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Annual Report 2010ñ2011–

TABLE OF CONTENTSBy the Numbers 4School Highlights 6Fine Arts 7Faith Life 8Athletics 9Faculty/Staff Accomplishments 9Alumni 10College Acceptances and Matriculation 11Financial Summary 12Annual Appeal 14Crusader Classic Golf Tournament 15Grandparents’ Day 16St. Michael’s Annual Gala 16Ways You Can Give 18Honor Roll of Donors 20In-Kind Donor 25

Mr. Jay Arellano

Ms. Deann Armstrong

Mr. Billy Austin

Mrs. Holly Bayer

Ms. Toni Bravo

Mrs. Corinne Callahan

Mr. John Clanton

Ms. Ruth Cook

Mrs. Veronica Cunningham

Mrs. Tori Gorman

Ms. Christina Dehan

Mr. Daniel Diffen

Mrs. Becky Frost

Ms. Sonia Gaillard

Mr. Steven Gauna

Mr. Patrick Goertz

Mrs. Amparo Gonzales

Ms. Elsa Gonzales

Mrs. Jill Graham

Ms. Heidi Gray

Ms. Jessica Grisham

Mrs. Rae Harrison

Mr. Donald Haynes

Mrs. Melissa Henwood

Mr. Les Huff

Ms. Reem Kattura

Mrs. Lori Kirby

Mrs. Dorothy Klousia

Mr. Ivan Klousia

Dr. Charlotte Knepp

Mr. David Koch

Mrs. Ginny Koch

Mrs. Susan Kohagen

Mrs. Kami Land

Mr. Peter Lang

Ms. Larissa Leal

Mr. Anthony Lee

Mrs. Susan Maher

Mr. Jesse Martinez

Dr. Charlotte May

Mr. Ed McCabe

Fr. Jim McDonough

Ms. Aine McVey

Mrs. Sharon Meyers

Mr. Brian Moreland

Mrs. Anna Morrison

Mr. Matthew Muller

Mr. Ben Ortiz

Mr. Darrell Pantalone

Mrs. Angela Parsons

Mr. Wade Pellerin

Mrs. Kelly Perez

Ms. Lisa Perez

Mrs. Paula Priour

Mrs. Ayne Ray

Mrs. Sharon Scamardo

Mrs. Patrice Scheier

Mr. Calvin Schiraldi

Mr. J. C. Shakespeare

Dr. Dennis Sheeter

Mr. Mackey Smith

Mrs. Hillary Spiller

Mr. Aaron Stancik

Mrs. Stephanie Stewart

Mr. Augie Tijerina

Mrs. Patricia Torrey

Mr. George Waguespack

Dr. Penny Weibly

Mr. Kevin White

Mrs. Cheryl Winkler

FACULTY/STAFF 2010-2011

DEAR PARENTS, ALUMNI, AND FRIENDS OF ST. MICHAEL’S,

This Annual Report gives our school the opportunity to share with

each of you the achievements of St. Michael’s Catholic Academy during the

2010-2011 school year. Our remarkable students continue to balance aca-

demics and extra-curricular activities, excelling in their work and maintain-

ing the esteemed tradition of being a Crusader.

During the past year, St. Michael’s students have won championships in virtu-

ally every discipline and performed more than 6,000 hours of service to help

each other, our school, and the greater Austin community. Our Symphonic

Ensemble placed First and Second during the past two years in the TAPPS

State Championships. Thirty-two percent of our students represent ethnic

diversity, with 5% coming from outside the United States.

The members of the graduating Class of 2011 were accepted to more than

160 colleges and universities and were awarded more than $10.4 million in

scholarships. St. Michael’s students continue to soar academically – several

graduates last year earned very prestigious awards at universities such as

Southern Methodist University and Emory University.

Fourteen St. Michael’s students have been recognized as National Merit

Scholars over the past 5 years – well ahead of most public and independent

high schools in Austin. Our SAT and ACT scores are more than 20% higher

than national averages.

Indeed, it is a great time to be a St. Michael’s Crusader. I want to express my

gratitude to each of you for your continued support of SMCA. With your help

and God’s blessings, we will continue our mission of inspiring our students for

life.

Sincerely,

Sharon S. Scamardo, M.Ed., Principal

A LETTER FROM THE PRINCIPAL

BOARD 2010-2011William Franz, Chair

Carl Mica ’89, Vice-Chair

Sara Carlstead Brumfield, Secretary ’93

Don Keller, Treasurer

Josie Barrett

Spencer Carlton

Brother Richard Daly, CSC

Guy Diedrich

Christopher Dolce ’88

Steve Felice

Manny Flores

Dr. William Paver

Lisa Sikora

David Smith

Jay Watson

EX OFFICIO BOARDMEMBERSDr. Ned Vanders

Superintendent of Catholic Schools

Diocese of Austin

Sharon S. Scamardo, M.Ed., Principal

FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2010-2011Stephen J. Rohleder, Chair

Thomas Bernhardt

Dr. Don Carlton

Carolyn DeRoeck

Mark Finley

William Franz, Trustee Liaison

Sister Gertrude Levy, D.C.

Sharon Meyers

Kay Mooney

Dr. William Paver

Greg Peters

Sharon Scamardo, M.Ed.

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BY THE NUMBERS

CLASS OF 2011 119 students graduated in May 2011.

2011 SAT SCORES

400

500

600

Cr. Reading Math Writing

SMCA Mean

Texas Mean

National Mean

SMCA Middle 50%Cr. Reading(520–640)

SMCA Middle 50%Math (520–670)

SMCA Middle 50%Writing (530–640)

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SMCA Students 25.6

Texas 20.8

National 21.1

2011 ACT COMPOSITE SCORES

NATIONAL MERIT RECOGNITION, 2011

National Merit Finalists and Scholars

National Merit Commended

National Hispanic Recognition4

5

6

2011 SAT SCORES

400

500

600

Cr. Reading Math Writing

SMCA Mean

Texas Mean

National Mean

SMCA Middle 50%Cr. Reading(520–640)

SMCA Middle 50%Math (520–670)

SMCA Middle 50%Writing (530–640)


Selena Alonzo

Monica Ball

Margaret Barber

Julianna Barreiro

Randall Bloomquist

Stephanie Brown

Austin Burch

Alexander Cady

Rachelle Caparroso

Elizabeth Carls

Haley Cartwright

Angela Chronis

Lauren Dow

Mary Drisdale

Joseph Finley

Christina Heyl

Kyung Jeon

Nia Johnson

William Klein

Johann Mahler

Jennifer Mott

Brianna Muniz

Angela Park

Anna Parsons

Kira Parsons

Christina Pensock

Andrew Reue

Haley Riscen

Rebecca Rodriguez

Christina Ross

Luke Seeker

Marisa Silva

Bethany Smith

Paul Smith

Erin Spencer

Blythe Storrar

William Taylor

Kimberly Trimble

Genevieve Tyler

Rachel Walker

Charlice Wehbe

Alison Wenholz

Emily Zagger

SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS 2010-2011NHS MEMBERS NHS INDUCTEES

Sarah Allen

Seth Bernacki

Seth Blanke

John Bridge

Michael Cantu

Vanessa Carrizales

Michael Cimino

Teresa Cruz

Caleb Dautel

Joshua Dautel

Megan Doyle

Aylin Eker

Phillip Flagg

Seung Ju Han

Ashley Hancock

Anne Harwig

Stuart Heinlein

Theresa Hodapp

Sydney Holmes

Abigail Huffman

Nicholas Land

Megan Lawyer

Hyo Jung Lee

Sung Hoo Lee

Matthew Leibowitz

Alec Lewis

Cella Mahoney

Meredith Mancill

Marissa Martin

Irene Minderhoud

Adam Nastars

Emma Nicolas

Seong Hyuk Park

Radica Patel

Alexandra Petrucci

Martin Prado

Patrick Roland

Benjamin Russell

Allison Saft

Kyle Sarradet

Blake Seeker

John Shea

Ellen Smith

Caitlin Whiteley


FINE ARTS

SYMPHONIC ENSEMBLESMCA students earned TAPPS 5A State Runner-Up Honors for 2011. Students also succeeded as the only school to receive

100% Division I ratings in all categories including: Full Orchestra, Jazz, Small Ensembles and Solos. Additionally, nine stu-

dents earned All Region Honors in the public school ATSSB Symphonic, Concert and Jazz Band. Two students advanced to

the Area Competition; one student made 1st Chair Flute All State ATSSB; and two students made All State TPSMEA Sym-

phonic and Jazz Bands. The Crusader Marching Band also had the opportunity to perform at the Annual Operation Blue Santa

Parade in Austin during Thanksgiving.

VISUAL ARTS• SMCA students placed 1st in District TAPPS Competition.

• Art students participated in worldwide art program, the

Memory Project, creating portraits for disadvantaged children.

• Sixteen students’ works of art placed at State TAPPS competi-

tion with one student receiving the State Champion award.

• Students participated in scholarship competition and exhibi-

tion at Treaty Oak Bank.

• Visual Art students presented work in an exhibit in the Campus

Center at the end of the year.

DRAMAThe 2010-2011 school year began with our Fall Play, Nikolai Gogol’s The Government Inspector, a satire on government cor-

ruption and hypocrisy. There were thirty-nine students who participated both on stage and behind the scenes.

Competitions included:

The Varsity Drama team participated in eleven Texas Forensic Association (TFA) qualifying tournaments. A SMCA Varsity

Drama student, Deborah Corpening (‘11), became our first TFA State Champion in Poetry Reading. A Duo Interpretation team,

a Duet Acting team, and a Prose Interpretation competitor reached the TFA State semi-finals. The Varsity Drama students

also competed in the TAPPS State Academic contest where they collected two individual state championships and two

runner-up awards. Two Varsity Drama students, James Boone (‘11) & Deborah Corpening (‘11), qualified for, and competed at

the National Forensic League National Tournament, another first for the Varsity Drama Team. The Varsity Drama Team also

presented their annual showcase performance.

Productions for the year included:

• The Drama II/III class presented the holiday play, The Gift of the Magi.

• The Drama Club hosted the annual school-wide talent showcase.

• The Drama II/III classes presented their annual spring production, a comedy: The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon.

• The year ended with our Spring Musical, Bye Bye Birdie which included thirty-two students who were on stage or behind

the scenes.


FAITH LIFE

SENIOR LEADERSHIP

The Campus Ministry department excitedly inaugurated the first Senior

Retreat Team which consisted of 15 seniors who worked closely with

the Campus Minister to develop and implement the underclassmen

retreats.

KAIROS

The Kairos retreat program for seniors continued to thrive as we had a

record number of attendees for this four-day optional Christian awak-

ening retreat. Attendance included many faculty and staff members

as well as senior Kairos leaders who shared generosity, spiritual-

ity, and time as they led small groups and gave talks on how to gain

greater spiritual awareness.

SMCA was excited to be instrumental in bringing a wonderful program

to the Diocese of Austin: Catholic Heart Work Camp. In July, we were

the host site to over 220 high school students from all over the coun-

try who participated in this week-long camp combining service work

in the Austin community with Catholic spiritual programming. On the

last day of the camp, we warmly welcomed Bishop Joe Vàsquez to our

campus for the first time.

The Service-Learning Program continued to develop as 10 students

logged more than 100 service hours last year to receive the Mother

Teresa Award for Service. We also added a monthly Saturday service

outing. The student body raised a significant amount of money for

earthquake relief in Haiti through Catholic Relief Services. We also

provided over 200 Thanksgiving meals to less fortunate families

through Catholic Charities.


ATHLETICSThe 2010-2011 athletic season was exciting and successful for the St. Michael’s Crusaders. In the fall, Varsity Football won

the District Championship and made it to the State Semi-Finals. The Lady Crusader Volleyball team also made the playoffs

while the Cross Country women finished seventh and the men finished ninth at the State Meet. For winter sports, both

men’s and women’s Soccer made it to the playoffs, along with the men’s and women’s Basketball teams. The men’s Swim

team finished fifth at State and the women’s team finished ninth. In the spring, Baseball won Co-district Champions and

made it to the Regional Finals. Softball finished second in District and went all the way to the State Tournament finish-

ing 3rd. The men’s Lacrosse team went to the Regional Finals. The Track team was successful at State: the women’s team

finished in third place and the men’s team placed tenth.

St. Michael’s had 42 athletes receive All-State recognition and 27 athletes received Academic All-State, in recognition of their

outstanding athletic and academic achievements. Additionally, ten athletes from the Class of 2011 went on to further their

athletic careers by competing at the college level.

FACULTY/STAFF ACCOMPLISHMENTSDuring the NHS ceremony last fall, faculty and staff were recognized for milestone years of service to the St. Michael’s com-

munity. Faculty and staff recognized for completing five years of service were: Billy Austin, Holly Bayer, Becky Frost, Rae

Harrison, Kami Land, Rev. James McDonough, and Brian Moreland. Recognized for fifteen years of service was Susan Koha-

gen. Paula Priour, Dean of Studies, was recognized for 20 years of service to SMCA.


ALUMNI At the Homecoming game halftime, Jamie Schanbaum, Class of 2007, was honored as the Alumni of the Year. This special

award is given each year to an SMCA graduate who is “Living the Mission” of St. Michael’s through demonstrated leader-

ship, service and decision-making that is consistent with Catholic val-

ues. All Alumni and Alumni parents are encouraged to officially join

the St. Michael’s Catholic Academy Alumni Association by registering

at www.smca.com/updateus.


COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES AND MATRICULATIONFOR THE ST. MICHAEL’S CLASS OF 2011All graduates plan to attend college: 97% will attend a four-year college or university, 3% will enroll at a 2 year college.

Abilene Christian University* Furman University Rhodes CollegeThe University of Alabama* Galveston College* Rice University*Allegheny College Georgia Institute of Technology* Saint Joseph's UniversityAmerican University* Gettysburg College Saint Louis University*Amherst College* Hardin-Simmons University* Sam Houston State University*Angelo State University Hendrix College* University of San Diego*Arizona State University Houston Baptist University University of San Francisco*The University of Arizona University of Houston Santa Clara UniversityUniversity of Arkansas University of Houston, Victoria Sewanee: The University of the SouthAuburn University University of Illinois University of Southern CaliforniaAustin College University of the Incarnate Word Southern Methodist University*Austin Community College* James Madison University Southwestern University*Babson College John Brown University St. Edwards University*Baylor University* Johns Hopkins University St. John Fisher CollegeBeloit College Juniata College* St. John UniversityBentley University Kalamazoo College* St. Mary's University of San AntonioBirmingham-Southern College The King's College Stanford University*Blackburn College Knox College Stephen F. Austin State UniversityBlinn College* Lewis & Clark College Sul Ross State UniversityBoston College* Louisiana State University Susquehanna UniversityBoston University Loyola Marymount University Swarthmore CollegeBowling Green State University Loyola University Chicago Syracuse UniversityBradley University Lycoming College Tarleton State University*Bryn Mawr College* University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Texas A&M University*University of California at Berkeley * Maryville University* Texas A&M University, CommerceUniversity of California at Los Angeles McDaniel College Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi*University of California at San Diego McMurry University Texas A&M University, Galveston*California Lutheran University Miami University, Oxford* Texas Christian University*Carleton College University of Miami Texas Southern UniversityCentre College University of Michigan Texas State University-San Marcos*Chapman University Middlebury College Texas Tech University*College of Charleston* Millsaps College The University of Texas, ArlingtonUniversity of Chicago University of Mississippi The University of Texas, Austin*Cisco Junior College University of Missouri Columbia The University of Texas, DallasClarke University The University of Montana, Missoula The University of Texas, Pan American*Coastal Carolina University Muhlenberg College The University of Texas, San Antonio*University of Colorado at Boulder* Navarro College* The University of Texas, TylerColorado College* New York University Trevecca Nazarene University*Colorado School of Mines UNC Chapel Hill Trinity CollegeConcordia University at Austin* North Greenville College Trinity University*Cornell University Northeastern University Tufts UniversityCreighton University Northwestern University Tulane UniversityDallas Baptist University University of Notre Dame University of TulsaUniversity of Dallas* Nova Southeastern University Vanderbilt UniversityDartmouth College Oklahoma State University* University of VermontUniversity of Dayton Our Lady of the Lake University University of VirginiaDenison University* Oxford College of Emory University Wake Forest UniversityUniversity of Denver Pepperdine University Washington University in St. Louis*Duke University* Point Loma Nazarene University Wheaton College ILEckerd College Providence College Whitman CollegeEmerson College Purdue University William Penn University*Emory University Reed College The College of WoosterFlorida Southern College Regis University* Xavier UniversityFlorida State University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

*Indicates that one of more members of the Class of 2011 matriculated.


FINANCIAL REPORT

SOURCES OF FUNDS

TOTAL = $6,660,000

EXPENDITURES

TOTAL = $6,124,000

TUITION AND FEES $5,978,000

ANNUAL GIVING - UNRESTRICTED $459,000

BOOSTER CLUB FOR FIELD IMPROVEMENTS $101,000

OTHER $69,000

ENDOWMENT INCOME $53,000

SALARY AND BENEFITS $3,726,000

FINANCIAL AID $773,000

UTILITIES & MAINTENANCE $323,000

ADMINISTRATION $275,000

CAPITAL PURCHASES $239,000

DEBT SERVICE $226,000

INSTRUCTION & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT $205,000

OTHER $148,000

ATHLETICS $120,000

STUDENT ACTIVITIES $47,000

TRANSPORTATION $42,000


ANNUAL GIVING

TOTAL $886,000

UNRESTRICTED GIFTS $459,000

RESTRICTED GIFTS $427,000

0 50000 100000 150000 200000 250000

GALA $208,000

ANNUAL APPEAL $203,000

THRIFT SHOPPE $20,000

CRUSADER CLASSIC $28,000

UNRESTRICTED GIFTS

RESTRICTED GIFTS St. Michael’s raised over $425,000 in restricted gifts. A large portion of these gifts came from funds raised for the

new building which houses the Learning, Writing, Math, Entrepreneurial and Testing Centers. Other funds raised

were for debt retirement and other small projects.

ENDOWMENTSt. Michael’s $1.2 million endowment provides a source of financial support for fulfillment of the School’s mission

of teaching and learning. An endowment is money contributed to the school from a donor which is then invested

by the school. Investment earnings from the endowment are then used for scholarships and other initiatives. If you

are interested in creating a legacy that will benefit St. Michael’s for years to come, consider endowments.


ANNUAL APPEAL

St. Michael’s Catholic Academy is a unique school. The

small classes, highly educated teachers and extracur-

ricular/curricular programs depend on the Annual

Appeal to keep SMCA exceptional. Similar to other

schools, tuition alone does not fully cover the cost of

educating our students. The school moderates tuition

increases allowing St. Michael’s education to remain

competitive and affordable. Tuition, together with a

successful Annual Appeal, allows St. Michael’s to main-

tain operations.

The 2010-2011 Annual Appeal Campaign Mind the Gap

was a huge success! With the generous support of the

St. Michael’s Community, we were able to raise over

$203,000! A big thanks to our Campaign Co-Chairs,

David and DeeAnn Smith and our Annual Appeal Com-

mittee. Thank you again to our generous donors and

volunteers that helped to ensure this year’s success!

CO-CHAIRSDavid and DeeAnn Smith

CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Freshman: Charlotte Brigham and Elizabeth Cole

Sophomore: Deborah Taylor

Junior: Bitsy Rice

Senior: Lisa Sikora

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CRUSADER CLASSICThe tournament was held at the beautiful Falconhead Golf Club on Sunday, November 2010. Participants had the oppor-

tunity to renew old friendships and raise money to support the future of St. Michael’s Catholic Academy. This day of fun

and fellowship helped raise necessary funds to support the mission of the School and the ongoing needs of the students.

Thanks to the SMCA community we were able to raise over $28,000! The event was successful because of the support of all

the fabulous golfers, sponsors and golf committee members! Thank you all for making this event a success!

CHAIR Greg Heinlein Trish Boushka

Kim Coffey

Kyle Day

Tim Dowling

Ron Fischer

Jennifer Lenich

Ron Lewis

Joe Morales

Clark Ross

Tim Shea

COMMITTEE


GRANDPARENTS’ DAYThe second annual Grandparents’ and Grand Friends’ Day was celebrated on November 1, 2010. Grandparents and stu-

dents enjoyed the celebration of Mass followed by lunch and pictures taken with students. This was a great opportunity

for grandparents to experience life at St. Michael’s and enjoy spending time with their grandchildren. We look forward to

strengthening and broadening our community even further next year.

ST. MICHAEL’S ANNUAL GALA

“JOIN THE JOURNEY”Thanks to an entire committee’s time and talent, this year’s the gala was extremely successful. Led by Pam Bernhardt and

Diann Watson, the Gala was held at Austin Country Club on Saturday, February 26th. The evening included dinner, drinks,

and a live and silent auction. After the program guests enjoyed dancing the night away with Blue Finger Disco.

Thanks to the dedication of this year’s co-chairs, the generous SMCA community and the time and talent of this year’s gala

committee, we were able to raise over $207,000! Thank you to everyone who helped make this event a huge success!


GALA CO-CHAIRSPam Bernhardt & Diann Watson

COMMITTEE MEMBERSSherie Artaza

Charlotte Brigham

Reneé Butler

Allison Callegari

Kyle Day

Rosalie Dowling

Elizabeth Duron

Chris Easley

Kaye Eichler

Mary Alice Feeney

Leroy Friesenhahn

Toni Gompel

Shari Hodges

Marybeth Hubenak

AnnMarie Kocher

Lynn Lapham

Diane Laube

Margie Mahoney

Emma Mayang

Sheila McCabe

Jeanne McCarthy

Laurie Mertens

Mary Mitchell

Linda Mountain

Heidi Muth

Mara Reilly

Leesa Ross

Laura Roussea

Patricia Smith

Barbara Solano

Connie Spagnola

Barbara Weiss

SPONSORSPrincipal

Edward & Reneé Butler /Cliff & Linda Mountain /Jay & Diann Watson

Teacher

Alice Kleberg Reynolds Foundation/Tom & Pam Bernhardt

Counselor

Carlton Family

Chris & Mitzi Easley/Greg & Tess Peters

St. Michael’s Foundation Board of Directors

Vinson & Elkins LLP

Mentor

Sherie and Gustavo Artaza

Tutor

Ann Butler

Maureen & Bill Franz

Heidmann/Jefferson Group-Merrill Lynch

Pepe & Catherine Martinez

DeeAnn & David Smith

Lisa & David Sikora

Cindy Matula & Fernando Sotelo

Debra & Adrian Pylypec

Cindy & Brad Wiewel

UNDERWRITERSDinner Sponsor

Elaine & Don Carlton

Entertainment Sponsor

Mary & David Marmonti

Decoration Sponsor

Diedrich/Rousseau/Shea/Soules

Dessert Sponsor

Austin Learning Center - Becky Fliss

Live Auction Sponsor

Charlotte Brigham/Turnquist Partners,

Realtors, Inc.

Allison F. Callegari/Capital City Sothe-

by’s International Realty

Airline Sponsor

Amy & Larry Bloomquist

Kyle Day

Andrea & Michael Durkin

Silent Auction Sponsor

SMCA Student Council- Community Day

In-Kind Sponsors

Ambhar Tequila

nFusion

Quik Print

The Simplifiers: Event Planning

Tito’s Handmade Vodka


BEQUESTSConsider a perpetual gift to St. Michael’s. By including St. Michael’s Catholic Academy in your will, you can be a part of the

education of future generations. You can bequeath a percentage of your estate, a fixed dollar amount, or specified personal

property to St. Michael’s Catholic Academy.

CASH & PLEDGESCash gifts are immediately available for use by St. Michael’s. Cash gifts may be unrestricted or restricted to special projects.

Pledges enable donors to show support immediately and pay when convenient.

DEFERRED GIFTSYour tax advisor can discuss various trusts and other forms of deferred contributions that can benefit St. Michael’s Catholic

Academy and provide life income for you or your loved one.

LIFE INSURANCE A gift of life insurance is a wonderful way to make a significant gift to St. Michael’s Catholic Academy. An existing policy may

be donated or a new policy purchased. St. Michael’s should be named as the beneficiary and premiums are tax deductible.

MATCHING GIFTSMore than 1,000 employers will match gifts to St. Michael’s Catholic Academy. Obtain matching gifts forms from the person-

nel office of your employer.

WAYS YOU CAN GIVE

TO ST. MICHAEL’S CATHOLIC ACADEMY


PERSONAL PROPERTYArt, antiques, jewelry, and rare books are examples of gifts of personal property that are deductible for income tax purposes

at their fair market value.

REAL ESTATEGifts of real estate usually allow the avoidance of the capital gains tax and provide a charitable deduction. Lifetime occu-

pancy of a donated residence may be retained.

SECURITIESAppreciated stocks or bonds can be donated to St. Michael’s and may be deducted for income tax purposes at full, fair market

value on the date of transfer with no significant capital gains liability.

UNITED WAYYou can make contributions to any 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization of your choice through United Way. Ask your United

Way representative how to designate St. Michael’s Catholic Academy as the recipient of your United Way contribution.

PLANNED GIVING: Planned giving may be defined as a method of supporting a nonprofit that enables donors to make gifts larger than they

could make from their regular income. While some planned gifts provide a life-long income to the donor, others use estate

and tax planning techniques to plan for charitable giving in ways that maximize the gift and/or minimize its impact on the

donor’s estate. Whether a donor uses appreciated securities/stock, real estate, partnership interests, personal property, life

insurance, a retirement plan, trusts, or an annuity, the benefits of a planned gift can make this type of charitable giving very

attractive to both the donor and the nonprofit. By contrast, gifts to the annual fund are generally made from a donor’s dis-

cretionary income, and while they may be budgeted for, they are not considered planned giving.

One donor who understood the value of maximizing a planned gift was

Monsignor Richard McCabe. Monsignor McCabe worked with the founding

members of the school to create St. Michael’s Catholic Academy, and was

widely considered a beloved friend of the school. At the time of his pass-

ing, Monsignor designated St. Michael’s as the beneficiary of a $100,000

life insurance policy. By only paying a small amount for the policy, he was

able to make a significant gift in the form of an endowed scholarship to

help minority students with a financial need attend St. Michael’s. Monsi-

gnor McCabe’s planned gift will ensure his legacy at the school will live on

in perpetuity as an endowed scholarship for generations of students.


FOUNDER ($100,000 +)Mr. & Mrs. Ron Lewis

Mr. & Mrs. David Marmonti

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Rohleder

VISIONARY ($50,000 - $99,999)Seton Family of Hospitals

PATRON ($25,000 - $49,999)Dr. & Mrs. Donald M. Carlton

Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Keller

Scanlan Foundation

CRUSADER ($10,000 - $24,999)American Electric Power

Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Bell

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Bernhardt

Mr. & Mrs. David P. Blanke

Mr. & Mrs. Joel J. Kocher

Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Mountain

Dr. & Mrs. Edward Peters

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory A. Peters

Mr. & Mrs. David Sikora

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Spagnola

Mr. & Mrs. Jay S. Watson

CHAMPION ($5,000 - $9,999)Alice Kleberg Reynolds Foundation

Anonymous

Mr. Robert Baillargeon

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Beck

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Butler

Mr. & Mrs. Steven T. Coffey

Mr. & Mrs. Bill Crowley

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Durkin

Mr. & Mrs. Walter C. Long

Dr. & Mrs. Shaun A. Maloney

Dr. & Mrs. Jose A. Martinez

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Muth

Dr. & Mrs. William Paver

Mr. & Mrs. Adrian Pylypec

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Reynolds

Ron Lewis & Assoc

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Rousseau

Mr. & Mrs. David Smith

The Catholic Foundation

The Patrick & Beatrice Haggerty

Foundation

Dr. & Mrs. David W. Tybor

Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Zagger

HONOR ROLL OF DONORSThe Honor Roll of Donors is made up of parents, faculty, staff, grandparents, alumni and friends whose annual gifts amount

to $250 or more. Thank you to all these donors. We hope their leadership and generosity will inspire others for years to

come.


LEADER ($1,000 - $4,999)Mr. & Mrs. Bale C. Allen

Anonymous

Austin Infiniti, Inc.

Austin Learning Center

Ben Archer Insurance Agency

Mr. & Mrs. Larry Bloomquist

Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Boone

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Boushka

Bregger & Associates Financial

Planning

Mr. & Mrs. Henry H. Brigham

Ms. Ann Marie Buerkle

Mrs. Roy Butler

Dr. David Byers & Dr. Wei-Li Huang

Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Callegari

Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carls

Mr. Ben Brumfield & Mrs. Sara

Carlstead Brumfield

Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Carlton

Cash America

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Chronis

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Cole

Mrs. Kyle Day

Dr. & Ms. Robert D. Delgado

Mr. & Mrs. Guy Diedrich

Mr. & Mrs. Chris Easley

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Felice

Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Flores

Mr. & Mrs. William Franz

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Frost

Gjerset & Lorenz LLP

Mr. Daniel Gonzalez & Ms. Diana Cantu

Dr. & Mrs. John M. Harwig

Mr. & Mrs. Greg Heinlein

Mr. & Mrs. Colin Hodges

IModules Software, Inc.

J.P. Scott & Company

Joe B. Foster Family Foundation

John G. & Marie Stella Kenedy

Memorial Foundation

Ms. Theresa L. King

Ms. Terrie Kunec

Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Larochelle

Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Leibowitz

Mr. & Mrs. Homero Lucero

Mr. Fernando Sotelo & Ms. Cindy

Matula

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher McCaul

Mr. & Mrs. Carl Mica

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Mooney

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin W. Morse

Mr. & Mrs. Brent Muth

National Instruments

Mr. & Mrs. David Potter

Mr. & Mrs. Tom Powell

Mr. Richard A. Queen & Ms. Sara

Stevenson

Rallyhood, LLC

Dr. & Mrs. David Reue

Dr. & Mrs. William Rice

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Robertson, III

Mr. & Mrs. Randall D. Rudy

Mr. & Mrs. Danny Scamardo

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Schneider

Schwab Charitable Fund

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Shea


Mr. & Mrs. Mike Shutt

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Soules

Mr. & Mrs. John Sweitzer

Mr. & Mrs. William A. Taylor

Texas Star Documents

The John C. & Carolyn Noonan Parmer

Private Foundation

Truist

Weaver LLP

Wells Fargo Business Banking

Mr. & Mrs. David Wenholz

Mr. & Mrs. Brad Wiewel

PACESETTER ($500 - $999)A Leigh Marketing, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Doug Alexander

AMD Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ames

Austin Turnkey Services, Inc.

Bank of America Matching Gifts

Bee Caves Medical

Benny Boyd Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep

Dr. & Mrs. Edward J. Bernacki

Catholic Heart Workcamp

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Caulo

CG & S Design Build

Ms. Susan Cimino

Mr. Rudy Colmenero

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cudmore

Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Davidson

Dell Direct Giving Campaign

Mr. & Mrs. Tim Dowling

Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Eichler

Mr. Ronald F. Fischer

Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Friesenhahn

Mr. & Mrs. Rueben Gamez

Mr. & Mrs. James Gjerset

Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Graham

Mr. & Mrs. Robin Green

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Haggerty

Mr. Joseph J. Hajjar

Mr. & Mrs. John Hale

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Harrison

Heidmann/Jefferson Group - Merrill

Lynch

Hubco, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. James P. Jacobson

Mr. & Mrs. David J. Koch

Ms. Lynn Lapham

LPI

Mr. David Maduzia & Ms. Heather Baily

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Maher

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Martin

Mrs. Katherine C. McCord

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Meyers

Mr. & Mrs. Walter R. Mitchell

Mr. Peter Mora & Mrs. Trisha Fortune

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Mott

Mr. George Parsons & Mrs. Janet

Strohmeyer

Mr. & Mrs. Javier Prado

Prodensa Consulting, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Rhoads

Mr. & Mrs. Vince Ring

Dr. Tim Roland & Ms. Janey Marks

Rose Dental Group

Mr. & Mrs. R. Robert Ruggio22 | SMCA Annual Report 2010–2011

Dr. & Mrs. Peter Scholl

Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Smith

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Snodell

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Stephens

Mr. & Mrs. Alan P. Stoner

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Swartz

The OB/GYN Group of Austin

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Warhoe

Mr. & Mrs. George D. Welleck

PARTNER ($250 - $499)Mr. & Mrs. August Alcala, Jr.

Anonymous

Ms. Natalie Bain

Dr. & Mrs. Michael Barrett

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur O. Beach

Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Blanke

Mr. & Mrs. Christian Bourgeacq

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Brooks

Mr. & Mrs. Wade Buckner

Mr. & Mrs. Duncan Butler

Mr. & Mrs. David Cantu

Dr. & Mrs. George Cantu

Mr. & Mrs. Juventino H. Cruz

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Dautel

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. DeNefe

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DeVine

Mr. & Mrs. Patton Drewett

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Edson

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Feeney

Mr. Robert Grady & Ms. Mara A. Reilly

Ms. Elizabeth Guillot

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Gullahorn

Mr. Alejandro Guzman De Lagarza &

Mrs. Ma Del Carmen Elizondo

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Hallmark

Mr. & Mrs. Albert Hartunian

Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Holmes

Ms. Ashleigh Johnson

Kohfield & Associates

Mr. & Mrs. Doug Lawyer

Mr. & Mrs. William T. Leasure

Mr. Charles Linton

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Lossau

Mr. & Mrs. Edward McCabe

Mr. & Mrs. Scott W. McClendon

Mr. & Mrs. Robert McDonald, III

Mr. Brian Moreland & Mrs. Kathryn

Geiger

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Nassour

Dr. & Mrs. Ephraim E. Nsien

Mr. & Mrs. Chris Ojeda

Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Pantalone

Mr. & Mrs. Wade Pellerin

Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Pensock, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. David M. Pietruszynski

Mr. & Mrs. Randall L. Pitts

Mr. & Mrs. Kris Radhakrishnan

Mr. & Mrs. Xavier Ramirez

Ross Chrysler-Jeep-Dodge

Mr. & Mrs. Randall Ross

Mr. & Mrs. William C. Ross

Mr. & Mrs. Eduardo Salmeron

Dr. & Mrs. Rollin Sarradet

Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Scallon

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Schroeder


Mr. & Mrs. William Schultz

Sheffield Wellness Group, PLLC

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Solano

Mr. & Mrs. Steven H. Sproull

Ms. Janet Strohmeyer

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Sullivan

Ms. Colleen Trabold

Mr. & Mrs. William Vaubel

Ms. Barbara Weiss

Mr. & Mrs. Allen Wheat

Mrs. Milly Whittington


512 Nails & Spa

Ace Custom Tailors

Acupuncture Changes Lives

AcupunctureAustin.com

Mr. & Mrs. Bale C. Allen

Arbor Carwash & Lube Center

Art USA

Mr. & Mrs. Gustavo Artaza

Ascendte Advisors

Aspire by API

Austin Country Club

Austin Deep Tissue Massage

Austin Junior Forum

Austin Learning Center

Austin Steam Train Association

Austin Turnkey Services, Inc.

Back Home Furniture

Barton Creek Golf Club at Lakeside

Barton Creek Resort & Spa

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Bernhardt

Berry Austin

Mr. & Mrs. David P. Blanke

Blanton Museum of Art

Blazer Tag

Bling for the Soul.com

Bonamici Design

Bradz Salons & Spas

Briarcliff Marina

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Butler

C.P.R. Resources, Inc.

Cafe Monet

Cakes, Chocolate & More, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Callegari

Castle Hill Specialized Fitness

Catholic Art & Gifts

Cathy’s Cleaners

C’est Chic! Gift Boutique

Chinatown Downtown

Chuy’s

Clear Channel Radio

Cloud 9 Design

Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf

College Nannies & Tutors

Copeland Jewelers

Mrs. Kyle Day

Daybreak Miniature Golf

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore R. Dekker

Diamond Nails

Discount Electronics

Mr. & Mrs. Patton Drewett

Mr. & Mrs. Chris Easley

Elements Laser Spa

Embellish Nails & Boutique

Fall Creek Vineyards

Fastframe & The Westlake Gallery

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Felice

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Finley

Frank & Angie’s Hut’s Hamburgers

Garbo’s Salon & Spa

Grace & Charm

IN-KIND DONORS


Gratia Plena Designs

Mr. & Mrs. Robin Green

Mr. Rocky Greenwood

Grille at Rough Hollow

GSD&M

Guero’s Taco Bar

Haute Chics of Austin

Heimsath Architects

Mr. & Mrs. Greg Heinlein

Mr. Jose Hernandez

Hibiscus Imports

Hill Country Animal Hospital

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Hubenak

Hudson’s on the Bend

JCF Communications

Junior League of Austin

Kathleen Tacquard & Associates

Keith Kristofer Salon

Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Keller

Kelly Jones Photography

Kendra Scott Design

Kim’s Cleaners

Kittleman Photography

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Knepp

Kuk Sool Won of Oak Hill Martial Arts

Kurant Events

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

Lakecliff Country Club

Lamb’s Tire & Automotive

Ms. Lynn Lapham

Laser & Electrolysis, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Ron Lewis

Life Ki-do Martial Arts

Lonestar Limo

LPI

Maduzia General Contractors

Magnolia Cafe

Managieri’s Pizza Cafe

Mandola’s Italian Market

Maudie’s Tex-Mex

McDonald Observatory

Mr. & Mrs. Robert McDonald

Medi-Bella

Mesa Ranch Restaurant

Michelle Loconto Photography

Molly Girl Designs

Moonshine Patio Bar & Grill

More Than A Teacher

My Fit Foods

Nancy Whitworth Photography

Neiman Marcus

Neiman Marcus Last Call Austin

Newman, Grady & Associates CPA(s),

P.C.

Nightscenes Landscape Lighting

Professionals

Omni Austin Hotel

Open Labs

P Terry’s Burger Stand

Paramount Theatre

Party Cat

Personal Wine

Posies

Precision Cameras

Pure Austin Fitness

Rae Cosmetics

Revolution Prep26 | SMCA Annual Report 2010–2011

River Ranch Radiology

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Rohleder

Round Rock Express Baseball Club

Mr. & Mrs. R. Robert Ruggio

Sail & Ski Center

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Schneider

Sewing by Norma

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Shea

SMCA Arts Guild

SMCA Thrift Shoppe

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Solano

Star of Texas Events

Steve Armstrong Photography

Mr. Roger Stirm & Mrs. Nevert Boraie

Ms. Maureen W. Swanson

Sweet Charity

Texadelphia

The Beauty Store Salon & Spa

The Grove Wine Bar & Kitchen

The Hills Fitness Center

The Maids Home Service

The Meat House

The Oasis

The Physical Fit

The Wiewel Law Firm

Uchi/Uchiko

Mr. & Mrs. Juan Vasquez

Vince Young Steakhouse

Miranda Watson

Ms. Barbara Weiss

Zachary Scott Theatre

VOLUNTEERSWe would like to give special thanks to all of the wonderful volunteers who donated their valuable time

to support St. Michael’s this last year. Our St. Michael’s community would not be what it is today without

the generosity and support of our families and friends. If you volunteered with us, many thanks! If you

are interested in volunteering for St. Michael’s Catholic Academy in any capacity, please visit

www.smca.com/volunteer and let us know your volunteer interests!


INSPIRED FOR LIFE

MISSIONSt. Michael’s Catholic Academy is a college-preparatory school founded by laity within the Diocese of Austin to serve a

diverse student body. Combining academic excellence with faith formation and co-curricular learning opportunities, St.

Michael’s prepares the whole student for leadership, service and decision-making consistent with Catholic values.

“As each has received a gift,

use it to serve one another,

as good stewards of God’s

varied grace.” 1 Peter 4:10

St. Michael’s Catholic Academy

3000 Barton Creek Blvd.

Austin, Texas 78735

512-328-2323

www.smca.com