Go Cyclones! - Bishop Ward High School

Dear Friends of Bishop Ward High School,
Thank you very much for attending the 2012 Bishop Ward Auction and for
supporting our students!
We continue to work hard to honor our mission statement to provide a quality,
Catholic, college-prep education that promotes the development of the body,
mind and soul of each student.
A few highlights since last year’s Auction:
• Approximately 93% of the Class of 2012 has started college.
• We are implementing the Year of Faith at Bishop Ward, which will include
even more prayer opportunities and vocation discernment than in past years.
• Our Science Lecture Series is now in its fourth year, but we also have
many local business leaders coming to give talks as well as local Counsel
Generals of foreign nations, including the Kingdom of Morocco.
• And we have three foreign exchange students this year from Italy,
France and South Korea.
Tonight’s Fund-A-Need is to assist in paying for the restoration of the famous
sports stadium at Dorney Field. The stadium looks great and is now protected
against the elements for many more years to come.
Thank you again for coming to the 2012 Auction. On behalf of the students
and our dedicated faculty and staff, thank you very much for your support of
Bishop Ward High School.
God bless you,
Fr. Michael Hermes
President

Dear Families, Friends and Alumni of Bishop Ward High School,
Thank you for attending the 34th Annual Auction, “I Go Back...ForWard,”
benefi ting the students of Bishop Ward High School. We treasure your continued
support of Catholic Education, “for where your treasure is, there also will your heart
be.” Mt. 12:34.
The Auction has always been an enjoyable evening and tonight will be no
exception. It once again provides us with the opportunity to renew old
friendships and cultivate new ones.
Your generosity this evening is truly appreciated as we continue to pursue
our mission of providing a quality, Catholic, college preparatory education in
a Christ-centered community that nurtures the body, mind and soul of each
student.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Ann Connor
Principal

Dear Bishop Ward Family and Friends,
We would like to enthusiastically and personally thank each and every one
of you for being a part of this evening of celebration in the spirit of giving
back to the Bishop Ward community.
As high school sweethearts who met here 30 years ago and who went on
to have fi ve children who also graduated or currently attend Bishop Ward,
it goes without saying that we are in awe of the power this small school
has had on so many people’s lives during its 104 years of existence! We
are eternally grateful for having been a part of this tradition and are here
tonight to make certain that this tradition continues well into the future.
Think of the thousands of students who have walked or will one day walk
the halls of this school and who will continue to “Go Back” and revisit
those moments at Bishop Ward that were so pivotal in their lives.We are
here tonight to ensure that those moments are never lost, never ended, and
will continue to be developed for many generations of students to come.
With your kind generosity and support, please join us in cherishing and
preserving these past, present, and future memories as we ALL “Go Back…
ForWARD”!
Thank you and may God continue to bless you as he has blessed us!
The Kump Family
Alex ’84 and Kathy Steele ’83
Geoffrey ’11, Andrew ’13, Audrey ’14, Erich ’16 and Charles ‘16

Board of Trustees
MARTIN BAUGHMAN
Chairman of the Board
FATHER MICHAEL HERMES
President
Dr. Michael Bartkoski, Jr. ’63
Mrs. Denise McCoy ’71 Beaman
Mr. Kevin P. Connor ’83
Mr. Tom Creal II
Dr. Richard E. Dean
Mr. Timothy J. Evans ’61
Ms. Cristina Fernandez-Lozano
Mr. Mike Forsythe ’66
Mrs. BeaMarie Mejia ’67 Mayer
Mr. Tom Mayfi eld ’81
Mrs. Deborah Herron ’67
McArdle
Mr. Marc McCarty
Mr. William Moon ’69
ANN CONNOR
Principal
Monsignor Michael Mullen ’54
Archbishop Joseph Naumann
Dr. Kathleen O’Hara
Mr. Mark Schieber
Dr. Judy Warren, Ph.D

Auction Sponsors*
Thank you to our sponsors, whose generosity enables the auction
proceeds to benefi t Bishop Ward students.
CHAMPION OF SOUL
Dr. Mike ’63 and Patty Bartkoski
Dr. Bill and Marta Buser
Highwoods Properties
Stephen and BeaMarie Mejia ’67 Mayer
Roadbuilders Machinery & Supply, Co.
CHAMPION OF MIND
Marty and Jeanine Baughman
Peter and Julie Browne
Matteuzzi and Booker, P.C.
Tom Mayfi eld Agency Inc.,
American Family Mutual Insurance
Monsignor Michael Mullen ’54
Mark and Denise Schieber
CHAMPION OF BODY
Bob ’69 & Denise McCoy ’71 Beaman
Bishop Ward Board of Trustees
Donnelly College
Tom & Cindy Creal
Timothy ’61 and Mary Sue Evans
Mike ’66 and Mary Beth Plese ’66
Forsythe, Forsythe Associates Inc.
Cristina Fernandez & Celso Vizcaya
Father Michael Hermes
Bob ’65 & Lorrie Keating
Father Thomas A. Kearns
Alex ’84 & Kathy Steele ’83 Kump
Marcus & Mary Lew McCarty
Father Mark Mertes
William ’69 & Mary Chop ’70 Moon
Louis Mufi ch ’42
Our Lady of Unity Catholic School
John and Dr. Judy Warren
*All information is current as of September 14, 2012, when this program went to print.

Special Thanks
Special thanks to our in-kind donors, friends and volunteers,
who generously gave their resources, services and time for the
34th Annual Bishop Ward Auction.
Bishop Ward Faculty and Staff
Bishop Ward Student Ambassadors
Auction décor designed and provided by:
Burns Floral and Home Décor, Too
Linda Burns
Forsythe Associates Inc. and Todd Boan
Hilton Garden Inn, Reardon Center
Dr. Brian J. McKiernan ’74
On Q Productions, Bob Johnson
Sav-Art Gallery, Mike ’76 and Cami Savage
Kindra Wilson

SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES
WISH TREE
You can make a wish come true for a Bishop Ward student!
The Wish Tree holds the wishes of our students in the spirit of Bishop
Ward’s mission to nurture the body, mind and soul of each student.
Wishes range from monetary aid for school uniforms to spiritual retreats,
club/sport team support to spiritual guidance and prayer requests.
To help fulfi ll a student’s wish, take the tag off the tree, fi ll the tag with
your information and drop it off in the wish tree donation box.
Buy a ticket and, with a little luck, win a pot of money!
Three different drawings will be held throughout the Auction tonight:
7:30 p.m.
Drawing
$5.00/ticket
8:15 p.m.
Drawing
$5.00/ticket
Cash only will be accepted for ticket purchase.
9:15 p.m.
Final Drawing!
$10.00/ticket
Thank you to Pete McCluskey for serving as tonight’s
“50/50 Drawing Ticket Wrangler”!

SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES
Is lady luck smiling on you tonight?
Take home a Savage original or a Coach purse tonight!
Visit our drawing table near the entrance of the ballroom to view the three
fantastic drawing items! Place your lucky tickets in the corresponding bucket
with the item you wish to win. Don’t forget to buy your tickets early!
Tickets are $25.00 each. Drawing will be held at 9:00 p.m.!
DRAWING ITEMS
Mike Savage ’76 Original Painting
This framed original painting is the symbol of the 2012 Bishop Ward High
School Patron’s Party, celebrating our rich tradition and the Cyclone spirit
among alumni and friends.
Donor: Sav-Art Gallery, Mike ’76 and Cami Savage
Value: Priceless

SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES
DRAWING ITEMS (CTD.)
Win a Fabulous Coach Purse!
Put your tickets in the corresponding drawing bucket of your choice.
Coach Madison Op Art Sateen “Maggie” Shoulder Bag
Shimmering with Cs and trimmed with hand-fi nished
patent leather, this purse offers three organized
interior compartments. Dimensions: 13” long,
11.5” height, 5” wide with 10” shoulder strap
handle drop.
Donor: Janet Basler ’72 Guilfoil
Value: $300
Coach Soho Signature Flap Handbag in Khaki and
Mahogany
From the Coach Signature Collection, this
fl ap-over closure handbag is constructed with
Coach Signature fabric and crinkle patent
leather trim. Interior features are zip pockets,
cell phone and multifunctional compartments.
Dimensions: 12.5” long, 7.8” height, 4” wide
with 9.5” shoulder strap handle drop.
Donor: Janet Basler ’72 Guilfoil
Value: $330

FUND-A-NEED 2012
STADIUM & TRACK AT DORNEY FIELD
As the cornerstone of tradition at Bishop Ward High School, the Football
Stadium and Track at Dorney Field has cultivated pride within our school
for the last 87 years. From countless athletic events to all-school mass;
from the homecoming parade to the student fundraising walk; the Football
Stadium and Track is an irreplaceable landmark within our community that,
with your help, will last for many years to come.
Students cheering on their classmates
under the Friday night lights has been
a beloved tradition for many years.
Ward Football began in 1925, then known as the Catholic High
Fighting Irish. In 1931 the school changed its name to Ward High and
adopted new school colors along with a new mascot. The team would
sport black and white and be known as the Ward Cyclones.

FUND-A-NEED 2012
STADIUM & TRACK AT DORNEY FIELD
We recently completed work over the summer to preserve and beautify
our historic stadium and track for the entire Cyclone family to enjoy.
However, the work isn’t done yet, so we need your help with a gift!
Take a look at what’s been completed:
Project Detail:
Waterproof Coating: Professionally applied waterproof urethane coating
to the top surfaces (risers and runs) of the concrete seating stands for
protection against the elements.
Seating Area: Removed existing seating and replaced with aluminum
plank seating. This created a clean, consistent look and will provide low
maintenance for years to come.
Sealcoat and Stripe Track: Created smooth clean appearance and
increased functionality for all students, teams and the community who
utilize throughout the year.
Flags, Goalpost & Lights: New fl ags in Bishop Ward colors were
installed, goalposts painted shiny yellow and additional lighting was added
to enhance visibility on fi eld.

MEET THE STUDENTS
Who better to tell the story of Bishop Ward than its students? Meet a few of the many
faces of Bishop Ward High School and experience Bishop Ward as they would...through
their eyes and their stories.
Antonio
Karla
Jairo
My name is Antonio, but most people call me Tony. I am a junior at
Bishop Ward. I was born in Split, Croatia, but my family came to the
U.S. when I was only 10 months old. We’ve lived here 14 years now
and I have so many great plans for my future.
I plan on attending college to study either astronomy, cosmology or
physics. I know Bishop Ward will give me the tools to have a bright
future. I’ve had some challenges in my life that have been really tough
on me. If it wasn’t for my Catholic faith and all of the people at
Bishop Ward, these times would have been even harder. The students
and faculty have been amazing to me and I’m really thankful. I am
proud to be a Cyclone.
My name is Karla and I am a junior at Bishop Ward. I remember when
Fr. Michael interviewed me when I was an 8th grader. I told him I
planned on attending college and graduating with a sociology or law degree.
Fr. Michael was fascinated by this and I remember him repeating,
“Karla, here at Ward we will make sure to prepare you for college and
get you to heaven.”After that I made sure I enrolled at Ward. Now I am
taking Honors classes and am part of the Pro-Life Club, Academy of
Finance, Student Ambassadors and much, much more.
It has truly been worth making the sacrifi ces necessary so I can attend
Bishop Ward. I am listening to God’s call and will be ready to take any
path. I know that the great Catholic education I am receiving will have
prepared me to reach my goals in life.
My name is Jairo and I am a sophomore. I went to a public school
before attending Bishop Ward and I have learned a lot about who
I am and where I’m going in life just by the little time I have spent
here. I am now confi dent that when I graduate, I won’t do it alone-
I’ll have God by my side.
I want to go very far in life. My biggest dream is to attend Stanford
University and become an aeronautical engineer. I believe that you
can become whoever you want, but that will not happen if you do
not work for it. Bishop Ward has a great staff with teachers who
actually care about you and your success. At Bishop Ward, I have the
resources I need to get me where I dream to go.

We are thankful to all Bishop Ward students and families for raising $38,000
to help close the gap between tuition and the full cost of education. Thank
you for doing your part in creating your high school experience!
Black & White Sponsors
Jake and Debby Schloegel
Matt and Kristen Stuppy
Cyclone Country Sponsors
Dr. Mike ’63 and Patty Bartkoski
Bernie and Jackie Madden
Ryan Building Materials
in memory of Art Ryan’56
Nick ’50 and Karolyn ’59 Tomasic
In-Kind Sponsors
Chipotle
Andrew Louis Oropeza
Panera
BISHOP WARD IN 2012
Bishop Ward High School is the only Catholic, college preparatory high school in its area
for families of modest means who want an academically rigorous education in a secure environment.
Hard-working families settling in Wyandotte County in the early 1900’s wanted
their children educated in a faith-based tradition. That same tradition exists today in 2012.
Continually Growing Enrollment: 10% increase over last year with 355 total students
for 2012 and a 10% increase from fi ve years ago.
Consistently High Graduation Rates: 93% of our 2012 seniors enrolled in college.
Clubs and Activities: Bishop Ward’s vibrant school life offers over 40 different clubs
and activities to choose from that enhance college applications, teach students the importance
of prioritizing, building relationships and developing a range of interests.
Service Work: Students are required to complete 60 volunteer hours to graduate. Current
Bishop Ward students have completed over 12,000 service hours during their careers.

Live Auction
All services must be scheduled or redeemed by June 30, 2013, unless otherwise specifi ed.
Arrangements are to be made mutually between donor and purchaser.
1. Chiefs Game Day in Owner’s Suite
Watch the Chiefs take on the Cincinnati Bengals VIP-style in the
Owner’s Suite on November 18th; kickoff at noon. Tickets for
two are included as well as plenty of food and drink. No need
to worry about driving as you will arrive and depart in a luxury
town car.
Donors: Kansas City Chiefs Organization - Lamar Hunt Family, and
Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: Rollin’ VIP
2. Osage Beach Girls Trip
Girl’s weekend road trip! Grab your friends and fi ll up the car
with a $100 gift card to Quick Trip. You will enjoy two nights
at the Holiday Inn located directly across the street from the
Osage Beach Premium Outlets. Get your morning started with a
complimentary hot breakfast before you shop til you drop. After
a long day, pamper yourselves with manicures at Bella Donna
Salon. Then enjoy dinner and margaritas for four at Vista
Grande Mexican Restaurant with a $100 gift certifi cate.
Donor: Stephen and BeaMarie Mejia ’67 Mayer, and Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: Sisterhood of the Traveling Shoppers
3. Double Dose of Golf
Gather your golf fanatic friends and enjoy two terrifi c golfi ng
opportunities:
- Foursome in the June 14, 2013 Bishop Ward Golf Classic with
VIP beverage cart service and starting hole preference.
- One round of golf for three people at Indian Hills Country
Club with David Gentile, CEO of BlueCross and BlueShield
of Kansas City. Mutually agreeable date on a Tuesday through
Friday in 2013 (May through September only).
Donor: James E. Glick ’70, and David and Linda Gentile
Value: Fore!

4. Bishop Ward Quilt
Custom-made queen-sized quilt that was especially designed for
all of the true Bishop Ward friends and fans! It captures previous
Bishop Ward sport logos that were once used on uniforms and
caps and also includes detailed quilting of the actual school!
Great gift idea for anyone interested in “Going Back” with
memories of Ward!
Donor: Kevin ’82 and Jean Steele
Value: Wrap up the spirit!
5. Irish Adventure
Faith and begorrah, it’s time to bid on this six-night stay for
a party of up to eight people, including $500 for airfare. The
charming four-star Weaver’s Lodge in County Kerry is conveniently
located as a base for your party to venture out and explore the
captivating emerald green countryside located on the Ring of
Beara, 30 miles from Killarney. Accommodations include four
bedrooms and 3.5 baths, full kitchen and washing machine.
Dates to be determined by mutual agreement.
Donor: John J. Sullivan Jr. Charitable Trust
Value: Kiss the Blarney
6. Original Mike Savage Painting
One of a kind 30” x 40” original painting capturing the 2012
Auction theme, “I go back….forWARD”.
Donor: Sav-Art Gallery, Mike ’76 and Cami Savage
Value: C’mon…it’s the Sav

7. True Blue Fan Experience
Experience one of a kind VIP treatment at Kauffman Stadium!
You and three friends can enjoy the Kansas City Royals from
the comfort of the Diamond Club Seats. Before the game, an
included “All Access Pass” will allow your party up-close viewing
of pre-game batting practice from the fi eld, visiting with Royals
radio and TV personalities and being on the fi eld for the national
anthem. Parking pass included; game to be mutually agreed
upon in the 2013 season.
Donor: BlueCross BlueShield of Kansas City, and the Kansas City Royals
Value: Only at the K
8. Pig Pickin’
Throw a serious summer barbeque with a whole hog roast and
invite 40 of your closest friends! Our own Chef Shad Schmutz
with Bistro Kids will prepare the feast at your home, but you
can leave the 12-hours of slow cooking to him! Also included
is your choice of four cases of Boulevard Beer and BBQ side
dishes from Johnny’s. Date determined by mutual agreement
between June - August 2013; space at your home will be necessary
for the smoker trailer 24-hours prior to party. Party must be scheduled
by 01/31/2013 for summer 2013.
Donors: Chef Shad Schmutz, Boulevard Brewing Company, Johnny’s
Tavern and Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: Soueee!

9. Senior Student Dream Package
Senior Year is a big one; bid on this convenient package that
includes it all and create a memorable year for your senior.
- Splurge with a VIP parking space at school for the remainder
of the year.
- Homecoming is right around the corner, but enjoy dinner
beforehand at Tapatios with a $50 gift certifi cate.
- To be ready for Prom, this package includes two tickets
to Prom, courtesy of the Junior Class; one corsage and one
boutineer, courtesy of Burns Floral & Home Decor Too; and
a $100 gift certifi cate to Beauty Brands.
- Graduation will be here before you know it so get ready now!
You will have one reserved pew for your family at Senior Mass
and special reserved seating at Memorial Hall for the graduation
ceremony. Also included are two dinner tickets to graduation
dinner. The day would not be complete without a party to
celebrate your student’s accomplishment so enjoy catered food
for 20 people, courtesy of Bella Cuisine and black and red
party supplies.
- All essential graduation extras of your choice can be purchased
from Jostens (cap and gown, yearbook, etc.) with a $75 gift certifi cate,
courtesy of Jostens.
Donors: Al ’80 and Sheri Trehey ’87 Seaman, Bishop Ward High
School, Burns Floral and Home Décor Too, Beauty Brands, Tapatios,
Jostens
Value: Top Dog of Senior Class!

10. Four Choice Seats at the Cathedral of Football
March in and take your seats with 80,000 other fans along with
the famous Notre Dame Marching Band! In your four seats on the
39-yard line, you’ll be able to smell the football mums surrounding the
fi eld at Notre Dame Stadium. These seats, in the McArdle family
since 1941, originally belonged to Coach Joe McArdle, Sr., the only
undefeated head coach in Notre Dame history. This package
includes four tickets to the spirit luncheon on Friday afternoon in
the Field House. You’ll have plenty of time to shop at the bookstore
and attend the Pep Rally on Friday evening. Tickets must be used
during the 2013 season; winning bidder will get a choice of two to
three home games.
Donor: Debbie Herron ’67 and Joe McArdle, Jr.
Value: Play Like a Champion!
11. Rocky Mountain High
With all the fun year-round festivals, activities and entertainment
taking place at 9,600 feet, it will be diffi cult to decide whether
to visit Breckenridge, CO during the winter or the summer!
Choose between a three bedroom (+pullout bed), 3.5 bath
condo for three nights in the winter or a fi ve night stay in the
summer. This charming mountain condo is located at Peak 8
Gold Camp and features fi replace, patio, grill and shared hot
tub. Breckenridge is easily accessible on foot as most activities
are within walking distance of Historic Main Street or just use
the free bus transportation to fi nd your way to Breckenridge
Brewery to use your $100 gift certifi cate for dinner on the town.
Donor: Marc and Mary Lew McCarty
Value: High on Cloud Nine

12. Make Your Debut at Theater in the Park
Theatre in the Park held at Shawnee Mission Park is the largest
outdoor community theatre in the country. Every summer, a
season of Broadway style musicals delight crowds alike. This
dream package includes a walk-on role for a performance to
be determined once the season schedule is announced. This
VIP night will also include 20 reserved seats, 5 reserved parking
passes close to the gate, 20 free popcorn coupons and a personal
backstage tour by Tim Bair, Producer of Theatre in the Park.
Donor: Mike ’66 and Mary Beth Plese ’66 Forsythe
Value: A Star is Born
13. Dinner with Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann
Feed your appetite and your soul at a catered dinner for 8
guests with Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann. You will receive a
special blessing, tour of the home and have the opportunity to
break bread with the spiritual leader of our archdiocese. Date
to be determined by mutual agreement and will expire September 2013.
Donor: Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas, Archbishop Joseph F.
Naumann
Value: Heavenly
14. Fund-A-Need: Football Stadium & Track at
Dorney Field
As the cornerstone of tradition at Bishop Ward High School,
the football stadium and track at Dorney Field has stood
strong for many years. We completed work over the summer
to preserve and beautify our historic stadium and track for the
entire Cyclone family to enjoy during the 2012-13 school year.
However, the work isn’t done yet as we need your help with a
gift!

15. Piece of Lasting Tradition
One of a kind ‘Cyclone’ and ‘Ward’ signs handcrafted by Matt
Kolenda ’83 using old bleachers from the football stadium at Dorney
Field. Capture a piece of Bishop Ward’s long standing football
tradition and add a touch of Cyclone spirit to your home!
Donor: Matt ’83 and Angie Saysoff ’85 Kolenda
Value: Forever Ward
16. Family’s Best Friend
You will fall in love with this 12-week old black Labrador puppy
bursting with energy. This new addition has had all shots and
vaccines and will come with a a collar and leash, matching t-shirt,
bath wash, bowls, dog food and plenty of toys to keep him busy,
courtesy of Animal Crackers. The freshman class supplied plenty
of dog treats to keep your puppy happy. The father is a black KC
registered dog and unfortunately the mother was killed before she
was registered but she was a purebred. Your new family member
will be your most loyal companion.
Donor: Alex ’84 and Kathy Steele ’83 Kump, Animal Crackers and
Freshman Class
Value: Cutest Cyclone Ever
17. Create a Custom Savage Painting
Mike Savage ’76 will work with you to create a 24” x 36” original painting
of your choice. Spruce up your offi ce walls, have a pet portrait done or
your favorite scenic spot; this painting is sure to impress!
Donor: Sav-Art Gallery, Mike ’76 and Cami Savage
Value: Let your imagination run wild!

18. KU College GameDay
Catch ESPN College GameDay live from Lawrence! You will
not want to miss Allen Fieldhouse rock on Feb. 16 as the Kansas
Jayhawks host the Texas Longhorns at 8 p.m. Package includes
two amazing tickets, Section 16, Tier 2, 10th Row. Head to town
early and a enjoy pre-game dinner at Teller’s Restaurant & Bar
on Mass Street with a $100 gift certifi cate.
Donor: Ray Evans, and Kevin ’83 and Cathy Wolff ’85 Connor
Value: Wave the Wheat
19. Honorary Coach for Bishop Ward Athletics
You and a friend will have prime seats for a choice of three Cyclone
games plus locker room access before and after the event. Select
from football, volleyball, boys’ soccer, cross country, boys’ basketball,
girls’ basketball, track, girls’ soccer or baseball. Participate in all
pre-game activities and get an insider’s experience of the
Mighty Cyclones! Along with this fantastic experience, you will
receive an autographed team ball and framed autographed photo
of each 2012 team. Date to be determined by mutual agreement.
Donor: Bishop Ward High School Athletics Department
Value: You call the shots!
20. Relax & Rejuvenate in Taos, New Mexico
Head Southwest for six nights to relax and experience the Sangre de
Cristo Mountains fi rst hand. A week long stay in a renovated apartment
will give you time to take in all the shopping and art that Taos is known
for; the trip would not be complete without some authentic Mexican
food and a $50 gift certifi cate to Orlando’s will hit the spot. For
breakfast or lunch try Gutiz, a popular breakfast cafe in town with
$50 gift certifi cate. Add some action to your vacation with horseback
riding; enjoy a two-hour private guided trail ride for two at Santa Fe
Stables. This is a perfect trip for two people or a family of four!
Donor: Peoples Bank, Molly Winter and Santa Fe Stables, Karen Hardy
Value: Taos, take me away!

21. All-Star Package
Hosting the 2012 All-Star Game was an honor for Kansas City and what
better reminder than a framed Mike Savage print to adore in your home.
Also included from our own home town all-stars, a signed Royals All-Star
hat from Billy Butler and a signed baseball bat from Mike Moustakas.
Take more historic all-star mementos home with an authentic Los Angeles
Angels hat and baseball autographed by Mike Trout, leading candidate for
2012 Rookie of the Year and AL MVP, as well as an autographed baseball
from Mike Scioscia, the longest tenured manager in the Majors.
Donor: Sav-Art Gallery, Mike ’76 and Cami Savage, Pat Gorman and
family, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, and Bob ’69 and Denise McCoy
’71 Beaman
Value: Grand Slam!
22. Chiefs Game Day Package
Get ready for some football! Be there live at Arrowhead on Oct.
28 as the Chiefs take on AFC West rival, Oakland Raiders for a
3:05 p.m. game time. Package includes four Club Level tickets
and a parking pass.
Donor: BlueCross BlueShield of Kansas City
Value: Battle in Chiefs Kingdom!
23. Playa del Carmen Getaway
Head to Playa del Carmen for some much needed R&R and
enjoy luxurious accommodations for fi ve nights and six days.
This spacious two bedroom, two and a half bath condo has
amazing seaside views and is conveniently located near shopping.
Take a day trip and tour the famous Chichen Itza, one of the 7
wonders of the world or take a snorkeling excursion with a $400
voucher from Burke Travel, LLC. Date to be determined by
mutual agreement between June 1-October 30, 2013.
Donor: Kissick Construction, and Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: Fun in the Sun

24. Mike Savage Past & Present Original
This hand painted piece, sized 18” x 24”, depicts a transformation
of Bishop Ward’s football tradition with a football player from
1947 and today as well as a cheerleader from 1967 and today.
This piece combines the past and present Bishop Ward legacy
and spirit.
Donor: Sav-Art Gallery, Mike ’76 and Cami Savage
Value: Remember When...
25. Theater Madness
Broadway theater buffs rejoice! Now is your chance to visit the
renowned Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts that has
changed the Kansas City skyline. Two tickets for Saturday night
shows to “Tap Dogs” & “Hair” will be included. And three
shows for two people at Municipal Auditorium’s Music Hall,
“Les Misérables”, “Billy Elliot the Musical” and “Mary Poppins”
will delight! Enjoy pre or post performance dinners with three
Anthony’s $60 gift certifi cates and $100 cash for your favorite
spot. Show dates are fl exible based on your schedule.
Donor: Tom ’70 and Janet Breitenstein ’70 Roberts
Value: Jazz Hands

26. Legendary Package
Head west on I-70 for some excitement with four east stand
tickets to a 2013 Sporting Kansas City game at LIVESTRONG
Sporting Park. Included is a fi eld side pre-game experience where
four fans can watch pre-game warm-up and opening match ceremonies
live from the goal line. One Sporting Kansas City/Time
Warner Cable LIVE FOR IT t-shirt signed by the team will be included.
Experience the exciting NASCAR Sprint Cup “Chase Race
#6” for the 2012 Championship on Oct. 21 at Kansas Speedway
with two tickets in section 106 close to the Start/Finish Line. Go
to the track early and enjoy pre-race festivities with track passes to
see pit road up close and personal.
Donor: Sporting Kansas City and Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: Kickin’ Fast & Furious
27. The Dotte Print
Beautiful, unique personalized word canvas illustrating all the best
spots in Wyandotte County. Memories will fl ood back when you
see the old haunts in print!
Donor: Twigs & Branches
Value: Don’t Mess with The Dotte!
28. Authentic KU Autographed Team Basketball
Add to your KU collection an autographed basketball by the
2011-12 Runner up National Championship Team.
Donor: Paul and Erin Eppinger ’87 Barrett
Value: Self Made

Silent Auction
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for consultation, haircut and
blowdry fi nish with Master Stylist and
Founder of Bijin Salon, Mary Jane
Van de Castle ‘77. Expires 9/29/13.
Donor: Bijin Salon & Day Spa, Mary
Jane Van de Castle ’77
Value: $85.00
1001 Sun Spa Tanning Package
Sun Spa Tanning Package includes
one month unlimited 32 tanning bed,
one month unlimited 52 tanning bed,
and three one-spray tanning sessions.
Donor: Sun Spa Tan
Value: $185.00
1003 Notes to Self Positive
Socks
Give yourself some inspiration
through your feet! Notes to Self
Positive Socks feature an inspirational
word on the bottom and toes of each
sock. There are nine pairs in this set:
one large, six medium, one small
and one extra small sock set.
Donor: Laura Tomasic ’81 Schmidt
Value: $90.00
1004 Chocolate of NY Handbag
Large, white raffata tote by
Chocolate of NY.
Donor: Andy and Jennifer Denton ’96
Nelson
Value: $105.00
1005 Gentlemen’s Basket
Fathouse Soap Company Beer Soap,
Peppermint Lavender Shaving Oil,
Strawberry Wheat Shaving Soap,
Raspberry Beer Soap, Oatmeal
Stout, Distinguish Almond Milk
Soap and Razor.
Donor: Andy and Jennifer Denton ’96
Nelson
Value: $45.00

1006 Turkey Hunter Basket
For the turkey hunter in your family!
Basket includes Cabela’s Seclusion
3D Gobbler Lounge Chair with
turkey caller and case.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $50.00
1007 A Hunter or Fisherman’s
Dream Cooking Kit
Cajun Injector Brand Deluxe Batter
Pro Cooking Kit. Quick and easy
way to batter your meat, seafood or
vegetables. Containers are dishwasher
and microwave safe.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $30.00
1008 Hunter’s Basket
Basket includes 135 count Sporting
Clays Skeet and Trap Targets and
Pigeon Perch Clay Skeet Holder.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $35.00
1009 Silpada Goddess Bracelet
Seven, count ‘em seven, stretchy
strands of Pearl and Sterling Silver
make up this 8” bracelet fi t for a
goddess.
Donor: Bob ’69 and Denise McCoy ’71
Beaman, and Mary Pfaff ’73 Zeller, Independent
Silpada Designs Representative
Value: $60.00
1010 Silpada Pearl Earrings
Contemporary take on traditional
Pearl solitaires. A lovely modern
update with a unique Sterling Silver
setting and French wire design.
Earrings are 3/4” in length.
Donor: Bob ’69 and Denise McCoy ’71
Beaman, and Mary Pfaff ’73 Zeller, Independent
Silpada Designs Representative
Value: $60.00
1011 For Him: Two Men’s Colognes
Mary Kay High Intensity cologne
and Domain cologne sprays.
Donor: Andy and Jennifer Denton ’96
Nelson
Value: $72.00
1012 Perfume for Her
Mary Kay Belara and Bella Belara
perfume sprays.
Donor: Andy and Jennifer Denton ’96
Nelson
Value: $68.00
1013 Mary Kay Pedicure Set
Pamper yourself with relaxing foot
soak, soothing foot balm, foot fi le/
brush and four nail lacquers.
Donor: Andy and Jennifer Denton ’96
Nelson
Value: $54.00

1014 Mary Kay Satin Hands
Set includes fi ve Satin Hands products.
Donor: Andy and Jennifer Denton ’96
Nelson
Value: $52.00
1015 Men’s Outdoor Basket
XXL Columbia Omni shade UPF
30 shirt, XXL Columbia sun
Protector shirt UPF 15, 7” fi llet
knife, boat towel and two shore
lunch fi sh breading mix.
Donor: Andy and Jennifer Denton ’96
Nelson
Value: $110.00
1016 Thermal Tote
“Thirty-One” polka dot party
thermal tote.
Donor: Kristina Gann-Albright ’89
Value: $60.00
1017 Dorm Decor
Brighten your daughter’s dorm room
with this beautiful fl oral magnetic
board, french memo board, and a
$25 gift certifi cate to Bed Bath and
Beyond.
Donor: Mike ’74 and Linda Burns, and
Andy and Jennifer Denton ’96 Nelson
Value: $60.00
1018 Magnet Board
Black and white magnet board.
Donor: Mike ’74 and Linda Burns
Value: $20.00
1019 Jewelry and Jewelry
Holder
Handmade jewelry holder with
a blue chunky layered necklace,
black/white/silver necklace and
earrings, purple/brown necklace,
beaded bracelet, cross bracelet, pop
top bracelets.
Donor: Matt ’83 and Angie Saysoff ’85
Kolenda, and Joe ’91 and Jennifer Guilfoil
’96 Slaughter
Value: $55.00
1020 Necklace, Ring and
Bracelets
Black, grey and silver chunky necklace,
ring and bangle bracelets.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $40.00
1021 Callahan Color Block
Drawstring
Spartina’s signature linen is anchored
by a big block of luscious black
leather and accented with additional
leather appointments in a contrasting
red color. Soft leather straps and a
roomy interior make this bag a perfect
choice for casual or sophisticated
occasions.
Donor: Spartina 449 Daufuskie Island,
Kay Stanley ’82 and Curt Seymour
Value: $175.00

1022 Callahan Snap Wallet
Spartina 449’s Callahan collection
snap wallet has 15 card slots and
a snap! 100% linen with genuine
leather trim, gold-tone metal hardware
and an embedded mermaid stud.
Donor: Spartina 449 Daufuskie Island,
Kay Stanley ’82 and Curt Seymour
Value: $36.00
1023 Artisan Zig Zag Scarf
Spartina’s new Zig Zag scarf is the
ultimate in luxury. Textures, colors,
and patterns combine in artistic
arrangements to create a fashion
accessory that wraps you in glamorous
style. Crafted in super-soft,
lightweight Australian wool, this
over-sized artisan scarf is top-ofthe-line
and an elegant addition to
any wardrobe.
Donor: Spartina 449 Daufuskie Island,
Kay Stanley ’82 and Curt Seymour
Value: $65.00
1024 Christina Belted Shoulder
Bag
“Where did you get that great bag?”
That’s what you’re bound to hear
when you carry this Christina Belted
classic shoulder beauty. Featuring
a smart-looking brown leather belt
at the top, brown leather corners
on the bottom, and perfectly comfy
brown leather shoulder straps, this
eye-catching bag captures the essence
of today’s smart style.
Donor: Spartina 449 Daufuskie Island,
Kay Stanley ’82 and Curt Seymour
Value: $159.00
1025 Christina Viscose Scarf
Butter-soft and beautiful, our deep
orange, turquoise and navy blue
Christina Viscose scarf will complete
a look that is put-together and in
vogue.
Donor: Spartina 449 Daufuskie Island,
Kay Stanley ’82 and Curt Seymour
Value: $35.00
1026 Sallie Ann Snap Wallet
Spartina 449’s Sallie Ann Snap
Wallet has 15 card slots and a snap!
100% linen with genuine leather
trim, gold-tone metal hardware and
an embedded mermaid stud.
Donor: Spartina 449 Daufuskie Island,
Kay Stanley ’82 and Curt Seymour
Value: $36.00

1027 Organizing Utility Tote
“Team Spirit” embroidered on a
black “Thirty-One” organizing
utility tote.
Donor: Kristina Gann-Albright ’89
Value: $35.00
1028 Silver Pendant and
Turquoise Jewelry
Beautiful six-sided lace silver locket
design with 18” chain as well as
a beautiful turquoise jewelry set
featuring a round turquoise stone
necklace with a 22” silver chain and
matching earrings.
Donor: John ’81 and Beckie Mikesic
Value: $40.00
1029 Lia Sophia “Berry Patch”
A sweet blueberry leather and cut
crystal bracelet by Lia Sophia jewelry.
Bracelet is 6.5-7.5” adjustable length
with lobster claw clasp.
Donor: Brenda Temaat, Lia Sophia
Consultant
Value: $30.00
1030 Lia Sophia “Parfait”
Enjoy your dessert with extra
whipped cream in key lime leather
and cut crystals. Bracelet is 6.5-7.5”
adjustable length with lobster claw
clasp.
Donor: Brenda Temaat, Lia Sophia
Consultant
Value: $30.00
1031 Lia Sophia “Shortcake”
Indulge your sweet tooth with a
fresh-picked strawberry enamel
pendant necklace with cut crystals.
Necklace is 15-18” in length.
Donor: Brenda Temaat, Lia Sophia
Consultant
Value: $30.00
1032 Lia Sophia “Neptune”
Jewelry Set
Genuine abalone, amethyst and
Montana blue glass beading form a
dangling 22-25” adjustable necklace
with glowing links of silver. A treasure
trove of genuine abalone, amethyst
and Montana blue glass 9” bracelet
compliments the necklace.
Donor: The Honorable Bill ’82 and
Susanne Mahoney
Value: $140.00
1033 Lia Sophia “Grommet”
Necklace
The “Grommet” Necklace by Lia
Sophia is polished circles entwined
with a trio of fi nely linked chain.
Necklace is 34-37” in length.
Donor: The Honorable Bill ’82 and
Susanne Mahoney
Value: $60.00

1034 Lia Sophia “Soiree”
Get in the party mode easily when
bunches of shiny silver discs meet
twisted links of textured silver.
Necklace is 34-37” in length.
Donor: Jim and Julie Hawkins ’82
Johnson
Value: $100.00
1035 Lia Sophia “Refl ex”
Necklace
Automatically improve your fashion
outlook with this versatile pendant
necklace that perfectly captures the
spirit of the night sky. Necklace is
adjustable 30-33” in length.
Donor: Jim and Julie Hawkins ’82
Johnson
Value: $55.00
1036 Lia Sophia “Poema”
Necklace
An artful composition of green
glass cat’s eye and black diamond
crystals set in textured gold is idyllic.
Necklace is adjustable 17-20” in
length.
Donor: Jim and Julie Hawkins ’82
Johnson
Value: $50.00
1037 Lia Sophia “Love Dust”
Necklace
Cut crystal pave adds elegance to
the antique silver fi nish of this
decorative drop necklace by Lia Sophia.
Necklace is adjustable 17-20” in
length.
Donor: Jim and Julie Hawkins ’82
Johnson
Value: $130.00
1038 Gentleman’s Night Basket
Basket includes cigar humidor,
variety of cigars, bottle of scotch
and deck of cards.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $100.00
THIS & THAT
2000 Rockhurst University
Basket
Calling all Hawks! This Rockhurst
University basket includes a blue
RU Hawk laundry bag, lined picnic
blanket, RU insulated tote lunch
bag, XL RU gray sweatshirt, RU
thermos bottle, medium RU blue
t-shirt and a large RU gray t-shirt.
Donor: Rockhurst University
Value: $125.00

2001 Baby Basket
Adorable accessories for your little
munchkin: Girls Gap socks, offwhite
sweater boots, pacifi er clip,
All-American shirt, brown bear,
yellow sun hat.
Donor: Matt ’83 and Angie Saysoff
’85 Kolenda
Value: $50.00
2002 Halloween Basket
Halloween table decorations, lights,
make up, pencils, tattoos, glow
sticks and a wooden Halloween sign
for your home.
Donor: Matt ’83 and Angie Saysoff
’85 Kolenda
Value: $35.00
2003 Campers Basket
Basket includes a fi ve-piece aluminum
mess/cooking kit, two camping mugs,
hand and toe warmers, fi llet knife,
beef jerky, chili mix, hot chocolate
kit, and camp fork.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $70.00
2004 Purple Pillowcase Dress
Beautiful handmade purple dress
with fl ower detail. Size 2T.
Donor: Styles Sew Sassy by Molly
Vaughn
Value: $25.00
2005 Flower Pillowcase Dress
Beautifully handmade, this paisley
dress with brown, green and blue
detail is great for spring, summer or
fall! Size 3/4T.
Donor: Styles Sew Sassy by Molly
Vaughn
Value: $25.00
2006 Flower Pillowcase Dress
With a mixture of fl owers and
polka dots, this unique handmade
dress is perfect for your little girl.
Size 5T.
Donor: Styles Sew Sassy by Molly
Vaughn
Value: $25.00
2007 Halloween Pillowcase
Dress
Show your halloween spirit in this
fun, handmade pillowcase dress.
Size 5T
Donor: Styles Sew Sassy by Molly
Vaughn
Value: $25.00
2008 Pink Hope Wreath
Handmade with love, this cancer
awareness pink ribbon wreath is
emblazoned with the word “HOPE”.
Donor: Andy and Jennifer Denton ’96
Nelson, and Joe ’91 and Jennifer Guilfoil
’96 Slaughter
Value: $40.00

2009 Camping Set
You will be ready for the outdoors
with a 15” Char-Broil grill, Ozark
Trail fi ve-person tent, griddle, coffee
thermos, two travel mugs, BBQ sauce
and picnic basket with plates, cups
and bowls.
Donor: Junior Gift Gathering and Friend
of Bishop Ward
Value: $125
2010 Greenies Goody Bags
Greenies petite dog treats and pill
pockets.
Donor: Freshman Gift Gathering
Parents
Value: $70.00
2011 Greenies Goody Bag
Greenies petite dog treats and pill
pockets.
Donor: Freshman Gift Gathering
Parents
Value: $70.00
2012 Greenies Goody Bag
Greenies lite large dog treats and
pill pockets.
Donor: Freshman Gift Gathering
Parents
Value: $70.00
2013 Greenies Goody Bag
Greenies senior regular size dog
treats and pill pockets.
Donor: Freshman Gift Gathering
Parents
Value: $70.00
2014 Greenies Tote
This Bishop Ward tote is fi lled with
six bags of Greenies pill pockets
and Nutro dog treats.
Donor: Freshman Gift Gathering
Parents
Value: $70.00
2015 Greenies Pill Pockets
Four bags of Greenies pill pockets
for dog medicine.
Donor: Freshman Gift Gathering
Parents
Value: $45.00
2016 Spooky Halloween Basket
Two spooky crows, “Boo”, witches
legs, skull bracelet, witch plate,
witch shoe candle and witch candy
dish.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $75.00
2017 Christmas Cheer
Get ready for the holidays with
this beautiful handmade Christmas
ribbon wreath with hanger, ivory
platter, and lighted glass block.
Donor: Andy and Jennifer Denton ’96
Nelson, Joe ’91 and Jennifer Guilfoil ’96
Slaughter, Matt ’83 and Angie Saysoff
’85 Kolenda
Value: $85.00

2018 Wooden Rocking Giraffe
Delight your child with this handcrafted
and painted wooden rocking giraffe.
Donor: Jeff and Lynda Heimbach, and
Carolyn and Larry Orth
Value: $200.00
2019 Beautiful Cross for Your
Home
Ceramic Cross by J. Duban Designs
Donor: Joe ’91 and Jennifer Guilfoil ’96
Slaughter
Value: $20.00
2020 Fisher Price Little People
Toy
Fisher Price Little People Play n’
Go Christmas Wonderland for ages
1 1/2 years and older.
Donor: Jeff and Lynda Heimbach
Value: $35.00
2021 Coffee Mug Flowerpot
Dress up your kitchen with a coffee
mug fl owerpot, and enjoy a variety
of hot chocolate and tea fl avors.
Donor: Andy and Jennifer Denton ’96
Nelson
Value: $20.00
2022 Wooden Angel
Donor: Andy and Jennifer Denton ’96
Nelson
Value: $20.00
2023 Girly Basket
This basket is fi lled with items to
make any little girl happy: antique
dolls, purse, nail polish and makeup.
Donor: Christa Kump and Friend of
Bishop Ward
Value: $40.00
2024 Lottery Pot of Gold
Get lucky and hopefully grow some
money with scratch-off lottery
tickets!
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $50.00
2025 Crystal Bowl Ready for
Trick or Treating
Be ready for your neighborhood
Halloween visitors with this beautiful
crystal bowl fi lled with an assortment
of candy for little “trick or treaters”!
Donor: Joe ’91 and Jennifer Guilfoil ’96
Slaughter
Value: $50.00
2026 Rosary and Trinity House
Gift Card
A $25 Trinity House gift card
accompanies this beautifully beaded
rosary.
Donor: Terry Browne ’63 Heffron
Value: $55.00

2027 Kansas Sampler Breakfast
Basket and Gift Card
What a way to start your morning!
Basket includes the following items
from Louisburg Cider Mill and a
$25 Kansas Sampler gift card: apple
cider syrup, apple streusel muffi n
mix, apple butter, buttermilk pancake
mix and The Roasterie coffee signature
mix.
Donor: Terry Browne ’63 Heffron
Value: $60.00
Lawn, Garden
& Auto
3000 Coleman Road Trip
Propane Grill
Tailgate with ease! Consistent
cooking on a 225 sq. inch surface
with 11,000 BTU. Easy to transport
to your next tailgate or picnic with
foldable design.
Donor: James and Nancy Wilson, and
Gary and Caroline Brown
Value: $160.00
3001 Car Wash Coupons
Coupons for 25 “brushless”
exterior car washes. Car is prepped,
air and hand dried. This is not an
express wash. No expiration date.
Donor: Rainbow Car Wash
Value: $200.00
3002 TLC for Your Car
Treat your car right! Two $25
certifi cates for lube, oil and filter change at
Kansas Battery and Ignition, expires on
9/30/13. Plus, a car care kit bucket
fi lled with chamois, rainx wash and
wax, sponge, and rainx invisible
windshield wiper treatment.
Donor: Kansas Battery & Ignition, Inc.
Value: $70.00
3003 George Foreman Grill
Grill anytime, anywhere! George
Foreman electric indoor/outdoor
large grill with stand. Grill can also
be used as a tabletop grill.
Donor: Andy and Jennifer Denton ’96
Nelson
Value: $100.00
3004 BBQ Basket
Get ready for your next backyard
BBQ! Basket includes BBQ
cookbooks, spices, sauces, beercan
cooker, grilling planks, charcoal,
marinades, and toasting forks.
Donor: Matt ’83 and Angie Saysoff
’85 Kolenda
Value: $65.00
3005 Beer Basket
Kick back, relax with friends with
this fun beer basket! Basket includes
six-pack of Boulevard Beer, four
beer glasses, and four beer-themed
scrabble tile coasters.
Donor: Joe ’91 and Jennifer Guilfoil ’96
Slaughter
Value: $30.00

3006 Kids Outdoor Discovery
Basket
Have your kids explore the outdoors!
Basket includes bug lab, binoculars,
poncho, fl ashlight, and glow sticks.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $30.00
3007 Handmade Birdhouse
Beautiful handmade football stadium
birdhouse. Birdhouse constructed
by Jay Denton ’75 with the old
Bishop Ward bleachers.
Donor: Jay ’75 and Annette Yarc ’76
Denton
Value: $125.00
3008 Fall Garden Basket
Add a touch of fall to your garden
and lawn with this basket:
Halloween yard fl ag with black
metal fl ag holder, large fl ower pot,
stainless steel transplanter, jersey
non-slip yardwork gloves, Fiskars
ergo handle cultivator, Miracle Gro
potting mix, $25 Family Tree Nursery
gift card and $20 Home Depot
gift card.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward, and
Family Tree Nursery
Value: $105.00
3009 Landmann Fire Pit
Enjoy evenings in your backyard
with family and friends with a
Landmann Fire Pit. Large 12.5 inch
deep fi re bowl with large diamond
cutouts for great fi re views, heavy
duty handle and safety ring, with
pivoting cooking grate and poker.
Donor: Nicole Roblez
Value: $100.00
Sports
4000 Four Tickets to 2013 KC
Royals with Tailgating Grill
Take family or friends out to The
K for a tailgate and cheer on the
Royals! Four tickets in the Hy-Vee
Infi eld Section during the 2013
season, excluding premium games.
Tailgate prior to the game with a
fun baseball-shaped grill. Tickets
must be redeemed by 9/1/13.
Donor: Kansas City Royals, and Junior
Gift Gathering Parents
Value: $95.00
4001 Stadium Chairs
Two Coleman Stadium Seats in red
and blue.
Donor: Andy and Jennifer Denton ’96
Nelson
Value: $35.00

4002 I Love KU Photo
Beautiful “I Love KU Jayhawks”
photo art.
Donor: Joe ’81 and Ann Connor
Value: $120.00
4003 KU Men’s Hooded
Sweatshirt
Men’s medium KU blue hooded
sweatshirt.
Donor: Kevin ’83 and Cathy Wolff ’85
Connor
Value: $75.00
4004 K-State Women’s Hoodie
Women’s large K-State white
hoodie.
Donor: Kevin ’83 and Cathy Wolff ’85
Connor
Value: $65.00
4005 Notre Dame Full Zip
Fleece Jacket
Men’s XL Notre Dame navy blue
fl eece jacket.
Donor: Kevin ’83 and Cathy Wolff ’85
Connor
Value: $80.00
4006 Three Under Armour
Performance Shirts
Three XXL green, navy and charcoal
UA shirts.
Donor: Andy and Jennifer Denton ’96
Nelson
Value: $75.00
4007 KU Basket
KU fl eece blanket, KU soccer ball,
Jayhawk parking sign and KU car
antenna.
Donor: Eugenia Winkelbauer
Value: $50.00
4008 Julio Jones Autographed
Football
Atlanta Falcons #11 Julio Jones
autographed white panel Falcons
football.
Donor: Atlanta Falcons
Value: $150.00
4009 Rockhurst University
Boys’ Basketball Camp
30th Annual Rockhurst University
Boys’ Basketball Camp with Coach
Bill O’Connor, area coaches and
the RU Basketball team. Camp for
boys entering 3rd-9th grade with
two one-week sessions in June 2013.
Date TBA.
Donor: Rockhurst University
Value: $100.00
4010 Rockhurst University
Volleyball Camp
Want to develop individual volleyball
skills with game-like experience?
This certifi cate is good for one
female camper (grade 5-12) to the
Rockhurst University Lady Hawks
All Skills Volleyball Camp in July
2013.Date TBA.
Donor: Rockhurst University
Value: $100.00

4011 Rockhurst University
Summer Baseball Camp
Certifi cate is for one male camper
(age 8-14) to Rockhurst University
Summer Baseball Camp in June
2013, hosted by Head Coach Gary
Burns, staff and players. Come
learn the fundamentals of baseball
in group and individual instruction
at Loyola Park Baseball Field at RU!
Donor: Rockhurst University
Value: $80.00
4012 Rockhurst University
Girls’ Basketball Camp
A great fundamental camp for basic
skills improvement. Certifi cate good
for one female camper (1st-9th
grade) at the Rockhurst University
Girls’ Summer Basketball Camp in
June 2013. Hosts are Head Coach
Larry Park and Lady Hawk players.
Date TBA.
Donor: Rockhurst University
Value: $90.00
4013 Work-Out Gear
Bowfl ex strapless heart rate monitor,
work out ball, water bottle, jump rope
and a tote to carry all your gear!
Donor: Joe ’91 and Jennifer Guilfoil ’96
Slaughter
Value: $90.00
4014 House Divided Tailgate
Cooler
KU & KSU tailgate chairs, KU &
KSU stadium chairs, KU & KSU
grilling utensils, portable table top
gas grill, 48 quart cooler and propane
tanks.
Donor: Lonnie and Nancy Golubski
’77 Gilbert
Value: $175.00
4015 KU Party Pack
For the big KU fan! KU soft sided
cooler, Jayhawk Blvd sign, KU
hair bow, KU framed print by Julie
Hammer and key chain pen set.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward, Heidi
Muder ’98, Jeff and Lynda Heimbach
Value: $75.00
4016 2012 All Star Program and
Plush Dog
Memories from the 2012 Kansas
City All Star game are yours with
this adorable plush dog and program
from the game!
Donor: Kevin ’83 and Cathy Wolff ’85
Connor
Value: $45.00

4017 Baseball-Themed Coat Rack
Handmade baseball-themed coat
rack for your future state champion.
Made by Jay Denton ’75, artwork
completed by Bishop Ward students!
Donor: Jay ’75 and Annette Yarc ’76
Denton
Value: $75.00
4018 Sweat Membership
Three-month membership to Sweat
KC for unlimited workout classes.
Donor: Sweat KC
Value: $180.00
4019 Sweat Membership
Three-month membership to Sweat
KC for unlimited workout classes.
Donor: Sweat KC
Value: $180.00
4020 KSU Hair Bow
Show your Wildcat spirit with this
festive hairbow!
Donor: Heidi Muder ’98
Value: $20.00
4021 World Competition
Soccer Table
The Voit World Competition Table
Soccer table puts the family right
in the thick of the action! Pass,
shoot, and score with ease! Built to
last with durable construction, this
soccer table will make you dream
of the World Cup! Great addition
to your game room or basement.
Dimensions are 48” long, 24” wide,
32” height.
Donor: Mike Hamilton ’78
Value: $160.00
ENTERTAINMENT
5000 Kindle Touch with Cover
Great for the family! Kindle
Touch with leather cover and a
$50 Amazon gift card to begin
your fun!
Donor: Skradski Funeral Home,
Helen A. Gray Skradski ’63
Value: $200.00
5001 Manny’s Restaurant Gift
Certifi cate
Lunch or dinner for two, includes
two beverages. Expires September
2013.
Donor: Manny’s Restaurant
Value: $40.00

5002 Four Passes to Omaha
Henry Doorly Zoo
Four one-day admission passes
for the 2012-13 season. Open
year around, except Thanksgiving
Day and Christmas Day. Expires
11/2013.
Donor: Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo
Value: $55.00
5003 Waldo Pizza Gift Certifi cate
Gift certifi cate includes a dinner
for two: two beverages, two salads
or two appetizers, a large pizza of
your choice and two desserts.
Donor: Waldo Pizza
Value: $50.00
5004 Fritz’s Railroad Restaurant
Gift Certifi cate
$50 gift certifi cate redeemable for
food or merchandise.
Donor: Fritz’s Railroad Restaurant
Value: $50.00
5005 One-Day Passes to Kansas
City Zoo
Enjoy a day with the family at the
KC Zoo! Eight one-day passes to
the KC Zoo. Expires 12/31/12.
Donor: Kansas City Zoo
Value: $92.00
5006 Silver Dollar City
Admission Tickets
Two one-day admission tickets
to Silver Dollar City in Branson,
MO. Tickets valid for 2013 season
only.
Donor: Silver Dollar City
Value: $120.00
5007 KC Ballet Classes
Gift certificate is redeemable for
a KC Ballet School class card.
The class card is valid for three
adult/teen dance & conditioning
open classes. Classes include, but
are not limited to: jazz, ballet,
yoga and zumba. Class card is
valid until 6/30/13.
Donor: Kansas City Ballet
Value: $45.00
5008 One-Year Memberships
to Union Station Kansas City
Four one-year individual memberships
for Union Station Kansas City.
Includes free, unlimited admission
to Science City, Planetarium,
KC Rail Experience and Model
Railroad Exhibit and discounts on
admission to other exhibits and
education programs.
Donor: Union Station Kansas City, Inc.
Value: $85.00

5009 Picnic Pack with Panera
Bread Gift Certifi cate
Enjoy a picnic with this white
and silver cooler fi lled with a dip
cooler, treats and two Panera
Bread gift certifi cates for “You
Pick Two” meals with bread and
pastry.
Donor: Panera Bread and Friend of
Bishop Ward
Value: $50.00
5010 Private Tour of Holy-
Field Vineyard and Winery
Gift certifi cate for a private wine
tasting and tour for 20 people.
Package includes vineyard and
cellar tour, wine tasting, and
cheese and crackers. Reservations
available Monday through Thursday
evenings only. Must be 21
years of age and older. Expires
9/30/13.
Donor: Holy-Field Vineyard and
Winery
Value: $150.00
5011 Atchison Trolley Tour
Take a tour around lovely Atchison,
Kansas! This trolley takes you and
a guest for a one-hour guided
tour through the historic sites of
Atchison a $25 gift certifi cate to
Paolucci’s for dinner!
Donor: Atchison Area Chamber of
Commerce, and John and Mary Lou
Riley
Value: $40.00
5012 Family Game Night
Enjoy quality family time with
these entertaining games: Scrabble
Electronic, In a Pickle, and 20
Questions Scribblish.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $55.00
5013 Crown Center Gift
Certifi cate
$30 Gift Certifi cate good at all
Crown Center shops, restaurants,
theaters and attractions. Expires
08/2013.
Donor: Crown Center
Value: $30.00
5014 Liquor Tree
Donor: Joe ’91 and Jennifer Guilfoil
’96 Slaughter
Value: $100.00
5015 Fall Tailgating Package
Have fun with friends and family
with this portable, tailgating package:
Eastpoint Bean Bag Toss and Tic
Tac Toe, and Backyard Grill Foldable
and Portable Charcoal Grill.
Donor: Sophomore Gift Gathering
Parents
Value: $40.00

5016 One-Year Contributor
Membership to Nelson-Atkins
Enjoy the Nelson-Atkins Museum
of Art for you and your spouse!
One-year Contributor level membership
includes free parking and
exhibition tickets. Discount on
shopping, dining, programs and
studio art classes for adults and
children.
Donor: The Nelson-Atkins Museum
of Art
Value: $150.00
House &
Home
6000 Nebraska Furniture Mart
Gift Card
$25 Nebraska Furniture Mart Gift
Card.
Donor: Nebraska Furniture Mart
Value: $25.00
6001 Hamilton Beach Mixer
Hamilton Beach 275 watt, sixspeed
Power Deluxe Hand/Stand
Mixer with four quart bowl, beaters,
whisk, and dough hooks.
Donor: Freshman Gift Gathering
Parents
Value: $50.00
6002 Snowman Basket
Donor: Matt ’83 and Angie Saysoff
’85 Kolenda
Value: $15.00
6003 Pizza Time!
Make pizza time anytime at home!
Basket includes pizza set with cutting
board and stainless steel cutter,
no mess dough disc, vegetable
scooper, Stoneware Sensations
cookbook, Low Fat cookbook and
the Busy Mom’s cookbook.
Donor: Freshman Gift Gathering
Parents
Value: $40.00
6004 Christmas Basket
Donor: Matt ’83 and Angie Saysoff
’85 Kolenda
Value: $25.00
6005 Margarita Basket
Have a fi esta! Margarita pitcher,
four margarita glasses, four shot
glasses, four coasters & Margarita
Mix, and $50 gift card to Tapatio
Mexican Grill for dinner.
Donor: Joe ’91 and Jennifer Guilfoil ’96
Slaughter and Tapatio Mexican Grill
Value: $90.00
6006 Wine Basket
One bottle of wine, four wine
glasses, one wine bottle bag, four
wine-themed scrabble tile coasters.
Donor: Joe ’91 and Jennifer Guilfoil ’96
Slaughter
Value: $40.00

6007 Valentine’s Day Basket
Make this Valentine’s Day extra
sweet! Two heart plates, cupcake
stand, heart pops cookie pan, “I
Love You” cookie cutters, 100 letter
cookie decorator set.
Donor: Joe ’91 and Jennifer Guilfoil ’96
Slaughter
Value: $40.00
6008 Wine Rack
Wine rack, fi ve bottles of wine and
four wine glasses.
Donor: Matt ’83 and Angie Saysoff
’85 Kolenda
Value: $80.00
6009 July 4th Basket
Add some patriotic pizazz to your
Independence Day with this themed
package: a bucket fi lled with 4th of
July decorations for your yard and
door, star candles and star serving
bowls.
Donor: Joe ’91 and Jennifer Guilfoil
’96 Slaughter, and Matt ’83 and Angie
Saysoff ’85 Kolenda
Value: $60.00
6010 “In Your Dream” Print
Numbered print by artist George
Willhoit.
Donor: Marilyn Sterk ’59 Nastav
Value: $75.00
6011 “The Arrival”
Limited edition 18 x 24 matted print
by Gloria Shanahan.
Donor: Gloria Shanahan Fine Art In
Pencil
Value: $85.00
6013 “Working Man” Print
Limited edition 18 x 24 matted print
by Gloria Shanahan.
Donor: Gloria Shanahan Fine Art In
Pencil
Value: $85.00
6014 “Many Yesterdays” Print
Limited edition, 18 x 24 matted
print by Gloria Shanahan.
Donor: Gloria Shanahan Fine Art In
Pencil
Value: $85.00
6015 “Keepin’ Up” Print
Limited edition 16 x 20 print with
mat by Gloria Shanahan.
Donor: Gloria Shanahan Fine Art In
Pencil
Value: $65.00
6016 “Morning Hug” Print
Limited edition 16 x 20 matted print
by Gloria Shanahan.
Donor: Gloria Shanahan Fine Art In
Pencil
Value: $65.00

6017 “Forgotten” Print
Limited edition 16 x 20 matted print
by Gloria Shanahan.
Donor: Gloria Shanahan Fine Art In
Pencil
Value: $55.00
6018 “My First One” Print
Limited edition 11 x 14 print by
Gloria Shanahan.
Donor: Gloria Shanahan Fine Art In
Pencil
Value: $30.00
6019 “Marquis” Bowl by
Waterford Crystal
Crafted in Poland of fi ne crystal,
10” “Marquis” bowl is 7” in height
featuring contemporary wedge-cut
design with horizontal squares.
Donor: Archdiocese of Kansas City in
Kansas, Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann
Value: $100.00
6020 Christmas Home Basket
Decorate your home for the yuletide
season: handmade afghan,
christmas canisters, tree ornaments,
Grinch stuffed animal, Rudolph the
Red-Nosed Reindeer Build-A-Bear,
candle holder sets with votives,
wreath and potholder.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $85.00
6021 Cuisinart Coffee on Demand
Twelve-cup programmable coffeemaker
brushed metal series.
Donor: Nicole Roblez
Value: $85.00
6022 Window Pane Wall Hanging
Handcrafted “Family” window pane
wall hanging.
Donor: Eugenia Winkelbauer
Value: $60.00
6023 Plate Stand with Four
Plates
Black plate stand with four plates
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $58.00
6024 Wine Lovers Basket
This basket is fi lled with everything
the wine enthusiast needs! Wine
bottle holder, six bottles of wine,
mini bottles of wine, wine bags,
napkins, towels and much, much
more!
Donor: Matt ’83 and Angie Saysoff
’85 Kolenda
Value: $100.00
6025 Tea Time
TeaVana perfect tea maker 16 oz.,
“Make Tea, Not War” TeaVana
glass mug, preset tea timer, perfect
tea measure and tea container with
TeaVana Samurai Chai White Ayurvedic
Chai Tea.
Donor: Marty and Jeanine Baughman
Value: $100.00

6026 Nuwave Infrared Oven
This counter top oven has triple
combo cooking power - conduction,
convection and infrared. Also
included: instructional DVD, cook
book, carrying bag, reversible cooking
rack and enamel liner pan.
Donor: Father Frank Horvat ’50
Value: $150.00
6027 Live and Laugh
Black metal works “Live” and
“Laugh” and a lighted glass block
with “Laugh”.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $33.00
6028 Bathroom Blitz
Treat your bathroom to these wonderful
hand soaps, towels and towel
rack.
Donor: Matt ’83 and Angie Saysoff
’85 Kolenda
Value: $42.00
6029 Pumpkin Platters
Two pumpkin serving platters with
“Blessings” and “Give Thanks”.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $40.00
6030 Two Floral Decorative
Hooks
Donor: Jeff and Lynda Heimbach
Value: $60.00
6031 American Flag Throw
Donor: Jay ’75 and Annette Yarc ’76
Denton
Value: $35.00
6032 Silver Plate Stand with
Three Pumpkin Plates
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $25.00
6033 Decorative Shutter
Donor: Matt ’83 and Angie Saysoff
’85 Kolenda
Value: $25.00
6034 Fall Table Decor
Set of four fall festive place card/
picture holders and a “Thanks”
pumpkin.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $30.00
6035 Mason Candle Holder
Build a little romance at home or by
the beach!
Donor: Matt ’83 and Angie Saysoff
’85 Kolenda
Value: $35.00
6036 Dream and Hope for your
Home
Inspiration for the home: “Dream”
and “Hope” black metal wall decor
for your abode and inspirational
tiles you can use as coasters, hot
plates, and more.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward, and
Junior Gift Gathering Parents
Value: $30.00

6037 Wild Goose Studio Wall
Hanging
The Wild Goose Studio Wall Hanging
of “God Writes Straight with
Crooked Lines,” a paradoxical Portuguese
proverb centering on the
idea of the fall and the possibility
of redemption.
Donor: Sheehan’s Irish Imports
Value: $60.00
6038 Wild Goose Studio “Cave
of the Sun” Replica
Replica of the entrance stone to the
pre-historic mound of Newgrange
(“cave of the sun”) in County
Meath, Ireland.
Donor: Sheehan’s Irish Imports
Value: $110.00
6039 Sauder Executive Model
Computer Desk
Computer desk features a slide-out
keyboard tray. Storage includes two
fi le drawers that accommodate letter
or legal fi les with a storage area
perfect for a CPU tower. Hutch
as storage compartments and wire
management. Great versatile workstation!
Donor: Mike Hamilton ’78
Value: $180.00
6040 Bishop Ward Home Decor
Three styles of Bishop Ward
themed tiles, for use as home decor,
hot plates, or coasters.
Donor: Junior Gift Gathering Parents
Value: $25.00
Super Silent
7000 Burns Family Travel Tree
Great for any family! This awesome
travel package includes $300 in gift
certifi cates for Southwest Airlines and
$200 in gift certifi cates for Marriott
Hotels.
Donor: The Burns Family: Mary Burns
‘64 Adair, Anne Burns ‘65 Hagan, John
Burns ‘67, Bill Burns ‘70, Patrice Burns
‘72 Ludwig, Mike Burns ‘74, Bob
Burns ‘84 and Bridget Burns ‘86 Vani
Value: $500.00
7001 Estate Planning Consultation
Evaluation of wills for husband and
wife, including power of attorney
documents for spouses. David
Duckers is a licensed Kansas
attorney.
Donor: David ’65 and Marianne Kissinger
’66 Duckers
Value: $500.00

7002 Portrait Design from The
Kelly Gallery
To own one is to own an original!
Each portrait is seen as a challenge
to interpret and create a very personal
piece of art that adds warmth
and charm to the home. The photographic
session includes a design
conference and portrait setting at the
Kelly Gallery and Gardens with any
number of people and an artworkenhanced,
custom-made 10” portrait.
Donor: The Kelly Gallery
Value: $200.00
7003 TC Dance Club Lessons
Four 40-minute private lessons, one
group lesson, and one club party
(ballroom, latin, or swing dance).
Certifi cate is valid for individual or
couple. Must be 21 years of age or
older and a new member to redeem
certifi cate. Expires 3/29/12.
Donor: T.C. Dance Club International
Value: $336.00
7004 Keurig Coffee Brewer and
Goodies
For the coffee lovers delight: Keurig
B40 Elite Brewer coffee maker,
travel mugs and K-cup supplies.
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $200.00
7005 Original Bishop Ward
Painting
Signed, original painting of Bishop
Ward High School by Ernest Ulmer.
Donor: Jim and Barbara Wewers ’59
Beatty
Value: Priceless
7006 Teeth Whitening
At-home teeth whitening package
includes custom whitening trays.
Donor: Andrea Beerman, DDS
Value: $300.00
7007 KitchenAid 4.5 Mixer
275 watt, tilt head stand mixer with
fl at beater, dough hook, six-wire whip
and stainless steel bowl included.
Donor: Freshman Gift Gathering
Parents
Value: $250.00
7008 Chiefs Tickets and Gear
Treat yourself to two Chiefs tickets to
the Denver Broncos game November
25th, section 303, row 9, seats
18 & 19. You and a friend can grill
out before the game on your new
Weber Smokey Joe Grill with BBQ
sauce. Also included is a signed Will
Shields #68 mini football and a
women’s XL t-shirt. Go Chiefs!
Donor: Tom Modrcin ’55, Joe Modrcin
’50, and Rene and Dennis Slupski
Value: $280.00

7009 Wine Cooler and Wine
Emerson eight bottle wine cooler
with adjustable temperature control
with LED display, tempered glass
door, interior light. Also included
are eight bottles of wine!
Donor: Friend of Bishop Ward
Value: $250.00
7010 Shabby Chic Window
Table
Handcrafted all-oak shabby chic
window table.
Donor: Matt ’83 and Angie Saysoff
’85 Kolenda
Value: $200.00
7011 Date Night in the Big City
Hit the town with this fabulous
Date Night Basket! Basket includes a
bottle of champagne and chocolates,
$100 gift card to Power & Light
District Restaurants, two tickets to
the Oct. 6th show, “My Girlfriend’s
Boyfriend” at the Midland Theatre
and two movie passes to Alamo
Drafthouse Cinema.
Donor: The Mohrfeld Family
Value: $250.00
7012 In-Home Wine Tasting
for 12
Everyone loves a wine tasting! Why
not host one in your own home?
Enjoy sampling eight single vintage,
private estate wines from all over the
world in this casual and educational
event. Grab eleven of your closest
wine-loving friends and let PRP
provide the wine while you provide
the fun!
Donor: PRP Wine International
Value: $250.00
7013 Signed Baseball by MLB
Rookie of the Year Candidate Mike
Trout
Great piece of sports memorabilia
from a MLB player with so much
promise! Mike Trout, #14 Outfi elder
with the Los Angeles Angels of
Anaheim, is the leading candidate
for 2012 MLB Rookie of the Year
and 2012 American League MVP.
The baseball was signed personally
by Trout during the Royals homestand
against the Angels in Sept.
2012. Catch a piece of history that
will grow in time!
Donor: Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim,
and Bob ’69 and Denise McCoy ’71 Beaman
Value: Priceless

7014 Authentic LA Angels of
Anaheim Hat Signed by Mike
Trout
Catch a piece of history at the
right time! Authentic LA Angels of
Anaheim player hat signed by Mike
Trout, #14 Outfi elder with the Los
Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Trout
is the leading candidate for 2012
MLB Rookie of the Year, and 2012
American League MVP. The authentic
Angels player hat was signed
personally by Trout during the Royals
homestand against the Angels in
Sept. 2012.
Donor: Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim,
and Bob ’69 and Denise McCoy ’71 Beaman
Value: Priceless
7015 Signed Baseball by LA
Angels Manager Mike Scioscia
Authentic, signed baseball by the
longest tenured manager currently
in the Majors, LA Angels of Anaheim
Manager Mike Scioscia. His game
winning percentage is the best in
the Angel’s club history. Scioscia
was fi rst manager in MLB history
to guide his team to the playoffs
six times in his fi rst 10 seasons, and
is the only active manager with at
least 1,000 wins with the current
team. The baseball was personally
signed by Scioscia during the Royals
homestand against the Angels in
Sept. 2012. Add this great piece of
baseball history to your collection!
Donor: Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim,
and Bob ’69 and Denise McCoy
’71 Beaman
Value: $200.00
7016 One of a Kind Quilt
Great addition for any loyal Cyclone!
Twin size black, white, and red
scrap quilt with basketball quilting.
Beautiful craftsmanship...a must
have!
Donor: Connie Moss
Value: Priceless

Desserts
8000 One Dozen Variety Cupcakes
Orange Mimosa, Chocolate Ganache,
Red Velvet, Champagne,
Lemon and Cappuccino
Donor: Kate Dorian ’13
Value: $50.00
8001 One Dozen Variety Cupcakes
Orange Mimosa, Chocolate Ganache,
Red Velvet, Champagne,
Lemon and Cappuccino
Donor: Kate Dorian ’13
Value: $50.00
8002 One Dozen Variety Cupcakes
Orange Mimosa, Chocolate Ganache,
Red Velvet, Champagne,
Lemon and Cappuccino
Donor: Kate Dorian ’13
Value: $50.00
8003 One Dozen Variety Cupcakes
Orange Mimosa, Chocolate
Ganache, Red Velvet, Champagne,
Lemon and Cappuccino
Donor: Kate Dorian ’13
Value: $50.00
8004 Cheesecake Bites
Donor: Cindy Heiman
Value: $30.00
8005 Caramel Apple Pie
Donor: Cindy Heiman
Value: $30.00
8006 Praline Pumpkin Bars
Donor: Cindy Heiman
Value: $30.00
8007 Italian Cream Cake
Donor: Cindy Heiman
Value: $30.00
8008 Raspberry Mousse Filled
Chocolate Cups
Donor: Bistro Kids
Value: $30.00
8009 Lemon Curd Fruit Tartlets
Donor: Bistro Kids
Value: $30.00
8010 Brownie Torte with
White Chocolate Mousse and
Caramelized Bananas
Donor: Bistro Kids
Value: $30.00
8011 Mini Red Velvet Cupcakes
Donor: Bistro Kids
Value: $30.00
8012 5 Dozen Delicious Sugar
Cookies
Donor: Matt ’83 and Angie Saysoff
’85 Kolenda
Value: $50.00

8013 5 Dozen Fabulous Chocolate
Chip Cookies
Donor: Matt ’83 and Angie Saysoff
’85 Kolenda
Value: $50.00
8014 Famous Chocolate Gooey
Brownies
Donor: Mike Hamilton ’78
Value: $40.00
8015 Povitica!
Donor: Joe ’91 and Jennifer Guilfoil ’96
Slaughter, and Janet Basler Guilfoil ’72
Value: $25.00
8016 Povitica!
Donor: Joe ’91 and Jennifer Guilfoil ’96
Slaughter, and Janet Basler ’72 Guilfoil
Value: $25.00
8017 Apple Pie
Donor: Kathy Overcash ’68 Favrow
Value: $30.00
8018 Cherry Pie
Donor: Kathy Overcash ’68 Favrow
Value: $30.00
8019 Chocolate Cake
Donor: Katie Hembree
Value: $40.00
8020 Spice Cake
Donor: Katie Hembree
Value: $40.00
8021 German Chocolate Cake
Donor: BeaMarie Mejia ’67 Mayer
Value: $25.00
8022 German Chocolate Cake
Donor: BeaMarie Mejia ’67 Mayer
Value: $25.00
8023 Delicious Brownies!
Donor: BeaMarie Mejia ’67 Mayer
Value: $25.00
8024 Delicious Brownies!
Donor: BeaMarie Mejia ’67 Mayer
Value: $25.00

Auction Committee
Bishop Ward High School is grateful to the 2012 Auction Committee. This
34th Annual Auction owes a debt of gratitude to the following individuals
for their passionate support and tireless efforts.
Event Chairs
Alex ’84 and Kathy Steele ’83 Kump
AUCTION COMMITTEE & VOLUNTEERS
Dr. Mike Bartkoski ’63
Jackie Hamilton ’83 Batliner
Cindy Brull
Linda Burns
Mary Collins
Kevin Connor ’83
Patrice Pemberton ’79 Dorian
Lori Golubski
Mike Hamilton ’78
Joanne Kobe ’84 Huey
Debbie Hamilton ’79 Jones
Angela Saysoff ’85 Kolenda
Christa Kump
BeaMarie Mejia ’67 Mayer
Deborah Herron ’67 McArdle
Jennifer Denton ’96 Nelson
Jeff and Kim Nick
Diane Dick ’80 Nill
Rene Oropeza
Maria Rangel
Mike Sieczkowski
Jennifer Guilfoil ’96 Slaughter
Rene and Dennis Slupski
Gabriela Torres
Eugenia Winkelbauer

Bishop Ward High School’s
Legacy & Tradition Fund
Your Generosity Makes the Difference in the Body, Mind & Soul of Each Student
Are You a Mighty Cyclone?
Mighty Cyclone designed by
alumnus Mike Savage ’76!
www.sav-art.com
The Mighty Cyclone Spirit Club is Bishop Ward High School’s monthly
giving program and is one of the most signifi cant ways you can
donate to Bishop Ward and support the Legacy & Tradition Fund.
Making a monthly gift continues the legacy and tradition that was and
will always be Bishop Ward. It allows you to designate a small
part of your monthly budget to make a BIG impact in our
students’ lives.
Just think...$10, $25, $50, $100 or more a month adds up and helps
students grow in their faith and prepare for college.
Exclusive Club Benefi ts!
- Receive invites to Mighty Cyclone events and an update directly
from a student twice a year!
- Receive a special “Mighty Cyclone” gift.
Contact Kristen Thayer, Director of the Legacy & Tradition Fund, at 913-371-
6901 or at kthayer@wardhigh.org for more information or to sign up today!
www.wardhigh.org/donate

Gifts of Stock and Appreciated Assets
HOW IT WORKS
• You transfer appreciated stocks, bonds or mutual fund shares you
have owned for one year or more to Bishop Ward.
• Bishop Ward sells your securities and uses the proceeds for
scholarships and special programs.
BENEFITS
• You receive an immediate income-tax deduction for the fair
market value of the securities on the date of transfer, no matter
what you originally paid for them.
• You pay no capital gains tax on the transfer.
• Giving appreciated stock could be more benefi cial than giving
cash

Legacy Society
An important way in which you can support the legacy and tradition of
Bishop Ward High School is through charitable giving. There are a
number of ways to support the mission of the school and secure the
future for tomorrow’s students.
For example, your gifts can go toward scholarships. A minimum of
$10,000 would result in a scholarship fund in the name of your choice.
Charitable gifts can also result in savings on your income, estate, and
gift taxes as well as avoidance of capital gains taxes. There are a
number of ways to give, and charitable planning techniques allow you to
give now or at the time of your death.
The Legacy Society at Bishop Ward High School includes alumni and
friends who have either made a gift of at least $10,000 to the permanent
endowment fund and/or have included Bishop Ward High School in
their estate plans.
Thank you to our Legacy Society members for their belief in the Bishop
Ward mission and their vote of confi dence and faith in our future. It
is alumni and friends like them who will ensure the bright future for
Catholic education in Wyandotte County.
ENDOWMENT COMMITTEE
Special thank you to the Endowment Committee,
who helped establish the Legacy Society.
Dr. Mike Bartkoski ’63
Tim Evans ’61
Ron Miller ’63, Chairman
Bill Moon ’69
Fr. Michael Hermes
Monsignor Michael Mullen ’54
Gary Pratt, CGPP

LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS
Loretta Allebach ’48
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James W. Barrett ’47 *
Ms. Marsha K. Basey ’62
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Bichlmeier ’51
Mr. Robert Blakesley ’60
Mr. William J. Braun ’56
J. Louis Browne ’67 *
Mr. John Brunski ’52
Mr. John T. Courtney ’79
Michael and Nancy Czinege
Audrey and Harry Duckers
Family Scholarship Fund*
Ms. Margaret Edler *
Timothy Evans ’61
Miss Margaret M. Fay ’34
Ms. Kristeen Glenn-Paterson ’71 *
Mr. James Glick ’70
John Victor Hermes *
Ms. Catherine A. Jaklevic ’53 *
Mr. Anthony M. Kovach ’70
Mr. William F. Lindquist ’64 *
Miss Agatha Little ’30 *
Father Ronald Livojevich ’60
BeaMarie (Mejia) ’67 and Stephen
Mayer, Manuel Mejia Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Mr. Michael McClain ’46
Ms. Nellie E. McGuinn ’12*
Monsignor Heliodore Mejak ’27*
Ronald E. Miller ’63 Endowment
Mrs. Rosemary Mogusar ’38*
William ’69 and Mary (Chop) ’70 Moon
Mr. Louis Mufi ch ’42, Frances
Butler and Minerva Mufi ch
Scholarship Fund
*In Memoriam
Monsignor Michael Mullen ’54
Mr. Willard Phillips ’22 *
James Pretz, M.D. ’41
Mr. Charles Quinlan ’33 *
Frank ’34 and Pauline Rahija
Ms. Margaret H. Ritter ’38 *
Rita (Murphy) Rome ’43
Walter Roschitz ’70 *
Zoe Ryan Trust *
Maureen Growney Straub and
Martha Grindinger Holleron
Straub Scholarship Fund
William R. Venable, Jr. ’48,
Kathleen Krivas Venable ’50
Memorial Fund
Rose (Sutulovich) Weitzel ’44 *
Josephine Welsh ’37 *
Father John Yadrich ’40 *
Mary C. Yadrich ’42 *
Mr. Lawrence Zink ’37 *
Gene ’48 and Rosemary (Foley) ’48
Zupanec, Zupanec Family
Endowment Fund

NAMED FUNDS IN THE
BISHOP WARD ENDOWMENT
We are very grateful to the following families and individuals who established
a named fund in the Bishop Ward High School Endowment. Because of
their generosity, Bishop Ward continues to thrive and graduate young people
who are prepared for college and formed as leaders in their faith.
Anonymous
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Class of 1961 Endowment
Class of 1963 Endowment
James W. Barrett ’46 Memorial Scholarship Fund
(established by Dr. James B. Pretz ’41)
Audrey and Harry Duckers Family Scholarship Fund
John Victor Hermes Endowment
(established in loving memory by his family)
Mr. William F. Lindquist ’64 Scholarship Fund
Father Ron Livojevich ’60 Endowment
Monsignor J.P. McKenna Scholarship Fund
Monsignor Heliodore Mejak ’27 Endowment
Manuel Mejia Memorial Scholarship Fund
(established by BeaMarie Mejia ’67 and Stephen Mayer)
Frances Butler and Minerva Mufi ch Scholarship Fund
(established in loving memory by Mr. Louis Mufi ch ’42)
Willard L. Phillips ’22 Endowment
Polish Student Trust Fund
Frank ’34 and Pauline Rahija Endowment
Anton and Rose Simonich Family Scholarship Fund
Deacon Jim ’72 and Mrs. Dori Smith Endowment
Coach Don Stump Scholarship Fund
Maureen Growney Straub and Martha Grindinger Holleron Straub Scholarship Fund
Kathleen Krivas ’50 Venable Memorial Fund
(established by her loving husband William R. Venable, Jr. ’48)
Wheaton Trust Fund
Zupanec Family Endowment
(established by Gene ’48 and Rosemary Foley ’48 Zupanec)
Named endowments may be established with a minimum gift of $10,000.
For more information regarding the Bishop Ward High School
Endowment, please contact Mrs. Mary Hurla ’80 Spangler at
913.371.6901 or by email at mspangler@wardhigh.org.

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tom.mayfi eld@amfam.com
www.tommayfi eld.com
Upcoming
Reunions
Planning a Reunion?
Bishop Ward wants to help! We can
provide class lists, postcards, location,
and anything else you might
need. We would love to help your
class celebrate in Cyclone Country!
Start planning now!
Contact Jackie Saavedra in the Development
Offi ce at 913-371-6901
or jsaavedra@wardhigh.org.
St. Patrick
Church
1086 N. 94th Street
Kansas City, KS 66112
913-299-3370

Joe and Deborah Herron ’67 McArdle
congratulate the new National Forensic League Affi liate,
Ward’s Debate Team.
Good luck to Mr. Hardin and debaters!
Want to know what’s going on with the Cyclones?
Want to share your own stories or updates?
Stay connected by logging on to
www.cyclonecountry.org!
or fi nd us on Facebook
www.facebook.com/bishopwardhighschool
It’s fast, easy and totally free!
Questions? Contact the Development Offi ce at 913.371.6901.

Providing quality, Catholic education since 1908
Placement Exams
for Incoming Freshmen
2013-14 Academic Year
Saturday Jan. 5 & 12
8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Join us for
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012
1-3 pm
Visit us at www.wardhigh.org for more information
708 N. 18th Street • Kansas City, Kansas • 913.371.6901
Mayer & Rosenberg, P.C.
Personal Injury & Workers’ Compensation
Attorneys
STEPHEN C. MAYER
816-941-8949
www.mayerrosenberg.com
9229 Ward Parkway, Suite 260
Kansas City, Missouri 64114
Catch the Bishop Ward Spirit!

Kissick Construction Supports Bishop Ward
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Bishop Ward
Hall of Fame
Celebration
Sunday
April 14, 2013
Chaired by Bob ’69 & Denise McCoy ’71
Beaman, and Stephen & BeaMarie Mejia
‘67 Mayer
Stay tuned to
cyclonecountry.org for details
Earthwork
Utilities
Piling Systems
Engineered Shoring
Structural Concrete
Bridges
Industrial
Facilities Maintenance
Architectural
816-363-5530
WWW.KISSICKCO.COM
Congratulations
Bishop Ward
High School on
more than 100 years
of excellence in
Catholic education.
Mary Beth & Mike
Forsythe
Class of 1966
(913) 631-1221
www.fai-group.com

Want to Connect with Fellow Alumni?
Get online and register at Bishop Ward’s free online community!
At www.cyclonecountry.org you can stay in touch with your
classmates, plan reunions and get-togethers, register for events
and stay up-to-date on happenings at Bishop Ward.
Have you visited Bishop Ward recently?
Call today for a personal tour of the school building and the
stadium. You can walk the halls, visit classrooms, meet students,
and experience fi rst-hand the exciting things that are taking
place at Bishop Ward. Call the Development Offi ce
at 913.371.6901 today to schedule a tour.
Mike ’63 and Patty Bartkoski
Proud Supporters of Bishop Ward High School

Proud Supporters
of
Bishop Ward
High School
Mark & Denise
Schieber
BWHS
Board of Trustees
Baughman Family
Supports
Bishop Ward
High School
Christy ’01
Beth Anne ’04
Rebekah ’09
Hannah ‘14
Go Cyclones!
Proud owners of the Country Club Plaza
and supporters of Bishop Ward High School
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4706 Broadway, Suite 260 • Kansas City, MO 64112 • 816.561.3456

1001 S. 7th Street Traffi cway • Kansas City, KS 66105 • 913.371.3822
www.RoadBuildersMachinery.com
www.rbused.com
www.facebook.com/RoadBuildersMachinery
Proud Supporters of Bishop Ward High School....
Dr. Bill & Marta Buser
We wish all the Students,
Faculty and Staff a
successful school year!
Go Cyclones! Go Cyclones! Go Cyclones!

“I Go Back...ForWARD” was made
possible by the
dedication and leadership of
Alex ’84 and Kathy Steele ’83 Kump.
THANK YOU!

UPCOMING EVENTS
The Auction isn’t the only way you can stay in touch with Bishop Ward.
We hope you’ll join us for the following upcoming events. For more
information, log on to www.wardhigh.org or contact the Development
Offi ce at 913.371.6901.
Open House
Sunday, October 28
Come see our college-prep program in action!
Eat, Pray, Learn
Thursday, November 1:
Cyclone Grandparents Day
All grandparents of current students are invited to join their grandchildren
for Mass and then enjoy a delicious lunch in our Cyclone Café.
Winter Sports Meet & Greet
Saturday, December 1:
Sunset Bar & Grill
Get a sneak-peek of the upcoming winter sports season.
Hall of Fame
Sunday, April 14
Help us honor our newest class of inductees to the Bishop Ward Hall of
Fame! Details can be found on www.cyclonecountry.org.