Bishop Miege High School

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BISHOP MIEGE
HIGH SCHOOL
ANNUAL REPORT
2010-2011
Inside
President’s Letter...........................................5
Miege Foundation...........................................7
Auxiliary Groups............................................. 9
2010-2011 events and fundraisers........ 10
Achievements in 2010-2011....................13-39
2010-2011 Annual Fund..................................14
2010-2011 Operational Budget................21
Scholarship for the 21st Century... 24
2010-2011 Cumulative Giving.................... 26
Alumni news & notes.................................. 38
in memory...........................................................40
2011-2012 Faculty and staff...................... 42
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A N N UA L R E P ORT
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BI S HOP M I E G E H IG H S C HO OL
from the
PR ESIDEN T
2010-2011 FOUNDATION
Board of Trustees
December 2012
Dear Friends of Miege,
Bill Dunn Sr., Trustee Emeritus
Todd Johnson, Emeritus
Larry Gates, Chairman
Heather Bahora ’91
Paul Bastasch
Bernie Bianchino ’66
Romano DeMarco ’88
Bill Dunn Jr. ’66
Mark Foster
Dan Hiatt
John Houlehan
Tim Jury
Don Kincaid
John Latenser
Bernie Madden
Jean McDonnell ’67
Bob Mogren
John Waldeck ’86
Dr. Joe Passantino
“With your
help, we are
able to continue
to provide
our students
with the very
best Catholic
education as
they grow in
their faith and
strive to live
the Gospel
message.”
Because of the incredible generosity of the Bishop Miege community, we can all
look back on the 2010-11 school year with immense pride and gratitude. Once
again, many blessings have been bestowed upon our students and staff because of
the amazing support of so many of our alumni, parents and friends.
You will discover the events in this Annual Report that were the culmination of
our community working together for the ongoing success of Bishop Miege High
School. With your help, we are able to continue to provide our students with
the very best Catholic education as they grow in their faith and strive to live the
Gospel message.
We are proud of the partnership that has evolved with you and are truly sustained
by your ongoing gifts of prayer, time and resources. Also, please know we are
most appreciative of what you have allowed us to accomplish and look with
anticipation to what the future holds.
As always, you are a welcome guest here at Miege and encouraged to visit
whenever possible.
With gratitude and prayers,
Dr. Joe Passantino
President
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THE BISHOP MIEGE
The Bishop Miege Foundation was
created in 1992 as a financial advisory
group. Today its purpose has grown to
benefit Bishop Miege by assisting the
school with fund raising and volunteer
activities, advocacy in the community,
as well as expert legal and financial
counsel. This group is responsible for
initiating programs that will provide for
the long-term stability of the school, as
well as the annual operational funds
available to Miege.
FOUNDATION
Foundation Expenditures 1992-2011
Foundation Projects 1992-1999
School furniture
$32,332.77
Interest expenses
$451,354.00
Foreign language lab
$29,668.03
New offices
$822,782.00
Computerized library
$71,413.00
Chapel renovation
$563,764.00
School lockers
$66,486.18
Teacher workload reduction
$200,000.00
Math calculators
$3,529.00
Roof screen
Energy audit
$4,950.00
North Campus expenses
Boilers
Past FOUNDATION Board
MEMBERS, 1990 to 2010
Bill Dunn, Sr. - Emeritus
Todd Johnson - Emeritus
Dick Anderson
Bob Bibb ’66
James Dawson
John DeStefano
Jane Druten
Gary Grable
Patrice Schmitz Hall
Marlys Haverty
John Hoffman
Mel Lavery ’64
Jerry Mayne
Tom McDonnell
Phil Moore ’57
Linda Nixon
Bob Northrip
Herb Rome
John Sullivan, Jr.
Susan Tremonti ’79’
Mike Waldeck
Rick Worner
$139,081.81
Computer room
$64,111.00
Track
$83,665.00
Music room
$30,349.00
Chemistry lab and science room
$80,103.03
Gym lights, roof and floor
Classroom remodeling
Ceilings and lights
$136,616.20
$55,441.99
$185,897.30
Parking lot
$79,858.03
Girls’ locker room
$26,702.95
Library consortium
$11,080.33
School transformation
$16,176.56
Repair of structural beams
Stadium concession, restrooms and lights
Ramp
Total
$9,500.00
$189,145.00
$41,800.00
$527,640.00
North Campus acquisition
$2,005,000.00
Total
$15,368,852.31
The Future of Miege Athletics
Stadium survey work
$10,000.00
Stadium predesign
$75,102.00
Stadium design
$361,288.00
Stadium
$5,206,935.00
Total
$5,653,325.00
Ongoing Projects 1992-2011
Scholarships
$1,014,570.00
Technology improvements
$282,289.59
Total
$1,296,859.59
$12,300.00
$1,328,407.18
Operational Expenses 1992-2011
Postage, printing and supplies
Master plan development
Industrial Arts wing renovation
West drive
$59,855.72
$792,256.00
$49,684.00
Equipment rental and maintenance, bank charges
Insurance
Salaries
$280,085.66
Miscellaneous
Storm sewer
$113,289.71
Foundation to Operations
Campaign expenses
$712,821.22
$85,771.00
$7,167.38
$1,057,844.00
$4,468,741.00
$4,194,008.00
$124,109.54
$49,752.00
Architectural and engineering fees
General upgrades and science labs
$11,606.02
Donor recognition, foundation and other dinners
Air conditioning and improvements
Kincaid Media Center
$360,711.32
Advertising and promotions
Because Miege Matters Campaign 1999-2006
$118,431.62
$1,869,042.56
Web site management
$51,460.00
Landscaping
$57,867.00
Total
$3,707,991.44
Total Expenditures
2010-2011
$27,355,435.52
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Au x iliary
Groups
Mothers’ Club
BISHOP MIEGE FOUNDATION DINNER
The Mothers’ Club lends its support to Bishop
Miege and its students through several
activities and events. The Mothers’ Club fosters
involvement between mothers and the programs
at Miege. It is a social organization that promotes
Miege students and families and supports Miege’s
various education and fundraising programs.
Additionally, the Mothers’ Club provides a
means of parent communication with the school
administration.
Among the highlights of the Bishop Miege
Foundation Dinner on Dec. 4 was the
presentation of the Herbert Rome Stewardship
Award. The 2010 recipients were Don and Patty
’70 Kincaid, who were introduced by Foundation
Board Chairman Larry Gates and recognized for
their exceptional support of Bishop Miege High
School, including procurement and donation of
the North Campus in 2008, and construction of
the new Kincaid Media Center in 2005.
Miege Activities Booster Club
ALUMNA OF THE YEAR:
PaTRice Maloney ’84
The purpose of the Miege Activities Booster
Club is to support student activities at Miege
(both athletic and non-athletic). Specifically
their goals are to:
• Coordinate and support all parent activities
• Provide a forum to bring ideas for new parent
involvement or activities
• Be a sounding board for the school
• Facilitate more parent involvement
In addition to the above goals, the MABC sponsors
and supports a wide range of activities. They meet
throughout the school year to plan and organize
student and parent activities to promote Bishop
Miege High School. Some of their projects include
the Safe Home program, student mixers, parent
socials and the welcome picnic.
The Bishop Miege Alumni of the Year Award
is presented to a graduate who has given his or
her time, talents and loyalty to enhance Bishop
Miege and its traditions
Patrice is one of six children of Herb and Rita
Rome to attend Bishop Miege, and has had three
children of her own attend Miege (Jimmy ’06,
Kaitlyn ’08 and Morgan’13). She has spent 19
years teaching in Catholic Schools, including
the last 14 years at St. Agnes, where she teaches
Pre-Kindergarten.
Patrice is an active member of the Miege
community in many different ways, having served
as a member of Bishop Miege Activities Booster
Club and the Bishop Miege Board of Trustees.
She has been a frequent Miege volunteer at Miege
events even during years when her children were
not Miege students. She is also a supporter of
the Bishop Miege Annual Fund, Because Miege
Matters campaign, The Future of Miege Athletics
campaign and the Bishop Miege auction.
Above: Archbishop
Joseph Naumann,
Patty Kincaid, Don
Kincaid and Dr. Joe
Passantino at the
presentation of the
2010 Herbert Rome
Stewardship Award.
Left: Alumna of the
Year Patrice Maloney.
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F undraisers
an d e v ents
Miege Open Plays Doubles
Bishop Miege hosted two Miege Open Tournaments within the 20102011 fiscal year, producing double success in 2011.
Friday, October 1, 2010 was selected for the 31st Annual Miege Open.
Alumni and Miege supporters gathered for lunch, golf, gifts and
a silent auction at Leawood South Country Club on a very warm
Homecoming Day. The effort raised over $29,000 for the Bob Frazier
Scholarship Fund.
The 32nd Annual Miege Open Golf Tournament was moved to
Monday, June 27, 2011 at Leawood South Country Club in order to
take advantage of some club amenities. Alumni, generous corporate
sponsors and friends of Miege enjoyed a picture perfect day as they
played, had a barbeque lunch and bid on numerous auction items. Bob
Frazier, Chairman of the Miege Open, is pleased to announce that the
summer tournament brought in over $24,000.
Over the years, the Miege Open has raised more than $295,000,
providing needy students vital financial assistance in order to attend
Bishop Miege and receive a quality Catholic education.
STAG STRUT
The 22nd Annual Stag Strut took place on Sept. 24th at Dixon Doll Stadium, and
the students once again surpassed their $50,000 goal by raising $59,396.98. In the
last 22 years the students have raised more than $1,077,375 for the school.
Chance of a Lifetime
Thank you to all who donated toward the 2nd Annual Chance of a Lifetime drawing, making it again a successful event for Miege, raising more than $20,000. The
three lucky persons whose names were drawn on December 4th had the opportunity to select a prize ranging from cash, room or lawn makeovers to luxury trips.
1st place winner: Tom and Donna Kellerman, cash
2nd Place winner: Frank and Katherine Healey, Ryan Lawn & Tree Ultimate Service
3rd place winner: Joe and Susan Thomas, trip to Cabo San Lucas
Our congratulations to the winners and thanks to all supporters of Bishop Miege.
Magazine & CoOKIE DOUGH Sale
2010 Miege Open winners Darin Heyen, Curt Marchand, Franz Winklhofer and Nick Hodes
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Thanks to the efforts of Miege’s students, families and staff the magazine & cookie
dough sale brought in $58,459.00 which will directly benefit Bishop Miege and
its programs. We thank all who supported Miege by renewing or purchasing new
magazines or purchasing cookie dough through our fundraiser. If you missed the
magazine sale, you may renew your subscriptions or purchase new ones online at
www.qsp.com. Miege receives 40 percent of the total amount. Our next sale begins
on January 13th 2012.
Danny Morris 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament
The 16th Annual Danny Morris 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament was played on July
31, 2010.
The tournament began in 1995 in honor of Danny Morris, Alumni ’92, who
died tragically in a car accident in 1993. In 2010 we had 82 sponsors and 28 teams
participate in three divisions. The tournament raised $15,587.75 for scholarships.
This brings the total raised to more than $216,000.
In 2011, the Morris family announced that it had decided to end the 3-on-3
tournament and thanked supporters.
The family wrote:
After 17 years we have decided to end the Danny Morris/Bishop
Miege 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament. It was a great run and there
were many, many special moments over the years.
We, Danny’s family and Bishop Miege High School, are most
grateful and humbled by the kindness and generosity of so many
people in support of this tournament.
The tournament raised $232,000 in scholarship money for Miege
students.
We believe Bishop Miege High School is a special place and will
continue to support their mission to Catholic Education.
Thank you again for your generous support over the past 17 years.
May God bless you and yours,
The Morris Family
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F undraisers
an d e v ents
38th Annual Auction
SPRING FLING
A flower- filled gym, tables laden with hundreds of gift displays and
a sumptuous array of foods whetted any appetite as more than 600
alumni, parents, staff and friends socialized, shopped and dined at the
38th Annual Auction on April 30, 2011. Amid a splash of spring colors,
talented auctioneers enticed bidders to be winners and raise funds for
the students at Bishop Miege.
Alumna and current parent Chris Jordan, ’83, was the happy
winner of the 2011 Nissan Juke from State Line Nissan and Don and
Patty Kincaid.
For nearly 40 years, the Auction has been Miege’s premier
fundraiser. The 2011 event was no different, bringing in over $200,000
through grand live and silent auctions, drawings and the newest
promotion, a dessert auction featuring divinely beautiful edible
creations.
Fund-a-Need raised an additional $80,000 in scholarship funds for
students facing economic difficulties.
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SAVE THE DATE!
SATURDAY, APRIL 28th
Erin Alexander (right) was named the East Kansas
National Forensics League Student of the Year on
April 23, 2011. The District Student of the Year
Award recognizes the student who best embodies
the NFL Code of Honor: Integrity, humility, respect,
leadership, and service. Nominees must also
demonstrate strong academic credentials and a
commitment to the speech and debate community.
Details coming soon!
Senior Helen Stanley was named National Merit
Semifinalist in the 2011 National Merit Scholarship
Program. Semifinalists place within the top one
percent of more than 1.6 million students who
entered the National Merit Program by taking the
PSAT/NMSQT in October 2009.
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Profoundly Changing Lives
Your support of the Annual Fund
helps every student and
every program at Bishop Miege
High School, every day.
The generosity of our alumni, parents and friends of Miege influences
our ability to guide and foster our students to grow in their faith and
become Disciples of Christ, to strive for academic excellence and to be
leaders in their communities.
We’re unwavering in our commitment to excellence in Catholic
education. We pray you are, too.
“It means the world that someone
would care enough to help send me to
Miege without even knowing me.”
– M ary Ballant yne, C lass
of
2012
“My faith is a big part of who I am
and who I want to be, and coming
to a school that’s willing to nurture
my faith and make it even stronger is
very important to me.”
– Erin A lex ander , C lass
of
2011
“People here are proud of their school
and proud to be part of a greater
spiritual journey. I never knew that
the energy of a Catholic school would
be this amazing.”
– N ash O’Fallon , C lass
of
2014
Bishop Miege Annual Fund
Call to Action
Gifts to the Annual Fund may be sent to:
Bishop Miege High School
5041 Reinhardt Drive
First-time givers
We are asking you to make a first-time gift equivalent to just $2 a month for 12 months.
Shawnee Mission, KS 66205
OR donate quickly and easily online at
www.bishopmiege.com.
Previous Donors
If you are a previous donor, please consider a gift of at least your single largest previous donation.
Parents of Alumni
Please make a gift at a level that best suits your situation – donate in the name of your son or daughter!
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Because tuition does not cover the
cost of educating our students, each
year the Annual Fund provides money
to meet our day-to-day expenses. The
Annual Fund consists of three phases:
The mailing in the fall, the Phonathon
in January and February for those
who did not respond to the letter,
and a final request in the spring. The
Annual Fund is the largest fundraising
project of the year. It raised more than
$168,912.57 for the 2010-2011 year.
Thanks to the Miege community and
to the following alumni, listed by class,
for their contributions.
annual fund
giv ing in 2010-201 1
J U LY 1 , 2010 through J U N E 30, 201 1
Class of 1950
Class of 1959
# in class 20 = 5%
Mary Ellen Seller Byrne
Total $770.00
# in class 62 = 11%
Delores Magerl Billings
Michael Dunn
James English
Jim Ewing
Don Hugo
Mary Ann Metzger Weding
James Whitaker
Class of 1952
# in class 29 = 3%
Joann Elliot Feehan
Class of 1953
# in class 21 = 4%
Paul O’Connell
Class of 1954
# in class 33 = 3%
Thomas Scofield
Class of 1956
# in class 37 = 8%
Brian Billings
Jerry Mook
Coletta Crahan Schmidt
Class of 1957
# in class 34 = 11%
Tom Laughlin
Paul O’Brien
Mary Westerman Sorenson
Mary Harrison Ziller
Class of 1958
# in class 57 = 5%
Class of 1958
Mary Ann Carter O’Connor
Jim Sorenson
Total 1950-’58: $925.00
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Class of 1960
Total $1,229.62
# in class 85 = 15%
Bill DeCoursey
Michael Fitzgerald
Mary Ellen O’Brien Green
Mary Salazar Gutierrez
Barbara Purinton Hill
Michael Kahler
Jim North
Garrick Rollert
Dennis Rues
Janet Schmitz
Rich Sims
Dennis Wills
Class of 1961
Total $875.00
# in class 114 = 10%
Frances Shaffer Conners
Lanny Hoy Corley
Mary Kay Pyle Dillingham
Mary Thies Grimsley
Jim Hippmann
Linda Trabon Hugo
Patricia Kirby Malcolm
John McGill
Robert Metzger
Jean Chambers Nickel
John Raydo
Pat Driscoll Thomson
Larry Quirk
Ron Regan
Mary Anne Myers Ryan
Ted Ryan
Gayle Maloney Sweitzer
Patty Chatterton Walsh
Leslie Spurck Whitaker
Ed Younger
Class of 1962
Class of 1964
Total $880.00
# in class 137 = 5%
Phillip Gotner
Tom Kellerman
Richard McGill
Mary Dwyer North
Kathleen Reed
June Stork Sokol
Steve Stricker
Bill Welch
Total $4,162.50
# in class 206 = 10%
Larry Allen
Frank Bower
Donald Brennan
Pat Gaughan Brewster
Doug Couch
Kathleen Bell Dickinson
Kay Hippmann Findley
Susan Glennon Fletcher
Linda Smithmier Hathaway
Connie Dodds Keehn
Mel Lavery
Lawrence Maher
Pam Reiter Molnar
Judy Wolski Mulik
Bill Nees
Suzann Melton Parrish
Barbara Lyons Schell
Melanie Veenboer Shirk
Joanne Salamone Stimac
Martha Ziegelmeyer Suess
Robert Willer
Tom Younger
Class of 1963
Total $930.00
# in class 147 = 12%
Donna Harn Amato
Bob Beverlin
Mary Wilson Cocetti
Rosemarie Dolan Grandilli
Steve Hudson
Mary Lu Doll Imm
Vicki Koch
Patrice Krampff
LaVern Di Marco Lorenz
Fred Mance
Class of 1965
Total $1,310.00
# in class 236 = 4%
Barbara Standard Askren
Mary Crimmins
Diane Wills Garrett
Mick Hartzell
John Holtsclaw
Peggi Walker Kilroy
Carol McIntyre Leiszler
Linda Krause March
Jane Dwyer McMahon
Bob Numrich
Dale Rohr
Annette Kearny Stoerman
Margaret Birch Streeter
Class of 1966
Total $2,928.50
# in class 259 = 6%
Bob Bibb
Rich Bohon
Jim Chrzanowski
Patrick Doherty
Mike Fuhrman
Robert Hartnett
Theresa Weitkamp Healy
Kathy Finholm Hines
Laurie Couch Johnson
Stephen McCray
Maria Spaeth Murphy
Kent Reynolds
Ron Rome
Todd Salash
Signe Osiier Schuepbach
James Scofield
Mariella Cellitte Tefft
Class of 1967
Total $18,967.50
# in class 253 = 7%
Barb Wolski Allen
Mark Batenic
Paula Scardello Burger
Bob Cellitti
Kathy Smith Corcoran
Joseph Crostarosa
Nancy Dunn Driscoll
Susan Standard Finnigin
Ted Freese
Barbara Swartz Grigsby
Pam Santee Hughes
Jan Dierks Hutz
Julie Lamasney Ingham
Barbara Ritter Kearney
Jean Weitkamp McDonnell
Joan Tschechtelin
Reichenberger
Steve Scanlon
John Silady
Mary Hetzel Silady
Mike Whitmore
Class of 1968
Class of 1970
Total $1,187.50
# in class 235 = 4%
Rosie Brennan Baker
Cindy Meyer Einhellig
Dean Gustafson
Tom Mayse
Kathy Riordan Olvera
Mike O’Rourke
Mike Prior
Teri Conry Robinett
Judi Gampper Salo
Barbara Albers Stockton
Total $887.50
# in class 230 = 6%
Susan Willer Dye
Mary Beverlin Fitzgerald
Jennifer Brenner Holladay
Joe Huppe
Nancy McReynolds Huppe
Cindy Murphy McMahon
Cyndy Crimmins O’Rourke
Bob Oshman
Rick Reynolds
Teresa Dagg Smith
Tom Smith
Vicki Grebowiec Smith
Babs McTigue Stilley
Mary Leroy Woodruff
Class of 1969
Total $1,515.00
# in class 236 = 7%
Anne Marie Metz Adams
Patty McCue Aldridge
Sue Lynam Gorman
Steve Hansen
Mary Kinerk
Ken Knutsen
Karen Klein Koch
Margaret Adams Leintz
Kathy Orr
Judy O’Connell Reyhle
Bob Sheridan
Mary Stein Shobe
Denise Manger Staudenmyer
Bob Svoboda
Mary Lynn Dierks Svoboda
Kathy Centner Tilson
Maryann Bollig Williams
Congratulations to Ann Kalis
for being named a Commended Student in the 2011
National Merit Scholarship
Program. About 34,000
Commended Students
throughout the nation were
recognized for their exceptional academic promise.
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation described
the honor: “As demonstrated
by their outstanding performance in our highly competitive program, the young men and women named
Commended Students represent some of the most
academically talented students in our country.”
Class of 1971
Total $850.00
# in class 200 = 4%
Jeanine Clune Cindrich
Barbara O’Connell Crawford
Russ Eads
Tim Hannon
Mary Sue Mertes Hermes
Nancy Gill LaJoie
Marian Weilert Sauvey
Rosemary Wetzel Signorelli
Sue Weitkamp
This fall, Miege Science teacher and Robotics
faculty moderator Scott Anderson invited 7th & 8th
graders to join others to work on solving challenges
created by the Stag Robotics team. The middle
school students spent Tuesday and Thursday evenings designing and programming Lego robots, and
were mentored Mr. Anderson, Mr. Andrew Groene and
members of the STAG Robotics team.
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Class of 1972
Cynthia Goff Welch
Kim Dean White
Tom Wilkes
Total $1,850.00
# in class 230 = 4%
John Beverlin
Joe Diebold
Michele Ring Diebold
Paula Garner
Janice Martin Gillihan
Jim Kirkpatrick
Maggie Hendricks Kleine
Steve Lacy
John O’Dowd
Joan Harryman O’Hare
Larry Roederer
Class of 1974
Class of 1973
Total $2,175.00
# in class 175 = 10%
Ken Anderson
Dave Atwell
Ellen Condry
Katrina Guenther Greub
Laurie Decha Hannon
Michael Hannon
Deborah Palermo Holterman
Jennifer King Ingraham
Patty Desmond Markey
Janet Bird Miscannon
Debbie Cornelius Monterubio
Karen Vacek O’Donnell
Dan O’Rourke
Cynthia O’Gara Smith
Nancy Miller Summers
Steve Summers
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Total $2,750.00
# in class 208 = 10%
Karen Schaefer Camarata
Greg Cornelius
Tim Dougherty
Robin Shondell Duhe
Don Glenn
Mary Latz Gorczyca
David Heffron
Kathleen Shaffer Henley
Martha Vyhanek Houts
Dwayne Katzer
Sandy Meara Katzer
Margaret Gregar Landon
Martha Growney Lawler
Patricia Manning Manning
Kathleen Kennally McGrew
Steve Miller
Susan Geraghty Miller
Sheila O’Connor
Seana Riordan Vissotzky
Larry Walsh
Patty Judge Wamsley
Class of 1975
Total $1,500.00
# in class 192 = 4%
Tom Clark
Cathy Dolan
Chris Johnson
Theresa Wolski Lynch
Phil Moran
Royce Ann Wilcox Smith
Diane Van Thullenar
Mary Swift Viveros
Class of 1976
Total $2,926.00
# in class 209 = 7%
Mary Jo Kolarik Audley
Peggy Walterman Ballou
Debbie Brenner
Peter Fiorini
Jerry Glenn
Cindy Zishka Green
Debbie Wernel Kolarik
Kathleen Roult Marx
Bill Meador
Stephanie Walling Palmer
Mary Sue Sheridan Perkins
Barbara Watkins Sack
Elaine O’Connell Schmidtberger
Greg Shondell
Ann O’Connor Waters
Class of 1977
Total $1,169.00
# in class 213 = 7%
Nancy Gregar Douglas
Jerry Gaughan
Susie Wimer Harrison Lutz
Judy Heiman Hinchey
Gigi Latz Knox
Diane McCowen Kusman
Paul Lacy
John Manning
Bob Porter
John Price
Teresa Redlingshafer-Gehring
Sean Reilly
Rita Schroeger Tiehen
Kevin Vater
Mary Thorpe Watkins
Class of 1978
Total $1,126.00
# in class 221 = 9%
Barbara Hale Austin
Ginny Bertrand
Liz Burke
Laurie O’Brien Chubb
Cindy Shondell Curtis
Dan Happer
Bill Hendricks
Maureen Carney Hernandez
Tom Jacquinot
Mary Beth Owsley Larson
Gene Myers
Maura Feehan Peterson
Larry Pickert
Matt Smith
Rita D’Agostino Stollman
Cathy Wilkus Swanson
Becky Vogt Thacker
Julie Bartoszek WestHoff
Karen Barancik Wheeler
Kevin Wilson
Class of 1979
Total $4,730.00
# in class 250 = 10%
Joe Boring
David Bryant
Phil Heintzelman
Phil Holderness
Clarise Conrad Hovis
Theresa McConniff Jackson
Bob Jacquinot
Jamie Duardi Kaczmarek
Martha Buffkin Kane
Tim Kellerman
Mark Lazzo
Chris Madison
Annette Clune Mellard
Susan Palmer Moloney
Karen Mischlich Mueller
Barbara Vyhanek Patterson
Rosemary Podrebarac
Judy Meador Rehmert
Mary Pat O’Neill Smith
Paul Tremonti
Susan Taylor Tremonti
JoLinda Gonzales Vega
Sally Watson Viken
Paula Welch
Kathy Wood
Class of 1980
Total $754.00
# in class 225 = 6%
Michele Halloran Falen
Jane Falk
Nancy Squillace Fleming
Mary Schmitt Frerking
Karen Brindley Gier
Bruce Graham
Deanna Sanderson Grelinger
Jerry Lacy
Sharon McQuerry-Lacy
Tim Propp
Jeanne Sands Ragland
Mike Richards
Deanna Windisch Schleicher
Cindy Stephanz
George Wilber
Class of 1981
Total $2,557.50
# in class 220 = 8%
Michael Bizal
Kathy O’Connor Calvert
Steve DeBauge
Nancy Payne Ellis
Don Fields
Nancy Harvey Foltz
Tom Graham
Phil Hodes
Nancy Lippold Kellerman
Jane Burke Kelling
Patty Kelley Ken
Amy Macan Obermueller
Barbara Hanson Pianalto
Phillip Reyes
Cheri Dwyer Rhodes
Manuel Rios
John Shonfelt
Kathy Rinella Strecker
Class of 1982
Total $1,510.00
# in class 233 = 4%
Denise Jordan Brown
Connie Carr Mikelait
Jane Sittenauer Muraski
David Pickert
Ken Price
Serena Staley Price
Melissa Snider
Jean Lacy Stoa
Lynn Sanderson Weist
Michelle Maher Wilber
Class of 1983
Total $1,327.50
# in class 249 = 4%
Chris Duval
Ann Gladbach Graham
Cathy Hosty Hair
Colleen Duffy Heeter
Joe Heeter
Chris Chezek Jordan
Kevin Katzer
Debbie Cawley Moeller
Jill St. Martin Pittman
Mona Redlingshafer Simons
Lupe Ybarra Stedman
Tim Taylor
Class of 1984
Total $1,950.00
# in class 233 = 3%
Diane Chezek Browne
Suzette Shatto Clark
Bob Faherty
Kenneth Hodes
Paul Rohleder
Kathleen Gould Staley
Tim Staley
Class of 1985
Total $5,820.0
# in class 236 = 5%
Kimberly Anderson
Cheri Bisbee
Jennifer Johnston Boudreau
Christopher Casper
Sara Dougherty
Mark Lacy
Sean Little
Jim Milazzo
Lorraine Hummell Silkman
Mary Ann Galvin Vogt
Rich Vogt
Nancy Hoffman Wasinger
Class of 1986
Total $520.00
# in class 213 = 3%
Lauren O’Connor Heyen
Jennifer Wagner Lynch
Sean Platt
Angela Gutierrez Ramirez
Todd Richardson
Ken Scheve
Melissa Blumel Scheve
Class of 1987
Total $230.00
# in class 269 = 2%
Amy Zamierowski Carman
Jeff Evans
Kristen McCarthy Garrison
Deanna Dercher Gish
Chris Mann
Sherrie Behner Mann
Jack Stoerman
Class of 1988
Total $1,295.00
# in class 230 = 5%
Romano DeMarco
Libby Wedeking DePinto
Amy Campin Goebel
Teresa Jackson Harris
Margie Nass Huggins
Angie Mufic Koetting
Mark Koetting
Mary Sue Rinella LeBourveau
Andrew Jeralyn Lutz
Jeralyn Pilsl Lutz
Eric Schweder
Tricia Decoursey Stark
Cheryl Burns Williams
Bishop Miege’s Spring Break mission trips sent more
than 160 students, adults and chaperones in four
different directions to serve others.
In West Virginia, the students built decks for
families, added ramps for the disabled, painted and
installed siding on homes and built picnic tables for
an Elementary School, among other projects.
In Kansas City, the students worked at St. James
Food Pantry, visited several homeless shelters and
spent hours tutoring students at the Upper Room.
Thirty students traveled to Cincinnati, Arkansas, to
provide cleanup of debris on five farms in the area.
This year included a new site, New York City. Each
day groups worked in different boroughs serving at a
variety of sites.
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Class of 1989
Class of 1991
Class of 1995
Class of 1999
Class of 2004
Total $1,040.00
# in class 251 = 2%
Michael Bastasch
Jay Holthaus
Jacque Smith Ivey
Marcye Stuhlman Lange
Joe Owens
Katy North Stoerman
Total $2,685.00
# in class 164 = 6%
Heather Hoffman Bahora
Jenny Cawley
David Herr
Tony Jaime
Amy Heit Morfeld
Sarah Muessig-Book
Joan Reiser
Jeff Tamasi
Mike Voll
Tim Weaver
Nichole Newcomer Yannette
Total $944.00
# in class 163 = 3%
Kara Kurtenbach
Bob Ludwikoski
Shawn Oropeza
Scott Richardson
Christi Rinella Douglas
Total $225.00
# in class 236 = 2%
Laura Wolfe Adam
Laura Sundblad Dold
Jenny Paredes Dowell
Ryan Kirchhoff
Laura Miller
Lisa Martincich Stuart
Total $5.00
# in class 183 = 1%
John Green
Class of 1990
Total $1,305.00
# in class 228 = 6%
Cecelia Infante Bethel
Chad Boydston
Jenny Jennings Boydston
Joanie Nass Brady
Casey Regan Braun
Jeff Flannery
Jenny Tylicki Fontaine
Amy Gattermeir
Jennifer Jacquinot
Paula DeMarco Long
Michelle Mulik
Bob Sims
Erica Staley Sims
Bob Van Cleave
Mary Vohs Wilcox
Class of 1992
Total $1,000.00
# in class 136 = 1%
Joe Fahey
Class of 1993
Total $375.00
# in class 182 = 2%
Jenny Owens Hughes
P. J. Ludwikoski
Josh Weber
Katy Miller Weber
Class of 1994
Total $100.00
# in class 133 = 2%
Ellen Druten Algrim
Mark Kellerman
Brian King
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Class of 1996
Total $405.00
# in class 156 = 1%
Tim Burger
Stephanie Lee Coatney
Jane Stoever
Class of 1997
Total $385.00
# in class 160 = 2%
Jacob Cummings
David Lopez
Andrew Marino
Joe Walberg
Class of 1998
Total $45.00
# in class 159 = 1%
Christine Grigsby Mulcahy
Zach Wolf
Class of 2000
Class of 2005
Total $150.00
# in class 192 = 1%
Abigail Oliver
Keith Schmidtberger
Total $1,456.63
# in class 193 = 3%
Michelle Bryant
Janelle Decker
Tom Morris
Alan Peel
David Schapker
Katie Verschelden
Class of 2006
Class of 2001
Total $50.00
# in class 182 = 1%
James McCausland
Total $165.00
# in class 233 = 1%
Shannon Flanagan
Nate Huppe
Katie Houlehan Maher
Class of 2002
Total $50.00
# in class 197 = 1%
Sean Hand
Total $155.00
# in class 207 = 1%
Br. Maximilian Burkhart
Joseph Collins
Stephen Green
Molly McMahon
Class of 2009
Class of 2010
Total $25.00
# in class 177 = 1%
Megan McMahon
OPER ATIONAL
Bu dget 2010-201 1
Notes
1. Miege’s financial statements are reviewed each year by an independent
auditing firm.
2. Church support (income) consists of $826,700 in subsidy assessment
from Johnson County parishes and $35,400 from Call to Share.
3. Full-time enrollment for 2010-2011 was 754 students. Tuition was $7,325
per student from Johnson County parishes and $8,825 for all other
students.
*These figures do not include the fundraising efforts of the Bishop Miege
Foundation.
Income
Tuition and fees
$4,791,457
75%
Church support
$862,100
13%
Contributions and community support*
$275,130
4%
Other income
$54,514
1%
Student activities
$70,674
2%
North Campus
$335,032
5%
Total
$6,388,907
100%
Instructional
$4,148,340
65%
Administrative/Developmental
$570,650
9%
Plant/Maintenance
$537,127
9%
Other expenses
$462,939
7%
Student expenses
$446,744
7%
North Campus
$216,262
3%
Total
$6,263,750
100%
Expenses
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PRESERVE the PAST
PROVIDE for the FUTURE
One of the hallmarks of Bishop Miege High School is the tremendous
support received from our alumni, parents and friends. This show of
generosity has provided $25 million in capital improvements over the
past decade. The total renovation of our educational facility and our
athletic facilities will serve students for years to come.
Currently, we are faced with the challenge of an unstable economy
and the rising number of families who seek a quality faith-filled education for their son/daughter, but do not have the necessary resources
to provide one. To insure the growth and a secure future, we look to
other means of support for the school, thus, the Bishop Miege Legacy
Society/Endowment Fund.
What is PLANNED GIVING?
A “planned gift” can be one you give immediately, such as stocks,
property or other assets. Or, it can be one you give later, through a
bequest in your Will or a Trust. Making a “planned gift” can be extremely easy. For example, you can add “Bishop Miege High School,
Shawnee Mission, KS” as a partial or total beneficiary of your life
insurance, IRA, pension account or other investment account.
A “planned gift” provides future support to Bishop Miege and offers you
the opportunity to extend your legacy of faith beyond your own lifetime.
“Planned Giving” necessitates some advanced planning to properly
transfer assets. This type of giving typically involves deferred gifts
to the school. Thank you for your consideration.
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Types of PLANNED gifts
• Bequests: Designate a gift to Bishop Miege in your will or trust
• Charitable Gift Annuity: In return for a donation, receive
a fixed income for life
• Charitable Remainder Trust: Transfer assets irrevocably to
a trust, receive an income for life and remainder goes to Bishop
Miege upon your death.
•R
etained Life Estate: Donate your residence to Bishop
Miege as a beneficiary on a certificate of deposit, an annuity, IRA
or retirement plan.
•L
ife Insurance: Designate Bishop Miege as a beneficiary on your
life insurance policy or gift a policy you no longer need.
With the guidance from your estate planning attorney, choose
what to give.
BENEFITS
All gifts provide a significant benefit to Bishop Miege High School
while possibly:
Increasing current income for you or others
• Reducing your income tax
• Helping to avoid capital gains
• Passing assets to your family at a reduced tax cost
Your next step
Let us know your plans. Please contact the Development Office
at 913-262-2701, ext. 238 or [email protected] with questions or to let us know you have made plans for a gift. We would love
the opportunity to thank you for your generous act. We are happy to
honor your wishes regarding anonymity.
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SCHOL A R SHIP
for the 21st century
The senior class of 1990 initiated an idea for their class gift. They
chose to invest money collected from their classmates along with
donations from the Student Council to provide scholarships for future
students. The senior classes since then have continued donating to the
scholarship fund.
GRADUATING
CLASS
DONATION
1990
1990
$6,090
$14,000
2000
1991
1991
$6,307
$15,000
2001
1992
1992
$7,221
$16,000
2002
1993
1993
$7,416
$14,000
2003
1994
1994
$7,698
$16,000
2004
1995
1995
$8,071
$16,000
2005
1996
1996
$8,060
$16,000
2006
1997
1997
$8,500
$16,000
2007
1998
1998
$9,038
$16,000
2008
1999
1999
$9,209
$16,000
2009
2000
2000
$8,500
$16,000
2010
2000 1990
$14,000
$26,000
2010
2001 2001
$16,000
2011
2002
2002
$10,300
$16,000
2012
2003
2003
$11,800
$16,000
2013
2004
2004
$11,800
$16,000
2014
2005
2005
$11,800
$16,000
2015
2006
2006
$11,800
$16,000
2016
2007
2007
$13,651
$16,000
2017
2008
2008
$12,332
$16,000
2018
2009
2009
$11,800
$16,000
2019
2010
2010
$11,800
$16,000
2020
2011
2011
$11,800
$16,000
2021
$227,798
$373,000
$8,795 TOTAL
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Gifts in kind
Memorials
Amalfi Hotel – Brian Cooney
John Hansen
Carolyn Pickert Maier
Needham Floral, Inc. – Dan Needham
Joe and Jean Passantino
Monica Peter
Ralph and Dorothy Murphy Spezze
Tom Watson
Floyd and Anne Wohlrab
Joe Ozbolt – Ed’s Trophies and Awards
Carl and Nancy Wasinger
Memorial contributions
were made in memory
of the following persons
in 2010-2011.
Brian Christian
Tom Keehn
Mary Rose Lasculoa
Mary Ann Lucas
Danny Morris
Jonathan Ring
Herb Rome
Matching Gift companies
We would like to thank the following companies that have made
matching gift contributions in the names of their employees to
Bishop Miege during 2010-2011.
Abbott Fund
Ameriprise Financial
ConocoPhillips Company
DST Systems, Inc.
Entertainment Properties Trust
ExxonMobil Foundation
Felcor Lodging Trust
Hallmark Corporation
Hormel Foods
IBM Foundation
JP Morgan Chase Foundation
Kansas City Southern Industries Inc.
Kraft Foods Foundation
McKesson
The Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation
The Sprint Foundation
US Bancorp Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
Through the generosity of our alumni, parents and friends, Miege receives
donations to the following scholarships and memorial funds.
Alumni Scholarship
Helping Hand Tuition Fund
Rose Teicher Scholarship
Awarded in the name of the Bishop Miege Alumni
Association. The award is based on financial need and
school citizenship.
Recipients of the Helping Hand Tuition Fund are
evaluated for financial need, family challenges, Academic
potential, church/community service and character.
For students who otherwise would be unable to attend Miege.
This award is also based on school citizenship and need.
Archbishop Ignatius Strecker Scholarship
Honors Scholarship
Awarded to freshmen based upon school achievement and
service to the parish. Nominated by pastors.
Recipients of the Merit, Pastors and Lucas Scholarships
may qualify for an Honors Scholarship annually. The
award is based on student performance.
Named in honor of this past teacher, guidance counselor
and coach who dedicated more than 29 years to Miege.
His legacy was helping young people find success and his
commitment to the care and concern for those around him.
This scholarship awarded to incoming freshmen is based on
financial need and performance on the placement test.
Art Gutierrez, Jr. Scholarship
For students of Hispanic heritage. Created in memory of
Art Gutierrez Jr. ’66.
Bishop Miege Foundation Scholar’s Award
Awarded to freshmen based upon performance on
placement test, achievement, character and service.
Bob Frazier Alumni Scholarship
For students who may not otherwise be able to attend Miege.
Breadwinner Fund
Pays all remaining tuition of a student attending Miege in
the event of the death of a parent who provides the main
financial support of the family.
Brian Christian Memorial Scholarship
Named in honor of a young man from the class of 1985
who reflected life to others in an extraordinary way. The
award is given to one sophomore boy and girl each year.
Recipients must have exhibited a positive, caring attitude
toward others.
Mary Ann Lucas Memorial Scholarship
Named in honor of this past teacher, administrator and
friend who dedicated more than 30 years to Miege. This
is an ongoing scholarship fund for students who attend
regional Catholic grade schools.
For students who otherwise would be unable to attend Miege.
This award is also based on school citizenship and need.
Jonathan Ring Memorial Fund
For outstanding performance on the Miege placement test.
Named in honor of a young man from the class of 1979 who
exhibited a love for learning. Donations received to this fund
are designated for improvements in the Kincaid Media Center.
Miege Financial Assistance
Provides partial tuition reduction. Based on financial
need of a family. This program is funded by Call-toShare, the Bishop Miege Mothers’ Club, the Mike Hickey
Memorial Fund, the Ursuline Scholarship Fund and the
Scholarship for the 21st Century.
Mike Hickey Memorial Fund
Named in honor of a young man from the class of 1988
whose love for life was contagious.
Ursuline Scholarship Fund
One awarded by the pastor of each parish.
Named in honor of the Ursuline Sisters of Paola, Kan.,
who have served the school since its inception in 1945.
Principal’s Scholarship
Matty Molnar Scholarship
For exemplary performance on the Miege placement test.
The Matty Molnar Scholarship was established in memory
of Matty, Miege class of ’96, whose love of the Church and
his Catholic faith brightened the lives of everyone around
him. The scholarship is awarded annually to a St. Ann
School graduate who displays these same characteristics
while being a good citizen and student. The award is for
$500 for the freshman year.
Pastor’s Scholarship
R.J. Rhoades Memorial Scholarship
Named in honor of a young man, from the class of
1990, who showed us all the meaning of courage. This
scholarship was set up by the Druten family and friends
to be used by one senior, chosen by a vote of the Miege
students and faculty.
Named in honor of Richard Joseph “R.J.” Rhoades from the
Class of 1997, whose warm and loving personality touched the
lives of many. This award is based upon need and character.
Assists families in northeast Johnson County whose
children have attended a Johnson County Catholic
elementary school, but who lack the necessary resources
to continue their Catholic education through high school.
Thomas E. Sullivan/Janis M. Steinbrecher Scholarship
Merit Scholarship
Eric Druten Memorial Scholarship
Good Samaritan tuition fund
Walt Tylicki Soft Hart Scholarship
Bill Rost Scholarship
Named in honor of this extraordinary teacher who
devoted 38 years teaching English and media appreciation. Rost’s sense of humor was one of the things that
made him so cherished by his students and motivated
them to learn. Bill also initiated the first Miege auction in
1973. The Bill Rost Language Arts Scholarship is awarded
to an incoming freshman based on performance on the
language portion of the entrance exam.
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The following list has been compiled
to thank those donors who have generously given to Bishop Miege High
School during the fiscal year July 1,
2010, through June 30, 2011.
This listing reflects donations made
to the Auction, Annual Fund, Danny
Morris 3-on-3, Chance of a Lifetime
2010, Miege Open, the Capital Campaign, The Future of Miege Athletics
and other gifts.
C U MU L AT I V E
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J U LY 1 , 2010 through J U N E 30, 201 1
Founders: $10,000 +
Matt and Ann Anthony
Hoffman Family Foundation
Bernie and Marilyn Bianchino
Pat and Kathy Cocherl
Romano and Yolanda DeMarco
Dixon and Carol Doll
J. E. Dunn Construction Company
Kevin Dunn
Terry and Peggy Dunn
Bill and Marianne Dunn, Jr.
Peter and Barbara Gattermeir
John J. Sullivan, Jr., Charitable Foundation
Don and Patty Kincaid
Steve and Kathy Lacy
Gary and Rita Marvine - Midwest Distributors
Co., Inc.
Tom and Jean McDonnell
Chuck and Marty Raplinger
Rick and Barbara Standard
Mike and Sue Waldeck
Leaders: $5,000 - $9,999
Mike and Lori Archer
Paul and Kathy Bastasch
Country Club Bank
Bob and Jane Druten
Bob Dunn
Bill and Corrin Dunn III
Bill and Jean Dunn, Sr.
Tim and Janet Jury
Little Flower Foundation Fund
Greg and Vickie McDonald
Clancy and Jennifer Merrill
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Abraham and Mari Poulose
Jan Steinbrecher
Pat and Janna Stueve
Carl Weilert
The Westerman Foundation
Benefactors: $2,500 - $4,999
Rich and Debbie Agar
Mark Batenic
Jim and Toni Coopersmith
Ralph L. Smith Foundation
Frank Fiorini
Terry and Julie Flanagan
Mark and Mitzi Foster
Jim Glennon
Tim and Sarah Grunhard
Dan and Martha Hiatt
Kevin and Sue Hicks
Tom and Donna Kellerman
Mel and Rita Lavery
John Ludwikoski - Ludwikoski & Associates
Bernie and Jackie Madden
Jim and Pat Martin
Elizabeth Nieters
Rob and Diane O’Byrne
Joe and Jean Passantino
Michael and Michelle Rhoades
Vince Ring
Dean and Nancy Sandquist
Marian Sauvey
David and Mary Schulte
John and Jenny Waldeck
Carl and Nancy Wasinger
Patrons: $1,000 - $2,499
Andy and Kay Atchison
Bob and Sally Bibb
Tim and Chris Blackburn
Michelle Bryant
John and Claudia Caton
Ken and Micki Christian
Jim Chrzanowski
Tom and Carol Cleary
Bruce and Anne Conner
Greg Cornelius
Cathy Dolan
Neil and Fran Douthat
David and LeeAnn Egger
Bob Faherty
Joe and Sue Fahey
Rick and Marisa Fleenor
Susan Fletcher
Bob and Ada Frazier
Larry and Jeanne Gates
Jerry and Maureen Gaughan
Bob Gutierrez and Rachael Gutierrez Kelley Art’s Mexican Products, Inc.
Ron and Joann Heap
Joe and Patty Hemberger
Darin and Lauren Heyen
Joan Horan
John and Nancy Houlehan
Joe and Anne Jezak
Brian and Chris Jordan
Tim and Nancy Kellerman
Bill and Maggie Kleine
Barbara Kramer
John and Mary Latenser
Jim and Dunrie Lewis
Bill and Patrice Maloney
Curt and Laura Marchand
Kathleen Marx
Quentin and Kristin McArthur
Kevin and Kathleen McGrew
Mike and Colleen Meurer
Jim and Kimberly Anderson Milazzo
Bob and Suzanne Mogren
Bill and Kristi Morris
Tom Morris
Jerry and Patti Murphy
Maria Murphy
Marc and Angie Pedrotti
Dan and Leslie Pope
Dave and Mary Lou Richardson
Manuel Rios
Paul Rodriguez - Rodriguez Mechanical
Contractors, Inc.
Dale Rohr
Dennis and Merrill Schapker
Russ and Sandy Schnieders
Gene and Sharon Schreiner
John and Marny Sherman
Greg Shondell
Steve and Sheryl Shondell
Melissa Snider
State Line Nissan, Inc.
Steve and Nancy Summers
Bart Sweeney
Tony and Mary Ann Tornquist
Kevin and Julie Tushaus
Philip and Susan Van Thullenar
JoLinda Vega
Carl Wasinger - Smart Warehousing
Stan and Nancy Weber
Andy and Julie Weilert
Tom and Loren Whittaker
Craig and Sue Wohler
Mark and Kari Ziblut
Jon and Jennifer Zindel
Protectors: $500 - $999
Dick and Gloria Anderson
Scott and Heather Bahora
Michael Bastasch
Steve Bastasch
Anita Bates
Ed and Colette Bernica
Dan Bowden - Bowden Contracting Co., Inc.
Frank Bower
Hank and Cheryl Brown
James and Kim Burdolski
Dennis and Janet Cawley
Jenny Cawley
Tom and Suzette Clark
Bill Clarkson - Superior Bowen Asphalt
Company
Linda Clarkson
Steve and Laura DeMaria
John Dillon
Pat and Judy Donnelly
Bob Fagan
Joe Fahlstrom
Tom Freeman - UBS Financial Services
Ron and Gina Frigault
Michael and Rebecca Furlong
Amy Gattermeir
Jerry Gaughan - Williams-Gaughan
Insurance
Dr. Wayne Gauthier
Terence and Kathy Glynn
Joe and Christine Heller
Skip and Sherry Hensler
David and Cathy Herr
Billy Hodes - Midland Metal Mfg
Jim and Mary Kay Hogan
Roger and Nadyne Jackson
Bernie and Betsy Jacquinot
Chris and Cece Johnson
Andrew and Jacquie Joski
Randy and Mary Ann Kancel
Al and Pat Kolarik
Greg and Mimi Kopulos
Steve and Debbie Korpi
Janet Kunz
Karen Lasater
Manny Lopez - Manny’s Restaurante
Mexicano
Curt Marchand - Ryan Lawn and Tree
Paul Martel
Ed Martincich and Eric Martincich - K-C
Drywall Constr., Inc.
Gregg and Shellie Masenthin
Tom and Sharon McCullough
Terry and Rita McMahon
Bob Miller
Will and Patricia Miller
Debbie Moeller
On Jan. 24, the 38th anniversary of the legalization
of abortion, more than 50 students, alumni, teachers
and parents from Bishop Miege headed to Washington
DC to fight for the unborn. The trip was filled with site
seeing and Liturgies to pray for an end to abortion.
Bishop Miege students have teamed with Gordon
Parks Elementary School in a mentoring program
called S.M.I.L.E. “Students Mentoring to Inspire
Leadership and Effort” was a grassroots effort by
Miege students to get into the classroom and talk to
the kids. Miege students talk about safety, teamwork,
achievement, respect and service. As an end-of-theyear suprise, the Miege S.M.I.L.E. team provided
an ice cream truck for field day. A great end to a
wonderful year of working together.
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Steve and Sharon Mohler
Jack and Sue Morris
Tim and Kathy Morris
Carl and Allison Murdock
Joe Neenan - Neenan Company
Mark and Roxanne Netemeyer
Vince and Linda Nowak
OakStar Bank
Mike O’Neill
Shawn Oropeza
Kathy Orr
Dick Pedrotti - R. E. Pedrotti Company
Rob and Gwenn Pike
Patty Ponchur
Joan Reichenberger
John and Kathy Ritz
Jim and Nancy Schumm
Matt and Beau Shamet
Steve Shondell - Heathwood Oil Co., Inc.
Jerry and Pam Sinovic
Bob Smith
Tom and Vicki Smith
Ralph and Dorothy Murphy Spezze
Barbara Stockton
Jeff Tamasi
Daniel and Heidi Thorman
Paul and Susan Tremonti - Best Graphics
John and Evelyn Van Goethem
Ken and Jacqueline Walters
Jill Watt
Don Welsh
Eddie Welsh
Marian Winter
Nichole Yannette
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Ambassabors: $250 - $499
Patrick Adley - Omaha Surgical Center
Jon and Nora Alexander
Charles and Martha Bachand
James and Angela Bergner
Cheri Bisbee
Bishop Miege Mothers’ Club
Matt and Janis Bolin
Chad and Jennifer Boydston
Barry and Suzie Brautman
Tom and Zan Brennan
Tom Brennan - T & Z Motors LLC
Debbie Brenner
Tim Burger
Bill and Brigid Burgett
John Burns - State Farm Insurance
Bill and Kathy Carlsen
Lonnie and Tammy Ciecior
Mike and Vicki Clagett
Class of 1958
Class of 1960
Bob and Pat Clune
Mike and Becky Conaghan
Kevin Connealy
Keith Connell - Keith Connell, Inc.
John Corker - Corker Contract Service
Janelle Decker
Tom and Terri DeDecker
Bill Doeren
Sara Dougherty
Michael and Susan Doyle
Michael Dunn
Russ and Cathy Eads
Matt and Laura Eshelbrenner
Joe Fahey - J. M. Fahey Construction
Janet Fanska
Austin and Bridget Findley
Michael Frazier
Kurt and Susan Gittinger
Julie Graham
A. J. and Susie Harrison Lutz
Phil Hayes
Joe and Colleen Heeter
Phil Heintzelman
Bill and Teresa Hendricks
Stan and Susan Herbic
Nick and Joni Hodes
Phil Hodes
David and Lisa Hoebelheinrich
Deborah Holterman
Tracey Hopper
Chip and Clarise Hovis
AMC Theatres, Inc.
Joe and Nancy Huppe
Jill Jackoboice - The Jackoboice Law Firm
Bob Jacquinot
Tony Jaime
David and Sharri Janner
Robert and Christine Kalis
Patty Ken
Dale Klemz
Jeanne Kobler
Jim and Mary Komosa
Greg Kopulos - Regal Distributing Co.
Tom Kramer - Tool Crib Supplies, Inc.
Tom and Mary Kramer
Neff Packaging Systems
Northeast United Soccer Club
Chuck and Liz Lillis
John and Susan Littleton
David Lopez - Lopez Foods of Kansas City, LLC
Richard and Paula Lorino
George and Carol Lucas
P. J. Ludwikoski
John and Carla Mabry
Lawrence Maher
Tim and Caroline Mahoney
John Manning
Frank and Lisa Masterson
Brian and Amy McCarville
John and Susan McMeel
Benedictine College
Navery and Lynne Moore
Ray and Sue Moritz
Ed and Annette Morris
John and Katy Morris
Kevin Morris
Bill Murphy - Cornerstone Foundation Repair LLC
Bill Nees
Bob Numrich
Randolph and Marty Oliver
Dan O’Rourke
Jim and Jan Owens
Joe Owens
Mike and Cathy Petrie
Michael and Mary Pezza
David and Jill Pittman
Don and Magdalene Porter
Mark Pyle
Jon and Barbara Redd
Paul Redmond
John Renk - Total Winding Supplies, Inc.
Scott Richardson
Teri Robinett
Gordon Roll
Jon Ross - Country Carpet, Inc.
Steve and Dolores Schroff
John and Deborach Smeltzer
Bob Sniezek
James and Sally Starshak
Brian and Alicia Stewart
Steve and Pam Stockman
Tim Storey
Carl Struby
Larry and Sarah Swall
Lon Switzer - Switzer and Associates
Painting, Co.
Sean Switzer - Switzer Brothers Painting
Dan and Kathy Terrill
Chis and Sue Thayer
Bob and Karen Thomas
John and Ann Thomas
Paul and Susan Tremonti
Mike and Ellen Tuttle
Mike and Amy Waters
Rick and Jamie Welsh
Jim and Barb Wheeler
Jeff and Denise Wicker
Bill and Sally Wirtz
Mark and Katy Wirtz
Mark Zastrow - Edward D. Jones & Co.
Advanced Physical Therapy & Sports Rehab
Crossfirst Bank Leawood
Design Mechanical, Inc.
Tequila Harry’s Inc.
Champions: $100 - $249
Truman and Catherine Abram
Gary and Michelle Acton
John and Mary Alitz
Pamela Alvarez
Kevin and Mig Amey
Michael and Kerry Amigoni
Lance and Anne Anderson
Scott and Mona Anderson
Janet Arensberg
Dave Atwell
Mary Jo Audley
David and Barbara Aziere
Larry Batliner
Pat and Erica Baxter
Felix and Mary Ann Baz-Dresch
Mark and Rita Beggs
James and Kim Belfield
Mike and Bev Bellinger
Rich and Sherry Bendis
Bill and Betty Berg
Mike Berman
Cecelia Bethel
Bob Beverlin
Brian and Delores Billings
Esther Bizal
Michael Bizal
Don and Debbie Blazek
Mickey Blount
Matt and Katie Bohnen
Bryan and Marilynn Bokenkroger
Dale and Barb Boots
Jon and Dianne Boren
Joe Boring
David and Mary Bowers
Larry and Melanie Bowman
Brad and Cheryl Breeden
Rich and Pat Brewster
Angela Brill
Linda Brossard
Denise Brown
Mimi Burch
John Burdolski - Classic Collision Center
Paula Burger
Bridget Burns
Mike Burns - State Farm Insurance
Sam and Christine Burroughs
Terri Butel
Jim and Terry Byfield
Brian and Denise Caffey
John and Nancy Calvano
Don and Joan Carlton
Katie Carr
Rex and Alice Cauthen
Rich and Char Charette
David Chavez - State Farm Insurance
Courtney Christensen
Joe and Robin Christie
Matt Ciani - State Farm Insurance
Tom Clark
Dolores Cloughley
Rick and Katherine Coates
Stephanie Coatney
Joseph Collins
Bernard and Martha Concannon
David and Pat Conner
Malachy Connor
Bishop Miege High School became an impromptu
gathering place for food and other relief supplies for
the citizens of Joplin, MO, following the devastation
of a May 22 tornado.The effort began with the help of
the family of Miege alum Colin Baxter, who currently
plays baseball at Missouri Southern in Joplin.
In August, 80 Miege students traveled to Joplin on a
tornado relief mission trip. The students cleared fields
of insulation and other debris that would be dangerous
to animals. A group of Miege students helped ready
a tornado-damaged home for the return of its owner,
who had been deployed overseas.
See page 39 for story
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Kathy Corcoran
Lanny Corley
Tom and Terri Cotton
Jerome and Aileen Cronan
Jacob Cummings
Kevin and Joan Daker
James and Janet Daley
Annemarie Dalton
Brad and Shawna Davidson
Matthew and Amy Davis
Libby DeBauge
Fred and Carol DeFeo
Lynn and Dianne DeMarco
Libby DePinto
Dan Dercher
Bill and Juliet Dickerson
Joe and Michele Diebold
Paul and Sherry Diederich
Mary Kay Dillingham
Linda Dinsmore
Michael Doeren
Bob and Marillyn Dougherty
Tim Dougherty
Walter and Louanne Drone
Robin Duhe
Cindy Einhellig
Michael and Louise Elbein
Mark Elling - Mark Elling Insurance Agency Inc.
Erik and Bev Elving
James English
Terry and Susie English
Jerry and Jill Esfeld
Daniel and Renee Falcon
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Jane Falk
Bob and Stephanie Fama
Lee and Judy Finegold
Jeanne Fisher
Lucy Fitch
Michael Fitzgerald
Bob and Min Flaspohler
Rick Fleenor - Standard Battery
Barbara Fleming
Larry and Karen Flournoy
Tom and Jeanne Fogarty
Larry and Pat Fogel
John and Tresia Franklin
Diane Freeland
Craig and Lynn Friesen
Al and Rosa Fritz
Mike Fuhrman
Pete Furey - Allied Concrete Products, Inc.
Betty Gacom
Hires Gage - Fairway Animal Hospital
Camille Gamon
David and Erica Garrett
Jeff and Kristi Gibbs
Tim and Joan Gladbach
Jim Gleason
Kevin and Judy Glynn
Amy Goebel
Michael and Carol Gonzales
Sandra Gonzalez
Tom and Ann Graham
Dave and Jane Grant
Mike Grant
Joyce Grashoff
Matt and Joanne Gratton
Russell and Amber Gray
Cindy Green
Jennifer Greene
Jerry and Gail Gregory
Deanna Grelinger
Lawrence and Mary Louise Growney
Mary Gutierrez
Mark Hague
Tim and Cathy Hair
Bob Hamilton - Bob Hamilton Plumbing Heating
& A/C
Michael and Nancy Hand
Drs. Hannah & Oltjen, D.D.S., P.A.
Steve Hansen
Ken and Mary Harms
Dennis Harris
Susan Harris
Linda Hathaway
Jerry and Julie Hauber
Michael Hayo
Katie Healy
Steven Hechler - Hechler Orthodontics
Mark Heineman - Catholic Family Credit Union
Bernie and Donna Heit
Scott and Mary Helt
Jim and Elizabeth Hendricks
Joe and Joanne Henley
Kathleen Henley
Chad Henningsen
Mary Sue Hermes
Nancy Hernreich
Libby Herring
Rich and Kathy Hilliard
Barbara Hines
Chrissa Hoffmeier
Barry and Janell Hogan
Joe and Maryjo Holmes
John and Tracy Holmes
Jay and Kimberly Holthaus
Lyle and Dolores Holthaus
Justin Hoover
Kathy Hoskins
Martha Houts
Richard and Kay Huff
Don and Linda Hugo
Jack and Kathy Hurley
Jan Hutz
Chip and Laurie Ingram
Daniel and Ronda Intfen
Matthew Ismert - Pyramid Pipe and
Supply Co., Inc.
Jeff and Jacque Ivey
Cary and Heather Jackson
Theresa Jackson
Mariann and Frank Jaksa
Philip and Kym Johnson
Randy Johnson - Orthopaedic & Sports
Medicine Consultants
Michael Kahler
Brian Kane
Christopher and Margaret Karczewski
David Kasmiskie
Kevin Katzer - Counterstop
Jane Kelling
Brad and Kelly Kempf
Peggi Kilroy
Jim Kirkpatrick
Joe and Jan Kneib
Ken Knutsen
Joseph Kobilarcsik - Joseph A.
Kobilarcsik, Chartered
Marieann Koehler
Mark and Angie Koetting
Tom and Debbie Kolarik
Cathy Kolenda-Smith
Joe and Janet Kolich
Debbie Konomos
Jeannette Kowalewski
Msgr. Vince Krische
Mark and Catherine Kuhls
Mark Lacy
Paul Lacy
William and Teresa LaManno
Rob Lane - Compass Financial Resources
Marcye Lange
Everett and Sara Lanter
Jim and Mary Kaye Lauterwasser
Jeff Lavery
Mark Lazzo
Susan Lazzo
Mark and Lisa Ledom
Gerald and Susan Lee
Margaret Leintz
Jack and Angeline Lewis
Paula Long
Chris and Kimberley Lopez
Andy and Shirley Lucas
Ron and Maryann Luchtefeld
Bob Ludwikoski
David Ludwikoski
John Ludwikoski
Jennifer Lynch
Catherine Madden
Chris Madison
Mike and Sharon Madrigal
Katie Maher
Michael Maher
Vern and Carolyn Maier
Rob Maloney - The Brooksider Sports
Bar and Grill
Fred Mance
John and Patricia Mancuso
Linda March
Andrew Marino
David and Ann Markus
Jim Marsee
Kim Martin
Michael and Connie Martin
Jordan Marx
David and Cathy Mascal
John Massman
Mike and Lavon Mathews
Howard and Norma McCall
Cynthia McCarthy
Joe and Cathy McConniff
Bob and Shirley McGeary
Mike and Patty McMahon
Jay and Amy McNitt
Doris Meador
Bill Mears
Patrick and Annetta Meikel
James and Ruth Melching
Ray and Henrietta Mersman
Ron and Bess Michaelson
Robin Mika
Delores Miller
Laura Miller
R.B. and Holly Miller
William R. Kremers, DDS and Matthew
S. Forbes
David Mogren
Susan Moloney
Debbie Monterubio
Jerry Mook
Phil Moran
Jon Moritz
Mike and Patty Morrisey
Bill and Nancy Mosburg
Greg and Vicki Muehlebach
Jim and Ann Mueller
Don and Judy Mulik
Blake Mulvany
Jeanne Musgrave
Bob Myer - Bob Myer Builders, Inc.
Bob and Laura Myer
Gene Myers
Dan Needham - Needham Floral, Inc.
Daniel and Mary Needham
Daniel and Gail Nichols
Nill Bros. Sports
Gary Nogel
Justin Noonan
Jim and Mary North
P. J. and Sherry Novick
One of the many service initiatives of Bishop Miege’s
Campus Ministry Team is to donate, gather and wrap
Christmas gifts for its Red Bag Program, which benefits foster children in the Kansas City metropolitan
area. On Dec. 12, a truck loaded with present-filled
red bags departed Miege
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Chris Null
Amy Obermueller
Paul O’Brien
Jim and Pat O’Hagan
Abigail Oliver
Kathy Olvera
Doug and Bonnie Ondick
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Associates of KC
Janice Orrick
Janet Otis
Al Overton
Joe and Barb Ozbolt
Stephanie Palmer
Joseph and Cheryl Parisi
Michael and Christina Parra
Louis and Hendrika Parre
Colleen Parsons
Barbara Patterson
Donald Patterson
Colleen Pattison
Jim and Jeanne Pettijohn
David Pickert
Joe and Cindi Pickert
Larry Pickert
Jeffrey and Jean Piehler
Bill Pikus
Bill and Sheila Pitt
Sean Platt
Bill and Ann Powell
Debbie Price
Mike and Peggy Priest
Tim Propp
Larry Quirk
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Mark Radetic - Marks Nelson Vohland
Campbell Radetic LLC
Mark Radetic
Tim and Nancy Rafferty
Angela Ramirez
Robert and Ann Rasmussen
John Raydo
Dushyanth Reddy
Teresa Redlingshafer-Gehring
Sean Reilly
First Watch Restaurants
Santiago Requena
Phillip Reyes
Judy Reyhle
Kent Reynolds
Mike Rhoades - Hightech Signs
Linda Rhoads
Mike and Sue Richards
Nancy Richardson
Ralph and Barbara Richardson
Marilyn Riedel
Bill Riley
Christi Rinella Douglas
Patricia Ring
Jeanne Ritz
Greg and Paige Robbins
Sister Martina Rockers
Steve Rohleder
Steve and Holly Ropp
Margaret Rosberg
Mark and Denise Rost
Charles Roult
Mike and Janice Rowland
Nancy Rubeck
Kevin and Betsy Rudolph
Al and Lucy Rupf
Bill and Teresa Russell
Barbara Sack
Todd Salash
Jerry and Cathy Sanderson
Bill and Jennifer Schafer
Rick and Margie Schaff
Barbara Schell
David and Denise Schloegel
Matt and BeBee Schloegel
Virginia Schmeltz
Elaine Schmidtberger
Tim Schnieders
Eric Schweder
Norman Schweder
Thomas Scofield
David and Debbie Scott
Tim and Julie Seibold
John and Irene Sheerin
Melanie Shirk
John Shonfelt
Richard and Vicki Siebs
John and Ali Simon
Mona Simons
Rich Sims
Bill Sinovic
Jim and Becky Skaggs
Bob Smith - Bob Smith Motor Company
Dick and Donna Smith
Matt and Mary Pat Smith
Ruth Sobek
Thomas Soetaert
Rick and Debbie Solar
St. James Academy
Jerry Stadler
Paul and Lupe Stedman
Darrell and Karen Steiner
Paul and Linda Stephanchick
Babs Stilley
Jeff Stottle - Foo’s Fabulous Frozen Custard
Steve Stricker
Adam Strudi - Integration Plus, Inc.
Pat Stueve - Stueve-Siegel-Hanson
John and Marigene Suellentrop
Martha Suess
Bill and Lisa Sullivan
Claude and Margaret Supplee
Steve and Mary Swagerty
Elinor Swartz
Ginny Tadlock
Richard and Martha Taylor
Tim Taylor
Tom and Amy Taylor
Mariella Tefft
Joe and Susan Thomas
Mark and Tambra Thorson
Rita Tiehen
Kathy Tilson
Mary Titterington
Pat Titterington
The Verschelden Toma Team
Brad and Michelle Tompkins
Rick and Laural Trullinger
Wendell and Virginia Tulp
Bob Van Cleave
Diane Van Thullenar
Kevin Vater
Loretta Verbanic
John and Ann Vering
William and Donna Vermillion
Ed and Judy Vodopest
Byron Vogel
Dick Vogt
Bob and Judy Vohs
Mike Voll
Oavieng and Jennifer Voravong
Beverly Vyhanek
United Bakery Equipment Company
Herman Wallace
Pat Walsh - Walsh’s Corner Cocktail
Rose Mary and Richard Walsh
Debbie Ward - Russell Stover Candies
Pat and Jim Wareham
Tom and Sharon Waris
C. C. and Corrine Warlop
Theresa Wassenberg
Marilyn Watson
Jim and Barbara Weaver
Steve and Andrea Weaver
Tim Weaver
Josh and Katy Weber
James and Mary Wedeking
Steve Weiner - State Farm Insurance
Companies
Lynn Weist
Sue Weitkamp
Bill Welch
Cynthia Welch
Diana Welsh
Patty Wernel
Mike and Alice Werth
Lene’ Westerman
Craig and Julie WestHoff
Leslie Whitaker
Alex and Bridget White
John and Lucille White
Kim White
Eddie and Tracie Whitley
Mike and Sherry Whitmore
John and Sylvia Wiedeman
Mark and Anne Wille
Cheryl Williams
Dan Willis
Dennis Wills
Geoff and Erin Wilson
Franz and Colette Winklhofer
Mary Ellen Winter
Judi and Michael Wollenziehn
Kathy Wood
Mary Woodruff
Kareen Wormington
Steven and Patty Woulfe
Brian Yoksh
Alicia York
Chris and Linda York
Ed Younger
Tom and Tess Youngworth
Ellen Zimmerman
Garozzo’s, Inc.
Weidenmiller Company
Sponsors: $59 - $99
Anne Marie Adams
Cole Ahlvers
Barb Alena
Ellen Algrim
Marcy Anderson
Janet Baker
Anthony and Faye Bartoszek
Mary Benson
John Beverlin
David and Sarah Blick
Jennifer Boudreau
Casey Braun
Jeff and Susie Breeden
Donald Brennan
Jim and Gwen Brooks
Diane Browne
John Bryde
Mike Bukaty - Bukaty Companies
Liz Burke
John and Lori Callahan
Karen Camarata
Anne Carlson
Richard and Mary Cecena
Eulalia Cerda
Rose Christian
Laurie Chubb
Corinne Marie Clanton
Sam and Margaret Clanton
Mary Cocetti
Steve and Mary Cockrell
Trisha Coleman
Kitty Colwell
Luke Wheeler was one of
six students in all of Kansas
selected as a new member of
the Kansas State High School
Activities Association Student
Advisory Team. Six juniors
– one from each of the six
classes of Kansas schools
– are selected for a term of
two years. Luke was chosen
to represent Class 5A based on a number of factors,
including a written essay. The role of the Student Advisory Team will be to receive information and provide
input to the Executive Board and Board of Directors
regarding KSHSAA issues. The team will also serve as
a sounding board on proposals affecting students.
The Miege History Club was featured in a book,
Elmwood Cemetery, and recognized at a book launch
ceremony at Kansas City Public Library in October.
The club representatives were commended for
its work in adopting one of the children’s sections
at Elmwood Cemetery. Every fourth Sunday, the
students clean the site. In addition, they raise funds
to place markers on previously unmarked graves.
History Club members were welcomed at a reception for 400 guests, hosted by R. Crosby Kemper III.
Author Bruce Mathews is shown at right with Matt
Caffey and club president Alex Murfey.
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Frances Conners
Paul and Molly Corkill
Doug Couch
Mary Crimmins
Cindy Curtis
Albert and Catherine De Leon
Nancy Douglas
Susan Dye
Judi Estes
Jeff Evans
Tim and Mary Sue Evans
Jim Ewing
Don Fields
Kay Findley
Peter Fiorini
Corrine Fitch
Mary Fitzgerald
Justin Francis
William and Sarah Frederick
Ted Freese
Rick and Ann Galbraith
Jim and Patti Garbeff
Jessica Gillespie
Deanna Gish
John and Marge Gladbach
Lu Ann Gleason
Mary Gorczyca
Sue Gorman
Bob and Lillian Graham
Bruce Graham
Tom and Carolann Gregoire
Jim and Lisa Hamrick
Sean Hand
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Dan Happer
Peter and Margaret Hark
Teresa Harris
John and Janet Hart
Robert Hartnett
Mick Hartzell
Ron and Claudia Haulmark
Joe and Jane Heide
Maureen Hernandez
George Higgins
Barbara Hill
Tony Hill
Kenneth Hodes
Phil Holderness
Randy Huber - A. L. Huber Construction, Inc.
Burt Huerter
Nate Huppe
Julie Ingham
Laurie Johnson
Susan Johnson
Martha Kane
Dave and Pamela Kasper
Barbara Kearney
Mary Kinerk
Vicki Koch
George and Mary Lee Koppe
Fred and Laura Kouri
Patrice Krampff
Jerry and Elizabeth Lagerquist
Margaret Landon
Craig and Kathy Lay
Carol Leiszler
Ted and Sheryl Lickteig
Sean Little
David Lopez
LaVern Lorenz
Andrew and Jeralyn Lutz
Theresa Lynch
Tom and Jolene Lynn
Toby Mahr
Patricia Malcolm
Patty Markey
Tim and Patti Marnett
Bridget Martin
Pat Mavai
Tom Mayse
James McCausland
Richard McGill
Mary McQueeny
Annette Mellard
Robert Metzger
Connie Mikelait
Florence Mitchell
Pam Molnar
Debbie Moore
Marlo Morgan
Currie and Bernadette Myers
Barbara Nelson
Paul O’Connell
Karen O’Donnell
Juan and Julie Olivas
O’Neill Communications LLC
Mike and Cyndy O’Rourke
Sam Panis
Alan Peel
Mary Ann Peterson
Barbara Pianalto
Rosemary Podrebarac
Ken and Serena Price
Mike Prior
Benjamin Purcell
Tod and Kasey Reaves
Rick Reynolds
Mike Rhoades
Mike Richards
Garrick Rollert
Ron Rome
Rose Mary Rost
Ted and Mary Anne Ryan
David Schapker
Ken and Melissa Scheve
Deanna Schleicher
Keith Schmidtberger
Signe Schuepbach
James Scofield
Bob Sheridan
Mary Shobe
Rosemary Signorelli
John and Mary Silady
Cynthia Smith
June Sokol
John and Patricia Sparks
Denise Staudenmyer
Jean Stoa
Jane Stoever
Rita Stollman
Charles Strauss
Albert and Sharon Strayhall
Bob and Mary Lynn Svoboda
Cathy Swanson
Donald Swanson
Marilyn Tampke
Mark Tarwater
Becky Thacker
Kathryn Thies
Thomas Waste Systems, LLC
Pat Thomson
George and Donna Toma
Frank Toplikar
Seana Vissotzky
Mary Viveros
Bill and Moira Vogt
Vince and Jan Weiss
Paula Welch
James Whitaker
Steve and Ann White
Rudy and Nancy Wichmann
Tom Wilkes
Robert Willer
Rick and Laura Worms
Brian and Susan Wyssmann
Frank and Kris Zondca
Advocates: $25 - $49
Laura Adam
Patty Aldridge
Larry and Barb Allen
Dennis and Nancy Alt
Ken Anderson
Lee and Luetta Arensberg
Barbara Askren
Joseph and Jene Bauer
Ginny Bertrand
Rich and Cathy Bohon
Judy Bond
Christel Bouldin
Joanie Brady
Scott and Linda Brownlee
David Bryant
Br. Maximilian Burkhart
Rick and Mary Burnell
Mary Ellen Byrne
Kathy Calvert
Amy Carman
Marilyn Casey
Bob Cellitti
John and Karen Chaney
Ed and Marsha Chezek
Steve and Julie Clarkson
Michael and Karen Clum
Scott and Kay Conklin
Kevin and Kate Cook
Barbara Crawford
Tom and Karren Crouch
Steve DeBauge
Ken and Judy Decker
Bill DeCoursey
Mallie DeLarber
Kathleen Dickinson
Paul Digiovanni
Patrick Doherty
Joe and Pat Dold
Laura Dold
Matthew and Jeanette Doll
Carol Doring
Dave and Mary Beth Dover
Jenny Dowell
Kathy Doyle-Rost
Patty Draskovich
Nancy Driscoll
Chris Duval
Jim and Dorothy Easterday
Robert and Arlone Eisler
Joseph and Teresa Elder
Greg and Nancy Ellermann
Nancy Ellis
Shannon and Kristine Ennis
David and Janice Evans
Cathy Favro
Joann Feehan
David and Barbara Fines
Jeff Flannery
Nancy Fleming
Sonia Flores
Elizabeth Foley
John Folse
Nancy Foltz
Jenny Fontaine
Mary Frerking
Brenda Fuchs
Sabin and Myong Fuentes
Brenda Gardner
Paula Garner
Diane Garrett
Kristen Garrison
Judith Gerling
Karen Gier
Janice Gillihan
2010 marked the third year in a row and a remarkable 20th time in school history that Bishop Miege
captured the state volleyball championship.
The Stags dominated rival Saint Thomas Aquinas in
the final, 25-14, 25-15 on Oct. 30 in Topeka.
The victory pushed Miege to a 38-4 record on
the season. Senior setter Elizabeth Powell, junior
outside hitter Shelby Workman and junior outside
hitter Anna Church earned selection to the Kansas
Volleyball Association 2010 State All-Tournament
Team. In addition to being the school’s 20th state
title overall, it was the 17th for head coach Gwenn
Pike. The Stags also captured the Eastern Kansas
League title during the regular season.
Anna Church captured the
5A state championship in
the 800m run with a time
of 2:20.08.
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Don Glenn
Jerry Glenn
Jane Gnefkow
Nancy Grabenhorst
Tom Grant
Sophie Grebowiec
Andy and Marijane Green
Mary Ellen Green
Steve and Kim Gregory
Randy and Nancy Gress
Barbara Grigsby
Mary Grimsley
Dean Gustafson
Mary Hale
Tim Hannon
Abigail Hayo
Theresa Healy
Ferrell and Judy Heeter
Mary Jo Hegstrom
Pat Heitschmidt
Mary Belle Hickey
Judy Hinchey
Kathy Hines
Jim Hippmann
Catherine Hirner
Barry and Janell Hogan
Ruth Hogan
Jennifer Holladay
John Holtsclaw
Sandy Horvat
Kevin and Megan Houghton
Margie Huggins
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Jenny Hughes
Pam Hughes
Dale and Jonna Hunter
Mary Huppe
Jon and Margaret Hyde
Jennifer Ingraham
Tom and Linda Ismert
Robert Jackson
Jennifer Jacquinot
Tom Jacquinot
Jamie Kaczmarek
Sharon Kaszar
Dwayne and Sandy Katzer
Kevin Kavanaugh
Connie Keehn
Larry and Pam Keenan
Mark Kellerman
Brian King
Ryan Kirchhoff
Kara Kurtenbach
Diane Kusman
Jerry and Sharon Lacy
Tom Laughlin
Martha Lawler
Mary Sue LeBourveau
Harry and Jacqueline Linder
Richard and Valerie Lumley
Chris and Sherrie Mann
Jeffrey and Lisa Martin
Kathy Maxwell
James McBee
Stephen McCray
John McGill
Jane McMahon
Megan McMahon
Molly McMahon
Sharon McQuerry-Lacy
Roy and Roberta Messick
Kirk and Patty Middleton
Patricia Milbourn-Spradlin
Janet Miscannon
Nancy Mitcham
Amy Morfeld
Karen Mueller
Sarah Muessig-Book
Michelle Mulik
Jane Muraski
Cindy Murphy McMahon
Kevin and Lee Neenan
Mary Newbanks
Jean Nickel
Bob and Nancy Nowatzke
Bob and Donna O’Connor
Mary Ann O’Connor
Sheila O’Connor
Joan O’Hare
Bob Oshman
Suzann Parrish
Jesse Perez
Monica Peter
Bob Porter
John Price
John and Patty Purk
Kathleen Reed
Ron Regan
Judy Rehmert
Joan Reiser
Cheri Rhodes
Todd Richardson
Sue Rinella
John and Therese Roseburrough
Pat and Susan Rowland
Steve and Anne Rueb
Dennis Rues
Mary Lynn Salisbury
Judi Salo
Steve Scanlon
Coletta Schmidt
Patricia Schmidt
Janet Schmitz
John and Julie Schneller
Richard and Linda Seagraves
Lindsay and Joanne Shannon
Jeff and Lorraine Silkman
Bob and Erica Sims
Dan Sittenauer
Bob and Lori Slettehaugh
John and Rita Smith
Royce Ann Smith
Teresa Smith
Betty Sosna
John and Patricia Sparks
Daniel Stack
T. J. Stack
Tim and Kathleen Staley
Tricia Stark
Cindy Stephanz
Joanne Stimac
Annette Stoerman
Jack and Katy Stoerman
Kathy Strecker
Margaret Streeter
Lisa Stuart
Cathie Sullivan
Gayle Sweitzer
Tom Switzer
Charles and Rita Thompson
Jennie Trumbull
Melinda Underkofler
Art Valdivia
Joan Vaughn
Katie Verschelden
Sally Viken
Steven and Mary Voelker
Rich and Mary Ann Vogt
William and Virginia Vogt
Ken and Pat Voorhes
Joe Walberg
Larry Walsh
Patty Walsh
Greg Walters
Steve Walters
Patty Wamsley
Dan and Teresa Wancura
Sharon Ward
Ann Waters
Helen Watts
Robert and Shelly Weir
Karen Wheeler
Mary Wilcox
Stephen and Barbara Wilcox
James and Rita Wilkus
Maryann Williams
Kevin Wilson
Rodney and Nadia Winston
Zach Wolf
James and Donna Woods
Eric Worster
Tom Younger
Christopher Ziglinski
Mary Ziller
David and Chrysa Zinser
Friends: up to $24
Donna Amato
Barbara Austin
Rosie Baker
Peggy Ballou
Brett Blanchard
Phoebe Brunholzl
Charles and Judith Care
Joseph and Marianne Carr
Christopher Casper
Max and Liz Cerda
Jeanine Cindrich
Ellen Condry
Dennis and Janet Corcoran
Joseph Crostarosa
David and Jennifer Eller
Michele Falen
Susan Finnigin
Shannon Flanagan
Phillip Gotner
Rosemarie Grandilli
John Green
Stephen Green
Katrina Greub
Michael and Laurie Hannon
David Heffron
Ruth Herrold
Steve Hudson
Mary Lu Imm
Gigi Knox
Karen Koch
Nancy LaJoie
Mary Beth Larson
Helen Lynch
Patricia Manning
Bill Meador
Steve and Susan Miller
David and Rebecca Mitalski
Christine Mulcahy
John O’Dowd
Mary Sue Perkins
Maura Peterson
Jeanne Ragland
Mary Ritter
Larry Roederer
Paul Rohleder
Richard and Eileen Shea
Jennifer Siebes
Jim and Mary Sorenson
Fridolin and Joan Stallbaumer
Kathleen Tierney
Mary Watkins
Jim and Michele Watters
Mary Ann Weding
George and Michelle Wilber
Bishop Miege’s boys’ and girls’ soccer teams both
won the NSCAA (National Soccer Coaches Association of America) National Team Academic Award for
the 2010-2011 school year.
The girls had a team GPA of 3.71 for the
entire school year. All twenty-two varsity players had
a 3.0 GPA or higher. This is the second award in a
row for the girls’ team.
The boys had a team GPA of 3.53 for the
entire school year. Eleven of the 22 players had a
3.5 GPA or higher, and eight of these had a 4.0 or
higher. This is the fourth award in the history of the
boys soccer program and third in a row.
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ALUMNI
N e ws & NO T E S
The Bishop Miege Class of 1961
gathered together to renew old
friendships at its 50th Reunion on the
weekend of Sept. 16-17.
Dr. Cathy Taylor Osborn ‘74 (top
right) traveled to India in October
to volunteer dental services in an
orphanage supported by Homes of
Hope India-US, a charity that works
in orphanages, schools, junior colleges
and social empowerment centers
throughout South India. Using a
donated facility, Taylor screened 60 girls
from an orphanage and treated 20 who
were in daily, constant toothache pain.
This past October, Lori Taylor White
’77 completed her 23rd marathon in
Washington D.C with son Matthew at
the Marine Corp Marathon.
Joyce (Flaherty) DiDonato ’88
will be a featured performer during
the inaugural season of the Kauffman
Performing Arts Center on March
23-25. The world-renowned mezzosoprano will be performing with the
Kansas City Symphony Orchestra
such pieces as Rossini’s “Joan of Arc,”
Haydn’s Symphony No. 85 and a suite
from Bizet’s “Carmen.”
In November, Tim Platt ’90 and wife
Mari welcomed baby Emma who joined
her siblings Ellie, Sam, Olivia and Janie.
Kristie Morgan ‘94 was inducted into
the Rockhurst University Athletics Hall
of Fame on September 23, 2011. She
is the first woman’s soccer player to be
inducted into the Hall of Fame. She was
a third team NAIA All-American in her
senior season in 1997 as the Hawks
finished with a 19-4-1 record. She
ranked seventh in the nation in goals
against average (0.71) while posting 11
shutouts. In her junior year, Morgan
collected 14 shutouts and 108 saves.
We welcomed Bryan Truta ’97 as the
emcee of the 38th Annual Bishop Miege
Auction on April 30. Truta is program
director at Cumulus Media/105.1 Jack
FM and is co-host of the station’s Big
Breakfast show.
Katie Houlehan Maher ’01 and
husband Dr. Terry Maher welcomed
Rose O’Shea Maher on May 16.
Jenifer Bahner Koelzer ’03 coached
Cowley County College Community
College to the 2011 NJCAA Division II
national championship. It was the firstever volleyball championship at Cowley,
which posted a record of 38-2 and is
now 104-11 under Koezler. In addition,
she was named District Coach of the
Year, Conference Coach of the Year and
National Tournament Coach of the Year.
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After months of physically challenging
cancer treatments this past year,
Paul Titterington ’03 has
successfully conquered Burkett’s
Lymphoma and is on the road to recovery.
Jeanie (O’Mara) Stuto ’07 was
married on September 24, 2011 to
Chase Stuto of Omaha, NE. They
were married after Jeanie finished
her Bachelor’s degree in Social Work
from The University of Nebraska in
December 2010. She is currently a
medical social worker for Lakeside
Hospital in Omaha and is pursuing
her Master’s degree in Social Work to
continue working in therapy.
Kathleen Ludwig ’08 is heading to
Hawaii to the Regional Semifinals of
NCAA Volleyball Tournament after and
her Kansas State University teammates
beat #2 ranked Nebraska.
RELIEF TRIP MAKES TRAGEDY
PERSONAL FOR MIEGE STUDENTS
eat. They cleaned outside homes
ent who passed away, or something
Seeing Joplin in pictures is difthat were struck by the fierce winds.
else they could never replace.
ficult. Seeing it firsthand is harder.
A group of Miege students
Joplin’s people and their stories
It looks far worse. And to Bishop
helped ready a tornado-damaged
left a permanent mark on the high
Miege High School senior Kalyn
home for the return of its owner,
school students’ hearts.
Heyen, it’s incredibly personal.
who had been deployed overseas.
But in their weeklong mission
As Miege students on a misKalyn found it sobering to work
trip in early August, Miege students
sion trip picked up debris this sumin a yard near the pond where
left their mark on Joplin as well.
mer, they found personal belongsearchers had found the
ings everywhere, things you
body of an 18-year-old boy
wouldn’t even think of losing
who was on his way home
if a disaster struck, said Kalyn.
from his high school graduBridal albums. Rosaries.
ation when the tornado tore
Old family photographs.
him from his vehicle.
It made Kalyn think of
The stories captured the
the things she hasn’t picked
volunteers’ attention. Renee
up for a long time back
Schultz, assistant to the camhome, things she would be
pus minister, caught a lot of
upset about if she lost.
the group’s work on camera.
As the high school groups
“It was overwhelming to
worked, she could see her
stand in front of St. Mary
friends realizing the enorSchool,” Schultz said, “where
mity of what happened in Jowalls were crumbled, and
plin. It seemed to hit every- Bishop Miege senior Kalyn Heyen signs a wall in a destroyed
home. Members of many groups that have helped Joplin in
everything — from schoolone at the same time. They the cleanup process have inscribed the walls of this particubooks to a “car that’s just
suddenly realized how this lar house with inspirational messages.
rolled into a ball” — lay
could happen to them — and
scattered.”
Miege took 80 students. They
how much the little things mean.
It was clear that in a matter of
were joined by a group from St.
“It made me much more appremoments ordinary life in Joplin
Mary’s Colgan High School in
ciative of what I have,” said Kalyn.
was turned upside down. It sent
Pittsburg, and by seminarians
Before, if you’d asked many stua very poignant message to the
from the Diocese of Wichita and
dents what they’d save if they could
Miege students about the signifiseveral adult volunteers. They
keep only one thing, they would have
cance of the people and places in
worked through St. Peter the Apossaid their cellphones, said Bishop
their own lives.
tle Church in Joplin.
Miege campus minister Mary Per“I think it made us appreciate
The students cleared fields of
rini. Ask them now, and you’ll get
Miege more and how upset we would
insulation and other debris that
a very different answer — maybe
be if we were to lose it,” Kalyn said.
would be dangerous for animals to
something they got from a grandpar-
The 2011 Bishop Miege Varsity Softball Team was
recognized by the National Fastpitch Coaches
Association (NFCA) as a Top 35 Academic Team. The
squad’s overall GPA of 3.679 ranked it 31st among the
nation’s high schools. Student-athletes who earned a
GPA over 3.5 were recognized for the individual honor
of Academic All-America Scholar Athlete. Recipients
of this honor are: Heather Edwards, Marissa Ibarra,
Megan Plouvier, Courtney Gemmill, Kristen Pearson,
Mary Tuttle, Sara Lauterwasser, Leah Quick, Gina
Avitia, Katalina Delgado, and Hannah Holterman.
Miege’s baseball team finished fourth in the Kansas
5A state tournament in Wichita. In the seventh inning
of Miege’s quarterfinal matchup with Hays, Brad
Baxter hit a two-out, two-run single to tie game 2-2.
Nick Kolarik drove in the go-ahead run with a single
as the Stags won 3-2. Moments earlier, Kolarik had
entered as a relief pitcher and escaped a basesloaded jam by striking out the final two Hays batters
on called third strikes.
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IN MEMORY
ALUMNI
Kathleen (Doran) Alexander – Al ’67
Francis “Deas” Barbour, Jr. – Al ’61
Ryan Beavers – Al ’07
OTHERS
James J. Ahern
Dorothy Amoneno
Gerald Anderson
Ronald Anjard Sr.
Mary Arnold
Rosemary Aylward
Richard Ballantyne
Richard Beechwood
Patricia Blando
Gerald Bock
Bertha Bollig
Michael Brown
Severine Buckley
Bobbie Callaway
Rose Marie Campbell
Melanie Nicole Carter
Dorothy Cavlovic
Paulanna Gustafson Cook
Carl John Cordes
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Cathleen Susan (Doherty) Bohon – Al ’66
John Michael Boles – Al ’53
William “Bill” Fox – Al ’57
Gerard “Gerry” Gleissner – Al ’66
Robert “Bob” Gutierrez – Al ’70
Lois Ann Crimmins
George Crittenden, Sr.
Nicholas DelPercio
Francis “Frank” Diskin
Patrick Emmitt Doherty
Cecile Driscoll
Eleanor Brown Dyer
Candace Flanigan
Therese Ann DeCoursey Foley
Helen Freeland
Helen M. Garcia
Kenneth Giese
Robert Gonzales
Ruby Graham
John Grauberger, Sr.
E. Lloyd Haney
Charles Hannon
Frank Healy, Jr.
Fabiola Maria Herdoiza
Joseph Hildreth
James P. Hosty, Jr.
Wilbur Hurst
Guadalupe Infante
Dolly Kadlec
Deborah Kelley
Geraldine Kinerk
Eugene Koenig Jr.
Michael Konomos
Audrey Kurtz
Mary Teresa Lavery
April Long
Marie Schwartz Long
Jeen Lysaught
Paul J. Marnett, Sr.
Louise McTigue
Terri Mika
Mark Mulvany
Roger Nearmyer
Olivia Numrich
Eric Orchelen
Wendell Pickert
Dominic Palacio
Rita M. (Stoebick) Heider – Al ’52
Robert P. Hosty – Al ’71
David John Mirostaw – Al ’71
Julia “Julie” (Ladesic) O’Connell – Al ’63
David Poterbin – Al ’87
James Papst
Raymond Rockers
Carolyn Rogers
Rita Rome
Grace Ross
Dora Scardello
John Schaff
Louise Sloan
Francis Smith
Melody Sutherland-Knight
Michael Tamayo, Sr.
Klaus Peter Ulrich
Michael Vasos
Gundi Ward
James Wavada
Larry Wenski
Merrill Werts
C. Keith Whittaker
Walton Willis
Thomas Younger
Robert “Bob” Yoksh
‘ONE THOUSANDS PRAYERS OF HOPE AND LOVE’
ily and Robert Mika. On Saturday morning, students
According to the ancient Japanese tradition of Senzagathered at Owara’s home in Kansas City, MO, to string
buru, a person who folds 1,000 origami cranes will be
the cranes – many of them adorned with personal mesgranted a wish, such as recovery from a long illness.
sages to the Mika family – into a six-foot-tall mobile.
But as the mother of a beloved classmate faced down
The mobile was then taken to Terri’s hospital room at
the final days of her battle with breast cancer, Bishop
the University of Kansas Hospital
Miege student Brian Owara in(KU Med).
voked a slightly altered version of
Terri died on Monday, May 9.
the legend.
She was 45.
“Looking at it from a Catholic
The Thousand Cranes have
standpoint, instead of the thoubecome a symbol for cancer –
sand cranes of hope and granting
among other causes – through
wishes, I wanted it to represent
the story of Sadako Sasaki, a
1,000 prayers,” said Owara.
Japanese Girl who died of leukeOwara’s efforts began in earnest
mia in 1955 as a result of radiation
on Wednesday, May 4, as he set out
from the Hiroshima bombing.
to fold all 1,000 cranes on his own.
Statues of Satako stand at vari(“I don’t know what came over me,”
ous memorial sites around the
he admitted). By the end of the day,
world. Visitors often adorn the
he had completed just 50.
statues with 1,000 paper cranes.
The next day, Owara recruited
Today, Terri’s mobile hangs
10 more classmates for the project
just outside the door to Miege’s
and completed 200 cranes. Word
Campus Ministry Office, well
quickly spread throughout the
A pink and white crane carries a personal
in view of anyone who enters
school, and on Friday nearly half
message.
through the front doors of the
of Miege’s 750 students joined the
school. However, it will eventually make its way back
cause, resulting in a collection of about 1,200 cranes.
to KU Med, where it will be on display at the Cancer
It couldn’t have been more fitting: one other interCenter.
pretation of Senzaburu is that it represents a family or
Mary Perrini, Miege’s Director of Campus Ministry,
group of people coming together to accomplish a labor
praised what she described as a total grassroots effort
of love.
by the students.
The target of the students’ love in this instance was
“Brian came up with this idea, and the kids asked
Terri Mika of Shawnee, mother of Miege students Em-
what they could do. Then it spread around the school
in a day or two,” she said. “That (support) is one of my
favorite things about this school.”
Bishop Miege student Brian Owara readies more than 1,200
origami cranes for assembly.
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Facult y & Staff
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Administration
Professional Staff
Dr. Joe Passantino, Ed.D., President
Mr. Michael Bohaty, M.S.E., Principal: Student Services
Mr. Bob Ludwikoski, M.Ed, M.S., Principal: Academic Services
Mr. Tim Kennedy, M.A., Assistant Principal/Activities Director
Business Department
Mr. Pat McDermott, M.B.A.
Coordinator for Spiritual Development
Mrs. Mary Perrini, M.A., Director of Campus Ministry/
Christian Social Service Program
Father Shawn Tunink, Chaplain
English/Language Arts
Mrs. Mary Engler, M.A., Chairperson
Mrs. Teela Bolzenius, M.S.E.
Mrs. Diane Freeland, M.A.
Mr. D.J. Gemmill, M.A.
Mrs. Phyllis Hartwig, Ed.S.
Mrs. Jami Hedrick, M.A. Ed.
Mrs. Melissa Reynolds, M.A.
Guidance Department
Mr. Brady Beek, M.A., Director
Mrs. Elaine O’Connor, M.S.
Mrs. Elaine Schmidtberger, M.A.
Mrs. Patti Marnett, Admissions
MJ Walden, B.A. - Learning Resource Specialist
Development Office
Mrs. Susan Tremonti, Vice President of Development
Mrs. Colette Bernica, Assistant to the Vice President of
Development
Mrs. Patricia Morgan, Development Assistant
Mrs. Merritt McShane, Development Assistant
Mr. Byron Vogel, Director of Communications
Computer Science
Mr. Brien O’Neill, M.S.E.
Mr. Pat McDermott, M.B.A.
Family and Consumer
Science Department
Ms. Brianne Ogilvie B.S.
Fine Arts Department
Mrs. Robin Christie, B.M.E.
Mrs. Emily McGinnis, B.A.
Mrs. Melissa Reynolds, M.A.
Mr. David Steinberg, M.F.A.
Mrs. Diana Werts, M.A.
Mathematics Department
Mrs. Clara George, M.S.E. Chairperson
Mr. Hank Brown, B.S.E.
Mrs. Amy Carman, M.S.
Mrs. Joan Gladbach, M.S.
Mr. Andrew Groene, B.S.E
Mrs. Kim Hill, B.S.E.
Mr. Dave Mitchell, M.A.
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Physical Education/
Health Department
Mr. David Eller, B.S., Chairperson
Mr. Terry English, B.S.
Ms. Linda Ernst, M.S.
Theology Department
Mr. Bill Creach, M.L.A. Chairperson
Mr. Tim Grunhard, B.A.
Mr. Steve Koesterer, Ed.S.
Mr. Charles Sailler III, M.S.
Ms. Sonya Salazar, B.A.
Mrs. Nancy Weber, M.S.
Science Department
Sr. Martina Rockers, M.S., Chairperson
Mr. Scott Anderson, M.A.
Mr. Matthew Eshelbrenner, M.A.
Mrs. Alison Hirons, M.S.E.
Mrs. Angela Lueckenotto, M.N.A.S.
Mrs. Amy Reed, M.A.
Mr. Alan Thomas, M.Ed.
Social Studies Department
Mrs. Amy Lukert, M.Ed., Chairperson
Mr. Jeff Benes, M.A.
Mr. D.J. Gemmill, M.A.
Mr. Will Gorden, M.Ed.
Mrs. Lynn Kirchhoff, M.S.
Mr. Rick Zych, M.A.
World Language Department
Mrs. Paula Munro, M.A., Chairperson
Mr. Matt Emory, M.Ed.
Mrs. Diane Freeland, M.A.
Mrs. Clara George, M.S.E.
Mrs. Lynn Kirchhoff, M.S.
Mr. Charles Peoples, M.S.E.
Library/Media Center
Judi Wollenziehn, Ed.S, Librarian
School Nurse
Mrs. Maura Peterson, R.N.
Professional Support Staff
Mrs. Barbara Allen, Bookkeeper
Mrs. Lisa Beek, Registrar
Mr. Charmus Bell, Custodian
Mrs. Jan Easterday, Administrative Assistant
Mr. Jeff English, Administrative Assistant
Mrs. Lorraine Gerard, Administrative Assistant
Mr. Frank Harkins, Facilities Manager
Mr. Jon Holmes, Administrative Assistant
Mrs. Mariann Jaksa, Administrative Assistant
Ms. Brenda Jones, Custodian
Mr. Charles Jones, Custodian
Mr. Jeff Jones, Custodian
Mrs. Lynnette Koenig, Administrative Assistant
Mr. Dennis Lark, Security Manager
Mrs. Jean Lininger, Comptroller
Mr. Charles McCord, Custodian
Mr. Calvin Ross, Custodian
Ms. Fran Tucker, Attendance/Receptionist
Mr. Ryan Wrigley, Maintenance
On behalf of the students, faculty and staff at Bishop Miege,
we sincerely thank you for your generous support of our school.
Bishop Miege High School, Class of 2011
thank you for your continued prayers and support.
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