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What Dreams May Come Seizing the bright years ahead

President’s Report 2011-12 St. NorBert CollEGe MaGaZine G ueS t E d itor iaL

The dream collective

Drew Van Fossen Director of Communications and Design

While I was thinking about this column, I bounced a few ideas off my son Joel. Joel is a St. Norbert senior majoring in philosophy and, when I told him I wanted What Dreams May Come to write about how we realize our dreams, his immediate reply was that the best of dreams are virtuous dreams. 7 Momentum Shifts Gears to Full Ahead: A comprehensive campaign for St. Norbert In his estimation, when our dreams are too much about us – too self-centered 10 Big dreams: Members of the Class of 2016 share their aspirations – they are also too specific, and inevitably fall short and disappoint. By contrast, a Reflecting the mission statement of the college, St. Norbert College Magazine links the institution’s virtuous dream will likely be a dream centered on the common good – of benefit 12 Opportunity Unlimited: Making all possible, one student at a time past and present by chronicling its academic, cultural, to others first and the dreamer second. spiritual and co-curricular life. 13 Harnessing the Future: A larger vision is shaping the college’s next master plan His premise made me think of how a young Norbert of Xanten, at the College President 15 A Rich and Scholarly Life: One professor speaks to her own experience emperor’s court, dreamed of wealth and influence for himself – until his world was Thomas Kunkel shaken. After his conversion, his dream became a virtuous one, a dream of realizing Vice President for Enrollment Management the ideals of the Gospels, living in harmonious community, seeking peace and and Communications Bridget Krage O’Connor ’93 college news reconciliation, and serving others. His dream would take shape in the founding of a worldwide order that would endure through the centuries and impact millions. Director of Communications and Design In like manner, the Rev. Bernard Pennings, O.Praem., dreamed of, and Drew Van Fossen 4 On Campus established, a priory and a college on a gentle bend of the Fox River in De Pere. Editor 18 Faculty/Staff Notes The priory would become an abbey and the college would grow to find its place Susan Allen among the finest Catholic liberal arts colleges in the nation. 20 Student Notes Along the way, a Norbertine botanist and professor dreamed of a campus Contributing Writers Mike Dauplaise ’84 25 Norbertine Notes adorned with as many types of trees as are native to Wisconsin. This dream of the Gerrard Diaz ’04 Rev. Anselm O’Keefe, O.Praem., would only be fully appreciated decades after his Quincy Kissack ’16 26 Athletics Jeff Kurowski death, his selfless vision brought into particularly spectacular reality each fall – as you Anna Miller ’15 29 President’s Report 2011-12: Full Ahead can see on the cover of this issue of your magazine. Grace Schmitt ’13 And there are so many others, dreamers all – and not just dreaming their own Tony Staley 32 Honor Roll of Donors Lisa Strandberg particular dreams, but united in a collegial purpose and vision: Kim (Lopas) Sullivan ’95 There is the virtuous dream called Campaign St. Norbert: Full Ahead that seeks Heidi Trembinski to provide more financial support to students, strengthen faculty programs, build a Stefanie Trinkl ’14 alumni news state-of-the-art science facility, enrich the student experience and enhance existing Contributing Photographers facilities; Leivur Djurhuus ’12 17 Alumni News Phil Hoffmann There is to be a new campus master plan – a dream for the future in the spirit Drew Neerdaels 22 Alumni Notes of Father O’Keefe – a vision for the St. Norbert College to come; Mike Roemer There are all the dreams of our students, our faculty and our staff, to serve Jerry Turba ’74 23 Skating Rings Around the Rest of Us Steve Woit our local community – dreams that were realized to the tune of 92,972 hours of volunteer service in Brown County last year; Please submit letters, articles and other material to: Susan Allen, Editor On the cover: And finally, there are the dreams of the thousands of alumni and friends whose Office of Communications As the year turns, all seasons are beautiful at St. Norbert. But fall, in names occupy the Honor Roll of Donors included with this issue. They are the St. Norbert College particular, is both lovely and impressive for those of us who live, work 100 Grant Street and study in an arboretum. What’s not to love about a passage that sets half selfless, virtuous dreamers who sustain and move St. Norbert College ever forward, De Pere, WI 54115-2099 our trees aflame? Fall on a college campus is a season of promise, too, that in their turn perpetuating the long-ago dreams of Norbert, Pennings, O’Keefe and e-mail: [email protected] more than anticipates spring’s rebirth. The opening months of each new phone: (920) 403-3048 academic year bring with them a renewed energy and purpose, and it’s so many more. fax: (920) 403-4010 also the season when we usher in a fresh class of bright young minds. I think Joel had it right. We are the beneficiaries of a legacy of virtuous So many paths of possibility and hope open up before us all. dreamers and it is we, a collective of dreamers, who dream now for the benefit Printing: Independent Inc., De Pere Cover photo: Mike Roemer of those still to come. o n c amp u s Inaugural Don Schneider Memorial College jumps on board appealing yet terrifying all in one.” Student-run gallery Stephen Rupsch (Theatre Studies) says Challenge Run opens SNC Day Since August, the St. Norbert community has he added The Underground to the department’s showcases new work been enjoying free rides on the Green Bay Metro two-show production season in part to SNC Day this year saw the inception of a 5K obstacle run sponsored by the The Clubhouse Gallery, St. Norbert’s new student- bus line. accommodate growing interest in the discipline. Schneider National Foundation. The event heralded a full program of activities run gallery, opened its second year with “New A St. Norbert College I.D. serves as bus pass He also sees The Underground as an opportunity on campus, all part of the college’s well-attended annual open house. Expressions: A Journey Abroad” by Mikaela thanks to a partnership between the college and “to produce small shows that may have a The run began and ended at the college, looping south along Lost Benner ’13. This exhibit, featuring oil and the bus company. Corday Goddard (Student controversial edge to them.” Dauphin Road. Obstacles included climbing the stairs watercolor paintings, intaglio prints and digital Affairs), who engineered the merger, hopes that Web Extra at Schneider Stadium, jumping hurdles, crawling graphics, was followed by “Home(ness),” an the initiative will allow students greater mobility. under ropes and climbing hay-bale hills. installation by Geraldine Sundstrom ’13. SNC Day in pictures. “We are excited to be partnering with Green Military-friendly efforts snc.edu/go/magazine Don Schneider, who died in 2011, was a This semester has also seen an exhibit by Bay Metro,” Goddard says. “This is the latest in longtime trustee, adjunct professor and generous recognized Katie Killian ’13, who showed artwork from her a long line of ‘green’ initiatives undertaken by friend of the college, as well as an avid runner himself. Proceeds from the race semester studying abroad in Liverpool, England. the college and we’re especially excited for our St. Norbert has been named as a G.I. Jobs will benefit Don Schneider Memorial Scholarships at St. Norbert. The fall season closes with a Nov. 13-30 show international student population, many of whom Military Friendly School, one of a list of colleges, universities and trade schools that are doing the focused on work related to LGBTQ issues. don’t have vehicles. This will make exploring the In between scheduled exhibits, the Green Bay community easier for them.” most to embrace service personnel as students. Naming gift to further The G.I. publication’s list recognizes the top Clubhouse offers an impromptu venue where Meet the Class of 2016 All of Green Bay Metro’s buses offer bike student artists can hang their work. The gallery, racks, so riders can easily secure their bike to the 15 percent of institutions nationwide that deliver peace and justice the best experience for military students. G.I. Jobs located on the second floor of the Bush Art They’ve already proven themselves a France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, front of the bus. Center, is open Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., A gift to endow the Norman Miller Center for honors those schools’ efforts to recruit and retain remarkable bunch, and this year they sought Austria, Greece, China and Australia. and Saturdays, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. admission to St. Norbert in such numbers • 14 Eagle Scouts; 1 holder of the Girl Scout Peace, Justice & Public Understanding honors military and veteran students, helping them succeed in the classroom and preparing them that, for the first time, the college instituted Gold Award. the memory of a man who dedicated his life to Underground theatre for their next careers. a waitlist of well-qualified students as it • 1 who plays the bagpipes. bringing people together in peace. presents alternatives shaped its incoming class. • 1 who took part in the 90-mile Midnight The endowment renames St. Norbert’s Peace Students in Theatre Studies have a new A total of 2,378 students applied Run Sled Dog Race. & Justice Center, dedicated under its new name opportunity for performance ushered in by an Founder’s spirit honored for admission. The 600 who make up this • 24 who took part in Badger Boys and Girls on Oct. 2. alternative production of “Bash,” Neil LaBute’s The college recognized Stephen Rupsch (Theatre year’s incoming class include a total of 348 State. As a student at Northwestern University collection of three one-act plays about evil in Studies), John Seckel ’96 (Campus Center), women and 252 men. • 181 captains of a high-school varsity in the early 1940s, Norman Miller traveled to everyday life. This short-run September show Sandy Murphy (Campus Ministry), Bojan They hail from Alaska, Arizona, sport. Washington, D.C., and met with Supreme Court launched The Underground, which will present Francuz ’13, Maggie Schwanke ’13 and Mark Arkansas, California, Hawaii, Idaho, • 237 members of a National Honor Society, justices Louis Brandeis Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, low-budget, limited-seating shows in a rehearsal Silva ’13 as recipients of the 2012 Founder’s including 14 who served as their high- and Felix Frankfurter to Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, Ohio, Oregon room at Abbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts. Awards. school chapter’s president. seek their support for and Wisconsin in the United States, as well Tara Mendez ’13 played the only character The awards, bestowed at the annual • 3 black belts; one second-degree black Better Understanding as from Canada, China, Saudi Arabia and appearing in “Medea Redux,” an exploration of Founder’s Day Prayer Breakfast, honor the belt. Week, a symposium on Sweden. a mother’s murder of her son and the last in memory of Abbot Bernard Pennings. They are • 2 who took part in World Youth Day in discrimination. Individual members of the class have the trilogy. Mendez says: “I was interested in given to current employees and students at Madrid, Spain. Two decades already excelled on many fronts. Their becoming a part of ‘Bash’ because I have never St. Norbert College who through their lives • The current Door County Idol. later, inspired by a done anything with such challenging subject numbers include: advance the Norbertine principles of community, Katie Killian’s photo, “Ferris Wheel in Liverpool,” won • 1 who undertook a 26-day kayaking trip conversation with Vince • 21 high school valedictorians. A portrait in oils of matter before. The short process of putting spiritual commitment, service, collegiality and third place in Liverpool Hope University’s first-ever Lombardi, Norman • 58 all-conference athletes. on Lake Superior. Norman Miller hangs in on such an intense show in three weeks was learning. international photography competition. • 87 who participated in mission trips the center that bears helped to organize a • 21 class presidents. his name. • 11 who completed more than 100 hours to Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, volunteer commission Endowed scholarship honors Odorzynski of community service, including one who Minnesota, Nebraska, New Jersey, New that played a critical role in passing open completed 440 hours. Mexico, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, housing legislation in Wisconsin. Sandy Odorzynski (Economics) got a big surprise at the faculty influenced his decision to pursue graduate studies in • 1 who holds a National Defense Service South Dakota and Texas. And to Costa In 1993, the Miller family established awards banquet when she learned that Jeffrey Steagall ’85 economics. He now serves as dean of the John B. Goddard Ribbon, Global War on Terrorism Service Rica, El Salvador, Mexico, Puerto Rico, the Norman and Louis Miller Lecture in Public and Sue Rine-Steagall ’86 had given $25,000 to the college School of Business and Economics at Weber State University Ribbon, Iraq War Campaign Bronze Star, Trinidad and Romania. And to Africa. Understanding at St. Norbert College to to establish the Dr. Sandra J. Odorzynski Endowed Scholarship in Ogden, Utah. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army • The women’s national curling champion. educate future leaders and promote unity and Fund in her honor. The fund is expected to produce some $1,200 in proceeds Achievement Medal, Army Commendation • 168 with a family member who graduated communication among different cultures and The gift, which will fund an annual scholarship for a annually. The Steagalls, who met as St. Norbert students and Medal and Overseas Service Ribbon. from, or currently attends, St. Norbert religions. student or students majoring in economics, honors the impact married at Old St. Joseph Church, intend to supplement that • 4 People to People ambassadors in College. Shirlyn Miller celebrates her husband’s Odorzynski had on the life and career of Jeffrey Steagall. As amount so that each year’s recipient or recipients receive a total enduring legacy through this new gift. Sandy Odorzynski Steagall’s adviser, mentor and favored professor, Odorzynski of $5,000.

s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 4 magazine magazine 5 o n c amp u s USA Today cites St. Norbert economist on replacement refs Following the Green Bay Packers-Seattle Seahawks game with its infamous blown call, Kevin Quinn (Economics) found himself both professionally and geographically in the eye of the NFL storm, according to USA Today. The paper approached Quinn, a sports economist, for his input after this season’s lockout of NFL officials came to an end. General Chapter 2012 Economists agreed the real officials were worth every penny, according to USA Today, White robes were everywhere on campus for which cited Quinn among a number of behavioral two weeks this summer when 130 Norbertine economists: priests and sisters convened at the college “Quinn says that play (and the subsequent for the General Chapter of the order. outrage) tipped the balance of power in the Representatives from Norbertine houses all negotiations, making the officials even more over the world assembled for this significant valuable. ‘Literally, as soon as that play occurred, Momentum shifts to event in Premonstratensian life. General it was pretty obvious the NFL had lost this deal,’ Chapters, held every six years, have only once he said.” before met outside Europe. Above: The visiting Norbertines celebrated Packers great stops by Mass each day at Old St. Joe’s. Right: Abbot Bruno Dumcoulin, O.Praem., for “Conversations” Full Ahead of Leffe Abbey in Belgium. Ahman Green, the Green Bay Packers’ all-time New comprehensive campaign focuses on Below: Mother Maria-Augustinus Petit, leading rusher, was the guest on September’s O.Praem., of the Bethlehem Priory of “Conversations from St. Norbert College” securing St. Norbert’s future among the St. Joseph in Tehachapi, Calif. television show. With an eye on the 2012 NFL For more photos from the event see nation’s top Catholic liberal arts colleges. season, Green discussed www.snc.edu/livingnorbertine. Web Extra his own career with the Ahman Green speaks Packers, and his life By Mike Dauplaise ’84 on his playing days after pro football. and on life after pro football. Drafted by Seattle, t’s not every liberal arts college that has gained the resources to add snc.edu/go/magazine Green was traded to a new library, stadium, welcome center and commons within the Green Bay in 2000. Ispan of just a few years. And it’s the gathering momentum evident in Through a combination of power and breakaway initiatives like these that makes the college’s leadership team and board of speed, he soon established himself as one of trustees believe that now is the time to announce “Campaign St. Norbert: the game’s elite backs. From 2000 to 2004, the Full Ahead.” former Nebraska Cornhusker gained more yards This comprehensive campaign to raise $90 million signals a from scrimmage (9,036) and more rushing yards continuing commitment to enhance the student experience and upgrade (6,848) than any player in the NFL. In 2003, he facilities. The effort strengthens a drive to maintain the college’s position set the Packers franchise record by rushing for among the ranks of elite Catholic liberal arts institutions in the country. 1,883 yards. “There’s no question that St. Norbert is building on its momentum, Green left Green Bay after the 2006 season and I think that momentum comes from the distinctive characteristics of and signed with the Houston Texans. He returned the college,” notes Mike Van Asten ’75, campaign co-chair and vice chairman of the board of trustees. “With St. Norbert’s unique focus on to the Packers in 2009 and on Nov. 8 of that year student learning, both inside and outside of the classroom, we are very broke the Packers all-time rushing record held by Jim Taylor. Green amassed 8,322 rushing yards in eight seasons with the Packers.

s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 6 magazine magazine 7 concerned with shaping • Faculty support - $15 million scholarships that will enhance the ability to attract students of great While current resources enable the college to assist 97 percent a life of consequence.” • Student experience - $10 million promise to St. Norbert. of students with some form of financial aid, the Full Ahead The five priorities of • Enhancement of existing facilities - $10 million And the campaign will also generate support for on-campus campaign is seeking to provide more and greater opportunities to the Full Ahead campaign “We have the right faculty and the right leadership in place, organizations and programs that include the recently named students of high need, or from underrepresented groups. It will include the building of a now we need to get the facilities in line and build our endowment Norman Miller Center for Peace, Justice & Public Understanding ensure aid is available for students from working-class families, for new center for the sciences so we can keep it going,” says Ed Sturzl ’71, who is a campaign and the Sturzl Center for Community Service & Learning. whom tuition payments are pitted squarely against the overriding to replace the Dr. John R. co-chair along with his wife, Ann ’72. “We want to get the right needs of supporting a household. Minahan Science (JMS) students here with the least amount of stress financially that we can The campaign will also fund merit-based scholarships designed Hall, and to generate provide.” An open window for giving to attract high-caliber students to St. Norbert, while providing Campaign St. Norbert: additional resources to Those who wish to give to the campaign can support general faculty with the tools they need to have a transformational effect assist with student financial Campaign priorities funds or earmark their resources for specific needs. In addition on the lives of students. The college attracts a unique brand of aid. A more robust to naming opportunities for major gifts, such as the center for instructor who appreciates the smaller class sizes and more intimate Full Ahead endowment will enable The JMS science hall has served the campus well for more the sciences, additional targeted-giving suggestions include the nature of the student-teacher relationship. the college to provide A $90 million comprehensive than 40 years, but developments in the field and the rapid pace of underwriting of student travel, nationally and internationally, for Gifts also can enhance strides made in the increasingly popular fundraising campaign that financial aid for a greater technological advancement are transforming science education, and service, coursework and research. Honors Program. This program, which covers all four years of the focuses on five critical goals: number of students and a comprehensive reimagining of the science facility ranks high on “Each individual donor has a unique passion,” observes Van college experience, actively promotes interaction and collaboration resources for the faculty the strategic plan’s priority list. Asten. “While that passion for some happens to be brick and between honors students and faculty. It includes course work, Build a center for the sciences that teaches those students. “We have priority 1 and 1A in the science building and mortar, for many others it has to do with the student experience participation in a living-learning community and a senior project. $35 million The campaign’s initiatives financial aid,” Kunkel says. “Expanding and renovating the science both in and out of the classroom. That opens a wide array of The program provides highly motivated, intellectually curious stem from the college’s building is far and away our resource priority. It will define the opportunities for gifts. St. Norbert was a good school when I and creative students with a college experience that challenges Provide financial aid to students strategic plan, which is institution for generations. It’s going to be transformational in a attended, but by all standards, it’s a great school today.” them academically, engages them in a diverse and dynamic $20 million a product of collaboration way people have never seen before, and it would hold us back in The campaign also seeks to secure funding for the intellectual community, and inspires them to embrace the Catholic, between the college ways that would not be fair to the students if we did not address enhancement or renovation of existing facilities, including iconic Norbertine model of service. Strengthen faculty programs leadership team, faculty, this.” structures such as Main Hall and Old St. Joe’s, and aging facilities “The St. Norbert community is unbelievably fortunate in the $15 million staff and board of trustees. The proposed center for the sciences calls for a transformation such as the Schuldes Sports Center. These types of buildings people who support this college,” Kunkel says. “At a time when a “The timing of of JMS. The new building will not be a complete replacement require additional investment to maintain their ability to function lot of colleges are standing still or going in reverse, we’re able to Enrich the student experience the public phase of this of the existing facility, but renders the existing structure efficiently and meet the changing needs of the campus community. launch a campaign that is well-planned, with the right targets.” $10 million campaign is important unrecognizable. It will include state-of-the-art laboratories because we feel like and equipment for a range of specialties: organic and synthetic Enhance existing facilities everything we’re doing is chemistry; geology; physics; microbiology; immunology; anatomy; Expanding and renovating the $10 million coming from a position of physiology; robotics; psychology; and more. strength rather than need,” “A new science building is simply not optional at this point,” science building … will define the states President Tom states Michael Foley, Ph.D., ’84, who serves as director of institution for generations. It’s going Kunkel. “We’re launching a comprehensive campaign because chemical biology at the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT. “A we want to build on the solid foundation we have and consolidate great liberal arts college has to have a great science department.” to be transformational in a way some of the gains we’ve been able to make in the past several In addition to supporting faculty research, the facility’s people have never seen before. years,” he says. design will encourage collaborative research, which is one of “It’s St. Norbert’s time. There’s a buzz about St. Norbert the most valuable academic experiences a student can have. An – President Tom Kunkel College that’s out there that’s new, and we have these wonderful increasing number of St. Norbert students are taking advantage resources that our friends and benefactors have made possible. of opportunities to conduct collaborative research with faculty We really want to take advantage of that – what we think is members. St. Norbert College’s moment. People come on this campus and “Upgrading the science building is important in order to keep they see things are happening. This really and truly is a campus on St. Norbert on par with some of the other leading campuses,” the move. It makes for a really strong competitive advantage.” comments Ann Sturzl. “So many good things are going on in the The Full Ahead campaign, which has been building science department, and we need to give them the boost they need momentum over the past few years, supports the college’s strategic to complete some of their projects. It will be a fantastic draw for plan and aims to elevate St. Norbert into the top five Catholic future students coming to the campus.” liberal arts colleges in the country. (St. Norbert currently sits in The campaign is also focusing on providing solutions for 10th place among Catholic colleges on U.S. News & World the growing public debate regarding the affordability of education Web Extra Report’s list of “America’s Best National Liberal Arts Colleges.”) in general. In the case of St. Norbert students, that includes To accomplish that, the $90 million campaign is focusing A video that makes opportunities to fully engage in the learning process both inside the case for Campaign on five specific areas: and outside the classroom. St. Norbert. • Center for the sciences - $35 million A successful campaign will increase the financial support the snc.edu/go/magazine • Financial aid - $20 million college can offer students in need, as well as funding merit-based

s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 8 magazine magazine 9 Megan Kowaleski a My dream is to graduate professors because I know that they’re really in four years, with a job! I’m excited – and cool. I’m going to ask about it tomorrow – that’s nervous for class. Jamie when we start class! Karrels a I’m dreaming They’re wondering if they’re of being prepared to live Ayane Okura a I want to see all over the ready for college-level work on my own. Right now, I’m country and the people. I’m excited, I heard and if they’ll be able to find overwhelmed! Maria Rhein a American school is very hard to follow in class. their first class tomorrow I’m looking forward to getting Japanese college is very easy, so By Susan Allen, Lisa Strandberg morning. If their classmates and Stefanie Trinkl ’14 a good education and having I want to study hard here. Ben will be smarter than them and fun. I’m excited to learn, I Nolan a Making friends is a big if they’ll like their professors. really like learning! Celeste part of college. I like meeting They’re the fourth generation Block a I’m excited, not people, making friends, having of their family to attend nervous. Maybe tomorrow I’ll genuine relationships. So far it’s St. Norbert or the first in their be nervous! Jon Menzel a My plan is to study been good – really good. Silas family to go to college. They hard and stay out of trouble. Clifford Vogel- Gilliam a My great-great uncle grew up in De Pere or half- Gosik a I want to to do everything but sleep. was Father Burke [the Rev. way round the world. Dennis Burke, O.Praem., ’26, Nicole Meyer a My dream is to find a friend second president of the college]. who can do my laundry for me! Lauren Bendt It all seems right. My dream is BIG a I’m feeling sort of nervous. Excited but, just to reach my goals of being happy in life. like, calm all at the same time. These first few days have felt like summer Because it feels like this is camp. I don’t know what to expect next, but I where I’m supposed to be. All feel like it’s about to get very real. They have left one nest the students that I’ve met over and are creating another in the past couple of days – it Bryant McCray a My dreams are to be able to a room 14 feet by 9.5 – that makes it feel like home. You’re lead organizations into a different era. I want to they share with someone who not a number, you’re a name. bring more diversity in terms of the way that the was a stranger to them until Matthew Matuszak a Right student body views different cultures. That’s last week. now, I’m feeling hot! I miss my what I’m excited about! Ben Nicholas a I DREAMS air conditioning! Becca Vanden slacked off a lot in high school. I don’t want to Burgt a I guess I just hope to do that any more. I want to straighten up, know make it a good experience – to what I mean? And I think this is They’re brand-new. get as much out of it as possible. I’m really the place to do it. Marco They’ve been dreaming excited just making new friends. a They’ve been moved into their res hall by their Rodriguez I’m looking of this moment for years: the parents; been brought here to Convocation by forward to getting to know more Sarah Kate Amann a I want to become a moment when they step into their FYE mentors; been cheered along the mall published author. Austin McCourt a My dream people. I’m looking forward to the right shoes and become by the faculty; been seated on the plaza in front is to make a name for myself in broadcasting. getting out and exploring the philosopher or poet, activist of Main Hall; been addressed by the president; Beth O’Hara a My dream is to be a teacher world through study abroad and or student-athlete, leader or been welcomed by the dean; been blessed by at my old high school. I love the service trips. I want to join the world-changer. a campus minister. teachers that I had there. I just ALIVE team. I just love the want to be able to bring that programs here. David Yanda a They’re dreaming of majors Now it’s their time: they sing the “Alma Mater”; to another generation. Emily When I run into someone on campus I want to and future careers, internships a touch the Convocation bell for good luck; find Gossens I want to get a job think, I should remember their name, because and extra-curriculars, a their friends. The campus picnic awaits, with I love. Brett Fowler I hope I’ll see them again. I’m going to get to know all a semester abroad and the live music and fireworks to round out a pretty to succeed in what I want to do. these people. I’m going to get to know my dean’s list. professors. I haven’t met one of them that I significant day. Tomorrow, they start class. I want to be a park ranger in a national park. I just want to didn’t like. That’s phenomenal! By the end of these four years I just want to They stand at the threshold, about to step into be really, really close to nature. Cailee Gates a My dreams are come out a nicer person. When the remarkable four-year experience that is an you have a family – a wife, Web Extra to travel the world and meet different people undergraduate education. Can we ask them for children – don’t you just work to with different experiences – and be able to do They’re ready. Convocation moments their hopes and dreams for the next four years? that through art and communications. Zach be a nicer person? I think that’s through the lens. What’s on their minds at this liminal moment, a what I’m looking for, what I hope snc.edu/go/magazine Werginz I want to be an astrophysicist the beginning of it all? eventually. I’d like to get into a research for the most – becoming the program here with some of the physics best person I can be.

s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 magazine 11 Opportunity unlimited By Jeff Kurowski Martinez has made a smooth transition to life at St. Norbert. Becoming a part of STAR (Students Taking lvia Martinez ’14 knows her parents’ favorite spot on Academic Responsibility), a program for first-year multicultural campus. When they visit, her father, Arturo, and mother, and/or first-generation college students, was helpful, she said. EGraciela, enjoy sitting by the Fox River. Maybe it reminds Martinez, a pre-med major who plans to become a physician’s them of their hometown of Acámbaro, Guanajuato, Mexico, located assistant, also points to her childhood experiences for teaching her on the banks of the Lerma Santiago River, also known as the Rio independence and helping her adapt. Lerma. Twelve years ago, the family moved from Acámbaro to “My parents speak very little English,” she explained. Waukesha to pursue a brighter future. “When I am home, I speak Spanish. Growing up, I had to be the “My dad was already working in the United States, but translator. I had to take care of doctor’s appointments. The good the rest of my family stayed back in Mexico because we didn’t thing about it was, I learned to be responsible.” have the means to move,” explained Martinez. “He worked in Martinez admits that she misses her mother’s cooking, but has landscaping in Maryland and then, during the cold months, he high praise for the food on campus. In her free time, she enjoys worked in the fields in California. When my dad got a job in a campus activities, playing cards and spending time socializing with foundry, he accumulated enough money to bring his family to friends. She is a member of both the cross-country and track-and- this country.” field teams, and serves as a tutor for Multicultural Student Services The move was challenging for Martinez, the oldest of three and as a Eucharistic minister at Old St. Joe’s. She has previously daughters. She didn’t speak English, so communication at school been involved with Habitat for Humanity and taught Spanish at a was very difficult. local elementary school. “In middle school, I didn’t talk to anybody,” she said. “I was “I want to make the most of this experience,” she said. “I afraid of speaking English. I was afraid of making a mistake. I had a want to continue to improve in everything I do – running, in the really thick accent and I didn’t want the other kids to make fun of classroom. I am never going to be able to repeat this time in my me. I had one friend.” life, so I want to make the most of it. She began to open up in high school and was a good student, “Do not let fear limit your choices,” she added. “Nobody but college didn’t enter her mind. from my family had gone to college. “My parents’ expectation wasn’t college,” she explained. “My I felt like I needed to raise up parents’ expectations were, we are going to bring our daughters to my family. It’s a blessing.” the U.S. for a better life. They are probably going to get married and work in a factory. My parents started realizing that I was a smart girl and that I had motivation. They are very supportive.” Martinez credits Julie DeYoung, her guidance counselor at Waukesha North High School, for directing her on a path to higher education. DeYoung not only assisted Martinez with college applications, but took her to visit St. Norbert during her senior year. Harnessing the future “I was actually looking at Madison,” said Martinez. “I decided By Lisa Strandberg to apply to St. Norbert, but I really wasn’t interested in going here. Once I saw the campus, I could picture myself here.” picture may be worth a thousand words, but sometimes it group is aware there’s more to a master plan than a picture on an Martinez added that she initially dismissed attending a private takes a thousand words – or many, many thousands – to easel. college because of the cost. DeYoung helped her explore financial A bring that picture into focus. Just ask the divisional vice “There’s kind of a stereotype of what a master plan should be, aid and scholarship opportunities. presidents, staff and faculty members who are talking at length to and most people immediately visualize a drawing,” says Performa “I did not want to be a financial burden on my family,” said develop St. Norbert’s new five-year master plan. CEO Jeff Kanzelberger. “But a drawing is a by-product of Martinez. “My parents were working too hard already. Since spring they’ve gathered almost monthly under the something more important.” St. Norbert offered me great financial aid. I also received a guidance of architectural firm Performa Inc. to envision together That something, according to President Tom Kunkel, is the diversity scholarship. I feel very, very grateful. I don’t think that the future of St. Norbert. Many entered the process expecting it to institution’s long-term sense of direction and purpose. I thanked (DeYoung) enough.” yield a diagram of tomorrow’s campus, and indeed it will. But the “Like any big organization, we spend most of our time

s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 12 magazine magazine 13 navigating from day to day and dealing with the issues of the The master planning committee’s response to both these moment,” Kunkel says. “To be doing your job, you have to step dimensions depends on two critical words. Says Jahnke: “We back and say; ‘Yeah, we’re steering the ship, but in what direction need our residential experience to be adaptable and flexible. We are we steering it? Are we heading toward the port that’s need our classrooms to be adaptable and flexible. We need our appropriate for the institution?’” technology to be adaptable and flexible.” Charting a course in today’s educational environment is To those two words, Kunkel adds a third: affordable. a marked challenge, according to Eileen Jahnke (Business & “Everything about what the college does has to be done with the Finance), who co-chairs the master planning committee with notion of keeping costs as low as possible so that we can keep A rich scholarly Jeff Frick (Academic Affairs). tuition increases to a minimum and keep college affordable.” “We’re looking at trends in higher ed and what we see there. & What we know is that it’s rapidly changing,” Jahnke says. Staying on the leading edge of those changes while stewarding A strategic approach the college’s existing assets is the goal of master planning, says Using the college’s physical resources wisely calls for a laser Bridget Krage O’Connor ’93 (Enrollment Management and focus on the college’s strategic plan. Both the annually updated Communications). But in a 21st century environment, sans crystal strategic plan and the college’s optimal enrollment plan have played ball, the focus is on the next five years and on ensuring that the a central role in the master planning process. campus real estate – physical and virtual – develops in a flexible “A successful master plan is really a physical expression of manner that places a premium on adaptability, with aesthetics also the college’s strategic plan,” says Jahnke. front-of-mind. Kanzelberger points to the landmark arch on Baer Mall “This is not your parents’ master plan. It’s not about acquiring to illustrate the connection between strategic aims and facilities life more land or building more buildings. It’s planning about where planning. In the ’90s, alumni research suggested that of all the the college’s strategic plan and its optimal enrollment plan meet places on campus, Main Hall most meaningfully symbolized what’s going on in the marketplace in higher education today,” St. Norbert College for the vast majority of graduates. says O’Connor. in students since starting at St. Norbert “So we’re working on the master plan at the time, and we’re “How do we align our physical space and, at the same time, The liberal arts, understood within a Catholic in 1984. saying, ‘Hey, if 99 percent of the alums visualize Main Hall as take advantage of the rapid advances in technology, to enhance our “Today’s students are very the image that is burned in their minds, we need to make sure it and Norbertine context, nourish a full academic St. Norbert experience? We have a beautiful riverfront campus that sophisticated in choosing classes and in becomes a focal point,” Kanzelberger says. really exemplifies community, and that’s wonderful. Now how experience for Marcie Paul and her students. evaluating what they’re getting out of The subsequent construction of the arch, he adds, “basically do we capitalize on that? How do we ensure we build upon that classes and how those classes are going to just put a giant bull’s-eye on Main Hall. That made it, if you will, beauty so it continues to become even more special?” By Tony Staley director of the Honors Program, considers serve them,” she says. “Twenty years ago the character centerpiece to the campus.” teaching in a liberal arts environment her it was like, college is fun, college is good, That particular project wasn’t driven by a need for an arch or arcie Paul has a simple goal vocation. It’s an understanding she has I like my classes. Now it’s much more. I a need for a mall. It was driven by a need to highlight and preserve The student voice for her students: that they learn gained over the last couple of decades, she hear students say, we didn’t read this book Of course, colleges don’t become great without attracting a stirring, inviolable symbol of the college. Mto adapt to a changing world says. well enough in class or, I wish we would top-notch students. And those students expect a much different That, Kanzelberger says, is the point of melding the master outside the classroom just as she has learned She first learned the value of a have had more writing. They’re very college experience than did their parents or grandparents – a salient plan with the strategic plan: “It’s not buildings, per se. It’s ‘What to adapt to one in it. liberal arts education as a student at Beloit conscious of what they need in order to point in master planning. is it that the institution is trying to achieve, and how can buildings She wants to instill that broader College. After earning her master’s and achieve their goals.” Primary among student expectations are evolving ideas about get behind it and support it?’ Buildings are not in front of it, understanding of education and life in her doctorate in Spanish at the University of Students expect enthusiasm, clarity where and how they will live – ideas with considerable facilities driving it.” students and she expects graduates to leave Wisconsin-Madison, Paul says she knew – where they’re going and how – and to implications. “Most of our students maybe never shared a bedroom Master planning of this sort calls for involvement from all with skills in communication, writing, she belonged at a small liberal arts college meet with faculty whenever they want or with a brother or sister when they were growing up. This is a college constituencies. Says master planning participant Joy Pahl reading and critical thinking, as well as an where she could know her students and need to, Paul says. generation different from the generations that have gone before,” (Business Administration), “They certainly take every relevant understanding of how to apply those skills build relationships with them and with Because St. Norbert focuses on Kunkel says. viewpoint into consideration when we’re talking about the various in more disciplines than their chosen major. faculty outside of her discipline, “which teaching and spending time with students, Today’s students also have been steeped in technology since projects and possibilities.” Paul says: “Whatever they are going you don’t really get at a big place.” faculty learn the names and back stories of birth and reflexively use mobile devices for everything from The process also requires committee members to look beyond to do they are going to need that kind of “At Madison, I knew a lot of people, students, who come to their offices during communication to study to shopping to entertainment. They are their personal and departmental aspirations. “I think everybody agility, they are going to need that kind I knew a lot of different faculty but they the day and see them at evening lectures primed to flourish under full-spectrum pedagogy – an approach pretty much brought their agenda, and we’ve had to throw our of ability. What I want them to do is to were all in Spanish or Comp Lit,” Paul and club meetings, and communicate by to learning that exploits a range of methodologies, from the tried- agendas out and instead focus on strategic planning,” says the look at a situation or a text – and by a says. “So the idea of being out and about e-mail or via Facebook. and-true to those made possible by the newest technologies. That Rev. Jay Fostner, O.Praem., ’84 (Mission and Student Affairs). text I mean anything from a movie to an and meeting people that were not in your It sometimes leads to lifelong adds a very fluid layer to the master plan’s many strata. That takes time and vision, Kunkel says. “You have to pull advertisement to a book – and analyze it, own area and having really interesting friendships, says Paul, citing one former “We’ve always thought of master planning as being physical together a lot of people. You have to reconcile a lot of ideas. You be able to come at it and think about it conversations with them, and having their student. “I’m still her mentor but it’s – the bricks and the mortar – but in this day we need to also be have to put your institution in the context of where you’ve been. critically. Who is its audience? What is experiences and expertise inform my own, moved beyond that for me. For me she’s looking at the non-physical, if you will – the digital master plan,” It is very challenging, but there’s probably no more important part it trying to do? What is it saying?” was very important to me.” one of my mentors, too.” says Drew Van Fossen (Office of Communications). of administering an organization than planning your future.” Paul, a professor of Spanish and Paul says she has seen a marked change The college also has responded by

s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 14 magazine magazine 15 alumn i n ews We have to spread out. Alumni-led reunions prove a hit We have to become An event co-chaired by Jean (Weber) Stadium for a group of alumni couples from the Calderon’s event proved his point. Their dinner Klas ’64 and Joyce (Pfeffer) Calderon ’65 mid-1960s. They also helped get the word out program began with Dudley Birder (Music) more able to teach this summer brought together 60 alums­ from about the Sigma Tau Gamma/Sigma Nu Chi leading the singers in traditional warm-up various things and we the 1960s – all of whom were involved with the brothers’ 50th reunion in Chicago and a tea party exercises. Klas says, “It felt like we were back music department. “The reunion,” says Todd for Kappa Beta Gamma sisters from the Classes in the rehearsal room with him … it was so love it. That’s part of Danen ’77 (Alumni & Parent Relations), “was of 1973 and 1974. much like what we did when we were in college.” one of the most memorable we’ve had.” The Danen says more alums seem to be taking Danen says: “Dudley started talking to the wonderful thing reason, he believes, is that the event was alumni- the initiative to make sure their particular group them like they were his students and they were originated and alumni-led. It’s a trend he hopes connects. “I love when alums ask me, ‘Can we do eating it up. There were tears everywhere. I get about teaching at to see continue. this?’” He laughs and tells them, “Of course you goose bumps just thinking of it.” They finished Klas and Calderon, with the help of Danen’s can!” The alumni office can assist with reunion with “The Lord Bless You and Keep You” in four a small college. office, were able to coordinate a weekend-long planning in many ways, from finding classmates perfectly pitched parts. event for their music-loving friends that included to mailings and promotion on the website, even Alums stayed to reminisce with former – Marci Paul (Modern Languages) cocktails, tickets to summer theatre, a campus handling the registration table the day of the professors like Marshall Moss (Music, Emeritus) tour, Mass with the Rev. Rowland De Peaux, event itself. and his wife Elaine Moss ’79 (Music). Others O.Praem., ’48, and dinner in the Hendrickson Danen hopes these grassroots reunions put on a performance of their own that included shifting classes from lectures, memorization and cultures and subcultures that have interest in graduate school was Dining Hall. continue because they tend to be particularly songs from Mike Barber ’69 and Meg (Perkins) and exams into internships, service- strong opinions, and good opinions and we in 20th-century Latin American literature. This on-campus reunion was just one of successful. “I’m in love with these kind of Vander Zanden ’64. De Peaux serenaded the learning, collaborative research by faculty cherish them, but in our world today we She has since focused on contemporary a number of alumni-initiated events this year events,” he says. “The affinity of the friendships, group in French and Don Vandenhouten ’60 and students, and study-abroad experiences. have to be able to listen to each other and Hispanic cinema and metaphysical detective that Alumni & Parent Relations has been able the closeness they shared, how they seem to know played the piano. In fact, 33 percent of students now study respect each other and that’s an important, fiction. to support. Danen’s staff helped Sherman everybody there – even the attendance is better. It is with sadness that we note the death abroad, and Paul says St. Norbert would a very important part of a St. Norbert “We have to spread out. We have to Wade ’67 arrange an on-campus dinner and The key is if someone plans their own party.” of Mike Barber, June 25, 2012. His obituary notice like to see that percentage increase still education.” become more able to teach various things an insider’s tour of the new Donald J. Schneider The music alumni gathered for Klas and appears on page 22. further. The focus on students and teaching and we love it. That’s part of the wonderful “I think there is more and more a alongside personal scholarship at a college thing about teaching at a small college,” sense of porousness so the classroom is not like St. Norbert Paul says. Web Extra the centerpiece, that learning goes on in extends to its hiring The college also allows faculty to the res hall, in associations, in meetings practices, Paul says. Mark Your Calendars Dateline Dublin Marcie Paul gives a explore other parts of their professional between faculty and students, with the talk in the popular First, she says, – and personal – life in ways that would St. Norbert College and John “Last Lecture” Alive Team, with the campus ministry candidates must be never happen at a big school, Paul says. Carroll University may have group,” says Paul. “There’s a sense of us series. very good at what snc.edu/go/magazine For her that’s meant becoming director been sworn enemies on working together as a team across campus they do, know their of the Honors Program. the field of battle, but love to teach students holistically and not just field well and come from an excellent And the welcoming presence and conquers all. by subject.” program. support of parish life at Old St. Joe’s is Paul says that, in the honors common Candidates spend two or two-and-a- at the heart of the college community, When the two football teams course, rather than ask the students half days on campus, where they are asked Paul says. “And whether or not you’re a played their season-opener questions, “we present them with issues, how they feel about St. Norbert’s mission member, you’re welcome there.” in Dublin, Ireland, John we present them with scenarios, we present as a Catholic, Norbertine liberal arts college Cavera ’60 and his wife Mary them with information and then we say, and what they could bring to the mission. There were times when, Paul says, she wasn’t going to church a lot. Still, the Fitzpatrick Cavera, an alumna ‘What are the questions here? What do you They are asked how they understand of John Carroll, were among need to know? What does this make you education, how they teach and what they Rev. Jim Baraniak, O.Praem, ’89, then the fans who crossed the want to know?’ And when they articulate expect to do in the classroom, and they are pastor at Old St. Joe’s, would tell her, Nov. 28 President’s Address and pond for the game. The couple that, the next question is ‘How do you find observed teaching a class. “You always have a home here, don’t you Celebration, Minneapolis/St. Paul travelled with the John Carroll that out?’” To determine how well they fit forget.” contingent but they soon ran Such an approach marches well in, they meet with and are evaluated by Paul, who wasn’t raised Catholic, says Jan. 11 St. Norbert College Choir at into Ann Schlueter, mother of with the focus on the spiritual at St. students, faculty, the president, and the Old St. Joe’s is now her home and where St. John’s Cathedral, Milwaukee defensive back Joe Schlueter Norbert; with the inclusion of ethics in all vice president for mission and student she turns for spiritual advice. “I often say March 1-3 Junior Knights and Days ’14. Thanks to Ann, who sent disciplines; and with the missional emphasis affairs, Paul says. St. Norbert never let me stray too far from April 13 The Wedding Party us this wonderful photo. on tolerance for other cultures, ways of Once they join the faculty they’re God, you know, because it’s here, he’s thinking and political views. expected to be scholars who remain current here, she’s here. No matter where you are April 20 Alumni Track Day “That’s a hard sell,” she says. “I think in their field and to move outside their at spiritually, there’s always a coming home May 20 Alumni Golf Outing, Lake Geneva we all come from families and situations graduate field, Paul says. Her own research at St. Norbert.”

s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 16 magazine magazine 17 f aculty / s taff n otes n Jamie Lynch (Sociology) won Best Research began in the late 1960s with his search for good Day says, “I wanted students to use their Composer pays it forward Poster at the Population Association of America’s literature to read aloud to his four children. Spanish skills in practical ways and settings annual meeting. Lynch presented on “College and Alexander’s works figured prominently in with native Spanish speakers, to see the Weight Gain: Is There a Freshman Five?” the Science Fiction and Fantasy course that Boyer potential social and civic values of speaking taught. and using another language, and gain insight n Jessica Rafeld (Financial Aid) has been into Hispanics and their culture.” selected for this year’s College Board Enrollment n The college community honored Jill Hofer ’88 Leadership Academy. Participants attend the (Campus Safety) and Sandra Payan ’13 at the n An article by Shalisa Collins (Modern College Board’s national and regional forums, President’s Dinner this August. Foreign Languages) has appeared in The as well as leadership development sessions led Hofer received the Exceptional Service Cincinnati Romance Review. “Sobre cuartos by College Board staff and senior enrollment Award for initiatives that included facilitating cerrados y barrios populares” looks at space leaders within Midwestern institutions. the purchase, installation, integration and in the detective genre from the classical short testing of a state-of-the-art campus emergency story to the Latin American neo-policial in the n Jeffrey Verkuilen ’84 (Music) has been notification system. novels of Ramón Díaz. admitted as a fellow of the American Guild Payan earned the college’s Employee of Organists. The fellowship certification is the Endowed Scholarship, an award that recognized n At the 2012 Norbertine Leadership and n William Hyland (Center for Norbertine Stud- highest level offered by the AGO; nationwide, two her academic prowess as well as her work as a Service Awards ceremony, Kevin Hutchinson When Blake Henson (Music) played a Closer to home, Henson has been ies) was invited to speak at the international fellowship certifications were awarded this year. mentor for the STAR program for multicultural (Communication and Media Studies) and song by Radiohead in class to make a point commissioned to write a symphony that the conference held this summer to mark the Verkuilen is the fourth current fellow in the state and first-generation students. Payan is also Jeremy Doughty (International Education) about harmonic sequences, he received some St. Norbert Wind Ensemble will premiere in millenium of the founding of the Benedictine of Wisconsin, and joins approximately 150 fellows one of the founding members and the current were honored as Educators of the Year. strange looks from his students. 2014. He is also working on an opera for the monastery and hermitage of Camaldoli in Italy. nationwide. president of La Alianza, a Latino/Hispanic Tynisha Meidl (Education) received the “I’m sure they were thinking, ‘How do you college that features a social networking theme. Hyland’s presentation was titled “John-Jerome organization on campus. Beloved Community Social Justice Award and know Radiohead?’ I do have a life. I do enjoy Henson’s familiarity with the composing of Prague at the Council of Basel: Varieties of n Bob Osgood (Education) presented a paper Joyce Tullbane (International Education) music,” he says. process helps him teach, he says. “If you can Reform Discourse.” on “Pestalozzian Theory, Teacher Training, and n Students in this year’s Senior Capstone received the Student Organization Adviser Henson, who joined the faculty in the fall write a piece that sounds like Mozart, you can Special Education in the United States to 1930” Spanish course taught by John Day (Modern of the Year Award for her work with Colleges of 2010, not only teaches music, but is also the build from that. Now, what do you sound like? n Nancy Malaczewski and Bob Rickards at the International Standing Conference on the Foreign Languages) will be creating products Against Cancer. first professional composer hired at St. Norbert When you’ve gone through the mechanics, then (College Advancement) presented on “Creating an History of Education, held in Geneva, Switzerland. to serve the Hispanic community in the Green – and a Pulitzer Prize-nominated one at that. you develop your personal style.” Interactive Donor Recognition Wall à la Carte” at Bay area. n The college community mourns the loss of The Dallas native is regarded as one of the top He also learns from his students, he says. the Association of Donor Relations Professionals n Robert Boyer (English, Emeritus) has The course will include interviews with a great leader in Mary Greenlaw (Education), sacred music composers in the country. His “A composition student International Conference in Chicago. The Michels donated to the college his collection of works Spanish-speaking parents of children at two who died June 19, 2012. works, including his most popular composition, Web Extra of mine was having a Hall donor recognition project won a Silver Award by and correspondence with high-fantasy author local elementary schools in order to assess their Greenlaw joined the college in July 2004 “My Flight for Heaven,” are published by GIA problem with a section for Advancement Service Programs in the 2012 to lead the education department. “It was the Listen to “My Flight Lloyd Alexander, who won the 1969 Newberry need for materials such as a Spanish-language Publications. for Heaven.” and we sat and worked CASE Circle of Excellence Awards Program. Medal for “The High King.” Boyer’s collection brochure listing local services. first time that a chair came from outside the “I’m from a long line of teachers,” says snc.edu/go/magazine through it together. His college. Mary brought Henson. “I became a composer first because solution was actually new ideas, strong at some point, someone pulled me aside and better than the one that I had.” Designer marries gemstones with found treasures leadership skills, said: ‘I think you have a gift for this. Let me One challenge of composing is finding Rusty nails and razor blades were art. She enlarged the concept to include other and helped move work with you and make it better.’ It’s sort of a text with which you connect, says Henson. transformed into objects of beauty for an objects considered worthless when they are not the program forward been a pay-it-forward thing, if nothing else. He often works with Adam Tice, a poet and exhibition by April Beiswenger (Theatre Studies). serving their purpose. significantly during Teaching has always been a calling of mine. No hymn writer for GIA. “Adam writes a lot of real Beiswenger’s “Shows of Dross” examined Beiswenger also examined what happens her 10 years as chair,” matter what I do in music, I always need to be challenging stuff. We have this nice exchange.” assumptions of worth. “A lot of things that we when junk is juxtaposed with valuable objects. says Reid Riggle a teacher.” Henson, who teaches comprehensive (Education). build our living spaces out of are really important Her pieces include gemstones and other valuable Mary Greenlaw Henson’s vocal talents were first musicianship, sight-singing, orchestration, and can become really expensive, but when objects alongside discarded items. She says, “She is probably discovered by his fourth-grade choir teacher. He composition and keyboard harmony, was they’re not in use, they’re junk,” says Beiswenger. “Every object that I used in the show had a the hardest-working person I ever met. She started composing at age 13 and had his first recently named one of the 50 most influential The fall semester exhibit owed its origins trash element and an ‘important’ material. It’s held herself accountable to a high standard, piece, a church anthem, published at age 15. music professors on Twitter by OnlineDegrees. to “the cutting-of-hair conundrum.” Beiswenger expensive material, but what happens when it’s which called her colleagues to do the same, When he graduated from high school, Henson com. He was recognized for utilizing Twitter explains that her students sometimes protest next to something that’s worthless?” Similarly, she had great integrity, and she demonstrated had already published a dozen church anthems. feeds to encourage aspiring musicians and when they are told they need to cut their hair she says, her Godschalx Gallery show examined a wonderful commitment to her work and to Henson now composes both sacred and composers and offer tips. for a theatrical production. Once that hair is what happens when “junk” is put on display. the program.” secular music. He is regularly commissioned Henson says that he looks forward to cut, though, it becomes quite worthless. As she “What happens to [the worthless material] Mary is survived by her husband, Byron to write for choral groups and events. One of seeing the compositions of St. Norbert students created her pieces, Beiswenger explored the … when it’s not only next to something that’s “Buck” Greenlaw, two stepdaughters, a his favorite works, “August Moonrise,” was published. “Several students have sent out Victorian practice of transforming the hair of worthy, but also in a venue that venerates the brother, two sisters, and many nephews, nieces composed for the 35th anniversary of the scores,” he says. “All it takes is one to get it When junk becomes jewelry deceased loved ones into mourning jewelry and object?” and friends. Thomas Circle Singers of Washington, D.C. rolling.”

s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 18 magazine magazine 19 s tuden t n otes n Students from Japan, Taiwan and China in training exercises alongside local military in Wendland says she took the job “because, High school research paper finally takes flight attending St. Norbert’s English as a Second Indonesia and Malawi, respectively, under the honestly, the idea of working in a theatre Language Institute presented “Intercultural Cultural Understanding and Language Proficiency professionally was exciting.” Reflections.” The August poster session served (CULP) program. While Nickerson and Wendland both as a capstone experience for 22 students who Rucinski’s CULP experience was under the have experience performing in productions committed to extending their English studies auspices of Garuda Shield, a U.S.-Indonesian elsewhere, their positions at AFT provided them by a further two weeks. military training exercise. Rucinski worked with the opportunity to work behind the scenes of a Dawn Shirman (ESL) says the students her Indonesian counterparts in an engineering professional company. Nickerson worked as one of had been in the program for two to five months. company that built two community centers. two production interns. Wendland worked with the “We’re trying to break away from the traditional Keller trained with a company of Malawian box-office and house-management teams. textbook-type learning and actually have them army recruits, participating in 2 a.m. “ruck runs” Wendland says many AFT audience do something that can show their skills in an and helping teach the recruits about the United members have been coming for decades, since authentic type of setting, and also share [those States Army and its physical fitness standards. the era when the company was nothing more skills] with the SNC community, and the public than a bunch of college students making music as well.” The students chose topics on which n Zaccary Haney ’13 has been awarded in the park. “The people are fun,” Nickerson says. to present and were on hand to explain their a $3,000 Benjamin A. Gilman International “There’s something here for everyone. It’s just posters, answer questions and share information Scholarship to help fund his semester abroad really quirky.” about their respective cultures. at John Cabot University in Rome this fall. n This year sees the largest cohort of McNair The national award for Pell Grant recipients n Sarah Christensen ’13 is teaching Zumba Photo courtesy Wausau Daily Herald scholars to date at St. Norbert. n Representing St. Norbert at the Fox Valley helps prepare students for a global economy and nutrition to parents of school-aged children A research project that licensed pilot Erik to the paper that satisfied the editors at the The McNair program is a federally funded Literacy Council’s spelling-bee fundraiser were by overcoming financial constraints that at the Howe Community Center in Green Bay. Miller ’13 started in high school has hit the big Journal of Aircraft. The article appeared in the initiative designed to encourage students Alesia Staskiewicz ’16, Alex Staskiewicz might prevent them from studying abroad. It “Good Eats, Good Beats” offers parents education time with his recent publication in the Journal publication’s July/August 2012 edition. from groups often underrepresented in ’16, Anna Miller ’15 and Jim Stamatakos is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State’s about healthy food choices, along with 45 of Aircraft. It’s an accomplishment that might “In my 42 years at St. Norbert, I don’t graduate programs to pursue doctoral degrees. (Admissions). The team – the first-ever fielded Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and minutes of dance and exercise. The class then not have been without the encouragement of know of any other math major that has been McNair scholars have the opportunity to by the college – made it to the final round of administered by the Institute of International shares a light meal. Christensen says the program Rick Poss (Mathematics, Emeritus). published in a professional journal,” Poss says. participate in summer research experiences the October event, raising some $500 for adult Education. fosters an environment in which parents have a Miller began researching the effects As a bonus, Miller presented the paper at with faculty mentors at St. Norbert or at other literacy. chance to create meaningful relationships, as that golf ball-like dimples would have on the American Mathematics Society’s conference institutions. n Holly Nickerson ’15 and Clara Wendland well. “I hope to create a positive experience for aircraft wing performance while a student in in Madison, Wis., and earned an Outstanding The new group of scholars includes Louis n Valerie Rucinski ’14 and Nick Keller ’14 ’15 found themselves working as colleagues in all that come to this program,” she says. Wausau (Wis.) East High School’s International Presenter Award for his efforts. Ayensu-Mensah ’13, Samantha Finnigan ’14, joined hundreds of ROTC cadets who participated Wisconsin’s Door County this summer when both Baccalaureate (IB) program. He submitted an The idea for the dimpled wings originated Rachel Gintner ’14, Tara Lovdahl ’14, Maira this summer in an international program accepted jobs at American Folklore Theatre (AFT). n Dylan Hudson ’16, who intends to major in initial draft of a paper on his work to a half- during a conversation Miller had with a Rodriguez ’14, Crystal Skenandore ’14, designed to foster cultural awareness. Nickerson started work for AFT as a pre-med at St. Norbert, has been awarded dozen publications without success. Then he graduate student at the University of Oxford Amanda Garcia ’13, Devan Scherer ’13 and After several days of pre-deployment volunteer before eventually applying for a paid a Gates Millennium Scholarship by the Bill and changed his academic plans from aeronautical in England, where Web Extra Steven Garza ’13. training, the two St. Norbert cadets took part position with the Peninsula State Park company. Melinda Gates Foundation. engineering at the University of Minnesota Miller spent part of Students selected for a GMS award have to math and actuarial science at St. Norbert, Erik Miller ’13 talks the summer before an opportunity to attend a college or university putting the paper on the back burner. about the project. his senior year of snc.edu/go/magazine Shear generosity benefits cancer awareness initiative of their choice and complete an undergraduate “Since I wasn’t going for an engineering high school on an Ted Schoenleber ’13 has been growing his hair out for the past six years, and his long locks degree program in any academic discipline they degree anymore, I didn’t feel like I should keep IB scholarship. The two were discussing how made him a recognizable figure on campus. However, when the senior decided to enter the Army’s choose. They also have the opportunity to pursue going with this paper,” Miller says. “The editors pillars held up well in hurricane-force winds Officer Candidate School after graduation this December, he realized his hair would have to go. a graduate degree in education, engineering, wanted me to make some corrections and because of the way air flowed around them. He decided to turn his drastic change in hairstyle into an opportunity to help others. library science, mathematics, public health or re-cite some research, and it seemed like a lot Miller designed dimpled aircraft wings Schoenleber says, “Due to its sentimental value, I really couldn’t part with [my hair] without some science. of work.” on a school computer and eventually received extreme sort of closure, so I figured a public shearing for charity was a good way to go out with When Miller met with Poss to discuss approval from Wichita State University to a bang.” n Three new service sites added to St. Norbert’s getting into the actuarial field, the fact that run tests in the school’s wind tunnel. While The international studies major braided his hair in sections and took up his station in front of the T.R.I.P.S program give students the option to take Miller had earned his pilot’s license and the work generated impressive results, Miller Campus Center, where passersby could buy the privilege of cutting off a braid at $20 a time. Students part in a service trip focused on children’s health completed the paper while still in high school says a great deal more research is needed to who couldn’t afford a whole braid offered smaller sums to trim his beard. education in Mississippi; a trip to Albuquerque, came up in conversation. “Erik showed me a determine a practical use, since the design has Close at hand was his mother, Barb Schoenleber. A cancer survivor herself, she took her turn N.M., focused on immigration issues; and a SIFE letter he had received from an editor that said a drawback: increased drag at cruising altitude. with the scissors and shaved Schoenleber’s head neatly at the finish. (Students In Free Enterprise) trip to Houston, the paper had not yet been accepted, but if “I still think it would be useful in helping Schoenleber’s effort raised about $1,200 for the Sting Cancer organization at his former high where business-minded students will partner he made changes a referee had suggested, planes take off at a steeper angle during their school, Preble in Green Bay. The lopped braids were donated to Locks of Love, which provides hairpieces with Catholic Charities and Feed the Children. it would be,” Poss says. “I don’t know if Erik climb,” he says. He hopes sometime in his to children who lose their hair due to illness or medical treatment. These trips are among 14 that will head out understood this letter really was a ‘yes’.” career he’ll find an aeronautical engineering He says, “In the end, I figured knowing my hair was worth over 1K was worth letting it go!” during this year’s winter and spring breaks. At Poss’s urging, Miller made revisions student willing to resume the research.

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2005 Erin Denor and Robert Mader II, June 27, 2009. They quarterbacking the Ishpeming High School (IHS) football Births/Adoptions live in Two Rivers, Wis. team to the state finals in 2010, and being named to the Detroit Free Press All-State football team that same year. 1994 Jane (Brooks) and Kent Everett, Fishers, Ind., a son, 2006 Danielle Brandemuehl and Trevaniel Temple ’07, He also participated in basketball and track in high school. Quinn Brooks, Jan. 20, 2012. Quinn joins brother Ryan, 8, June 9, 2012. They live in Keota, Iowa. At St. Norbert College, he was a member of the football Skating rings and sister Emily, 6. 2007 Amanda Fischer and Robert Eskola, Oct. 1, 2011. team. Olson was looking forward to coaching football at 1997 Melanie (Diels) and Christopher Roland ’97, They live in West Bend, Wis. IHS this fall. He is survived by his parents, Jeffrey and Sally Cedarburg, Wis., a daughter, Ella Christine, Feb. 21, 2011. (Simula) Olson. around the rest of us 2007 Kelly Klein and Dan Schneeman ’06, Oct. 29, 2011. 1997 Jennifer (Pierzchalski) and Dan Ryan ’97, New Berlin, They live in St. Paul, Minn. he satisfaction that athletes take from their sport often champion Intermediate Synchronized Skating team with the Fond Wis., a daughter, Delaney, Aug. 30, 2011. Delaney joins Class Notes 2007 Nina Nolan and Shane Rouse, June 2, 2012. They live comes in moments of solitude rather than in front of du Lac (Wis.) Blades. The discipline calls for 16 skaters to perform brother Caden, 5. in Bonduel, Wis. 1961 Rich Gausselin has authored a story for children, cheering crowds. Personal fulfillment that results from long together, requiring shared dedication by all members of the team. 1998 Jennifer (Robers) and Todd Miller ’97, Janesville, Wis., “How the Grandmas and Grandpas Saved Christmas.” T 2008 Nick Fry and Lea Salvo, May 5, 2012. They live in hours of training stands as the ultimate reward. “Getting into synchronized skating was the best thing I ever a son, Rome, adopted on Dec 23, 2011. Rome joins brother The book is available in soft cover or e-book. Overland Park, Kan. Siddhartha, 6. Peter Biver ’98 and Megan Bania ’15 are at different stages did,” says Bania, an English major who would like to pursue a 1964 Carla Miles, a retired teacher, has been awarded the 2009 Linda Maier and Greg Steffes, April 28, 2012. They in their figure-skating careers, yet in many ways their stories of career in book editing and publishing. “I learned dedication to a 1999 Michelle Chaudoir and Lanh Nguyen ’99, Madison, Sertoma Award for Service to Mankind. She also received live in Oshkosh, Wis. Wis., a son, Nam-William, Oct. 16, 2008. Nam-William joins the Distinguished Woman of the Year Award from the passion and dedication are running parallel courses. Biver has sport, and that you can’t give up on something when it starts to sister Mailynn, 6. 2009 Kimberly Sawyer and Stewart Larsen, June 2, 2012. American Association of University Women and the Woman reached high levels in competitive get hard. You have to press through They live in Green Bay. of the Year Award from the United Community Church. Miles skating and is a successful coach, that.” 1999 Maureen (Doody) and Paul Johnson ’99, Tinley Park, created the Hope Fund, which assists underserved children Ill., a son, Sean Patrick, Dec. 31, 2011. Sean joins sister 2010 Cyle Schneider and Svenja Rauchstaedt, July 9, 2012. and their families in Florida. while Bania is early in her journey Bania would like nothing Bridget, 7, brother Liam, 5, and sister Maggie, 2. They live in Milwaukee, Wis. and also has her sights set on a better than to follow a skating path 1969 Betsy Buckley ’69 is taking a lead role in Imagine the 2000 Erin (Napralla) and Paul Ruby, Sun Prairie, Wis., a 2010 Jennifer Ackman and Evan Wisowaty, Sept. 17, 2011. Possibilities, a year-long mentoring program through which coaching career. similar to Biver’s. She has taught daughter, Claire, April 9, 2012. Claire joins brother Kevin, 3. They live in Walworth, Wis. small groups of at-risk students are introduced to the world Biver ramped up his training learn-to-skate programs since her of business by the heads of local organizations. Buckley, 2001 Julie (Frymark) and Greg Kirby ’00, Delafield, Wis., regimen exponentially to prepare freshman year of high school at the CEO of What Matters Inc., works with students from Risen a son, Grant, May 2, 2012. Grant joins brother Connor, 2. Obituaries Christ School in Minneapolis, where more than 95 percent for the U.S. Figure Skating Cornerstone Community Center, 2002 Ryan and Amy Kamien, Francis Creek, Wis., a son, 1937 John Toonen, of Milwaukee, died June 2, 2012, at of students come from families who are living either at or Championships last January in San which also happens to be the home Lewis, Oct. 25, 2010. Lewis joins sister Tessa, 4. the age of 98. Toonen worked for Allis Chalmers in West below the poverty line. Jose, Calif. He and his student/ ice for the St. Norbert College Allis, Wis., for 35 years. He is survived by his former wife, 2002 Anissa (Adams) and Brian Johnsen, Milwaukee, twins, 1970 Denis Clark sang at the World Choir Games in partner, Rita Fehr, trained up to hockey teams. She now serves as Louise (Panosh) Toonen, and seven of his eight children. a daughter, Reese Barbara, and a son, Brock Eric, March Cincinnati in July with two groups and was also one of 18 five hours per day on and off the assistant director of the program. 27, 2011. 1950 Robert “Bob” Behnke, of Shawano, Wis., died July American singers chosen to sing in the WCG’s American ice, five or six days per week, in “Going to St. Norbert and 6, 2012, at the age of 86. Behnke served his country in the premiere of Karamazov’s “Stabat Mater,” performed with 2004 Lynsey (Forst) and Thomas Muellenbach ’01, Green preparation for the senior pairs having Cornerstone as our home United States Marine Corps for three years during World War a Ukranian chorale and a full orchestra. Bay, a daughter, Rebecca Cheryl, Jan. 3, 2012. Rebecca II. He was a former president and director of the Citizens competition. rink is great,” she says. “I’ve been joins sister Leah, 3. 1975 Mike Van Asten, president of Liberty Hall Conference Bank, executive vice president and director of Citizen’s Center, has received The Salvation Army’s highest “When you have a passion going there since I was 10, and I can 2004 Laura (Ottenfeld) and Alexander Matug, Mt. Prospect, Bankshares Inc., and served two terms as Shawano recognition – the 2012 Compassion in Action Award – for that is deeply rooted inside you, tell you who all the managers and Ill., a daughter, Audrey, April 3, 2012. alderman. Behnke is survived by his wife, June, and his his service and continued support of the Army’s programs. daughter. that you love so much that you janitors are. It’s home to me. I walk 2005 Laura (Woida) and Chris Marx ’05, Milwaukee, 1982 Steve O’Toole’s play “Marietta” debuts in November want to practice it every day, in and flick on the lights.” 1969 Michael Barber, of De Pere, died June 25, 2012, a daughter, Gracelyn Marie, May 4, 2012. in St. Paul, Minn., in a production staged by Spirit in the benefits from the sport are Bania also has progressed to the at the age of 64. He taught at Ball State University, where the House. The play focuses on a mother’s journey to 2006 Alison (Gracyalny) and Adam Frazier ’06, De Pere, he directed the Ball State Chorale, and served as director of intertwined in your life,” says junior freestyle level in individual a daughter, Addison Megan, May 22, 2012. forgiveness in the wake of her daughter’s abduction and music at Madison Area Technical College. He is survived by murder. It is a true story, the script taken from transcripts Biver, who coaches in St. Paul skating, advancing to the highest 2007 Aaryn (Miller) and Corey Faust, Beaver Dam, Wis., his daughter and two sons. of an interview with Marietta Jaeger. and Stillwater, Minn. “Regardless levels in two categories: dance and a son, Grant Benjamin, Dec. 15, 2011. 1984 Michael Ryan, of Arlington Heights, Ill., died April 4, 1984 Jeffrey Allen has accepted a position at Mid of the results, it’s really that moves in the field. Some of her 2012, at the age of 49. Ryan earned an M.B.A. from DePaul 2010 Cyle and Svenja Schneider, Milwaukee, Wis., Vallee Golf Course in De Pere as PGA-certified teaching internal treasure that you have It was our pleasure to introduce Peter Biver ’98 and Megan Bania ’15 for fondest memories, however, have University and was a regional sales manager for Kimberly a daughter, Charlotte Florence Fern, March 4, 2012. professional. He previously worked at The Bull at Pinehurst the first time mid-October, when Biver brought students to a competition Clark. He is survived by his daughter, his mother and his from knowing you’re giving nothing to do with competition. Farms in Sheboygan Falls, Wis. at the Cornerstone. They took some time out in the skaters’ lounge for this 2011 Alison (Harvey) Ellis and Damien Ellis ’11, Escanaba, three brothers. everything you can and making “I was home-schooled, so I was impromptu lesson from Biver, a pairs specialist. Mich., a daughter, Margaret Ray, Sept. 16, 2012. 1985 Mary Lee (Boyd) Johnson of Ashwaubenon High the most of your circumstances.” able to skate in the afternoon,” she 1996 Keith Ruiz, of Green Bay, died May 10, 2012, at the School has earned Coach of the Year honors from the age of 38. Ruiz served in law enforcement before owning Wisconsin Association of Cheer and Pom Coaches. The national meet was says. “There would be only one or Marriages and operating Edge Investigation LLC. He is survived by Biver and Fehr’s first competition together at any level. Although two others on the ice; most of the time my sister and one other his wife, Renee, and his three children. 1987 Laurie Wessel-McMorran has begun a new position 1991 Elizabeth Woodky and Marc Kopish ’82, Sept. 10, with Northeast Wisconsin Technical College as the manager they finished at the bottom of the 13-pair field, the result was skater. That was priceless to me. You learn how you can pour 2011. They live in Marinette, Wis. 2012 Emily Sadowsky, of Edina, Minn., died July 31, of computer services, within the office of instructional and unimportant compared to the personal triumph of the journey. yourself into it when it’s just you on the ice.” 2012, at the age of 22. Sadowsky, who performed with the information technology, for the northeast region of the state. 1996 Kate Zemlicka and Robert Buenger, May 19, 2012. state honors choir while in high school, was selected as a “In the end, all you remember is the journey,” Biver says. Going forward, Bania has her sights set on coaching. They live in Chicago. member of The Sound of America National Choir and toured 1989 Patrick Foley was a part of the world premiere cast in “I have great memories when I look back. It was grueling and “It’s my passion,” she says. “I can’t stay off the ice. Ideally, I’d 2001 Nichole Heinecke and Todd Lecher, May 17, 2008. Europe in the summer of 2008. Holding degrees in vocal North Hollywood, Calif., both for the musical comedy “Don’t difficult, but I’m so glad I pushed myself. It pushed me way like to become certified to coach, and I would love to coach They live in Fox Point, Wis. performance and psychology, she began her music career Hug Me, I’m Pregnant” in November 2011 and the musical beyond to a whole new place that I had never been before.” synchronized skating.” at Music2Master as a vocal and piano instructor. She is “40 Is the New 15” in 2010. 2002 Anissa Adams and Brian Johnsen, Oct 24, 2009. They survived by her parents, Paul and Carol Sadowsky, two Bania fell in love with skating at a learn-to-skate program “Figure skating is a very lonely sport,” Biver says. “It’s not live in Milwaukee. sisters and her fiancé. 1990 Lt. Col. Erica C. Nelson has been decorated with when she was 8 years old. She found her comfort zone in the just about making it to the Olympics. That’s like winning the the Bronze Star. She is an operations officer assigned to 2002 Laurie Schultz and Todd Drangstveit, March 3, 2012. 2015 Daniel Olson, of Marquette, Mich., died July 19, 2012, the 15th Military Police Brigade at Fort Leavenworth, Kan. increasingly popular synchronized figure skating niche in eighth lottery in figure skating. We can all lead fulfilling lives without They live in New Berlin, Wis. at the age of 19. Olson was a standout student-athlete, Nelson has served in the military for 21 years. grade, and in 2011 served as assistant captain on the national winning the lottery, and that’s possible in figure skating, too.”

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1994 Mary (Klipstine) Bain has earned a 2012 Golden Apple 2002 Laurie (Schultz) Drangstveit has accepted a position curriculum and instruction from the University of Wisconsin- Award. She is part of a team of five first-grade teachers at at Phorms Primary School as a Year Three teacher in Milwaukee. She is looking forward to her third year as the Hemlock Creek Elementary School in De Pere who received Munich, Germany. She previously worked for the Greendale head of the life sciences department at Compass Public the award for their professionalism, leadership and (Wis.) School District as an elementary school teacher. Charter School near Boise, Idaho. innovation in teaching. 2002 Lindsey Rehn has graduated summa cum laude 2007 Lauren (Page) Hitt accepted a position as the director 1996 Mike Mauthe has been named the principal of from Concordia University with a Master of Business of marketing and communications for Holy Apostles Catholic Lourdes Academy, formerly known as Unified Catholic Administration degree, with a concentration in Parish in New Berlin, Wis. Previously, she was a freelance Schools of Oshkosh. management. copywriter and editor. In him is the spirit 1996 Sen. Rich Zipperer (R-Pewaukee, Wis.) has joined the 2004 Lisa (Arenas) Hedrick accepted a position as the 2007 Kathryn Heitman was promoted to contract administration of Governor Scott Walker as the governor’s principal at St. Bruno Parish School in Dousman, Wis. She administrator with Oshkosh Defense. Heitman will serve on deputy chief of staff and senior counsel. previously worked in the Hartford Jt.1 School District as the proposal management team focusing on international the reading coordinator and has also served as an adjunct and Army contract proposals. of 1997 Amy (Poehls) Rader earned a Bachelor of Science in leadership professor for both Concordia University and the University Nursing degree from Bellin College in May 2011. She is now of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. 2007 Nina Nolan has been named a “2012 Woman to working as a registered nurse in labor and delivery at Know” by Green Bay’s YOU Magazine. St. Vincent Hospital in Green Bay. 2005 Kathryn (Lyon) Schoenfeldt received her doctorate in psychology from Chestnut Hill College in Philadelphia in 2008 Mary Meleski moved to Havertown, Pa., to assist 1997 Chris Ayers has published a new book, “The Daily Zoo June 2012. with the administrative work of the community’s lay mission Goes to Paris!” He exhibited his “Daily Zoo” artwork in Italy program (post-graduate service), Cabrini Mission Corps. this fall. 2005 Brent Schoenfeldt graduated from his residency at Previously, she was in New York City teaching English as a Lehigh Valley Hospital in Allentown, Pa. Schoenfeldt is a Second Language to adult immigrants as a pre-novice with ach morning findsAbbot Gary Neville, O.Praem., ’73 explains. The last several years, the community has had to pull 1999 Mike Heun has been named the principal for Wilson full-time emergency medicine physician and is also the the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (Cabrini Elementary and the STEM charter school in Wauwatosa. physician for the SWAT team in Stanly County. Sisters). in the St. Joseph Shrine at St. Norbert Abbey. He awakes back its outreach as priests have retired, but remains committed at 5:30 a.m. for prayer. in such areas as education, parish work and spirituality. 2000 Megan Olson has accepted a position at Deloitte 2006 Jamie Velkoverh has accepted a position as an 2008 Elizabeth Colletti accepted a job at West De Pere High E Consulting LLP as a senior consultant in the technology associate environmental engineer at ENVIRON International School as a geometry teacher. She previously worked at “It’s very quiet,” he says. “Occasionally, I hear the little “Religious communities have lived so long with the group. She previously worked for Honeywell International. Corporation in Phoenix. De La Salle Institute in Chicago, where she was awarded mouse running around down there.” notion of diminishment that in some ways we frequently the 2011-12 Excellence in Education Award. 2001 Hilarie Welsh has earned a doctorate in curriculum 2006 Irene Gorman recently accepted a position with BASF Abbot Neville also concludes his day with personal prayer. dwell on the wonderful past,” he says. “We all know that the and instruction from the University of Illinois at Urbana- and graduated with a doctorate in polymer science and 2009 Brian Lueth accepted a position at the Scoliosis He spends at least a half hour of each evening in the oratory that past wasn’t always wonderful, but we wish we still had 200 Champaign. This fall she began her position as assistant engineering from the University of Southern Mississippi. Research Society as the organization’s global program overlooks the church. people. Fortunately, we have five guys in formation, so we are professor in the division of education at Loras College in manager in charge of advocacy, education and research in Dubuque, Iowa. 2006 Elsa Hansen has completed the naturalist program Milwaukee. “I review the day – ‘that was good; that wasn’t good, beginning to rebuild. at the Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center, earning what’s up for tomorrow?’ – I just try to put the mind to rest. “What I hope we can do is move from that model of 2001 Alan Kellermann received a Master of Arts degree a certificate in environmental education. She is currently 2009 Anthony Cacciatore is entering his second year of law in creative writing/poetry from Swansea University, Wales, pursuing a Master of Education in Environmental Education school at South Texas College of Law. Tomorrow is another day. We are going to do the best we can. saying, remember when we were able to do that? and say, in January 2008. He accepted a position in the doctoral degree at the University of Minnesota-Duluth. To make decisions, to take up challenges which are difficult, OK, but there are all kinds of other opportunities that present program at the university and completed his Ph.D. in 2010 Sarah Rust is the new administrative assistant to the you need to not only feel the support of your own community, themselves,” he added. “Which ones do we find attractive as we poetry in December 2011. His first volume of poetry, “You, 2006 Justin Krueger gave an alumni recital at the Walter chief of police and the police department in Pulaski, Wis., Me and the Birds” was published by Parthian Publishing Theatre on campus this September. her hometown. but others. You need to lay that out in front of God. I go grow in our number?” in September 2012. His poetry has also been published forward with a lot of faith.” The completion of his first nine-year term was cause 2007 Jennifer (Geiser) Mathwig has accepted a new 2010 Brooke Auxier graduated from the University of by major British and Irish journals, including New Welsh The community moves forward with Abbot Neville as for reflection. Abbot Neville’s thoughts turned to the 23 Review, Agenda and Poetry Ireland Review. position at United Health Group in Green Bay. She works Maryland’s Philip Merrill College of Journalism in May 2012 in compliance management, as compliance auditor. She with a Master of Arts in Journalism. She has accepted a job its leader for another nine years. On May 4, he became the first Norbertines who died during that time period. 2002 Nicholas Bongers has been accepted into Oakland previously worked for Humana. as a social media coordinator at Discovery Communications, abbot in the history of St. Norbert Abbey to be elected to a “While they are gone, what they did lives on,” he says. University’s doctoral program for educational leadership in located in the Washington, D.C. She works directly with two higher education. His expected graduation date is 2015. 2007 Molly Wolk earned a Master of Science degree in Discovery networks: TLC and Discovery Fit & Health. second term. “The men laid such a foundation; it gives us a lot to build upon. Easing into his new term was not an option. The annual The order’s motto is sort of ‘ever ancient, ever new’ [words chapter of the abbey started the following week, and Abbot of St. Augustine]. We hold on to parts of the past that are Roommates reunite alumni dads Neville and the St. Norbert Abbey community hosted the important to us, our charisms and spirituality, but then we look General Chapter of the order, for Norbertines worldwide, just at, if Norbert was among us today – what would he do; where When Clayton Radant ’15 learned that him. “I turned around and he said, ‘Tex?’ And two months later at St. Norbert College. A major celebration would he go; what would he see as the challenges in the world? Connor Romenesko ’15 would be his first-year I said, ‘Tim?’” with vows and anniversaries was also held in August. A sudden He was known as a peacekeeper, a reconciler, and the world is roommate, the surname was familiar to Clayton’s After 32 years, the chance pairing reunited health problem further taxed the abbot’s summer schedule. giving us many opportunities to go that direction. It’s not easy father, Russ ’79. The elder Radant, better known the old friends. But it wasn’t the first time their On July 4, his left leg swelled from a 16-inch blood clot that work.” to his St. Norbert contemporaries as Tex, knew sons had shared the same space. Clayton’s and required surgery. Abbot Neville points to the growth in programming at the Tim Romenesko ’79 during their mutual time Connor’s births occupied spots one after the On the mend, Abbot Neville is seeking some retreat time Norbertine Center for Spirituality as a positive. The initiative on campus. He wondered to his wife, De’Ette other in a 1992 class letter published by Jim to do some reading. A getaway in winter, his favorite season of four years ago to start the Norbertine Volunteer Community Radant (Campus Ministry), if Tim and Connor Montgomery ’79. the year, is a good possibility. on the east side of Green Bay is also celebrated. might be related. The duo will remain side by side for the “We have several facilities up north in Wisconsin,” he says. “Those young people have done so much good and in On move-in day, he found out. The Radants foreseeable future. Says Russ: “They get along “I could probably choose any one of them and take my Kindle, some ways have brought some stability to the neighborhood by arrived at Mad/Lor Hall first; then Connor and his fantastic. They’re going to be roommates again some books and some popcorn and read for a couple weeks. I living there and being present there,” he says. “We may not mother showed up. Connor’s dad was parking next year.” Their coincidentally assigned living like to read in the areas of religious life and spirituality and look always be able to do everything ourselves due to numbers, but the car. quarters for their sophomore year? The same for ideas to bring back and present before the community.” to find projects to support, to lend our name and resources, can Russ busied himself in the room. Soon he Victor McCormick Hall room that Russ lived in For an abbot, planning is determined by personnel, Neville be just as powerful.” heard a man’s voice – a familiar one – behind back in the 1970s.

s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 s t . n o r b e r t c o l l e g e fall 2012 24 magazine magazine 25 Runners score Tom Barry trifecta More than a road trip The Green Knights claimed both team titles at the Tom Barry Invitational this fall, with a third St. Norbert team – St. Norbert Alumni – coming in at second place on the women’s side, third on the men’s. This is the third consecutive team championship for the women’s varsity team. Elvia Martinez ’14 was St. Norbert’s top finisher, placing fifth with a time of 19:41. Hannah Andrekus ’14 was sixth in 19:52, while Charlotte Walsh ’16 was eighth in 20:05. Logan Jadin ’15 claimed the individual championship in the men’s competition, covering the 4-mile course in 21:06. Nathan Heppe ’14 finished in fourth place overall in 21:23, while Michael Heise ’15 was sixth in 21:29. Knights Homecoming victory a record Homecoming saw the Green Knights set a new school record for points scored as they trounced Lawrence University 79-7. The Green Knights also matched a school record by holding their gridiron opponents to just three first downs – a feat last accomplished in 1960 against Carroll. The Green Knights wasted little time getting separation from the Vikings, pulling out to a 35-0 lead at the end of the first quarter. St. Norbert led 45-0 at halftime and 65-7 after three quarters. Ten different players accounted for 11 St. Norbert touchdowns. St. Norbert gridiron greats honored By Gerrard Diaz ’04 “The support from our parents and The tournament, built around a Navy Purtill says most of the game planning family every year has been tremendous versus Notre Dame game, was promoted was done before the team left the country. reparing for a trip is one thing. with that,” Grzesk said. “The largest one throughout Europe as an opportunity to Excitement built over the summer Preparing for an overseas trip is is the steak fry. We’re able to raise a large experience American football. Ten high and some 30 players were on campus Psomething else. amount of money in one night.” schools also joined in the Aug. 31-Sept. 1 practicing, according to cornerback Austin Now try preparing an entire football Football coach Jim Purtill didn’t have event. The John Carroll game was part of Arts ’13. or basketball team for an overseas trip. to worry about fundraising for his team’s St. Norbert’s regular season schedule – only “The anticipation has just been That was the prospect before the upcoming trip to Dublin, Ireland, for the the second time in Division III history that building,” Green Knights right tackle Green Knights this summer – a summer Global Ireland Football Tournament 2012. a regular-season game was played overseas. Kurt Mayer ’13 said ahead of the trip. that saw basketball competing in Italy and “Typically, when you go on those The basketball team only had to pack “Everyone wants to be prepared.” football opening its 2012 season in Ireland. exhibition tours, you do your own private their uniforms for the trip – using practice It wasn’t just the team that was The basketball team played three fundraising,” Purtill says. “If we had to take uniforms so no game uniforms could be excited. The first thing Arts did after exhibition games during a 10-day tour it in that direction, lost with luggage. Once overseas, the team learning of the trip was to call his parents. of Italy, which allowed the 15 players and Web Extra I don’t think it bought extra things like wrapping tape, and “We doubted him at first, but then we Only two athletes in St. Norbert history have seen their numbers retired and now signboards five coaches to see the sights as well as earn would’ve happened.” the host teams provided balls. were really excited and knew that we were marking this distinction have been unveiled at Schneider Stadium. Sights and sounds The college retired No. 36 and No. 32 after the playing careers of Norm Jarock ’58 three victories over local club teams. from the Ireland Instead, the For football, the gear story was a little going to go, right away,” says Lynn Arts, (left, above) and Larry Krause ’70 (right) concluded. However, no permanent fixture at “We tried telling the players 100 times football game. college’s advancement more complicated. Each player was allowed Austin’s mother. At that point, the farthest snc.edu/go/magazine Minahan Stadium or elsewhere indicated the honor. The new signage was unveiled at that it was going to be a great experience, office lined up to pack a 50-pound bag and two carry- Lynn and her family had traveled to see a halftime of the Homecoming game, with both Krause and Jarock present for the occasion. something you’ll remember for the rest of game was to Monmouth College in Illinois. donations to sponsor 81 spots for the trip. ons. According to the players, that’s pretty Jarock was the first St. Norbert back to rush for 1,000 yards in a season, finishing For many of the people involved with your life, but until you’re over there and “It was a great offer by the administra- typical for a road trip, but some gear – like with that exact total in 1956. He led the country in rushing with 1,306 yards in eight games see everything, I don’t think words do it tion to take up that responsibility,” Purtill the kicking net – didn’t make the trip. the trip, in fact, this was the first time they in 1957, an average of 163.3 yards per game. He was a ninth-round draft choice (the 99th justice,” says basketball coach Gary Grzesk. says. “Especially when you’re talking that And the team had to deflate footballs for had traveled overseas. “This is actually the overall choice of the draft) of the Green Bay Packers in 1958, but broke his ankle in the first NCAA rules allow teams to go many people, because it adds up to a big the Aug. 28 flight out of Chicago. first I’ve ever flown even,” Mayer says. scrimmage and never played. Jarock’s school long-jump record of 23 feet 1½ inches stood overseas for exhibition games once every chunk of money.” Both coaches say an overseas trip Though the team sustained a loss in for 53 years until it was broken in 2010. three years. Three years ago the basketball St. Norbert became involved with the means worrying about a lot of little things. its game against John Carroll University Krause is the school’s second all-time leading rusher with 3,034 yards, and he held team went to Greece. According to Grzesk, trip when director of athletics Tim Bald The basketball team, for example had to (see page 30), Purtill says the opportunity the career rushing record for 36 years until it was surpassed in 2005. Krause was three years is about how long it takes to approached John Carroll University about deal with international rules and a different was a win, three ways: it helped promote a 17th-round draft choice of the Green Bay Packers in 1970. He played in 51 career games raise the funds for the trips – with the playing a game this season and learned that court size. The football team had to deal the college, it offered an educational with the Packers over four seasons, and is one of eight different Packers to have returned team’s annual steak fry being the main the school was looking for a team to play at with playing on a field designed for soccer experience and it was an unparalleled a kickoff at least 100 yards for a touchdown. fundraiser. the event in Dublin. and rugby. chance for team-building.

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2010 Stephanie Schauer has accepted a job as a math teacher for Clintonville High School. She was previously the math teacher at Big Foot Union High School in Walworth, Wis.

2011 Kelly Van Handel has been named the head varsity coach for Neenah High School’s tennis team.

2011 Jessie Smith is doing mission work with the Salesian Volunteers in Tijuana, Mexico. Her blog is at joyofloving-smitjs.tumblr.com/. Mary Regan ’74 John Burgoyne ’64 Casey Barrio Minton ’00 Kevin Krainz ’07 2012 Kevin DeCleene graduated with his Master of Theological Studies from St. Norbert College.

2012 Leivur Djurhuus took first place at the 68th annual juried art show at Green Bay’s Neville Public Alumni Award Winners 2012 Museum with his photograph “The Crowning with Each year the college is privileged to prepared that FEMA invited him to be a peer Thorns.” honor a few among many outstanding alumni. reviewer in their grant program. Promoted to 2012 Kevin McGillivray has joined Insight Creative Inc. Meet this year’s winners, recognized at a fire chief, Burgoyne found himself in April 2011 in Green Bay as a graphic designer/web developer. celebratory dinner in October. joined with firefighters nationwide in battling n The St. Norbert College Kappa Betta Gamma sisters A tireless advocate, Mary Regan ’74 the worst wildfire in Texas history. from the classes of 1973 and 1974 held a reunion has dedicated the past thirty-some years of The career of Casey Barrio Minton event at the Watts Tea Shop in Milwaukee in August. her life to helping children in need through The event was hosted by Corinne (Dziuk) Waitrovich ’00 has been nothing if not exceptional. ’74 and Terese (Emer) Lubner ’74. her career in social She received her doctorate in counseling Web Extra work. She began her n A new play by Seth Wanta ’10 debuted Oct. 19 exceptionally quickly, from a highly respected at the Gorilla Tango Theatre in Skokie, Ill. professional life as an Learn more about our program at the University of North Carolina “Roseannkenstein: The Ballad of Roseanne, as Told award winners. adolescent care worker at Greensboro. She was granted tenure by Frankenstein’s Monster” is directed by Marla Jacob snc.edu/go/magazine here in Brown County, exceptionally early by the University of North ’10 and the cast includes Kevin O’Connell ’10 and Stephen Schumacher ’11. before moving on to Texas. She has an exceptional reputation work as a mental health specialist in Illinois for research and professional writing such “Roseannkenstein” combines Mary Shelley’s classic and pursue her Master of Social Work degree. that, in nationally refereed journals with “Frankenstein” with the American sitcom “Roseanne” in an original horror comedy. Accepting a position as treatment coordinator rejection rates as high as 90 percent, she at the Children’s Residential Treatment has had two manuscripts accepted with no “What I love about Roseannkenstein is that it is a Center of Abbott Northwestern Hospitals in completely new piece created by an alum, and that significant revisions – an almost unheard-of Minneapolis, Mary gained a reputation as an several other alumni are taking part in it as well,” accomplishment. She has for five consecutive innovator, eventually rising to become the says Stephen Rupsch (Theatre Studies). “Not only are years received the best student ratings among our students adding to the Chicago theatre scene by center’s director. She currently serves as the the highly regarded faculty at UNT. In addition acting and directing productions, but they are also executive director of the Minnesota Council of to her scholastic achievements, Barrio Minton creating new opportunities for everyone. I also love Child Caring Agencies in addition to being the that some of these students were in our production is deeply engaged in advancing society’s ability past president of the National Organization of ‘Frankenstein,’ so I fancy that experience helped to help those who are troubled, isolated and pave the way for this one.” of State Associations for Children, the chair of the Minnesota Children’s Mental Health most in need. n Each fall, a new alumni class turns gold along with Partnership, the co-chair of Youth Moving After graduation from St. Norbert, Kevin the foliage. This year, the class of 1962 attained its Forward, and co-convener of the Child Well Krainz ’07 volunteered at the Archdiocese of Golden Knight status, joining the distinguished group Chicago’s Amate House, helping to provide of St. Norbert alumni who graduated 50 years ago or Being Network. more. After retiring from his position as free legal services through Cabrini Green Legal Festivities held this September in honor of the president of IBM China, John Burgoyne Aid. After Amate House, Krainz traveled to Peru, where he spent a year with Augustinian milestone included a Mass concelebrated by ’64, founder and president of Burgoyne and classmates the Rev. Gene Gries, O.Praem., ’62 and Associates, has continued to provide consulting Volunteers, conducting workshops on voting the Rev. Mark Falcone, O.Praem., ’62. A reception, services to other IBM divisions, Fortune 500 rights and civic participation, teaching dinner and induction ceremony followed. companies and entrepreneurial startups. In English, and serving as a translator for visiting Lt. Gen. Bill Campbell ’62 (recipient of the 2001 their home state of Texas, Burgoyne, with his groups of doctors. Krainz is currently Toll Distinguished Achievement Award in Natural wife Nancy, spearheaded efforts to build strong Public Interest Scholar at the University of Sciences), Tom Payne ’62 and Kathleen (Heffron) partnerships between Fort Worth and Pennsylvania Law School. As a Toll Scholar, Dorosz ’62 shared stories, and all honorees received a certificate fromPresident Tom Kunkel and a Golden its sister city, Guiyang, China, to promote world he has committed to performing five years of Knight lapel pin. peace and justice. Burgoyne also joined the public service as a lawyer following graduation, Greenwood Volunteer Fire Department. The and is already undertaking pro bono work on The Golden Knights, now boasting 1,362 members, embody the college’s rich heritage. They laid the grant proposals he wrote there were so well projects related to employment law. foundation for the college today – reason enough for full ahead St. Norbert College President’s Report & Honor Roll of Donors 2011-12 celebration.

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Alumni Giving Participation Percentage

2011-12 18.2% lifetime 2010-11 19.4% ll across Dublin, one finds billboards and signs beckoning people to “the Gathering” It’s not that we’re blind to the broader issues in higher education today. In fact, we’re 2009-10 19.0% in 2013. This is a summoning of people – people of Irish lineage, Irish ex-pats, having robust conversations about the higher education marketplace with our trustees and 2008-09 18.7% A aficionados of Irish literature, culture and the arts, fans of Guinness or Jameson or administrators, as well as with our faculty: Already actively engaged through our digital limericks or hurling or the piquant Irish wit, or simply diehard lovers of all things Irish – back learning initiative, they are now weighing the topic as a potential focus for next semester’s to the island for a yearlong celebration. faculty development conference. Alumni Donors As it happens, the St. Norbert College extended family had its own gathering in Ireland So, all told, you won’t be surprised to hear me assert that you’d be hard pressed to find Individual donations in late August – jumping the gun a bit on the official festivities, it’s true, but managing to a better deal than the four-year college education we offer at St. Norbert. For return on have a fine party nonetheless. investment, I’d argue it’s a deal that simply can’t be beat. 2011-12 3,074 Hundreds of our alumni, parents, trustees and friends came to Dublin to watch We’re graduating students at rates better than any other college or university in the 2010-11 3,210 our Green Knights football team open its season as part of the Global Ireland Football state, besting the predicted rate for a student body the size of ours. The folks in our Career Tournament, or GIFT. The tournament was held in conjunction with the Emerald Isle Services office report some 94 percent of our graduates are employed or attending graduate 2009-10 2,779 Classic, which saw Notre Dame’s Fighting Irish defeat Navy in the latest installment of their school within nine months of graduation. Their efforts, supported by every unit on campus, 2008-09 2,660 long rivalry. aim to ensure each upcoming class is well prepared for the best possible opportunities as As for our game … well, let’s just say we came up against a very talented opponent in they enter the workplace. Cleveland’s John Carroll University, which had a quarterback who, at least for one crisp Irish And we were gratified to learn from our latest alumni survey that 72 percent of our St. Norbert Fund Donors President Tom Kunkel sums up evening, looked as if perhaps he should have been playing the following day for Notre Dame. alums feel that the college is moving “in the right direction,” and a whopping 83 percent Donations by alumni & friends Our young men were naturally disappointed to lose, but they played hard and were bucked feel “very satisfied” with their St. Norbert experience. It’s nice to have statistics to back the past financial year – a year in up considerably by the high-spirited locals, who adopted our team right off – the Irish do love up one’s instincts, but these findings only reinforce my own experiences when I connect 2011-12 3,093 which, thanks to the remarkable an underdog, especially one wearing green jerseys. personally with alums around the country – around­ the world, in fact. 2010-11 2,743 support of our friends, our ability to But the Dublin trip was never so much about the score as it was about the experience, All of this points to the value of the outstanding all-around educational experience we shape outstanding and life-altering and that was priceless. prize here at St. Norbert – and wherever there’s value to be had, word tends to travel pretty 2009-10 2,796 For about 75 young men, most of whom had never been out of the United States, the fast. One case in point: This past year we received applications from so many qualified – 2008-09 3,255 opportunity continues to build. Ireland trip was the sort of eye-opening experience that only travel can provide. They never highly qualified – prospective students that we found it necessary to put a waitlist in place. would have had that experience if they hadn’t been St. Norbert student-athletes – just as they A few months ago we welcomed our newest incoming class, a class of some 600 new never would have had that experience without the generosity of our friends, patrons and students who are already making their mark in the classroom, in residential life, in athletic St. Norbert Fund Annual Gifts alumni. endeavor, in student groups and in service to our own college community and the wider Total dollars And that, I suppose, is my real point here. world. Our demand has never been greater – our enrollment never larger. Like me, you are doubtless seeing many media reports these days about the state of As you will see in this annual report of the college, it has been another remarkable year 2011-12 $1,409,742 higher education. Their premises range from sobering (“Is College the Next Bubble?”) to silly in terms of your support of St. Norbert – the support that makes all this possible. We’re 2010-11 $1,624,209 (“Is College Really Necessary?”) to deadly serious (“Is the Cost of College Out of Reach?”). encouraged by strong early support for the new science center, for which more than half This scrutiny is important; it keeps people like me focused on doing everything possible of the needed $42 million has been raised. We opened Michels Commons and have begun 2009-10 $1,393,312 to keep higher education both relevant and affordable for all who want it. work on what will become Dudley Birder Hall. In fact, we have invested more than $55 2008-09 $1,400,020 Yet I’m struck that, regardless of the angle, few of these reports bother to look at million in new or renovated building projects in less than five years. what actually goes into a full-blooded, residential college experience for a typical student: Generous gifts from the Gentine and Sturzl families allowed us to endow our first the lengthy chats over coffee with a favorite professor; the endless hours of service and center, the Sturzl Center for Community Service & Learning. You also will have read on Gift Production organizational work; the development of social skills and personal confidence; the arguments page 4 of this magazine that a second endowed center has been dedicated this fall to the late Total dollars and debates; the search for spirituality and meaning; the shaping of personalities; the shaping Norman Miller, whose family’s generosity to the college continues. of minds. The open hearts and hands of our donors have allowed us to create new scholarships 2011-12 $27,461,816 Media reports about higher education tend to focus, understandably enough, on what and enhance existing ones. And one big group of students got the thrill of a lifetime in happens in the classroom. Yet the aforementioned examples are less the product than the Dublin. 2010-11 $17,092,807 byproduct of the classroom. They are not commodities that can be quantified; they are life I am proud that St. Norbert can provide so many life-altering opportunities to our 2009-10 $9,781,320 experiences – such as the experience of getting on a big plane and crossing an ocean to see young men and women. And I am immensely grateful to the people we celebrate and 2008-09 $10,431,132 what things are like on the other side. honor in this issue, who make all these opportunities possible. Honor Roll of Donors 2011-12 Honor Roll of Donors 2011-12

Life to Date Giving How the giving levels work: Lifetime Giving Norbert Guild – Donors who have made gifts to St. Norbert College totaling $1 million or more over their lifetime. Pennings Guild – Donors who have made gifts to St. Norbert College totaling $250,000 or more over their lifetime. Burke Guild – Donors who have made gifts to St. Norbert College totaling $50,000 or more over their lifetime. Current Giving 2011-12 President’s Club – Donors who have made gifts to St. Norbert College totaling $2,000 or more over the previous fiscal year. Dean’s Club – Donors who have made gifts to St. Norbert College totaling $1,000-$1,999 over the previous fiscal year. Main Hall Club – Donors who have made gifts to St. Norbert College totaling $500-$999 over the previous fiscal year. Founder’s Club – Donors who have made gifts to St. Norbert College totaling $100-$499 over the previous fiscal year. Planned Giving Norbert Guild Pennings Guild Burke Guild Anselm Keefe Society – Donors of any age who have made a planned gift: a future bequest, charitable gift annuity, charitable $1,000,000 and above $250,000 to $999,999 $50,000 to $249,999 remainder trust, charitable lead trust or life insurance policy with St. Norbert College as a beneficiary.

Mike and Mimi Ariens Stuart and Cindy Brotz Bob Ambrosius William Hynes* and Dan and Nena Ritter Jerry and Rosemary Lannoye 5 Errico and Tom and Sandy Calaway Jim Asmuth Margie Shurgot* Jeff* and Kathy* Ritter Participating Member Dean’s Club Founder’s Club Arvid and Mary McGuire 20 Patrizia Auricchio Dan and Nancy Dickinson Bob and Sally Atwell Cathy and Bud Jacobs Tim and Jan Romenesko Alumni Arnold Beimborn Earl and Agnes Heyrman Richard and Alice Collette Robert and Marjorie Servais 20 Merrill and Marion Van Handel = Dick and Kristin Bemis Paul Dlouhy Bill and Fiorella Auriemma Mary Johnson Gary Rosenberg and Bridgit Maile * Indicates past and present Main Hall Club Edward and Jean Flynn 20 Harold and Barbara Wesley 20 Fran and Marilyn Fruzen 20 Carol and Bob Bush Chris Doerr Richard and Sara Baer Steve Kaplan and Marcie Paul* Martha Maudsley Sauter faculty or staff donor Ken Romenesko 20 Donald and Jeannine Youniss Mary Ann Cofrin Eliot* and Bonnie* Elfner Rick* and Virginia Baer Patrick and Lisa Kelly Dr. Jeffery G. Scherer and = Indicates deceased donor Class of 1944 Ronald and Joan Smits 20 Joseph and Mary Pesch 20 Participation: 25 percent Alfred and Alice Zeller 20 Leo and Barbara Crowley Earl and Vera Finkbeiner Bill and Cindy Bain Bill and Marilyn Kioski Debra J. Alder 5 10 20 Indicates consecutive Frank and Geraldine Pirman 20 Paul and Carol Gehl Founder’s Club Ernest and Joan Harvey Isaac and Herb Kohler and Natalie Black Paul and Carol Schierl giving years. Participating Member Edward and Larry and Kathy Gentine Don Jones Marge Kachadurian Barpal Louie and Pat Konop Fred and Teresa Schmidt Edmund and Class of 1951 Annette Rademacher 10 Note: The participation rates Bob* and Margaret Hoffmann 20 Louis and Michele Gentine Joe Kline Frank and Jean Blaha Battaglia Carmel Kosmoski Jim and Dona Schmitt Corinne Arndorfer 20 Participation: 32 percent Timothy Reilley and Janet Nelson under each class year indicate Louis and Paula Hoitink Gentine Carol and Don Kress Keith and Mary Bednarowski John and Jacqueline Kress Elizabeth Schroeder The Rev. Robert Finnegan, Gerald and Margaret Sheehan the percentage of living alumni, Dean’s Club George and Mac La Force Lois Beisel Bernard Kubale Maggie Shea Class of 1945 O.Praem. 20 Donald and Marian Tremel 20 of all those contactable, who have Participation: 24 percent Herb and Joan Cuene Sharon* Biebel Hartmann Fred and Kathy Lamont Bruce and Carol Bell Carol Kwaterski Wayne Sigl and John Pritchard The Rev. William Van De Loo made a gift to the college in the Robert and Mary Schuchart Myron and Elaine Mommaerts 20 Thomas and Mary Bleser Hayes Jack and Patti Brash McKeithan Dennis and Mary Bersch Mitch and Carol Kwaterski Leesa Erickson Founder’s Club Allan and Noreen Weber 20 past year. John= and Janice Ziebell 20 Phil and Betsy Hendrickson Ron O’Keefe Mike Boberschmidt and Donna and Donald Landry Mike Sir Howard and Joan Jacques Main Hall Club Norbert and Elvara Weinberger 20 Jim and Julie-Anne Kress Tom and Nancy Gross Randy and Jeff Steagall and Participating Member Harry* and Marian Maier 20 Robert and Donna Welch Len Liebmann Dawn Bielmeier Olejniczak Dan and Penny Bollom Catherine Clifford Lawton Sue Rine-Steagall Class of 1936 Class of 1946 Raymond and Doris Kalinosky John Wigman 20 Darlene Long Kathryn Peot John and Joan Brusky Mary Layde Rollie and Participation: 100 percent Participation: 25 percent Founder’s Club Vincent Winter Ed Meyer Joan and Bob Schaupp John and Nancy Burgoyne Bert and Diane Liebmann Sue Ellen Stephenson Main Hall Club Class of 1950 James and Ramona Bouressa 20 Kevin and Connie Michels Larry and Phyllis Schoenberger Donna Burke John and Kathy Lochner Jane Stewart Founder’s Club James and Marjorie du Bois 20 Participating Member Pat and Marysue Michels Leslie Shade Bill and Nancy Zajkowski Burns Steve and Lorry Stiles Len Liebmann 20 Participation: 30 percent Wayne and Terese Emer Lubner Thomas Basche Richard and Patricia Hearden 20 John and Mary Ellen Bauschka 20 Ruth Michels Steve and Barb Slaggie Joanne Burns Dan Lunney Roy and Hallie Stumpf President’s Club Clement and June Kueper Richard and Olive Conley Tim and Barbara Michels Drs. Mark F. and Tom and Harry Macco John* and Jere Sutton Class of 1938 Class of 1947 Don and Fern Martens 20 Roger McKenna George Greenwood 20 Miriam and Jim Mulva Mary Ellen Stinski Karen De Groot Camilli Jack and Marilyn Mackin Paul and Joanne Swain Participation: 20 percent Participation: 20 percent Jim and Rita McDonald 20 Hugh and Mary Rafferty Eldon and Mary Ullmer 20 Pat and Ann Murphy K.C. and Georgia Stock Joe and Dawn Colwin Jim Madigan Sahil and Rupa Tak Fred and Carol Wakeman 20 Merlin and Roger Weyenberg Michael and Elizabeth Riordan Ed Thompson Nick Conlon Glenn and Barbara Madrigrano Donald Taylor* Main Hall Club President’s Club Rosemary Romenesko 20 Pat Schneider Paul and Sara Johnson Tutskey Andy and Karen Kalter Cook Harry* and Marian Maier Dick and Cay Terry The Hon. William Joseph Duffy 20 Vincent Fonder= Dean’s Club William Stumpf Ed and Ann Gentine Sturzl Quent and Dorothy Willems Jim Cuene Bob and Betsy Manger Ron and Diana Tortelli Jim Cuene 20 Class of 1953 Mike Van Asten Agnes Wood Doris DeCaster Andrew Masterson John and Jo Anne Touchett Class of 1940 Main Hall Club Earl and Vera Finkbeiner 20 The Hon. John M. Wiebusch Participation: 47 percent Marianne Van Drisse Tim and Maria Delaney Frank and Mary Lou Lucas Margaret McAndrews Tim and Anise Baccash Traynor Participation: 20 percent Participating Member President’s Club Fred and Carol Wakeman Dan Doerr Karen McDiarmid* Gordy and Ramona Van Asten Main Hall Club Participating Member Charles and Jewell Beilke 20 Mike and Mimi Ariens Jim Yocum Peter Dorschel Rosemary McMonagle Harold and Founder’s Club Jerome and Phyllis Cherney Ralph and Bonnie Duprey 20 John and Donna Conlon 20 Joe Kline 20 Vince Zehren Dick and Anne Witteborg Egan Ruth Mettner Arleen Vanden Heuvel Alexander and Gloria Klieforth Donald and Cecilia Du Chateau 20 Norman and Gerrie Domach 20 Ron and Eileen Nelson Tom and Barbara Flanagan Shirlyn Miller Scott and Francis and Carmela Linsmeier 20 20 Participating Member Class of 1948 Patrick and Geraldine Noonan Fred and Rita Greenwald 20 Howard Frankenthal Fred Mohr and Michelle Vandenhouten Dean’s Club Tom and Jane Frawley Lester Berns Participation: 25 percent Richard= and Ellen Hansen Elizabeth Charlton Joe Vander Zanden Founder’s Club The Rev. C.P. Mulrooney, Joseph and Jean Foeller 20 Jerome= and Bob* and Carmen Gallagher Mike Mooney Clayton Lee and Norma Vannes Dean’s Club Laurence and Rosella Janquart 20 * Indicates past and present Janice Hildebrand 20 O.Praem.* 20 Lee Gentine The Rev. C.P. Mulrooney, Tony and Seymour and Lilian Reich 5 Jerome Janssen faculty or staff donor Donald and Bernice Johnson Bernard Olejniczak and Jerry Haen O.Praem.* Peggy Reynolds Ventura Class of 1941 Don and Alice Rohlinger 20 Raymond and Nancy Kiefer = Indicates deceased donor Kenneth Knauf 20 Margaret Olson 20 Tom and Ruthann Hall Emma Naumann Gerald Verstoppen Participation: 15 percent Myron Klika 10 Main Hall Club Martial and Patricia Ledvina Gene and Joan Ostrander Chris and Evie Hartwig Arleen Neuman Carl and Carol Vogel William= and Corine McWey Jim and Jane Hayes Vince Zehren 20 Clayton Maloney Louis H. Neuville Kurt Voss Dean’s Club Rudolph Reinhard 20 Founder’s Club Wally and Tricia Hilliard Louise Waldkirch Philip and Leta McDonald 20 Greg and Darcey Nicklaus Quent and Dorothy Willems Founder’s Club Roy and Viola Rickert 20 Donald Beerntsen 20 Paul and Barbara Hills Emil and Ellen Pfenninger Tony and Jennifer Walter Edward Pezanoski Willard and Mary Joan Janssen Richard and Jonella Schwaller 20 Vernon Bougie and Gretchen Hoffmann and John and Grace Phillips Mary Watermolen John and Suzanne Schwalbach 20 Class of 1942 Len Swidler Kay Williamsen Bougie 20 Joseph Doherty Jim and Suzanne Piette Ron and Colleen Weyers Pat and Marjorie Shaughnessy Participation: 22 percent Participating Member Donald and Clare Zakowski Daniel and Mary Donarksi William Hoffmann Dave Porter Tom and Beverly Whealon The Rev. Rowland C. De Peaux, Robert and James and Irene Ziegelbauer 20 Patrick and Lois Finnegan Bob* and Jean Horn Peter and Kathleen Reines Ed Wroble and Founder’s Club O.Praem.* Elaine Vanden Branden Richard and Marlene Hoerning 20 John and Sherri Huff Harold Richter Carol Stram-Wroble Robert and Nell Duquette 20 Participating Member Bob Weber 20 Allan and Rita Jirikovec James and Marian Lison 20 Class of 1949 Gordon De Wane 20 Manuel and Gwendolyn Falk John and Jane Kleinheinz 20 Participation: 36 percent Class of 1952 Albert and Carole Fisher 10 Don* and Anne La Violette 20 Class of 1943 Participation: 29 percent President’s Club Harold and Esther Gillis 20 Leo and Kay O’Connell 20 Participation: 12 percent John Melchior and Donald= and Shirley Herfort President’s Club William and Marlene Scholten 20 Founder’s Club Nancy Herwig 20 Emmett and Elinor Hoks 20 Bill Mistele and Eugene and Gertrude Walsh 10 Francis and Irene Hochrein 20 Tom Rondou 10 Harold and M. Eileen Krcma Geanna Cheong 20 Alan and Elaine Wolfe 20

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Participating Member Dean’s Club Pat Kolzow Russell and Class of 1959 Ruth Vannieuwenhoven and Jeanne Zeihen Pfister20 James and Berthe Slattery 10 George Waas Howard and Rowena Hufnagel Andrew and Nancy Nicks Arnold and Shirley Bashynski Reginald and Ellen Barlament 20 Mike Russell 20 Participation: 36 percent Howard Ott James and Barbara Schaefer 20 Chuck= and Susan Van Zeeland Laurence and Diane Wilkinson Mary Ellen Tappa Lamm and Thomas and Pamela Peroutky 20 Bruce and Mary Erickson Paul and Joanne Swain Jerrie Walsh 20 Lee Stadtmiller 20 Paul and Carol Vanevenhoven 20 Barbara Salm Wood and Joseph Lamm Robert Rader and 20 Dean’s Club The Rev. Robert Feller, O.Praem. Larry* and Kay* Van Alstine 20 Genie Williams President’s Club Daniel and Mary Verstegen 20 Perry Wood 20 Thomas and Julie Nooyen Mary Evans Rader 20 David and Rita Frye 20 Jerome Kuskowski Ken Meyer Founder’s Club Janet Agamaite Weber and Charles Zarnoth and Carol Bosch Paul and Dick* and Rosemary Rankin 5 Participating Member John and Inger Kane 20 John and Rita Bradish 20 Jerome and Dorothy Manderfield Main Hall Club Roy and Hallie Stumpf 20 James Weber 20 Judith Geiser Zarnoth 20 Richard Paul Joan Rothe 10 Willard and Valerie Allen 20 Paul and Gail Craven 10 Jim and Margaret Burns 20 Dick and Cay Terry 20 Main Hall Club David Zoch and William Powell John and Kathleen Russert Jim Hogan and Janet De Cleene 10 Melroy and Shirley Feit Participating Member Class of 1954 June Konop Lamers and Mary Irish Zoch 20 Michael and Bonnie Schmitt 20 Thomas Schumann and Joan Deprey Hogan 20 John and Joanna Henze 20 Dean’s Club David Fetyko 20 Richard and Carol Anheier 20 Participation: 30 percent Gerald Lamers Robert and Elizabeth Schuster 20 Eileen Taylor Schumann 10 Bernard and Bill and Jane Dalsaso 20 20 Richard and Marlene Friedel Paul Baenen and Participating Member Victor and Diana Kopidlansky 20 William and Carol Simon John* and Jere Sutton 20 Grace Ann Kartheiser Tom and Kitty Louden 20 James and Bonnie= Shepeck 20 President’s Club 20 John and M. Sandra Guay 20 Diane Wiese Baenen Diane Wiese Baenen and Mary Heezen Smith and Founder’s Club Gertrude Reinhard La France and Ronald and Bonnie Willems Paul Baenen Joanne Burns 20 Founder’s Club Michael and Margaret Jelenic Lawrence and Robert Francis Smith Jr. 20 Participating Member Donald and Christie Blink 20 Albert La France Gerald and Darlene Wirtz Bernie and Marge Roels 20 Jerold and Mary Belot 20 Elaine Meyer 20 Margaret Baranick 20 Lucille La Belle Cattelan and James and Kathleen Tobias Joyce Calderon 20 Thomas and Shirley Davis Rog Lawyer 20 W. Daniel Rohrbeck 10 Ronald Cattelan Main Hall Club John Biese and Richard and Sandra Burg Kathleen Wallerstedt 5 Rosemary Corrigan Campbell and Dean’s Club George and Janice Desmarais Jerome and Kathleen Mullarkey Jerome Rottier and James and Carol Clement Gerald Lamers and Agnes Allard Biese 20 John and Susan Coppens Joseph and Rosa Zingsheim William Campbell Daniel Goggin 20 James and Carol Dobesh 20 Geraldine Dryja Niedzwiecki and Lois Daul Rottier 20 James and Karen Cramer 20 June Konop Lamers 20 Herm and Antoinette Buechel 20 Michael and Eleanor Dockry James and Ann Cavera Charlie Kralovec = Robert and Gloria Fredrichs 20 Ted Niedzwiecki 10 George Holzbauer Robert and Sarah Buerger 20 James Weber and Patrick Egan Robert DeBoth 20 Raymond and Clarence= and Agnes Rockey Eric and Barbara Jenschke 20 Class of 1965 Founder’s Club Timothy Burke 20 Janet Agamaite Weber 20 Peter and Catherine Fellenz Joseph and Delphine Dermody Main Hall Club Margherita Fronczak Ed and Eleanor Roeske 10 Lloyd and Participation: 34 percent James and Harriet Baeten James and Rosalyn Coenen 20 David Wendel Michael and Kathleen Foley Gabriel and Mary Desorcy Tom and Marian Selig Robert and Dora Hsiung 5 Thomas and Mary Schilling Robert and Doris Barron The Hon. N. Patrick Crooks and Nona Wilke 20 The Rev. Eugene E. Gries, Constance Lagerstrom 20 President’s Club David and Gail Devroy 20 Paul and Jo Ann Kleinheinz 20 Carla Schroeder Bernadine Williamsen Bruce and Patricia Miketinac 10 Founder’s Club Jerome Bielinski 20 Kristin Crooks 20 O.Praem.* Sharon Biebel Hartmann* and Georgia Hickey Peter and Marian Lemere 20 Paul and Darlene Smet Jean Hertel Payne and Paul and Kay Bossert 20 James and Brigitte De Decker Richard and Geraldine Domrath Richard and Evelyn Yost Susan Mongin Hinkens and George Hartmann 20 Dianne Raue Keller and Herman Richardson 20 Thomas Payne John and Betty Elmer 20 James and Mary Lummerding Downs and Gary and Ellen Zarter William Hinkens 20 20 Don Jauquet and William Keller Jim Romanski and Margaret Lom Rasmussen and John and Kathryn Hartl 10 Class of 1958 Mary Louise De France Martin Downs 20 James Kastenholz Sue Delwiche Jauquet* 20 Steven and Annette McCabe Ginny Bradtke Romanski 20 Participating Member Lyle Rasmussen William and Participation: 34 percent Mary Tennis Donarski and William Feller and James and Carol Kershasky Clifford W. Schweitzer 20 David* and Carolyn Minten Mike Russell and Norbert and Catherine Baldus Gaetan and Alice Riopel Rosemary Hinkfuss 20 David Donarski Kathy Burns Feller Franklyn and Rita Loberger Mary Reinhart Schall Pat Kolzow Russell 20 Main Hall Club James and Susan Beck Gregory and Maureen Sinkler The Hon. Thomas H. Linck 20 John and Josephine Doyle Paul and Caryne Forster John Maul 20 Dean’s Club Werner and Gail Schomaker Larry and Gail Smits Barbara Steffanus Germiat and Susan Maresch Buth and William and Carol O’Leksy 20 Diane Manning Evans and Gerald and Doris Meulemans Ann Tepp Ann Augustine Abbott and Joel and Penny Seymour 20 H.J. Germiat Gene and Mary Lou Gates 20 William Buth Richard and Verna Rohe 20 Richard Evans Thomas Payne and Joanne Schaefer Vandenbusch Arthur Huntley 20 Carol Kollross Snow and Participating Member Donald and Agnes Gibson James and Katherine Gennrich 20 Betty Smith Gritt and David Gritt Kathy Burns Feller and Jean Hertel Payne 20 and Robert Vandenbusch Wayne and Lynda Baudhuin 20 Gerald Snow Participating Member Donald and Beverly Barlament 20 Robert and Nancy Gorzek 20 Leo and Mary Hietpas 20 Rodger and Mary Jacquet William Feller Gerald Snow and Jim and Barb Burke Richard and Marie Stevens 20 Cletus Birkenmeier 20 Erwin Benka 20 Charles and Helene Walsh 20 James Knaus and Alan Kane and Diann Wimmer Jeanne Flatley Carol Kollross Snow Class of 1964 John and Adrienne Cumicek 20 Roger and Carol Jean Van Boxtel Maynard and Allan and Joan Bleser 10 Teresa Stremer Knaus Joseph and Jane Kaster Richard and Darlene Funk Participation: 23 percent Marsha Crull Dowd and Philip and Birdie Bouressa Founder’s Club Vincent and Lois Koehler 20 John and Brenda Koprowski Jerome and Elaine Statz Jeanette Charniak 20 Margaret Hess Hauser and Phillip Dowd Donna Janssen De Broux and Richard Allen 10 Nancy Vanden Busch Leicht and James and Barbara Kranzusch Rita Svetlik 10 Class of 1966 The Rev. Richard and Myron Hauser 10 President’s Club The Hon. Jerome and Gail Fox 20 Francis De Broux 20 Clifford and Shirley Bougie Theodore Leicht 20 Roger and Janet Merens 10 David and Patricia Wouters Participation: 23 percent Beatrice Muraski Richard and Adrienne Kessler 20 Dave Brandel= 20 Ron and Catherine Hughes Robert and Helen De Grave Ann Geigel Byers and Dean and Barbara Lemmers Barbara Pharris 20 Francis Thiel 20 Joan Klister 20 George Hartmann and Paul Mahlberg 20 President’s Club Louis and Geraldine Van Derhei Allan and Nancy Dighera 20 James Byers Albert Lodl Barbara Tobias Stenger Class of 1963 Paul and Ann Koehler Sharon Biebel Hartmann* 20 Judy Gill Poh 5 Paul Dlouhy 20 Patrick and Joan Duffey Leigh and Iris Chase 20 Judith Lorrig 20 Al and Carol Westhoff Participation: 30 percent Noel and Virginia Kohn 20 Pamela Swagel Reinkober and Mike Flanagan 20 Colleen Sullivan Hawley and William Clark 20 Mary Busch Nault and Sharon Seeman Wetherington Dean’s Club Class of 1955 John and Georgia Linzmeyer 5 Thomas Reinkober 20 Richard Hawley 20 Robert and Helen Daun 20 James P. Nault and C. Barry Wetherington President’s Club Mary Farrell Bednarowski and Sue Delwiche Jauquet* and Participation: 33 percent James and Mary Maes Anne Witteborg Egan and Michael and Carol Weiss 20 Robert and Joyce Hoerning Joseph and Peggy Florey 20 Peter Novotny 20 Sandra Zaden Zucker Keith Bednarowski 20 Don Jauquet 20 Gerald and Mary Menne 20 President’s Club Ann Hollenback Lawrence Francois 20 Ed and Mary Opichka 20 Dick Egan 20 Fred and Kathy Lamont 20 Main Hall Club Mike Mooney 20 James P. Nault and Karen Wagner Gosz 20 Carl and Carol Newhouse Leonard Hunsader Thomas and Alice Fruit 20 Ronald and Anne Paradeis 20 Dan and Catherine Bittner 20 Mary Busch Nault Class of 1962 Sandie Lardinois McGuire and Main Hall Club Dean’s Club James and Joann Lawler Lee and Mary Gloudemans 20 Richard and Joan Smits 20 Barry and Carole Jolette 20 Dean’s Club Paul Noack 20 Participation: 35 percent Dennis McGuire Dennis and Donna Engels 20 Bob Imig 10 Henry and Teresa Neubert 20 Duane and Jeri Hoerning 20 Gerald and Jacqueline Stingle Daniel Murphy 5 Ben and Louisa Chu 20 John and V. Sheila Otto Pat and Vivian Rice 20 David* and Patricia Klopotek Don and Susan Lamers 20 Daniel Rukamp Clarice Krawczyk Jarock and Lawrence Van Egeren President’s Club Randy and Reney Perkins Larry and Mary Clowry 20 Thomas and Tom and Carol Tess 10 Dave and Judy Simon Giles and Barbara Tassoul 5 Norman Jarock Don Vandenhouten Barb Effenberger Boyer and Founder’s Club Ken and Sally Weber Smits 20 Violet Laack Rosemary Quevillon 20 Main Hall Club Mary Barrett Terry Bob Boyer* 20 Dean’s Club Agnes Allard Biese and Main Hall Club James and Ruth Lahiff 20 Stephanie Schunk Participating Member Founder’s Club Joan Deprey Hogan and Mary Ann and Norbert Siolka 20 Gail and Emil Fischer John Biese Jr. 20 Martin Mattern Thomas and Joyce Martens 20 James and Ruth Snedic Robert and Sarah Ahlers 20 Daniel and Margie Baker 20 Jim Hogan 20 Class of 1957 Virginia Voelker Thompson and Marilyn Kollross Joseph and Barbara Dailey Lawrence Nelson Ronald and Joan Strebel Robert Entringer 20 Vernon and Kathleen Baus 20 Founder’s Club William Snedic 20 Participation: 29 percent Fred Thompson 20 Tom Krautkramer and Wayne and Mary Danen 20 Madge Press Rabby and Gerald and Carol Teresinski Howard and Diane Hoppe Peter and Alice Brusky 20 Cynthia Hart Barczak and Bob and Diane Williams 20 Jan Zellner Krautkramer Tod Daniel and Jennifer Weston Founder’s Club President’s Club John Rabby 20 Robert and Yvonne Tochterman Mary Noel 10 Bernard and Judith Diederich Robert Barczak 20 James and Joyce Young Don* and Judeann Maslinski 20 Kathryn Hurley 20 Jerome and Ethel Dufek 20 Harold and James and Alice Rass 20 Donald and Sophie Parmentier Dean’s Club Norman Dyer and Michael and Jane Blick 20 Drs. Mark F. and Edwin and Jan Jenkins Robert and Shirley Friedman 20 Shirley Braspenninckx 20 Celeste Richardson and Carol and Tom Pilgrim Harry and Carol Huempfner 20 Mari Berner Dyer 20 Mary Ann White Boyno and Participating Member Mary Ellen Stinski Michael Juchniewich 20 Don and Shirley Kuplic 20 Monika Schmiemann Joseph and Molly Schiebel Gerald Magnanenzi 20 Marcia Warden Gabriel and Edward Boyno Patrick and Miriam Gowaski 20 Robert and Carol Burger 20 John and Denise Ketter 20 = Donald and Joanne Rubow 20 Clareen Chopin Shackelford and Bill and Pat Zanzig 20 Mike and Donald Gabriel 10 Patrick and Beverly Cavera The Rev. Patrick and Don and Pat Schneider 20 Cyril Cavanaugh 20 Michael and Susan Landreman John and Doris Schneider 20 Bill Shackelford Kay Yuenger Wisneski 20 David and Terrel Gagermeier 20 Rodney and Gloria Cherney Kathryn Green Bob and Mary Van Dyck 20 Fran De Broux and Main Hall Club Stephen and Mary Mayheu 20 Stanley J. Smits Willa Hofacker Gaines and Kristin Crooks and Querin and Patricia Herlik 10 Donna Janssen De Broux 20 William and Elaine Campbell Main Hall Club Michael and Sherry McNally Dean’s Club Jean Tremel 20 Robert Gaines The Hon. N. Patrick Crooks 20 Norbert and Joan Jadin Joyce Drewiecki 20 Class of 1961 Carol De Groot 20 James and Susan David 20 Theodore and Doris Menard John and Jean Bayer 20 Dick and Alice Van Egeren Joan Gill 20 Jane Hyska Dewane and James and Helen Reinkober 10 Wilbert and Margaret Ferry Participation: 34 percent Mel and Shirley Koenigs 20 Robert and Rita Morrissey Gerald and Marlene Vande Loo Founder’s Club Michael and Barbara Guenther 20 Patrick Dewane 20 Francis and Janis Seroogy 20 Main Hall Club Kenneth and Ann Halron Jerome Mostek Linda Madson Papageorge and Nancy Eklund Wells and President’s Club James and Ann Allen Dave and Kathleen Hutchison Ronald and Martha Gribbins James and Barbara Steffanus Germiat and Richard Hawley and Richard and Elaine Vande Hei 20 Thomas Papageorge Patricia Van Straten George Wells 20 Tom and Barbara Flanagan 20 Orrin and Pam De Fere Mikell Imhoff James and Anita Hayes 10 20 H.J. Germiat Colleen Sullivan Hawley 20 Thomas and Kathryn Whitman 20 Carol Ward Rothe and Roger and Marlene Herold 20 Patrick Dewane and David and Rebecca Jauquet Tom and Jan Hosty Thomas and Barb Kiedinger 20 Participating Member William and Jo Ann Miller 20 Kurt Rothe 20 Participating Member Dennis McGuire and Founder’s Club Jane Hyska Dewane 20 Susan Bins Johnson and Paula Koehler 20 Lloyd and Mary Croatt Ronald and Joyce Mammoser 20 Richard Bielinski 20 Edward and Bonnie Morris Lois Daul Rottier and Sandie Lardinois McGuire Nicholas and Janet Bachhuber 20 Virginia Dimeo 20 William Johnson 20 Patricia Henderson Larson and Donald and Sheryl De Cleene 20 Pete and Mary Paul 20 Jerome Rottier 20 Cletus and Loretta Delvaux 20 Donald Gabriel and Leroy and Jane Keuler 20 John Larson Founder’s Club Thomas and Nancy Dobesh Patrick and Carol Pflieger Dean’s Club Barbara Basteyns 20 Douglas and Ellyn Sachs 20 Robert and Romona Jonet Suzanne Antonello 20 Marcia Warden Gabriel 10 Maureen Caveney Lang and Robert and Patricia Massart 20 John and Karen Miller Richard and Donna Pinkart 10 Jerome and Joyce Blink 5 Carolyn Gerlach Cavanagh and Thomas and Becky Salp 10 Al and Jean Logan 20 Jules and Marjorie Bader 20 Patricia Jones Gage and David Lang 20 Kenneth and Mary Menting 10 Thomas and Eileen Nytes Robert and Phyllis Skaleski Ron and Betty Cyr John Cavanagh 20 Martin and Carmella Vandeven 20 James and Norma Ritchay 20 Bill and Pat Casey Michael Gage Philip Logan and Michael and Rosaleen Miskella 20 William and Yvonne Orton Don and Evvie Smith Kathy Heffron Dorosz and Michael and Judith DeGroot Mary Irish Zoch and Myron Hauser and Fred Hebert Lois Garrett-Logan Mary Evans Rader and Donald Ourada and Susan Murray John and Berdeen Snyder Leon Dorosz Carol Piszczek Herbrand and David Zoch 20 Class of 1956 Margaret Hess Hauser 10 Ronald and Susan Lebergen 20 John and Mary Looney 20 Robert Rader 20 Gerald Peck 20 George Torrey Bill and Lois McEssy 20 James Herbrand Participation: 37 percent Dale and Mary Legois 20 Mark Reinhart and Rodney and Carole La Luzerne Arvilla Rank John and Nona Renn 20 Robert and Ann Hittner Participating Member Ken and Peggy Maier 20 James and Judy Neuser Mary Mueller Reinhart President’s Club James and Sandy Meidl 20 Marie du Bois Schweiner and Class of 1960 Henry and Carole Jacoby David and Heather Benesh Mary L’Empereur Mayheu and 10 Joan Schmitt Meyer and Teresa Stremer Knaus and Mike and Jessica Raymaker 20 Mary Thomson Diedrick and Stephen Mayheu 20 James and Karen Salp 10 Cathy and Bud Jacobs 20 Mathew Schweiner 20 Participation: 30 percent Main Hall Club Herbert Meyer 20 Richard and Mary Gausselin Michael and Amy Rietbrock John and Vivian Meidl 20 Ann Mueller Schaap and Tom and Beverly Whealon 20 William and Clareen Shackelford James Knaus William Diedrick 20 Thomas Mueller 20 Paul and Elizabeth Geohegan 20 James and Edith Linnen Judy Russell 20 Colette Lessuise Finch and John and Sheila Mooney John Schaap 20 Joe and Jolene Zimmer 20 Leonard* and Agnes Wagner 20 President’s Club Michael and Mary Quigley 20 Mitch and Carol Kwaterski 20 Frederick and Marjorie Hegner Tom McAndrews 10 Robert and Mary Schmidt John Finch 20 Joseph and Mary Morgan Alan and Marge Skalecki Ginny Bradtke Romanski and Bob Nackers 20 Francis and Diane Junio 5 Mary Morgan Norbert and Ann Stingle Michael Franc 20 The Hon. Mary Mullarkey and Ann Herlache Starr and Jim Romanski 20 K.C. and Georgia Stock Michael Monfils and Mary Timney Stephen and Olga Schumack 20 David and Gail Thiel Andrew and Linda Helwig 20 Tom Korson 20 Dennis Starr 20

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Karen Vanevenhoven Thiel and An Vanderloop Gehrmann and Nancy Enders Volk and James and Barbara Campion 20 Jeffrey and Bonnie Timler Al and Chris Carlotto 20 Nancy Rolfs Fetherson and Randall Van Boxtel 20 Michael and Deborah Bailey Thomas Ponto and David Thiel 20 Ralph Gehrmann 20 Jan Volk 20 Jeffrey and Elaine Chiappetta 20 David and Cecilia Turriff Mary Meyer Coover and Bob Fetherson 20 Patricia Elliott Vanden Boogaard Mary Krueger Bernard and Susan Nicks Ponto Richard and Pat Van Remortel Suzanne Steckart Jarosh and Stephanie Welsh and Gail Richards Comeau and Jane Smeester Wicker and Don Coover III Igor-Patrick Golden and John Vanden Boogaard John Bernard 20 Antoinette Marchese Powell and Mary Stodola Vanden Heuvel and Joe Jarosh Garrett Pendergast Wayne Comeau Roland Wicker 20 Marcia DeNamur Degner and Paul Hemmer and Julie Vargas David Bissonette 10 Keith Powell 20 Patrick Vanden Heuvel Gayle Brehm Klokow and Nancy Bollweg Zajano and Barbara Allender Douglass and Jeffrey Degner 20 Chris Pergoli Hemmer 20 Mitchell Weber Barbara Schaetzer Bitter and Mary Mueller Reinhart and Judith Geiser Zarnoth and Randall Klokow 20 Michael Zajano E. John Rabe 20 Class of 1970 Joseph and Patricia Emer Mary Holzmann Kathleen Ziccarelli 10 William Bitter Mark Reinhart 10 Bonnie Brodzeller Dowdy and Robert Hruska and Charles Zarnoth 20 Sue Anne Osterhaus Lynch and Participation: 20 percent Jeanne Goedert 20 Barbara Bobrowitz Ann Roemaat 20 Participating Member Melvin Dowdy Jean Van Handel Hruska 20 James Lynch Cathy Knaapen Grassl and Class of 1972 Jeanne Bunker Robert and Cynthia Ross Participating Member Robert and Ruth Berger 20 Janis Feldhausen and President’s Club Thomas and Baybette Janovsky Dennis and Janey Malloy 5 Daniel Grassl Participation: 22 percent Mary Fran Byrnes Collier and Susan Ruf 20 Roger Bader and Richard Bins and Larry Chatman 5 Marge Kachadurian Barpal and Robert and Judith Jansen 20 Maria Rempe Moran and Brian and Sheri Hanlon Michael Collier Marcia Voissem Theisen and Lois Van Ess Bader Gloria Chud Bins 20 Chester and Barbara Gerlach Isaac Barpal William and Patricia Karlovitz President’s Club James Moran 20 Carolyn Suess Haugner and Jeffrey Theisen 20 William Duddleston and Carmen Wolfe Birk and Nancy Gibbons Mike Boberschmidt and Carol Kekula 20 Mary Bleser Hayes and Ellen Ellwanger Gerald and Linda Mroczkowski 20 John C. Haugner Jr. 20 Richard and Betty Toneys 20 Priska Duddleston-Koch 10 Robert Birk 5 Robert and Sue Gloudemans Nancy Gross 10 Gary Kryshak and Thomas Hayes Paul and Kathleen Esposito William and Carol Rawlsky 20 Pat Vande Castle Hitt and Peggy Martin Gramarossa Ziegler Dallas Enz and John and Patricia Dorr 20 Barbara Brunette Katz and Wayne Sigl and Leesa Erickson 20 Christine Jonas Kryshak 20 Glenn and John Fallon and Robert and Karen Roth Patrick Hitt 20 and John Ziegler 5 Sherry De Jardin Enz 20 Richard and Jayne Feldhausen Henry Katz 20 Connie Pietrykowski Steffanus David Lenon Barbara Madrigrano 20 Diane Leszczynski Fallon 20 Janet Messmer Ruys and Mavis Kryzanek and Allison Domke McWilliams and Santo Filippo Daniel Ferry Jo Ann Katzban and and Lee Steffanus 20 Ann Gentine Sturzl and Christine Liebman Geurts and William Ruys 20 William Beren Roger Bartnik Thomas McWilliams Participating Member Frank Grogan Michael Franken and Tony Ventura and Ed Sturzl 20 Thomas Geurts Rick Schaefer and Peg O’Rourke Kelly and Vincent and Maribarbara Lane 10 Diane Maroney Merna and Linda Gorman Annen and Michael Hermans Mary Ann Fitzharris Peggy Reynolds Ventura 20 James and Sharon Hughes Mary Bartlett Schaefer 20 Terrence Kelly 20 Arlynn Ewald Liberty and Robert Merna 20 Cary Annen Gene Jacquet 20 Steve and Marijean Allen Zahorski and Dean’s Club John Kellner Andrew and Susan Stockhausen Patricia Hayes Kuzma and Ronald Liberty 20 Stephen and Ann Nickols 20 Catherine Schmit Czaja and Michael and Sue McShane Frozena 20 Raynelle Clouthier Hackett and Charlotte Bitkers Liddicoat Ken Zahorski* 20 John and Mary Nichol Mary Reinbold Novak and 20 Thomas Czaja 20 Kathryn MacDonald 20 James Geenen and Thomas Kuzma 5 Bill Hackett Mary Leresche Marten and Patricia Ponto 5 Wayne Novak 20 Sandra Lynch Darlene Dorner-Stodola Gilbert and Kathleen Niesen 10 Class of 1968 Mary Docka Geenen 20 Dean’s Club Mike and Barbara Kimps 20 Participation: 26 percent Ronald Marten 20 Donald Scheinoha Mark Ransom and The Hon. David J. Matyas 20 Martha Fuchs William Ruys and Alvin* and Katherine Groves 10 Frank and Jean Blaha Battaglia 20 John O’Malley and Mary Larscheid Mulligan and Mary Jean Murphy Stapleton and Judy Ann McQuade Sharon Banaszynski Mierow Carl and Carol Haese Janet Messmer Ruys 20 Richard Heier Mary Wesley Carson and Jackie Eberle O’Malley 20 President’s Club Thomas Mulligan 20 Gerald Stapleton James and Mary Kay Sanders Thomas Quinn Michael and Pattie Ryan Pat Hitt and Douglas Carson 20 Linda Feicht Honrath and 5 Bob and Leila Bradley 20 Thomas and Sandra Nett Diann and Donald Tomashek Cari Geiser Sevcik and Main Hall Club Virginia Schubilske Schwerm and Patricia Vande Castle Hitt 20 Mike Conron and Alfred Honrath 5 Mary Sanderson Larry and Kathy Gentine 20 Susan French Prust and Susan Kutz Vrba and Ron Sevcik 20 Thomas and Susan O’Leary Thomas Schwerm Paul and Barbara Schumacher Gretchen Schmieder Hunsader Ginny Watts Conron Jeffrey and Darlene Jonas Ralph and Joanne Wade 20 Thomas Prust 20 Andrew Vrba 20 Patrick and Cathryn Spice Jayne Bouressa Smits and and Gregory Hunsader 20 Tom and Mary Domer 20 Rebecca Gosse Krugman and Robert and Evelyn Van Wie 20 Ronald Robinson and Richard and Grace Wirkus Cyril Van Sistine and Founder’s Club Cecile Nadeau Larry Lucier and David Smits 20 John Krugman 20 Susan Dewane Vine and Dean’s Club Susan Valentino 20 Kathleen Connolly Van Sistine Kathleen Kuemmerling Anich Ralph Spaeth Kevin and Leslie Lally 20 James Vine 20 Ralph Baeten and Gary Paulin 20 Michael and Connie Ronk Jeanne Kranstover Lucier* Martha Flanigan Vandervest and and Matthew Anich 20 Virginia Skortz Baeten* Mary Bartlett Schaefer and Class of 1971 John and Barbara Bryce Susan Burns Zach and Cline and Mary Lampkin Gene Wagner Patricia Leahy Sachtler Main Hall Club Lee Vandervest 20 Robert Yach Karen De Groot Camilli and Rick Schaefer 20 Participation: 24 percent Chris Borucki Christianson and James Zach Susan Martin Lefel and Willard Secor and Susan Anderson Freed and Peter and Donna Vercauteren 5 Tom Camilli 20 Thomas Smolen Monica Arens President’s Club Stephen Christianson John Lefel James Sutton and John Freed 20 Participating Member Peter and Teresa Daleske 20 Class of 1967 Kathleen Zavagnin Campbell and Sharon Simons and Bill Burns and Class of 1973 William and Peggy Longdin Melissa Barbour 20 Ron Platner and Deborah Bangert John Fitzgibbons 20 Participation: 17 percent Ford Campbell 20 William Hinton 20 Nancy Zajkowski Burns 20 Participation: 17 percent Joseph and Mary Lonsdale 20 Barbara Rauch Terry and Mary Soens Platner 20 Michael Buss and Jay and Vickie Haertel Anita Blaising Delaney and Lawrence and Mary Teofilo20 Don and Linda Eckes Rose Migas Mayer and Timothy Terry Bonnie Cull Voller and John Voller Anne Freund Buss Cheryl Benkowski Holznecht and President’s Club President’s Club Harry Delaney 20 Lee Vandervest and Wayne Lubner and 20 Wade Mayer 20 Donald and Diann Tomashek Glen and Helen Yurjevich 20 Anne Lillicrap Cleary and Charles Holznecht Jay and Tamara Peerenboom 20 John and Susan McNally 20 Mike and Chryl Dumas 20 Martha Flanigan Vandervest 20 Terese Emer Lubner 20 Mary McCarthy Joe Seroogy and Claudia Schultz Susan Wilson Charles and Josephine Weber Founder’s Club John Cleary Jean Van Handel Hruska and Emil Pfenninger and Mark and Michelle Monserez Dean’s Club Patti Brash McKeithan and Robert Hruska 20 Donald Taylor* 20 Mark Zachman William and Joanne Bollenbeck Gary and Vicki Dencker Ellen Mueller Pfenninger 20 Jan Moore Virginia Skortz Baeten* and Participating Member Jack McKeithan 20 Luke Ivers and Kathleen Lay Borges and Diane Leszczynski Fallon and Madonna Young Williams and Stewart Platner Ralph Baeten Main Hall Club Mark and Kathleen Attermeier Cis Nelson Mary Jo Murphey Ivers 20 Class of 1969 Robert Borges Dawn Bielmeier Olejniczak and John Fallon 20 Jay Williams 20 Richard Schremp and John and Alexis Fischer Ron and Diana Tortelli 20 Michael Barber= 5 Mary Lou and Robert* Kramer 20 Participation: 20 percent Kay Williamsen Bougie and Tom Olejniczak 20 Charles and Anna Fehring 20 Patricia Bossert Carol and Don Kress 20 Richard and Susan Biemeret Ellen Groh La Belle and Dean’s Club Founder’s Club Vernon Bougie 20 Ed Sturzl and Richard and Jayne Feldhausen Terrence and Mary Smith Sherman and Cheryl Wade 20 President’s Club Gloria Chud Bins and James La Belle 20 Bill Hackett and Michael Arendt 20 Robert and Marcella Cronin Ann Gentine Sturzl 20 Terrence and Jane Gaffney William Smith and Lynn Campbell Barkinge and Richard Bins 20 Diane Mittelsteadt Mader and Raynelle Clouthier Hackett Main Hall Club Georgine Buehler Bapat and Timothy and Jean Decker Peggy Reynolds Ventura and Susan Beauchaine Gundlach Francis Mader 20 Nancy Whelchel Lennart Barkinge Sharon O’Leksy Bright and Jackie Eberle O’Malley and Susan Dogot 10 Suresh Bapat 20 Michael Domanik and Tony Ventura 20 and Howard Gundlach 20 Bill and Mary Romenesko Smrecek and Tony* and Bonnie* Berken 20 Robert Bright 5 John O’Malley 20 James and Linda Santy 20 Barbara Schuerings Campion and Jean Thomas Domanik George and Florence Hardgrove Debbie Lardner McDonald Edward Smrecek Karen Kalter Cook and Michael and Margaret Butcher Fly O’Meara and Mame O’Meara James Campion 20 Joseph and Dorthy Dorr Dean’s Club Marie Schmitt Hayes and Joseph and Carla Nicks Barbara Kotula Szeszycki and Andy Cook 20 Susan Byrnes Greg Haldeman Elaine Michelini Chiappetta and Gary and Linda Gerschke 20 Robert Hayes 20 Richard Nordberg and Ronald Szeszycki Randy Lawton and Theresa Prisegem Cooley and Founder’s Club Founder’s Club Jeffrey Chiappetta 20 Sue Cassels Gloudemans and Jeanne Kranstover Lucier* and Lynn Eichman Herrmann and Kathy Hruska Nordberg Catherine Clifford Lawton 5 Frank Cooley Sally Bachofer 20 Susan Boland Toonen-Vorpahl Judith Strodthoff Bloomquist and Eva Casey D’Entremont and Robert Gloudemans Larry Lucier Phillip Herrmann Sharmaine Scacco Peele and D.J. Bloomquist Miriam Brozyna Mulva and = Peter Bleser= and and Kent Vorpahl Herman D’Entremont Sue Cox Paul Hartmann Pat and Jane Riopelle 20 Richard Johnston Willis Peele Mary Drella 20 Jim Mulva 20 Linda Laforest Bleser Kathryn Wirth and Philip Palmer Thomas Dorner 20 Pamela* and Paul Curley Charles and Cheryl Holznecht Tom and Mary Schmidt Timothy and Lisa Kautza Michael Porubcan and Renee Forrest Pat and Karen Riordan William and Sally Duveneck Mary Ann Fitzharris and Greg and Rita Immel 5 Victoria Weiss and Karen Kurz-Riemer and Audrey Lund Bruce and Deanna Buchner 20 Dave and Kathleen Hutchison Michael Franken Craig and Margaret Lemerond 20 Philip Neujahr 20 Richard Riemer 20 Lee Prange and Catherine Jacquot Cabelka and Class of 1974 Henry Katz and Mary Berner Dyer and Dean’s Club April Foster John and Lu Nowak 20 Christine Duggan Lienau and Neil Alan Van Dyke Robert Cabelka 20 Participation: 17 percent Barbara Brunette Katz 20 Norman Dyer 20 Betsy Buckley and Main Hall Club Steve and Colette Kolstad Olbrich and Bernard Lienau 20 David Reichenberger Rose Traxler Clifford and Donald Luken Christopher Forrest 20 Dennis McGrath President’s Club Sue McShane Frozena 20 Jerry Olbrich 5 Marsha Byrne Virginia Macco Rickert and Michael and Bonnie Moschkau 20 Ronald and Diane Gilles Tom Camilli and Donald and Thomas Clifford 20 Nancy Zajkowski Burns and Daniel Grassl and John and Ann Pesch 20 Susan Roemaat Gornall 20 David Rickert 20 Carol and Thomas Mott Nancy Hannon 20 Karen De Groot Camilli 20 Elizabeth McDonald 20 Christine Sinnott Cooper and Ruth and John Regent-Smith Mary Soens Platner and Janice Rossing 20 Bill Burns 20 Thomas and Patricia Nick Karen Jossi 20 MaryDaniel Cooper 20 Cathy Knaapen Grassl Gay Adams Miezin and Kenneth Cooper Christina Rosera 10 Ron Platner 20 David and Katherine Schlitz 20 Gretchen Hoffmann and Wayne Raisleger Terrence Kelly and Tim and Maria Delaney 20 Kathy Palmer Groves and Robert Miezin Susan De Groot and Robert and Lorrie Rushkewicz 20 Katie Jones Schiller and Francis and Elizabeth Schmitz Joseph Doherty 20 Jack and Ginny Riopelle Peg O’Rourke Kelly 20 Mary Beth Martha Morgan and Alvin Groves* 10 Agnes Miller Joseph Boucher 20 Joseph and Marie Schaefer 20 Steven Schiller Daniel Schneider and Terese Emer Lubner and Carol Tomsa Shepherd and Paul La Fond Bill Morgan 20 Mary Hancur Daniel and Donna Mullen Thomas Deters 5 Thomas and Susan Schouten 20 David and Judy Terry 20 Mary Lansing 20 Wayne Lubner 20 Richard Shepherd Susan Charlier Langemak and Steve and Sharon Wilmet 10 Susan Aubrecht Houlton and Kathleen Walsh Nufer and Eileen Taylor Schumann and Richard Siegel Denise McKinney Ethun and Ellen Mueller Pfenninger and Susan Wright Skibba and James Langemak Clint Schauer Founder’s Club Bruce Nufer Main Hall Club Thomas Schumann 10 James Slatky 20 Larry Ethun Emil Pfenninger 20 Richard Skibba Judith Lindbom 20 Carol Denis La Combe and Curtis and Sandi Albers Joan Brezin Phillips and Bonnie Capizzi Connolly and Grace Bellino Steckart and Mary Smith Michael Faricy and Paul Tutskey and Dennis Sokolowski Thomas and Susan McAllister 20 Larry La Combe Paul and Patricia Bachhuber Thomas Phillips 20 Dennis Sobczak Elaine Didier Sugent and Dennis Connolly James Steckart Teresa Donagher Sara Johnson Tutskey 20 Joseph Miks 10 Richard and Donna Lubinski 20 James and Kathleen Beaver 20 Jay and Catherine Pick 20 Jeromek and Linda Stepaniak 20 John Sugent 20 Susan Creviere Frost and Karen Stuckey 20 Chris Pergoli Hemmer and Ed Wroble and Stefan Mokrohisky 20 Kathleen Mallon 20 Mary Waldkirch Burgess and Arlene Jarzombek Porter and Michael and Patricia Valentyn 20 David and Suzanne Tlachac Max Frost Holly Jagodzinski Tourdot and Paul Hemmer 20 Carol Stram-Wroble 10 Timothy and Kathie Rasman 10 Mary McCombie Philip Burgess Richard Porter 20 Kathleen Connolly Van Sistine Therese Stangel Trost and Henry Plum Dennis Tourdot Mary Jo Murphey Ivers and David and Barbara Roznowski 20 Jean Stremer Neumann Mills Robert and Catherine Cabelka 20 Susanne Rudnick 20 and Cyril Van Sistine Donald Trost Sonya Kissh Whitney and Mary Therrian Van Asten Luke Ivers Jr. 20 Dean’s Club Raymond and Carol Schauer 5 Mary Morrell Stephen Christianson and Constance Miller Schmidt and Bradley and Leslie Vincent Toni M. Rozek Cane Gerald Verbeten and Richard Whitney Gregory and Marlene Voss Michael and Joy Jaeger 20 Carol Hines Swetish and Margaret Dickens Nebi and Christine Borucki Christianson Warren Schmidt 20 Donald and Julie Weill 20 Gwen McDiarmid Middeke and Liz Barron Verbeten 20 Sue Mullins Witkin and Lawrence and Gail Wood Christine Jonas Kryshak and Peter Swetish 20 John Nebi 20 Jean Thomas Domanik and Gregory and Kathryn Smith 20 John Weiss and Paul Middeke 20 Dave and Sue White Jack Witkin Gary Kryshak 20 Robert Trier Owen and Jane Phelps Participating Member Michael Domanik David Smits and Amy Schumacher Weiss Mame O’Meara and Fly O’Meara Participating Member John and Teresa Trudeau 5 Founder’s Club Lynn Gonring Punzenberger and Linda Weis Anderson and Joyce Powell Durra and Jayne Bouressa Smits 20 Maribeth Gagnon Whitton and Lawrence and Carolyn Lasee Sherry De Jardin Enz and John and Frances Van Lanen 20 Judy Basso 20 John Punzenberger 20 Ronald Anderson Richard Durra 20 Judith Hummitzsch Straus and David Whitton 20 Scott McAlpine 20 Main Hall Club Dallas Enz 20 Martin and Carmella Vandeven 20 Linda Bleser James and Gail Schleis Kenneth and Diane Burkel Timothy Engels Stephen Straus 20 Participating Member Katherine* and Paul Muhs Steve and Sue Brettingen 20 Mary Docka Geenen and Elizabeth Barron Verbeten and Mary Paul Brunet and Lee Anne Riopelle Scovell and Rita Johnson Capriolo and Julie and Mary Tetzloff Valerio and Lois Van Ess Bader and Kathy Hruska Nordberg and Darlene Gmoser Hays and James Geenen 20 Gerald Verbeten 20 Michael Brunet 20 James Scovell 5 Mike Capriolo Joseph Peter Felicelli Jr. Joe Valerio Roger Bader Richard Nordberg Bob Hays 20

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Founder’s Club Founder’s Club Main Hall Club Bob and Cynthia Lee Hilger 20 Jeffrey Matthews Participating Member Participating Member Catherine Challed McPeek and Susan Kratt Katzfey and Pat Dunks and Joseph Boucher and Rita Dufour 20 Patti Vanden Busch Albers and Jay and Karin Hiller 20 Timothy and Kathleen McElroy Rosanne Frigo Beatty and Anthony and Diana Abts 5 Robert McPeek William Katzfey 10 Jean Schneider Dunks 20 Susan De Groot 20 Marilyn Malone Enright and Charles Albers Tom Maher 20 Mary Berg Mitzuk and John Beatty Bernadette Bach Shawn O’Neil and Chris Kluth 20 Chuck Geurts and Jean Peirick Braun and Tim Enright Joanna Riopelle Mark Mitzuk Stephen Bongers and Jeanne Weber Bankers* and Mary Sullivan O’Neil 20 Debbie Hastings La Croix Theresa Rosik-Geurts 5 Dean’s Club David Braun 20 Gerard and Shawn Fontaine Leanne Wiedemann and Barbara Mohr and John Hurley Deborah Ann Stoffel Bongers Eugene Bankers Joseph Paprocki II and Christine Wall Laurent and Michelle Wiberg Kobriger and Dean’s Club Margaret Phair Butts and James and Jacqueline Frett 20 Robert Krumlauf Michael and Rita Porter 20 Mary Pat Doucette Brennan and Mark and Patricia Bykowski Sharon Zychowski Paprocki Daniel Laurent 20 Rick Kobriger 20 Craig Brennan William and Jane Campion Mary Treacy Hughes and Edward Butts 20 Mary Brotz Gordon and Cathryn Zielinski Reitz and John Pennington* and Laura Becker Lichtfuss and Founder’s Club Kristin Hoffmann Powley and Marc De Groot and Donald Drewiske and Pat Hughes Thomas Clifford and Larry Gordon Jeffrey Reitz Karlyn Crowley* Thomas Lichtfuss Paula Lovering De Groot Lynn Liddle-Drewiske 20 Tom and Deb Schneider Rose Traxler Clifford 20 Peter and Marianne Houlihan 20 Peter and Cynthia Allcox 20 Kent Powley 20 Patricia Robison 20 Mark and Eileen Peterson 10 Kathleen Oraham Dionesotes and Lisa Wagner Jones Linda Hooyman Maleport and Howard Ebert* and Heidi Reis Kepchar Richard and Catherine Kerski Schmidt and Constance Borek Piotrowski 20 Lynn Figiel Van Alstine and Main Hall Club Mark Dionesotes 10 Julie Pelishek Kuehl and Gerald Maleport Patricia Mader-Ebert 20 Charles and Judy Kranzusch Jennifer Bartholomew Cynthia Reinl Tim Van Alstine Maureen Faricy Randall Schmidt Glen and Amy Johnson 20 Terry Kuehl 20 James and Bridie Maloney Gerald and Paula Everard Mary Mitchell Krombach and Gregory and Jayne Benesh Laurie Miklaszewski Sewall and Barbara Schrimpf Schramka and Ellen Burns Cetera and Diane Merkel Knoll and Robert Karger 20 Robert and Pamela Burgmeier McKenna and Main Hall Club Michael and Julie Gavin 20 Robert Krombach Timothy Sewall Edward and Cynthia Lee Eugene Schramka 20 Kenneth Cetera 20 Allie Knoll 20 Sue Ann La Violette 20 Patrick A. McKenna Mary Schuenke Hughes and Mike and Catherine Halloran 20 Charles and Cheryl La Ham Estelle G. Mehegan Soger and Daniel and Anna Salbego Patricia Ratican Levasseur and Michelle Stanley 20 Timothy Dyer and Douglas and Valerie Laurent 20 Charlotte Szostak McLaughlin James Hughes John Higgins 20 Tony and Janet Lombardo 20 Dennis Soger Dennis Simpson Noel Levasseur 20 Therese Pinter Vande Hey and Julia Donahue-Dyer Rosemary Mustari Miller and and Daniel McLaughlin 10 Tim Metzler and Francis Mader and Mark Northrup and Mary O’Hara Tansey and Randy and Suzanne Treml Michael and Julie Mackin Mark Vande Hey Pamela Braun Fitzell and David Miller Constance Menne and Margaret McIlwee Metzler Diane Mittelsteadt Mader 20 Mary Wirtz Northrup Robert Tansey Mary Schultz Williams and James Montgomery James Webb Stephen Fitzell 20 Mike Weigel James and Janice Nelson Paula Olson-Krueger and Founder’s Club George and Marguerite Tapling James Williams 20 Kerry Robertson Janice Freele Wiesner and Founder’s Club Christopher and Lynelle Johns 20 Ingrid Hoffmann Merkatoris and Mary Wirtz Northrup and John Olson 5 Carol Earle Adrian and Edward and Jane Zehren-Huckenpahler and Steven and Connie Smits George Wiesner Kevin and Deanna Agen Robert Krombach and Michael Merkatoris 20 Mark Northrup Donn and Mary Pierce 20 John Adrian Patricia Ann Van Zeeland 20 John Huckenpahler 20 James Venard and Lois Barrett Wiltgen Gregory Bollom and Mary Mitchell Krombach Lynn Gilmack Nealis and Timothy Ryan Thomas and Sandra Piette John and Barbara Bauschka 20 Sheila Barrett Wippich and Kenneth and Roxann Zoromski Joanne Manna Venard 20 Kathleen De Mets 10 Joanne and Kristopher Sjostrom Susan Nicks Ponto and Kerry Slack Marrer and Kathleen Barnard Bodine and Anthony Von Rueden and Participating Member Kevin Nealis 20 Dr. Robert Bouressa Keniel Wippich William and Lilly Barrett James Spinella Thomas Ponto James Marrer 20 Jeffrey Bodine Class of 1979 Lynn Thome Von Rueden 20 Mary Sullivan O’Neil and Susan Manna Bronken and David and Theresa Basche Mike Thomas and Barbara Cullen Radvillas and Kim Pierce and Charles Bonuccelli and Participation: 20 percent Mary Zovnic Shawn O’Neil 20 Jeffrey Bronken Class of 1978 Eileen Stumpp Goodwin and Donna Arneberg Thomas Ray Radvillas Elizabeth Carroll Pierce Mary Thomas Michael and Nancy Oswald 5 Theresa Briick Byron and Participation: 18 percent President’s Club Guy Goodwin Sheila Kerger Truesdell and Steven and Deborah Rovtar Jill Reginato Pitterle and James and Marsha Bowton 20 Class of 1980 Debra Wolfe Palm and Joseph Byron 20 Dave Barthel and James and Mary Hamilton Michael Truesdell Anita and Andrew Tully 20 Daniel Pitterle 20 Steven and Debra Butz President’s Club Participation: 18 percent Michael Palm 20 Anne Petrowski Deeter and Jerry Turba and Ron and Kathy Smith Nancy Christien-Zidek and Susan Cook Barthel Katherine Abernathy Huber and Thomas and Mary Walsh 20 Susan Cook Barthel and Stephen Huber 20 Sharon Zychowski Paprocki and Jim Deeter Judy Sprangers Turba* 20 Remy and Mary Stephenson 20 Richard Zidek Pat Derpinghaus President’s Club Dave Barthel Kathleen Poole Jahns and Joseph Paprocki II Margaret Ariens Denten and Judith Wright Vandenberg and Participating Member Donna Arneberg Thomas and Philomena Dane and Emil Sattler Mark and Julie Ann Kasper 20 Barbara Baldwin Alldredge and Dave Huber and David Jahns Jr. David Rhode Martin Denten Robert Vandenberg Kathy Scanlan Bielmeier and Mike Thomas Jay and Bonnie Greeley Tim and Jan Romenesko 10 William Alldredge 20 Nancy McDonough Huber Julie Young Meunier and Cathy Block Riordan and Michael and Cynthia Devine 20 Amy Schumacher Weiss and Mike Bielmeier Edward and Joan Tomkowiak Carol Murphy Herbstritt and Kim Wolfe Schemmel and Nancy McDonough Huber and Mitchell Meunier Robert Riordan Robert Draths Jr. and John Weiss Mary Thoele Busse and Terry Herbstritt 10 Scott Schemmel 20 Dave Huber Judy Sprangers Turba* and Dean’s Club Kurt and Kathleen Miller Jeanne Garrison Rowan and Robert Busse 20 Martin Higgins Jill McEwen Spude and Rob and Kelly Olejniczak 20 Jean Kroeger Draths Gary and Lorraine Wieseckel 20 Jerry Turba 20 Ed Bellock 20 Mary Ryan Miller and Rita Chiappetta Maurita Houren and John Spude John Spude and Peter Rowan Kurt Dulka Patricia Marin Vickman and Pat* and Mary Georgia 10 Thomas Miller Participating Member Kathryn M. Kauth Cote Tom Beamesh Carl and Carol Vogel Jane Bougie Schueller and Jim Fleming and Steven Vickman Kevin and Mary Larsen 20 Jill McEwen Spude Therese Britten Muus and Nancy Harrill Bowen and Thomas Fritsch 20 Claudia Kerski-Nienow and Paul Schueller Mary Ellen Labuda Fleming 20 Warren and Judy Wanezek 20 Doug and Kathlyn Schaaf James Muus James Bowen 20 John Guthrie and Mark Nienow Dean’s Club Dean’s Club Leon and Lori Seliger 20 Mary Hendricks 5 Richard Zidek and Ralph Tease and James Paplham and Anne Freund Buss and Diana Sweetland Carol Konshak 20 Renee Ingrassia Ariens and Sean and Kay Dwyer 5 Tina and John Siebers Anne Burke Hone and Nancy Christien-Zidek Susan Lambert Tease 20 Lynne Haney Paplham 5 Michael Buss 20 Gloria Haen Kennedy and William and Mariann Krippinger Mike Ariens 20 Lori Van Sistine Maher* and John and Anita Steindorf David Hone Patrick Kennedy John Tobin and Joan and Timothy Van Severen Joseph and Patricia Emer 10 Participating Member Theresa Ludwig Kruk and Terri Doyle Jackson and Tripp Maher* 20 Kim Sanders Szatkowski and Laurel Gehr Hornick and Nancy Blackman Lukasik and Patricia Sreenan Tobin 20 Joanne Manna Venard and James and Mary Etchingham Laurence Armstrong Stephen Kruk William Jackson Carla Lombardo Pappalardo and Thomas Szatkowski Mark Hornick 20 Stephen Lukasik James Venard 20 John and Lorelei George Janet Gastaldello Cesar and Daniel Laurent and Mimi Hopkinson Lappin and Joseph Pappalardo 5 Margaret Houren Roberta Dulany Sauter and Main Hall Club Julia Janssen Vidani and Christi White Hansen and Christine Wall Laurent 20 Richard Lappin Patty Mancosky Zach and Participating Member Barbara Navickas Johnson and James Sauter Robert Cesar 20 David and Karen Barry 10 PJ Vidani III Dean Hansen George Nelsen and Steve Zach 20 Paul Anglehart Paul Johnson Pamela Wittrock Schmitz and Ann Foley Cross and John Cross Annette Miller Hamilton and Founder’s Club John and Sandra Hollrith Therese Simon-Nelsen Richard and Penny Carriveau David Schmitz Paula Lovering De Groot and Tom Hamilton Barbara Hanlon Bauschka and Barbara Kane 20 John Hurley and Barbara Mohr Terrence and Sally O’Hara Main Hall Club Class of 1981 Kathleen Miller Schnagl Marc De Groot Daniel Kafka 20 John Bauschka 20 Julie Hearden Eklund and Douglas and Phoebe Kitson Marianne G. Kopp Michael and Mary O’Malley Barbara Hooyman Baker and Participation: 19 percent Jane Haviar Schwab and Dino and Camille Franchi Julie Milder Bump and William Eklund 20 Kevin and Jenny Kopp Stephen and Paula Peot 10 Judson and Nancy Schumacher Jeff Baker Kay Wirth Lovell and Richard Schwab Richard Gluth and President’s Club Therese King Fauerbach and Michael and Mary Lambert 20 Elizabeth Carroll Pierce and Perry Bump 20 Lynn Carli and Paul Standa 20 Kevin Lovell 20 Mary Anne Nash Sebby and Constance Petullo Gluth Founder’s Club Pat and Marysue Michels James Fauerbach Janet Stoller Mashl and Kim Pierce Dolores and Eugene* Bunker 20 Tom and Barbara Carpenter Marybeth Marchese 20 Vernon Sebby 20 Janis Habun Hancock and Susan Bishop and Peter Kellen Terri Heim Trantow and Timothy Flanigan Steve Mashl 5 Thomas and Kathryn Powers Stephen Byers Gerard and Laurie Hruska 20 Jean Bertoldi Miazga and Jeffrey and Karen Smith 20 Edward Hancock 20 Frederick and Laura Boehm John Trantow Mary Bangert Guldan-Lindstrom Todd Maurer Richard Rose and Mark and Kelley Condon Mary Ann Burke Jahrling and James Miazga 20 Mary Pat Barrett Teague and Timothy Hansen Ronald Calewarts 20 Julie Connor McComis and Amanda Aldridge Kathleen Simmons Cook* and James Jahrling 20 and Steven Lindstrom William and Philip Teague 10 Sue Barcal De Grave and Dean’s Club James and Jackie Jacobs 20 Thomas Cook Jim and Cynthia Reilly Tom and Alma Hoffman Michael McComis 20 Margaret Neurauter 20 William and Cynthia Van Sistine Steven and Faye Rose 20 20 Richard and Sharon Brown 5 Julius and Barbara Kissh Paul De Grave 5 Todd and Cynthia Ehlers 20 Ronald and Colleen Hruska 20 Frederick and Suzanne Miller Randall and Barb Olm Thomas Von Rueden and Mary Ellen Burns Rossmeissl and Margaret Paulson Rooney and John Cronin 5 Robert and Janice Kloss Hope Hackett De Leon and George Evans and Sally Fischer Karls and Nancy Delaney O’Neill and Mary Torborg Slavek and Kay Buckley Von Rueden 20 Joseph Rossmeissl 20 Brian Rooney Pat Hughes and Joseph and Darlene Meurer Lorenzo De Leon Margaret Sullivan Evans 20 Donald O’Neill Charles Slavek Janice Zondlo Wajda and Sherry A. Mertes Saiki Mary Treacy Hughes Steven Karls Lynne Haney Paplham and Michael Foley Cynthia Creten Fisher and Founder’s Club Stephen O’Toole Edward Smrecek and Edward Wajda Mike and Mary Schroeder 20 Vito and Marikay Piazza Deonne Degner Krenz and James Paplham 5 Roger and Patricia Gadda Stephen Fisher Pamela Baker 20 Linda Panszczyk Mary Romenesko Smrecek Marianne Anich Walsh and William Shaw Christopher and Kenneth Krenz Lawrence and Melanie Sikowski 5 Clare Signorelli 20 Douglas Hahn and Timothy and Robin Flatley Suzanne Simons Baker and Beth Gunther Rybakowicz and Mary Kay Buckley Von Rueden Roger Walsh 20 Geralyn Bell Schultz 20 Ann Cismoski Mitchell and Mary Ehlinger Silverberg and Susan Sauvey Hahn Allen and Julie Freis 20 Gary Baker Mark Rybakowicz and Thomas Von Rueden 20 Tricia Petchel Stanislowski and Jack Mitchell III 20 Mark Silverberg Jerry and Marjorie Havel Faye and John Hanley Paul and Sue De Grave 5 Mary Remiker Schenian and John and Jean Zegers Class of 1976 John Stanislowski 20 20 Main Hall Club John and Christine Morrissey James Wahl Mary Waddick Stephenson and David Hawking and Laura Gibson Claude Hribal and Mary Ebert 20 Brian P. Hake Terry Schenian 20 Participation: 19 percent Lawrence and Kelli Fagan Westbrook and Charles Stephenson 20 Mark and Sheri Jacobs 20 Krys Kornilowicz-Hribal Margaret Sullivan Evans and Thomas and Julia Kinderman 20 Elizabeth Miller Schilling and Class of 1975 Susan Fifrick Knapp and Katherine Pomerleau 20 President’s Club David Westbrook 10 Gale Thull and Donald Guzan Warren Jones George Evans 20 Paul Standa and Lynn Carli 20 Paul Schilling Participation: 18 percent Bryan Knapp Neil Vandenberg and Dennis Corry Annette Kozial Wishner and Clare Wettstein 20 Joseph and Eileen Karlovich 20 Ray and Cynthia Gabriel Dan and Christine Van Alstine Anita Klemmer Steindorf and Kevin and Kim Leitermann Pat Murphy Vandenberg President’s Club Mary Harp-Jirschele and Brian Wishner 20 Richard and Cinthia Kekula 20 Susan Sauvey Hahn and John Steindorf Participating Member Paula Greco Maloney and Douglas Hahn James and Karen McDiarmid* Jeff Jirschele 20 Mary Elizabeth Payin Killinger Founder’s Club Kelly Rafferty Swietlik and Donald and Daryl Barry 20 John Maloney 5 Faye and John Hanley 20 Barbara Basche Rosemarie Von Rueden 20 Gary and Sharon Rotherham 20 Sara Johnson Tutskey and Class of 1977 Elaine* and Marshall* Moss 20 Walter Swietlik Susan Danforth Bergs and Julie Schultz McCarragher and Anne Salm Higgins and Rick Binzak 10 Lynn Thome Von Rueden and Teresa McMonagle Schmidt and Paul Tutskey 20 Participation: 24 percent William and Nancy Murphy 5 Lisa Freis Vanden Avond* and Timothy Bergs Glenn Higgins Anthony Von Rueden 20 Fred Schmidt 20 Kevin McCarragher Paul and Alison Nevins 20 Susan Behring Briski and Keith Vanden Avond Antoinette Bianco Renee De Chatelets Waterman Mike Van Asten 10 Dean’s Club President’s Club Curtis and Mary Moore Donald and Rose Noskowiak 20 Timothy and Kathy Hinkfuss Larry Briski 20 Peg Wanie Bob and Sue Burns 20 Bill and Fiorella Auriemma 20 George Brash Jo Ann Sikowski Peters and Kathryn Wisniewski Powers and Donna Kies Joss and David Joss Joseph and Carolyn Bunker 20 and Douglas Waterman Patricia Howard Woytek and Dean’s Club Dan and Cathy Huber 20 Margaret Coleman Cahill and Virginia George Costigan and Melvin Peters Thomas Powers William Katzfey and Jeffrey and Rebecca Curtin Thomas and Barb Youngell Bernard Woytek John and Linda Blaida 5 Dale and Winnie Hutjens 10 William Cahill 20 Todd Costigan Harry and Patti Radix 20 Eugene and Barbara Schramka 20 Susan Kratt Katzfey 10 Susan Curtis Thomas Johnson 20 Todd Danen* and Diane Dillon 20 Brenda Rakers Lois Buhr Schumacher and Carol Ridgley Komsi* and Mary Ellen Labuda Fleming and Participating Member Main Hall Club Class of 1982 Rick Kobriger and Anne Vandeveld Danen 10 Constance Petullo Gluth and Michael and Susan Regan 20 Tom Schumacher William Komsi* 20 Jim Fleming 20 James Chereskin David Hornung Participation: 20 percent Michelle Wiberg Kobriger 20 Marty Webb Dwyer and Richard Gluth Thomas and Robin Schumacher Nancy Fallon Tazioli and Patricia Licata Ann Ganzer and Gerard Mercuri Patrick and Becky Connor Anne Hartlaub Smith and Bob and Heather Markwart 20 Tom Dwyer 20 Brian and Angela Hansen Therese Simon and Louis Tazioli 20 Thomas and Laura Lichtfuss John Ivers 20 President’s Club James and Lori Garvey Gregory Smith 20 Patricia Sreenan Tobin and Julie Heyroth Gasper and Sharon Krause Hansen and George Nelsen Michael Ullstrup 20 Cathleen Strenk McKinzie and Eileen Erbs Karlovich and Anne Vandeveld Danen and Amy Garrigan Goudzwaard and Ken and Sally Weber Smits 20 John Tobin 20 Jim Gasper 20 John Hansen 20 Lori Smith Young and Jim Young Jim Young and Lori Smith Young Bill McKinzie Joseph Karlovich 20 Todd Danen* 10 Jeff Goudzwaard 20

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Laureen Misgen Grasso and Georgia Gottschalk Schroeder and Sheila Fitzgerald and Dean’s Club Daniel Dudek and Lisa Christensen Thiry and Karen Ferfecki Gall and Mark Gall Anne Calawerts Stewart and Laura Palmbach Owens and Kay Casper Ken Grasso Mark Schroeder Eric Johnson 10 Mary Schroeder Capelli and Judith Hoffman Dudek Ronald Thiry James and Maureen Hatchell 10 Dean Stewart 5 David Owens Matthew and Kristine Crosby Mary Gibbons Haley and Patrick Slein Claire Flierl and Mark Panarusky Renee Hansen Flesch and Tara Brennan Torkelson Timothy and Ann Healy Lisa Hechimovich Pagura and Susan Svensson Donatello and Gregory Capelli Main Hall Club Timothy Haley 20 Anne Shallow Sprout and Christine Nejedlo Goulet and Sharon Trainor Murphy Charles Flesch 20 Michael Van Haren Daniel Hodgman and Frank Pagura Joseph Donatello Steven and Sarah Abts Marie Resch Hermus and David Sprout Timothy Goulet Mike O’Brien and Mary Herber Gach and Christopher and Karen Van Lanen Susan Prock Hodgman 20 Rosemarie Spang Pankow and John and Maureen Greene Thomas Endries Donald Hermus Becky Baugnet Stefely and Clare Guse and Brian Wichman 20 Colleen Hickey O’Brien Taras Gach 20 Patricia Witte Vanden Heuvel and Renata Hruska Matthew Pankow Margy Ostdick Guy and Matt Lang and Tim Houlihan and Thomas Stefely Jodi Wagner Holman and Paul Olejniczak 20 John and Julie Hake Paul Vanden Heuvel Ann Murphy Hurley* and Karen Fuhs Rohrer and James Guy III Kerry Smits Lang 10 Amy Van Domelen Houlihan Craig and Theresa Stertz Alan Holman Kathie Klister Svabek and John and Janice Janssen Monica Walk David Hurley Robert Rohrer Timothy and Robynn Horner 20 Troy and Lori Roovers Ann Vandenlangenberg Kieltyka Thomas and Rose Ward Larry Svabek 20 Dennis and Kim La Plante Jessica Hershman Watzka and Amy Schlumpf Manion and Elizabeth Mueller Schumacher Anthony Hutson Michael and Kristine Kersten Wendy Scherschel Siekierski and and Conrad Kieltyka Kevin and Cynthia Webb Bill and Carlyn Tochterman 5 Carla Paul Mulvey and Jeffrey Watzka Andrew Manion 10 and John Schumacher 20 Christine Keegan Kelley and Jerry and Maria Lang 20 Joe Siekierski Elder Koeller Lisa Ciolkowski Wilson and Elisabeth Neusser Madagame 10 Kathe McNamara Weinman and Gary Mulvey Richard and Elizabeth Wilson Catherine Reinardy Neufeld Michael and Cynthia Sweetland John Kelley Lola Zuehlke Luther and Gregory Wilson Kathryn Ariens Martell and Lee Weinman Mary Porter Amy Sager Zilch and and J. Timothy Neufeld Founder’s Club Steve Tebo Rebecca Brandl Kowaleski and Laurie Carruthers Restifo Ted Luther Joseph and Karen Zegers 20 Michael Martell Kenneth Zilch Carleen Thein O’Brien and Julie Fisher Arnieri and Catherine Wavrunek Gary Kowaleski Patrick McElroy 20 Main Hall Club Nancy Adamson Reuter and Julie Rebek Wendelberger and Shawn Lindsay Participating Member Grace Meyer 20 Thomas O’Brien Thomas Arnieri Jamie O’Meara 20 John Corbett and Polly Hansen Christopher Reuter Participating Member Monique Jeanquart Parrilli and John Wendelberger Lora Ristow Niemoeller and Katherine Kaye Adrians and Tim and Barbara Michels Joseph and Kathleen Baumann James and Bridget Platania 20 Betsy Wermuth Cypcar 20 Michelle Preslaski Schlosser and Karen Kluck Bell and Steven and Marilyn Wronkowski Richard Niemoeller Thomas Adrians Mark and Katherine Missurelli 20 Christopher Parrilli John and Cynthia Briscoe 10 5 Douglas and Jean Diny 20 Todd Schlosser Michael Bell Amy Fitch Sandy and Neal Sandy Katherine Siolka Pomerleau and Michael Dauplaise and Karen Wilson Nasshan and Beth Pier* Maria Reising Buehler and Ann Harty 5 Jeffrey Tegge and Debra Ourada Brodziski and Lawrence Pomerleau 20 Bonnie Groessl Mary-Jo Heinrich Pierce and Paul Buehler Class of 1989 Ann Kampf Vanden Wymelenberg Robert Nasshan Ann Stanton Hoernke and Nancy Mueller Tegge Kevin Brodziski Katherine Noth Shadid and Greg and Jane Eiting Douglas Pierce Richard and Carol Carani Participation: 14 percent and John Vanden Wymelenberg Julie Elliott Nolan Michael Hoernke 20 Gail Strehlow Thomas and Barbara Lemp Caan and James Shadid Colny and Jill Gretzinger 5 Christopher and Kati Remington Pamela Kullmann Carroll and Catherine and Winora O’Meara Orcutt and Kevin and Laura McKenna Thomas Caan Judith Heezen Tegge* and Jean Schuch Gustafson and Robert Thomas Christina Wypych Roberti and Michael Carroll 5 President’s Club Dave Vander Zanden 5 Tim Orcutt Mary Ellen Schill Mark Tegge James Gustafson 10 Daniel Cerny and Anthony Roberti 20 Carl Clementi and Sharon Schirger Boehme and Kumiko Tominaga Webb and Corinne Hammen Romenesko 20 Anne Harrington Cerny Bill Boehme Patricia Murphy Vandenberg and Mary Gryboski Hermsen and Founder’s Club Class of 1986 Amy Patenaude Schmidt and Chris Wetstein Clementi Steven Webb Susan Bellinder Stecker and Maureen Gibbons Chopp and Michael Cyrus 10 Christopher and Nan Williams Cornelius Vandenberg Patrick Hermsen Elizabeth Brien Behling and Participation: 17 percent Gary Schmidt Curt and Jean Detjen 10 Michelle Lemens Hokenson and Mark Stecker Daniel Chopp Laura Lis Pasternak* and Jeffrey Zucchi and Philip Behling 20 Len and Carolyn Svabek Connie Kalupa Diamond and Michael Hokenson Thomas Stefely and President’s Club Lisa Lindstrom Danielson and Frank Pasternak 5 Kathleen Niesen Zucchi Class of 1983 Mary Haderer Bollom and Suzanne Swiderski Michael Diamond Michael Hyland Becky Baugnet Stefely Bill Boehme and Timothy Danielson Participation: 18 percent Steven Bollom 20 Carolyn Schmitt Zacharias and Mark Gall and Karen Ferfecki Gall Gail O’Bright Liberty and Teresa Van Horn Sharon Schirger Boehme Lisa Valenziano Gariup and Dean’s Club Amy Fetherston Groh and Ken Zacharias 20 Brian Garvin 20 Class of 1990 Kenneth Liberty Paul Vanden Heuvel and Jeff Steagall and Alex Gariup Elise Amel President’s Club Daniel Groh Alan Gripentrog 20 Participation: 16 percent Eileen Butch and Tom Balthazor Paul and JoAnn Maranan Patricia Witte Vanden Heuvel Sue Rine-Steagall Brennan and Ellen Hussey Participating Member Sally Villa Groleau and John and Laura Haase Main Hall Club Tom Campion 20 Patrick and Karalyn O’Melia Peter and Maria Vandenbergh 20 Catherine La Violette Anne Harrington Cerny and President’s Club Thomas Groleau 20 Dean’s Club Maureen McCann Hatchell and Claire Marie Gigon Bill and Jaclyn Rehm Joseph and Joan Phelps Jeffrey* and Karen Verkuilen 20 Megan Sokolowski Daniel Cerny Carol and Brian Bruess 5 Steven and Kelly* Heim Dr. Paul E. Bruce and James Hatchell 10 Katherine Slattery Keith Theresa Rosik-Geurts and Margaret Burns Pichler and Carol Sladek Wilda* and Elizabeth Timmins and John and Jana* Detlaff Susan Cameron Naccarato and Dan Pichler 10 Annette Gatto Hennessy and Laura Anzia Bruce 20 Tracy Louis Infante and Kerry Smits Lang and Chuck Geurts 5 Steven Wilda Mark Naze Lisa Duckart Todd Naccarato Lee and Lisa Reynebeau John Hennessy 20 Mike and Sherry Daniels Michael Infante 20 Matt Lang 10 Bob Tomasetti and Christine Kremer Vanden Houten Judith Hoffman Dudek and Greg and Darcey Nicklaus 10 Judith Guetzloff Ryan and Susan Prock Hodgman and Michael O’Brien and Daniel and Geralynn Jankoski Patrick and Carol O’Neil Kathleen Fanning Participating Member and Randall Vanden Houten Daniel Dudek Frank Pasternak and Robert Ryan Daniel Hodgman 20 Colleen Hickey O’Brien Margaret Laundry Francis and Karen Kloida Scott and Kimberly Wagner Kathleen and Richard Anderson Mary-Kay Simonet Young and Laura Lis Pasternak* 5 Theresa Matuszak Sullivan and Kate Hogan and Mark Rudolph Laura Beck Sinclair* and Scott Francis Brian and Ewa Langenberg Dean’s Club Kayne and Gary Coleman Rick Young Founder’s Club Michael Sullivan Judith Jacques 20 Steve Sinclair 10 Maria Sarns Gerdes and Katherine Reynolds Lombardi Dean’s Club Liz Ahlenius Patricia Trybek Gremore and Brenda* and Paul* Beck Mary Gallenberger Tesch Kris Heinzen Kersten and Robert Gerdes and John Lombardi James Domach and Natalie Braspenninckx-Zellner David Gremore Main Hall Club Caroline Sausen Blazel and Mark Vanden Houten and Michael Kersten Class of 1987 Julie Nolan Hake and Stephanie Strege Lundquist and Candace Jadown Domach and Roger Zellner Patrick Hermsen and Regan Daniels Shepley and John Blazel 20 Deborah Hoban Joseph and Lori Kools Participation: 16 percent John Hake Dan Lundquist Chris Moss and Susan Buche and John Koker Mary Gryboski Hermsen Aaron Shepley 20 John Cawley Paul Lantolf 5 Cynthia Brown Helson A. William Meo and Sarah Richardson Moss 10 Mary Jo Grabner 20 Amy Van Domelen Houlihan and Scott and Michelle Vandenhouten President’s Club Grant and Josie Cheney Class of 1984 James Lieser and Daniel Henderson Twila Zahorski Meo 20 John Schaefer Paul and Michelle Hirschboeck 20 Timothy Houlihan Mary Ariens Dellanina and John and Kim Connelly 5 Participation: 17 percent Karen Rowan Lieser Founder’s Club Sharon Johns Janega and Jenny Bonanno Morrissey and John and Kate Skar Stites Deborah Tobin Kitching and Emo Dellanina Anne Spang Donahue and Julie Herold Lynch and John and Michelle Bahnaman Ronald Janega Tom Morrissey Main Hall Club Mike and Lisa Van Alstine President’s Club Joseph Kitching Jean and Bob* Horn 20 Tim Donahue John Lynch Rita Jonet Baretta and Steven Karls and Tom and Nicolle Schroeder Sarah* and Ian Griffiths10 Jean Schneider Dunks and Mary Mueller Mazza and Chris Estel Lampereur and Main Hall Club Joanne Franzen Madigan and Steven Baretta Sally Fischer Karls James Sharp Kate Sabish Geenen* and Mary Ross Karnitz and Pat Dunks 20 Andy Lampereur 20 Thomas Larsen and Joseph and Lisa Fazio 10 Robert Mazza John Madigan 20 Joseph and Joan Bergner * Sheila Cerny Tinetti and Bob Geenen 20 Chris Karnitz Kurt Rotherham and Stephanie Sarah Gertz Larsen Margaret McIlwee Metzler and Michael and Jennifer Foley Mark Naze and Kevin McTernan and Robert and Kristin Bridgman Anthony Tinetti Robert and Mary Greifenkamp 5 Portman Rotherham Daniel and Jennifer Mackin Founder’s Club Timothy Metzler Tom Purtell and Elizabeth Timmins Eilena Sharapata McTernan 20 Thomas and Kristie Carlson 20 Lisa Bruss Truttman and Lisa Gonnella Johnson and Thomas and Ann Molitor Jennifer Moroni Anderson and Jan Wagner 20 Jocelyn Hair Purtell 10 Rita M. Schmitt Pampel and Andrew Noll and Lisa Post Noll Kathryn Hilbert Denlinger and Jeffrey Truttman Brent Johnson Dean’s Club Doreen Vance Potter and Greg Anderson Jennifer Hoeft Zimmerman and Sharon Solfest 20 Dennis J. Pampel 20 Joan Drascic Perrone and Douglas Denlinger 20 Faye Laundrie Klismet and Dr. Paul E. Bruce and Thomas Potter Participating Member Pete Benkowski and John Zimmerman 20 Douglas and Maureen Winterrose Mark and Jean Patterson Daniel Perrone Michael Diamond and Todd Klismet Laura Anzia Bruce 20 Susan Ross Reynen and Patrick and Kristine Albert Christy Rogers Bridget Doherty Platania and Bradley Quimby Connie Kalupa Diamond Rosa Caringella Kugel and Dean’s Club John Reynen Susan La Fave Belanger and Jeanne Brown Blachowicz and Founder’s Club James Platania 20 Pamela Hinkens Schuster and Daniel and Maureen Donahue Main Hall Club Steven Kugel John and Betsy Ahearne Gregory Capelli and John and Brad Belanger James Blachowicz Brian and Kathi Pritzl 20 Gregg Schuster Peter and Stephanie Emenecker John Arndorfer* and John and Robin Kulas Philip Behling and Mary Schroeder Capelli Elizabeth Schumacher 20 James Benlein Christine Wettstein Clementi and Mark and Catherine Randerson 20 Julie Tebo and Paul Danes 10 Beth Crowley Emmerich and Mary Carnazzo Christine Kane Long and Elizabeth Brien Behling 20 Deb De Bruin Kirstin Le Mieux Slusarek and John Deboth and Deborah Kay Carl Clementi Frank and Cecilia Smith Shannon McCarthy Thaeler and Joseph Emmerich Katherine Spanbauer Fleming Eric Long John and Lisa Helland Boyd 20 John Koker and Susan Buche Gregg Slusarek Lisa Van Rossum Draves and Duane and Linda Conklin Mary Ann Lange Sorensen and Andrew Thaeler Jacquelyn Kraft Engebos and and Carl Fleming 10 Maureen Kamps Noe and William and Carol Budig Dennis and Karen Stephani Joseph Draves Sarah Connor Main Hall Club Howard Sorensen Dorothy Unger Rick Engebos 5 Linda Bekkers Haske and Arthur Noe 20 Beth Beimel Clabots and Nancy Mueller Tegge and Katherine Coenen Fitzgerald and Stephen Fitzpatrick Rosellen and John Brannigan Sara Nytes Van Beusekom and Karen Zachary Haley and Gerald Haske 20 Jeffrey Tegge Joe and Gregory Clabots Anne Hupfer Stevenson and Jim Fitzgerald II Marybeth Crozier Gerth and Gerald Haske and Jay Van Beusekom James Haley 10 Katherine Loewen Patricia Cassidy Tykowski Jennifer Anderson Pulvermacher Jean Kroeger Draths and William Stevenson 20 Alice and George Gilman John Gerth Linda Bekkers Haske 20 Cathleen Notaro Walsh and Brian and Janice Higgins Steven and Alicia Ryan Ramstack and Robert Draths Jeffrey and Candace Vande Loo Julieann* and Shawn Massey 10 Jill Beardsley Gonzalez and Lisa Knorr Hellmich and Charles and Renee Peters Peter Walsh Jim and Jeanne Kerr Kathleen Van Lieshout Mark Ramstack Joan Birder Gilliam and John and Mary Wilde Mary Miske Daniel Gonzalez Gregg Hellmich Jeffrey Watzka and James and Nancy Martin 10 James White Stephan and Sonya Schreck 10 Michael Gilliam 5 Founder’s Club Kelly Close Murphy and Bridget Hilbert Haubold and Gina Stangel Kelly and Steven and Alina Globis 20 Jessica Hershman Watzka Eilena Sharapata McTernan and Amy Weiler Jeffrey Bartolai Class of 1985 David Murphy Fred Haubold 5 Luke Kelly Mark and Steffanie Grogan Steven Wilda and Kevin McTernan 20 Elizabeth Eisch Wilson and Ann Mettlach Bauer and Participation: 20 percent Joe Siekierski and Class of 1988 Amy Prokopovitz Holewinski and Joseph Klodzinski Michael and Cynthia Lefevre Carol Sladek Wilda* Jonathan Moss Richard Wilson Paul Bauer 5 Wendy Scherschel Siekierski Participation: 17 percent Neal Holewinski Timothy and Carrie Labinski Lori Halaburt Menzner and President’s Club Kenneth and Carolyn Zacharias 20 Lisa Post Noll and Andrew Noll Alan Zarnoth 20 John and Lisa Helland Boyd 20 Janeen Zimmer Olson and Jeffrey and Anne Jacobs Ellen Lamarre Philip Menzner 20 Andy Lampereur and Kenneth Zilch and Founder’s Club President’s Club Christie Linskens Christie and Amy Sager Zilch James Olson Michael and Lynn Jadin Participating Member James Litz and Jacki Brieske Litz A. William Meo and Chris Estel Lampereur 20 Jack and Deborah Arends Tao and Xiaomei Huang Jeff Christie Anita Skadden Pandolfe and Susan and Kenneth Baert 20 Sarah Gertz Larsen and Joan Marshall Barker and Steven and Betsy Ann Maliborski Twila Zahorski Meo 20 Cathy Larsen Lombardi and Stephanie Portman Rotherham Robert Nasshan and Mary Ann Gavinski Clacko and Participating Member Frank Pandolfe James Blachowicz and Thomas Larsen* Allen Barker Amy Wondrash McClellan and Paul Lombardi 20 and Kurt Rotherham 20 Karen Wilson Nasshan Tony Clacko Steven and Julie Boyea Christopher Parrilli and Jeanne Brown Blachowicz Mary Beth and Karen Bartelt Ron McClellan Jocelyn Hair Purtell and Keith Noskowiak 5 Timothy S. and Timothy Brandt Monique Jeanquart Parrilli David and Elizabeth Burke Dean’s Club Timothy Leone-Getten Wendy Bremer Bolland and Lynn Strojny Miller and Paul and Kathleen Paese Laura E. Collins 20 Thomas Purtell 10 Donna Weber Chamberlain* and Debra Siolka Pasterski and Julie Demski Castin Ron Altenburg 20 Kathryn Mancl-Taylor and David Bolland Edward Miller Kevin Poehls Joan Multerer Dawson Jeff Steagall and Paul Chamberlain* Brian Pasterski 10 Deborah Segerstrom Collins and Jan Zellner Krautkramer and Michael Taylor Jeffrey and Tammy Brodzeller Lisa Richie Quenan and Barbara Kirschling Quigley and Mary Nix Degn and Randall Degn Sue Rine-Steagall Daniel Chopp and Lisa Carnot Salter and John Collins Tom Krautkramer 10 Margret Mann Melinda Higgins Brom and Patrick Quenan Gregory Quigley Joseph and Michelle Doucette Bill* and Carol Van Ess 10 Maureen Gibbons Chopp David Salter Curt Esser Debra Prette Gene and Sara McKenna Kenneth Brom Debra Schmidt Shari Frieler Saeger and Joseph Emmerich and Amy Spielbauer Vandenberg* and Matthew and Donna Dickhut 10 Mark Stecker and Kathleen O’Brien Frank and Theresa Roetter and David Mucha and Jayne Cromheecke Butterbrodt Alexander Schuman III Jay Saeger 20 Beth Crowley Emmerich Tom Vandenberg 5 Julie Diliberti Susan Bellinder Stecker Sergio Frank 5 Mark McColloch 5 Ellen Gossens Mucha and James Butterbrodt 5 Rick and Jonna Svabek

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Maria Neuser Totzke and Founder’s Club Sherry Simmons Gary Radke and Nancy Geneva Jonathan and Stacie Dooley 5 Nancy Schaut Skalla and JulieAnn Rinella Jarentowski and Christopher Junk and Jill Moncarz Heather Locke Green 5 Lawrence Schneider and James Totzke Beth Pankratz Allaire and David Skaletski Karen Meles Rottier and Kelly Messman Friedlander and Robert Skalla Michael Jarentowski Michelle Hitzemann Keffer and Kay McCullagh Handrick and Amanda Green Schneider Lynie and Michelle Vincent Timothy Allaire Lisann Bolte Snedden and Kelly Rottier David Friedlander Melodee Steeber Christopher Jones Dennis Keffer Christopher Handrick Jason Schreiber* 5 Michael Anderson Larry Snedden Eric Snyder and Amy Krebsbach Glodowski and Tim Styka and Dennis and Michelle Keffer Michelle Kutz Joyce Hansen James Strick* Participating Member Bret and Kathleen Barczak Cheryl and Richard Steffens Anna Piazza-Snyder Scott Glodowski Chanin Engelbert Styka Julie Berg Klebba and Julie Wolter Maurer and Steven and Carrie Hyde 5 Julie Treder Cathy Biese Barnes and John and Jennifer Barnes 5 Robin Therese Thomas and Susan Tengowski Laura Kroll Gordon and Mary Galligan Von Rueden and John Klebba 5 Thomas Maurer Kurt Kaiser Heather Warsh Van Pee and John Barnes* 20 Craig and Karen Barrett Amy Wittkopf Uribe and Michael Van Handel and Joe Gordon Mark Von Rueden Jesse and Christine Lamberg 10 Christie Bosetski Nimmer and Kim Wendland La Plante and Steven Van Pee Karen Kuchler Bassing and Kathleen De Mares Baumann and Ruben Uribe Kelly Hoban Van Handel Angela Wright Gruesen Jennifer Campbell Rentmeester Steve Nimmer Dennis La Plante Angela Welle Wied and James Bassing Joseph Baumann Nicole Widmann Wiese and Shawn and Deborah Volk Jay and Susan Isselmann 5 and Mark Rentmeester Barbara Piso Patz and Shane and Susan Lagerman Anthony Wied 5 Lisa Rasmussen Boldt and Class of 1994 Jacqueline Zagrodnik Binger Christopher Wiese Amy Wach Eric Jacobson 5 Andrea and Daniel Sabor William Patz Scott* and Jennifer McMahon Larry Boldt Participation: 12 percent Michelle Krueger Brown and Scott Wilson Mark Wafle Lynnette Ellington Kalmadge and David and Suzette Schumacher Mark and Jennifer Rentmeester Jennifer McIntosh Meacham and Participating Member Kim Sosnoski Christy* and Christopher and Thasja Ayers Dale Brown 10 Kathleen Niesen Zucchi and William Wittkopf and Kyle Kalmadge President’s Club Tia Dutter Schumacher and Jason and Season Rosinski Jonathan Meacham Scott Christy Julie Grygiel Michael Collins Jeffrey Zucchi Jennifer Stewart Wittkopf Maria Konkel Brian and Lynn Bunkelman 5 Darin Schumacher Anton and Jacqueline* Staley Jennifer Bierl Melching and David Cremer Sharon Szczepanek Gunnell and Kathleen White Corrao and James Lauer Angela Terry Denise Ferkey Swaluk and Michael Melching Anne Owens Del Ghingaro and Participating Member Dean’s Club Chris Gunnell Brian Corrao Christina Leiterman Steven and Jane Travis Jeffrey Swaluk Melissa Schmitz Moren Dean Del Ghingaro Class of 1992 Thomas and Denise Abts Chris Dale and Nancy Karls 5 Rena Roovers Dragseth and Shani Fitzharris Liszka and Tara Bradley Williams and Steven Nimmer and Cabrini M. Jablon* Michael Douglas 20 Participation: 18 percent Thomas Bertz and Jill Janovicz Michael McEvoy and John Dragseth James Liszka Jim Williams Christie Bosetski Nimmer Matthew and Kristine Kaye Catherine Stephani Green and Kevin and Christine Cherney Nicole Gentine McEvoy Class 1995 President’s Club Siobhan Dockery Mueller and Melissa O’Brien-Bluhm and Renee Krier Richard Green Lisa Mondor Gareis and Douglas and Roxanne Chronert Becky Simons Roever and Participation: 11 percent Cheryl Wenrich Frohliger and Sander Mueller Bryan Bluhm Eric Krupa Alexander Greiveldinger Daniel Gareis Brian Crotty and Andy Roever 10 Class of 1996 John Frohliger* 10 Mr. Dan Nelson and President’s Club John and Tracey Schaefer Michelle Gerard Mangan and Alan and Laura Jania Jennifer Colby Gottinger and Peggy Ables Crotty Participation: 11 percent Clay and Lori Naccarato Dr. Marina Seme Nelson Jennifer Quilty and Kevin Rogers Anne Sundberg Siess and Ryan Mangan John Kelley and James Gottinger Ann Hague Davis and Main Hall Club Thomas and Carleen O’Brien Kim Lopas Sullivan and President’s Club Ryan Siess Jennifer Brown McMahon and Christine Keegan Kelley Michael and Mary Ann Gozdecki Dean’s Club Christopher Davis Susan Proteau Burns and Bridget Pape Posta and Matt Sullivan 10 Paula Hoitink Gentine and Dana Hertel Sinkovec Scott McMahon* Lisa Drewek Kern and Kimberly Nielsen Gregory and Aaron Hilts and Ann Didier Hilts Tom and Sue Simonet Dorgan Robert Burns Louis Gentine 20 Lynnette Brach Skidmore and Silverio Mirao* and Stephen Kern 10 James Gregory Deborah Jansch Gauthier and Thomas Posta 10 Todd and Deanna Heid Dean’s Club Leanne Knobloch and Matthew Skidmore Heidi Nerat Mirao Elaine and Marvin* Konrath Fredrick Grimes Main Hall Club Mark Gauthier Jennifer Cox Stead and Patrick and Jodi Keller John and Adrienne Cumicek 20 Dave Schug 10 Andrew and DeeDee Stoffels Patricia Long Morris Michele Thielman Laufer and Mark Gruber and Chris Ariens Amy K. Morrison Kelly Gary Stead 5 Amy Kiiskila and Chris Dale and Nancy Karls 5 Kelly Wolslegel Suda and Tammy and Timothy O’Connor William Laufer 10 Jacqueline Souza Patrick and Synara Brown Jill Kettenhofen Kerhin and Matthew Steffel Chad Evenson 10 Beth Ryan Lunow and Dean’s Club Scott Suda Russ and Charity Olson 5 AnnMarie Marlier and Patricia Eckenrod Harris and Stacy Schimberg Cataldo and Brian Kerhin Thomas Ter Horst Matthew Lunow 5 Founder’s Club Shannon Bauman and Colin Ward Jennifer Pieschek VanRemortel Adam and Erin Peters Donald Circo 20 Christopher Harris Robert Cataldo Katie Nelson Kleiber and Brian and Colleen Thomas Nicole Gentine McEvoy and Bethany Zerfas Ames and Jesse J. Sevcik and Andrew VanRemortel Michael Piehl Michele Piette Micksch and Jennifer L. Harty Keira Kelly-McCreery and Lawrence Kleiber John Tomshack and Erin Anger Michael Gentine Christopher Ames Margaret and Ronald Ward Joy Schaub-Matthews and Bill Micksch Scott and Renee Hemauer Joseph McCreery Lisa Berg Treichel and Andy Roever and Main Hall Club Patrick and Jane Poklar Lynch Laura Watkins Bubolz and Jacob Matthews Brenda Kruse Mikell and David Henze and Jennifer Breidster Mattes and Craig Treichel 10 Becky Simons Roever 10 Brian Danzinger Nadine Boylan Mathu and Gregg Bubolz Renee Schiemann Martin Mikell Laura Donzelli Henze 10 Karl Mattes Deborah Hinkens Truyman and Michelle Slaggie Schlehuber and Patrick and Erin Emmons Class of 1997 Brian Mathu Annette Entringer Cleary and Jennifer Kushava Shallow and Ellen Gossens Mucha and Amy Joyce Christine McCrary Van Alstine Richard Truyman Thomas Schlehuber Participation: 13 percent Wendy Kohlbeck Meidl and Dan Cleary Founder’s Club Richard Shallow David Mucha Nancy Mancheski Keehan and and Daniel Van Alstine Douglas Meidl Judith Luzbetak Ward and William Dean Main Hall Club Jennifer Staats Andreae and Dean’s Club Anne Wolter Tuggle and Cynthia Eversole Olson and Patrick Keehan Joanne Shimon Weycker and Rashelle Mossman Middlebusher David Ward Gerard and Linda Deprez 10 Amy Vrabel MacLean and Bradley Andreae Nicole Schleis Styka and Richard Tuggle Eric Olson Luke Kelly and Gina Stangel Kelly Brent Weycker and Mark Middlebusher Amy Gajewski Participating Member Matt MacLean Jill Wing Blaha and Brian Blaha Daniel Styka Michelle Burkart Wagner and Lisa Virtues Rajkovich and Michael and Deanna Laemmrich Scott Nikolai John and Kathryn Gettelman Founder’s Club Daniel and Audrey Altenburg Nathan and Kristina Zastrow Maria Sturino Cancino and Sean Twohig and Roger Wagner David Rajkovich Lisa Lancaster-Opas Marie Marks O’Bryan Chris and Jacqueline Heier Erin Anger and John Tomshack Autumn Thomas Beenenga and John Cancino Keri McElhaney Twohig Amy Trudeau Yurjevich and Patrick Reidy Karen L. Fowler Latterell 10 Justin and Dawn Ritter Sandra Hintzman Richard and Naomi Benz Dan Beenenga Founder’s Club Sarah Eckenrod Cosgrove and Robert Yurjevich Karen Hucek Reschke and Christopher and Colleen Leffler Jamie Anchor Rodgers and Daniel LaViolette and Todd* and Blake Bierowski Main Hall Club Catherine Brown Beres and Christine Schlegel Brown and Edward Cosgrove Darren Reschke Traci Frisbie Martens and David Rodgers Samantha Fisher LaViolette 10 Nellie Mullins Broeske and Sarah Nohr Began and Christopher Beres Kevin Brown James and Michelle Denis Amy Franzen Rodgers and Jeffrey Martens Michelle Tallier Spaude and Ellen Young Leigh and Pat Broeske Brian Began Class of 1998 Kenneth and Kristine Best Tammy Smith Calhoun and Paul Rodgers Mr. Dan Nelson and Jason Spaude Jason Leigh Norah Collins Brian Eschmann William Martin Participation: 10 percent Dale Brown and Stephen Calhoun Denise Myran Martin and Christopher Gariepy and Neal Sandy and Dr. Marina Seme Nelson Amy J. Wegand Stover Kathleen Sturm Dickrell and Dean’s Club Amy Fitch Sandy David Olson and Michelle Krueger Brown 10 Brad Christel and Thomas Martin Anne Doersching Gariepy Founder’s Club Chanin Englebert Styka and Jamie Dickrell Al Kolodzik James Savage Kathleen Burke Olson Timothy G. Buerger and Dawn Kissinger Christel Joan Glueckert Maternoski and Anne Doersching Gariepy and Jason* and Joan Haen Andrew Bradford* and Tim Styka Keri McElhaney Twohig and Julianne Solon Schuberth and Thomas Ploetz Karyn Lange Buerger 10 Roxanne Nelezen Chronert and Scott Maternoski Christopher Gariepy Melissa Karls Katherine Groth Bradford 5 Mark and Erin Van Zeeland Sean Twohig Robert Schuberth Mary La Mere Burich and Douglas Chronert Chad and Jennifer McGinn Kristine Gettelman Samantha Fisher LaViolette and Brent Cyr Charles Reimer Colin Ward and Shannon Bauman Kim Van Grinsven Spittel and Erin Healy Ross and John Ross Jeffrey Burich Peggy Ables Crotty and Kimberly Steinke Monday and Karen Loritz Daniel LaViolette 10 Rosanne Koltz Delsman and Class of 1993 David J. Monday Todd Spittel Maureen Harrington Russell and Scott Corbett Brian Crotty Denise Lozier Beverly Gudex Matheys and Joseph Delsman Main Hall Club Participation: 16 percent Brian and Kathleen Donegan David and Jennifer Rice Timothy Strnad Andrew Russell Amy Kotur Gray and David Monday and Bernard Matheys Ed Dudek Robyn Barry Bunkers and Gwendolyn Gettelman and Michael and Marie Ryan David and Banessa Treis Janet Schmitt David Gray President’s Club Kimberly Steinke Monday Bonnie Vandal Moquin and Brendon and Megan Duffy 5 Darin Bunkers Scott Mehlos Lisa Utvik Simplot 10 Steven Neville Yvonne Vandenberg Rebecca Dinan Schneider and Linda Mueller Gregory and Robert Garofolo Douglas Moquin Nathan and Catherine Eastman John Phillips Jennifer Geiser Heck and David Ward and Brian O’Meara and Matthew and Kathleen Waite John Schneider III Cristopher Gregory Kevin Rogers and Jennifer Quilty Rebecca Schill Nimmer* and Kevin and Carrie Lamberg Flynn Benjamin Verhaagh Judith Luzbetak Ward Bridget Bruen O’Meara Jeffrey Zoeller John Hart Frank Russomanno Mark Heck Kenneth Nimmer Carmen Fosick David and Tammy Sze Catherine Wachholz Wegener and Kristie Kushava Ott and Melanie Berken Zacker David and Alice Henning Sandra Gestl Jaipuri and Mary Lee Odem and David and Sara Frieder Sara Smrekar Tait and Kevin Tait Timothy Wegener Nathan Ott Laura Donzelli Henze and Dean’s Club Sabba Jaipuri Drew Odem Sandra Rovinski Graan and Founder’s Club Class of 1991 Keith and Kristin Van Den Heuvel Jennifer Wehr Michelle Bougie Topetzes and 10 David Henze 10 Ann Didier Hilts and Aaron Hilts Michael Jarentowski and Jeffrey Graan Sara Bork Participation: 18 percent Kelly Hoban Van Handel and Nicole Stricker Wirth and Peter Topetzes Kelly Melotte Perry and James Hergert and Irena Kubiak Kris Cialdini Lindblom and JulieAnn Rinella Jarentowski John Grochowski and Stacy Eckes Borys and Michael Van Handel Brian Wirth Craig Treichel and Scott Perry Linda Infante Todd Lindblom Gina Gore Jensen and Cory Borys* 5 President’s Club Mark Vander Sanden 10 Sara McGee Woelfel and Lisa Berg Treichel 10 Brian Sethness Sara Czerwinski Grochowski Anne Schmitt Jenkins and Michael Jensen Angela Franco Bostedo and Karen Kraft Bendel and Jennifer Stewart Wittkopf and Main Hall Club Daryl Woelfel Donald and Britta Vettraino Amy Ouradnik Van De Hey and Kimberly Guay and Henry Liu Jeffrey Jenkins Stephanie Boehm Koeller and John Bostedo Michael Bendel William Wittkopf Catherine Manning Scott and Sarah Zoeller Richard Van De Hey 10 Tim and Ragan Prucha Jorgensen Sean and Tracy Keighron John Koeller Participating Member Wendy Bear Vandermause and Jenefer Van Assche Kind and Jill Schwartz Braun and Dean’s Club Participating Member Joseph and Danica Kiedinger Founder’s Club Deborah Kohlbeck Participating Member Denise Ulman Barnack and Erik Vandermause Brian Kind Deron Braun Candace Jadown Domach and Mary Fuller Anthony and Roxann Leisemann Kirchberg and Michael Aleckson Scott and Melanie Lambie Kimberly Yonke Achsel and John Barnack Greg and Kay Waite 5 Patrick and Melissa Klipstine Betsy Stahler Fallon James Domach Joel Anthony Jeffrey Kirchberg Timothy Allaire and Diane Brefka Martin and Kurt Achsel Brian and Karri Biscobing Kathleen Klos 5 Jeremy and Coleen Feucht Robert and Tracy Mitchell Tammy Cyr Basten and Robert and Tara Lesniak Beth Pankratz Allaire William Martin Denice Delorto Brogan and Donna Mueller Brennan and Participating Member Tony Lagowski and Sara Czerwinski Grochowski and Sarah Richardson Moss and Douglas Basten Kathy Licht Michelle Norton Anderson* and Darcy Meisner McBeth and John Brogan Keith Brennan Thomas and Carole* Basak 5 Michelle Buss Lagowski John Grochowski Chris Moss 10 Geralyn Covey Betts and Jacki Brieske Litz and James Litz David Anderson Samuel McBeth Jennifer Bork Chancellor and Chelsea Buchman Budde and Michael and Pam Berg Jodi Koslow Martin and Mathew Hart and Phil and Lisa Pinello 5 A.J. Betts Shannon MacNab John and Amy Bastuga Julie Dretzka Myers and Richard Chancellor Peter Budde Jody Haig Calarco and Michael Martin Emily Brodigan Hart Kathleen Mullins Cole and Mary Beth Kueber Mastorides Christopher and Catherine Beres Tim Myers Jodi Erickson Donovan and Dawn Kissinger Christel and Frank Calarco Melissa Zych McDonald and Paul Huber Main Hall Club Tony Cole and Aristotle Mastorides Maureen Peteroccelli Bober and Thomas and Valerie Neumann Michael Donovan 5 Brad Christel Liliya Davidova* Robert McDonald Dustin Hutter Maureen Burns The Rev. Andrew G. Cribben, Jason and Mei McKee Glen Bober Colin and Laura Noone Kevin Dugan and Brian and Shelley Cooper Judith Hansen Dillenburg and Amanda Mickelson and Claire Moroney Kelly Chmielewski O.Praem. Maureen Campion Merkatoris and Marina Menicucci Bottiglieri and Laura Sikowski Pagenkopf and Amy Hansen Dugan Jennifer DeLaura Matthew Dillenburg Thomas Pastijn 5 Steven O’Connell Sarah Diedrick Kasdorf and Tom and Sue Simonet Dorgan James Merkatoris Jason Bottiglieri Mark Pagenkopf Suzanne Hemauer Endres and Elizabeth Hill Derozier and Michael Donovan and Amy Poehls Rader and Janet Welicky Pak and David Kasdorf 20 Steven and Sallie Jerovetz Bonnie Moore 5 Mark and Heather Bougie Pamela Coulter Parzych and Craig Endres Timothy Derozier Jodi Erickson Donovan 5 Mike Rader Joseph Pak Matthew G. and Chad and Christine Lemerande Kathleen Burke Olson and Karyn Lange Buerger and Gregory Parzych Anjana Jain Hansen and Mary Hahn Ebert and Doreen Mitchell Drescher and Joanna Rouse Courtnay Zelzer Rettler and Elizabeth J. Reidel Maria Quinlan Page and David Olson Timothy Buerger 10 Susan Cain Ranft and Max Ranft Hans Hansen Kenneth Ebert Clint Drescher Jennifer Pierzchalski Ryan and Thomas Rettler Kimberly Kramer Wagner and Robert Rex Rubenzer Shannon Stoll Rabas and Christopher and Joselyn Cichocki Kenneth and Kerri Roeder 5 Amy Schmidt Heimerl and Rebecca Schramm Handelsman Amy Hansen Dugan and Daniel Ryan Amanda Green Schneider and Scott Wagner Julie Scharschmidt Bart Rabas Robert Domach 5 Darrin Schaefer Eric Heimerl and Lucas Handelsman Kevin Dugan Dennis and Laura Schmidt Lawrence Schneider

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Anthony Wied and Andrew Ferguson and Founder’s Club Megan Russert Jansen and Class of 2004 Participating Member Kurt Krippendorf Amy Van Straten Cote and James Rohde Edward Cox Angela Welle Wied 5 Jill Wisnewski Ferguson Elizabeth Schill Borgen* and Nathan Jansen Participation: 6 percent Melanie Antos Kevin Kula Andrew Cote Kristin Rosato Angela Czarnik-Neimeyer Michael Hamm 5 Abby Mroczenski Stephanie Birk Mallory Kroon Martin and William R. Falk* Joseph Sambs Christopher Dulmes Participating Member Jim Borgen Carie Goral Hertzberg and Michelle Budzban 5 Molly Peterson Main Hall Club Chad Blohm Michael Martin Jennifer Jacobsen Benedicto Savillo Robert Durrett Kristin Krueger Atanasoff and Aaron Hertzberg Timothy Demers Lindsey Rehn Beth Blahnik* Molly Bacon Booth and Katherine Myers Pamela Ripp Schmitz and Steven Sleep Allison Harvey Ellis and Gil Atanasoff Ryan Kane Shane Dickson* and Tyler and Amber Schwartz 10 Jill Schmidt Meyer and Ashley Booth Daniel Robinson* Christopher Schmitz* Erin Thorson Michael and Connie Bailey Damien Ellis Elizabeth Shields Keating and Jill Schram-Dickson Jodi Wagner-Angell and Nathaniel Meyer Jennifer Bostwick Adam Swanson Ashlee Van Den Elzen Paul Utterback Sara Timmers Bates and 5 Kassandra Evers John Keating 5 Chris and Jennie Diedrich Brad Angell James Ziebka Jr. and Cassandra* and Scott Bushkie Matthew Szadkowski Benjamin Vanden Avond Peter Bates John Favret Jill Hoffmann Mach and Erin Hassing Gabriel and Ryan* and Melanie Wempe Emily Kirby Ziebka 5 James Clauer Eric Van Den Bosch Participating Member Robert Vickman Christopher Clark Tyler Belisle Emmet Ferwerda Anthony Mach Ray Gabriel III Amanda Metzler Werner and Alec Getschow Rebecca Guth Van Duser and Benedikt von Aulock* Christine Daniels and Founder’s Club Heidi Berner Thomas Fioritto Christopher Martin Erin Jensen Gray Jacob Werner Christopher Griffin Mark Van Duser Dustin Wilson John MacCarthy Kristine Barnes Andrews and Cristina Burrill* Daniel Frett Bobbie Jo Krause Pieschek and Emily Brodigan Hart and Susan Baranczyk Zittlow and Catherine Herbstritt Brian Wiehr Rachel Wollersheim Jeremy Dart and Peter Andrews Patrick Callahan Kevin Funk Gregg Pieschek Mathew Hart Michael Zittlow Shane Hoffmann Steven Wulz Olivia Wendt Dart* Amber Dehne Baillon and Lindsay Gore Bonnie Schuebel Schesel and Daniel Kiernan and Rose Turba Stefanie A. Holland Stephen Cunningham and Caitlin Zach Jill Wesolowski Gruber and Andrew Baillon Class of 2007 Beth Gregorich Jeffrey Schesel Jill Hanson Lininger and Sara Gross Janssen and Meghan Engsberg Cunningham Patrick Gruber Class of 2003 Participation: 8 percent Sally Guzman Matt Lininger Michael and Kathryn Buchan Jerimiah Janssen Kathryn DeLorme Class of 2010 Vladimir and Hilda Gurov Participation: 10 percent Benjamin Creamer Chelsea Faase Bradley Hammer Class of 2000 Kristi Johnson Lodewegen and John Karls President’s Club Participation: 7 percent Stacy Carlson Handeland and Karen Henao-Carbonell and Participation: 7 percent Jay Lodewegen President’s Club Kelsey Ebben Gross and Dustin Katona Adam Mason Kelley Flinn Jeffrey Handeland Ryan Hurst Michael and Lisa Lynn David Fischer and Andrew Gross 5 Michael Mancini Margaret Gross Founder’s Club Aaron Kramer Dean’s Club Main Hall Club Christopher and Karmin Hibbard Matt O’Grady Ellen Underwood Fischer Ryan and Sara Hartman Meghan Mehlos Brooke Gustafson Cichelle Braun Emily Larson Steven and Anna Grunwald Brittany Sullivan O’Kray and Christine Gall Peter and Stacy Pfarr 5 Chris and Rebecca Lundh Trevor Jensen Ryan Napralla* Bethany and Elizabeth Holterman Colleen Steiger Michaud and Daniel O’Kray 5 Main Hall Club Mark Sternig and Andrew Knutson Paul Nicolaus Jeremy Gutsch-Hoffmann David and Kelly Haddad Gusloff Anthony Jandron Chadwick Michaud Dean’s Club Evan Hucek* Kathleen Miller Jeremy Davidson Elizabeth Stelow Sternig Rebecca* and Colin* McKean 5 Nicholas and Lauren Olsen Founder’s Club Susan Johnson Heidi Nerat Mirao and Barton Mapes 5 Kyle Jones Jessica Schadrie Vanden Heuvel Shelly Gentine Trepanier and Christopher and Sarah White David Salter and Keith and Tanya Pinsoneault Pearl Johannes Bayda and Emily Klug Silverio Mirao* Dan Sundberg Mary Knudsen and Travis Vanden Heuvel* Travis Trepanier Lisa Carnot Salter Michael Reilly Trevor Bayda Benjamin Knapp Michael and Mary O’Connor Participating Member Colin Wiesner Janson Straub Rachael Ryf Kyle Kraemer Justin Wrzesinski Andrew Caldie* 5 Kelsey Knudson Erin Rebhan Founder’s Club Chad and Laura Ashenberg Jessica Senn Alissa Kurek Kevin Harrington Participating Member Maren Knutson Ryan Smith Beth Olbinski Altschafl and Kelly Biese Main Hall Club Participating Member Lindsay Perkins Spielman and Matthew Larson Kristen Buettner Jeanquart and Cassandra Baker Kimberly Konop Tina Karls Soukup Jeremy Altschafl Natalie Buhl Evan and Kristin Celing Andres and Melinda Carrillo Luke Spielman Kristin Mendolla Collin Jeanquart Kristin Brandt Elyse Krautkramer Tera* and Craig* Stencel Tabetha Bonacci Lindsey and Tommy* Cianflone Drs. Elizabeth and Allen Lee James Chase Therese Swigart Molly Gill Pilarski and John Sabo* Amy Briski Mackenzie Laska Holly Vieau Webster and James Bott 10 Brian Englebert Spring Hongisto Manders and Chancy Colquhoun Sara Strauss Thomas and Joseph Pilarski Aaron Sunday Jaclyn Broucek Ellen Majowski Steven Webster Brian K. Boyd Jill Wisnewski Ferguson and Jason Manders John Donnelly Brian Thomas Samantha Quinn Tylere Daggett David Mason Stephanie Winquist Jennifer Schnabel Brost* and Andrew Ferguson Faron and Robyn Duthie Allison Tuttle Holly Van Grinsven Tittman and Abby Scher Founder’s Club Michael D’Andrea Sarah Meyer Elisabeth Witt and Michael Brost Patrick Gruber and Bridget Mueller Erwin Dawn Vandenberg Adam Tittman Brian Schweigl David and Jennifer Archibald Megan DePrey Nicole Micolichek Michael Mulvey Jamie Elliott Cousins Jill Wesolowski Gruber Elizabeth Franke Brenda Wendt Molly VanDeelen Steven Strohmaier Sara Baldock Baltus and Jake and Katie Dietz Jordan Neeck Ni Yun Nadia Czajkowski and Jerimiah Janssen and Katie Hickey Erica Gilson Winkler and Patrick Thornton Daniel Baltus Participating Member Damien Ellis and Rachel Oberstadt Keven Schepp Sara Gross Janssen Ann Hillman David Winkler 5 Livy Traczyk Kathryn Gallino Buchan and Sara Jo Baeten Barron and Allison Harvey Ellis Class of 1999 Jennie Jansen Diedrich and Larissa Burns Laufenberg and Matthew Hoesly Jennifer Woodbridge Maria K. Van Hoorn and Kailin Olejniczak Michael Buchan Steven Barron Peter Friederichs Participation: 7 percent Chris Diedrich Brent Laufenberg Katie Kraemer Christine Zastrow Thomas K. Stolp Kathryn Page Tad Bungener Nathan Bond and Christopher Gould Travis Dodge Bryan and Julie Lemmens Jeffrey Krol Nicholas Palm President’s Club Marc Collins Jackie Zimbauer Bond Brad Herman Anthony and Laura Kraft Kathleen McPartlin Mandi Gabriel Owens and Cory Cosentino Stephen Papke Kathryn and Scott Burns Michael Demerath Class of 2006 Class of 2009 Mary Husslein Jason Mendelman Therese Stevison Nims and Matthew Owens Sandi Fagan Robert Parmentier Laura Gralton Jon and Maria Graf Participation: 7 percent Participation: 11 percent Joshua Jones Michael Nooyen 5 Benjamin Nims Jennifer Whittington Peterson and Joseph Freller Zachary Parmeter Kari Youngbauer Haas and Main Hall Club Bridget Kloak Dean’s Club Timothy and Jennifer Pierret Nicole Priestaf Selner* and Steven Peterson Ryan Geschke Founder’s Club Steven Landgraf Jillian Pequet Luke Haas Jessica Antonelli Carrie Zeman Miller* and Lisa Tutskey Schubring and Andy Selner Jennilee Berry Schlinsky and Kathryn Heitman Tyler Bargenquast Kassandra Lang Alexander Popov Kendall Speten Hansen and Daniel O’Kray and Paul Miller Cory Schubring Jean Fischer Simons and Dean Schlinsky Andrea Gouin Johnson and Melissa Geier Patterson and Michael Poradek Luke Hansen 5 Nicole Laszkiewicz Elizabeth Stelow Sternig and Richard Simons Emily Eastwood Stofferahn and Brittany Sullivan O’Kray 5 David Johnson James Patterson Megan Pritzl Tara Hefel Thomas McCarthy Main Hall Club Mark Sternig Megan Turner Jason Stofferahn William Karow Benjamin Petry Catherine O’Connell Kelsey Reed Sarah Duffrin Jackson and Founder’s Club Cyril Klister Julie Damon Kathy and Daniel White Adi Redzic Kyle Pollard Brodie Reuter Participating Member Jeremy Jackson Sarah Heggernes Bauer and John Maki Connor Thornton Zachary Propernick Kyle Ripley Founder’s Club Nichole Voights Bellin Lisa Raethz Leiterman and Class of 2005 Adam Bauer Joshua Penkwitz Katherine Trzaska Nathaniel Redig Kelly Roberts Alexis Yoho Boyd and Brian Boyd Brendan Byrne Class of 2002 Phil Leiterman Participation: 10 percent Geoffrey Bromaghim Kurtis Peterson Participation: 6 percent Travis Vanden Heuvel* and Peter Romenesko Keenan Rogers Katherine Groth Bradford and Tommy* and Lindsey Cianflone Mistie Literski Mollner and The Rev. William Brunner Nicholas Rokke Dean’s Club Jessica Schadrie Vanden Heuvel Stephanie Schauer Andrew Bradford* 5 Neal Doyle and Jessica Brennan Andrew Cote and Nina Nolan Rouse* and Allyce Rupp President’s Club Matthew Mollner 5 Grant Markgraf and Daniel Ward and Claire Michaels Samantha Schmalzer Svetlana Terekhova Dose and Tom Dwyer and Amy Van Straten Cote Shane Rouse Amy Savaglia Ellen Underwood Fischer and Kyle and Molly Peterson Ashley Knapcik Markgraf Kevin and Heather Steiner John Dose* Amy Aurit Dwyer 10 Elizabeth Hoover Eiche and Meghan Smith Participating Member Anna Schlimm Brian and Rose Dougal David Fischer Daniel Schultz Alan Swanke Sam Tikka Robin-Nicole Schuster Gaertig Brian Eiche Sara Smith Matthew Andrews Daniel Schneider* Robert Ebben The Rev. Deacon Tim and Jessica Thull Monica Von Rueden and Neil Gaertig Main Hall Club Christopher Gajdostik James Switzer Francis Beaumier* Brandon Soris Susan and Jeffrey Holbrook Sue Reilly 10 Mary Sabish Greene and Peter Yanda Rachel Jarosz Ittner and Participating Member Emily Kirby Ziebka and Kyle Thomas Michele Becker Danielle Strenski Jaime Henseler Leick and Bobby Greene Kathleen Seymour Vander Velden Tighe Ittner Dean’s Club Lisa Melendez Blaszczyk and James Ziebka Jr. Margaret Bodnovich Nikki Swanson Richard Leick Jr. 5 Andrew McIlree 5 and Wesley Vander Velden Class of 2011 Michael and Diane Lotto Erin Nitka Kenth and Megan Rosichan Demeter and Mark Blaszczyk Brandon Clemens Erica Thielen Derrick Myers Mikael Virta Participation: 17 percent Sarah Elquist Martin and Andrew Kenth 10 John Demeter 5 Erin Boris Founder’s Club Meghan Engsberg Cunningham Anh Tran Julie Rice 5 Elizabeth Weigel Slade Martin Cathy Pudlo Jill Boyle Andrew and Amber Baillon and Stephen Cunningham Founder’s Club Kyla Van Dehy Erin Napralla Ruby Founder’s Club Adam Bauer and Anthony Triner Cassandra Herrmann Wenzel Stephanie Maufort Molly Christian Angela Currie Kevin Conrath Jacob Van Dyke Catherine Sanders and Kevin and Melinda Braun Eric Wagner* 5 Patricia and David Wettstein Robert May 5 Jessica Wirth Flynt and Jeff Flynt Sarah Heggernes Bauer Laura Deane Jordan Gobert Brooke Van Schyndel Matthew Preissner 10 Carson and Allison Diltz Alyssa Wood Andrew and Amanda Winters Jamie Messman Megan Giese Jessica Novitsky Brubaker Elizebeth Ertmer David and Kelly Haddad Gusloff Chelsea Weirich Anne Leiterman Schlies and Anne Dwyer Shannon Wright Dana Parlier Pease and Christopher Girdaukas John Gross Kori Feuerstein Claire Michaels and Daniel Ward Renee Wenig Eric Pease Christopher Schlies George Ermert 5 Class of 2008 5 Janice Kehoe Michael and Linda Grzeca Participating Member Bridgette Flasch Angela Podewils Bridget Zach Trevor Peterson Rebecca Welch* Ray Gabriel and Participation: 9 percent Brant Kersey Kayla Gumm Jamie Baker Cory Fuller Kayla Sadowski Kristin Zimmerman William Stack 5 David Winkler and Erin Hassing Gabriel Angela Beyer La Combe and Alissa Theis Haensgen and Steven Bessert* Renee Delsart Grimm and Nathaniel Wine Steven and Sarah Sturm 5 Erica Gilson Winkler 5 Jeffrey Jamieson Main Hall Club Kevin La Combe Michael Haensgen Nicholas Grimm Alex Allie Michael Sullivan Heather Miller Nooyen Jackie Zimbauer Bond and Dana and Timothy* Bald 5 Class of 2012 Kelly Ladwig Kathryn Ledesma Heinzen and Jared Hackbart Kristi Anderson Laura Lemke Waurio and Maureen Pratt Nathan Bond Emily Johnson Tracey and Participation: 1 percent Class of 2001 Erin Bergman Lucas and Justin Heinzen Heather Miller Harding Bradley Waurio Amber Vlasnik and Patrick Hollis Jennifer Heffron Bowser John Tracey Maria Armbrust Participation: 8 percent Jeff Lucas Collin and Kristen Jeanquart Melissa and Lucas Keberlein Jesse Wotruba Laura Weiland Yaklin and Ryan Burke Justin Baker Founder’s Club Michael Lueder 5 Colin* and Rebecca* McKean Founder’s Club Kate Mayhew Kemppainen and Dean’s Club Owen Yaklin 5 Spencer Carbery Elizabeth Bauer Daniel Hansmann Katherine Lundell Sean Rierdon Alex Byrne Gary Kemppainen Participating Member Heather Olm Dunn and James and Debra De Meuse Arthur Bell Hope Kovala Kristina Moede Emily Floyd Ronsman and Patrick Clancy William Korinko* Patricia and Jeffrey Agee-Aguayo Brian Dunn Participating Member Alison Eisenreich Aaron Benson Timothy Richardson Olivia Wendt Dart* and Meghan Schelble Gremban and Carol Nielsen Edward Ronsman Alison Gracyalny Frazier and Joe Cohen Jennifer Leiterman* Robert Berger Jeremy Dart Main Hall Club Jeff Gremban John O’Hara Adam Rudar Adam Frazier Elizabeth Colletti Matthew Muenster Michael Burmesch Participating Member Amy Aurit Dwyer and Caryn Harman Neumann and Emily Schwantes Heller and April Pesek Pamela Wieseckel Lindsey Vogel Kabat and Nicole Been Conradt and Johanna Panzer Andrew Carver Stephen Carroll Tom Dwyer 10 Mike Neumann Michael Heller Christina Plantz Danica Witkowski Aaron Kabat Travis Conradt Ryan Petersen* Alexis Cashman Jared Simon

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Class of 2013 John and Kathy Lochner Tom* and Maureen* Manion 20 Greg and Ann Santaga Donald and Joanne Bublitz Lauren Ebbecke Kenneth and Anne Janty Hallett Gordon and Amy Krueger Gary and Frances Miller Charles and Erika Priester Participation: 1 percent Jeffrey and Lisa Macco Barry and Cheryl Martzahl 10 David and Barbara Savino Steve and Gail Budd Mark and Jo Anne Ebben Gerald and Marlene Halron Kenneth and Mary Krueger Robert and Janice Miller James and Mary Prosser Jack and Marilyn Mackin 20 James and Heidi Mattson 10 Terry and Becky Schmitz Dave Budinger 10 Jules and Diane Eberhardt William Hammer Marvin Krueger Robert and Susan Miller 5 Mark and Donna Prusha President’s Club Bob and Betsy Manger 5 Kathleen McCarte Christopher and Eugene* and Dolores Bunker 20 Margaret Eckerle* 5 Gale Hannon Paul and Carla Krueger 5 Margaret Minik Tony Purpur Son Dang Frank Mattia Anne McDaniel 10 Catherine Schneeman Mary Burke 10 Laura and William Egan Jay and Mary Hansen Stephen and Kelly* Krummel John and Holly Moebius Rebecca and Genaro Quinones Margaret McAndrews Rosemary McMonagle 20 John and Donna Hansen Peter and Sharon Moncher 20 H. Jeffrey and Karen Rafn Founder’s Club 10 Jeffrey and Nanette Sjoquist Mary and Michael Burke Gene and PJ Ehlers Thomas and Sandy Kuber 5 Ruth M. Mettner 20 Ernie and Sally Micek Stephen and Helen Stefely 20 Laurie and Aaron Butler Susan and Warren Elliott Margaret and Andrew Hansen Joseph and Kathleen Kucharz Virginia Montgomery Catherine Randolph Petr Bohacek Ed and Joni= Meyer 20 Daniel Neufelder John and Mary Sullivan 5 James Cahill 10 Shanna and Wendell Ellsworth Loren and Marian Hart Kenneth and Florence Kuehl Deborah and Terry Moody Jane Randolph Stephanie Diedrich Shirlyn Miller 5 Thomas and Sue Olmsted Patrick and Heather Thornton Thomas and Colleen Cahill 10 James and Tamara Erickson Ernest and Joan Harvey Tom Kurth Colleen and Mark Moore Alice Reddin Taylor Gostomski Evie Neufeld= 20 Pat Rauch Mary Ann Tikalsky Giselle Camacho Jay and Sue Erickson Patricia Harvey 20 Michael and Laurie Kutil Mary Jo* and Michael Morris Larry and Julie Reeck Participating Member Arleen Neuman 20 Craig and Karen Rojek Patricia Van Essen Matthew and Debra Campbell Patti Fabrizio Todd Hassenfelt Mary and Dennis La Faive Stephen Morris Michael and Kathleen Reese Matthew Johnston Bill and Ruth Novak 20 Charles and Elizabeth Schrock 10 Matt and Judy Verboort William and Mary Carlin 20 Kenneth and Tenley Fasola Mark and Lori Hauser Catherine La Violette 5 Carol and Paul Muckerman Rick Reese Padraic Obma Antonio and Sandy Scodellaro Stephen and Kay Victor Judith and Robert Carlsen Paul and Lauri Favret Marilyn Havlovitz Benjamin Laird and Barbara and Gilbert Mueller Timothy and April Reinemann Class of 2015 Neal and Kathy O’Connor Joe and Judy Scully 20 Patrick* and Patricia Wagner Jack and Lynn Carstens Jackie Feaker Jay and Teresa Hebert Mary Rintelman 10 Glenn and Mary Mueller David Reinking Judith Siekman Scott and Karmin Heimbruch John and Karen Rice 5 Participation: 1 percent Phil* and Lorrie Oswald Gerald* and Christine Wied Douglas and Jennifer Cassel David and Kathryn Feltz Jane and Robert Laird Kathleen and John Mulcahy Sadie and James Podewils 5 James and Sylvia Sjolie Kristi and Jeff* Zahn Guillermo Chang Allen and Deborah Fenner Jack and Marion Henderson Stephen and Lori Latterman Michael and Dyanna Muldoon Betty Richtman 5 Participating Member Dave and Karen= Porter 20 Tom and Nancy Snyder 5 Gary Ziegelbauer and Jenny Chen Susan Finco and Dennis and Lisa Hennessy Gerald and Joan Lauer Kathleen and Thomas Murphy Bruce and Colleen Riesterer Mark Hoeft Richard* and Cynthia* Poss Jane Stewart Marti Spittell James Christensen Edward Kralovec Kristopher and Patricia Henning Mark and Virginia Laukka 5 Robert and Terri Murphy Richard and Jean Ripp Brandon Kozinski Carl Reinhold and Eileen Kehoe Jim and Betty Lou Strohschein 5 James and Julie Christiansen Eileen Finnerty* 20 Dale and Karla Henry 5 John and Carol Laux Susan Murphy Jean Rish Roman Leiser Dick Resch Bill and Mary Jo Sulzmann Founder’s Club Sandra and David Christman William and Dianne Fischer Jose Hernandez Polly and Terence Leahy Thomas and Deirdre Murray James and Susan Ritchay Losson Luckett June Robinson Barbara Vander Pas Anonymous Donors Loraine Clancy Robert and Janice Flannery Sally and David Heuer Victor and Jackie Ledesma William and Judith Nantell Charles and Nancy Ritter Thomas and Paula Abbott Katie Vanden Avond Joan and Bob Schaupp 20 Randy and Julie VanStraten Carla and Daniel Clark Edward and Barbara Fleming John and Mary Hickey Daniel and Karen Leedom 5 Raymond and Therese Naujokas Jane and Bruce= Riutta Matthew Abeln Joe and Sue Schinkten 5 Kurt and Kim Voss 5 Robert and Kay Clausen 10 Richard and Susan Fliess Steven and Jennifer Hirner Emma Lee and Robert Leimbach Robert and Sheila Nault James and Eleanore Roberts Mural and Kay Adams 20 Pat and Don= Schneider 20 Robert and Susan Vottero * Michael and Clare Cloghessy Tim Flood* and Sarah Wolfe 20 Jeff and Dana Hlavach Suzanne Leiterman John* and Laura* Neary 20 Keith and Allison Robinson Friends Bob and Yvonne Scholl Roger and Karen Werner Margaret and Mark Afable Joan and Thomas Cohen Jenise and Gary Floyd Daniel and Barbara Hoeft Francis and Maureen Leonard Thomas Neises Humberto Rodriguez Jock and Eileen Seal David Wiers Michael and Janet Ajango Sarah and Alpert Cole Jean and Edward= Flynn Edward and Cindy Hofacker Michael Lepak Robert and Jenny Nelson Robert and Joni Roenitz * Indicates past and present Mark and Wendy Skogen Jeanne Wolf Anne and Adam Alesauskas Joan Collins Margaret Ford Gilmore and Barbara Hoffman 10 Delos and Jacqueline Lesperance William and Michelle Nelson Virginia Rogers faculty or staff donor Ed and Heidi Spagnola Harriet Ziemer 20 Jenifer Allen* Thomas and Jane Conrad Amy and Richard Fotsch Denis and Irene Hogan Monica Lewis 10 The Rev. Andrew and John Romanski = Lawrence and Anna Amato Elizabeth and Richard Hohl Indicates deceased donor Tom and Renee Stepanek Main Hall Club Regina and Michael Conti James and Barbara Freeman 20 Scott Liebl and LaCinda Neu Mary Lou Rosman 5 10 20 Indicates consecutive Ronald and Therese Amel 20 David and Laura Cornelius James and Laura Holtz Maureen O’Connor 10 Eugene and Margaret Neuser Frederick and Ann Rouse Rollie and Sue Ellen Stephenson Anonymous Donors Jim Freeman giving years Joel and Lynell Anderson George and Judy Cornell John and Claire Frey William and Jamie Hombsch James and Marty Liethen 20 Earl and Helen Neville Kenneth and Patricia Rozek 10 Bruce and Jane Stoehr 5 David and Barbara* Angst Paul and Kelly Anderson John and Susan Cosgrove 10 Richard and Ellen Horak 5 Darell and Renee Liming Mike Nichols Lugusta and Julian Rucker Larry and Rose Marie Sur 10 Dennis and Christine Austin Julie* and Mark Friedman 10 President’s Club Peter and Anne Appleton Maureen and J. Kevin Culhane Scott and Lisa Howells Peter Liptack Kelly and Ronald Nikolai James and Kay Ryan Sahil and Rupa Tak Jackie and Brad Birmingham Tom and Carolyn Friese 10 Anonymous Donors Earl and Teresa Arrowood Todd Cummings Sally and Paul Huck James and Catherine Liska Kevin Nitsche Joseph Ryan Randy and Amy Tess Scott and Ellen Brzezinski Del and Phyllis Fritchen Constance and Ernesto Acosta 5 Paul and Lynn Arts Esmail Dadgar and James and Kathleen Humann Tom and Bev Lisle Robert and Kay Nolan Ed and Sue Rylko Ed Thompson 20 Chris and Patti Calawerts Carol Fuhrer Bob Ambrosius Mary and Stephen Asma Pojanart Sompong Marlin and Catherine Huppert 20 David and Debra Lockhart Peter and Kathryn Nordeen Paul and Dorothea Sager Jim and Ann Toniolo Mark and Sandra Calawerts Terrance and Kris Fulwiler 5 Tracy and Thomas Arndt Robert and Michele Asp Robert and Anita Damon Anthony and Sally Ihander Kay Lockwood Amanda Nycz Glen and Susan Sands 10 Bob Toonen Peter Cardinal Jacqueline Gagnon 20 * Bob and Sally Atwell Edgar and Cynthia Atnip Mary and Michael D’Andrea Jessica Jacques* Ryne Lodl Sandra O’Kane Susan Sauline Joe* and Joyce* Tullbane 10 Richard and Carolyn Carlson 5 Denise Galineau and Errico and Patrizia Auricchio 10 Randal and Tammy Austin Marvin and Kathleen Daniels Robert and Mary Jaeck Steven and Cynthia Lombardi Leonard and Janis O’Kray Jay and Kristine Sauter 5 Marianne Van Drisse 20 William and Joan Carlson 20 James Swanson Tom and Jean Badciong 10 Jacqueline Bachman and Floyd and Kristine Dauenhauer Robert and Nancy Jaeger 5 Francis and Therese Lonergan Richard Oliver 5 George and Carola Savage Harold and Arleen Vanden Heuvel Sara Steinhardt Chapman 10 Jean Galligan Richard and Sara Baer John Ward Rick and Jennie Dault Timothy and Margaret Jagielski Rodger and Sharon Loni Bonnie and Gerald Olson James and Margaret Scanlan Jim Verhoeven 5 Ronald and Marjorie Charipar 10 Lynda Garbe Bruce and Carol Bell 20 Joseph and Joanne Baker Ross Dault Pacita and Nemi Jain Martin and Jane Loppnow James and Mary Schaefer Thomas and Andrea Waller Paul Coppo John Gardner and Nancy and Kevin O’Malley Dan and Penny Bollom 20 Timothy and Jilleine Baker Mary and Reginald Dauman Jay and Carol Janssen Chris and Susan Lundell Michael and Karen Schaefer Mary Watermolen Donald and Rita Corrigan Laura Brey-Gardner Thomas O’Neil Marilyn and Richard Borree Ronald and Judy Baldock 5 Robert and James and Rita Jarvis Dorie Lundh Richard and Anne Schaefer Jim and Kathy Wochinske Alan and Cynthia Finesilver Louise Garvey Michael and Patricia O’Neill Stuart and Cindy Brotz 20 Barry and Denise Barglind Geraldine Hergott David 10 Gary and Jeri Johnsen 5 Jeffrey and Barbara Lundh James and Linda Scharine Jim Yocum Robert and Erika Fleming Mary Garvin Thomas and Kathleen O’Regan 5 John and Joan Brusky 20 John Barrett Dennis* and Shirley Johnsen William Lyons Hans and Mary Schaupp Mary Zaborski 10 Patrick and Lori Fox William and Stanley and Maria Orr Carol and Bob Bush 20 Jonathan and Yulia Barstow Steve and Ruth Machain Lisa and Thomas Schiro Ken Zahorski* and Paul Gevers Renee* Raddatz Day 20 Margaret Anne Gauthier 20 Ruth* and Keith Johnson 5 Robert Ortman John and Jan Butz 10 Robert and Barbara Bartholomew John and Sharon Mackenzie Edward and Ann Schlueter Marijean Allen Zahorski 20 Steve and Sue Gradus Susan De Witt-Davie Cynthia Geocaris and James and Diane Johnston Arthur F. and Judith A. Oshefsky John Calawerts Linda Beane-Katner* 10 Scott and Terri DeBlaey William and Mary Jones Pam MacMullen James and Diane Schmeisser 10 William Ziemendorf 5 Lynette Green* Stephen Scripp Jack and Patricia Osol Mike and Rocky Calawerts John and Claire* Beaupre 5 Megan and Joseph Deignan Jerome and Rose Jungquist 20 Mildred Majchrowitz 5 Helen Schmitz Paul and Carol Heid Michael George Francis and Catherine Osorno Rick and Rebecca Chernick 5 Dean’s Club Brian and Lynn Becker John and Sheryl Delke Robert and Valerie Jursnick Thomas and Ellen Mancosky Lee and Andrea Ostrowski Bill and Sandy Schneider 20 Donald* and Judy* Henrickson Richard* and Mary Gerbers Linda and Bob= Cloud Anonymous Donors Barb and Bob Behnke Camille Deluhery Eleanore and A.J. Juza David and Beverly Mangin Walter and Jean Oswald Dennis and Sandra Schneider Andrew Hermsen Elroy Gerschke 20 20 Leo and Barbara Crowley Rick* and Virginia Baer 20 Helen and James Beine Benjamin DeMarais Kirsten and John Kaltenmark John and Rita Markgraf Roland and Dorothy Paczesny Harold and Pat Schneider Gonzalo and Laura Hernandez Diane Gibson 20 William and Roseann Dichraff Maureen Barrett Dick and Kristin Bemis Thomas and Annmarie DeMarais Steve Kaplan and Marcie Paul Ava and Nick Marks Dian Page Timothy and Heather Schneider Jeff Hofman Patrick and Patricia Gill * 5 Dan and Nancy Dickinson 10 Kristee Boehm* Peter and Kris Bemis Donald and Gail DeMeuse Michael and Alice Schnell Roger and Marilyn Holz Thomas and Doris Gilles 10 John and Katheryn Kasprzak Nancy and Richard Page Midge and Bob Ebben 5 Lee and Mary Bouche Jane and Jeff Benson Maribeth Dempsey Gretchen Marnocha 5 Norman and Wendy Schroeder 5 Pamela and William Hopps Joan Ginter Richard Kasten Eddie and Donna Pahuski Eliot* and Bonnie* Elfner 20 Tom and Kate Burgess Ronald and Phyllis Benz James and Diana Dempster Fredric and Marilyn Marrese Mary Schumacher 10 Donald and Merodie Johnson Randy and Lori Gintner James and Virginia Kauer John and Kathleen Pankratz Gary and Sherry Fairchild 10 Greg and Diane Conway 10 Dick and Jennifer Bergstrom 10 Robert Denor Michael Martin Carmen Schunk Nora and Steven Klepps Frank and Lorraine Giordanelli John and Gail Kavalunas Michael and Susan Pankratz 5 Thomas and Barbara Florack Catherine Everson Andrea Berto Mark and Lynn Derse Joseph and Sally Keenan Mickey and Dena Martin Peter and Mary Teresa Pankratz Robert and Sandra Schuster David and Anne Klodd 5 Donna Glick Paul and Carol Gehl 20 Edith Everson Steven and Beth Betts Dennis and Susan Dewsnap Arturo Martinez Steven and Anita Schwed Alexander Koller Shirley and Harry Goetz Thomas and Mary Kelly James Panzer Lee Gentine Fran Frigo Brad and Selena Beutler Jack and Sharon Mason Jeff and Kelly Schwoerer Gregory Gill and Joseph and Michael and Michele Gordon Joseph and Virginia Kennedy 20 Christine and David Papke 5 Louis and Michele Gentine 20 Robert Gaertner Tom and Cheryl Biebel Michael and Patricia Mason Helen Scott Kathryn Krohn-Gill Eleanor L. Di Raimondo 20 Owen and Wendy Gorman Michael Kepes William Parker Larry Goeben Bob and Carmen Gallagher 20 Sharon Bierowski Cari Dillig Frederick and Gail Kestly Mary McCarragher Lisa and Gary Pasterski Martin and Susan Seckel 5 Joann* and William Krueger Joseph and Julianne Grace 5 Mike and Leanne Haddad 5 Tom and Anna Gauthier Gayle Biggins Louis Disselhorst William and Lois Graham Jody and Gene Kiela Kevin and Cynthia McCarthy Arthur and Jacquelyn Patch Frederick and Grace Sehring Edward Lamm* Chris and Evie Hartwig George and Deanna Golden Janice Biorn James Doherty III James and Joan Graven Gail and Greg Kivi Douglas and Lori McCarty Timothy and Mary Pauley Bruce and Patricia Seidl George and Kathy Miller Kathryn Hasselblad-Pascale and Ken* and Monica* Golomski Alice and Mark Bishop Nicole Dollevoet Gary Gray and Ruth Risley-Gray Sherrie and Matthew Klarkowski Deborah and Michael McCourt Jean and Kent Pearson Lynn and Brian Seidl Gerard and Lori Morris Dr. Ronald Pascale* 5 Jim and Catherine Grace 10 Penelope Blakeslee George and Cheryl Domrose John Gray and Ann Preiss Gray Lesa and Rudolph Klug Cory McCracken Charles and Beth Perszyk Steve and Mary Seidl Paul Mullen and Mary Gilmour Tim Hendricks Carol Harty 20 Ralph and Frances Bodwin 10 Robert and Arlette Donath Joyce Klunk Erin and Keith McGregor Margaret Perszyk 5 Jason* and Ferelith Senjem John and Ruth Muscarello Margaret Gregoire Phil and Betsy Hendrickson 20 Rodger and Judy Herson 20 Michael and Marj Bork 20 Edward and Barbara Dorff Dennis and Kelly Gries Marie and Ken Knapcik Michael and Bonnie McKee Eileen and Walter Petersen Fred and Joan Senne Robert* and Ruth Nicholson Jerry and Pat* Hock 20 Gary and Pattie Johnson 20 Richard and Evelyn Bott Donald and Marilyn Dorsch Michael and Christine M. Gries Philip and Katherine Knapke Ronald McKenzie Sharelle Petersen Charles and Mary Sethness Michael and Denise O’Reilly Chris and Linda Johnson Garry and Janis Kausch 10 Jeffrey and Julie Brandt Carol Dost Barbara Griffis Janell Knutson Angela and Paul McKitrick Dennis and Mary Petrie Debra and Mark Sgarioto Bruce and Marcia Peters Mary Johnson 20 Paul Kegel* 20 Suzanne Brault 10 Daniel and Margaret Dougherty John and Joan Grogan 20 Craig and Karen Kodanko 5 Michael and Karen McQuinn Mary Lou and James Pfeifer Stephen and Suzanne Shackelton Sylvia Pratt 10 Jeff* and Kay Kanzelberger 10 Mike and Ronda Kincheloe Philip and Judith* Brehm 10 Richard and Judith Dougherty Robert and Patricia Groh 10 Lester and Jette Koeppel 5 Corine and William= McWey Robert and Adele Phillips Marian Shanahan Sharon Reeves Herb Kohler and Natalie Black Bernard and Karen Kubale 20 Mary Bressers* 10 John and Jane Doyle Gary and Donna Grzesk James and Constance Kohlbeck Mary Medley Robert and Linda Pilsl Mary and Larry Sharron Michael and Virginia Reinardy 5 David R. Krause Carl and Mary Ellen Kuehne 5 Jerome and Mary Brien 20 Robert and Janet Doyle Steven and Theresa Gueths Christoper and Beverly Kohnle Michael and Crystal Meehan Dante Pizzuti Michael and Karen Sherman Ralph and Susan Reuter Billie Kress Tom and Peggy Lang 20 Lisa and David Briere James= and Marialyce Draves 20 James and Tamara Guinn Charles and Mary Koppi 20 Michael and Kate Meeuwsen Janet Plantz 20 Barry and Eileen Shillito Richard and Kathryn Rupiper Jim and Julie-Anne Kress 20 Bert and Diane Liebmann Brenda and Kevin Broberg Dan and Jo Ann du Bois Matthew Gulling and Alma Kostka Richard and Sherry Meisenhelder Thomas and Tita Plouff 20 Steve and Mary Jo Sievers Robert Rutter* 20 John and Jacqueline Kress 5 Rolf and Ann Lulloff 20 James and Laura Brock David Dufeck Mary Stalter-Gulling 5 Rodney Kowalczyk and Mary and David Mellem Joyce and Gerald Poepping Nancy and Dennis Siewert Ed and Julie Sabish 5 Tom* and Deb Kunkel 5 Jim and Mickey Lunney 20 Angela and Ronald Broucek Michael and Sharon Dukinfield Dale and Gail Gusick 5 Carolyn Jahns Jack and Inky Meng 10 Gregory Polacheck 5 John and Michelle Simms Don Salmon* and Mac La Force Jim Madigan 20 David Brown 10 David and Jennie Dumbleton Mary Haas Thomas and Rosemary Kraft James and Kay Meyer Dennis and Kathleen Pollard 5 Bethany Strong Sinnott Maria Zehren 20 Allen and Elaine Lamers Bill and Julie Magoon Marian Brzykcy Jerry Earls Roger and Carolyn Hallberg Walter and Carol Kroll Wayne and Virginia Micksch Denise Ponzetti Anthony and Susan Sitter

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Steven and Therese Sizer Tim and Vicki Vanden Heuvel Sue and Jeffrey Allen Joseph and Kristin Brost Gary and Pat Davister 5 Thomas and Lee Frydrych Michael* and Sally Heideman Kevin Kelly Gerald and Julie Leick 20 Sandra and Russell Meyer Bernard and Karen Skaletski Robert VanDrisse Paul and Therese Allie Douglas and Lillian Brown 5 Larry De Groot Daniel and Dorothy Fusco Daun and Frederick Heilmann Pat Kelly Kevin and Denise Leiterman Victor and Greta Meyers Darrell and Mary Skarphol 5 Sandra Vanko Euphrase Amessoudji John and Mary Brown Shirley De Lorme Arlen Gaddy Larry and Donna Heim Rose Marie and Pat Kelly Wayne and Christine Leitermann Roxanne* and Robert Michiels Thomas and Lori Smith James Verilli Ronald and Patricia Anders 20 Suzanne and Gary Brown Marilyn De Marais Annette and Kenneth Gajeski Eileen Meely Heinrichs 20 Ronald and Jeanne Kelnhofer Russell and Patricia Lemerande Donald Miller William and Sandra Smits Frederick and Judith Voecks Eric and M.J. Andersen Charles and Lynne Buehler Michael and Roberta Deeney Peggy Gale Mark and Megan Heintzkill Sarah and Andrew Kerbel John Lemke George and Norma Miller Harriette Sobczak 20 Eric and Alicia von Schledorn Laurence and Samira Anderson William and Joan Buerger Martin Deignan Arthur Gamez Rita Heitman Urb and Pat Kerner James Lemon John and Cheryl Miller Frances and John= Soukup Joan Wade Rennie Anderson Robert Burckle Paul DeLeers Anne and R.J. Ganka Cooper and Patricia Helderman Susan Kiiskila Terrance and Joan Leoni 20 Angela Mills John* and Margaret Spangler Edmund Wafle10 Kathy Anne Lucy Burroughs John and Mary Dellemann Marie and James Garvens David and Susan Hemans Michael and Lisa Killian Mike and Sandy Lessiter Ernie and Marie Millsaps Rosemary Spinner Roman and Lisa Wagner John Ansbro Thomas and Nancy Burruss Mark and Barbara Delsart Michael and Sharon Gay Gary and Barb Henkelmann Rita and Bruce Kilmer Thomas and Marie Lewis Kristin Mintzlaff Leslie and Bonnie Spitz Kathleen Walberg Thomas and Susan Anstett Tabitha Burton Paul and Mary Demet Mike Gaynor Bernard and Judith Hennig Robert and Susan King Norma Licht 20 Ronald and Helen Mizwicki 20 Frank Stackhouse Alan and Mary Walden Amy and Daniel Argall Mark and Julie Busch Ryan and Jennifer Denewellis Ken* and Mary Gehm Sylvester and Pat Henseler Amanda and Jonathan Kinney Dawn and Steve Lieb Hubert Mocadlo Shirley Stanley 20 Scott and Renee Wallenfang Amy Ashwood-Cecchinato Garry and Nancy Busse Bradley and Vicki DePasse Cathleen Geimer Robert and Patricia Herber Elizabeth Kinsella Thomas and Teresa Lieder Darlene and Brett Moe Douglas and Lisa Stecker Donald Walley Charles Aslakson Lisa and Chris Butler Patricia Derse Della Geurts-Bengtson* 5 Sergio and Kathleen Heredia 10 Greg Klapatauskas Carol Lindsley 5 Shirley Moeller Frederick and Charleen Steenis James Walters Edward and Fadia Atchu 20 Anne* and Randal Buttke Helen Desotell Christine and Steven Gilles Shirley and Donald= Herfort Arthur and Renee Klingensmith Patricia Linsmeyer Rosanne and Jase Moesch 5 Terence and Mary Jo Steiger Mary and Mark Wanezek Fredrick and Kay Austermann 20 Joy Butz 20 Jean Dessart Dick and Debra Gilles Kim and Michael Herlache John and Heide Klish Dean and Kathleen Little 5 Paul and Tara Molling Clark Steinhardt 10 Jean Watson Hugo Baca Carla* and Kieran Byrne Daniel and Barbara Dhuey 10 John and Suzanne Gilman Lilas Hertel Arnold and Rita Klos George and Sharon Livernash Daniel Monckton Dave and Nancy Stellpflug Dale and Kathryn Waugh 10 Peter and Chris Baierl Andrew and Theoni Calvert Katherine Dichraff Terese and David Gingrass Norine and Donald Heuser Geri and James Knapp Curt and Kristi Ljunggren Eileen Montgomery* Diane and Todd Stelmach Elaine and Roger Wauters Joe Baker Bruce and Agnes Campbell Claire and Leo Dietrich Susan and Patrick Glenn John and Patricia Hickey Rachel Knetzger James and Rachel Lochtefeld William and Margaret Moody William and Carrie Stempski Jeff and Corinne Way Larry Baker Edward and Sandra Campbell 20 Nancy and Kenneth Dingle Luann Glielmi Janice and Earl and Laurie Knitt Barbara Londo 20 Paula Moore Carla Stern Emmet and Ruth Weber John and Joan Balistreri 20 Helen Campion 20 Margaret and Dennis Diny Corday Goddard* Jerome= Hildebrand 20 Jean Knitter Jon and Donna Lovdahl James and Linda Morrison 10 Roseann and Alfred Sterner David* and Susan Wegge 10 Michael Bandoch 5 Tammy and Rusty Campshure Minh and Lisa Do-McKenzie Margaret Gonzales and Michael and Mary Hilsgen Marcia and Keith Knoebel Desiree Luburich Heidi Morrow Ambrose and Lois Sterr Jim Weiland Mary Sue Banks 5 Mary Ann Carnot Jeffery Domnick Randel Steele James and Ann Hinner Kathleen and Thomas Knott Carolyn Luckett Cheri Mossman Nancy Stiles Russell Weiler Janice and James Barnes 10 Barbara Carollo Pam Doney Donald and Julie Gonzo Carol and James Hirner Patrick and Michele Knowles Kayla Luckett Victoria Mostek Marc and Heidi Stolt Frank Weinhold and Walter and Anne Barry 20 Kevin and Amy Carstens Thomas and Catherine Draths Karen Goode-Bartholomew* 10 William and Ann Hoban Julie and Craig Knutson Cathy and Dennis Luckow Rick Mougin Robert and Mary Strauss Florence Garland-Weinhold A. Karin Barth 10 Randy Cartier Chris Drescic Mary and Gary Gordon Bea Hoberg Brian and Donna Koch Michael* and Barb Lukens 20 Robert and Susan Moynihan Kelly Gorman Robert and Charlotte Streit Marilyn Weinstein Dorothy and Charles Bauer Kathleen and John Cavanaugh Jeff and Amy Driscoll Beverly Hoffman Margaret Koch Gregory Lundberg Richard and Kathleen Mrochinski Ronald Gossen Marcie and Todd Strodthoff Alan Wentworth Pete and Mary Bauer Galen Cawley 20 Patrick and Deborah Droste 5 Charlotte Hoffman Gerard and Karoline Koehler Stephen and Ann Luzbetak Sheila and Peter Mroczynski The Rev. Daniel and Dave and Barbara Strom Rita Wessing Michael and Patricia Bauler Gerry Cayo Robin and John Dueweke Dennis Hoffman Frederick and Virginia Koeller Mary MacMullen 5 Cindy Munson Susan Grams Susan Struebing-Van Boxtel Steven and Linda Westlie Lynn Baumgartner Yvonne and Ed Ceilley Judith Duncan Richard and Dianne Hoffman Steven Kohler 5 Linda Madden Michael and Susan Murawski Paul Grant 20 James and Carol Styka 20 Ron and Colleen Weyers 10 Mary Ann Baxter 5 Donald and Mary Celing David Dunlop Michael and Susan Hoffmann 5 Eugene Kolb Barbara and Jerry Madunich Judy Murphy Jeremy and Elizabeth Green Karen and Steve Suick William and Michele Whalen Bernard and Judith Beck Cee Cee and James Ceman Patrick and Patricia Durkin 20 Joan Hogan 20 Colleen and Daniel Koll Nancy* and Dale Malaczewski 5 Kathleen and Thomas Murray Debbie and Paul Gries James Sundstrom* Michael and Jeanine Wheeler Mark and Tammara Becker Renny and Barbara Challoner Timothy and Vicki Ebben Jodie and Glenn Holmes Michael Konecny Harry Malcolm Charlotte Musgjerd Nicolas Griffis Gary and Janet Suokko Dale and Kristine Whipple George and Nancy Beckers William and William and Mary Eckenrod Claude and Barbara Holzem Vicki Konieczka John and Janet Mandell Julie and Timothy Narges Robert and Susan Griffis Dean and Judy Swaer 20 Linn White Julie Beckstrom Marjorie Chamberlain Amy and Michael Eckley Stanley and Sandra Honett Stuart* and Christina Korshavn 5 James and Georgia Mangan Dale Nault Victoria Grimstad John and Jane Switzer 5 Michael and Kira White Pat Behring Dennis Chambers Rita and William Edberg Marcella and William Honnold Laurie Kostka Rosemary Mangin Kevin and Maripat Nault Paul and Marlene Grinde 5 Lynn and Michael Tachick Jeffrey Beinlich Evelyn Charlson James and Regina Egan Tavia and Rob Hopfensperger 5 Laurie and Charles Kostka Michelle Manke* 10 Joseph and Sharon Nejedlo Donald Wiedemann Michael and Betty Grogan Terry and Judy Taft Gerald and Jolene Bellin Bernard and Mary Checkal Margaret Eisenreich Amanda Howard Diane and Wayne Kotlowski Lynn Manske Marcus Nejedlo James and Maureen Wiesner 10 Patricia and Mark Grossman Marjorie Takton James and Barbara Benesh 20 Young Cho Rosemary and David Ekvall Theodore and Linda Huebbe Pamela and David Kozinski Robert and Mary Manson Terry and Susan Nelson 5 Jeanne Wilczak Steven and Mary Kay Gruett John and Jean Talken Debra Benishek Joseph Chojnacki Chanda Elliott Charles Huebner Jon and Diane Krause Mark Marchant James and Isabelle Neuman Brian and Katherine Wilson Charles and Melody Grutza James and Ann Tangney Michael and Colleen Benner Trecia Christenson Dennis and Sarah Elliott Patricia Huebsch Larry Kreisel Dennis and Diane Marcucci Kenneth and Carol Neuser 20 Debra and Jeffrey Wine Sharon L. Grutzmacher Nicole Tarvin Carrie Beno= Carol Ciecko Judith and Stefan Elliott Ruth Hunter Florence and Robert Kress Ronald and Carol Marks Son Nguyen and Linh Tran Ronald and Juanita Wipperfurth 5 Tamara and Thomas Grzesikowski * James and Carol Temp Jodi Beno Donald and Leigh Cierzan Gordon Engel 10 Michael and Carol Krett Linda and James Marquardt Debra and Dennis Wittrock Ross and Kathy Hackbarth Karen Hurless Thomas and Lisa Niermann 5 The Rev. Glenn and Marilyn Clancy Jack Ennenbach Katherine and Roy Krouse Cleo and James Marshall Jack and Bernice Witzel Jim* and Helen* Benton 20 John and Kathleen Hadfield Bryan Hyska Scott and Sandra Niles Patricia Teske Arthur and Eileen Clark Julie and James Enright Joan Krueger Louise and David Martin Daniel and Joy Woelfel Richard and Molly Berens Jane Haeger 5 Ruth Ann Ibach Kenneth and Cherryl Nitka Carole Thomas Jill Erickson 5 10 Stephen and Janet Woelfel 20 Paul and Judy Berg John and Patti Clark Dennis and Rose Haen Paul and Jeanne Ihlenfeldt Kimberly Krueger William and Joanne Martin 10 Yi-Lan Niu* Theresa and Stephen Erickson Lee and J. Robert Thompson Dennis and Debra Healy Wopat Colleen Berge Ryan and Natalie Clark Diane and Randolph Hager Betty Lou and Jeffrey Imler Daniel and Irene Krummen Haley Massart Lee and Audrey Noel Joshua and Erica Errer Steven and Cheryl Thompson Michael and Debbie Worklan Mitchell and Janet Bergen Warren Clark Janet Haggerty Mark Jackson Byron and Cheryl Kruschke Jane and Andy Massart Susan Noel Joseph and Elaine Thorn Allan and Kristine Wulz 5 Bette and James Berger Heather Clemitis Mary Eserkaln Jeffrey and Laura Haig Charles Jacobs* Douglas Kruse Adriana Mateus Pamela Nolan George and Janet Tichacek Suzanne and Gary Yakoubek Terry Berigler Patrick and Carla Coffey Norman and Loretta Esser 20 Craig and Susan Hall Marilee Jahn Natalie and William Kuchera Elizabeth and Richard Matravers Diane Nold Lyle and Diane Tielens Stephen and Laurel Yedica Janice Berth 10 Mary Coleman Steven and Tammy Farley John and Dorothy Hallberg 20 Daniel Jahnke 10 Gordon Kuenzi Gerald* and Anne* Mattern Charles Noparstak Barbara and Kevin Titus Steven and Diana Yonke Leslie Bertha Dale and Susan Collien Jane and Dave Farnham Alan Hamernik Eileen* and Roger Jahnke 5 Sally and Thomas Kugel Nancy Mattke Carol Nordengren 20 Margaret Tollefsbol Carol Yuenger Ross and Deb Beukema Kathleen Collins John and Ellie Fassbender 10 Audrey and Anthony Hamernik Nathan Jaschob 5 John and Karen Kula 5 David and Susan Maul Tim and Joyce Norton Jason Tomasello Nami and Barbara Zarvan Thomas and Nancy Beyer Thomas Conlin Randi and John Fay James and Diane Hamill Diane Jaskolka Tue Kung Tonya and Michael Maxey Rosemary Noth Michael and Victoria Tomasoski Kerrie Zeitler* Lyn and Barry Bian Cheryl and Robert Conners Linda Feldmann* Marsha* and Frederick Hammer Mark and Mary Javner Steven Kunkel Kari May James and Barbara Nothnagel Susan Touscany John and Erleen Zellner Elizabeth Biebel Randy and Connie Connour Brandon Feltz Karla and Thomas Hammergren Dennis and Sharon Jeanquart John and Mary Kurzynski Denis and Donna Mayer Thomas and Lourdes Nowalk Nancy Ott Trainor Donald and Joan Zelten 20 Ronald and Michele Biese Laurie and Robert Conrad Esther and Walter Feltz Kristin Handley Frances Jerina Pauline Kussart Joseph and Joan Mayer David and Sandra Nutley Virginia Trainor Paul and Connie Zeman 5 Greg Bins J.P. Coppo Laura Ferree* Jack and Terrie Handrick Gwenn Jessen Tom Kutowski Marcia and Craig Mayo James and Susan O’Brien Curt and Tammy Trau Janice and John= Ziebell Mary Blahnik 10 John and Patricia Cordes Jean Fiedler Jan and Henry Hanna April Rose Johnson Norbert and Barbara Kwiecinski Karen* and Mark* Mazzoleni 5 Patrick and Kathleen O’Brien Heidi* and Rob* Trembinski Paul and Linda Ziemer Richard and Karen Blahnik 5 Kyle Cory Bill Finger Shirley Hannon Bruce and Amy Johnson Mark and Kristen Kyles 10 Lorraine McCann Michael and Mary O’Byrne John and Mary Troglia 5 Doris Ziesemer Michael Blair Jeremiah Cottrell James and Patricia Finger Gloria Hanold Judy and Steven Johnson Richard and Paulette La Jeunesse Jim and Jane McCourt Robert and Jeanne O’Connell James and Mary Trottier Mark Zilavy Mary Blazel 20 Joseph and Valerie Coughlin James and Kristin Finley Ellen and Richard= Hansen Norman and Virginia Johnson Bruce and Eileen La Liberte 20 Desmond and Bonita and Richard Oelkers Ken and Virginia Trudell 5 Steve and Carol Zillmann Kathryn and Nowell Blecha Ruth and Thomas Coughlin Edward Flasch Maureen and Steven Hansen Randy and Melissa Johnson Kimberly and Erich Laabs Patricia McCullagh 10 Timothy and Jodie Olejniczak Thomas and Leila and Julius Zschau Terry and Diane Bloch Michael* and Mary Counter Cathrine and Thomas and Lynda Hansen Rosalie Johnson 20 John and Rosemarie Lajka Michael McCully* Paul and Judy Olm Mary Elizabeth Trzaska 5 Robert and Catherine Zwaska Lloyd Bloedorn Robert and Margaret Cowles Daniel Fleischmann 5 Thomas and Maureen Hansen Annette Johnsrud Susan* and Bill Laluzerne 10 Sylvia McDiarmid Laurie and Tim Olson Mary Turek Pamela and Keith Blondheim Brad and Diane* Cramer 10 Jerilyn Fletcher Timothy and Peggy Hansmann Iris Johnston and Philip Schmidt James and Julie Lamack Roger and Catherine McGill Charles and Barbara Ott Jerome Tutaj Participating Member Mark* and Nancy Bockenhauer Donald Crawford Jean Flowers Lori and Edward Harding Bill and Nancy Jones Jeffrey and Nancy Lambert Nancy and James McGinnity Bruce and Sandy Paler Pat Tweet Anonymous Donors Marge Bodwin James and Pam Cremer Karen Foellmi* 10 Jack and Margaret Harkins David and Patricia Jones Mark and Ann Lampereur Kathleen and Brian McGrane Tom and Donna Pannke James and Carole Tyburski Abdi Abdulrihi Jean Boehme Thomas Croasdaile Michael and Amy Foley Cristian and Linda Harnisch Lynn Jung Susan Landt* Joseph and Nicholas and Patricia Pape Gary Umhoefer* 10 Nathan and Mary Abts Elan and Andrew Bogott William and Mary Culbertson Harold and Margaret Follett 5 Ileen Hart Jeffrey and Kathleen Justinak Chuck Lane Carol Mcculloch McIlree 5 Dave and Rita Parker John and Gail Underwood Donald Adams Martin and Marjorie Borowicz Rebecca and Timothy Culhane Diane and Patrick Ford Diana Harvey Thomas Kaineg Julie Larsen Jordan McKee Michael and Judith Parrish Patricia and Thomas Uttke John and Judith Adams 10 Michael Bors Brian Cyr Jane Fossum Eugene Hasseler 20 Robert and Kelli Kaminski Earleen and Arnold Larson Mike and Patty McKeough Judith Patefield10 Roger and Marjorie Van Drisse Abieh Adebe Joy Bougie James and Constance Czajka Mary Foti 10 Jason Hattermann Robert Kamps and Joyce Larson Bruce and Penny McLeod Ralph and Mary Paul James and Michelle Van Ess Patrice and Richard Agostinelli Don and Judy Brantmeier Toni and Jamie Czajka Jeffry and Karen Franken Kenneth and Christina Hauser Lisa Kamps-Duac Marsha and Paul Larson Daniel and Marlene McNamee Mindy Pearson Bernard and Sharon Van Etten Amy Helgren Albers 5 William Brenner Beverly Dagneau Kelly and Kristi Franz Joe Havican Kris Kandler Nancy Laterza Lawrence and Pamela Pearson William and Julie Van Klooster Jesse Albers* Joy and Daniel Bresson Susan and John Dalton Alison and John Frazier John and Jackie Healy Lois Kania Lynn and Stephen Lazzari M. Susan McPartlin Nicholas and Ann Pedretti Constance Van Oss 5 Ronald and Kim Albrecht Robert and Anna Brick 20 Kathleen Danen 5 Evelyn Frederickson Melinda Heaney Michelle Karbon John Lebert William and Eileen McShea Bob and Judy Pennenberg Elaine and Glen Van Rens Carlos Alduvin Yvonne Briski Richard and Lynn Danen Abby and John Fritz 5 Jeff and Lisa Hebbard Jack Karch Gregory and Carla Ledesma Margery Mead Marlin Pennenberg Julie* and David Van Schyndel Paul and Gloria Alex 5 William and Patricia Brockman Rich and Doris Daniels Donald and Charlotte Frodl Thomas and Ronald and Margaret Karel Carol and Robert Ledvina Peggy and Gary Mecklenburg 5 Ron Pennenberg Rick and Jane Vanden Boogart Frank Aleyson Diane Brodigan Glenn and Theresa Dart Julie Fink Fronsee and Mary Hechimovich 20 Stanley and Kim Karls Michael and Ann Ledvina Elburne and Joan Mertz 10 Bruce Pepin Robert* and Beverly Allen* Terrence and Janalee Brooks James and Lyn Dashner Michael Fronsee Richard and David and Nancy Kasper Karen and Richard Lee Daniel and Vickie Meyer Rajendra Persaud Connie Vanden Burgt 20 Nicole Allen Dennis and Laurie Brosseau Walter and Judith Dauska Johanne and George Frost Mary Sue Heidelmeier Larry Kasza Dennis LeFevre Karen and Roger Meyer Patrick and Barbara Peterka

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Norman and Redebra Peters Arthur and Gladys Schmidt Steven and Christine Taylor Tom and Sue Wiedemeier Catholic Foundation for the K.C. Stock Foundation Inc. Main Hall Club Bank of America Matching Gifts Pharmacia Matching Gifts Denmark Trophy Case Carey and Daniel Petersilka Robert Schmidt and Kenneth and Judy Teeters Adele Wiese Diocese of Green Bay Straubel Company Acuity Barnes Group Inc. Phil’s Still LLC The Dun & Bradstreet Corporation Karla and Dale Petersilka Maureen Liebergen Schmidt Lynn and Bernard Terrien David and Joyce Wiese Cellcom Target Corporation Ariens Foundation Ltd. BASF Corporation Pioneer Credit Union Foundation Sharon Petersilka Randy Schmitz Jill and Scott Thesing and Family Lori Wiese Chernick Family Foundation Time Warner Cable The Bar - Holmgren Way Inc. Baxter International Foundation Plexus Matching Gift Center DuPage Precision Products Ann and James Peterson Kenneth and Michele Schneider Henry and Bonnie Thinnes James and Christine Wilke 10 Church Mutual Insurance Bischel and Company S.C. Polish Heritage Society Company U.S. Oil/Schmidt Family The Boeing Company Charles* Peterson Mary Schneider Anita Thompson 10 Brian* and Seoung Lee* Wilson Company Bristol-Myers Squibb Company BP Foundation Preferred Property Advisors LLC Steve Ehlers Agency Foundation Earl and Nancy Peterson Harold and Katrina Schock Tori and Brent Thrower Celia Wilson Cleaning Systems Inc. Dauman Electric Inc. Bradner Central Company Prevea Sports Medicine FEECO International US Bank Jay and Cheryl Peterson Norman and Judith Schroeder Jennifer Timmer* Ted Wilson Crystal Print Inc. De Pere Family Dentistry Brown County Sheriff Benevolent Mark Pribbenow Agency LLC First National Bank and Trust Christopher and Janet Pflum Karen Schuette Charles Tom Robert and Barbara Winkler Cuene Family Foundation USN Foundation De Pere Foundry Inc. Assoc. Professional Speaking, Company Jack and Mary Jo Phillips Voni and Hank Schuh Patti* and Tom Tomashek 5 Carol Witt Dallas Lung Consultants P.A. Vanguard Charitable Endowment Dental Haven for Children S.C. Camera Corner/Connecting Point Leadership Training, and Francois Sales & Service Inc. April and Daniel Piazza Cheryl Schuller Rick Toninato Karen Wochos Door County Community Program Robert & Patricia Endries Family Charter Investment Services Inc. Consulting Gibraltar Grill Ryan Pilgram Barbara Schultz Garnet and Lynne Topacio Michael and Nancy Wojcik Foundation Inc. VerHalen Inc. Foundation Ltd. Chevron Matching Gift Program Promotional Designs Inc. Giddings & Lewis Foundation Coldwell Banker Todd and Donna Pingel Laurie Schultz Carl Treankler Michael and Deborah Wolff EASTER Foundation Inc. Byron L. Walter Family Trust First American Title Insurance The Prudential Foundation GLH Appraisal Services Andrew and Melissa Pini Becky and Dan Schumacher EMT International Inc. Community Foundation for the W. W. Grainger Inc. William and Mary Treichel Margaret Wood Wells Fargo Community Support Company Rademacher Photography Studio James and Christine Piper Kathleen and John Schumacher Stephen Trimble Gail Wornson Faith Technologies Inc. Fox Valley Region Inc. Ramada Inn of Marquette Greater Milwaukee Foundation Campaign Max Frost & Co. Inc. Dave Placzkowski Lana and Charles Schumacher Craig and Carol Trinkl Robert and Cathy Wozniak Festival Foods Frost Marketing Cotter Funeral Home Rene’s Dining Room Inc. Green Bay Bullfrogs Baseball Wilmington Trust Susan Plant= Marvin Schumacher Amy and Bradley Truskowski Norbert and Eileen Wronkowski 20 Fidelity Investments Charitable Communications Inc. Courtesy Sports Inc. Robinson Metal Inc. Guilette Wealth Management LLC Thomas and Marie Plantz Urban= and Julia Schumacher Patty Turffs Tyson Wundrow Gift Fund The Lester G. Wood Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Company Cox Media Group Inc. Roche Diagnostics Matching Hand and Upper Extremity Center Thomas and Joyce Podbielski Joseph and Michael Urban Stewart and Mary Wurtz Follett Higher Education Group WPS Health Insurance Foundation Daylesford Abbey Gifts Program of Northeast Wisconsin LTD Joseph Prinster and Marlene Schurhammer John and Patricia Utrie Deborah and Scott Wycherley GE Foundation Yale Materials Handling Google Inc. Dean Foods Matching Gift Rocket Dog Fireworks Harley-Davidson Foundation Program Mary Kay Braccio James and Jeanette Schweigl Jerome and Carol Van Asten Brien and Julianne Yost 5 Grace Fleming Reinhold Trust Grainger Matching Charitable Rockwell Collins Hematite Football D.I.C.E. Foundation Howard and Barbara Pritzl Harry and Donna Scofield Patricia* and Mary Young Grant Thornton LLP Dean’s Club Gifts Program St. Anne Church Husie’s Bar & Grill Dow Chemical Company Bruce and Nancy Prom Elmer and Nancy Secker Clarence Van Beckum 20 Andrew Zeegers Greater Green Bay Community A Marketing Resource Green Bay Converting Inc. Saint Mary Catholic Church Industrial Protective Coatings Edison International Robert and Kay Prucha Michael Seewald Brenda and Gerald Van Den Elsen Elisa Ziegler Foundation Affinity Health System Green Bay Packaging Inc. SAP Matching Gift Program Inshalla Country Club The Elite Group David and Robin Pudlo Heidi and Gary Seibak Ted Van Egeren Gregory and Kathleen Ziegler Green Bay Packers Inc. Amerhart Ltd. GT Consortium Saybrook Financial Group Inc. Invisible Fence of Northern WI Ellucian Company L.P. Lewis* and Deborah* Pullen Martha Senechal Roger and Judy Van Eperen George and Mary Zielinski The H.S. Group Inc. American Center for Philanthropy Heid Music Securian Foundation John’s Auto Enterprise Rent A Car James and Mary Pulvermacher Jackie Sepulueda Mark and Susan Van Rixel Frank and Martha Zigmond Humana Inc. Johnson Controls Foundation Seymour Flour Mill Inc. Jorgensen, Schulz and Associates American Foods Group Environmental Plumbing Salvatore and Lucille Purpero Gregory and Therese Sessler Gary and Susan Vande Hei Karl and Cathy Zimmermann Hurckman Mechanical JT and Associates LLC Siemens Automotive Corporation JPMorgan Chase Bank N.A. Robert W. Baird & Company Services Inc. Audrey Quaid Catherine Shantz Kenneth and Janice Vande Hey Elizabeth and Matthew Zitny Industries Inc. Justin Kausch Memorial The Simms Family Foundation JS Electronics Inc. Bemis Company Foundation Express Convenience Centers Dennis and Lavon Rader Jason Sharp Owen and Jean Vanden Heuvel David and Sandra Zochert Independent Printing Scholarship Fund Sports Corner Bar & Grill Julie’s Cafe Confidential Credit Consultants Eye and Vision Clinics S.C. Connie Raether Ann Shea Richard and Leo Zoeller 20 Company Inc. SPX Foundation KAK Enterprises LLC Lake County Medical Group S.C. Financial Consulting Services Roger and Janet Raethz Richard Sheehan and Bernice Vanden Wymelenberg Kristen Zschau ING National Trust Corporation Stellpflug Law S.C. Kirkland and Ellis Foundation NFL Alumni Fox Bros. Piggly Wiggly Inc. David and Mary Rajek Janet Lynn Garrison Sheehan Jill Vandenbush* Janice Zvara 5 International Sports Professionals ExxonMobil Foundation Still Phil’s LLC LexisNexis Northwestern Mutual Foundation Fox Harbor Inc. Michael and Sara Ramaker Barbara Shiffer Ronald and Scott and Dawn Zwiefelhofer Association Foth Strom Family Foundation Macy’s Foundation Optima Machinery Corporation Fox River Dock Company Inc. Kurt and Ann Rasmussen Douglas and Susan Shireman Catherine Vandenhouten 10 Roseanne and Anthony Zygiel Invest In Others Charitable FulfillNet PACCAR Foundation Supervalu Inc. Management Decisions Inc. Ben Franklin Craft Center 4468 McFarland & Company Inc. Joseph and Mary Rebarchik David and Jennifer Siegler Lyle and Donna Vander Wyst Foundation Gauthier and Sons PPG Industries Foundation T&S Finishings Inc. MARMES Friese Mier Co. Publishers Kathy and Mark Redig Krissti* and Dean Simon Kendra Vandertie Raymond James Charitable The Procter and Gamble Fund T&T Supper Club Construction Inc. Gallagher’s Pizza Inc. Mile High United Way Jaime Reeck Richard and Judy Simon Marilyn and Ronald Vandertie Endowment Fund Roels, Keidatz, Fronsee and Thorn Excavating Estates GE United Way Campaign GAMAX Consulting Inc. Milwaukee Brewers Sales Theresa Refsguard* Madonna Sivwright Reginald Vandertie The Kohler Company Danen LLP Total Energy Systems LLC Green Bay Seven-Up Bottling Gerschke & Gerschke Ltd. Department John Reichmann Tierney Skalitzky Gene and Mary Vandevoorde Norma J. Calawerts George Kress Foundation Inc. Romo Durable Graphics Travelers Foundation Community Company Inc. Ginter’s Corner Tap & Sap Minnesota Timberwolves Dennis and Colleen Reidy Mike Skiffenton Gary and Kathleen Vater The Rev. John C. Druding Krueger International Inc. St. Bernard Congregation Action Awards Program Goodrich Foundation Matthew Moore Agency Thomas and Mary Reilly 20 Jerrold and Christine Skopek Dolores Vaughan 20 Vincent A. Fonder Lamers Bus Lines Inc. Hospital Systems Health St. Vincent Hospital The Trustmark Foundation Great-West Life & Annuity Morgan Stanley Paul and Lori Rentmeester Donna and William Skutak Brian and Cynthia Veara Edward J. Goetz Liebmann, Conway, Olejniczak System-Eastern WI SC Johnson Fund Inc. United Way of Central Insurance Foundation Network for Good Robert Richter Catherine Small 5 Marilyn and Clayton Venne John Ernest Jones & Jerry S.C. Kimberly-Clark Foundation Shopko Foundation New Mexico Green Bay Gamblers LLC The Joseph & Evaleen Neufeld Robert* and Josette Rickards 5 Charles and Mary Beth Smalley Maggie and John Vercoe Jean C. Nelson Eli Lilly and Company Kraft Foods Matching Gifts Textron Matching Gift Program United Way of Lake County Green Bay Highway Products LLC Foundation Stan and Brenda Rickert Judith* and William Smith Grisel Villa Evaleen Neufeld Lux Foundation Inc. TH Brokerage Upper Lakes Coal Company Program Gruett’s Inc. Northwood Pines Supper Club Kieran and Maureen Ridge 10 Vi Smithwick Paula and Dennis Villers John H. Weber III Macco’s Floor Covering Center Thrivent Gift Multiplier Program Valley of the Sun United Way Lindeman’s Cleaning Jerry Haggerty Chevrolet Inc. Pellegrini Chiropractic LLC Axel Riemer Leanne Snell Barbara Vitchus 5 MassMutual Financial Group Titletown Brewing Company Verizon Foundation Madden Family Foundation Hemans Electric Inc. Peninsula Glass Co. Terrance and Beverly Riemer Shriann Sohre Brent Vodrazka Melotte Distributing Inc. Triangle Distributing Company Vulcan Mini Storage William H. & Lois J. McEssy Home Team Sports and PepsiCo Foundation Jim and Nancy Rittgers Judy Sokol* Kristin Vogel* Meyer & Wallis Inc. UBS Financial Services Inc. Apparel Inc. Warehouse Specialists Inc. Organizations Foundation PNC Bank Foundation Gerald Roberts Donald and Bonnie Sosnoski Lisa and Thomas Vogt Michels Corporation Union Pacific Matching Gift The Warranty Group IBM Corporation Quest Diagnostics Inc. Janet Roberts Brittany Sperl Delores and Eugene Vollmer Dale R. & Ruth L. Michels McGrath Buckley Consulting Program Wausau School District President’s Club Illinois Tool Works Foundation Red Cord Graphics Agnes and Clarence= Rockey Patrick Sperl Robert and Catherine Voss Family Foundation Group Welsing & Associates AAR Corporation West Bend Mutual Insurance Imperial Supplies LLC Royal Business Machine Thomas and Linda Roden John and Lottie Lee St. Andre Clifford and Joann Wagner Miron Construction Co. Inc. NAGDCA/Arthur N. Caple West Bend High Schools A&W Restaurants Inc. Company JCW Inc. RVDH Development Corporation Brian Roehrig Karen Staebell David and Kirsten Wagner Nicolet National Bank Weyers Family Foundation Inc. Allianz Life Insurance Company Foundation Jilot Insurance Agency Inc. St. Norbert College Waterski Brian and Mary Kay Roll John and Lois Staehling Mary Wagner NSight Telservices Founder’s Club The Windhover Foundation of North America Neville Public Museum Jonas Service and Supply Inc. Team Philip and Lynda Rotter Deborah Stankus Gerald and Susan Waite Nutter McClennen and Fish LLP 1st Choice Landscaping LLC Wisconsin Energy Corporation Ally Financial Foundation L.E. Jones Company St. Onge Insurance Agency Inc. James and Jeanne Rowan John and Hilary Stauber 5 Roger and Charlene Wanek Old Mutual 3M Foundation Wisconsin Nurses Association American Family Insurance Northland Cold Storage Inc. JPG Inc. Sammy’s Pizza Keith and Judith Ruelle Maurey and Joan Steffel William and Rochelle Warborg Ameriprise Auto & Home Omnova Solutions Inc. A Greener Vision Recycling Inc. The Keweenaw Pub and Wisconsin Web Offset LLC Deborah and Scott Ruggles Christina Steffens Judith Ward PAi Oneida Tribe of Indians of The Abbey Seinsa LLC Insurance Pasta LLC WOW Logistics Smitty’s Used Cars LLC Richard Ruhoff Dean Steingraber Monica and John Wasniewski Aon Corporation The P&G Fund of the Greater Wisconsin Abbott Laboratories Fund Kress Inn Xerox Corporation Stephen Rupsch* Harry Steinmetz Edwin and Nancy Watts Cincinnati Foundation Quality 1 Hr. Foto Advanced Blending Solutions State Farm Companies Ariens Company Le Mieux and Son Toyota Stauber Electric Inc. Mary Ryan James and Lorraine Stencel Matthew and Tina Wauters Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of The Reich Fund Advantedge LLC Let Me Be Frank Productions Participating Member ASPPA Stonehouse Window and Door Stephen and Mary Kay Ryan Richard and Mary Stevens Palos Weanth Associated Banc-Corp Services Northeast Wisconsin Inc. Aka Properties LLC Lockheed Martin Corporation Ally Matching Gifts Program Schneider National Foundation Takeda Pharmaceuticals North Lawrence and Bonnie Sanders 10 Suzette and Donald Stewart Leanne Wecker Associated Wealth Management Performa Inc. Alcoa Foundation Lubinski, Reed and Klass S.C. American Express Charitable Schwabe North America America Inc. William and Karin Sands 10 Steven and Rose Stiemke Jonathon Weiss 5 Ayco Charitable Foundation Pomp’s Tire Service Inc. Alliant Energy Foundation M&B Holdings Enterprises LLC Fund The Joseph C. and Judith A. Tax Management Services Inc. Judith and John Scanlan Linus and Jeane Stoll Cindy and Gary Welch Baird Foundation Inc. The Premonstratensian Fathers Allstate Insurance Company Melrose Park Little League American International Scully Foundation Toppers Pizza Dennis and Jo Anne Schacht Jim Stortzum and Mary Walter Daniel and Jane Welch Bay Towel Linen and Uniform Prevea Health AmeriLux International LLC Menasha Corporation Foundation Group Inc. Sentry Insurance Van Drisse Insurance Agency Inc. Marlene* and Gerald= Schadrie Amber Strodthoff Lisa and Todd Wentz Rental Regions Morgan Keegan Trust AptarGroup Charitable Merck Company Foundation Ameriprise Financial Gift Wisconsin Timber Rattlers Heidi Schafhauser-Schmitz and Judy Strodthoff Emily* and Lyle Wery 20 Baylake Bank Richard J. Resch Foundation Ltd. Simon’s Specialty Cheese Foundation Meyer Family Vision Matching Program James Schmitz 5 Terri Strodthoff Patricia Wery* BelGioioso Cheese Inc. Maurice A. & June C. Robinson Slaggie Family Foundation Archer Wire International Monday Shakespeare Club ASPIRO Inc. Kevin Schiela Troy Strodthoff Renard Wesit Bellin Health Family Foundation Inc. Tax Executives Institute - Corporation Nationwide Insurance Foundation Assurant Health Foundation William and Bonnie Schill Henry and Bernie Sturm 10 Mark Wessing Belmark Inc. RR Donnelley Foundation NE WI Chapter Ashwaubenon Ice Management Nicolet Restaurant AVC Systems LLC Robert Schiller Gerald and Karen Sukowatey Mary Wessing Bergstrom Corporation Ryan Funeral Home & Crematory Trinity Roofing Service Inc. Inc. Nicky’s Lionhead Tavern Bella Salon & Spa Gerald and Nancy Schilz Christopher and Joan West AT&T Foundation Boutique Chez Vous Mary Sullivan Bleser Family Foundation Inc. Sage Software Inc. Weinman, McNamara and Northeast Insurance Lisa Schindler Sandra and Raymond Sundquist Jane and Kenneth West The Boldt Company Sargento Foods Inc. A.W. Management Company Northern Door Communications Brady Corporation Associates Inc. Dorothy Schlachter Richard and Dawn Suslick 10 Deborah and Timothy Westphal Matthew Borling Memorial Schenck SC Peter Baierl Insurance & The Northern Trust Company Brennan Steil Diane* and Larry Schlies Donald and Marie Sutherland Mark* and Theresa Westphal F.G. and F.K. Brotz Family Schreiber Foods Inc. Willems Landscape Service Investments Inc. Nuveen Investments LLC Cargill Matching Gifts Program Marian and Rod Schlise Donald and Barbara Svachula Daniel Whetter Foundation Schwab Fund for Charitable Wipfli LLP Baker Tilly Virchow Kraus LLP Paladen LLC Creative Design Jewelers Alan and Alice Schmatzhagen 5 Roger and Tracey Swaine Steven and Jodi Whitcomb Brown County Community Giving Wisconsin Public Service Bank Mutual - De Pere East Pfizer Foundation Matching Darling Daisy Tom Schmelzer Barbara Swattler Harriet and Michael Wichowski Women’s Club Scott’s Miracle-Gro Company Corporation Branch Gifts Program Dave’s Collision Center

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The Spirit of the Season

Come visit St. Norbert and join us as we celebrate in words and music all that connects us to the family of mankind. For details of these and more, visit the online listings at www.snc.edu/calendar.

Nov. 3-4, 8-10 Theatre Studies presents “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”

Nov. 30 Festival of Christmas Concert

Dec. 1 Brass, Organ and Choral Christmas Spectacular

Dec. 14-15 Knights on Broadway

Dec. 16 Installation Mass for the Rev. John Tourangeau, O.Praem., pastor of St. Norbert College Parish

Jan. 31 “Human Flourishing and the Common Good: Aquinas on Justice,” a lecture by Eleonore Stump of Saint Louis University

Feb. 17 Winter Band Festival

Feb. 21 Joel Mann (Philosophy) presents the St. Augustine Lecture

March 7 “Treasures of World Song,” a Miller Lecture Series musical event presented by singer/guitarist Gerard Edery