College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2013

In a New Light Making space for a fresh outlook on gender

President’s Report 2012-13 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 In Print Online

Vol. 45, No. 3, Fall/Winter 2013 A sampling of related content available at snc.edu/magazine. Cover Story Page 7 Page 14 In Wisconsin: Students exploring a corner of their own state (page 6) discovered that “It’s hard to decide on my favorite the mighty work of geological forces can time of day, but I think it might be People Matter sometimes make itself plain within a single seven o’clock. Or perhaps it’s five … .” No matter what lifetime. – Kathy Muhs (Mathematics) the advances in In Peru: The Rev. Dr. Jack MacCarthy, O.Praem., technology, it’s still ’67 (page 8) reflects on his decades of service the people who shake to the people of a remote jungle village. the hands, make the decisions and dream Involved! The annual Taste of SNC Page 20 up the ideas that make Involvement Fair (page 9) provides a perfect window through which to view co-curricular Anindo Choudhury (Biology) has any organization life, and our videographer was there to capture spent two decades studying the hum. St. Norbert it all. delicate game played between host students who study the management of human and parasite. The objects of this In his own words: Many hands were involved resources tend to gain “inside story” have graceful curves in bringing to life the new center for gender a particularly valuable and elegant features that the biologist and identity at St. Norbert College (page 12). perspective. has captured in extraordinary images. But it was a father’s will, and his love for his daughter, that turned tragedy into treasure. Page 12 President’s Report Influential: Sports, movies, broadcast media: Matt Stollak (Business Administration) often President Tom Kunkel reflects on a A Whole New Light turns to examples from popular culture as he year that has seen significant success, A father and his daughter were once able pens his widely read blog (page 14). and considers, too, the future for to find common ground in discussions In Antarctica: Kathy Leicht ’92 (page 26) traditional liberal arts residential that reached across their differences. (page 32) discusses her work on the polar icecap and colleges like St. Norbert. Years later, that relationship has inspired its significance in studying the effects of global a space where similar conversations can climate change. flourish. In season: It’s hard to top the photo ops that On our cover: A space that may radically present themselves in fall (page 28): new Departments change perspectives on critical issues students arriving, new zest for the academic 4 Guest Editorial has, itself, undergone a remarkable Page 18 journey, new color everywhere you look. recent transformation. 5 News of St. Norbert In conversation: Futurist, economist and The New Normal author Rebecca Ryan (page 29) spurred a community-wide conversation on recruiting 23 News of Alumni Unpacking the Class of 2013 – one backpack at a and retaining young talent when she spoke time. Our new first-years carry their student lives 28 Connection at St. Norbert in October. around with them on their back, and they treated us to a peek at what is inside their loads.

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Shepherding change, shaping growth BANNER IDEA A future you can see The banners now visible on the mall his past August, I had the honor of being community has entrusted our campus to the emphasize, in turn, three critical goals the carpool driver for my oldest son and guiding hand of the Norbertine order. Their love of Campaign St. two of his friends on their first day of high for our college drives all decisions, challenging us Norbert: Full Ahead Tschool. My wife was pleased. She reasoned it to new initiatives and programs while honoring would be hazardous for her to drive while weeping and embracing our past. And, although we • To create opportunity uncontrollably. administrators lack omniscient knowledge, the • To foster excellence • To educate fully It seems every stage of my children’s growth and college is in good hands indeed. Every decision development is bittersweet. First steps. First word. we make, we make for the benefit of our current Gifts to the campaign First time riding a bike. First day of kindergarten. students and our alumni. We know that parents will provide financial NEWS Edward J. Lamm took As a parent I applaud their independence or newly have trusted us to educate, encourage, challenge aid for students; up his appointment learned skill, but as a daddy I mourn the loss of and motivate their precious children as they grow strengthen faculty as vice president their innocence or dependence on my help. And and academic into adults – adults who, like our alums, will programs; enrich the for enrollment I remember vividly every moment in which I said lead business, spearhead research, inspire with student experience; OF ST. NORBERT management and goodbye and hello simultaneously. performance, teach children. and enhance campus communications July As humans, it seems we are continually Every August, the new intake of students arrives facilities. The fifth 1. As St. Norbert’s welcoming change and yet feeling apprehensive initiative, to create s the comprehensive campaign to raise current $75 million mark. “Equipping our campus on campus, vehicles stuffed with belongings. executive director about where it may take us. Over the summer a new facility for the $90 million by 2016 enters its pivotal new with the Gehl-Mulva Science Center removes one They are quickly surrounded by Kunkel’s Krew – of admission (since I began my own transition to my new role as natural sciences, phase, early successes are already evident hurdle and endowing scholarships removes the members of our campus community who are ready is already bearing 2009) and, later, vice president for enrollment management and Aon campus. Now, the campaign initiative itself is hurdle of affordability for our students and their as associate vice to ease the newcomers’ burdens (quite literally) as fruit: $35 million has acquiring some curb appeal. families. Both are important; funding GMS nears communications. I was, and continue to be, excited been raised toward president, he presided we help move the students into the residence halls. Thoughtfully designed lamppost banners along completion but now we need to focus on endowing about the opportunities and future at St. Norbert the $39-million over the admission of What a great symbol of what St. Norbert is College. What an amazing time to be part of this Gehl-Mulva Science the mall and a mural on the side of the Bush Arts financial aid for needy and meritorious students. the college’s largest all about! campus ­– a place with unparalleled momentum in Center. Construction Center make it evident to the world – or that part “Scholarships are not just something in the (in 2010), highest College is a major transition for parents and workers “topped out” of the world that passes by on Third Street ­– that abstract. You can see it in every student who walks high-quality enrollment; incredible faculty; new academically profiled the building earlier St. Norbert has its fiscally responsible eye on a campus, who studies at Mulva Library, who steps and expanded programming to enhance the student students; it brings with it great excitement and (in 2013) and most many more questions. But the St. Norbert faculty this fall. The science future with excellence as its hallmark. up to give back to their community. Real. Curious. experience; new buildings, new playing fields and center is planned to diverse (in 2013) Outcomes from Campaign St. Norbert: Full Alive. Studious. Athletic. Inquisitive. SNC students, new classrooms with the latest available technology. and staff are committed to walking alongside fully open in summer classes ever. Ahead may not be labeled as such but some are and the college that inspires them, need the entire A graduate of It’s amazing to me that during the entire time students as they journey through the next four 2015. already evident in bricks-and-mortar projects SNC community, most especially our alumni and Lawrence University, since I first set foot on this campus in 2009, years. We greet them and help them move into the completed or underway: Michels Commons, the friends, to build a clear path for their future … and Lamm holds a master’s bulldozers, cranes and men in hard hats have been halls. We cheer for them as they process into their Welcome Center and the Cassandra Voss Center, ours.” in management from regular features on our campus tour for prospective first academic convocation. We pray with them and North Park University. for them at Common Prayer. We guide them in their for instance, and not least the 150,000-square-foot This fall the campaign increases its visibility students. The physical transformation has been Gehl-Mulva Science Center (GMS) now taking on campus in another dimension, too: Nov. 5 was He formerly led the studies. We celebrate with them four years later absolutely incredible to watch. shape in the northeast corner of campus. the launch date of All Aboard, the faculty/staff admissions offices But with all these transitions come additional when they walk across the stage at Commencement. of Robert Morris and With financial support for GMS now well on fundraising effort within the campaign. A student questions. How do we maintain and honor our Their success is our success and their presence on Central Methodist track, the emphasis of the campaign pivots from campaign follows. Oswald says the philanthropic traditions amidst all this change? How do we our campus has been a present to us. For as much as universities. funding the new science center to completing support of any institution’s own constituents continue this momentum? What’s next? we hope to give to our students, we know they have fundraising for the other priorities identified when (its employees, its alumni and even the modest In my own life, I trust that God has his guiding given us a great gift, as they in their turn challenge the campaign launched in 2009. contributions of its current students and newest and protecting hand in the lives of my children, and encourage us. The best reward they give us is a “Campaign St. Norbert: Full Ahead is about grads) is critically important – not least because knowing that his love and concern for each of them glimpse into their next transition – their future – as removing hurdles from the paths in front of today’s such support evidences good faith and commitment is immense. Similarly, since 1898, the St. Norbert they move forward to change the world. SNC community,” says Phil Oswald (College on the part of those who know the institution most Advancement), who has steered the initiative to its intimately.

4 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2013 snc.edu/magazine 5 Noted / Under Discussion Treasure / Numbering the Hours

Shared – is made possible Kathy (Wagner) Muhs ’73 Bridging the gap St. Norbert played by a $20,000 grant Assistant Professor of Mathematics host to faculty from the National Endowment for Leadership, service and international members from It’s hard to decide on my favorite time the Arts. Designed travel combine in a new program Nihon University- of day, but I think it might be seven o’clock. by Brian Pirman particularly relevant for college-bound Mishima for a Or perhaps it’s five … . These days, I keep (Art) and Julia students looking for some time to two-day symposium time by mathematical symbols, thanks to Muscarello ’14, discern their direction in life. in September. The the clock that hangs opposite my desk. the piece includes two institutions It attracts plenty of comments. St. Norbert’s Gap Experience, built an essay by share a longstand- Prospective students tend to get pretty around off-campus locations for an Heather Campbell, ing partnership and excited about it, especially because they alternative first semester, launches curator of American this joint venture recognize some of the math. There is at with the 2014-15 academic year. It art at the Delaware takes place every least one notation that everyone can get: is specifically designed for highly Art Museum. two or three years. That’s three factorial, or 3*2*1 = 6 (at 6 Gallery curator motivated students looking to transition The conference o’clock). Shan Bryan- into college life while earning college was chaired by Eight o’clock is expressed in the binary (Art) credit. Ikuko Torimoto and Hanson system. Isn’t that cool? Three o’clock is and Sally Cubitt Gap Experience students will travel Tom Conner in ASCII notation – my colleague Bonnie (Library) have also with staff and faculty to various sites (Modern Languag- McVey ’82 (Computer Science) was able contributed. Examined throughout Canada and the United es and Literatures), to explain that one to me. NEWS States, as well as to the island of St. with Jamie O’Brien A recent trip to the Driftless Area of And there’s one time of day that I don’t (Business Adminis- Understood Lucia. Their gap semester will begin southwestern Wisconsin showed understand myself – yet. I know that one tration), Ed Risden The true student- geology majors that the processes they at an outdoor leadership site along o’clock is Legendre’s Constant, which (English), Marc athletes are study may sometimes take millennia to relates to prime numbers. I looked up the the Canadian shore of Lake Superior, Shaffer (Econom- to be found in make their mark, sometimes just a few formula, and I accept it ­­– but I can’t show OF ST. NORBERT where sea-kayaking and backpacking ics) and Wayne Division III, assert decades. They saw how the geology of a that it works out. One day I will spend will be among the offerings. Students Patterson (History) the presidents region intersects with human history some more time with it! There is so much will then visit four different United presenting along- of two Midwest – and how their chosen field has a about math that any mathematician may States locations, working with service side their Japanese Conference rivals in remarkable scholarly history of its own. not know. But the great thing about math is organizations to help those in need. counterparts. an op-ed piece for snc.edu/magazine that once something is proven, it cannot be

OF ST. NORBERT OF ST. Their semester will end with a six- the Wisconsin State unproven. week international service experience Cataloged Journal. “None Field, you see the and St. Norbert I do particularly like seven o’clock. in St. Lucia. A new look at “the of our students real deal. Students players give back to Seven o’clock illustrates the density of receives athletic first, athletes mathematics; that 6.99 repeating infinitely A J-Term class and an on-campus father of American their communities illustration” will scholarships. Even second. Take, for as well, and not is really the same number as 7. It’s the most NEWS spring semester will round out the full prove a significant though dreams example, Ripon just for a feel- elegant notation on the clock, I think, and first year at St. Norbert College. contribution to die hard, no one defensive back good photo op, it’s philosophical as well as mathematical. “We recognize that students come scholarship, not has a realistic Luke Morgan, a but because it Five o’clock relates to the golden ratio to college with different experiences least because of the hope of making senior biology major is part of their that occurs so frequently in art. The and expectations,” says President Tom scholarly catalog it in the National from Cedarburg. course of study. proportions of the Parthenon depend on it, and the proportions of the human body do, Kunkel. “This will be an attractive accompanying Football League. Luke practices hard … ESPN won’t be all week and makes too. The golden ratio is an irrational number alternative point of entry to St. Norbert “Howard Pyle Put another way, in De Pere for our on our campuses interceptions on – it never stops and is non-repeating, like for a certain number of them. The in Wisconsin.” football game. For π The exhibition you can still use Saturday, but or the square root of 2. It is represented by program will be a journey of self- the players on the runs on campus the term ‘student- he also knows the symbol discovery, even as it helps prepare field, the parents . Dec. 2-Feb. 7. athlete’ with pride, his professors Actually, I really like most of the notations these students for college work and life.” in the stands and The Baer Gallery not irony,” say by name. Or St. on my clock. There’s such beauty to the Unlike many gap programs, the show traces the Presidents Tom Norbert running the thousands of proofs in mathematics – to be able to St. Norbert experience, now recruiting, checkered history Kunkel of St. back Brad alumni from both go from here to there, with nice logical will earn students college credit and is of a collection of Norbert and Zach Boockmeier, a schools around the reasoning all the way. You can work through Kathy (Wagner) Muhs joined the St. Norbert faculty in 1982. She treasures her Geek Clock designed to ensure that participants in paintings by Pyle Messitte of Ripon sophomore from country, the game something from multiple directions and the program will, along with their peers, that arrived in College. Green Bay, who is still important. particularly because it was a gift from her four children. The apple does not fall far from the you’ll always end up in the same spot. I tree. All four are mathematically inclined and, indeed, have chosen careers in which they depend earn sophomore status by the end of the Green Bay in 1904. “When our managed to What’s more knew early on that math was for me. I love on mathematical principles or statistical data: Paul ’01, in marketing, for a company that does first academic year. Like the exhibit football players line achieve both the important, however, the fact that you can always arrive at a itself, the catalog – up at St. Norbert’s dean’s list and All- is being in class on computer imaging of diamonds; Scott, an engineer with his degree from Marquette; Kevin, “right answer.” the first created for Schneider Stadium America status as Monday.” snc.edu/ another engineer with his master’s from MIT; and Rachel ’12, currently working on her Masters a St. Norbert exhibit or Ripon’s Ingalls a decathlete. Ripon go/ wsj-op-ed in Social Work at University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee.

6 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2013 snc.edu/magazine 7 Norbertine Now / In the Name of Norbert A Moment in Time / Involvement Fair RECONCILERS Sibling peacebuilders honored

Ambassador of Peace Award Honoring its founding saint, Norbert of Xanten, The Rev. Dr. Jack MacCarthy, O.Praem., ’67 Peggy and Chuck MacCarthy and his legacy of reconciliation, each This year, for the first time ever, the prestigious St. Norbert Ambassador of Peace Award is shared by three year St. Norbert honorees. Bob Pyne (Miller Center), who chairs the selection committee, explains how the generosity of one

College recognizes peacemaker led to the recognition of a family’s multiple efforts in the name of peace. NEWS an individual who similarly demon- ast spring, Connor Good News Project, for the in need. strates the qualities Romenesko ’15, one of last 30 years Chuck and Peggy I meet lots of people

of a peacemaker: my interns at the Norman have provided humanitarian who are deeply involved in OF ST. NORBERT respect for persons, LMiller Center for Peace, Justice support to communities in peacebuilding. They work promotion of & Public Understanding, the West Indies and medical to establish the community dialogue, nonviolent nominated the Rev. Dr. Jack equipment to families in north relationships and infrastructure conflict resolution, MacCarthy, O.Praem., ’67 for this central Wisconsin – work in required for sustainable reconciliation and year’s St. Norbert Ambassador which Father Jack has himself peace, often in post-conflict

OF ST. NORBERT OF ST. forgiveness. Past of Peace Award. Our selection been involved when political or severely underdeveloped

recipients of the committee enthusiastically circumstances have driven him regions. Peacebuilding calls award include affirmed the choice. The award from his work in Peru. They have for “all hands on deck.” When Sister Helen honors an individual who has mobilized hundreds of short-term communities need everything Prejean, C.S.J. NEWS been an influential advocate volunteers, many of them our in order to flourish, every (whose work was Involved! portrayed in “Dead for sustainable peace in our own students. (In fact, Connor person’s contribution is vital. Across the board, so many Man Walking”) and world, and that Father Jack has was one of those volunteers, But such work is arduous, often ways to engage at St. Norbert! the Hon. Janine certainly been. A physician and serving with Chuck and Peggy requiring an unusual measure of Miles Lamensky ’14, “Philosophy Geske, advocate for a Norbertine, he has served in St. Lucia.) Rather than choose perseverance. I asked Father Jack Club president, Writing Center restorative justice. faithfully for decades at a jungle between the MacCarthys, could how he has been able to stay with consultant, SNC Times op-ed hospital in Peru, 180 miles from we recognize all three of them it for so long. writer and squirrel enthusiast,” was one of many drawn to the His the nearest road. Healing the with this year’s award? This would One story captured the nature decades Taste of SNC Involvement Fair. sick and advocating for the poor, be a first, but it sounded like a of his ministry. Early in his work This annual event, held early of service were he exemplifies the qualities of great idea to us and Father Jack at Santa Clotilde, he said, he each fall, sees renewed vigor made possible a peacebuilder, and we were was enthusiastic, too. saved the life of a young girl. among student orgs of long by the many who delighted to invite him to receive As part of our assessment Years later he officiated at her standing, plus a crop of new supported him interests emerging. along the way, the award. of student initiatives, we track wedding, and later still, delivered Father Jack’s response made their combined hours of service. her babies. Now those kids greet says the Rev. Students signing up for new Jack MacCarthy, us appreciate him even more. With the MacCarthy family, we him in the street, and he said, groups hope for fun, O.Praem., ’67. By email, he thanked us for the would have to track years, or “That really feels good.” friendships and deeper honor, but humbly suggested perhaps decades. Father Jack, Chuck and Peggy have the connections. snc.edu/magazine that we give it instead to his Chuck and Peggy have given their same kinds of stories, and that is older brother Chuck and Chuck’s entire adult lives to transforming why we are so glad to honor all wife, Peggy. Founders of the communities and helping those three MacCarthys.

8 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2013 Personally Speaking / Marti Lamar Farewells / Obituaries

Educating with special intent The Rev. Conrad Kratz, O.Praem., ’70 Next of kin: a scholarly shift in focus recalls: “Each student here felt he cared for and about n the first day of each semester, I’d become a generalist, with training, them, felt they had I introduce myself to my skills, knowledge and interests that a welcome place in students as a lifelong learner would serve me well in the new project, the community he Owho has changed the direction of her as would my comparative perspective. shepherded. He had life many times. Indeed, I worked And although academe pulsates with a playful spirit that as a waitress, secretary, director of turf wars, my open-minded colleagues reflected the deep purchasing and inventory control and approved my new project, and the The college mourns joy claimed by a associate dean encouraged me to go certified ski instructor before turning the death of the man of faith, a faith college professor. I’m a better historian forward. The new research proved Rev. Conrad Kratz, that doesn’t deny for these experiences. And now, I’ve to be even more exciting (and safer) O.Praem., ’70. Kratz sadness but knows also changed my scholarly focus; this than heady days spent in the Chilean served as pastor of hope triumphs. Some Latin Americanist, a specialist in late National Archives. the college 1982-89, 30 years after he colonial Chilean merchants and their In addition to stories and memories, and as director of became pastor on serious history requires additional campus, I still hear

families, is now turning her attention campus ministry. He NEWS documentation. Grandma Stannie was later named the colleagues talk about to a microhistory of an independent, Bob Osgood (center right) with teachers and students in Indonesia this summer. adventuresome Southern woman of the loved history and had saved boxes of founding pastor of how Father Conrad late 19th and early 20th centuries. photos and documents including letters, Our Lady of Lourdes. welcomed them into

Bob Osgood (Teacher Education) has at the Ohio Philosophy of Education Kratz most recently this community. Now Like almost all change, this one was certificates, deeds, contracts and a OF ST. NORBERT been on the road for special education, Society in September. sparked by historical circumstances and diary. There were family and friends served as director of I realize we call that to consult, too – ­but I had been out throughout a scholarly summer that has A month earlier, he had traveled to the Norbertine Center radical hospitality. individual acts. One gloomy day late in taken him to Indonesia, Latvia – and Latvia to join a four-person panel at the an endless Wisconsin winter, a colleague of touch with my Southern relatives for Spirituality. At the time I called it Dayton, Ohio. International Standing Conference on Julie Massey ’87 Father Conrad.” asked me, “Do you really have to for decades. How would they respond when I asked for help? Since 2005 he has studied how autism the History of Education. He presented publish your dissertation?” Such heresy! is viewed and addressed in Indonesia, with the same panel last year in Geneva. OF ST. NORBERT OF ST. Cousin Ted welcomed me with Don Henrickson Publishing their dissertations is what in partnership with the psychology “This is important not only for my open arms, spoiled me with Southern historians do! But no, of course, I didn’t department at Gadjah Mada University own research agenda, but it is also very the 20th century, I would now write hospitality, and facilitated my work. Award in 1994. Kevin have to publish it. In fact, circumstances at Yogyakarta. A faculty development important for the teaching that I do here. an honest-to-goodness professional He involved other family members, Quinn (Economics) suggested a better course. summer research grant enabled him to What I’m learning overseas, what I’m NEWS microhistory of my grandmother, a including cousin Boots, the repository remembers, “He was In every one of my “careers,” fads and return to Indonesia in May. learning from my research on history, is biography of a single individual that of family and local history and a engaged, vibrant fashions have exerted their influence Although inclusive schools (where very easily incorporated into my classes,” illuminates the history of the times. Its talented storyteller. Ted also led the way and couldn’t have and, sooner or later, yielded to new children with disabilities learn alongside Osgood says. “It’s critical that the scope embraces race and class relations, in reconciling Boots with his once- been more dedicated ones. In academia, social history, of children not considered disabled) are the research you do is integrated with good especially in the Jim Crow era; the favorite cousin, my difficult father, thus to his students.” which my dissertation is an example, law in Indonesia, limited resources along teaching because good teaching creates And Dave Wegge suffrage movement; migration; women’s bringing the Southern and Yankee sides had become passé. Cultural history was with training and preference for another good research. Good research creates (Political Science) education and new organizations (e.g., of the family back together. “in.” Having milked the dissertation dry model have made the policy a struggle, better teaching, and it’s a lovely circle.” Longtime faculty adds: “He was a ‘salt the YWCA and Camp Fire Girls); World So, personally speaking, I gained a of articles, I was dead tired of studying Osgood says. “[Indonesian educators] Osgood was first introduced to member Don of the earth’ kind War I and the War Work Council; and family, as well as new insights into the merchants. I never even taught my believe that a child with autism learns special education as an undergraduate of guy with strong family I thought I knew. And, while Henrickson field of specialization; the contagious various topics related to family life that best in an environment that resembles at Antioch College, where he and his (Business Adminis- Midwestern values. it may sometimes feel as if I’ve just enthusiasm of my students for Cuban include alcoholism and divorce, the the home and the family as much as fellows were able to work intensively tration, Emeritus), Family, God and work changed obstacles (from a military and Mexican history had taken me in tuberculosis sanatorium, twins and possible. As a result, a lot of children with children with autism and behavioral of De Pere, died Sept. were the touchstones dictatorship to family dynamics), this that direction instead. Moreover, I was clairvoyance, food, railroads, travel and with autism in Yogyakarta attend a very disorders. He went on to receive a 22 at the age of 74. of the Don that I shift in my professional focus has been concerned about the costs in time and car culture. small private school that is basically run Ph.D. in education from the Claremont Henrickson served knew.” Henrickson is exciting, intellectually reinvigorating money of research in Chile and Spain. Having pursued the historical study by parents who have more training in Graduate School. His dissertation on the faculty for survived by his wife, and rewarding. I was also strongly pulled toward of kinship networks, women and race working with children with autism than was a history of special education in nearly 30 years. He Judy (formerly of the what I now call “The Grandma Stannie as a Latin Americanist, I believed that Marti Lamar (History) received her doctorate many teachers do in Indonesia.” Boston Public Schools, starting with the became discipline Children’s Center), Project.” After a lifetime of intending I could learn enough U.S. history to from the University of Texas at Austin. Her Osgood, now in his third year as chair opening in 1838 of the School for Special coordinator in 1974 and his children to record her marvelous stories of life pull off this new book project. Like work in Latin American history has included of teacher education at St. Norbert, Instruction for immigrant children who and received the Eric, Marc and Jill in Montgomery, Ala., at the turn of most professors at liberal arts colleges, substantial study of late-colonial women. presented a paper on the team’s findings could not read or write English. Community Service Hackel ’99.

10 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2013 snc.edu/magazine 11 educators and the community.” If the center serves as a place for films will be shown on the main level. It’s Cassandra was the first St. Norbert “empowerment and transformation,” it very collaborative in nature.” College student to major in women’s and will honor Cassandra’s passions, says Programming for the debut year of gender studies. Outside the classroom, Crowley. The design of the former the Cassandra Voss Center is imagined she served as student director at the St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church as “the year of bell hooks.” A monthly women’s center, researched gender issues fits Cassandra’s sense of style,” she adds. program will honor the work of hooks, and facilitated programs. Cassandra also “The building mirrors Cassandra’s the author, feminist and social activist. presented academic work at different sensibility,” says Crowley. “She was Hooks, who has published more than 30 venues, including the National Women’s artistic and had a beautiful eye. We books and has done extensive research Studies Association Conference. used to joke about vintage clothing all on gender, will visit St. Norbert in April. assandra Voss ’08 added a The Cassandra Voss Center, steward the time. She was somebody who had a To support future programming and personal touch to her profile of the largest gift total ever dedicated great aesthetic sense in her own dress visiting scholars, the center will explore page when she served at the to gender programming on a college and demeanor. She was very modern and grants and naming opportunities, says Joan P. Schaupp Women’s campus, now houses the Joan P. Schaupp retro simultaneously. She was very bold Czarnik-Neimeyer. Billy Korinko ’09, Center on the St. Norbert College Women’s Center, the Men’s Initiative and and a collaborator. Cassandra was an consultant to the center and former campus. Instead of “likes” and “dislikes,” C the women’s & gender studies discipline. extraordinary person, innovative, joyous director of the Men’s Initiative, adds: “I Cassandra listed several “passions” and a What separates the building from and hopeful.” think St. Norbert will be a leader in the few items classified as “not interested in.” similar centers on other campuses is the The former church bell tower is now entire state and country with this sort of “She didn’t simply like something,” integration of co-curricular women’s and the “Reflection Room for Hope.” The work.” explains her father, . “If she had Kurt Voss men’s programming. How gender Rev. Jay Foster, O.Praem., ’84 (Mission Kurt reflects often on what the center a positive feeling about something, she intersects with social justice, relationships & Student Affairs), designed the small can accomplish, but his thoughts always was passionate about it.” and communities will be among the space, which includes a statue of Martha return to his daughter. Gender, relationships, talking about focus areas, says Anna Czarnik- and Mary, and two benches. “I think about my relationship with feminism, art, being in love, dancing, Neimeyer ’11, assistant director of the “As with all new buildings, we want Cassie and the different things we yoga, movies that change your life and center. “Multiple levels of identity cross to include a component of our religious debated and taught each other,” he writing confessional poetry were among over with gender, not just women’s or identity and mission,” says Fostner. says. “[The center] is in some ways a Cassandra’s passions. men’s,” she says. “How does gender “Cassandra was a very positive person, fulfillment of that. It’s a testimony to “When you think about it, to wake up combine with race and class? We know full of life. Even through this tragedy of the college that they inspired a young every morning and have 30-some things that those all play into identity and how death, we reflect on the value of life.” woman to the point where she inspires you are passionate about and five things issues are played out.” The room mirrors Cassandra, says her dad to make a difference.” you are not interested in is a pretty good “Programming at the center will be Kurt. “In my view, faith is about hope. A Whole outlook on life,” says Kurt. “Just think education-driven, but it can also be fun,” God has revealed that even more over what people would accomplish if that’s says Karlyn Crowley (English, Women’s the past six years to me … Cassandra the outlook they had. To know that is to & Gender Studies), center director for its had a lot of faith. She was figuring out know my daughter.” inaugural two years. “We make gender the specifics and theology around that New Light Through Cassandra’s convictions she fun because it is fun,” she says. “I think faith. She would want a room for people A father and daughter were and her father – “just a conservative there will be a playfulness, a sense of to have time to reflect and figure that white guy” – continued to find common irony. We will deal with heavy subjects out. She didn’t want to have a hollow once able to find common ground. Kurt says, “She became such a like sexuality and violence prevention – faith; she wanted a deep-seated faith.” ground in discussions spokesperson that she could outdebate which are not always easy on a Catholic Kurt led the $2.7 million funding a pretty good debater – her father – and campus, but our students need it. We effort for the project, the largest-ever that reached across their teach her father in such a way that her need to have frank discussions.” total for gender programming at a college father could know and understand.” Kurt has fond memories of gender- or university. A true “coalition of the differences. Years later, that In May 2007, Cassandra died in an related conversations with his daughter. willing,” the completion of the project relationship has inspired automobile accident. Her spirit, legacy “We would meet for breakfast and brought both excitement and reflection, The former St. John’s Lutheran Church and many of her passions live on through I would ask, ‘What did you learn in he says. “We started with a dilapidated on Third Street, once home of the ROTC a space where similar the new Cassandra Voss Center, which class?’ We spent a lot of time discussing 130-year-old building that was program and Residential Life, is now re- conversations can flourish. opened this fall in the renovated St. feminism, the definition,” he explains. transformed inside. There is an academic imagined for the next chapter in its varied life. John’s Hall building at 311 Grant Street. “My definition, previously to being part of it. There are classrooms, space Many hands were involved in the new “This isn’t supposed to be a exposed to her teaching, had negative for teachers, potential office space for center for gender and identity at Kurt Voss and Karlyn Crowley inside the new Cassandra monument,” says Kurt. “The center is connotations. We spent a lot of time visiting scholars. The non-academic St. Norbert College. But it was a father’s will, Voss Center. Voss holds a photograph of his daughter, whose supposed to be a facilitator of many neat around that, which was cool. She taught space includes a super-cool lounge, a and his love for his daughter, that turned passion for women’s and gender studies the center celebrates. things and fulfilling things for students, me so much.” kitchen, televisions on all levels. Special tragedy into treasure.

snc.edu/magazine 13 Finding a fit around participation, by undergraduates, at a national Students who study human resources at professional conference. St. Norbert College tend to gain a particular Over the course of roughly five days, students perspective on their field by virtue of the college’s have the opportunity to attend sessions on a variety of topics, interact with vendors in a huge heritage, says Matt Stollak (Business Administration). “The thing that gets students interested, and is exhibit hall and listen to keynote speakers who, in most unique to the St. Norbert College mission recent years, have included notables like Hillary and values, is the notion of helping individuals find Clinton, Tom Brokaw and Sir Richard Branson. vocation,” he says. Because this is so central to the The SHRM conference also has plenty of fun and college’s Norbertine tradition, Stollak has noticed that casual interaction built into it, including musical students tend to not only find their own career path performances by big-name artists ranging from Sheryl Crow to Kelly Clarkson. but also help others develop their skills and careers Kaila Haen ’14 Following all the action, students travel back to within an organization. campus and reflect on the experience. This type of experienced Kaila Haen ’14, who plans to graduate in experience helps both Stollak and his students remain December with a major in business administration well-informed within a field marked by constant an awakening and a concentration in human resource management, change. exemplifies this notion of discovering vocation and during an Stollak has also harnessed the power of social paying it forward. Once an accounting major, Haen media to stay on top of the issues currently on the interview for began to sense that discipline wasn’t the best fit for minds of human resource professionals. Following her and later experienced an awakening during an an internship. a nudge by his friend, HR professional and speaker interview for an internship. “The whole time I would Laurie Ruettimann, Stollak started a blog about four “The whole time have given anything to be on the other side of the years ago. Ever since, True Faith HR (truefaithhr. table,” she says, which led her to an exploration of all I would have blogspot.com) has become a vehicle for adding his things HR. own voice to the ongoing conversation. It was a journey that included discussion given anything “The primary reason I write it,” says Stollak, “and with Stollak, in his role as the faculty member get involved with it, and interact with many of the to be on the with primary responsibility for teaching in the HR professionals, is to better guide the students – to HR concentration, as well as coursework and other side of the People better prepare them for when they actually go out involvement in the student chapter of the Society for and start working so that they’re going to be on the table,” she says, Human Resource Management (SHRM), all of which cutting edge of many of the topics and issues that informed Haen’s outlook on the field. which led her to their soon-to-be peers are talking about.” “I believe that employees are the biggest asset Due in part to the success of his blog, Stollak has an exploration By Paul Nicolaus ’05 of a company,” she says, explaining the importance earned the role of an official blogger for SHRM. He of recruiting outstanding talent, implementing the of all things HR. Matter joins another prominent figure involved with the Finding their way on the HR path: left to right, Jenna Ray Hines ’13, Kaila Haen ’14 and Carley Milbrath ’14 with Matt Stollak (Business Administration). training and development of that talent, and creating organization – the recently appointed executive ways to keep employees satisfied in order director of the SHRM foundation, Mark Schmit ’90. to retain the very best. Schmit says his interest in HR matters was first As she enters her final semester of studies, Haen kindled as a St. Norbert College student while taking knows that she is particularly interested in the rom time to time, we’re reminded of it in ways both blocks, the substance, the matter that constitutes the essence courses in business and psychology. During an recruiting and onboarding areas of human resources. simple and profound. For some, the insight occurs when of just about any business or organization. internship with Employers Health Insurance in “The feeling of offering a job to a great candidate and a call center employee finally puts an end to all the We are still the ones shaking hands, making decisions and De Pere, that initial interest ignited when an watching that employee develop in their role is very F needless transfers and resolves your issue. For others, the dreaming up the ideas that shape the landscape of not only the employee encouraged Schmit to go on to graduate rewarding,” she notes, “and I think that’s what sparked understanding settles in when remembering that teacher who, business world but our entire existence. We are still the ones school. There he studied industrial and organizational my interest in bringing people into a company and way back when, inspired your own career path. Or maybe it hits who can change the trajectory of another’s day or month or psychology, which looks at the intersection of making them feel welcome.” you during the holiday season while watching George Bailey entire life with a single well-placed comment, thoughtful action business and psychology along with its application realize that a seemingly ordinary life spent raising a family and or meticulously handled procedure. Learning expanded through HR. Since that time, Schmit has been in or working at the Bedford Falls’ Building & Loan has, in fact, touched Yes, we do tend to have these occasional moments of around the HR profession in multiple ways, including countless others in a wonderful way. revelation when we remember all over again just how important While Stollak teaches an array of business courses a teaching stint at the University of Florida Business People matter, plain and simple. people really are, but it’s human-resource professionals in that include Compensation, Collective Bargaining School and 15 years of consulting work. And now And regardless of the leaps and bounds made over the years particular who maintain an ongoing appreciation for the and Organizational Behavior, his for-credit HR his involvement with SHRM builds off those years of in machinery, technology and automated processes, peel back unparalleled power people hold within an organizational course is particularly remarkable. As far as he is experience. the surface and it becomes clear that people remain the building context. aware, it is one of only two in the country to be built “I joined SHRM as a way to give back to the

14 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2013 snc.edu/magazine 15 profession, a profession that has been Schreiber and to sell who we are and very good to me in my career,” Schmit really express that to the community The View From the Top says. He began as the head of research and to our new candidates.” and transitioned this past year to head Appointed executive director of the Society for Human Resource Management of the foundation. “It’s really fulfilling Personal touch preserved Foundation last fall, his new position places Mark Schmit ’90 at the helm of the my mission in life as well,” he adds. fundraising and educational arm of the national organization for human resource Performance The St. Norbert human resources St. Norbert’s student branch of professionals. Previously Schmit served the foundation’s parent organization as Review SHRM is impacting future leaders of department offers internship vice president of research, providing strategic leadership for the society’s survey and St. Norbert College’s experiences, too. They provide a first- research programs. Before joining SHRM, he was western regional vice president at the HR world in much the same way. student SHRM chapter hand look at the field right on campus. APTMetrics in Denver. Schmit earned his doctorate and master’s degrees in industrial With Stollak as adviser, the group has is one of only 10 seen remarkable success in recent Mindy Leiterman (Human and organizational psychology from Bowling Green State University after majoring student chapters, years. Stollak’s students have been to Resources) wants to make sure that in psychology at St. Norbert. Speaking here with our contributor Paul Nicolaus ’05, out of more than the National HR Games Championship students have an opportunity to Schmit reflects on the current research agenda for the profession of human resources. 450 in the nation, to three times, including a victory at express what they hope to gain from be honored with the the National Championship in 2003. the internship right from the get-go. Outstanding Chapter Q: At its core human resources is about … In his blog, This year, St. Norbert’s SHRM was Learning objectives are established in Intelligence Unit; they are a subsidiary of The Award by the Society True Faith named one of 10 Outstanding Student collaboration with the campus career A: … It’s about helping organizations put in place Economist magazine, a publishing group. Really for Human Resource HR: Creating a Management. The Chapters out of 450. services office to help meet these people-management strategies that positively what they have access to is a panel of over 100,000 New Order Jenna Ray Hines ’13 is one of the C-suite executives – CEOs and CFOs and so forth award was conferred Between HR expectations. “The main goal is to impact both the business and the people in the many students for whom SHRM has – from around the world, and we can tap into this this summer at Theory & have them graduate and have a really organization. the organization’s Practice, Matt made a difference. “Getting involved in panel to understand what the coming business good understanding of the HR field, Q: How would you describe the Society for Human annual conference in Stollak often SHRM was another big step in piquing and lots of experience, so that they Resource Management and its foundation? issues are … As a profession we tend to have a draws on popular my curiosity and kind of pointing me Chicago. The can hopefully get a position right away limited view of that top because we’re seeing it from St. Norbert group has culture for in the direction that I wanted to go,” A: The Society for Human Resource Management analogies and when they graduate,” Leiterman says. the HR perspective only, but this study that we’re earned the Superior she says. Hines first began by attending (SHRM) is a membership organization for people even examples She also notes that interns tend to doing with them will help us see it not only from Merit Award for each biweekly meetings. She then attended who are in HR, and we provide educational of good and bad bring a fresh approach to the table, so the HR perspective but from the perspective of of the past 10 years. practice in the a handful of conferences and became experiences for them as well as content and she encourages students to provide executives around the world. This award recognizes profession. snc. involved in student competitions. resources to help them do their job. We are also We also work with academic institutes and student chapter edu/magazine During her senior year, she was elected suggestions for improvement or to an advocate: We represent the profession both in consulting firms to help educate them on what are achievements and president of the SNC chapter, at approach staff members if there’s a a governmental kind of an arena but also from a the coming issues so that they, too, can start to a commitment to which time she attended Green Bay desire to start a new project or initiative public relations standpoint. invest in the future. In that way we are the catalyst providing meaningful professional chapter meetings and within the office. programs and Q: What is the foundation’s role? behind multiple streams of solutions for HR invited HR professionals to come to St. Current HR intern Carley Milbrath services. Some folks. Whether it’s through academics or through Norbert and share their knowledge. ’14 is in her second year with the A: The SHRM Foundation is a subsidiary or an 20 students are consulting firms, think tanks, you name it, we try “I had a lot of interest and I really department. She says, “They do a affiliate of SHRM, and we are the nonprofit charity involved in the to drive our research agenda through all of those wanted to try to help our chapter grow,” great job of getting me involved in arm, so in other words we can accept tax-deductible chapter, with Matthew avenues. That way everybody is working on the Hines says. “And we had quite a few everything and every side of HR, which donations, and we use that money then to fund Stollak (Business same problems and we come up with different Administration) younger members, so I wanted to make is what I really like – along with more HR research. Generally, it’s academics who make sure they had opportunities to network proposals to us. We help identify the kind of needs perspectives and different solutions for those serving as the adviser responsibility as time goes on.” and Kaila Haen ’14 as within the community.” for HR, we build a research agenda around that, problems. And what does the future look like president. Stollak’s While still a student, Hines interned and then we find academic researchers who are Q: What’s next? for the field as incoming professionals students have been to with Schreiber Foods, had the chance pursuing studies in those areas so that the tools and like Milbrath join current HR prac- A: I think that the most exciting thing for me is the National HR Games to explore departments and possible solutions HR people are going to need five or 10 titioners in collectively looking ahead? the project that we’re doing with The Economist Championship three job options within the company, and years from now are ready when those issues hit. The Despite plenty of unknowns, Intelligence Unit to identify future business trends times, winning the even had her current position as a other thing we do is we give scholarships, so helping National Championship Leiterman suspects that part of the that will impact talent-management kinds of talent acquisition coordinator lined up fund undergraduate and graduate students as well as in 2003. evolution will continue to involve programs. The reason that is exciting to me is that before graduation rolled around. professional certification. “I really enjoy working with the growth in technology usage, and she we’re being very proactive about that in order to try Q: So the foundation serves as a catalyst? candidates, working with our new is excited to embrace that aspect and to set up solutions well in advance of the need for hires, and just kind of getting to see its many benefits. Even so, she believes A: I believe that the foundation is on a solid path HR folks, and for me that’s something where we can their excitement for their roles and that’s all the more reason to hold onto to being among the most preeminent thought- have an impact, and can leave a legacy because of excitement for the company,” she says. that personal touch that has always leader organizations in the field of HR. Right now that impact. We have the funds to be able to do that, “I love being able to sell the image of been at the heart of her profession. we’re doing a major project with The Economist and we have the people to be able to do that.

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18 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2013 snc.edu/magazine 19 nindo Choudhury (Biology) is smitten. they live,” he says. “The point of parasitism is to be invisible, You can hear in his voice and see in his eyes that his to thrive and flourish without being noticed. It’s a very delicate The is no ordinary love. It’s a passion he self-deprecatingly game – a dance, a duet – that’s going on between the host and Adescribes as greedy. the parasite.” The objects of Choudhury’s affection have graceful curves So far, he’s spent nearly two decades studying that dance and elegant features that he’s captured in dozens, maybe from many angles, and in many creatures. His subjects have hundreds, of photographs. Just say the word and he’ll jump included flatworms, flukes, tapeworms and spiny-headed to share them. worms, but roundworms “remain my first love,” Choudhury “Aren’t they beautiful?” Choudhury says, scrolling through says. a few of the photos on his computer. Choudhury has collaborated with parasitologists from He points to a particularly lovely specimen and adds, “It Mexico to Manitoba and California to the Czech Republic to looks like a vase.” He pronounces that last word with the understand the myriad factors that make parasitic relationships Inside sophisticated “ah” befitting an objet d’art. work. “The overarching question that I’m interested in is, why The objet in question? An Asian fish tapeworm, viewed up do certain parasites belong with certain hosts? Why are they close and personal with a scanning electron microscope that together, in space and in time? Why are they together now, and sees topographical detail on the micron level. how did they come to be together? In order to answer those The images are indeed beautiful in their own way. But questions, you have to go beyond just one type of research.” By Lisa Strandberg for Choudhury, the beauty of fish parasites is more than He’s certainly done that. During his career, he has rafted Story topography-deep. the Little Colorado River with National Wildlife Health Center “The beauty also comes from the fascination with the way parasitologist Rebecca Cole to explore the effect of changing

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This image, like those on the previous pages, was taken using differential interference contrast microscopy, a technique that gives the specimen its three-dimensional appearance. This composite of several merged images at different planes of focus shows a stained preparation of a newly discovered species of parasitic fish fluke, found in the intestines of suckers in Wisconsin. This specimen, about 2 mm long, is part of work undertaken by Anindo Choudhury (Biology) as a summer research collaboration with University of Minnesota science grad Shane Burruss. ALUMNI river temperatures on the distribution of the Asian fish At work late one night, Choudhury, then a doctoral tapeworm; taken undergraduates to Panama in further pursuit student in Manitoba, discovered live larvae in the flesh of pike of the same parasite; collaborated with other students to name harvested from a remote Canadian lake. Studying the larvae Honored new Wisconsin tapeworm species; and served as associate under a microscope, he believed them to be Diphyllobothrium Each year, St. Norbert Introducing the 2013 Alumni Awards Recipients editor of the Journal of Parasitology, one of the field’s top three latum, the human broad tapeworm. College is privileged to OF ST. NORBERT journals worldwide. And it all began with interests that took While every parasitologist is familiar with D. latum, recognize a few among Distinguished Achievement just of his clients and company, family to those who have hold in boyhood and didn’t let go. a parasitic rock star used to illustrate the tapeworm life cycle in its many outstanding in Education but of the business community none.” Today, Bethesda serves As a young child, Choudhury moved from his Austrian both introductory and advanced textbooks, few have ever seen alumni. This year’s Marybeth Gasman ’90 has in Madison and beyond. He has thousands of homeless men and mother’s homeland to his father’s native India. On his walk to it live. And this human-borne parasite certainly didn’t belong winners, honored at earned her place as a leading served extensively as a coach women each year, coordinates school, he recalls seeing people with hugely swollen legs. When in an uninhabited Canadian wilderness. Could the larvae really a celebratory dinner authority in the history of of youth soccer, Little League hundreds of volunteers (including he asked his mother about them, she explained elephantiasis be D. latum? in October, were (left American higher education, and baseball and boys’ basketball, many St. Norbert students, and its cause – the transmission of parasitic filaria larva to Absent the molecular tools he needed to answer the to right) Marybeth of historically black institutions teaching youngsters athletic through the TRIPS program) and humans by mosquitos. He was fascinated. question, there was only one way for Choudhury to find out: Gasman ’90, Jay skills along with sportsmanship provides living-wage jobs to more , the specifically. A professor of A few years later, his father taught him to fish, and he fell in give the larval parasite a human home in which to grow up. Everard ’74 and teamwork. His life includes than 100 people. Rev. Domenic Rossi, education at the University of love with angling and all things fish-related. Eventually, his dual The next day Choudhury swallowed three small chunks of service to his parish, diocese, O.Praem., ’70 and Pennsylvania, she has earned the interests came together. raw, larvae-infested pike with chocolate milk. “Tapeworms the St. Vincent DePaul Society, Young Alumni Award Tyler Thomas ’10. Excellence in Teaching Award He got a bachelor’s degree in zoology at the University of love sugar,” Choudhury says. “I wanted to make the transition Edgewood High School, Meriter Find out how you can and is currently overseeing the After graduating from Burdwan in India and a master’s in marine parasitology at the comfortable for them. I had to give them a head start.” Hospital, the United Way and nominate an alum for dissertation work of 21 students. St. Norbert, Tyler Thomas University of New Brunswick. Then a portion of Choudhury’s Choudhury’s TLC did the trick. For five years, the parasite Rubin for Kids. next year’s awards at She serves organizations from the ’10 returned to his old school, doctoral research at the University of Manitoba established a thrived in his gut. He collected specimens periodically, www.snc.edu/alumni/ Green Bay East, to teach math Lumina and Kresge foundations Alma Mater Award connection to northeast Wisconsin long before he came to live preserved them in 100 percent ethanol and, years later, awards. and co-coach boys’ soccer. there. collaborated with St. Norbert undergraduates to study the to the White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges When the Rev. Domenic He began a club program for Choudhury studied the parasites of Lake Winnebago samples’ molecular genetics. Learn more founded disadvantaged youth in the & Universities. She says, “I’ve had Rossi, O.Praem., ’70 sturgeon when Lake Winnebago was little more to him than While not all of his collaborative projects with students about our award Bethesda Project in Philadelphia in area, offering scholarships and many mentors in my life and to a sizable blue oval on a map. The sturgeon used in his research are as personal as this one, he relishes his work with winners. snc.edu/ 1979, he did so in response to the soliciting donations for equip- each of them I promised to pay were frozen and shipped to him by Ron Bruch, a Wisconsin undergraduates. “I wish instead of writing about me you alumni/awards/ message of the prophet Isaiah, to ment and tournament costs. it forward.” Department of Natural Resources sturgeon expert. could write about all of the students I’ve had,” he says. “It’s bios/2013 “share your bread with the hungry, That organization, Allouez Ice, “I actually named a parasite after him. It’s a fluke found in why I came here. I wanted to engage these bright young and shelter the oppressed and the is thriving, with Thomas’ teams Distinguished Achievement sturgeon in Wisconsin,” Choudhury says. minds in something I’m really passionate about and I enjoy. homeless.” His organization began winning all three tournaments in Public Service This is high praise from a parasitologist. A Brazilian post- Don’t you think it’s much more fun if you enjoy something modestly, renting a former they participated in during 2012. doctoral colleague of Choudhury’s similarly honored him, with somebody rather than by yourself? It’s infectious. My At The Private Client Reserve at rooming house to provide shelter Thomas himself was named naming a new stingray tapeworm genus Anindobothrium excitement and passion rub off on them, and theirs rub off on U.S. Bank, Gerard “Jay” Everard for a small group of homeless Wisconsin Youth Soccer’s Boys’ in a nod to what may be Choudhury’s boldest experiment. me. We just feed off one another.” ’74 has earned the respect not women. The goal was to “provide Coach of the Year.

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2000 Erin (Nitka) Charlotte, Jan. 10, sons, Seamus Benjamin 31, 2011. They live in 27, 2013. They live in Park. Bursek is survived International College of Stephanie McCarthy ’05 Births and Andrew Kenth, 2013. Anne joins and Jameson Andrew, Minnetonka, Minn. Shoreview, Minn. by his wife, Mary Janet, Dentists for his services Greendale, Wis., a brother Henry, 2. March 1, 2013. and three children. to the profession. He 1995 Dawn (Kissinger) daughter, Camille 2006 Sarah 2011 Beth Baumann is survived by his wife, and Brad Christel ’93, Catherine, March 20, 2003 Tammy 2006 Jennifer (Bellin) Rozmarenoski and and Brent Mikkelsen, 1947 Stephen Zych, Ramona, and four Arlington Heights, Ill., a 2013. (DesJarlais) and Tim and Eric Guzowski ’06, Matthew St. Martin, Nov. Oct. 20, 2012. They live of Edgerton, Wis., died children. son, Benett, Sept. 26, Deppe, Green Bay, a Green Bay, a daughter, 3, 2012. They live in in Hartford, Wis. March 3, 2013, at the 2012. Benett joins sister 2000 Tim and Jennifer son, Trevor, Jan. 22, Ava Suzanne, April 26, Milwaukee. age of 89. Zych served 1951 Richard Werth, Avery, 3. Pierret, Muskego, Wis., 2013. Trevor joins 2013. Ava joins brother 2011 Kelly Luebke and in the United States of Altoona, Fla., died a daughter, Siena Rose brother Dylan, 7, and Owen, 3. 2007 Sandi Fagan and Jonathan Whitcomb, Army during World War April 15, 2013, at the 1996 Andrew and Tricia Marie, June 28, 2013. sister Addison, 5. Jason Delvaux, April 27, June 15, 2013. They II. He worked 25 years age of 86. He served in Wankum, Fairfax, Va., Siena joins brothers 2010 Kevin Steiner 2013. They live in Green live in Houma, La. for Pitney Bowes as a the United States Army a daughter, Ruari, Nov. Christian John, 3, and 2003 Jillian (Marx) and Heather Struebing, Bay. service representative 5th Armored Division 5, 2012. Ruari joins Camden Anthony, 1. and Nathan Wenig, Grafton, Wis., a 2012 Brittany Draxler and for Standard Oil in World War II and brothers Bruce, 6, and Wauwatosa, Wis., a son, daughter, Grace Sophia, 2007 Sara Smith and and Philip Suckow, Feb. Company as a training worked in the political Ian, 4. 2001 Liz (O’Connell) Samuel, July 23, 2013. Feb. 12, 2013. Luke Marsolek, June 15, 16, 2013. They live in station manager. Zych is intelligence division in and Damon Wos ’00, Samuel joins brother 2013. They live in Saint Wausau, Wis. survived by five children. Wuerttemberg/Baden, 1996 Angela (Ziegler) Burr Ridge, Ill., a son, Eli, 5. Paul, Minn. Preaches It and Scott Seifert, Germany. In 1962 he Ewan, June 29, 2012. 1948 Roland joined Borg/Werner The is pastor Waldo, Wis., a daughter, Marriages 2007 Rachael Gallob Rev. Stephanie McCarthy Ewan joins brother 2004 Lindsey (Paulino) Hershman, of Green International in Chicago, At home with Louisa May Caroline Mary, born and Jared Johnson, Deaths of family ministries at Calvary Lutheran Liam, 2. and Craig Mylener ’04, 1999 Vincent and Beth Bay, died Feb. 15, retiring in 1990. Werth June 6, 2013. Caroline June 22, 2013. They 1938 Patrick Mullen, of Stefanie Jochman ’07, a devotee of Evergreen Park, Ill., a Berger, Feb. 9, 2013. 2013, at the age of 88. is survived by his wife, Church in Willmar, Minn. She’s not the joins sister Anna, 11, live in Minnetonka, St. Louis, died Feb. 20, “Little Women” author Louisa May Alcott, 2001 Kristin son, Charlie Andrew, They live in Vadnais He dedicated his life to Dorothy. only minister in the family: Her husband, brother Jack, 10, sister Minn. 2013, at the age of 96. (Lindbloom) and Steve Feb. 13, 2013. Heights, Minn. the fields of education, ALUMNI was applying to present at a conference Natalie, 7, and sister He is survived by three the Rev. Seth Novak, serves at Our Warden, Suamico, Wis., social work and 1951 Roger McKenna, held at Alcott’s home when she noticed the Ellie, 2. 2008 Alyson Rezin and children. a daughter, Isabelle 2004 Michaela 1999 Molly Fox and public administration. of Kewaskum, Wis., died Redeemer’s Lutheran Church in Benson name of another St. Norbert alumna on the Ian McCann ’08, April Karen, Feb. 11, 2013. (Crawford) and Tyler Alex Everest, July 20, Hershman was the first April 30, 2013, at the 1996 Bobbi 21, 2012. They live in 1938 William Duffy, of and Shepherd of the Hills in Swift Falls. list of previous attendees. Isabelle joins sister Wickman ’05, Ashland, 2013. They live in Saint superintendent of the age of 83. He served in (Schmelzer) and Jeff St. Paul, Minn. Green Bay, died Feb. Jochman and Kathleen Harsy ’03 had Madison, 5. Wis., a daughter, Sloan, Paul, Minn. Wisconsin School for the United States Army The toughest job I’ve ever loved Kantola, Green Bay, a Feb. 14, 2013. Sloan 25, 2013, at the age just missed one another at St. Norbert. But, son, Grady, June 30, 2008 Nicole Weiskirch of 96. He served in the Boys in Wales, Wis., and from 1954 to 1956. He When “Pastor” is in front of your name,

2000 Sarah OF ST. NORBERT 2001 Lynn (Fiestedt) joins brother Lincoln, 3, served in that position received his law degree “on a whim,” Jochman decided to email 2013. Grady joins sister and Charles Chernich, Schwochert and Kyle and Nicholas Albert United States military you’re invited into people’s lives in a and sister Sawyer, 2. until his retirement. He from the University of Harsy. Harsy readily offered advice about Delaney, 2. Menasha, Wis., a son, Gahlon, May 17, 2013. ’09, Sept. 28, 2012. during World War II. He is survived by nieces Wisconsin-Madison and really deep and special way. We do see a the Summer Conversational Series, held Coulson Joseph, April 2004 Jennifer They live in Janesville, They live in Marietta, Ga. practiced law in Green and nephews. had his own law practice lot of darkness, but we’re also invited in 1998 Andrea (Whitney) 27, 2013. (Whittington) and Steve Minn. Bay, served in the State every year in Concord, Mass. Jochman for nearly 40 years. and Kevin Baker, Peterson ’04, Andover, 2008 Sarah Schultz Assembly and also for the moments of greatest joy. says: “Over the next few months, she 1951 James “Bob” He is survived by four OF ST. NORBERT OF ST. Crystal, Minn., a son, 2002 Stephanie Minn., a daughter, 2001 Kristin and Dan Holland, June served as a Circuit Court Preaching is God’s Haydon Sr., of Gaastra, children. Modern prophesy offered a copy of her proposal, chatted Dalton Oliver, Feb. 20, (Connell) and Steve Madeline Elizabeth, Lindbloom and Steve 15, 2013. They live in judge. He is survived by Mich., died Jan. 12, work, not mine. I tremble before it. The with me about the conference application, 2013. Remelius ’01, Chicago, April 19, 2013. Warden, May 5, 2012. Wauwatosa, Wis. five children. 2013, at the age of 84. 1952 The Rev. William and was a great source of encouragement. a son, John Augustine, They live in Suamico, day you step up to the pulpit and are not He owned and operated Craig, O.Praem., of 1998 Sean Damitz Dec. 28, 2012. John 2004 Andrea (Mayer) Wis. 2009 Molly O’Brien 1942 Robert Duquette, “Imagine my delight when I learned Haydon Gas and Oil Co. Paoli, Pa., died March quaking inside is the day you should get and Krista Blakely, joins brother Steven, 2. and Brad Ebben, and Brian Perszyk ’07, of Birmingham, Ala., that not only would I be presenting at the for more than 35 years 20, 2013, at the age Smithfield, Utah, Hartland, Wis., a son, 2001 Sarah Deer and Sept. 8, 2012. They live died Aug. 12, 2012, at the heck out. conference, but that Kathleen would be and Trav-lures Motel of 82. A high school ALUMNI a daughter, Jayna 2002 Sara (Raddatz) Joshua, May 8, 2013. Andrew Staeven, June in Whitefish Bay, Wis. the age of 92. He served Other duties as assigned If you’re returning as well!” Darlene, June 7, 2013. and Joe Anderson Joshua joins brother 8, 2013. They live in as an infantry captain for 17 years. He retired teacher, he later served the first person to arrive on Sunday The two met in person for the first Jayna joins brother 2010 Amanda Cleven and heavy weapons from West Iron County as pastor of Queen of ’01, Pewaukee, Wis., Easton, 2. Houston. morning and there’s a bat in the time at Orchard House (longtime home of Landon, 2. a daughter, Sloane and Mitchell Vincent, company commander in Public Schools in 1996. Peace in Millersburg, March 16, 2013. They Haydon is survived by Pa., and St. Patrick/ Alcott and her father, the influential 19th- Mackenzie, April 29, 2004 Quinn and 2002 Jenny Washic the European Campaign sanctuary, you’re going to have to deal 1999 Patrick and Kristina , Mount live in Ashwaubenon, in Germany and France. his wife, Micki, and six St. Ann Parish in the century thinker Bronson Alcott). Convening 2013. Sloane joins Angel and Tim Steffens ’02, with it. Jennifer Cantwell, brother Elliot, 4. Pleasant, Wis., a Sept. 8, 2012. They live Wis. He was discharged as a children. Baltimore Archdiocese. around the theme “Chaos, Cosmos, and Chaska, Minn., a daughter, Lillian Parker, in Milwaukee. major in 1946. During He is survived by his Text message One of the verses I the Oversoul,” conference attendees daughter, Tenley, May 2002 Tina (Steenbock) July 23, 2013. 2010 Markie Menacher his 36 years with Moore- 1951 Dean Janssen, brother, James. come back to is the shortest in the Bible, investigated the influence of transcendental 13, 2011. and Don Van De Ven 2002 Amanda Holtz and Mike Bernardy ’11, Handley Hardware, he of Waupaca, Wis., died when Lazarus died. John 11:35: “Jesus April 4, 2013. They live Jan. 22, 2013, at the 1953 Dennis Noone, philosophy on Louisa May’s life and writing. ’01, De Pere, a son, 2005 Jennifer and Charles Bork ’99, rose from the position 1999 Melanie (Fonder) in De Pere. of stock boy to senior age of 83. He worked for of Naples, Fla., died wept.” Jochman presented on the influence of Owen Robert, May (Duncan) and Bennett Oct. 19, 2012. They live and Anson Kaye, Silver 3, 2013. Owen joins Giesler ’06, Green in Boston. vice president. Duquette the Waupaca Foundry Jan. 4, 2013, at the Daily devotions made easy 3-Minute Ralph Waldo Emerson in “Little Women,” Spring, Md., a daughter, brothers Garrett, 6, and Bay, a daughter, Molly 2010 Amy Karel and is survived by his two for 17 years and retired age of 83. He served Retreat from Loyola Press. You can have while Harsy considered the influence of Finley, May 22, 2013. Chase, 3. Renee, April 8, 2013. 2004 Kirsten Hasdal Sam Hanson ’10, April children. in 1993 as a personnel in the United States transcendentalists like Bronson and Henry Finley joins sister and Sean Coenen ’05, manager. He is survived Marine Corps as a first an online retreat at your desk before you David Thoreau on the development of a Eleanor, 3. 2002 Jodi Wagner- 2005 Courtney Dec. 29, 2012. They live Share your news! 1944 John Bursek, of by his wife, Pauline, and lieutenant. Noone was start your day. Brookfield, Wis., died nine children. bank president at First modern-day garden project. Angell and Bradley (Stecker) and Rich Hall in Thiensville, Wis. Submit your item at On the seventh day Now that four 2000 Jennifer (Jansen) Angell, Milwaukee, a ’05, Geneva, Ill., a son, snc.edu/go/alumninotes Oct. 14, 2012, at the Wisconsin Bank in Both alums now work as high-school and Chris Diedrich son, Austen David, May Connor Richard, May 2004 Megan Stankus age of 90. He served 1951 James Bouressa, Oshkosh until 1995. years of seminary are over, it’s really fun English teachers – Jochman at Green Bay’s ’01, Clarksville, Tenn., as a first lieutenant in of Neenah, Wis., died He is survived by his 21, 2013. 26, 2013. Connor joins and Josh Onken, March Keep track and to read again. Long bike rides, especially a daughter, Karalena the United States Army Feb. 22, 2013, at the wife, Helen, and seven Notre Dame Academy in Green Bay and brother Murphy, 2. 23, 2013. They live in connect with fellow with my husband, are good. I played Rose, March 10, 2013. 2003 Eileen (Dowd) Air Corps in World War age of 83. He attended Harsy at Riverside Brookfield (Ill.) High Bristol, Ind. alumni on Facebook. children. Karalena joins siblings and Brendan Byrne, 2006 Michelle II. He was employed Marquette University clarinet in the wind ensemble at St. School (where the garden project unfolded.) facebook.com/ Gabriella, 8, Harrison, 6, Orland Park, Ill., (Murray) and Nick Heer 2005 Katie Figgatt as a sales manager School of Dentistry and 1953 Elmer “Red” sncalumni Norbert. There’s a community band here, and Lilliana, 3. a daughter, Anne ’06, Lombard, Ill., twin and Scott Marx, Dec. at Pinelawn Memorial was distinguished by the Vandelogt, of Vista, and I do that when I can.

24 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2013 snc.edu/magazine 25 Noted / Alumni Lives Profile /Mike Ariens ’79

Calif., died Jan. 18, succeeded his father as 68. Originally a priest 1995 (MTS) Adrienne has also completed 2013, at the age of 89. the general manager of of St. Norbert Abbey, Cumicek, of Seymour, snc.edu/magazine commissioned organ He served in the United Murphy Supply Co. in he was later received Wis., died March 19, work for the Wichita Uncovering the law of the land States Navy 1941- Green Bay and in 1973 as an Episcopal priest, 2013, at the age of 70. Chapter of the American 47. He was owner- became the president serving his diocese on An elementary school Guild of Organists. He is eware the brief conversation with a book MOB LAW operator of the Green of the family business. the Council of Advice teacher, Cumicek currently working on a Bay Merchant Patrol. Murphy is survived by to the Bishop and the also served several piece commissioned by publisher. Michael Ariens ’79 had just Texas was plagued by He is survived by his his wife, Loretta, and Ecclesiastical Court. At schools for many the First Church of Christ such an encounter with former Texas Tech a lynch mentality in wife, Evelyn, and three two children. the time of his death, years as director of in Saginaw, Mich. BUniversity Press editor Noel Parsons following the late 1800s that children. religious education. he was rector at a presentation to the Texas State Historical largely was race-based. 1958 John “Jack” St. Sebastian by the She is survived by her 1985 Jane (Figiel) 1953 Vernon Bougie, Schneider, of Green Sea, in Melbourne husband, John, and Armitage has joined Association (TSHA) in 2004. The conversation sent As Michael Ariens ’79 of De Pere, died Jan. Bay, died Oct. 12, Beach, Fla. He is four children. the Rosecrance Ariens on a seven-year quest to document discovered, formal law 25, 2013, at the age 2012, at the age of 75. survived by his wife, Foundation as director of the history of law in Texas. enforcement was nearly of 81. He served in the He worked in the family development. Sandra, and two The climate- “It happened that Noel was at my talk, and he nonexistent. United States Army and business as a plumber children. Army Reserve 1953-63, and dedicated many Class Notes change 1986 Toby Peabody came up afterward and asked if I had ever thought “There were no useful prisons and no later working as the hours of his free time 1972 Brother Robert 1960 Jim Bellanca research of has been named the of writing a history of Texas law,” Ariens recalls. real law enforcement,” manager of the Green to community service. Craanen, O.Praem., has been appointed Kathy Licht ’92 central Florida market “I hadn’t. It turned out to be even more interesting Bay office of the IRS. He is survived by his as a senior fellow by president for BBVA Ariens says. “People of De Pere, died Feb. has taken her than I thought it would be.” Bougie is survived by wife, Doris, and three 23, 2013, at the age the Partnership for to the Antarctic Compass Bank. He were taking the law his wife, Kay, and five children. of 65. He was a faculty 21st Century Skills in and back. She previously worked as His resulting work, “Lone Star Law: A Legal into their own hands to children. Washington, D.C. senior vice president member of Premontre recently discussed History of Texas,” has garnered multiple positive try and change things. ALUMNI 1964 Peter Propsom, High School and a of global corporate and 1953 Peter Viet of Saxon, Wis., died 1968 Terrence Kelly her work on reviews since its release in 2011. The book earned But by the 1880s, it longtime volunteer at investment banking for Phung, of San Mateo, Dec. 15, 2012, at the has been chosen as “Conversations.” the TSHA’s Coral Horton Tullis Memorial Prize The first two chapters are chronological, the Salvation Army. Bank of America. had become a tool of Calif., died Feb. 10, age of 70. He served one of five recipients of He is survived by his for the best book on Texas history, and the Ray beginning with the origins of Texas and continuing racial intimidation. The 2012, at the age of 89. as a captain in the Catholic Financial Life’s 1986 Ken Ericson has Norbertine confreres as Awards in the Children’s and Pat Browne Award for Best Reference/Primary through about 1920. Chapters 3-8 focus on specific governor finally pushed He earned his doctorate United States Army 2013 Educator of the Picture Books category been named corporate well as his mother and Source Book from the Popular Culture Association/ subject areas such as the history of property rights, for an anti-lynching law, in radiation chemistry 1964-67, later making Year awards. An English director of content five siblings. of the Writer’s Digest and Texas borrowed its OF ST. NORBERT and spent his life as a successful real estate teacher at Marquette Self-Published Book marketing for the Xerox American Culture Association. the legal profession, morals laws and civil rights. a research scientist. career with Starr Realty. University High School Corporation. law from North Carolina. 1973 Greg Mackey, Awards. “It was an enjoyable project and process,” says Each chapter includes subheadings that allow for He was one of the Propsom is survived by for more than 32 years, of Sioux Falls, S.D., “The idea behind founding members of Cherie Boudwin and Kelly also coaches 1988 Bill Hodgkiss Ariens, a 26-year resident of Texas who serves as more piecemeal reading. died Feb. 13, 2013, 1977 Dan Laurent was the law was, any law the Northern California two sons. track and field, as well has been promoted professor of law and director of faculty scholarship at the age of 62. He ordained as a deacon “I constantly had to think about whether I said enforcement or public Friendship Organization as volunteering in the by Bishop David Ricken to president and chief OF ST. NORBERT OF ST. was employed by the at St. Mary’s University in San Antonio. “It was something earlier in the book or not,” Ariens says of official found guilty of the Diocese of Vinh. 1965 Peter Brusky, school’s Star Program. in May. executive officer of The Federal Correction kind of fun and a nice thing to be able to say I did.” Phung is survived by of Wauwatosa and Business Bank and its his writing journey. “When I referred to something, would be stripped of Institution for 26 years, his wife, Theresa, and Shawano, Wis., died 1973 Ellen 1978 Ralph Tease parent company, Fox Ariens, who is married to Renee (Ingrassia) office and face felony retiring in 2001. He I had to check that I didn’t lose the initial reference. three daughters. Jan. 15, 2013, at (Schommer) Jr., civil trial attorney, River Valley Bancorp. He Ariens ’79, is a prolific writer who has authored charges. The law also is survived by five I tried to make sure I still had a narrative that the age of 69. He Kuchenbrod has shareholder and has also been named articles as long as 100,000 words, as well as law allowed the family 1956 Jim Hogan, of siblings. accepted a position a member of the board people could enjoy.” graduated from managing partner of of the victim to sue Green Bay, died May Marquette University as director of clinical Habush Habush & of directors for both books and case books. “Lone Star Law” is his first ALUMNI Despite the book’s 220,000 words, Ariens was 1975 John Van 3, 2013, at the age of Law School and worked operations for Rottier’s Green Bay businesses. long-form history book, and at 350 pages it offers anyone it could find Offeren, of Riverview, somewhat frustrated that the publisher asked 82. He obtained his in estate planning whiskerDocs, a 24/7 and Appleton offices, that participated in the Fla., died Feb. 17, an extensive look at more than a century of evolving degree after serving in with several law firms ask-a-vet help line. has been chosen as 1988 Brian Kobylinski him to edit about 60,000 words from his original lynching. Unfortunately, 2013, at the age of 59. legal standards in Texas. the United States Army. before opening his a “Leader in the Law” has been named manuscript. “It is the first book on the history of actual and ideal are He was the owner and “Texans are very proud of their unique history,” He spent 47 years with own law firm where he 1975 Ron Carkoski, by Wisconsin Law executive vice president Texas law, and I hope I have set a relatively high often disparate in the the Catholic Diocese of practiced for more than president of Insurance president and CEO Journal. Tease has also of Industrial Segment Ariens says. “One of the most interesting aspects is, Management Partners standard for any future books that cover the same law. There was only one Green Bay in various 30 years, many of them of Four Seasons been recognized as and China at Actuant although there are a number of unique features of positions. He received alongside his oldest Inc. He is survived by Family of Companies one of the best plaintiff Corporation. field,” he says. “The publisher suggested there case in which a jury his wife, Donna, and Texas law, there also are a number of places where the 1979 Distinguished son. He is survived by in Ephrata, Pa., has attorneys in the state by should be a second volume, so I’m now focusing on did find there was a Achievement Award in his wife, Alice, and nine three children. been nominated as the Wisconsin Chapter 1991 Tracey Hayes, Texas simply borrowed law from other states. You lynching, and it involved the history of the American legal profession and its Humanities from children. chairman-elect for the of the American Board a Ph.D. student in get a sense of how much people listened to what [the lynching of] a white St. Norbert, where he 1987 Sandra “Sandy” United Fresh Produce of Trial Advocacy and, English (Rhetoric ethical standards – and does it have any.” Vanderloop, of Pulaski, the general approach is across the country, even in Civil War veteran. No also served as president 1967 Frank “Jigger” Association board of each year since 2005, & Composition) at Ariens credits his parents, Mike ’53 and Mimi of the alumni board. Bogda, of Las Vegas, Wis., died March 6, directors. as a “Super Lawyer” by Arizona State University, times when communication was slower than it is African American family He is survived by his died March 3, 2013, 2013, at the age of Milwaukee Magazine. presented on blogs in t o d a y.” Ariens, for encouraging his interest in general that suffered from a wife, Joan ’55, and six at the age of 72. He is 47. She taught at 1976 Patrick Mader the classroom at the Ariens uncovered a great deal of information in history at a young age. That interest turned into a lynching ever received Assumption of the was a featured author The oratorio Conference on College children, among them survived by his partner 1979 the state archives in Austin, about 90 minutes north passion for legal history, which he now shares with an award in a civil Mike ’82 (husband of in life, Mary Kay Ford Blessed Virgin Mary at a Minnesota Legacy “Canticum Composition and case.” Rose Maynard Hogan Paulson, and seven School in Pulaski Program event in June. franciscanum,” Communication in Las of his home in San Antonio. Organizing the book’s his students. “I wanted to learn how different things ’81) and Kate ’85. children. and was completing Mader has written four written by B. Wayne Vegas. She presented chapters evolved over the course of the project worked, and I was lucky enough to have parents her master’s degree books for children, Sanders for various on writing with digital as additional information came to light. The first who would buy books and encourage my interest in 1957 John Murphy, 1968 The Rev. Robert in teaching. She including “Opa & vocal parts, premiered tools for social action at of Olympia, Wash., Lieffort, of Sebastian, is survived by her Oma Together,” which in Heidenheim, the Computers & Writing chapter he wrote eventually became Chapter 6, learning things,” Ariens says. “Understanding how died April 12, 2013, Fla., died April 2, husband, Andy, and received one of seven Germany, on Nov. Conference at Frostburg while the final chapter completed became Chapter things came to be is helpful in understanding why at the age of 79. He 2013, at the age of four sons. Honorable Mention 3, 2012. Sanders State University. 3 in the final version. certain laws are the way they are today.”

26 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2013 snc.edu/magazine 27 Connection / Continuing the Conversation Recommended viewing The “Lost Alumni” percentage for St. Norbert Comic turn beats the national norms of 5-10 percent We were energized by meeting futurist and for private schools, 10-12 percent economist Rebecca Ryan. The author was for public. Out of 21,354 living on campus Oct. 15 to inspire a city-wide St. Norbert alums (plus the 2,049 Virtually there conversation on known to be deceased), there ways communities It’s a wonderful feeling when we deliver the are only 893 for whom we have can enhance their new magazine into your hands – and, to your 4.63 no current information. We’d love ability to recruit fingertips, too. If you’ve visited our online issue to be in touch with those folk: If and retain the next already, you’ll have found all our feature articles you run into any of them anytime, please let generation of talent. there in shareable, clickable form, along with them know we’re looking for them! Young professionals, Ryan said, look to live much else from this issue, too. And we add in places that reflect issues that matter to multimedia content that complements and them: issues like diversity, environmental Toy story expands upon the material you’re reading in responsibility and after-hours culture. A new engineering toy designed with girl- your print issue. It keeps on coming: Every Ryan stayed on to record an extended appeal saw its Midwest launch on campus week we upload fresh videos, photo galleries interview, which we share at youtube.com/ during SNC Day this fall. GoldieBlox and written articles, for a rich and timely Peter Poplaski was the first student to be acquired by the youngJohn Gordon (Art) stnorbertcollege. inventor and Stanford engineering grad experience. after Gordon finished his graduate studies. Poplaski went on to work at Marvel Debbie Sterling was on campus to speak at It makes sense to us to give you an online Comics, where he eventually found a way to pay homage to his former teacher in the event, and the issue that’s actually a portal to all the news at the pages of a Spiderman comic book. The comic-strip inker included Gordon’s floor of the newly St. Norbert. Find us at snc.edu/magazine and name in the headline of a newspaper being read by an archenemy of the superhero. opened Cassandra you’re no more than a click away from our blog, A selection of the warm-up sketches Poplaski generated to start his working day Calendar Voss Center Facebook page, “Conversations from St. Norbert formed an exhibit at the Godschalx Gallery on campus this semester – and a copy (CVC) became a College” and media releases. of the vintage comic was on display alongside. December playspace as young What’s more – well, we’ll just say it: We visitors tried out think our online issue is gorgeous, and we’re 6 Festival of Christmas the toy. Fifteen delighted to share it! We hope you enjoy it, too – 7 Brass, Organ and Choral Christmas Spectacular Festival of lucky winners got and we hope you’ll let us know what else you’d 18-21 Christmas with the Knights to take home a like us to share with you in that space. Christmas is guaranteed to fill set of their own. Anna Englund ’14 January the Walter Theatre worked with CVC to the brim with the 25 Alumni Basketball Day staff to develop 29 “Delivering Outrageous Five-Star Service to Drive joys of the holiday promotional Profitability”: a CEO Breakfast Series presentation season – but we’ll materials for WORDS & PICTURES from the director of The American Club be sure to save a the event; the and Inn at Woodlake seat for you. The manufacturers of Editor: Susan Allen. Art Director: Drew Van Fossen. popular annual Contributors: Mike Counter, Mike Dauplaise GoldieBlox were treat features ’84, Rachel Gintner ’14, Liz Krajnik ’15, Jeff so impressed with the public relations February holiday favorites Kurowski, Rachel Mueller ’14, Paul Nicolaus effort that they asked if they could use the 11 Great Decisions lecture series begins ’05, Mike Roemer, Nina Nolan Rouse ‘07, and showcases all materials in their own marketing. (See page (for the full schedule, see snc.edu/go/decisions) Kim (Lopas) Sullivan ’95, Tony Staley, Lisa our ensembles and 12 for more on the CVC.) 27 “Sacred Ground” a Miller Lecture by Eboo Patel, Strandberg, Heidi Trembinski, John Watters, musicians. founder of Interfaith Youth Core Corey Wilson, Jason Wright. The treats continue after the music Campaign St. Norbert: College President: Thomas Kunkel March ends: A special Full Ahead Vice President for Enrollment Management dessert reception & Communications: Edward J. Lamm 7 Big Band Snowball follows the The comprehensive 30 Chicago Mass & Brunch at Itasca Country Club TALK TO US! concert. campaign that focuses on It’s hard to top the photo ops securing the institution’s We love to hear from you, and rely on you to that present themselves each April For details of future among the nation’s keep us posted. You can find us at www.snc.edu/ fall. 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A parade worth remembering It was 50 years ago this fall that two elephants marched in the Homecoming parade. The hefty guests, rented from the circus museum in Baraboo, Wis., performed to promote the Homecoming Queen bid of Kathy Murphy ’66. It was a stunt that cost Murphy’s sponsors, the Sigma Beta Kappa fraternity, $150 for the four-hour gig. The theme for the 1963 Homecoming festivities was “Moments to Remember.” Half a century on, we have not forgotten this one! A press release dated Oct. 10, 1963, takes up the tale: “The city of De Pere is ordinarily a quiet residential town … That quiet was interrupted along the river’s west bank Thursday noon by the presence of elephants, military vehicles and a good old-fashioned hootenany [sic] – all part of the St. Norbert College Homecoming antics.”

1991 Tammy (Cyr) to vice president, infrastructure manager. School of Public Health 2013 Tori Nordhaus Medical College of Basten has been direct to consumer for and Social Work at was profiled in The Wisconsin (MCW). appointed chancellor of CUNA Mutual Group in 2002 Jeff Buehler Washington University. Compass for her the Catholic Diocese of Madison, Wis. has been promoted to volunteer activities. n Congratulations, Green Bay. Previously, area sales manager for 2007 Jacqueline too, to these masters she served as director of 1997 Jennifer Wisconsin and Upper Szczepanski, financial 2013 Kaylee Beck was of their subjects: Jane facilities and properties (Brown) McMahon has Michigan at Rockstar associate, has opened profiled in The Compass Vrana-Ganorkar ’96, with St. Joseph Real been named library Energy Drink. her own Thrivent office regarding her plans to M.S. in nursing, St. Estate Corporation of the department chairperson in Sturgeon Bay, Wis. go to Malawi as a Peace Francis Medical Center Diocese of Green Bay. for the Neenah Joint 2003 David Fischer, Corps volunteer. College of Nursing; Tim School District. D.D.S., has successfully 2007 Sara (Smith) Hoye ’97, M.A. in public 1992 Brent Weycker, completed his surgical Marsolek has accepted n Many congratulations service, Marquette owner of Titletown 1998 Jessica (Carter) board exams and been a position as the listener to our newest holders University – he is Brewing Company, Chuckel has accepted named a Diplomate of engagement and of doctoral degrees: working in nonprofit has been chosen a position as the healthy the American Board of marketing manager for Theresa Koehler- affordable housing as Outstanding communities project Oral and Maxillofacial Northwestern Media– Campos ’79, Ph.D. in development; Krista Restaurateur of the director for Special Surgery. David and his Faith Radio Network. educational leadership, Perine ’07, Northern Year by the Green Bay Olympics Wisconsin. wife, Ellen Fischer ’02, University of Houston – Illinois University, M.S. D.D.S., live and practice 2009 Anthony she has been promoted OF ST. NORBERT OF ST. chapter of the Wisconsin Ed. in special education 1999 Jamie Glandt to senior manager of Restaurant Association. in Springfield, Ill. Cacciatore has accepted – she recently accepted received a Professional elementary leadership an academic internship a position as a special Development Certificate 2003 Brian Lampert with the U.S. Securities development to train 1992 Mary (McTernan) education teacher at from the Institute for has been promoted to & Exchange Commission principals and assistant Berry works in sales at Perspectives Leadership Learning Partnership the rank of major in the in Atlanta. principals for the McTernan Wireless. Academy in Chicago, at UW-Green Bay. She United States Army. Houston Independent Ill.; Kathleen MacLeay

ALUMNI 1993 Scott Winkler’s works for the Two Rivers He has been selected 2010 Ryan Reed has School District; Mike ’10, M.S. in college articles on Paul Simon, School District as a to attend The Naval accepted a position as Muenster-Blakley ’07, student personnel Lyle Lovett, Indigo Girls Spanish teacher and as Postgraduate School in the North Face brand J.D., University of St. administration, Canisius and Wynton Marsalis the district director of Monterey, Calif, and is specialist for the VF Thomas School of Law College – she began a appeared in “Music the Gifted and Talented currently living there with Corporation. – he has taken and new job as a residence Answering in American Life: An Program. his wife, Teresa, and passed the July 2013 hall director at the Encyclopedia of the son, Wyatt. 2011 Mike Bernardy Minnesota State bar Songs, Styles, Stars and 2000 Jennifer has been promoted to exam and will be sworn University of Wisconsin- Stories That Shaped Our (Schnabel) Brost has 2005 Nicholas Bell is financial adviser after in as an attorney this Stevens Point in August; the Challenge Culture,” published by been promoted to serving as a company having been with Merrill fall; Travis Conradt ’08, Michael Lampe ’10, ABC-CLIO in September. assistant director of commander in Korea. Lynch since 2011. Ph.D. in experimental M.Ed., Marquette alumni relations at the He was selected to be psychology with an University – he has 1993 Siobhan University of Alabama in a Joint Chiefs of Staff/ 2011 Danielle emphasis in child accepted a cross-college (Dockery) Mueller has Huntsville (UAH). She Office of the Secretary Kapolnek has been development, University adviser position for the St. Norbert College been named director works with regional and of Defense intern. He hired by Peninsula of Toledo – he has University of South of client services at corporate chapters. Prior attended Georgetown Players Theater in accepted a position as Carolina. President’s Report & ConnellyWorks Inc., in to the promotion she University as part of the Fish Creek, Wis., as assistant professor of Northern Virginia. was the special events program and earned development and events psychology at Florida n John Weyenberg ’97 planner at UAH. a master’s degree in coordinator. Institute of Technology; and Jen (Ebben) Bauer Honor Roll of Donors 1994 Matt Schulz has public policy. Nicholas Albert ’08, ’02 received Future accepted a position as 2001 Joe Anderson, 2011 Terrence D.C., Life University; 15 awards from the senior mobile channel who previously 2006 Timothy Walter O’Hanlon has accepted Stephanie Miller ’09, Fox Cities Chamber of manager at USAA. worked for Heartland is a research assistant a position as account M.D. from the Medical Commerce & Industry. 2012-13 Business Systems, has (GIS Specialist) and dual manager for RV and College of Wisconsin The awards recognize 1996 Erik Vandermause accepted a position at degree candidate at the specialty vehicles for GE (MCW); Steven Gale efforts in work, civic and has been promoted Oshkosh Corporation as George Warren Brown Capital. ’09, M.D. from the charitable causes.

30 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2013 Fundraising Answering the Challenge results & trends Alumni Giving Participation Percentage ou’ve probably heard it before: If you larger enrollments in popular courses; margin or that fail to adapt to a modern in our new Gehl-Mulva Science Center. want to make God chuckle, make a and stress fractures in the tenure system. educational environment will fall by the The positive impact of this collaboration 2012-13 18.3% plan. And if you want to give him a We will continue to see a climb in the wayside. for St. Norbert is almost beyond calculation.

2011-12 18.2% A REPORT FROM THE PRESIDENT Yreal belly-laugh, make it a five-year plan. number of students electing to do their So how do we guarantee that St. Norbert We must adapt our teaching to the digital That’s never been truer than it is today, post-secondary education entirely online, is one of those private colleges that not only environment. St. Norbert has always been 2010-11 19.4% given a world changing so quickly that, in or nearly so. Providers will be the next survives but thrives? justifiably proud of its commitment to 2009-10 19.0% planning terms, five years is the new twenty. generation of for-profits as well as nonprofits To begin with, we must continue to student learning. But in a world where young Consider my own line of work, higher (both public and private) that are moving do everything in our power to keep our people do much of that learning in a digital education, which some days feels like it’s their emphases to the virtual classroom. experience affordable for any student who context, we need to meet them where they Alumni Donors being buffeted from all four directions at In fact, one day soon students may be wants it, regardless of his or her economic live technologically. Individual donations once. Anyone who tells you with a straight able to assemble a portfolio of classes from background. That will take a combination Finally, we must be rock-solid about our 2012-13 3,118 face that he knows what the landscape for a wide range of colleges and universities in a of prudent fiscal management, finding values. We need to be able to articulate them

OF ST. NORBERT OF ST. colleges and universities will look like in five kind of personalized baccalaureate program. revenue sources beyond traditional tuition, clearly and then demonstrate every day that 2011-12 3,074

years might need a checkup between the With top universities investing heavily in room and board, and providing even more we live them. In the end, that is apt to be the 2010-11 3,210 ears. massive open online courses, or MOOCs, financial aid. We are actively engaged on all biggest differentiator between schools that those fronts. endure and those that don’t. 2009-10 2,779 President Tom Kunkel Well, doctor, let me dust off my crystal I think it’s only a matter of time before our ball. accreditation agencies, under tremendous The 2012-13 academic year saw the arrival Put another way, institutions such as First, however, let me say that I think the pressure, somehow sanction these emerging of our largest – and smartest – incoming St. Norbert can be greater than ever as St. Norbert Fund Donors changes now roiling higher education do hybrid experiences. class ever, and the institution of a waitlist we move forward, building on our current Donations by alumni & friends not represent something to be feared but Indeed, on that point, more college for qualified students. But the decline in position as one of the top 10 Catholic something to celebrate. As we go forward, programs will offer a credential for a the number of high school graduates in this schools among America’s best national 2012-13 3,285 there will be a multiplicity of paths to what combination of conventional coursework region and increasing concerns about the liberal arts colleges (as ranked by U.S. News 2011-12 3,093 we call higher education, and this is a good and credit given for on-the-job experience, cost of college are realities that are already & World Report).

thing. More people will have more access if the student can demonstrate true driving us (and our peers) to be ever more But only if we’re smart. And only if we 2010-11 2,743 OF ST. NORBERT proactive in meeting the growing challenges continue to earn your support. to advanced learning. They will have more competence in that area. 2009-10 2,796 flexibility in how they go about it, and in Then, finally, there is the traditional liberal of recruitment. It’s more crucial than ever The simple fact is, tuition alone will never some instances it will be a good bit more arts residential model – the St. Norbert that we deliver on all our promises to these cover everything it takes to provide the affordable than it is today. Colleges of the world. I am confident we students once they are here – and, especially resources, services and amenities our St. Norbert Fund Annual Gifts Given that the United States increasingly will continue to play an important and that we offer a superior academic experience community needs. That’s why we are Total dollars requires a workforce with post-secondary necessary role in higher education for a that will convert into good jobs and careers. currently engaged in Full Ahead: Campaign 2012-13 $1,406,938 skills, these developments are critical. very long time. Nowhere else in higher We have an enviable track record on that St. Norbert, with its target of raising $90 But what will this brave new world look education do you get the focused mission of score, and there’s no reason that shouldn’t million by 2016. Your gifts to the college 2011-12 $1,409,742 like? a small institution, the intimate class settings be the case in the future. After all, when totaled more than $22 million in the fiscal

A REPORT FROM THE PRESIDENT 2010-11 $1,511,709 Our traditional two- and four-year and ready faculty mentoring, the sense of employers are surveyed as to the qualities year just concluded, a generosity that is, schools will continue to be the workhorses community, the expectation of engagement, they want in new employees, they say things frankly, inspirational. When you provide 2009-10 $1,393,312 for public higher education. But as we the inspiring campus environment, and the like the ability to think critically, to adapt to scholarships, when you endow shifting circumstances, to work collegially, to professorships, when you name a new are seeing, these institutions – in the face rich humanistic experience, that you do at a Gift Production of tremendous financial, political and liberal arts college. communicate, to make ethical decisions – all science classroom, when you make your Total dollars competitive pressures – already are adapting Having said that, I believe just as strongly characteristics of a liberal arts education. annual contribution to the St. Norbert Fund to the new educational order, making more that in the future there will not be the need We must use any regional advantages at a level that works for you, you not only 2012-13 $22,389,040 kinds of classes available in more ways. for all 1,700 or so traditional private colleges and partnering opportunities that present express confidence in today’s St. Norbert And while this is a positive development in that the Department of Education says we themselves. There is no better example than College. You join us in ensuring that 2011-12 $27,461,816 the main, it does come with some serious now have. The next five to 10 years will see our relationship with the Medical College tomorrow’s will be here, going strong – 2010-11 $17,092,807 consequences – reduced student contact a great shaking out of these institutions, and of Wisconsin, whose Green Bay regional educating the next generation of Green with full-time faculty, for instance; even the ones that already are on the financial campus, set to open in 2015, will be located Knights. 2009-10 $9,781,320

32 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2013 snc.edu/magazine 33 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2012-13 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2012-13 Life to Date Giving How the giving levels work: Lifetime Giving Norbert Guild – Donors who have made gifts to St. Norbert College totaling $1 million or more over their lifetime. Pennings Guild – Donors who have made gifts to St. Norbert College totaling $250,000 or more over their lifetime. Burke Guild – Donors who have made gifts to St. Norbert College totaling $50,000 or more over their lifetime. Current Giving 2012-13 President’s Club – Donors who have made gifts to St. Norbert College totaling $2,000 or more over the previous fiscal year. Dean’s Club – Donors who have made gifts to St. Norbert College totaling $1,000-$1,999 over the previous fiscal year. Main Hall Club – Donors who have made gifts to St. Norbert College totaling $500-$999 over the previous fiscal year. Norbert Guild Pennings Guild Burke Guild $1,000,000 & above $250,000 to $999,999 $50,000 to $249,999 Founder’s Club – Donors who have made gifts to St. Norbert College totaling $100-$499 over the previous fiscal year. Mike & Mimi Ariens Rick* & Virginia Baer Bob Ambrosius Wally & Tricia Hilliard The Rev. C.P. Mulrooney Sahil & Rupa Tak Planned Giving Errico & Patrizia Auricchio Mike Boberschmidt & Mike & Renee Ingrassia Ariens Paul & Barbara Hills O.Praem.* Donald Taylor* Dick & Kristin Bemis Nancy Gross Bob & Sally Atwell Bob* & Jean Horn Emma Naumann Dick & Cay Terry Anselm Keefe Society – Donors of any age who have made a planned gift: a future bequest, charitable gift annuity, charitable Carol & Bob Bush Stuart & Cindy Brotz Bill & Fiorella Auriemma John & Sherri Huff Arleen Neuman Ron & Diana Tortelli Mary Ann Cofrin Bill & Nancy Richard & Sara Baer William Hynes* & Louis H. Neuville John & Jo Anne Touchett remainder trust, charitable lead trust or life insurance policy with St. Norbert College as a beneficiary. Leo & Barbara Crowley Zajkowski Burns Bill & Cindy Bain Margie Shurgot* Greg & Darcey Nicklaus Tim & Anise Paul “Tiger” Dlouhy Tom & Sandy Calaway Isaac & Marge Cathy & Bud Jacobs Emil & Ellen Pfenninger Baccash Traynor Jane Gehl* & Todd Thiel Dan & Nancy Dickinson Kachadurian Barpal Mary Johnson John & Grace Phillips Gordy & Ramona Van Asten Main Hall Club The Rev. Robert Finnegan, Don & Jeannine Youniss 20 Norb & Elvara Weinberger 20 Dean’s Club Paul & Carol Gehl Chris Doerr Frank & Jean Steve Kaplan & Marcie Paul* Jim & Suzanne Piette Harold = & Arleen Alumni Bob* & Margaret O.Praem. 20 Al & Alice Zeller 20 Bob & Donna Welch 10 Daniel Goggin 20 Larry & Kathy Gentine Eliot* & Bonnie* Elfner Blaha Battaglia Patrick & Lisa Kelly Dave Porter Vanden Heuvel Hoffmann 20 Ken & Betty Heim Jack Wigman 20 John Pritchard Main Hall Club Louis & Michele Gentine Earl = & Vera Finkbeiner Keith & Mary Bednarowski Bill & Marilyn Kioski Tom & Joce Hair Purtell Scott & Michelle * Past & present 20 Class of 1951 Vince Winter faculty or staff donor Bob & Mary Schuchart Tom & Marian Selig Louis & Paula Ernest & Joan Harvey Lois Beisel Herb Kohler & Natalie Black Peter & Kathleen Reines Vandenhouten Class of 1945 Participation: 29 percent Participating Member Hoitink Gentine Bruce & Carol Bell Carl Reinhold & Eileen Kehoe = Deceased donor Participation: 24 percent Gretchen Hoffmann Louie & Pat Konop Joe Vander Zanden Participating Member Main Hall Club John & Mary Ellen Founder’s Club George & Sharon* Don Jones Dennis & Mary Bersch Carmel Kosmoski Harold Richter Bob & Mary Van Dyck 5 10 20 Consecutive giving Paul & Kay Bossert 20 Founder’s Club John & Marlys Jehn Bill Stumpf 10 Bauschka 20 Biebel Hartmann Joe Kline Dan & Penny Bollom Bernard Kubale Dan & Nena Ritter Clayton Lee & years. John & Kathryn Hartl 10 Howard & Joan Jacques Mary Ellen Hayes Thomas & Mary Carol & Don Kress John & Joan Brusky Carol Kwaterski Jeff* & Kathy* Ritter Norma Vannes Note: The participation Founder’s Club Bill & Rosemary Hinkfuss 20 rates under each class year Class of 1950 Chuck & Carol Holton Bleser Hayes Mac La Force William Buerschinger Mitch & Carol Kwaterski Tim & Jan Romenesko Tony & Peggy Jim & Marjorie du Bois 20 Bill & Marilyn Kioski 20 indicate the percentage of Participation: 34 percent Eldon & Mary Ullmer 20 Phil & Betsy = Hendrickson Fred & Kathy Lamont John & Nancy Burgoyne Donna & Donald Landry Gary Rosenberg & Reynolds Ventura Class of 1946 Dick & Patricia Hearden 20 Chuck & Virginia Markl 20 living alumni, of all those Participation: 25 percent Roger Weyenberg Mike & Barbara Kimps Jack & Patti Donna Burke Randy & Catherine Bridgit Maile Gerald Verstoppen President’s Club Clem & June Kueper 5 Bill & Carol O’Leksy 20 contactable, who have made Jim & Julie-Anne Kress Brash McKeithan Joanne Burns Clifford Lawton Martha Maudsley Sauter Carl & Carol Vogel Don & Cecilia = DuChateau 20 Harry* & Marian Maier 20 Dick & Verna Rohe 20 a gift to the college in the Founder’s Club Class of 1953 John Kress Ron O’Keefe Tom & Karen De Groot Camilli Mary Layde Dr. Jeffery G. Scherer & Louise Waldkirch Jim & Rita McDonald 20 Roger McKenna = 10 Louis & Geraldine past year. Tom Basche Participation: 30 percent Darlene Long Tom & Dawn Ben & Louisa Chu Bert & Diane Liebmann Ms. Debra J. Alder Tony & Jennifer Walter Fred = & Carol Wakeman 20 Mike & Elaine Mommaerts 20 Van Derhei 10 Joe & Dawn Colwin Ed Meyer Bielmeier Olejniczak John & Kathy Lochner Paul & Carol Schierl Mary Watermolen Participating Member Ed & Joanne Pezanoski 10 President’s Club Class of 1936 Dean’s Club Kevin & Connie Michels Kathryn Peot Nick Conlon Wayne & Terese Emer Lubner Joe & Sue Schinkten Ron & Colleen Weyers Pete & Emmy-Lou Safford Hugh & Mary Rafferty Joe Kline 20 Participating Member Participation: 100 percent Earl = & Vera Finkbeiner 20 Clete Birkenmeier Pat & Marysue Michels Joan & Bob Schaupp Andy & Karen Kalter Cook Dan Lunney Fred & Teresa Schmidt Tom & Beverly Whealon Merlin & Rosemary 20 Jim Cuene Frank & Carmela Ed & Geneva Kennedy 20 Ruth Michels Larry & Phyllis Harry Macco Jim & Dona Schmitt Ed Wroble & President’s Club Class of 1947 Romenesko 20 Dean’s Club Tim & Barbara Michels Schoenberger Doris DeCaster Jack & Marilyn Mackin Elizabeth Schroeder Carol Stram-Wroble Linsmeier 20 The Rev. C.P. Mulrooney, The Hon. Thomas H. Linck 20 Len Liebmann = 20 Participation: 25 percent Bob Weber 20 Shirlyn Miller Tim & Maria Delaney Jim Madigan Bob & Mary McWilliam Leslie Shade Maggie Shea Main Hall Club The Hon. John M. O.Praem.* 20 Miriam & Jim Mulva Steve & Barb Slaggie Dan Doerr Glenn & Barbara Madrigrano Wayne Sigl & Leesa Erickson Main Hall Club Bernard Olejniczak & Dick & Beatrice Muraski Class of 1938 Jerry & Phyllis Cherney 10 Wiebusch 20 Pat & Ann Murphy Drs. Mark F. & Dick & Anne Witteborg Egan Harry* & Marian Maier Mike Sir Frank & Mary Lou Lucas 20 Margaret Olson 20 Tom Seroogy Participation: 33 percent Pat & Geraldine Noonan 20 Michael & Elizabeth Mary Ellen Stinski Tom & Barbara Flanagan Bob & Betsy Manger Jeff Steagall & Participating Member Gene & Joan Ostrander Roger Thiel 20 Participating Member Riordan K.C. & Georgia Stock Howard Frankenthal Andrew Masterson Sue Rine-Steagall Main Hall Club Founder’s Club Chuck & Jewell Beilke 20 Ralph & Bonnie Duprey 20 Main Hall Club Pat Schneider Ed Thompson Tom & Jane Frawley Margaret McAndrews Rollie & Sue Ellen The Hon. William Joseph Jim Cuene 20 Jack & Donna Conlon 20 Class of 1955 Ed & Ann Gentine Sturzl Paul & Sara Bob & Carmen Gallagher Karen McDiarmid* Stephenson = Fred & Rita Greenwald 20 Leo & Kay O’Connell 20 Duffy 20 Class of 1948 Emmett & Elinor Hoks 20 Participation: 31 percent Mike Van Asten Johnson Tutskey Lee Gentine Rosemary McMonagle Jane Stewart Larry & Rosella Janquart 20 Don & Bernice Johnson Founder’s Club Marianne Van Drisse Jerry Haen Participation: 33 percent President’s Club Dave & Jane Voss Ruth Mettner Steve & Lorry Stiles Class of 1940 Jerry Janssen 5 Ken Knauf 20 Mike & Mimi Ariens 20 Kurt Voss Quent & Dorothy Tom & Ruthann Hall Roy & Hallie Stumpf Ben & Louisa Chu 20 Fred Mohr & Participation: 20 percent Dean’s Club Jack & Joan Kaster 20 Marty & Patricia Ledvina 10 Don Beerntsen 20 Fred = & Carol Wakeman Willems Chris & Evie Hartwig John* & Jere Sutton Carl & Carol Newhouse Elizabeth Charlton Don Rohlinger 20 Ray & Nancy Kiefer 20 Clayton Maloney 10 Vern Bougie = & Jim Yocum Agnes Wood Jim & Jane Hayes Mike Mooney Paul & Joanne Swain Participating Member Mike Klika 10 Phil & Leta McDonald 20 Kay Williamsen Bougie 20 Dean’s Club Vince Zehren Don & Alvena Zimonick Founder’s Club = Jack & Suzanne Earl J. (Jack) Plantz 20 Dick & Marlene Hoerning 20 Larry & Mary Clowry 20 Bill & Mary Joan Janssen 20 Roy & Viola Rickert 20 Schwalbach 20 Don* & Anne La Violette 20 Class of 1941 Vince Zehren 20 Richard & Jonella Don & Dwyn Smits Main Hall Club Participation: 15 percent Gene & Gertrude Walsh 10 Participating Member Schwaller 20 Alan & Elaine Wolfe 20 Joan De Prey Hogan & Len Swidler = Dean’s Club The Rev. Rowland Class of 1952 Jim Hogan 20 Donald Vandersteen & Participating Member Quent & Dorothy Willems De Peaux, O.Praem.* Participation: 35 percent Mary Bradtke Vandersteen Arnold & Shirley Bashynski 5 Founder’s Club Clete & Loretta Delvaux Class of 1943 Don Zakowski Dean’s Club Bruce & Mary Erickson 20 Class of 1949 Jim & Irene Ziegelbauer 20 Tim Reilley & Janet Nelson Pat & Lois Finnegan Jerry & Ethel Dufek 20 Participation: 25 percent Participation: 33 percent Sam & Shirley Friedman 20 Founder’s Club Jim & Joyce Lampereur 20 Main Hall Club Participating Member Jerry & Dorothy Pat & Miriam Gowaski 20 President’s Club Dave & Joan Boville Jim & Marlene Bukoski Roy & Katherine Jewell 20 Manderfield 20 Quin & Patricia Herlik 10 Tom Rondou 10 Gordon De Wane Fran & Marilyn Fruzen 20 20 Joe Zehren Norb & Joan Jadin 20 Founder’s Club Dean’s Club Manuel & Gwendolyn Falk Joe & Mary Pesch 20 Jim & Helen Reinkober 10 Frank & Geraldine Pirman 20 Francis = & Irene Hochrein 20 Earl & Agnes Heyrman Albert & Carole Fisher 10 Jim & Norma Ritchay 20 Ed & Annette Rademacher Class of 1954 John Melchior & Bill Fitzgerald 10 Fran & Janis Seroogy 20 Participating Member John Ritchay & Mary Weix Participation: 29 percent Nancy Herwig 20 Harry & Esther Gillis 20 James & Patricia Leland Laux Don & Marian Tremel 20 Ken Romenesko 20 Harold & M. Eileen Krcma President’s Club Van Straten 20 Bob & Marjorie Servais 20 Jim & Joan Smits Jerry & Rosemary Lannoye 5 The Rev. Willard Van De Loo Joanne Burns 20 * Indicates past & present 20 Merrill & Marion Mary Bradtke Vandersteen Bernie & Marge Roels 20 Participating Member faculty or staff donor Class of 1944 Founder’s Club Van Handel 20 & Donald Vandersteen The Rev. Patrick & = Indicates deceased donor Participation: 25 percent Ed & Corinne Arndorfer 20 Harold & Barbara Wesley 20 Wayne & Mary Verhagen Kathryn Green

34 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2013 snc.edu/magazine 35 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2012-13 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2012-13

Bob & Romona Jonet 5 The Rev. Charles Hoffmann & Mathew Schweiner 20 President’s Club Mike Monfils & Mary Morgan 10 Ron & Susan Lebergen 20 Mike Juchniewich 20 Joan Cox Gill 20 Jane Hyska Dewane & & D.J. Bloomquist Karen De Groot Camilli & Al & Jean Logan 20 Trudy Reinhard La France Bill Shackelford & John & Inger Kane 20 Mary Timney 20 Jerry Mostek 10 Dale & Mary Legois 20 Jim Lamal Mike & Barbara Guenther 20 Pat Dewane 20 Mary Drella 20 Tom Camilli 20 & Albert La France Clareen Chopin Shackelford Mitch & Carol Kwaterski 20 Jim & Barbara Schaefer 20 John & Sharon Richter Bruce & Patricia Miketinac 10 Steve Mayheu & Mary Dave & Kathleen Bill Duddleston & Renee Wendt Forrest William Daley Class of 1956 Art & Carole La Luzerne Jean Nooyen Tremel 20 Bob Nackers 20 Tom & Viola Tiber Jim & Berthe Slattery 10 Barb Hyska Nehring & L’Empereur Mayheu 20 Hutchison 20 Priska Duddleston-Koch 10 Mitch & Wendy Glynn Anita & Harry Delaney 20 Participation: 39 percent Jim & Sandy Meidl 20 Tony & Sandra Van Ess K.C. & Georgia Stock Dick & Elaine Vande Hei 20 Harry Nehring Ted & Doris Menard 20 Mickey Imhoff Ron & Martha Gribbins 20 Barbara Fagerholm Hoferle Martin & Carmella Joan Schmitt Meyer & Len* & Agnes Wagner 20 Founder’s Club Paul & Carol Jim & Judy Neuser Bob & Rita Morrissey 20 Dave & Rebecca Jauquet 10 Jim & Anita Hayes 10 & Harry Hoferle Vandeven 20 Bev Ford Aschenbrener President’s Club Herbert Meyer 20 Dean’s Club Vanevenhoven 20 John & Dorothy Parcelewicz Linda Madson Papageorge Susan Bins Johnson & Mike Hermans Ken & Myong Hogan Cathy & Bud Jacobs 20 & Dan Aschenbrener Tom Mueller 20 Class of 1959 Gene & Mary Lou Gates 20 Dan & Mary Verstegen 20 Mike & Jessica Raymaker 20 Bonnie Beucher Poquette William Johnson 20 Tom & Sue Hosty 10 Dave & Kathleen Main Hall Club Tom & Beverly Whealon 20 John & Rita Bradish 20 Tom & Roberta Fox 20 Mike & Mary Quigley 20 Participation: 38 percent Michael & Amy Rietbrock 5 & Gordon Poquette 20 Lee & Jane Keuler 20 Paula Koehler 20 Hutchison 20 Norbert Zelten 20 Main Hall Club Paul & Gail Craven 10 Ron & Diana Tortelli 20 Ed & Eleanor Roeske 10 Participating Member Gerry & Alice Riopel Bill Powell 10 Maureen Caveney Lang Bob & Patricia Massart 20 Henry Katz & Barbara President’s Club John Biese & Mel & Shirley Feit 10 Ginny & Jim Romanski 20 Paul Baenen & Judy Russell 20 Carol Ward Rothe & & David Lang 20 Mary Evans Rader & Brunette Katz 20 Dean’s Club Ken Meyer Agnes Allard Biese 20 Dave Fetyko 20 Diane Wiese Baenen Founder’s Club Reginald & Pat Kolzow Russell & Bob & Mary Schmidt 20 Kurt Rothe 20 Phil Logan & Bob Rader 20 Donald Luken Mike Arendt 20 Paul & Maryann Sinkler June Konop Lamers & Dick & Marlene Friedel Ellen Balthazor 20 Ellen Barlament 20 Mike Russell 20 Greg & Maureen Sinkler Doug & Ellyn Sachs 20 Lois Garrett-Logan 20 Mark Reinhart & Mary & Leon Milfred Georgine Buehler Bapat Roy & Hallie Stumpf 20 Jerry Lamers 20 Norm Haas & Dick & Sandra Burg 20 Dick & Cyndi Neitzel Ivol & Myrtle Van Handel Norb & Ann Stingle Tom & Becky Salp 10 John & Mary Looney 20 Mary Mueller Reinhart 10 Mike & Bonnie Moschkau 20 & Suresh Bapat 20 Dick & Cay Terry 20 Jim Shepeck 20 Ruth Liebmann Haas Mike & Eleanor Dockry 5 Paul & Joanne Swain Jerrie Phimister Walsh 20 George Waas Bill & Carol Simon Ken & Peggy Maier 20 Mike & Pattie Ryan 5 Jerry & Linda Mroczkowski 20 John & Pamela Beaver 20 20 Larry Van Egeren Fred & Marjorie Hegner Pete & Catherine Fellenz Larry* & Kay* Van Alstine Genie Williams 10 Dean’s Club Larry & Diane Wilkinson 10 Mary L’Empereur Mayheu Jim & Karen Salp 10 Tom & Patricia Nick 20 Elaine Michelini Chiappetta 20 Bob O’Connell Mike & Kathleen Foley Participating Member Louis H. Neuville Founder’s Club Charles Zarnoth & & Steve Mayheu 20 Dave & Judy Simon 10 Diane Holewinski Paulick & Jeff Chiappetta 20 Participating Member Jeanne Zeihen Pfister20 Carol Piszczek Herbrand Dave & Heather Benesh Main Hall Club Bob & Sarah Ahlers 20 Judith Geiser Zarnoth 20 John & Sheila Mooney Alan & Marge Skalecki & Bob Paulick 20 Tom Dorner 20 Jules & Marjorie Bader 20 Dave & Marilyn & James Herbrand Bob & Linda Bougie 20 Jim & Margaret Burns 20 Main Hall Club Jerry & Mary Belot 20 Joe & Mary Morgan Ann Herlache Starr & Wayne & Barbara Raisleger Bill & Sally Duveneck 5 Janet De Cleene 10 Jerry Lamers & Speerschneider Jim Kastenholz Participating Member Dennis & Mary Depies Jim Hogan = & Herman & Antoinette The Hon. Mary Mullarkey Dennis Starr 20 Bill & Carol Rawlsky 20 Mari Berner Dyer & John & Joanna Henze 20 June Konop Lamers 20 Lee Stadtmiller 20 Jim & Carol Kershasky 20 Diane Wiese Baenen & Colette Lessuise Finch Joan De Prey Hogan 20 Buechel 20 & Tom Korson 20 Karen Vanevenhoven Thiel Carol Tomsa Shepherd Norm Dyer 20 Jerome & Kathleen Mullarkey John & Carol Payne Barbara Tobias Stenger 10 Jim & Mary Klein 20 Paul Baenen & John Finch 20 Don & Marilyn Swette 20 20 Bob & Sarah Buerger 20 Paul & Lee Novotny & Dave Thiel 20 & Richard Shepherd Dan Ferry Geri Dryja Niedzwiecki & Nona Wilke 20 Frank = & Rita Loberger 10 Jeanne Coonen Bristol Ed & Diane Fink Tim Burke 20 Randy & Reney Perkins Bob & Evelyn Van Wie 20 Susan Wright Skibba & Chris Forrest 20 Founder’s Club Ted Niedzwiecki 10 Founder’s Club Gary & Ellen Zarter 20 Roger & Suzanne Louden 5 & Warren Bristol Mike Franc 20 Jim & Rosalyn Coenen 20 Tom & Pamela Peroutky 20 Judith Geiser Zarnoth & Richard Skibba Nancy Madiol Hannon 20 Don & Christie Blink 20 Pete & Mary Peterson Bob & Doris Barron 10 John Maul 20 Jim & Karen Cramer 20 Dick & Joyce Griesbach 20 The Hon. N. Patrick Crooks Participating Member Sam & Mary Puccinelli Charles Zarnoth 20 Dennis Sokolowski Mary Raisleger Hughes Tom & Shirley Davis 10 Ray Piper 20 Jim & Brigitte De Decker Mary Van Bellinger Neville Orrin & Pam De Fere Andy & Linda Helwig 20 & Kristin Crooks 20 Jim & Susan Beck Bob Rader & Andy & Susan Stockhausen & John Hughes George & Janice Desmarais Jim & Ann-Britt Reilley Jim & Mary Louise De France & Harold Neville Patty Jones Gage & John & Denise Ketter 20 Participating Member Mary Lummerding Downs Susan Maresch Buth Mary Evans Rader 20 Elaine Didier Sugent & Gretchen Schmieder Al & Nancy Dighera 20 Tom & Mary Schilling Joyce Drewiecki 20 Tom Payne & Mike Gage = Mary Ellen Tappa Lamm Roger Bader & & Martin Downs 20 & Bill Buth Dick* & Rosemary Rankin 20 John Sugent 20 Hunsader & Greg Jim & Carol Dobesh 20 Carla Schroeder Diane Manning Evans Jean Hertel Payne 20 Ruth Zoellner Gawlikoski & & Joseph Lamm Lois Van Ess Bader Bob Entringer 20 Betty Smith Gritt John & Kathleen Russert 20 Dave & Suzanne Tlachac Hunsader 20 Ray & Margherita Fronczak 10 & Richard Evans Jerry Snow & Roman Gawlikoski Mike & Susan Landreman Cynthia Hart Barczak & Bill Feller & & Dave Gritt 20 Mary Reinhart Schall Gerry Verbeten & Karen Jossi 20 Ann Morneau Hollenback 20 Class of 1958 Kathy Burns Feller Carol Kollross Snow Bob & Mary Monroe Bob Barczak 20 Kathy Burns Feller John & M. Sandra Guay 20 Eric & Barbara Jenschke 20 Tom Schumann & Liz Barron Verbeten 20 Terry Kelly & Jim Hopkins Participation: 33 percent & Bill Feller Dave & Rita Frye 20 Rodger & Mary Jacquet Jerry & Elaine Statz Kathy Fry Kitslaar & Tom & Julie Nooyen Eileen Taylor Schumann 10 Maggie Hegner Bullock Dave & Sue White Robert & Dora Hsiung 5 Jean Flatley Peg O’Rourke Kelly 20 Jim Knaus & Alan Kane & Diann Wimmer Rita Vanden Berk Svetlik 10 Thomas Kitslaar Carol Bosch Paul & Ken & Sally Weber Smits 20 Don Egan & Denise Mary McNamara Janssen 20 Main Hall Club Richard & Darlene Funk Participating Member Paul La Fond 20 Terese Stremer Knaus John & Brenda Koprowski Ron & Bette VandenBerg Lloyd & Constance Richard Paul McMahon Egan 5 Paul & Jo Ann Kleinheinz 20 Bob & Helen Daun 20 Clare Gilson Graf & Pat Panucci Burns 20 Sue Charlier Langemak & Vince & Lois Koehler 20 Roger & Janet Merens 10 Les & Jean Whipple Lagerstrom 20 Mike & Bonnie Schmitt 20 Participating Member Bill Farrey & Victor & Diana Kopidlansky 20 Don & Agnes Gibson Rolland Graf Denise McMahon Egan Jim Langemak 20 Nan Vanden Busch Leicht Judy Redmond Morgan Dave & Patricia = Wouters 20 Jean Hertel Payne & Bob & Elizabeth Schuster 20 Tom Aerts Ann Weber Farrey Jim & Joann Lawler 20 Bob & Nancy Gorzek 20 Maggie Hess Hauser & Don Egan 5 Steve & Ellen Leiterman & Theodore Leicht 20 & Pat Morgan Tom Payne 20 Mary Heezen Smith & Bill & Judith Ashbeck Frank Grogan 10 Pete & Marian Lemere 20 Dick & Alice Van Egeren & Mike Hauser 10 Mary Docka Geenen & Judy Peot Lindbom 20 Al Lodl 5 Dan Rohrbeck 10 Class of 1963 Ann Van Beckum Tepp 20 Robert Francis Smith Jr. 20 Rosemary Corrigan Campbell Gene Williamson Jacquet 20 The Rev. Leon Powell Chuck & Helene Walsh 20 Richard & Adrienne Jim Geenen 20 Joe Miks 10 Judy Lorrig 20 Edward Snyder Participation: 34 percent Jerry Vanden Hogen & Bruce Zahn & William Campbell 20 Sue* & Don Jauquet 20 Herman Richardson 20 Kessler 20 An Vanderloop Gehrmann Stefan Mokrohisky 20 Founder’s Club Mary Busch Nault & Al & Carol Westhoff Maureen Gigot Mary Ann Irish Zoch & Jim & Ann Cavera Patricia Henderson Larson Tom & Gloria Nesbitt Jim & Ginny Romanski 20 Joan Klister 20 President’s Club & Ralph Gehrmann 20 Cliff & Shirley Bougie James P. Nault 20 Sharon Seeman Wetherington Vanden Hogen Dave Zoch 20 Joe & Delphine Dermody & John Larson Bob Paulick & Diane Mike Russell & Paul & Ann Koehler 5 Dick & Anne Jay & Barbara Harding Bill Clark 20 Ron & Anne Paradeis 20 Bernadine Cherney Joanne Schaefer Dave & Gail Devroy 20 Mike & Kathryn Holewinski Paulick 20 Pat Kolzow Russell 20 Noel & Virginia Kohn 20 Witteborg Egan 20 Jerry & Janice Hegy Joe & Peggy Florey 20 Jerry & Jacqueline Stingle Williamsen 10 Vandenbusch & Class of 1965 Bernard & Judith Diederich Mac Donald 20 Larry & Gail Smits John & Georgia Linzmeyer 5 Suzanne Quintenz Huber Dave & Barbara Roznowski 20 Larry Francois 20 Don & Gayle Weyers Karen Wagner Gosz 20 Bob Vandenbusch 10 Participation: 31 percent Bonnie Katers Granius* Dave Mathy James P. Nault & & Joseph Huber Ray & Carol Schauer 5 Tom & Alice Fruit Tom & Jan Krautkramer 10 Dave Zoch & & Carlton Granius The Rev. Joseph Participating Member 20 Mary Busch Nault 20 Class of 1962 Sue Steckart Jarosh & Jim & Sandra Smits 20 Gene & Doris Gilbert Participating Member Don* & Judeann Maslinski 20 Mary Ann Irish Zoch 20 President’s Club Georgia Hickey 20 McLaughlin, O.Praem. Don & Beverly Barlament 20 Paul Noack 20 Participation: 37 percent Joe Jarosh Tom Smolen Charles & Yolanda Carpenter Pat & Vivian Rice 20 John & Adrienne = Don & Sue* Jauquet 20 Ken & Mary Menting 10 Al & Joan Bleser 10 Lee & Mary Gloudemans 20 John & V. Sheila Otto Gayle Brehm Klokow & Jim Sutton & Rolland Graf & Mary Seroogy Geniesse & President’s Club Drs. Mark F. & Cumicek 20 Steve & Annette McCabe 10 Gil & Kathleen Niesen 10 Phil & Birdie Bouressa Tom & Rosemary Quevillon 20 Class of 1964 Randall Klokow 20 Melissa Barbour 20 Peter Geniesse 20 Barb Effenberger Boyer Mary Ellen Stinski The Hon. Jerome Fox John & Vivian Meidl 20 Carla Cucciatti Overbeck Pat Reinhart Britton Clare Gilson Graf Lee Roffers Participation: 27 percent Sue Osterhaus Lynch & Carol Hines Swetish & Warren & Rosa Greco & Bob Boyer* 20 Tom & Carol Tess 10 & Gail Fox 20 Dave* & Carolyn Minten 5 & Julius Overbeck 20 Donna Janssen De Broux & Clarice Krawczyk Jarock Don & Evvie Smith James Lynch 20 Peter Swetish 20 Leo & Mary Hietpas 20 Harry & Carol Huempfner 20 President’s Club Sharon Biebel Hartmann* Martha Sauter Jerry Parzych & Dorothy Fran De Broux 20 & Norm Jarock 5 Roy & Joan Smits Dean’s Club Dennis & Janey Malloy 5 Bob Trier Vandy & Dorothy Nachazel John & Nancy Burgoyne & George Hartmann 20 Carol Kollross Snow & Herrmann Parzych Bob & Helen De Grave Violet Kings Laack 10 Jim & Ruth Snedic 10 Dennis & Sandie Mia Rempe Moran & John & Teresa Trudeau 5 Mary Noel Dean’s Club George Hartmann & Sharon Judy Gill Poh 5 Jerry Snow Bill Ruys & Janet Norm & Charlotte Jim & Ruth Lahiff 20 Ron & Joan Strebel Lardinois McGuire James Moran 20 Jack & Frances Van Lanen 20 Jim Oettinger Jerome & Barb Hagens Biebel Hartmann* 20 Clifford Schweitzer 20 Dick & Marie Stevens 20 Messmer Ruys 20 Duchateau 5 Dick & Bobbi Maes Bob & Yvonne Tochterman 5 Mike & Kay Pat & Rita O’Connor Liz Barron Verbeten & Carol & Tom Pilgrim Gerald Magnanenzi 20 Mary Reetz Scesney Ron & Kathleen Engels Tom & Joyce Martens 20 Ronald & Bonnie Willems Yuenger Wisneski 20 Dean’s Club Dean’s Club Steve Rhode & Gerry Verbeten 20 Joe & Patricia Pranke Virginia Voelker Thompson Paul & Barbara Schumacher Colleen Sullivan Hawley & Madge & John Rabby 20 Jim & Joyce Young Perry & Barb Wood 20 Mary & Keith Bednarowski 20 Ann Augustine Abbott & Class of 1966 Jan Pouchnik Rhode 20 Nancy Enders Volk & Clareen Chopin Shackelford & Fred Thompson 20 Ursula Meyer Thomasma & Richard Hawley 20 Jim & Alice Rass 20 Fred & Kathy Lamont 20 Arthur Huntley 20 Participation: 24 percent Mary Berigan Rogers & Jan Volk 20 Participating Member & Bill Shackelford Bill & Pat Zanzig 20 William Thomasma Henry & Teresa Neubert 20 Cy Richardson & Main Hall Club Martin & Carmella Marsha & Phillip Dowd Donald Rogers Steph Welsh & Mike Bird 10 Don & Dolores Stepniak 20 President’s Club Mary Stodola Vanden Heuvel Monika Schmiemann 20 Main Hall Club Jim & Susan David 20 Vandeven 20 Ron & Catherine Hughes 10 Janet Messmer Ruys & Garrett Pendergast Cy Cavanaugh 20 Jack Williamsen* & Mike Mooney 20 & Patrick Vanden Heuvel 20 Class of 1957 Don & Joanne Rubow 20 Bill & Elaine Campbell 20 Paul & Nancy Schwemin Barry & Carole Jolette 20 Bill Ruys 20 Nancy Bollweg Zajano & Fran De Broux & Shirley Foeller* 20 Pat Woodke 20 Susan Dewane Vine & Participation: 29 percent Jack = & Doris Schneider 20 Mel & Shirley Koenigs 20 Dave & Gail Thiel Main Hall Club Paul Mahlberg 20 Rick Schaefer & Mary Kaye Mike Zajano 10 Donna Janssen De Broux 20 James Vine 20 Stanley J. Smits, Ph.D. 5 Jim & Gaby Linnen 10 Agnes Allard Biese & Pamela Swagel Reinkober Dean’s Club Bartlett Schaefer 20 President’s Club Will & Margaret Ferry 10 Class of 1961 Founder’s Club Participating Member Jerry & Marlene Vande Loo 10 Tom & Kathryn Whitman 20 John Biese 20 & Thomas Reinkober 20 Mike Flanagan 20 Sue Campeggio Wallace Harold & Shirley Ken & Ann Halron Participation: 31 percent Dave Allen & Patti Rigney Bellock Nancy Eklund Wells & Richard Kelly & Michael & Carol Weiss 20 Bob Imig 10 Class of 1967 & Daniel Wallace Braspenninckx 20 Richard Hawley & Founder’s Club Lee Kadow Allen 20 Bob & Ruth Berger 20 George Wells 20 President’s Club Barbara Liebmann Kelly Don & Susan Lamers 20 Participation: 22 percent Don & Shirley Kuplic 20 Colleen Sullivan Hawley 20 Dick & Carol Anheier 20 Jim & Ann Allen Dave* & Patricia Klopotek 20 Main Hall Club Richard Bins & Kathy & Lee Dorosz 10 Class of 1968 Bob & Mary Van Dyck 20 Participating Member Richard Karl Nick & Janet Bachhuber 20 Dan Aschenbrener & Dan & Catherine Bittner 20 Main Hall Club President’s Club Gloria Chud Bins 20 Tom & Barbara Flanagan 20 Participation: 29 percent Dick Allen 10 Mary Krumdick Lemens Larry & Margaret Baranick 20 Bev Ford Aschenbrener Founder’s Club Jim & Barb Burke Barbara Liebmann Kelly John & Susan McNally 20 Barbara Schuerings Campion Dean’s Club Roger & Marlene Herold 20 Richard Bielinski 20 Bill & Jo Ann Miller 20 Barb Basteyns 20 The Rev. Salvatore Cuccia, Joe & Barbara Dailey Daniel Murphy 5 & Richard Kelly President’s Club & Jim Campion 20 John & Jean Bayer 20 Ann Geigel Byers & Bill & Lois McEssy 20 O.Praem.* Wayne & Mary Danen 20 Dean’s Club Pete & Mary Paul 20 Carol Gerlach Cavanagh & Martin Mattern Bob & Leila Bradley 20 John & Donna Daniels Jim Byers 20 John & Nona Renn 20 Marvin Davis & Mary Jo Thomson Diedrick Founder’s Club Virginia Skortz Baeten* & Main Hall Club Pat & Carol Pflieger Jack Cavanagh 20 Ann Mueller Schaap Mike & Chryl Dumas 20 John & Patricia Dorr 20 Don & Sheryl De Cleene 20 Edna Patschull-Davis & William Diedrick 20 Dan & Margie Baker 20 Ralph Baeten 20 Tom & Barb Kiedinger 20 Richard & Donna Pinkart 10 Dean’s Club John & Susan Coppens & John Schaap 20 Larry & Kathy Gentine 20 Ann Weber Farrey & Pat Dewane & Dennis & Donna Engels 20 Pat Meisinger Becker Sue Dogot 10 Ron & Joyce Mammoser 20 Tom & Nancy Dobesh Gerald Putman Paul & Elizabeth Carol De Groot 20 Richard & Patricia Joe Seroogy & Bill Farrey Jane Hyska Dewane Ruth Liebmann Haas & & Jim Becker John & Alexis Fischer Duane & Jeri Hoerning 20 Stephanie Schunk Geohegan 20 Mike & Judith DeGroot 20 Van Remortel 5 Claudia Schultz Mike Franken & Ginny Barbiaux Dimeo 20 Norm Haas Peter & Alice Brusky 20 Sherman & Cheryl Wade 20 Founder’s Club Tom & Eileen Nytes 20 Bob & Phyllis Skaleski Dennis & Sandie Robert & Ann Hittner Donald Taylor* 20 Mary Ann Fitzharris 10 Norm Dyer & George & Margaret Joyce Pfeffer Calderon 20 Sue Nelson Hoeft Don Ourada & John & Berdeen Snyder 10 Lardinois McGuire Hank & Carole Jacoby Founder’s Club Main Hall Club Ralph & Joanne Wade 20 Mel & Laurie Franzen Antonello 20 Susan Murray 10 George Torrey Terese Stremer Knaus Mari Berner Dyer 20 Holzknecht Bob DeBoth 20 Michael & Jane Blick 20 Jim & Linda Santy 20 Steve & Sue Bill & Pat Casey 20 Jerry Peck 20 Main Hall Club & Jim Knaus Don Gabriel & Howard & Rowena Hufnagel 5 Marcia Warden Gabriel Rod & Gloria Cherney Dean’s Club McShane Frozena 20 Mike Hauser & Harry Quinette Class of 1960 Ron & Betty Cyr 20 Tom McAndrews 10 Marcia Warden Gabriel 10 Kay Hurley 20 & Don Gabriel 10 Kristin Crooks & The Hon. Founder’s Club Ralph Baeten & Jim Geenen & Maggie Hess Hauser 10 Marie du Bois Schweiner Participation: 30 percent Francis & Diane Junio 5 Gerald & Doris Meulemans 10 Mike & Margaret Jelenic Clark & Jan Jenkins 20 Dave & Terrel Gagermeier 20 N. Patrick Crooks 20 Judy Strodhoff Bloomquist Virginia Skortz Baeten* 20 Mary Docka Geenen 20

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Pat Hitt & Pat Mary Ellen Larscheid Mike & Ginny Conron Mary Jean Murphy Stapleton Marti Flanigan Vandervest Main Hall Club Ginny Schubilske Schwerm Cline & Mary Lampkin 20 James Bowen 20 Vernon Sebby 20 Ed & Joan Tomkowiak 20 Tom Dwyer 20 Vande Castle Hitt 20 Mulligan & Thomas Ron Platner & & Gerald Stapleton & Lee Vandervest 20 Tom & Susan O’Leary 20 & Thomas Schwerm 20 Susan Martin Lefel & Greg & Rebecca Bunker Lori Fenelon Shoemaker Patti Marin Vickman & Bob & Polly Hackett Glenn Lehnert & Mulligan 20 Mary Soens Platner 20 Diann Laundrie Tomashek Peter & Donna Vercauteren 5 Brad & Leslie Vincent Jim Sheehan & Colleen John Lefel Dennis Bushman & Mark Shoemaker Steve Vickman 20 Carol Murphy Herbstritt Judy Deboth Lehnert Tom & Sandra Nett Glen & Helen Yurjevich 20 & Don Tomashek Mitch Weber Betsy Gagnon Whitton & Gilman Sheehan Bill & Peggy Longdin Anne Freund Buss & Ken & Sally Weber Smits 20 Joe & Christine Vitello & Terry Herbstritt 10 Tom & Susan McAllister 20 Joe & Lynne Ptacek Susan Kutz Vrba & Nancy Gibbons Wieszcholek David Whitton 20 Jayne Bouressa Smits Kathy Wagner Muhs* & Mike Buss 20 Anita Barry Tully & Terry & Catherine Webb Marty Higgins Cece Nadeau Ron Robinson & Founder’s Club Andrew Vrba 20 & Robert Wieszcholek & Dave Smits 20 Paul Muhs Jim & Mary Beth Cahill Andrew Tully 20 Kelli Fagan Westbrook & Maurita Houren & Bill & Joanne Bollenbeck Dorothy Herrmann Parzych Susan Valentino 20 Dick & Grace Wirkus 10 Andrew & Marilyn Wottreng Founder’s Club Dennis Sobczak Dale Paczkowski & Tom Clifford & Marianne Anich Walsh David Westbrook 10 Tom Beamesh Kathy Lay Borges & & Jerry Parzych Patricia Leahy Sachtler Kathleen Kuemmerling Ralph Spaeth 20 Lucy Plum Paczkowski Rose Traxler Clifford 20 & Roger Walsh 20 Leanne Wiedemann & Claudia Kerski-Nienow & Robert Borges 20 Gary Paulin 20 Lucy Sanna Class of 1971 Participating Member Anich & Matthew Anich 20 Larry & Sally Steckbauer Rick Schremp & Janet Hoffmann Dickelman Tom & Mary Walsh 20 Robert Krumlauf Mark Nienow 20 Kay Williamsen Bougie Curt & Sandi Albers Mary Anne Quinlan Lee Anne Riopelle Scovell Participation: 23 percent Barbara Bobrowitz 5 Linda Straus Patricia Bossert & Terry Dickelman Ann Wenzel Richard Zidek & Diane Merkel Knoll & & Vern Bougie = 20 Jan Pouchnik Rhode & & James Scovell 5 Diane Reese Below & Mary Tomko Donovan & Susan Burns Zach & Mary Romenesko Smrecek Jim & Mary Etchingham Nancy Christien-Zidek 20 Allie Knoll 20 Al & Chris Carlotto 20 Steve Rhode 20 Sharon Simons & President’s Club Quent Below Bill Donovan James Zach & Ed Smrecek Mike & Julie Gavin 20 Participating Member Carol Konshak 20 Trudy Salathe Crocker Mary Kaye Bartlett Schaefer William Hinton 20 Bill Burns & Nancy Ray Bishop John Fetherston Barb Kotula Szeszycki & John & Lorelei George Don & Rosemary Baloun Participating Member Bill & Mariann Krippinger 10 & Ben Crocker & Rick Schaefer 20 Jeanne Robertson Suda Zajkowski Burns 20 Mary Bergan Blaney & Bill Funke & Class of 1973 Ronald Szeszycki Chris White Hansen & Mary Thoele Busse & Janet Gastaldello Cesar = Teri Ludwig Kruk & Tim & Jean Decker Dave & Kathleen Lawrence & Mary Teofilo20 Wayne Lubner & Michael Blaney 20 Geraldine Tapling-Funke 20 Participation: 15 percent William Town & Dean Hansen 5 Robert Busse 20 & Bob Cesar 20 Stephen Kruk 20 Mike Domanik & Schumacher Lee Vandervest & Marti Terese Emer Lubner 20 Bonnie Bedat Brandenburg Gerald & Bonnie Fusco Janice Panucci Town John & Sandra Hollrith Valerie Downing Cappozzo Ellen Burns Cetera & Doug & Valerie Laurent 20 Jean Thomas Domanik President’s Club Ladi Rauch Terry & Flanigan Vandervest 20 Jeanne* & Larry Lucier & Donald Brandenburg 20 Jennifer Schaefer Habte & Kathy Wirth & Jim & Rebecca Krueger 10 & Tony Cappozzo Kenneth Cetera 20 Gretchen Mattingly Joe & Dorthy Dorr Mike Buss & Emil & Ellen Pfenninger 20 Tim Terry Chuck & Josephine Weber Jack & Patti Zewdu Habte Philip Palmer 20 Kay Wirth Lovell & Marilyn Malone Enright & Maureen McGinnis Barb Mohr & Casey Hurley Joseph & Patricia Emer 10 Jay & Madonna Mary Jo Keefner Timm Brash McKeithan 20 Anne Freund Buss 20 Ted & Eileen Hendrickson Kevin Lovell 20 Tim Enright 5 Eichenold & George Nelsen & Gary & Linda Gerschke 20 Young Williams 20 & Fred Timm Participating Member Tom & Dawn Pat & Pamela De Wane Ken & Daryl Henning Marybeth Marchese 20 Tom Fritsch 20 Richard Eichenold Terri Simon-Nelsen Sue Cassels Gloudemans Class of 1974 Don Tomashek & Diann Gloria Chud Bins & Bielmeier Olejniczak 20 Gary & Vicki Dencker Cheryl Benkowski Holznecht Holly Harrison Martin & Gloria Haen Kennedy & Rich Gluth & Constance Tom Nick & Bob Gloudemans 20 Dean’s Club Participation: 20 percent Laundrie Tomashek Richard Bins 20 Ed Sturzl & Ann Diane Leszczynski Fallon & Charles Holznecht 10 James Martin Patrick Kennedy 10 Petullo Gluth Terry & Sally O’Hara Paul Hartmann 10 Jay & Tamara Peerenboom 20 Susan Wilson Sharon O’Leksy Bright & Gentine Sturzl 20 & John Fallon 20 Jean Van Handel Hruska President’s Club Jean Bertoldi Miazga & Tim & Eve O’Brien 20 Janis Habun Hancock & Mike & Mary O’Malley 20 Lynnie Suess Haugner & Robert Bright 5 Peggy Reynolds Ventura Pat Sieren Frederick & & Bob Hruska 20 Main Hall Club Nancy Zajkowski Burns James Miazga 20 Federico & Cecilia Saiki Edward Hancock 20 Steve & Paula Peot 10 John C. Haugner Jr. 20 Susan Byrnes & Tony Ventura 20 Greg Frederick Luke Ivers Jr. & Fly O’Meara & & Bill Burns 20 Bill & Margaret Neurauter 20 Bobbie Dulany Sauter & Marge Sullivan Hannon Liz Carroll Pierce & Class of 1969 Susan Krawczyk Holewinski Jim Campion & Barbara Terry & Jane Gaffney Mary Jo Murphey Ivers 20 Mame O’Meara Gretchen Hoffmann 20 Randy & Barb Olm Jim Sauter & Michael Hannon Kim Pierce Participation: 18 percent & Dennis Holewinski Dean’s Club Schuerings Campion 20 Susan Beauchaine Gundlach John Kellner Robert & Cynthia Ross Terese Emer Lubner & Lucy Plum Paczkowski & Pam Wittrock Schmitz & Chris Foley Hebel & Cathy Zielinski Reitz & Charles Holznecht & Cheryl Pat & Jane Riopelle 20 President’s Club Terry Prisegem Cooley & & Howard Gundlach 20 Mary Lou & Robert* Wayne Lubner 20 Dale Paczkowski Dave Schmitz Richard Hebel Jeffrey Reitz 5 Benkowski Holznecht 10 Tom & Mary Schmidt 20 Founder’s Club Tony* & Bonnie* Berken 20 Frank Cooley Marie Schmitt Hayes & Kramer 20 Gwen & Paul Middeke 20 Tim Ryan 5 Janice Panucci Town & Chris & Lynelle Johns 20 Patricia Robison 20 Greg & Rita Immel 5 C.J. Van Sistine & Kathi Sally Bachofer 20 Betsy Buckley & Pam Siler Curley* & Robert Hayes 20 Ellen Groh LaBelle & Ellen & Emil Pfenninger 20 Dave & Susan Schnieders William Town Julius & Barbara Kissh 20 Rick Rose & Craig & Margaret Connolly Van Sistine Bruce & Deanna Buchner 20 Dennis McGrath 10 Paul Curley 5 Paul Hemmer & James LaBelle 20 Michael Cane & Ed Smrecek & Mary Tom Von Rueden & Dale & Rita Kolstad Amanda Aldridge 10 Lemerond 20 Cathy Jacquot Cabelka & Andy & Karen Kalter Cook 20 Catherine Farrell Main Hall Club Chris Pergoli Hemmer 20 Diane Mittelsteadt Mader Toni Rozek 20 Romenesko Smrecek Mary Kay Buckley Kerry Slack Marrer & Steve & Faye Rose 20 John & Lu Nowak 20 Bob Cabelka 20 Randy & Catherine Mary Ann Fitzharris & Marsha Denne Byrne Lynn Eichman Herrmann & Fran Mader 20 Paul Tutskey & Sara Jim Spinella 5 Von Rueden 20 Jim Marrer 20 Ellen Burns Rossmeissl John & Ann Pesch 20 Susan De Groot & Clifford Lawton 5 Mike Franken 10 Mitch Lehmann & Phillip Herrmann 10 Mike & Paula McCabe Johnson Tutskey 20 Jerry & Judy* Turba 20 Janice Zondlo Wajda & Tim & Audrey McDonald Denise Cosgrove Poynter 20 Joe Boucher 20 & Joseph Rossmeissl 20 Miriam & Jim Mulva 20 April Foster Mary Soens Platner & Dick Johnston Bill & Debbie Ed Wroble & Carol Maureen Gigot Edward Wajda 20 Lynne Haney Paplham & & William Poynter Tom Deters 5 Sherry A. Mertes Saiki Steve & Sue Tim & Lisa Kautza 10 Lardner McDonald 10 Stram-Wroble Vanden Hogen & Tom Zwicky Jim Paplham 5 Dean’s Club Ruth & John Regent-Smith Ron Platner 20 Martha Fuchs 10 Laurie Miklaszewski Sewall McShane Frozena 20 Mark Ransom & Carol Lasee Kekula 20 Tom McInerney Jerry Vanden Hogen Larry & Melanie Sikowski 5 Tom Camilli & Karen Chris Lison Rosera 10 Mitch & Diann Hammer & Timothy Sewall 10 Dan Grassl & Karen Kurz-Riemer & Lee Prange & Dean’s Club Mary Kay Buckley Rose Lemens Skaletski & De Groot Camilli 20 Bob & Lorrie Rushkewicz 20 Judy Ann McQuade 20 Mary Jo Murphey Ivers & Class of 1976 Clare Faltynski Signorelli 20 Cathy Knaapen Grassl Richard Riemer 20 Neil Alan Van Dyke 10 Steve & Sue Brettingen 20 Von Rueden & Steven Skaletski Tim & Maria Delaney 20 Don Scheinoha Dave & Judy Terry 20 Luke Ivers Jr. 20 Participation: 20 percent Tricia Petchel Stanislowski Mary Giloth Hancur Chris Duggan Lienau & Dave Reichenberger 5 John Higgins 20 Tom Von Rueden 20 Ron & Kathy Smith Tom & Susan Schouten 20 Vicky Weiss & Chris Jonas Kryshak & & John Stanislowski 20 Susan Aubrecht Houlton Bernard Lienau 20 Gini Macco Rickert & President’s Club Judy* & Jerry Turba 20 Main Hall Club Eileen Taylor Schumann Philip Neujahr 20 Gary Kryshak 20 Main Hall Club Mary Waddick Stephenson & Clint Schauer Ken & Nancy Loehlein 20 Dave Rickert 20 Sara Johnson Tutskey & Bonnie Capizzi Connolly & Tom Schumann 10 Larry & Carolyn Lasee Darlene Gmoser Hays & Class of 1975 & Remy Stephenson 20 Jo Ann Katzban & Founder’s Club Don & Elizabeth Fran & Elizabeth Schmitz Paul Tutskey 20 & Dennis Connolly Scott McAlpine 20 Bob Hays 20 Participation: 18 percent Class of 1977 Ed & Patricia Van Zeeland 20 William Beren 10 Grace Bellino Steckart & Paul & Patricia Bachhuber 10 McDonald 20 Mary Beth Martha Morgan Dan Schneider & Jan Moore Jim & Janice Nelson 10 Participation: 24 percent Maurice Washington Carol Denis La Combe Jim Steckart 20 Debbie Hill Bangert 5 Agnes Ram Miller 10 President’s Club Dean’s Club & Bill Morgan 20 Mary Lansing 20 Antoinette Marchese Powell Mame O’Meara & Charles & Patti Albers Clare Wettstein 20 & Larry La Combe 20 Karen Oestreicher Stuckey 20 Jim & Kathleen Beaver 20 Mike Morgan 20 Karen McDiarmid* President’s Club Henry Plum Jim Slatky 20 & Keith Powell 20 Fly O’Meara Bob & Sue Burns 20 Kathy Mallon 20 Mary Therrian Van Asten Kathleen Drea Brauer & Arlene Jarzombek Porter Donn & Mary Pierce 20 Bill & Fiorella Auriemma 20 Participating Member Sonya Kissh Whitney Bonnie Cull Voller & Mike & Patricia Valentyn 20 Mary Mueller Reinhart & Joanne Soehnlen Sjostrom Dan & Cathy Huber 20 Mary McCombie William Brauer & Richard Porter 20 Fred & Teresa The Rev. Dan Felton Don & Daryl Barry 20 & Richard Whitney 10 Jack Voller 10 Don & Julie Weill 20 Mark Reinhart 10 & Kristopher Sjostrom 10 Dale & Winnie Hutjens 10 George & Jayne Meyer 20 Bob Cabelka & Susanne Hollis Rudnick 20 McMonagle Schmidt 20 Julie Heyroth Gasper & Mike Bauer & Bonnie Kuhr Steve & Sharon Wilmet 10 Greg & Marlene Voss Ann Roemaat 20 Thomas Johnson Jean Stremer Mills Cathy Jacquot Cabelka 20 Colleen Gilman Sheehan Participating Member Mike Van Asten 10 20 Jim Gasper 20 Sue Danforth Bergs & Susan Exner Ruf 20 Founder’s Club Founder’s Club Maggie Dickens Nebi & Kris & Don Clouthier & Jim Sheehan Lois Van Ess Bader & Rick & Michelle Tom Maher 20 Timothy Bergs Participating Member Geraldine Tapling-Funke Tom & Barbara Bomber Dean’s Club Wiberg Kobriger 20 Steve Bach & John Nebi 20 Linda Weis Anderson & Jean Thomas Domanik & Dave Smits & Roger Bader Toni Block Bianco & Bill Funke 20 Joe Boucher & John & Linda Blaida 5 Pat & John Tobin 20 Dean’s Club Franny VanNevel-Bach Dave Pankratz* Ronald Anderson Mike Domanik Jayne Bouressa Smits 20 Mike & Deborah Bailey Margaret Hamilton Bissen Marcia Voissem Theisen Susan De Groot 20 Gregory & Anne Smith 20 Todd Danen* & Anne Rich & Susan Biemeret Owen & Jane Phelps 10 Quent Below & Bill Donovan & Pat & Cathryn Spice 20 Mary Krueger Bernard & & Daniel Bissen & Jeffrey Theisen 20 Jeannie Peirick Braun & Main Hall Club Vandeveld Danen 10 Linda Laforest Bleser 20 Jim & Gail Schleis Diane Reese Below Mary Tomko Donovan Mary Tetzloff Valerio & John Bernard 20 Founder’s Club Charles Bonuccelli & Rick & Betty Toneys 20 David Braun 20 Marianne Gerrits 20 Bob & Cynthia Lee Hilger 20 Mark & Carla Brieman 10 Jeff & Bonnie Timler Ken Burkel Chuck & Anna Fehring 20 Joe Valerio Dave Bissonette 10 Mike & Kathy Bielmeier Mary Thomas Peggy Martin Gramarossa Maggie Phair Butts & Joanna Riopelle Jay & Karin Hiller 20 Mary Paul Brunet & Jane Smeester Wicker & Rita Johnson Capriolo Susan Roemaat Gornall 20 Randy Van Boxtel 20 Barbara Schaetzer Bitter Rita Zajkowski Dufour 20 Ginny George Costigan & Ziegler & John Ziegler 5 Edward Butts 20 Rick & Michelle Michael Brunet 20 Roland Wicker 20 & Mike Capriolo Bob Hruska & Jean Patricia Elliott & William Bitter Deb Reinold Feldman & Founder’s Club Todd Costigan Roberta Champeau & Wiberg Kobriger 20 Jeff Chiappetta & Elaine Jeff Degner & Marcie Van Handel Hruska 20 Vanden Boogaard & Jack & Barbara Bryce Participating Member Alan Feldman Pete & Cynthia Allcox 20 Diane Dillon 20 Donald Bumpus Dave & Cathy Nettleton Michelini Chiappetta 20 Class of 1970 DeNamur Degner 20 Tom & Baybette Janovsky John Vanden Boogaard Patricia Byrne Linda Gorman Annen & Gerard & Shawn Fontaine Rick & Jennifer Connie Petullo Gluth & Joseph & Patricia Emer 10 Kristin Hoffmann Powley Gail Richards Comeau & Participation: 20 percent Kathy Fairbanks Robert & Judith Jansen 20 Kathleen Dolnik Ziccarelli 10 Fran Byrnes Collier & Cary Annen Jim & Jacqueline Frett 20 Bartholomew 20 Richard Gluth Mike & Catherine Halloran 20 & Kent Powley 20 Wayne Comeau 10 Cathy Knaapen Grassl Dennis & Jane Joyce Michael Collier Greg & Theresa Beyer Louise Hermsen 20 Mary Brotz Gordon & Greg & Jayne Benesh 20 JoAnn Halada Hannigan MaryDaniel Cooper 20 President’s Club & Dan Grassl Bill & Patricia Karlovitz Class of 1972 Kathy Lisch Collins = Tony Cappozzo & Valerie Larry Gordon 20 Karen Kostyniuk Bruce & Daniel Hannigan Frank & Jean Casey Hurley & Main Hall Club Bonnie Brodzeller Dowdy & Brian & Sheri Hanlon Gary Kryshak & Participation: 22 percent & Tom Collins 20 Downing Cappozzo Barb Mohr John Guthrie & & Timothy Bruce 20 Pat & Janie Fallon Sharon Krause Hansen & Melvin Dowdy 5 Blaha Battaglia 20 Pat Vande Castle Hitt Chris Jonas Kryshak 20 Mary Beltz Dyke & Rose Traxler Clifford & Diana Sweetland Tim Dyer & Julia John Hansen 20 Mike Boberschmidt President’s Club Jane Leahy Gale Thull & Donald Guzan Jan Feldhausen & & Pat Hitt 20 Allison Domke McWilliams Dennis Dyke Tom Clifford 20 Fran Mader & Diane Joan Harvieux Donahue-Dyer Jeff & Diane Walters 20 Don & Susan Jarek 20 Larry Chatman 5 & Nancy Gross 10 Mavis Kryzanek & & Thomas McWilliams 10 Thomas & Mary Bleser Hayes Ellen Ellwanger Cathy Schmit Czaja & David Hornung Pam Braun Fitzell & Bob & Jane Kahman Larry & Jeanne* Lucier Glenn & Barbara Mittelsteadt Mader 20 Chet & Barbara Gerlach Roger Bartnik 5 Steve & Ann Nickols 20 John Fallon & Diane Thomas Czaja 20 Mary Wirtz Northrup & Pete & Marianne Houlihan 20 Stephen Fitzell 20 Founder’s Club Dan Laurent & Nancy Middendorf Gibbons 5 Wayne Sigl & Vince & Maribarbara Lane 10 Mary Rose Reinbold Novak Madrigrano 20 Leszczynski Fallon 20 Darlene Dorner-Stodola Heidi Reis Kepchar & Dino & Camille Franchi Carol Earle Adrian & Chris Wall Laurent 20 Leesa Erickson 20 Ann Gentine Sturzl & Mark Northrup Bob Gloudemans & Judy Deboth Lehnert & & Wayne Novak 20 Theodore & Roberta Fritsch Carl & Carol Haese Bill & Teresa Schmelzer 20 Dennis Kepchar Tim Hansen 5 John Adrian John Laurich Sue Cassels Gloudemans 20 Tony Ventura & Peggy Glenn Lehnert Ann Sweeney Peters & Ed Sturzl 20 Chris Liebman Geurts & Chris Pergoli Hemmer & Tony & Janet Lombardo 20 Jim & Jackie Jacobs 20 John Bauschka & Jeff Matthews Reynolds Ventura 20 Sheila Kerger Truesdell & Barbara Brunette Katz & Arlynn Ewald Liberty & Wayne Peters Dean’s Club Thomas Geurts 5 Paul Hemmer 20 Michael Truesdell Mark Northrup & Joe & Darlene Meurer Barb Hanlon Bauschka 20 Tim & Kathleen McElroy Henry Katz 20 Ken* & Marijean Ronald Liberty 20 Joan Brezin Phillips & Rita & Bruce Kilmer 10 Linda Feicht Honrath & Mary Wirtz Northrup Kim Pierce & Jim & Marsha Bowton 20 Mary Berg Mitzuk & Allen Zahorski 20 Mike & Barbara Kimps 20 Judith Wright Vandenberg Peg O’Rourke Kelly & Anne Harmon Meyer Thomas Phillips 20 Ron Marx Charlotte Bitkers Liddicoat 20 Alfred Honrath 5 & Robert Vandenberg 20 Paula Olson-Krueger & Liz Carroll Pierce Steve & Debra Butz Mark Mitzuk Terry Kelly 20 Dean’s Club John & Mary Nichol Mary Varju Raven & Joe Nicks Sandi Spiotto Lynch Ellen Collins Kallies & Gary & Lorraine Wieseckel 20 John Olson 5 Jill Reginato Pitterle & Nancy Christien-Zidek & Bob Parks Pat Hayes Kuzma & Tom & Mary Domer 20 Colette Kolstad Olbrich Patrick Raven 20 Steve & Deborah Pohl 20 The Hon. David J. Matyas 20 Jack Kallies 20 Jim & Chong Wirch Tom & Sandra Piette Daniel Pitterle 20 Richard Zidek 20 Steve & Susan Soderlund Thomas Kuzma 5 Connie & Lee Steffanus 20 & Jerry Olbrich 5 Jim & Mary Kay Sanders Kathi Connolly Van Sistine Sharon Banaszynski Mierow 10 Scott & Gail King John & Jean Zegers Barb Cullen Radvillas & Bob Preston & Jake* & Cynthia Estelle Mehegan Soger & Dick & Donna Lubinski 20 Anita Butkus Philipp & Katie Jones Schiller & & C.J. Van Sistine Mike Porubcan & Becky Gosse Krugman & Ray Radvillas Cindy Kachan Preston Czarnik-Neimeyer 5 Dennis Soger Mary Leresche Marten Main Hall Club Leslie Philipp 20 Steve Schiller Audrey Lund 20 John Krugman 20 Participating Member Gary & Sharon Rotherham 20 Remy Stephenson & Mary Mimi Dane & Emil Sattler Sheila Barrett Wippich & & Ronald Marten 20 Douglas & Mary Carson 20 Lee & Janice Propson Greg & Kathryn Smith 20 Jan Rossing 20 Kevin & Leslie Lally 20 Nancy Harrill Bowen & Mary Anne Nash Sebby & Waddick Stephenson 20 Marty Webb Dwyer & Keniel Wippich 20

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Class of 1978 Class of 1979 & Noel Levasseur 20 Mary Egger Stangel & Shawn O’Neil 20 Mike & Cynthia Devine 20 Dean’s Club Mary Gallenberger Tesch John & Mary Wilde 20 Steve Bollom 20 Dan Van Veen Susan Lattimer Crevier Participation: 17 percent Participation: 20 percent Mike & Julie Mackin 10 Philip Stangel 20 Terry McGuire Ostling & Cheryl Globis DiNella & Elizabeth Anne Ahlenius 5 Joe Bougie & Margaret Bechwar Whatley Lisa Lindstrom Danielson Kevin Shaw* Therese Pinter Vande Hey Larry Ostling Ron DiNella Paul & Michelle Participating Member Heidi Dorazio-Bougie & Robert Whatley & Timothy Danielson Class of 1984 Kathy Viglione Anderson President’s Club President’s Club Jim Venard & & Mark Vande Hey 20 Mike & Nancy Oswald 5 Mary Gibbons Haley & Hirschboeck 20 Participation: 18 percent Amy Fetherston Groh & Deanne Skalecki Wilinski Katie Hilbert Denlinger & Richard Anderson 5 Dave & Susan Mike & Renee Joanne Manna Venard 20 Debby Wolfe Palm & Tim Haley 20 Peggy & Dan Pichler 10 Daniel Groh 5 & Allen Wilinski & Douglas Denlinger 20 Participating Member Jane Duffy Baeten & Cook Barthel 10 Ingrassia Ariens 20 Jeff & Julie Wyman Michael Palm 20 Mary Hendricks 5 Mike & Lisa Van Alstine 10 President’s Club Sally Villa Groleau & Theresa Galewski Dew* Tom & Ruthann Hall Dave & Susan Jim Young & Pat Baeten Sharon Zychowski Paprocki Laurel Gehr Hornick & Jean & Pat Dunks 20 Tom Baeten Tom Groleau 20 Class of 1986 & Deryl Dew Pam Baker 20 Main Hall Club Tim & Barbara Michels 20 Bart Baugnet & Dave & Nancy Huber Cook Barthel 10 Lori Smith Young 5 & Joe Paprocki Mark Hornick 20 Steve & Kelly* Heim Participation: 18 percent Karla Pevonka Duchac Ralph Tease & Mark & Julie Ann Kasper 20 Bill & Lilly Barrett Dave Rhode Tim Houlihan & Amy Phil Behling & Tom & Joce Hair Purtell 10 Betty Mrozek Baugnet Annette Gatto Hennessy & Steven Duchac Susan Lambert Tease 20 Tim & Jan Romenesko 10 Class of 1980 Tony Brice & Kathy Jim Ropella 20 Van Domelen Houlihan Liz Brien Behling 20 Sharon Solfest 20 Jeanne Balistreri Bjork & John Hennessy 20 President’s Club Lisa Valenziano Gariup Gene & Barbara Schramka 20 Participation: 21 percent Kwaterski Brice Leon & Lori Seliger 20 Melissa Brabazon Braun & James Bjork Bill Boehme & & Alex Gariup Dean’s Club Margaret Houren Dean’s Club Colleen Fitzgerald Huberty Jill McEwen Spude & Alison Ebert 20 Lynn Thome Von Rueden Becky Ehlinger Ibach & Dale Braun John & Lisa Helland Boyd 20 & Michael Huberty Sharon Schirger Boehme 20 Jerry & Stacey Haggerty Pat* & Mary Georgia 10 Deb De Bruin 10 John Spude 10 President’s Club Lou & Susan Gerlach 20 & Tony Von Rueden 20 & Mark Ibach Joe & Lisa Fazio 10 Colleen Caine & Mike Lemon Judy Jacques 20 Cathy La Violette Mike Knippen Nancy & Dave Huber Jim & Amy Viola 10 Dean’s Club Karen & Alexander Stuckey Eileen Stumpp Goodwin Barb Navickas Johnson Mary Jo Grabner 20 Mike Dauplaise & Joe & Lori Kools Maureen Fraher McCabe John & Pat Tobin 20 Rob & Kelly Olejniczak Participating Member Paul E. Bruce & Carl & Carol Vogel 20 & Guy Goodwin & Paul Johnson Keith Noskowiak 5 Main Hall Club Bonnie Groessl 5 Paul Lantolf 5 & Thomas McCabe Gene & Barbara Schramka 20 Katherine Abernathy Huber Tom Baeten & Jan Wagner Laura Anzia Bruce 20 Main Hall Club Doug & Phoebe Kitson 20 Dale Braun & Melissa Mary Whalen Hannon & Karen Rowan Lieser & Shannon O’Conor McKeown Dean’s Club John Spude & & Stephen Huber 20 Jane Duffy Baeten Jenny Hoeft Zimmerman Mike Hannon Mike & Sherry Daniels 5 David & Karen Barry 10 Bob Koeller Brabazon Braun James Lieser 20 & Bill McKeown Terri & William Jackson 20 Jill McEwen Spude 10 Kathy Poole Jahns & Richard & Penny & John Zimmerman 20 Mary Bougie Krautkramer Ed Bellock 20 Kevin & Jenny Kopp Dan Costello & Julie Herold Lynch & Main Hall Club Elizabeth Schumacher Kim Wolfe Schemmel & Dave Jahns Jr. Carriveau 10 Mark Naze & Dan Kafka 20 Fred & Suzanne Miller Ann Close Costello John Lynch Beth Crowley Emmerich Neuville & Mark Neuville Scott Schemmel 20 Dean’s Club Kurt & Kathleen Miller Pat & Mary Coyle Founder’s Club Elizabeth Timmins Harry & Patti Radix 20 Barbara Baldwin Alldredge Nancy Delaney O’Neill Kathy Kaye Adrians & Joe Emmerich & Kevin & Laura McKenna & Joe Emmerich Bonnie Diny Nockerts & Jim Paplham & Lynne Tim Flanigan & Elizabeth Julie Elliott Nolan 10 Judson & Nancy Main Hall Club & Donald O’Neill Thomas Adrians Beth Crowley Emmerich Kevin McTernan & Eilena Mike & Colleen Steve Nockerts & William Alldredge 20 Haney Paplham 5 Kremer Flanigan 20 Nancy Stansfield Phythyon Schumacher Mark & Kelley Condon Stephen O’Toole 20 = Clare Guse & Sharapata McTernan 20 Hickey O’Brien 10 Debby Siolka Pasterski & Sean & Kay Dwyer 5 Joan Faltynski Van Severen Eric & Julie Hansen John & Betsy Ahearne Brian Wichman & John Phythyon* Joan Drascic Perrone & Brian Pasterski 10 Bill & Nancy Murphy 5 Lauree & Terry Frett 20 Ron & Colleen Hruska 20 Linda Panszczyk 10 Bill & Carol Budig 20 Laura Beck Sinclair* & Founder’s Club & Tim Van Severen Mark & Catherine Dan Perrone 20 Diana Akin Popp & Bill Popp Paul & Alison Nevins 20 Robert & Julie* Sally Fischer Karls & Mary Remiker Schenian Beth Beimel Clabots & Jerry & Maria Lang 20 Steve Sinclair 10 Susan Bishop & Peter Kellen Tom & Amy Randerson 20 Mary Porter Kelly Reagan Robery & Curro Idzikowski 20 Steve Karls & Terry Schenian 20 Gregory Clabots 20 Grace Meyer 20 Scott & Michelle Frederick & Laura Boehm Founder’s Club Vandenlangenberg Mary Ann Lange Sorensen Brad Quimby Steven Robery Lori Van Sistine Maher* Liz Jannotta Kavanagh & Lisa Miller Schilling & Steve & Alina Globis 20 Todd & Dawn Vandenhouten 20 Ron Calewarts 20 Tony & Diana Abts 5 Joanne Manna Venard & Howard Sorensen Buck Rogers & Megan Sokolowski 20 & Tripp Maher* 20 Preston B. Kavanagh III Paul Schilling 5 Mark & Steffanie Grogan Ausloos Schroeder Sue Barcal De Grave & Bernie Bach 10 & Jim Venard 20 Anne Hupfer Stevenson Karen Baker Rogers Founder’s Club Lisa Madigan Spratt & Joseph & Carla Pappalardo 5 Deonne Degner Krenz & Lisa Freis Vanden Avond* Paul & JoAnn Maranan Paul De Grave 5 Barb Hanlon Bauschka Phil & Nadine Vitaliano Founder’s Club & William Stevenson Jeff Tegge & Rita Jonet Baretta & Kevin Spratt Michelle DuBois Stanley 20 Kenneth Krenz & Keith Vanden Avond Lori Halaburt Menzner & Hope Hackett De Leon & John Bauschka 20 Jim Webb Jeff Bartolai 5 Jeff & Candie Vande Loo Nancy Mueller Tegge Steven Baretta Lisa Christensen Thiry Patty Mancosky Zach & Debbie Hastings La Croix Nancy Thinnes Weas & Phil Menzner 20 & Lorenzo De Leon Steve Byers Lois Barrett Wiltgen Kim Mettlach Bauer & Paul Vanden Heuvel & Shannon McCarthy Thaeler Vicki Ritter Browne & & Ronald Thiry Steve Zach 20 Chris Wall Laurent & Douglas Weas A. William Meo & Larry Dolan Todd & Cynthia Ehlers 20 Paul Bauer 5 Patty Witte Vanden Heuvel & Andrew Thaeler Pat Browne Elizabeth Timmins & Dan Laurent 20 Twila Zahorski Meo 20 Roger & Patricia Gadda George Evans & Peggy Main Hall Club Class of 1981 Participating Member Rosellen & John Kathy Yeskel Barb Lemp Caan & Mark Naze Ann Cismoski Mitchell Bobby Nasshan & Dorothy Unger Polly & Bob Hackett Sullivan Evans 20 Barbara Hooyman Baker Participation: 16 percent Dave & Penny Albers Brannigan 20 Jane Cisler Zimmer & Jeff Watzka & Jessi Thomas Caan Mike Van Haren & Jack Mitchell III 20 Karen Wilson Nasshan Doug Hahn & Susan Frank & Rosanne Fidler & Jeff Baker 5 Mary Claire Coonen Bartz Chris Linskens Christie & Joseph Zimmer Dan & Maureen Donahue Patty Witte Vanden Heuvel President’s Club Peggy Moulder Nowak Paul & Kathleen Paese Hershman Watzka Sauvey Hahn Tim & Robin Flatley Lynn Carli & Paul Standa 20 & Allan Bartz Jeff Christie 10 Jacqui Kraft Engebos & & Paul Vanden Heuvel Richard & Sharon Brown 5 & Gary Nowak Pat Phelan Steve Wilda & Tom & Annette Al & Julie Freis 20 Gerry & Laurie Hruska 20 Kathy Kwaterski Brice Mary Gavinski Clacko & Rick Engebos 5 Chris Kremer Vandenhouten Pat & Marysue Michels 10 Greg & Mary Schneider Joan & Joseph Phelps Class of 1985 Carol Sladek Wilda* 10 Miller Hamilton 10 Faye & John Hanley 20 John Pennington* & & Tony Brice Tony Clacko Participation: 22 percent Brian & Janice Higgins 5 & Randy Vandenhouten Cathy Block Riordan & Kim Sanders Szatkowski Barb Kirschling Quigley & Ken Zilch & Amy Sager Zilch Mary Ellen Geurts Hurst Chris Jansch 20 Robert Draths Jr. & Timothy S. & Brennan & Ellen Hussey Jeff & Lisa Whitrock Karlyn Crowley* Robert Riordan & Thomas Szatkowski Gregory Quigley 10 & The Rev. Service Hurst Warren Jones 20 Jean Kroeger Draths Laura E. Collins 20 President’s Club Participating Member Jim & Jeanne Kerr Terri Heim Trantow & Neil Vandenberg & Craig & Theresa Stertz 20 Mary-Kay Simonet Young Mark & Sheri Jacobs 20 Joe Karlovich & Eileen Founder’s Club Kurt Dulka Mary Leonetti Cortopassi Andy Lampereur & Betty Mrozek Baugnet & Jim & Nancy Martin 10 John Trantow Pat Murphy Vandenberg Terry Matuszak Sullivan & & Rick Young Kevin & Kim Leitermann 20 Erbs Karlovich 20 Anne Olejniczak Allen & Amy Garrigan Goudzwaard & David Cortopassi Chris Estel Lampereur 20 Bart Baugnet Dan Matuszek 20 Jim & Rosemarie Michael Sullivan 10 Julie Schultz McCarragher Mary Elizabeth Payin Daniel Allen & Jeff Goudzwaard 20 Jane Van Alstine Dawkins Tom & Joce Hair Purtell 10 Dave Bradish & Eilena Sharapata McTernan Main Hall Club Von Rueden 20 Tom & Rosemary Ward Class of 1987 & Kevin McCarragher Killinger Sue Simons Baker & Laurie Misgen Grasso & & Simon Dawkins Bill Van Ess* 20 Lori Van Camp Bradish & Kevin McTernan 20 20 Jeanne Garrison Rowan & Renee De Chatelets Joe & Karen Zegers 20 Participation: 19 percent Curtis M. Moore Bob & Sue La Violette Gary Baker Ken Grasso 10 Patricia Hakanson Denson Dan Chopp & Janeen Zimmer Olson & 20 Peter Rowan Waterman & Dean’s Club Dave Navratil 20 Elaine Becker Moss* & Dave & Mary Behncke 20 Mike Kolloway & Participating Member & Tom Denson Maureen Gibbons Chopp James Olson President’s Club Paul Standa & Lynn Carli 20 Douglas Waterman 20 Paul & Claudia Olejniczak 20 Brenda Rakers Paul De Grave & Rita Reilly Kolloway Cindy Mau Behm & Sheila Fitzgerald & Matt & Donna Dickhut 10 Mary Ariens Dellanina & Marshall Moss* 20 Dan Van Alstine & Chris Tom & Barb Youngell Steve & Kaye Schneider Chris Parrilli & Mike & Susan Regan 20 Sue Barcal De Grave 5 Steven Behm Eric Johnson 10 Julie Diliberti 10 Emo Dellanina 20 Don & Rose Noskowiak 20 McCrary Van Alstine Lola Zuehlke Luther & Kathie Klister Svabek & Monique Jeanquart Parrilli Tom & Robin Schumacher Peggy Sullivan Evans Ted Luther John & Lisa Helland Boyd 20 Claire Flierl & Dan Dudek & Chris Estel Lampereur & Larry Ostling & Class of 1982 Larry Svabek 20 Vern & Julie Peterson Katie Hegarty Schwieder & George Evans 20 Founder’s Club Margaret Roth Mackey Jean Kroeger Draths & Mark Panarusky 5 Judy Hoffman Dudek Andy Lampereur 20 Terry McGuire Ostling Participation: 18 percent Tom Vandenberg & Amy Anne Petersen Rieckhoff & & Wylie Schwieder 20 Susan Sauvey Hahn Barbara Basche 10 Robert Draths Jr. Chris Nejedlo Goulet & Peggy Walsh Dull Kurt & Stephanie Cindy Kachan Preston & & David Mackey Spielbauer Vandenberg* 5 Scott Rieckhoff 20 Terri Simon-Nelsen & & Doug Hahn Rick Binzak 10 Mark Fischer Timothy Goulet Renee Hansen Flesch & Portman Rotherham 20 Bob Preston President’s Club Pat McElroy 20 Kathe McNamara Weinman Karen Baker Rogers & George Nelsen Faye & John Hanley 20 Joe & Carolyn Bunker 20 Jamie O’Meara Renee Calliott Flynn Patricia Trybek Gremore & Charles Flesch 20 Russ & De’Ette* Radant Pat & Jean Dunks 20 20 & Lee Weinman 10 Buck Rogers Dean’s Club Lois & Tom Schumacher 10 Anne Salm Higgins & Pat & Nancy Burke 20 Chuck Geurts & Tim & Jean Quill Joan Birder Gilliam & David Gremore Deby Gray Lisa Carnot Salter & Participating Member Ken & Carolyn Zacharias 20 Laura Anzia Bruce & Philip Stangel & Mary Glenn Higgins Jeff & Rebecca Curtin Theresa Rosik-Geurts 5 Beth Gunther Rybakowicz Michael Gilliam 5 Susan VanBommel Harger John Hake & Dave Salter 20 Steve Bongers & Deborah Paul E. Bruce 20 Egger Stangel 20 Lisa Foth Hildebrand* Ann Ganzer & Tim & Lynn Figiel Van Alstine & Mark Rybakowicz 20 Colny & Jill Gretzinger 5 Jerry Haske & Linda Main Hall Club Julie Nolan Hake Katy Fister Schwartz & Ann Stoffel Bongers Mary Miske 20 Nancy Fallon Tazioli & & Scott Hildebrand Gerard Mercuri Kate Noth Shadid & Jean Schuch Gustafson & Bekkers Haske 20 Liz Brien Behling & Rick & Marla Harrmann L. Bradley Schwartz Alan & Mary Czarnecki Ken & Carolyn Zacharias 20 Lou Tazioli 20 The Hon. Timothy A. Mark Guderski 20 Dean’s Club James Shadid 10 James Gustafson Rick & Andrea Hearden Phil Behling 20 John & Janice Janssen Mary Baeten Thornton & Dave Hawking & Anne Vandeveld Danen & Mike Ullstrup 20 Hinkfuss Brian P. Hake 20 Judy Heezen Tegge* Michelle Lemens Hokenson Jodi Wagner Holman & Kate Genell Burns & Mary Kaminski John Thornton Main Hall Club Laura Gibson 20 Mary Ann Burke Jahrling Tom & Kimberly Hlava Todd Danen* 10 Tony Von Rueden & Lynn & Mark Tegge & Michael Hokenson Alan Holman 20 Gregory Burns Dennis La Plante & Dawn Morrissette Timm Dan Hodgman & Glen & Amy Johnson 20 & James Jahrling 20 Eileen Erbs Karlovich & Mary & James Hughes Thome Von Rueden 20 Jim & Kimberly Trainor Mike Hyland Amy Van Domelen Houlihan John & Peggy Comerford Kim Wendland La Plante & Curt Timm Sue Prock Hodgman 20 Bob Karger 20 Bill Katzfey & Joe Karlovich 20 Carla Paul Mulvey & Mary Zovnic Main Hall Club Pat Murphy Vandenberg Denise Ivancic Johnson & Tim Houlihan Ann Close Costello & Tara Brennan Torkelson Jean & Bob* Horn 20 Mary Ann Lubinski Klass Sue Kratt Katzfey 10 Sue Kratt Katzfey & Bill Kontny Gary Mulvey Janet Stoller Mashl & & Neil Vandenberg & Jeffrey Johnson Dan Costello Chris & Karen Van Lanen Brian & Molly Hughes & Pat Klass Participating Member Tricia Licata 20 Bill Katzfey 10 Elisabeth Neusser Bob & Susan Naujokas Steve Mashl 5 Anne Miske Wiegman & Rosemarie Kraft Keane Betsy Wermuth Cypcar 20 Monica Walk Kathy Loewen 20 Susan Fifrick Knapp & Patti Braun Tom Lichtfuss & Tom & Julia Kinderman 20 Bruce Wiegman & James Keane Madagame 10 Lisa Fry Kathy Kilarski Navarro & Jessi Hershman Watzka Julie Donovan Massey* Bryan Knapp 10 Julie Connor McComis & Mark & Patricia Bykowski 10 Laura Becker Lichtfuss Chris Kluth 20 Pat Howard Woytek & Rita Reilly Kolloway & Mark & Katherine Ann Harty 5 Richard Navarro & Jeff Watzka Lori Boni La Cosse & Mike McComis 20 & Shawn Massey 10 Lisa Elson Cornell & Cathy Challed McPeek Laura Becker Lichtfuss & Bernard Woytek Mike Kolloway Missurelli 20 Sue Prock Hodgman & Kathy Kersten Pabian & Rich Eisch Wilson & Thomas La Cosse Joe & Wendy Siekierski 20 Robert Cornell 20 & Bob McPeek 20 Tom Lichtfuss Founder’s Club Randy & Patty Leiker Karen Wilson Nasshan Dan Hodgman 20 Mark Pabian Beth Wilson Jo Ann Sikowski Peters Don Drewiske & Lynn Mary Ryan Miller & Pam Burgmeier McKenna Kevin & Deanna Agen Debbie Wenzel Marciniak & Bobby Nasshan Ann & Michael Hoernke 20 Bill Popp & Diana Akin Popp Amy Sager Zilch & Ken Zilch Founder’s Club & Melvin Peters Class of 1983 Liddle-Drewiske 20 Thomas Miller & Patrick A. McKenna Greg Bollom & Participation: 18 percent & Brian Marciniak Winora O’Meara Orcutt Kate Hogan & Shelly Principe Beth Goard Agen & Paul Podlaski Elaine Henry 20 Shawn O’Neil & Charlotte Szostak Kathleen De Mets 10 Bill McKeown & Shannon & Tim Orcutt Mark Rudolph 20 Laurie Carruthers Restifo 20 Participating Member Brian Agen Randy & Suzanne Treml Claude Hribal Mary Sullivan O’Neil 20 McLaughlin & Daniel Dr. Robert Bouressa 5 President’s Club O’Conor McKeown Rita M. Schmitt Pampel Paul & Cathy Lombardi 20 Nancy Adamson Reuter & Tony & Marguerite Sue Haderer Baert & Claire Schultz Williams Lisa Wagner Jones 20 Joe Paprocki & Sharon McLaughlin 10 Susan Manna Bronken Eileen Butch & Pat & Donna* Pirman & Dennis J. Pampel 20 Mike & Colleen Christopher Reuter Albachiara Kenneth Baert 20 & James Williams 20 Bonnie Briel Keller Zychowski Paprocki Ingrid Hoffmann Merkatoris & Jeffrey Bronken 5 Tom Balthazor 10 Kevin Poehls 10 Chuck & Renee Peters 20 Hickey O’Brien 10 Michelle Preslaski Schlosser Lori Van Camp Bradish & Pat Browne & Lori Smith Young & Mike & Laetitia Kirchman Mark & Eileen Peterson 10 & Michael Merkatoris 20 Trish Briick Byron & Tom & Diane Campion 20 Judi Guetzloff Ryan & Brian & Kathi Pritzl 20 Mary Ellen Schill 10 & Todd Schlosser Dave Bradish Vicki Ritter Browne Jim Young 5 Pat Klass & Mary Ann Jim & Cynthia Reilly 20 Chris & Joyce Milan Joseph Byron 20 Bill & Jaclyn Rehm 5 Rob Ryan Peter & Maria Bill & Carlyn Tochterman 5 Michelle Riefke Smith & Deb Ourada Brodziski & David & Betsy Burke Jane Zehren 20 Lubinski Klass Cindy Reinl John & Christine Morrissey Anne Petrowski Deeter Theresa Rosik-Geurts & Beth Sorenson Simonet Vandenbergh 20 Stewart Smith Kevin Brodziski 20 Tinya Wagoner Christensen Tom & Carolyn Zilm Julie Pelishek Kuehl & Margaret Paulson Rooney Lynn Gilmack Nealis & & Jim Deeter Chuck Geurts 5 & John Simonet Jeff* & Karen Verkuilen 20 Founder’s Club Gail Strehlow Thomas & Maureen Gibbons Chopp & David Christensen Terry Kuehl 20 & Brian Rooney Kevin Nealis 20 Margaret Ariens Denten Bob Tomasetti & Anne Shallow Sprout & Carol Sladek Wilda* & Liz Behring Robert Thomas 20 & Dan Chopp Deborah Segerstrom Collins Patty Ratican Levasseur Bill Stack Mary Sullivan O’Neil & & Martin Denten Kathleen Fanning 10 David Sprout Steve Wilda 10 Mary Haderer Bollom & Tim & Debbie Van Gompel Denis Crevier & & John Collins

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Curt Esser Jim Tomaselli Pat Olejniczak* Faye Laundrie Klismet & Maria Neuser Totzke & Luke Kelly & Tim Buerger & Dean’s Club Jay & Susan Isselmann 5 Tia Dutter Schumacher Steve Neville 5 Jodi Erickson Donovan 5 Karen Ferfecki Gall & Jamie White 5 Laura Palmbach Owens Todd Klismet 10 James Totzke Gina Stangel Kelly Karyn Lange Buerger 10 Jonathan & Stacie Dooley 5 Eric Jacobson 5 & Darin Schumacher Anne Drees Niederkorn Doreen Mitchell Drescher Mark Gall 20 & David Owens 10 Becky Brandl Kowaleski Kerry Rea Turgeon Barb Bray Kreul & Mary La Mere Burich & Kris Cialdini Lindblom & Mike Jarentowski & Lisa Utvik Simplot 10 & Dan Niederkorn & Clint Drescher Linda Bekkers Haske & Class of 1988 Jean Doucette Paque & Gary Kowaleski 10 John & Jamie Van Dyck Christopher Kreul Jeffrey Burich 20 Todd Lindblom JulieAnn Rinella Steve & Jane Travis Tracy Opicka Heather Locke Green 5 Jerry Haske 20 Participation: 14 percent & Bob Paque Shawn Lindsay Karen L. Fowler Latterell 10 Doug Chronert & Roxanne Bridget* Krage O’Connor & Jarentowski Dave Ward & Kris Kushava Ott & Kim Herring 5 Participating Member Renata Hruska Dean & Anne Larry Lueck & Chris & Colleen Leffler Nelezen Chronert 10 Jeff O’Connor 10 Kate Madden Jones & Judy Luzbetak Ward 5 Nathan Ott 5 Missy Karls President’s Club Yvonne Barbier Pat Kohl & Calawerts Stewart 5 Becky Koeppel Lueck Chad & Christine Scott Corbett James B. Waters III & Charlie Jones Sara McGee Woelfel & Ellen Wucherpfennig Beth Kurtz Jan & Tom Krautkramer 10 Karen Kuchler Bassing & Kathy Sullivan Kohl Steve Tebo Lisa Vande Hei Pierce & Lemerande 5 Deborah Jansch Gauthier Elizabeth M. Carlin Waters Pat Lamirande & Karen Daryl Woelfel Piotrowski & Samantha Fisher LaViolette Kurt & Stephanie Amy Schlumpf Manion & Roberta Browne-Warner Marty Pierce James Bassing Dan Nelson & Dr. Marina & Mark Gauthier 10 Kaczmarek Lamirande Scott & Sarah Zoeller David Piotrowski & Dan LaViolette 10 Portman Rotherham 20 Lisa Rasmussen Boldt & Drew Manion 10 Cathy Wavrunek Michelle Hartmann Puryear Seme Nelson 10 John Hart Main Hall Club Holly Trimberger Lewis Mark Rentmeester & Jenny Bev Gudex Matheys & Larry Boldt Aaron & Ann Didier Hilts Participating Member Marifran Simon Mattson Dean’s Club Steve & Marilyn & Matthew Puryear Tom Ploetz 5 Jack & Maria Hendry & John Lewis Campbell Rentmeester 10 Bernard Matheys 5 Tom Carroll & Nichole Jerry Noskowiak & Jill Grinde Benware & & James Mattson Ron Altenburg 20 Wronkowski 5 Cathy Levy Vander Zanden Matthew G. & David & Alice Henning Becky Koeppel Lueck Andy Roever & Scott McMahon* & Fangmeier Carroll Jane Forgianni Noskowiak Jim Benware Jane Missurelli McTernan Tom Endries & Dave Vander Zanden 5 Elizabeth J. Reidel 10 Laura Donzelli Henze & & Larry Lueck Becky Simons Roever 10 Jenn Brown McMahon Anne Owens Del Ghingaro & John Michael McTernan Mike Walsh John Scheller Dave Henze 10 Bill & Audra Shropshire Diane Brefka Martin & Denice Delorto Brogan & Craig Treichel & Jenny McIntosh Meacham Class of 1989 & Dean Del Ghingaro Cathi Reinardy Neufeld & Main Hall Club Kumiko Tominaga Webb Jim & Laurie Schirger Jim Hergert & Kris Kueht Zeman & William Martin 20 John Brogan 10 Lisa Berg Treichel 10 & Jonathan Meacham Participation: 14 percent Michelle Curran Feuerstein J. Timothy Neufeld Kathleen Jackson 5 & Steven Webb 20 Cheryl Styka Steffens & Irena Kubiak Rob Zeman Darcy Meisner McBeth & Jennifer Bork Chancellor & Scott & Britta Vettraino Jenny Bierl Melching & Matt & Kerry Lang 10 President’s Club & Scott Feuerstein Richard Chancellor Monique Jeanquart Parrilli Lisa Schultz Wroblewski Richard Steffens Linda Infante Founder’s Club Samuel McBeth 5 Perry Willems Michael Melching Theresa Roetter & Elise Amel Steve Fitzpatrick 10 Lisa Burkart Chengary & & Chris Parrilli & Tom Wroblewski Amy Wittkopf Uribe & Anne Schmitt Jenkins Mike Aleckson Julie Dretzka Myers & Tara Bradley Williams & Tammy Thompson Mark McColloch 5 Sharon Schirger Boehme Cathy Stephani Green & Dan Chengary Beth Pier* 20 Ruben Uribe & Jeffrey Jenkins Dan & Audrey Altenburg Tim Myers James Williams Moynihan & Joe & Wendy Siekierski 20 & Bill Boehme 20 Richard Green Jay De Cleene & Chris Pier Class of 1990 Keith & Kristin Sean & Tracy Keighron Michelle Norton Anderson* Heidi Nick Nagy & Nate & Kristina Zastrow Jerome Moynihan Michael Cyrus, Ed.D. 10 Sarah Mullins Griffiths* Jenny Franken De Cleene* Mary-Jo Heinrich Pierce & Founder’s Club Participation: 17 percent Van Den Heuvel 5 Joe & Danica Kiedinger & David Anderson 10 Jacob Nagy Kelly Melotte Perry & Kevin & Connie Michels & Ian Griffiths 10 Tom & Valerie Neumann Gerard & Linda Deprez 10 Participating Member Douglas Pierce Shelly Braatz* Mark Vander Sanden 10 Roxann Leisemann John & Amy Bastuga 5 Scott Perry Chris & Kati Remington Laura* & Frank Pasternak 5 President’s Club Neal & Tammy Gronset Laura Sikowski Samorske Kevin Dugan & Chelsea Buchman Budde Katy O’Neill Shere & John & Cynthia Briscoe 10 Kirchberg & Maureen Peteroccelli Bober Greg & Darcey Nicklaus 10 Tom & Carrie Guetzloff Participating Member & John Samorske Amy Hansen Dugan & Peter Budde Chris Wypych Roberti & Rich & Carol Carani 20 Jeffrey Kirchberg & Glen Bober Jeff Shere Main Hall Club Frank & Laura* Pasternak 5 Magy Kellogg & Eric Johnson Kathy De Mares Baumann Suzy Hemauer Endres Dawn Kissinger Christel Anthony Roberti 20 Kathy Licht Mark & Heather Bougie 10 Darrin Schaefer Wendy Bear Vandermause Jenny Joyce Chojnacki & Kerry & Matt Lang 10 Lisa Drewek Kern & & Joe Baumann & Craig Endres & Brad Christel Kirstin Le Mieux Slusarek Shannon Mac Nab 10 Karyn Lange Buerger & Susan Schmatzhagen & Erik Vandermause Steve Chojnacki Jennifer Frech Ryan & Dean’s Club Stephen Kern 10 Kevin & Heather Bell Lori Feiro Brian & Shelley Cooper & Gregg Slusarek 20 Maureen Campion Tim Buerger 10 Tim Styka & Greg & Kay Waite 5 Carl Clementi & Christine Michael Ryan John* & Cathy Barnes 20 Brad Klister & Jim Benware & Amy Schmidt Heimerl Jenny Franken De Cleene* Kelli Gerleman Swisher Merkatoris & Sven Carstensen Chanin Engelbert Styka Peggy & Ronald Ward Wettstein Clementi Mike Schimke & Carol & Brian Bruess Karen Verbeten Klister Jill Grinde Benware & Eric Heimerl & Jay De Cleene & David Swisher James Merkatoris Roxanne Nelezen Chronert Colleen Kane Tadych & Curt & Jean Detjen 10 Jackie Bork Schimke Jim & Candy Domach 5 Elaine & Marvin* Konrath Julie Hodges Biernat & JulieAnn Rinella Beth Hill Derozier & Participating Member Nancy Mueller Tegge & Shannon Stoll Rabas & & Doug Chronert 10 Rich Tadych Mark & Renee Doering Brian Skaletski & John Schaefer Tim & Carrie Labinski 20 Ron Biernat Jarentowski & Tim Derozier 10 Tom & Carole* Basak 5 Jeff Tegge Bart Rabas 10 Chris & Joselyn Cichocki Mark Gall & Karen Julie Beno Skaletski Michele Thielman Laufer Janice Dompke Mike Jarentowski Gretchen Bergstrom Jane Steinbrecher Bootz Rich Tengowski & Main Hall Club Karen Meles Rottier & Bob Domach 5 Class of 1994 Ferfecki Gall 20 & William Laufer 10 Kim Nielsen Gregory Chris Jones Dimmer & & Jon Bootz Beth Hill Tengowski Founder’s Club Pete Benkowski & Kelly Rottier Joel & Nancy Dopke Participation: 14 percent Brian Garvin 20 Tim & Mary Loversky & James Gregory Dennis Keffer & Michelle Chris Dimmer Tricia LeRoy Brand* & Steve & Kathleen Al Gripentrog 20 Mike Benkowski & Kathleen Christy Rogers Mark & Erin Van Zeeland Kelly Messman Friedlander AnnMarie Marlier & Steve & Sallie Jerovetz President’s Club Hitzemann Keffer 10 Kathie Toppe Ehlke & Jeff Brand Van Lieshout 20 John & Laura Haase Geibert Benkowski Jackie Bork Schimke & Amy Melichar Wach & David Friedlander 10 Donald Circo 20 Karen Verbeten Klister Brian & Lynn Bunkelman 5 Julie Berg Klebba & Scott Ehlke Claire Rebarchik Brefka & Bridget Hilbert Haubold Laura Whalen Bennett Mike Schimke Amy Krebsbach Glodowski Participating Member Michele Piette Micksch 5 & Brad Klister Participating Member Michael & Nicole McEvoy 10 John Klebba 5 Denise Ferkey & Tom Brefka & Fred Haubold 5 Jayne Cromheecke Julie Beno Skaletski & & Scott Glodowski Kathleen Kane Boehm & Brenda Kruse Mikell & Jeff* & Kathleen* Molnar Tom Bertz & Jill Janovicz Jesse & Christine Lamberg 10 Jeffrey Swaluk 5 Crystal Gabrich Brown & Tracy Louis Infante & Butterbrodt & Brian Skaletski Laura Kroll Gordon & Michael Boehm Marty Mikell Lynda Kempf Rank* & Cindy Gertz Bruecker & Dean’s Club Gaylene Nash Rhoden & Mary Ann Frye Glime & Robert Brown Mike Infante 20 James Butterbrodt 5 Jeanne Wynn Sneed & Joe Gordon 5 Julie Demski Castin Lynn Strojny Miller & Glenn Rank Tim Bruecker Thomas & Jennifer Jerry Rhoden Richard Glime Lucy Pecus Burke & Dan & Geralynn Jankoski John & Kim Connelly 5 Sean Sneed Marnie Hade Susan Lattimer Crevier & Edward Miller Rex Rubenzer Kevin & Christine Cherney 10 Stivoric Hart Andrea Anderson Sabor & Adrienne Hilts Tim Burke Kipp Karakas & Mark & Karen Coonen Chris & Ginger Howard Denis Crevier Founder’s Club Mike & Cheryll O’Callaghan Rebecca Dinan Schneider Amy Kotur Gray & David Gray Daniel Sabor Michelle Hitzemann Keffer Jody Haig Calarco & Amy Leiterman Karakas Andy & Kelly DeBruler Mike & Kerry Judy Main Hall Club Lisa Duckart Jennifer Moroni Anderson Julie Solon Schuberth & & John Schneider 5 Linda Mueller Gregory & Dave & Suzette Schumacher & Dennis Keffer 10 Frank Calarco 10 Karen Kloida Kate Sabish Geenen* Lynn Ellington Kalmadge & Susie Proteau Burns & Judy Hoffman Dudek & & Greg Anderson Robert Schuberth Lisann Bolte Snedden & Cristopher Gregory Susan Peterson Vande Hey Michelle Kutz Jesse & Jessica Brian & Ewa Langenberg & Bob Geenen 20 Kyle Kalmadge Robert Burns Dan Dudek Dave Bollom & David & Banessa Treis Larry Snedden Ann Colcord Howell & & James Vande Hey Sara Benesh Pashak & Chuckel Family Kathy Reynolds Lombardi Rob & Mary Greifenkamp 5 Linda Thompson Kinziger & Chad & Jennifer McGinn Jenny Baugnet Eckelaert Marie Ambrose Matt & Kathleen Waite Robin Cribb Therese Michael Howell Donald Pashak Sarah Eckenrod Cosgrove & John Lombardi 5 Greg & Amy Haselwander Bill Kinziger Jane Forgianni Noskowiak & Steven Eckelaert Christine Wettstein Clementi Martha Jordan Zimmerman Stacey Bonin Wallander & Amy K. Morrison Kelly Jenny Piontek & Edward Cosgrove Stephanie Westhoff Lisa Watry Heise & Jim Lauer 20 & Jerry Noskowiak Class of 1995 Michele Klaucens Gausselin & Carl Clementi & Mark Zimmerman Steven Wallander Brian & Jill Kerhin 20 Bret Van Asten Liliya Davidova* 5 McFadden & Tom James Heise Shani Fitzharris Liszka & Participation: 12 percent & Bill Gausselin Sarah Connor 20 Nicole Widmann Wiese & Katie Nelson Kleiber & Founder’s Club Amy Hansen Dugan & McFadden Amy Leiterman Karakas James Liszka Joy Sarns Gerdes & Mike Douglas 20 Lawrence Kleiber Ted Blazel President’s Club Kevin Dugan A. William Meo & & Kipp Karakas Class of 1991 Christopher Wiese Siobhan Dockery Mueller & Class of 1996 Robert Gerdes Marybeth Crozier Gerth & Participation: 12 percent Kevin & Jennifer Klestinski Annette Entringer Cleary John & Adrienne = John & Amy Fassbender Twila Zahorski Meo 20 Katherine Slattery Keith Sander Mueller Participation: 14 percent Julie Nolan Hake & John Gerth Karen Kaczmarek Lamirande & Dan Cleary 10 Cumicek 20 Jason* & Joan Haen Jenny Bonanno Morrissey Chris Keegan Kelley & Class of 1992 Dr. Marina Seme Nelson & John Hake Rick & Kelly Glesner President’s Club & Pat Lamirande Bill Dean Kurt & Dana Koszarek President’s Club Joyce Hansen & Tom Morrissey John Kelley 10 Participation: 15 percent Dan Nelson 10 Jim Hatchell & Maureen Julie Spade Hubbard & Karen Kraft Bendel & Patrick & Jane Poklar Lynch Jodi Erickson Donovan Beth & Matthew Lunow 5 Shannon Bauman & Deb Schlatter Herzog & Debra Prette 5 Rosa Caringella Kugel Bridget Pape Posta & McCann Hatchell 10 Carl Hubard Mike Bendel President’s Club Nadine Boylan Mathu & & Mike Donovan 5 Michael & Nicole McEvoy 10 Colin Ward David Herzog Scott Rieckhoff & & Steven Kugel Tom Posta 10 Tim & Ann Healy Mary Ross Karnitz & Anne Gibbons Gaughan Robert & Stacy Cataldo Brian Mathu Amy Gajewski Kim Lopas Sullivan & Paula Hoitink Gentine Amy Verwiel Kline & Anne Peterson Rieckhoff 20 John & Robin Kulas Susan Cain Ranft & Dan Henderson 5 Chris Karnitz & Brian Gaughan Cheryl & John* Frohliger 10 John & Kathryn Gettelman Matt Sullivan 10 & Louis Gentine 20 Jeff Kline Tom & Nicolle Schroeder Summer Quimby Mark Wendy Kohlbeck Meidl & Max Ranft Sharon Johns Janega & John Kelley & Clay & Lori Naccarato 5 Anjana Jain Hansen & Leanne Knobloch & Jim Kozar Joan Stanley Shanahan & & Scott Mark Dean’s Club Douglas Meidl Lucy Carlyle Reeve Ronald Janega 20 Chris Keegan Kelley 10 Hans Hansen Dean’s Club Dave Schug 10 Kim Wendland La Plante Ed Shanahan Jim & Patricia Montalbano 20 Jim & Candy Domach 5 Shelle Mossman Tom Ter Horst Steve Karls & Gina Stangel Kelly & Dean’s Club Paul & Wendy Hartman Heath Hilgenberg & Dennis La Plante Jim Sharp Maureen Kamps Noe & Robert & Tracy Mitchell 5 Middlebusher & John Tomshack & Erin Anger Sally Fischer Karls Luke Kelly Brent & Joanne Todd & Deanna Heid Michelle & Thomas Dean’s Club Shane & Susan Lagerman Tim Stanley Arthur Noe 20 Mark Middlebusher Lisa Berg Treichel & Tom Larsen* & Joe Klodzinski Founder’s Club Shimon Weycker Jeff & Heather Hoffman Schlehuber Jesse J. Sevcik 5 Ann Roch Looby & Lisa Bruss Truttman & Liz Martin Rockey & Jeanne De Quaine Moore 5 Craig Treichel 10 Sarah Gertz Larsen 20 Mike & Stephanie Korb John & Jennifer Barnes 5 Nancy Karls & Chris Dale 5 James B. Waters III & Kevin Looby Jeffrey Truttman 5 Steve Rockey Main Hall Club Steve Moore Debbie Hinkens Truyman & Main Hall Club John & Maria Maccoux Ellen Lamarre 10 Craig & Karen Barrett Pat & Jodi Keller 10 Elizabeth M. Carlin Waters Bonnie Vandal Moquin & Steve & Sonya Schreck 10 Aaron & Ann Didier Hilts Jean Ratajczak Richard Truyman 10 Brian Danzinger Dan & Jennifer Mackin Douglas Moquin Participating Member Beth Hill Tengowski & Katy Van Hecke Mack & Shelly Krueger Brown & Mark & Tina Lang Justin & Dawn Ritter 5 Judy Luzbetak Ward & Dan LaViolette & Samantha Main Hall Club Pat & Erin Emmons Sue Krueger Marchese & Tom Mack Dale Brown 10 Fisher LaViolette 10 Melissa Schmitz Moren Joe Baumann & Rich Tengowski Mary Beth Kueber Jamie Anchor Rodgers & Dave Ward 5 Todd* & Blake Bierowski 5 Brian Eschmann Paul Marchese Kathy De Mares Baumann Amy Weiler Steve & Betsy Maliborski Patti Carpenter Mastorides & David Rodgers Blake Lemke & Paul Scott Ethan & Ilana Haas Becky Schill Nimmer* & Tucker & Ann Molitor Tim & Elizabeth Beyer Beth Eisch Wilson & Amy Wondrash McClellan Kelly Chmielewski 5 Aristotle Mastorides Chanin Englebert Styka & Participating Member Janet Lobacz Founder’s Club Brian Sethness Ken Nimmer 10 Doreen Vance Potter & John Deboth & Deborah Kay Rich Wilson & Ron McClellan Kate Mullins Cole & Jennifer Breidster Mattes Tim Styka Anne Meurer Belcher & Dan Lyons Brian & Karri Biscobing 5 John & Tracey Schaefer Stephanie Clausen Thomas Potter Lisa Van Rossum Draves & Alan Zarnoth 20 Dean Parisi Tony Cole & Karl Mattes Shawn & Deborah Volk James K. Belcher Jr. Denise Myran Martin & Founder’s Club John* & Sue Seckel Kerry & Karen Rathburn Joseph Draves Phil Pesavento Michael Collins 10 Chris McCrary Van Alstine Kari Willes Marina Menicucci Bottiglieri Thomas Martin 5 Norah Collins 5 Jenny Staats Andreae & Anne Sundberg Siess & Patty Hupfer Riedel & Jill Beardsley Gonzalez & Participating Member Lisa Richie Quenan & Kathleen White Corrao & & Dan Van Alstine Pam Rizzi Winkels & & Jason Bottiglieri Joan Glueckert Maternoski Chris Dale & Nancy Karls 5 Bradley Andreae 10 Ryan Siess 5 James Riedel Daniel Gonzalez 10 Karen Bartelt Patrick Quenan Brian Corrao Steve Winkels Chris Schlegel Brown & & Scott Maternoski 5 Katie Sturm Dickrell & Jill Wing Blaha & Andy & DeeDee Stoffels Ann Delbovo Scaife & Maureen McCann Hatchell Kerrie Biebel* Karen Hucek Reschke Mike & Mary Ann Gozdecki Founder’s Club Greg & Melissa Withbroe Kevin Brown Jenny Campbell Jamie Dickrell 10 Brian Blaha 10 Amy Ouradnik Van De Hey John Scaife & Jim Hatchell 10 Jeff & Tammy Brodzeller & Darren Reschke 10 Fred Grimes 20 Erin Anger & John Tomshack Nichole Fangmeier Carroll Rentmeester & Kristi Gettelman Maria Sturino Cancino & Richard Van De Hey 10 Kevin Spratt & Mike & Lynn Jadin 20 Kay Casper Aaron Rucker Tonya Wells Grover & Chris Ariens Class of 1993 & Tom Carroll Mark Rentmeester 10 Katie Killeen & John Cancino Jennifer Pieschek Lisa Madigan Spratt Kim Kinnard Kissel & Matt & Kristine Crosby Debbie Schmidt Michael Grover Richard & Naomi Benz Participation: 16 percent Brad Christel & Becky Simons Roever & Karen Loritz 10 Amy Renner Dennison & VanRemortel & Dennis & Karen Stephani Robert Kissel John & Maureen Greene Alex Schuman Jennifer L. Harty 10 Ken & Kristine Best 5 Dawn Kissinger Christel Andy Roever 10 Matthew & Amy MacLean 10 Gary Dennison Andrew VanRemortel 10 Suzanne Swiderski Sarah Gertz Larsen & Anthony Hutson Jim & Brook Stowers Dave Henze & Dale Brown & President’s Club Tom Clark Mike & Marie Ryan Susie Moore & Brian Dernbach Jenna Jessen Wick & Mel Morgan Tomaselli & Tom Larsen* 20 Anthony & Inga Jahn Tim Strnad Laura Donzelli Henze 10 Shelly Krueger Brown 10 Frank Russomanno Mark & Yvonne Ebinal Lisa Schicker David Pozniak Jr. Mike Donovan & Jeffrey Wick 5

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Class of 1997 Michelle Burkart Wagner Colleen Steiger Michaud & John Keating 5 Founder’s Club Mandy Metzler Werner & Ryan Reigle John Gross Heather Kerswill Farrar & Mike Hamm 5 Class of 2009 Casey Brien Participation: 12 percent & Roger Wagner Chadwick Michaud Jaime Henseler Leick & Chad & Laura Ashenberg 5 Jake Werner Jess Thull Collin Jeanquart & Chris Farrar Katie Heitman 5 Participation: 10 percent Amy Briski Amber Wallgren Westerbur Heidi Nerat Mirao & Richard Leick Jr. 5 Beth Schill Borgen* & Tammy Evers Weyenberg & Allison Wheatley Kristen Buettner Jeanquart Lottie Leibham Cyril Klister Samantha Christian President’s Club & Jay Westerbur Silverio Mirao* 5 Jill Hoffmann Mach & Jim Borgen Nathan Weyenberg Abby Mallek Karch Andrew McIlree 5 John Maki Main Hall Club Mike D’Andrea Kim Guay Mike & Jennifer Wegmann Mike & Mary O’Connor Anthony Mach Michelle Budzban 5 Laura Weiland Yaklin & Class of 2004 Patty Kersting Mike Nolan Kurtis Peterson Matt Andrews Brittany De Laruelle* Kyle & Rae Sturzl Kolbaum Connie Nimmer Mrotek Megan DePrey Jim O’Keefe & Natalie Buhl 5 Owen Yaklin 5 Participation: 8 percent Marie Gunderson Julie Rice 5 John Sabo* Founder’s Club Russ & Charity Olson 5 Linda Bougie O’Keefe* Becky Walker Nagel Timothy Demers Kieckbusch & Adam Seybold Josh Steger Katie Bobinski Huehns Class of 1998 Participating Member Tyler Bargenquast Participation: 12 percent Megan Jones Perez & Linda Bougie O’Keefe* & Shane Dickson* 5 President’s Club Matt Kieckbusch Eric Toney Aaron Sunday & Erik Huehns Dean’s Club Stephanie Hanold Anacker Rachel Wollersheim Bessert Wilhem Perez Jim O’Keefe Chris & Jennie Diedrich Beth Blahnik Riebe* & Jenny Nemetz Lenz & Eric Wagner* 5 James Switzer Mary Husslein Adam Boettner & Jon Anacker & Steve Bessert* President’s Club Jen Rebarchik Sarah Baugnet Verhaagh Erin Hassing Gabriel & David Riebe II Tyler Lenz Alyssa Wood Toni Teeters Josh Jones Sean Twohig & Keri Erica Brammer Becker & Cullen Braun Nabali Bawa Andy Riemer & Ben Verhaagh Chip Gabriel Grant Markgraf & Shannon Wright Jenny Brice Vander Zanden Bryan Jorgensen McElhaney Twohig 10 Tom Becker Main Hall Club Matthew Muenster 5 Colin Ward & Kristy Skerrett Ed Gavin & Ashley Knapcik Markgraf Dani Young & Adam Vander Zanden Nicole Laszkiewicz Amy Berkovitz Jill Schmidt Meyer & Ben Petry Main Hall Club Shannon Bauman Tera Sampo Stencel* & Class of 2000 Sarah Mancosky Gavin Colin McKean* & Becky Mikael Virta Zach Linsmeyer Bryant Coughlin & Nate Meyer Participating Member Erin Thorson Tim & Ragan Craig Stencel* Participation: 8 percent Erin Jensen Gray Schmeisser McKean* 5 Steve Wagner & Kathryn Ann Maki Dean’s Club Brenda Wendt Coughlin Jackie Zimbauer Bond & Katie Trzaska Prucha Jorgensen Ben Verhaagh & Sarah Karla Wilkinson Gruszynski Founder’s Club Ryan Napralla* Schlotfeldt Wagner Tom McCarthy Keri McElhaney Twohig Anne Dwyer Nate Bond Travis Vanden Heuvel* & Bill Martin Baugnet Verhaagh President’s Club & Aaron Gruszynski Kristy Barnes Andrews & Sean Rierdon Liz Weigel John Miller & Sean Twohig 10 Brian Boyd & Jason & Erin Hensler Spencer Carbery Jessica Schadrie Nicki Schleis Styka & Ni Yun 5 Daniel Kiernan & Peter Andrews Emily Floyd Ronsman & Cassie Herrmann Wenzel Adam Norder Melanie Berken Zacker Alexis Yoho Boyd Megan Russert Jansen & Kat Deluhery Vanden Heuvel Dan Styka Amy Farah Ziegler & Rose Turba 5 Ben & Nichole Creamer Ed Ronsman Jackie Stauber Wing & Zak Propernick & Ronald Zacker Steven & Anna Grunwald Nathan Jansen Alison Gracyalny Frazier Kevin Ziegler 5 Sarah Lange Jeremy Deuchars & Al Swanke 5 Sheldon Wing Participating Member Sam Schmalzer Anna Ebben Otradovec Sarah Johnson & Adam Frazier Founder’s Club Founder’s Club Pete & Stacy Pfarr 5 Leslie Barnes Deuchars Sara Strauss Thomas & Andrew & Amanda Winters Adrian Acosta Alicia Schram Abby Mroczenski Casey Golomski Andy Bradford* & Chris Adsit & Class of 1999 Dean’s Club Steven Remelius & John Donnelly Brian Thomas Francis Beaumier* Paul Schweigl Katie Groth Bradford 5 Mollie & Matthew Pape Lindsey Vogel Kabat & Kevin & Heather Steiner Vicki Zingsheim Participation: 10 percent Stephanie Connell Eric Flood & Kayla Gumm Turgeon & Class of 2008 Michele Becker Casey Barrio & Joel Minton Kristy Callan Rollo & Aaron Kabat Ed Dudek Sara Bork 10 Remelius Erin Easterling Flood Adam Turgeon Participation: 10 percent Vanessa Ceilley Marisa Trakanovich & Anthony & Laura Kraft Scott Rollo Brad Krawczyk Brendon & Megan Duffy 5 Angie Franco Bostedo & President’s Club Jess Trier Wheaton & Kelsey Ebben Gross & Erica Gilson Winkler & Brandon Clemens Sam Tikka Mark Schmitz Kevin Kula Dave & Sara Frieder John Bostedo Alexis Yoho Boyd & Founder’s Club Andy Wheaton Andrew Gross 5 David Winkler 10 Founder’s Club Meghan Engsberg Amanda Cleven Vincent Tyler & Amber Schwartz Mallory Kroon Martin & John Grochowski & Jeremy & Coleen Feucht 5 Brian Boyd Beth Olbinski Altschafl & 10 Matthew Hoesly Emily Kirby Ziebka & Cristi Burrill* Cunningham & & Mitchell Vincent Mandy Tachick Michael Martin Sara Czerwinski Grochowski Chris Funk Laura Gralton Jeremy Altschafl Participating Member Trevor Jensen Jim Ziebka 5 Alex Byrne Stephen Cunningham 5 Monica Von Rueden Jesse Troestler Amanda Maschmeier Cabrini M. Jablon* 5 Jenny Pody Gaskell & Jim Bott & Rhonda Eric & Denise Broten Matt Kieckbusch & Marie Joe Cohen Angela Currie Weichen Wang Dean’s Club Tina Steenbock Van De Ven Participating Member Andi Mattke McCormick Kevin & Jessica Kempf Luke Gaskell Krueger 10 Jill Wisnewski Ferguson Gunderson Kieckbusch Elizabeth Colletti 5 Joseph DesChane Peter Yanda Kathryn & Scott Burns 5 & Don Van De Ven Katie Agamaite Kristin Peterson Jenefer Van Assche Kind & Sara Czerwinski Grochowski Natalie Berken Cahlamer & Andy Ferguson Andy Knutson Nicole Been Conradt & Jaimee Eckers Christopher Zaczyk Julie Damon 10 Stephanie Birk Dan Robinson* Brian Kind & John Grochowski & Chris Cahlamer Liz Beschta Gibson Becky Schmeisser McKean* Travis Conradt Libby Ertmer Elizabeth DeCleene Mikula Chad Blohm Rachel Gonnering Kathy Klos 5 Stacy Carlson Handeland Jennie & Chris Diedrich Patrick Gruber & Class of 2003 & Colin McKean* 5 Amy Van Straten Cote Kori Feuerstein Class of 2011 Carrie Zeman Miller* & Brian Borley Sonnentag* & Michelle Buss Lagowski & & Jeffrey Handeland 5 Travis Dodge 10 Jill Wesolowski Gruber Participation: 8 percent Jon Niksa & Andy Cote Cory Fuller Participation: 14 percent Paul Miller Sara Broege Nick Sonnentag Tony Lagowski Amy Riemer Hermans & Tom & Amy Aurit Dwyer 10 Dana French Hunter Mandi Gabriel Owens & William R. Falk* 5 Heather Miller Harding President’s Club Brenda Wendt Coughlin & Matt Szadkowski Main Hall Club Jodi Koslow Martin & Frank Hermans Erica Spantikow Liddle & Andy & Kari Lang Matthew Owens Kelley Flinn Sarah Schmidt Hoverson Main Hall Club David & Ellen Fischer Bryant Coughlin Eric & Jessica Art Bell Mike Martin 10 Jenny Jirschele Jeff Liddle Katie McPartlin Jennifer Whittington Heidi Kellas Jones & Melissa & Lucas Keberlein Bob Ebben Eric DeJardine Van Den Bosch Melissa Zych McDonald & Claire Moroney Jason Mendelman Arlene Helderman Peterson & Steve Peterson Kyle Jones Kate Mayhew Kemppainen Rob May 5 Dean’s Club Annie Detjen Amy Van Ess Founder’s Club Robert McDonald Steve O’Connell Megan Olson Montevecchio & Ryan Russell Christopher Kirwen & Gary Kemppainen Barton Mapes 5 Terry Dougherty Brian Wiehr Justin Baker Jenn Brown McMahon & Erin Rebhan 5 Founder’s Club Timothy & Jennifer Pierret Caesar Montevecchio Dave Salter & Molly Gill Pilarski & Billy Korinko* Amy Simmons Dumke & David & Kelly Scott McMahon* Amanda Green Schneider Jeremy & Ashley Bohner Becky Welch* Don Van De Ven & Founder’s Club Lisa Carnot Salter 20 Joseph Pilarski Brian Lueth Jake Dumke Haddad Gusloff Amanda Mickelson & & Larry Schneider Charles Bork & Todd Wellman Tina Steenbock Van De Ven Mike Demerath Janson Straub Class of 2007 Stephanie Marrese Chris Griffin Participating Member Susan Johnson Thomas Pastijn 5 Robyn Halverson Tamboli Amanda Holtz Bork 10 David Winkler & Kathy & Daniel White Leslie Barnes Deuchars & Jim Ziebka & Participation: 8 percent Kristi Nelsen Mike & Linda Grzeca 10 Austin Baranek Ellen Mommaerts Adam & Erin Peters & Joey Tamboli Katie Groth Bradford & Erica Gilson Winkler 10 Jeremy Deuchars Emily Kirby Ziebka 5 Johanna Panzer Garrett Holewinski Dean’s Club Marc Belanger Jordan Neeck Amy Poehls Rader & Carin Swanson Tijan & Andy Bradford* 5 Class of 2002 Erin Easterling Flood & Melissa Geier Patterson Participating Member Participating Member Stefanie A. Holland 5 Dan & Brittany O’Kray 5 Mary Berls & Cory Cosentino Angela Podewils Mike Rader Sam Tijan Roberta Burns Participation: 9 percent Eric Flood & James Patterson Rebecca Mylener Boyle & Alex Blasky Jenny Woodbridge Jenson Heidi Berner Bimmel & Corinne Hammen Melanie Diels Roland & Lana Terekhova Dose Sarah Mancosky Gavin & Founder’s Club Jim Rohde Participating Member Graig Boyle President’s Club Mike Buchan & & Scott Jenson Todd Bimmel Romenesko 20 Chris Roland & John Dose* Ed Gavin Andy Caldie* 5 Tim Schinkten Brandon Soris Mike & Connie Bailey Bethany Larson Counard Megan & John Demeter 5 Katie Gallino Buchan Allison Tuttle Le & Pat Callahan Joanna Rouse 5 Brian & Rose Dougal Nora Graham Justin Dart Benjamin Vanden Avond Sean Beach & Kip Counard Ellen & David Fischer Andres & Melinda Carrillo Michael Le Patrick Clancy Jenny Pierzchalski Ryan Tom & Amy Aurit Dwyer 10 Kari Youngbauer Haas & Ashley Gardner Darryl Wesener Participating Member Stacy Eckes Borys & Jenny Farrell Tim & Sue Reilly 10 Jim Chase Meghan Mehlos Cody Craig & Dan Ryan Sonja Blihovde Henry & Luke Haas Kevin Harrington Catie Wiesley Jay Allen Cory Borys* 5 Robin-Nicole Schuster Bridget Mueller Erwin Keith & Tanya Pinsoneault Stephen Cunningham & Dennis & Laura Schmidt David Henry Sarah Duffrin Jackson & Kristen Buettner Jeanquart Sheldon Wing & Kim Angst Graig Boyle & Gaertig & Neil Gaertig 10 Dean’s Club Christine Fossen-Rades & Daniel Propson Meghan Engsberg Larry Schneider & Susan & Jeffrey Holbrook Jeremy Jackson 5 & Collin Jeanquart Jackie Stauber Wing Nicole Bader Rebecca Mylener Boyle Sarah Stich Gonnering & Carson & Allison Diltz Pat Rades John Reid Cunningham 5 Amanda Green Schneider Judy Lembke Kaiser & Janice & Gerald Kehoe Jenny Keskey Steve Wulz Jennifer Baranczyk Jill Schwartz Braun & Matthew Gonnering Ann Hillman 5 Kelly Ryan Molly Dillon Czech & Jason Schreiber* 5 David Kaiser Main Hall Club Susan & Andrew Kolosso Alicia Thomack Korth & Caitlin Zach Elizabeth Bauer Rachel Jarosz Ittner & Greg Klaubauf Anne Yanda Silver & Jesse Czech Jim Strick* Deron Braun Brian & Jill Kittinger Patty Ninham Hoeft* Angie Koutsios Scott Korth Aaron Benson Tighe Ittner Ryan Lubinski Brian Silver Joshua Doxtator Bridget Murray Sullivan & Melissa Gerondale Charles Mike & Diane Lotto 20 Katharine Donaldson Lisa Raethz Leiterman & Thomas Schwister Chris Birke Erin Whitty Kalish & Lindsey Paulino Mylener Lindsay Perkins Spielman Mark Droste Class of 2010 Matt Sullivan 5 & Lonny Charles Sarah Elquist Martin & Papanicholas & Phil Leiterman John Simms Mike Burmesch Kevin Kalish & Craig Mylener & Luke Spielman Margaret Gross Participation: 9 percent Erin Dealy Swanstrom & Jesse & Jessica Slade Martin Nicholas Papanicholas Mike Lueder 5 Meghan Smith Caitlin Carrigan Kristin Miller Karnitz & Abby Theisen Christine & Mark Zastrow Nicole Kevern Hattamer John Swanstrom Chuckel Family Stephanie Maufort 10 Mistie Literski Mollner & Holly Van Grinsven Tittman Founder’s Club Kayla Christjohn Nicholas Karnitz 5 James Thelen & Bryce Hattamer Christine Daniels & Jamie Messman Founder’s Club Matt Mollner 5 & Adam Tittman Jackie Broucek Anna Czarnik-Neimeyer* Erin Nitka Kenth & Amanda Holtz Bork & Dave Vargas Evan Hucek* Participating Member John MacCarthy Trevor Peterson 5 Kyle & Molly Peterson Class of 2006 Molly VanDeelen Mike Dickman Becca Doll Chris & Thasja Ayers 10 Andrew Kenth 10 Charles Bork Dan White Alli Karrels Jeremy Dart & Bob Schneider 10 Dan Schultz Participation: 8 percent Kathleen Seymour Chris & Alan Gall Conor DuBoyce Matthew Krueger Kelly Wilda Alissa Kurek Tim Burke & Olivia Wendt Dart* Bill Stack 5 Kevin & Melinda Braun Tracy Shaw Tomczyk & Sam Goeben Christopher Dulmes Erin Napralla Ruby Dean’s Club Vander Velden & Matt Larson Lucy Pecus Burke Kelly & Robert* Downard Steve & Sarah Sturm 5 Ann Wieseckel Cataldo & Drew Tomczyk David & Kelly Lindsay Gore Katie Sanders & Dan & Brittany O’Kray 5 Wesley Vander Velden Samantha Quinn Jeff & Rebecca Duffrin Elizabeth Kremer Flanigan Mike Sullivan Joe Cataldo 5 Class of 2005 Haddad Gusloff Beth Gregorich Matthew Preissner 10 Patricia & David Wettstein Maya Zahn Rhine & Mel Olson Ferguson & Tim Flanigan Sarah Staum Tegen & George Ermert 5 Participating Member Participation: 10 percent Steven Landgraf Brad Hammer Anne Leiterman Schlies & Main Hall Club Tison Rhine Tim Grace & Heather Tanck Amy Jaskolski Geiger & Josh Tegen Chip Gabriel & Terry Barrera Participating Member Pat & Terry Ratajczak Karen Henao-Carbonell Christopher Schlies Dean’s Club Kristin VanBeek Abby Scher Kathy Schleis Ingels & Joseph Geiger Laura Lemke Waurio & Erin Hassing Gabriel Lisa Becker Sara Baeten Barron & Nate Redig & Ryan Hurst Lindsey Wagner Nate Stortzum & Brian Schweigl Michael Ingels Matthew Gonnering & Bradley Waurio Judy Ulman Hintz & Diane Boettcher Founder’s Club Steven Barron 10 Peter Romenesko Betsy Holterman Kathy* & James Yursis Denise May-Stortzum Thomas K. Stolp & Matt & Kristine Kaye Sarah Stich Gonnering Jesse Wotruba Andrew Hintz Erin Boris Sarah Heggernes Bauer Kayla Baudhuin Amber Sticka Maria Holzer Maria K. Van Hoorn Tricia Long Jill Wesolowski Gruber & Jeff Jamieson Katie Gallino Buchan & & Adam Bauer Pearl Johannes Bayda & Jessica Schadrie Maren Knutson Class of 2001 Main Hall Club Emily Johnson Tracey & Doug Mancosky Patrick Gruber Participating Member Ryan & Amy Kamien Mike Buchan Beckie Richert O’Connor Steve Bessert* & Rachel Trevor Bayda Vanden Heuvel & Lauryn Koepsell Participation: 6 percent John Tracey Stephen Matty Vova & Hilda Gurov Olivia Wendt Dart* & Krissy Behnke Lillie & Jess Wirth Flynt & Wollersheim Bessert Nate Bond & Travis Vanden Heuvel* Kathryn Kolinski & Kyle O’Connor Kathryn Schlotfeldt Wagner Silverio Mirao* & Dusty Hutter 10 Jeremy Dart Ryan Lillie 5 Jeff Flynt 5 Jen Heffron Bowser & Jackie Zimbauer Bond Corey Vorland Kimberly Konop President’s Club & Steve Wagner Heidi Nerat Mirao 5 Lynn Nolan Kane & Andy Ferguson & Thomas Lopina 5 Brant Kersey Founder’s Club John Bowser Cory Cosentino & Travis Vroman Jim Krueger Heather & Brian Dunn Vincent Wedelstedt Tammy & Timothy Mike Kane Jill Wisnewski Ferguson Heather Miller Nooyen Eddie & Angela Kowalewski Adam Bauer & The Rev. William Brunner Mary Berls Justin Wrzesinski Kayla Krueger* O’Connor 10 John & Sara Knetzger Mike Hamm & Main Hall Club Isaac & Elizabeth Perron Michael Levar Jr. Sarah Heggernes Bauer Tony Carbrello* Sandi Fagan Delvaux & Jenna Miller Yost & David Mason Mike Piehl 10 Renee M. LeCloux Kucharski Heidi Brown Hamm 5 Nicholas Papanicholas & Stephanie Connell Remelius Melissa Netzer Patton & Adam Christman Andy Cote & Jason Delvaux 5 Brett Yost Participating Member Kathleen McKitrick Renee Schiemann Laura Mollner Lamont & Clint Jones Katharine Donaldson & Steven Remelius Nick Patton* Elizabeth Fryda Amy Van Straten Cote Dan Fischer* 5 Cassandra Baker Nicole Micolichek Carrie Schneider Ethan Lamont Liz Shields Keating & Papanicholas Ryan* & Melanie Wempe 5 April Pesek 10 Ang Gerou James & Debra De Meuse Heidi Brown Hamm & Kristin Brandt Molly Muenster

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Mallory Nimis Amanda Zahn Founder’s Club Dick Resch 5 Randy & Julie VanStraten Marti Spittell Mary & Timothy Callahan Lawrence & Jacqueline Faul Megan & Mark Heintzkill Kohlbeck Gerry* & Anne* Mattern Margaret Perszyk 5 Kailin Olejniczak Jake Monigal June Robinson 20 Matt Verboort & Mary Carbon Sean Faul Dennis & Lisa Hennessy Steven Kohler 5 Karen* & Mark* Mazzoleni 5 Mary Lou & James Pfeifer Nicholas Palm Joan & Bob Schaupp 20 Judith Siekman Founder’s Club William & Mary Carlin 20 Randi & John Fay Shirley Henning Mike & Nancy Konecny Kevin & Cynthia McCarthy 10 Ron & Suzette Pfeifer Class of 2013 Anonymous Donors Laura Parmeter Participation: 2 percent Joe & Sue Schinkten 10 Jim Verhoeven 5 Cheryl Carpenter-Siegel* Esther & Walter Feltz Dale & Karla Henry 5 Nicole Konop Cory McCracken Robert & Adele Phillips 5 Zach Parmeter Bill & Sandy Schneider 20 Robert & Susan Vottero Paula & Thomas Abbott Jack & Lynn Carstens Anthony & Charlotte Ferraris Albert Hentzen Charles & Mary Koppi 20 Mike McCully* 10 Jim & Suzanne Piette Emily Peters Founder’s Club Friends Pat Schneider 20 Alan Wentworth Donald & Gail Adams Charlie & Mary Cash James & Tami Feuerstein Karen Hermann Stuart* & Christina Nancy & James McGinnity Andy & Melissa Pini Tim Pickens Petr Bohacek President’s Club Charles & Elizabeth Jeanne Wolf Mural* & Kay Adams 20 Renny & Barbara Challoner Ramon & Betty Fierros Andrew Hermsen Korshavn 5 Bill & Susan McGrath Kail Plankey Michael Poradek Joe Conti Anonymous Donors Schrock 10 Mary Zaborski 10 Patrice & Richard Agostinelli Kelly Chamberlin Dave & Katherine Finegan Mary & James Hesburgh Donald & Marilee Koslow Michael & Bonnie McKee Janet Plantz 20 Bev Allen* 10 Chelsea Potier Joe Green Tracy & Tom Arndt 5 Elmer & Nancy Secker Kristi & Jeff* Zahn 5 Ronald & Marjorie Alan & Cynthia Finesilver Imelda & Marvin Hietpas David Koss Angela & Paul McKitrick Tom & Tita Plouff 20 Kelsey Reed Josh Holzhaeuser Bob & Sally Atwell Julia Simpson William Ziemendorf 5 Malcolm & Susan* Allen 5 Charipar 10 Eileen Finnerty* 20 Gary & Elizabeth Hill Laurie & Charles Kostka Larry & M. Susan James & Laura Pohl Kyle Ripley Courtnie Hopkins* Errico & Patrizia Auricchio 10 Mark & Wendy Skogen Paul & Therese Allie Susan Chilson Jay & Mary Flaherty Amanda & John Hines Rod Kowalczyk & McPartlin 10 Gregory Polacheck 5 Kelly Roberts Quinn Machain Marguerite Bachhuber Tom & Renee Stepanek Main Hall Club Larry & Gwen Altmann Brent & Debbie Chitwood Timothy Fliess Jeff & Dana Hlavach Carolyn Jahns Julie & Jeffrey McPeek Wilfred & Frances Polzer 20 Keenan Rogers Justin Pflum Tom & Jean Badciong 10 Rollie & Sue Ellen Anonymous Donors Ron & Therese Amel 20 James & Julie Christiansen 5 Margaret Ford 5 Debra & Frederick Hodnik Pamela & David Michael & Crystal Meehan Angel & Sheila Portuondo Amy Savaglia Philip Rizzio Richard & Sara Baer Stephenson 10 A.J.* & Rachel Aitken Richard & Joan Ammerman Arnold Chynoweth Patrick & Lori Fox Daniel & Barbara Hoeft Kozinski Mike & Kate Meeuwsen Sylvia Pratt 10 Brittney Stevenson Austin Williams Rick* & Virginia Baer 20 Larry & Rose Marie Sur 10 Jerry & Margaret Blake Jan Anderson Geneva Cieslewicz Robert & Jean Fox Mary Hoeft Joe Kraft Mary & David Mellem 5 Mark Pribbenow Phil & Judith* Brehm 10 Kathy Anne Warren Clark 10 Timothy Fox & Judith Ed & Cindy Hofacker Tom & Rosemary Kraft Robert & Mary Melton Glenn Proesel Danielle Strenski Participating Member Bruce & Carol Bell 20 Randy & Amy Tess Sarah Sulentic Dan & Penny Bollom 20 Ed Thompson 20 Scott & Ellen Brzezinski Thomas & Susan Anstett Bob & Kay Clausen 10 Sommerfield-Fox Charlotte & Daniel Thomas & Myrna Krajnik John & Inky Meng 10 James & Mary Prosser 5 Tobias Cole Nikki Swanson Stuart & Cindy Brotz 20 Jim & Ann Toniolo Ralph Bushey Lewis & Ellen Anthony Sarah & Alpert Cole Jim & Barbara Freeman 20 Hoffman 10 Florence & Robert Kress Theodore & Kathleen Menge Mark & Donna Prusha Lauren Heim Christopher & Cara Tazioli William Buerschinger Marianne Van Drisse 20 Peter & Anne Appleton 5 John & Terri Conlon John & Claire Frey Gilmore & Barbara George & Beth Kriegl Roy & Violet Mertens Sal & Lucille Purpero 10 Cody Jones Kathlyn Callen Anh Tran Bob & Carol Bush 20 Carol Van Ess 20 10 Kaye Arkin Richard & Roxie Conniff Jeff* & Phyllis Frick Hoffman 10 Walter & Carol Kroll Jeremy & Karen Metzler Jim Purtill* Jaime Perszyk Peter Cardinal Erica Thielen Van Dyke Rick & Rebecca Chernick 5 Dave & Jane Voss 10 Michael & Rebecca Arndt Tom & Jane Conrad Julie* & Mark Friedman 10 William Hoffmann Bill & Jane Kroschel Frank & Elizabeth Meunier Mona & David Queoff Dani Sepulveda Bill & Joan Carlson 20 Earl & Teresa Arrowood & Jacob Van Dyke Nick Conlon & Kurt & Kim Voss 5 Bill & Joan Cook Terry & Kris Fulwiler 5 Jeff & Renate Hofman Marvin Krueger James & Kay Meyer 5 Kevin* & Therese Quinn Sara Steinhardt Chapman 10 Paul & Lynn Arts Brooke Van Schyndel Susan Chapel Conlon Thomas & Andrea Waller John & Susan Cosgrove 10 Dan & Dorothy Fusco Denis & Irene Hogan Scott Kruger John & Loretta Meyer Jessica Rafeld* Loraine Clancy 10 Dennis & Christine Austin Katie Webster* Class of 2014 Greg & Diane Conway 10 Mary Watermolen Karl & Debora Courtade Ronald & Marilyn Fuss Joan Hogan 20 Joe & Kathleen Kucharz Wayne & Virginia Micksch H. Jeffrey & Karen Rafn 5 Participation: 1 percent Steven & Denise Cremer Mike & Vicki Banaszak Chelsea Weirich Leo & Barbara Crowley 20 Ron & Colleen Weyers 10 Dave Courtney Bob & Carol Gafvert Elizabeth & Richard Hohl Myron & Kathleen Kudick George & Kathy Miller Michael & Sara Ramaker Mike & Karen Domagola Paul & Lisa Barry Andrea Wells Emo & Donna Dellanina David Wiers 5 Jan Cress Jacqueline Gagnon 20 Kirsten & Kevin Holmes Tom Kurth Robert & Janice Miller Kurt & Ann Rasmussen Founder’s Club Dave Dufeck 5 Yulia & Jonathan Barstow Renee Wenig William & Roseann Jim & Kathy Wochinske Tom & Linda Crosby Peggy Gale James & Laura Holtz Michael & Laurie Kutil 5 Robert & Susan Miller 5 Peggy & Richard Rau Kyla Gerke Midge & Bob Ebben 5 Bob & Barbara Bartholomew Nate Wine Nick Keller Dichraff 10 James & Nancy Wolfe Michael Cross John Gardner & Mark & Shawn Holzman Catherine La Violette 5 Sharon Mills Richard & Janet Reder Rob & Erika Fleming Thomas & Tracey Bass Michael & Joan Cunningham Laura Brey-Gardner Peter & Margo Holzman Mike & Kathleen Reese Jared Yost Peter Latham Dan & Nancy Dickinson 10 Jim Yocum Mary Jane & Michael Lackas Jeff Mitchell 5 Edward & Barbara Dorff 5 Ken* & Marijean Tim Flood* & Sally Wolfe 20 Dick & Joan Baudhuin Henry & Margaret Czachor 5 Mary Garvin Mark Hoppe Ben Laird & John Mocadlo William & Ann Reese Joe Schlueter Fran Frigo Class of 2012 Eliot* & Bonnie* Elfner 20 Allen Zahorski 20 20 Linda Beane-Katner* 10 Greg, Jen & Gillian Czajka Orville Gauthier Pam & William Hopps Mary Rintelman 10 Leonard & Mary Montalbano Mary Jo Reeves Denise Galineau & Pauline Beck Toni & Jamie Czajka William & Margaret Anne Richard & Ellen Horak 5 Jane & Robert Laird 10 Virginia Montgomery Sharon Reeves Participation: 10 percent Participating Member Wendell & Shanna Ellsworth Kaley Gibson Catherine Everson 10 Dean’s Club James Swanson Troy & Kimberly Becker Esmail Dadgar & Gauthier 20 Joel & Ann Hornblad Ed* & Julie Lamm Colleen & Mark Moore Judy & Carl Reid Founder’s Club Thomas Grams Thomas & Barbara Florack Anonymous Donors Jamey & Carolyn Gill Beverly Beine Pojanart Sompong Ken* & Mary Gehm Amanda Howard Stuart* & Lynn Lang James Mrotek Lyle & Carol Reinemann Megan Domnick Henriette Ostergaard Brent & Celease Fox Maureen Barrett 5 Jeff & Kathleen Gracyalny Helen & James Beine Marvin & Kathleen Daniels Cathy Geimer Charles Huebner Randy & Stacy Larson Carol & Paul Muckerman Ralph & Susan Reuter Taylor Gostomski Peter Ostergaard John Freed Kristee Boehm* Lynette* & Frank Green Peter & Kris Bemis Rosemary & John Danielson Cynthia Geocaris & Mike & Mary Hughes Roger & Margaret Lasota Kathleen & John Mulcahy John & Karen Rice 5 Scotty Hemans Fred Frigo Edith Everson 10 Dennis & Kelly Gries Michael & Debra Bendt Rick & Jennie Dault Stephen Scripp Marlin & Catherine Frank & Nancy Laterza Paul Mullen & Betty Richtman 5 Shane & Sheila Kohl Class of 2015 Paul & Carol Gehl 20 Robert Gaertner 10 John = & Joan Grogan 20 Jane & Jeff Benson 10 Robert & Geraldine David 10 Rick* & Mary Gerbers Huppert 20 Mark & Virginia Laukka 5 Mary Gilmour 10 Most Rev. David L. Ricken Bob & Carmen Gallagher 20 Norbert & Mary Anne Hill 5 John & Susan Benson Maureen Riordan Participation: 1 percent Louis & Michele Gentine 20 Dennis & Linda Davidsaver Warren & Kathleen Gerds Anthony & Sally Ihander 5 Bob & Laurie Leahy Susan Murphy Edith & Dick Rifenberg Brittany Draxler Suckow Byron & Mary* = Greenlaw Tom & Anna Gauthier Dan Jahnke 10 Ron & Phyllis Benz Susan Davie Jeff Germanotta Terry & Laura Jackan John & Patricia Leahy Kathleen & Thomas Murray Rick & Jean Ripp & Philip Suckow Founder’s Club Robert & Patricia Groh 10 George & Deanna Golden Donald & Merodie Johnson Gary Berg Dennis Day* & Bob Gerschke 20 Barbara Jackson Victor & Jackie Ledesma Thomas & Deirdre Murray Jim & Susan Ritchay Lucas Coopman Mike & Leanne Haddad 5 Ken* & Monica* Golomski 5 William & Mary Jones Dick & Jennifer Bergstrom 10 Renee Raddatz Day* 20 Diane Gibson Jessica Jacques* Michael & Ann Ledvina John & Ruth Muscarello Charles & Nancy Ritter Participating Member Danny Egan Chris & Evie Hartwig Carol Harty 20 Kirsten & John Kaltenmark Robert & Rehna Bernhardt Charles & Denise Deibele 5 Tom & Doris Gilles 10 Robert & Mary Jaeck 10 Anna & Arthur Lehman Robert & Sheila Nault Jim & Nancy Rittgers John Anstett Jose Godinez Ernest & Joan Harvey Rodger & Judy Herson 20 Lois Kania Janice Berth 10 Mark & Barbara Delsart Cecile & Michael Gittec Robert & Nancy Jaeger 5 Suzanne Leiterman 10 John* & Laura* Neary 20 Don & Kay Robel Brent Barton Joe Lorenz Kathryn Hasselblad-Pascale & James & Lori Jansen Garry & Janis Kausch 10 Tom & Cheryl Biebel Don & Gail DeMeuse Robert & Bonnie Goelz Marilee Jahn 10 Wayne & Christine Joseph & Sharon Nejedlo Jim & Eleanore Roberts Jared Brammer De’Ette* & Russ Radant Dr. Ronald Pascale* 5 Chris & Linda Johnson 10 Mike & Ronda Kincheloe 5 Alice & Mark Bishop 5 Bob Denor 10 James & Deborah* Gord Eileen* & Roger Jahnke 5 Leitermann Mary Kay Mandli Nelson 10 Jay & Babette Robitshek Chris Briski Ben Sherman Phil & Betsy = Gary & Pattie Johnson 20 David & Anne Klodd 5 Marsha Blake Helen Desotell 5 Michael & Michele Gordon Jim & Rita Jarvis Janice & Leonard Lemens Andrew & LaCinda Neu Teresa Robshaw Sarah Bump James Tringali Hendrickson 20 Paul Kegel* 20 Alexander Koller Mary Blazel 20 Dennis & Susan Dewsnap Owen & Wendy Gorman 5 Milan & Cheryl Jelic Michael & Erin LeMere James & Isabelle Neuman Carlos & Irene Rodriguez Stephen Carroll Mark Villers Jerry & Pat* Hock 20 Anne-Judine & Jon Knudsen Andrea & Jonathan Kraus Kathryn & Nowell Blecha Joe & Eleanor Di Jim & Catherine Grace 10 Lee Jensen & Francis & Maureen Leonard Brad & Kim Nicholson Cheryl & Timothy Roets Andrew Chesbro Matt Wanezek Mary Johnson 20 Will Kress Gregory Gill & Ralph & Frances Bodwin 10 Raimondo 20 Julie Grace Jane Kusler-Jensen Michael & Barb Lepak 5 Richard & Theresa Nitka Virginia Rogers 5 Alisa Christensen Jeff* & Kay Kanzelberger Gordon & Amy Krueger Kathryn Krohn-Gill James & Mary Boehnlein Thomas & Maura Doherty Melvin & Betty Graczyk Norman & Virginia Monica Lewis 10 Kevin Nitsche Mary Lou Rosman Participating Member 10 Casey Clardy Herb Kohler & Natalie Black Carl & Mary Ellen Kuehne 5 Patricia & Lester Krupp Gerald Boettcher Minh & Lisa Do-McKenzie Steve & L. Sue Gradus Johnson 10 Norma Licht 20 Robert & Kay Nolan Fred & Ann Rouse Losson Luckett Jack Dempsey David Krause Tom & Peggy Lang 20 Thomas & Sandy Kuber Marilyn & Gregory Bohman Jeffery Domnick Kenneth & Julie Grams Ruth* & Keith Johnson 10 Scott Liebl & Mandy Nycz* 5 Ken & Patricia Rozek 10 Billy Nikolai Jon DesChane Billie Kress 20 Tom & Bev Lisle Pam MacMullen Allen & Catherine Bondi Lynn & John Doucette Terese Grams Bill & Nancy Jones 10 Maureen O’Connor 10 Terry & Cathy O’Brien Deborah & Scott Ruggles Heidi Spies Matt Evans Jim & Julie-Anne Kress 20 Jeffrey & Lisa Macco John & Jill Magliocco Mike & Marj Bork 20 Dick & Judith Dougherty Paul Grant 20 Dan & Margaret Jones Bert & Diane Liebmann 20 Mike & Mary O’Byrne Paul & Pamela Ruppa Gwynn Fewell Bernard & Karen Kubale 20 Jim Madigan 20 James & Heidi Mattson 10 Richard & Evelyn Bott Bob Doyle John Gray & Ann Preiss Gray Patricia & David Jones Der-Hua Lin Leonard & Janis O’Kray 5 Peter & Maureen Russo Christopher Gusman Class of 2016 Tom* & Deb Kunkel 5 Tom* & Maureen* Manion 20 Mark & Mary McMullen Michael & Mary Bottcher Jane & John = Doyle Jeremy & Elizabeth Green 10 Jerry & Rose Jungquist 20 Little/Abeln Family Dick Oliver 5 Dennis & Maureen Ryan Susan Hiller Participation: 1 percent Mac La Force Michael Marsden* & Jerry & Lori Morris Lee & Mary Bouche Peggy & John Doyle Mike & Christine Gries Eleanore & A.J. Juza Curt & Kristi Ljunggren Thomas & Sue Olmsted Jennifer Ryan Sylvie Jaspen Mary Ryder-Marsden 5 Tom & Christine Mrotek Mona & James= Bouressa President’s Club Patty La Force 20 Marialyce Draves Barbara Griffis Ken & Elizabeth Kabat Frank & Therese Lonergan Tom & Joan Olson Jim & Kay Ryan 10 Josie Karcz Allen & Elaine Lamers Michael Martin Robert & Terri Murphy 5 Kathryn & Barry Boyd Dan & Jo Ann du Bois 10 Carole Gruesen Jennifer Kahlow D.J. & Julie Long Mike & Patricia O’Neill 10 Joe Ryan David Riebe II & Kristen Kutil Jim & Mickey Lunney Barry & Cheryl Martzahl 10 Rob* & Ruth Nicholson Suzanne Brault 10 Michael & Sharon Dukinfield Gary & Donna Grzesk 5 John & Gail Kavalunas 5 Raymond & Kathleen Lorenz David & Maurie Osgood Ed & Sue Rylko Beth Blahnik Riebe* 20 Ji-Yoon Lee Bob & Betsy Manger 5 Frank Mattia Peter & Kathryn Nordeen Mary Bressers* 10 Dave & Jennie Dumbleton Gary* & Liz Grzesk June Kaye Ed & Phyllis Louis Arthur & Judith Oshefsky Ed & Julie Sabish 5 Paul Lund Founder’s Club Ed & Terri Martin Kathleen McCarte William & Natalie Raaths Dorothy & Michael Bretl Clint & Marcia Dunathan Dale & Gail Gusick 5 Terrence & Victoria Kearney Margaret Lowery Jorgen Ostergaard Paul & Dorothea Sager 10 Kaitlin Marchok Jake Bunk Dean & Mary Martinelli Anne McDaniel 10 Alice Reddin = Jerry & Mary Brien 20 Jerry Earls Tom & Carole Guyette Joseph & Sally Keenan Al & Mary Luckas Ole & Mette Ostergaard Bill & Karin Sands 10 Austin McGuine Logan Gott Margaret McAndrews 10 Rosemary McMonagle 20 Jim* & Betty Regan Barbara & Wayne Brix Robert & Phyllis Eaton Dan & Marlene Haas Thomas & Mary Kelly Rolf & Ann Lulloff 20 Walt & Jean Oswald 20 Glen & Susan Sands 10 Thomas McNamee Dan McClain Ruth M. Mettner 20 Neal & Kathy O’Connor 10 Craig & Karen Rojek Brenda & Kevin Broberg Mark & Jo Anne Ebben Jane Haeger 5 Jeff Kempke Chris & Susan Lundell 5 James & Nancy Ott Greg & Ann Santaga Tim Muldoon Gage McGeough Ed Meyer 20 Tom* & Sandy* Odorzynski Dick & Kathryn Rupiper Dave Brown 10 Jules & Diane Eberhardt 10 Charles & Sandra = Hagen Joe & Virginia Kennedy 20 Tim & Kelly Madden Dennis & Carol Ouradnik Anthony Sartori Andrew Ott Seamus McKinney Ruth Michels Tom & Jane Pirelli Bob Rutter* 20 David & Pamela Brown Richard & Mary Beth Ebert Gerard & Judith Haggerty Maddie Kennedy* Robert Magliocco Dian Page 5 Jay & Kristine Sauter 5 Emily Perszyk Tom Rahlfs Shirlyn Miller 5 Ken & Pam Roessler Steve & Mary Jo Sievers Diana & Roger Brown Nancy Ebert-Machut Suzanne & Andrew Hall Michael & Lisa Killian Elizabeth Mallek Doug Page David & Barbara Savino Brandon Ponschock Mike & Virginia Reinardy Arleen Neuman 20 Don Salmon* & Thomas & Mary Elizabeth John & Mary Brown Margaret Elmer Eckerle* 5 Roger & Carolyn Hallberg Jeff & Krista Kinziger Jacky Mallek Eddie & Donna Pahuski Denis & Jule Schadrie Josh Quezada Austyn Whitlatch Bill & Ruth Novak 20 Maria Zehren 20 Trzaska 5 Donald & Goldie Brunner Mike & Amy Eckley William Hammer Paula Kirchman David & Beverly Mangin James & Therese Pandl Jeffrey & Marcia Schadrie Brittany Reinertsen Padraic Obma Hans & Mary Schaupp Gary Umhoefer* 10 Marian Brzykcy 5 Peter & Lois Eckley Timothy Harke Steve & Melanie Kirchman John & Rita Markgraf James Panzer Marlene* & Gerald = Alison Schaefer Participating Member Phil* & Lorrie Oswald 5 Joe & Judy Scully 20 Steve & Kay Victor Mary & Michael Burke Gene & PJ Ehlers Loren & Marian Hart 20 Sherrie & Matthew Myron & Patricia Marlett Chris & David Papke 5 Schadrie Ted Schoenleber Jennifer Berggren Sadie & James Podewils 5 Mary Ann & Norbert Siolka 20 Pat* & Patty Wagner Mary Burke 10 Richard & Mary Jane Eisch Patricia Harvey 20 Klarkowski Michael Marnocha 5 Dave & Rita Paron Richard & Anne Schaefer 10 Sami Schurhammer Matt Fargo Dave Porter 20 Ed & Heidi Spagnola Dave* & Susan Wegge 10 Jean Buss Dave & Shari Eisenbise Allan & Carolyn Haupert Julie & Steven Kloehn Keith & Kimberly Marquardt Timothy & Mary Pauley Mary & Don Scharenbroch Nolan Smith Jake Finegan Richard* & Cynthia* Poss 10 Jane Stewart Mary Ellen White Paul & Lois Butkovich Chanda & Mark Elliott Jeff & Lisa Hebbard Karl & Lucy Klug Lee Marquardt Dennis & Dawn Pavlopoulos James & Linda Scharine Chris Swietlik Devon Fuller Pat Rauch 10 Jim & Betty Lou Mary Wilson Jim Cahill 10 Susan & Warren Elliott 10 Paul & Carol Heid Joyce Klunk = William & Joanne Martin 10 Bob & Anne Peachey Lisa & Tim Schindler Kaitlyn Wessing* Pete & Kathy Reines 20 Strohschein 5 Steve & Diana Yonke John Calawerts James & Tamara Erickson Mike* & Sally Heideman Fred & Virginia Koeller Michael & Patricia Mason Cristina Perkins Ed & Ann Schlueter Michelle Wojcik Class of 2017 Carl Reinhold & Bill & Mary Jo Sulzmann 20 Margaret Zach Mike & Rocky Calawerts Gary & Sherry Fairchild 10 Daun & Frederick Heilmann Les & J’ette Koeppel 5 Cynthia & James Massa Susan Perrault James & Diane Tony Zacharias Participation: 1 percent Eileen Kehoe 10 Joe* & Joyce* Tullbane 10 Gary Ziegelbauer & Dennis & Ann Callahan Tim & Deborah Fargo Sandra Heineman James & Constance Beth & Richard Matravers Elizabeth & Stephen Perry Schmeisser 10

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Ray & Laverne Schmidt Rick Toninato Participating Member James Bowman Kathleen Danen 5 Jean Galligan Bob & Diane Hayes Frederick & Gail Kestly Tom & Teresa Lieder Gary & Frances Miller 10 Joanne Peterson Linda & Fred Schindler Helen Schmitz Garnet & Lynne Topacio Anonymous Donors Debbie & Keith Brandt Mark & Debra Daniels Tom & Carol Galovich John & Jackie Healy Jill Kieslich James Lienau & George & Norma Miller Harvey & Karen Phelps Pam Schindler Dennis & Sandra Nancy Ott Trainor Nate & Mary Abts 20 Don & Judy Brantmeier 10 Ronald & Christine Arthur Gamez Stacie Heberlein Susan Kiiskila Mary Kovachich-Lienau James Miller Jack & Mary Jo Phillips Robyn & Thomas Schindler Schneider 20 Virginia Trainor Stephan & Joanie Achs Dana & Gary Braun Darschewski David Gardner Larry & Donna Heim Dick & Geraldine Kiltinen Jim & Marty Liethen 20 Ron & Helen Mizwicki 20 Janice Piehl Steve & Amy Schleunes Harold & Pat Schneider Ken & Virginia Trudell 5 John & Judith Adams 10 Lori & Mark Bray Glenn & Theresa Dart 10 John & Marla Gavin Mary & James Heim Robert & Susan King Darell & Renee Liming Hubert Mocadlo Nancy & Daniel Pierce Diane* & Larry Schlies Alice Schnell John & Eleanor Tucker Mike & Janet Ajango 5 Al & Karen Breitlow Pat Dart* Mike & Sharon Gay Donna Heimerl Elizabeth Kinsella 20 Gary & Jane Lindow Rosanne & Jase Moesch 5 Helen Pierquet Alan & Alice Schmatzhagen 5 Bob & Yvonne Scholl Gregory & Mary Tulachka Amy Helgren Albers 5 William Brenner Ross Dault Sally Pedrotti Gazza* Eileen Meely Heinrichs 20 Lori & Randy Kleiman Carol Lindsley 5 Yoko Mogi-Hein* & Lawrence & Jo Pierzchalski Alan & Renae Schmidt Jill Schram-Dickson 5 Mary Turek Jesse Albers* Joy & Daniel Bresson Walter & Judith Dauska Rita Gee Mark & Megan Heintzkill Nora & Steven Klepps Beth & Larry Linna Michael Hein Cindy & Eugene Pionek Carol Schmidt Norman & Wendy Jim & Carole Tyburski Patrick & Patricia Albers Allan & Karen Brice Gary & Pat Davister 5 Bill & Deirdre Gehant Greg & Jeanne Heinz Daryl & Lisa Klink Tony & Tammy Lio Debby & Terry Moody Anne & Jonathan Piotrowski Joann & William Schmidt Schroeder 5 John & Mary Uhler Ron Alberts Bob & Anna Brick 20 Larry De Groot James & Mercedes Gehl Allan & Patricia Helderman John & Heide Klish 5 Dean & Kathleen Little 5 John Moody John & Christine Platzer Katherine Schmitt 20 Michael Schultz* John & Gail Underwood 5 Jenifer Allen* Edward & Gayle Brien Janet & John De Young Kelly Gentine Dave & Susan Hemans Arnold & Rita Klos 10 George & Sharon William & Margaret Moody Dan & Helen Ploor Lori Schmitz Marion Schuman Michael Urban Sue & Jeffrey Allen Diane Brodigan 20 Dawn & Daniel Degeneffe Paul & Kris Gereau Robert & Joan Hendee Robert & Cheryl Knapp Livernash 20 Michael & Lynn Moon Thomas & Joyce Podbielski Randy Schmitz Jeff & Kelly Schwoerer Ron & Kelly Van Den Heuvel Salvatore & Kristal Aluia Bonnie Brogan William DeJung Diane Gessner Gary & Barbara Henkelmann Rachel Knetzger James & Rachel Lochtefeld Stewart Morris Mark & Kay Ponschock Kenneth & Michele Lyle & Luann Schwoerer Roger & Marjorie Van Drisse Lawrence & Anna Amato Tim & Mary* Brooks Steve & Connee Delain Dee Geurts-Bengtson* 5 Bernard & Judith Hennig Earl & Laurie Knitt Robert & Kristine Loderbauer James & Linda Morrison 10 George* & Liz Possley Schneider Tony & Sandy Scodellaro 10 Carol Van Ells Ron & Patricia Anders 20 Joseph & Kristin Brost John & Mary Dellemann Donna & Douglas Geyso Don*= & Judy* Henrickson Cheryl* & John Knuth Lori Lodes Margaret Mueller Mike & Laura Previte Paul & Nicole* Schneider Jock & Eileen Seal Roger & Judy Van Eperen Colleen & Dennis Andersen Douglas & Lillian Brown 5 Thomas & Annmarie Steven & Cathy Giacin Sy & Pat Henseler Ellen Knuth Chris & Holly Lofgren Marilyn Mueller Charles & Erika Priester 5 Tim & Heather Schneider Grace & Frederick = Sehring Mike Van Ermen Eric & M.J. 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Parting shot / Convocation Celebration Suddenly there was a great burst of light through the Darkness. The light spread out and where it touched the Darkness, the Darkness disappeared. The light spread ... until there was only a gentle shining, and through the shining came the stars, clear and pure. –Madeleine L’Engle