Central High School Foundation Annual Report July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011

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A Message from the President Board of Directors a unique opportunity to reshape our organization in order to continue growing Susan Strauss Lebens ʼ70 support for Central High School students, President faculty, staff, and alumni. Clark Lauritzen ʼ95 The following are just a few highlights of Vice President the Foundationʼs accomplishments over the past year because of your support: Susan A. Buffett ʼ71 Secretary • Launching a two-year, $1.4 million capital campaign to bring 21st century Charles Adam Yale ʼ93 learning classrooms to Central High Treasurer School; • Establishing partnerships with Matthew Aden ʼ74 Coca-Cola, First National Bank, Nebraska Dr. Keith Bigsby, Principal Methodist College: The Josie Harper Campus, and Midland University as Julie Cobb corporate sponsors of the Foundation and Susan (Strauss) Lebens Adopt-a-School partners of CHS; Dr. Rusty Crossman ʼ66 • Creating the Generation “C” program, Matthew Darling ʼ99 We hope this letter finds you enjoying a which has many goals, including raising great summer! The Central High School money for special projects for Central Robert Likes ʼ91 Foundation has had a very busy but student and alumni activities; exciting year thanks to your loyal support. • Securing grant funding that has put Merrilee Moshier Miller ʼ66 We would like to make you aware of $65,000 directly into Central High School Roger Sayers ʼ60 staffing changes that have taken place at classrooms. the Foundation. On April 15, Executive Thank you for helping perpetuate 150 Director Terry Price submitted her years – and counting – of tradition and Foundation Office resignation to the Board of Directors. excellence! We are grateful for Terryʼs 15+ years of Michele Roberts, dedication and commitment to the Sincerely, Executive Director Foundation, which she began out of her home in 1996. Robyn G. Hubbard, Director of Operations While it is always challenging to lose a Susan (Strauss) Lebens ʻ70 director such as Terry, we believe we have President

CHS Foundation Kicks Off $1.4 Million Wireless Campaign In a joint effort to bring Omaha Central High In light of current research which suggests that School into the 21st century and bridge the a digital divide, or inequality in technology digital divide, Omaha Central High, Omaha access, may exist between urban schools and Public Schools, and the CHS Foundation have suburban schools, the campaign seeks to kicked off a $1.4 million campaign to underwrite ensure a competitive technological playing field wireless technology at Central. for all Central students. This initiative, which is chaired by Sheri and “Both Sheri and I are thrilled to be chairing the Matt Aden ʻ74, will bring modern computer wireless capital campaign,” said chair Matt equipment, wireless internet access, and Aden ʻ74. “It is truly rewarding to again be part interactive smartboards into each classroom. of such an outstanding institution as Central. Introduced in March, the campaign has Our goal of providing wireless access to all received an enthusiastic response in its first CHS students is no longer a luxury but a four months with generous support from CHS necessity in preparing them for college and alumni, a boost from Central grad Peter beyond.” Buffettʼs April concert, Rock the Nest “Trivia Central currently offers limited computer lab Night,” and the CHS Golf Outing, all of which 2011 Alice Buffett Outstanding access to students throughout the day. With raised funds for the project. Teacher Award winner, Gregory Sand over 2,500 students walking the hallways daily, uses a SmartBoard in his classroom Continued on page 2 Central High School Foundation • Historic Library Building • 1823 Harney St. #203 • Omaha, Nebraska 68102 • (402) 556-1996 CHS Foundation Kicks Off $1.4 Million Wireless Campaign Continued from page 1 CHS is the largest high school in the state will allow them to access classroom “I believe education should be on a level of Nebraska. With so many students, it is material at any time and to receive playing field with students having the same crucial for the building to have a personalized tutoring from teachers. In opportunities whether they are educated in wireless infrastructure that students can addition, state standardized testing is now an urban or suburban setting,” said CHS access anywhere in the school, not just in being conducted online, so it becomes Foundation Executive Director Michele a traditional computer lab. crucial for students to practice the same Roberts. “If Central students are going to “Computers will come, iPads will go,” way the tests are being administered. With be able to compete in the 21st century, Central Principal Bigsby explained. “But the current infrastructure, practice testing they need the same tools other students that wireless backbone that will allow our is very limited. are receiving in suburban schools. kids to access that network is critical.” Future plans include replacing traditional Technologically speaking, that is not the Once the wireless infrastructure needed to blackboards with interactive Smartboards case. I believe it is our job to ensure support 21st century learning school-wide and replacing 2-D projectors with Elmos, Central High School provides the is completed, all students will be able to which include document cameras that necessary tools to help all students reach log on to data management systems which project the written word to a frog their potential and ultimately give them that dissection. level playing field.” “Trivia Night” Raises $18,000 for Wireless Campaign

Peter Buffett Lends Talents to Central’s Wireless Campaign The talents of prominent Central alumnus Peter Buffett ʼ76 were on display April 28, when the Emmy Award-winning composer performed “Life Is What you Make It: Concert & Conversation with Peter Buffett” at the Central auditorium. The event raised $10,000, to benefit the Omaha Central High School alumni, staff, parents, and friends gathered for a special wireless capital campaign. evening of fun and games at Rock the Nest “Trivia Night” held on Saturday, March 26. Companion to Buffettʼs New York Times Teams of eight played six rounds of 10 questions each to compete for prize bestselling book, Life Is What You Make packages from Omaha Steaks, Nothing Bundt Cakes, and Walmart. It, the concert featured a reception with the artist after the performance. A Mike DiGiacomo ʼ91 emceed the event. The following special guests were available on philanthropist who has worked throughout the auction block to the highest bidder to join their Trivia Team: his career to integrate education and Social Studies - Jack Blanke English - Dan Daly technology, Buffett was pleased to Science - Jerry Doctor Foreign Language - Bev Fellman ʼ59 reconnect with his Central roots. Drama - Pegi Georgeson ʼ61 Music - Bob McMeen “What an incredible experience to be Administration - Doc Moller Business - Carolyn Orr back on the stage where I performed with Athletics - Paul Pennington Math - John Waterman Lars Erickson in the Road Show back in After rounds including “Games People Play,” “Cornhusker Craniums,” and “You Heard It 1976,” said Buffett. “It was great to come Here,” the following teams were recognized: home to Central." • First Place - Team #11: James Buckley, Pat & Lisa Giambattista ʼ85, Mike & Cheryl Buffett himself is an astute user of 21st Goodwillie, Linda Johnson, and Steve & Carol Kuzelka. century technology. His USB drive-only album, Running Blind, features an • Second Place - Team #1: Liam Chleborad, Vicki Deniston-Reed & James Reed, interactive environment in which the Gary & Paula Groff, Tim Shipman, Jen Stastny, and Scott Wilson. user can listen to music, watch videos, • Third Place - Team - #21: Lyn & Stephen Bouma ʼ81, Scott & Julie Cobb, flip through photos and explore Buffettʼs Holly Herman ʼ78 & Jim Nolan, and Anne McCormick-Reed ʼ81 & Chuck Reed ʼ78. extensive career. In addition, generous donors contributed a wide range of items to the silent The wireless campaign received a lift auction, which was run by P.E.P. Benefitting Centralʼs wireless campaign, the event when The Bookworm donated a portion raised $18,000. Special thanks to First National Bank, Midland University, and of its sales to the campaign. Buffettʼs Nebraska Methodist College: The Josie Harper Campus for their contributions to book was on sale at the concert and this special evening. during the reception that followed.

2 Show Your Eagle Pride by Joining Generation C! The 2011 Generation “C” membership drive, which will raise funds to support special projects and services for Central High School and Student and Alumni activities, is being chaired by the Lebens Family. A true family of Eagles, the Lebens family embody the spirit of commitment, caring, and generosity in their continuing dedication to improve the greater Omaha community and the lives of those who call it home. All friends of Central are encouraged to show their “Eagle Pride” by joining Generation “C.” Membership opportunities are available for every budget and range from $10 to $2,500. In these challenging times, it can be difficult to continue to shine. However, at Central High School our students and staff not only shine, but also “Soar.” With your ongoing belief in Central High School, even more will be accomplished. By joining Generation “C,” you are helping secure the future of Central. For more information, contact Michele Roberts at [email protected] or visit Left to right: Emily Lebens Young ʼ03, Michael Lebens ʼ70, Susan (Strauss) www.centralhighomaha.org. Lebens ʼ70, Colin Lebens ʼ00 Adopt-A-School Partnerships Benefit Students and Staff

In an innovative initiative to connect community," said Clark Lauritzen ʻ95, The Nebraska Methodist College (NMC): Central to the greater Omaha community, President, Wealth Management and The Josie Harper Campus partnership has CHS Foundation Executive Director Investment Banking at First National Bank. opened opportunities for Central students Michele Roberts has secured four "Students from all walks of life have called to experience new settings and enhance Adopt-A-School partnerships. Coca-Cola, this school their alma mater and used the their scientific knowledge. Science First National Bank, Midland University, knowledge and experience gained here to students are learning on the NMC campus and Nebraska Methodist College have build outstanding careers and make a by working in their cadaver and each teamed up with Central to provide difference. The school and its programs phlebotomy labs. unique learning opportunities for students. continue to be as relevant today as they "The opportunity to take our students into were when I attended Central." Coca-Cola is helping students to "Go working labs and give them hands-on Green" and "Live Well” by developing a Central High School's world language experiences is invaluable,” said Jean recycling program. CHS art students are students teamed up with First National Whitten, CHS Science Department Chair. working with Coca-Cola employees to Bank to assist with Cinco de Mayo, Omaha NMC is also sponsoring the Science Club design recycling canisters that will be in April. First National Bank is also hosting and provided lab coats for Central High placed throughout the CHS campus. a banking seminar on saving for retirement School students who go into elementary for Central High School teachers and staff. "Taking old Coke barrels and having our schools and perform and assist elementary art students design and turn them into Midland University is offering students students with labs. recycling containers is fun to watch,” college credit in AP Calculus, AP English In addition, during the November teacher commented Central Art Department Chair Language, and AP Chemistry. Dual in-service, NMC provided free medical Jane Taucreti. “The students are enjoying enrollment students also have free access tests and assessments for CHS staff. the project and like to see their work to the Midland University online resources NMC faculty checked blood pressures displayed around campus." and library. and blood sugars, provided diabetic and First National Bank and CHS are natural "Dual enrollment allows Central students to nutritional informational materials, and partners, as both the school and the bank get a jump start on their college career,” answered health-related questions. have significant histories that date back said Cathy Andrus, IB/AP/DE Coordinator. Cholesterol screening with immediate more than 150 years. Their reputations as “By partnering with Midland University, our feedback was also offered. cornerstones of the greater Omaha students are able to earn college credit Central and the CHS Foundation greatly community and anchors of the downtown right here in the walls of Central High appreciate the Adopt-A-School partners business district make them uniquely School." and continue to look for local businesses suited to be partners in this endeavor. Midland University also provided support or community entities interested in promot- "Omaha Central's role as an urban, for the Math Club by sponsoring the Math ing student excellence within or outside of college preparatory school is vital to our Olympiad. CHS walls.

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3 Eagles Making Headlines Student Thomas, Central continues to set the standard for guidance excellence as the achievements of its counselor, received Teacher students, faculty, and alumni capture Alice Buffett local, state, and national attention. Outstanding Congratulations to the following inspiring Teacher Awards. Stastny Win Eagles: • Ted Lampkin was • Elizabeth de Laittre was named to the named the Omaha Annual Award Omaha World-Heraldʼs 2011 All-State World-Heraldʼs 2011 Boys Athlete of Academic Team and was named top the Year, retaining the honor for The annual Isaac Thomas scholar of the state of Nebraska. She Central. Deverell Biggs ʼ10 received Senior is also a National Merit finalist and a the honor last year. Recognition Presidential Scholars Program finalist. Event took In addition, Central was profiled as “an place on May • CHS students named to the Omaha urban high school that works” on a 14, with CHS World-Heraldʼs 2011 All-State segment of MSNBCʼs The Dylan Ratigan senior Isaac Academic Honorable Mention Team: Show” in January. Ratigan made the Thomas tak- Bobby Mancuso, Noam Margalit, stop in Omaha while traveling the ing home the Henry Nunn, John Rooney, and country for an “Innovation in Education” Student of the Isaac Thomas. tour. Susie Buffett ʼ71 was a featured Year award guest of the program which was also • Central staff members Gregory Sand, and English attended by 150 students and staff. math teacher, and Angela Meyer, teacher Jennifer Stastny receiving the Central High School Golf Outing Teacher-of- Sets Record with $40,000 Raised the-Year award. Thomas, after completing the self-nomination The CHS Foundationʼs process, was chosen as Student-of-the-Year most successful fundraiser by the CHS Foundation Board of Directors of the year took place and the CHS Board of Counselors. June 6 on the grounds of Thomas, a band leader, state chess champ Field Club of Omaha. Over and volunteer tennis coach, will receive a 200 alumni, parents, $1,000 scholarship. He is the second friends and others dusted consecutive Student-of-the-Year to attend off their putters for a good Claremont McKenna College. cause and raised over $40,000 for Centralʼs Jennifer Stastny won the Teacher-of-the-Year wireless campaign. Award for her hard work, thoughtfulness, and patience; traits that help her reach each and The Central High School every one of Golf Outing got off to a great start in its analysis from Golf Tech Pro and Central the students first year under the organization of the Grad Jamie Stogdill ʼ96, two mulligans, Jennifer Stastny CHS Foundation, attracting participants entry in the Mega Putt contest, and use in her from all different skill levels to help bring of the purple tees, which made those American Central education into the 21st century. long tee shots a little easier.” Literature and British The event was co-chaired by Jono “Although my name was written as Bradford ʼ95 and Wiff Farrell ʼ91. and co-chair, the efforts of the collective Holocaust A banquet and dinner following the group are the reason for our success,” Literature outing featured a silent auction and added co-chair Wiff Farrell ʼ91. “The classes. prizes for flight winners and 18 different excitement and forward momentum that “hole spotlight” winners, such as longest we were all a part of has really become In her free putt or closest tee shot. This yearʼs contagious, which is what we all wanted time, Stastny banquet also honored former teacher, to see happen. I look forward to being secured coach, and athletic director Paul involved with the golf outing and Central $12,000 in Pennington, who founded the Central High School for many years to come.” grant funding for her class High Golf Outing and contributed over In case you sat this yearʼs outing out, to visit the 34 years of service to CHS. thereʼs plenty of time to work on your United short game in time for next yearʼs Golf “We had great help from our corporate States Holocaust Memorial in Washington, Outing, June 4, 2012, at Field Club and individual sponsors, and the ʻC- D.C. Her nominating students said that of Omaha. passʼ was a big hit too,” said event co- Stastny has helped them to look at questions chair Jono Bradford ʼ95. “For an extra of prejudice and discrimination by engaging $25 golfers received a 10-minute swing them on a deep level. With her personal attention to each class member, regardless of his or her abilities, she has encouraged all Golf Winners her students to achieve their individual goals. First Flight (AM) Justin Erpamer, Adam Rinn ’96, Jamie Stogdill ’96, Bennet Kinghorn Referencing her son, one nominating parent 1st Place: Nate Bullington ’99, Matt Darling ’99, Nate Darling ’96, Mark Ciriaco 2nd Place: said of Stastny, “He went on to college and is Co-ed FlightBob Freeman,(AM/PM Kevin Combined) Garvin, Linda Gordman ’58, Andy Kemp studying to go into law enforcement because 1st Place: Michael Lebens ’70, Jeff Lebens ’73, Gary Lebens ‘81, Emily Lebens ‘03 she kept the wind in his sails!” 2nd Place: First FlightPhil (PM) Barth ’58, Bill Encell ’58, Elliot Gotsch, Phil Johnson ‘58 The Teacher-of-the-Year recipient, who is 1st Place: Tony Driscoll ’03, Kyle Reznicek, Phil Hruska ’94, John Matthews selected by the CHS Foundationʼs Board of 2nd Place: Directors, received a $1,000 prize. Second FlightPete Tracey (PM) ’84, Dan Bye ’84, Jim Gonzales ’84, Pat Salerno ‘84 1st Place: Todd Zeller, Vic Larson, Tim Schmad ’63, Bob Whitehouse 2nd Place: Third FlightWoody (PM) Bradford, Bob Hall ’56, John Griffiths, Mike Walter 1st Place: Dave Bushey ’88, Dan Corcoran ’88, Andy Haggart ’88, Erik Hoiekvam ‘88 2nd Place: 4 Marantz’s The Rhythm Boys Trains Spotlight on 60’s-Era Central The drama that gripped Omaha and when the conversation turned to the events Central in March of 1968 takes center surrounding the ʻ68 historic season. stage in The Rhythm Boys. Written by “It struck me that this a story that has all Central grad Steve Marantz ʼ69, the book the elements I could want to tell a story, features the talented ʼ68 Central boys' and one of the major elements is that no basketball team that featured the first oneʼs done it--itʼs original,” said Marantz. all-black starting line-up in Central history. “I knew if I didnʼt do it, it would sort of The Rhythm Boys, which hit the book- vanish into time and history, and after stands in March, tells the story of Coach everyone passed away thereʼd be no one Warren Marquissʼ Central team, led by star else to write it down.” center Dwaine Dillard ʻ68, that cruised and Vikki Dollis ʼ68, who lent her diary to For Marantz, who was a Central junior Marantz. through the regular season on a 19-game during that year of upheaval and witnessed winning streak and entered the state the ʼ68 teamʼs journey as the season “Vikki was a cheerleader, a reporter for the tournament as the odds-on favorite when unfolded, the story brought back a lot of Register and the girlfriend of one of the the course of history intervened. strong memories. starting players,” said Marantz. “She Alabama segregationist leader George thought something good could come out of “Personally for me it was kind of an shining a light on history. Kids today may Wallace made an inflammatory presidential awakening,” said Marantz. “It was going campaign stop in Omaha just days before think nothing of biracial relationship from a stage of innocence to awareness. because itʼs so tolerated; but in 1968, it the tournament started, which sparked a Jobs were disappearing and the economy riot in Omaha. The course of the next was still relatively rare, and a sensitive was going bad, the police were topic.” 24 hours led to Dillardʼs arrest and sent overzealous, and all that anger kind of the black community of Omaha and boiled over at Central.” The reception for Marantzʼs book has been Central into an uproar, leaving a historic strong, with over 70 people attending a championship run hanging in the balance. During the process of writing the book, book signing in March at The Bookworm. Marantz received help from the Central The Rhythm Boys is published by Marantz, who has also authored Sorcery at family, such as Terry Price, former Caesars about the rivalry between Sugar University of Nebraska Press and can be Executive Director of the CHS Foundation, purchased online through the Central High Ray Leonard and Marvin Hagler, said he Jim Wigton ʼ66 of the Alumni Association arrived at the topic of his latest book during School Alumni Association at a round of golf with some old classmates www.omahacentralalumni.com.

Class of ’61 Reunion Research leads to Vietnam War Memorial Addition One purpose of having a class reunion is to get reacquainted with former classmates. Another purpose, to account for “lost” classmates, is just what the class of ʼ61 accomplished in preparation for its 50th reunion when it discovered that classmate Edward L. Niebur had died in the Vietnam War. Max Kennedy (center) Edʼs sister Lou Ann Niebur Huffmann (left of Max) Ed's On May 4, a special ceremony was held in honor of Nieburʼs service wife Joan Neibur Rosecrans ( right of Max) + 3 of Ed's brothers at Central. Niebur and his photo were added to the 12 plaques and names of the Central Vietnam Memorial with the help of CHS JROTC and the CHS Music Department. Over 20 of Nieburʼs surviving family members, including his two sons and wife, attended. What had started out as a search for an old classmate turned into a historical investigation when Ken Lungren ʼ61 informed Principal Keith Bigsby that he believed he had found out that Niebur, a 1958- 61 CHS student, had died in the Vietnam War. Bigsby called Max Kennedy ʼ53, who did some research and contact- ed Nieburʼs family. Kennedyʼs research revealed that Niebur had transferred to Tech High as a senior to train to become a nurse and later joined the Navy as a Hospital Man. He later served with the Marines at Khe Sahn, where he was killed by mortar fire on February 29, 1968. “Dr. Bigsby asked me to check it out,” said Kennedy, “and during the next nine months I worked with Niebur's family and Jack Kidwiler ʼ64, who originally donated the memorial in 1996. We also got help from Edward L. Niebur Frank Milachek ʼ61 with paint for the lettering, and the senior 2011 Killed in Action class of the JROTC, who added the paint to refurbish the 15-year old memorial.”

5 Class of 1970 Wins Reuniting With Old First Class Challenge Congratulations to the Class of ʼ70 for Friends Highlight winning the First Class Challenge! The annual challenge is a friendly competition of Class of 1960 5050 among classes holding reunions to raise money for the CHS Foundationʼs day-to-day Reunion operating expenses. The Class of ʼ70 YEARSYEARS raised over $9,000 and won the competition The Class of 1960 celebrated its 50-year class reunion for the second time. The class previously October 1-2, 2010. The event attracted 122 classmates, plus 63 spouses and won the First Class Challenge at its 30th significant others who reunited and revisited memories of Central and each other. reunion in 2000. “Although the class of 1960 experienced perfect weather and wonderful food at Rickʼs “The Class of ʼ70 had a great turnout at its Café Boatyard and the Durham Museum, the best element was being able to reunite September 2010 reunion with classmates with old friends and classmates,” commented Roger Sayers ʼ60. coming from 14 different states,” said Susan Lebens ʼ70. “In addition to just being with “Because of the generosity of many members of the class, costs for the two-day each other again, the highlights included a reunion were kept to a minimum,” added Sayers. As a result, the class was able to tailgate party at the Scoular Ballroom, a donate $3,700 to the Central High School Foundation. football game at the beautiful new stadium, tours of the school, and a dinner at the Press Club.” Registers Nearly Complete, O-Books Class of 1955 Celebrated Coming Soon Memorable 55th Reunion, Thanks to the careful and steady leadership of Alumni Association members Barry Combs '50 and Jim Wigton '66, the online Central archives now contain a searchable Already Planning for 60th database of nearly all of the Registers spanning back to 1874. The oldest "A 55th reunion is well worth celebrating,” continuously operating student newspaper west of the Mississippi, the Register said Dorothy Rasgorshek ʼ55. “It was our archive contains roughly 15,000 pages spanning 134 years. classmate Phil Schrager who insisted that we The O-Book collection is now being scanned and is expected to be available for hold the event, but, sadly, he online viewing this fall. The Central High School Historical Timeline has also been passed away before the reunion. expanded and is available online at www.centralhighomaha.org. We had a full weekend at the Regency Marriott with the In addition, the Alumni Association has spearheaded the initiative to preserve Sunday brunch being my Centralʼs priceless collection of artifacts and historical documents. These items – favorite time to unwind. We realize which date back 140 years - have been transferred from non-archival storage to the class gets smaller and smaller acid-free containers and steel cabinets where they will be safely preserved for future each year, but those who could generations. attend are enthusiastic, These archival projects were made possible thanks to the generosity of the many nostalgic, and insistent on donors who contributed to the Foundationʼs Central High School 150th anniversary celebrating a 60th in underwriting campaign. four years!" New Staff Members Join CHS Foundation Team The CHS Foundation added the talents of University. Roberts also created the Hubbardʼs attachment to Central runs two new members to its staff this year with Generation “C” program to raise money for deep, with her father graduating from the promotion of Michele Roberts to the student and alumni activities and wrote Central in 1941 and her children position of Executive Director and Robyn grants that have put $65,000 directly into graduating in 2006 and 2009. G. Hubbard filling the newly created Central classrooms. The Foundation also employed two CHS Director of Operations position. Prior to joining the Foundation, Roberts students: Molly McVay and Irene Haorei. Roberts, a former teacher and Head served as Director of Womenʼs Basketball Molly has worked at the Foundation since Womenʼs Basketball Coach at Central, was Operations at Iowa State University, February of 2010 as a student intern. She named Executive Director in July 2011. where she earned a masterʼs degree in graduated from Central in May and will be She joined the Foundation as Development education. She has also served as attending DePaul University in the fall Director in August 2010. Associate Athletic Director and Senior where she is planning to study sociology. Woman Administrator at UNO and taught In her first nine months with the Irene has been working as a student intern at Central from 1996-2003, where she Foundation, Roberts helped launch the at the Foundation since August 2010 and coached the girlsʼ basketball team to two-year, $1.4 million will be a senior next back-to-back state tournaments in 2001 capital campaign to year at Central. and 2002, including the 2002 semifinals. bring 21st century She is the Senior learning Robyn Hubbard, taking on the newly Class Treasurer, classrooms to created Director of Operations a member of Central and position, brings a legal background to National established the Foundation, as well as 30 years Honor corporate of work at her family business Ginn Society, sponsorships with Oil Company and Goodies Mini Math Club, Coca-Cola, First Marts. After having sold the family Student National Bank, business, Hubbard opened the yarn Council, Methodist Health shop String of Purls, which she and Relay System, and operated for almost eight years for Life. Midland before joining the Foundation in June of 2011. Born and raised in Omaha,

6 Michele Roberts Robyn G. Hubbard The Central High School Foundation Central High School Statements of Financial Position • June 30, 2011 and 2010 Foundation ASSETS 2011 2010 Honor/Memorial CURRENT ASSETS Cash in bank $601,288 $658,014 Scholarship Recipients Accrued interest and dividends receivable 703 1,420 for the Class of 2011: Contributions receivable - 1,307 Pledges receivable 164,750 141,156 • Class of 1932 - Ariana Koch Total current assets $766,741 $801,897 • Class of 1939 - Claire Ferguson • Class of 1946 - Haley Burns EQUIPMENT • Class of 1947 - Jessica Bruce Office equipment $40,985 $40,236 • Class of 1967 - Katelyn Fosmer Less accumulated depreciation 38,060 35,841 • W. Edward Clark (1932) - Erin Weis Total equipment $2,925 $4,395 • Dick Jones - Sara Doghman OTHER ASSETS • John Keenan - Linda Hilliar Cash and cash equivalents $80,488 $79,223 • Frank Knapple - Jacob Kmiecik Deposits 600 600 • Diane Durfee Lundberg Krider - Long-term pledges receivable 47,056 74,398 Brittany Prescott Long-term investments, at market value 755,499 624,792 • Arthur L. (1914) & Genevieve K. Loomis - Total other assets $883,643 $779,013 Jacqueline Johnson and John Rooney Total assets $1,653,309 $1,585,305 • E. Frank Maycock (1948) - Zach Meyer LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS • G.E. “Doc” Moller - Elizabeth de Laittre • Terry Moshier (1954) - Jordan Somer CURRENT LIABILITIES • Debra Peirce (1982) - Kaley Storm Accounts payable $- $- • Ramona Byers Sanders (1965) - Scholarships payable 21,300 29,730 Andrew Evans Total current liabilities $21,300 $29,730 • Ned Sariscsany (2005) - Michael Lush NET ASSETS and Sean Danielson Unrestricted: • Robert Spire (1943) - Undesignated $588,962 $75,852 Nicholas Spompinato Designated - 481,153 • Hird Stryker Jr. (1936) - Mikaela Kelly Temporarily restricted 315,669 291,492 • James Baume Stryker (1942) - Permanently restricted 727,378 707,078 Abby Mandell Total net assets $1,632,009 $1,555,575 • CHS Foundation Student of the Year - Total liabilities and net assets $1,653,309 $1,585,305 Isaac Thomas • Augusta Turpin - Grace Farrell • Donald R. Weber (1933) - Kathryn Greenwood • World War II Memorial - Foundation Responsibilities Jacquelyn Harper The office responsibilities of the Central High School Foundation include: • Sponsoring Rock the Nest, Senior Recognition Night, and the Central High School Golf Outing Other Scholarships through • Raising money for capital projects for Central High School the CHS Foundation: • Managing the scholarship endowment fund • Henry Davis (1969) - Oluyomi Adekunle, • Writing grants Nyachang Johnson, and Shane Vogel • Providing class reunion assistance • Paul Jepsen (1924) – • Maintaining an extensive database of more than 50,000 alumni, parents, staff, and friends Abigail Sjogren (2008), • Serving as a liaison between Central High School and the community Chloe Greguska (2008), • Operating the Central High School Foundation office Nhu Le (2009), Rebecca Sevela (2009), Qianli Wang (2010), Joel Gonzalez (2010), Plan Ahead For Central’s Future Enrique Perdomo (2011), There are many ways to give to the CHS Foundation, now or in your estate plan. You Fang Zheng (2011), may wish to consider one of the options below. For more information, please contact and CheʼLynn Thompson (2011) your financial planner, attorney, or the CHS Foundation office at (402) 556-1996 or • Allen & Doris Oglander Scholarship – [email protected]. Rebecca Harrison (2010) and Jaila Carter (2011) • Bequests: For many donors, making an estate gift is the most realistic way to • Ruth Pilling (1926 and staff) - provide a substantial contribution to the CHS Foundation. Bianca Zuniga • Gifts of Insurance/Retirement: Amend an existing insurance policy or retirement • William Ramsey (1930) - Kaylor Caldwell plan to name the CHS Foundation as one of your beneficiaries. • John E. Sunderland (1916) - Aaron Perry • Appreciated Securities: At gift of long-term, appreciated securities (stocks, mutual • Yale Trustin (1942) - Faith Snyder-Brown funds and bonds) is exempt from capital gains taxes. • Peggy Aufenkamp Wheeler (1984) - Taylor Greene • Gifts of Real Estate: Make a gift of commercial or residential real estate to the CHS • Thor (1924) & Kay Krough English Prize - Foundation and receive substantial financial benefits. Ryan Parks • Charitable Gift Annuity: A gift annuity is a contract between the donor and the • Lyn & Stephen Bouma - Lea Farho Foundation that provides the donor a guaranteed payment for life and a charitable • Band Parent Organization Scholarships: income tax deduction. Deferred gift annuities are also available. Robin Fey, Christina Klem, and • Charitable Remainder Trust: A charitable remainder trust provides a lifetime Isaac Thomas income and a charitable income tax deduction. • V.O.I.C.E. Scholarships: Sara Doghman, Lea Farho, • Make Your Gift Count Twice: Ask your employer if they match charitable donations. Colleen Kilcoyne, and Molly McVay A quick phone call or email could double your gift!

7 Donations This listing reflects donors whose gifts were received July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011. Thanks to these generous businesses, foundations, and individual donors. Central High School Foundation is able to fulfill its mission of improving the education of present and future Central students.

Honorariums In memory of Paul E. Fesler ‘50 In memory of John E. Sunderland ‘16 Fazoli’s Restaurant String of Purls In honor of James S. Backer ‘80 James C. Olsen ‘51 Frederick & Marcia Backer Nancy (Blotcky) Friedland ‘57 Robert Teply ‘95 Frederick & Marcia Backer James S. Backer ‘80 Harry Friedman ‘64 James Van Metre ‘81 In honor of Thomas F. Backer ‘83 In memory of Don B. Fiedler ‘61 Thomas F. Backer ‘83 Shella Fuhrman ‘66 Henry Vierregger ‘53 Frederick & Marcia Backer Nancy A. Alvarez-Calderon ‘61 In memory of Nancy C. Swoboda ‘48 Frances (Hunter) Gaines Wal-Mart Foundation In honor of Mary M. Blanke In memory of Cornelia Field ‘36 Elizabeth A. Horne ‘48 Mike & LouAnn Goding Edward & JoAnn McGee Walsh Jack M. Blanke John E. ‘62 & Susan S. (Field) ‘62 In memory of Raymond E. Vierregger ‘53 Nelson ‘58 & Linda ‘58 (Kavich) Gordman Lawrence (Mick) & Jane Whelan Philip P. Blanke ‘83 Mullens Henry E. Vierregger ‘53 Mike & Pat Stelmachowicz Gorga Robert Whitehouse In honor of Peter Buffett In memory of James R. Field ‘36 In memory of Mary Wickman Hap Abraham Catering Victoria Wiles Hugo Shong John E. ‘62 & Susan S. (Field) ‘62 Gregory E. Emmel Rick & Debe Hauschild Gary ‘70 & Cheryl (Marks) ‘70 Willis In honor of Raymond M. Crossman ‘66 Mullens ______Kristie Hayes ‘73 $100 & Above In memory of Ray D. Gaines ‘50 Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc. Benjamin Wiesman ‘49 Chad Ahlvers ‘90 Frances H. Gaines General Donations Edward Hulac ‘52 In honor of Raymond M. Crossman ‘66 & Judith Albert ‘46 In memory of David Goermar ‘63 $100,000 & Above Linda (Larsen) Klaasmeyer ‘59 Stephanie J. Meyers Lawrence ‘51 & Pauline (Katzman) ‘52 Albert James E. Goermar ‘56 The Sherwood Foundation Gerald Kohout ‘59 Suzanne Meyers Shover David Allan ‘51 In memory of Sally L. Goermar ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. Lee D. ‘38 Seemann Peter Krogh In honor of Annie (Backer) Davids ‘80 Nancy (Riekes) Alvarez-Calderon ‘61 James E. Goermar ‘56 Steve & Carol Kuzelka Frederick & Marcia Backer $75,000 & Above Dorothy (Deffenbaugh) Anderson ‘46 In memory of Ann L. Goldstein ‘64 Brett Lundin ‘86 In honor of Beverly (Bloom) Fellman ‘5 Edward G. Jepsen ‘61 Jennifer (Fotsch) Austino Raymond M. Crossman ‘66 & Frank-John Maaske ‘92 Deborah F. Fellman Michael ‘70 & Susan (Strauss) ‘70 Lebens Judith (Lewis) Bachman ‘55 Stephanie J. Meyers Mama’s Pizza In honor of Harry L. Freeman ‘49 William Baeder ‘61 In memory of Juliette Griffin ‘07 $50,000 & Above Omaha Steaks Melvin J. ‘47 & Joanne (Levey) David & Lea Bailis Robert A. Johnson ‘40 Robert B. Daugherty ‘39 Charitable Daniel Pansing ‘89 ‘48 Freeman Alicia Bannon In memory of Alexandra Hooker ‘50 Foundation Perry & Christine (Andreasen) ‘82 Pellman Howard A. Kaiman ‘47 Udoxie Barbee ‘45 Barbara K. O’Farrell ‘50 John Peterson ‘70 In honor of Roger D. Friedman ‘61 $25,000 & Above Philip Barth ‘58 In memory of Louis B. Houser ‘19 Pinnacle Bank Sanford L. Friedman ‘64 David & Carol Van Metre Janet (Williams) Beckmann ‘67 Glenn D. Houser ‘49 Peyton Pratt ‘65 In honor of Howard J. Kaslow ‘57 Pamela (Bartling) Buffett ‘60 Frederick Bekins ‘43 In memory of Mark Hovanek Thomas & Terry Price Ronald A. & Cheryl (Milder) ‘66 Cooper Murray Belman ‘53 Dorothy J. Keller ‘46 $20,000 & Above Stan & Pat Raczynski Richard A. Kaslow ‘61 Tom Bernstein ‘54 In memory of Michael D. Jamison ‘84 Stephen & Barbara Rennard Cory Richards ‘66 Steven J. Riekes ‘58 Mark Bernstien ‘67 Daniel H. Bye ‘84 Heather Roberts In honor of Harmon T. Maples ‘93 $10,000 & Above Phyllis (Weinroth) Bernt ‘67 In memory of Keith R. Jewell ‘40 Patrick ‘58 & Jeanne Salerno Tom & Terry Price Peter Buffett ‘76 Thomas Bertino ‘80 Harvey Burstein ‘40 Daniel Schinzel ‘85 In honor of Jason B. McCarthy ‘98 Henry Davis ‘69 Christofer & Christine Billie In memory of David W. Katskee ‘32 Howard Shrier ‘61 Tom & Terry Price First National Bank of Omaha Allison (Major) Blanchard ‘80 Melvin R. Katskee ‘63 Raymond ‘57 & Laurie (Frank) ‘57 In honor of Milton D. Moore ‘58 Richard Holland ‘39 Dan Blanke In memory of L. John Kratky ‘51 Thompson Robert A. Peterson ‘58 Midland University George & Donna Blazek Leonard L. Falk ‘51 Gary & Carol Thompson In honor of Sarah L. Price ‘98 Nebraska Methodist College Frances (Veitzer) Blumkin ‘44 In memory of Alan Kulakofsky Michael Timmins ‘77 Tom & Terry Price Old Chicago Erica (Means) ‘79 & Doug Bottger Raymond M. Crossman ‘66 & Steven & Janis (Norton) ‘66 Weidenhammer In honor of Michele Roberts Craig & Kathy Brehm Stephanie J. Meyers $5,000 & Above Cynthia (Lauvetz) ‘87 Willms Omaha Community Foundation Terrill Bresette In memory of John T. Langan Joan Jackson-Polk Clayton Wulf ‘95 In honor of Patrick J. Salerno ‘58 Duane & Linda Brock Raymond M. Crossman ‘66 & Willsie Company John & Merrilee (Moshier) ‘66 Miller $250 & Above Mark Brodkey ‘61 Stephanie J. Meyers Robert A. Peterson ‘58 $2,500 & Above Joel Aresty ‘67 Margie (Siref) Brodsky ‘67 In memory of L. Zenaide Luhr Adam & Christine (Peterson) ‘86 Steffen Matthew & Sherril Aden ‘74 J. Brad Ashford Robert Brody ‘69 Aaron Marcus ‘61 In honor of Yale F. Trustin ‘42 Frederick & Marcia Backer Jay ‘80 & Bette Norton-Ball Annette (Loch) Bunge ‘72 In memory of Milton Marcus Lisa G. Trustin Don & Ann (Strauss) ‘67 Hosford Carlos & Dolores Bangert Barrientos Robert Burch ‘77 Rebecca L. Means ‘52 In honor of Scott M. Wilson D. David Slosburg ‘70 Edward & Margot Wickman Bennett Donald Buresh ‘62 In memory of Alan G. Marer ‘51 Benjamin Sylvester ‘42 James Bergquist ‘64 Timothy & Lisa (McElroy) ‘86 Burkhardt Alison Cherry-Marer $2,000 & Above In honor of Adam Yale ‘93 The Baer Foundation Bradley Boers ‘78 Bernard & Sally (Sloboth) Burns ‘51 In memory of Diane H. Minowitz ‘61 Anonymous Slosburg Family Charitable Trust Dana & Patricia Bradford Alvin Burstein ‘48 Nancy A. Alvarez-Calderon ‘61 ______Gregory Brown ‘72 Daniel ‘84 & Stacey Bye ‘84 In memory of Diane E. Moessner ‘59 $1,000 & Above Memorials James & Linda Johnson Buckley Greta Camel Sharon K. Morrissey ‘59 Richard & Maureen ‘72 Anderl In memory of Aristides Abariotes ‘46 Teresa (Schneider) Clark ‘79 Judith (Dolgoff) Cannon ‘70 In memory of Joseph R. Moore ‘43 Jim & Julie Anderson Norman H. ‘43 & Eunice (Feldman) Scott & Julie Cobb Marjorie (Moore) Cantor ‘41 Marjorie M. Cantor ‘41 Baird Holm LLP ‘46 Denenberg Cornerstone Home Inspections Mike & KimCarter In memory of Thomas V. Moore ‘37 Stephen Bergquist ‘59 In memory of Wini Adams Ann (Backer) Davids ‘80 Robert Chandler ‘65 Marjorie M. Cantor ‘41 Jerry & Karen Bexten James E. Goermar ‘56 Norman ‘43 & Eunice (Feldman) ‘46 Robert ‘50 & JoAnn (Egbert) ‘51 Chedester In memory of John A. Nelson Keith & Michele Monaghan Bigsby In memory of Vickie L. Anderson ‘65 Denenberg Alison Cherry-Marer James A. Bergquist ‘64 Robert & Mary Clarkson Broom Eileen M. Conway Kathleen Dodge W. Scott Chiles ‘52 In memory of Carol J. Olsen ‘69 Calling All Cars Marcia S. Curtis ‘63 Edison International Liam Chleborad Donna L. Reinig ‘66 Cox Business Joanne M. Dusatko Paul Essman ‘74 Circo Enterprise In memory of Charlotte Orr Raymond M. ‘66 & Stephanie Meyers Peggy Landon ‘67 Richard ‘53 & Beverly (Bloom) ‘59 Jon & Renee Claborn John M. & Merrilee C. (Moshier) Crossman Carolyn K. Orr Fellman Jack Cohen ‘48 ‘66 Miller Matthew Darling ‘99 Frank, Kim & Keri Ruecker M. Jeanie Fentress ‘65 Barry ‘50 & Athena Combs In memory of Gregory A. Peck ‘71 Deborah Fellman Jim & Marge Timmins Matthew & Sheryl Fitzgerald Michael Combs ‘54 Janet L. Sargent ‘76 First Data Foundation In memory of Gloria Bartek ‘50 Miriam Frank ‘70 Kathleen (Haile) Connors ‘70 In memory of Ruth H. Pilling ‘26 Houchen Bindery Barbara K. O’Farrell ‘50 Erik Gerlings ‘88 Eileen Conway Thomas H. Fike ‘37 Joslyn Art Museum In memory of James B. Bresette Pat & Lisa (Curry) ‘85 Giambattista Everett Cook ‘38 In memory of Gilbert W. Robinson ‘49 Howard ‘57 & Sharon (Bernstein) ‘65 Kooper Anonymous Deborah (Roach) Gilg ‘70 Warren Cooke ‘64 Roger W. Robinson ‘55 E. John Larsen ‘43 Eugene & Carole Beran Living Trust Steven Gomez ‘82 George Crenshaw ‘58 In memory of Harold Row ‘34 John Latenser ‘40 Terrill Bresette Mike & Cheryl Goodwillie Cherie Curry ‘54 Ruth D. Row Jack Lewis ‘52 Roger & Jolene Cerveny Barbara Guss Kemp ‘70 Marcia (Hanek) Curtis ‘63 In memory of Ned J. Sariscsany ‘05 Robert ‘91 & Jennifer Likes Marcella V. Chirpich Cynthia Hadsell ‘66 Richard Daley ‘53 Ron & Carolyn Boro Lockton Companies LLC Robert & Elizabeth Dorr James Hall ‘59 Candace Daly In memory of Charles Schantz ‘40 Lindsey Miller-Lerman David B. Elsesser William & Therese Straseski Harlow Robert Danenhauer Zella S. Grant ‘39 Joyce Muller ‘52 Kelly Ray & Teri Ann Deffenbaugh Forck Patrick Hill ‘80 Carl Davis In memory of Richard W. Selby ‘38 Charles Munger ‘41 Rick & Debe Hauschild Marsha (Curran) Holden ‘62 Deborah Denenberg ‘76 Tracy Pavlick Scott Nielsen ‘77 Thomas & Connie Heffern Jacobsen Kresse Knight Partnership Michael Denenberg ‘54 In memory of Sam Sgroi ‘52 Nova Fitness Equipment David L. Hendee Douglas & Debra Johnson Victoria Deniston-Reed Daniel Adam Prairie Mechanical Corporation Nadine Keith Robert Johnson ‘40 Jim & Trish Lonergan Devney Vince & Louise Bazemore Jon & Sue Roberts Brian & Georgene Lahm Matt & Donna Johnson Charles Dickerson ‘59 Carl Davis Michele Roberts Pete & Jan Larsen Howard Kaslow ‘57 James Dinsmore ‘47 Louis L. & Grace Ericson Frederick Simon ‘55 George P. Miller Max Kennedy ‘53 Doubletree Hotel Leonard L. Falk ‘51 Kenneth Stephan ‘64 Larry & Janice Novicki Donna (Lloyd) Kerwin ‘89 Anthony Driscoll ‘03 Sally Farnham Mark Trustin Stan & Pat Raczynski Robert Kretz ‘56 Gary & Pamela Dutton Molly J. Fogarty ‘91 Lisa Trustin Joanne M. Stewart Bruce Lauritzen Don Ecklund ‘60 Tom & Rose Gunia Wells Fargo Foundation Warren & Sarah Williams Maurice Lipton ‘51 Gary Ecklund ‘57 Gregor & Susan Henricks Adam ‘93 & Sarah Yale Ronald Zolno Katherine Malashock ‘76 Ty Egbert James & Teresa Honz In memory of John W. Bryans ‘53 $500 & Above Tegwin Maxwell Sandra (Greenberg) Eichberg ‘65 Luke & Amy Kelly Wallace A. Bryans ‘56 Matthew ‘83 & Heather (Hammans) William McCartney ‘69 Fredrika Ellis ‘94 Lawrence & Linda King In memory of Susan T. Buffett ‘50 ‘85 Ahrens John & Merrilee (Moshier) ‘66 Miller Gregory & Betsy Emmel James & Kathleen Mumgaard Elisabeth M. Mellen Rod & Stephanie Horeis Anderson Mary Moberg ‘51 William Encell ‘58 Barbara H. Munday ‘51 In memory of H. Marvin Camel ‘42 Arnold Clark Photography Sharee (Cohen) ‘70 Newman Sara (Pepper) Epstein ‘55 James & Rita Murphy Greta H. Camel James Backer ‘80 Thomas ‘92 & Meghan (Stanek) ‘93 Oakes Barbara (Boien) Erickson ‘42 Jack & Carol Ott In memory of Marcia A. Chandler ‘65 Thomas Backer ‘83 Chet Palmer Justin Erspamer Larry W. Palmer Linda K. Pantier ‘65 Ellen Batt ‘70 Harlan Peckham ‘52 Griffith Evans ‘71 Jacob & Kathryn Ritonya In memory of Peter Chapman ‘67 Benson Records Management Robert ‘58 & Pipi Peterson Jim & Barb Farho Thomas J. Rodino ‘74 Oreste P. Ciochetto ‘67 Irvin Blumkin ‘70 Pfizer Foundation Janet Farr Micheal & Ann Sabag In memory of Charlotte Kuppinger Stephen ‘81 & Lyn Bouma Leslie (Johnson) Pujo ‘84 Judith (Friedman) Feiertag ‘60 Anthony & Julie Sgroi Colhoun ‘42 Kathryn (Dodds) Brackett ‘32 Rains Hardwood Floors Bernard Feldman ‘55 Laurence & Patricia Sheldon Willsie Company Jonathan Bradford ‘95 Joel ‘66 & Mary Rich Arnold Fellman ‘61 Frank & Sheila Smith In memory of Warren T. Cooper ‘39 Robert Brigham ‘87 Susan Rippey ‘70 Paul Fey Ned L. Sortino ‘52 John C. Cooper ‘49 Elizabeth (Hammans) Brownell ‘82 Rockbrook Camera Thomas Fike ‘37 James & Marsha Stewart In memory of Dwaine D. Dillard ‘68 Fred Burbank ‘59 John Rosenberg ‘71 Flatiron Café Stuart E. Stoler ‘58 Oreste P. Ciochetto ‘67 Colombo Distribution Michael Salerno ‘86 Molly (Phillips) Fogarty ‘91 Bradley & Kyu-In Thiel In memory of Robert R. Douglas ‘61 Complete Security & Investigations, Inc. Linda (Hansink) ‘70 Schafer Sean Foster ‘92 Travis & Kristi Tyler Gilbert G. Geihs ‘57 Richard & Christine DeWitt Mary (Bilz) ‘47 Schiemann Christopher Foster ‘80 In memory of William R. Stelzer ‘36 In memory of Helen L. Eastlack ‘41 Dundee Bank Frank & Sheila Smith Theodore Fotopoulos ‘82 Thyra Malloy John F. Latenser ‘40 William Farrell ‘91 Alan ‘71 & Kimberly Stoler Mike Fox

8 Donations Continued Donald Fox ‘47 Norton Marks ‘50 Jill Slosburg-Ackerman ‘66 Judith (Church) Blazek ‘58 Janet (Lammers) Douglas ‘58 Maurice Frank ‘61 Julie (Simon) Martens ‘67 Stephen Smith Richard Bode Judith (Geihs) Douglas ‘60 Robert Franzese ‘92 Mary (Rowoldt) Martin ‘65 Rodney Smith ‘51 Jane Boeka Delaney Driscoll Elizabeth (Dayton) Freeland ‘58 John Mathews Roger Smith ‘60 Debra Bolas Cindy & Mike Dropinski Robert Freeman Anne McCormick-Reed ‘81 Scott Smith ‘70 Bernadine Bolden ‘61 Susan Drumm Melvin ‘47 & Joanne (Levey) ‘48 Freeman Bryan & Teresa McGee Minna Smith ‘10 Barbara Bonacci Jennifer Duffy Sanford Friedman ‘64 Donald McIntyre ‘54 Ned Sortino ‘52 Lynne (Cohen) Bonham ‘80 Dundee Dell Paul Frohardt ‘70 Thomas McLaughlin ‘77 James & Marsha Stewart Ron & Carolyn Boro Eleanor (Wiese) Dunning ‘39 James ‘53 & Jean (Johannsen) ‘57 Gabrielson Robert McMeen Bruce & Martha Stofko Janet Bouza ‘80 Durham Museum Kevin Garvin John McPhail ‘63 Julia Stommes Boyer ‘86 Richard & Lisa Bower Joanne Dusatko Gentlemen’s Choice Formal Wear Steven McWhorter Ronald Swain ‘59 Sean & Katharine Bradley Tanya Duval Linda (Simons) Gepford ‘64 Elisabeth Mellen Lawrence B. “Red” Thomas ‘54 Carolyn (Goetz) Braley ‘52 Carol (Chamberlain) Easterling ‘42 James Gibilisco ‘64 Orville & E. Darlene (Book) Menard ‘51 Alan Thompson ‘45 Danielle Brandt Ramona (Rosberg) Edwards ‘74 Jack Gilmore ‘63 Tracey Menten Mark Thylin ‘92 Barry Branson Terry & Karen Edwards James Goermar ‘56 Michael Meyer ‘56 Susan (Mains) Timmons ‘79 Jeff & Debbie Bremer Eldon & Lorraine (Murray) Ehlers ‘51 Brian Goeser ‘92 Alvin ‘50 & Sharon (Korney) ‘55 Milder Frank Tirro ‘53 Polly Briles Ryan Ellis ‘97 A. David Goldstein ‘58 George Miller John Tritten ‘65 Sarah (Boro) Broadhead ‘96 Jeffrey Ellwanger ‘81 Nancy (Barron) Goldstein-Levine ‘55 Richard & Marita Mitchell Bernard & Sheila Turbes Stephen & Mary Lee Brock David Elsesser Elliott Gosch ‘58 Gaylord & Betty Moller Jeffrey Turley ‘72 Daniel Brodkey ‘80 Charles & Paula (Krasne) Endelman ‘65 Leslie Gotch ‘64 Bernard & Wendy Monbouquette Carol Valdrighi Robert Brodkey ‘58 Mary Ellen (Martison) Engdahl ‘48 Howard Gould ‘70 Terry Moore Nancy (Anthony) Vaughan ‘70 Heather Bronson Susan Epperson Zella (Schantz) Grant ‘39 James & Rita Murphy Robert (R.C.) & Nancy Vondrasek Frances (Mintz) Brookstein ‘60 Sandy (Lipp) Epstein ‘67 Gerald Gray ‘56 Clifford Murray ‘59 Darryl Wagner ‘81 Mary (Lowery) Brown ‘66 Steven Epstein ‘67 Anthony Gray ‘57 James Myers ‘42 Wal-Mart Store Jodi Brown Judy Epstein Patrick Gredys ‘73 Nan C Mike Walter John & Blakely Bruggeman L. Donald Erickson ‘52 Brad Greenstone ‘71 David & Sharon (Holmquist) Jean Wardle ‘63 Patrick Brusnahan Lars ‘76 & Lisa Erickson ‘76 Marilyn (Raupe) Griffith ‘50 Napoliello ’64 Gordon Watanabe ‘80 Wallace Bryans ‘56 Louis L. & Grace Ericson John Griffiths H. Leighton Nash ‘34 John & Marjorie Waterman John ‘45 & Kathryn (Peterson) ‘46 Buchanan Mary (Curtis) Erixon ‘54 Beatrice (Hordeen) Griffiths ‘42 Omar Nazem ‘97 John & Kelley Watson Nan (Jensen) Buckingham ‘59 Micah Evans ‘90 Gary & Paula Groff Sufi & Margaret Nazem Lynda (Brayman) Watson ‘59 Karen (Smith) Buckley ‘70 Leonard Falk ‘51 Daniel Grossman ‘70 Nebraska Sporting Goods/Soccerzone Amy Welton Wes & Laurie Buller Audrey Faltin Kathleen (Brand) Grover ‘70 James Nelsen ‘51 Doug Wenger ‘62 Kathryn Bullerdick Farmhouse Café Mary Gryva ‘69 Carol (Giles) Neslund ‘80 Mary Ann (Damme) Weston ‘58 Debra (Howland) Burgess ‘86 Sally Farnham Joseph Gum ‘67 Tom & Marita Neumann Robert Wigton ‘60 Sally (Stewart) Burke ‘53 Paul Farrand Carl & Teri Gumbiner Scott Newquist ‘72 James Wigton ‘66 Antoinette (Skocz) Burkett ‘64 Mildred (Fishberg) Feidman ‘41 Vic Gutman & Roberta Wilhelm Dudne & Denise Niebrugge Hugh Williams ‘48 Harvey Burstein ‘40 Patricia Felici David Haggart ‘53 Karl Niehaus ‘46 Luke Wilwerding ‘92 Leonard Bush ‘48 Michelle Ferestad Laura (Slatinsky) Hale ‘73 Nelly Nigro ‘43 Carole (Kucera) Woodworth ‘61 Donald Cain ‘50 Film Streams Robert Hall ‘56 Allan Noddle ‘58 US Bancorp Foundation Bryan Calder Linda Finlan Melvin Hansen ‘51 Nothing Bundt Cakes Cathie (Olive) Yager ‘67 Joan Caliendo ‘46 Kenneth Fishbain ‘73 Thomas Harkness ‘66 Dan O’Banion Dorothy (Gallagher) Yager ‘50 Cheryl Calimlim ‘97 Kevin & Sylvana Fishburn Vickie (Barryman) Harris ‘78 Susan (Reihart) O’Donnell ‘60 Betty (McMahill) Youngman ‘51 Diana (Rich) Calvert ‘58 Harriet (Dolgoff) Fishel ‘65 Frank Hawkins ‘73 Barbara (Hanley) O’Farrell ‘50 Richard ‘61 & Terryl (Milder) ‘62 Zacharia John Campbell ‘62 Jonathan Flanagan Heather (Arellano) Henderson ‘88 Nicklaus Ogden ‘93 Diane Zipursky ‘75 Michael Campbell John Fluehr ‘70 Gregor & Susan Henricks Luna Okada ‘77 Up To $100 William Canney John & Catherine (Cate) Folsom Holly Herman ‘78 & James Nolan Rodney Olden Angela Capellupo ‘02 Fontenelle Nature Association Catherine (Krause) Aldes ‘73 Ian Herzog ‘60 Janice (Carter) Oldfather ‘48 Wava (Helme) Carl ‘39 Kelly Ray & Teri Ann Deffenbaugh Forck Marvin Abramson ‘56 Sharon Higgins ‘67 One Tree Yoga Nancy Jo (Erickson) Carlile ‘54 Melvin Ford ‘60 Julie Adams ‘00 Hilton Omaha Opera Omaha Richard & Cheryl Carlson Michael & Gaileen Fosmer Jeffery Aden ‘68 Douglas Himberger ‘73 Allison Latenser ‘73 & Louis Pachman ‘73 JoAnn Carlson George Fowler ‘48 Matthew Aguilar Laurance Hoagland ‘54 Gary Pattee ‘75 Douglas & Jane Ann Carter Julie (Hutfless) Fowler ‘00 Frances Aguilera Harold ‘56 & Pamela (Mead) ‘60 Hoff Judy (Pollack) Pazol ‘60 Linda Casey Frank Franco ‘50 Aksarben Cinema Morgan & Judith (Whittaker) Holmes ‘54 Paul Pennington Cheryl (Clarke) Cassiday ‘71 David Freeberg ‘61 Donna Allen James & Teresa Honz Karen (Krause Roark) Phillips ‘56 Roger & Jolene Cerveny Kenneth Freed ‘55 Diane (Hiksick) Allen ‘86 Dan Hooi ‘77 Henry Pollack ‘54 Glenn & Phyllis Chandler Marlyne Freedman ‘65 Mark Allner Briana Hooi ‘94 Thomas Prohaska ‘66 Charleston’s Allyson Freeman ‘01 Teresa (Alvarez) Marquez ‘89 Elizabeth (Clark) Horne ‘48 Trent & Kendra Quinlan Charlie Graham Body & Paint Shop Kay (Jacobson) French ‘65 American Gramophone William Horwich ‘60 Linette Radden ‘83 Marcella Chirpich Jerry Frerichs Thomas Ames ‘65 Glenn Houser ‘49 Gerald ‘57 & Judith (Rinschen) ‘59 Radek Margarette Christensen John Freymann ‘40 Eugene Anderson ‘50 Phillip Hruska ‘94 Barbara Raffensperger Sally (Reiser) Christensen ‘96 Jarvis Freymann ‘44 John Anderson ‘46 David & Robyn Hubbard Jeff & Cindy Ramsey Julie (Mallory) Church ‘70 Arlene (Moskowitz) Fried ‘51 Joseph Anderson ‘36 Donald Jacobson ‘65 Charles Reed ‘78 Oreste Ciochetto ‘67 Phyllis (Sinton) Fried ‘37 Robert & Marcie Anderson Laura Jeidy-Brown Donna (Olsen) Reinig ‘66 Karen Cirulis Sharon (Simon) Friedlander ‘64 Dorothy (Trussell) Anderson ‘33 Philip Johnson ‘58 Todd Reiser ‘93 Bonnie (Naughtin) Clark ‘69 Scott Friedman ‘67 Martin Andrews ‘63 Douglas Johnson ‘63 Kyle Reznicek Suzanne (Festersen) Clark ‘55 Jerry & Deb Friedrichsen Mary Andrews Keith Josephson ‘75 Robert Rifkin ‘70 Patrick & Deborah Clark Debra (Ziskovsky) Frye ‘86 Cathy Andrus John Kaefer William Rifkin ‘72 Clover Clinton Florian ‘82 & Kimberly (Tisdale) ‘83 Anonymous Hugo Kahn ‘50 Adam Rinn ‘96 Melvin Cohen ‘64 Fuerstenau Anonymous Raizell Kalishman ‘70 Lee Roberts ‘52 Judy Cohn ‘54 Daniel & Jane Funkhouser Harold Anway ‘43 Kenneth & Sally (Willsie) ‘47 Kampfe Roger Robinson ‘55 Sandra (Gilinsky) Cole ‘66 James Galus Carmen (Orduna) Armstead ‘69 Richard Kaslow ‘61 Cheryl (Church) Roche ‘41 Larry Coleman ‘03 Alicia Gansz ‘88 Martin Arter Roy Katskee ‘60 Thomas Rodino ‘74 Jane Colling Edward Gansz ‘54 Susan Aschinger ‘72 Ralph Keill ‘56 Alan Rosen ‘54 Jennifer Conahan Linda Ganzel Ashley Lynn’s, Inc./Heartland Marketing Andrew Kemp Benjamin Rouch ‘90 Jo Ann (Koopman) Conboy ‘47 Enrique Garcia Robert & Mary (Carlson) Atherton ‘81 W. Howard & Karen (Jorgensen) Stephen Rowoldt ‘69 Barbara (Macek) Connelly ‘78 Justine (Walton) Garman ‘00 Aryeh Azriel Kennedy ‘58 Myron Rubnitz ‘41 Thomas Cook ‘65 Robert Gaumer ‘57 Baby Ditt Couture Clyde Ketelsen ‘39 Geraldine (Kharas) Runice ‘50 John Cooper ‘49 Harry Gaylor Ted & KathyBaer Arnold Kimmel ‘64 John Sage ‘48 Tanika Cooper ‘06 Bo Gebbie ‘98 Lane Baker ‘51 Jack ‘49 & Geraldine (Beaty) ‘54 King Patrick ‘82 & Claudia (Sheridan) ‘84 Cheryl (Milder) Cooper ‘66 Gilbert Geihs ‘57 Larry & Madonna Ball Steve& Teri (Reerink) ‘81 Kinkead Samland Ronald Cooper Elaine (Janger) Gelbart ‘56 Dolores (Reynolds) Baltis ‘53 Marvin ‘48 & Sandra (Fisher) ‘53 Kohll Marita (Dolezal) Sanderson ‘61 John Cooper ‘72 Kevin & Terry Genier Arnold ‘58 & Rochelle (Sommer) ‘62 Ban Jarold Kohll ‘55 Ronald & Dorothy (Farris) Santi ‘53 William Cordes ‘66 Ann Gentle ‘88 Ellen Bank ‘65 Michael Kratville ‘79 Roger Sayers ‘60 Henry Cordes ‘81 Joan (Beninato) Gentzler ‘56 Denise (Swearengen) Banks ‘80 David Krecek ‘59 Matthew Scanlan ‘92 Erica Corwin ‘93 Gerda’s Bakery Barb Baratta James Kremers ‘47 Lessa (Sundt) Scherrer ‘84 Mary (Mackie) Cosand ‘50 Marcia (Fleisher) Gevers ‘64 Ashley Barna John ‘53 & Marie Kubat Mark Schiffman Thomas Cosby John Gibson Cheryl Barnes ‘82 Robert Kully ‘54 Timothy Schmad ‘63 Shawn Cotton ‘85 Laurie Gift ‘75 Paul Bashus ‘77 Ted & Denise Pecha Kyster Karen (Parsons) Schmidt ‘54 Poppy Cotton Douglas Gillan ‘70 Sandy Bassman-Speier ‘60 James Labenz ‘80 Rudy & Teresa Schneider Edward Cowger ‘58 Marvin Gilman ‘53 Valencia Battle ‘88 Darrel Lahmann Norbert Schuerman Anneliese (Festersen) Crawford ‘85 Philip Gilmore ‘46 Virginia Bauer Douglas & Barbara Landstrom Richard ‘58 & Patricia (Pray) ‘58 Scott Leroy Crosby ‘50 Steven & Diane (Thompson) ‘77 Givens Ellen (Wilson) Baumgart ‘68 Vic Larson James Scott-Miller ‘46 Jonathan Croskey ‘00 Robert & Carolyn (Miller) Glenn ‘50 Patrick Baxter ‘81 Barbara (Frank) Lashinsky ‘53 Arthur Seigfreid ‘51 Rebecca (Reynolds) Crowell ‘86 Terry Goehring ‘89 Tim & Barb Baxter Clarkson ‘95 & Emily Lauritzen Shafer Display, Inc. Todd ‘85 & Michelle Culton Wade Goehring ‘83 Vince & Louise Bazemore Lora Levin ‘56 Marie (Franco) Shafer ‘44 Margaret (Jones) Culton ‘56 Gwen (Oberman) Goldfarb ‘85 Kamin Beavers ‘90 Rochelle (Lipp) Lewis ‘65 James Shapiro ‘56 Virgie (Haviaux) Daigle ‘74 Ann (Kennedy) Goldstein ‘64 Keith & Laura Beavers Thomas Lincoln ‘73 William Sheingorn Chad Dalrymple ‘97 Donald Goldstein ‘64 Cecilia (Merrill) Bechtel ‘67 Martin Lipp ‘58 Melvin Sherman ‘43 Judy (Diekmann) Daly ‘62 Larry Goldstrom ‘70 Linda (Anderson) Beebe ‘61 James ‘38 & Shirley (Lincoln) ‘44 Lipsey Timothy Shipman Daniel Daly Linda (Clevenger) Gomez ‘65 John & Mary Jo Begley Howard Loomis ‘45 Scott Shoup ‘76 Robert Danberg ‘64 Gary Goranson ‘70 Eric Behrens ‘92 Phyllis (Abrahams) MacAdam ‘59 Elizabeth (Fike) Shuck ‘35 Eugene Dandy ‘60 Richard & Anna Gottner Richard Behrens Jeffrey Macdonald ‘82 Martin ‘67 & Aveva (Hahn) ‘68 Shukert Dario’s Brasserie Angelynn Grabau ‘69 Patricia (Morgan) Bena ‘70 Ann (Dickinson) Mactier ‘40 Everts ‘46 & Beverly (Murray) ‘52 Sibbernsen Julia Darrow ‘04 Linda Graetz ‘64 Joseph & Ann Benes Stephanie (Ruegnitz) Macy ‘87 Donald & Goldie (Gendler) Silverman ‘50 William Davidson ‘75 Barton ‘42 & Caryl (Bercovici) ‘46 Greenberg Patricia (McFarland) Bennett ‘62 Dennis & Margie Magnuson Milton Simons ‘41 Stanley Davis ‘55 Mark Greenberg ‘75 Mayrene Bentley ‘71 Edward ‘40 & Sally (Gross) ‘42 Malashock Harriet (Taub) Singer ‘45 Stephen Davis ‘46 Michael Greenberg ‘51 Eugene & Carole Beran Living Trust Steven Marantz ‘69 Donald Sirles ‘52 Thomas Davis ‘88 Martin Greene ‘57 Judith (Swanson) Bergman ‘61 Jeffrey Marcotte John ‘86 & Joan (Jorgensen) ‘88 Skoog Donna Dechant Sonia (Sternberg) Greene ‘62 Kathleen (Anderson) Best ‘42 Larry Marcus ‘73 Stewart Sloan ‘65 James ‘82 & Margaret deLaittre Jennifer Gregor Jill Best Janice (Anderson) DeLoof ‘56 Alexis Grenfell Angela Beutel Allan Demorest ‘49 Nancy Grissom ‘63 Beyond Ireland We need your assistance to continue our support of Central James DeMott ‘69 Eric & Susie Grundke Virginia (Haight) Bigelow ‘52 Dorothy (Saalfeld) Deuser ‘46 Judd & Alisha Gulizia High School. When making decisions about organizations William & Irene (Mayberry) Bigsby ‘66 Susan Devlin Tom & Rose Gunia JoAnn Bingham that are truly making a difference in the future of young Louise (Lundgren) Dib ‘40 Robert & Karen Gustafson Elizabeth (Starr) Blake ‘95 John ‘55 & Karen (Holm) ‘56 Dillingham David Haas ‘72 people, PLEASE remember Central! A self-addressed Philip Blanke ‘83 Mohamad & Mary Doghman Anne Haas Jack Blanke envelope is included for you to show your support. Richard & Kelly Donner Deanne (Humphrey) Haffke ‘72 Hillary Blayney Robert & Elizabeth Dorr Judith Hahn ‘69

9 Donations Continued Sondra (Dungan) Hale ‘55 Helen (Sherman) Kranther ‘46 Ronald Moore Margaret Rathouz ‘83 Donald Swancutt ‘43 Michael & Rachel Halonen Joan Krause N. Leonard Morgenstern ‘39 James Rauch Eva Swanson ‘44 Rod & Mary Hamblin Robert & Marilyn (Johnson) Kremers ‘45 Thomas Moriarty ‘67 Susan (Hickson) Reinarz ‘70 Kristine (Ortmeier) Swanson ‘86 Matthew Hamill Janice (Itkin) Kreuscher ‘64 Sharon (Johnson) Morrissey ‘59 Heather (Schacht) ‘92 Reisinger Caroline (Walburn) Swartz ‘01 Linda Hammann Stacy (Nikodym) Krieg ‘89 Shaunielle Mosley ‘91 Jill & Frank Reiss Joseph Sweeney ‘59 Bette (Bosking) Hammond ‘62 Samuel ‘98 & Mary (Blazek) ‘97 Kruger Rodney Mullen Patrick Rhoads ‘80 David & Donna Sweeney Lois (Schneider) Hansen ‘50 Kwin Kunkle ‘03 John ‘62 & Susan (Field) ‘62 Mullens Charles Rice ‘50 Greg Symens Grady Hansen ‘79 Jane Kurtz ‘85 Lorenz Muller ‘42 Clyde Richards Michelle Synowiecki Jolene Hanson Melissa Kuskie James & Kathleen Mumgaard Kari Rider ‘00 Susan Tabor Susan (Anderson) Hanson ‘70 Terryll Kwiatek ‘66 Barbara (Beck) Munday ‘51 Allen Ridner Terry (Harmsen) Talbott ‘73 David Harding Charles Lacina‘59 Steven Munk ‘71 David & Kara Rief Brooke Talbott ‘10 Virginia (Rosberg) Harris ‘55 John & Amy (Salem) ‘83 Lacroix Mindy Murphy Steven Riekes ‘58 Maynard Tatelman ‘50 Lisa Harrison Thomas & Brooke (Barth) ‘87 Laferla Charles Musselman ‘64 Ginger Riffel Jane Taucreti Richard Harrow ‘59 Carole (Mattox) LaFond ‘54 Anne (Aresty) Naman ‘69 John & Greta Vaught Ritland Frank & Carol Taylor Susan (Speier) Hartman ‘61 Brian & Georgene Lahm Sandra (Bressman) Nathan ‘64 Jacob & Kathryn Ritonya Kristin Tear ‘02 Gail (Otteman) Hatch ‘74 Peggy Landon ‘67 Harriet (Shapiro) Nathanson ‘55 Larry Roberts ‘63 Ted & Wally’s Ice Cream Daniel & Denise Hauger Jay Landstrom Barbara Naughtin ‘69 John Roberts ‘88 Sarah Teetzel John Hausig ‘61 Peter Lankford ‘84 Ryan Neel Lewis Roccaforte ‘48 Jeffery & Judith (Labenz) ‘73 Thelander Joe & Mary Talen Hawbaker Robert & Jo Elissa (Snyder) Larsen ‘55 Andrea (Keyser) Neill ‘92 Barton Rochman ‘50 Bradley & Kyu-In Thiel Karen Hayes ‘68 Pete & Jan Larsen Conee Nelson ‘68 Linda Rock-Paul ‘84 Timothy Thoelecke ‘58 Cindy (Aschinger) Heck ‘66 Deron Larson Nicole Neumann ‘99 Lloyd Roitstein ‘64 John Thomas Thomas & Connie Heffern Brent Larson Jody & Karli Newman Richard Ronnau ‘62 Charles Thomas ‘77 Sidney Heisler ‘64 Marlene LaRue Andrew & Liz Newman Tim Rooney Lyla (Wetterling) Thompson ‘57 David Hendee Lauritzen Gardens Sarah Newman ‘71 Rose Performing Arts Kathleen Thompson Jamie Hendricks Kori (Leavitt) Lawless ‘96 Christopher Newton ‘81 Michael Rosenbaum ‘71 Elizabeth Thonen-Kerr ‘90 Henry Doorly Zoo Michael ‘56 & Nancy (Milder) ‘72 Lazer Peter Newton ‘79 Marilyn (Wilson) Rosenbaum ‘55 Drew Thyden John Henry ‘63 Thomas Lee Marilyn (Bergh) Nichols ‘48 Myrna (Kaiman) Rosenberg ‘46 Laura (Long) Tickle ‘65 Willie ‘82 & Tanis (Cobbs) ‘83 Herbert Colleen Lenners William Nielsen ‘53 Vivian Rostermundt Jim & Marge Timmins Tim Herbert Diane (Perrigo) Leonard ‘86 Fredrick Nielsen Marie (Williams) Rountree ‘47 Gifford Tompkins ‘55 Charles Higley ‘80 Craig Lerner ‘83 Jodi Nielsen Ruth Row Chad & Megan Townsend Reginia Hill ‘73 Derek Leslie Paul Nielson Katherine Rude Keith & Betty Jean (Allen) Trimble ‘70 Patrice (Goodsell) Hinchey ‘76 Ted & Lorraine (Greenspan) Levin ‘42 Jonathan Noland ‘00 Frank, Kim & Keri Ruecker Mary Tritsch ‘00 Janice Hinkeldey Leta (Weiner) Levinger ‘50 Richard Nordstrom ‘42 Walter Ruge ‘65 William True ‘41 Miriam (Dansky) Hirsch ‘40 Randy & Dawna Lewis Robert & Pamela Nore Elaine (Hess) Russell ‘51 Kathryn (Taylor) Tucker ‘64 Gerald ‘54 & Leslie (Epstein) ‘61 Hoberman Deborah Lipp ‘66 Larry & Janice Novicki Douglas & Ann Russell Robert Tucker Leonard Hochster ‘73 Alys (Nelson) Lisle ‘62 Robert Offerjost ‘49 Rita Ryan Richard & Anne Faylor Turone Tina Hogan Bonnie (Tarnoff) Litton ‘61 Susan Ogborn ‘69 Micheal & Ann Sabag Beth (Rheiner) Tygart ‘82 Keith & Alice Holmes Karen Loch ‘73 Ashley Ogburn Salon Platinum Travis & Kristi Tyler Russell Hopley ‘49 Tracy Locke James Olsen ‘51 Benjamin Salzinger ‘06 Kathy Tyler ‘87 John Hopley ‘52 Trent Lodge Terrence Olsen ‘58 Samuel Salzinger ‘09 Upstream Brewing Co. Frances Hornstein ‘65 Michael & Helene Lohman Teri Olsen Gregory Sand Theodore Vahl ‘54 Richard Hosman ‘36 Jane (Weinhardt) Long ‘44 Jeffrey Olson ‘79 Myrna (Sandvall) Sandall ‘55 Robert Van Foote ‘60 Celia (Cuthbertson) Hotchkiss ‘48 Alfonso Lopez George Oltman ‘54 Betty (Cohn) Sanford ‘42 Joe Venditte Gayla (Eaton) Houck ‘81 Sara (Andre) Lorentzen ‘68 Omaha Community Foundation Sgt. Peffer’s Ann (Haried) Volz ‘53 John & Shawn (Claycomb) Hough ‘84 Laura Loughran Omaha Community Playhouse Janet (Wages) Sargent ‘76 Michelle Vulgamott Robert Howell ‘48 A. George ‘73 & Sandra (Johnson) ‘74 Lozier Omaha Storm Chasers Helen (Wencel) Sawtell ‘48 Diana (Klippel) Wadsworth ‘58 Matt & Connie Huck Jane (Swirzinski) Luethge ‘99 Kevin Ommen Victoria (Bell) Schaevitz ‘71 Matthew Wagner Beverly Hughes Vicki Lund Paul Oostenbrug ‘68 Phillip Schenck ‘59 Karen (Ross) Wahlberg ‘70 Brooks & Cindy Humphreys Linda (Fisenstatt) Luttbeg ‘66 Carolyn Orr Michael Schlatter ‘64 Mary (Sprague) Wall ‘34 Curtis Hunigan ‘49 Marcella Mahoney Cara (Medley) Ortega ‘97 Sharon (Means) Schleich ‘55 Frederick Walters ‘53 Kenna Hunt ‘48 Malibu Galleries Debra (Nelson) Ortmann ‘75 Ed & Heather Schooler Barry Ward ‘80 Randi Hunter Stanley Maliszewski Thomas Ostronic ‘63 Kathryn Schroeder Emiko (Watanabe) Ward ‘53 Jack Hurlbut ‘65 Veston Mallory ‘50 Jack & Carol Ott Ruth (Gansz) Schrott ‘58 Nicholas Wardle ‘67 Joan (Peters) Hutcheson ‘52 Thyra Malloy Mark & Kimberly Overton Darwin Schulte ‘50 Stuart Waters ‘99 Mary Sue (Lundt) Hutchins ‘51 Daniel & Teri Malloy Patricia Packard Louise (Wilkie) Schulz ‘62 Edna Watson Steve & Susan Thomas Hutchinson Robert Mancuso Jason Page Arthur Schwartz ‘54 Sarah Watson ‘66 Susan (Archer) Ingram ‘59 Mike & Sally Mann Larry Palmer Phyllis (Klopper) Schwartz ‘50 Cory Weale ‘94 Katherine (Watts) Jackson ‘47 Peggy (Hayes) Mansur ‘47 David Pansing ‘87 Traci Schwartz Tom & Sue Weidner Donna (Miller) Jacob ‘50 Aaron Marcus ‘61 Linda (Gustafson) Pantier ‘65 Benjamin Schwartz ‘43 Sol Weinberg ‘51 Carrie Jacobson ‘94 Joan (Krasne) Marcus ‘55 Emmanuel Papadakis ‘52 John Scigliano ‘37 Amy Welch Mary (Yager) Jaffe ‘60 Eyal Margalit Charles Parks ‘62 Kelly Scott Walter Welch ‘55 Charles James ‘44 The Market Basket Thomas Parks ‘97 Elizabeth (Spelic) Scribner ‘58 John & Tracy Wells Sue (Brownlee) James ‘50 Robert & Jody Martin William & Katie Parks Ronald Sears ‘64 Stuart & Ann (Barlow) Wells ‘49 Steven Jamrozy ‘75 Loyal & Kim Bruning Martin Jim & Jan Haun Parr Richard Segal ‘49 Mitzi (Foster) Wesely ‘50 Kathleen Jamrozy Jodie Martinez Jessica (Haubrich) Parr ‘92 Archie Selby ‘48 Cassie West Daniel Jamrozy ‘74 Jack Martinez Anne (Hruska) Parsons ‘54 Chapin Sellin ‘02 John Weyant ‘74 Jazz - A Louisiana Kitchen Margaret (Wilks) Matthews ‘45 James Passolt ‘62 C. Richard Servis Lisa Wheeler Erica (Olson) Jeffrey ‘75 Lyle (George) & Crystal Matthews Tracy Pavlick Louis Seybold ‘70 Marvel (Reynolds) Whelan ‘52 Jill Jensen ‘97 Yvonne (Johnsen) May ‘82 Josh & Shannon Peacher Louis Seybold ‘39 Henry Whitney ‘44 Sylvia (Katzman) Jess ‘39 Elizabeth (Caldwell) McArthur ‘46 Shirley (Ebright) Pearson ‘48 Anthony & Julie Sgroi Dorothy Whitten Linda Jess ‘72 Renee McArthur ‘87 MaryAnn (Deems) Pederson ‘63 Gail (Ruderman) Shaw ‘66 Richard & Audrey Wiener Eric & Kelly Weyant Johnson Jeff McAtee Lucinda Perez Laurence & Patricia Sheldon Benjamin Wiesman ‘49 Barbara (Byrne) Johnson ‘43 John ‘37 & Martha (Woodbridge) ‘36 McAvin Susan Perrier Joseph Shimerdla Charles Wilber ‘65 Barbara (Smith) Johnson ‘49 Jean (Koleszar) McBride ‘41 Tim Perry Jim & Sara Smith Shull Virginia (Layher) Wild ‘48 Warren Johnson ‘38 Robert McCardell ‘52 Christopher Peters ‘81 Bob & Becky Shuster Peter Wilger James & Nettie Johnson Jason McCarthy ‘98 Debra (Jordan) Peterson ‘73 Soralee (Davis) Sigoloff ‘46 Janet (Schmidt) Wilkenson ‘70 Linda (Naylor) Johnson ‘72 Juanita (Wells) McCartney ‘55 Norman Peterson ‘47 Tanya Simmons David Willard ‘80 Sally (Neevel) Johnson ‘51 Patricia (Newton) McCauley ‘76 Mark & Michelle (Chele) Peterson Portia (Trulove) Simms ‘41 Warren & Sarah Williams Don & Debra Jones Hollie McClay Johnson Charles ‘44 & Marti (Rumel) ‘46 Peterson Mary (Schwartz) Siref ‘71 Darin Williams Lawrence Josephson ‘70 Charles McConnell ‘60 David & Kristi Peterson Mark & Christine Sjogren Robert Wilmot ‘63 Candi Kadar Blair (Jolley) McGroarty ‘63 Richard Pfaff ‘53 Steven Sloan ‘60 Roberta (Murray) Wilson ‘53 John Kadey Dorothy (Steele) McKeever ‘58 Stan Pfeiffer Daniel Slosburg ‘71 Scott Wilson Marcel Kahn ‘50 Lineve McKie ‘55 Raymond Phares ‘44 Dorothy (Reynolds) Smith ‘39 Andy & Stacy Wilson Julie Kalkowski ‘76 Darlene (Buckingham) McLean ‘51 Kathryn (Carmony) Pickrell ‘56 Carolyn (Karre) Smith ‘59 Shirley (Marshell) Wilson ‘53 Wayne Kallstrom ‘62 Jacqueline (Jepsen) McLellan ‘58 Norbert & Lora Pieper Dennis Smith Sean & Tina Winekauf Kiley Kane ‘97 Timothy & Loretta McNally Dale Pinkelman ‘77 Sharon Smith Mary (Abersfeller) Wise ‘59 Gary Kaplan ‘67 Elizabeth McNichols ‘77 Perry Pirsch ‘90 Eugene Smith ‘63 Selma (Hovdet) Wittenhagen ‘48 Michael Kaplan ‘67 Jenivieve McPeck ‘10 Michael & Barbara (Ross) Platt ‘59 Mark Smith Cecil Wittson ‘56 Esther (Kuehl) Karloff ‘35 Jeffrey McWhorter ‘00 Thomas Platt ‘58 Debra (Mattson) Sorensen ‘65 Peter & Ellie Wolcott Melvin Katskee ‘63 Kelly Means Joy Plummer Donald & Lori Southard Margaret (Crossman) Wonn ‘43 Susan Katz ‘68 Rebecca (Chartier) Means ‘52 Bradley & Cassandra Waltrip Poeckes Paula (Prystai) Spanke ‘81 Suzanne Wycoff ‘72 Andre & Kimberly Kazmierczak Carolyn (Peckham) Meissner ‘48 Lance & Chris Pohlman Richard Speier ‘58 Mary (Sayler) Young ‘56 Nadine Keith Michael Melvin Julie Politi Katherine Spoonhour ‘00 Samuel Zaccone ‘06 Connie Kellen Juanita Merrigan-Potthoff Amy Polivka Ron & Jane Lacy Stark Dianna (Heck) Zaleski ‘82 Dorothy (Stoklas) Keller ‘46 Bill Meyer ‘42 Lawrence Pollack ‘51 Eloise Starks Wanda (Shupe) Zerzan ‘44 Richard & Helen (Hockabout) Kelley ‘56 Erica Meyer John Pommerenk ‘47 Mark & JoAnn Stastny Patricia (Bowman) Ziemkowski ‘61 April Kell-Finnell Angela Meyer Mary (Peycke) Poretti ‘41 Jennifer Stastny Charlotte (Katzman) Zipursky ‘46 Luke & Amy Kelly Jack Mielke ‘61 Bette Ann Poska ‘51 Adam & Christine (Peterson) ‘86 Steffen John Zoesch ‘57 Gilbert Kelly ‘57 Ben Mihovk Matthew & Heidi (Graverholt) Pospisil ‘86 James Steinberg ‘72 Ronald Zolno Jane Kennedy ‘61 Milacek Monument Merle ‘49 & Ruth (Slavin) ‘53 Potash Judith (Lundt) Stephens ‘54 JoMarie (Cech) Zuerlein ‘70 Catherine Kennedy Adrienne (Rice) Milder ‘50 Margaret (Shearer) Poupard ‘57 Bruce Stevenson ‘72 Nancy (Makiesky) Zumoff ‘64 Rae (Dickinson) Keogh ‘44 Randy & Tami Miles Ann Pratt Joanne Stewart Scott & Laurie Kerr Rollie Miller ‘60 Jennifer Preissler Susan Stiles ‘81 Tony & Lauren Kincaid Mark & Tracy Miller Sarah Price ‘98 Gwendolyn (Srb) Stirek ‘49 Lawrence & Linda King Michael & Sally Miller-Cheek Jayme Prisbell Therese (Kahn) Stiss ‘55 Madalene (Larese) Kirby ‘50 Linda Milliken Susan Prohaska ‘70 Mary Stoffel Ellisa Kirksey Steve & Beth Mincer Lisa Prosterman ‘97 Alex Stolarskyj ‘59 Joan (Sander) Klanderud ‘63 Natalee Minthorn Sandy (Stiles) Puckett ‘84 Stuart Stoler ‘58 Karla (Koenig) Kleck ‘55 Anthony Miranda Gary & Mary Cavalieri Puncochar Judy Storm Albert & Frances Klukowski Mallory Mohr Marguerite Quintana Lydia Stranglen ‘75 Tyler Klusaw ‘03 Trina Molcyk David Quinze ‘65 Lisa (Rix) Studer ‘90 Robert Kmiecik Mark Monge Lucy Radicia-Beraldi ‘43 Roberta (Seger) Sullivan ‘53 Lois Koehn James ‘45 & Maria (Munro) ‘44 Moore Richard Ramm ‘67 William Sullivan ‘72 James Koll ‘44 Charlotte (Brodkey) Moore ‘58 Julie Ramsey ‘69 James & Maggie Summerfelt Kona Blue Sky Coffee Donna (Brinlee) Moore ‘55 Henry Ramsey ‘42 Liv Suter Margaret (Lantz) Koser ‘65 Kathryn (Bigsby) Moore ‘62 Kathleen Ransom Dwaine Sutter Donald Kraft ‘61 Barbara (Findlay) Moore ‘50 Dorothy (Loring) Rasgorshek ‘55 Dave & Theresa Sutton Anne Kramer Charles & Karla Moore Barbara (Tamoff) Rashbaum ‘69 Thomas & Carol Svolos

10 Save the Date: 2011 Hall of Fame Ceremony is Oct. 6 The lives of eleven individuals whose paths from the halls of Central High School led them to the highest levels of achievement in business and community service will be celebrated in an awards ceremony slated for Oct. 6, 2011. The 13th annual Hall of Fame dinner begins at 6 pm in the Central High School courtyard. The induction ceremony, which is free and open to the public, begins at 7:30 pm in the school auditorium. Photographs and biographies of those honored this year are featured below. A reservation form for the Hall of Fame dinner is available on page 12. If you would like to nominate a CHS alumini or booster for the CHS Hall of Fame, please contact the Foundation at (402) 556-1996 or [email protected]. The nomination form can be found online at www.centralhighomaha.org. Nominations are due by Dec. 1st.

Marion G. Crandell from CHS, Charlie enrolled at Penn State University, and song, “Willow Weep for Me,” helped to open doors and to Class of 1889 following that graduation, he served his country as an launch her very successful career in the music industry. An 1889 graduate of Omaha High Ensign in the United States Navy, serving on the U.S.S. She collaborated with Irving Berlin on projects and was School, now Central High School, Springfield. After Graduate School at the University of soon hired by the Walt Disney Studios where she helped Marion traveled to France, where she Wisconsin, Charlieʼs professional business life included to prepare music for several Disney productions. Over the studied at the Sorbonne University a 30 year career with AT&T, having management course of her career, she participated in preparing the receiving a degree in French. She was responsibilities for maintenance operations, human soundtracks for many Hollywood films. For the majority of teaching French in Iowa when the relations, new services, and technical sales support. At her career, Ann focused on all aspects of film music; United States entered WWI. Marion the same time, Charlie was active in his New Jersey com- however, she also wrote music and lyrics for Broadway responded to the need for service by munity by serving on several county and township planning productions, and she also composed an operetta and becoming a war relief volunteer through the YWCA. As a boards and committees associated with many citizen translated and adapted opera and operetta libretti. After volunteer in support of the troops of both the United States groups, including Family Services, the YMCA, Homeless she returned to New York from California, she served on and France, Marion served at a canteen near the French Solutions, a national fraternity, and several churches. the boards of several musical and theatrical organizations, front lines. The canteen provided refreshments and respite Charlie has continued his service to others through his and she was inducted into the National Academy of for soldiers who were allowed to leave the front line for work as both a professor and adjunct assistant professor Musicʼs Song Writerʼs Hall of Fame. brief periods. She also taught French to other volunteers. teaching American history, African American history, and In 1918, an artillery shell struck the canteen where she other related courses at area colleges and universities. was serving, killing her. As a result, she became the first American woman killed in active service during WWI. She Larry Station received full burial honors from the French military and is Stanford Lipsey Class of 1982 at rest in the Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery along Class of 1945 Larry Station exemplifies the phrase, side other American soldiers who were killed on the Stanford Lipseyʼs achievements span “outstanding scholar-athlete.” While at Western Front. Memorials to Marionʼs service include a journalism, photography, historic Central, Larry participated in football building named in her honor at St. Katharineʼs School in preservation and philanthropy. He and track. In football he was selected Davenport, Iowa, both a section of Iowa highway named in began his career at the Sun for All-Conference and All-City honors her honor and a Gold Star Highway Marker in place near Newspapers of Omaha, becoming and, for two consecutive years, as first Davenport, an Iowa Historical Marker on the grounds of St. owner and publisher. Selling the team All-State. He also excelled in Katharineʼs, and her name listed on the WWI Memorial at papers to Warren Buffett, he stayed, track, winning the state championship Central. teamed with Buffett and editor Paul in the shot put his junior and senior years and the state Williams, winning the Sun a Pulitzer Prize for investigating championship in the discus his senior year. Upon reporting. Buffett purchased the Buffalo News, and in 1983 graduation, he enrolled at the University of Iowa where he George Crenshaw Lipsey became its publisher, which he remains. He began establishing records and garnering honors while Class of 1958 received two NY State Governorʼs Awards: for leading the playing linebacker for the Hawkeyes. He was a Big Ten The academic and athletic credentials largest Frank Lloyd Wright restoration in the world, and for Conference leader in tackles, helping to take the of George Crenshaw exemplify his his commitment to the arts, including sponsoring the Hawkeyes to four consecutive bowl games. His 492 tack- personal achievement. While longest running free jazz concert series in the country, now les are the most for a linebacker in Hawkeye history. completing three degrees during his in its 31st year. His life -long passion of photography has Additional honors include selection as a team co-captain, educational career (B.S. M.S. and led to 13 museum and gallery exhibitions and two books. an All Big Ten linebacker, first team All Big Ten (three con- ED.D.), he was a social studies The United Way named him Philanthropist of the year in secutive years), first team All American (two consecutive teacher, recreational supervisor, head 2003. The University Michigan named its Student years), an Academic All American (two consecutive years), wrestling coach, assistant football Publication Building after him in 2006. a winner of Iowaʼs Scholastic Achievement Award, a finalist coach, program director, assistant principal, and high for both the Lombardi and Butkus Awards, and a member school principal. His career and civic honors include being of the All-Time University of Iowa Football Team. He has selected as the Administrator of the Year in Phoenix and Kate McHugh been inducted into the Iowa Sports Hall of Fame, the the recipient of the Omaha Urban League Outstanding Distinguished Faculty College Football Hall of Fame, the Omaha Sports Hall of Citizen Award. His personal athletic achievements Kate McHugh was the “first lady” of Fame, The Nebraska Black Sports Hall of Fame, and the included being a Nebraska All-State high school wrestling Central in many respects. She was the Nebraska High School Sports Hall of Fame. champion, an NAIA wrestling champion, being selected as first, and only, female principal of an All American in wrestling, and as an inductee into both Central in its 151-year history, serving the UNO Wrestling Hall of Fame and the Nebraska Black from 1911-1914, completing a 40 year Benjamin Sylvester Sports Hall of Fame. Beyond these accomplishments, career in education when she retired. Class of 1942 George was an active member in the communities where As CHS principal, she established the Ben Sylvester, son of Ruth Mills, ʼ12 is he lived, including, while in Omaha, working with the first student council, she recognized the prototype for the term, CHS Desegregation Institute Advisory Committee and the North debate as a class, awarded the first letter in debate, hired Alumni. After graduating from CHS Omaha Community Action Council, and, in Arizona, as a the first experienced debate coach, and she built the first in1942, Ben served his country for member of the Arizona Civil Rights Advisory Board and CHS courtyard. She was elected the first female President two years in the Philippines during the Arizona Anytown Advisory Committee. Georgeʼs of the Nebraska State Teacherʼs Association, one of the WWII. After his return from the war, achievements spring from a quiet competence, also stateʼs most prestigious and powerful organizations. Prior he entered college, received degrees exemplified in his dedication to his wife, Gloria, and the to becoming principal at Central, she was an English from both Harvard (B.A.) and Oxford special care that he has provided to her. teacher, English Department Head, and assistant principal. (B.A. and M.A.), and began an-over 40 year teaching She was identified in the yearbook as being the “most career at the Choate Rosemary Hall in Connecticut where popular teacher, having a charm of manner and gift of he taught history and coached crew. At the same time, Daniel J. Daly expression.” At a ceremony honoring her for her work, she Ben never forgot his “home” high school (CHS), particular- Distinguished Faculty stated that “the teacherʼs duty is not merely the graduating ly those CHS classmates who also served during WWII, Dan Dalyʼs distinguished career as of boys and girls, but the fashioning of human souls.” and to that end, he provided countless hours of his time in an English teacher and English doing research, as well as providing significant financial Department Head at Central support, for projects related to those CHS graduates who encompassed 37 years. As a teacher, Jay Milder became casualties of WWII. His quest to honor those who Dan challenged his students daily and Class of 1952 had served included establishing a CHS Memorial held high expectations for their Focusing on biblical, spiritual, and Scholarship for Jim Stryker, a WWII classmate killed in achievement -- and they responded to philosophical themes and iconic Germany, and his financing of the binding of books, which his expectations because of his vast imagery, the paintings of Jay Milder included studentsʼ research on CHS WWII casualties. He knowledge of his subject matter (whether language, litera- have been recognized and exhibited also provided donations to the CHS Foundation to provide ture, or composition), his unbounded enthusiasm for all nationally and internationally in one assistance for research being done by CHS American that he taught, and for the creative lesson designs and man shows, in galleries, in museums, history students and for the restoring and moving of the instructional materials which he prepared for his students. and in exhibits in the United States, War Memorial Plaques to the West Entrance at Central. At the same time, during Danʼs 23 years as department notably in New York, Massachusetts, head, he held the same high expectations for the many Connecticut, Virginia, Ohio, and California. His work has teachers who were members of his department. As also been exhibited internationally in Mexico Richard Undeland department head, Dan monitored and developed the (Guadalajara), in Europe, in Brazil, in Israel, in Puerto Class of 1948 English curriculum at Central; and he provided leadership Rico, and in Yugoslavia. Jay has been proclaimed by critic As a foreign service officer for the for instructional improvement for all of Centralʼs English D. Kuspit as the second best biblical painter of the 20th United States, Richard devoted himself teachers. As one of his former students and then parent of Century. Jay developed his talent by studying under sev- to providing special, diplomatic service a student has stated, “As the long-time chair of the English eral renowned painters and sculptors both in the United for his country, particularly in the Department, he took a program with a rich heritage and, States (New York and Chicago) and in Europe, particularly Middle East and North Africa. After by casting it with his own brand, made it even greater.” in Paris. Recognition for his work has included the graduating from Harvard and, then, the Over the course of his career, Dan received several Mexican Stanford Business School, Richard foundation and government grants, was a consultant/AP governmentʼs Honor Award for Artists and a Rainbow Arts went to Cairo University, studied Writing Test evaluator, and received many awards for Foundation Award. In addition to his work as an artist, Jay Arabic, and began his diplomatic career by joining the teaching excellence, including the Alice Buffett Outstanding lectured for seven years at the Yale Graduate School of United States Information Agency. During the 35 year Teacher Award (1989) and the CHS Teacher of the Year Painting and at the City University of New York where he career that followed, Richard served in eleven Arab Award (1972). was honored as Emeritus Professor at the City College countries with an additional assignment to Vietnam and to of New York. Washington D.C. on two occasions. Richard, along with his Ann (Rosenblatt) Ronell wife, Joan, completed assignments in Alexandria, Algiers, Charles W. Dickerson, III Class of 1923 Amman, Bahrain, Beirut, Cairo, Damascus, Kuwait, Qatar, Class of 1959 Using her special talent, coupled with Rabat, Saigon, and Tunis, serving as Information Officer, The life of Charles “Charlie” Dickerson perseverance, Ann (Rosenblatt) Ronell Field Operations Officer, and Public Affairs Officer. is a blueprint for versatility and service became recognized as a pioneer for Richardʼs great enthusiasm for his work is seen in his to others. During his years at Central, all women seeking careers in the recognizing the special opportunity that his work allowed Charlie was a member of the CHS music industry as song writers, him in “developing bonds, presenting Americaʼs policies, Student Council, a JROTC captain and lyricists, composers, arrangers, and aims and goals, itʼs multifaceted picture, promoting dia- company commander, a baseball musical directors for films. After logue, hearing out the other person /side -- all this was letterman, and a football letterman, graduating from Radcliffe and making stimulating, illuminating and…mutually beneficial….” including being selected as one of the the acquaintance of George Gershwin, Richard achieved the rank of Minister-Counselor and inaugural Shrine Bowl Game captains. After graduating Ann chose to follow the path of music, initially choosing received the Career Achievement Award. song writing as her career. 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Current Central News from Principal Keith Bigsby As we reflect on the Over 750 freshmen will start Central this year Congratulations and thanks to the CHS accomplishments of as the Class of 2015. Central continues to be Foundation for putting on a number of highly our students and staff a hugely popular school of choice in Omaha, successful fundraising projects and activities over the past school and we will most likely be the largest high on Central Highʼs behalf. As well as raising year, 2010-2011 was school in the state for the upcoming year. Our money for our wireless campaign, Generation definitely a memorable outstanding college preparatory program is “C,” the Hall of Fame Dinner, Rock the Nest one for Central High. undoubtedly one of the big reasons why so “Trivia Night”, Peter Buffett Concert, and the To list just a few of many students seek out a “Downtown High Central High Golf Outing were all successful Centralʼs accomplish- School.” in keeping our past, our present, and our future ments, the graduating Central High now offers 26 Advanced Eagles connected to our common mission of seniors of 2011 earned Placement courses along with the dual supporting and enhancing the “best high over $11 million in scholarships; both the Boysʼ enrollment programs in cooperation with UNO school in country.” Basketball and Boysʼ Track team won Class A and Midland University. In addition, Central Iʼll be looking forward again this summer and Titles; Elizabeth de Laittre was named to the will enter its final year of International early fall to meeting with several reunion Omaha World-Heraldʼs Academic All State Baccalaureate (IB) candidacy with the groups. Hearing the stories and history of Team; and Teddy Lampkin was named the expectation that it will be an official IB world Central High is always an enjoyable time, and Omaha World-Heraldʼs Nebraska Male school at the start of the 2012-2013 school itʼs fun to show off to alumni many of the newer Student/Athlete of the year. In addition, year. Our Fine Arts Program continues to additions and enhancements to our school. Central staff members Greg Sand and Angie display excellence through our marching band, The support of the Central High Foundation Meyer received Alice Buffett Outstanding vocal groups, art department and outstanding Teacher Awards. and its generous supporters is truly appreciat- annual performances including the fall play, ed by faculty and students. We wouldnʼt be the Road Show and musical. educational leader we are today without you! Peggy Karr Ornaments 13th Annual CHS Hall of Fame Dinner Oct. 6, 2011 Make Great Gifts Dinner – 6 pm in the Name: ______CHS Courtyard Get a jump on your holiday Class Of: ______shopping by purchasing a Program – 7:30 pm in the Address: ______CHS Auditorium unique Peggy Karr City, State, Zip: ______ornament for all the Price – $45 per person Phone #: ______Eagles on your list! This or $360 per table of eight. limited edition 3 1/4” I would like to reserve space for _____ people at $45 each. Mail to: collectible is available for just I would like to reserve a table for $360 CHS Foundation $15 (for pick-up at the foundation office) (Please provide a list of your guestsʼ names.) Please make your check payable to the CHS Alumni Association. (HOF Dinner), or $20 (through the mail). Order forms Your check must accompany your reservation and be received by Sept. 30th. P.O. Box 31610, are available online at If you have questions, please contact Roy Katskee at [email protected], Omaha, NE 68131 www.centralhighomaha.org. (402) 572-7512 or Janis Weidenhammer at (402) 399-1348 or [email protected].