2019-20

OUR SCHOOLS

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A Community Inspiring Success GIVING BOARD OF TRUSTEES Strategic Initiatives Update In service to our SMCS mission of “Preparing and inspiring students to lead meaningful lives, rooted in the teachings of Christ in our Catholic tradition,” the Board of Trustees continues to make progress on our strategic plan. A headline of our strategic efforts is that we are blessed with a very active Catholic Identity Committee. This committee has been instrumental in ensuring we deliver on our commitment to weave our faith in all we do. The addition of a high school Campus Minister is just one example of this. We are thrilled with the opportunities this minister is helping create for our students to grow in their relationship with Jesus through prayer, service and genuine conversation. Specific results from each Strategic Task Force are highlighted below. Recruitment Goal: Grow SMCS enrollment by sharing our strengths, which include academic excellence, a caring faith-based community, best-in-class facilities and technology and unique opportunities for students. • Achieved over 6% growth in enrollment this school year vs. 2018-19 school year. That’s an increase of 56 students for SMCS! • Updated our SMCS branding including the new tag line of “A Community Inspiring Success.” This tag line was built with input from many students, parents, alumni and friends of SMCS. It highlights our dedication to the individuality of each student’s path to success as they build a strong foundation for life at SMCS. • Created a forum for parish youth ministers and SMCS campus ministers to collaborate on opportunities and best practices to strengthen our school/parish connections and better deliver on all youth spiritual offerings. • Supported opportunities for growth in Fine Arts with the addition of a high school and middle school drama class. Academic Excellence Goal: Inspire, energize and challenge our students through our Catholic schools academic programs built on best-in-class learning models and further opportunities for personalized experiences that stretch each student’s capabilities. • Refined the curriculum continuum to ensure quality and consistency across schools from early childhood-grade 12. This will also improve transparency to parents on the curriculum offered at SMCS. • Created a superintendent/education leader role focused on elevating our academic model. This position was posted in January with the intent of filling the position for the 2020-21 school year. While we are very proud of our schools, we know that the world continues to change and we need to evolve with current best practices to meet the needs of our students. Financial Sustainability Goal: Ensure system financial stability, operating within a balanced budget, while increasing and leveraging third source funds for strategic investments in SMCS. • Established a SMCS Foundation and associated Foundation Board to attract major gifts from donors to ensure financial sustainability. Our new Director of Mission Advancement, Chris Decker, will lead our outreach efforts to build this foundation through the generosity of donors. Community and Continuity Goal: Develop and maintain interactions within our system, including academic, social, faith-based and extracurricular, that are viewed as exceptional and directly interconnected from early childhood-grade 12. • Surveyed parents as a first step in establishing a forum for feedback with families to build on SMCS community based activities. Long-term, this team is focused on improving engagement of parents, students, alumni, parishes and friends in system activities. At the end of this school year, the Board of Trustees will review overall progress against the strategic plan as part of setting new objectives for the 2020-21 school year. We are so proud of our system and will continue to challenge ourselves to make improvements that deliver on our vision of being celebrated as a system where students discover and develop their God-given talents and experience success through learning, faith and service.

Accreditation

St. Mary Catholic High School is accredited by AdvancEd. The elementary and middle schools are accredited by the Wisconsin Council of Religious and Independent Schools (WRISA). The schools are also a member of the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) and WRISA. SMCS teachers, specialists and aides meet the requirements of the Diocesan Foundation Catechetical Certification process and are licensed educators, and all teachers and specialists hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. A message from the SMCS PRESIDENT

Dear SMCS Friends and Families,

This year was like no other, with its incredible high points, as well as some extreme challenges. We continue to flourish due to the significant engagement and progress that staff, volunteers, parishes and donor financial support assisted with in providing for St. Mary Catholic Schools. Key highlights include: • Enrollment growth to 904, a 6.5% increase over our previous year enrollment of 848 • Tuition grants of $630,167 awarded to deserving families • A net investment of $1,392,985 contributed from our five parishes to support our Catholic school mission • An investment of $50,746 for our early childhood Preschool and 4K classrooms to upgrade space, furnishings, and learning activities materials at all three elementary campuses. • An additional $40,888 donated for new elementary teacher desks • School safety staff training, along with safety and security upgrades of $30,887 • A $175,020 gift of two new full size school buses that will now safely and efficiently transport our students to school and to many educational and co-curricular events • A $9,000 project to rejuvenate eight regulation-size courts at the Riviere Tennis Center • Building of our stunning $2.5 million Zephyrs Fields soccer/football/track facility, with a synthetic turf field and running track, field vente areas, a new LED track timing and scoreboard system, and a high-performance sound system with capability to live stream contests • Annual appeal support of $169,429 gifted from our alumni and friends • Net proceeds of $98,423 attained for student activities through Zephyrs Connect, fine arts/activity/athletic booster clubs and elementary/middle school fundraising • Additional revenue of $78,816 through our Z-NIGHT/Zephyrs Gold, and SCRIP fundraiser profits • Our first virtual Zephyrfest event, which raised an amazing $544,813 net profit • Formalization of our new SMCS Foundation established to attract major gifts to ensure long-term financial sustainability

Along with these noteworthy achievements, we were faced with a pandemic which closed our schools and campuses for the entire fourth quarter. During this time, our administrators and teachers quickly adapted to provide remote on-going learning to all of our students. With many of our revenue streams negatively affected, we were still able to retain and pay all employees with funding awarded through our $970,000 CARES Act Paycheck Protection Program stimulus loan.

As I approach the end of my time at SMCS, I reflect upon the tremendous opportunity I have been blessed with to serve as president of this exceptional school system. I cannot fully express the appreciation and respect I have for all who make our schools thrive – your commitment, your passion, and the unique gifts each of you bring to our schools is truly remarkable! Thank you to each and every one of you for being a vital part of preparing and inspiring students to lead meaningful lives, rooted in the teachings of Christ in our Catholic tradition!

With gratitude and very warm regards,

Helen Englebert, SMCS President

On July 1, 2020, Dr. Timothy Schigur joined the St. Mary Catholic Schools system as superintendent, with the intention of taking over the leadership reins upon Mrs. Englebert’s planned retirement at the end of this calendar year. His 25 years of seasoned experience and leadership roles at both public and parochial Wisconsin schools provide an orderly and visionary transition as St. Mary Catholic Schools adapts to a changing educational land- scape. The SMCS Board of Trustees and administration will continue to focus on the system’s objectives of providing the very best in Catholic education, attracting and retaining students and premiere teachers to a Christ-centered community, delivering academic excellence with college tracking and goal-setting for students, enhancing alumni and donor relations, and growing Zephyrs pride in the system. Look What All of Us ACCOMPLISHED

CO-CURRICULARS Fall 2020 Covid cannot hold us back. That is the spirit of our Zephyrs community. We want the world to know that the hallmarks of Zephyrs pride, hard work, dedication and striving for excellence shine brightly during a pandemic. Our students have been busy since an unexpected pandemic swept across our school, state and world.

ZEPHYRS Fine Arts SMCS Fine Arts excelled during the 2019-20 school year. Theatre students in our SMCS Fine Arts were honored for their work on the production of BIG FISH. The all-female deck crew was awarded the Backstage Spirit Award for their work behind the scenes. The deck crew members were Emma Murray ‘20, Addie Van Nuland ‘20, Grace Meyer (So.), Lizzy Holschuh (Sr.), Miriam Shofner ‘20, Sue Zinzi (‘20) and Ola Jasiniewska (‘20). Their work helped shine a light on the singing and acting of the entire cast. One member of that cast received individual recognition. Eden Marshall (Jr.) was nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress for her portrayal of Sandra Bloom. The entire cast and crew of BIG FISH was thrilled to share their talents as the pandemic began to swirl in the spring. OUR SCHOOLS Tennis

Football

ZEPHYRS ZEPHYRS GIRLS The 2020 season was shortened but that did not stop the Zephyrs from from the Zephyrs did not stop but that shortened season was 2020 The regular season team finished the The (3-3). record finishing with a .500 also They offense. passing top-ranked football’s 8-man with the WIAA and lowest average points per game highest finished with the school’s all-conference received Zephyrs years. Several recent in point differential Steffen, Luke honors were Earning All-Conference recognition. team, Bublitz – 1st and Noah Kerwin Agii Lein, Aidan Anderson, Trace team. Griffith and Ethan Campbell – 2nd Danny

Girls tennis had a remarkable season. The team won the Big East Conference Conference the Big East won team season. The had a remarkable Girls tennis ten girls at her position. All place taking first girl every championship with Our 1 singles and Sectionals. to advance their Subsectional to also won are: players Those tournament. state for the 1 and 2 doubles qualified Natalie Chakar, Schultz, Rebecca Lilly Griffith, Acker, Anna Vanden honors were Earning All-Conference Korth. and Drew Emma Jares Emma Jares Schneider, Jensen, Eva Haley team, – 1st Acker Anna Vanden Lily Griffith, Chakar, Natalie Olivia Bergstrom, 2nd team, – Korth and Drew Mention. – Honorable Emma Dimmer and Sophia Taubel Cross Country Cross

Volleyball

Soccer

ZEPHYRS GIRLS

ZEPHYRS BOYS ZEPHYRS BOYS & GIRLS & BOYS ZEPHYRS Ashton Post, Ben Schoeni, Kaden Miller, Pierce Steffen, Haley Gustafson and Sylvia Walentowski - Honorable Mention. - Honorable Walentowski Sylvia and Gustafson Haley Steffen, Pierce Miller, Ben Schoeni, Kaden Post, Ashton the WIAA state meet, Kaela placed 13th place. Others earning All-Conference honors were Michael Weninger - 2nd team, - 2nd team, Michael Weninger were honors Others earning All-Conference 13th place. placed Kaela meet, state the WIAA placed 5th to join Kaela in earning first team all-conference honors. At honors. team all-conference in earning first join Kaela 5th to placed 18:44 to set a new school record for the 5K distance. Addison Dinka Dinka Addison the 5K distance. for school record set a new 18:44 to Kaela Groppel placed second at the conference meet with a time of meet with the conference at second placed Groppel Kaela AJ Groppel placed 5th; both earned first team all-conference honors. honors. team all-conference earned first 5th; both placed AJ Groppel third at the sectional meet. Tip Hogerty won the conference meet and conference the won Hogerty meet. Tip the sectional at third they placed seventh. The girls won their sub sectional meet and placed meet and placed their sub sectional girls won The seventh. placed they the sectional meet to qualify for the state championship meet, where meet, where championship the state qualify for meet to the sectional second. The boys won their sub sectional meet and placed second at at second meet and placed their sub sectional won boys The second. The boys team won the conference meet, while the girls team placed placed the girls team meet, while the conference won team boys The Gavin Bergstrom and Luke Peters – Honorable Mention. – Honorable Peters and Luke Bergstrom Gavin honors were Connor Powers – 1st team, AJ Groppel – 2nd team and – 2nd team Groppel AJ team, – 1st Powers Connor honors were statistical leaders for goals, assists and total points. Earning All-Conference All-Conference Earning points. total and assists goals, for leaders statistical all-conference honors as several Zephyrs players were among the league’s among the league’s were players Zephyrs honors as several all-conference championship and advanced to the sectional finals. Four players earned Four players finals. the sectional to championship and advanced earned the team a #2 seed in the regional. The Zephyrs won the regional the regional won Zephyrs The in the regional. a #2 seed earned the team October. The season ended with an overall 7-8-1 record. The strong finish strong The record. 7-8-1 overall season ended with an The October. and young lineup. The team finished the season strong with a 6-3 record in record with a 6-3 strong finished the season team The lineup. and young The 2020 Zephyrs boys soccer team opened the season with a new look with a new opened the season team soccer boys Zephyrs 2020 The The SMCS cross country teams had one of their best seasons in history. history. in seasons best of their had one teams country SMCS cross The Lauren Fischer – Honorable Mention. Fischer – Honorable Lauren honors were Jaydin Vosters – 1st team, Ava Staehler – 2nd team and – 2nd team Staehler Ava team, – 1st Vosters Jaydin honors were libero Daphne Piotrowski contributed 94 digs. Earning All-Conference 94 digs. Earning All-Conference contributed Daphne Piotrowski libero and Ava Staehler with 73 kills. Setter Ellie DeWitt had 254 assists and had 254 assists Ellie DeWitt kills. Setter with 73 Staehler and Ava Leading the Zephyrs were outside hitters Jaydin Vosters with 123 kills Vosters Jaydin outside hitters were the Zephyrs Leading with a tough lose in the Regional Final to the eventual state champion. state the eventual Final to lose in the Regional with a tough 2 weeks of the season to a COVID-19. The team finished the season team The a COVID-19. of the season to 2 weeks The volleyball team finished the year with a 5-6 record despite losing despite record year with a 5-6 finished the team volleyball The ZEPHYRS Fields A new top-of-the-line track and athletic field was added to the high school and middle school campus providing a premium play space for athletes. Ground breaking took place in late winter and construction wrapped up August 26, 2020. The track hosted its first ever event on August 28 as part of Zephyrs Connect.

The synthetic turf field for boys and girls soccer and football is surrounded by an 8-lane regulation track done in Zephyrs blue. The new complex includes a long jump track, pole vault pit, discuss and shotput area. This space can be used for track and field, soccer, football and other co-curricular sporting events.

Zephyrs Fields is a $2,500,000 complex built by Miron Construction and funded by Bergstrom Automotive and Miron Construction. The architectural and engineering was designed by Point of Beginning, Inc. This exciting addition to our campus enables SMCS to offer the most state-of-the-art athletic complex in the valley to its student body. Matthew Schoultz, Activities Director, shared these sentiments, “Our new facility is world class. We are blessed to have a facility like this. Our entire student body from preschool through high school will benefit from this exciting space. All of our schools will be able to enjoy using this for physical education, field days and other creative academic opportunities. I cannot wait to see how our teachers incorporate this space into their curriculum.”

The facility upgrade changes the face of sports at SMCS. Zephyrs Fields will generate additional income for our school system and community, as we host sporting events and tournaments. It will help drive enrollment and engagement among students and provides a space for our student athletes to train and compete at the highest levels.

Summarizing the benefit of this facility for our entire school system, Superintendent Tim Schigur said, “The students are so blessed by this addition to our campus. Our facilities, alongside the great academics we provide, make SMCS a destination school. We are thrilled to see how this new facility will drive our mission to inspire student success in the classroom, through co-curriculars and in spiritual growth.” OUR SCHOOLS Efforts CAMPUS MINISTRY MINISTRY CAMPUS STACY (SWEETELLA) NOVAK (SWEETELLA) STACY the for Finalist State 2020 Fellowship Teacher Herb Kohl As a part of Teens for Life I participated in many of the events that were were that events of the many in I participated Life for of Teens As a part clinic in Parenthood the Planned to went We ministry. campus done for were campaign, and we Life for 40 Days during the a week once Appleton the life for each prayed we where adoption program a part of a spiritual the was experiences best nine months. One of the for of an unborn baby group a part of a larger were we D.C., Held in Washington Life. for March many visited had daily Mass, we there While Diocese. Bay the Green from We of Planned Parenthood. in front and prayed and cathedrals, churches It truly was the world. all over with people from the March also attended forget. I’ll never an experience during 9th hour events several also organized SMCS campus ministry did the Chaplet we Friday, Every the in-person school year. throughout campus minister The had Mass. we and on Thursdays of Divine Mercy, teach us would he where Talk,” God a “3 O’clock also offer would about and ask questions could we that about the faith something new also planned the class 9th hour activities, he In addition to discuss. The Kohl Teacher Fellowship program recognizes and supports teaching and supports teaching recognizes program Fellowship Teacher Kohl The SMCS As a system, of Wisconsin. in the state and innovation excellence Teacher Herb Kohl the 2020 For annually. one candidate nominates by unanimously nominated was Novak (Sweetalla) Stacy Fellowship, and is an educational is innovative initiative, She takes SMCS leadership. our school system! to is a blessing Stacy thought leader. our important to are that projects for multiple grants has written Stacy like leadership on programs families. She provided and students staff, with works Stacy importantly, Most 60 and the Hula Hoop Project. NFL Play our Program, the Aquinas for elements the core develop to administration

grades 3-5 gifted and talented program, including the criteria for assessment and selection of students. assessment for including the criteria program, and talented 3-5 gifted grades promote activities that introduce to continues Englebert, “Stacy Helen SMCS President to According impacted enriched and positively She has greatly outcomes. learning and results-based collaborative SMCS!” to asset is a tremendous Stacy our schools and students.

grown in my relationship with Him. - Sophia Moore, Class of 2023 Class with Him. - Sophia Moore, relationship in my grown opportunities, I have been able to spend more time with God, especially Jesus in the Eucharist, and I have and I have especially Jesus in the Eucharist, time with God, spend more been able to opportunities, I have Rosary, the Liturgy of the Hours, and a Bible study via video call every week. Through all of these Through week. via video call every and a Bible study of the Hours, the Liturgy Rosary, the year, when we were all at home, we were still able to meet and do the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, the of Divine Mercy, meet and do the Chaplet able to still were we home, all at were when we the year, retreats throughout the year and helped plan school liturgies and service opportunities. At the end of opportunities. At and service and helped plan school liturgies the year throughout retreats NEW 2019-20 SMCS DIRECTORS

Athletic & Activities Director Director of Business Services Director of Mission Advancement Matthew Schoultz Jaime Frink Christopher Decker In July 2019, we welcomed new In August 2019, St. Mary Catholic In January 2020, we welcomed Athletic & Activities Director, Schools welcomed a new Director a new Director of Mission Matthew Schoultz. Matt joined of Business Services, Jaime Frink. Advancement, Christopher SMCS with over 25 years of Jaime joins SMCS with over Decker. Chris joined SMCS experience in athletic coaching 25 years of experience, most with over 15 years of leadership and directing. He coached girls recently as the director of finance experience, most recently as volleyball at Lawrence University with the Commonwealth the associate pastor with for 13 years and was most recently Companies of Fond du Lac, WI. New Hope in Neenah, WI. involved with the Champions She is responsible for managing all Chris is responsible for Center Fox Cities. Matt is aspects of fiscal services including designing and implementing responsible for administering budgeting, accounting, payroll and a comprehensive advancement the SMCS co-curricular program financial reporting. In addition, plan to support all aspects and overseeing the SMCS athletic the position oversees the SMCS of philanthropic giving. facilities. Matt graduated business office, Scrip program, Chris graduated from Concordia from the University of technology department and food University, Chicago with a Wisconsin-Oshkosh with a services. Jaime graduated from Communication degree followed Bachelor’s Degree in Business Arizona State University with a by a Master of Divinity from Administration-Marketing. bachelor’s degree in Accountancy. Concordia Seminary, St. Louis.

NEW SMCS HIGH SCHOOL CHAPLAIN Father Mark Mleziva SMCS is excited to share that our new high school chaplain has hit the ground running! Fr. Mark Mleziva has made his presence known by being a positive and inspiring presence in our students’ lives. He joined the freshmen at their beginning of the school year picnic, he regularly eats lunch with our students on Wednesdays and he celebrates weekly school masses. Fr. Mark remarked, “I am so excited to join the SMCS family! I can’t wait to meet the students and families at SMCS!” As he meets the students Fr. Mark becomes a valuable piece of their spiritual growth. He is able to discuss vocations that center around service to the Church. Fr. Mark has also proven to be an easy person to talk with and share concerns. Having someone to talk with like Fr. Mark is a great benefit to our student body. Fr. Mark is a native of Wisconsin, having grown up outside of Luxemburg where he attended Catholic elementary school. He spent two years studying at St. Francis de Sales Seminary in Milwaukee, and then four years studying in Rome at the Pontifical North American College. Fr. Mark was ordained a priest in 2017. He currently serves as the Vocation Director for the Green Bay Diocese. ZEPHYRFEST It is with great joy and a bit of nostalgia that we look back to May 2, 2020, and the first ever Virtual Zephyrfest. The COVID-19 pandemic was in its infancy and SMCS rose to the occasion by holding the first virtual fundraising event by a non-profit from Oshkosh to Green Bay. Only the creative and passionate SMCS community could have pulled that off! We want to thank all of our sponsors and donors who partnered with us to ensure the mission of SMCS would carry forward. Together we raised a profit of $544,813!

It is with great anticipation that we announce the date, April 24, for Zephyrfest 2021. As we continue to manage the pandemic, we are directing all of our planning and creativity to an event that will be like none other. The 2021 event will be more creative, more engaging and more inspirational than ever. We cannot wait for you to join us!

$544,813 Profit

BUSINESS Directory

St. Teresa of Calcutta taught us many things. One of those many valuable lessons is to do things for others OUR SCHOOLS simply because we can. “I can do things you cannot, you can do things I cannot; together we can do great things.” At SMCS we are taking that quote to heart! We want to do great things together. One simple, yet impactful, thing we can do is highlight your business and hard work in our community.

We have dedicated a page on our website for an Alumni & Friends of SMCS Business Directory. When you share your business contact information with us we will display it as a way to support the great work you are doing! It is our hope that people will look at the directory first when they need professional services in the Fox Valley. When they do, your business will be front and center. Complete the online form at https://smcatholicschools.org/smcs-business-directory/ to include your business! It is our pleasure to include you and your skills in this directory. SMCS wants to help you succeed and grow as you utilize your God-given talents to serve the people in our communities.

PARTNERS from NEAR and FAR The world faces a need for new innovators, thinkers and problem-solving leaders. The goal of VEX is to create engaging, affordable and powerful solutions that immerse students in STEM through the excitement of building and programming. “It’s Legos on steroids!” This is how junior Kaden Miller describes his work with the SMCS VEX program. “When I was younger my dad wouldn’t let me cut Legos into the correct size. Now I get to cut metal and make it all fit.” Evan Unruh, a sophomore at SMCS, recognizes that creative problem solving is fun and sees its importance in shaping a better future. “You get useful experience in knowing how work flow goes and just be able to do work more efficiently.” Students like Kaden and Evan are offered these opportunities to grow and learn because of generous partners in our mission to inspire success. Those partners come from near and far. Distance never stopped Joan Hartl and her late husband Richard Hartl (‘55) from keeping SMCS close to their hearts. Working in a STEM related field his entire career, Richard wanted to provide a great start to aspiring science-minded students. The incorporation of PLTW into St. Mary Catholic Schools’ core curriculum four years ago, and our various STEM-related co-curricular activities, have been a perfect fit for the Hartls’ desired area of giving. Emilie Boots, middle school science teacher, appreciates the Hartls’ generosity. “The students are blessed with materials and equipment we have never had before.” Boots says, “The students work as a team. Students at every level are able to shine in the presence of their classmates!” Support for SMCS does not just come from far away. Patricia Samolinski of Winneconne, WI has found a unique way to support the mission of SMCS. Working at Winneconne Thrift and Gift, a faith-based resale store, has enabled Patricia to support a variety of Catholic religious curriculum and fine arts opportunities at SMCS. She generously donates her paycheck directly to SMCS. She knows having a variety of opportunities makes a difference to our students, “SMCS is smaller. Where else can a student be in football, chorus, forensics, fine arts and experience such diverse clubs?” Freshman Ray Pingel said this about our generous supporters, “I would say they have changed many kids’ lives.” Patricia and her husband Craig Samolinski (’69) directed a portion of their financial gift to the Fine Arts Italy Trip that will happen in the future. Patricia plans to join the group as a chaperone and looks forward to being an eye-witness to the growth these students will experience in Italy! Pamela Barnhill, SMCS Band Teacher and Italy Trip organizer, commented “We could not do these kinds of trips and give students these unique opportunities without support from people who believe in what we are doing. It makes our work with students so much more rewarding when we know people see the value!” If you want to join the Hartls and Samolinskis in changing the lives of students at SMCS, contact Director of Mission Advancement, Christopher Decker at [email protected] or 920-722-7796 ext. 662.

SMCS FOUNDATION St. Mary Catholic Schools Foundation unites alumni, parents and friends in celebration and support of St. Mary Catholic Schools. The Foundation recognizes that tuition assistance, teachers’ professional development, technology upgrades and facilities sustainability are vital areas for the health and well-being of SMCS. The Foundation is committed to providing a third-source income to SMCS for generations to come! Current SMCS Foundation Board member, Dan Engelhard, remarks, “I am very excited about our future. SMCS continues to drive improvement in all areas of our mission. I believe the SMCS Foundation will be an excellent resource to SMCS and will provide greater confidence to our donors in the future.”

We are pleased to offer new partners to the Foundation a special incentive. Until June 30, 2022, all gifts made OUR SCHOOLS to the Foundation will not be charged any administrative fees. This incentive guarantees that 100% of your gift directly supports our schools, students and teachers! The central goal of the SMCS Foundation is providing the very best for SMCS students, teachers and staff. Current Foundation Board President, Ryan Valentine, summarizes it best, “The SMCS Foundation will benefit students and families by encouraging new gifts. Like most organizations, we face some financial challenges. We want the best teachers, the best administrators, the best facilities and the best experience for our students and families. We will always need the generous support of our donors. The SMCS Foundation will ensure we properly manage existing gifts and will encourage new donations.” If you would like to consider a gift to the SMCS Foundation please email or call Christopher Decker at [email protected] or 920-722-7796 ext. 662. ALUMNI Spotlights

Alec Brew ‘12

Alec participated in a group of physical therapy and engineering students for an annual “Go Baby Go” build project. This project takes electric cars that young children commonly have, and then customizes them to fit the needs of children with difficulties in ambulation that limit their abilities to explore the world around them. Alec’s favorite part of this project was working in tandem with the engineering students, and seeing the big smiles from the kids and parents when they brought the toys to their homes. Alec will be graduating in the fall of 2020.

Nathan Berg ‘17

A mechanical engineering student at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, Nathan was selected for an intern position with SpaceXin Hawthorne, CA. Nathan was the manufacturing engineer for the Dragon 2. He describes his great opportunity below.

“I was the manufacturing engineer for 2 different valves designs that are present on the Dragon 2 spacecraft propulsion system. Multiple quantities of each design are present on every vehicle, and all the physical valves I was responsible for will be used on future missions (with and without astronauts on board) to the ISS. One of the valves was an isolation valve, which simply acts like an on-off switch for fluid flow. The other was a burst disk that separates two pressurized systems.

As a manufacturing engineer Nathan was responsible for the day to day production of his valves. This centered mostly around addressing issues that arose during the fabrication and assembly of the valves from damage, incorrect processing, failed testing, failed inspections; and when possible, developing robust processes to prevent the issues from occurring again. In the interest of continuous improvement, he was involved in various “campaigns” to increase productivity and decrease engineering input.”

Additionally, he was responsible for the creation and upkeep of the instructions used by technicians to assemble the valves. Nathan was also able to get some hands-on testing with the burst disk and isolation valve to gather data for analysis and further validate the designed lifecycle of the valves.

Nathan said, “I thoroughly enjoyed working at SpaceX, and my role as a manufacturing engineer because my projects and responsibilities provided me with valuable work experience. They spanned numerous facets of engineering.” ALUMNI Spotlights ALUMNI

The pandemic and a broken arm could not stop Karli Van Camp ’16. Van Karli not stop arm could pandemic and a broken The Oregon. in Portland, Mortenson this summer for intern an was Karli to shortened was 12 weeks originally scheduled for internship The Portland, to moving after days the pandemic. Three due to 6 weeks with work to able was Karli her arm and needed surgery. broke Karli Portland. Hall in downtown Concert Schnitzer on the historic a team forget. she will never be an internship will definitely This Congratulations to Ally Butke ’11, as she celebrates her four-year her four-year she celebrates ’11, as Ally Butke to Congratulations Society Insurance. with anniversary marry him me to friend asked My best remember! always to vacation “A engagement. ’11 on your Ally Butke to and I said YES!” Congratulations Greg Cops ’14 and his finance’ Megan Faustini recently spent four months months four spent recently Faustini Megan finance’ and his ’14 Cops Greg and serving Mexico of Guerrero, in the mountains of Itio-Thia village in the businesses small start helped Greg people. the indigenous with working and flower chili farm farm, goat carpentry business, including a in the village Although Spanish. children teaching the in the school worked field. Megan both Greg and economy, on health, education, focused was the program in casual conversations faith their Christian spread tried to and Megan with six other house in a missionary met while living friends they with the were “There mentioned, Greg an adventure. was day single Every volunteers. experiences to be one of the best proved but it ups and downs definitely what knew ever Megan and I hardly say to safe had. It’s either of us ever brought even and experience had a great God we be to Thanks expect. to with us, Memo and Thomyo”. pups home two Jenna Thelen ’18 is living in Bulach, a city just north of Zurich. Jenna is ’18 is living in Bulach, a city just Jenna Thelen than just She is learning so much more German in Switzerland. studying be immersed in a completely to She said it is amazing the language. not speak do people that many by so to be surrounded and culture different but to, to get used took a while differences cultural The the same language. the region. around traveling Jenna also enjoys it has been so rewarding. An experience of a lifetime for Sydney Gagne ’18 as she chose to study study Gagne she chose to ’18 as Sydney for of a lifetime An experience had a full Sydney semester. the spring 2020 Italy for in Florene, abroad Italian classes, museum and communication, load which included course the program, the into weeks five in English. Unfortunately, taught all were good The the program. cancel had to UW-Oshkosh hit Italy and coronavirus different how experience she got to there was while Sydney though, news time was Sydney’s a health crisis. Though to react and countries cultures of Pisa and she got see the leaning tower visit Prague, able to short she was when things someday return hopes to Sydney baths. the Budapest sit in to normal. get back to

Ally Butke ‘11

Sydney Gagne ‘18 Sydney Gagne ‘18 Greg Cops ‘14 ‘14 Cops Greg

Karli Van Camp ‘16 Jenna Thelen ‘18 Beginnings NEW Mark Cops ‘12 & Greg Cops ‘14

Anne Britt ‘13 Anne Britt ‘13 became engaged. 2021 wedding plans are being made.

Congratulations to the Cops brothers. Mark Cops ’12 and Greg Cops ’14 both were married this summer.

Clare (Englebert) ‘09 Clare (Englebert ’09) & Jim Stefanich, welcomed their first born into their family. On June 3rd, Wesley James Stefanich was born weighing in at 9 lbs 3 oz and 20.5 inches. Congratulations!

Curtis Stark ‘09 Curtis Stark ’09 and his wife Kelsey Ruegger welcomed triplets into the world on September 5, 2020. Scarlet Jane 2 lbs 1 oz - 13 inches, Eloise Carroll 2 lbs 9 oz – 14 inches, Lucille Lynn 2 lbs 14 oz – 14.75 inches

Angela (Batterman) ‘09 & Amanda (Batterman) ‘09 Congratulations to the Batterman twins! Angela and Amanda both expanded their families by one this year. Amanda & Jay Probasco welcomed Elenor Colletter on April 11, 2020 weighing in at 6 lbs 7 oz and 19 inches long. Angela & Cody Schuebel welcomed Oliver to their family on July 16th, he was 6 lbs 10.5 oz and 20 inches long.

Anja Marker ‘15 Erika Quinonez ‘18 Anja Marker ’15 started her teaching Erika Quinonez ’18 started career as a Special Education Teacher a new position as a Public at Brillion Elementary School after Relations Specialist at graduating from UWEC in May. Marquette University Student Government. Pat Knapinski ‘16 Zach Parks ‘16 Pat Knapinski ’16 has accepted Zach Parks ’16 graduated a graduate assistant position Cum Laude this past in Athletic Communications spring from Marquette with the University of University. Zach double Southern Indiana. Pat will majored in Mathematics and be working towards his M.S. Computer Science. in Sport Management. Congratulations Zach!

Andrew Depies ‘14 Andrew Depies ’14 graduated with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Marquette University. Andrew will be working as a physical therapist in the Milwaukee area. Congratulations Andrew!

Raven Ferry-LeClari ‘17 Raven Ferry-LeClari ’17, graduated from Winona State with a double major in Marketing and Spanish. Raven is currently working for a clothing company called WodBottom. They sell athletic wear and a portion of every sale goes back to DAIS, a domestic violence intervention service in Verona, WI.

Melissa Srnka ‘16 Congratulations Melissa Srnka ’16 on all your accomplishments at UW-Oshkosh. During her last year she competed on the Titans’ 4x400m relay team and Melissa set personal bests on her 400m split. The women’s team took 3rd at the WIAC Indoor Championship.

Maddie Uhlenbrauck ‘16 Maddie Uhlenbrauck ‘16 graduated Summa Cum Laude this past December from St. Norbert College. Maddie majored in Business Administration (marketing) with a minor in Communication Studies. Maddie also received the Distinguished Scholastic Achievement Award. Congratulations Maddie! ALUMNI Emily Minton ‘16 Congratulations to Emily Minton ’16. Emily graduated from St. Norbert College, majoring in Philosophy. Emily received The Thomas Phelan and James Regan Award for Excellence in Philosophy and was a member of the Honors Program.

NEW Beginnings Second Annual YOUNG ALUMNI VISIT DAY

On January 8, SMCHS welcomed back our young alumni from the years 2015 – 2019 to share their post high school experiences with our current students. Afterwards, alumni and teachers enjoyed re-connecting during a shared lunch.

Back row: Jacob Kundert ’18, Mack Blashka ’16, Lauren Unruh ’16, Claire Kalaus ’15, Sydney Gagne ’18, Nora Hogerty ’18, Adam Eichhorst ’18. Front Row: Andrea Moreno ‘19, Emily Pingel ‘16, Nyssa Schneider ’19, Abby Thiel ’19, Anna Little’ 19.

SMCHS STUDENTS CAROL to Friends of SMCS

In December 2019, our music and band students took time out of their busy schedules to spread some cheer to our alumni and donors through their gift of music.

Third Annual Z CABARET

In February, audience members enjoyed an intimate evening as we celebrated SMCS fine arts. Several of our alumni came back to share their time and talents with us. Thank you to SMCS Fine Arts Director, Hayden Kraus ’11, for hosting this wonderful event.

Back row: Michael Greif ‘12, Amanda Finch ‘07, Amy Carpenter ‘96, Sophie Dionne ‘17, Justine (Peroutky) Semrow ‘03, Josh Nauber-Finch ‘14 Front row: Luke Bergstrom ‘02 REUNIONS

Looks like the class of 2009 had a blast celebrating their 10-year class reunion at Holiday’s Pub & Grill!

Below is a list of classes that will be celebrating a milestone year. As always, we would love for you to share any photos of your gatherings! Let us help you plan! Contact Anne Ledwith at 920-792-7796 or [email protected].

2011 - 10 year 1986 - 35 year 1961 - 60 year 2006 - 15 year 1981 - 40 year 1956 - 65 year 2001- 20 year 1976 - 45 year 1951 - 70 year 1996 - 25 year 1971 - 50 year 1946 - 75 year 1991 - 30 year 1966 - 55 year

OUR CONGRATS TO 2020 Graduates ALUMNI SMCHS EXCELLENCE Awards #4EVERZEPHYRS During the 2020 SMCHS graduation ceremony two awards were given to deserving couples. The SMCHS SPIRIT Volunteer Service Award honors extraordinary commitment and service to SMCHS. The SMCHS Honorary Alumni Designation honors non-graduates of SMCHS who make a significant and selfless impact through the sharing of their time and talents. In both of these awards we see the hallmarks of Christian faith lived out for all to see. Please join us in celebrating the 2020 recipients. SMCHS Honorary Alumni Designation: Dianne & John F. Bergstrom All three of Dianne and John F. Bergstrom’s children attended St. Mary Catholic Schools through grade school, middle and high school and completed their Catholic education at Marquette University. All nine of their grandchildren are students in all three levels of SMCS. Dianne and John F. are incredibly appreciative of the quality work that the teachers, coaches and staff do for the students. They believe that SMCS students are fully prepared for their lives going forward because of the hard work of our committed educators. They embrace the responsibility to give back in meaningful ways so SMCS can have the educators and facilities to deliver a quality faith-based education.

SMCHS SPIRIT Volunteer Service Award: Jeff & Lynn Parks All three of Jeff and Lynn Parks’ children graduated from SMCHS. During the years their children were attending SMC schools Jeff and Lynn were regularly involved. They were self-sacrificing and servant-hearted. The coordination of parent-teacher conference meals was always their priority. To serve the SMCS Boosters, Jeff and Lynn also coordinated the concession stand efforts during volleyball. The Parks spirit for giving back to SMCS was a blessing to students, teachers and staff. Their contribution is a model for others to follow.

SMCHS ALUMNI Mentoring Program We continue to match our current students through our SMCHS Alumni Mentoring Program. This program was established to promote career awareness with our high school students. The main goal is to allow juniors and seniors to make a connection with an SMCHS alum who is currently employed in the career field that the student is interested in exploring.

Through this mentorship process, the student gains an awareness of what it takes to become successful in the identified field. The alum advises and guides the student through career exploration and sharing personal experiences with obstacles and successes they have experienced. Interested in participating? Email Anne at [email protected]

ALUMNI Share Your NEWS We want to hear from you! Update your contact information and submit your stories (engagements, weddings, children, accomplishments) to [email protected]. SMCS ALUMNI Awards

It is important to recognize outstanding accomplishments of our graduates as well as their contributions to their communities. For that purpose, we have established several recognitions for SMCHS alumni. These are our awards and we congratulate our most recent winners. • Outstanding Catholic Christian Service Award honors an alum who has demonstrated faithful service to the Lord in vocational ministry, Christian service or a church leadership position, and through his or her continued support of SMCS. The 2020 recipient is Mary Rohe Krueger, a 1969 graduate of SMCHS. In 2002, Mary completed the Green Bay Diocese Commissioned Ministry and in 2008 earned a Masters Degree in Theology from Ave Maria University. Mary shared “Beside my faith, the best blessing in my life is my family.” Mary has stayed active with St. Patrick’s, Menasha and SMCHS ministry as: Pastoral leader, finance council member, parish council member, mass greeter, leader of stations of the cross, liturgy and care ministry committee member and liturgical role trainer at St. Patrick’s as well as SMCS Board of Trustees member and SMCS Board of Directors member. • The Distinguished Service Award recognizes an alum who has given his or her time, energy and resources to enhance the well-being of SMCS and the greater community. He or she exhibits a high degree of leadership, character and integrity. The 2020 recipient is Lori (Ropella) Vegso, a 1980 graduate of SMCHS. After high school Lori continued her education at Marquette University receiving an accounting degree in 1984. Lori and her husband Tom have lived in California, Minnesota and Wisconsin. Lori is committed to the SMCS community. She was elected to the SMCS Board of Trustees in 2016 and has demonstrated strong leadership, character and integrity in all aspects of her volunteer board responsibilities. Lori led the board strategic plan refresh, the strategic task force initiatives and served as chair of several board committees. • The Alumni Achievement Award is presented to an alum who displayed strong leadership while a student at SMCHS, who has achieved distinction in his/her community and/or field of expertise and who continues to support SMCS. The 2020 recipient is John Hale, a 1975 SMCHS graduate. After high school, John continued his education at Georgetown University. John is currently as partner at Cooley LLP in Palo Alto, California. In 2019 John won the gold medal for Team USA in the Americas Masters Track & Field Championships in Toronto in the 10K and a silver in the 8K cross country race. Before the pandemic, John was planning to represent the USA in the world championships.

Nominate an alum today at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/alumexcelawards Questions? E-mail Anne Ledwith at [email protected]

COMMUNICATION Survey There is much to be excited about at St. Mary Catholic Schools, including the opening of our new championship athletic field and track complex, the upcoming launch of our Alumni Association and the latest efforts to ensure healthy SMCS Campuses. In an effort to best communicate our excitement with you, would you please take this brief three minute survey regarding how you prefer to receive information? Thank you in advance for your time. Survey Link: surveymonkey.com/r/zephyrs ALUMNI STAY CONNECTED through your class Facebook Page All alumni classes have their own Facebook page! This is a great place to connect with your classmates, plan class reunions, celebrate the past, share pictures and reminisce! Become a member to tell your past classmates about what you are doing now (travel, your job, family, etc.) and see what they have been up to! Find your class’s Facebook page by searching SMC Alumni Class of______(fill in your graduation year). COVID-19 IMPACTS our Young ALUMNI

This is what our SMCS Alumni that are graduating from college this spring have to say on how the COVID19 has impacted them.

Lauren Unruh ‘16

Before COVID-19 was declared a pandemic, I was hired as a patient care technician at a hospital in Indianapolis, to get more patient care experience before starting PA school. However, the unit I was hired on is now dissolved to support the growing number of COVID-19 patients. During my most recent shift I was floated to the medical intensive care unit where I provided support to the nurses on the front lines of this pandemic.

Pat Knapinski ‘16

The new pandemic has put my path in a strange situation to say the least. Online classes began right after spring break and it honestly is not a great learning experience when you’ve spent over 3.5 years in a completely different learning setting. It’s tough but we all have to deal with it. It’s not the end to college that me or any of my friends envisioned, especially when the last two months of college are a ton of fun. Career-wise, the COVID-19 virus has put a stoppage to almost all hiring in the sport industry. With the restrictions that are in place, uncertainty has caused organizations to avoid hiring all together. It leaves me and many others with limited options following graduation, adding in an economic downturn has caused jobs to not even be posted. Michael Van De Het ‘16

COVID-19 has definitely made an interesting end to my senior year. When it comes to classes, I would much rather be sitting in the classroom learning rather than watching online videos. I feel going online has made it more difficult than it already was to stay motivated! When it comes to the graduation ceremony, I think doing so virtually is disappointing. I think it is unfortunate that we won’t have the opportunity to walk the stage, at least anytime soon. From a job perspective, I am grateful to have signed on with a company (Georgia Pacific), but this pandemic has made it very hard for my classmates to find job opportunities, due to lack of hiring at this time.

Regan Andersen ‘17

I would say that the situation isn’t ideal for anyone right now. All of my classes have been moved online obviously, but the experience has varied based on the course. My majors and coursework are very interactive so while some have remained productive, others have been disrupted and we have had to adjust a lot. Commencement has been “postponed” for now, but it is likely that it will get cancelled. It feels very surreal to not have all these events and celebrations to look forward to in the last few months of school and to not have the chance to graduate alongside my peers that I have worked alongside to get to this point, and I am sad about it for sure, but I also keep trying to remind myself how blessed I am in this whole situation. I am home right now surrounded by people who love and care about me, eating home-cooked meals every night, and am healthy. There are a lot of people who can’t say the same right now, so if by staying home and missing all of these things can help us all in the long run, I am happy to do my part. I think it is important to take time to reflect on all of these things and take time to be sad and disappointed, but reflecting on the good has also helped to keep in good spirits during these times for sure!

Marissa Quinonez ‘16

I graduated in June with a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work with a minor in Spanish. Due to the current pandemic circumstances, the graduation ceremony at

UW-Oshkosh has been canceled. Participation at my ALUMNI internship has also been impacted by a reduction of hours and the thorough experience I am now missing out on. Nevertheless, I am looking forward to continuing my education at UW-Milwaukee this fall to pursue a Master’s degree in Social Work. SMCS DONORS H- Honorary Alumni SMCS Annual Fund Donors Gordon Meier ‘40 Paul & Pam Cleveland Dave & Sharon Mooney Michelle Garcia Condit Founders Colleen O’Brien ‘60 Gary Coopman ‘67 Donated $2,500 or above during the 2019-20 Max ‘97 & Tracy Ogden John ‘65 & Diane (Guralski) ‘64 Coughlin fiscal year Gene ‘63 & Shari Patzner James P. Cummings ‘82 William ‘68 & Genevieve Arndt Norbert ‘56 & Joyce Quella Lois Dahl ‘40 A grant from the “Richard & Terri Auchter Fund Ann (Miller) ‘80 & Kurt Rasmussen Paul & Lenore Dallman within the Community Foundation for the Michael J. Rass ‘73 Margaret Damie ‘38 Fox Valley Region” Clem Rass in memory of Ed & Linda (Birling) ‘83 Davidson Bergstrom Automotive Magdalene (Rippl) Rass ‘36 Brad DeLeeuw & Family in memory of Chris ‘91 & Kristen Bergstrom Ryan & Natalie Ripley “Bud DeLeeuw” John F. (H) & Dianne (H) Bergstrom Dennis H. Runnoe ‘67 Susan M. Derfus Richard (H) & Jennifer (H) Bergstrom Kaydee & Joe Ruppert John ‘55 & Janet DeYoung Mike (H) & Beth (H) Brown Candy Rusin Ronald ‘56 & Lotus Dibelius Hartwig Family Foundation-Evie (Zuleger) ‘70 Mercedes Schaefer Fran & Cindy Dimmer & Chris Hartwig A grant from the James and Jan Schueppert Patrick & Susan Doherty Clarence Loehning ‘48 Family Fund of the Catholic Community Lyle ‘53 & Mary Dolven Harold ‘46 & Doris (Bayer) ‘45 Miller Family Foundation In honor of Ziggy Gross A grant from the “Harold R. and Doris M. Miller Thomas R. Selig ‘50 in memory of John Selig ‘48 Julie Drzewiecki ‘77 & Adam Martin Family Fund within the Community Foundation & Barb Multhauf ‘53 of the Fox Valley Region” David Ducharme Paul & Jeanne Seveska Jon & Patricia Myers Beth Duchateau ‘73 Tom ‘64 & Claire Simon Don Naseef Debra Eberhard-Mohnen ‘75 in memory of Millie Franz & Sandra Stadtmueller Neurospine Center of Wisconsin-Drs. David Dewitt Mohnen Kenneth Suess ‘55 & Rick Staehler Gary & Bonnie Elmer Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Terrien Donald & Janet Turner A grant from the “Daniel & Annamarie Engelhard Ryan & Jennifer Valentine Drs. Peter & Cari Ullrich Family Fund within the Community Foundation Lori (Roepella) Vegso ‘80 for the Fox Valley Region” David ‘73 & Jane (Beachkofski) ‘73 Voss Steve ‘81 & Carol Wilda Jim ‘59 & Helen Englebert Tom & Tina Zimmer Family The Young Family Jeff ‘68 & Debbie Englebert Partner James Ferron ‘50 Friend Donated between $1,500 and $2,466 during the In memory of Thomas J Fink ‘54 2019-20 fiscal year Donated between $1 and $499 during the John ‘66 & Susan (Viotto) ‘72 Fink 2019-20 fiscal year William & Terri Bittner Mike & Wendy Fischer Richard Abb (H) William C. Griffith, Sr. Eden & Katherine Foord Jill (Gyrion) ‘85 & John Ahles Gary & Judy Gunderson Loretta (Haas) Frassetto ‘47 Rosemary & Glen Ahles Phil Kerwin & Alyssa Dudkowski Bill ‘69 & Sandy Friedrichs Kristy Albrecht Dan ‘70 & Cathy (Stilp) ‘70 McClone Emily (Rhode) ‘60 & James Funk Gordon ‘41 & Kathryn Altenhofen John ‘78 & Shelley Miller Mona (McDaniel) Fuszard ‘49 Richard & Lori Batley Philip (H) & Marna (H) Pier Dawn (Derfus) ‘89 & Daniel Gaab Sandra (Porsche) ‘66 & William Bean Michael Roemer ‘62 Michelle (Monahan) ‘78 & Gary Gawinski Jerome & Margaret Beck in memory of Shana Beck Francis Van Lieshout Rita Gee ‘53 Bill Beisenstein ‘66 David & Jacquelyn Weiland William ‘55 & Joan Geenen Richard & Naomi Benz Dave Genke & Michelle Bauer Leader Andrew ‘99 & Lyndsey Bergstrom Tony ‘77 & Gale Gerharz Donated between $500 and $1,499 during the The Billings Family John & Julianne Giese 2019-20 fiscal year Karen (Kellner) ‘95 & Chris ‘97 Birling Mary Beth (St. Peter) ‘57 & Robert Gilmore Mary (Kitchin) ‘65 & Dennis Bachmayer Theresa Block ‘43 Chuck & Becky (Houk) ‘67 Gleasner Badger Plug Company Olivia Bohman ‘08 Ruth (Jacobs) ‘60 & Leonard Glodowski Joseph ‘64 & Jean (Snyder) ‘65 Beisenstein Madonna (Kurkowski) Booher ‘52 Chuck & Jan Gostas Carole (Swoboda) ‘47 & Jack Berg Bill & Emilie Boots Julie (Hulbert) ‘76 & Mike Graverson Jeff & Kim Berg Mona Bouressa Peter ‘63 & Na Vonne Green Jeff & Nancy Braatz Family Patricia G. Bowen Gini (Howard) ‘55 & John Green John ‘61 & Linda Brantmeier Carol (Dibelius) Brachmann ‘58 Doug & Anne Greif Bob ‘81 & Theresa Burns John ‘56 & Rita Bradish Jim Griesbach ‘74 John & Jane Campbell Bruce Brantmeier ‘68 Thomas ‘61 & Susan (Werner) ‘62 Gruper William Ciske ‘46 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Breen Susan (Beauchaine) ‘68 & Howard Gundlach John & Leah (Brown) ‘64 Collins Sharon (Thiel) Brenner ‘67 Martin & Evelyn Haanstad Maryann (Pepin) Crissey ‘61 Jim & Marsha Britt Rev. James A. Hablewitz Marvin & Kathleen Daniels Chris ‘96 & Liesl (Bergstrom) ‘99 Britzke Cindy (Hopfensperger) ‘75 Hainer in Ken Danielson Donna Brown ‘57 memory of Mick Hopfensperger and Jack ‘72 & Clare Drzewiecki Norman Brown ‘60 Jean Hopfensperger Gross Dr. Timothy & Joan Flaherty Thomas ‘65 & Nancy Brown Anna Marie Halaychik ‘66 Tim ‘58 & Sandy Goss George & Beth Brownell Sandra Stark-Hale ‘76 & Brian Hale ‘76 Ann (Stanton) ‘81 & Mike Hoernke Patricia (Wickeham) ‘78 & George Bryan Dwight & Donna Halfmann A grant from the “Bob and Mary Karisny Karen & Robert Burr Ruth Ann Hamilton Family Fund within the Community Foundation Micheal & Anne ‘70 (Freund) Buss Gail Hawley for the Fox Valley Region” Susan (Wolff) Campbell ‘95 Helen (Wilz) Heiss ‘50 Ken & Lori Kellner George & Andrea Carberry Joan (Schmitzer) ‘62 Helein Dolores Krueger Michael Carroll (H) Ron & Naoko Hentz Michael & Diane Mahlik Patrick & Kathy Casperson Dolly Hoffman Mary Kay (Kampo) Martin ‘66 Julie Castagna David ‘59 & Susan Huelsbeck Friend continued Mark & Pat Miller Patricia (Stilp) ‘58 & Robert Smith Merry & Richard ‘55 Mitchell Patricia (Bolwerk) ‘77 & Tom Smith Kathryn M. Huelsbeck ‘56 Donald Montonati ‘51 Jeff & Jodi Smogoleski Kathryn Hurley ‘60 Thomas & Janice (Baken) ‘80 Morse Shelley (Kemps) ‘79 & Mike Sonsthagen Anne (Lyon) Huston ‘62 Jean (Farrell) ‘64 & Richard Moxon Elizabeth Southard Terry & Ellen (Resch) ‘82 Jack Robert & Jean Marie Mueller David J. ‘59 & Carol L. Spang Ken Jahnke ‘64 Nathan Muttart Kevin Spang ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Jankowski Tom & Lindell (Hoffy) ‘64 Nabbefeld Judi (Adrian) ‘68 & Frederick Stadler Donald C. ‘53 & Mary H. Jensen Gary & Renee Neumeyer Kevin & Angela Staner Family Jonathan & Shirley Joch Joyce Nyman ‘46 Robert & Rosalind Stanke Mary Lou (Niesen) ‘81 Kalaus Gerald ‘53 & Molly O’Connell Samuel Steidl ‘87 Gary & Anne Kaufert Gene & Cathy Ott Gerald J. Stilp ‘63 John Keating ‘76 Mary Beth & Jeff Otto Tiffany (Halfmann) Stram ‘65 Nick ‘72 & Mary (Klarner) ‘74 Kees Diane & Jerry Ozark Tiffany & Derek Strande Kathy (Marshall) ‘70 & Mark Kellermann Stephen & Amee Pable Luann (Kons) ‘68 & William Streur Gina (Griesser) Kennedy ‘75 Mary Beth (Brantmeier) ‘66 & Peter Pankratz Bill & Carolyn Stuck Jill (Kettenhofen) Kerhin ‘88 Catherine & Fran Parolini Virginia (Griesbach) Swichtenberg ‘48 Paul & Lois Kerscher Brad & Susan (Woulf) ‘80 Pawlowski Kurt ‘82 & Janet Swiecichowski Donna M. Kessler ‘61 Sharon L. Peeters Dottie (Friedrichs) Terryn ‘79 in memory of L.G. Edward Kiefer ‘49 Thomas K. Penney ‘60 & Ines Friedrichs Tara Klassen in honor of Lylith Rogers Keith & Sue Peters Pete & Sue Thelen Kay (Young) ‘62 & Ben Kluth Marilyn Peterson Antoine & Nicole (Streur) ‘94 Tines Elizabeth Knapinski ‘12 Beth Pier ‘83 Paul Toonen ‘49 The Knapinski Family Jim & Sue Piotrowski Joseph Trzasko Jim (H) & Mary Ellen (H) Knecht Dan & Sandra Piotrowski Julianna Turoski John & Ruth Kobinsky Carol Plank ‘57 Frank & Anita Unger Herb Kohl Philanthropies John Pollack Barbara (Noll) ‘84 & Scott ‘83 Van De Hey David & Sandra Konetzke Carol Porsche ‘60 James ‘54 & Carol VanDenHeuvel Laverne Kons Barb & Jerry ‘64 Porsche Bill & Sue Van Eeckhout Margaret Phillip Koskinen (H) John & Marianne Powers Carol Van Marter William Kraus ‘61 Bill & Natalie Raaths Mike & Jodi (Niesen) ‘86 Van Rossum Jeff ‘80 & Sheri Kroll Mary (McCormick) Rades ‘66 Valerie Vancil Tom Kropidlowski Richard ‘57 & Carol (Werth) Rank ‘57 Peter ‘60 & Evangeline Vanderhyden Mary (Rohe) ‘69 & Jeff Krueger Thomas & Darlene Rappert Carol (Weber) ‘61 & Paul Vanevenhoven Joshua & Grace Kutney Fr. Matthew Rappl ‘09 Janet VanLankvelt Rick & Karen Langdon Kathleen Resch ‘64 Clare Verstegen ‘70 Karl ‘61 & Jeannine Langlois Kenneth ‘57 & Mary (Hildebrandt) ‘57 Resch Christopher & Shelley Wautlet G. Steven Larson ‘69 Roger ‘71 & Nancy Resch Troy ‘10 & Jennifer (Loderbauer) ‘10 Wautlet Terry Laske James ‘61 & Jeannie Rippl The Wedge Family Gerald & Margaret Latham Dorothy M. (Zeininger) Riska ‘52 The Wehrel Family Jubilee Lauterborn Kathleen (Binder) Robl ‘44 Patrick Weiss ‘96 & Kelly Beisenstein-Weiss ‘95 Karen A. Lee Carol Brantmeier ‘74 & Dave Roche Mr. & Mrs. Michael ‘74 Wenzel Mr. & Mrs. David M. Lehner Bruce Rogalska ‘80 Graham & Barbara Werner Barbara (Voss) Lenz ‘59 Barbara (Sipin) Rogers ‘58 Wyon & Mary Jo Wiegratz Gene & Bunny Lerza Lois Rohe in memory of Mike Rohe ‘53 Tom Wilson ‘56 Kurt Lingnowski ‘77 Carol (Pocquette) Ropella ‘56 Chuck ‘68 & Jan (Beisenstein) ‘69 Wilz Allison Loderbauer ‘15 Kent ‘76 & Jennifer Ropella Tom Witthun, Sr. James Long ‘56 Lisa (Kemps) Ropella ‘77 Dennis & Patti Wittmann Kathleen (Holloran) Losselyong ‘54 Bryan & Melissa Rosiejka Pat Wolff ‘88 Don & Judy Loth Timothy ‘78 & Cheryl Rutten Randy & Carol Wolfgram Janet Loughrin Pat Ryan ‘58 Ted ‘54 & Julie Wydeven Julie Lutz Doug & Ellyn Sachs Thomas & Jeanne Young John ‘60 & Linda Lyons John Sahli ‘56 Peter ‘69 & Peg (Zelinski) ‘69 Zagzebski Susan Mahoney ‘73 Jay Samolinski Marilyn Zahorik In memory of Thomas Mancosky ‘73 James (Marilyn) Sawicki Patricia Zelinski Mike Marker Robert Sawicki in memory of Raymond ‘58 & Carol Zelinski Tom Marshall ‘80 Marilyn (Stilp) Sawicki ‘55 & Barb Stilp ‘69 Agnes Zitzelsberger (H) Adrian Martin ‘62 Edward (H) & Sheila (H) Scanlan John Zitzelsberger ‘80 Adrian Martin in memory of Bob Rueckl Rose Catherine Schindler ‘50 Estate Ronald D. Zoromski ‘75 & Ralph Paul Mark ‘74 & Sandra Schipferling Susan Marx ‘66 John C. Schmeisser ‘65 Matching Companies and Foundations Michael Mauthe ‘92 GIVING David ‘61 & Barbara Schmidt Amazonsmile Jim & Millie (Werner) ‘53 Mauthe Peter & Julie Schmitz Amcor Foundation Rev. Thomas Mayefske ‘54 Beverly (Griedl) Schneider ‘54 American Family Foundation Paul McAvoy Scott & Karen Schneider Ameriprise Financial, Inc. Julie (Schultz) ‘74 & Kevin McCarragher Harlan & Lucille Schneidewend Baxter International Foundation Arnold & Marjorie McClelland Alice Schnell ‘77 Fiduciary Partners, Inc. James ‘53 & Joan McCoy 2019-20 Ron Schreier Illinois Tool Works Foundation Joseph & Jackie McGrane Robert & Annette Schultz Kimberly Clark Foundation John McKenzie ‘49 William Schulze ‘99 Kwiktrip David E. Meier in memory of Gordon C. Meier Stan Sevenich Menasha Corporation Foundation Dave ‘73 & Linda (H) Michalkiewicz Susan Siegel Thedacare John Michalkiewicz ‘69 Gary (H) & Sue (H) Simonsen Thrivent Financial Foundation Agnes R. Miller Bob Skoronski “75 US Bank David ‘58 & Yolanda Miller We Energies Foundation, Inc. SMCS Foundation NeuroSpine Center of Wisconsin Macco’s Commercial Interiors, Inc. Anonymous - Peter 4:8-11 Nicolet National Bank Martell Construction, Inc. A grant from the “James L. and Gail B. Cummings Prellwitz Rentals McClone Insurance Family Charitable Fund within the Community St Gabriel Elementary PTO McMahon Foundation for the Fox Valley Region” St. Mary Elementary POPS Group Michels Corporation Daniel Jack in memory of Kathryn Jack Peter & Cari Ullrich Miron Construction Co., Inc. Dr. Mitchell & Carol Kwaterski Van Lieshout Law Office Muza Sheet Metal Company LLC Philip & Marna Pier Wisconsin Timber Rattlers Nicolet National Bank The Ralph G. Ulman Estate Nimsgern Steel Corp Booster Club Greater Zephyrs Open Northern Metal & Roofing Co., Inc. SMCS Endowment Funds Advanced Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine Omni Glass & Paint, Inc. Aon Technology Endowed Fund Pieper Electric, Inc. Appleton Lathing Joseph & Teresa Poeschl Dennis & Patricia Carol Beaver Dam Country Club Foxfire Golf Course Schmalz Custom Landscaping Kimberly Clark Foundation Bergstrom Automotive & Garden Center, Inc. Phil Kerwin & Alyssa Dudkowski Bridgewood Golf Course Spancrete In honor of Patrick Hickey Bushong Industrials, Inc. SPE, Inc. Clausen Miller P.C. Streich Equipment Co, Inc. Barbara Amstrong Creeks at Ivy Acres Suburban Electrical Engineers/Contractors, Inc. Pam Bate Dairy Queen The Sprinkler Company, Inc. Dick & Jennifer Bergstrom Culvers Frozen Custard ThedaCare William & Emilie Boots EAA Air Museum USA Fire Protection Janice Carlson Fox Communities Credit Union Verhalen Commercial Interiors Inc. Mark & Terri Cheslock Fox Cities Racquet Club Vos Electric Inc. Paul & Sue Coenen Fox Hills Golf Course David & Jane Voss Mark Colton & Erin Stahl George’s Steak House Wisconsin Spice-Beth & Phillip Sass Gene & Cynthia Coy Greene’s Pour House Wm A Hein Construction Co., Inc. A grant from the “Daniel & Annamarie Engelhard High Cliff Golf Course Family Fund within the Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region” John & Morgan Hogerty Zephyrs Basketball Club Amcor Foundation Mark & Molly Griffin Insta Print Plus Bassett Mechanical Carol Hickey Legacy Private Trust Company Bergstrom Automotive Michael & Ann Hoernke McClone Insurance McClone Insurance Christina L. Iversen Dave & Linda Michalkiewicz Betty King Mid Vallee Golf Course Robert & Stephanie Michalkiewicz Jeanne & John Lee Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club Miron Construction Co., Inc. Dan & Cathy McClone NeuroSpine Center of Wisconsin Nicolet National Bank Paul & Patricia Meier Nicolet National Bank Plexus Matching Gift Program David & Jill Meixl Northbrook Golf & Grill US Bank Gary & Renee Neumeyer Omni Glass & Paint, Inc. James & Carol Schoshinski Par 5 Resort Peter & Sue Thelen Parallel 44 Door County David & Jane Voss Writing By Design, LLC-Patricia Purcell Jim & Margie Weiss Ridgeway Country Club Robert & Mary Wiedenhaft Royal St. Patrick’s Golf Links Lyle & Jean Zuleger Scheels SMCS Educators Endowed Trust Fund Scooter G’s A grant from “Richard A. and Spancrete Jennifer A. Bergstrom Fund within the Stark Team Real Estate LLC Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region” The Stoneyard Tanners Sports Bar SMCS System David & Becky Thone Anonymous Waverly Beach Bergstrom Automotive Zimmer Financial-Tom and Tina Zimmer Chris & Kristen Bergstrom Zurich Insurance- Scott and Tara Gagne Dick & Jennifer Bergstrom Employment Resource Group, Inc. Connect 5 Hartwig Family Foundation Ambrosius Concrete Supplies, Inc. Miron Construction Co., Inc. Appleton Lathing Corporation Mike & Carol Weinandt August Winter & Sons, Inc. Bassett Mechanical Z-Night & Zephyrs Gold Sponsors Bergstrom Automotive 7-Nick Events The Chubby Seagull Jeff & Kim Berg Community First Credit Union Bergstrom Automotive Complex Solutions Jeff & Nancy Braatz Corcoran Glass & Paint, Inc. A grant from the “Daniel & Annamarie Engelhard Discher Architectural Millwork Family Fund within the Community Foundation Fireline Sprinkler LLC for the Fox Valley Region” Gauthier & Sons’ Construction, Inc. Higgins Technology Consulting Grateful Runners The Hogerty Family H.J. Martin and Sons Terry & Ellen Jack Hillside Dampproofing, Inc. The Knapinski Family Hurckman Mechanical Industries, Inc. McClone Insurance Joe De Noble Sewer & Water Const. Inc. The Meat Block The Knapinski Family Harold & Doris Miller Family Laforce, Inc. Miron Construction Co., Inc. Zephyrs Fine Arts Boosters Bellwether Interior Design Lucky Stables Alta Resources Bergstrom Automotive The Lyons Family Amcor Foundation Bill Paul Ltd Machine Shed Badger Plug Company The Billings Family MathFab Rich & Lori Batley Blue Harbor Resort McClone Insurance Rich & Naomi Benz Neenah Standard McDonald’s Bergstrom Automotive Bridgewood Premier Golf Couse McMahon & Associates Chris & Kristen Bergstrom The Brighum Family Michiels Bar & Grill Jeff & Nancy Braatz Broken Tree Pizza Mickey J Designs Brown Family Dentistry Brown Family Dentistry Milwaukee Public Museum Thane & Melissa Bublitz Buffalo Wild Wings - College Ave Miron Construction Co., Inc. Barbara & Don Carpenter Buoy flotation + rejuvenation Mom and Pop Place Peter & Stephanie Emenecker The Carlson Family The Nagel Family Jim & Helen Englebert Cellar’s Wine & Spirits, Inc. Nail Palace Lance & Stephanie Ernsting Cheveux Salon and Spa Nail and Spa Thomas Feavel & Margaret Bekkers The Clark Family Nakashima of Japan Phillip & Mary Florek The Clifton Family Natural Boutique Daniel Higgins Family Construction Solutions Neenah Parks & Recreation Henry, Grace & Tess Jankowski Cranky Pat’s Nordic Mountain Travis & Sarah-Beth Janssen Cruise Control, LLC NorthStar Dental Group of the Fox Cities LLC Kimberly Clark Foundation Culvers of Neenah Ogden Plumbing & Heating Inc. The Kerwin Family Designs by Klein The Olsen Family Legacy Private Trust Company Dick’s Sporting Goods The Olson Family Dan & Donna Liddy Di Renzo & Bomier, LLC The Otto Family Pat & Jean Lowney Disney World Fox Cities Performing Arts Center Jeffrey & Sherri McLaughlin Dwyer’s Cheese Hut Pacon Corporation Paul & Pat Meier EAA AirVenture Museum Paine Art Center Harold & Doris Miller Family Elysian Nail Salon Papa Murphy’s Miron Construction Co., Inc. 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Dan & Donna Liddy DONATE Dairy Queen Lawrence & Jennifer London FABRIC John & Trudy Long GIVING Fava Tea Company LLC Janet Loughrin Fox Cities Racquet Club Michael & Diane Mahlik Fox World Travel Jay & Susan Marti Friends of SMCS Michael & Karen Mauritz Greene’s Pour House Bill McCardell Hickory Hills Country Club Dustin & Stacie McClone 2019-20 Higgins Technology Consulting Michael & Claudia McClone Jackie & Todd Brelage Sherri & Jeff McLaughlin Kirsten Schrang Tarafa Don & Linda Meier Kristine M Butke Mail Menasha Corporation Please complete the Lake of the Torches Resort Casino David & Rita Miller Life Promotions/Lifest enclosed pledge card and Chris & Joanna Miranda Multi-Storage, LL Company - mail back with the Miron Construction Co., Inc. Luke & Libbe Bergstrom self-addressed envelope. SMCS SUMMARY of FINANCES

REVENUE PROGRAM SERVICES NET TUITION & FEES

DONATIONS/ SCRIP NET FUNDRAISING Total Sales * $2,986,206

PARISH $$ to families SUBSIDIES as tuition offset $104,125 $$ to parishes $25,160

WI PARENTAL $$ to tuition assistance $35,112 CHOICE PROGRAM (WPCP) * A percentage of the total Scrip sales is 27+17+122915 paid back to participating organizations and SMCS shares a higher dividend with families NET TUITION & FEES $2,553,351 and parishes than most groups do. PARISH SUBSIDIES $1,648,354 WI PARENTAL CHOICE PROGRAM (WPCP) $1,160,326 WISCONSIN PARENTAL CHOICE DONATION/NET FUNDRAISING $2,731,003 Number of Students 143 PROGRAM SERVICES $1,511,589 Reimbursement TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE $9,604,623 per student (K-8) $8,046 Average reimbursement EXPENSES per student (9-12) $8,692 Total Funds $1,160,326 INVESTMENTS

INSTRUCTIONAL INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS EXPENSES Number of tuition-paying

GENERAL international students 9 EXPENSES Cost to students per year $10,700 BUILDINGS PERSONNEL & GROUNDS Total funds to operational budget * $101,250 * Less laptops, Sevis student certification and hosting fees

THIRD-SOURCE GRANTS Community Foundation PERSONNEL63+18+8+101 $5,459,117 named fund tuition BUILDINGS & GROUNDS $ 1,528,082 assistance $20,000 GENERAL EXPENSES $ 768,332 Community Foundation INSTRUCTIONAL EXPENSES $ 884,712 named fund STEM Club $5,000 INVESTMENTS $ 23,729 Catholic Foundation TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES $8,663,972 tuition assistance $700 SUPPORTING Parishes The St. Mary Catholic Schools affiliated parishes of Neenah and Menasha provide tremendous support to our five schools in the form of parish subsidy, prayer and service. Additional area parishes also work in partnership with St. Mary Catholic High School, providing financial and spiritual support to our high school students, faculty and staff.

St. Gabriel the Archangel* St. Margaret Mary* St. John-Sacred Heart The Rev. Robert Kollath, Pastor The Rev. Dennis Bergsbaken, Pastor The Rev. Michael E. Betley, Pastor 900 Geiger Street 620 Division Street P.O. Box 58 Neenah, WI 54956 Neenah, WI 54956 Sherwood, WI 54169 920-722-4914 920-729-4560 920-989-1515

St. John the Baptist* St. Patrick’s Parish* Ss. Peter & Paul The Rev. Paul Paider, Pastor Mary Krueger, Pastoral Leader Greg Layton, Pastoral Leader 516 DePere Street 324 Nicolet Boulevard P.O. Box 238 Office: 528 Second Street Menasha, WI 54952 Hortonville, WI 54944 Menasha, WI 54952 920-725-8381 920-779-6133 920-725-7714 Holy Spirit Parish St. Mary (Greenville) The Rev. Michael Warder, Pastor St. Mary Parish* The Rev. Carl Schmitt, Pastor The Rev. Paul Paider, Pastor 620 E Kimberly Avenue N2385 Municipal Drive 528 Second Street Kimberly, WI 54136 Greenville, WI 54942 Menasha, WI 54952 920-788-7640 920-757-6555 920-725-7714 * Supporting parish & member of St. Mary Catholic Schools

2020-21 BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Most Reverend David L. Ricken The Reverend Dennis Bergsbaken Bishop of the Diocese of Green Bay – Chairman St. Margaret Mary Parish The Very Reverend Dan Felton The Reverend Paul Paider Vicar General and Moderator of the Curia St. Mary Parish for the Diocese of Green Bay – Vice Chair Brian Julius Todd Blahnik St. John Parish Superintendent of the Office of Catholic Schools Helen Englebert & Acting Director of Education for the Diocese of Green Bay SMCS President

The Reverend Robert Kollath Steve Pable St. Gabriel Parish SMCS Board of Trustees Chair Mary Krueger St. Patrick’s Parish - Treasurer

2020-21 SMCS BOARD OF TRUSTEES Helen Englebert, SMCS President The Reverend Robert Kollath Steve Pable, Chair Mary Krueger Phil Kerwin, Vice Chair William Bittner Bryan Rosiejka, Secretary Terry Jack Kristen Bergstrom, Treasurer Beth Knapinski Kathleen Healy Osland (Past Chair/non-voting member) Natalie Ripley Dr. David DeWitt, At-large Ron Schreier Paul Seveska, At-large Ron Steffen The Reverend Dennis Bergsbaken Lori Vegso The Reverend Paul Paider A Community Inspiring Success

St. Gabriel Campus Principal Jeanine Leege 900 Geiger Street Neenah, WI 54956 920-725-4161

St. Margaret Mary Campus Principal Kristina Fairweather 610 Division Street Neenah, WI 54956 920-729-4565

St. Mary Elementary Campus Principal Sandra Piotrowski 540 Second Street Menasha, WI 54952 920-725-5351

St. Mary Catholic Middle School SMCS MISSION Principal Jill Ahles Preparing and inspiring students to lead meaningful lives, rooted in the teachings of Christ in 1000 Zephyr Drive our Catholic tradition. Neenah, WI 54956 SMCS VISION 920-727-0279 To be celebrated as the school system where students discover and develop their God-given talents and experience success through learning, faith and service. St. Mary Catholic High School SMCS VALUES Principal Patricia Fouts ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE through dedicated teachers, smaller class sizes, nationally recognized 1050 Zephyr Drive programs, state of the art facilities and technology. FAITH AND MORAL VALUES integrated into curriculum and school life to serve others with Neenah, WI 54956 compassion and integrity. 920-722-7796 INCLUSION where we welcome and respect all students, families, faiths, and backgrounds in a supportive and safe community. St. Mary Catholic Schools SELF-DISCOVERY AND PERSONAL GROWTH in a vibrant environment promoting life-long learning. President Helen Englebert STEWARDSHIP by sharing God-given gifts to positively influence an ever-changing world. 1050 Zephyr Drive SMCS PROMISE Neenah, WI 54956 As a member of the St. Mary Catholic Schools community, every student will have the opportunity to: 920-722-7796 ACHIEVE ACADEMIC SUCCESS through the commitment of dedicated teachers and staff who are invested in students’ academic development and take extra measures to help students attain their highest potential. DISCOVER AND DEVELOP THEIR FAITH to live as a dynamic disciple of Christ. BE PART OF A SUPPORTIVE AND SAFE COMMUNITY where parents, students, faculty and staff smcatholicschools.org are valued and respected in our school community. EXPLORE THEIR UNIQUE PASSIONS and curiosities through enriching experiences and a diverse selection of co-curricular opportunities. EXPERIENCE AN IDEAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT through best-in-class facilities and technology to facilitate collaborative learning and interactive programming. LEARN IN AN INCLUSIVE ENVIRONMENT with an expectation of respect and kindness for others.