Xanadu 2010 Catalog

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Table of Contents

Introduction and Acknowledgements

Evening Program

Main Auction

Treasures of the Dome

Silent Auction

Letter from the Abbot.................................................................................................2 Letter from the Xanadu Chairs..................................................................................3 Special Dedication..................................................................................................4-5 Past Xanadu Chairs and Co-Chairs............................................................................6 Xanadu Krewes..........................................................................................................7 Special Acknowledgements.......................................................................................8 Priory PROGRESSive...............................................................................................9 Grandparent Honor Roll .........................................................................................10 Group Donors......................................................................................................11-13

TREASURES OF THE DOME Dinner Menu............................................................................................................14 Evening Schedule.....................................................................................................15 Floor Plan.................................................................................................................16 General Auction Information..............................................................................17-18 Rules Quick View Main Auction Items

Rules Quick View Section One - Section Four Item Descriptions Rules & Miscellaneous

• Priory Classics • Sports, Electronics & Collectibles • Emporium, Antiques & Gifts • Baskets • Certificates • Sign-Up Parties Advertisers

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Letter from the Abbot February 2010

Dear Friends of Saint Louis Priory School,

The Saint Louis Priory School Mothers’ Club has cordially invited all of us to attend “Mardi Gras 2010” and participate in this year’s Xanadu Auction XLI on Saturday, February 6. The event should provide a festive and exciting evening with an excellent dinner and an opportunity to bid on many outstanding items.

How blessed we are to have such a faithful and dynamic organization of women who year after year put their heart and soul into Xanadu and produce a remarkable event for all members of the Abbey Family to enjoy. Certainly, Xanadu is vital for the School’s finances: its proceeds are a large part of the annual revenue of the School, revenue which is essential for the School’s operations. So the mothers have reached high and low, near and far to capture every possible item for the Auction, and their new ideas and creativity continue to amaze me. But more than this, Xanadu, to a greater degree than any other event on our campus, is the occasion for the development of community, spirit and friendships which endure through the years. Thus it is a great builder of the Abbey family, and this is its most important contribution to our life and work here.

To our Chairman and Co-Chairman of “Mardi Gras 2010”, Mary Reitz and Dawn Thomas, to all who have worked so diligently and tirelessly on the Auction this year, and to all you who support it, I wish to express deep gratitude, on behalf of myself and all the monks, and on behalf of the young people and families whom we serve. May God bless all of you and your families abundantly.

Yours in the Lord,

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From the Xanadu Chairs Dear Friends of Saint Louis Priory School,

Welcome to Mardi Gras Xanadu 2010! We are thrilled to have you join us as we celebrate Mardi Gras Priory style! The proceeds of tonight’s celebration will help provide the students of Priory with the vital tuition support they need. One out of four students receives some measure of financial assistance. This 2009-10 academic year, $1.1M has been distributed, ensuring that every qualified young man who desires a Priory education has the ability to reach that goal. Over the past few months, we have spent a lot of time with these boys. We cannot imagine Priory without each and every one of the unique young men that make up its student body.

A Mardi Gras celebration of this magnitude cannot be pulled off without a fabulous Xanadu Krewe (Krewe: masking and parading clubs in New Orleans who produce the parades and balls that make up the Mardi Gras celebration).

Our Krewe has been working on tonight’s celebration since June, contributing hours of fun and talent to this cause which is close to all of these hardworking and enthusiastic moms’ hearts. We thank each mom who willingly saw each task through to the end: those who were there from the start and those who stepped in to help in areas where they were most needed. We continue to be amazed by your generosity.

We owe so many a debt of gratitude. The Development Office staff – Julie, Carol, Nancy, Shelly and Michael – deserves a special thank you for the hours spent working on the many details associated with a project of this size.

Equally important to the success of Xanadu are Martin, Dawn, Beth, Adam, Dee and our wonderful maintenance staff who are always willing to lend a hand and solve any problem we encountered. A big thank you to Andrea and Derek whose expertise was invaluable as we transitioned to new auction software.

A heartfelt “thank you” to all of the alumni, alumni parents, grandparents, parents, parishioners, former Xanadu chairs and friends who generously supported us with their time, talent and auction items. Our thanks also go out to the dedicated faculty and students of Priory who helped make tonight happen, and every day make Priory an amazing school.

We are grateful for the prayers and donations of time and talent from the Monastic community. The devotion of the members of the Saint Louis Abbey makes Priory the unique and outstanding home we have all come to respect and love. Above all, we give thanks to God for giving us hope and wisdom to fulfill His plan. Finally, thank you to our families who loved us enough to give us the opportunity to devote the time necessary to make Mardi Gras Xanadu 2010 a success.

Get ready to roll; this is the event that will have you reminiscing throughout Lent! Wear your beads with pride and raise your paddles high for the students of Saint Louis Priory. Laissez Les Bons Temps Rouler!

Sincerely,

Mary Reitz and Dawn Thomas 3

Special Dedication The Xanadu 2010 Committee is proud to honor and dedicate Mardi Gras Xanadu 2010 to the ALUMNI OF SAINT LOUIS PRIORY SCHOOL who are the lasting physical embodiment of Saint Louis Priory. We are proud to be associated with the successful, spiritual and upstanding gentlemen that make up its alumni. The alumni set the tone and provide the example that Priory’s current student body look to for inspiration.

Alumni, we salute you! The following quotes are from Priory graduates:

Quite simply, I became a teacher because I was influenced by some of the greatest teachers during my time at Priory. They inspired me to love learning and helped me to understand how my education could help others.

–Joseph Klug ’96

Priory helped me develop a love and appreciation of learning.

I had a blast, and I am a better person for going.

-John Short ’98 Priory taught me to fear no one, to search for knowledge, to treasure friendships and to enjoy life. It also taught me that quidquid Latine dictum sit altum viditur.

-John Nuetzel ’64

If my parents read the phrase “not living up to his potential” once in my Priory academic reports, they surely read it a couple dozen times. I cringed at the sound of those words back then, but have now come to more fully understand how important the coaxing, nudging and shoving toward excellence was that I received from my teachers at Priory. I am a work in progress...and they gave me an incredibly powerful start, for which I am ever grateful.

-Tom Mulvihill ’80

Priory fosters the spiritual and intellectual development of its students within the framework of an English Benedictine education. The values which are instilled, the challenges which are presented and the friendships which are formed have lasting influences.

These influences are reflected in innumerable ways, not the least of which is the unique bond which exists between alumni. My own appreciation of Priory and its influences is best expressed by the level of pride and joy which I experienced in reading our son’s acceptance letter from the school inviting him to become a member of the Class of 2016.

-Cartan Sumner ’83

Mr. Gleich used to always say: “don’t simply spend time learning the process of how to make the calculations, understand and apply the concepts and it will be much more intuitive and hence, easy.”

Indeed...You will not and can not appreciate the power of the abilities the Monks afford you until you are years removed from The Priory. The grind is more than worth its weight in gold.

-Matthew Richeda ’89 Priory will always be known for excellence in mind, body, and spirit. However, what I really appreciate are my good friends from the Class of 1990 as well as the relationships that remain and continue to grow with all the alumni, teachers, coaches, administrators, parents, and of course, the all important monks!

-John Edwards ’90

Priory taught me to use, expand, and treasure my greatest asset – my mind…..and the faculty there always impressed on me the value of treating my peers with respect.

-A. Chris Bryan ’77

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Alumni, we salute you!

The monks and teachers of Saint Louis Priory played a key role in inspiring me to become an educator who serves youth living in economic poverty.

Principal, De La Salle Middle School at St. Matthew’s -Phil Pusateri ’93

base! On the football field, Tony Finan was an idol who encouraged me to play football in college. Then, how can one forget hic, haec, hoc with Dr. Miller and Dr. Ritchie? The faculty inspired us and served as role models. Knowledge was gained in and out of the classroom, but more importantly, Priory taught me how to think and how to study. We learned life skills and thought about life’s priorities. Many hours spent in the Priory church as a school community allowed each of us the opportunity to reflect on our lives, to learn the merits and rewards of hard work and sacrifice, and to thank God and family for the advantages we all enjoyed. Finally, Priory is a special place for the lifetime friendships that were formed there.

-Ken Bower ’89

What has kept Priory at the center of our lives are the monks. Always have been and always will be.

-Tim Brady ’73 When the conversation turns to education, I quickly find myself answering some question about my experience at Notre Dame. In every case, I end up speaking instead about my education at Priory. For it was at Priory that I learned how to think, and it was at Priory where I learned that knowledge and the value of perspective is matched only by the joy of immersing oneself in the pursuit of both.

-Rob Nolan ’84

Priory helped prepare me professionally as an Electrical Engineer, spiritually as a church lector and morally as a 9-year mentor to a young man named Travis in the Big Brother program.

-Lawrence Reynolds ’77

I never really felt the impact of a Priory education until I graduated. I graduated in 1966 with Frs. Timothy and Luke and Columba Cary-Elwes at the helm. Fr. Timothy witnessed our marriage vows and baptised our 3 children. Frs. Luke and Timothy did the funeral Mass for my parents. Both of our sons graduated from Priory. In September it will be 50 years since I entered the Switzer (Stannard) House with my 15 fellow classmates.

I still have a very close relationship with the monastery.

Laus Tibi Domine.

-Wayne A. Beugg ’66

Once you go through Priory, there are very few surprises in college. Priory provided me with the skills I needed to do well.

-Cory Lenz ’06

Priory gave me an incredible foundation for life.

Coach Wortham not only taught me French, but on the baseball diamond he also taught me not to feel too bad after firing a ball into center field while attempting to throw a runner out at second 5

Past Chairs and Co-Chairs 1970 Claire Travis Anne Ryan

1981 Barbara Niemann Sophie Lee

1992 Suzanne Baker Nancy Galvin

1971 Anne Ryan Verna Houston

1982 Alice Nouhan Sheila Johnson

1993 Nancy Galvin Jennifer Robertson

1972 Twink Baker Georgette McKenna

1983 Connie Berni Marilyn Sumner

1973 Margot Denis Heininger Edwina Bussman

1984 Patsy Potter Beck Martha Rowe

1994 Mary Ellen Burns Pat Dickherber Martha Swaykus

1974 Verna Houston Joan Sheehan

1985 Kathie Hummel Liz Wilmsen

1975 Bea Human Billie Daniel

1986 Sue Jones Mary Gunther

1976 Mary Fox Orlean McAuliffe Shotzie Pollvogt

1987 Ellen Umlauf Janet Plas

1998 Susan McCusker Mary Ellen Tucker

1988 Susan Kalhorn Barbara Beracha

1999 Jerri Hoffmann Mary Caye Jones

1989 Georgia Purcell Jane Reid

2000 Debbie Monterubio Mary Reedy Rowena Simpson

1977 Lyz Miskovsky Patricia Hyland 1978 Nancy Werner Jan Berberich 1979 Judy Ross Darryl Ann Schilli

1990 Connie Sorkin Jane Rothery Aja Stokes

1980 Maureen Werner Chuddy Wight

1991 Barbara Beracha Jean Zinsmeyer

1995 Ann Gallardo Pat McAtee 1996 Eileen Carr Hetty Mayes 1997 Jennifer Robertson

2001 Kathy Binz Joan Arbuszewski Lauren Rice

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2002 Rowena Simpson Debbie Aliperti Kathy Chipperfield 2003 Lou Leonard Kathy Chipperfield Trish Connelly 2004 Cathy Naunheim Lou Leonard Mary Ellen Tucker 2005 Marianne Brady Sandy Conway Jenny O’Neil Christy Schlafly 2006 Joan Pawlowicz Rhonda Wehking Lori Willibrand 2007 Jerri Hoffmann Sandy Finney 2008 Heidi Ross Terri Hennessey 2009 Sara Grzeskowiak Joyce Finneran

Xanadu Krewes Acquisitions

Closings

Kate Raybuck Colleen Towler “3 Ask” Moms

Carol Underriner

Ad Acquisitions Lynn VanBreusegen Maureen Jones Georgia Mohrmann Judy Pilcher Sheree Stewart

Ad Layout/Graphic Art/Publicity Shelly Kurtz

Arrangements Kasha Puettmann Peggy Barry Lisa Lamb

Baskets Mary Yoon Jana Swanger Audrey Altepeter Julie Dunbar Julie Esparrago Joyce Finneran Joy Hercules Jean Hively Kate Raybuck Gina Russon Kathey Taiclet Colleen Towler Carol Underriner

Catering Debbie Kohler Mary Lindmark Heather Meert Sam Gould

Certificates Ellen Newman Colleen McCormick Jennifer Walburn

Christmas Boutique Centerpieces Marietta Hess Lisa Mulqueeny

Hospitality & Gift Gathering Parties Marie D’Orazio Julie Dunbar Peggy Gower Jane Hillboldt David & Stephanie Stitt Stephanie Zornes

Coat Check Sheila Burton Teresa Sarai

Decorations

Senior Quilt Audrey Altepeter Regina Hedlesky Barb Anderson Moira Byrd Martha Dahm Terri Hill Roseanne Horan Elaine Todorov

Debbie Schilling Holly Buck Michelle Constantino Gretchen Cornett Melanie Guard Terri Hill Jean Hively Joy Hercules Janet Jin Tinna King Mary Kopsky Ginny Kraus Kelley McCarthy Jackie Paletta Kate Raybuck Kim Reardon Jana Swanger Colleen Towler Carol Underriner Laura Vaporean Holly Wilson

Inventory

Emporium, Antiques & Gifts

Becky Rhodes Carol Underriner

Lori Willibrand Rhonda Wehking Haruko Bresnahan Jan Jordan Cathy Naunheim

Preview Party Kelley Schwartz Claire Salmon

Form Liaisons

Julie Dubray June Herman

Video

Proofreading

Volunteers

Mary Hayes

Adult – Michelle Forshaw Student – Dan & Beth Molloy

Peggy Gower Lucy Jochens Rita O’Brien

Main Auction Kelly Bick Matuschka Briggs Barb Hill Beth Lenke Angie Sevastianos Margaret Wright

Parties Pattie Schafer Nina Weissert

Plant Sales (Fall & Christmas)

Priory Classics

Form I Peggy Lane Form II Darcy Callahan Form III Joanne Welsh Form IV Jennifer Wright Form V Kelley Schwartz Form VI Joy Hercules

Reservations Tara Hartke Janet Ciapciak

Reverse Raffle Tricia Davies Tad Davies

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Signature Drink Ann Halenkamp

Sports, Electronics & Collectibles Joy Hercules Moira Byrd Elaine Collins

Treasures of the Dome Gina VanBree Denise Bertrand Tom & Lynn Hellmuth Jerry Steiner Frank VanBree Bob & Joanne Welsh

Trivia Night Darcy Callahan Sara Grzeskowiak Joyce Finneran Beth Miller Amy Mueller Stephanie Weigle Annette Croghan

Wine, Dine & Dash Kathy LaVallee Kathey Taiclet

Special Acknowledgements The Xanadu 2010 Committee thanks the following individuals and businesses for their generous contributions to our auction.

UNDERWRITERS Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Chivetta Mrs. Ginger O’Brien Denneen Mr. and Mrs. James Gould Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hercules Mr. and Mrs. David Hoffmann Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Igoe ’70 Mr. Robert Jones & Ms. Terri Goslin-Jones Mr. and Mrs. Steven Leer Drs. James ’74 & Gloria Merenda Mr. and Mrs. Robert Merenda ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Don Musick, Jr. ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Puettmann Mr. and Mrs. James Switzer ’64 Dr. and Mrs. Mark Taylor Mr. James Tobin & Ms. Virginia Heagney Mr. and Mrs. Eric Token U. S. Bank Dr. and Mrs. Steven Willibrand ’76

AUDIO VISUAL

AUCTIONEER FOOD/REFRESHMENTS

Logic Systems-Lighting & Sound Mr. Jeff Stokes Coca-Cola USA

Mr. John W. Peckham ’85 Dierbergs Markets

G’Day Imports, LLC (Bombora Vodka) –

Michele Freyder

Schlafly Bottleworks – Mr. Tom Schlafly ’66

Sheraton-Westport – Mr. Mitch Bolen ALSO Table Favors – Fannie May Confections Wine, Dine & Dash – Tom and Debbie Rich Information Technology – Mr. Andrea Nunziante and Mr. Derek Ward Main Auction Powerpoint Presentation – Mrs. Harry Smith Saint Louis Priory School Student Body The Student Choir under the direction of Mr. Mark Marting Signature Drink Bartender Extraordinaire – Father Michael Brunner, OSB Money Management Krewe – Mengwasser, Martin, Lall & Clark and Father Paul Kinder, OSB A special thanks to the Development staff for all of their hard work throughout the year and to Dawn Szatkowski for stepping in during Julie Lohr’s absence, Mr. Adam Whitman and his maintenance staff – Especially Mrs. Dee Webb who gets it all done!

Our sincerest gratitude to the monastic community and the faculty and staff of Saint Louis Abbey and Saint Louis Priory School 8

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Priory PROGRESSive Party* Saturday, April 17, 2010 Celebrate and share in the progress of our Priory community as we head into the future: • •

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Catch a trolley ride and see the improvements to our campus Tour the Junior School addition & experience the new classroom technology Kick a field goal on the synthetic turf field Knock a pitch out of the ballpark An invitation with details of the evening to follow. * This event replaces the Black Tie Dinner.

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Grandparent Honor Roll Grandparents Honor their Grandsons Sam Taylor ’13

Mrs. Joan Biest

Tychicus Sallis ’11

Ms. Barbara Burns

Dan Croghan ’10

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Croghan

Sam Friedman ’13

Ms. Helen Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hamby

Stephen Millsap ’15 and Nicholas Millsap ’15 Joe Heitz ’11 and Jack Heitz ’14

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heitz

Justin Davis ’13

Mr. and Mrs. Preston Humphrey

Fitz Freeman ’14

Ms. Mary Catherine Jones

Henry Cordova ’11

Mrs. Stephen A. Maney Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McAuliffe

Robert McAullife ’12 and Mark McAuliffe ’15 John Notter ’10

Mrs. Elizabeth Notter

Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Ostmann

Richard Byrd ’10

Mrs. Charles A. Pons

Stephen Theisen ’10

Mrs. Gerry Theisen

Andrew Cammon ’14

Dr. and Mrs. J. Allen Thiel

Ryan Token ’13

Mrs. Carole Token

Thomas Burton ’13

Mrs. Liane Shunick

Mr. and Mrs. John Truman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Warner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zaegel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zang

Ryan Token ’13

Logan Wende ’13 Ted Tooley ’12 Nicholas Zaegel ’15

James Kopfensteiner ’10 and Andrew Kopfensteiner ’12 10

Past Xanadu Chair Donors Mrs. Barbara Beracha Dr. Marianne Brady Mrs. Eileen Carr Mrs. Joyce Finneran Mrs. Sandra Finney Mrs. Nancy Galvin Mrs. Sara Grzeskowiak Mrs. Bea Human Mrs. Lou Leonard Mrs. Pat McAtee Mrs. Susan McCusker Ms. Cathy Naunheim Mrs. Jenny O’Neil Mrs. Joan Pawlowicz Mrs. Jennifer Robertson Mrs. Ellen Umlauf Mrs. Maureen Werner Mrs. Heidi Ross

Past Mothers’ Club Presidents Mrs. Ellen Brnjac Mrs. Christine Guyol Mrs. Bea Human Mrs. Sarah Igoe Mrs. Susan McCusker Mrs. Nancy McDonald Mrs. Marge Merjavy Ms. Claire O’Meara Mrs. Mary Ann Reed Mrs. Jennifer Robertson Mrs. Katie Sullivan Mrs. Jane Walker Mrs. Gina Woodruff

Physician/Dentist Group

Dr. H. Martin Altepeter III ’70 Drs. Timothy ’73 & Marianne Brady Dr. John del Rosario ’79 Dr. Michael F. Flynn ’72 Dr. Peter Fonseca Dr. Scott Fosko Dr. John Merjavy Dr. Robert Onder, Jr. Dr. Jerome O’Neil, Jr. ’74 Dr. Steven Willibrand ’76 Dr. William Wright ’78

Attorney Gift

Mr. Jonathan Igoe ’70 Mr. Robert Jones & Ms. Terri Goslin-Jones Mr. Thomas Federer

Group Donors Mr. Raymond Fournie Mr. Thomas Niemann ’84 Mr. Alan Schmidt & Ms. Patricia Reilly

Alumni Parent Donors

Dr. and Mrs. H. Martin Altepeter III ’70 Drs. Timothy ’73 & Marianne Brady Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Cook Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Croghan Mrs. Ginger O’Brien Denneen Dr. and Mrs. James Dimitroff Mr. and Mrs. Charles Erker Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Estes Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Finney Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fournie Mr. and Mrs. Walter Galvin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Igoe ’70 Mr. Robert Jones & Ms. Terri Goslin-Jones Mr. and Mrs. Theodore MacDonald, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James McAtee ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Denis McCusker Mr. and Mrs. David Naunheim ’73 Ms. Claire O’Meara Dr. and Mrs. Jerome O’Neil, Jr. ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Pawlowicz Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rieser Mr. and Mrs. William Robertson Mr. Alan Schmidt & Ms. Patricia Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Slabaugh Mr. and Mrs. Michael Staed Mr. and Mrs. Michael Szatkowski Mr. and Mrs. John Tyrrell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Uelk ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Umlauf Mr. and Mrs. James Unger Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Verebelyi Dr. and Mrs. Steven Willibrand ’76 Dr. and Mrs. William Wright ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Zinsmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zwart

Alumni Donors

Dr. H. Martin Altepeter III ’70 Dr. Timothy Brady ’73 Mr. Alex Erker ’09 Mr. C. Patrick Erker ’03 Mr. Edward Erker ’06 Mr. George Halenkamp III ’71 Mr. Burke Holmes ’08 Mr. Jonathan Igoe ’70 Mr. Bobby Jones ’09 Mr. Kevin Kiley ’94 11

Mr. Christopher Leonard ’04 Mr. Matthew Merjavy ’04 Mr. Stephen Merjavy ’00 Mr. Alexander Moen ’08 Mr. David Naunheim ’73 Mr. Thomas Niemann ’84 Dr. Jerome O’Neil, Jr. ’74 Mr. Alan Schmidt ’70 Mr. Stephen Staed ’04 Dr. William Wright ’78

Gift Gathering Parties

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bresnahan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ciapciak ’78 Mr. and Mrs. David Dahm Mr. and Mrs. Michael DiMarco Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donnelly, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Esparrago Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Finneran, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fournie Friend of Priory Dr. and Mrs. Charles Garvin ’76 Mr. and Mrs. William Jochens Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Keating Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kleinheider Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lane Jr. Dr. Allan Link III ’73 & Ms. Mary Cittadino Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Michalski Mr. Thomas Miller, Sr. & Ms. Twinda Murry Mr. and Mrs. Greg Schafer Mr. and Mrs. John Steuby, Jr. ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Swaney, Sr.

Notre Dame Group Gift

Drs. Timothy ’73 and Marianne Brady Mr. Kevin Brady ’08 Mr. and Mrs. George Convy ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Convy ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Finneran, Jr. Mr. Matthew Flynn ’04 Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Flynn ’72 Mr. Michael E. Flynn ’02 Mr. Ricky Hennessey ’09 Mr. Stephen Merjavy ’04 Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Mohrman

Tutoria Group Gift

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ciapciak ’78 Mr. and Mrs. David Dahm Mr. and Mrs. William Davies III Mr. and Mrs. Sean Donlin

Group Donors Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Finneran, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fogarty Dr. and Mrs. Peter Fonseca Mr. and Mrs. William Fox, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Garvin ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gower, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. David Haueisen Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Huber Mr. and Mrs. William Jochens Mr. Raymond & Dr. Patricia Kreienkamp Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Lamb Dr. and Mrs. Joseph LaVenture Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Linkul Mr. and Mrs. Tony Lombardo Ms. Colleen McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Lee Moen Mr. and Mrs. James O’Brien Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Scott Puettmann Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reitz Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rosebrough Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Swanger Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Michael Underriner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vitale

Form I Donors

Mr. Patrick Agnew, Sr. & Mrs. Barbara Lynch-Agnew Mr. and Mrs. Donald Anselm Dr. Sudheer Atluri & Dr. Rama Bandlamudi Mr. and Mrs. William Bealke ’71 Dr. and Mrs. Charles Carey Mr. and Mrs. Sean Donlin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donnelly, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Dow Mr. and Mrs. Drew Dubray Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Erbs, Jr. ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Esparrago Ms. Scarlett Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fitz Dr. and Mrs. Kelly Gage Mr. and Mrs. Amrit Gill Mr. and Mrs. James Gorczyca Mr.and Mrs. Terry Grewe Mr. and Mrs. Edward Griesedieck III Mr. and Mrs. James Guard Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hassell Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hidalgo IV Mr. and Mrs. James Hill Mr. and Mrs. William Jochens Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kelly Dr. Dirk Killen & Ms. Kristin Daly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kinnison Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Klaesner Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kuchan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lane, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lennartz Mr. and Mrs. Edward Macke Mr. and Mrs. R. Emmett McAuliffe, Jr. ’76 Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Michalski Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Millsap Mr. and Mrs. Matthew O’Brien Dr. and Mrs. Robert Onder, Jr. Drs. George & Jacqueline Paletta Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peters Mr. and Mrs. William Pollnow Mr. and Mrs. Edward Poth Drs. William & Ann Ricci Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rosebrough Mr. Gerald Steiner & Ms. Denise Bertrand Mr. and Mrs. John Steuby, Jr. ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Steurer Dr. and Mrs. Rajesh Swaminathan Mr. and Mrs. Mikel Swyers Mr. and Mrs. Amir Tajkarimi Ms. Theresa Tinkham Mr. and Mrs. Gary Vonder Haar Mr. and Mrs. John Wennemann Mr. and Mrs. William Whaley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zaegel

Mr. and Mrs. Drew Dubray Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Filla Mr. and Mrs. William Fox, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Gaffney Dr. and Mrs. Charles Garvin ’76 Dr. and Mrs. Eugenio Herbosa Mr. and Mrs. Roger Herman Mr. and Mrs. James Hill Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hively Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jacobs Ms. Maureen Jones & Mr. Bob Naunheim ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kovac Mr. and Mrs. John Lowell Mr. Frederick Ludwig & Dr. Catherine Troup Dr. and Mrs. R. Scott Martin Dr. and Mrs. John Mellas Mr. Thomas Miller & Mrs. Twinda Murry Mr. Michael Mullins Mr. and Mrs. James Newell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Niemann ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Frank O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. James O’Brien Dr. David Reardon & Ms. Kim Ryan-Reardon Mr. and Mrs. James Rhodes Dr. Luis Sanchez & Mrs. Ilsa Conde-Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schilling Mr. and Mrs. Eric Stange Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stein Ms. Sheree Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Swaney, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Peter Yannakakis ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Zornes

Form II Donors

Form III Donors

Mr. Patrick Agnew, Sr. & Mrs. Barbara Lynch-Agnew Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Ahlering ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Bebee, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James Bick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Briggs Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Buck Mr. and Mrs. William Busch ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Roger Cammon Dr. and Mrs. Charles Carey Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Chivetta Timothy & Ann Clark Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Clark, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David Coppola Mr. and Mrs. Emery Corley Mr. and Mrs. William Davies III Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Denton 12

Mr. and Mrs. Olivier Amice Mr. and Mrs. George Boulware Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bruns Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ciapciak ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cogan Dr. and Mrs. John del Rosario ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Sean Donlin Mr. and Mrs. Brian Finnegan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Flavin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fogarty Dr. and Mrs. Peter Fonseca Mr. and Mrs. David Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gale Dr. and Mrs. Charles Garvin ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Amrit Gill Drs. James & Tara Hartke

Group Donors Dr. and Mrs. David Haueisen Mr. and Mrs. J. Jeffrey Hopson Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jacob Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Kohler Mr. Raymond & Dr. Patricia Kreienkamp Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lindmark III Ms. Colleen McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Christopher McKee Mr.and Mrs. Duane Mueller Ms. Alicia Noddings Dr. and Mrs. Michael Nogalski Dr. and Mrs. Ashutosh Patel Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pilcher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raybuck ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Greg Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sescleifer Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Sigmund Mr. Gerald Steiner & Ms. Denise Bertrand Dr. and Mrs. Mark Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Dwight Towler Mr. and Mrs. Scott Trout Mr. and Mrs. Michael Uelk ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Bree Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vaporean Mr.and Mrs. Robert Vitale Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weissert Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh

Form IV Donors

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bick Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Bucol Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Capps ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Collins Mr. and Mrs. Emery Corley Mr. and Mrs. Michael DiMarco Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. Peter Esparrago Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Federer Mr. and Mrs. Brian Finnegan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Finneran, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Forshaw, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fournie Dr. and Mrs. Kelly Gage Ms. Susan Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hilboldt Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jin Dr. and Mrs. Thomas King Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kluesner Dr. and Mrs. James Kopfensteiner Mr. and Mrs. Gregory LaVallee Dr. and Mrs. Joseph LaVenture Mr. and Mrs. Steven Leer Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lenke

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Keith Martin Mr. and Mrs. R. Emmett McAuliffe, Jr. ’ 76 Mr. and Mrs. James Mohrmann Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nieman Mr. and Mrs. James O’Brien Mr. Matthias Phillips & Mrs. Pattye Taylor-Phillips Mr. Vincent Reese & Ms. Lisa Dierdorf Reese Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reitz Mr. and Mrs. James Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. John Russon Mr. and Mrs. Baldev Sarai Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Slabaugh Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Swanger Mr. and Mrs. Michael Szatkowski Mr. and Mrs. David Taiclet, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Joseph Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Thomas Mr. and Mrs. David Tooley Dr. and Mrs. William Wright ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Yoon

Form V Donors

Mr. Raymond & Dr. Christie Bayer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brooking Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bruns Mr. and Mrs. Michael Caparon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ciapciak ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cole Mr. and Mrs. Michael Collins Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cordova Mr. and Mrs. William Cribbin, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Stephen D’Orazio Mr. and Mrs. Charles Erker Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Forshaw, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James Gould Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gower, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Grewe Drs. James & Tara Hartke Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hess Dr. and Mrs. Mark Hogan Mr. and Mrs. William Jochens Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Keating Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kleinheider Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Linkul Mr. and Mrs. Lee Moen Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Molloy ’78 Dr. and Mrs. Sean Mulqueeny Mr. and Mrs. Frank O’Brien Dr. David Reardon & Ms. Kim Ryan-Reardon 13

Mr. and Mrs. Grahame Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rosebrough Dr. and Mrs. John Sagartz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schwartz Dr. Luis Sanchez & Mrs. Ilsa Conde-Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. David Taiclet, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Thomas Mr. and Mrs. David Weiss

Form VI Donors

Dr. and Mrs. George Ahlering ’76 Dr. and Mrs. H. Martin Altepeter III ’70 Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Roger Becker Mrs. Karen Bedell-Smith & Mr. Marshall Smith Mr. and Mrs. William Busch ’78 Dr. and Mrs. John Constantino ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Croghan ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cusumano Mr. and Mrs. David Dahm Mr. and Mrs. William Davies III Mr. and Mrs. Nalin Desai Dr. and Mrs. Scott Fosko Mr. and Mrs. William Fox, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Frost Dr. and Mrs. John Fuller Mr. and Mrs. George Halenkamp III ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hall Dr. and Mrs. David Haueisen Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hercules Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Huber Mr. Robert Jones & Ms. Terri Goslin-Jones Dr. and Mrs. James Kopfensteiner Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lall Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Lamb Dr. Allan Link III ’73 & Ms. Mary Cittadino Mr. and Mrs. Mark McDermott Mr. Stephen & Dr. Carole McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Menendez Mr. and Mrs. John Notter Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Scott Puettmann Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reitz Mr. and Mrs. James Rhodes Dr. and Mrs. James Rieger Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Ross Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Swaney, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Tankersley Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Theisen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Underriner Mr. and Mrs. Rene Van Breusegen

Dinner Menu Bistro Romaine Salad Crisp Romaine Lettuce and Spring Mix Greens with Red & Yellow peppers, Hearts of Palm, Black Sesame Seeds, Grape Tomatoes, and Candied Pecans, served with Balsamic Vinaigrette Dressing

French Quarter Filet Petite Filet, Marinated with a Creole Seasoning, Worcestershire and Olive Oil Rub

Crawfish Etouffee Chicken Chicken Breast with a Crawfish Etouffee Sauce, Served over a Bed of White Rice

Café Green Beans Nouvelle Whole Petite Green Beans in a Rich Butter Sauce with Tender Shredded Carrots

Bourbon Street Pecan Praline Cheesecake Hank’s Pecan Praline Cheesecake with Bourbon Chocolate Sauce

Fresh Baked Dinner Rolls

Fresh Brewed Hot Decaf Coffee

Herb Whipped Butter Iced Tea

Presented By Specialized Catering - A Division of Food Service Consultants

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Evening Schedule

5:00 PM........... Mass in the Abbey Church

5:30 PM........... Doors Open – Silent Auction Begins

7:15 PM........... Seating for Dinner – Boys’ Choir

7:25 PM........... Certificates Closes

7:30 PM........... Prayer and Dinner

7:45 PM........... Baskets Closes Reverse Raffle Drawing Begins

8:00 PM........... Emporium, Antiques & Gifts Closes

8:15 PM........... Main Auction Begins

Sports, Electronics & Collectibles – Red Section Closes Treasures of the Dome – Section 1 Closes

8:30 PM........... Priory Classics Closes

8:45 PM........... Treasures of the Dome – Section 2 Closes

9:00 PM........... Sports, Electronics & Collectibles – Blue Section Closes Sign-Up Parties Closes Wine, Dine & Dash Closes

9:15 PM........... Treasures of the Dome – Section 3 Closes

9:45 PM........... Cashiers Open

5 Min. After ... Treasures of the Dome – Section 4 Closes Main Ends

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Floor Plan

Corley Gymnasium Parties

Registration

Wine Dine & Dash

Bar

Priory Classics

Cashier & Checkout

Sports

C In onc fo ier rm ge ati / on

Certificates

Senior Quilt

TOD

Main Auction Items on Display

Baskets

Emporium

Coat Check

Raffle

Priory Activities Center

TOD Screen A

Bar

Stage Auctioneer

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TOD Screen B Bar

General Auction Information General Information & Rules

Express Pay

Specific rules for the Main and Silent Auctions follow the divider for each section.

To sign up for Express Pay, please bring your MasterCard, Visa, Discover or American Express Card to the Express Pay Counter located next to Registration in the Corley Gym no later than 7:30 PM.

You will receive a paddle at registration with your bid number. Use this number for all bidding. Your paddle is registered in your name. Do not let anyone else use your paddle without your permission.

If you preregistered for Express Pay, your Express Pay card can be found in your registration packet.

Payment in full is mandatory on Saturday, February 6, 2010. You may use Express Pay or visit the cashiers’ area, which opens at 9:45 PM. Make all checks payable to Saint Louis Priory School. MasterCard, Visa, American Express and Discover cards are also accepted.

You may claim items and certificates at the individual auction areas only by exhibiting a paid receipt or Express Pay card. Values for the items being auctioned are estimated by donors and are not warranted by Saint Louis Priory School for tax purposes or for general use. Vacation homes are not transferable. The primary occupants should be at least 25 years of age. The first date mutually agreed upon for trips, homes and parties must be honored. Taxes and gratuities are not included in restaurant and service items and certificates.

After winning paddle numbers are posted from various auction areas, you may pick up your items at the various booths at the end of the evening by showing your Express Pay card. You do not need to visit the Cashier.

Items can only be picked up by showing your Express Pay card. After the auction, your purchases will be charged to your credit card account and a receipt will be mailed to you.

Concierge/Information Desk

Visit our Concierge/Information Desk located in the Main Dining Room by the west entrance.

All gift certificates, trips and parties must be used by February 6, 2011, unless otherwise specified. The buyer must contact the donor to arrange for the services. As a courtesy to the donor, arrangements should be made as soon as possible.

All auction items must be taken home with the purchaser on the night of the auction or picked up on Sunday, February 7, between 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM by the purchaser.

Please contact your tax advisor about the proper deduction you may take on any item purchased at the auction.

Revenue Ruling 67-246 covers this information.

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Check the winning paddle numbers for items in the silent auction: Sports, Electronics, and Collectibles; Priory Classics; Emporium, Antiques, and Gifts; Baskets; and Certificates. You may be the lucky winner!

• Purchase Xanadu Centerpieces - Floral arrangement in ice bucket etched with the Priory crest $55

- Floral arrangement in flat fishbowl $35

• Purchase Quilt Raffle tickets ($250) and order quilt posters and note cards. Quilt Raffle tickets will be sold until 8:15 PM.

Reverse Raffle

Have you bought your raffle tickets? We will sell a maximum of 275 tickets at $100 each. Names of ticket holders will be drawn and eliminated from the Reverse Raffle Board until 4 tickets remain. Tickets will continue to be drawn and eliminated unless the majority of the remaining ticket holders indicate a preference to split the $10,000 grand prize. Tickets may be purchased at the Raffle Booth in the Main Dining Room or from student volunteers. Names will be drawn beginning at 7:45 PM. The winner will be announced during the Main Auction. Form W-9 must be completed to claim winnings.

Wine, Dine and Dash

The popular Wine, Dine and Dash offerings are available for $50. This includes a $25 gift certificate to a local restaurant and a bottle of wine with a value greater than $25. The wine selections come from California vineyards and are not typically available in the St. Louis retail market. Wine, Dine and Dash is located next to the registration desk. Hurry, supplies are limited. Wine, Table Centerpieces Dine and Dash will close at 9:00 PM or once all are Would you like to buy a centerpiece? We’d love to sold out. sell you one! The floral centerpiece in an etched Priory ice bucket is $55. The floral centerpiece in the flat fishbowl is $35. Please remove the card from the centerpiece you wish to purchase and take it to the Concierge/Information Desk located in the Main Dining Room and swap it for a SOLD card to be placed back in the centerpiece. Please verify your centerpiece purchase on you invoice before taking home a centerpiece.

Baskets, Baskets, Everywhere

New this year! Not only will you find our fabulous Xanadu baskets in the Basket Section, but don’t miss the many wonderful baskets created by the Basket Krewe located in Sports, Electronics, and Collectibles; Priory Classics; Emporium, Antiques, and Gifts; and Treasures of the Dome Sections.

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Main Auction

Main Auction Rules • You will receive a paddle at registration showing your bid number (paddle number).

Use this number for all bidding. Your paddle is registered in your name. Do not allow anyone to use your paddle without your permission.

• The Main Auction will begin at 8:15 PM and will continue without interruption. Doors will be open at 5:30 PM so that you may view the various items prior to bidding.

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Acceptance of the successful bid by the auctioneer is binding. It will be confirmed immediately by your signature on the “sales contract” which will be delivered to you by a runner. Individuals bidding for a group must obtain signatures and paddle numbers for each party participating in order for the Bank to split the cost. Otherwise, the full cost will remain on the winning bidder’s paddle.

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payment in full is mandatory on saturday, february 6, 2010.

Payment may be made using Express Pay or by paying at the cashier’s desk which will open at 9:45 PM. Make all checks payable to Saint Louis Priory School. Visa, Master Card, Discover and American Express cards will be accepted.

• Items and certificates may be claimed only by exhibiting a paid receipt or Express Pay card at the Main Auction area.

• Values set for the items being auctioned are estimated by donors and are not warranted by Saint Louis Priory School for tax purposes or for general use.

• Vacation homes are nontransferrable. The first date mutually agreed upon for trips, homes, and parties must be honored. The primary occupants should be at least 25 years of age.

• All gift certificates, trips and parties must be used by February 6, 2011, unless otherwise specified. The buyer must contact the donor to arrange for the services. As a courtesy to the donor, arrangements should be made as soon as possible.

• All auction items at the Priory Activities Center must be picked up on Sunday, February 7, 2010, between 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM by the purchaser.

Please contact your tax advisor about the proper deduction you may take on any item won at the auction. This information is covered by Revenue Ruling 67-246.

Main Auction Quick View Exquisite Getaways

The Sporting Life

9 15 21 29 34 40

5 Golf and Lunch at 3 Exclusive Clubs 18 Fabulous Fighting Irish Football 27 South Dakota Hunting Trip

Summer in Beaver Creek BIG Big Easy Getaway Cayman Island Adventure Sun/Ski Bachelor Gulch, CO Townhouse Celebrate Thanksgiving in Orlando, FL Beautiful Boca Grande

Dinners and Parties

6 California vs French Wine Tasting Party

with Master Sommelier 11 A Night at Failoni’s Uniquely Priory 1 2009 State Semi-Finalist Signed Football 17 Dinner with Archbishop Carlson 22 Dinner at Café Napoli with the

& Photo Collage

Skipper – Tony LaRussa 4 Ring in the New Year with Fr. Gregory 30 Dinner at Chandler Hill Vineyards 8 Dinner for 20 with Fr. Abbot and

with Limo

Fr. Michael 35 Annie Gunn’s Dinner with Dan Dierdorf 12 Priory Art Tour with Fr. Timothy 16 Deer Creek Dinner with Mr. Schake and 42 Wine Dinner at Sunset 44 Bistro with Limo

Fr. Augustine Something Special 20 The Singing Monks 2 St. Louis Sights by Plane 25 Class of 2010 Senior Quilt 3 Valentine’s Day Sweetheart Package 28 Eagle Watching and Mass with Fr. Paul 7 Airborne Patrol Experience 33 Dinner for 20 with the Headmaster 14 Bellari Mosaic Collection Ring & Earrings 37 Monks Dinner for 24 Hungry Souls 19 Outdoor Kitchen & BBQ Grill 41 Priory Graduation with High Honors 23 An Evening of Pampering 26 Muny Star for a Night Cardinals Exclusives 32 Life Cast by Sculptor Don Wiegand 10 Cardinals Suite for 28 on July 3 39 Personal Chef Mathis Stitt ’00 13 July in Chicago with the Cardinals 43 Watching from the Wings 24 On the Field Meet and Greet

TREASURES OF THE DOME

31 Albert Pujols Autographed Jersey 36 Day at the Ballpark in the TanCo Cabana

& First Pitch 38 Cardinals Green Seats

Main Auction 1.

2009 State Semi-Finalist Signed Football and Photo Collage Memorable Own a piece of Priory football history...you can with this game ball signed by each member of the 2009 Missouri State Semi-Finalist Priory Football Team. Not since 1973 has a Priory Rebel Football team advanced so far in post-season play. In addition to the game ball, the winning bidder will take home a professionally framed collage of photos from this history making season. Go Rebels!

Mr. and Mrs. George L. Halenkamp, III '71 Saint Louis Priory School Coaching Staff 2009 Rebel Football Team

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St. Louis Sights by Plane Up In The Air You'll be riding high when you and 2 friends board a Cessna 172 at the St. Charles Airport for a 1 hour sightseeing tour. Check out your house, Priory, and other St. Louis landmarks from the air. The winning bidder chooses the route flown and sights to be seen. After your breathtaking flyover, head to Trailhead Brewery on Main Street in historic downtown St. Charles and use your $100 gift certificate for lunch or dinner. Mutually agreeable date and time.

Alison and Fred Lohmann Friend of Priory

3.

Valentine's Day Sweetheart Package Cupid's Magic A Valentine's Day she'll never forget! Fit for a queen, she'll look exquisite in 18k yellow gold cuff earrings set with 15 baguette diamonds and 32 round diamonds with a combined diamond weight of .75ct. Appraisal value $2,000. The Ritz Carlton is your romantic destination as you enjoy an overnight stay in an executive suite, overnight parking, special edition Ritz Carlton champagne, double-dipped chocolate covered tuxedo strawberries and Sunday brunch for 2 in the restaurant.

Spread the love and enjoy 2 tickets to the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra for "Valentine's Romance" on February 14 at 3:00 PM. Ritz Carlton stay good for 1 year.

APK FINANCIAL Mr. and Mrs. Dave Taiclet The Ritz Carlton - St. Louis

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Ring in the New Year with Father Gregory Auld Lang Syne Make your New Year celebration complete! Father Gregory will celebrate Mass for you and your guests in your home on New Year's Eve 2010. This party has no limit. What a memorable way to mark the beginning of 2011. Happy New Year!

Father Gregory Mohrman, OSB '76

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Golf and Lunch at 3 Exclusive Clubs Three Eagles Three lucky golfers will be treated to a round of golf and lunch at 3 St. Louis private clubs. Join current Priory parents Dan Bruns at Bellerive Country Club, Jerry Steiner at St. Alban's Country Club, and alumnus J. B. Andrews III at Saint Louis Country Club. All golf outings must be with the member and redeemed no later than February 6, 2011 on a mutually agreeable date.

J. B. Andrews III '77 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bruns Mr. Gerald Steiner and Ms. Denise Bertrand

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Main Auction 6.

California vs French Wine Tasting Party with Master Sommelier 100 Points!

Enjoy an intimate evening with Priory parents Tom and Debbie Rich and Master Sommelier, Gilles De Chambure, for a comparative tasting of the best of French and American wines on Friday, April 16 at 7:00 PM. The tasting will take place in the Rich's custom-built wine cellar nestled into a hillside next to a cascading waterfall. Ten couples will enjoy food while they blind taste the best of California Cabernet and Chardonnay versus the best of Bordeaux from its acclaimed 2005 vintage.

The tasting will be led by Master Sommelier, Gilles De Chambure, Wine Educator for Meadowood Resort in St. Helena, CA, the 44th Master Sommelier in North America.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rich

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Airborne Patrol Experience Bucket List Need some excitement? Looking for an adrenaline rush? Experience a rare opportunity in aerial law enforcement. Ride along with the Metro Air Support team on the team "MABLE" helicopter as you participate in a typical day of possible aerial arrests, searches and rescues of missing persons and recovered property. Available to 1 or 2 people over the age of 16 with a total weight limit of 350 pounds. All flights are conducted from the Metro Air Support Unit Hangar, Spirit of St. Louis Airport. Mutually agreeable date.

Metro Airborne Law Enforcement

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Dinner for 20 with Father Abbot and Father Michael Soul Food Celebrate this special dinner for 20 with Father Abbot and Father Michael. Father Abbot will begin the evening by saying Mass for you and your guests at the Switzer House. Don't miss this special opportunity to enjoy a hospitable and relaxing evening on a mutually agreeable date.

Abbot Thomas Frerking, OSB Father Michael Brunner, OSB

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Summer in Beaver Creek $2100 One-week summer vacation for 6 in prestigious Beaver Creek, CO. Beautiful condo accommodations with pool, conveniently located within walking distance of Beaver Creek Village full of quaint shops, art galleries, bars and restaurants. Action-packed adventure awaits you in the stunning, picturesque Rocky Mountains with possible activities including golf, biking, hiking, scenic chair lift rides, the Beaver Creek Rodeo series, Farmers' markets and also featured during these months, the Culinary Demonstration series. Mutually agreeable date. Saturday to Saturday stay between June 5 - July 17.

Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Soares

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Cardinals Suite for 28 on July 3 Grand Slam!

Treat your family, friends or clients to an all inclusive, first class Cardinals experience!

Twenty-eight guests will be pampered in luxury Suite #22 as the Cards take on the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, July 3, game time TBD. Bring your appetite since you and your guests will enjoy a hefty tab of $1,000 for the food and drink of your choice! Don't stress out about parking either because 2 complimentary VIP parking passes are included. The Cardinals game and the riverfront over the Fourth of July weekend is the hottest ticket in town!

George and Jackie Paletta Form IV

Main Auction 11.

A Night at Failoni's Party Karaoke Style Friday night at Failoni's is the place to be! Sitting on the edge of Dogtown, Failoni's is a throwback to the days of Chicago's Villa Venice Cafe, New York's Copa and the popular nightclubs of nights gone by. Bartender Alex Failoni's rendition of Frank Sinatra will have you swooning. "You'll Never Know" who you'll meet there, local celebrities and sports figures, retired and current. Your own karaoke-style party for 30 includes 3 hours of open bar, appetizers and live entertainment featuring Alex Failoni and Tom Kelly. Mutually agreeable Friday prior to December, 2010. Gratuity not included.

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Fox

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Priory Art Tour with Father Timothy Treasures Tap into your inner art lover and take a walk with one of the founding monks-Priory's own Father Timothy. On Sunday, May 2 at 2:30 PM, you and 19 friends will enjoy a lovely stroll and be privy to the hidden art wonders of Priory and the Abbey monastery. Listen, laugh and learn from Father Timothy as he educates and entertains you with stories about such treasures as the German mouth blown glass screen in the Abbey Church and the late first century Roman altar housed in the high school. As an additional treat, Brother Symeon will be on hand to shed insight into the process behind the spectacular Millenial Window in the high school which he designed and helped construct. Once you have had your mental fill, enjoy wine, cheese and nibbles with your guides.

Chances are some of the other art loving monks will stop by!

Father Timothy Horner, OSB Brother Symeon Gillette, OSB Mrs. J. F. Gerard Mudd

13.

July in Chicago with the Cardinals Holy Cow! Enjoy a fantastic weekend in Chicago with a 2-night, 2-room stay at the beautiful, charming Talbott Hotel. Located just off Michigan Avenue in the luxurious Chicago Gold Coast. Enjoy the shopping along Michigan Avenue as the Talbott is a 5-minute walk from Water Tower Place and other great retail stores. This weekend also includes 4 field box seats to the Cards-Cubs baseball game on Saturday, July 24. In addition, you will be on the field for part of batting practice, and have your picture taken near the Cubs’ batting circle. Yes, you could be ridiculed a bit for being a Cards fan! Enjoy lunch and drinks at Wrigley Field with access to the Stadium Club and enjoy a $100 gift certificate for use at Harry Carey’s restaurant in downtown Chicago. Enjoy a great weekend! Great for 2 couples or a family of 4.

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Taiclet Fannie May Confections Talbott Hotel

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Bellari Mosaic Collection Ring and Earrings $4300 Be the envy of tonight's party with these gorgeous earrings and ring in Mardi-Gras colors from the Bellari International Fine Jewelry Mosaic II collection. The custom designed pierced earrings are set in 18k yellow gold with .20ct genuine diamonds and 5.50ct genuine multicolored gemstones. The custom designed ring is set in 18k yellow gold with .11ct genuine diamonds and 3.70ct genuine multicolored gemstones. Appraisal included.

APK FINANCIAL

Main Auction 15.

BIG Big Easy Getaway $10000 Leave all your worries behind as you and 3 friends board a private King Air E 90 and head out of town to the Big Easy. The party begins as you fly out of Spirit of St. Louis Airport and into Lakefront Airport of New Orleans. Enjoy all New Orleans has to offer and relax with 2 luxury double occupancy rooms for a 2-night stay at the Intercontinental Hotel-New Orleans, just 2 blocks from the bustling French Quarter, 4 blocks from Harrah's and 6 blocks from the riverfront. Enjoy brunch for 4 at the world famous Brennan's Restaurant in the heart of the French Quarter. Don't forget to throw your clubs on the plane, as your dream package is complete only after a round of golf and lunch for 2 at the Chateau Estates Country Club before being whisked back to reality. Mutually agreeable flight dates. Hotel valid upon availability, excluding all special events and expires December 30, 2010.

Mr. and Mrs. David Keske Mr. Thomas M. Tinkham Marine Centre, Inc. Friend of Priory Form III

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Deer Creek Dinner with Mr. Schake and Father Augustine Good Time You and 19 guests will enjoy the hospitality of Bob and Mary Ciapciak as you relish the company of Father Augustine and Mr. Hank Schake. The evening begins with Mass, followed by appetizers, cocktails and a fabulous dinner, all in the spectacular setting of the Deer Creek Club. Laughter and good cheer will abound! Mutually agreeable date and time before September 1.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ciapciak '74 Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Schake Father Augustine Wetta, OSB

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Dinner with Archbishop Carlson Holy Chow Share a unique opportunity for 6 guests at an Italian celebration with The Most Reverend Robert J. Carlson, 9th Archbishop and 10th Bishop of St. Louis. Join hosts Dan and Peggy Lane at the archbishop's residence for hors d' oeuvres, wine and an Italian home-cooked meal. A chance of a lifetime. Buon appetito! June 24 at 6:00 PM. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lane, Jr.

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Fabulous Fighting Irish Football Luck O' The Irish Are you ready for some football? Head on up to South Bend, where the heat is on as the Notre Dame Fighting Irish take on the Stanford Cardinals on Saturday, September 24. Drive up the night before and enjoy a 2-night stay for 6 at the home of the McCuskers' where you will experience Priory family hospitality. Enjoy 6 tickets to Saturday's game, traditionally filled with upsets and sure not to disappoint. Come hungry, since all will be treated to chili dinner on Friday, Saturday breakfast, hearty after game fare, and continental breakfast on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Denis McCusker Patrick McCusker '96, ND '00 Brother John McCusker ' 01, ND '05 Kevin McCusker '02, ND '06 Friend of Priory

Main Auction 19.

Outdoor Kitchen and BBQ Grill $4900 Get ready to fire up the grill for patio season. You'll be the envy of the neighborhood with this outdoor kitchen which includes a stainless steel grill and an 84" granite counter top with attractive stucco sides and tile accent. The stainless steel drawer set houses the LP gas tank, a waste basket, storage drawer and removable cutting board. Includes an 11' patio umbrella. The unit is prewired for easy plug-in electric and is preplumbed for LP gas. Easy to convert to natural gas for minimal expense. Includes delivery.

Forshaw

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The Singing Monks Perfect Harmony Joy to the World! Six to 8 monks will get you into the Christmas spirit by caroling at your holiday gathering on a mutually agreeable date before Christmas Eve 2010, 7:30-9:00 PM or 1 1/2 hours on a weekend afternoon. Music will include chants, traditional carols and other jolly holiday songs.

Musical accompaniment included.

Saint Louis Abbey Monastic Community

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Cayman Island Adventure $4500 Blimey! Sailors and landlubbers will jump at this chance to escape to paradise. Your family, or you and 3 of your lucky friends (a total of 4), can experience Grand Cayman Island at the funky, family friendly, Treasure Island Resort. Enjoy a 7-day, 6-night stay in 2 hotel rooms complete with ocean views and a kitchenette. When not exploring the sights, you can relax at 1 of the 3 swimming pools, one even sports a swim up bar. To relive days gone by, included in this getaway package is a Sunset Adult Cruise or a Daytime Pirate Adventure Cruise (for 4) aboard the Jolly Roger. On the Sunset Adult Cruise, enjoy an open bar and the choice of appetizers or a full dinner all while swaying to the sounds of Reggae, Salsa and Calypso and the top 10 hits of the 80's and 90's. Mutually agreeable dates. Includes $1,000 towards airfare. Expires September 30, 2010.

Mr. and Mrs. Amrit Gill

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Dinner at Cafe Napoli with the Skipper, Tony LaRussa Team Meeting Dinner and wine for 8 with guest host, Tony LaRussa. Welcome back Cardinals manager, Tony LaRussa at the beautiful Cafe Napoli restaurant in Clayton. Get to know this honorary sports legend throughout the night and carry it over at home with complimentary copies of Tony LaRussa: Man on a Mission and Three Nights in August, 2 books that chronicle the intensity and uncompromising focus of this amazing man. Date likely to occur in April or May at the discretion of Tony LaRussa.

George and Jackie Paletta Tony LaRussa Tony Pietoso and Cafe Napoli

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An Evening of Pampering $2500 You and 7 friends will enjoy the ultimate evening of pampering. Sit back and relax as the pros at Studio Branca and Salon Branca indulge you with complimentary services including skin, hair, and nails. Wonderful appetizers and drinks provided by Villa Farotto add to this first-class experience.

Creve Coeur or Chesterfield Valley location will host on a mutually agreeable date.

Studio Branca and Salon Branca - Mark Branca

Main Auction

Class of 2010 Conor Ahlering Joe Altepeter Eric Anderson Colin Barry Robert Becker Ryan Bedell Craig Boyce Billy Busch Richard Byrd Benedict Constantino Dan Croghan Andrew Cusumano Clayton Dahm Tim Davies Saagar Dasai

Nick Fosko Billy Fox Ragen Frost James Fuller Andrew Halenkamp Doug Hall Michael Haueisen Tony Hayes Joe Hayes Nick Hedlesky Bryan Hercules Scott Horan Chad Huber Matt Jones Max Jones

James Kopfensteiner Ben Krack Andrew Lall Sean Lamb Drew Link Brendan McDermott Peter McLaughlin Matthew Menendez Pat Moley Patrick Mulvihill John Notter Daniel Ohmes Charlie Peterson Mike Puettmann Dan Reitz

Matthew Rhodes Andrew Rieger Zach Ross Luke Schmerold Luke Simpson Jeff Swaney Filip Swat Sam Tankersley Stephen Theisen Alexandre Todorov Quinn Underriner Jon VanBreusegen Brandon Wehking Jay Wortham

Main Auction 24.

On the Field Meet and Greet Field of Dreams Calling all baseball fans! You and a guest will get the ultimate access to Cardinals and Mets players before the Friday April 16, 7:15 PM game at Busch Stadium with your ''on the field credentials."

Meet and greet the players with opportunities for photos and autographs. Don't forget to bring a camera and a baseball or two. When the game begins, you'll enjoy 4 premier seats located behind the Cardinals dugout. Don't miss this chance to meet your favorite players.

Mike Thompson

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Class of 2010 Senior Quilt Tied To Priory "Listen with the Ear of Your Heart" is the motto chosen for this year's Senior quilt. The quilt symbolizes each Senior's feelings about Priory and his classmates. Priory has been at the heart of their life during the last 6 years. From the Priory crest in the center of the quilt emanates a medallion of colorful ties donated by each member of the Senior class, surrounded by a stained glass border representing class diversity and unity. The four corners serve to remind the boys of graduation and the need to spread the spirit of Priory wherever they go. The quilt was designed and pieced by Senior mothers, and hand-quilted by the St. Peter's Quilters of St. Peter's Parish in Kirkwood. You will treasure this exquisite Priory work of art.

Saint Louis Priory School Senior Class Form VI

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Muny Star for a Night A Star Is Born Want to know what it is like to be on the actors' side of the foot lights? A walk-on part is waiting for you this summer at The Muny. You will be cast as an extra for 1 night in a 2010 Muny production, including being fitted for your costume and taking direction from your very own actor guide. You will also receive 4 choice, up-close box seats on the night of your walk-on part so your family or friends can watch you become a "Muny Star!" The producer will cast you in the show he feels you are best suited for, considering the dates of your availability. As a memory of your thrilling experience, you will take home a Muny tote bag filled with two Muny snow globes, a Muny history book, and Muny ceramic mask. Walk-on must be 10 years or older.

Ruth Davis Todd Anna Polizzi-Keller

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South Dakota Hunting Trip $2500 Three lucky sportsmen will enjoy 3 days of duck hunting in the prestigious Yankton, South Dakota area. You will be transported to your destination in style with Priory dad, Tim Ross. Your adventure includes 3 nights lodging, hot brunch in a heated blind, dinners with fine wines and a memorable hunt. Shoot high for this one! Valid during the 2010 hunting season on a mutually agreeable date.

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Ross

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Main Auction 28.

Eagle Watching and Mass with Father Paul Soaring High You and up to 10 adult guests will be transported by private minibus from the Priory campus for an unforgettable day in the Mississippi River Bluff country. The scenic 75-minute drive to historic Clarksville, MO begins at 8:00 AM and includes a continental breakfast with coffee and mimosas.

Upon reaching your destination - the winter habitat of the majestice Bald Eagle - Father Paul, Cellarer of Saint Louis Abbey, naturalist and leader of the Priory Outdoor Club, guides and instructs your group as you observe these magnificent birds in the wild. After an unforgettable morning of eagle watching, your party travels a short distance to Apple Hill Farm, the Abbey's 140-acre country retreat, where Father Paul will celebrate Sunday Mass followed by a delectable luncheon. The afternoon features a leisurely 2-mile hike through the property's beautiful, unspoiled woodlands.

Father Paul again serves as your knowledgeable and intrepid guide explaining the geologic origins of the area and describing the indigenous flora and fauna. Warming tea (and whiskey) awaits the hikers in the guest house as they relax and perhaps spot more eagles from the outdoor deck. The group boards the minibus at 3:45 PM for the return trip. En route, guests will enjoy wine and cheese and reflect together on an extraordinary experience. Eagle watching is scheduled for Sunday, January 30, 2011.

Father Paul Kidner, OSB

29.

Sun or Ski Bachelor Gulch Colorado Townhouse $6000 Customize your ultimate Colorado dream vacation for up to 12 people. Six couples, guys or gals, or a few families will enjoy a fabulous getaway at a luxurious townhouse in Bachelor Gulch, located next to Beaver Creek. Choose summer and the Colorado Rockies offer hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, rock climbing, fly fishing, whitewater rafting and kayaking along some of the most beautiful stretches of river in the State. Take advantage of all the neighboring Ritz-Carlton amenities including a pool, hot tubs, a 4-star rated spa and access to many of Vail Valley's public golf courses.

Choose winter and you are in one of the Top 10 Ski Resort areas in the world with the Ritz-Carlton at Bachelor Gulch ski lift and run just a few steps from your front door. After a long day of skiing, soothe those aching muscles in your own private hot tub or relax with a movie in the media room.

Rejuvenated, leave the driving to someone else with complimentary door-to-door shuttle transportation to the posh Beaver Creek Village for shopping and dinner. This 5+ bedroom home has 4 king beds, 2 double beds, and 1 queen size sleeper sofa and is available for one summer week, Saturday through Saturday, or for a ski weekend, Thursday through Monday. Summer availability: June 5-26; July 3-10; July 24-31; August 21-September 4 (need to secure summer dates by April 1).

Winter exclusions: December 18, 2010 - January 2, 2011; January 14-18, 2011 (need to secure winter dates by August 31).

Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Lenke

30.

Dinner at Chandler Hill Vineyards with Limo $1000 Four lucky couples step back in time and spend an evening dining in a richly appointed wine tasting room, or out on the deck overlooking vineyards, rolling hills and a lake in historic Defiance, MO at Chandler Hill Vineyards. The evening begins with a private wine tasting, followed by a 3-course dinner (your choice of 2 premium entrees) and accompanying wine. A limousine will whisk you and your friends to and from Chandler Hill Vineyards. All you need to do is choose the date and make your reservations. For a peek at what is in store for you go to www.chandlerhillsvineyards.com.

Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Leer

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Main Auction 31.

Albert Pujols Autographed Jersey MVP Don't be caught looking when you can hit one out of the ballpark with this 2009 All-Star jersey autographed by the ESPN Greatest Player of the Decade, Albert Pujols. No Cardinals baseball memorabilia collection would be complete without this fabulous jersey signed by the 3-time MVP and future Hall of Famer, #5 "El Hombre!"

The Paletta Family Form I

32.

Life Cast by Sculptor Don Wiegand Enduring Treasure Internationally known artist, Don Wiegand, will produce a beautiful plaster "life cast" of the winning bidder's hands or those of a special loved one. Imagine yourself participating in a truly memorable experience at the artist's working studio nestled just east of Annie Gunn's. You will be the one to break the mold to unveil a family heirloom; your one of a kind "life cast" to be treasured for generations. This work of art will be mounted on a wooden base which will elegantly display your hands for all to enjoy. Sculptor, Don Wiegand does not sell these life casts; they are only offered to individuals who support non-profit organizations. Which two hands will you capture for all time - a grandmother, a newborn and mother or a newly engaged couple?

The Wiegand Foundation, Inc.

33.

Dinner for 20 with the Headmaster Head Of Class The winning bidder and 19 guests will get to spend some quality time with our very own Headmaster. The evening begins with Mass said by Father Michael, followed by cocktails and a scrumptious dinner served by Priory's Student Council members. Jim and Mary Rhodes will host this memorable dinner in their home on Friday, April 9.

Father Michael Brunner, OSB Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rhodes Saint Louis Priory School Student Council

34.

Celebrate Thanksgiving in Orlando, Florida Mickey's Calling Celebrate Thanksgiving 2010 (November 21-28) in the heart of a favorite magical vacation and theme park destination, Orlando, FL. Your lovely 2-bedroom, 2-bath villa, located in Marriott's Grande Vista Resort, sleeps 6 people and comes with a fully equipped kitchen. Savor the flavor at every turn as cool waters sparkle from 4 separate pool complexes to a quiet lake setting where different size boats bob and beckon. Close to SeaWorld and all the Disney properties, there will be no end to your fun with 4 adult 5-day hopper passes to Walt Disney World where you can visit The Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Animal Kingdom and Disney's Hollywood Studios. The golfers in your party can even enjoy the Faldo Golf Institute and Marriott's Grande Pines Golf Club.

Dr. and Mrs. F. Jay Ohmes Form II

Main Auction 35.

Annie Gunn's Dinner with Dan Dierdorf Unforgettable A world class night celebrating 2 St. Louis Hall of Famers. You and 7 guests will join Dan Dierdorf of the National Football League Hall of Fame as he serves as your honorary host at a Chef's Wine Dinner at the 2006 Fine Dining Hall of Fame awarded restaurant, Annie Gunn's. Prepare to be charmed by Dan's gregarious personality and amazed with the 5-course dinner prepared by award-winning chef Lou Rock, while savoring world-class wine pairings by Annie Gunn's own wine director, Glenn Bardgett. Truly a night to remember with a winning combination of great food, wine and friends. Mutually agreeable date, excluding Friday and Saturday evenings.

Annie Gunn's Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dierdorf

36.

Day at the Ballpark in the TanCo Cabana and First Pitch Perfect Game The winning bidder will get the chance of a lifetime! Go out on the Busch Stadium field and throw the honorary pitch prior to the start of the game, as 7 additional family and friends relish this spectacular moment in time. It's the Cardinals vs the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday, May 2 at 1:15 PM. Your party of 8 will then enjoy unlimited food and beverages as you cheer for the Cards in the intimate TanCo Cabana suite. That's a winner!

St. Louis Cardinals

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Monks Dinner for 24 Hungry Souls Heaven's Manna Enjoy Benedictine hospitality as 24 guests join the monks for evening prayer and dinner in the Monastery on Sunday, April 11. Don't miss your opportunity to spend a delightful evening with the Saint Louis Abbey Monastic community. Tasty food, warm conversation and good spirits abound at this enjoyable evening.

Saint Louis Abbey Monastic Community

38.

Cardinals Green Seats That's A Winner Don't miss the hottest game of the summer in the most coveted seats in the ballpark. Bid high for 4 exclusive Cardinals green seats located behind home plate Row G, Seats 3-6, as the Cards take on their rivals, the Chicago Cubs, on Sunday, August 15 at 1:15 PM. Buffet dinner and alcohol included, plus all your food and drinks in the seats during the game. A complimentary parking pass adds to the sizzle of this hot package.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rich

39.

Personal Chef Mathis Stitt '00 Top Chef Do it up in style. Celebrate a special anniversary or birthday in the cozy comfort of your own home but leave all the cooking to your very own personal chef. Priory alumnus Mathis Stitt '00 will create an amazing 5-course meal and couple it with wine pairings for 8 people. Mathis is a graduate of the New England Culinary Institute in Vermont and previously worked as a chef at The Little Nell in Aspen and at Sal de la Perre in Boston. Salut! Mutually agreeable date.

Verita Gateway to Food and Wine Mathis Stitt '00 Form V

Main Auction 40.

Beautiful Boca Grande $2000 Dreaming of sun and sand? Look no further! One week stay in prestigious Boca Grande, FL, may be just what the doctor ordered. Located on the Grand Barrier Island of Gasparilla, Boca Grande is situated halfway between Ft. Meyers and Sarasota. Pristine accommodations await you in this newly refurbished family-friendly condo which sleeps 8 with 1 king bed, 2 twin beds and a loft with 4 twin beds. Experience the convenience and comforts of home with a fully-equipped kitchen, 3 baths, washer/dryer, 3 flat screen TVs, linens and towels, pool, hot tub, BBQ pit, plus lighted tennis courts, accessible boat slips for rent and a screened-in porch overlooking spectacular views of Charlotte Harbor, Intracoastal waterway and the Gulf of Mexico. Located near a bike path that leads to town, there is much to do including golf, kayaking, sailing, shopping and boating. Known as the "Tarpon Capital of the World," try casting your pole to some of the finest shallow water in-shore fishing or deep sea off-shore fishing to be found anywhere. Easily access to Charlotte County Stadium, the spring training site of the Tampa Bay Rays, and the home to Tampa Bay's High A-affiliate team, the Charlotte County Stone Crabs. Mutually agreeable date.

The Gage Family

41.

Priory Graduation with High Honors Magna Cum Laude Honor your son. Head straight for the front pew of the Abbey Church for Mass, followed by the Senior graduation ceremony. The first row will be reserved for your entourage of approximately 12 guests. For your convenience, 2 parking spots have been reserved just for you. Following the ceremony, let your son know how proud you are of him with a party celebrating his accomplishments. A $500 certificate from Specialized Catering and a $300 certificate from Weinhardt Party Rentals will help you plan the perfect graduation party. Also included is a needlepoint pillow with the Priory crest, that can be finished with initials and graduation year to your specification.

Saint Louis Priory School Specialized Catering Weinhardt Party Rentals Mrs. Molly Mulvihill

42.

Wine Dinner at Sunset 44 Bistro with Limo Primo Bistro!

You and 7 lucky guests are not only invited to enjoy a 5-course dinner and wine tasting prepared by Priory parent Bob Menendez at Sunset 44 Bistro, but also will be chauffeured there in style in a stretch limousine. You are guaranteed to be wowed as Bob creates several of his house specialties and pairs each course with its proper wine selection. Call Bob for a mutually agreeable date for your special evening of guiltless self-indulgence. Enjoy your limo, too, not only for the ride to the restaurant, but perhaps for another stop before your head hits the pillow, with 4 hours total limo time.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Menendez, Jr. Best Transportation

Main Auction 43.

Watching from the Wings Stage Left Stop wondering what really goes on backstage at The Muny. Now you can see firsthand what happens behind the scenes of Forest Park's beloved outdoor theatre. You and 3 others can visit backstage during a performance where all the excitement of set changes and chorus cues will be just inches away. As you are enjoying the production from the wings, actors will be rushing past, direction will be called out and you will see what only a true insider usually sees. Experience a Muny production in this unique way for one act and watch the other act from the comfort of 4 choice seats. Must be 10 or older. Muny to determine which production will be available for "watching from the wings" after June 1.

Dr. Stephen Keller and Anna Pollizi-Keller

Treasures of the Dome

Treasures of the Dome Rules A number of premium items will be available for bidding in this area. They will be displayed in the Corley Gymnasium and will be auctioned in four sections, or sets of 30 minute intervals, during dinner and throughout the Main Auction. You can monitor the bidding progress by checking the overhead display screens in the dining room. The screens will be updated with current bidding information every 10 seconds. Following are the section closing times.

Section Section Section Section

One: Two: Three: Four:

Closes at 8:15 PM Closes at 8:45 PM Closes at 9:15 PM Closes 5 minutes after Main Auction ends

TREASURES OF THE DOME

Initial bids for items in this section may be placed on the bid sheets located at the Treasures of the Dome display in the Corley Gymnasium. When seating for dinner commences, the bid sheets will be pulled from the area and the highest bid on each will be entered. To place a Treasures of the Dome bid, complete a bid card located on your dining table and include the package number, description, your name, paddle number and bid. Bid cards must be legible. Give the bid card to the runner assigned to your table or personally hand deliver your bid card to the Bid Card Manager located outside the bid input area, located on the north wall of the dining room. Runners are instructed to deliver the bid cards to the input area frequently and return immediately to their table assignments.

Notification of section closings will be made over the PA system approximately 5 minutes prior to closing. Runners will remain near your table until the round closes to accept last minute bids. All bids must be received at the bid input area by section closing time to be considered.

Winning bids will be delivered to your table and also posted at the display booth as soon as possible.

The Concierge, located in the dining room, will also be able to assist you in determining if you have a winning bid. In the event of a tie for the winning bid, each bidder will be given the opportunity to increase his/her bid. The highest bid wins.

Paying or bribing students to act as a personal runner is strictly prohibited.

Treasures of the Dome – Quick View SECTION ONE - Closes at 8:15 PM

SECTION TWO - Closes at 8:45 PM

SECTION THREE - Closes at 9:15 PM

SECTION FOUR -

101 Bentley Fine Portraiture 102 Asprey Collection 103 Chef’s Dinner at Il Bel Lago for 6 104 3 Month Wellbridge Membership 105 Tennis Clinic and Lunch for 12 106 Olive Oil Tasting Party 107 PSAT Prep 108 Professional Teeth Whitening 109 July Muny Show – Your Choice 110 Cinco de Mayo Fiesta 111 Shadow an Eye Doctor 112 Robust Wine Dinner for 4 113 Ernest Trova “Falling Man” Pendant 114 Dinner at CJ Muggs and The Rep 115 Lewis and Clark Institute Scholarship 116 Saks Gift Basket 117 Baby Phat Glamour Girl 118 Private Wine Tasting at WineStyles for 10 119 Pastry Chef for a Day at LaBonne Bouche 120 College Comfort Basket 301 Broken Star Pattern Handmade Quilt 302 Kiawah Golf & Tennis Resort for 1 Week 303 “Cats” with Backstage Tour & Dinner for 6 304 Paul Manno’s 4-Course Chef Dinner for 4 305 Shadow a Cardio Thoracic Surgeon 306 Notre Dame vs Stanford 4 Ticket Package 307 Noboleis Vineyards Tour, Tasting & Lunch 308 “Beauty and the Beast” and Bartolino’s for 6 309 Frank Patton Interiors $1000 Gift Certificate 310 Renee McMahon Images Photo Session 311 Candlestick Lamp with Gold Silk Shade 312 20 Hours of Drivers Ed Instruction 313 PSAT Prep 314 Night with “Young Frankenstein” at the Fox 315 Innsbrook Chalet and Golf Weekend 316 The Ultimate Fleur de Lis Basket 317 Flying B Duck Club Duck Hunt for 4 318 Professional Dental Bleaching System

201 Wool and Linen Neutral Gold Tone Rug 202 CODI Necklace 203 Anna Marie Island, FL for 1 Week 204 Chef Dinner at Trattoria Branica for 6 205 Marvelous Mardi Gras Basket 206 Fleming’s Wine and Hors d’ oeuvres for 10 207 Nieman Marcus Diva Beauty Party for 4 208 VIP Party Patio Tickets to Verizon for 4 209 Bug Light Air Hockey Table 210 Greek Studio Art Dinner for 2 211 Lynn West Guilded Angel 212 Night at Ritz, Dance St. Louis, ARAKA 213 1840’s Log Cabin Overnight and Oishi for 2 214 College Care Package 215 Custom Design Landscape Plan 216 Villa in Calhoun County, IL for 1 Week 217 Blue Owl Restaurant Lunch with Mary for 10 218 “The Sound of Music” with Backstage Tour for 6 219 Pin-Up Bowl Party with Party Limo for 10 220 Strauss Peyton Portrait Package

Closes 5 minutes after Main Auction ends

401 Natural Grey Persian Lamb Full Length Coat 402 New Orleans Jazz Fest in April for 2 403 Waterfowl Hunting at Ol’ Blue Farms for 4 404 $4,000 Landscaping Package 405 Shaw Nature Reserve Dinner with Fr. Paul for 10 406 Golf & Lunch at Boone Valley for 4 407 1967 T-Top Corvette Weekend Excursion 408 Kitchen Dinner at Old Warson for 4 409 VIP Grant’s Farm Tour for 10 410 Cardinals Managers’ Den Signed Print 411 Seven Springs Farm Slumber Party for 12 412 18” Strand of Masato Pearls 413 “Wicked” Luxury Box Tickets & Dinner for 4 414 Dinner at Tony’s for 6 415 Diamond & Gold Fleur de Lis Pendant 416 June in Williamsburg Virginia 417 Night at the Ballpark with Field Visit & Tour for 4

Treasures of the Dome (Section 1) - Closing Time: 8:15 PM 101.

Bentley Fine Portraiture $350 Award-winning master photographer, David Bentley, will provide a personal design consultation, a custom photographic session, and original 11x14 image of the subjects of your choice. Schedule this at the time and location of your choice.

Bentley Studio, Ltd.

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Asprey Collection $600 This exclusive luxury desk collection, designed by Asprey of London, consisting of desk tablet, fountain pen, pocket watch, and leather address book, will be an elegant addition to your office or a gift sure to be treasured by any colleague or client.

Friend of Priory

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Chef's Dinner at Il Bel Lago for 6 $550 You and 5 guests are invited to an all-inclusive chef's dinner at Il Bel Lago where you will dine on excellent Italian fare prepared in this beautifully appointed hot spot which boasts pleasant, formal surroundings and excellent service. Includes 2 bottles of wine to enjoy with dinner.

APK FINANCIAL

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3 Month Wellbridge Membership $700 Fulfill that New Year's resolution! Get moving with a 3 month membership that includes 2 personal training sessions. Wellbridge has an exclusive approach to combining fitness and wellness that caters to every lifestyle from active kids to mature programming.

Wellbridge Athletic Club and Spa

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Tennis Clinic and Lunch for 12 $330 Gather up your racquet and 11 of your girlfriends and head to the Frontenac Racquet Club for a 90-minute tennis clinic. Mutually agreeable date for the clinic available during the day, Monday Friday in May or September 2010. Following the clinic, guests will enjoy a box lunch.

Frontenac Racquet Club Lukasek Catering

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Olive Oil Tasting Party $300 Looking for a unique experience? Twelve people will enjoy a private, 1 1/2 hour tasting party, which includes a mini-lesson on olive oil from owner Marianne Prey, followed by tasting of international extra-virgin olive oils and balsamic, wine and fruit vinegars. Enjoy olives, tapanades, dips, and other treats. Includes a 3 liter bottle of 2003 Estancia Pinot Noir. Please feel free to bring other beverages.

Mutually agreeable date.

Extra Virgin an Olive Ovation Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hillboldt

Treasures of the Dome (Section 1) - Closing Time: 8:15 PM 107.

PSAT Prep $1000 This PSAT Full Prep Tutoring package for a member of the class of 2012 consists of 10 hours of tutoring for the 2010 PSAT, plus full-length practice PSAT test, all to be held at the Headquarters Branch of the St. Louis County Library or a mutually agreeable location. Tutoring must begin between June 15 and July 15, and be completed by October 15. Please call 6-8 weeks in advance to ensure tutor availability.

Kleitz Education Group, LLC

108.

Professional Teeth Whitening Dazzling You'll be all smiles after your professional teeth whitening - make an appointment for custom-fitted trays and solutions. Expires January, 2011.

Dr. Mark Taylor

109.

July Muny Show - Your Choice Front And Center Spend a beautiful July evening watching your choice of any Saturday show at The Muny. Choose from "Titanic," "Damn Yankees," or "Cats." Close to the action, these 4 premier box seats are in Box 6, Row F, Seats 3-6.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Collins

110.

Cinco de Mayo Fiesta Muy Loco Throw your own fiesta with a $250 gift certificate to Nachomama's and create your own frozen concoctions with your new Margarita maker, complete with pitcher and 6 glasses.

APK FINANCIAL Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Sigmund Friend of Priory

111.

Shadow an Eye Doctor 20/20 Peek into the world of eye care. Spend the day with staff members of the eye care team at Hill Vision Center in Creve Coeur. Shadow an optician, optometrist Dr. Amy Senica, or opthamologist Gregory A. Hill. To be arranged on a mutually agreeable date in 2010. Must be 14 years or older.

Perfect for a student considering an eye care career.

Gregory A. Hill MD, Hill Vision Services

112.

Robust Wine Dinner for 4 $300 Robust Wine Bar invites your group of 4 to truly experience what wine, food and hospitality are all about. Includes dinner for 4 with wine pairings.

Robust Wine Bar

113.

Ernest Trova "Falling Man" Pendant Wearable Art This 14k gold pendant was designed by St. Louis native Ernest Trova as part of his world famous "Falling Man" series of sculptures, paintings, and prints. Forty of Trova's sculptures were used to establish a St. Louis attraction - Laumier Sculpture Park.

Friend of Priory

Treasures of the Dome (Section 1) - Closing Time: 8:15 PM 114.

Dinner at CJ Muggs and The Rep Thespian's Delight This gift certificate for the Repertory Theatre may be used to purchase 2 tickets for one of the last two productions of the season: "Diary of Anne Frank," (February 10 - March 7) or "The Fantasticks," (March 17 - April 11). Enjoy dinner before the show with the $50 gift certificate to CJ Muggs in Webster Groves.

Drs. Timothy T. '73 and Marianne D. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raybuck '75 CJ Muggs

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Lewis and Clark Institute Scholarship $500 Scholarship offers 3 weeks of enjoyable, enriching educational activities this summer for your K-8th grader. Offered by The Lewis and Clark Institute at its Crestwood location. Available June 21-July 9 or July 12-30.

The Lewis and Clark Institute

116.

Saks Gift Basket $400 Indulge your Valentine with this gift basket of assorted fragrances and cosmetic samples by NARS. Scent-sational!

Saks Fifth Avenue

117.

Baby Phat Glamour Girl $425 Want to be Phat? (Pretty Hot and Tempting) Enjoy a haircut/blow dry from Christopher Stevens' The Salon. Maintain your new look with a silver Baby Phat glamour bag filled with luxurious hair products, pink hair dryer and flat iron, both adorned with Swarovski crystals.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donnelly, Jr. Jerry Dial

118.

Private Wine Tasting at WineStyles for 10 $350 Calling all wanna-be oenophiles. This is your grand opportunity to learn more about wines with 9 of your friends at WineStyles in Chesterfield. You and your guests will be treated to a private tasting of 6 wines, antipasti with cheese platters, and custom tasting notes. Mutually agreeable date and time. Salut!

WineStyles

119.

Pastry Chef for a Day at LaBonne Bouche Bon Appetit Spend a day with baker and decorator Olivier Leguetwatch, owner of LaBonne Bouche, the finest French bakery in the Midwest. Mutually agreeable date.

Olivier Leguetwatch, LaBonne Bouche

120.

College Comfort Basket $275 A perfect send-off for your college freshman to comfortably furnish the dorm room.

Treasures of the Dome (Section 2) - Closing Time: 8:45 PM 201.

Wool and Linen Neutral Gold Tone Rug $1250 The muted gold and ivory tones of this 5'7"x8' wool and linen rug would bring warmth and ambience to any room in your home.

Holly Blumeyer Interior Design Group Ltd.

202.

CODI Necklace $295 You'll look exquisite in this dazzling CODI-original 3 strand gold, silver, and pearl necklace adorned with crystal pendant. Compliments will abound!

CODI, The Boutique

203.

Anna Marie Island, FL for 1 Week $1200 The successful bidder will have the use of a Gulf Watch condo on Anna Maria Island, Florida for the week of February 27 to March 6. This 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo sleeps 6 and is located between the Gulf of Mexico and Saratoga Bay. It has a fully-equipped kitchen and laundry as well as a heated pool within the complex. No substitution on dates.

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Dahm

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Chef Dinner at Trattoria Branica for 6 $500 Dine in high fashion supping on the Italian cuisine grandeur at Trattoria Branica located at Le Chateau Village in Frontenac. Chef Pepe Profeta will prepare an exquisite tableside dinner for 6 complete with wine. Buon appetito!

APK FINANCIAL

205.

Marvelous Mardi Gras Basket $300 A magical evening awaits with this beautiful collection of New Orleans inspired items.

206.

Fleming's Wine and Hors d'oeuvres for 10 $1000 Your party of 10 will enjoy specially prepared hors d'oeuvres complete with wine pairings at Fleming's Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar. Sit back and enjoy as the Fleming's staff guides you through a culinary delight. Weekends and the month of December excluded. Cocktails not included. Winning bidder responsible for 20% gratuity.

Fleming's Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar

207.

Nieman Marcus Diva Beauty Party for 4 Spoiled Rotten You and 3 guests will enjoy an exclusive and personalized make-up application party highlighting the hottest looks and the latest trends of the season. Learn how to update your look and receive practical advice from the product specialist at Neiman Marcus. Expert beauty advisors will provide a private makeover for each pampered participant in the Nieman Marcus beauty salon. After the session, enjoy a spa lunch at Zodiac restaurant and go home with a favor bag as a memento of your day. Expires July 2010; 2-week notice required.

Nieman Marcus

Treasures of the Dome (Section 2) - Closing Time: 8:45 PM 208.

VIP Party Patio Tickets to Verizon for 4 Encore Your VIP concert package includes 4 Harrah's party patio box tickets, parking pass, and 4 VIP Club passes. Specific show subject to availability.

Live Nation

209.

Bud Light Air Hockey Table $450 Just like those in your favorite bar or arcade, this full-size deluxe air hockey table provides hours of competitive fun for friends and family. Includes all accessories.

Mr. and Mrs. James Gorczyca

210.

Greek Studio Art Dinner for 2 Oompah!

Two guests are invited to join Olympic-commissioned artist, Euripides "Rip" Kastaris, for a studio dinner and painting party with hosts Noel and Angie Sevastianos. You will be given a gift of inspiration, "Berry Nice," an original painting of a strawberry from the "Night Kitchen" series.

Then, you'll have the chance to paint with the artist 2 more still life paintings to add to your own series. Enjoy the artist's authentic Greek cuisine including appetizers, island wines from Santorini, ouzo, and stories from the artist's mother country. A night to remember.

Euripides "Rip" Kastaris

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Lynn West Guilded Angel Heavenly This 26" guilded tree-top angel created by artist Lynn West would be the crowning glory on your Christmas tree. Hand-beaded, patiently crafted using imported fabrics, antique embellishments, and the finest materials mark her designs as true treasures of art. This is 3/50 of a limited edition.

Friend of Priory

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Night at Ritz, Dance St. Louis, ARAKA $385 Haven't you always wanted to be "Puttin' on the Ritz?" Now you can. This package includes: 1 weekend evening for 2 at The Ritz Carlton-St. Louis (includes parking); $100 gift certificate to Alumnus Brad Beracha's restaurant, ARAKA, located across from The Ritz Carlton; and 2 tickets to the Moscow Festival Ballet presented by Dance St. Louis on Saturday, April 24. Enjoy all 3 on April 24 or use your Ritz Carlton and ARAKA certificates on another evening.

Mr. and Mrs. William D. Davies, III The Ritz Carlton-St. Louis

213.

1840's Log Cabin Overnight and Oishi for 2 $300 Dine at Oishi with the $50 gift certificate included in this package and then escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a 1-night stay for 2 in a restored 1840's log cabin. Enjoy wine and cheese, retire for a peaceful night's sleep, then wake up and enjoy a delicious breakfast prepared for you by the owner. This historic log cabin is located at Christmas Valley Farm in Wildwood. Mutually agreeable date with donor.

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Virant Oishi Sushi Bar and Restaurant

Treasures of the Dome (Section 2) - Closing Time: 8:45 PM 214.

College Care Package Love From Home Indulge your college student with a monthly care package, September 2010 through May 2011.

Parents of the Priory Class of 2011 will select items to include each month and ship them off to your son or daughter. What a wonderful reminder of their Priory family.

Christi Bayer, Patty Erker, Marietta Hess, Lisa Mulqueeny, Kim Reardon, Kelley Schwartz, Kathey Taiclet, Colleen Thompson

215.

Custom Design Landscape Plan $750 Poynter Landscape and Construction, the expert on luxury outdoor living and winner of 6 national PLANET Environmental Improvement and Design awards, will provide you with consultation and a custom landscape design plan, that will look good not only when completed…but years and years later.

Poynter Landscape and Construction

216.

Villa in Calhoun County, IL for 1 Week $500 Here is your chance for a truly relaxing getaway. You will have a full week to enjoy this gorgeous villa that sits directly on the Mississippi River across from St. Charles, MO. This 2-bedroom, 2-bath villa sleeps 4 comfortably. The Village of Winneberg is great for watching eagles November through February, or enjoy it during the summer with clubhouse and pool. The villa sits atop the bluffs with a 40 mile view in any direction. Mutually agreeable date in 2010.

Mr. and Mrs. David Dahm

217.

Blue Owl Restaurant Lunch with Mary for 10 $545 You and 9 of your friends will enjoy a delicious lunch and a fabulous dessert at the The Blue Owl Restaurant and Bakery in Kimmswick, MO, "Where everything is homemade!" Owner, Mary Hostetter, will put on a cooking demonstration for your group while you enjoy lunch. As hostess, you will receive a copy of Treasures from the Heart and Seasoned with Love, Blue Owl Restaurant cookbooks, and apron.

APK FINANCIAL

218.

"The Sound of Music" with Backstage Tour for 6 Favorite Things The Muny is alive on July 31 with "The Sound of Music." You'll feel like a part of the VonTrapp Family in your 6 fabulous seats located in the last row of Box 7. You will also be treated to a backstage tour.

APK FINANCIAL

219.

Pin-Up Bowl Party with Party Limo for 10 $700 Gather 9 of your friends, hop in your own chauffeured private party limo, and head to "The Loop" for a night of bowling at St. Louis' original bowling alley and martini lounge. You will enjoy 2 hours of bowling on 2 lanes with shoes included. Valid through June 12, 2010.

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Grewe Pin-Up Bowl

Treasures of the Dome (Section 2) - Closing Time: 8:45 PM 220.

Strauss Peyton Portrait Package $450 Includes a personal consultation and a portrait session at the location of your choice and $300 to be applied to your portraits.

Strauss Peyton

Treasures of the Dome (Section 3) - Closing Time: 9:15 PM 301.

Broken Star Pattern Handmade Quilt $1000 This beautiful, handmade quilt, purchased during the 2009 Priory Appalachia mission trip, features a "Broken Star" pattern in Priory school colors. Measuring 93"x102" this quilt would compliment any size bed or make a stunning focal point as a wall hanging. Quilt stand included.

Dr. and Mrs. Scott W. Fosko

302.

Kiawah Island Golf and Tennis Resort for 1 Week $1000 Enjoy 7 nights in a 1-bedroom scenic-view villa at the The Kiawah Island Golf and Tennis Resort, located on a beautiful barrier island just a few miles from historic Charleston, SC. This resort boasts 5 award-winning golf courses, including the Ocean Course, home of the 2012 PGA, and hard and clay tennis courts ranked #1 by Tennisresortsonline.com. Kiawah offers a variety of recreational activities sure to please everyone in your family, from kayaking, nature tours, and bicycling to the beach. Don't miss out on this wonderful vacation opportunity for your family, friends, or hard-to-impress clients. To be used in 2010; holiday weekends not included.

Mr. and Mrs James Werner '81

303.

"Cats" with Backstage Tour and Dinner for 6 Memories Begin your "Purrrr-fect" evening on Monday, July 19 with dinner for 6 under the Culver Pavilion at The Muny. Then enjoy the Muny's production of "Cats" from your box seats located in Box 2, Row G, Seats 1-6. Complete this package with a backstage tour before the show. Parking is a breeze with the VIP Parking pass. Take home the lovely, limited edition "Meet Me in St. Louis" Muny snowglobe as a wonderful remembrance of your summer evening at The Muny.

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Finnegan Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Fournie

304.

Paul Manno's 4-Course Chef Dinner for 4 $375 At Paul Manno's you will half expect to see Sammy, Deano, or Frankie walk in the front door as you are wowed by the impeccable service and phenomenal food. Paul will personally select a 4-course meal and prepare it tableside with wine pairings for your party of 4. Even the "rat pack" did not get this level of special service. Valid Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, or Friday.

Paul Manno's Ristorante

305.

Shadow a Cardio Thoracic Surgeon Heart Stopping Is your son or daughter aspiring to be a physician? Are you tired of living your dreams watching TV medical shows? This is your chance to observe a cardio thoracic surgeon at work in an operating room, and also see the rest of the hospital and how it functions for heart surgery patients. Great for anyone interested in a health care career.

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen D'Orazio

306.

Notre Dame vs Stanford 4 Ticket Package Go Irish!

Head to South Bend as Notre Dame takes on Stanford September 25. Included in your package are 4 game tickets, a parking hang tag and $100 gift certificate to the Notre Dame bookstore.

George and Jackie Paletta Notre Dame Group Gift

Treasures of the Dome (Section 3) - Closing Time: 9:15 PM 307.

Noboleis Vineyards Tour, Tasting and Lunch $800 Tour Noboleis Vineyard and Winery in Augusta, MO. At this state-of-the-art winery, you and 7 friends will be treated to a tour by the owner and a special tasting with the winemaker. A gourmet lunch in a private dining room overlooking the vineyards will cork this wonderful afternoon.

Noboleis Vineyards

308.

"Beauty and the Beast" and Bartolino's for 6 Be Our Guest "Be Our Guest" for dinner at Bartolino's with a $150 gift certificate and feel like a "Belle" at The Muny's production of "Beauty and the Beast" on Saturday, June 26 in your "Beastly-good" 6 box seats located in the last row of Box 7. Includes a Muny snow globe as a memento of your evening.

APK FINANCIAL

309.

Frank Patton Interiors $1,000 Gift Certificate $1000 Enjoy the comfort, style, and elegance that Frank Patton Interiors has brought to so many St. Louis homes. It will be hard to decide how best to use your $1,000 gift certificate as you browse Frank Patton's showroom filled with fine furniture, art, lamps, and accessories that go from casual to formal...traditional to contemporary.

Frank Patton Interiors

310.

Renee McMahon Images Photo Session $675 The lucky bidder will receive a portrait session with Renee McMahon and a 16x20 gallery wrapped canvas portrait of that sitting.

Renee McMahon Images

311.

Candlestick Lamp with Gold Silk Shade $640 This beautiful candlestick lamp with custom gold silk shade and finial would be a perfect accessory to brighten any area of your home.

Holly Blumeyer Interior Design Group Ltd.

312.

20 Hours of Drivers Ed Instruction $1100 Feel more confident about your new teen driver after he or she completes this program of 10 2-hour driving lessons to prepare for the driving test.

Chris Brun, Ace Driving School

313.

PSAT Prep $1000 This PSAT Full Prep Tutoring package for a member of the class of 2012 consists of 10 hours of tutoring for the 2010 PSAT, plus full-length practice PSAT test, all to be held at the Headquarters Branch of the St. Louis County Library or a mutually agreeable location. Tutoring must begin between June 15 and July 15, and be completed by October 15. Please call 6-8 weeks in advance to ensure tutor availability.

Kleitz Education Group, LLC

Treasures of the Dome (Section 3) - Closing Time: 9:15 PM 314.

A Night with "Young Frankenstein" at the Fox $540 The classic Mel Brooks movie is ALIVE...and it's headed here! This package includes 8 tickets to see "Young Frankenstein" at the Fox Theatre on Saturday, May 15 at 8:00 PM. You will have a monstrously good time at this production. Includes 2 VIP parking passes and access to the Fox Club.

Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Lenke

315.

Innsbrook Chalet and Golf Weekend $525 Only an hour from St. Louis, spend the weekend in a lakeside chalet that sleeps 6. Enjoy the peace and quiet while lounging around the lake or enjoying the view from the deck. Weekend get-away includes golf for 4 with carts at the nationally recognized Innsbrook Resort Golf Course. Mutually agreeable date before October 1, 2010, excludes holiday weekends.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reitz Innsbrook Resort and Golf Course

316.

The Ultimate Fleur de Lis Basket $300 Elegant is the only way to describe this collection of Fleur de Lis inspired pieces.

317.

Flying B Duck Club Duck Hunt for 4 $1000 You and 3 guests will enjoy an exciting duck hunt at the Flying B Duck Club in St. Charles, MO. Arrive at the crack of dawn, come for the afternoon or spend the entire day hunting waterfowl. All hunters must be in compliance with state and federal hunting regulations. Mutually agreeable date.

Mr. and Mrs. William K. Busch. Sr. '78

318.

Professional Dental Bleaching System $480 Whiten your smile with this professional dental bleaching. Includes in-office impressions to fabricate custom bleaching trays. Also includes bleaching materials for home use.

Dr. and Mrs. Michael Wallace

Treasures of the Dome (Section 4) - Closes 5 Minutes After Main 401.

Natural Grey Persian Lamb Full Length Coat $10000 What well-dressed woman could ignore a head turning coat? This stunning silver/grey persian lamb coat designed by Michael Kors for Nieman Marcus was worn only once to a special occasion, treated with the utmost care and has been professionally stored in a cool, dark, climate-controlled environment. It is a size 8, full length, timeless pencil coat style that is universally flattering. This coat is crying to be shown off; be the fashion forward woman to get it out and about. Appraisal from Nieman Marcus for $10,000 included.

Friend of Priory

402.

New Orleans Jazz Fest in April for 2 $880 This New Orleans Jazz Festival weekend getaway includes a 3-night stay for 2 guests in a king room at the Drury Inn and Suites Friday, April 23 through checkout on Monday, April 26. Spend 2 days at this cultural fest with 4 general admission tickets to the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, honored as 4 time winner of Festival of the Year by "Pollster" magazine. Stir your soul with 12 stages of live indigenous music styles including jazz, gospel, cajun, zydeco, blues, R&B, rock, funk and many more along with weekend headliners Lionel Richie, Anita Baker, Simon and Garfunkel and the Allman Brothers Band just to name a few. Satisfy your gastric senses with some of the finest tastes in Creole, Cajun and International cuisines with samples of signature dishes featuring local ingredients from celebrated chefs, farmers, fishermen and home cooks. Stroll the craft booths and bring home that special souvenir chosen from 300 regionally and nationally acclaimed artists skilled in original paintings, sculptures, clothing, leather, jewelry, musical instruments, handblown glass and other handcrafted artworks evoking the state's unique cultural history.

Mitch '76 and Jack Pollvogt Drury Hotels Friend of Priory

403.

Waterfowl Hunting at Ol' Blue Farms for 4 $1200 A day of waterfowl hunting for 4 at Ol' Blue Farms on a mutually agreeable date during the 2010 season. OBF is located in northern St. Charles County off Highway 79 just south of Old Monroe Road. Hunt morning, midday, and afternoon in your choice of 6 blinds on 110 acres. Relax between hunts in a comfortable and spacious clubhouse. Food and drink provided. Hunters need to furnish their own licenses, guns, shells, and gear. A guaranteed quacking-good time!

Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Puettmann

404.

$4,000 Landscaping Package $4000 Spruce up your front entryway or create that dream garden you've been longing to start. MidWest Scapes will help you get started with top soil, labor, design and plant material valued up to $4,000 for your residential or commercial property project.

MidWest Scapes, LLC

Treasures of the Dome (Section 4) - Closes 5 Minutes After Main 405.

Shaw Nature Reserve Dinner with Father Paul for 10 Back To Nature Gather 9 friends for an unforgettable dinner and tour at the Shaw Nature Reserve. Travel through the reserve in their Wilderness Wagon for this progressive dinner: hors d'oeuvres on the terrace overlooking the Whitmire Wildflower Garden, dinner at the Maritz Trail House and dessert by candlelight within strolling distance of the wetland. The Nature Reserve was established by the Missouri Botanical Garden in 1925 and is located in Gray Summit, 35 miles west of St. Louis. For the piece de resistance, you will be chauffeured to Shaw Nature Reserve by our very own Father Paul, who will join you for dinner as well. Mutually agreeable date in spring, summer or fall.

Friend of Priory

406.

Golf and Lunch at Boone Valley Golf Club for 4 $1000 You and 3 friends will enjoy "unaccompanied guest" status for a round of golf and lunch at Boone Valley Golf Club in Augusta, MO, located on the bluffs above the Missouri River Valley, a scenic 35 mile drive from St. Louis.

The Kopsky Family

407.

1976 T-Top Corvette Weekend Excursion Free And Easy Yeah baby! Lean back behind the wheel of an original 1976 T-Top Corvette. Nod knowingly as people point and wave at the cool couple in that awesome car winding its way through the back roads to historic Ste. Genevieve, MO. Listen to the rumble of American Muscle as it pulls you through the custom designed route of small river towns like New Athens and Evansville, IL. Stop for lunch at a floating bar on the Kaskaskia River, before taking the ferry across the Mississippi River to Ste. Genevieve. The package includes a Saturday night stay at the newly remodeled Inn Ste. Gemme Beauvais Bed and Breakfast. Vehicle delivery on Friday afternoon and pick up on Sunday evening.

Date to be mutually agreeable and subject to Inn availability. Must be 21.

Jerry and Sarah Dow

408.

Kitchen Dinner at Old Warson for 4 Exclusive Experience a night to remember with a 7-course dinner and wine pairings in the kitchen at Old Warson Country Club with executive chef, Dan Holtgrave. Priory parents John and Jane Notter will host your party of 4 on a mutually agreeable date.

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Notter

409.

VIP Grant's Farm Tour for 10 Cheers Enjoy a 3-hour VIP tour of this historic St. Louis landmark. In addition to a private expedition of Grant's Farm, you will have an opportunity to view the first floor of the Busch Family main residence while enjoying a Budweiser. This unique tour will let you see the elephants, visit the Clydesdales and enjoy a complete Grant's Farm experience you'll never forget. This package also includes lunch in the Bauernhof. Mutually agreeable date in the 2010 Tour Season. Expires October 31, 2010.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Busch '81

Treasures of the Dome (Section 4) - Closes 5 Minutes After Main 410.

Cardinals Managers' Den Signed Print $1000 This is a St. Louis baseball lover's dream. A must see collection of 3 prints in 1 frame depicting Sportsmans Park, the original Busch Stadium and the new Busch Stadium signed by St. Louis Cardinals managers Red Schoendienst, Whitey Herzog, and Tony LaRussa.

Mr. Carlo Herbosa '14 Mr. Christian Herbosa '09 Mr. John Monterubio '02

411.

Seven Springs Farm Slumber Party for 12 Up All Night Ladies, pack your overnight bag, because you and 11 friends will be treated to a fabulous adventure in this comfortable country getaway known as the Mulvihill's Seven Springs Farm. Assemble Saturday mid-afternoon, then settle in for an evening of drinks, dinner and talk, with Director of Admission, Tom Mulvihill, handling the culinary duties. Fr. Dominic will say Mass and join the group for dinner. Savor the bloodies and brunch in the morning, then it's back to reality!

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Mulvihill, Jr. '80 Father Dominic Lenk, OSB

412.

18" Strand of Masato Pearls $4000 Every well-appointed woman needs a fabulous strand of pearls in her jewelry wardrobe. Why not these from Masato, the highly acclaimed leaders in the Japanese cultured pearl industry? Masato is valued for its patented technique to cultivate the perfect round pearl and for major breakthroughs in mining larger pearls. This 18" strand of high luster, snowy white pearls is exquisitely offered with an appraisal value of $4,000.

Dr. Ralph Colpitts '68

413.

"Wicked" Luxury Box Tickets and Dinner for 4 $1000 Your spellbinding evening includes dinner at The Fox Club and 4 luxury box seats for the Saturday, June 26 8:00 PM performance of "Wicked." Includes a parking pass.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rich

414.

Dinner at Tony's for 6 Five Star Treat yourself to dinner for 6 at Tony's, St. Louis' most venerated dining establishment, with a reputation for delivering impeccable service and exceptional food. Provide two days notice; Friday and Saturday evenings are excluded. Mutually agreeable date and time.

Tony's Restaurant Mr. Vincent J. Bommarito Mr. James D. Bommarito '84

415.

Diamond and Gold Fleur de Lis Pendant $1450 This beautiful custom designed 14k yellow gold pendant, adorned with diamonds, was created for Mardi Gras Xanadu by Lordo's Diamonds and comes complete with an appraisal.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greisedieck, III Lordo's Diamonds

Treasures of the Dome (Section 4) - Closes 5 Minutes After Main 416.

June in Williamsburg Virginia $2300 Nestled in the woodlands of Williamsburg Virginia's rolling countryside is the graceful resort of Marriott's Manor Club at Ford's Colony. Rewind and go back in time but enjoy the modern day conveniences of this spacious 2-bedroom villa comfortably sleeping 6 with 2 king beds and 1 sofa bed, 2 baths, a fully stocked kitchen with cookware/tableware, separate living and dining areas, washer/dryer and complimentary wireless internet service. Discover the award-winning championship golf courses of Ford's Colony or take a short drive to nearby attractions. Experience Busch Gardens, Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area taking you back more than 220 years to the eve of the American Revolution, a road trip visit to the College of William and Mary, the Jamestown Settlement that immerses you in the world of the first permanent English colonists, the Yorktown Battlefield where American independence was won and many other sites to satisfy your taste for a vacation destination rich in historical flavor. Available the week of Friday, June 11 - Friday, June 18.

Dr. and Mrs. Scott W. Fosko

417.

Night at the Ballpark with Field Visit and Tour for 4 Go Crazy!

A night to remember. What 4 passionate baseball fans wouldn't love the opportunity to get an exclusive tour of Busch Stadium, followed by a field visit during batting practice, to then root for the Cards from field box seats? Show your Cardinals spirit on Tuesday, June 15, as the Cards battle the Seattle Mariners.

St. Louis Cardinals

Auction Wish List

Silent Auction

Silent Auction Rules Rules •

Silent Auction items include those available for bidding in these areas: Priory Classics; Sports, Electronics & Collectibles; Emporium, Antiques & Gifts; Baskets; and Certificates. All items are on display in corresponding booths located in the Corley Gymnasium. (Please refer to the Auction Floor Plan on page 16.)

• Bids are accepted on all Silent Auction items until the section closes. (Please refer to the Schedule on page 15 for respective closing times.)

• All Silent Auction items have bid sheets. Each time you bid, please print legibly your paddle number, name and the amount of your bid. If we cannot read your bid, it will be considered invalid.

Continue to write your bids on the bid sheets until section closes.

• Please note the minimum bid raise amount. If you do not raise the bid by that amount, your bid will be invalid.

Miscellaneous

Bookstore Items (Cash and Carry)

A limited number of unique bookstore items are available for purchase this evening in the Priory Classics Section. Designed exclusively for Saint Louis Priory, sales of the Heritage jewelry and pillow collection benefit Xanadu. In addition, orders for the popular Legacy pillows will also be taken. All purchases must be by check, credit card or bookstore account charge.

Priory Classics

Priory Classics - Closing Time: 8:30 PM 500.

18k Gold Priory Crest Cuff Links

$2250

Pass the tradition on with this one-of-a-kind legacy keepsake. Handmade by alumnus and Priory dad, Allan Link, these 18k gold Priory cuff links are sure to be valued from generation to generation. Combined with your custom-made men's shirt from Savile Row and personalized using the Monograms For You gift certificate, you will be the picture of a perfect Priory gentleman.

Dr. Allan Link, III '73 and Mrs. Mary Cittadino Savile Row Monograms for You

501.

Class of 2010 John Pils Saint Louis Priory Print

Graduation Gift

Signed by each member of the Class of 2010, this framed John Pils print of the Saint Louis Priory campus makes a wonderful remembrance of 6 friend-filled years for a lucky senior.

Friend of Priory

502.

Class of 2012 John Pils Saint Louis Priory Print

Sophomore Special

A wonderful keepsake for any member of the Class of 2012 by legendary artist, John Pils. A beautiful framed print of the Saint Louis Priory campus signed by each member of the Sophomore class.

Friend of Priory

503.

Class of 2014 John Pils Saint Louis Priory Print

Jr. School Memory

What better way for your son to remember his days at Priory than with this beautiful framed John Pils print of the Priory campus signed by all the members of the 8th grade class.

Friend of Priory

504.

VIPP - Very Important Procrastinator Parking

Extra Z's

This is the ultimate indulgence for your Priory student - a reserved high school parking space for the 2010-11 school year just steps from Priory's front door. He will be forever grateful for those extra minutes in bed after a late night of hitting the books!

Saint Louis Priory School

505.

Gift Certificate for MBS Direct

$400

Take $400 off your student's book bill next school year. MBS Direct is the preferred provider of books for Priory students.

MBS Direct

506.

Priory Needlepoint Belt

Preppy

Stitched by Priory mom, Molly Mulvihill, this needlepoint belt includes the Priory crest, and will be completed with initials and customized to fit. Winning bidder is responsible for belt finishing.

Mrs. Molly Mulvihill

507.

Our Lady and Jesus Reflection Photograph

Inner Peace

Captured by Brother Mark, this reflective photo embraces the beauty of Our Lady holding The Infant Jesus.

Brother Mark Kammerer, OSB

Priory Classics - Closing Time: 8:30 PM 508.

"Pick Your Locker" in the Junior School, 2010-11

Top Shelf

The winning bidder's current Form I son will have his pick of the lockers for his 8th grade year (2010-11).

That's a winning combination!

Saint Louis Priory School

509.

Two Closing Night Tickets to "Brigadoon"

Priory Stars

Not only an entertaining night out, but also a great way to support the local talent at Saint Louis Priory School. Two tickets for reserved premier seats in the Kevin Kline Theatre to see "Brigadoon" closing night, Sunday, February 14 at 7:30 PM. Saint Louis Priory School

510.

Father Bede's Knit Scarf and an Afternoon at the Botanical Garden

Heartwarming

New for Mardi Gras Xanadu, Father Bede has knitted a scarf in Priory red and blue. A one of a kind treasure.

The winning bidder will also have the opportunity to spend an afternoon with Father Bede at the Missouri Botanical Garden. Package includes 6 Garden passes to be used on a mutually agreeable date.

Father Bede Price, OSB

511.

Priory Pride Basket

$350

School spirit abounds with this basket of "Everything Priory."

512.

Lustrium Priory Ring for the Class of 2012 or 2013

$200

This offering is for current freshman and sophomore parents! Use this gift certificate to purchase your son's handsome Saint Louis Priory class ring. Certificate may be used to upgrade to a white or yellow gold ring.

Chris Cuquet - Jostens

513.

Junior School "First In Carpool Line"

A Little Extra Time

Give yourself a little extra time each afternoon as you will have a reserved, named spot in the front the Junior School carpool line for the 2010-11 school year. Valid for 2010/11 Form I and II parents.

Saint Louis Priory School

514.

Stained Glass Panel of the Abbey Church

Inspired

This beautiful 16x17 1/2 stained glass panel of the Abbey Church was created exclusively for Mardi Gras Xanadu 2010 by the 2009 Xanadu Stained Glass Class under the guidance of Brother Francis Hein.

Saint Louis Priory School

515.

Baby Rebel Tag Blanket

Sweet Dreams

What little baby Rebel wouldn't love this adorable tag blanket? Handmade by Mickey Williams, grandmother of Form I student, Patrick Lane.

Mrs. Mickey Williams

516.

Custom Priory Letter Jacket

Looking Good

Next school year, the winning bidder's son will be sporting his custom leather jacket. Jacket must be ordered through the bookstore in the fall of 2010.

Priory Bookstore

Priory Classics - Closing Time: 8:30 PM 517.

Honorary Priory Assistant Football Coach

Touchdown

One lucky bidder will help lead the Rebels to victory at a Saturday home varsity game during the fall 2010 football season as the honorary assistant football coach. Eat breakfast with the team and sit in on the pre-game coach/team strategy session. You will appreciate a unique perspective of the game while enjoying the action with the team. Huddle up after the victory and enjoy the post-game locker room revelry! Mutually agreeable date with Coach Combs.

Mr. Martin Combs Saint Louis Priory School

518.

A Day at Busch Stadium for the Boys

Go Cards

Your son and 3 friends can enjoy a Cardinals Baseball Game with all the trimmings! Carrie Riefle and a guest will accompany the boys as they enter Busch Stadium like members of the Press to watch batting practice and get autographs. Includes $200 for food and beverage. Mutually agreeable game date.

Mr. and Mrs. Drew Dubray Mr. and Mrs. Roger Herman George and Jackie Paletta Ms. Carrie Riefle

519.

Basket with 15 Handstamped Greeting Cards

Greetings

Silver Snowflake Basket containing 15 handstamped greeting cards and envelopes. Created by Priory mom, Georgia Mohrmann.

Mrs. Georgia Mohrmann

520.

Sterling Silver Pendant with Facetted Garnet

Breathtaking

Gorgeous circular sterling silver pendant with a 5mm facetted garnet on an 18" chain. Created by metalsmith Vickie Altepeter, sister of Dan '00, Andy '02 and Joe '10.

Dr. and Mrs. H. Martin Altepeter '70 Ms. Vickie Altepeter

521.

VIPP - Very Important Procrastinator Parking

Extra Z's

This is the ultimate indulgence for your Priory student - a reserved high school parking space for the 2010-11 school year just steps from Priory's front door. He will be forever grateful for those extra minutes in bed after a late night of hitting the books!

Saint Louis Priory School

522.

Foursome for Priory Scholarship Scramble

Hole-In-One

You and 3 friends can spend the day golfing while assistingwith the Priory scholarship effort. Join the fun at the Priory Scholarship Scramble at Gateway National Golf Links on Friday, June 11.

Saint Louis Priory School Alumni Board of Directors

523.

Framed Photo of Priory's Stained Glass Millennial Window

Glorious

This beautiful framed photograph is truly a Priory Classic. Taken by Brother Mark, this photograph captures the exquisite colors in Brother Symeon's Stained Glass Millenial Window.

Brother Mark Kammerer, OSB

Priory Classics - Closing Time: 8:30 PM 524.

BBQ for 20 at the Switzer House

Melt In Your Mouth

Invite 19 of your friends to a delicious barbecue feast at the Switzer House. All fun and no work. All the food, drink, set-up and clean-up provided by your own St. Louis Priory Alumni. What a perfectly easy way to entertain. Mutually agreeable date in May, June, July or August. You never know who will stop by.

Saint Louis Priory School Alumni Board of Directors

525.

Handmade Rosary by Father Augustine

Hail Mary

Handmade by Father Augustine, this beautiful Rosary features hematite and onyx beads with a detailed cross.

Comes with a lifetime repair guarantee.

Father Augustine Wetta, OSB

526.

Christ Icon on Wood

Amen

One of the first images of Christ depicted in the Early Church, Christ Pantocrator (Ruler and Lord of all) has been recreated by Brother John for Xanadu. Hand painted on wood.

Brother John McCusker, OSB '01

527.

Two Opening Night Tickets to "Brigadoon"

Priory Stars

Not only an entertaining night out, but also a great way to support the local talent at Saint Louis Priory School. Two tickets for reserved premier seats in the Kevin Kline Theater to see "Brigadoon" opening night, Thursday, February 11 at 7:30 PM. Saint Louis Priory School

528.

Form I "Go to the Head of the Lunch Line" Pass

Chow Down

There's nothing like a hungry junior schooler! Help him "cut" in front of the Junior School lunch line with this year-long pass. Valid for a current 7th grader for the 2010-11 school year.

Saint Louis Priory School

529.

Hand-Carved Mr. and Mrs. Claus "Kissing Santas"

Ho Ho Ho

Thom Gleich, noted wood carver from Iowa, has created this special hand-carved, hand painted miniature Mr. and Mrs. Claus, 1st edition "Kissing Santas." This special carving is signed by the sculptor and can be personalized for the winning bidder by the artist on the night of the auction.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gleich Mr. Thom Gleich

530.

Saint Louis Priory School 2 Week Academic Camp

$165

Let your son brush up on his Latin or get a head start in math this summer with a 2 week Priory Academic camp! All the fun of a Priory classroom in shorts and a T-shirt!

Saint Louis Priory School

531.

Saint Louis Priory School 2 Week Sports Camp

$200

Punt, pass, kick...! Your son can do it all at Priory for 2 weeks if you are the lucky bidder for this 2-week Priory Sports Camp.

Saint Louis Priory School

Priory Classics - Closing Time: 8:30 PM 532.

Pair of Saddle Back Stools

Sitting Proud

These two 18" saddle back stools have been embellished with the Priory crest by Priory mom and artist, Kathy Cribbin. Truly a two of a kind Priory classic!

Mrs. Kathy Cribbin Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Thomas

533.

Set of Two Enameled Copper Christmas Ornaments.

Extraordinary

Uniquely crafted by Vickie Altepeter, these fabulous glass and metal ornaments will add elegance to your holiday display.

Dr. and Mrs. H. Martin Altepeter '70 Ms. Vickie Altepeter

534.

Children's Confectionary Cooking Class

Yummy Fun

Perfect for a child's birthday party. Teacher, caterer and Priory mom, Stephanie Zornes, will come to the winning bidder's home to teach 8-10 children how to create delectable chocolate confections. Mutually agreeable date. Expires December 2010.

Mrs. Stephanie Zornes

535.

Two Tickets to 2010 Saint Louis Priory Prom

$150

Add the flowers and a tuxedo, and your junior or senior will be ready for a night of fun at the prom on Saturday, April 24.

Saint Louis Priory School

536.

Basket with 15 Handstamped Greeting Cards

Salutations

Sequined brown basket contains 15 handstamped greeting cards and envelopes created by Priory mom, Georgia Mohrmann.

Mrs. Georgia Mohrmann

537.

Faculty VIP Parking Spot

A+

Honor your son's terrific teacher or organize a group to acknowledge a favorite advisor or coach with his or her own designated parking space for the 2010-11 school year.

Saint Louis Priory School

538.

Priory Plaid Needlepoint Belt

Preppy

Stitched by Priory mom, Amy Schmerold, this Priory plaid needlepoint belt will fit up to a size 36 waist.

Winning bidder is responsible for belt finishing.

Mrs. Amy Schmerold

539.

Framed Leather Artistry of the Priory Crest

$125

Oklahoma artist Carl Queen has created this unique art piece for Mardi Gras Xanadu 2010.

Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hercules

Priory Classics - Closing Time: 8:30 PM 540.

Priory Class of '10 Ceramic Platter

$300

This large ceramic platter is a special testament to the hardworking boys of the Class of 2010. What a unique way to remember your son's classmates with this one of a kind memento. In addition to the Priory crest and year, all the names of the graduating seniors are hand painted on the piece by Kristine and Kate Gage, Priory sister and mom.

Kristine and Kate Gage

541.

Down Filled Embroidered Priory Pillow

$120

Machine embroidered on faux leather fabric, this 14x20 pillow includes a feather insert. Great momento of Priory.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klassen

542.

Dinner To Go for 8

No Fuss Dinner

The perfect opportunity to get the family together without the work involved. Mothers' Club President Mary Rhodes will make and deliver dinner for 8 including appetizers, salad, entree and dessert. Mutually agreeable date.

Mrs. Mary Rhodes

543.

Watercolor Painting of the Abbey Church

Spectacular

Enjoy this beautiful 22x28 watercolor painting of the Abbey Church from above with an artistic rendering of each of the Saint Louis Priory School sports teams, painted by Priory sister, Jessica Sagaartz.

Dr. and Mrs. John Sagaartz Ms. Jessica Sagaartz

544.

Form I Embroidered Fleece Blanket

Cozy

Form I memorabilia. What a great way for your son to remember his first year at Priory. This blue and red fleece blanket custom-made by Priory mom, Terri Hill, features a color photo of the Class of 2015. Blanket is machine washable.

Mrs. Terri Hill

545.

Rally 'Round the Rebels Basket

$300

This basket is sure to please the entire Priory family.

546.

Personalized Rosary

Prayer Partner

What could be lovelier than a personalized Rosary? Priory mom, Mary Rhodes will handmake a Swarovski crystal Rosary for the lucky bidder complete with your initials, or to the winner's specifications.

Mrs. Mary Rhodes

547.

Colleen's Cookies

Scrumptious

Make your next event memorable with Colleen's Cookies. Priory's very own Colleen Thompson will provide $150 worth of cookies for your next party or gift giving occasion. Must be used by November 30, 2010.

Colleen's Cookies

Priory Classics - Closing Time: 8:30 PM 548.

VIPP - Very Important Procrastinator Parking

Extra Z's

This is the ultimate indulgence for your Priory student - a reserved high school parking space for the 2010-11 school year just steps from Priory's front door. He will be forever grateful for those extra minutes in bed after a late night of hitting the books!

Saint Louis Priory School

549.

Made to Order Priory Needlepoint Belt

Preppy

Wear your Rebel pride. This custom needlepoint belt will feature "Rebels," the Priory crest, and your choice of sports emblems or monogram. Sized to order. This belt includes leather and bronze buckle.

Mrs. Peggy Lane

550.

Framed Print of Priory Campus

Whimsical

This framed print of the Priory campus done in a folk art style is truly unique. Created by Bother Symeon, this piece is numbered 291/400.

Friend of Priory

551.

Wooden Lattice Back Armless Chair

Sittin' Pretty

Who will be the lucky winning bidder for this one of a kind wooden chair painted in Priory colors? Hand painted and decoupaged by Priory mom and artist, Kathy Cribbin.

Mrs. Kathy Cribbin Friend of Priory

552.

Hand Painted Framed Mirror

Swantastic

Hand Painted by Priory mom, Cathy Moore, this lovely mirror will bring a bit of the Priory campus into your home. The Priory pond's resident swans grace the top of the frame which measures 28x44.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Moore Friend of Priory

553.

Hand Painted Wine Glasses, Tray and Fine Wine

$240

Wow your friends with this beautiful set of 12 hand painted stemmed white wine glasses and decorative tray. Priory alumni mom, Cathy Klassen, once again shows her wonderful talent by painting for Xanadu. To top off this fabulously glamorous set, you will also receive a fine bottle of wine.

Mrs. Cathy Klassen

554.

Music of the Night by the Priory Boys Choir

La La La

Make your next party, holiday or special occasion an event to remember forever. Twelve talented young men from the Saint Louis Priory School Boys' Choir will give a 15 minute performance for you and your guests on a mutually agreeable date and time.

Saint Louis Priory School Boys' Choir

555.

Garnet and Silver Earrings

Flirty

Created by metalsmith Vickie Altepeter, these stunning earrings will flatter the wearer.

Dr. and Mrs. H. Martin Altepeter '70 Ms. Vickie Altepeter

Priory Classics - Closing Time: 8:30 PM 556.

Afternoon of Fishing and Relaxation with the Mulvihill Boys

Fish Tale

Join Priory Alumni Tom '80, Brecht '08, and Patrick '10 for an afternoon in the country chasing bass and bluegill. Mutually agreeable date in 2010. Includes shore lunch and all beverages. Please bring your own fishing gear.

The Mulvihill Boys - Tom, Brecht and Patrick

557.

Monogrammed Wine Glasses

Cheers

Priory sister, Hilary Salmon, will custom monogram 4 large wine glasses with 1-3 initials in your choice of font and color.

Ms. Hilary Salmon

558.

Five-Page Personally Designed Website

$500

A 5-page website created just for you by our own Director of Technology, Andrea Nunziante. Can be used for personal, community or corporate use. This website will include your domain name and 1 year of hosting.

Andrea will also provide instruction for updating and maintaining the site. Expires in January 2011.

Cyberspace, here I come!

Mr. Andrea Nunziante

559.

Senior Quilt Pillow #1

$100

These distinctive throw pillows are patterned after this year's senior quilt designed by Senior moms Audrey Altepeter and Regina Hedlesky. These heirloom quality pillows contains 10 ties from this year's Senior class and will be a unique memento from the Class of 2010. Pillows were pieced, sewn and quilted by hand.

Mrs. Regina Hedlesky

560.

Senior Quilt Pillow #2

$100

561.

Senior Quilt Pillow #3

$100

562.

Senior Quilt Pillow #4

$100

563.

Senior Quilt Pillow #5

$100

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Sports, Electronics & Collectibles

Special Thanks to our Donors APK FINANCIAL Arizona Cardinals Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Boyer Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Busch ’81 Mr. & Mrs. William Busch ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Philip Callahan Mr. & Mrs. Michael Caparon Mr. & Mrs. Dan Croghan ’81 Mr. & Mrs. David Dahm Mr. Ken Daley Mr. John Denneen & Mrs. Ginger O’Brien Denneen Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Dierdorf Dr. & Mrs. Jame Dimitroff Mr. & Mrs. Sean Donlin Mr. & Mrs. Robert Donnelly, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William Drury, II Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Dunbar Eagle Golf LLC Friend of Priory Mr. & Mrs. John Frost Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Gaffney Dr. & Mrs. Charles Garvin ’76 Golf Tec Improvement Center Mr. & Mrs. James Gould Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gower, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John Hayes The Hercules Family Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hively Mr. & Mrs. J. Jeffrey Hopson J.A. Whitney Mr. & Mrs. William Jochens Mr. Robert Jones & Ms. Terri Goslin-Jones

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Keating Dr. Dirk Killen & Ms. Kristin Daly Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Kopsky Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Lamb Mr. D. Kerns Lane III ’06 John and Gai Lowell Mr. & Mrs. Gary Meadows Drs. James ’74 & Gloria Merenda Nestle Purina PetCare Company Dr. & Mrs. F. Jay Ohmes Patrick ‘03, Kevin ’05 & Dan ’08 O’Neil The Paletta Family Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Ritter River City Rascals Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Ross Southwest Bank Saint Louis Priory School Coaching Staff Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Schlafly ’69 Seventh Wave St. Louis Cardinals Mr. & Mrs. Michael Szatkowski Mr. & Mrs. Amir Tajkarimi Dr. Mark Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Michael Underriner Unique Toy & Game Mr. Andy VanSlyke Mr. & Mrs. Charles Vaporean Mr. & Mrs. John Villa Mr. & Mrs. Gary Vonder Haar Walters Golf Management Mr. & Mrs. William Wasserman Mr. & Mrs. Robert Welsh Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Yoon

Sports (Blue Section) - Closing Time: 9:00 PM 701.

Framed Photo of the 2009 Priory Rebels Varsity Football Team

702.

Framed and Signed Photo of the 2009 Priory Rebels Varsity Football Team Seniors

703.

Framed and Signed Photo of the 2009 Priory Rebels Varsity Football Team Juniors

704.

Football Signed and Dated by the 2009 Priory Rebels C Football Team

705.

Framed and Signed Photo of the 2009 Priory Rebels Varsity Soccer Team

706.

Soccer Ball Signed and Dated by the 2009 Priory Rebels Varsity Soccer Team

707.

Framed and Signed Photo of the 2009 Priory Rebels Varsity Cross Country Team

708.

Framed and Signed Photo of the 2009-2010 Priory Rebels Varsity Basketball Team

709.

Basketball Signed and Dated by the 2009-2010 Priory Rebels Varsity Basketball Team

710.

Framed and Signed Photo of the 2009-2010 Priory Rebels Varsity Wrestling Team

711.

Framed and Signed Photo of the 2009-2010 Priory Rebels Hockey Team

712.

Hockey Stick Signed and Dated by the 2009-2010 Priory Rebels Hockey Team

713.

Framed and Signed Photo of the 2010 Priory Rebels Rugby Team

714.

Rugby Ball Signed and Dated by the 2010 Priory Rebels Varsity Rugby Team

715.

Framed and Signed Photo of the 2010 Priory Rebels Varsity Baseball Team To be Delivered at the End of Their Season

Sports (Blue Section) - Closing Time: 9:00 PM 716.

Baseball Signed and Dated by the 2010 Priory Rebels Varsity Baseball Team to be Delivered at the End of Their Season

717.

Framed and Signed Photo of the 2010 Priory Rebels Varsity Tennis Team to be Delivered at the End of Their Season

718.

Framed and Signed Photo of the 2010 Priory Rebels Varsity Golf Team to be Delivered at the End of Their Season

719.

Framed Photo of the 2009 Priory Rebels Junior Varsity Football Team

720.

Football Signed and Dated by the 2009 Priory Rebels Junior Varsity Football Team

721.

Framed Photo of the 2009 Priory Rebels C Football Team

723.

Framed Photo of the 2009 Priory Rebels Junior Varsity Soccer Team

724.

Soccer Ball Signed and Dated by the 2009 Priory Rebels Junior Varsity Soccer Team

725.

Framed Photo of the 2009-2010 Priory Rebels Junior Varsity Basketball Team

726.

Basketball Signed and Dated by the 2009-2010 Priory Rebels Junior Varsity Basketball Team

727.

Framed Photo of the 2009-2010 Priory Rebels C Basketball Team

728.

Basketball Signed and Dated by the 2009-2010 Priory Rebels C Basketball Team

729.

Framed Photo of the 2009-2010 Priory Eighth Grade Basketball Team

730.

Framed Photo of the 2009-2010 Priory Seventh Grade Basketball Team

731.

Framed Photo of the 2009-2010 Priory Rebels Junior Varsity Wrestling Team

732.

Framed Photo of the 2010 Priory Rebels Junior Varsity Baseball Team to be Delivered at the End of Their Season

Sports (Blue Section) - Closing Time: 9:00 PM 733.

Framed Photo of the 2010 Priory Rebels Junior Varsity Tennis Team to be Delivered at the End of Their Season

734.

Priory Duffle Bag

$35

735.

"Rebels" Baseball Pin with Genuine Austrian Crystals and Colored Stones

$40

736.

"Rebels" Baseball Pin with Genuine Austrian Crystals and Colored Stones

$40

737.

"Rebels" Baseball Pin with Genuine Austrian Crystals and Colored Stones

$40

738.

"Rebels" Baseball Pin with Genuine Austrian Crystals and Colored Stones

$40

739.

"Go Rebels" Soccer Dangle Pin with Genuine Austrian Crystals and Colored Stones

$40

740.

"Go Rebels" Soccer Dangle Pin with Genuine Austrian Crystals and Colored Stones

$40

741.

"Go Rebels" Football Dangle Pin with Genuine Austrian Crystals and Colored Stones

$40

742.

"Go Rebels" Football Dangle Pin with Genuine Austrian Crystals and Colored Stones

$40

743.

"Go Rebels" Basketball Dangle Pin with Genuine Austrian Crystals and Colored Stones

$40

744.

"Go Rebels" Basketball Dangle Pin with Genuine Austrian Crystals and Colored Stones

$40

745.

"Go Rebels" Hockey Dangle Pin with Genuine Austrian Crystals and Colored Stones

$40

746.

"Go Rebels" Hockey Dangle Pin with Genuine Austrian Crystals and Colored Stones

$40

747.

2009 All-Star Materials: Official Program, All-Star Yearbook, Official Baseball, All-Star Game Newspaper Articles

$35

Sports (Blue Section) - Closing Time: 9:00 PM 748.

Mark McGwire 2001 Collectors Edition Bobblehead

$30

749.

Adam Wainwright 2009 Bobblehead

$30

750.

New Orleans 2002 Super Bowl XXXVI Collector Bobblehead

$30

751.

Super Bowl XXXVI Seat Cushion

$10

752.

All-Star Game 2009 Commemorative Magazine and Program

$45

753.

St. Louis Cardinals Yadier Molina Framed 8x10 Photo with Cardinals Medallion

$75

754.

Former St. Louis Cardinals Scott Rolen Framed 8x10 Photo with Busch Stadium Medallion

$75

755.

St. Louis Cardinals Chris Carpenter Framed 8x10 Photo with Cardinals Medallion

$75

756.

Cardinals Greats Flag Banner

$50

757.

Cardinals Greats Flag Banner

$50

758.

"Man on a Mission" Book Autographed by Future Hall of Famer Tony LaRussa and Author Bob Rains

$100

759.

Tony LaRussa Autographed Baseball

Priceless

760.

Authentic St. Louis Cardinals Jersey Autographed by Future Hall of Famer Tony LaRussa

Priceless

761.

2009 All-Star Game Business Planner

$35

762.

Yadier Molina Autographed Baseball

Priceless

763.

Adam Wainwright #50 Autographed Baseball

Priceless

764.

Arizona Cardinals Football Autographed by Number One Draft Pick Chris Wells

Priceless

765.

Replica of the 1967 All-Star Game Ticket Autographed by Orlando Cepeda, Hall of Fame 1999

$450

Sports (Blue Section) - Closing Time: 9:00 PM 766.

Framed Photo of Albert Pujols and Stan Musial Celebrating the Only 2 Cardinals to ever Win NL MVP Award 3 Times

$125

767.

Adam Wainwright #50 Autographed Baseball

Priceless

768.

Stan Musial Replica Statue - 1 of 20 Autographed by "Stan The Man" for the St. Louis Cardinals

Priceless

769.

Red Schoendienst #2 Bobblehead

$30

770.

Tony LaRussa Bobblehead

$30

771.

1986 World Series Replica Trophy

772.

Matt Holliday Photo Ball

773.

Replica of the New Busch Stadium

774.

Replica of the St. Louis Cardinals 1986 World Series Ring

775.

Bob Gibson #45 Bobblehead

$30

776.

Dan Dierdorf Autographed NFL Football

Priceless

777.

Cardinal Nation Basket

$200

It's all here...everything to show your undying support for the Home Team. Go crazy folks, go crazy!

778.

Framed 3 Picture Tribute to St. Louis Cardinals Albert Pujols

$75

779.

Framed Dual Photo of Albert Pujols and Stan Musial

$150

780.

2009 MLB All-Star Game Framed Memorabilia

$100

781.

2006 Olympic USA Poster Autographed by St. Louis Blues Player Keith Tkachuk with 2006 Media Guide

$100

782.

Autographed Keith Tkachuk Phoenix Coyotes Hockey Puck

Priceless

783.

St. Louis Blues Home Jersey Autographed by Hall of Famer Al MacInnis

Priceless

Sports (Blue Section) - Closing Time: 9:00 PM 784.

A McFarlane Sports Pick Figure of Blues Hall of Famer Al MacInnis with Autographed Ice Base

$75

785.

Tkachuk/Go Blues Basket

$150

This basket will make any Keith Tkachuk fan the envy of everyone at the rink.

786.

2009 All-Star Game Official Program - Season Ticket Holder Limited Edition

$15

787.

St. Louis Cardinals DVD- Millions of Cardinals Memories - Busch Stadium 1966-2005

$15

788.

St. Louis Cardinals DVD- Top 10 Greatest Cardinals Moments at Busch Stadium

$10

789.

Framed St. Louis Cardinals Cy Young Award Winner Chris Carpenter Autographed Wheaties Box

Priceless

790.

Plaque of "The Tackle" St. Louis Rams Super Bowl XXXIV Champions

$60

791.

Plaque of Hall of Fame Broadcasting Greats Jack Buck and Harry Caray

$60

792.

Instantly Irish Basket

$375

When at Notre Dame, do as the Irish do. Enjoy!

793.

Framed and Autographed Watercolor Print of Tom Henke

Priceless

794.

Signed Photo of Oakland Raiders' Jeff Barnes 1977-1987

Priceless

801.

2 Cardinals Diamond Box Seats for a Mutually Agreeable Date in the 2010 Season. Section 142, Row E, Seats 3-4.

$230

802.

2 Cardinals Diamond Box Seats for a Mutually Agreeable Date in the 2010 Season. Section 142, Row E, Seats 1-2.

$230

803.

4 Cardinals Tickets for a Mutually Agreeable Date in the 2010 Season.

Section 146, Rows 1 & 2, Seats 6-7.

$356

804.

4 Cardinals vs Los Angeles Angels Tickets. Sunday May 23, 1:15 PM. Section 145, Row 8.

$200

Sports (Blue Section) - Closing Time: 9:00 PM 805.

4 Cardinals Tickets for a Mutually Agreeable Date in the 2010 Season.

Section 157, Row K, Seats 1-4.

$356

806.

2 Cardinals Tickets for a Mutually Agreeable Date in the 2010 Season.

Section 172, Row 19, Seats 7-8.

$78

807.

2 Cardinals Tickets for a Mutually Agreeable Date in the 2010 Season.

Section 172, Row 19, Seats 7-8.

$78

808.

6 Cardinals Field Box Tickets for a Mutually Agreeable Date in the 2010 Season. Section 149, Rows 5-6.

$400

809.

4 Cardinals vs Cubs Tickets. Friday August 13, 7:15 PM. Section 159, Row 4, Seats 5-8.

$180

810.

2 Hour Baseball Clinic with Ken Daley and Andy VanSlyke

Play Ball

811.

Golf and Lunch for 3 at Forest Hills with Sean Donlin

$425

812.

Round of Golf with Carts for 4 at The Courses at Forest Park

$200

Valid anytime Monday-Friday or Saturday and Sunday after 1:00 PM. Not valid on holidays, and holiday weekends.

Expires 12/31/2010.

813.

Gift Certificate for a 90 Minute Swing Evaluation at Golf Tec Improvement Center

$175

814.

One Foursome to Gateway National Golf Links Including Carts

$200

Valid on weekdays and after 1:30 pm on weekends and excludes all major holidays. Expires 11/30/2010.

815.

One Foursome at Pevely Farms with Carts

$200

816.

Group Golf Clinic with Forest Hills Pro, John Hayes

Fore!

Improve your golf game with this 1 hour golf lesson for up to 4 people with John Hayes, head golf professional at Forest Hills Country Club and Form VI dad of twins Joe and Tony. Each student of the game will receive a copy of John's book, Learning Golf with Manuel. Lesson will be given at Forest Hill Country Club on a mutually agreeable date.

817.

Golf Anyone? Basket

$150

No need to visit the pro shop, you will have everything you need to hit the links!

818.

Golf and Lunch for 3 at Sunset Country Club with Dan Croghan

$500

820.

4 Billiken vs Temple Tickets. Wednesday March 3, 7:00 PM. Section 114, Row N, Seats 13-16. Includes Parking Pass.

$120

Sports (Blue Section) - Closing Time: 9:00 PM 821.

4 Billiken vs Rhode Island Tickets. Wednesday February 17, 8:00 PM. Section 108, Rows M & N, Seats 1-2.

$100

822.

4 Ticket Vouchers for the River City Rascals 2010 Season

$24

Good for four lawn/outfield bleacher back tickets. Redeem at box office.

824.

4 Rams Tickets for a Mutually Agreeable 2010 Rams Game. Section 127, Row CC, Seats 5-8.

$300

825.

4 Rams Tickets for Section 137, Row S - Either Arizona Cardinals, Seattle Seahawks or San Francisco 49ers.

$360

826.

4 Blues vs Capitals Tickets. Saturday February 13, at 7:00 PM. Section 327, Row A, Seats 10-13.

$270

827.

4 Blues vs Blackhawks Tickets. Tuesday March 30, 7:00 PM. Section 125, Row G, Seats 5-8.

$228

828.

4 Blues vs Stars Tickets. Saturday April 3, 7:00 PM. Section 125, Row G, Seats 5-8.

$228

830.

4 Blues vs Oilers Tickets. Sunday March 28, 5:00 PM. Section 115, Row A, Seats 5-8.

$948

Includes parking pass and all-inclusivefood and drink.

831.

4 Blues vs Maple Leafs Tickets. Friday February 12, 7:00 PM. Section 115, Row C, Seats 14-17.

$572

Includes parking pass and all inclusive food and drink.

832.

4 Blues vs Capitals Tickets. Saturday February 13, 7:00 PM. Section 117, Row GG.

$766

Includes parking pass and all inclusive food and drink.

833.

4 Blues vs Blackhawks Tickets. Tuesday March 30, 7:00 PM. Section 104, Row CC, Seats 1-4.

Includes parking pass and all inclusive food and drink.

$800

Sports (Red Section) - Closing Time: 8:15 PM 836.

Portable Table Tennis Game

$15

837.

16"x40'' Solid Wood "Skittles" Game by Carrom

$150

838.

Size 3 Roller Blades-FX Gear Galaxy III

$35

839.

Callaway Golf Bag

$150

840.

Foosball Table

$120

841.

Huffy Bike - Cruiser

$100

842.

Ping Golf Club

$15

843.

Roller Blades Size 10

$30

844.

Foosball Table

$120

845.

Excalibur Night Navigator

$75

846.

Vectron Ultralite Flying Saucer-Infrared Remote Control

$60

847.

The Ultimate Hockey Trivia Board Game

$35

848.

Golfer's Putter Pool Game - Plays Like Golf - Shoots Like Pool

$30

849.

One Dozen Titleist DT Roll Golf Balls with St. Louis Cardinals Logo

$30

850.

Dream Team Basketball

$25

851.

Set of Tour X Junior Golf Clubs

$110

852.

Set of Tour 2000 Junior Golf Clubs

$110

853.

Black Punching Bag

$30

854.

Slot Machine

$100

856.

Austin Electric Guitar with Amplifier and Stand

$120

Sports (Red Section) - Closing Time: 8:15 PM 857.

Electric Guitar, Peavey Raptor plus Traynor Bass Amplifier and Accessories

$300

858.

Portable Car Recharger

$75

859.

Ipod Deck

$30

860.

Stereo with Two Speakers

$50

861.

35mm Camera and Case

$100

862.

Ipod Nano 8GB Silver

$200

863.

Wii Guitar Hero World Tour Including Game and Wireless Guitar Controller

$100

864.

Surf Spectacular DVD Collector Set

$25

865.

Military Airpower DVD Collector Set

$25

866.

Snowmobile Madness DVD Collector Set

$25

867.

Electric Keyboard and Stand

$50

868.

Majoring in Mizzou Basket

$200

Everything you need to have a Roaring Tiger Tailgate.

869.

Bluetooth Headset

$40

870.

Ipod 8GB

$200

871.

Offical NHL Men's XL Blues Jersey

$70

872.

Macalester College T-Shirt

$17

873.

Hooded Cardinals Sweat Shirt - XL

$30

874.

Women's XL Champion Double Layer Workout Top

$10

875.

Official Texas A&M Jacket - XL

$75

876.

NCAA Jersey Mizzou Purse

$40

Sports (Red Section) - Closing Time: 8:15 PM 877.

Men's Long Sleeve XL St. Louis Cardinals Grey T-Shirt with Birds on the Bat

$25

878.

1982 Cardinals World Series XL T-Shirt

$20

879.

St. Louis Cardinals 2009 Central Division Champion Men's Large Grey T-Shirt

$25

880.

St. Louis Cardinals Men's XXL All-Star Game Logo Grey Polo

$45

881.

Men's Large National League All-Star Game Jersey

$125

882.

St. Louis Cardinals Men's Red T-Shirt

$20

883.

Women's Medium All-Star Game Grey and White Striped Tank Top

$30

884.

Women's Small St. Louis Cardinals Navy Polo

$27

885.

Women's XL All-Star Game Blue T-Shirt

$30

886.

Girl's Medium All-Star Game T-Shirt

$25

887.

Women's Medium All-Star Game Grey T-Shirt

$25

888.

Women's Pink and White Mesh Cap with St. Louis Cardinals Logo

$20

889.

Women's Large All-Star Game Red Tank Top

$20

890.

Girl's Large Pink Striped Cardinals Jersey

$75

891.

St. Louis Cardinals Pink Tote Bag

$15

892.

Red Baseball City Cap

$17

893.

New ERA Red Pinch Hitter Cap with St. Louis Cardinals Logo

$17

894.

Pujols 5 Cap

$18

895.

New ERA Blue Pinch Hitter Cap with St. Louis Cardinals Logo

$17

896.

Yellow Short Sleeve Men's XL Polo Shirt

$90

Sports (Red Section) - Closing Time: 8:15 PM 897.

All Sports Basket

$60

Your little sports enthusiast will be thrilled with a variety of sports related items.

898.

REI Tan Men's Small Lakebay Jacket

$65

899.

"Guitar Rock" Three CD Set

$30

900.

"Keep Your Eye on the Ball" Book

$15

901.

Smith and Wesson Men's Wristwatch

$25

902.

"The Cubs of 69" Book

$15

903.

"Streak" Book

$15

904.

"Superstars of Baseball" Book

$15

905.

"Baseball an Illustrated History" Book

$60

906.

Fire Magic Outdoor Light

$100

907.

Hampton Bay Black Finish Patio & Grill Light

$25

908.

Blue and Grey Stadium Blanket to be Monogrammed at JA Whitney

$55

909.

Orange North Face Backpack

$80

910.

Black North Face Backpack

$80

911.

Rams Football Snack Helmet

$40

912.

"One Hundred Years of Notre Dame Football" Book

$30

913.

Sporting News' "Heros of the Hall of Fame" Book

$35

914.

"NFL's Greatest" Book

$20

915.

"Sporting News Baseball" Book

$25

916.

"The Ice Bowl" Football Book

$17

Sports (Red Section) - Closing Time: 8:15 PM 917.

"The Super Bowl" Book

$35

918.

Sports Illustrated Football Book

$30

919.

Light Up Hand Painted St. Louis Cardinals Bottle

$40

920.

Michigan State "Spartans" License Plate Frame

$20

921.

St. Louis Cardinals Birdhouse

$25

922.

Small Adidas Elite Sport Duffel Bag

$25

923.

Navy Fleece Priory Sport Blanket

$18

924.

Omega Reflection Telescope

$180

925.

Limited Edition 1965 Ford Mustang Die Cast Replica

$75

926.

Ladies Large Nike Golf Glove (Left Hand)

$10

927.

Ladies Large Nike Golf Glove (Left Hand)

$10

928.

Petanque Lawn Game

$50

929.

Petanque Lawn Game

$50

Auction Wish List

Emporium, Antiques & Gifts

Special Thanks to our Donors Abby Keough Custom Creations APK FINANCIAL Apple of Your Eye Beads Are us Dr. Laurie Burke Byron Cade Gifts Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Charles Carey Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ciapciak ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Collins Edward Cook- Grandfather of Andrew Garner ’06 Mr. and Mrs. William Davies III Mr. & Mrs. Michael DiMarco Dr. & Mrs. James Dimitroff Mr. and Mrs. William Drury II Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Dunbar Ms. Deborah Elliott Mr. & Mrs. Brian Finnegan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Finneran , Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Brian Flynn Mr. & Mrs. Frank Foran Friend of Priory Mr. & Mrs. Donald Gayou Genovese Jewelers Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gleich Green Thumb Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Hartnett Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Heimburger Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hively Imperial Gems Mr. Robert Jones & Ms. Terri Goslin-Jones Joy Tribout Interior Design Mr. & Mrs. Craig Kleinheider

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kluesner Mr. & Mrs. William Lenger Mrs. & Mr. Jim Lohr Mac Designs Eric and Maria Marquet- Lyon Mr. & Mrs. Denis McCusker MKS Designs Inc. Bill and JoAnne Neukum Cindy Oberle-O’Neill Rick & Marion Oertli Papa Pique USA Patti Holthaus Designs Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Raybuck ’75 Mrs. Alex Reynolds Jo Romanov Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Ross Mr. and Mrs. Noel Sevastianos Linda Sigfried Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Swanger Mr. & Mrs. Michael Szatkowski The Paper Warehouse The White Rabbit Theiss Plating Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Albert Toczylowski Mr. & Mrs. Michael Underriner Veritas Mr. & Mrs. William Wasserman Mr. & Mrs. Donald Weber Mrs. Jean Yemm Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Yoon

Emporium, Antiques & Gifts - Closing Time: 8:00 PM 1100.

Photo Albums and Guest Book

$31

1101.

Travel Items

$28

1102.

Three Ceramic Ducks

$37

1103.

Wood Framed 6"x8" Sea Shells Picture

$40

1104.

Angel Birdhouse

$40

1105.

Lenox Candy Dish

$30

1106.

"Lousiana Houses of A. Hays Town" Book

$30

1107.

Multi-opening Collage Frame

$15

1108.

Ceramic Angel

$21

1109.

2 Ceramic Ducks

$30

1110.

1987 Fitz and Floyd 7" Collectible "Bunny Hollow" Vase

$25

1111.

Footed Lead Crystal Bowl

$80

1112.

Clean Car Club Basket

$80

All the supplies you need to make your car the envy of the neighborhood.

1113.

White Barn Inn Cookbook

$50

1114.

3 Piece Black Vinyl Computer Bag

$69

1115.

Moonlight Blue Ceramic Fountain

$90

1116.

Dinosaurs Framed Poster

$90

1117.

Framed Mardi Gras Print

$150

1118.

Small Wooden Round Accent Table with 2 Drawers

$145

1119.

Antique Mosaic Table

$225

1120.

Dinnerware Service for 10

$40

Emporium, Antiques & Gifts - Closing Time: 8:00 PM 1121.

Professional Cutlery Knife Roll

$50

1122.

Signed Copy of Charlie Brennan's Book "Here's Where"

$20

1123.

Vise Design Iron Bookends

$25

1124.

Handmade Freshwater Green Pearl Choker and Matching Earrings

$25

1125.

Sterling Silver Multicolored Stone Pendant and Matching Earrings

$35

1126.

Sterling Silver Semi-Circle Design Choker and Matching Earrings

$20

1127.

Gold-Plated Long Dangle Earrings

$10

1128.

Family Night In Basket

$120

There will be no end to the fun with this assortment of puzzles and games. Enjoy an old favorite or discover a new one.

1129.

Leather Bound 2 Volume Set "The President's House"

$100

1130.

Handcrafted and Painted Large Leaf with Stand

$100

1131.

Waterford Salad Plate and Bowl Set "Lismore" Pattern

$85

1132.

Wooden Plant Stand

$40

1133.

Mother and Child Sculpture

$30

1134.

St. Benedict Wooden Plaque

$25

1135.

Krups 10 Cup Coffeemaker with Glass Carafe

$50

1136.

Barbie Starlight Motor Home and Three Barbie Dolls

$100

1137.

Set of 3 Throw Pillows

$20

1138.

3 Piece Nickel Plated Buffet Service

$30

1139.

Needlepoint Throw Rug 4'x8'

$50

1140.

3'x6' Extra Deep Raised Bed Garden with Decorative Copper Corners

$215

1141.

Green Bistro Glass Top Table with 2 Chairs

$40

Emporium, Antiques & Gifts - Closing Time: 8:00 PM 1142.

Pearl and Black Bracelets from White House/Black Market

$38

1143.

ARDEN B Long Silver Dangle Earrings

$18

1144.

You'll Flip for This Basket

$25

Gift basket from "The Original Pancake House" includes two free pancake meals, mugs and more.

1145.

Black Umbra Matrix Photo Frame

$15

1146.

Multicolored Ceramic Rooster

$34

1147.

Monogrammed Tote Bag

$34

1148.

Franz Leaf Design Vase

$40

1149.

Caroline Cole Chenile Damask with Zebra Border Pillow

$125

1150.

2 Light Up Wine Glasses

$24

1151.

Dried Flower Arrangement From MKS Designs, Inc.

$344

1152.

Plant Stand with Grape Motif

$35

1153.

Purple and Green Suede Purse

$150

1154.

Pearl Necklace with Crystal Pendant

$50

1155.

Gold and Pearl Amrita Singh Dangle Earrings

$30

1156.

Multicolored Crystal Confirmation Bracelet with Dove

$25

1157.

Silver Dove Confirmation Necklace

$15

1158.

Purple Watch and Purse Set

$20

1159.

Everything Barbie Basket

$80

Still every girl's dream, this basket is sure to delight with its variety of all things Barbie.

1160.

Baker's Rack

$45

1161.

Fleur de Lis Wine Bucket

$28

1162.

Napkin Holder

$21

Emporium, Antiques & Gifts - Closing Time: 8:00 PM 1163.

6 Canteen Glasses

$60

1164.

Juliska Stoneware Bowl

$98

1165.

Fleur de Lis Wine Bucket

$10

1166.

Fleur de Lis Wine Bottle Coaster

$53

1167.

Fleur de Lis Platter

$53

1168.

Mojito Cocktail Set

$27

1169.

Artemis Fowl and The Lost Symbol Books

$48

1170.

Pink and Lavender Necklace and Earrings

$25

1171.

Job's Tears Rosary

Prayer Partner

1172.

Reversible Beechwood Chopping Board and Bread Basket

$30

1173.

Guiness Book of World Records 2005

$27

1174.

Book of Dangerous Animals

$20

1175.

Shall We Garden? Basket

$70

Everything you need to make your garden the envy of the neighborhood from start to finish.

1176.

Hammered Vanity with Mirror and Drawer from St. Louis Art Museum

$350

1177.

Be Mime Doll

$25

1178.

Rogaska Lead Crystal Serving Bowl

$50

1179.

Limoges Square Bowl

$50

1180.

CP Swans

$25

1181.

China Golfer that Plays "The Impossible Dream"

$50

1182.

Pottery Barn Teen Stuffed Denim Covered Lounge Chair with Rocker

$50

1183.

Off-White and Brown Pottery Container with Lid

$25

Emporium, Antiques & Gifts - Closing Time: 8:00 PM 1184.

Fire Up the Grill Basket

$90

Cook up a feast with this assortment of BBQ sauce, tools and accessories.

1185.

Large Leaf Platter

$25

1186.

2 Quote Plaques

$25

1187.

Mardi Gras Inspired V-Shawl and Scarf Made with Italian Yarn and Ribbon, Hand-Knitted One-of-a-Kind Art to Wear

$120

1188.

Embossed Metal Wall Planter

$15

1189.

Grey Beaded Caribbean Belt

$25

1190.

Brown Leather Caribbean Belt

$25

1191.

Brown Leather Caribbean Belt with Shells

$25

1192.

Black Beaded Caribbean Belt with White Shells

$25

1193.

Purple and Brown Beaded Caribbean Belt

$25

1194.

Off-White and Brown Beaded Caribbean Belt with Off-White Shells

$25

1195.

Lavender Asian Eye Designer Scarf

$45

1196.

Black and Purple Asian Eye Design Scarf

$45

1197.

Diamond, White and Yellow Gold Twist Dazzles Designer Ring and Earrings

$220

1198.

French Clip Designer Earrings

$55

1199.

Murano Glass Necklace and Earrings

$35

1200.

South of the Border Basket

$100

Quesadillas, chips and salsa, margaritas...what more do you need for your next fiesta?

1201.

Lalique Glass Earrings with Gold Rim from Paris

$200

1202.

Free Spirit Stone and Gem Bracelet

$65

1203.

Little Bit of Louisiana Basket

$170

Cook up a Cajun Feast with this basket of bayou delights.

Emporium, Antiques & Gifts - Closing Time: 8:00 PM 1204.

Murano Glass Multicolored Beaded Necklace

$285

1205.

Limited Edition Retired Lladro #5044 "Pulling Dolls and Carriage" Figurine

$495

1206.

Handcrafted Oriental Hanging Wall Piece of Buddah Representing "Good Health-Luck-Happiness and Longevity"

$60

1207.

Hand Painted Limited Edition Glass Ball of Lions on Rotating Wooden Stand

$95

1208.

Collectors Edition Oriental Gold Trimmed Egg with Bird Design on Wooden Stand

$45

1209.

Oriental Handcrafted Jade Tangerine Plant in Planter

$95

1210.

Oriental Stallion Penholder Set with 2 Pens in Lined Gift Box

$55

1211.

Phebe Phillips The Forest Bear - "A Hunter in the Woods"

$150

1212.

Black and White Beaded Bracelet

$30

1213.

Mary Engelbreit Poster

$10

1214.

Wilton Armetale Server with the State of Texas Embossed on the Front

$10

1215.

Fireplace Candleholders

$50

1216.

Mikasa Powder Box

$25

1217.

Waterford Pen and Holder

$75

1218.

Moss Green Ceramic Base Accent Lamp with Silk Shade

$130

1219.

Mary Engelbreit - Kids in the Kitchen Basket

$100

Your kids will enjoy whipping up treats for the entire family.

1220.

Black and Yellow Ruffle Scarf

$20

1221.

"Wine and Cheese" Suncatcher

$20

1222.

Bottle Stopper Candelabra

$20

1223.

Pair of Dried Floral and Feather Arrangements for Buffet or Mantle

$170

Emporium, Antiques & Gifts - Closing Time: 8:00 PM 1224.

Metal Tray Table with Bird and Leaf Accents

$100

1225.

Everything Mary Basket

$75

A collection of Mary Engelbreit stationary and paper products...delightful!

1226.

Fleur de Lis Bookends

$43

1227.

Footed Accent Box with Drangonfly

$40

1228.

Cinnabar Ceramic Base Accent Lamp with Lion Crest and Silk Shade

$60

1229.

Mark Roberts Large Canterbury Squire Fairy with Certificate of Authenticity

$109

1230.

Round "Birds of a Feather" Suncatcher

$32

1231.

Metal Plant Stand with Decorative Top

$74

1232.

Red Scarf with Confetti Fringe

$30

1233.

3 Cardinal Bird Votive Holders

$27

1234.

Bottle Stopper Candelabra

$20

1235.

Bronze Finished Feather Base Accent Lamp with Silk Shade

$30

1236.

Beach Break Basket

$70

Head out for some fun in the sun with this variety of beach themed items.

1237.

Teep Floral Purse

$25

1238.

Halloween Candle Lamp and Platter

$20

1239.

Handmade Green and Blue Beaded Bracelet with Matching Earrings

$50

1240.

Long Red Beaded Earrings

$25

1241.

Set of 3 Faux Gemstone Bracelets

$20

1242.

2 Large Oversized Throw Pillows

$25

1243.

Round Baker's Rack

$35

Emporium, Antiques & Gifts - Closing Time: 8:00 PM 1244.

Robert Graham Tie

$25

1245.

Four Hand Painted Animal Tall Tumbler Glasses

$40

1246.

Cedar Handle Reversable Cover Handbag

$35

1247.

Yellow Armitron Watch

$25

1248.

Rice Cooker /Steamer

$30

1249.

Chicago Dish Towel

$10

1250.

Pair of "21" Birthday Martini Glasses

$50

1251.

4 Topiary Plates with Plate Hangers

$52

1252.

Leaf Wall Sconce

$30

1253.

Aluminum Hanging Basket with Wall Bracket

$35

1254.

Jazz Baby Barbie Sitting

$25

1255.

Jazz Baby Barbie Standing

$25

1256.

Nutcracker Noah and Elephant with Animals

$15

1257.

Two Women Figure Jewelry Holders

$15

1258.

Hawaiian Tropic Basket

$80

Stay safe and enjoy your time in the sun.

1259.

Painted Watering Can

$10

1260.

Handmade Raggedy Ann Doll

$10

1261.

Faith Family and Friends 5x7 Photo Frame

$16

1262.

Man's Best Friend Basket

$75

Delight and spoil your favorite pooch with these toys and grooming items.

1263.

Two Cloth Covered Photo Albums

$15

1264.

Nachtmann Bossa Nova Crystal Bowl

$35

Emporium, Antiques & Gifts - Closing Time: 8:00 PM 1265.

Set of Minton China

$400

1266.

German Cuckoo Clock

$199

1267.

Silverplate Martini Shaker and Two Martini Glasses

$30

1268.

Handmade Pottery Platter

$100

1269.

Wine Glass Charms

$25

1270.

Glass Veggie Dip Tray

$20

1271.

Flower Lawn and Pool Lights

$10

1272.

Green Serving Bowl and Four Small Matching Bowls

$20

1273.

Black and White Design Metal Wine Cooler

$10

1274.

Silverplated Leaf Tray

$25

1275.

Antique Pottery Cookie Jar

$10

1276.

Breville Panini Grill

$50

1277.

Breville Cordless Hand Blender

$40

1278.

Pair of Gold Leaf Candle Holders

$25

1279.

Peacock Feather Tree

$45

1280.

Solid Brass Shelf and Towel Holder Chrome Finish

$50

1281.

24 inch Polished Chrome Towel Bar

$50

1282.

Little Games for Girls Basket

$60

Old-fashioned fun for your sweet little girl includes juggling set, Play Doh, jacks and more.

1283.

Hamilton Beach Master Blender

$20

1284.

Stainless Steel Expandable Trivet and Casserole Holder

$15

1285.

Two Wooden Frames with Hanger

$15

Emporium, Antiques & Gifts - Closing Time: 8:00 PM 1286.

Hand Painted Christmas Cocktail Purse by Patti Holthaus Designs

$45

1287.

Hand Painted Fleur de Lis Cocktail Purse by Patti Holthaus Designs

$45

1288.

Large Multicolored Kite

$30

1289.

Three Oak Bar Stools

$60

1290.

Large Multicolored Kite

$30

1291.

Silver and Faceted Crystal Quartz Necklace

$115

1292.

Sterling Silver and Aqua Quartz Earrings

$32

1293.

Table Linens

$35

1294.

Three Christmas Puzzles

$57

1295.

"Jarek" Limited Edition Doll (53/350)

$150

1296.

Silver and Stone Pendant

$25

1297.

Olive Green Bead and Leather Pierced Earrings

$30

1298.

Pearl and Metal Pierced Earrings

$80

1299.

Hand Painted Metal Pierced Earrings

$35

1300.

Multicolored Stone Necklace, Bracelet and Earrings

$110

1301.

Liberty of London Scarf

$300

1302.

Metal Native American Motif Pierced Earrings

$20

1303.

60's Motif Silk Scarf

$50

1304.

Turquoise and Multicolored Stone Earrings and Pendant

$75

1305.

Black Beijo Purse

$65

1306.

Computer - Science Fun Basket

$200

Must haves for the "wiz kid" in your family to keep him on top of his game.

Emporium, Antiques & Gifts - Closing Time: 8:00 PM 1307.

Fushia Rattan Purse with Wood Handles

$40

1308.

Cigar Box Purse

$50

1309.

Pink and Green Floral Silk Scarf

$50

1310.

Two Crystal Beaded Pearl and Silver Bracelets

$60

1311.

Handmade Cocktail Purse with Brown Paisley Print

$75

1312.

Handmade Cocktail Purse with White Polka Dots

$25

1313.

Multistrand Silver Cuff Bracelet

$20

1314.

Five Multicolored Glass Bracelets

$50

1315.

Brass Pierced Earrings

$20

1316.

Two Clip Costume Jewelry Earrings with Gold, Diamond, Pearl and Onyx

$20

1317.

Silver Art Deco Choker and Earrings

$220

1318.

Silver Pendant and Matching Earrings

$60

1319.

Silver with Red Stone Pendant

$40

1320.

Yellow and Black Beaded Leather Pierced Earrings

$30

1321.

Silver Pierced Earrings

$30

1322.

Black Stone Pierced Earrings

$20

1323.

Silver Cross Earrings

$30

1324.

Coral and Silver Pierced Earrings

$20

1325.

Silver Pendant

$35

1326.

Cordless Warming Tray

$50

1327.

Valentine Gift Basket of Chocolate Items

$75

Emporium, Antiques & Gifts - Closing Time: 8:00 PM 1328.

'Tis the Season Basket

$50

Celebrate the holidays with these Christmas items of joy and good cheer.

1329.

Boys Just Wanna Have Fun Basket

$120

1330.

Noah's Ark Basket

$275

1331.

Kimono Wine Bottle Covers

$20

1332.

Stanley Blacker Men's Tuxedo

$200

Tux worn once. Coat is 42 Regular, pants are 36W 32L. One winged collar tux shirt 15 1/2, 35.

1333.

Breakfast in Bed Tray

$20

1334.

Table Runner and Two Square Glass Plates

$45

1335.

Adventures of Santa Claus 18", 15" and 12" Christmas Trees

$30

1336.

Little Girls Headware Items from Papa Pique USA

$82

1337.

Three Headbands and Necklace from Papa Pique USA

$60

1338.

Little Tykes Outdoor Swing

$18

1339.

Small Yellow Coach Wallet

$98

1340.

Kate Spade Red Leather Purse

$150

1341.

Birds and Bulbs Basket

$120

Spring will be here before you know it. Ready your garden while enjoying your fine feathered friends.

1342.

Noritake China Service (12), Sugar, Creamer and Meat Platter - Marywood Pattern

$500

1343.

Set of 6 On The Rocks Orrefors Crystal Glasses

$300

1344.

Two Distressed Cream Metal Planters

$20

1345.

Battery Alarm Clock

$10

1346.

Blue 5'x8' Area Rug with Rug Pad

$90

1347.

"Romancing the Stone" and "The Great Escape" DVDs

$20

Emporium, Antiques & Gifts - Closing Time: 8:00 PM 1348.

Carbon Monoxide Alarm

$55

1349.

Saki Set

$60

1350.

Country Red End Table

$70

1351.

Giving Thanks Basket

$60

Celebrate a bountiful harvest with this collection of Fall/Thanksgivingitems to entertain with style.

1352.

Limoges Covered Jewelry Dish

$8

1353.

Gold and Black Onyx Art Deco Earrings

$40

1354.

Villeroy& Boch Botanical China Covered Dish

$35

1355.

Hand Painted China Triangle Serving Dish

$60

1356.

Haviland China Limoges 12 French Demitasse Cups and Saucers

$80

1357.

"Thirteen Stars" Limited Edition Museum Quality Art Print

$20

1358.

6 Solid Silver Sherbet Dishes

$60

1359.

Christmas Treasures Basket

$65

Set the scene for your holidays with all the essentials to make your home welcoming at Christmas time.

1360.

Gold Hoop Pierced Earrings

$20

1361.

French Photo Clock

$50

1362.

White Flowered Ceramic Cachepot

$40

1363.

Two Margarita Glasses

$8

1364.

Six French Pottery Butter Dishes

$30

1365.

Gold and Silver Hoop Pierced Earrings

$20

1366.

Mexican Hanging Fish

$15

1367.

Xochi Tablecloth

$30

1368.

Two Blue Cotton Placemats with Matching Napkins

$20

Emporium, Antiques & Gifts - Closing Time: 8:00 PM 1369.

Rosenthal Bowls

$83

1370.

Cobalt Blue Ceramic Vase

$20

1371.

I'm a Barbie Girl Basket

$75

Dress like your favorite Barbie while you play with the assortment of dolls, accessories and toys.

1372.

Miniature Red China Teapot, Matching Cup and Saucer

$32

1373.

Miniature Green China Teapot, Matching Cup and Saucer

$32

1374.

Miniature Yellow China Teapot, Matching Cup and Saucer

$32

1375.

Miniature Beige China Teapot, Matching Cup and Saucer

$32

1376.

Miniature Bright Green China Teapot, Matching Cup and Saucer

$32

1377.

Wooden Chip and Hot Pepper Ceramic Dip Bowl

$34

1378.

Ladies 16" Pearl Necklace with 14k White Gold Filigree Clasp

$500

Baskets

Special Thanks to our Donors APK FINANCIAL Mr. & Mrs. David Anderson Mr. & Mrs. George Boulware Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Bruns Dr. Laurie Burke Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Burke ’02 Mr. & Mrs. William Busch ’78 Moira Byrd Mr. & Mrs. Philip Callahan Dr. & Mrs. Charles Carey Cat’s Meow Personalized Gifts Clare Lane Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cole Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Conners Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cordova Mr. & Mrs. Michael DiMarco Dr. & Mrs. James Dimitroff Dominic Bertani of Dominic

Michael Hair Salon Mr. & Mrs. Sean Donlin Mr. & Mrs. Robert Donnelly, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William Drury II Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Dunbar Mr. & Mrs. Peter Esparrago Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Filla Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Finneran, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Fitz Mr. & Mrs. Frank Foran Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Forshaw, Sr. Dr. & Mrs. Scott Fosko Ms. Charlotte Fraser Friend of Priory Mr. & Mrs. John Frost Mr. & Mrs. Walter Gale

Mr. & Mrs. James Gould Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gower, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Terry Grewe Dr. & Mrs. David Haueisen The Hercules Family Michael Herman Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hively Mr. & Mrs. J. Jeffrey Hopson Mr. Daniel Huber Mr. & Mrs. William Jochens Christopher & Sheila Kelleher Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kinnison Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Lane Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gregory LaVallee Mr. & Mrs. Steven Leer Mr. & Mrs. William Lenger Mr. & Mrs. Tom Lennartz Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Lindmark III Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Linkul Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Lohmann Dr. & Mrs. R. Scott Martin Mr. & Mrs. Denis McCusker Mr. & Mrs. Lee Moen Mr. & Mrs. James Mohrmann Bill & JoAnne Neukum Mr. & Mrs. Frank O’Brien Old House at Hog Hollow Drs. George & Jacqueline Paletta Mrs. Bernadette Paris Pink Magnolia Mr. & Mrs. Scott Puettmann Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Raybuck ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Reitz Mrs. Alex Reynolds

Mr. & Mrs. Grahame Rhodes Mr. & Mrs. James Rhodes Mr. & Mrs. John Russon Salon Artiste Mr. & Mrs. Greg Schafer Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Schwartz Mr. & Mrs. Dan Sescleifer Mr. Gerald Steiner &

Ms. Denise Bertrand Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Swanger Mr. & Mrs. Mikel Swyers Mr. & Mrs. Michael Szatkowski Mr. & Mrs. David Taiclet, Sr. The Empty Nest The Initial Design Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Thomas Peggy Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Eric Token Mr. & Mrs. David Tooley Dr. & Mrs. Dwight Towler Trader Joes Mrs. Karen Tulper Mr. & Mrs. Michael Uelk ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Underriner Mr. & Mrs. Rene VanBreusegen Mr. & Mrs. Charles Vaporean Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Wehking Mr. & Mrs. David Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Weissert Mr. & Mrs. Robert Welsh Dr. & Mrs. William Wright Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Yoon

Baskets - Closing Time: 7:45 PM 1601.

Ice Cream Social $125 I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! Build perfect frozen treats.

1602.

Coffee and Chocolate This basket is sure to please with its variety of rich and decadent delights.

1603.

Love the One You're With $75 Pamper someone special this Valentine’s Day with these heart inspired items of affection.

1604.

Stop Whining! $100 Books, stoppers, wine aerator, holder, glasses and even the wine…we’ve got you covered.

1605.

Race for the Cure-Think Pink! $125 This basket will show your support for the Susan G. Komen Foundation. Clothes, jewelry, and cooking items…of course, everything is pink!

1606.

The Big Screen $125 At home or at the theatre enjoy a relaxing night of movies, popcorn, drinks and treats. A whole lot of family fun!

1607.

Zebra Fever A variety of accessories for that lively girl on the go.

$75

1608.

Mama Mia, Let's Eat! Bring a little bit of Italy to your own kitchen, even the wine is included.

$125

1609.

Happy Feet Soothe your aching feet with this assortment of foot care items.

$90

1610.

Creating Memories (Scrapbooking) $200 If you don’t scrapbook now, you’ll want to start soon! Everything you need to get your creative juices flowing, including 3 idea books.

1611.

Designer Accessories $200 Take a stroll down Rodeo Drive without leaving town! Brighton, Ralph Lauren, Talbots and much more.

1612.

Lemonade 25 Cents a Cup $100 Profits may be few, but memories priceless with all the supplies you need for the perfect lemonade stand.

$125

Baskets - Closing Time: 7:45 PM 1613.

Birthday Bash Throw the perfect birthday party for a fun-loving friend. Ladies only!

$125

1614.

Crazy for Cupcakes $100 Make ’em, bake ’em, and take ’em to share with your friends…luscious cupcake creations.

1615.

Candy Land $100 Take a magical journey in hopes of being the first to make it to Candy Castle. Gumballs, jelly beans and more.

1616.

Peace, Love and Ed Hardy Relive the 60’s with Flower Power, Peace, Music and Ed Hardy, man!

1617.

Juicy Couture $300 Delight your budding fashionista with this collection of teen couture must haves.

1618.

Lovin' Lilly This beautiful pastel collection of Lilly Pulitzer is sure to please.

1619.

Hostess with the Mostest $150 These charming black, white and red polka dot serving pieces will be a hit at your next gathering.

1620.

It's All Black and White to Me Everything is coming up polka dots in this darling variety basket.

1621.

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun $175 Go wild as you laugh the night away with your friends. Gossip, games and fun galore await you with this entertaining basket.

1622.

Margarita Magic $80 Pour the margaritas with this blown glass pitcher and glasses. We’ve included the fixings…cha, cha, cha.

1623.

Take Me Away Treat yourself to these luxury items sure to soothe and pamper.

$200

1624.

Barbie Bonanza Four new “friends” with accessories for a “Barbie.”

$90

$225

$200

$90

Baskets - Closing Time: 7:45 PM 1625.

Story Time Dreams $125 Enjoy reading and snuggling with these all time classic books and a new bear friend for your little one to love.

1626.

Sand and Sun Fun $90 Your little beach bum will have fun in the sun with these sand toys and beach basics. Slather the sunscreen on, mom!

1627.

Oh Boy! Everything you need to welcome the new addition home.

$200

1628.

Precious Girl A variety of items to spoil the new bundle of joy.

$175

1629.

Snips and Snails and Puggy Dog Tails A charming layette set for that special newborn baby boy.

$100

1630.

Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice A darling layette set for that beautiful newborn baby girl.

$100

1631.

Picnic in the Park You provide the goodies, we’ll take care of the rest…enjoy!

$150

1632.

Spirituality Stimulate your spiritual side with these inspirational offerings.

$90

1633.

Dominic Michael Hair Salon $225 Get ready for a fancy evening out with a fabulous new haircut and all the products you need to keep it in style.

1634.

Mexican Fiesta $250 You’ll be ready to host the perfect Cinco de Mayo party with these lovely fiesta themed serving pieces.

1635.

Pretty Playful Polka Dots A colorful collection of charming, cheerful, polka dot items.

1636.

Your 2 New Best Friends $550 Every little girl’s dream come true; not 1 but 2 American Girl dolls with numerous items to make them come alive!

$250

Auction Wish List

Certificates CERTIFICATES

Special Thanks to our Donors APK FINANCIAL Bar Louie Baxter Gardens of Chesterfield Mr. Raymond & Dr. Christie Bayer Big Bear Grill Bikram Yoga St. Louis Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center Blush Boutique for Women Bob’s Seafood BodyAesthetic Plastic Surgery and Skincare Center-C.B. Boswell, MD & V. Leroy Young, MD Boxers Drs. Timothy '73 & Marianne Brady Bridget Leinauer Brio Restaurant Broadway Oyster Bar Dr. & Mrs. Kevin Bucol Mr. & Mrs. Philip Callahan Mr. & Mrs. Michael Caparon, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Charles Carey Casa Loma Ballroom Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Chivetta Chocolate Bar/Rooster Coffee Cartel Cammie Cruz Pampered Chef Consultant Mr. & Mrs. Jack Cusumano Mr. & Mrs. William Davies III Designing Block Deweys Pizza Carol Dixon DK Klosterman Dr. & Mrs. Stephen D’Orazio Dornaka LLC Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Dowling Down by the Station Dr. Jazz Soda Fountain and Grille Mr. & Mrs. Drew Dubray Ed Napleton Honda F.O.B. Saint Louis, Inc. Home Decor, Gifts & Jewelry Mr. & Mrs. Brian Finnegan Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Finneran, Jr. Five Guys Burgers and Fries Friend of Priory Mr. & Mrs. James Gould Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gower, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Griesedieck III Griffin Brothers Air Duct & Carpet Cleaning Mr. & Mrs. James Guard Harvest Dr. & Mrs. Eugenio Herbosa Mr. & Mrs. Roger Herman

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hess Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hilboldt Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hively Ms. Rosanne Horan & Mr. Ronald Kline Ice and Fuel Jake’s Steaks John Mineo’s Italian Restaurant Mr. Robert Jones & Ms. Terri Goslin-Jones Ms. Maureen Jones Jule Lingerie and Loungewear Kevin Brown- Salty Underground Dr. Dirk Killen & Ms. Kristin Daly Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kluesner Kriegers Kristel Thomas Ladue Florist Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Lamb Laura Neri Baebler Architect PC Laurie’s Shoes Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Linkul Lubeley’s Bakery Inc. Mr. Frederick Ludwig & Dr. Catherine Troup Manzo Architects Marmi Shoes Massage Envy Clayton Mazara Delana Mazdra-Masterpiece Photographer Melanie’s Mike Shannon’s Steaks and Seafood Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Millsap MKS Designs Inc. Modesto Tapas Bar and Restaurant Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Molloy Dr. & Mrs. Sean Mulqueeny NAPOLI 2 NewSpace Mr. & Mrs. James O’Brien Olive Garden Restaurant George and Jacqueline Paletta Panera Bread Company PerforMax Fitness Professionals Pi Pizzeria PJ’s Tavern and Jefferson Grill Pretty As A Picture Mr. & Mrs. Scott Puettmann Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Raybuck ‘75 Real Mex Restaurants Dr. David Reardon & Ms. Kim Ryan-Reardon Mr. & Mrs. Paul Reitz Rex Rieger Landscaping Mr. & Mrs. James Rhodes Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Rich

Rich and Charlies Restaurant Roberts Fine Apparel Mr. & Mrs. John Russon Safety Council of Greater St. Louis Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra Salon Artiste Mr. & Mrs. Greg Schafer Schnuck Markets, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Schwartz Sheraton Westport Plaza Hotel Mr. & Mrs. Pedro Soares Soccer Master Solar Yoga Center of St. Louis Specials Occasions St. Louis Wine and Beer Making Stallone’s Formal Wear Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Stein Stonewater Stratton’s Cafe Susan Lynn’s Boutique Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Swaney, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Swanger Mr. & Mrs. Michael Szatkowski Mr. & Mrs. David Taiclet, Sr. Terra The Art of Entertaining The Center of Clayton The Elephant Bar Restaurant The Fencer’s Academy The Fieldhouse Training Center The Fountain on Locust The Melting Pot Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Albert Toczylowski Trattoria Branica Restaurant Truffles Restaurant Uncle Sam’s Mr. & Mrs. Michael Underriner Union Avenue Opera Upper Limits Rock Gym Mr. & Mrs. Frank Van Bree Victoria Perry Vie Ladies Clothing Weekends Only Mr. & Mrs. Bruce West Wild Birds Unlimited Wildhorse Grill Mr. & Mrs. Michael Wilson Woodard Cleaning and Restoration Dr. & Mrs. William Wright Zapatas Mexican Restaurant and Cantina Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Zornes

Certificates - Closing Time: 7:25 PM 1700.

Sasha's Wine Bar

$50

1701.

1 Bagel Pack and Two 8 oz. Cream Cheese Every Month for a Year Expires December 2010. Valid for 12 months.

$155

1702.

F.O.B. Saint Louis, Inc. Home Decor, Gifts & Jewelry

$40

1703.

Oil and Filter Change at Ed Napleton Honda in St. Peters Expires 12/31/2010.

$25

1704.

Cardwell's at the Plaza Restaurant

$50

1705.

Go!Spa

$25

1706.

Go!Spa

$30

1707.

Sydney Street Cafe

$100

1708.

Spa Services at Wellbridge Athletic Club & Spa Expires 9/24/2010.

$25

1709.

Stonewater Spa & Boutique

$20

1710.

Manicure from Rose's Nails

$25

1711.

Ulta Beauty

$25

1712.

The Face and The Body Day Spa/Medical Spa Expires 9/24/2010.

$25

1713.

Haircut and Style with Sarah from Salon Artiste' Expires 8/2010.

$46

1714.

The Face & The Body Day Spa /Medical Spa Expires 9/21/2010.

$25

1715.

FIX MY TIX Traffic Ticket Legal Services Expires 1/8/2011.

$50

1716.

FIX MY TIX Traffic Ticket Legal Services Expires 1/8/2011.

$50

1717.

Hair Cut and Blow Dry with Ashley Crawford of Hair Theatre

$40

Certificates - Closing Time: 7:25 PM 1718.

Hair Cut and Blow Dry with Jayme Datillo of Hair Theatre

$40

1719.

Makeup Services with Josey Violett of Hair Theatre

$40

1720.

Chouteau's at 39th Street Expires 7/14/2010.

$50

1721.

Haircut, Blowdry or Highlight with Jean Hively at Metro Design Studio

$80

1723.

The Cheesecake Factory

$50

1724.

Haircut and Blow Dry with Kristel Thomas at Saint Louis Salon and Spa Expires 7/2010.

$47

1725.

Haircut and Blowdry with Kristel Thomas at Saint Louis Salon and Spa Expires 7/2010.

$47

1726.

Dairy Queen

$20

1727.

Oberweis

$20

1728.

Starbucks

$25

1729.

Spiro's Restaurant

$50

1730.

Starbucks

$25

1731.

Pastries of Denmark

$25

1732.

Pastries of Denmark

$25

1733.

Viviano's Festa Italiano

$20

1734.

Special Occasions May not be used on sale or reduced merchandise.

$50

1735.

Boat Rides at the Boat House Forest Park

$32

1736.

Vie Ladies Clothing

$50

1737.

Hendel's Market

$20

Certificates - Closing Time: 7:25 PM 1738.

Go!Spa for a Massage

$55

1739.

Five Guys Burgers and Fries Expires 4/31/2010.

$40

1740.

Roberts Fine Apparel

$50

1741.

Roberts Fine Apparel

$50

1742.

Dinner for 4 at Napoli 2 in Town & Country Redeemable Sunday - Thursday. Excludes liquor.

$200

1743.

Jule Lingerie and Loungewear Expires 11/2010.

$25

1744.

MKS Designs, Inc.

$200

1745.

Admission for a Party of 50 - Casa Loma Ballroom

$500

1746.

The Melting Pot of Town & Country - Chocolate Fondue for 4 Valid at Town & Country location only.

$32

1747.

Customized Facial From Body Aesthetic Expires 6/30/2010.

$65

1748.

Customized Facial From Body Aesthetic Expires 6/30/2010.

$65

1749.

John Mineo's Italian Restaurant

$100

1750.

Truffles Restaurant Expires 10/30/2010.

$75

1751.

Soccer Master

$25

1752.

Uncle Sam's

$10

1753.

3 Session Personal Training Package $200 Includes an initial assessment and 30 minute training session followed by 3 one hour private training sessions with one of our certified trainers. Also includes a PerforMax t-shirt and water bottle.

1754.

2 Hour Architectural and Interior Design Consultation with Laura Neri Baebler

$330

Certificates - Closing Time: 7:25 PM 1755.

Gourmet Dessert Party at The Coffee Cartel Expires 7/2010. Certificate is not valid for carryout.

$70

1756.

2 Tickets to The Union Avenue Opera $64 Good for performances of Pirates of Penzance July 9, 10, 16, 17; or Lafille du Regiment July 30, 31, August 6, 7; or Queen of Spades August 20, 21, 27, or 28. Performances begin at 8:00 PM.

1757.

Jule Lingerie and Loungewear

$20

1758.

Custom Facial with Chemical Peel at The Body Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and Skincare Center Expires 5/5/2010.

$75

1759.

1 Month of Yoga Classes for 1 and Unlimited Attendance at Classes at Solar Yoga Center of St. Louis

$80

1760.

1 Month of Yoga Classes for 1 and Unlimited Attendance at Classes at Solar Yoga Center of St. Louis

$80

1761.

Bravo Restaurant

$100

1762.

Brio Restaurant

$100

1763.

Melanie's

$25

1764.

4 Tickets to Bleacher Viewing Area for the St. Louis St. Patrick's Day Parade on Saturday March 13, 2010

$80

1765.

The Designing Block Expires 11/17/2010.

$190

1766.

4 Tickets to the Funny Bone Comedy Club Good anytime excluding special engagements. Reservations required.

1767.

Women's Color/Highlight and Haircut/Blowdry with Carol Dixon at Elan Salon Expires 5/31/2010.

$130

1768.

Gift Certificate to Zaptata's Mexican Restaurant and Cantina Expires 11/13/2010.

$20

1769.

Fit Start Personal Training Package at The Center of Clayton $145 This 3 session starter package includes consultation and fitness assessment, and 2 training sessions.

Certificates - Closing Time: 7:25 PM 1770.

Big Bear Grill

$20

1771.

Susan Lynn's Boutique Expires 6/30/2010.

$50

1772.

Introductory Class at Upper Limits $80 Good for 1 Rock Gym 101 participant, or 2 family class participants; 1 parent and 1 child age 5-17. Rental gear and a daily climbing pass included.

1773.

Residential Carpet Cleaning from Woodard Not valid on commercial or restoration services.

$100

1774.

Lady Footlocker

$25

1775.

Lunch at Trattoria Branica

1776.

Baxter Gardens Plant and material only. Cash and carry only.

1777.

St. Louis Wine and Beer Making $40 May be used for supplies and ingredients to make wine and beer, classes in the technique of wine and beer making or tasting and appreciating.

1778.

Blush Boutique for Women

$25

1780.

Dress Up Party at Pretty as a Picture One dress up party for up to 15 girls.

$55

1781.

Ice and Fuel Company Restaurant

$15

1782.

Dewey's Pizza in Kirkwood Expires 12/3/2010.

$15

1783.

2 Taste of Italy Dinners at Rich and Charlie's Restaurant $22 Expires 12/4/2010. Sunday - Thursday. Dine in only. Valid only at Woodsmill Road location.

1784.

2 Taste of Italy Dinners at Rich and Charlie's Restaurant $22 Expires 12/4/2010 Sunday - Thursday. Dine in only. Valid only at Woodsmill Road location.

1785.

Oil Change and Filter Change at Ed Napleton Honda in St. Peters Expires: 12/31/2010

$25

1786.

PJ's Tavern and Jefferson Grill

$20

$100

Certificates - Closing Time: 7:25 PM 1787.

Paul Mannos Expires 12/2010.

$100

1788.

Terra

$10

1789.

Manicure with Renee at Salon Artiste

$18

1790.

Haircut and Blowdry with Jaclyn at Salon Artiste

$40

1791.

Friday Night Stay at Sheraton Westport with Deluxe Accommodations $109 Expires 12/31/2010. Must present certificate upon check in. Does not include alcoholic beverages, gratuities or any incidentals that may be incurred. May not be used for holidays or special events, blackout dates may apply.

1792.

Admittance to 1 St. Louis Safety Council's 8 Hour Defensive Driving Class Expires 12/31/10.

$55

1793.

Admittance to 1 St. Louis Safety Council's 8 Hour Defensive Driving Class Expires 12/31/2010.

$55

1794.

Admittance to 1 St. Louis Safety Council's 8 Hour Defensive Driving Class Expires 12/31/2010.

$55

1795.

Admittance to 1 St. Louis Safety Council's 8 Hour Defensive Driving Class Expires 12/31/2010.

$55

1796.

Pampered Chef Shopping Spree Expires 5/15/2010.

$30

1797.

Down by the Station Expires 5/2010.

$25

1798.

Haircut and Blow Dry at The Face and The Body Expires 12/10/2010.

$80

1799.

Weekends Only Good towards any new purchase. Valid for one year.

$50

1800.

Breakfast Pastry Tray for 40 from Lubeley's Bakery Expires 2/2012.

$50

1801.

Mike Shannon's Steaks and Seafood Expires 12/31/2010.

$50

Certificates - Closing Time: 7:25 PM 1802.

2 Hours of Batting Practice at the Fieldhouse Training Center

$60

1803.

2 Tickets to the Tuesday March 2 Performance of The Chieftains at the Blanche Touhill Center at UMSL Tickets must be reserved by March 1, 2010.

$110

1804.

Real Mex Restaurants $30 Good for an entree and a non-alcoholic beverage. Valid at any Acapulco, El Torito, Chevy's, El Torito Grill, Siniqual, Casa Gallardo, Who-Song & Larry's or El Paso Cantina Restaurant. Expires 6/29/2010. Tip and tax not included.

1805.

Haircut and Style with Katie Kloepper at Stonewater Spa in Frontenac Expires 4/28/2010.

$60

1806.

Metro Studio Design Hair Cut, Color etc., and Various Hair Care Products Expires 12/2010.

$200

1807.

Starbucks

$25

1808.

Harvest Seasonal Market Cuisine

$50

1809.

Oil Change and Filter Change at Ed Napleton Honda in St. Peters Expires 12/31/2010.

$25

1810.

El Maguey Mexican Restaurant Long Road Location. Expires 7/1/2010.

$25

1811.

Yoga St. Louis

$25

1812.

Kriegers of Chesterfield Expires 1/1/2011.

$25

1813.

Roly Poly Sandwiches

$5

1814.

Hair Cut and Blow Dry at Tony Russo's Hair Designs With Katie Bohr. Expires September 24, 2010.

$35

1815.

Hair Cut and Blow Dry at Tony Russo's Hair Designs With Katie Bohr. Expires September 24, 2010.

$35

1816.

Stonewater Spa

$50

1817.

Marmi Shoes

$25

Certificates - Closing Time: 7:25 PM 1818.

Laurie's Shoes

$100

1819.

Bar Louie

$25

1820.

Ladue Florist $25 Expires 2/6/2011. To be used towards the purchase of fresh or silk flowers, plants, gifts or accessories. Not to be used for out of town orders.

1821.

Chocolate Bar/Rooster Good for 2 drinks and 2 desserts, or 2 drinks and 2 crepes.

$20

1822.

Dr. Jazz Soda Fountain and Grille Expires 12/31/2010.

$10

1823.

Griffin Brothers Air Duct and Carpet Cleaning For carpet, air duct and upholstry cleaning.

$100

1824.

Jake's Steaks

$50

1825.

Chocolate Bar/Rooster Good for 2 drinks and 2 desserts, or 2 drinks and 2 crepes.

$20

1826.

Massage Envy Clayton Expires 12/3/2010. Good for 1/2 hour massage session.

$21

1827.

Cafe Napoli Clayton Location Clayton location only.

$75

1828.

One Box of Cowboy Ribeye Steaks Includes four 24 oz aged bone-in ribeye steaks.

$150

1829.

Cunettos House of Pasta Expires 1/7/2011.

$50

1830.

The Fountain On Locust

$25

1831.

The Fountain On Locust

$25

1832.

On-Site Chair Massages for 8 People

$120

1833.

Modesto Dinner for 2 $150 Includes wine pairings and special menu prepared by chef Grace Dinsmoor. Expires 1/7/2011.

Certificates - Closing Time: 7:25 PM 1834.

Two Hour Architectural Consultation with Manzo Architects

$150

1835.

Custom Dog House Design by Manzo Architects

$300

1836.

Custom Tree / Play Structure Design by Manzo Architects

$500

1837.

Landscape Maintenance Team by Rex Rieger Landscaping #1 $360 Two man crew doing all or any of the following up to 4 hours: spring clean up of leaves and debris and hauled away; spade cut edging of beds; winter trimming and pruning; and mulching landscape bed (client to provide mulch).

1838.

Landscape Maintenance Team by Rex Rieger Landscaping #2

$360

1839.

Landscape Maintenance Team by Rex Rieger Landscaping #3

$360

1840.

Wildhorse Grill

$30

1841.

The Fencer's Academy #1 $185 One month membership. Includes individual lessons at the Fencer's Academy with head Coach Hassan. Must be at least 8 years old. Lessons must be taken in agreement with the coach. Equipment provided. Expires June 30, 2010.

1842.

The Fencer's Academy #2

$185

1843.

The Fencer's Academy #3

$185

1844.

Cornucopia Kitchen

$50

1845.

Red L Pizza Clayton

$20

1846.

Red L Pizza Clayton

$20

1847.

Red L Pizza Clayton

$20

1848.

Schnuck Markets, Inc.

$25

1850.

Olive Garden

$25

1851.

Olive Garden

$25

1852.

Kevin Brown-Salty Underground-Learn About Saltwater Tank Care Under The Sea Good for a day with Kevin Brown to learn about saltwater tank care, setup and maintenance.

Certificates - Closing Time: 7:25 PM 1853.

Bob's Seafood

$50

1854.

Bob's Seafood

$50

1855.

Wild Birds Unlimited

$20

1856.

Boxers Expires April 30, 2010.

$25

1857.

Darden Restaurants

$25

1858.

Darden Restaurants

$25

1859.

NewSpace $250 To be used toward a NewSpace closet interior, home office, entertainment center or other NewSpace cabinetry.

1860.

Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra $99 Two tickets to a concert. Seating will be based on availablity in the Front Parquet or Grand Circle sections.

Valid until April 11, 2010.

1861.

Distinctive Images Photography Custom Photo Session Towards Renaissance Wall Portrait

$350

Sign-up Parties

Sign-up Party Rules • You may sign up for a party during the Auction by listing your name on the sign-up sheets displayed at the Sign-up Party booth in the Corley Gym. • A waiting list will begin when any sign-up party has reached its limited number of attendees.

• You may pay for your reservations at the auction with your assigned paddle number until 9:00 PM You may still sign up for open parties following the auction, until Friday, March 12, 2010. Excludes Trivia Night.

• Party reservations are non-refundable.

Sign-Up Parties - Closing Time: 9:00 PM 2000.

Yarning to Learn a New Skill?

Per person: $25 This is the party for you! Peggy Lane and Haruko Bresnahan, experts at their craft, will teach you the fine art of needlepoint and knitting. Coffee and bagels will be served at 9:00 AM, class begins at 9:30 AM at the Switzer House. Thursday, February 18.

Peggy Lane and Haruko Bresnahan Available to 10 people

2001.

Create a Greek Dinner Per person: $75 Join Connie Sexton-Moore for a hands-on lesson in Greek cuisine. You will prepare a dinner of Pastichio and Spanikopeta for 4-6 people to bring home. A light Greek lunch with wine will be served. Wednesday, March 10 at 10:00 AM. Mr. Jim Moore and Mrs. Connie Sexton-Moore Sold Out

2002.

Prayer and a Pot of Soup with Father Timothy Per person: $30 To enhance your Lenten journey, join Father Timothy and Alumni Mothers’ Club President, Susan McCusker in her home for prayers and a pot of soup. Thursday, March 11 at 11:30 AM. Mrs. Susan McCusker Father Timothy Horner, OSB Available to 25 people

2003.

Monk 101 Per person: $20 Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the life of a monk with Priory’s own Brother Cassian and Father Bede. All your questions will be answered. Starts with 8:45 AM Mass in the Abbey Church, followed by a continental breakfast in the Boys’ Dining Hall. Families are welcome. Saturday, April 10.

Friends of Priory Available to 80 people

2004.

Container Gardening at Wiethop Greenhouse Per person: $25 Spring has sprung! It is time to wake up your patio and outdoor container gardens. After an instructional presentation by the experts of Wiethop, you may enjoy a private shopping excursion in their greenhouses. Bring your favorite container and create an arrangement of your own to bring home. 20% of all purchases made that evening will be donated back to Priory. Light snacks and refreshments will be served. Monday, April 19 at 6:00 PM. Mr. Stephen and Dr. Tinna King Available to 25 people (15 person minimum)

2005.

Italian Feast with Father Gregory at the Home of Dan and Peggy Lane Per person: $125 Enjoy an intimate Mass with Father Gregory on the patio starting at 6:30 PM followed by cocktails and a delicious Italian-themed dinner paired with wine at the home of Peggy and Dan Lane.

Saturday, April 24 at 6:30 PM. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lane Father Gregory Mohrman, OSB '76 Available to 8 people

Sign-Up Parties - Closing Time: 9:00 PM 2006.

World Music and Dinner with Father Michael Per person: $45 Come and enjoy an extraordinary evening with Father Michael as he shares with us his love for international music. The evening begins with Mass at 5:30 PM. Cocktails and a superb dinner follow, courtesy of Bob and Bev Menendez, at the Sunset 44 Bistro. Afterwards, Father Michael will give his World Music presentation. Sunday, April 25 at 5:30 PM. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Menendez Father Michael Brunner, OSB Tutoria Families Group Gift Available to 30 people

2007.

Cooking with Passion for Casual Entertaining Per person: $80 Come and enjoy a cooking sensation with St. Louis chef, Karen Page as she presents a fabulous cooking demonstration in the beautiful kitchen of Denise Fogarty. Learn new skills, collect delicious recipes and enjoy a relaxing afternoon while you sip a glass of wine, watch as appetizers are being prepared right before your eyes and then taste the creations for lunch. Friday, May 7 at 10:30 AM. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fogarty Available to 25 people

2008.

Five Courses of Wine Dinner Party Per person: $75 Priory parent, Rosanne Horan, loves to cook with wine. And for this special evening, she'll even put it in the food! Every recipe in this 5-course dinner includes wine as an ingredient. Guests are invited to participate, to the extent they wish, in the food preparation as well as in sampling the key ingredient for quality and flavor. The evening includes detailed recipes. The meal will be enjoyed with wine pairings selected to make each dish sparkle. Please join Rosanne Horan and Ron Kline at their home in Ladue for a very special guest participation dinner party. Bon Appetit! Saturday, May 15 at 6:00 PM. Mr. Ronald Kline and Ms. Rosanne Horan Available to 10 people

2009.

Tapas and Wine Tasting at Sunset 44 Bistro Per person: $50 Owner and Chef Bob Menendez will inspire you with his knowledge of food and wine, as he hosts a 5-course tasting menu of beautifully prepared tapas paired with small production wines from around the world at Sunset 44 Bistro. Friday, June 18 at 7:00 PM. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Menendez Available to 30 people

Sign-Up Parties - Closing Time: 9:00 PM 2010.

Presentation and Lunch with the Priory Coaches Per person: $25 Are you a little lost at your son’s sporting events? Ever wonder what a cradle, half nelson, triple jump, safety or a 3 and out is? Join us for a sports presentation and overview with an opportunity to ask questions about the sports our sons play. Lunch will follow with Priory coaches Mr. Rolwes, Mr. Combs, Mr. Finan and Father Augustine in the multi-purpose room of the gymnasium. Friday, August 27 at 10:00 AM. Friends of Priory Mrs. Dennis Fuglsang Available to 25 people

2011.

Beer and Bonsai Per person: $40 Mr. Henry, Mr. Kilcullen and a mystery monk have come up with the party of the year – Beer and Bonsai! Please join alumni parents, David and Cathy Naunheim, for cocktails and dinner poolside, while enjoying the company of these fascinating members of the Priory family. Bonsai demonstrating, beer tasting and Benedictine banter will be enjoyed by all who sign up for this eclectic evening in September. Saturday, September 25 at 7:00 PM. Mr. and Mrs. David Naunheim '73 Available to 60 people

2012.

Trivia Night Per person: $25 Calling all minds, great and trivial. Don't miss Priory Trivia Night 2010. Put together a table of 8 or let us seat you with other parents from your son's Form. Beer and soda are provided. Lots of fun and great prizes. Games begin at 7:30 PM on Saturday, October 16.

Saint Louis Priory School

2013.

Breaking Bread-Back by Popular Demand!

Per person: $40 Mary Ann Virant will spend the day teaching you how to create a variety of breads at her home in Wildwood. She will share her 150 year old recipe for sourdough and serve you lunch as you perfect your bread making techniques and learn from an expert. You will go home with sourdough starter dough, famous recipes and fresh breads. Tuesday, October 19 from 9:00 - 2:30 PM. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Virant, Jr. Available to 15 people

2014.

Form I (Class of '15) Dad and Lad Bowling at "Moolah Lanes" Per person: $20 Begin your afternoon with lunch, followed by bowling and tournaments in ping pong, darts and billiards with prizes for the winners. Sunday, February 28 from 12:00 - 3:00 PM. Mr. and Mrs. Amrit Gill Mr. and Mrs. James Guard Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale, P.C. (William Jochens) Available to all Form I Dads and Lads

Sign-Up Parties - Closing Time: 9:00 PM 2015.

Form II (Class of '14) Adrenaline Zone Party Per person: $40 Come challenge your friends to a game of Demolition Ball followed by a quest to dominate in the Adrenaline Zone – one of the largest multi-level laser tag arenas in the state. Looking for more? Try your best imitation in the karaoke room. Refuel with pizza and drinks. Friday, February 26 from 12:00 - 4:00 PM. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Davies III Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Denton Available to all Form II students

2016.

Form III (Class of '13) Poker Night Per person: $20 Try your hand at the table for some Texas Hold ‘Em. As the pot grows, food and refreshments will be plentiful. Only the lucky ones will leave the Boys’ Dining Hall with the prizes. Friday, April 9 from 6:00 - 9:30 PM. Mr. Gerald Steiner and Ms. Denise Bertrand Dr. and Mrs. Mark Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh Available to all Form III students Dads are also encouraged to sign up and join in on the fun!

2017.

Form IV (Class of '12) Boys Trivia Night Per person: $25 Get ready for a mind-boggling evening of Trivia, followed by pizza, snacks, desserts and exciting prizes all happening in the Boys’ Dining Hall. Saturday, April 10 from 7:00 - 10:00 PM. Friend of Priory Form IV Parents Available to all Form IV students

2018.

Form V (Class of '11) Father and Son Washers Tournament Per person: $20 Washers Tournament with winner’s bracket, prizes and a great BBQ meal at the Saint Louis Priory Switzer House Lawn. Sunday, April 11 from 1:00 - 4:00 PM. Form V Parents Available to all Form V fathers and sons

2019.

Form VI (Class of '10) Christmas Reunion Per person: $25 Hang out with all your former classmates for a fun and nostalgic reunion at the Haueisen’s home.

Play endless hours of pool, Nintendo, pinball and the list goes on. Lots of food and soda will be on hand as you catch up with your old buddies from Priory. Tuesday, December 21 from 7:00 - 11:00 PM. Dr. and Mrs. David Haueisen Available to all Class of 2010 students

Sign-Up Parties - Closing Time: 9:00 PM 2020.

International Wine and Home Brew Tasting Party for Form I Parents Per person: $40 Calling all Form I Parents, this is a party you don’t want to miss! Enjoy a fabulous Form party as you graze on an abundance of heavy hors d’oeuvres; indulge in mouth-watering desserts only to be topped off by an array of International Wines and Home Brew for your tasting. Please join your hosts, Jeff and Sheila Michalski, as they open their wonderful home to all the Form I parents to mingle and get to know other Priory parents. Saturday, May 15 at 7:00 PM. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Michalski Mr. and Mrs. Amir Tajkarimi Mr. and Mrs. Edward Griesedieck, III Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hassell Available to all Form I Parents

2021.

Flip Flops and Lemon Drops Per person: $30 Hostess Karen Tajkarimi invites you to spend a relaxing afternoon poolside with fellow Priory moms. Start your summer off by leaving your high heels at home and slip into something a little more comfortable.....like your favorite pair of flip flops! Bring your swimsuits so you can soak up a few rays while you enjoy delicious appetizers, desserts and drinks poolside in beautiful Town & Country. Saturday, June 5 from 12:00 - 4:00 PM Mr. and Mrs. Amir Tajkarimi Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Michalski Available to 35 ladies

2022.

Pig and Pinot Per person: $40 Parents, Priory, Pig Roast and Poolside - five if you add Pinot Noir! Put it all together and you get one awesome party to jump start your summer. Paul and Gigi Streiff are inviting Form V parents to join them at their beautiful Glendale home for a Pig Roast by the pool. Enjoy dinner and cocktails while you mingle with fellow parents as you reflect on the past school year and what lies ahead as your boys enter into their senior year at Priory. Saturday, June 5. Cocktails begin at 6:00 PM. Mr. Paul and Dr. Gigi Streiff Available to 80 Form V parents

2023.

Ready, Aim, Fire!

Per person: $40 Get ready for the 2nd Annual Form III Paintball party at Wacky Warriors in Wentzville. No need to pack your own gun. Standard issue paintball guns will be supplied to all that dare to sign up. Get ready to hide in the Brickyard or maybe the Woodlands will be where you will reign as top dog.

Entrance to this event requires you to be at the field by 10:30 AM with a signed parental waiver in your hands. Saturday, September 18.

Dr. and Mrs. Paolo Masetti Available to 20 Form III boys

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