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64Th ANNIVERSARY 1954-2018 \Wheaton High Schools Alumni Club 64th ANNIVERSARY 1954-2018.. Annual Report/Dinner Program--September 6, 2018 Mary Ludgin, Hall of Fame Inductee Mike Taliaferro, Hall of Fame Inductee……..…….. Wheaton Central Class of 1973……. Wheaton Community Class of 1959... ………….. -- Former CEO, now Managing Director of Heitman, Chicago --Played varsity quarterback and pitched on based $39.9B RE investment management firm the baseball team. -- Author--numerous articles & research studies related to RE --Quarterbacked the Univ. of Illinois to a Rose bowl market cond., portfolio diversification and invest. Strategy. victory, .1964; Co-Captain & player of the year. -- Nationally--Trustee--Urban Land Institute. Board Chair of --Played 9 years of professional football. AFL All Star & Pension RE Assoc. President—National Council of Real .Comeback Player of the year (1969). Estate Investment Fiduciaries. -- Locally--President, Realty Club of Chi. and on boards of Chi. --Was chosen as the quarterback of the decade (1960’s) Architecture Found., Metro. Planning Council of Chi. and by the Illinois football program. Oak Park Economic Development Corp. -- AB Vassar College, MA and Ph.D. Northwestern University. Al Duhm, Honorary Hall of Fame Inductee Lyle MorroW, Honorary Hall of Fame Inductee Teacher & coach at Wheaton Community Teacher & coach at Wheaton Community/Central --Head basketball coach -- Started teaching and coaching in 1961. 37 years at --2 regional and one sectional championships 1965-66 WCHS taking only 4 sick days --Head soccer coach -- Coached varsity baseball for 25 years (6 district & 1 --District champs 1972-73 & 1973-74 regional championships) --Sectional championships 1974-75, 1976-77, 1978-79 -- Inducted into the High School Baseball Coaches Hall of & 1979-80 Fame in 1983 --2nd in state in soccer 1974-1975 and 1976-1977 -- Voice of the Tigers from the 1960’s thru the 1990’s Wheaton High Schools Wheaton Community * Wheaton North * Wheaton Central * Wheaton Warrenville * Wheaton Warrenville Southl Keeping the Spirit and Traditions Alive PAST PRESIDENTS The driving force behind the success of The Wheaton High Schools Alumni Club is very often the role of President. Please review our Honor Roll of past Presidents. 1955 Arthur Parks 1971 Claude Youker 1987 Roger Kiederien 2003 Dave Young 1956 Arthur Parks 1972 William Bauler 1988 Bob Trescott 2004 Bob Richards 1957 Arthur Parks 1973 Richard Johnson 1989 David Evans 2005 Bob Richards 1958 Arthur Parks 1974 Walter Zelinski 1990 Bob Chase 2006 Wayne Demaar 1959 Arthur Parks 1975 Jack Sussarey 1991 Bob Chase 2007 Wayne Demaar 1960 Arthur Parks 1976 Melvin David 1992 Dwight Lund 2008 Phil Spicer 1961 Ken Lewis 1977 Bill Zundel 1993 Ed Mauerman 2009 Phil Spicer 1962 John Losch 1978 John Angell 1994 Sam Frank 2010 Ross Truemper 1963 Harry Karstens 1979 Richard Carlson 1995 Sam Frank 2011 Ross Truemper 1964 William Fraiser 1980 Scott Grove 1996 Jim Gauger 2012 Ross Truemper 1965 Nathaniel Losch 1981 Winifred Drydon 1997 Brian Ebbert 2013 Ross Truemper 1966 Walter Ehren 1982 Louis Mackay 1998 Brian Ebbert 2014 Gary Sieck 1967 Edgar Varley 1983 Jim Knippen 1999 Joe Bird 2015 Gary Sieck 1968 Edward Garrity 1984 Lew Morgan Jr. 2000 Bob Richards 2016 Gary Sieck 1969 Bernie Klein 1985 Ralph Knippen 2001 Jim Nelson 2017 Gary Sieck 1970 Harry Albrecht 1986 Paul Schatz 2002 Dave Young 2018 Patty Duhig Carney 2018 OFFICERS & BOARD MEMBERS Patty (Duhig) Carney President [email protected] Gary Sieck Past President 630 802 0341 Brian Ebbert Co-Treasurer 630 779 5473, text Valerie Fraser Co-Treasurer [email protected] Don Longacre Membership [email protected] Dane Luhrsen Website [email protected] Renee (Hocker) Rosenwinkle Board Member [email protected] Dave Sargent Board Member [email protected] Dave Young PR/Archives [email protected] Wheaton High Schools Wheaton Community * Wheaton North * Wheaton Central * Wheaton Warrenville * Wheaton Warrenville South Hall of Fame….. Year/Inductee Class Year/Inductee Class 1976 - Edwin Hubble 1906 Astronomer 1999 - Owen “Brute” Reynolds 1927 Building Superintendent 1976 - Charles Brooks 1915 U.S. Senator 2000 - William “Willie” Carlson 1933 Civic Leader 1976 - Elmer Hoffman 1918 U.S. Congressman 2001 - Judd Vear 1940 Publisher 1976 - Harold “Red” 1922 “Mister” Football 2002 - James Monroe 1962 Awarded Medal of Honor 1976Grange - Orrin Tucker 1929 Big Band Leader 2003 - Bob Woodward 1961 Watergate 1977 - Grote Reber 1929 Scientist 2004 - Sam Skinner 1956 Political/Insurance Leader 1978 - Elizabeth Husted 1919 WCHS Teacher 2005 - Bertram “Bert” Rathje 1918 Chief Circuit Court Judge 1979 - Charles Welden 1914 WCHS Coach 2006 - William “Doc” Hopf 1946 Chief Circuit Court Judge 1980 - Arthur Jens Jr. 1930 Insurance Executive 2007 - William “Squirt” Burghardt 1939 Athlete & Coach 1980 - William Bauler 1934 Sports Writer 2008 - Cleve Carney 1957 Philanthropist 1981 - Charles Hadley 1895 Lawyer 2009 - James Gates 1957 Civic Leader & Insurance 1982 - Froelich Rainey 1925 Anthropologist 2009 - J. William Doolittle Jr. 1947 Washington DC Lawyer 1983 - Herbert Nikerson 1938 First WWII Casualty 2010 - S. Louis Rathje 1957 IL Supreme Court Justice 1984 - William Guild 1927 IL Attorney General 2011 - Dennis Dugan 1964 Actor-Director 1985 - Dr. Franklin Roach 1925 Astrophysicist 2011 - Lewis Morgan 1947 Judge/IL House of Rep. 1986 - John Dawson 1920 Amateur Golfer 2012 - Robert Miller 2002 Awarded Medal of Honor 1988 - William Atten 1925 Circuit Court Judge 2013 - Randy Pfund 1969 President/GM-Miami Heat 1989 - Allen Kunze 1929 Engineer 2013 - John Belushi 1967 Comedian & Actor 1990 - James Wilson 1925 Amateur Radio 2014 - Jim Belushi 1972 Comedian & Actor 1991 - Dr. Richard Balzhiser 1950 Chemical/NuclearPioneer 2014 - Jack Hutchinson 1962 Athlete & Banker 1992 - James Knippen 1942 PhilanthropistEngineer 2014 - Ron Magruder 1966 Athlete & Business Leader 1993 - James Balog 1950 U.S. Magistrate 2015 - John Wright 1964 Athlete - U of I/NFL 1994 - Samuel Sublet III 1946 Juvenile 2016 - James “Jimmy” Jones 1961 Athlete, Honored Veteran 1995 - Fred “Pete” Mignin 1939 CivicAdministrator Leader 2017 - (Everett Vernon) Rick 1963 Mega-Successful Business 1996 - Eugene Gates 1899 Engineer & Civic 2018Goings – Mary Ludgin 1973 REExec Investment Executive 1997 - Don Bollweg 1940 WorldLeader Series 1953 2018 – Mike Taliaffero 1959 Athlete-NFL/U.of I RoseBowl 1998 - Ed Godfrey 1942 USMC Lt. Col.-Pilot QB Honorary Hall of Fame…… Year/Inductee Year/Inductee 2014 - Bernie Hurley Leprechaun/Teacher 2016 - Rex G. Sherman Athletic Director, Coach, Teacher 2014 - Ed Ewoldt Teacher/Coach 2017 - Grace Felgar English, Literature Teacher 2014 - Bob Horsley Teacher/Coach 2018 - Al Duhm Teacher/Coach 2014 – Jim Rexilius Teacher/Coach 2018 - Lyle Morrow Teacher/Coach 2015 - Jim Longacre Teacher/Coach September 6, 2018….. Presenting the 2018 Alumni Club Scholarship Winners…... Each award is for $1,000 Wheaton North Wheaton Warrenville South -- Eleanor Kearley—Wheaton College – Ethan Colangelo—COD…….. …--Jiahn Kim—Wheaton College -- Lily Molnar—Undecided…… Total Scholarships awarded since 1986 - $187,000.00 Colleagues at the 2017 Reunion Dinner Please send updates to the club at: P.O. box 414, Wheaton, IL 60187 or [email protected] Emailing materials saves us more than 50 cents per person PER YEAR and we will share your info only with class reunion committees. ________________________________________________________________________ Scholarship/Endowment Funds held by The DuPage Foundation* As of June 30, 2018 Balance in Funds, June 30, 2018** $14,657.46 Revenues $16,946.17 Expenses (-$9141.19) Balance in Funds, July 1, 2018…. m ….. $22,462.44*** (Endowment Fund, $10,390) ….. * This is a recap of DuPage Foundation information. Prior reporting was on a calendar year basis. The WHS AC is a part of the DuPage Foundation, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit. Since the …. .Foundation handles finances including accounting, payables/receivables and IRS reporting, switching to the same year (starting July 1) facilitates reports. The Foundation also assists in . ... building an Endowment Fund to secure the future of the giving program. Funds raised are used at the direction of the Club. ** The “Balance in Funds” is the total of all WHS AC accounts except the separate funds for the Wrestling Camp Grant Program. This information has not been audited… ***Expenses overlap years i.e. two of four scholarships for this year were paid last year; some revenues for the Reunion Dinner came in in June, 2018 165 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS $187,000 (1986-2018) in college scholarships awarded to Wheaton-Warrenville High School, District 200 students 2018 John Nugent–Indiana University Alicia Fountain–Loyola University $1000 each Emily Trowbridge–Wheaton College Hannah Orlsteen–Gordon College Eleanor Kearley—Wheaton College Alyssa Berry–Illinois Wesleyan Univ. Jiahn Kim—Wheaton College Kelly Doran–Loras College 2008 Ethan Colangelo—COD Shelton Thompson–Northwestern $1,000 each Lily Molnar—Undecided Cara Leo– Univerity of Illinois 2012 Hanna O’Brien–Univ. Of Notre Dame 2017 $1,000 each Pat Kelly–DePaul University $1000 each Marlin Halder–Univ. of Illinois William Brinkman–Carlton College Stephanie DeLuca–Univ. of Illinois Corinne Koehler–Elmhurst College Emily Chase–Wheaton College Andrew Johnston–Univ. of Minn. William Dimas–Miami Univ. Anna Marie Byam–Harrington College Warisha Aslan–Purdue University Jordan Musial–Western Michigan Univ. Margaret Quinn–Univ. of Dayton 2007 2016 Matthew Mangan–Truman State Univ
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