College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2016

Sustainable Style Piecing together a practical alternative to the fast fashion industry Reflecting the mission of the college, St. Norbert College Magazine links the institution’s past and present by Contents chronicling its academic, cultural, spiritual and co-curricular life. ST. NORBERT COLLEGE MAGAZINE

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Page 7 In September: Nearly 20,000 people (page 4) The Schneider School’s entre- joined in the SNC Day fun preneurial mission makes it an for a glorious day on campus. ideal conduit for start-ups. A “Shark In Wider conversation: Tank”-inspired elevator-pitch contest, Laurel Wider, launched this year by Joy Pahl (Bus- founder and CEO of Wonder Crew, talks iness Administration) and open to any about the on-campus launch of a toy that (page 8) student with a product or service, is is changing boys’ world of play . just one outcome. In the saddle: Hannah Johnshoy ’17 (page 8) shares her riding experience with Page 13 Page 16 local non-profit Exceptional Equestrians, providing equine-assisted therapies to “An object like this one rekindles and The (Not So) Great Divide individuals with special needs. reaffirms how long ago this place made a commitment to athletics. Why did they do Wendy Scattergood (Political Science) In pride of place: Norbert of Xanten it? It wasn’t for recognition. It wasn’t for challenges concerns about a sharply divided takes his rightful spot atop Main Hall profit. They did it for the right reasons.” electorate – concerns that have characterized (page 11). – Don “Maz” Maslinski ’63 (Athletics, coverage of the 2016 election. College Advancement) Page 18 In fashion: Challenging unsustainable views of fashion (page 18), students go Fashion This in search of new materials and thrifty approaches to display on the catwalk. Page 29 Fast fashion depends on cheap prices made possible by sweatshops, child In her eyes: It’s his schtick, his style and his A national conference labor and over-consumption. Three for student affairs professionals raised personal preference. Jim Healy ’06, St. Norbert faculty members are village administrator for Richfield, Wis., many questions about the Catholic higher countering the problem with a series (page 24) rarely makes a public appearance education experience . Panelist of events that propose practical, small- Rachelle Barina ’09 has answers. without a bow tie. scale solutions for those who want a stylish closet that doesn’t depend on exploitation. Page 24 In recognition: Learn more about the 2016 Alumni Award Winners (page 33) On our cover: The 1,000 T-Shirt Project The Way I See It and their service to the greater good. of April Beiswenger (Theatre Studies) Chutzpah, stick-to-it-iveness or guts. inspired an installation that unpacked the In its own good time: It was a beer Call it what you will, it’s a kind of “holy grit” unethical realities of T-shirt consumption. whose time had come. With the help of Departments that confers resilience on many successful St. Norbert chemists (page 34), a local graduates of a Catholic higher education. 6 Guest Editorial brewery probes the mysteries of an 7 News of St. Norbert 80-year old survivor.

27 Alumni of St. Norbert Keep an eye open throughout this edition for 34 Connection more links to content on the web. Follow us snc.edu/magazine on your favorite social media channel, too. Just search for St. Norbert College. Life in a bubble Bubble soccer: It’s a thing! It’s billed as equal parts soccer, pillow- fight and vaudeville; and visitors to this year’s SNC Day got to try the sport for themselves, as part of field day activities at Schneider Stadium.

Nearly 20,000 people joined in the SNC Day fun for a glorious day on campus. See for 4 St. Norbertyourself! snc.edu/magazine College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2016 snc.edu/magazine 5 In My Words / Eileen Jahnke News OF ST. NORBERT COLLEGE

Return on JAWS! investment All in for a winning start Entrepreneurial Got an idea with education extends teeth? The college’s to investors, too. elevator-pitch contest, “We need to educate magine, after the Mass of the Holy Spirit this had fun. It was clear he thoroughly enjoyed the game new this year, is the people who dubbed Shark Attack. past August, 580 new students marching down of football and always gave it his all. And it showed. have money about Entrepreneurial Baer Mall in wonder and with a sense of awe. Our Every single game. That made him incredibly fun to what kinds of risks teams, which must faculty, in all of their graduation garb finery, line both are worth taking. A I watch. Who can forget him running down the length include at least one lot of money that sides of the mall, clapping and cheering them on. of the field with his helmet off when he connected on St. Norbert College exists here is money Then these same students enjoy a barbecue dinner, a one of the first plays to Andre Rison at the Super Bowl undergraduate or that was made the great live band on the riverfront, and fireworks. That graduate student in in New Orleans; or the game in Oakland right after old-fashioned way; any area of study, may is the welcome our new students get at St. Norbert his father passed away? Favre left us with many great they earned it, saved pitch business plans College. That is Convocation on our campus. it and took care of memories and some really good lessons. on Dec. 6 to compete it,” explains I have come to love the cyclical nature of the year Two of our daughters were in grade school when Kevin for $1,000 first-place Eileen Jahnke joined . “Changing to NEWS in a college setting. There is a definite beginning and the Packers won Super Bowl XXXI in New Orleans Quinn and $500 second- the college in 2001. a mindset where they end to each school year. You can almost feel the entire place prizes. Pitches As vice president in 1997. One of our daughters was invited to see the are willing to be in on campus exhaling, the day after Commencement. And will be made to a for business and parade and spend some time at Lambeau Field during 100 things and have finance, she over- it always feels so good to have the campus fill back up panel of judges in three of them hit it big OF ST. NORBERT the welcome-home celebration. I suspect the only Sharks welcome here 90 seconds or less. sees the departments with students again in the fall. You can just feel a real is tough. I would like things she will remember about all of that is how A report from the Kauffman Foundation has Wisconsin last among states – In preparation of finance, human for St. Norbert and infusion of renewed energy. long it took for the parade with the buses of Packers for the contest, resources, facilities the Schneider School 50 out of 50 – in environment and climate for entrepreneurship. The Schneider School Each student’s college journey has a distinct meetings with guest and auxiliary services. players to get to them, and how cold it was. Though to be a catalyst to is taking steps to improve this ranking, expanding its entrepreneurial mission to beginning at Convocation; a beginning that leads entrepreneurs were In addition, she our daughters were really happy to have a day off of get people speaking provide a conduit for start-ups. The new “Shark Tank”-inspired elevator-pitch contest, offered earlier this provides financial in four great years to their Commencement. I love the same language school, they really couldn’t understand “what the big spearheaded by Joy Pahl (Business Administration) and open to any student with a semester. “Part of the guidance for the Convocation. The excitement is palpable when our about investment deal was.” We could. product or service, is just one outcome. vision and mission administrative team new students are arriving full of anticipation for what opportunities.” So it should be no surprise that we have thoroughly of the Schneider and the board of Already, business- “If there is one thing about being young, you have all kinds of ideas. Some of them their future at St. Norbert College holds. School of Business trustees, and is enjoyed Favre’s induction into the Packers Hall of school faculty and are pretty good,” says Kevin Quinn, dean of the business school. “If we don’t provide Around the start of this academic year, I read an & Economics is to responsible for the Fame and his recent induction into the Pro Football students have a pathway for young people to pursue opportunities, they are going to leave. They are article in the Green Bay Press-Gazette, written by prepare business management of the become more Hall of Fame. Favre shared some great words of leaving for Chicago, Minneapolis, Denver, San Francisco, Austin and Boston. They are leaders,” says Joy college’s budget and Patti Zarling and called “Nine Things to Know About involved in the local wisdom in his induction speech at the Pro Football leaving for all these places where they can find the infrastructure they need to become Pahl. “Within that investment portfolio. Back to School.” Local principals and administrators business community Hall of Fame on Aug. 7, 2016, when he said: “So when vision should be the through their presence entrepreneurial. [Here,] we’ve been talking to the county about creating spaces on shared tips for students: develop good sleep habits; whole entrepreneurial I look back over my 20 years, I can honestly tell you at events. “We buy campus. The St. Norbert campus is a great place to trade ideas,” he says. “We are blessed organize for the new year; set goals; meet your space.” teachers; be engaged; create a learning space; seek – I can’t tell you a lot, but I can honestly tell you that a table. I invite our with this incredible physical plant for people to take ideas and do something with them.” help early; choose after-school activities; have fun! I hold no regrets. Did we win every game? No. Did I students and faculty. When Patricia Schneider provided the gift to fund the business school that bears They get to know Great tips – and I would do well to try them make every throw? No. Did I make mistakes? More its name, it also funded three elements that have elevated its business programs, says than I care to count. But I can say this: There was people. They see myself! But I do have a recommendation of my own former students. We Quinn: the Center for Business & Economic Analysis; a business ethics program; an to add – or rather, it’s one I try to follow, but it actually never one time where I did not give it all I could.” start to become more entrepreneurship initiative. The goal is to connect with area business leaders to develop originated with Brett Favre. What good advice for anyone, anytime in their life integrated into the mentorships and secure investments in student-driven products and services. My husband and I have been huge Packers fans – but especially for new students at the start of their fabric of the business There are venture capitalists and angel investors in northeast Wisconsin with money, college experience. My hope for all of our students is community, which is says Quinn. “There have been mentorships and there is clear indication that financial all of our lives. Yes, even through the tough times in my goal.” the 1970s and 1980s. Then, in 1992, Brett Favre came to get to Commencement with no regrets, knowing support is coming if we ask for it,” he says. “My conversations with business leaders have along. My husband loved Brett Favre, not only while that when they reflect on their career at St. Norbert, been very positive. They are looking for ways to support young people. They recognize he was a Packer, but even after the bad break-up when they will be able to say, with Brett Favre, “There was that if they are going to be able to hire smart, young, enterprising people to work in their he left the Packers organization. In fact, we even had never one time where I did not give it all I could.” organizations, we better create a culture of supporting ideas and supporting risk taking.” to go and see a game in Minneapolis when Favre was In fact, perhaps the next time I play a friendly game Good business ideas can always be found on campus. “I just finished teaching an a (gasp) Minnesota Viking. of golf against my husband, I will try just a little harder MBA class, an elective in entrepreneurship,” says Pahl. “We had four teams give their My husband especially loved Favre’s toughness to beat him; to give it my all. You never know, maybe pitches of four different business ideas. One is pretty far along. The four pitches were and his willingness to take risks. Most of all, Favre I can actually beat him for a third time in our lifetime. all feasible business ideas and that came out of a five-week class.”

6 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2016 snc.edu/magazine 7 Noted / Living in Community Gallery / Co-curricular!

Advisors light the path Service award Involvement Fair For the first time, St. Norbert College has been listed in all four com- With some 90 student When sisters Brooke (Van munity service honor roll categories in the President’s Higher Education organizations to Schyndel) Hoffman ’11 and Dani Honor Roll administered by the Corporation for National & Community choose from, there’s (Van Schyndel) Schuh ’08 wanted to Service. The CNCS has recognized the college for its leadership among no shortage of ways to organize a service trip for their middle- institutions of higher education, for its support of volunteering, service- be as engaged outside learning and civic engagement across the general, economic opportunity, the classroom as in it. school students, they turned back to education and interfaith segments. St. Norbert was one of only two colleges Want to curl, trap- campus service leaders for advice. With and universities in the state to receive the honor with distinction. shoot or wakeboard? Sandy Murphy (Emmaus Center) they “St. Norbert students and employees served over 82,000 hours in the local community, across Want to be a Knitting researched locations and optimal group the nation and throughout the world,” says Nancy Mathias (Sturzl Center for Community Service Knight, a TV Knight, size. Murphy and Jennifer Nissen & Learning). “Through their work … students mentored and tutored youth, helped build homes, one of Dumbledore’s (Sturzl Center) then invited them to raised money for children and medical research, cleaned parks, researched community issues, Knights or a Knight worked with people experiencing homelessness, developed sustainable environmental practices Against Trafficking? train with student TRIPS leaders. and participated in a host of other projects.” Want to be a Kappa, The sisters both work in the an Untouchable, a Green Bay area: Hoffman teaches social Sharing Relevant expansion of the new Miguel were very Republican? A Best studies and Schuh is a Gifted & Talented Mulva Family Fitness much like children Buddy, a Pen Pal, a Victoria Tashjian Jim Cagle (Art, Wishmaker? Longing specialist. Their planning culminated in (History) was Emeritus) has been & Sports Center. I’ve interacted with a June trip to St. Louis, where students Packers president/ here in the States.” to go Beyond Borders interviewed by invited to contribute or Love Your Melon? served with Kingdom House. Hoffmann Wisconsin Public six new works to the CEO Mark Murphy says, “The Packers In the saddle There’s an org for that. says: “The students gained a new per- Radio in a “Central Wisconsin Triennial, And at the beg- Time” slot marking which opens this Foundation and the Students who love NEWS spective and created long-lasting Packers are proud to inning of each new the anniversary of September. Cagle, horses want to share friendships from this trip. The model support organizations academic year, at the Emancipation a photographer, their joy with others that Jennifer and Sandy shared with us that work to make a Involvement Fair time, Proclamation. also showed work who long to ride – difference.” St. Norbert’s student set them up to achieve those two things.” OF ST. NORBERT Tashjian, who is in the 2013 event. even where mobility groups hang out their currently investigating A cornerstone of is a challenge. The Serving shingles, decorate their African-American MMoCA’s exhibition nonprofit Exceptional stalls and set about Liked on Facebook settlement in 19th- programming, the Evan Osgood ’18 Equestrians, which recruiting in earnest. century northeast rigorously reviewed spent six weeks this provides equine- Cassandra Voss Center Wisconsin, says the Triennial captures summer teaching with assisted therapies OF ST. NORBERT OF ST. to individuals with Posted Sept. 15, 2016 African-American the richness and the Open Windows presence has deep variety of artistic Foundation in San special needs, roots in the region, expression across Miguel Dueñas, benefits from regular dating back to the the state, showcasing Guatemala. Osgood, volunteers Hannah NEWS days of fur trading. emerging trends and an international Johnshoy ’17, Emily Numbers grew themes within the studies major who is Bondrager ’18, Julia steadily through the contemporary art planning to pursue a Schroder ’18 and others. And, at the second half of the world. career in the Foreign 19th-century and, Service, taught start of this semester, many more students although experiences Faithful younger students varied, some residents how to read, and pitched in: Exceptional were able to grow An article by Howard tutored older children Equestrians was an in prosperity and Ebert (Theology in math and English. Into the Streets site, influence. & RS), “The Social He says, “They were so incoming first- MEET SKIP HABECK, crane operator However, although Nature of Sensus highly interested in years at the service with Immel Construction, working with Wisconsin did not Fidei in the Thought learning the language event helped the Immel for 31 years. Today Skip dropped enact the notorious of Karl Rahner,” has that so pervades organization set up for off hats/gloves/goggles for our big Mid- Black Laws designed been published in the pop culture even in its 18th-annual horse west Toy Launch of Wonder Crew on to keep African- journal Philosophy & poor communities in show. SNC Day 9.17.16. For the first time since Americans out of Theology. Guatemala. he placed the bricks himself, Skip got to certain states of “From it all, I Through her see the completed St. Norbert College the Union, with the Difference-making took away that, for volunteer work Cassandra Voss Center and the bell tower, dawning of the 20th The Green Bay all our cultural and Johnshoy, who has now the Reflection Room of Hope. Immel century this population Packers Foundation linguistic differences, been around horses made the Cassandra Voss Center building faced increasing has awarded the we humans are very since the age of six, possible, and now serves as our corporate discrimination, and college a matching similar creatures stays in touch with #SNCday sponsor for Wonder Crew. people of color left $250,000 Staff Impact no matter where her own passion #goanywherebeanything #friendsoftheCVC the state in greater Grant. The funds for riding. snc.edu/ #welcome #fun we’re from; the kids numbers. will contribute to the I worked with in San magazine

8 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2016 snc.edu/magazine 9 Personally Speaking / David Duquette Niche Industry / Hallowed Ground

Aristotle, Duquette and community s of Aug. 1, 2016, I became a civilian again. of participation arise. Thus, I have found the political I completed my move out of the associate life of the faculty most invigorating and a unique way dean’s office in the Hall of Fine Arts and to exercise concrete fellow citizenship. Amade my way back into Boyle Hall alongside my Then, during my tenure of office as an associate faculty colleagues. It was a significant transition dean, I was very much aware that my role as a faculty for me at the culmination of a rather long term administrator was not only in managing division of leadership service, and it provides a window affairs and executing policy with accountability to the of opportunity to reflect on being a faculty citizen dean of the college but also in providing a voice for at St. Norbert College. As it happens, in my political the faculty regarding its interests, concerns and goals. philosophy courses I address topics such as ruler-ship Having been drawn from the faculty for this and governance, citizenship, the nature of political service, and then going back to regular faculty duties, power, and the various forms of political society. my sensibility is not that of a professional manager In particular, I have tried to convey to students or bureaucrat, but of a civil servant in the mode of the relevance of the history of political ideas to faculty participant in the life of the college. While the contemporary political life and that when evaluating purview of the faculty at the college is academics (and NEWS and judging political conceptions, and even policy the faculty citizen acts largely within that context), proposals, we have something to learn from the we also have the Norbertine ethos of communio as great thinkers in political philosophy. a guiding aspiration for everyone at the college: All

Of course, it is one thing to theorize and of us are not just employees at the institution but OF ST. NORBERT think critically about politics and it is another also members of a community that affords everyone to be an actual participant; and in the opportunities to be active participants – a community contemporary world – certainly in our own where all are deserving of equal concern and respect. nation – it is difficult to be a participant other But how do we embody a theory or conception

OF ST. NORBERT OF ST. of citizen participation in actual practice? From a than by exercising the right to vote for elected philosophical perspective, a realistic view of political representatives. As I look forward to a sabbatical concepts is that, while they can provide guidance to get back to research and writing, as well as to for constructing an ideal community, they do not rethink and retool my teaching, I’ve had occasion NEWS guarantee success in practice – and certainly not also to look back not only on the last eight years perfection. Thus, we are always challenged to balance of administrative service (the first seven as associate the recognition of our accomplishments with the dean for humanities and fine arts, and the last need for self-criticism: to be careful that, in pursuing year as acting associate dean for the newly formed an ideal of inclusive participation, we do not become division of visual and performing arts) but also to sanguine about where we are; that we can take pride my career at St. Norbert College overall, and to without being prideful (or boastful!); and that we can think about what attracted me to the college and live up to our ideals while recognizing and admitting motivated me to become collegially involved with imperfection. A point that Aristotle made, and that faculty governance and administrative service. I was reminded of in view of my recent experience, 1 2 3 What St. Norbert College offered me from Day is that to be an ethical person (and, I would add, an One – and what was so attractive in contrast with ethical community) we need not only to have a proper political life at large – was the opportunity to be a understanding of the moral principles that should A saint for a saint: statues on the move After 118 years, St. Norbert of Xanten at last commands a view over his eponymous college. functioning participant in the self-governance of guide us, but also to develop the right habits of action. 1 Our Lady had occupied the Main Hall the faculty. Indeed, the faculty constitution, with its Perhaps the greater challenge for us as citizens of “Probably since the building’s been built there’s always been the hope to have a St. Norbert on niche since 2006. top of the doors of Main Hall,” says the Rev. Jay Fostner, O.Praem., ’84. “Well, I always wanted empowerment of each and every member through this community will always be keeping vigilance in something: a saint overlooking the campus – blessing us, praying for us, taking care of us.” In 2006, 2 It took reverence, care and some the faculty assembly, along with the ability to forming those habits of active participation. a temporary solution presented itself for the empty niche. The statue of Our Lady that used to stand forethought to remove the statue, serve on governing committees, provides for David Duquette, professor of philosophy, joined the St. Norbert faculty near Burke Hall needed a safer home. “We love St. Mary!” Fostner says, “The abbey is dedicated to which has become fragile with age. something much like the ancient Athenian in 1985. He is currently researching and writing on ruler-ship and St. Mary. But still it always felt strange that Mary was on the top of Main Hall.” Norbert of Xanten now presides, and Our Lady (a gift of the Cristan family) is bound for the niche on the façade of Hugh Hall. polis where the members stand as equals who citizenship in political thought. In April 2016 he received the Reverend 3 Norbert of Xanten now overlooks the Edmund Burke Leadership Award in recognition of his service as college that bears his name. participate freely, taking turns in both governing and Norbert of Xanten takes up his rightful place. snc.edu/magazine being governed as the occasions for particular forms associate dean.

10 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2016 snc.edu/magazine 11 Norbertine Now / Radical Hospitality Treasure / 1917 Letterman Sweater Abbey celebrations ’85 are contributors to “Linking the Lectionary to Peace & Justice,” a new resource for homilists from the Conference of Major Superiors of Men. The Rev. Matthew Dougherty, O.Praem., ’09 is co-author of a paper on eDNA as a At First Vespers of management tool for the Solemnity of St. crayfish, accepted by Augustine, Anh Tran the Journal of Applied ’11 was vested in Ecology. the white habit of the Norbertine order. AbbeyFest Since graduating St. Norbert Abbey from St. Norbert, hosted its first Tran has earned AbbeyFest in July. Homeless and on retreat master’s degrees For the day, the “Do people really stay here?” asked a visitor while on tour of St. Norbert Abbey’s in servant leader- grounds were given ship and business over to music, abbey retreat rooms. Tony Pichler MTS ’94 looked warily around a room he describes as administration from tours, children’s “very Spartan” with just a “bed, desk, chair, sink, floor and ceiling.” But the woman – Viterbo University, activities and a a guest at St. John the Evangelist homeless shelter – seemed thrilled. “It was like she NEWS where he served as cookout for an event thought she had entered the Taj Mahal, with the possibility of getting a bedroom of house coordinator intended to welcome her own,” recounts Pichler. And that’s what sparked the idea to begin St. Norbert at A Place of Grace families to experience Abbey overnight retreats for people experiencing homelessness. Catholic Worker the sacred space in a OF ST. NORBERT House. The Rt. Rev. lively, fun-filled way. For the past two years, Pichler and a group of six others involved with the abbey’s Gary Neville, O.Praem., Norbertine Center for Spirituality (NCS) have facilitated these retreats under the title ’73, abbot, presided Broadcast live Finding Our Way. They take place at the abbey in January for women and February over the ceremony. for men, with a maximum of 15 participants at each. Retreatants have the chance to On the same explore their relationship with themselves, with others, and with the Divine. Activities OF ST. NORBERT OF ST. occasion, Frater Michael Brennan, include plotting out a timeline of one’s life and a “Healing of Memories” prayer service O.Praem., ’99 in the form of a guided meditation. Because of the participants’ challenging circum- professed Solemn stances, the retreat also, intentionally, features much time for rest and reflection.

NEWS Vows. Two days later, Pichler, co-director of the NCS, keeps in mind the day-to-day realities for most Brennan was ordained participants, who typically spend their nights on a mat in a room with up to 49 other to the diaconate. He people each night – some of whom may be snoring, restless or “carrying on.” In is currently completing master’s degrees contrast, Finding Our Way offers each participant a room of their own at the abbey. in divinity and in “These are some of the most vulnerable and marginalized people in our community,” Teresa Tomeo – Scripture at Catholic says Pichler, so having a room of one’s own means a lot. And each retreatant is able to author, syndicated Theological Union. Catholic talk show attend free of cost, thanks to the abbey’s provision of programming, space and food. Sept. 1, the Rev. host and motivational “The Norbertine Center for Spirituality, in particular, takes the notion of spirit- Sal Cuccia, O.Praem., speaker – broadcast uality as active service and reflective prayer seriously,” says Pichler. “Especially when ’63 celebrated the Don “Maz” Maslinski ’63 her weekday morning 50th anniversary of it comes to serving the most vulnerable and marginalized populations.” radio program, his ordination to the It’s an understanding of spirituality that is reflected in feedback, says Sister Judy Catholic Connection, This letter sweater belonged to the Rev. Gordon “Legs” Shaney, priesthood. Cuccia Miller, who helps to plan the retreats. “I have learned there is hope for me,” one live from St. Norbert Class of 1917, two-letter man and center for the football team. currently serves as Abbey during two participant stated, while another wrote: “I have learned that spirituality is not some It reminds me of good times gone away. At small private colleges today, house superior/sub- September retreats esoteric endeavor carried out by a few. Spirituality is useful to everyone, even the you’re probably not seeing a lot of letter sweaters because of the prohibitive prior at St. Norbert hosted for some homeless and poor.” Miller says, “It’s nice to know there is a place one can go without cost. But seeing an object like this one rekindles and reaffirms how long ago Abbey. 100 deacons and being judged, and instead being embraced for who one is.” Several participants have this place made a commitment to athletics. Why did they do it? It wasn’t for recognition. It wasn’t for profit. They did it for the right reasons. Why we have their wives at the returned to the abbey – some to participate in spiritual direction with her. Published Norbertine Center for athletics today is really the same reason they had it then. If you look at the whole The Rev. John Spirituality. Tomeo and Most important, say both Miller and Pichler, is what can happen when people are liberal arts tradition, athletics just fits in. It adds the physical element to that mission Bostwick, O.Praem., her husband, Deacon allowed space to take a step back from the shelter or streets and reflect on their lives. of developing the whole person. ’68 (Religious Studies, Dominic Pastore, This retreat may be a contributing factor in enabling some participants to change Emeritus) and Brother served as retreat their situations: Several who were homeless at the time of their retreats are now Don “Maz” Maslinski ’63, athletics director 1998-2004, is currently the Green Steve Herro, O.Praem., directors. holding steady jobs and living in their own apartments. Knights’ assistant offensive line coach and director of athletics fundraising.

12 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2016 snc.edu/magazine 13 Noted / Green Knight Athletics Farewells / Obituaries Upswing Women’s golf part- KURT AHONEN ’17 1994-2016 icipation continues to At the making of a saint ADAM LALUZERNE ’16 1993-2016 rise while the team’s scores go down. It’s good news in both directions for Coach Dave Minten. As recently as 2014, the team experienced problems fielding five players to compete. In 2015, numbers Ahonen LaLuzerne increased to 11 and, in 2016, the addition The campus community mourned along with the of nine first-years took families of college friends Kurt Ahonen ’17 and Adam the total to 17. For the first time in school LaLuzerne ’16 after their deaths in a Lake Michigan history, the program accident, July 17, 2016. “They were fine young men,” was able to field remembers President Tom Kunkel, “who were teams for two events connected by their passion for service to others. Both in the same weekend: were also distinguished students. Put another way, one competing at Adam and Kurt were precisely the kinds of students a Whispering Springs A semester at John Cabot University Peace. I shared the Peace with college president points to with immense pride.” We play as a team, challenges and all Golf Course in Fond in Rome gave Aaron Waldoch ’18 the people from all over the globe. One Ahonen, a computer science major, was a member NEWS du Lac, Wis., and a chance to attend the canonization of man, Vi, from Sicily, who stood next to of Emerging Leaders and undertook a TRIPS mission. A Dealing with adversity is nothing new for Green In her final season, Nickerson, one of four seniors second team at La Mother Teresa of Calcutta in September. me at the canonization, told me that his member of several student orgs, his love of board games Knight basketball: especially this season, displaced on the squad, wants to continue a pair of streaks. Crosse (Wis.) Country “Universal,” Waldoch wrote to friends devotion to Mother Teresa had led him led him to start one of his own: the Board Game Society. Club. He loved sports and the outdoors. His venturesome spirit OF ST. NORBERT as it is from its home court; and most especially for “We have won conference and played in the NCAA back on campus. “I thought this word to an in-depth­ relationship with Christ. two frontcourt players on this year’s roster, forward Tournament the last three years,” she says. “This is Later this season, led to other initiatives, too: start-up businesses, videos, at St. Andrew’s Golf perfectly described what I found to According to Vi, St. Teresa is a figure inventions and numerous big ideas. His family says, “He our last year, so we need to keep it going. That’s our Jackie Ostojic ’20 (left, above) and center Mallory & Country Club in be one of the defining elements of the needed in today’s culture since many had a good and faith-filled heart and will be remembered Nickerson ’17 (right). goal.” She can count unreservedly on enthusiasm and Chicago, the Green canonization Mass.” adhere to a lifestyle that is self-absorbed­ as a loving son, brother and a great friend.” Experience The ongoing redevelopment of the Schuldes site support in pursuit of that goal from Ostojic and the Knights logged a The day of the canonization, he left and not concerned with the less fort- in his chosen field began with an on-campus job with OF ST. NORBERT OF ST. is presenting its own challenges: 6 a.m. off-campus other new first-year students on the team. school record-best his apartment at 4 a.m. to walk to the unate or anyone else. I … thought of a Information Technology Services, then continued with practices all season, and home games played at Ostojic faces her own challenges. She was born 18-hole (338) and 36- an internship at Avalara. Scott Crevier (ITS) describes hole (710) score, with Vatican, where he found individuals from famous Mother Teresa quote: ‘Spread UW-Green Bay. Add to that the plight of Nickerson, deaf in her right ear – a loss “significant enough that all over the world gathered to celebrate love everywhere you go. Let no one ever Ahonen as a gem: “A very kind and gentle young man.” all golfers recording He is survived by his parents, Mark and Kellie, his

NEWS who played in all 26 games a season ago, averaging it plays a role in my everyday life,” she explains. “We their individual the life and mission of the church’s come to you without leaving happier.’ brother, Kyle, and sister, Brynn. didn’t figure it out until I was in kindergarten.” For 7.5 points and 4.7 rebounds per contest. The senior career low scores newest saint. “Attending the canonization of LaLuzerne, an accounting major, had just begun on Day Two of the continues to deal with severe pain in her left foot. several years, Ostojic made it a point to sit in the Waldoch, a history education major St. Teresa of Calcutta … has left me his career as a business analyst at Acuity in Sheboygan, tournament: Jessica The distress surfaced in 2014, leading to an MRI front of class, two seats to the right of the teacher. with a minor in theology and religious contemplating her life and ministry. Wis. While at St. Norbert, his commitment to service Dyksterhouse ’18 that revealed a benign tumor. Surgery followed. Later, teachers used assisted-listening devices so she earned him the Exemplary Leadership Award. LaLuzerne, (87-82), Elizabeth studies, picks up the story: “The atmo- While the crowds have dispersed and who worked at the Sturzl Center for Community Service “For a time after the surgery, it was okay,” explains could hear in the classroom. “I wore a hearing device Bobinski ’20 (91-83), sphere of the crowd was one of joy and Rome has returned to normal, the Nickerson (who also competes in track and field). on my left ear, my good ear,” explains Ostojic. “I was Kelsey Motto ’18 pride that a modern-day saint was to be church feels more universal to me than & Learning as an undergraduate, “was goodness in the world,” remembers Sandy Murphy (Emmaus Center). “But the pain then started coming back.” so excited. That was amazing. My sophomore year, (98-84), Amy Smits canonized. it ever has before. Truly, the church “He would add levity to a situation and be the first to I got my hearing aids.” ’19 (96-89) and Her current pain could be from nerve damage. “Pope Francis declared in his homily, is not contained within the walls of a offer a hug when someone was in need.” His family says She hopes a series of injections will provide relief. Ostojic, who is skilled at reading lips, dislikes Kayley Sjoholm ’20 (105-91). ‘Following Jesus is a serious task, and, at building nor limited to those of certain LaLuzerne loved SNC, where he received an excellent “She is so important to our program,” says Coach playing basketball with hearing aids, so she needs the same time, one filled with joy.’ This backgrounds. The example of St. Teresa education and developed a passion for serving others: Connie Tilley (pictured with her players). “Even additional strategies. “Something clicked,” she Match fit sentiment certainly resonated with the of Calcutta is a model to live by, and “He had many opportunities to be involved in campus when she was out the long period of time, she explains. “I put the hope and trust in my teammates. After leading Neenah crowd gathered at St. Peter’s Square. while I may not complete work to as ministry and service organizations, which were so very was there every day helping out her teammates.” We figured out [nonverbal] codes and gestures to (Wis.) High School “Before the Mass began, all pilgrims great an extent as she did, it is still important to him.” He is survived by his parents, Steve When Nickerson returned to the court late in her communicate. When we are in the huddle, I stand to its first WIAA gathered prayed a rosary together, possible to follow her example and ‘do and Lori, his brother, Andy, and his sister, Michelle. sophomore season, she immediately displayed her right in front of the coach. That’s where I need to be. state girls’ tennis illustrating the universality of the ordinary things with extraordinary love.’ ” talents. In a first-round NCAA Tournament game, Nobody makes a big deal about it.” championship, Kelly church’s prayers and devotions. While Waldoch says Rome, a diverse and Van Handel ’11 was Postscript: In the Summer 2016 obituary notice she scored 11 points in only nine minutes of action. Tilley says, “This is a perfect group to be part named the Wisconsin it was in Italian, I was still able to follow exciting city, is an excellent place to study for Marshall Moss (Music, Emeritus), we neglected to “She was scoring every time down the court,” says of her support. I think the one thing that impresses High School Tennis along in my native language, as did history and theology. His study-abroad mention Moss’ children. Our apologies for this omission: Tilley. “I thought, ‘I’m not taking her out until she me about her is she has a lot of confidence in herself; Coaches Association many others. This same demonstration experience there has let him meet people Moss is survived by his wife, Elaine (Music), and by his falls down.’ She was on fire. I don’t think that anyone where’s she’s going and what she’s doing. She’s not Division 1 Coach of of unity occurred throughout the Mass, from all over the world, giving him a sons Jonathan ’86 (Yoko Onishi) and Christopher ’90 knows what she’s gone through. It’s remarkable.” going to let this set her back.” the Year. and during the Lord’s Prayer and Sign of global perspective on important issues. (Sarah Richardson ’91).

14 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2016 snc.edu/magazine 15 question is – what happens next? Will the Democrats politics were after World War II and into the 1950s, reach out to some of the Republicans who are saying that not being polarized was the norm,” she says. “But, they’ll vote for Hillary (Clinton) and look to bring in fact, being polarized is the norm for Congress.” them into the party?” While pundits provide multiple reasons for Scattergood says trying to get a handle on political polarization in Congress, such as campaign finance polarization is challenging since a simple search on reform or gerrymandering, Scattergood isn’t easily Amazon reveals 100 books on United States political swayed. polarization. There’s been little peer review done and Regarding campaign finance, the 2010 Supreme The (not so) great some of the books are just “quackery,” she thinks. Court decision that opened the door to so-called “There are some books out there (on polarization) Super PACs only intensified the polarization among that get a lot of attention, but they offer no supporting the parties – it did not cause it, she says. “It was research,” Scattergood says. already there,” Scattergood says. Most books are narrow-focused and don’t look As for gerrymandering – when legislatures create at how gender and race, for example, play a role in state or Congressional districts designed to ensure polarization, she adds. one party will keep the seat – Scattergood counters “Polarization pieces do not talk about gender while the argument that that is sparking more polarization the gender politics pieces do not get in to polarization. by pointing to the Senate, which is elected by all voters I was looking for some book about polarization that By MaryBeth Matzek within a state. included all the pieces of the pie, but could not find “The Senate and House are both equally one,” says Scattergood, adding she is considering polarized,” she says. “We see, as people grow in their endy Scattergood (Political Science) frequently working on a project that addresses all aspects of hears the comment, “it’s really bad out there” when party identification, they do begin to think more polarization. “I really didn’t expect not to find that people start discussing the 2016 election and the poorly of people in other parties, which can lead to big-picture book out there.” general polarization of the electorate. She challenges that polarization.” W While some blame the media for the polarizing assessment with a two-word response: civil war. But what about the American population as a state of U.S. politics, Scattergood says it is not that “A lot of people are freaked out by what’s going on right now whole? Scattergood believes when it comes to the easy. in politics and how polarized both sides are, and that it’s never average American, the differences are not as vast as “The media is a business and they won’t give us been this bad before,” she says. “But really what we are seeing is those exhibited in Congress. something we don’t want to read and watch,” she says. nothing that’s not too far out of the ordinary. The Civil War – “Some scholars blame party activists for the “The media may exasperate polarization, but they now that was the height of political polarization.” polarization we see in our political system. Activists didn’t cause it.” Scattergood, who is frequently tapped by Wisconsin news and party delegates tend to be more extreme on the The popularity of 1980s talk radio is now visible organizations looking for insights into poll numbers and the issues than the average American,” she says. “Delegates political landscape, says the current political landscape should in the multitude of ideological websites that cater to their loyal followers. But Scattergood says studies (to party conventions) also tend to care about different not scare anyone. issues than regular Americans.” “The extreme politics we have in the United States is nothing show that people are good at knowing when news The same goes for the country’s political elite. “The compared to what extreme politics look like in Western Europe,” media or websites have biases. elites on both side of the aisle are more polarized so she says. “Everything needs to be looked at in perspective and we “These ideological sites are preaching to a choir that gives the impression that as a country we are need to get away from this hyperbole of people freaking out for that has already been converted,” she says. “A Clinton no good reason.” supporter won’t be swayed to change their vote after more polarized,” Scattergood says. “But when you get The fault lines now showing in the Republican Party are seeing something on Fox News.” down to it, most people are not that polarized in their the crystallization of trends that have been going on for years, beliefs.” Scattergood says. hen it comes to U.S. history, it is normal Scattergood likes to debunk the myth that “all “The GOP has a lot of diverse political ideology in it – it’s for political parties and leaders to have government” is polarized. She says each level of similar to what the Democrats had in 1968 when you had hippies, vastlyW different views, Scattergood argues. government – federal, state and local – can have civil rights supporters and George Wallace in the same party. “Take a look at our Founding Fathers. They were its own form of polarization or get along without When there is a lot of change, this is what historically happens. divided on several issues. Then there’s slavery; that the divisiveness. There are about 88,000 different Politics become more polarized,” she said, speaking before the issue polarized the nation’s politics for nearly a government units in the country and while some Nov. 8 polls in the U.S. “This has been coming for awhile. The century,” she says. “Really, what we have now is are polarized, others are not, Scattergood says. normal when it comes to politics.” “Your local school district could be very There’s no question Congress is now deeply polarized, but the one across the river isn’t,” she polarized, with Republicans moving to the right and says. “That’s why, when people say government is Democrats moving to the left, but Scattergood says all polarized, I have to disagree – not every unit of that’s often the case. government across the country is polarized. We need “A lot of us just have this idea, based on how to take a broader view.”

16 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2016 Fast fashion depends on cheap prices made possible by sweatshops, child labor and over-consumption. The industry pollutes water supplies and generates massive amounts of waste. The scale of the problem can be overwhelming; but three St. Norbert FASHION THIS faculty members are countering the situation with a series of events that shines a light on harmful practices – at the same time proposing practical, small-scale solutions for those who want a stylish closet that doesn’t depend on exploitation. By Melanie Radzicki McManus ’83

The 1,000 T-shirt Project of April Beiswenger (Theatre Studies) gave rise to a Godschalx Gallery exhibit of creative work – “And Where She Ends She Doth Anew Begin” – in which Beiswenger drew from her own collection to unpack the unethical realities of T-shirt production and consumption.

18 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2016 snc.edu/magazine 19 he clear plastic bin is overflowing of trendy clothing from catwalk to retailer. “The swap pile shows how something Beiswenger notes she’s still wearing some with a colorful assortment of Fast fashion is possible due to cheap old can be new to me,” Bryan-Hanson says, 25-year-old T-shirts she bought in college, Fast-fashion facts clothing: shirts, pants, sweatshirts, pricing and harmful employment adding that she plans to host a swap party, not because they’re beloved mementos Here’s a quick snap of the fashion Tskirts. Signs announce passersby should practices, like child labor and sweat- a growing trend. from the past, but because they are still industry and our purchasing habits: “Take a piece” or “Leave a piece.” shops. The mass production of low-cost Another easy way to practice clothing in great shape. Yet some of the T-shirts A college campus is the perfect spot goods also generates staggering amounts mindfulness is to critique how you launder she bought a few months ago for $10 or The global fashion industry tops $1 trillion. to bring a pile of secondhand clothing. of pollution and waste. When the women your clothing. Are you washing items too $12 are falling apart. If you shell out more But while St. Norbert’s new Swap Pile is realized they were each digging into this often? Frequent washings degrade clothing money for better-quality items, they will The fashion and textiles industry is the world’s second-biggest industrial delighting bargain hunters, its creation topic in a unique way, they decided to more quickly. Garments also last longer if last longer. Fewer pieces of clothing will polluter after the oil industry. wasn’t out of concern for students’ collaborate on an event series tackling you wash them in cold water, then line- need to be dyed or tanned – some of the pocketbooks. Instead, its roots lie in During the clothing production the subject. But “Fashion This” does dry. “It’s really just slowing down and most harmful processes associated with process, up to 8,000 different fashion, design, art and environmentalism. not simply take a somber look at this taking care of things,” Bryan-Hanson says. the clothing industry – and fewer items chemicals are used. The swap pile is one small part of depressing – and depressingly large – “It’s the opposite of fast fashion.” will go into a landfill. Americans today buy five times as “Fashion This,” a series of exhibitions and problem. Instead, it aims to help us be Ries says she would like to see more Bryan-Hanson shopped for quality much clothing as they did in 1980. events being held on campus this fall. more mindful about our clothing, and people taking a chance and developing garments when she put together her own Americans recycle or donate a mere The program explores sustainable to have fun doing it. their own fashion style. If we limit our- capsule wardrobe: a limited number of 15 percent of their used duds. and ethical fashion practices through selves to dressing in the clothing that’s out clothing items that can be mixed and the lens of art and design, and includes About 85 percent of Americans’ used Practice mindfulness there, piecing items together exactly as matched to create innumerable looks. a sustainable fashion show, lectures, they appear on mannequins and models, Although she didn’t create her capsule clothing goes into landfills – some Americans today recycle or donate a 10.5 million tons per year. mending clinics, the swap pile and we’re letting other people make all our to combat fast fashion – “I’ll be honest. measly 15 percent of their used clothing, exhibitions centering on environmentally fashion decisions. Instead, Ries says, I wanted to be put-together and not leaving the rest to be dumped into a friendly handcrafted boots, repurposed we should think critically about beauty, spend a lot of time thinking about it,” she landfill. So two easy ways to become T-shirts and hand-stitched clothing fashion and style: “Different looks can be laughs – Bryan-Hanson loves what she more mindful with your clothing are to carefully sourced from organic and exciting. If you create your own style – has created. “Like a lot of people, I like donate items you no longer want, and to sustainable sources. “Fashion This” your sense of what looks great – you may to shop for clothes,” she says. “But now I The commemorative T-shirts we unthinkingly collect purchase some secondhand items. Hence is the result of serendipity, say even get closer to your authentic self.” do so carefully, and don’t make impulse at events are made cheaply by unprotected workers in the college’s new swap pile, a gallery- countries all over the world but our own. Beiswenger the three faculty members who buys.” Her capsule has also allowed her to area centerpiece. Beiswenger, the pile’s uses previously owned shirts as raw material for new designed the project: April develop a more personal style that doesn’t clothing, fiber-art pieces and even (above, and on mastermind, says it’s been a hit so far. Spend more money Beiswenger (Theatre depend upon trends. Buying something previous page) art installations. Some people ignore it, true, but those It seems counterintuitive at first: Studies), Shan Bryan- trendy is fine, too, she says, so long as you who engage with it do so eagerly. “No one’s Spend more money on clothing. But here’s shown ads and images of perfect objects, Hanson (Art) and buy such items with thought and care. half-heartedly digging through it,” she says. the thing: Clothing is getting cheaper which makes us tend to view that shirt’s Katie Ries (Art). uneven stitch, or that coat’s crooked The women were Beiswenger regularly refills the bin by the day. Girls’ and boys’ duds, for Redefine beauty stripe, as ugly. But it’s not. “… I believe all independently with new items, tweeting about its latest example, have dropped 23 and 19 percent, in the beauty of handmade objects,” she intrigued by the contents – Hawaiian shirts! Ugly sweaters! respectively, in the past decade. With fast One goal Bryan-Hanson has as an says, “and imperfections can add to their issue of fast fashion The students really came through with the fashion spurring design changes up to artist and curator is to encourage people beauty.” – a buzzword for latter, she says, noting most of the ugly 18 times per year, manufacturers keep to see the beauty in handmade objects, the rapid movement sweaters are already gone. But, thankfully, up by producing ever-more cheaply made imperfections and all. American culture To that end, Bryan-Hanson curated the not into a landfill. items that fall apart after a few washings. is rather materialistic. We’re constantly exhibit “Shelter & Clothing: Rethinking

THE “FASHION THIS” SERIES The series, which ran Aug. 29-Oct. 13, included these events.

Exhibit: Shelter and Exhibit: “And Where Installation: Clothing SNC Day Event: Exhibit (at Silver Clothing Swap Boot Mock-ups Film Screening and Mend-It Clinics Lecture by April Fashion Show: Panel Discussion: Clothing She Ends She Swap Pile Boot Workshop Lake College): Katie Werkshop (at Silver Discussion: “The Beiswenger, “Knights on the Ethical Consumption Doth Anew Begin: Ries, “Werkboots” Lake College) True Cost” “Fashion This: Catwalk” the 1000 T-Shirt Sustainable Clothing Project” and You”

20 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2016 How We Live Today” as part of the learned as she built; any so-called flaws in out of it. “What can you throw away?” she Knights on the Catwalk “Fashion This” series. The “Clothing” her home (such as the repurposed siding, asks rhetorically. “I don’t know. Go online portion of the exhibit showcases the which shows a few signs of age) only add and Google, ‘What do I do with ripped “Knights on the Catwalk,” a “Fashion This” event, challenged student works of Alabama Chanin. A leader in to its beauty, says Bryan-Hanson. T-shirts?’ The biggest thing to become designers in two categories: $20 from St. Vinny’s (new ensembles from sustainable fashion, the clothing company Redefining beauty also means that just thrift-store purchases) and Fashion From Non-Traditional Materials. A better at is being informed.” class taught by Katie Ries (Art) introduced the idea of wearable body uses repurposed and reclaimed materials because something is ordinary doesn’t extensions, spurring many of the entries. in its pieces, which are fashioned from mean it’s not also special, says Beiswenger. Change your thought process sustainably sourced organic cotton. Items The theatre studies professor, who has are either handmade by local artisans or painted many a set, had a large collection Ten or 15 years ago, very few people machine-sewn in small quantities. of paint-stained T-shirts on hand. So when owned cloth bags, much less toted them The “Shelter” portion of the exhibit was she and her colleagues were developing along to the grocery store or mall. Now located outside of the gallery and, in fact, “Fashion This,” she grabbed those tees, they’re ubiquitous. Why? A cultural out of doors, too, as it’s a tiny home. Tiny along with others from local thrift shops, shift occurred. A collective change in homes are defined as pint-sized abodes and fashioned some into a wallhanging of our thinking about the merits of plastic measuring 500 square feet or less. (This brightly colored flowers; others, cut into bags versus paper or cloth. That’s what one comes in at less than 200 square feet.) strips, became “yarn” for a crocheted skirt. the “Fashion This” creators are hoping to The tiny home was created by Rebecca Beiswenger’s rebirthing of her stained foster; a new way of purchasing clothing Rutter, a Wisconsin-born pastor whose tees begs the question, “What can I throw with no regrets for the past. only background in home construction away?” You shouldn’t donate stained “We don’t need to waste time feeling previously was a seventh-grade shop class. clothing, and you might not have the skill bad,” says Ries. “But we do need to get to She used many recycled materials and or interest to make a floral wall hanging work.”

Clockwise from top right: Benjamin Yes you can! Curtis Nelson models an outfit designed by his girlfriend, Katie Think it’s too difficult to fight fast fashion? Here Vogel ’17 (1st place); Dragon (Emma are some easy ways you can take a stand. May ’19); Patchwork Skirt, modelled by Yi-Lan Niu (Music) for April Repair worn clothing. Beiswenger; May, Lily Quinn ’19, Jordan Wood ’19 and Lindsay Kropp Donate used clothing. ’19 on the catwalk; Hairy/Scary Recycle old items. (Mary Walker ’19, 1st place); Sun/ Palm Tree (Nicole Nielsen ’19, 1st Shop less, but purchase higher-quality pieces. place); Animal (Amy McBride ’17). Purchase clothes made from organic cotton. The manufacturing process for regular cotton items is quite harmful. Don’t purchase new leather items. Second- hand pieces are O.K.! Wash your clothes in cold water and dry them outside.

Find more resources for stylish and sustainable fashion at snc.edu/fashionthis/resources.

Alabama Chanin hand-stitched clothing was on display on campus as one element in a two-part exhibit on sustainable shelter and clothing. The company is known for its use of responsibly sourced organic cotton jersey. Its sustainable practices extend across the enterprise: “We are makers and educators, working to elevate and merge design, craft and fashion.” Challenging unsustainable views of fashion, students go in search of new materials and unconventional approaches to display on the campus catwalk.

22 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2016 snc.edu/magazine 23 pain. About one in four college students has been treated by a mental- health practitioner within a year, and estimates indicate that one out of two The solution … young adults ages 18-25 has been The Way I See It diagnosed with a mental disorder. This may paint a grim picture, At a recent national conference for student affairs professionals, hosted at but Clydesdale insists hope isn’t lost. St. Norbert College, experts from around the country gathered to consider the Beyond academics is love convention’s theme: Catholic​ ​Higher ​Education​ Through the​ ​Eyes of​ ​Our​ ​Students. This very different path to adulthood By Paul Nicolaus ’05 means the identity exploration that used to mark adolescence has shifted to a later and attitudes, Cronin says, but it’s Student Engagement/First Year Exper- Chutzpah, stick-to-it-iveness, or guts. company man and the company job. An and become financially independent. stage of life. In other words, colleges are impossible to know which questions ience). When students were asked if they Call it what you will, but this all-important individual could join a business and stay Today, the majority have not. According presented with an incredible opportunity to ask if college and university personnel had been mentored at their current college X factor can separate the brilliant put for 40 years. If a worker demonstrated to Clydesdale, keynote speaker at the to shape the character of students, and do not know the students. or university, the data indicated higher underachievers from those who steadily loyalty to the company, the company ASACCU conference, this is one of the faith-based institutions are perhaps The solution, or part of it anyways, rates in all categories (faculty/instructor, plug away at an interest, overcoming demonstrated loyalty in return. most significant and unrecognized social uniquely suited to this endeavor. The is love. When members of the college academic or student affairs staff, employer, obstacles with a sense of resilience. Those days are gone, says Tim changes to occur in the last half-century. Association for Student Affairs at Catholic community love their students more parent/guardian and other student) at the Leaders in the field of positive Clydesdale of The College of New Jersey. It has essentially transformed our idea of Colleges & Universities conference July than the content of classes, more than Catholic institutions. psychology have discovered that, The professor of sociology – at St. Norbert adulthood and delayed the entire process. 19-22 brought professionals from some 44 deadlines, more than assessments and While all of these relationships offer unlike static factors such as I.Q., this this summer for a national conference for There are a number of theories to institutions to St. Norbert to explore that more than meetings, she says, a greater up potential for powerful learning special blend of passion and persistence student-affairs professionals – notes the explain away this so-called failure to opportunity through the perspectives of potential to bring about a powerful and opportunities, research tells us the most commonly referred to in educational disappearance of manufacturing and rise launch. Some have called this cohort of their own students. lasting impact exists. influential person in a student’s life during circles as “grit” is something that can in the service industry, which has led to a young adults the dumbest, the laziest and Moral growth occurs at an incredible According to responses from the college is another student, Cronin says. actually be learned and developed. And loss of middle-income jobs and a rise in the most narcissistic. “I would say take rate during this time, especially in those Spring 2015 Multi-Institutional Study So finding ways to meaningfully enter into notably, it may be just as important as both low-skill, low-wage occupations and 80 to 90 percent of what you’ve heard participating in a four-year residential of Leadership, which included 97 colleges student conversations is a useful way to intelligence in determining success in life. positions that require advanced degrees about millennials and throw it in the setting, says Kerry Cronin of the Lonergan and 15 Catholic colleges, meaningful empower students to help one another. Why does this matter? Well, in the and plenty of experience. Job security has garbage can,” Clydesdale says. The reality Institute and the Center for Student relationships are, indeed, being developed. “We’re trying to connect students with words of new Nobel laureate Bob Dylan, vanished, incomes have remained stagnant is that adulthood is much harder now. Formation at Boston College. As part of an independent-study project, each other and we can’t always do that because “the times they are a-changin’.” and high divorce rates have made many And the path toward adulthood has Preaching at students is not the Morgan Lanahan ’17 helped unpack data from on high,” agrees Bob Pyne (Norman skeptical about the prospect of marriage. only grown bumpier, lengthier and more solution. Telling them the answers falls gathered from this survey. Miller Center for Peace, Justice & Public Altered adulthood Meanwhile, lifestyle expectations complex. Many enter college simply short, too. Trust and friendship are One of the most striking differences Understanding). “We need student voices have continued to creep up over time, because our culture indicates that it’s required to have good, open, honest between the Catholic colleges and the to reach out to other students.” Take a close look at twenty-somethings perpetuating a “keeping up with the the next logical step beyond high school. conversation, and the ability to ask good national sample related to mentors, or He cites Fouad AlKhouri ’17 as a in the United States of the 1950s or ’60s, Joneses” mentality. That can lead to plenty of floundering in questions is the key to teaching students those who intentionally assist students’ powerful example of a student who has and here’s what you’ll find: husbands and In 1960, the majority of young the first year. Almost one out of two who to become good citizens. Thoughtful growth or connect them to opportunities helped facilitate increased awareness and wives, fathers and mothers, and financial adults had completed all five of the begin college do not wind up finishing. questions can lead toward deep and for career or personal development, notes understanding. Back home in the Gaza support from the man of the house. traditional markers of adulthood by the College students are taking on extra- profound insights into their own actions Shelly Morris Mumma (Leadership, Strip, Alkhouri is a Palestinian Christian Manufacturing generated plenty of work age of 30. They’d left home, finished ordinary amounts of debt and feel that paid a good living wage, creating the school, gotten married, had children pressure to counteract the price tag of ASACCU at St. Norbert their education. One in three full-time St. Norbert College hosted this year’s Association for Student Affairs at Catholic Colleges undergrads is putting in more than and Universities (ASACCU) annual conference July 19-22. Student-affairs professionals from 20 hours of work per week, Clydesdale 44 Catholic colleges and universities focused on this year’s theme, “The Way I See It: Catholic In the words of Bob Dylan, Higher Education Through the Eyes of Our Students.” says, and one in 10 is working a full-time A number of SNC staff were on the list of professional presenters and panelists. Several because the times they are job. (Beyond 15 hours’ work per week, student speakers also represented the college, including Fouad Alkhouri and Morgan Lanahan. GPA tends to be negatively impacted.) AlKhouri, with Bob Pyne, presented on “Strategies for Interfaith Engagement” while Lanahan, And don’t forget the added pressure, with Shelly Mumma, spoke on “The Way Students See Leadership.” uttered over and over again to those entering their college years, to make this Catholic higher education through the Traditionally, the school that hosts the conference presents the ASACCU Young Alumni Award to one of its own a-changin’ time the “best four years of your life.” eyes of our students grads. The 2016 recipient is Rachelle Barina ’09. Barina talks about the connections between Catholic For some, this combination is creating education and professional life. snc.edu/magazine an enormous amount of anxiety, stress and

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snc.edu/magazine President Tom President Tom Alumni office Kunkel has More about Tango The “Tom’s Last The “Tom’s series of Tango” 19 events across the United States gives alumni, parents and friends a chance to celebrate how far the college has advanced in the last eight years during the tenure of Kunkel, and to hear about plans for the future. staff hope these special events (hosted at homes, clubs and business venues) will not only give alumni and parents a chance to say goodbye to Kunkel but also create lasting SNC connections in their communities. announced that he will leave his post as president of St. Norbert College on May 31, 2017. During a sabbatical period to follow, his first project will be a “short and accessible” biography of St. Norbert of Xanten. events at snc.edu/ alumni.

experience. Their experience. She and Carl worriedShe in the weather about rainy Scott party the Burns ’99 and Katie attended ’99 Vogel says he and Carol would host an encore “tango” “tango” he and Carol would host an encore says Vogel The personal touch is the The is besttouch personal partabout hosting least they’ve we can what do for given us. Our success comes directly from St. directly comes Norbert.” success Nature but Mother party, hours leading the up to became “tango” sunshine. Tom’s last-minute delivered thanks south-of-the-border festive to themedextra signature drinks and food – served alongside Kunkel’s favorites, Whopper malted balls and Diet milk Dr. was Carl. “It says was and fun,” “It relaxed Pepper. see group,” to diversity of the the really interesting a few had peopleCarol adds. 70s and in their “We a girl who was fresh out of college!” than having different totally and had a great night. “It’s was Scott. “It casual says a bar or a restaurant,” it at but it was intimate a really more in a heartbeat. “We’re thrilled to have Tom in our home,” in our home,” Tom thrilled have to in a heartbeat. “We’re done a spectacular college. the job at “He’s Vogel. says and we can be where gather us to a small part of that For do it.” an honor to honor him, it’s alumni events in people’s homes, according to Jessie to homes,alumni events according in people’s Deschane assistant of alumni director ’10, SNC’s communities. event “Everyone involved in the has a tie to setting even the makes special. which more college, the creative and get got we’ve with what work to have We with seating, decorations, food and everything else.” house was spectacular. Carl and Carol are great hosts.” Carl and Carol are house was spectacular.

on a cool autumn on a cool autumn Alumni ore than 1,000 miles away from campus, from 1,000 miles away than ore of St. Norbertdozens in a alumni take kind of beauty different Carl Vogel ’79 and his wife, Carol, Their hosts Carl Vogel are town, Vogel As from a small Wisconsin a teenager [St. help Norbert want to would always “We OF ST. NORBERT COLLEGE NORBERT OF ST. evening. As sinks sun the low against a picturesque they sip cocktails view, with a mountain course golf Colorado home and trade storiesinside a stunning mater. alma about their agreed guestswho happily home their welcome to to farewellevent. been “I’ve a Last Tango” a “Tom’s for of President Vogel says a long time,” for fan of Tom’s , who is visiting in Kunkel alumni and parents Tom cities near and far during final year the of his nine- “I neveryear liked miss a good tenure. to party when changed much,” I was St. at Norbert, hasn’t and that openedVogels their recalls with a smile. The Vogel doors and provided food and beverages. SNC took and planned invitations care of the a brief program. was St. to drawn Norbert opportunity play by the to what later understand until he didn’t baseball, but says a great educational opportunity he had been granted. SNC connections helped early in his career him climb then Anderson, first in Chicago, Arthur and on to television cable just the as it field entered He Denver. was erupting; build Dish Network, helping he where serveto continues as chairman. vice the Carol. “It’s says possible,” way College] in any Carl Vogel ’79 and his wife, Carol, toast the occasion. Behind, Kelley Condon, wife of Mark ’79 (in jacket); John Condon ’83 (in white shirt) with Oswald, Kunkel. Carl Vogel ’79 and his wife, Carol, toast the occasion. Behind, your When house SNC to comes M

These,the she says,sorts were of Barina left with a genuine Ultimately, in a master’s After completing services. Schley joined Schillingand Rachelle Barina an alumni panel ’09 for has memories He fond conference. the at mater his alma in which ways of the made good city use of Chicago as of the a classroom of sorts. But equally important, he says, was repeated the encouragement significance of the service contemplate to opportunities elevate them to in order and even profound work” into from “just learningtransformative experiences – Barina the those that at alsolike found intersection of classroom and concepts gained experiences world” through “real service work. tended have learning to experiences that and most greatest lastingthe impact with her other In conjunction on her. opportunities,campus St. Norbert College in role played a formative ultimately direction in which not only the shaping she is headed she thinks, way but also the she interacts, way the values and the she has developed way. along the sense of purpose. “I learned encounter to people, I learned people, to listen to and I learned recognize everybody to that I developed she says, “and an has needs,” in some way.” respond that to to ability and theological Vanderbilt at studies in Louis University Saint at a Ph.D. then health-care ethics, she became system the SSM at of ethicsdirector and formation has many merged that a role It’s Health. and learning life experiences, of Barina’s allowing see her to best the Catholic of the tradition in action every day. Clydesdale is currently finishing work on a collaborative project on the changing spirituality Tim Clydesdale’s research on the post-high school Tim transition culminated in “The First Year Out: Understanding transition culminated in “The First Year included SNC) led to “The Purposeful Graduate: Why Colleges to Students About Vocation.” Must Talk Soul: Understanding the Religious and of emerging adults entitled “The Twentysomething Adults.” Spiritual Lives of American Young American Teens after High School.” His evaluation of an American Teens 88-campus Lilly Endowment initiative called eight-year, (that Programs for the Theological Exploration of Vocation Research revealed Research “They to make their lives wanted “Purposeful marked by are graduates a case in point,For look no further than echoed a sentiment by Patrick It’s who had been given opportunity the vocation is consider thoughtfully to callsomething to “holy grit.” he likes he says. “They for God,” a difference to a difference make wanted lives to their Theyhumankind. to serve wanted other They sense of a larger discovered people.” purpose, go tools to with graduating the as current both well with and against the hurdles. steer to around as ability the and productivity typethis of intentionality he says, and faith-based and resilience,” the have institutions higher-educational the out into send students to potential powerful with this world combination. Nicholas Schilling, at a third-year student Dame Law School.Notre While Schilling still be trying he may says figure out to look might life his professional what been equipped with the he’s he feels like, suits him that with a path stick tools to his in a hyperactive And, well. culture, education valuable him the has taught reflection, lesson as he puts that it,the is truesoil in which cultivation occurs. alum and a DePaul University Schley, supportapplication specialist the for arts Network for and cultural Tessitura

e rpos u Sense of Sense p “He has“He seen issues of faith and conflict “The storycollege is after of life words,In other indications he found While conducting interviewsWhile conducting and As students navigate their college college their As navigate students Fall/Winter 2016 College Magazine | Fall/Winter Norbert St. Holy grit Holy all his life,” Pyne says, and his involvement all his life,” programmingwith on campus interfaith us build to help able is significant. “He’s bridges, is a great thing.” which in an area where most peoplein an area where Muslim. are really a story of mishaps, setbacks and big the he says. “And disappointments,” those who spent here was that difference about time thinking these held things They figuredway a long view.” the on to their on to setbacks and hung the around sense of purpose, it was they and what that they called were felt do. Those to who did other on the preparation, this not have hit a wall, recover, hand, would commonly field different a completely and pivot into true of losing – potentially sight interests and passions process. in the had developed these students that a sense of grit. But it was that: than What more young adultsClydesdale in the found in order to design to meaningfulin order more lives. research that examined programming that research theologicalgeared the toward exploration wasof vocation, there one aspect that that found He really blew Clydesdale away. given opportunity who were the students sort trajectoriesto life their out and think purposeabout their and calling during from back step to better able were college of anxieties array bombarding the them careers, learning and growing along adulthood to doesn’t path the way, the end on graduation an magically to come Part secret of the success, therefore, to day. built during these foundation the to relates years campus. on formative 26 28 ALUMNI OF ST. NORBERT St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2016 to jointheirconfrèresatSt.Norbert Abbey. remaining residents moved from the priory remaining residentsmovedfromthepriory days inthe1940suntillastyear, whenthe himself. Helivedoncampusfromhisstudent Norbertine highschoolsandattendedafourth $25,000 wasinthemailMonday. the firstcheckand,aspromised,afor abbot. Oneguestsaidhewouldliketoprovide his lifetoSt.Norbertashewasaskedby a manwho,inhisownwords,hasdedicated beloved Norbertine–ascholarshipthathonors scholarship endowedinthenameof because theeventsawlaunchofanew ’65, aguestattheevent. “That’s me!”saidBonnie(Katers)Granius – unidentified,butnottoremainsoforlong. venerable alumnichaplainembracingafriend matrimony. Thephotochosenshowed the of thesacramentschurch–including that representedhisparticipationineach ation ofDePeaux’slifetoldviasnapshots director createdatongue-in-cheekpresent- celebrating thepriest’s90thbirthday, thealumni Rowland DePeaux,O.Praem.,’48ataparty in thewayofagoodstory. Teasing theRev. follow theolddictum,toneverlettruthget Sacramental imagination De Peaux taught at three of the five De Peauxtaughtatthreeofthefive The spotlightwasonDePeauxinparticular When asked,Todd Danen’77isreadyto

and Allison, 2. and Allison,2. Madison, 8,Isabelle,3, Makenna joinssisters June 21,2016. Makenna Katherine, Wis., adaughter, Warden , Suamico, (Lindbloom) 2001 June 8,2016. Bay, ason,LucasAldon, and MattHoida,Green 2001 May 24,2016. Andrew Edward,born Wis., anadoptedson, Adrians, Oshkosh, Eperen) andJosh 2001 2016. Collin Brian,Feb.21, LaGrange, Ill.,ason, and EricUdelhoven, 2001 21, 2016. son, AsherJohn,June Gehl, Hilbert,Wis., a 2000 Lachlan, 1. 3, Harper, 2,and joins Finley, 5,Declan, 6, 2016.McAllister McAllister Michael,April Hartford, Wis., ason, and SteveDummer, 2000 20, 2014. son, LukeHenry, March Oconomowoc, Wis., a Joshua (Westerdale) and 2000 Finley, 3. sisters Eleanor, 6,and 6, 2016.Cooperjoins Cooper William, May Spring, Md.,ason, and AnsonKaye,Silver 1999 2016. Adrienne Fox,April15, Paul, Minn.,adaughter, and AlexEverest,St. 1999 brother Rory, 2. 2015. Maevejoins Margaret, Sept.22, a daughter, Maeve Hoffman ’98,Chicago, Callahan 1997 Births Noted Melanie (Fonder) Melanie (Fonder) Kristin Kristin Erin (Raddatz) Jessie (Van (Friday) Mary Josh andNikki Kris (Broten) Lisa Molly (Fox) Maureen Uhlman, and and Steve and Steve Glenn Glenn /

Alumni Lives Alumni Lives 2005 sister Molly, 3. April 6,2016.Emilyjoins a daughter, EmilyReese, Giesler ’06,GreenBay, (Duncan) 2005 March 13,2016. a son,Tryggve Major, Ingrid 2005 2015. Madison Emery, Oct.17, Wis., adaughter, Hoffmann, Waunakee, 2005 19, 2016. son, HenryAndrew, April Port Washington, Wis., a and 2004 Maddie, 3. 2016. Noahjoinssister Noah Steven,April4, Andover, Minn.,ason, Steve Peterson’04, (Whittington) and 2004 joins sisterCharlotte,1. Feb. 19,2016.Riley daughter, RileyJames, Koske, DePere,a (Kapfhamer) andTravis 2004 Elizabeth, May9,2015. a daughter, Mallory ’05, Tacoma, Wash., and 2003 Quinn, 7. brothers Nolan,9,and 18, 2016.Liamjoins son, LiamJerome,Jan. Two Rivers,Wis., a and ZachSand’02, 2002 2016. 2016. Charley Grace,April13, Milwaukee, adaughter, and JohnBourque, 2006 Austin, 3. Dakota joinsbrother Louis, April11,2016. ’05, ason,Dakota and 2004 Lilah Grace,2. 2016. Elliottjoinssister Elliott Isaac,Jan.30, Sheboygan, Wis., ason, and Sean Coenen’05, Andrew Baillon Justin Heinzen Justin Heinzen Nick Patton’03, and Erika Shane andErika Danni Maas Katie (Ledesma) Jennifer Andrew and Kirsten (Hasdal) Kristin Amber (Dehne) Melissa (Netzer) Carrie (Flood) Jennifer Jennifer , Milwaukee, Davis, Milwaukee, Bennett and Bennett

2016. Adele Jean,June18, Palatine, Ill.,adaughter, and MikeBiancalana, 2009 brother Henry, 2. 2016. Oliverjoins Oliver John,May11, Shelby, N.C.,ason, Steve Bessert’06, (Wollersheim) and 2009 sister Audrey, 2. Feb. 6,2016.Lucyjoins Lucia “Lucy”Marilyn, Green Bay, adaughter, Zachary (Kaminski) 2008 joins brotherJ.J.,2. Jan. 18,2016.Grayson Mo., ason,Grayson, ’07, DardennePrairie, and 2008 23, 2015. daughter, IslaJoy, Oct. ’08, St.Paul,Minn.,a and IanMcCann 2008 Elizabeth, April30,2016. Wis., adaughter, Lillian Pfender, Wausau, (Gress) andChris 2006 brother Rory, 2. 2016. Maelynnjoins Maelynn Jane,Feb.9, Wis., adaughter, Krzewina, Menasha, (Huffman) andTyler 2006 2015. Nora Barbara,Nov. 24, Grove, Ill.,adaughter, Pridgen, Downers (Costello) andTim 2006 joins brotherBennett,3. June 10,2015.Patrick Ill., ason,PatrickDavid, Hutchison, Yorkville, (Wilson) andMatthew 2007 27, 2016. James Harrison,Jan. Oshkosh, Wis., ason, and 2007 Marie, June1,2016. Pere, adaughter, Ava and 2006 Joe McCulloch Joe McCulloch Kyle Clark’07, Nate Bond’07,De Angie (Currie) Rachel Sarah Trisha (Schmitz) Alyson (Rezin) Michelle Amanda (Crass) Jackie (Strom) Jennifer Rachel Katelyn Campillo, and and

2010 in Waukesha, Wis. July 16,2016.Theylive and 2010 Mont. 2016. TheyliveinLibby, Schwartz ’10,June11, (Gatyas) andJoe 2010 in St.LouisPark,Minn. May 14,2016.Theylive and GeorgeHanzal, 2010 Traverse City, Mich. 16, 2015.Theylivein and ZachMiller,May 2006 Oconomowoc, Wis. 22, 2015.Theylivein Joshua (Westerdale) , July and DevinSura,July 2009 Ill. They liveinWarrenville, Druley, Jan.30,2016. (Wright) andKevin 2000 Marriages May 22, 2016. May 22,2016. daughter, EmeliaJoyce, ’13, DePere,a and 2013 June 14,2016. daughter, SophiaJo, ’11, DePere,a and 2011 Jan. 28,2016. daughter, HazelLaveta, Jandrin, GreenBay, a (Burklund) 2011 Faye, 2. 2016. Kevinjoinssister Robert III,June22, Wis., ason,Kevin Jr. ’10,StevensPoint, and 2010 2010 joins sisterNatalie,4. March 3,2016.Holly daughter, HollyMarie, Sheboygan, Wis., a and DavidCasper, Alex Quail’09, Garrick Fischer Garrick Fischer Adam DeCleene Kevin Kaczmarek Amy Perszyk Samantha Stark Stephanie Jenna (Metelak) Katie (Trzaska) Shannon Lisa Lauren (Heim) Jessica (Stock) Andrea Briana (Casey) Kristin (Cox) , Aug. Uhlman, Aug. and Steve and Steve and and

in DePere. April 18,2015.Theylive and 2014 They liveinChicago. ’13, June11,2016. and 2013 in Appleton,Wis. April 23,2016.Theylive and 2013 Wis. They liveinAppleton, Ryd ’12,June18,2016. Ransom andJohan 2012 Appleton, Wis. 11, 2016.Theylivein Cloghessy ’13,June (Krause) 2012 St. Paul,Minn. April 8,2016.Theylivein and 2013 in Luxemburg,Wis. Aug. 29,2015.Theylive and three sons. three sons. by hiswife,Marjorie,and manager. Heissurvived Division asterritory Agricultural Chemical spent 36yearswithSwift a totalof27years.He Air ForceReservesfor then servedintheU.S. and Indiatheaters.He in theChina,Burma Army AirCorps,flying 95. Heservedinthe 1, 2016,attheageof Green Bay, diedMarch , of Robert Servais 1943 Deaths 2012 Wausau, Wis. 8, 2015.Theylivein Simkowski ’12,Aug. (Abendroth) andGreg 2011 Milwaukee. 30, 2016.Theylivein 2012 live inDarien,Ill. ’10, Sept.5,2015.They and C.J. Guzan’14, Kort Koppmann Lauer’14, Bryan Noah Nemgar’13, Tyler Seidl’13, Jonas Baltuska Jonas Baltuska Taylor Mickelson Allyson (Bills) Olivia (Sievert) Claire (Westlie) Karissa (Kaiser) Stephanie Danielle Lt. Col. (ret.) Lt. Col.(ret.) Katrina Lauren (Hughes) and Mitchell Mitchell

the production control the productioncontrol He thenworkedin in theEuropeantheater. forward radiooperator during World War IIas a served intheU.S.Army at theageof92.He died May29,2016, of Manitowoc,Wis., 1950 Mary andeightchildren. survived byhiswife, supervisor. Heis Service asamanager/ with Wisconsin Job and thenspent25years Prudential Insurance Popkey Companyand II. HeworkedforG.M. Navy duringWorld War He servedintheU.S. 2016, attheageof88. Pere, diedMay20, Vandersteen , ofDe 1950 children. He issurvivedbyeight La Crossefor38years. practiced dentistryin U.S. AirForce.Helater Dental Corpsofthe Murphy servedinthe 2015, attheageof86. Wis., diedMarch21, Murphy, ofLaCrosse, 1950 two children. by hiswife,Alice,and Trustees. Heissurvived of DubuqueBoard member oftheUniversity He wasalifetime franchise development. marketing, salesand entering acareerin the U.S.Navybefore during World War IIin age of92.Heserved Jan. 11,2016,atthe of LakeForest,Ill.,died 1949 daughters. 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ALUMNI OF ST. NORBERT ST. OF 30 ALUMNI OF ST. NORBERT St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2016 Noted 2016, at the age of 59. 2016, attheageof59. Calif., diedMarch8, Timmers, 1979 and twochildren. other, MarilynPeters, survived byhissignificant center oncampus.Heis psychological services the counselingand where heworkedin to St.NorbertCollege worker; intimereturning and thenasasocial Pennings HighSchool music teacheratAbbot needs ofothers,firstasa his lifetoservingthe age of62.Hededicated May 31,2016,atthe Bauer, ofDePere,died 1977 children. Marguerite, andtwo is survivedbyhiswife, Cacciatore &Co.Inc.He financial officeratJoseph of 60.Hewasachief May 20,2016,attheage Jr. 1977 Robert, andtwosons. survived byherhusband, a jewelryartist.Sheis that talenttobecome passion forartandused the ageof62.Shehada Ill., diedMay15,2016,at Fallows, ofNorthbrook, 1977 Charlene, andfoursons. survived byhiswife, Management. Heis at PremierRealEstate was propertymanager at theageof66.He Wis., diedApril5,2016, Viste, ofSturgeonBay, 1972 , of Chicago, died , ofChicago,died Francis Francis Michael Joseph George Tapling Maureen Daniel Thomas of Cupertino, of Cupertino, /

Alumni Lives of Greene,N.Y., died Den BuschTrifunovic, 1987 and threechildren. by herhusband,David, of Hope.Sheissurvived Father Conroy’sVineyard loyal weeklyvolunteerat board ofdirectorsanda of theProjectRenewal of 51.Shewaspresident April 5,2016,attheage Davenport, Iowa,died Halligan Wildharbe, of 1987 brothers. mother, Mary, andthree He issurvivedbyhis out onLakeMichigan. well astakinghisboat brothers andnieces,as spending timewithhis playing hockeyand family manwholoved of 53.Johnsonwasa 10, 2016,attheage of Chicago,diedFeb. 1986 children. wife, Debbie,andtwo technology. basis ofDow’sINSITE which formedthe ethylene polymerization, molecular catalystsfor development ofnew his contributionstothe Most noteworthywere credited tohisname. U.S.-granted patents he hadmorethan74 chemist. Chemical asaresearch 24-year careeratDow Oshkosh beforea University ofWisconsin chemistry atthe He taughtinorganic He is survived by his He issurvivedbyhis A prolificinventor, Christine Van Margaret Ann Robert Johnson,

Photo courtesy Green Bay Press-Gazette Black Creek. for InsightCreative,aGreenBay agency. Young ownsForeverYoung Designs,whichisbasedin fences nearLambeauField. Spencer Young ’13werecommissionedtopaint70-foot-long muralsontwohighlyvisibleprofile Boys Ranch(acausedeartothe heartofPackerslegendBartStarr)asitslocalbeneficiary. to raisefundsforlocalcharities.Statz’sCBSstation,WFRV-TV GreenBay, choseRawhide II. TheCBSpre-gamepromotionalprojectbenefitedothers,too: thehelmetswereauctionedoff to designthemedfootballhelmetsinall32NFLcities. more waysthanone.Aheadofthe2016SuperBowl,hewasone ofthe“helmetartists”invited Green BayPackersfanZaneStatz’14haslenthisenthusiasmtothecausein Designed towin page 15. same accident,see ’17, whodiedinthe his friendKurtAhonen tribute toLaLuzerneand and twosiblings.Forour is survivedbyhisparents Acuity inSheboygan.He business analystwith began hiscareerasa Norbert thisspring,he his graduationfromSt. age of22.Following July 17,2016,atthe Sheboygan, Wis., died LaLuzerne, of 2016 wife, Diane. DJ. Heissurvivedbyhis also workingasaradio during muchofhislife, musicals andtheatre 56. Hewasinvolvedwith 15, 2016,attheageof of GreenBay, diedMay 2000 daughter. She issurvivedbyher with severalyouthclubs. volunteered hertime Saddle Club.Shealso with theRoughRiders rides andhorseshows to participateintrail horses, andsheloved passion inlifewasfor age of79.Herforemost May 2,2016,atthe of Portland,Ore.,died 1996 children. husband, Boris,andtwo She issurvivedbyher New York for25years. of Wisconsin, Iowaand she taughtinthestates as aclassroomteacher; reading specialistaswell of 50.Trifunovic wasa May 20,2016,attheage Statz isownerofZASDesignsand, byday, worksasagraphicdesigner andwebsitedeveloper The helmetprojectisnotStatz’ first Packers-inspiredwork.In2015,heandfellowclassmate Statz’s goldenhelmetcelebratedBartStarr, PackerslegendandMVPofSuperBowlsI Adam Adam William Wright, Margaret Ward, innovation, vision and innovation, visionand his pastexperiencein SCORE mentor, shared 1974 committee. appropriations on thehumanservices minority spokesperson House Republicansand negotiator forthe service aschiefbudget her assignmentsinclude in October2013and deputy minorityleader She wasappointed General Assembly. eighth termintheIllinois is currentlyservingher 1968 Charities. at OrlandoCatholic clubs, andteachesESL students andstudent He continuesadvising and salesmanagement. was intheareasofsales Florida. Hismainfocus the UniversityofCentral College ofEngineeringat of Businessandthe faculty attheCollege recently retiredfromthe 1966 12 years. Allouez, Wis., forthepast pastor atResurrectionin at age75.Hehasbeen mandatory retirement five bishopsuntilhis position heheldunder of GreenBayin1978,a bishop fortheDiocese appointed asauxiliary of priesthood.Hewas celebrates 50years Morneau, O.Praem., 1960 TheRev. Robert Notes Class Paul Tutskey , a Patti Bellock Karl Sooder

leadership class. social entrepreneurship Marquette University the firstJ.J.Keller- is alsoamemberof Community Pantry. He the Oshkosh(Wis.) Area executive directorfor served asthefounding Vickman hadpreviously of GreaterGreenBay. the MediationCenter executive directorof has beennamed 1976 for adults!” says, “It’slikeDisneyland The Villages, Florida.He newly retiredandlivingin 1974 continue asaconsultant. northern Virginia, hewill Somalia. Residingin Bosnia, Afghanistanand with war-zone toursin active federalservice him tocontinuehis experience thatinspired on Sept.11,2001–an working inthePentagon overseas. Hewas domestically and organizations to servegovernment Forces, butcontinued colonel, Special U.S. Armyaslieutenant 1994, heretiredfromthe the U.S.government.In continuous serviceto July after42yearsof Bachmann retiredin 1974 Green Bay. Rasmussen Collegein Thought toAsk”at Franchising ButNever Wanted toKnowAbout at “EverythingYou strategic development Steven Vickman Richard Rechis Robert

as director of events as directorofevents Academy inGreenBay has joinedNotreDame 1988 media coordinator. historian andsocial Board asthegroup’s Education Association to theWisconsin Art recently nominated teachers. Bjorkwas online resourceforart a nationallyrecognized The ArtofEducation, of APStudioArt,”for “Unlocking theSecrets first nationalpodcast,on recently recordedher (Wis.) HighSchool, teaches artatPewaukee processes. Bjork,who alternative printmaking photography and in Chicagoondigital Association conference National ArtEducation a presentationatthe (Balistreri) Bjorkgave 1984 destinations books. series ofprimegolf- second inDauplaise’s The releaseisthe courses intheregion. descriptions ofelitegolf featuring detailed destination guidebook Eastern Wisconsin,” a has published“Golfin 1981 College inAsheville,N.C. learning atWarren Wilson vice presidentforapplied has beenpromotedto 1984 University. in lawfromLoyola has earnedherJ.D. 1980 Geno McKenna Jeanne Mike Dauplaise Virginia Bigane Cathy Kramer

time.” globe andacross creativity acrossthe expressed incredible why humanityhas discussing howand building blocksfor and stories.They’re toys, games,clothes in termsoffood, understand culture “It’s easyforkidsto culture ortimeperiod: people fromanother lives andtheof different intheir to considerwhat’s will alsoaskthem her programs.She them engagedduring professionals tokeep and anthropology the rolesofhistory children totakeon Morrison invites and fun,”shesays. interactive, engaging more approachable, and historytomakeit about anthropology augment whatIknow and Idomybestto more excitingthings, like flashierand literature …. Kids sustainability and pology, philosophy, unlike history, anthro- engage kidsin, art arereallyeasyto ’11.and “Science Michelle Morrison and exhibits,says engaged inactivities in keepingchildren can goalongway A littleingenuity For example, For example, M Scholarly journey,Scholarly smalldetour would enjoy it so much.would enjoy itso in the community. Madison We have a or touch onthemes that are highlyvalued thatprograms complement my interests museums,” shesays. andnatural museums history history muchso here, about andtranslate itto that programing Ilearned free-form “I’m focus. hopingto develop changed its herdoctorate,still like to she has earn the without Whileshewould kids). “play” come(where adults to the and museum andadultnights workshops drop-in visits, forprograms the including museum, and Ihaven’t back.” looked specialist aprogram as hired later Iwas monthsexcited Then,a few whenIgot it. playing there achild.I enjoyed Iwas as sincemuseum, howmuch Iremembered fordo andapplied aninternship at the for to something looking Iwas accident. a pathcareer was complete happy “This Children’sMadison Museum. She says, sheisworking Instead, atprogram. the to planhernext step –entering aPh.D. hometo Wis.,She Madison, returned College, University in2014. ofLondon, at King’s history inmedieval degree history, shewent amaster’s onto earn path.educational grown-up onavery set hadherfeet fact, A double major in anthropology and and Adoublemajor inanthropology “[At different the Idevelop museum] of avariety develops Morrison with children,with northat she working imagined never ’11 ichelle Morrison

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ALUMNI OF ST. NORBERT ST. OF 32 ALUMNI OF ST. NORBERT St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2016 1991 leadership team. company’s executive is amemberofthe legal operationsand directs worldwide Worth, Texas. Bedward Laboratories, inFort counsel ofAlcon vice president,general has beennamedsenior 1988 relations. stewardship andalumni in eventmanagement, He bringsexperience and alumnirelations. ’77 Arkens ’07 these “trifecta”alumsatthelaunchwereTyler education atSt.NorbertCollege.Representing Notre DameAcademyandthenfurtheredtheir from aGRACEelementaryschool,wentonto new societyrecognizesalumniwhograduated Bay area’sCatholicschoolsystems.The that connectsthecollegewithGreen springs fromtheCatholicLinkpartnership in evidence;notsurprising,sincethesociety this spring,St.Norbertalumsweremuch When theCatholicLinkSocietylaunched Three timestheconnection Noted & Literacies) from Arizona & Literacies)fromArizona English (Writing, Rhetorics received herPh.D.in Relations) [email protected]. contact yesterday, todayandtomorrow.” in theGreenBayarea.Thankyouforthat– enduring commitmentto,Catholiceducation living billboardsforthehighqualityof,and Maggie Hogan’15)says,“You trifectasare As date, some170trifectashavecomeforward. Abbey). Andthesocietycontinuestogrow: J. Neville,O.Praem.,’73(abbotatSt.Norbert (Brozyna) Mulva’69andtheRt.Rev. Gary Lamont ’64, Readers who can claim membership can Readers whocanclaimmembership , President Tom Kunkel(above,with Jean Healy’92, Tracey Hayes Royce Bedward Todd Danen’77 , Mary Burich’92, Mary Michele Micksch’90, /

Alumni Lives

Jerry Hruska’80, Jerry only 15 referees within only 15refereeswithin I volleyball.Heisoneof to officiateNCAADivision accepted andassigned referee, hasbeen a professionalvolleyball 1992 specialist inNashville. analytics andevaluation education system’s Regents asthehigher the Tennessee Boardof accepted apositionat 1992 Arizona University. faculty atNorthern and digitalmediastudies joined therhetoric,writing 2016. InAugust,she State UniversityinMay (Alumni & Parent (Alumni &Parent Michael Ochs, Scott Nikolaihas Todd Danen Miriam Miriam

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edited “Teaching Outside University. Falter co- North CarolinaState in Englisheducationat tenure-track position She hasaccepteda the UniversityofGeorgia. literacy educationfrom a Ph.D.inlanguageand graduated thisMaywith 2001 office. LLP’s Appleton,Wis., Hinshaw &Culbertson partner-in-charge of been appointedoffice 2000 University. instruction fromMarian degree incurriculumand received hermaster’s was born!Shehas her daughter, Harper, course thedaybefore her lastgraduate Dummer completed 2000 Best Buy. human resourcesfor to seniormanagerof has beenpromoted 1999 Business School. University’s Sawyer department atSuffolk and entrepreneurship in themanagement as assistantprofessor accepted aposition Cities. Shehas of MinnesotaTwin from theUniversity business administration has earnedaPh.D.in 1997 Clinic inKeshena,Wis. the MenomineeTribal as aqualitymanagerfor and hasbeenappointed from GonzagaUniversity business administration earned amaster’sin Skenandore 1995 higher education. the arts,communityand business opportunitiesin She willdirectnew in theirMilwaukeeoffice. as abusinessdeveloper Architects &Engineers has joinedHGA 1995 so designated. the Chicagoareatobe Michelle Falter Lora Zimmerhas Kris (Broten) Patrick Cantwell Dossinger Karyn Michael Kate Mullaney has has

based in Milwaukee. based inMilwaukee. Immunology Societies, Federation ofClinical executive directorofthe has alsoservedas organizations. She evolution ofnonprofit the organizational focused onguiding LLC, aMilwaukeefirm for AssociationAcument director ofclientservices previously servedas Bar Association.She of theMilwaukee the executivedirector Martis hasbeennamed 2004 Arlington Heights,Ill. Viator HighSchoolin football coachatSt. was namedhead 2003 Texas. based inArlington, division atRegalWare, Saladmaster Cookware to presidentofthe has beenpromoted 2002 throughout theMidwest. in theChicagoareaand the company’spresence focused onexpanding U.S. Bramleywillbe businesses acrossthe to small-andmid-sized HR outsourcingsolutions organization providing professional employer Engage PEO,aleading Illinois salesteamof has beennamedtothe 2001 Mary’s College. for SpiritualityatSaint director oftheCenter was recentlynamed Montevecchio (Helderman) 2003 battalion surgeon. currently workingasthe U.S. Army. Sheis Afghanistan, withthe deployed toKabul, major inFebruarywhile was promotedto 2001 National Writing Project. College Pressandthe published byTeachers Room forDialogue,” Standards: Making the Box,butInside Sarah (Krause) Sarah (Krause) Dave Archibald Ryan Reigle Dr. IreneZoesch Grant Bramley Arlene

in Middleton,Wis. Middleton HighSchool first yearofteachingat fall, Tim willbegin his Wisconsin in2016.This from theUniversityof science education a master’sinsecondary Michigan in2012,and from theUniversityof in inorganicchemistry Program. Teaching Fellows through theKSTF science teachers mathematics and career, high-school specifically forearly- development designed support andprofessional foundation provides teaching fellows.The its 2016cohortof as amemberof Teaching Foundation Knowles Science been chosenbythe 2007 Energy Ltd. manager atNexGen project andoperations has beennamedsenior 2007 before oraftergames. give playershigh-fives locker-room entranceto has earnedaspotatthe since themid-90sand present atmatches game. Diedrickhasbeen Norbert Collegehockey Bay GamblersandSt. to attendingeveryGreen paper asinspirational– dedication –citedbythe Press-Gazette forher by theGreenBay has beenprofiled 2007 Ontario HockeyLeague. youngest coachinthe team. Heisthethird Saginaw Spirithockey head coachofthe isthenew Carbery 2006 the branch. operations directorfor and membership previously theprogram YMCA. Kirstenwas of theKettleMoraine West Washington branch center directorforthe has beenpromotedto 2004 Berto earned a Ph.D. Berto earnedaPh.D. Tim Bertohas Troy Boisjoli Micaela Diedrick Spencer Kirsten Coenen

from the University of from theUniversity of N.M., hasgraduated Abbey inAlbuquerque, of SantaMariadelaVid Norbertine community a memberofthe Haney, O.Praem. , 2013 Wisconsin-Madison. at theUniversityof for EducationResearch the Wisconsin Center financial specialistwith 2011 Township HighSchool. Grange, Ill.,atLyons accepted ajobinLa pathology andhas with amastersinspeech Northwestern University has graduatedfrom 2009 New York City. U.S. CoastGuardin representative forthe as apublicaffairs Strohmaier isserving 2008 family anddomesticlaw. specializes inthefieldsof St. Charles,Mo.She firm, TEMLawLLC,in launched herownlaw McCulloch has 2008 Seminar. Meeting andScientific Association Annual State PodiatricMedical recent Washington Arthrodesis” atthe tarsophangeal Joint Following 1stMeta- “Revision Surgery Pentek spokeon 2008 Dr. Jeffrey in thenation. and oneofthetopeight the stateofMontana program asthebestin distinguishes the of French.Thisaward Association ofTeachers rating fromtheAmerican received anExemplary in Kalispell,Mont.,have at GlacierHighSchool and herFrenchprogram 2008 in St.Paul,Minn. University ofSt.Thomas Student Centeratthe director oftheAnderson has beenpromotedto 2008 Frater Zachary Frater Zachary Chris Birkeisthe Kelly McHugh Steve David Lemon Trisha (Schmitz) Stephanie Hill

is now working as a is nowworkingas a 2016 our Spring2015issue. competitive powerliftingin in anarticleabouther magazine firstmetBayer was decided. the USAmaleOlympian Championships, where Pan AmericanSenior team competingatthe the USAweightlifting film adocumentaryon to providecoverageand Cartagena, Colombia, assignments tookherto and Strongman. competitive weightlifting Texas), coveringCrossFit, of FloSportsInc.inAustin, position forFloElite(apart marketing coordinator accepted thecontent 2015 coordinator. producer/promotions Local 5asthestation’s appointment atWFRV-TV has acceptedan 2014 company. media optimization marketing andsocial Digital LLC,adigital as presidentfor, Entea has founded,andserves 2014 Independent. News/Deerfield (Wis.) at theCambridge to managingeditor has beenpromoted 2014 division. juvenile/mental health working intheMilwaukee Defender’s Office, Wisconsin StatePublic public defenderforthe is anassistantstate in May2016.She University LawSchool degree fromMarquette earned ajurisdoctor 2013 specialist. interactive marketing joined Ascendiaasan Wojciechowski 2013 history ofChristianity. with amaster’sinthe Chicago DivinitySchool Readers of this Readers ofthis One ofherfirst Taylor Baltus Paige Bayerhas Shaina Beckers Natascha Saylor Nicole Poley Larissa Dallman Luanne (Spence)

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services coordinator. Opolka ’14isthelibrary specialist; andDanielle is communications Rachel Mueller’14 institutional repository; engagement and librarian forintellectual been appointedproject Sarah Titus ’12has Mulva Libraryoncampus, St. NorbertFund.Inthe associate directorofthe and director ofstudyabroad, Jeremy Doughty’05, Norbert Collegeinclude n ’15. ’07 Heusterberg-Richards Gemert) Kust’04, include Team Awards honorees Cassandra Burns’10. LeFevre ’10and Jochman ’07, Couch ’01, Amanda (Lacey) (Verwiel) Kline’96, recipients includeAmy Teachers ofDistinction n to receivetheaward. chapter’s 27-yearhistory Teke intheSt.Norbert Schober isthefourth professional endeavors. college communityand hard workinfraternity, distinction fortheir men receivedthe This year, onlynine international fraternity. the Tau KappaEpsilon highest distinctionsin of Top Teke, oneofthe has receivedtheaward 2016 at Nature’sWay. qualification coordinator as aQAsupplier Kohnle isnowworking 2016 School inGreenBay. at St.BernardCatholic second-grade teacher snc.edu/go/keepintouch Submit youritemat Share yournews! facebook.com/sncalumni alumni onFacebook. connect withfellow New hires at St. NewhiresatSt. 2016GoldenApple and Troy Rottier’15, Cody Schober Alexandria Keep track and Keeptrackand Elizabeth (Van Ashley Kennen Ashley Kennen Stefanie Stefanie Victoria Victoria Amy Amy

significant differenceinthelivesofothers.We celebratethosehonoredthisyear. Each yearbringswithitanewopportunitytohonorfewselectalumniwhohavemade AwardAlumni Winners 2016 Turba Turba to Jerry ismarried ’74. children. country’s of the poorest African needs the educational working to meet Zambia, Place. twice visited She has Hill andAWoman’s Heritage YWCA, the ofNotre boards DameAcademy, the year.each Additionally, on Judy serves 200, welcoming more than 10,000visitors and retreatstoof programs more than number its ship, the center increased has Center for Spirituality. Under herleader- for programming the Norbertine directs communityfor the Norbertine and Abbey, shecoordinates publicrelations relations office. Now, St. Norbert at environments as highschool Norbertine Judy Turba in hercareer ’76began to theNorbertineCommunity Distinguished Service Kelly ’69. to PegKelly (O’Rourke) ismarried serve. they –the ofthose 25 years lives over devoted 400,000 hoursthey’ve ofthe and–byvirtue the participants transforms of The program thelives throughout agencies Milwaukee. social and schools shelters, nursing homes, –in for twoweeks inservice year each 250students immersingsome Project, Life Shared the Senior directed he has inWisconsin.programs Since 1981, inand taughthas Englishandlife lessons, For ahalf-century, nearly Terry Kelly ’68 Alma MaterAward highly regarded track highly regarded coaches oneofthe most of Fame in2008,healso Hall Coaches Association to the Wisconsin Football and off the field. Elected out oftheon classroom, alumni andparent women’s center, and the counseling center, in she held positions College, Norbert at St. and counselor. Later, educator, administrator

magazine. in the Fall/Winter ofthis 2015issue Vanessa ’12. Klein (Ashworth) to Kleinismarried impact. and societal economic a significant with technologies $1 milliongrant to expand research into He recently to additives biofuels. wona fromfood to the creation ofeverything them applying refines such processes, Forbes’ “30Under 30”whilestillpurs- oneof named ’10was Ian Klein Young AlumniAward ’96 Knobloch ication professor Leanne At commun- the University ofIllinois, in SocialSciences Distinguished Achievement David Schug ’96. Schug to David is married to reunion.from deployment Knobloch couples navigate the transition military how studying research project Defense midst ofaUnited States Department andsheiscurrentlyrelationships, inthe and family marriage of transitionwithin communicate times how people during on Her work focuses journals. academic offive boards onthe editorial She serves entries. encyclopedia chapters andseven 15book more articles, than 40journal She’s degree. her doctoral published Klein’s the subject work was ofafeature  snc.edu/magazine Read moreaboutourawardwinners. up, Spero Energy, Hisstart-implications. globalenvironmental has processing – work that fromwood reusing waste research explores ways of uing hisdoctorate. His served since receiving served and universityshehas to, andfromthe college shebelongs organization professional from every stage honor at career each the received highest has magazine snc.edu/

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Farewell to a friend Calendar With this issue, we say farewell to Drew Van Service with a smile November Our friends Fossen, who moves on after devoted leadership of college communications that includes his 13 years … and with ketchup 2-3 Masculinities Summit want to know 4-12 St. Norbert College Theatre presents as art director of this magazine. Our magazine, like The ITS service desk has gone mobile The college looked great; the “Stop Kiss” all the college’s publications, owes everything to to meet technology needs anywhere on facilities – including the new Mulva 7 “Graphic Design & Rock ’n’ Roll: Drew’s sensibility, his aesthetic, his editorial savvy, campus – and it serves hot dogs, too! Well, Family Fitness & Sports Center The Art of the Music Poster” opens his well-versed and disciplined professional flair, sometimes. With SNC-compliant umbrella rising on the former Schuldes site – 19 Opera Workshop presents Puccini’s and above all to his heart. Without his dedication, aloft and a hot-dog roller grill on board, the fabulous. The atmosphere was vibrant, the speakers “Sister Angelica” your magazine would be a much poorer thing. new mobile service desk has been seen thought-provoking; the conference overall voted a out and about at early student arrival registration, on Move-In Day and at the Involvement huge success. And the 162 delegates to the national Drew’s wise counsel and insightful direction have Tom’s Last Tango sees Fair. The hot dogs are just for occasional fun (and lunch). But the cart is for real; it’s all part ASACCU conference had questions. They had two contributed mightily to the way people know of and President Tom Kunkel December of Informational Technology Services’ bid to be ready to solve tech problems fast, wherever oft-asked questions in particular, says Julie (Donovan) understand the college as it is today. It was all done visiting alumni, parents members of the college community are experiencing them. In our photo: Taylor Jadin (ITS). 2 Festival of Christmas Massey ’87 (Mission & Student Affairs) as she tallied with a giving spirit that has won our department and others in cities across 3 Breakfast with Santa feedback from the conference: many friends. Recently, it won Drew himself the the country, reflecting 3 Brass & Organ Christmas Spectacular college’s Founder’s Award – the coveted annual on his presidency, and 16-20 Christmas With the Knights These Mulvas … do they have sons? honor given to those who contribute most mightily offering his view on what 1 ANSWER: Yes! But both are already married. to the Norbertine tradition and spirit on campus. lies ahead. The eighth president of St. Norbert January Your showers are so clean – what’s the secret? Early on, Drew prevailed in one small creative College will take office 21 Alumni Basketball Day 2 ANSWER: The Works. (Says Massey, who put the difference of opinion, saying, “Nothing can ever be this summer. too beautiful.” After that, we just left him to it. question to Housekeeping, “I thought I might be going to hear something about radical hospitality, For details of all Last February or perhaps that no task is too small if performed Tango events, visit snc. with great love … and there is that, too.”) TINY edu/tomslasttango. 17 MSOE Hockey Game 27 John Gordon Retrospective: 98 square feet, and call it home. exhibit opens Turn to page 24 for more on the ASACCU conference: It’s a sustainable living option that the larger as well as the smaller questions it raised; and WORDS & PICTURES attracted plenty of attention when the truly significant conversations it facilitated between it was parked outside the Bush March student affairs professionals from around the country. Editor: Susan Allen. Contributors: Mike Art Center for some weeks this Counter MLS ’14, John Devroy, Mariah Doughman 3 Power Yak at the CVC fall. The tiny house – at St. Norbert 3-5 Green Bay Film Festival at St. Norbert ’18, Brooke Kazik, Jeff Kurowski, Anja Marshall ’17, for the “Shelter & Clothing” exhibit Breanna Mekuly ’12, MaryBeth Matzek, Melanie College Unto each new generation! (page 22) – was a draw for We have a bit of an Americorps family tree (Radzicki) McManus ’83, Mike Roemer, Nina SNC Day visitors and others More at snc.edu/calendar. branching out on campus at the moment. (Nolan) Rouse ’07, Trisha Shepherd ’96, checking out the Aug. 29-Oct. Laura Treichel, Eric Wagner ’06, Jill Wiesman, Amy Mrotek ’16 (top), currently serving 23 show. Guests, welcomed through Americorps in the Cassandra Corey Wilson. in ones and twos, were able to Voss Center, is supervised by Anna College President: Thomas Kunkel admire the loft sleeping area, Czarnik-Neimeyer ’11 (left) – who, dining space, fitted kitchen, when she served in the program, Vice President for Enrollment Management closet and (yes!) shower, all was supervised by the & Communications: Edward J. Lamm shoe-horned into this perfectly Sturzl Center’s practical residence. Nancy Mathias Executive Director of Communications (right). & Marketing: Drew Van Fossen

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For 118 years, we’ve been helping 2015-16 President’s Report our students’ dreams take flight. & Honor Roll of Donors And we’ve only just begun.

giving.snc.edu Fundraising Fit and fortunate for a viable future results & trends Alumni Giving Participation Percentage s I write this, a cavernous become one of the busiest spots on campus. rectangular pit has appeared But advances like this don’t come cheap. 2015-16 16.2%

in the ground just off Stewart The fitness center – at nearly double the space 2014-15 16.7% A REPORT FROM THE PRESIDENT Street near the south end of the under roof than Schuldes – will cost upward Manion Townhouse complex. of $26 million, which after the science building 2013-14 17.2% It might be starting out as a muddy hole, is the second most expensive construction 2012-13 18.3% but soon enough it will metamorphose into a project the college has ever undertaken. Abeautiful swimming pool – the glass-encased Miriam and Jim Mulva’s incredible generosity centerpiece of the new Mulva Family Fitness & in a lead gift has covered half of that amount, Alumni Donors Sports Center, which will open in conjunction and thankfully quite a few other benefactors Individual donations with next May’s Commencement. have followed their lead. We’re still working 2015-16 2,900 At St. Norbert, we have been talking about hard to secure the unpledged “tail” on the a campus swimming pool for a long time. project. 2014-15 2,556 How long? Well, the original plans for the Indeed, when that drive is done, we 2013-14 2,952 will have had the good fortune to invest

ST. NORBERT COLLEGE NORBERT ST. Schuldes Sports Center, which opened in 1979 and which is being subsumed by the new almost $140 million in new, renovated and 2012-13 3,118 President Tom Kunkel arena, also included a pool. In fact, it would repurposed resources on this campus in have been located pretty much where Miron my nine years. More to the point, at a time boredom, especially in the winter months, any football roster can account for between 5 Construction’s workers are digging right when higher education is under (appropriate) constructive alternative to bar-hopping is a and 10 percent of the entire freshman class.) Total Donors Donations by alumni and friends now. But without enough money for that, the scrutiny for rising costs, I’m proud to say that good thing! Almost as impactful is our growing track Or consider the science building. Very program, which recruits both men and women college’s leaders at the time just couldn’t take virtually all this new infrastructure has been 2015-16 5,103 the pool plunge. privately underwritten, keeping it out of SNC’s early in my time here it became evident that – and remember, we didn’t even have a viable ST. NORBERT COLLEGE We have been more fortunate this time operating budget – that is, we have not put St. Norbert was either going to demonstrate track before Schneider. The men’s and women’s 2014-15 5,831 its long-term commitment to the sciences or soccer teams benefit from the stadium too, around. In the same way that the Gehl-Mulva this investment on the backs of our tuition- 2013-14 4,947 Science Center has been a transformational paying students. it wasn’t. The Minahan Science Building was naturally. And just down the road, our baseball resource for the academic and intellectual life Nor, despite what you might have read middle-aged and showing it, with some labs and softball programs got their own shiny new 2012-13 4,971 of SNC, the new fitness and sports complex about college arms races, are these facilities by starting to resemble museum pieces. With the home a few years back when we completely glittering new science center, however, we are reimagined the Mel Nicks complex. will fundamentally change the campus any stretch of the imagination “luxuries.” Each St. Norbert Fund Annual Gifts experience for our students, and in all the best has been central to the student experience and poised to teach and perform science at the I could go on, but you get the point. Total dollars ways. As you know, we say our mission is to the financial stability of St. Norbert College. highest level for the next several decades. And These resources are wonderful in and of educate students in mind, body and spirit. Take the fitness center. Increasingly, of course, the Gehl-Mulva Science Center also themselves, but they are even more significant 2015-16 $1,628,444 We’ve more or less had the mind and spirit facilities such as this are simply essential. As facilitated our becoming the host site for the for what they make possible overall at St. parts covered since we opened our doors in a residential campus, St. Norbert actually Medical College of Wisconsin’s Green Bay- Norbert: a first-rate facultyand instructional 2014-15 $1,565,491 1898. But as for their physical-fitness needs? requires students to live here. (Only a area campus, a development that is already regimen; full enrollment composed of an

A REPORT FROM THE PRESIDENT A REPORT 2013-14 $1,491,201 That has been a nagging challenge, from small number – a tad over 10 percent of throwing off dividends. ever more accomplished study body; creative those earliest days when fitness at SNC meant our students who reside within a short The library? Well, let’s just say you can’t partnerships like those we enjoy with Bellin 2012-13 $1,406,938 intramural boxing and a few rounds with the drive of the college – are waived out of this be a serious college without a serious library. College and the Medical College of Wisconsin; medicine ball. requirement.) But in insisting on our students Michels Commons? Come on, everybody a comprehensive living environment that Gift Production With the pool, a state-of-the-art fitness being resident, it’s only fair that we provide a knows students need good food to fuel all that complements the classroom setting; and the Total dollars complex, a new indoor track, a number of residential experience that is both satisfying studying over at the library! opportunity to truly educate the entire person. spaces devoted to yoga and other exercise and healthy. Today’s college students are As for Schneider Stadium: Not only was And since this issue of the magazine is 2015-16 $20,004,898 and rehabilitative activities, and a spacious concerned about their fitness, thank goodness, our old football stadium in East De Pere our annual report on giving to St. Norbert 2014-15 $13,991,141 Wellness Center that gets our current and they are no more interested in a campus on the verge of falling down, but athletics College, it’s fitting that I end with this simple health- and counseling-related offices out of without serious exercise spaces than business are increasingly vital to enrollment. That’s truth: None of this progress would have been 2013-14 $17,114,601 a cramped Main Hall basement, the Mulva travelers want hotels without exercise spaces. especially true with football and the male possible without you. Thank you, and God Family Fitness & Sports Center promises to Besides that, for those looking to stave off population. (In any given year the freshman bless you! 2012-13 $22,389,040

38 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2016 snc.edu/magazine 39 40 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2016 = * Vince Zehren James Yocum Carol Wakeman Kurt &KimVoss Marianne Van Drisse Mike Van Asten Sturzl Ed Sturzl&AnnGentine Stinski Drs. MarkF. &MaryEllen The Communityof Pat Schneider Riordan Michael &Elizabeth Kevin &ThereseQuinn Pat &AnnMurphy Miriam BrozynaMulva& Shirlyn Miller Tim &BarbaraMichels Ruth Michels Pat &MarysueMichels Kevin &ConnieMichels Troup Ed Meyer&MaryEllen Karen McDiarmid& Darlene Long John Kress Jim &Julie-AnneKress Joe Kline Phil Hendrickson Mary BleserHayes& George Hartmann& Mike &LeanneHaddad Paula HoitinkGentine& Louis &MicheleGentine Larry &KathyGentine Paul &CarolGehl Paul “Tiger” Dlouhy Dan &NancyDickinson Barbara Crowley Mary AnnCofrin Carol &BobBush John &NancyBurgoyne Dick &KristinBemis Auricchio Errico &Patrizia Mimi Ariens $1,000,000 andabove Guild Norbert Life toDateGiving

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2015-16 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Patrick &JeanDunks Marsha CrullDowd& Dan Doerr Emo Dellanina&Mary Tim Delaney& Doris DeCaster Jim Cuene Karen KalterCook& Nick &SusanConlon Joe &DawnColwin Wally &RachelCloud Jane LaForceCinquini& Ben &LouisaChu Tom &DianeCampion Tom Camilli&Karen Joanne Burns Donna Burke William Buerschinger John &JoanBrusky Robert &LeilaBradley Arthur &CaroleeBeutler Dennis &MaryBersch Bruce &CarolBell Lois Beisel Keith &MaryBednarowski Jean BlahaBattaglia& Marge KachadurianBarpal Bill &CindyBain Ralph &Virginia Baeten Richard &SaraBaer Bill &FiorellaAuriemma Bob &SallyAtwell Mike Ariens&Renee Bob Ambrosius Ms. DebraJ.Alder& $50,000 to$249,999 Burke Guild Phillip Dowd Ariens Dellanina Maria Enright Andy Cook Tony Cinquini De GrootCamilli Frank Battaglia & IsaacBarpal Ingrassia Ariens Dr. JefferyG.Scherer

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41 COLLEGE NORBERT ST. 42 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2016 Harold &BarbaraWesley Bruce & Mary Erickson Bruce &MaryErickson Founder’s Club Leo &KayO’Connell Main HallClub The Rev. Conan P. Joe Kline President’s Club Participation: 22.86% Class of1953 Roger Weyenberg Eldon &MaryUllmer Mary EllenHayes Bauschka John &MaryEllen Participating Member Bob &DonnaWelch Norb &ElvaraWeinberger Mary BradtkeVandersteen Willie Van DeLoo Don &MarianTremel Ken Rentmeester Cheong Bill Mistele&Geanna Founder’s Club Fran &MarilynFruzen Main HallClub Nelson Tim A.Reilley&JanetM. President’s Club Participation: 21.74% Class of1952 Ed &JoannePezanoski Clayton Maloney Marty &PatriciaLedvina Ken Knauf Don &BerniceJohnson Dick &PatriciaHearden Norm &GerrieDomach Chuck &JewellBeilke Participating Member Bob Weber Romenesko Merlin &Rosemary Hugh &MaryRafferty Mike &ElaineMommaerts Phil &LetaMcDonald Clem &JuneKueper Donald Johnson Jim &MarjorieduBois Founder’s Club Harry* &MarianMaier President’s Club Participation: 19.51% Class of1951 Al &AliceZeller Don Zakowski Don &JeannineYouniss Merrill &Marion Rudy Reinhard Don &FernMartens Albert &CarolFisher Manuel &GwendolynFalk Participating Member Donald Mary BradtkeVandersteen Mulrooney, O.Praem. & Donald Van Handel = Vandersteen & 10 20 20 = 20 20 20 Vandersteen 20 20 5 20 20

10 5 20 10 20 20 10 10 20 20 5 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 Reg &EllenBarlament Dean’s Club Norbert &KathrynZelten Tom &BevWhealon Larry* &Kay*Van Alstine Paul &JoanneSwain Ron O’Keefe Cathy &Bud President’s Club Participation: 35.82% Class of1956 Al &JeanLogan Pat &MiriamGowaski Clete &LorettaDelvaux Lloyd &MaryCroatt Participating Member James &Patricia Fran &JanisSeroogy Jim &HelenReinkober Norb &JoanJadin Quin &PatriciaHerlik Pat &KathrynGreen Founder’s Club Bill Snedic Joan Hogan Sam &ShirleyFriedman Main HallClub Carl &CarolNewhouse Ben &LouisaChu President’s Club Participation: 28.57% Class of1955 Bob &MaryMcWilliam Tom Linck Dick &LoisKrcma Ed &GenevaKennedy Participating Member Louis &Geraldine Tom Seroogy Dick &Verna Rohe Dick Chuck &Virginia Markl Bill &MarilynKioski Hinkfuss Bill &Rosemary Paul &KayBossert Clete Birkenmeier Founder’s Club Thomas Selig Dan Goggin Dean’s Club Bernie Joanne Burns President’s Club Participation: 21.05% Class of1954 Cubby &ElaineWolfe Manderfield Jerry &Dorothy Claude Gagnon Arnold &ShirleyBashynski Participating Member Gene &GertrudeWalsh Bill &MarleneScholten Bernie Olejniczak& Dick &MarleneHoerning Van Straten Van Derhei Margaret Olson = &BeatriceMuraski = &BerniceRoels 20 20 20 20 20 = 10 20 20 20 20 20 Jacobs

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20 20 20 5 20 20 5 Dave &CathyWirtz Dianne Wagner* Maureen Gigot Roger &CarolVan Boxtel Tom Schumann&Eileen Mary ReinhartSchall Kathy HannonRyan& John &Vivian Meidl Dianne RaueKeller& Bonnie* KatersGranius& Dave &GailDevroy Helen FinkDeVillers & Joe &DelphineDermody Bob DeBoth Jim &AnnCavera Rosemary CorriganCampbell Joyce Calderon Participating Member John &KathleenRussert Rankin Richard* &Rosemary Participation: 20.42% Class of1966 Dick &MarieStevens Carol KollrossSnow& Joel &PennySeymour Chris &MarilynMullen Dave* &CarolynMinten Bob &Tori Rader Judy GillPoh Randy &ReneyPerkins Ron &CatherineHughes Dan &CatherineBittner Main HallClub Mike &CarolWeiss Cliff Schweitzer Pamela SwagelReinkober Paul &LeeNovotny John &SheilaMooney Ken &PeggyMaier John &MaryLooney Garrett-Logan Phil Logan&Lois Dave &Terrel Gagermeier Marcia Warden Gabriel Ron &MaryCrowley-Koch Peter Pat MeisingerBecker& Vern &KathleenBaus Dan &MargieBaker Founder’s Club Smits Ken Smits&SallyWeber Murph &MicheleMurphy Joe &MaryMorgan Lee &JaneKeuler Sue BinsJohnson& Dave &RebeccaJauquet Mickey Imhoff Hutchison Dave &Kathleen Mike &BarbaraGuenther Joan Gill Vanden Hogen Vanden Hogen&Jerry Taylor Schumann Steve Ryan William Keller William Keller Carlton Granius Dale DeVillers & William Campbell Jerry Snow & ThomasReinkober & DonGabriel Jim Becker William Johnson = &AliceBrusky 20 20 20 20 20 5 20 5

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20 5 5 10 20 10 20 20 20 20 Liz Whalen Susan DewaneVine & Robert &EvelynVan Wie Mary Stodola Tim &MaureenSingleton Schumacher Paul &Barbara Lou Scesney Jerry &DorothyParzych Carla CucciattiOverbeck& Gil &CaseyNiesen Gene Williamson Jacquet Frank Grogan Don Egan Maggie Bullock Mary KayDebothBasten Roger Bader&Lois Participating Member Karen Vanevenhoven Thiel Ann HerlacheStarr& Alan &MargeSkalecki Lee FeldmannShinners& Jim &KarenSalp Mike &PattieRyan Mark &MaryReinhart Tori EvansRader& Ken &MaryMenting Paula Koehler Bob &SusanImig Tom &SusanHosty Michael J.Hermans Jim &AnitaHayes Sam Filippo Jane HyskaDewane& Marilyn DenilDeGreef& Pat Kris MadsonCrooks& Rod &GloriaCherney Patrick &BeverlyCavera Mary &EdwardBoyno Cynthia HartBarczak& Founder’s Club Judith GeiserZarnoth& Dave &JudithSimon Ann MuellerSchaap& Martin Mattern Mike &JaneBlick Main HallClub Richard &Patricia Mike &RosaleenMiskella Don &SusanLamers Dean’s Club John &GracePhillips Mike Mooney Susan DelwicheJauquet* Mary GreiberHolton& Mike Flanagan Paul “Tiger” Dlouhy President’s Club James Vine Patrick Vanden Heuvel Vanden Heuvel& Julius Overbeck Van EssBader & DaveThiel Dennis Starr Mike Shinners Bob Rader Pat Dewane Phil DeGreef Bob Barczak Charles Zarnoth John Schaap Van Remortel & DonJauquet Michael Holton = Crooks 5 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 5 20 20 20 20 20 5 5

20 20 20 10 20 10 10 10 10 10 20 10 20 10 20 10 5 5 20 20 20 Sue CampeggioWallace & Tom Turriff Steve &JanRhode Bill &CarolRawlsky Mia RempeMoran& Mary Milfred Dennis &JaneyMalloy Sue OsterhausLynch & Ann KnaapenKrumrich& Gayle BrehmKlokow& Henry Katz&Barbara Sue SteckartJarosh& Doug &CarolHarder An Vanderloop Gehrmann Rita SmithFink& Participating Member Gerry &LizVerbeten Elaine DidierSugent& Lee &ConnieSpiering Dennis Sokolowski Susan Wright Skibba& Carol Tomsa Shepherd& Schaefer Rick &MaryKaye Bob &KarenRoth Wayne &BarbaraRaisleger Diane HolewinskiPaulick Tom &PatriciaNick Carol SorensonMott& Mike &BonnieMoschkau Jean GolemgeskeMonahan Don Luken Kathleen KelleyHutchison Ken &MyongHogan Barbara FagerholmHoferle Mary DockaGeenen& Mary JuliaDrella MaryKay MenkeBloomquist Founder’s Club Peter &CarolSwetish John &AlexisFischer Dean’s Club Sherman &CherylWade John McNally&Susan Carol AustinKress& President’s Club Participation: 18.72% Class of1967 Dan Wallace James Moran James Lynch Jeff Krumrich Randall Klokow Brunette Katz Joe Jarosh & RalphGehrmann Arthur Fink John Sugent Richard Skibba Richard Shepherd & BobPaulick Thomas Mott & HarryMonahan & DaveHutchison & HarryHoferle Jim Geenen & JamesBloomquist Jones McNally Don Kress magazine snc.edu/ 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

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43 COLLEGE NORBERT ST. 44 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2016 Carmen Wolfe Birk & Bob &RuthBerger Participating Member Don Ziminski Nancy BollwegZajano& Stephanie M.Welsh & Liz BarronVerbeten & John &Teresa Trudeau Barbour Jim Sutton&Melissa Tom Smolen Ray &CarolSchauer Mary KayeBartlettSchaefer Dave &BarbaraRoznowski Bob &DianePaulick Cece Nadeau Stefan Mokrohisky Joe Miks Tom &SusanMcAllister Judy Lindbom Paul LaFond Charles &DoloresKendall Terry &PegKelly Hunsader Gretchen Schmieder Richard Heier Nancy Hannon Jim &MaryGeenen Renee Wendt Forrest Chris Forrest Dan Ferry Mari BernerDyer& Bill &SallyDuveneck John &PatriciaDorr Tom Dorner Elaine MicheliniChiappetta Ralph &DianeCavaiani Mike Arendt Founder’s Club Mike &Victoria O’Brien Sue CharlierLangemak& Tom &RobertaFox Anita BlaisingDelaney& Kathleen ZavagninCampbell Main HallClub Carol HinesSwetish& Bill Daley Dean’s Club Ralph &JoanneWade Martin &Carmella Ron &DianaTortelli Donald Taylor* Michael Holton&Mary Larry &KathyGentine Mike &ChrylDumas Daniel Doerr Karen DeGrootCamilli& Bob &LeilaBradley President’s Club Participation: 19.92% Class of1968 Robert Birk Mike Zajano Garrett A.Pendergast Gerry Verbeten & RickSchaefer Hunsader &Greg Norm Dyer & JeffChiappetta Jim Langemak Harry Delaney & FordCampbellIII Peter Swetish Vande Ven Greiber Holton Tom Camilli 10 20 5 5 20 20 20 20 20 10 5 20 5 10 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

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20 5 20 20 5 20 20 20 20 20 Dick &DonnaLubinski Carol DenisLaCombe& Peg O’RourkeKelly& Jo AnnKatzban& Bob &SueGloudemans Vickie Gillio Chet &BarbaraGerlach Bonnie BrodzellerDowdy B.J. Douglass& Mary DanielCooper Jeff &ElaineChiappetta Betsy Buckley& Mary PaulBrunet& Mark &CarlaBrieman Linda LaforestBleser Founder’s Club Steve &SharonWilmet Mary Trowbridge Lucy Sanna Mary BethMarthaMorgan Main HallClub Sue MullinsWitkin & Bonnie CapizziConnolly& Tony* &Bonnie*Berken Dean’s Club Anthony Walter &Jennifer Pat Riordan&Karen Miriam BrozynaMulva& Cathy CliffordLawton& Enright Tim Delaney&Maria Karen KalterCook& Tom Camilli&Karen President’s Club Participation: 15.14% Class of1969 Mark Zachman Joe &PatriciaWalsh Jack &FrancesVan Lanen Mary JoKeefnerTimm & Tim Terry &LadiRauchTerry Jim &SandraSmits Jan PouchnikRhode& Mary AnneQuinlan Dorothy HerrmannParzych Steve &EllenLeiterman Patrick &PatriciaHitt Carol MoserHarder& Frozena Steve &SueMcShane Fitzharris Mike &MaryAnn Dale &HelenDeVillers John &DonnaDaniels Barbara SchueringsCampion Larry LaCombe Terry Kelly William Beren & MelvinDowdy E. JohnRabe Dennis McGrath Michael Brunet & William Morgan Jack Witkin Dennis Connolly Cowle Walter Van GemertRiordan Jim Mulva Randy Lawton Andy Cook De GrootCamilli Fred Timm Steve Rhode & JerryParzych Doug Harder & JimCampion 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 5 20

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20 5 20 20 5 10 10 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 10 10 20 20 20 20 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2015-16 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Glen &HelenYurjevich Platner Ron Platner&MarySoens John &KarenPatrickus Mary Wilting Anderson& Main HallClub Marijean AllenZahorski& Larry &Jeanne*Lucier Tom &MaryDomer Dean’s Club Ventura Anthony Ventura & Wayne Sigl& Mike Boberschmidt& Frank Battaglia&Jean President’s Club Participation: 12.97% Class of1970 Chuck &JosephineWeber Jim &GailSchleis Kathy HalladaNielsen& Jean Mills Mary McCombie Kathy Mallon Kathy Kohlbeck Barbara BrunetteKatz& Tom &SharonKant Kathy Jeffords Susan AubrechtHoulton Nancy Gibbons Steve Frozena&Sue Susan CreviereFrost& Mary AnnFitzharris& Maggie Dickens& Terry PrisegemCooley& Jim &BarbaraCampion Sharon O’LeksyBright& Rich &SusanBiemeret Participating Member Sonya Lee Vandervest &Marti Jeff &BonnieTimler Jeanne RobertsonSuda Lee AnneRiopelleScovell Patricia Sachtler Cathy Rottier Mike &ConnieRonk Tom &SharonReilly Joe &Lynne Ptacek Phil &MaryPierangeli Tom &SandraNett Mulligan Mary EllenLarscheid Mary Morrell Marty &PattiMcCarthy Mary LerescheMarten& Joseph Mandl

Gregory Anderson Gregory Anderson Ken* Zahorski Margaret Reynolds Leesa Erickson Nancy Gross Blaha Battaglia Roger Nielsen Henry Katz McShane Frozena Max Frost Mike Franken John Nebi Frank Cooley Robert BrightSr. Flanigan Vandervest & JamesScovell Mulligan &Thomas Ronald Marten Richard Whitney = KisshWhitney& 20 10 20 20 20 20 20

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10 20 5 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 10 20 20 5 Patricia BrashMcKeithan Wayne Lubner&Terese Dianne StarkHenke& Christopher Doerr Bill &NancyBurns President’s Club Participation: 19.57% Class of1971 Carolyn HaenZey& Dick &GraceWirkus Sharon MichaudWatermolen Mary JeanMurphyStapleton Don Scheinoha Pat Ponto Anita ButkusPhilipp& Colette KolstadOlbrich John &LuNowak John &MaryNichol Arlynn EwaldLiberty& Vince &MaribarbaraLane Karen Kolb Patricia Vande CastleHitt Lynnie SuessHaugner& Jim Hansmann Gene &Kathy*Hackbarth Mike &JeanDomanik John Diamond Marcie DeNamurDegner Al &ChrisCarlotto Kay Williamsen Bougie Betty SimonBlomfield Participating Member Barbara Wagner &EdLackey Greg &MarleneVoss Mary TherrianVan Asten Holly JagodzinskiTourdot Karen Stuckey Eileen Taylor Schumann Tom &SusanSchouten Joe &MarieSchaefer Bob &LorrieRushkewicz Chris Rosera Mary RipplePierangeli Anne Meyer Lemerond Craig &Margaret Dolores Weepie Kendall Greg &RitaImmel Paul Hartmann Sue CasselsGloudemans Gary &LindaGerschke Joseph &PatriciaEmer Joe &DorthyDorr Trudy SalatheCrocker& Mary Wesley Carson& Kathy LayBorges Founder’s Club & JackMcKeithan Emer Lubner Brian Henke Bernard Zey & KeithWatermolen & GeraldStapleton Leslie Philipp & JerryOlbrich Ronald Liberty & PatrickHitt John Haugner & JeffDegner & JamesBlomfield & DennisTourdot & Tom Schumann & PhilPierangeli & CharlesKendall & BobGloudemans Ben Crocker Douglas Carson 5 20 10 5 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 5

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20 10 20 10 20 20 5 20 20 10 20 5 20 10 Wottreng Andrew &Marilyn Nancy GibbonsWieszcholek Peter &DonnaVercauteren Marti FlaniganVandervest Barbara ButzSpitzer& Pat &CathrynSpice Colleen GilmanSheehan Cari GeiserSevcik& Mary Varju Raven& Ann SweeneyPeters& Mary RoseReinboldNovak Steve &AnnNickols Mike Morgan Don &Elizabeth Patti AubuchonMcCarthy Dave Lenon Mitch Lehmann Gary Kryshak&Chris Carol Kekula Bill &PatriciaKarlovitz Bob &JudyJansen Bob &JeanHruska Mary KayHolzmann Lynn EichmanHerrmann Susan RoemaatGornall Anne Gerlach Nancy RolfsFetherston& Diane LeszczynskiFallon& Bill &MaryDonovan Debbie Bangert Founder’s Club Vicky Weiss & Dave &JudyTerry McQuade Mark Ransom&JudyAnn Mary SoensPlatner& Jay &CatherinePick Mary EslerNachtwey& Chuck &AnnaFehring Kris KarpinenClouthier& Marsha Byrne Main HallClub C.J. Van Sistine&Kathi Pat &JaneRadue Jeanne* KranstoverLucier Don &LindaEckes Dean’s Club Margaret ReynoldsVentura Sturzl Ed Sturzl&AnnGentine Tom &MarySchmidt Dawn BielmeierOlejniczak Cis RehmNelson& & Robert Wieszcholek & RobertWieszcholek & LeeVandervest James Spitzer & JimSheehan Ron Sevcik Patrick Raven Wayne Peters & Wayne Novak Mc Donald & MartyMcCarthy Jonas Kryshak & PhillipHerrmann Bob Fetherston John Fallon Philip Neujahr Ron Platner Jim Nachtwey Don Clouthier Connolly Van Sistine & LarryLucier & AnthonyVentura & Tom Olejniczak Peter Nelson 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 5

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John Fallon&Diane James Zach James Zach Mike Teff Dave Smits & ThomasSchwerm & GregoryRoy & ThomasGeurts Dennis Dyke & William Bitter Roger Bader Anich &Matthew Mary Lansing Dave Rickert & Willis Peele Lardner McDonald & FranMader James LaBelle Murphey Ivers & BobHruska & LarryHansen & ZewduHabte Geraldine Tapling-Funke Leszczynski Fallon 10 20 20 20 20 5 20 = 20 20 20 & 20 20 20 5 20 20 20 20

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10 20 20 20 20 20 20 5 10 20 20 Bill Smith & Nancy Whelchel Bill Smith&NancyWhelchel Dale Paczkowski&Lucy Molly McCarthy Joe &MaryLonsdale Cline &MaryLampkin Kevin &LeslieLally Becky GosseKrugman& Diane Kramer Ellen CollinsKallies& Maureen FenelonJakubowski Chris PergoliHemmer& Jeff &KristaHeagey Carl &CarolHaese Cathy JacquotCabelka& Dorothy Turkiewicz Broihier Participating Member Rick &BettyToneys Marcia Voissem Theisen& Geraldine Tapling-Funke & Chris Sinnott-Cooper& Susan Ruf Bob &CynthiaRoss Ann Roemaat Mary MuellerReinhart& Antoinette MarchesePowell Tom &SusanPonto Stewart Platner Jackie EberleO’Malley& Scott McAlpine Susan MartinLefel& Larry &CarolynLasee Scott &GailKing Chris JonasKryshak& Mike &JoyJaeger Mary JoMurpheyIvers& Mitch &DiannHammer Jerry* &MaryFeldhausen Tom Deters Susan DeGroot& Cathy SchmitCzaja& Sally Bachofer Founder’s Club Fly &MameO’Meara Kathy HruskaNordberg& Jan MooreHolzkamper& Main HallClub Jay Williams &Madonna Emil Pfenninger&Ellen Bill Hackett&Raynelle Jane LoehrFrawley& President’s Club Participation: 14.05% Class of1973 Plum Paczkowski Plum Paczkowski John Krugman Jack Kallies & PaulJakubowski Paul Hemmer Bob Cabelka & BobBroihier Jeffrey Theisen Bill Funke,Jr. Kenneth Cooper Mark Reinhart & KeithPowell John O’Malley John Lefel Gary Kryshak Luke Ivers Joe Boucher Thomas Czaja Dick Nordberg Henry Holzkamper Young Williams Mueller Pfenninger Clouthier Hackett Thomas FrawleyJr. 20 5 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 = 20 10 20 20 20 20

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20 20 20 20 10 20 20 10 10 20 5 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2015-16 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Jerome Turba &Judy* Sheila KergerTruesdell & Anne Tremel Jo SoehnlenSjostrom& Mary Wirtz Northrup& Jean BertoldiMiazga& Jim &JoanMarcellus Fran Mader&Diane Jane Leahy Jeff &JennyKunz Jim &RebeccaKrueger Chris WhiteHansen& Mike &JulieGavin Joseph &PatriciaEmer Roberta Champeau& Jim &MaryBethCahill Maggie PhairButts& Jeannie PeirickBraun& Joe Boucher& Tom &BarbaraBomber Founder’s Club Mame AhlhauserO’Meara John Higgins Darlene GmoserHays& Devroy-Everard Jay Everard&Paula Main HallClub Greg &NancyWiltsek Steve &SueBrettingen Dean’s Club Stram-Wroble Ed Wroble &Carol Paul Tutskey &Sara Toni Rozek& Ellen MuellerPfenninger& Frederick Mohr& Gwen McDiarmidMiddeke Terese EmerLubner& Gretchen Hoffmann& Thomas FrawleyJr. & Nancy ZajkowskiBurns& President’s Club Participation: 15.19% Class of1974 Peggy GramarossaZiegler Kathy Wirth & Mike &BarbTeff Barb KotulaSzeszycki& Mary RomeneskoSmrecek Terry &MarySmith Sprangers Turba Michael Truesdell Kristopher Sjostrom Mark Northrup James Miazga Mittelsteadt Mader Dean Hansen Donald Bumpus Edward Butts David Braun Susan DeGroot & FlyO’Meara Bob Hays Johnson Tutskey Michael Cane Emil Pfenninger Elizabeth Charlton & PaulMiddeke Wayne Lubner Joseph Doherty Jane LoehrFrawley Bill BurnsJr. & JohnZiegler Philip Palmer Ronald Szeszycki & EdSmrecek 20 20

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45 COLLEGE NORBERT ST. 46 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2016 Jerry & Marjorie Havel Jerry &MarjorieHavel Sue BarcalDeGrave& Main HallClub Doug &KathlynSchaaf Harry &PattiRadix Mike &AnneNagle Pat* &MaryGeorgia Chip &KarenBarry Dean’s Club John &PatTobin Rotherham Gregory &Ann Patricia DurkinO’Brien& Daniel &LauraMadigan Annette MillerHamilton& Thomas &RuthannHall Susan CookBarthel& President’s Club Participation: 15.77% Class of1978 Sheila BarrettWippich Ed &Patricia Tari PeerenboonVan Hoof Mike &RitaPorter Jeanne Pennington Barb Mohr&CaseyHurley Mary BergMitzuk& Tim &KathleenMcElroy Beth Lambrecht Don &SusanJarek Connie PetulloGluth& Parker &RosalindDrew Diane Dillon Czarnik-Neimeyer Jake* &Cindy Kevin Brash Jim &MarshaBowton Charles Bonuccelli& Toni Bianco Sue DanforthBergs& Don &DarylBarry Participating Member Clare Wettstein Mary O’HaraTansey & Mary Waddick Stephenson Tricia PetchelStanislowski Clare Signorelli Laurie MiklaszewskiSewall Sherry A.MertesSaiki Ellen BurnsRossmeissl& Steve &FayeRose Marianne MillerPotter& Steve &PaulaPeot George Nelsen& Tim &SusanMiller Gretchen Mattingly Doug &Valerie Laurent Ralph &SusanTease Paul DeGrave John O’Brien Thomas Hamilton Dave Barthel & KenWippich Van Zeeland & DaveVan Hoof Mark Mitzuk Rich Gluth Mary Thomas Timothy Bergs Bob Tansey & RemyStephenson & JohnStanislowski & Timothy Sewall Joseph Rossmeissl James Potter Terri Simon 5 20 5 20 20 20 10 20

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20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 5 20 10 5 5 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 5 Cindy LundOwen& Faye &JohnHanley Kathy* SimmonsCook& Main HallClub Mike Pollatz Terri DoyleJackson& Teresa CribbGeiss& Mike Ariens&Renee Dean’s Club Jill McEwenSpude& Kim Wolfe Schemmel& Tim &JanRomenesko Monte Montgomery& Pat &AmyDerpinghaus Dave Barthel&Susan President’s Club Participation: 15.07% Class of1979 Claire SchultzWilliams & Randy &SuzanneTreml Dave &CarolineSanders Lorrin &EllenRunnoe Jo AnnSikowskiPeters& Paula GrecoMaloney& Ed &CynthiaLee Bob Karger Glen &AmyJohnson Annette MillerHamilton Mark &MindaChamberlain Sue GalloBourquin& Steve &DeborahBongers Ed Bellock Participating Member Tom &CarolynZilm Jane Zehren Terri Simon& Katie HegartySchwieder Mike &SusanRegan Brenda Rakers Dave Navratil Leitermann Kevin &Kim Susan FifrickKnapp& Jerry &LoriKitowski Mark &SheriJacobs Dave Hawking& Tom &RuthannHall Doug &SusanHahn Roger &PatriciaGadda Hope HackettDeLeon& Ron Calewarts Fritz &LauraBoehm Founder’s Club Tim &Jo-AnnO’Neil Kevin &MaryLarsen Dan Kafka Mark Owen Mark Owen Tom Cook William Jackson Al Geiss Ingrassia Ariens John Spude Scott Schemmel Karen* McDiarmid Cook Barthel James Williams Melvin Peters John Maloney & Tom Hamilton William Bourquin George Nelsen & Wylie Schwieder Bryan Knapp Laura Gibson Lorenzo DeLeon 20 20 20 20 20 20 10

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20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 10 5 5 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2015-16 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Pam Baker Founder’s Club Steve Zach&Patty Tripp* Maher&Lori* Terry Frett&Lauree Dean’s Club John Spude&Jill James &DonaSchmitt Robert &KellyOlejniczak President’s Club Participation: 12.59% Class of1980 Mary Zovnic Geri Wilkinson Dave &Tari Van Hoof Kevin Shaw* John &KatherineMeo Julie PelishekKuehl& Mike &LaetitiaKirchman C.J. Hribal Elaine Henry Liddle-Drewiske Don Drewiske&Lynn Wojnowski Stefanie Cristan&Paul Bill &JaneCampion Mark &PatriciaBykowski Patti Braun Bernie Bach Participating Member Mike &NancyWelch Tony Von Rueden&Lynn Mike Ullstrup Philip &MaryStangel Lois BuhrSchumacher& Gene &BarbaraSchramka Russ &De’Ette*Radant Larry Ostling&Terry Don &DollyNoskowiak Paul &AlisonNevins Mike &JulieMackin Bob LaViolette Chris Jansch Al &JulieFreis Cynthia CretenFisher& Zellner-Ehlers Todd Ehlers&Cynthia Dolores &Gene*Bunker Julie MilderBump& Barb HanlonBauschka& Tony &DianaAbts Founder’s Club Michelle DuBoisStanley Carla LombardoPappalardo Warren Jablonsky& Gerry &LaurieHruska Faye &JohnHanley Paul &SueDeGrave Maggie ClouthierAcito Main HallClub Joe &EileenKarlovich Warren Jones Mancosky Zach Van SistineMaher Leverick Frett McEwen Spude Terry Kuehl Thome Von Rueden Tom Schumacher McGuire Ostling Steve Fisher Perry Bump John Bauschka & JosephPappalardo Colleen SweeneyJablonsky & PaulAcito 20 20 20 5 10 20 20 5 20 20 20 20 5 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 5 10 20 20 10 20 5 20 20 20 20 20 10 10 20 5 20 20 10 20 20 Barbara Basche Paul Anglehart Founder’s Club Karen BuckYounk & Dan &ChrisVan Alstine Ingrid HoffmannMerkatoris Colleen SweeneyJablonsky John &JoanneCronin Main HallClub Karen Wiltgen Mark Guderski Terri KingFauerbach& Dean’s Club Terri HeimTrantow Cathy BlockRiordan& Pat &MarysueMichels Dudley-Brown Richard Brown&Sharon President’s Club Participation: 14.24% Class of1981 Jan Schneider& Patrice NinnemanRuby& Mark &EileenPeterson Jane BurlingParkinson& Jim &Lynne Paplham Steve &SuzanneMocarski Kurt &KathleenMiller Tricia Licata Eileen StumppGoodwin& Sean &KayDwyer Tony &KathyBrice Anne OlejniczakAllen& Participating Member Therese PinterVande Hey Mary Wartman Thoma& Mary EggerStangel& Joanne LawlisSchulz& Barbara SchrimpfSchramka Cindy Reinl Jim &CynthiaReilly Shawn &MaryPatO’Neil Ed &NancyMurphy Bob McPeek&Cathy Katzfey Bill Katzfey&SueKratt Mary AnnBurkeJahrling Julie* CurroIdzikowski& Tim &KathyHinkfuss Lisa* FothHildebrand& Susan SauveyHahn& Jon &SueGreco Dave &MaryBehncke Sue SimonsBaker& John Younk & MichaelMerkatoris & Warren Jablonsky James Fauerbach Robert Riordan Donald Lebrun Stuart Ruby James Parkinson Guy Goodwin Daniel Allen & MarkVande Hey Dale Thoma Philip Stangel Mike Schulz & GeneSchramka Challed McPeek & JamesJahrling Robert Idzikowski Scott Hildebrand Doug Hahn Gary Baker 10 5 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10

10 20 5 5 20 20 20 20 20 5 5 5 20 20 20 10 10 10 20 Pat Dunks&Jean Mary ClaireCoonenBartz President’s Club Participation: 12.80% Class of1982 Mary JeanNortheyZaino Tom &BarbYoungell Vandenberg Neil &Patricia Patti RuedingerSkaleski Greg &MarySchneider Bill &BetteSchmidt Lisa Ropella Dale &SusanRobertson Larry Pesch&Eileen Peggy MoulderNowak& Donna Mendyke Sally FischerKarls& Ron &ColleenHruska Carriveau Richard &Penny Sue BehringBriski& Participating Member Lynn ThomeVon Rueden Bob &CherylVanden Burgt Kim SandersSzatkowski& John &AnitaSteindorf Leon &LoriSeliger Mike &JoanneSchulz Jane BougieSchueller& Jeanne GarrisonRowan& Dave Rhode Debby Wolfe Palm& Mike &NancyOswald Terry McGuireOstling& Mary PatSullivanO’Neil Lynn GilmackNealis& Chris &JoyceMilan McLaughlin Charlotte Szostak Pam BurgmeierMcKenna Linda HooymanMaleport Chris Wall Laurent& Chris Kluth Liz Kleba Sue KrattKatzfey& Eileen ErbsKarlovich& John Ivers Tom Hlava Brian P. Hake Ann Ganzer& Erin Webb Dypvik Susan Curtis Schneider Dunks & AllanBartz & JamesZaino & RonaldSkaleski McManus Pesch Gary Nowak Steve Karls Larry Briski & Tony Von Rueden Thomas Szatkowski Paul Schueller Peter Rowan Michael Palm Larry Ostling & ShawnO’Neil Kevin Nealis McLaughlin &Daniel & PatrickMcKenna & GeraldMaleport Dan Laurent Bill Katzfey Joe Karlovich Gerard Mercuri 20 20 10 20 5 20 20 10 20 10 20

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20 20 20 5 20 5 20 20 5 20 Mary GibbonsHaley& Amy GarriganGoudzwaard Kurt &CatherineDulka Pat &BeckyConnor Ted &KellyBuckley Linda Panszczyk Pat McElroy Doug &PhoebeKitson Susan Bronken Kathy KwaterskiBrice& Participating Member Mary SchuenkeHughes& Jim &ChristineHennessy Rosik-Geurts Chuck Geurts&Theresa Pat HowardWoytek & Rebecca Wood Patricia MurphyVandenberg Beth GuntherRybakowicz Anne MiskeWiegman & Peg Wanie Lisa* FreisVanden Avond Judy* HeezenTegge & Walt SwietlikJr. &Kelly Anita KlemmerSteindorf Chuck &FrancineSmeester Kate NothShadid& Barb NavickasJohnson Laurel GehrHornick& Al &KathyFosha Bob Draths&Jean Steve &SaraDiRenzo Mike &CynthiaDevine Anne PetrowskiDeeter& Trish BriickByron& Dr. RobertBouressa Founder’s Club Greg &KathleenDeMets Main HallClub Julie ConnorMcComis Anne Vandeveld Danen Dean’s Club Lisa MillerSchilling& Mary RemikerSchenian Stephen O’Toole Nancy DelaneyO’Neill& Fred &SuzanneMiller Tim Metzler&Meg Bob Koeller Barb Kane Tim Haley & JeffGoudzwaard Tony Brice James Hughes Bernard Woytek & NeilVandenberg & MarkRybakowicz Bruce Wiegman & KeithVanden Avond Mark Tegge Rafferty Swietlik & JohnSteindorf James Shadid & PaulJohnson Mark Hornick Kroeger Draths James Deeter Joseph ByronIII & MikeMcComis & Todd* Danen Paul Schilling & Terry Schenian Donald O’Neill McIlwee Metzler 20 20 5 20 5 5 10 10 20 5 5 10 5 5 20 10 10 20 10 10 20 20 20 5 20 20 20 5 20 20 10 Jenny HoeftZimmerman& Kevin &CynthiaWebb Tom &RoseWard Jan Wagner Mary GallenbergerTesch Terry MatuszakSullivan& John Stites&Kate Schroeder Georgia Gottschalk Kevin Poehls Mary BethFischerPeterson Bobby &KarenNasshan Meg McIlweeMetzler& A. William Meo&Twila Paul &JoAnnMaranan Mary Wolff Koenigseder& Kathy AlbersHunt& Pat Herson&MaryDoyle Patty GoschGromala& Lori BugniGreene Steve &AlinaGlobis Kathy &AlFosha Jean KroegerDraths& Beth BeimelClabots& Natalie Braspenninckx- Jim &Sue*Block Elizabeth AnneAhlenius Kathy KayeAdrians& Founder’s Club Mike &LisaVan Alstine Lori HalaburtMenzner& Mary JoGrabner Melissa BrabazonBraun Phil Behling&Liz Main HallClub Keith Noskowiak Joe &LisaFazio Eileen Butch& Dean’s Club Jennifer CowleWalter & Bob Tomasetti & John Simonet&Beth Mark Rotherham Theresa Rosik-Geurts& Bill &JaclynRehm Dan Pichler&Peggy Tom &DianeCampion Susie Buche&JohnKoker Nathan Braspenninckx& President’s Club Participation: 13.56% Class of1983 Agnes McHaleWood John Zimmerman Michael Sullivan Skar Stites & JohnPeterson Tim Metzler Zahorski Meo Peter Koenigseder Brad Hunt Edward Gromala Bob Draths Gregory Clabots Zellner &Roger Thomas Adrians Phil MenznerII & DaleBraun Brien Behling Tom Balthazor Anthony Walter Kathleen Fanning Sorenson Simonet Chuck Geurts Burns Pichler Ghislaine Martin 20 20 10 20 20 10 10

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10 20 5 20 20 20 20 10 20 5 10 Susan BellinderStecker Dawn AusloosSchroeder Romenesko Corinne Hammen Chuck &ReneePeters Karen Wilson Nasshan& Rick &AndreaHearden Jerry Haske&Linda Mike Hannon Mary WhalenHannon Patricia Trybek Gremore Chris NejedloGoulet& Sheila Fitzgerald& Jane Van AlstineDawkins Collins Timothy S.&LauraE. Chris LinskensChristie& Joe &KhristyBeck Kim MettlachBauer& Jeff Bartolai Founder’s Club Madagame Elisabeth Neusser Jerry Lang&MariaWeber Doug &CarolynKroll Dan &AnnCostello Dale &MelissaBraun Main HallClub Jim &AmyViola Grace Meyer Clare Guse& Joe Emmerich&Beth Deb DeBruin Dean’s Club Tom Purtell&Jocelyn Tim &BarbaraMichels John Koker&SusieBuche Mike &JenniferFoley Jean SchneiderDunks& President’s Club Participation: 11.46% Class of1984 Anne ShallowSprout& Chris Sechrist Judi GuetzloffRyan& Pat Phelan Melanie RadzickiMcManus Mike &CynthiaLefevre David &DebbieKlegin Michelle LemensHokenson Mary GryboskiHermsen Jean SchuchGustafson& Greg &JaneEiting Kelly McGrathBuckley John Boyd&Lisa Participating Member & Todd Schroeder Bobby Nasshan Bekkers Haske & DavidGremore Timothy Goulet Eric Johnson & SimonDawkins Jeff Christie Paul Bauer Brian Wichman Crowley Emmerich Hair Purtell Pat Dunks David Sprout Rob Ryan & EdwardMcManus & MichaelHokenson & PatHermsen James Gustafson Helland Boyd 20 5 5 20 5 20 10 5

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10 5 20 5 20 20 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2015-16 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Mary HadererBollom& Founder’s Club Ty Vannieuwenhoven & Mike O’Brien&Colleen Cathy LarsenLombardi& Ann StantonHoernke& Ann Harty Betsy Wermuth Cypcar Ann CloseCostello& Kate GenellBurns& Dorazio-Bougie Joe Bougie&Heidi Liz BrienBehling& Main HallClub Ken &CarolynZacharias Julie Tebo &PaulDanes Sharon Trainor Murphy& John &PollyHansen Dean’s Club Kathe McNamaraWeinman Amy SpielbauerVandenberg Kathie KlisterSvabek& Mary EllenSchill Jocelyn HairPurtell& Paul &ClaudiaOlejniczak Andy Masterson&EdLuisi Mary Kaminski President’s Club Participation: 12.09% Class of1985 Kathy Yeskel John &MaryWilde Jeff &CandieVande Loo Mary AnnLangeSorensen Cheryl FeltesShefchik& Randerson Mark &Catherine Brian &KathiPritzl Nancy StansfieldPhythyon Rita M.SchmittPampel& Julie ElliottNolan Pat &MaryHermsen O.Praem.* The Rev. JayJ.Fostner, Mike Dauplaise& Lisa HellandBoyd& Kathy Viglione Anderson& Participating Member Carol* SladekWilda & Jeff* &KarenVerkuilen Teresa Van Horn Vandenbergh Peter & Maria Peter &Maria Steve Bollom Joann Amend Hickey O’Brien Paul Lombardi Michael Hoernke Dan Costello Gregory Burns Phil Behling Paul Murphy & LeeWeinman & ThomasVandenberg Larry Svabek Tom Purtell & HowardSorensen Francis Shefchik & John*Phythyon Dennis J.Pampel Bonnie Groessl John Boyd Richard Anderson Steve Wilda & Mark Stecker & MarkStecker 20 20 20 10 10

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10 20 20 20 5 20 10 20 20 5 10 20 20 Renee HansenFlesch& Doug &JeanDiny Julie Diliberti Nora SpollenConneighton Barbara Briick Joanne FranzenMadigan Laureen KrollLoftus& Paul Lantolf Judy Jacques Rudolph Kate Hogan&Mark Annette GattoHennessy Sally Villa Groleau& Regan DanielsShepley& Colleen HickeyO’Brien& Main HallClub Scott Poulter&Kim Beth CrowleyEmmerich& Paul E.Bruce&Laura Dean’s Club Vandenhouten Scott &Michelle Laura BeckSinclair& Bill Boehme&Sharon Kristin StahoviakAnson& President’s Club Participation: 11.45% Class of1986 Nancy AdamsonReuter& Laurie CarruthersRestifo Kathy KerstenPabian& Kevin &LauraMcKenna Karen RowanLieser& Dennis &KimberLaPlante John &JaniceJanssen Chris Wiegand Drzewiecki Chris &MaryAnnCollar Dan &MaureenChopp Donna* Weber Chamberlain Dave &LoriBradish Participating Member Zilch Ken Zilch&AmySager Steve Wilda &Carol* Dorothy Unger Bill &CarlynTochterman Scott &CheriSimonet Buck &KarenRogers Mary Porter Andy Noll&LisaPost Kevin McTernan &Eilena Cassi NaganMaki& Dan Van Veen Patty GeigerSteigerwald Bob &JanetSager Lisa Fry Charles Flesch & KevinConneighton & JohnMadigan Tom Loftus & JohnHennessy Tom Groleau Mike O’Brien Bock Poulter Joe Emmerich Anzia Bruce Steve Sinclair Schirger Boehme Robert AnsonJr. Christopher Reuter Mark Pabian James Lieser & PeterDrzewiecki & Paul*Chamberlain Sladek Wilda Sharapata McTernan Tod* Maki & Joseph Steigerwald & JosephSteigerwald 5 10 20 20 10 20 20 20 5 20 10 10 20 20 5 20 20 20

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Emo Dellanina & RandyVanden Houten Curt Timm Neuville &Mark William McNulty McCabe Thomas Rick Engebos Douglas Denlinger & Timothy Danielson Chris Collar & MartyChristensen Dan Chopp Dorn Chernesky Kevin Brodziski Dave Bradish Ken Zilch Michael Wyckoff & MarkShutock Dave Salter Buck RogersSr. & ScottRieckhoff Jeanquart Parrilli & KevinMcTernan Deryl Dew Pat Browne James Bousley Steven Baretta Pat Tures Aaron Shepley 5 20 10 20 5 10 20 20 20 5 20 20 20 20 20 20 5 5

Chris Zukowski&MaryKay Pat CassidyTykowski & Rich &BethTengowski Kelli GerlemanSwisher& Chris Wypych Roberti& Chris &KatiRemington Chris Pier Hermann Beth* Pier&Karen Monique JeanquartParrilli Tim &AnnMundt Jane MissurelliMcTernan Marifran SimonMattson& Sue BenkowskiMarti& Tom &LaureenLoftus Karen NaujokasLeonard Kathy SullivanKohl& Michelle Klein Laurie DelieKiefaber& Renata Hruska Tim &AnnHealy Linda BekkersHaske& Karen FerfeckiGall& Meg LaundryFrancis& Katherine Spanbauer Curt Esser Pat Browne&Vicki Jim Blachowicz&Jeanne Sue HadererBaert& Founder’s Club Pat Tures &Sandra Joe Siekierski&Wendy Kelly CloseMurphy& Julie* DonovanMassey& Kathy Loewen Brian &MollyHughes Deborah SegerstromCollins Main HallClub Carolyn SchmittZacharias Kim BockPoulter& Mary ClareMiske Laura AnziaBruce& Dean’s Club Leonard &CarolynSvabek Michael Sir Stephen &JessicaSauter Rotherham Kurt Rotherham& Camille CoppensNicklaus Jean &Bob*Horn Fink Zukowski Fink Zukowski Joe Tykowski David Swisher Anthony Roberti & ChrisParrilli & JohnMichaelMcTernan James Mattson Jay Marti & ChristopherLeonard Pat Kohl Robert Kiefaber Jerry Haske Mark Gall Scott Francis Fleming &Carl Ritter Browne Brown Blachowicz Kenneth Baert Smith Tures Scherschel Siekierski David Murphy Shawn Massey & JohnCollins & KenZacharias Scott Poulter Paul E.Bruce Stephanie Portman & Todd Nicklaus magazine snc.edu/ 10 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 5 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20

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47 COLLEGE NORBERT ST. 48 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2016 Roberta Browne-Warner Participating Member Cheryl FlemingVanden Burgt Brad Skof Tom &NicolleSchroeder Scott &AnneRieckhoff Pat Metzger A. William Meo&Twila Karen Kloida Pat &NancyKilleen Tracy LouisInfante& Al Gripentrog Brian Garvin Mark &KarenGall Connie KalupaDiamond& John &DeborahDeBoth Carl &ChristineClementi Pam KullmanCarroll& Rich &CarolCarani Maria ReisingBuehler& Joe &KathyBaumann Founder’s Club Wendy ScherschelSiekierski Troy &LoriRoovers Debra Prette Pat Olejniczak* Matt Lang&Kerry Kathleen Jackson Barb AllenHammond& Robert &SuzanneAntolec Main HallClub Theresa Roetter& Kipp Karakas* Ron Altenburg Dean’s Club Rotherham Stephanie Portman Christine BalcerakLoose John &SherriHuff President’s Club Participation: 8.08% Class of1988 Steve &Kathleen Mel MorganTomaselli & Suzanne Swiderski Patty HupferRiedel& Doreen Vance Potter& Helen JohanekPavalko& Tucker &AnnMolitor Dan &JenniferMackin Tom* &SarahLarsen Steve &SallyKarls Jim &MaureenHatchell Joy SarnsGerdes& Susan LattimerCrevier Participating Member & BobVanden Burgt Zahorski Meo Mike Infante Mike Diamond Michael Carroll Paul Buehler & JoeSiekierski Smits Lang Ed Hammond Mark McColloch Rotherham &Kurt & RobertLoose Van Lieshout Jim Tomaselli James Riedel Thomas Potter Pete Pavalko Bob Gerdes & DenisCrevier 20 5 20 10 10 20 20 20 20 5 20 10 10 5 20 5 10 20 20 20 20 20 5 10 10 Tim &RobynnHorner Margy OstdickGuy& John &MaureenGreene Pam* MelheimFoti& Sue SvenssonDonatello Matt &KristineCrosby Kerrie Biebel* Participating Member Alan Zarnoth Amy Weiler Mike Walsh Beth HillTengowski & Kevin &LindaSchneider Mark &NeymiNehring Jim &PatriciaMontalbano Michelle MitchellLee& Katherine SlatteryKeith Rob &MaryGreifenkamp Mark &KarenCoonen Kay Casper Butterbrodt Jayne Cromheecke Melinda HigginsBrom& Sue KluckBroberg& Joan MarshallBarker& Mary &DanAschenbrener Founder’s Club Kerry SmitsLang& Main HallClub Amy Karakas Kate* SabishGeenen& Dean’s Club David Sauter&Ruth Laura* LisPasternak& Kevin &ConnieMichels Sharon SchirgerBoehme President’s Club Participation: 9.79% Class of1989 Wronkowski Steve &Marilyn Ted &KatieSibilsky Joan StanleyShanahan& Jean DoucettePaque& Laura PalmbachOwens& Sarah GertzLarsen& Jan ZellnerKrautkramer& Mike &Lynn Jadin Amy ProkopovitzHolewinski Jill BeardsleyGonzalez& Linda DornChernesky& Maureen McCannHatchell Jim Guy III Jim GuyIII Phil Foti & JosephDonatello Rich Tengowski Michael Lee Butterbrodt &James Kenneth Brom Lance Broberg Allen Barker Matt Lang Robert Geenen Schou Sauter Frank Pasternak & BillBoehme Ed Shanahan Bob Paque David Owens Tom* Larsen Tom Krautkramer & NealHolewinski Daniel Gonzalez Tom Chernesky & JimHatchell 20 5 10 5 20 5 5 20 5 20 10 5 5 20 20 10 10 5 20 10

20 5 10 20 10 5 20 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2015-16 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Matt &KathleenWaite Maria NeuserTotzke & Karen HucekReschke& Lisa Virtues Rajkovich& Lynn StrojnyMiller& Amy SchaeferMarshall& Tim &MaryLoversky Jim Litz&JackiBrieske Ellen Lamarre Michael &StephanieKorb Peter Graves Marybeth CrozierGerth Steve Fitzpatrick Mike Douglas Christine Wettstein Clementi Jeanne BrownBlachowicz Megan Wood Bolin& Yvonne Barbier Jennifer MoriniAnderson Founder’s Club Gina StangelKelly& Sarah* MullinsGriffiths Sarah Connor Lisa RasmussenBoldt& Main HallClub Richard &JonnaSvabek Amy Van AlstineRetzer& James &MerrillRatajczyk Frank Pasternak&Laura* Greg &DarceyNicklaus Susan CameronNaccarato Christopher Moss&Sarah Daniel Lunney Jim &CandyDomach Carol &BrianBruess Cathy BieseBarnes& President’s Club Participation: 10.11% Class of1990 Lisa SchultzWroblewski & Kumiko Tominaga Webb & Scott &Kim*Wagner Cathy LevyVander Zanden Steve &SandiSeiler Jill RoshakNoffsinger& Frank Morelli Larry &BeckyLueck Shawn Lindsay Becky BrandlKowaleski Chris KeeganKelley& Rick Hujet Tim Strnad Debbie Schmidt James Totzke Darren Reschke David Rajkovich Edward Miller Nathaniel Marshall & JohnGerth & CarlClementi & JimBlachowicz Tom* Bolin & GregAnderson Luke Kelly & IanGriffiths Larry Boldt Greg Retzer Lis Pasternak & Todd Naccarato Richardson Moss John* Barnes Tom Wroblewski Steven Webb & DavidVander Zanden Richard Noffsinger & GaryKowaleski John Kelley 10 5 5 10 5 20 20 10 20 5 20 5 5 20 10 10 20 10 10 10 10

5 5 10 5 5 Maureen HarringtonRussell Reidel Matthew G.&ElizabethJ. Tom Ploetz David Olson&Kathy Dan Nelson&Marina Gretchen Willems Luther Chris &ColleenLeffler Karen L.FowlerLatterell Sarah DiedrickKasdorf Jennifer L.Harty Kim NielsenGregory& Mike &MaryAnnGozdecki Tracy Galarowicz& Kelly Chmielewski Jim Benware&Jill Kathy DeMaresBaumann Founder’s Club Luke Kelly&Gina Kathleen WhiteCorrao& Mike Collins John &JenniferBarnes Main HallClub Annie GibbonsGaughan Dean’s Club Sarah RichardsonMoss& Jane* Gehl&Todd Thiel Candy JadownDomach& Karen KraftBendel& President’s Club Participation: 10.10% Class of1991 Keith &JodiSteckbauer Kim Van GrinsvenSpittel Jim Savage Brenda KruseMikell& Amy Wondrash McClellan AnnMarie Marlier& Mares Charles &BethMorrell Sarah Loritz Tim &CarrieLabinski Rita Koch-Thometz& Brad &KarenKlister John &ChrisKelley Lynn* MullinsGregory& Chris LatimerCremer Chris &DianeButterfield Karen KuchlerBassing& Participating Member Mary KayFinkZukowski& Mike &KoletaWhitehouse & Andrew Russell & AndrewRussell Burke Olson Seme Nelson & JarettLuther & DavidKasdorf James Gregory Matthew Herbert Grinde Benware & JoeBaumann Stangel Kelly Brian Corrao & BrianGaughan Christopher Moss Jim Domach Mike Bendel & Todd Spittel Marty Mikell & RonMcClellan Donald Circo Jonathan Thometz Jim Gregory James Bassing Chris Zukowski Chris Zukowski 10 5 10 20 5 20 20 5 10 10 10 10 20 5 5 10 10 20 10 10 5 Brian &JillKerhin Anne SchmittJenkins& David &AliceHenning Amy KoturGray& Allison Eckles Doug &RoxanneChronert Mary LeMereBurich& Pat &SynaraBrown Ken &KristineBest Erin Anger& Founder’s Club Chris McCraryVan Alstine Jennifer BreidsterMattes Keira Kelly-McCreery& Aaron Hilts&Ann John Hart Chris Ariens Main HallClub Joanne ShimonWeycker Mastorides Mary BethKueber Dean’s Club Bill &AudraShropshire Clay &LoriNaccarato President’s Club Participation: 8.90% Class of1992 Scott Wilson Stacey BoninWallander Kim* KramerWagner & Keith &Kristin Rex Rubenzer Maria QuinlanPage& Beth MorrellMares& Lemerande Chad &Christine Michele ThielmanLaufer Gia MondoKunkel& Karen Verbeten Klister& Dan Kaiser Steve &SallieJerovetz Nick Guerrieri Missi Williams Grzybowski Beth Gorzek Maureen Burns& Kevin &HeatherBell Participating Member Brian Veraghen Sparky Vander Sanden Robin Therese Rebecca DinanSchneider Mara KainassScherer& John &RebeccaScheller Jeff Jenkins David Gray Jeffrey Burich John Tomshack & DanVan Alstine & KarlMattes Joseph McCreery Didier Hilts & BrentWeycker Mastorides &Arist & StevenWallander Scott Wagner Van DenHeuvel Robert Page Charles Mares & BillLaufer Daniel Kunkel Brad Klister & MichaelGrzybowski Peter Beck & JohnSchneider Pat Scherer 10 10 5 10

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5 10 5 10 5 10 5 20 5 Susan PetersonVande Hey Joan GlueckertMaternoski Jerilyn Mackey Janet Lobacz Ellen Young Leigh& Jill DiedrickLavarda& Pat &LauraKelly Keffer Dennis &Michelle Julie AnnRinellaJarentowski Jodi EricksonDonovan& Denice DelortoBrogan& Laureli McHenryBecker& Jennifer NylundBaciak& Participating Member Marti SchreierWronski & Dave &JudyWard Tia DutterSchumacher& Cheryl Scholtz Dave &JenniferRice Jane ForgianniNoskowiak Denise MyranMartin& LaViolette Dan LaViolette & Lamberg Jesse &Christine Pat &JodiKeller Keri OttHurley&Dan Jeff &HeatherHoffman Todd &DeannaHeid Paul &Wendy Hartman Hans Hansen&Anjana John &KathrynGettelman Amy Gajewski Lori Feiro Gerard &LindaDeprez Jennifer BorkChancellor Jill GrindeBenware& Bethany ZerfasAmes& Founder’s Club Sara McGeeWoelfel & Mike McEvoy&Nicci Amy Kiiskila& Main HallClub Nancy Karls&ChrisDale Brian Day Patrick Collins Brian &Lynn Bunkelman President’s Club Participation: 8.25% Class of1994 Scott* &MarthaWinkler Colleen KaneTadych & & JamesVande Hey & ScottMaternoski Jason Leigh Eric Lavarda & MikeJarentowski Mike Donovan John Brogan Michael Becker Anthony BaciakJr. Andy Wronski Darin Schumacher & JerryNoskowiak Thomas Martin Samantha Fisher Jain Hansen & RichardChancellor Jim Benware Christopher Ames Daryl Woelfel Gentine McEvoy Chad Evenson Rich Tadych Robert Skalla 20 10 10 10 5 5 10

20 10 10 5 10 20 5 5 5 10 10 5 5 20 10 20 20 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2015-16 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Camilla Schmitz Jason &SeasonRosinski Jean Potter Christie BosetskiNimmer Michelle HitzemannKeffer Sandy Juno* Jim &Lynn* Gregory Denise Ferkey& Sara KlepingerDoverspike Brian &ShelleyCooper Dawn KissingerChristel& Denise UlmanBarnack& Participating Member Chip Zaner Tara BradleyWilliams & Pete Victor &Angie Kim LopasSullivan& Mike Skenadore Dan &LisaRafferty Piotrowski Ellen Wucherpfennig Kris KushavaOtt& Tracy Opicka Karen Loritz Jen Kobilca Handelsman Rebecca Schramm Kristi Gettelman Mike Doyle&Katie Katie SturmDickrell& Norah Collins Jenni JoersCha& Chelsea BuchmanBudde Brian &KarriBiscobing Keith Bair Anita HoffmannApple& Founder’s Club Nate &KristinaZastrow Craig Treichel &Lisa Nicci GentineMcEvoy& Gretchen BergstromDimmer Main HallClub Waters James B.Waters, III& Michelle SlaggieSchlehuber Dean’s Club Ruth SchouSauter& Beth RyanLunow& Chris Dale&NancyKarls President’s Club Participation: 9.23% Class of1995 & SteveNimmer & DennisKeffer Jeffrey Swaluk & ChadDoverspike Brad Christel John Barnack James Williams Godin Victor Matt Sullivan Piotrowski &David Nathan Ott Handelsman &Lucas Hauert Doyle Jamie Dickrell Eugene Cha & PeterBudde Thomas Apple Berg Treichel Mike McEvoy & ChrisDimmer Elizabeth M.Carlin & ThomasSchlehuber David Sauter Matthew Lunow 20 10 5 5 5 10 20 10 10 5

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5 5 10 10 Samantha FisherLaViolette Aaron Lamb Beth Kurtz Amy Verwiel Kline& Steve &CarrieHyde Kay McCullaghHandrick& Jason* &JoanHaen Pete Fogarty Adam & Kathleen Clancy Adam &KathleenClancy Tricia* LeRoyBrand& Mike &PamBerg Tom &Carole*Basak Participating Member Suzy SteinkeYoung & Angie GodinVictor & Erik Vandermause & Diane DraegerThompson John Szafranski Bev GudexMatheys& Doreen MitchellDrescher Katie HauertDoyle& Sarah EckenrodCosgrove Eugene Cha&Jenni Maria SturinoCancino& Claire RebarchikBrefka& Blaha Jill Wing Blaha&Brian Jenny StaatsAndreae& Founder’s Club Brian Sethness Missy Karls&JacobCorr Brian &AngelicaEschmann Eric &MelodieDugenske Main HallClub Gina EricksonWolf & Shannon BaumanWard Jesse J.Sevcik Leanne Knobloch& Wendy RataichekHoffmeyer Ellen Wisneski Ellis President’s Club Participation: 10.94% Class of1996 John* &SueSeckel Casey &GeorgiaSchetter Kelly MelottePerry& Mary LeeBlatzOdem& Melissa SchmitzMoren Lilia Mendoza Scott &BrittaVettraino Bret Van Asten Teresa Van DomelenTrinkner Joe &LaraSzatmary & DanLaViolette Jeff Kline Chris Handrick Jeff Brand Richard Young Pete Victor Wendy BearVandermause & ChrisThompson Bernard Matheys & ClintDrescher Mike Doyle & EdwardCosgrove Joers Cha John Cancino Tom Brefka Bradley Andreae Troy Wolf & ColinWard Dave Schug & RonaldHoffmeyer Scott Perry Scott Perry Drew Odem & StevenTrinkner 20 10 10 5 5 5 5 10 5 10 10

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10 5 5 5 5 Amanda Mickelson& Jodi KoslowMartin& Rae SturzlKollbaum& Kathy Klos Patrick &MelissaKlipstine Kevin &JessicaKempf Tim Jorgensen&Ragan Cabrini M.Jablon* Chris LandremanHoffmann Sharon SzczepanekGunnell John Grochowski&Sara Brendon &MeganDuffy Ed Dudek Brent Cyr Jodi BerkhahnCiesielczyk Andy* Bradford&Katie Founder’s Club Michelle BussLagowski Scott Feldner Main HallClub Nicki SchleisStyka& Dave &SaraFrieder Adam Boettner Dean’s Club Russ &CharityOlson Paula HoitinkGentine& President’s Club Participation: 10.39% Class of1997 Jenna JessenWick & Greg &KayWaite VanRemortel Jennifer Pieschek Amy OuradnikVan DeHey Lara SadowskiSzatmary& Kelly Wolslegel Suda& Michelle Wietor Spaeth& Jason &JenniferRosenthal Steve Nimmer&Christie Becky* SchillNimmer& Jenny McIntoshMeacham Scott* &JennMcMahon Cori CollinsMarinan& Kimber Wendland LaPlante Joyce Hansen Kathy* KochHackbarth& Heather LockeGreen Mike Donovan&Jodi Nicole Wagner Doebert& Liliya Davidova* Thomas Pastijn Mike Martin Kyle Kollbaum Prucha Jorgensen & HeathHoffmann & ChrisGunnell Czerwinski Grochowski & MattCiesielczyk Groth Bradford & Tony Lagowski Dan Styka Louis Gentine Jeffrey Wick VanRemortel &Andrew & RichardVan DeHey Joe Szatmary Scott Suda Tony Spaeth Bosetski Nimmer Ken Nimmer & JonathanMeacham Kerry Marinan & DennisLaPlante Gene Hackbarth Erickson Donovan Brian Doebert 10 5 5 10 5 10 10 5 20 10 10 10 10 5 5 10 5 5 10 10 5 Jill Wesolowski Gruber & Sara CzerwinskiGrochowski Jeremy &ColeenFeucht Kelly &Rob*Downard Jill SchwartzBraun& John Bostedo&Angela Cory* Borys&Stacy Sara Bork Founder’s Club Carin SwansonTijan & Chris Funk Main HallClub Melanie BerkenZacker& Colin Ward &Shannon John &CarolynPhillips President’s Club Participation: 7.08% Class of1998 Rob Yurjevich &Amy Michelle BurkartWagner Renee Schiemann Mike Piehl Teleia Pastore Jenn BrownMcMahon& Melissa FlaschMangan Jenefer Van AsscheKind Matt &KristineKaye Kathy SchleisIngels& JoMarie Hoholik& Tim Grace&HeatherTanck Jamie HannaFonder& Mel Ferguson Chris &ThasjaAyers Participating Member John &JenniferWeyenberg Chris Thompson&Diane Jim Strick* John &AngieStengel Dan Sitter&Chris Jason Schreiber* Larry Schneider&Amanda Carrie Schneider Jenny PierzchalskiRyan& Joanna Rouse& Melanie DielsRoland& Shaun ThomasOlejniczak Melia GatewoodMueller& Gretchen PodrazaMirkin& Silverio* Mirao&Heidi Patrick Gruber Patrick Gruber & JohnGrochowski Deron Braun Franco Bostedo Eckes Borys Sam Tijan Ronald Zacker Bauman Ward Trudeau Yurjevich & RogerWagner Scott* McMahon & MichaelMangan & BrianKind Michael Ingels Richard McAfee Jason Fonder Draeger Thompson Buerger Sitter Green Schneider Dan Ryan Damon Hesse Chris Roland & AaronOlejniczak Matt Mueller Gregory Mirkin Nerat Mirao magazine snc.edu/ 10 10 5 10 5 5 5 5 10 5 5

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49 COLLEGE NORBERT ST. 50 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2016 Sarah ElquistMartin& Bridget Mackey Mike &DianeLotto Jaime HenselerLeick& Liz ShieldsKeating& Susan &JeffreyHolbrook Andy Ferguson&Jill Brian &RoseDougal Pat &JenniferCantwell Katie GrothBradford& Brian Barkowski Founder’s Club Jesse Wotruba Julie Damon Roberta Burns Main HallClub Carrie* ZemanMiller& Rob May Pat Manion Alexis Yoho Boyd& Dean’s Club Laura Gralton Kathryn &ScottBurns President’s Club Participation: 6.86% Class of1999 Stephanie Winquist Kevin &SarahTschudy Tera* SampoStencel& Andy &ElizabethRiemer Mike &MaryO’Connor Renee M.LeClouxKucharski Jim Knorr Adam Kilp Becca BrewerJohnson& Paul Huber Stacy CarlsonHandeland Vladimir Gurov Melissa GerondaleCharles Megan Cary Participating Member Beth SchiefelbeinStevens Amanda GreenSchneider Erin Rebhan&Leopoldo Megan JonesPerez& John Pavich&Kelly Aaron &ShaunOlejniczak Steve O’Connell Heidi NeratMirao& Todd Miller&Jenn Colleen SteigerMichaud& Charlie* &KaraLeiterman Jenny Jirschele Dusty Hutter Ken Holtschlag Glenn Hoffman&Maureen Richard LeickJr. John Keating Wisnewski Ferguson Andy* Bradford Paul* Miller Brian Boyd Craig* Stencel Erik Johnson & JeffreyHandeland & LonnyCharles & BryanStevens & LarrySchneider Soto Arriagada Wilhem Perez Coleman Pavich Silverio* Mirao Robers Miller Chadwick Michaud Callahan Hoffman 10 10 5 10 5 5 5 5 5 5 10 5 5 10 5 20 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Anne LeitermanSchlies& Preissner Katie Sanders&Matthew Erin NaprallaRuby Jenny Roman Becky Welch Lahti* Erin NitkaKenth& Kristin MillerKarnitz& Robin-Nicole Schuster Jenny Farrell Jennie JansenDiedrich& Participating Member David &EricaWinkler Bruce Schaumberg Kevin Mazur&Mary Rachel JaroszIttner& Jamie ElliottCousins Cianflone Tommy* &Lindsey Natalie BerkenCahlamer Jen* SchnabelBrost& Bill Bierowski Shauna Baranczyk* Courtney RoskaAthorp& Jeremy Altschafl&Beth Founder’s Club Travis Dodge Main HallClub Brian K.Boyd Dean’s Club Shelly GentineTrepanier Anna EbbenOtradovec Anthony &LauraKraft Steven &AnnaGrunwald Jeremy Davidson President’s Club Participation: 5.23% Class of2000 Eric &Tracy Van DeYacht Kristin Stuhr-Mootz Stroessenreuther Michele Lecloux Sara Schnoor Bonnie SchuebelSchesel Dana ParlierPease& Binky &JillKittinger Carie GoralHertzberg& Mike Hamm&Heidi Sarah Cruz* Charles Bork&Amanda Participating Member Bill Stack Scott &Amy*Sorenson Trevor Peterson Chris Merle Ken Marzec&Nicole

Andrew Kenth Nicholas Karnitz Gaertig &Neil Chris Diedrich Sutton Mazur Tighe Ittner & ChrisCahlamer Michael Brost Trever Athorp Olbinski Altschafl & Travis Trepanier Stroessenreuther &Troy & JeffreySchesel Eric Pease Aaron Hertzberg Brown Hamm Holtz Bork McDonald Marzec Slade Martin 5 10 10 5 10 5 10 5 5 10 5 5 5 5 5 10 10 5 10 10 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2015-16 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Michelle BudzbanMaresh Christa GreeneKeller& Patrick &JillGruber Jill Wisnewski Ferguson& Lindsey CelelloCianflone Chad &LauraAshenberg Founder’s Club Erin HassingGabriel& Shane Dickson* Main HallClub Joshua &NicoleGehl President’s Club Participation: 5.08% Class of2001 Liz StelowSternig& Daisy BaumgartenBecker Founder’s Club Heather Nooyen Patty* NinhamHoeft Chip Gabriel&Erin Wohlford Anne Dwyer&John Carson &AllisonDiltz Kevin &MelindaBraun Main HallClub Ryan* &MelanieWempe Andy Martinelli Ellen UnderwoodFischer Megan RosichanDemeter President’s Club Participation: 7.83% Class of2002 Megan Turner Mark Sternig&Liz Montevecchio Arlene Helderman Katie McPartlin-Rusch Kristin PecorLindgren& Kim PigeonKoltz Kristy Harr-Krautkramer & Angie Gord Liz BeschtaGibson Michelle Falter Chris Diedrich&Jennie Natalie Buhl Beth* SchillBorgen& Participating Member Katie ReinhardVerboort & Paul &CarrieTown Remelius Steven &Stephanie Pete &StacyPfarr Papanicholas Nicholas PapanicholasJr.

& DavidMaresh David Keller Andy Ferguson & Tommy* Cianflone Chip Gabriel Mark Sternig & Jason Becker & JasonBecker Hassing Gabriel & DavidFischer & JohnDemeter Stelow Sternig Montevecchio &Caesar Matthew Lindgren Joe Krautkramer Jansen Diedrich Jim Borgen Luke Verboort & KatharineDonaldson Christopher Schlies 5 10 5 5 5 5 10 5 5 5 10 5 5 10

10 5 5 5 5 5 Phil Leiterman&Lisa Pete LaViolette &Patty Susan &AndrewKolosso Shanna Hechimovich Kendall SpetenHansen& Kari Youngbauer Haas& Julie Deyo Sarah Derivan Mike &SaraDemerath Leslie BarnesDeuchars& Jess ThullBrundage& Mike Breunig Sara BaldockBaltus& Founder’s Club Angie Koutsios Main HallClub Chris &RebeccaLundh Dean’s Club David Fischer&Ellen President’s Club Participation: 7.88% Class of2003 Laura Weiland Yaklin Brooke GebauerWalczak VanRemortel Amanda Oudenhoven Tyler &AmberSchwartz Kristy CallanRollo& Lindsey Rehn Ryan &AmyKamien Megan RussertJansen& Becky Hermanson Abby MroczenskiHanus& Shannon Goehner Bryant Coughlin&Brenda Ann Wieseckel Cataldo& Amanda HoltzBork& Erica BrammerBecker& Participating Member Nikki Young Scully& Stephanie ConnellRemelius Katharine Donaldson Mike &SarahMeyer Ryan Merle&Jenny Mary SuttonMazur& Kara OwensLeiterman& Jamieson Jeff &Stephanie Judy UlmanHintz& Chris &JamieHess George Ermert Hunt La Violette Hunt LaViolette Luke Hansen Luke Haas Jeremy Deuchars Peter Brundage Daniel Baltus Underwood Fischer & AndrewWalczak VanRemortel &Eric Scott Rollo Nathan Jansen Gregory Hanus Wendt Coughlin Joe Cataldo Charles Bork Tom Becker John Scully & StevenRemelius Papanicholas Jr. Papanicholas &Nicholas Berres Merle Kevin Mazur Charlie* Leiterman Andrew Hintz 5 5 10 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 10 Peterson Jennifer Whittington Mandi GabrielOwens& Renee SpeckOffenbacher Becky* SchmeisserMcKean Mike Mahoney Ryan Lubinski Patty HuntLaViolette & Jeffrey Krol Matt &MarieKieckbusch Trevor Jensen Matthew Hoesly Kelsey EbbenGross& Jamie HarrisonGassner& Chad Fairchild Jeremy Deuchars&Leslie Ben &NicholeCreamer Founder’s Club Beth* BlahnikRiebe& Main HallClub Kristy BarnesAndrews& President’s Club Participation: 5.91% Class of2004 Patty BudzbanRohr& Melissa NetzerPatton& Kristy Moede Wenig Jill Marx-Wenig &Nathan Mike Lueder Erin BergmanLucas& Kelly Ladwig Angela BeyerLaCombe& Andrew Kersten Katie* GallinoBuchan& Jill Boyle Erin Boris Lisa Becker Participating Member Ali SchroederZieman& Colin Wiesner Vandenbergh Erik &Amanda Tracy ShawTomczyk & Dan Schultz Nick Schill Kyle &MollyPeterson Matt Mollner&Mistie Jenny BerresMerle& Tim Matthews Ly-Mapes Bart Mapes&Oriana Pam MathesManley& Michael Levar&Frannie

Peterson & Steve Peterson &Steve Matthew Owens & ShawnOffenbacher & Colin*McKean Pete LaViolette Andrew Gross Kyle Gassner Barnes Deuchars David RiebeII Peter Andrews Keith Rohr Nick* Patton Jeff Lucas Kevin LaCombe Mike Buchan Ted Zieman Drew Tomczyk Literski Mollner Ryan Merle Kevin Manley Kell Levar Raethz Leiterman 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

5 5 10 Emily FloydRonsman& Collin Jeanquart&Kristen John Gross Main HallClub Cassie ColwinMorasch& Neill Malone Ryan &SaraHartman Carly Moede Erica GilsonWinkler & Colin* McKean&Becky* Frannie KellLevar& Marcus Koehl Kieckbusch Marie Gunderson Justin Heinzen&Katie Lauren DuCharme Cassie* CuiletteBushkie& Jessica NovitskyBrubaker Founder’s Club May-Stortzum Nate Stortzum&Denise Beckie RichertO’Connor& Dean’s Club Participation: 5.21% Class of2005 Fossen-Rades Pat Rades&Christine Elizabeth KnoxOates Bridget MuellerErwin& Mike &Katie*Buchan Alex Blasky&Casey*Wopat Amber DehneBaillon& Jesse Augustine&Meghan Participating Member Dave Vargas Jessica Bernardy Lisa Vance Shannon& Salter Dave Salter&LisaCarnot Michael Gramarossa Maribeth Frinzi* Heather HenriFaulkner& Amy SimmonsDumke& Brenda Wendt Coughlin& Drew &AmberBaillon Participating Member Ted Zieman&Ali Kayla GummTurgeon & Sara StraussThomas& Katie* Wiesner Ourada& Paul Nicolaus&Kate* Ed Ronsman Buettner Jeanquart Kevin Morasch David Winkler Schmeisser McKean Michael Levar Kieckbusch &Matt Ledesma Heinzen Scott Bushkie Kyle O’Connor Jeff Erwin Drew Baillon Busateri Augustine Van DenBosch Van DenBosch&Eric Mike Shannon Aaron Faulkner Aaron Faulkner Jake Dumke Bryant Coughlin Schroeder Zieman Adam Turgeon Brian Thomas Ryan Ourada Whitman Nicolaus 20 5 5 5 5 10 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Kristen BuettnerJeanquart Main HallClub Nicole DixonSchemmel Dean’s Club Brittany SullivanO’Kray President’s Club Participation: 8.00% Class of2007 Brian Wiehr Mary Spadoni Ali Schnese Julie Rice Rachel CostelloPridgen Adam Piper Kevin Kula Lindsey Vogel Kabat& John Hinner Kathryn Hankamp* Casey Golomski Ashleigh CapeGilson& Alison GracyalnyFrazier& Mike Demchuk Jeff &MeganBuehler Participating Member Eric Wagner* Eric Van DenBosch& Stephenson Rachel Lammers Sonnentag Rachel* Gonnering Lottie LeibhamSchill& Lauren Weis Peterson& Mike Nolan Kate* WhitmanNicolaus Chris Gajdostik Shannon Wright Druley& Jen HeffronBowser& Jackie ZimbauerBond& Steve* Bessert&Rachel Founder’s Club Andy Cote&Amy Main HallClub Daniel O’Kray&Brittany President’s Club Participation: 6.62% Class of2006 Blair Tritt Jennifer BostwickTodryk Steph Schreiber Kelly Ryan Karen O’Connell & CollinJeanquart & AndySchemmel & DanielO’Kray & Tim Pridgen Aaron Kabat Nick Gilson Adam Frazier Van DenBosch Jessica Bernardy Stephenson &Sean Sonnentag &Nick Troy Schill Kurtis Peterson & PaulNicolaus Kevin Druley John Bowser Nate Bond Wollersheim Bessert Van StratenCote Sullivan O’Kray & AndrewTodryk 5 5 5 5 5 5 10 5 5 5 Molly DillonCzech& David Courtis Nicole BeenConradt& Patrick Clancy Elizabeth CollettiBuboltz Marc Belanger Luke Auxier Founder’s Club Molly GillPilarski& Amy Van StratenCote Dana Bald Main HallClub Participation: 8.05% Class of2008 Blasky Casey* Wopat &Alex Zach Willis Kelly SchauerWildenberg Renee KleinTotsky Toni Teeters Aaron Sunday Nina* NolanRouse& Matt &SarahOlejniczak Katie MarachMyers Muenster-Blakley Mike &Sarah Kristina Knesting Heidi BrownHamm& Meghan SmithGeary& Sandi FaganDelvaux& Meske-Caldie Andy* Caldie&Jessica Andrew Brainerd Jared Birkholz&Jacquie Tanya SimonArentsen& Participating Member Andrew &AmandaWinters Jackie StauberWing & Liz Weigel Jenny BriceVander Zanden Molly VanDeelen James Switzer Ashley MarkwartShields& John* Sabo&Jennifer Kurtis Peterson&Lauren Alicia ThomackKorth& Harrington Kevin &Katelyn Ashley Gardner Justin Dart Dan Costello Nathan Bond&Jackie Melissa Bennetts Trevor Bayda&Pearl Sara BaetenBarron& Founder’s Club Jesse Czech Jesse Czech Travis Conradt & BrettBuboltz Joseph Pilarski & AndyCote & William Wildenberg Shane Rouse Mike Hamm Kevin Geary Jason Delvaux Delie Birkholz Matthew Arentsen Sheldon Wing & AdamVander Zanden Conor Shields Siepmann Sabo Weis Peterson Scott Korth Zimbauer Bond Johannes Bayda Steven Barron 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 10 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2015-16 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Renee DelsartGrimm Meghan Engsberg Jenny Clayton* Anthony Cacciatore Gina Bortel* Francis Beaumier* Participating Member Justin Wotachek Sheldon Wing &Jackie Travis* Vanden Heuvel & Kayte O’BrienSleep& John Savillo Jay ReillyIII&Teresa Kristi NelsenParizek& Matthew Muenster Katie Trzaska Miller& Stephanie Mashl Paul Deibele Rachel Wollersheim Bessert Tyler Bargenquast Founder’s Club Participation: 6.09% Class of2009 Thomas K.Stolp& Brian Schweigl Pamela RippSchmitz& Maya ZahnRhine& Sara PodeinLemon& Alissa Kurek Mary Knudsen Christopher Kirwen Alli Karrels Jack Kallies Amelia* FroelichHolman Samantha QuinnFylling Christine Fary Chelsea Faase* Mark Droste Cunningham Stephen Cunningham& Joe Cohen Ahmed Chahdi Gregory Callan Alex Byrne Jacquie DelieBirkholz& Heidi BernerBimmel& Samantha Baudhuin Participating Member Conor Shields&Ashley Abby Scher Jackie Koehl Heidi KellasJones& Jen Jacobsen* Meg Gross William R.Falk* & Nicholas Grimm & NicholasGrimm Stephen Cunningham Cunningham & Stauber Wing Vanden Heuvel Jessica Schadrie Steven Sleep Amman Reilly Graig Parizek Zach Miller & Steve*Bessert Maria K.Van Hoorn Chris* Schmitz Tison Rhine David Lemon & MichaelHolman & PeterFylling Meghan Engsberg Jared Birkholz Todd Bimmel Markwart Shields Kyle Jones 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Mike Bernardy&Markie Kathleen McKitrickBeltz Participating Member Nicholas Palm John Favret Lori Evans* Kristin Demet Lexi Cashman Founder’s Club Nate Wine Main HallClub Participation: 4.24% Class of2011 Kevin &HeatherSteiner John Shepherd Rachel Obligato Alex Mattke Kathy MacLeay Andrea Liebelt Monica Von RuedenKorinko Joey Kobs Peter Fylling&Samantha Brittany DeLaruelle* Markie MenacherBernardy Participating Member Shane Wheeler&Megan Corey Vorland Jessica Schadrie Amber Sticka Paul &CarrieSchweigl Peter Romenesko Redig Nate Redig&KristinBrandt Kyle Pollard Amy BriskiMuenster& Matt McComis Pat Luce Zach Linsmeyer Colin Finn&Michelle Tyler Allen Founder’s Club Alex &KellyKocken Sam Goeben* Main HallClub Participation: 5.49% Class of2010 Steve Wulz Michael Wright &Jenna Natalie Wolicki Sara AbrahamianWells Bob Vickman &Renee Jim Rohde Ryan Petersen* Melissa GeierPatterson Kimberly SawyerLarsen Josh Jones Nita Henne Samantha &AndrewHaas Billy* KorinkoJr. &Monica & Joseph Beltz & JosephBeltz & Billy*Korinko Quinn Fylling & MikeBernardy DePrey Wheeler Travis* Vanden Heuvel Vanden Heuvel& Matthew Muenster Michels Finn Heinrichs Wright & ChristopherWells Wenig Vickman & JamesPatterson & StewartLarsen Von RuedenKorinko 5 5 5 5 5

5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Keri Hodnik Jenna Hines Cory Estreen Alyssa Engelman Tim Dunn* Kasey Corrado* Kaylee Beck* Alexis Achs Participating Member Eric Sallmann Bonnie Halberstadt Lauren HeimFisher& Joe Conti Founder’s Club Participation: 6.31% Class of2013 Amanda Zahn Kaitlyn Wessing* J.P. Theriault Jared DeanSimon Cara Rice Sienna Rauterkus Brandon Ponschock Erica Pohl Katie Oreshoski Ben Nantell Ben Lucareli&Molly Jay Lonick Kelly Levenhagen Rebekah Knitt Josie Karcz Christopher Gusman Eric Guitron Michael Fabrizio Matt Evans Kylie Enright Sarah Bump Sergii Bilokhatniuk Participating Member Tony Zacharias Dan Tansey Chris Swietlik Brittany DraxlerSuckow Ryan Pepin Rachel Muhs Joe Jones Garrick Fisher&Lauren Michelle MichelsFinn Gwynn Fewell Brent Barton Founder’s Club Participation: 6.82% Class of2012 Kayla KruegerZweerink* Michael Wodarczyk Renee Wenig Vickman & Logan Vander Wyst Dann Schneider* Keenan Rogers Kyle Ripley Jill Pequet Katelyn Molash Ellen Majowski Lindsay Gore Tim Freundl Arik DeCleene Anna Czarnik-Neimeyer* Michael Bunkleman Garrick Fisher Garrick Fisher Maher Lucareli & PhilipSuckow Heim Fisher & ColinFinn Bob Vickman Menacher Bernardy 5 Madelaine Cremer Michael Bernabei Participating Member Stephanie Thomson Joel Szymanski De’Ette* &RussRadant Becca McHugh Ryan Engesser Levi Budz Founder’s Club Participation: 8.79% Class of2015 Amanda Yenter Jennifer LoderbauerWautlet Haley Vraney Kristen Vincent Katie Talken Kendall Tadych Colleen Shore Sarah Serdar Maira Rodriguez Lauren Pritzl Anthony Pollman Austin Plier Bobbie Parent Julia Muscarello Kelsey Mickelson Erin McQuinn Travis Mason Elvia Martinez Sierra Marsicek Shannon BurkeMach Chad Ljunggren Jenessa Krull David Kelly Lisa Jordahl Bridget Hickey Thomas Gritton Hannah Grahn Emily Goetz Abby Gildernick* Nathan Felhofer Lucas Dorow Mary Davidsaver Jesse Borlen Hannah Andrekus Paige Allie Participating Member Amanda Sigl Tyler Pauley Founder’s Club Participation: 7.10% Class of2014 Luanne Spence Kevin Wilson Leigh Smalley Rachel Schindler Elizabeth Robertson Jenn Recla Carly Podbielski Rachel Mueller* Tara Mendez Michelle Maher Claire Westlie Lauer& Emily Landa Michelle LaLuzerne Annie Kulhanek Katie Killian Michael Kelnhofer Cody Jones & Troy Wautlet & RobertMach Danny Wojciechowski Wojciechowski & Bryan Lauer magazine snc.edu/

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51 COLLEGE NORBERT ST. 52 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2016 Joe Zizzo Kandice Sanders Meredith Pointer Connor Pierson Participating Member Quinlan Hillesheim Kylie Gazzolo Terrie* &JimDuBois Founder’s Club Class of2017 Chris Wallace Gretchen Stutz Corie Stingl Alesia Staskiewicz Kendra Simon Dilyn Riesterer Brenna Rathsack Michael Philipps Alexis Klismet Quincy Kissack Andrew Janquart Collin Hubertz Courtney Hiers Megan Griffith Caitlin Green Brennan Gille Jack Feuerstein Bryce Dunathan Matt Delaney Carly Barry Participating Member Rachel Hagge Founder’s Club Sara Gionet Dean’s Club Class of2016 Libby Zimmerman Taylor Zilch Samantha Wood* Alex Waller Katie Vanden Avond Meghan Valentine Nikky Urbaniak Scott Suick Marisa Strothenke Kate Stel Lily Space Kasara Sinkula Mike Scholl Jocelyn Russell* Troy Rottier* Connor Romenesko Madison Rankin Danae Pasch Michelle Newgent Kaitlyn Miller Jackie Leffner Joe Landgraf Phil Kostka* Jessica Knuth Dan King Lauren Janes Becky Jackan Malorie Imhoff Steven Hofacker Britney Heineman MacKenzie Hazen Sara Hafenbreadl Mike Fox Scott Faul Sarah Czarnik-Neimeyer* Randy Crevier Bill* &Nancy*Mathias Founder’s Club Class of2007 Randall Weddig Participating Member Tony Carbrello* Founder’s Club Class of2006 Christie BosetskiNimmer Mike &LindaGrzeca Participating Member Class of2005 Christine Fossen-Rades& Andres &MelindaCarrillo Participating Member Class of2004 Janice &GeraldKehoe Founder’s Club Class of2003 Judith Wright Vandenberg Tim &SueReilly Participating Member Class of2002 Leslyn GrossHooper& Participating Member Class of2000 Mary RemmelGehm& Participating Member Class of1997 Shane &SusanLagerman Participating Member Bonnie Vandal Moquin& Founder’s Club Class of1996 Tony &Jackie*Staley Participating Member Class of1995 Programs of Graduate Alumni Claudia Stanskas Richie Jarnell Joseph Beck Participating Member Caroline Gnadt Founder’s Club Class of2018 & Steve Nimmer & SteveNimmer Pat Rades & RobertVandenberg John Hooper Michael Gehm Douglas Moquin 5 5 10

10 20 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2015-16 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Gregory &AnnRotherham President’s Club Class of2018 Steve &Jackie*Schubring Participating Member Jennifer SiepmannSabo Doug Page Founder’s Club Jon &Yvette Wilber Dean’s Club Class of2017 Bernie Bach Participating Member Michael &Virginia Reinardy Founder’s Club Class of2015 Mike* &MaryCounter Participating Member Class of2014 Brenda Busch* Participating Member Lori Flanagan Founder’s Club Class of2013 Kevin &JodeeDeCleene Participating Member Shane &SheilaKohl Main HallClub Class of2012 Ellen Mommaerts Participating Member Susan Johnson Founder’s Club Class of2011 Pat &Terry Ratajczak Participating Member Class of2010 Piczkowski Craig &Jennifer Kristy Harr-Krautkramer Chamberlain Paul* &Donna* Natalie Buhl Participating Member Christa GreeneKeller& Founder’s Club Class of2008 Wettstein Patricia &David Cyril Klister Participating Member Kathleen Seymour & John*Sabo & JoeKrautkramer David Keller Wesley Vander Velden Vander Velden & 5 10 5

10 20 5 Jeremy &KarenMetzler Ruth M.Mettner Dean &MaryMartinelli Bob &BetsyManger Jim Madigan Pam MacMullen Jim &MickeyLunney Tom &MargaretLang Allen &ElaineLamers Gibbons Patty LaForce&Jack Mac LaForce Henderson James LaForce&Stephen Tom* &DebKunkel Bernard &KarenKubale John Kress Jim &Julie-AnneKress Dave Krause Black Herb Kohler&Natalie Michelle Knaus Jeff* &KayKanzelberger Mary Johnson David Jerrett Dick Huseby Greg &JudithHorrigan Jerry &Pat*Hock Mark &DebraHiggins Chris &EvieHartwig Ernest &JoanHarvey Mike Hamerlik Mike &LeanneHaddad Lynette* &FrankGreen Paul &CarolGehl Florence Garland-Weinhold Jerry Ganoni College Friends ofSt.Norbert Eliot* &Bonnie*Elfner Jeff &DebraDuChateau Edward &BarbaraDorff Craig Dickman Dan &NancyDickinson Dichraff William &Roseann Bob DeKoch Barbara Crowley Nick Conlon&Susan Charles Cloninger Jane LaForceCinquini& Peter Cardinal John &JanButz Carol &BobBush Kate &Tom Burgess William Buerschinger Stuart &CynthiaBrotz Dan &PennyBollom Tom Boldt Oscar Boldt Margery Bleick James &JeanBleick Patrick Blan Marie Bisque Jim Beno Yulia &JonathanBarstow Maureen Barrett Errico &PatriziaAuricchio Bob &SallyAtwell Mimi Ariens Scherer Debra Alder&Jeffery President’s Club Friends & FrankWeinhold Chapel Conlon Tony Cinquini 10 10 5 20 10 20 = 20 10 20 5 10 10 20 20 20 20 10

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53 COLLEGE NORBERT ST. 54 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2016 Janelle &StevenQuade James &MaryProsser Dave Prosser Sylvia Pratt Denise Ponzetti Gregory Polacheck James &LauraPohl Jeannie &GaryPoehls Tita &Tom Plouff David Pleier Pete &BonniePlatten Cheryl &JamesPlaski Jan Plantz Joseph Pischke Mike &BeckyPinnow Huntemann-Piatt Joseph Piatt&Traci Leslie &DanielPetrie Dennis &MaryPetrie Catherine Peters-Tilden Lori &MikePeterson Gordon &MaryAnnPeterson Margaret Perszyk Charles &BethPerszyk Pamela Peroutky Kevin Perlberg Julie &JeffPenn Mike Peckham* Timothy &DianePavek Parris J. KonradParris&Susan Rick &LauraParra Chris &DavidPapke Dian Page Paczesny Roland &Dorothy Charles &BarbaraOtt Arthur &JudithOshefsky Nancy Osgood Michelle Oren Mike &DeniseO’Reilly Kathleen O’Regan David &GailOrchard Mike &PatriciaO’Neill Eugene O’Malley Jodi Timler Olmen& Leonard &JanisO’Kray Rabeler Gene O’Hara&Cathy Chris &Tom O’Hara Peter Ogden Doug Ogburn Alan &NinaNowaczyk Tom &ChristyNolan Bruce &ColleenNohr Earl &HelenNeville Jeffrey Neuens&Debra Neuburg Michael Neuburg& Paul &PamelaNelson Michelle Nelson Mary KayMandliNelson Howard &Lynn Neeck John* &Laura*Neary James &JoanNayes Mike &PamelaNabbefeldt Shelly* &MarkMumma Molly Mueller Glenn &MaryMueller Morris Mary Jo*Morris&Mike Pat &DawnMoran Montemurro Leonardo &Jennifer Pete &SharonMoncher Monica Moe* Linda Mischler Brian Olmen McAuliffe Neuens Christine Schleicher- 20 5 20 20 10 20 10 20 5 10 5

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10 20 5 5 5 20 5 10 5 5 10 5 10 5 20 5 10 5 5 20 5 20 5 10 10 10 10 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2015-16 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Matt Uselman Barbara Uselman Michael Urban Mary Turek Trzaska Thomas &MaryElizabeth James &KarenTroupis Bob &JoyceTorresani Garnet &Lynne Topacio Jim &DonnaTooley Wanda &DanielTomey Valerie Tingley Dan Timmers George &JanetTichacek Peggy &AaronThums Carole Thomas Dustin Thill* Jim &PatThielman Jen Thern Edward Terry Mr. TheodoreD.Terrell Steve &CheriTentler Janet &PaulTechtmann Tauchen Jeffrey &Michelle Takahashi Alison &William John &JaneSwitzer Don &MarieSutherland Richard &DawnSuslick Larry &RoseSur Jim &CarolStyka Bill &MaureenStrube Bill &MaryStrotman Julie &ChristopherStride Walter Jim Stortzum&Mary Marc &HeidiStolt Bruce &JaneStoehr Steve &Lorry*Stiles Chris Stiles Henry &JoanneStern Patrick Stephens James &MaryStemper John &GinaSteiner Geri &FrankSteiner John &LindaSteinbrecker Terry &MaryJoSteiger Dennis &PamStefanowski Fred &CharleenSteenis Leonard &MaralynStec Helen &GordyStanskas George &PamelaStanley Mary &RichardStahler John &LoisStaehling Tom &HollyStachowiak Gregg &DonnaSprangers Leslie &BonnieSpitz Rosemary Spinner Spangler John* &Margaret Frances Soukup Greg &SusanSorge Harriette Sobczak Leanne Snell Donna Smart Smalley Charles &MaryBeth Catherine O.Small Skarphol Darrell &MaryJean Scott Sitkin Steven &DeborahSing Krissti* &DeanSimon Jason Simon Julie Siekkinen Roger &Kathy*Siebold Thomas Sherman Laura &StevenSherman 5 5 20 20 5 5 10 20 10 20 20 20 5 10 5 20 5 5 20 20 20 10 20 Marilyn Zirbel Jeff &JanetZimmerman Harriet Ziemer Janice Ziebell Don &JoanZelten Erleen &JohnZellner Jean Zastrow Joseph &MaryZack James &AmyZabel Thomas &ElizabethYoung Joyce Young Brien &JulianneYost Barbara &GaryYauger Chris &GaryWoody Tim &JoelleWoods Bradford Wolfram Pat* Wolfe-Thornton & Wojtowicz Joe &Catherine Michael &NancyWojcik Steve &JanetWoelfel Al &JoWinkler Mary &JimWilson Joanne* &Woody* Wilson Willoughby Michele &Bradley Steve Williams Beverly Williams Barbara &JohnWilliams Jon &JaneWilcox Gnana Wignarajah Wiesner James &Maureen Wickham Barb* &Clarence Linn White Terri &BrianWhealen Alan &NancyWentworth Edward &NancyWengren Mike Welsing Jim Weiland David &LisaWeigman Jay Weigelt Jim &JanetWatters Wasniewski Monica &John Anna &KurtWasilewski Chuck &SandyWarpinski Joann &AllanWargin Laurie Ward Judith &DavidWard Patricia Walther Karen Wallander Wallander Bennett &Barbara Angela &William Wallander Timothy &SusanWaldoch Ann &PeterWaldkirch Mary Kay&StevenWagner Ed Wafle Kay Villers Nicholas RuizVillagomez Gary &KathyVater Randy &JulieVanStraten Dolly Van Sistine Drew* &Kathleen Bernie &Sharon Marsha Van Egeren* Steve &Jennifer Ray &PatVanden Houten Vandenbergh Henry &Susan Yvonne Vandenberg VandeHei Gerald &Patricia Richard Thornton & EloisaRuiz Van Fossen Van Etten Van Dreese 10 10 5 20 5 5 20 20 20 5 5 5 20 5 5 5 Jodi Beno Susan &JohnBellin Carmen &DewaineBellile Jeff Beinlich Betty Beining Danny Beine Heidi Beimer* Linda &DeanBednarcik George &NancyBeckers Tammara DebbanBecker Kristee Becker* Dorothy &DavidBecker Bernie &JudithBeck Amanda Beck* Kevin &MarthaBeaver Nancy &GlennBeaudry Dave Beaudry Lisa Bayerl Mary AnnBaxter Joe &LenoraBauer Dorothy Bauer Donald &BettyBauer Dan &JessieBauer Linda &JonBastian Doug &DebbieBarzyk Nina Bartoshevich A. KarinBarth Lon &CaroleBartelt Sandra Bartel Patricia &DonaldBartel Michael &EllenBartel Jan &JamesBarnes Ron &DonnaBanovich Mary SueBanks Michael Bandoch Jodie &Tony Ballweg John &JoanBalistreri Ronald &JudyBaldock Kasey Jo&DaveBaker Dave &KathleenBaierl Peter &MaryBacon Fred &KayAustermann Don Augustine* Susanne Auer Mary &StephenAsma Charles Aslakson Amy Ashwood-Cecchinato Mary Arnold Tom Arndt Charlie &SharonApple Paula &AlexAndraski Sherrill Anderson Sandra &GlennAnderson Mary &JeffAnderson Eric &M.J.Anderson Amenson Marianne &Peter Paul &ThereseAllie Valerie Allen Sue &JeffreyAllen Hollihan-Allen Scott Allen&Lisa* Jenifer Allen* Matt Albers&Amy Mike &JanetAjango A.J.* &RachelAitken Keith &CeciliaAdams John &JudithAdams Diane &KurtAdams Nate &MaryAbts Kathy &JeffAbraham Participating Member Zwaska Robert &Catherine Mark &MarilynZuehlke Leo Zoeller Anne Zizzo & MarkBecker Helgren Albers 5 10 20 20 5 5 10 5 5 10 5 5 20 20 10 5 5 5 20 10 20 5 5 20 20 5 Don &JudyBrantmeier Jeff &JulieBrandt Chris Boyer* Kelly &BrianBowers Christine &FrankBouressa Joy Bougie Robert &MaryBotsford Lisa &BrianBosetski Martin &MarjorieBorowicz Mary EllenBorn Bill &JeanBorn Jean &William Borchardt Katie &JeffreyBoos Jeff &KathyBonin Dave &Linda*Bongers Monroe BondJr. & Anne Marie&MarkBolduc Boknevitz Janice &Timothy Terri &BillBohn Roger Boersma Marge Bodwin Lloyd &RuthBloedorn Marion &CarlBlock Tim &RhondaBliss Rickie &JanlynBlin Doug &CarynBlegen Diane &JamesCahall Scott &RoxaneCagle Elene Cafasso John &NitaCabusao Dawn Byrne Barbara &DavidBye Anne* &RandalButtke Jerry &GailBusch Sherrill Busboom& Sharon Burt Paul* &DebraBursik Craig &NancyBurnham Lisa Burke* Brian &MaryJoBurchell Bette Bulmer Antoinette Buechel Wendy &ScottBuckingham Donald &JoanneBublitz Jodi &DaveBrukardt John &MaryBrown Douglas &LillianBrown Chris* &BrendaBrown Joseph &KristinBrost Tom &MaryBroihier Diane Brodigan Wendy Brisbane Brisbane Jacqueline &William Mary* &JamesBrick Lori &AndrewBrey Mary Bressers* Alice Brennan Al &KarenBreitlow Mary Blazel Mary Blahnik Dick &KarenBlahnik Kenneth Black John &LindaBizub Jim &DebbieBirenbaum Jay &PamelaBinversie Betsy Biebel Sonya Bice Stuart &Vicki Betts Colie Bettivia Annette &JeffBesaw Colleen Bertrand Tracy Bero Harold &AmyBergstrom Mitch &JanetBergen Ron &PhyllisBenz Shanna &BrianBentley Catherine Carnot-Bond Michael Ruesink 20 5 10 = 10 =

10 20 20 20 10 5 20 10 10 10 10 Heaven Daniels Doherty Rose D’Andrea&Eugene Dakovich Shannon &Robert Bob &CharleneDahl Dana Czarnecki Charles &LindaCyra Nathan &AnneCummings James &JeanCullen Arcelia Crupi Lois Crubaugh Mike &JulieCross Elizabeth Crivello Terrance Craney Diane* &BradCramer Shelly Cowans* Jenna Cornell Allison* &JonCornelissen John &PatriciaCordes Colleen &JosephCoppock Scott &NancyCopeland Jean Coopman-Jansen Bob &MaryCook Regina &MikeConti Lucia &AnthonyConstanti John Connors Nick &MaryKayColletti Mary Coleman Allan &Tina Colaco Elizabeth &RobertCohoon Richard Cohler* Joan &ThomasCohen Cushman Jenny Cobb&Jon Kerry &MaryLouCliff Katherine Clausell Warren Clark Polly Clark Matt Clark* Art &EileenClark Tim &LorriCisler Jennifer &DavidCink Geneva Cieslewicz Ciesielczyk Barbara &Robert Charles Ciardo Diane &JohnCiardiello Patricia &W. Christensen Geimer-Chojnacki Joseph Chojnacki&Kathryn Young Cho Debbie &RalphChicorel Jane &JosephCheke Phil &NatalieChavarria Susan &LarryChaplin Chamberlain Wendy &John Chamberlain Bill &Marjorie Joan &JohnCepek Galen Cawley Doug &JenniferCassel Luann &JohnCasper Gail Cashman* Kathy Cascadden Judy &MichaelCary Randy Cartier Paula Carr Mary AnnCarnot Timothy &NancyCarman Cheryl &RobertCarlson Pat Cantwell Margaret &JohnCanepa Helen &Ed Campbell Bruce &Agnes Brian Calmes Robin Caldwell Tom &ColleenCahill 5 = 20 Campion 20 20 10 5 10 5 20 5 10 5 10 20 William Evans Jim &KellyEssman Norman &LorettaEsser Dean &MaryEslien Mary Eserkaln Peggy &MikeEsche Charles &Terry Errico Joshua &EricaErrer James &RoseErnst Susan &JamesErmert Susan &PaulErickson John &CarolErickson Jill Erickson Shawna Enright Mark &LindaEnright Laurie Enright Cordell Enright Coleen &DavidEnright Gail &H.Enke Rod &DebEnglebretson Gordon Engel James &MaryEmmel Susan Ellis Marcia &CharlesEllis Brad Ellis* Judie &StefanElliott Kathleen GallagherElkins* Ruth &DavidEigsti Julie Eidem Tom &SandyEhlert James &ReginaEgan Bill &MaryEckenrod Tim &Vicki Ebben Donna Durben Steph* &JanDuncan Dunbar Timothy &RoseMarie Kristin Duffy Karen &BruceDuckworth Wendy &LeeDuchateau Dan &JoAnnDuBois Debra &EdmondDrewsen Jeff &JoleneDraxler Kay Drake Sarah &BrandonDoyle John &DebDoyle Lori &Tom* Doughman Jill Dougherty* Jackie Donarski Cassie &ThomasDomina Dombrowski Michelle &Robert Rita Dixon Joanne &AnthonyDiulus Cassidy &JohnDittmer Lynn &DennisDionne Mary Dillon Margie DiGangi Barbara &DanielDhuey Dexheimer Steven &Brenda David &LaurenDeuchert Jean Dessart Buehler Robert Dennis&Juli Ed &MikkiDempsey Don &GailDeMeuse Paul &MaryDemet John &MaryDellemann Julie Delebreau* Erin &AdamDeGroot Brian &SuanneDebski Matt DeBlieck* Jean &RicardoDeLaPaz John* &JaniceDay Gary &PatriciaDavister Judith &Walter Dauska Theresa &GlennDart Angela Danowski Joel Danner 10 10 20

10 5 10 5 20 10 20 10 5 20 10 10 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2015-16 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Dennis &JaneGohr Nancy &NeilGneiser Brian &BrendaGleason Kathryn Ginn Judith &RoryGillespie Diane Gilbertson Robert &CindyGilbert Nancy &MarkGierach Dee Geurts-Bengtson* Hogan Janine Geske&Michael Bob Gerschke Marian Georgia B.J. Georgia* Ronald &MicheleGenske Kathryn Geimer-Chojnacki* Cathy Geimer Bill Geenen Anthony &MadelineGazzolo Sally Gazza* Mark &PatriciaGazella John &MarlaGavin Margaret Gaughan Casey* &BrianaGates Ruth Gasper Wayne Garman Denise &Ted Garlewski Ray &ColleenGardner Mike &KimGardner Maria &DanielGarcia Katie Garber* Lisa Gammeltoft Spindler Todd Galow&Christina Gajeski Annette &Kenneth Robert &JenniferGagan Terry Funk Julie &MichaelFronsee Gayle &GlennFritsch College Friends ofSt.Norbert Diane Fremgen Tom &SandraFredericks John &AlisonFrazier Melissa &KenFrassetto Jeffry &KarenFranken Janine &PaulFranke Laura &KellyFrank Sandra Fox Jackie &EdwardFowles Mary Foti Tony &LisaFote Patty Fortune Cheryl Forst-McLean& Diane &PatrickFord Milton &BeverlyFonferek Harold Karen Foellmi* Isidro &MariaFlores Jerilyn Fletcher Shirley Fischer Paul &SandraFischer Suzanne &DavidFink Connie &DenisFink Marilyn Fifarek Bonnie Fifarek Vic Ferraro Melinda &RobertFerraro Steve &MaryFenton M.A. &ArleneFeldmeier Linda Feldmann* Marcia Fast John &JaneFarr Mari &KeithFalk Jodi &KurtFalk Lynn &RandyFabian Debbie Faase* Follett Eric McLean = &Margaret 5 20 10 5 5 20 10 20 5 5 5 Allen &JanetHaws Kenneth &ChristinaHauser Gene Hasseler Rae &StevenHartzell Craig &PennyHartges Leonard &AnnHarsy Joseph Harrison Chuck &CindyHarris Dan Harris Barbara Harris Cynthia &DanielHarrington Mary Harder Happel Richard &MaryEllen John &DorothyHallberg Laura Haig Maureen O’HernHahn& Dawn &JayHahn Young Charles Hagen&Mary Sy &PatHenseler Henkelmann Gary &Barbara Charlotte &DonaldHeniff Inge &PeterHendler Robert &JoanHendee Theresa Held Lorena &William Heinrich Patricia &William Hearden John &JackieHealy Bob &DianeHayes Jack &Terrie Handrick Sharon Hampton Ann &RobHamilton Jim &DianeHamill Stephanie Hamdi-Pacha Kheenan Halvorson* Dennis &RoseHaen Lynn &KenHacker Nato Guzman Gutenberger Teresa &Brian Dawn Gunderson Lisa Gullstrand-Baraboo Steve &TheresaGueths Jeanne Guerin Denise &CraigGruber Jim &SheilaGrowt Julie &KyleGrosshuesch Paul &MarleneGrinde Jessica Grimm Jim &AnnetteGriffin Joanna &Walter Gregorski Heidi &ChristopherGreen Daniel &KarieGreen Marc &Dinah*Grassel Carlton Granius&Bonnie* John &CarrieGrahan Steve &SueGradus Dean &JudyGould Carrie Gott Terry &Wendy Gotham Kelly Gorman Eric &JenniferGordon James Goodwin Bartholomew* Karen Goode- Don &JulieGonzo Lucy &DeanHess Jean &RobertHess Elizabeth &ChrisHerschleb Paul Hermsen Michael &BrendaHermes Bob &JudithHergert Robert &NicoleHerda Jan Herbst Margaret Gonzales& Jeffrey Hahn Katers Granius Randel Steele 10 20 5 5 20

10 10 10 20 5 5 5 20 20 Patricia Jozwiak Rod &LIsaJoubert Paul &Pam*Joski Lynn &Darren Joniaux Steve &DawnJones Bill &NancyJones Annette Johnsrud Carol Johnson-Hohol Sloane Johnson Patricia &DonaldJohnson Johnson Mary Jo&Michael Leigh Johnson Jean Johnson Dale &MarciaJohnson Johnson Barbara &Michael Johnshoy Casper &Frances Ed &PatriciaJohns William &DebraJohn Gloria &William Joerger Victoria Jisa Cynthia Jiang Cindy Jewell Klein Michelle Jerome&Fred Robert Jelinek Rheda Jelen Jeanquart Dennis &Sharon Mark &MaryJavner Mike &MarleneJaskaniec Nathan Jaschob Jagielski Timothy &Margaret Kathy &BernardJacobs Jean Jackson Randall &GinaJaacks Rentmeester Cindy Iwen*&Joseph Dawn Isenard Rita Immel Nancy Hyrczyk Holly Huntley* Barbara &NormanHunt Ken &MichelleHujet Kerry &RyanHughes Alice Huebscher Pat Huebsch Carol &Anthony Cleo Holmin Emily Holbrook Lisa &Terence Holahan Mike &SusanHoffmann Kristine &PaulHoell Daniel &BarbHoeft Monica &NealHocum Tami Hockers Aaron Hitz James &AnnHinner Sheryl Hindermann Maureen &BillHilbert Eric High* Donna &JamesHiggins Cynthia &MarkHiggins Miwako* &DavidHeverly Norine &DonaldHeuser Theodore &LindaHuebbe Gail &JohnHowe Lois Hoppe Marcy &William Honnold Roger &MarilynHolz Julie Holz Duane &ShirleyHolz Delores Holz Daniel &JodiHolz Holterman Randall &Judith Paul &MichelleHolt 5 10 5 5 =

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20 5 5 5 5 20 Todd &SheilaKronberg Diane &JohnKretsch Jon &DianeKrause Bob &PatriciaKramer M. SusanKraft Martin &SandraKrach Stanley &DonnaKostka Laurie &CharlesKostka Trisha &JohnKostelny Kathleen Kosteck Ed &CatherineKosteck Marian Koss Cindy &KellyKoss Anne &MarkKoop Jeffrey &CathrynKolpanen Gene Kolb Beverly &ChrisKohnle Thomas &JuanitaKohl Margaret Koch Cheryl* &JohnKnuth Rita Knox Earl &LaurieKnitt Sheron Knipp Francis Knipp Diane &LindaKnight Rachel Knetzger Sara Knepprath Timothy &LoriKneeland Mary Ellen&JamesKnecht Jodie &DanKnecht Ron &SueKnaus John &DebbieKlug Susan &RonaldKlossner Arnold &RitaKlos John &HeideKlish Joan Klipstine* Michelle* &JamesKleiman Jeffrey &BrendaKleiman Patricia &Warren Klebig Ann &JamesKlatt Robert &CindyKissack Philip Kirk Thomas &SarahKirchhoff Larry Kipfstuhl Jim &Margaret Jane &JosephKerschner Kay Kennedy Susan FeiderKelly& Leo &AliciaKelly Kathleen Kelly Jerald &JaniceKeller David &MarciaKeil Amy Kehoe Amy Keehan* Kazmierczak Anita &James Brooke Kazik* John &GailKavalunas Gary Kautzer James &Virginia Kauer Nancy &RichardKaster Helen &Wayne Kasten Catherine Kasten* Dave &NancyKasper Grace Kartheiser Bob &MaryKarisny Michelle Karbon Kris Kandler Keith &SallyKamperschroer Steve &JenKalwitz Scott &LindaKaiser Bob &BonnieKaftan Laura &MarkJurczyk Lynn Jung Cathy &Todd Judkins Elizabeth Kinsella Dick &GeriKiltinen Susan Kiiskila Kendal Kettle John Kelly magazine snc.edu/ 10 5 20 10 5 5 = 5 5 Kersten 20 20 20 5 5 5

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55 COLLEGE NORBERT ST. 56 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2016 Lei &DeanLund Jodi Lund Kathy &GaryLuebke Bonnie &BobLuebke Nancy Lucas Tammy AllardLubin Lillian Loritz Sue &DavidLorenz Hazel Loppnow Jackie Lopez* Lochtefeld James &Rachel Melissa LoCascio Evan* &CaitlinLloyd Livernash George &Sharon Mark &SusanLisheron Jane Linzmeyer Daniel &KimLinehan Carol Lindsley Gary &JaneLindow Norma Licht Gary &Julie*LeRoy Terry &JoanLeoni Len &MarieLeone Gayle* &PaulLenz Mary &OrvilleLenser Russ &PatriciaLemerande Leitermann Wayne &Chris Mindy* &BradLeiterman Judy &PhillipLehman Nancy Lee George Lee Robert &CarolLedvina Debra Lear-Schweitzer Barbara &JohnLeanred Julie Le Richard &SusanLaurent Mark &Virginia Laukka Robert &RitaLast Vicky Larson Dan &JenniferLarson Connie &ChrisLarsen Joseph Langlois Susan Landt* Landreman Thomas &Patricia Nancy &JeffreyLambert Sue* &BillLaluzerne Steve &LoriLaLuzerne Elaine LaLuzerne Allen &NoreenLadwig Donna &RandyLaBelle Ed &ShirlLaBarre Kimberly &ErichLaabs Catherine LaViolette Douglas LaVassor Drew Kwaterski Margi &DavidKvitek Michael &LaurieKutil Jackie &RichardKummers Grace Kulkoski& John &KarenKula Lori &DougKuffel Gordon Kuenzi Judi &EugeneKuehl Curry &Megan*Kuehl Bob &JoyKuchler Joe &KathleenKucharz Laurie Kubec Byron &CherylKruschke Steve &Kelly*Krummel Jeff &BrendaKrull Marvin Krueger Mark &JeanineKrueger Christine Krueger Katherine &RoyKrouse Doug &Lisa*Kropp Roger Flores 20 5 20 5 5 10 20 5

20 5 10 5 10 5 10 5 5 5 5 10 5 Daniel Michael Dan &MelissaMichael Gary Meyers James &KayMeyer Doug &EricaMeyer Kathleen &GregoryMeuler Roger &DeloresMeulemans Ken Meulemans Connie Meulemans* Ryan &SuzieMenzer Victor &HeidiMenting Mike &KateMeeuwsen Peggy &GaryMecklenburg Brian* &JodiMcWilliams Corrine McWey McPartlin Larry &M.Susan Judy &JosephMcMahon Bruce &PennyMcLeod Shawn &PatriceMcHugh McGuire Jamie* McGuire&Dave Jane &RobertMcGuffey Cindy &Timothy McGray Mary &ThomasMcGorey Sharon McGill McDonough Cheryl &Kevin Sylvia McDiarmid Patricia McCullagh Sandy McCreary Barb &Tim McCourt Jane &JohnMcConnell Christine McConnell Mike &PaulaMcCarty Eileen Mazurek Sunny Mawson Dave &SusanMaul Nancy Mattke Rita &DouglasMatthews Gerry* &Anne*Mattern Laura &ThomasMattek Tammy &DavidMatson Susan &Tim Mathys Stewart Mathison* Martin William &Joanne Bridgit Martin* Carol &William Marshall Fredric &MarilynMarrese Linda &JamesMarquardt Matt &AnnMarks Alma Mariucci* Patrick Marget Peg Manuel James &GeorgiaMangan Jim &SheriManderle John &JanetMandell Bob* &Karen*Mand Tom Maureen Malloy Malaczewski Nancy* &Dale Tom &ChrisMaier Linda &ChadMahn Liz &JeffMagnussen Mike Madson Evan Madson Barbara &JohnMader Susan MacLean Patricia Mackin Mackey Richard &Kathleen Kevin &Julie*Mackey James &RosemaryMackey Regina &DanMacke Julie &AndrewMabry Steve &PatriciaLynott Jamie Lynch* Mancosky = &Ellen 10 10 10 5 10 5

5 10 5 20 5 10 10 10 5 5 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2015-16 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Kevin &LaurieOsadjan Linda &HenryOrlik Karen Oresnik Susan &JamesOren Roger &BethOren Shane &RachelO’Neil Robert &RitaOlsen Marc &MaryOlsen Kevin &MaryO’Loughlin Dick Oliver Tim &JodieOlejniczak Robert &JeanneO’Connell John* &Cyndi*Ochsner Pat &KathleenO’Brien James &SusanO’Brien Marcia Nowicki Rosemary Noth Robert &JoyceNorlin Cynthia &PaulNordwig Carol Nordengren Robert &KayNolan Justin Noffsinger Andrea Noffsinger& Steven Noel Gerre &MarieNinnemann Ruffino Matthew Nink&Joan Michael Niespodzany Tom &LisaNiermann Juile &EdwardNiebur Jack &ChristyNewman Carolyn Newkirk Neuville Theodore &Patricia Ken &CarolNeuser Eugene &PeggyNeuser Tim &PamNeumann Andrew &LaCindaNeu Phil Neppl Richard &KariNelson Richard Nelson Dennis Nelson Craig &DebNelson Joe &SharonNejedlo Ron &Virginia Neitzel Kevin Nasal Patricia Nagle Robert &Terri Murphy Julie Murken Mike &SusanMurawski Frank Muns Sue Mueller Marilyn Mueller John &CarolMueller Ed &MarcellaMueller Beth &RandalMueller Mrochinski Richard &Kathleen Ronald &BarbaraMoths Janet &BillMortimer James &LindaMorrison Jeanne &MichaelMorin Angie Moreno* Diane Moraza Michael &Lynn Moon Debby &Terry Moody Virginia Montgomery Moldenhauer Monica &Marty Rosanne &JaseMoesch Robert Moench Kay &DavidMoeller Ron &HelenMizwicki Margaret Minik Kathleen &StephenMinik Susan &BrettMiller Gary &FranMiller Peter &GinaMickelson Roxanne* &BobMichiels Adam Snow 10 20

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