the new world the of college selection 8 Grand View University Grand View Fall 2012

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Computers and information technology “techies” and futurists predict online have become part of our lives. We can universities will completely replace college hardly function without them. With campuses. Other industry analysts suggest various devices all around us, we have that the “business model” of a typical constant access to people and information. campus-based institution is not sustainable. We can do everything from airport check-in Yet here at Grand View, even as we to rebalancing our retirement portfolio by roll out state-of-the-art technologies to Courselves, electronically, and whenever it is help us and our students do a variety of convenient for us. things “online,” we also are building our So it is for colleges and universities. next residence hall. We’re planning for We are using information technologies additional classroom space. And we to do more and more of the business of have our sights set on a new/expanded operating the institution. We also are Student Center. placing more capabilities in the hands I maintain that we humans learn of our students. Students check their to use new tools all the time. Tools and grades, register for classes, and schedule technological advances change the way tutoring sessions online; they can report we do things, but they do not change maintenance issues and receive refund human nature. When Alexander Graham checks electronically. We use a variety of Bell invented the telephone, we could visit electronic means (email, Facebook, Twitter) friends without travelling to their physical to communicate with students, alumni, location. Yet the telephone did not make friends, and prospective students. us any less social as human beings, nor did In the pages that follow, you it reduce our desire to travel so we could will read about the capabilities of our be with other people. On the contrary, the new Admissions website. It truly goes phones we have (now cellular) and the cars beyond industry standards in terms of we drive simply make it easier for us to stay its capabilities to customize information in touch with friends, family, and business for each applicant. From a prospective colleagues. student’s perspective, the amount of the The introduction of computers into college search process that can be done the workplace prompted prognosticators online is amazing. at the time to suggest our workplaces photo: Jim heemstra So where is all of this going? Some would become paperless and that

GV and Iowa The Big The new health join dream world of to meet BSN Gathering college Initiative 2 6 selection Collaboration offers RN to GV campus and the metro Technology is changing

BSN program at the hospital, community were inspired to the way students

increasing the number of think big and find connections search and make

registered nurses with a BSN. to go after big dreams. college selections. office buildings could be much smaller, place when humans are together in the because the majority of employees would same place. work remotely. Neither of those things A line from our new Vision Statement, happened. which points us in a direction for our Why then are we so willing to believe future, sums it up best: “…we will blend our university campuses will become ghost- the strengths of engaging and interactive towns? Learning is still a social enterprise. in-class experiences with appropriate Growing and developing as a whole person technologies to enrich learning and extend magazine (part of our mission) requires belonging our reach.” The line before that says we to and interacting with a community. The will, “preserve the virtues of independent, information technology tools we use can residential, church-related liberal arts Fall 2012 make certain tasks more efficient, more education for future generations.” That’s Volume 61, Number 3 immediate, or perhaps more engaging. because we know the value of assembling Editor Lacie Sibley ’07 But the basics of what we do require a community of scholars and learners. Designer Kelly (DeVries ’00) Daniel human interaction. And the line before that says we will, Contributing Writer Carol Bamford, Molly Brown, Rachelle Mitchell Besides the investments we make “afford this opportunity to all qualified Photographers Douglas Appleby, Jim Heemstra, in technology to improve administrative students, including those who have been Doug Wells functions, we also invest in technologies under-represented in college populations.” that will improve learning. And in some That requires us to use technologies in Board of Trustees Chair Paul E. Schickler cases, these new tools make it possible administrative areas to make us more Karen (Sorensen ’70) Honorary Members for students to do some of their learning efficient and effective so we can keep our Brodie Marcia H. Brown Michael L. Burk Garland K. Carver online and outside the traditional costs down. Eric W. Burmeister H. Eugene Cedarholm Gregory J. Burrows Phillip D. Ehm ’51 classroom. Yet, plenty of the research Visit us online! But what you’ll find is C. Dean Carlson Thomas R. Gibson in higher education suggests the best the same Grand View that has existed here Mary C. Coffin Larry D. Hartsook ’63 Eric T. Crowell ’77 Michael N. Hess learning outcomes are achieved when for generations. And we are committed Robert S. DeWaay J. Robert Hudson these electronic methods of learning are to making sure our core values and basic Bao Jake “B.J.” Do Theodore M. Hutchison Virgil B. Elings ’58 Richard O. Jacobson blended with in-class experiences. Few strengths are here for years to come. Brett E. Harman Charles S. Johnson purely online courses produce the same Scott M. Harrison Timothy J. Krumm Nick J. Henderson Robert E. Larson or better learning outcomes. And as for Kent L. Henning James E. Luhrs the development of relational, leadership, Laura L. Hollingsworth Elton P. Richards Richard W. Hurd ’72 John P. Rigler and social skills, the virtual worlds we’ve Kent Henning Carey G. Jury ’70 Clayton L. Ringgenberg created have not replicated what takes President José M. Laracuente Robert L. Mahaffey ’58 James W. Noyce Gary E. Palmer ’72 Sandra K. (Jensen ’57) Rasmussen Dawn Taylor Martha A. Willits

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Gv and Iowa health join forces to meet bsn initiative

by Rachelle Mitchell, manager of Events and Publicity Grand View has a long history of Health. This report recommends whom have not earned the BSN. collaborating with Iowa Health institutions and stakeholders remove Cherry Shogren, director of Clinical Des Moines for clinical arrangements barriers to encourage nurses to move Professional Development at Iowa Health, and professional development for nurses. from the RN level to completion of the is enthusiastic about continuing the Iowa Health Des Moines approached BSN. The Institute of Medicine has relationship with Grand View. Grand View about offering its blended challenged the nursing profession to “We’ve done a variety of things with GRN to BSN program at the hospital, move the profession to 80% of nurses Grand View, including having academic in order to support its nursing staff holding a BSN or higher level of education clinical professors being our front-line and the hospital mission to increase by 2020. In Iowa, this is a lofty goal staff supporting our conversations. the number of registered nurses with because only 40% of the 46,000 active There’s a long history with Grand View; the BSN credential. Grand View has a registered nurses hold a BSN or higher this new collaboration is so exciting longstanding nursing program, which (Iowa Nursing Workforce: Relevant Facts, because it allows us to utilize a program currently offers – on GV’s main campus Iowa Board of Nursing, June 2010). that Grand View’s established in a way – the traditional BSN degree, an RN to At the Future of Nursing Summit, that adds meaning to our staff, and BSN degree, and a graduate degree in participants decided to support the goal professional growth opportunity to Innovate Leadership with a track for the of 80% of nurses in Iowa holding a BSN really set their future to take leadership Clinical Nurse Leader. by 2020. Each hospital was responsible roles in nursing and improve our patient In November 2011, Iowa nursing for how they would meet the initiative. outcomes,” Shogren said. educators and nursing administrators For Iowa Health Des Moines, it meant Research shows that having more met at the Future of Nursing Summit in reducing the barriers to achieve a BSN bachelors’ prepared nurses providing Des Moines to discuss the impacts of the by offering an RN to BSN program on patient care positively impacts patient Institute of Medicine’s report, The Future site. Currently, Iowa Health Des Moines outcomes and reduces patient mortality. of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing employs approximately 1,500 RNs, many Dr. Debra Franzen, head of the

GV Fall Events

One of the newest clubs on campus, Stand Up 2 Cancer (SU2C), hosted a walk-a-thon event Thursday, September 13, with 33 participants who walked or ran more than 450 laps. GV national chapter of SU2C raised $1,197, exceeding their goal. Global Vision Week, September 17-20, engaged the GV community in sharing perspectives and developing a better understanding of the self, others and our relationship to the world. Highlights included a poverty simulation and keynote address by J. Barry Griswell, retired CEO and Chairman of the Board of the Principal Financial Group. More than 200 students, faculty and staff helped package 51,192 meals during the Meals of September 25. Twenty-four students spent time visiting GV from the Heartland event. For the third year, classrooms, giving a presentation about their country, and touring Grand View welcomed Danish students from the Des Moines area. Faculty, staff, and GV friends hosted two or Vejle Business College to campus the week more of the Danish students for the week in their homes.

GV magazine Fall 2 2012 Health promotion students receive certification

by Lacie sibley ’07, editor Three students majoring in health promotion passed the Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) examination, a national competency-based exam, in April: Katelyn Keimig ’12, Jennifer Hartwig ’12 and Jessica Ashenfelter ’12. TOne area greatly emphasized in the CHES is the understanding of cultural norms with the focus on health behaviors and prevention. Individuals who have this certification set themselves apart from

photo: jim heemstra those who do not. In order to sit for this examination, division of nursing and professor of reduce barriers for nurses wishing to students must prove they have graduated nursing at Grand View, is excited about continue their education to obtain and taken courses in program planning, the opportunity to work with Iowa a BSN. This is such an important behavior change principles, health Health. “This is something that we in the initiative that will positively impact promotion, and community health nursing profession have been working on patient outcomes.” education. The mission of National for decades. I am so pleased that Go online to learn Commission for Health Education we have been able to collaborate with more about the Credentialing, Inc. (NCHEC) is to enhance our practice partner, Iowa Health collaboration between the professional practice of health GV and Iowa Health. Des Moines, to address the need to help education by promoting and sustaining a credentialed body of health education specialists. To meet this mission, NCHEC certifies health education specialists, promotes professional development, and strengthens professional preparation and practice. With the CHES designation, Keimig, Hartwig and Ashenfelter can help individuals and communities improve their health by encouraging behaviors that promote positive health. They will be required to set up informational programs on exercise, nutrition and disease.

photos: Submitted and Lacie sibley ’07

Go online to learn more about fall events held on Grand View’s campus.

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The big dream gathering

by Lacie sibley ’07, editor The Big Dream Gathering (BDG) was born in a husband and wife’s house after they hosted a party where they encouraged attendees to write down their dreams and post them on the walls of their home. Then everyone wandered through the Thouse reading other dreams to see if they could help someone else with their big dream. The party, which was only supposed to last one evening, lasted an entire week! Word spread and soon people began calling to see if they could post their dreams; complete strangers knocked on the door to post their dreams and read others. And since then the Big Dream Gathering has continued to grow. Grand View hosted The Big Dream Gathering September 25. Students, faculty, staff and the community were invited to be inspired, to think about big dreams and goals in life…and then hopefully find a connection and the courage to go after their dreams. Co-founder Mitch Matthews kicked off the event with an inspirational talk about how the BDG got Clockwise from top: Participant responds to a big dream started and some of the incredible dreams stating she has a connection to accomplishing the dream; GV campus and metro community members that have been launched because of it. participate in The Big Dream Gathering hosted in the He walked attendees through the logistics fieldhouse on the GV campus September 25; Students of how the BDG works. Afterwards, the think about and write out their big dreams hoping for connections to reach their goals; The Big Dream audience was dismissed to “dream big” Gathering co-founder, Mitch Matthews, explains how and connect with others in the room. the BDG started and inspires participants to think and After the event, one student dream big. photos: submitted commented, “My dream is to intern abroad for nursing or in an oncology unit. Someone wrote on my paper that they have connections for me at the John helping dreams come true.” a strong connection with someone who Stoddard Cancer Center in Des Moines! I Another student said, “My dream is works for Dreamworks and has strong ties couldn’t be happier! Thank you so much to work for Pixar Animation. Someone to Pixar. We have since connected and are for bringing this event to campus and wrote on my dream sheet that they have close to making my dream come true!”

GV magazine Fall 4 2012 2012 New full-time faculty and academic administrative staff

Rachel Evans ’12, Amy Karaidos ’12, Brandi (Zidlicky) Rahto ’13, and and Gigi Wilwerding ’12, Clinical Nurse Lauren Bowker ’13 participated in Leader graduate students, passed the summer nursing internships at VALOR in Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL) certification Des Moines, St. Luke’s in Cedar Rapids, examination. CNL certification is based Mary Greeley Medical Center in Ames, on a national standard of requisite and locations in Seattle and St. Louis. knowledge and experiences. Photography students received awards at the Iowa State Fair: Lindsey Maimuna Jatta ’16, Fatoumata Trettin ’15 placed third in the USA Jammeh ’16, and Ebrima Jabang ’16, Places color class; Kelsey Maggard ’16 Back row from left: Cyndi Wiley, assistant international students from Gambia, received Honorable Mention in the professor of art and design; Dr. Sarah Miller passed the NCLEX the first time and have Boelts, assistant professor of Spanish; Joy Iowa Churches color class; Trettin, been admitted to the RN to BSN program. Brandt, associate director of student success, Maggard and Jessica Brewbaker- academic support and disability services; Nursing students Kim Rollins ’13, Hills ’12 had three photographs Dr. Matthew Moore, assistant professor of sociology; Dr. Jinwook Chung, assistant professor Marina Annear ’13, Carrie selected for exhibition; and Tiffany of business administration; Dr. Michael Lyons, Holtgraves ’14, Natalie Smith ’14 Pettengill ’13, Anthony assistant professor of biology. Front row Calvache ’13, Hillary Meyers ’13, and Ellie Walter ’14 had single entries. from left: Rachel Merrill Schwaller, assistant professor of art and design; Dr. Bryan McQuide, Kelley (Jessnig) Howell ’13, Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) Business Club assistant professor of political studies; James Stephanie (Fayeghi) members Doug Goodwin ’12, Stacey Ewald, assistant professor of art and design; Miltenberger ’13, Ted Bernton ’13, Krull ’16, Ade Rosya ’14, and Dylan Michelle Lahner, assistant professor of nursing; Dr. Shannon Juergens, assistant professor of Ashton Vonhamme ’13, Taylor Verhoef ’15 attended PBL Fall Iowa business administration. Meisgier ’13, Katrisha Heideman ’13, Leadership Conference in Dubuque.

GV Faculty Art Exhibition Nielsen Concert Series: Now – January 11 Chesnut Brass Company The Prairie Meadows Gallery January 21, 7:30 p.m. Rasmussen Center Viking Theatre, Student Center

Nursing Pinning Ceremony Multicultural Fair December 14, 6:30 p.m. February 20, 11:30 a.m. Student Center St. John’s Lutheran Church Theatre Production: Senior Student Art Exhibition She Stoops to Conquer January 14 – February 22 February 21, 22 & 23, 7:30 p.m. The Prairie Meadows Gallery February 24, 2 p.m. Rasmussen Center Viking Theatre, Student Center Martin Luther King, Jr. Call 515-263-2991 to reserve tickets. Celebration Nancy Marrow January 21, 12:30 p.m. February 25 – April 5 Monday, January 21 • 7:30 p.m. Viking Theatre, Student Center The Prairie Meadows Gallery Rasmussen Center Student Center Viking Theatre www.chestnutbrass.com Free Admission faculty focus

learning by doing

by Lacie Sibley ’07, editor Confucius said: I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand. This is the theory Dr. Zeb Sullivan,

assistant professor of health and physical Dr. zeb sullivan education, incorporates into his exercise physiology course. explained. “People with an extremely will tell them how good a pump the C “I learn by doing and I had many effective heart-pumping system can subject’s heart is, look at the effects of great mentors going through school,” consume a lot of oxygen, which means dietary modifications, measure ventilation Sullivan said. “I’m just trying to pay their heart is pretty healthy. And why is – how much air moves in and out of the it back for my students. I encourage that important? Because the number one lungs, nose and mouth – and overall them and work to get them excited killer in the United States is cardiovascular cardiovascular fitness.” about bigger things to maximize their disease. People with higher maximum The metabolic cart looks at the potential.” oxygen consumption, on average, live effects of exercise intensity and the The health promotion department longer and are less likely to die from respiratory exchange ratio in order to recently acquired a new piece of cardiovascular disease.” determine if the body is using carbs or equipment, a metabolic cart, which The new metabolic cart is comprised fats to produce energy during exercise. will aid in student learning and engage of a computer, monitor, breathing mask At higher intensity exercises, the body students in hands-on experiences. and tubes, as well as a cycle ergometer (a utilizes a higher percentage of energy The body requires oxygen for energy stationary bike). A subject wears a heart from carbs, versus lower intensity production and the metabolic cart monitor and the breathing mask, which exercises when the body uses a higher measures the amount of gas exchange are connected to the computer system, percentage of energy from fats. However, the body takes in and expels in order to while cycling on the stationary bike. The when looking at overall fat oxidation (the produce energy. system measures the intake of oxygen consumption of fat molecules), the total “The best measure of cardiovascular and the output of carbon dioxide. fat oxidation is actually greater during fitness is the maximum amount of “Students can learn several things higher intensity exercises – so the total oxygen the body can consume,” Sullivan from this machine,” Sullivan said. “It energy expelled from fat is higher at

Dr. Greta Degan, associate professor Diane Schaefer Johnson, director published in the Lutherjahrbuch in 2013. of nursing, was appointed as the Joppa of admissions, serves on the Des Moines Mattes gave a lecture at the Luther Outreach program director for homeless Area Community College Urban Campus Academy in Gemany in September on the outreach. Advisory Committee. topic of Luther on Faith and Reason.

Karly Good, instructional technology Rev. Dr. Ken Jones, professor of Dr. Jean Logan, professor of nursing, specialist, was appointed to the Iowa philosophy and religion, presented a had an article published in the October Distance Learning Association Board, a week of lectures titled, The Lutheran issue of the Journal of Transcultural network of distance learning professionals. Toolkit, at Outlaw Ranch in South Dakota, Nursing titled, A Reunion. Dr. Lindsay Grow, assistant professor a camp of the Evangelical Lutheran Dr. John Lyden has an article titled, of education, presented at the Iowa Church in America. Jones and Rev. Dr. Whose Film Is It, Anyway? Canonicity and Reading Conference, in conjunction with Mark Mattes, professor of philosophy Authority in Star Wars Fandom, published current and former GV students: Carla and religion, attended the International in the Fall 2012 issue of the Journal of the Rivas, Cassidy Winslow, Jesse Bonnette, Luther Congress in Helsinki, Finland. American Academy of Religion. Kyrstin Shelley, Krys Melton, and Mattes delivered a plenary address titled, Nicolette Jenkins. Luther’s Use of Philosophy, which will be

GV magazine Fall 6 2012 learning by doing

higher intensities. Sullivan also has plans for students to conduct a lab that focuses on the effects of dietary supplements that allegedly stimulate fat loss. They will look for the placebo effect in order to determine if the supplements truly do work. “Students are very excited about this equipment,” Sullivan said. “For the Students use GV’s majority of them, this will be their first new metabolic cart to measure energy experience with such equipment. They production in the body. will have several ways to measure how photo: Jim heemstra good a pump a subject’s heart is through field tests, running performance, and the what has been discovered so far, and then uses oxygen and the metabolism of metabolic cart. When you are actively formulate a hypothesis. They will test exercise. I hope they will develop an doing something, you’re learning and it, compose a research paper, similar to understanding of stress response and more likely to get more out of the activity. a journal article, and present their data, how exercise is a stressor. The metabolic This cart will aide in that.” indicating if their hypothesis was accepted cart is a great piece of equipment that Students will also conduct an active or rejected. will engage students and hopefully pique research project. They will decipher a “My overall goal for my students is their interests even more in the health problem, look at the background and for them to understand why the body sciences,” Sullivan said.

Dr. Matt Plowman, associate of education, gave a presentation at the Collaborations through a Virtual professor of history, will have an article Great Lakes Regional Conference for the Community Garden Application titled, The British Intelligence Station in Social Studies in Des Moines October 2, Design, submitted to the Association San Francisco during the First World War, titled: Teaching Chronological Thinking: for Educational Communications and published in the Journal of Intelligence The Colorado Coal Strike of 1914. Technology that will be a roundtable History in January 2013. He also had a design and development discussion. Adam Voigts, vice president for paper titled, Enemies at the Golden Gate: Dr. Alec Zama, assistant professor The Pacific Theatre of Anglo-German administration and finance, was of business administration, presented Intelligence inside Indo-Irish Nationalism appointed by Governor Brandstad to a paper at the the Midwest Academy during World War I, accepted for the represent private higher education of Management Conference (MAM) in International Conference: Perspectives on institutions in Iowa on the board of Iowa Chicago, Ill., October 5, titled: Impact the Great War/Ruckblick auf den Ersten Student Loan Liquidity Corporation. of High-CSE CEO on Top Management Weltkrieg, Queen Mary-University of Cyndi Wiley, assistant professor of Team Composition and Size. He has been London, in August 2014, in London. art & design, is the first author on a a reviewer and presenter at MAM since Dr. Chad W. Timm, assistant professor paper titled, Promoting Intergenerational 2009.

GV magazine Fall 2012 7 GV magazine Summer 8 2012 photo: Jim Heemstra The new world of college selection

by Carol Bamford, Vice president for marketing

No matter when you began the process of selecting a college – whether it was thirty years ago or even just a few years back – chances are the whole process is a lot different today than it was for you. Much of that change is being driven by changes in technology, but there are other factors as well. It is a new world, and one that can be especially confusing for the parent or other family member who goes along for the ride. By the same token, it’s also exciting and energizing for students and colleges!

GV magazine Fall photo: Jim Heemstra 2012 9 Are we there yet? Nearly all of them are free to the student; most Choosing a college is a process that begins are supported by fees that schools pay for their much earlier that it did in days gone by, often as “profiles” and by college or corporate advertising. early as middle school or junior high, but certainly by Most colleges and universities know which sites are the sophomore year in high school. Young students reputable, but students can be at the mercy of an indiscriminant internet search, stumbling on sites with don’t necessarily start thinking specifically about outdated and inaccurate information or on those that which college they’d like to attend, but they often promote only for-profit online higher education. begin to consider whether college is the right choice Among the large, reputable college search for them at all. Some are exposed to online or sites are www.collegeboard.com, which is sponsored in-class programs in middle school that can help by The College Board, creator of the SAT exam; them start thinking about college and assessing www.collegeview.com and www.collegeconfidential.com, their own desire and capacity to attend. Many start both sponsored by Hobson’s; www.collegeXpress.com, the process without even knowing it by going to sponsored by Alloy Education, and www.petersons.com, camps, clinics and other summer activities on college from the publisher of a respected college directory. campuses. There are many other players, with the “top tier” At Grand View, we typically begin the recruiting consisting of about seven sites. process during a student’s sophomore year, with So what can students do on a college selection newsletters and other print or email communication site? Just about anything you could imagine! For designed to introduce them to Grand View as they starters, they can input a series of parameters begin to think about college. and find all the schools in the U.S. that fit those parameters. For instance, a student might specify a Defining the consideration set set of parameters related to size, geographic location, Not so long ago, future college students may school type (public/private), a particular academic have had an easier time figuring out what colleges to offering, a particular athletic offering, and so on. consider. They often defaulted to That kind of search can give a student an initial looking at state schools, nearby “consideration set” with which to work. Drilling private colleges, schools affiliated down into the details of each school, students will with their church, and local find a wealth of information, and most of the sites community colleges – the schools allow students to contact a school directly from the College search sites they became aware of through site to receive additional information. family, friends and teachers or www.collegeboard.com From a college’s perspective, investment in guidance counselors. The internet listings and advertising on college selection sites can www.collegeview.com has changed that in a big way. pay off in the leads the sites return to the colleges. Some sites offer more sophisticated capabilities, such www.collegeconfidential.com College selection sites as re-targeting (advertising that follows students on www.collegeXpress.com There are dozens of sites the internet once they leave the site) and emailing that purport to help students directly from the site to targeted populations who www.petersons.com learn about and select a college. have expressed an interest in a school. Virtual college fairs students, an email may be their Among the newest ways future students begin first contact from a school. to develop their consideration set is the virtual Emails are increasingly graphic college fair. Grand View was an early participant and sophisticated, with links in CollegeWeekLive, which began offering virtual to the college website, videos, and documents that can be college fairs about four years ago. Their virtual downloaded. The use of environment looks like a convention hall, with virtual smart phones makes email a booths much like those you’d see at any trade show. more complex endeavor, as Students can visit booths, text-chat in real time with schools work to make their admissions representatives, sit in on live streaming emails accessible over an video presentations, chat by video with a school’s expanding variety of devices current students, watch pre-prepared videos, and and platforms. download information of all kinds. What about social Grand View participates in nearly a dozen media? YouTube has become a staple for colleges Above left: CollegeWeekLive events each year and hosts two A screenshot of and universities, with most of them having multiple private open houses during the academic year, Grand View’s YouTube channels where they can showcase all CollegeWeekLive where we have five booths and offer several live kinds of campus activities and recruiting messages. convention hall. presentations. Attendance at our virtual open And then there’s Facebook. While most schools A view of Grand View’s houses has been brisk – several hundred students online athletic booth. are still struggling to figure out how social media each time – and growing each year. Through fit into their recruiting strategies, all of them CollegeWeekLive we’re able to reach out to have at least one admissions Facebook site where international students we wouldn’t otherwise have prospective students can find out about campus contact with and also recruit more heavily outside of events, interact with admissions counselors and find the Midwest. CollegeWeekLive continues to expand other prospective students who are interested in the its offerings, with some now specifically targeted to school. certain ethnic groups. Some colleges are also beginning to use Twitter But students continue to attend old fashioned and text messaging for recruiting, but like Facebook, college fairs in person, too. Our admissions their effectiveness is an open question right team travels to cities and towns in the Midwest, now. They do seem useful when used by coaches particularly Iowa, for about 50 college fairs each recruiting athletes or other narrower populations. year, because there’s just no substitute for personal Grand View, like most universities, continues to use contact. print publications sent by mail, usually in concert with email outreach. One of the reasons we stay Outreach in an electronic world with print is that it is often seen by parents, who will email has become a consistent method of then encourage their student to review it. outreach to prospective students, and for some A college or university’s website is likely to be a

GV magazine Fall 2012 11 significant factor in a student’s college investigation. set of schools they’re considering, while others may It is there that students and families find the have as many as ten…or more. It is at this stage of information they need about academic programs, the process that two things become paramount: the athletics, clubs and organizations, residential and school’s website and personal contact. campus life – and all the other factors that are important to a student. Websites on steroids higher education websites have become Narrowing the choice massive and complex – often with a thousand or Regardless of how a student has defined the more pages – and designed to serve a variety of consideration set, at some point the narrowing of divergent constituencies, from prospective students Below: Screen shots to employers to families and other visitors. In order from several pages of choices has to happen. Some students have a small admissions.grandview.edu. to provide what prospective students need, many colleges and universities have created separate admissions websites with increasingly more sophisticated features. In early October, Grand View launched a new admissions website with creative and technologically advanced capabilities that are designed to provide a very personal and engaging experience for future students. The site interacts directly with Grand View’s recruiting system, pulling information helps guide them through the process of finding Site guides, avatars who about prospective students from a database that information, scheduling a campus visit, applying speak to visiting students on the admissions website, stores data students have given us, such as what online and providing us with information. There include Viktor the Viking, academic and athletic programs they’re interested in. are three site guides – Viktor the Viking, Bud the Bud the Bird and Diane The site operates on a PURL (personal URL) Bird, and Diane Johnson, our director of admissions. Johnson, director of admissions. that is given to each prospective student. When While the guides are designed to be interactive and a student enters the site with a PURL, customized helpful, they are also an introduction to Grand View features are displayed based on the student’s traditions and imagery, as is the motto contest on interests. For instance, a student who is interested the Rock. in art & design will be presented with academic information about art & design, a video about the art Confirming the choice & design department, photos of various studios and Once a student has narrowed his or her choice, exhibits, and other specifics related to art. the college website can be a defining factor in Once a student has applied online, the site which schools a student applies to. (Virtually all will track the progress of the student’s application, applications are now done online, through the showing what materials Grand View has received website.) But it is still the in-person campus visit that (for instance ACT scores) and what materials we still seals the deal. While students can get a good feel need in order to process the application (for instance, for the characteristics of a high school transcript). Students can learn of their a campus from literature, acceptance right on the site. emails, college fairs As students move through the application (virtual or otherwise) and process, they gain access to new interactive features the website, there’s just that are designed to engage them and begin to build no substitute for being community. For example, students who’ve applied on campus, meeting can see a real-time demographic breakdown of faculty and other others who’ve applied – where they’re from, their students, attending ethnicity, gender, and so on. Accepted students a football game or can participate in a class motto contest by participating in a “writing” their motto suggestion on The hands-on action day. Rock, and then vote for the winning motto. At some point, the And they can join their GV class Facebook virtual world gives way page directly from the site, posting a to the real one in which “badge” of their acceptance to GV. a student will live every One of the primary engagement day, and the decision Campus visits still remain features on the site is the “site guide,” an is made based on which school an important part of the avatar who speaks to visiting students and just “feels right.” final college selection. photo: Jim Heemstra

GV magazine Fall 2012 13 sports articles by Molly Brown, viking stats director of athletic media and game operations

Zenz Earns National Recognition GV Hosts 2013 Senior goalkeeper Katie Zenz was NAIA Wrestling selected as the NAIA Championships National Defensive In June, the NAIA Player of the Week announced that for women’s soccer Grand View, the Greater October 3. She is S Des Moines Convention the first GV athlete and Visitors Bureau, and to receive national Des Moines Area Sports recognition this year. Commission would serve Zenz was as hosts for the 2013 recognized for her NAIA Wrestling National performances the Championships. The week of September one-year agreement states that the 24 during which she Katie Zenz, senior goalkeeper, was selected as the NAIA National Defensive Jacobson Exhibition Center at the Iowa posted back-to-back Player of the Week for women’s soccer October 3. photo: Doug wElls State Fairgrounds will host the event. shutouts for the fourth “The NAIA is excited to extend its time in her career, with clean sheets against NCAA Division III Central (Iowa) September 25 host partnership with the Greater and St. Ambrose (Iowa) September 29. The MCC Women’s Soccer Defensive Player of the Des Moines CVB, Sports Commission Week combined to make 13 saves for the week, including a second half penalty kick stop and Grand View for the NAIA Wrestling to maintain the Vikings 1-0 win over St. Ambrose. National Championships,” Jim Carr, For the year, Zenz owned a 11-8-1 record, .99 goals against average, and .779 save NAIA President and CEO, said. percentage. “Des Moines organized a terrific and memorable event its first year and should be commended for their efforts. With the proud and storied tradition of wrestling in the state of Iowa, I have Former All-American Runner no doubt that they will repeat that Birru Running Professionally; experience.” The state of Iowa has hosted seven Sponsored by Adidas Wrestling National Championships, all taking place in Sioux City or Former GV National Cross Country and Track & Field Des Moines. Champion Obsie Birru ’12 is currently living and training in The Championships consist of the Houston area under Dan Green’s Team Green Running. ten individual weight classes with four The Johnston native moved to Texas to train as part of sessions during the two-day span. Green’s Adidas-sponsored team. She won the seventh Wrestlers qualify for the Championships annual Memorial Hermann Ten for Texas October 13. Birru by placing in the top four in their weight class at one of the four Fled from wire-to-wire to win the 10-mile race in one hour qualifying group tournaments or as an and 21 seconds. She opened a 59-second lead at mile four at-large selection out of their qualifying and maintained a steady six-minute pace per mile. group. Team Green Running is prepping for the USA Track In the 55-year history of the event, and Field’s National Club Cross Country Championships, there have been 19 programs that have which will be December 8 in Lexington, Ky. taken home the team title, including Obsie Birru Grand View’s 2012 Championship. photo: Ritch Fuhrer, Digital Designs & Photography

GV magazine Fall 14 2012 Kadie Subbert was named MCC First Team. photo: Doug wElls

Cross Country: Men Jason Gladfelder, Josh Moncivais; Second Team: Roland, Shane Pudenz; n Three top-four team finishes. Honorable Mention: Taylor Goebel, n Personal records set by every team Hurley, Ostin James, Cody Redmond, member this season. Derek Nightser, Terrell Lloyd. Thomas, Gustavo Soares, Ross n Justin Welsh placed 7th to earn n Tom Barnabo MSFA Midwest Assistant Alexander, Mascicza named to MCC All-Conference honors and qualify for Coach of Year. First Team. nationals. n Adamson MCC Player of Year; Blair n Team fourth at MCC Championships. Golf: Women Reid MCC Coach of Year. Cross Country: n Runner-up at Viking Classic and third at Park Invitational. Soccer: Women Women n Kenzie Rottinghaus medalist at Viking n Received votes in national rankings n Won Graceland Yellowjacket Classic Classic and Mount Mercy Invitational; several weeks. and five top-five finishes. All-Tourney Team at Wartburg n Finished second in MCC with 5-1 n Kelsey Carbajo runner-up at Invitational. record. Yellowjacket Classic. n Rottinghaus MCC Player of the Week n Advanced to MCC Tournament n Team turned in top-ten fastest team four times. championship. times in program history twice. n Meghan McCoy, Katie Zenz n Carbajo placed 5th at MCC Golf: Men MCC Player of the Week. Championships to earn All-Conference n Won three meets: Wayland Baptist n Zenz NAIA National Player of the Week. honors and qualify for nationals. Peaks, Iowa Intercollegiate, Viterbo n Rebecca Berry, Deb Jenkins, Jordyn n Team third at MCC Championships. Ronnie Eastman Classic. Thompson, Zenz named to MCC First n Mike Slavin, Tyler Smith, David Walter Team; McCoy and Alecia Werner voted Football MCC Golfer of the Week honors. to Honorable Mention Team. n Ranked NAIA Top 25 every week in n Ranked No. 12 in Nike/Golf World Poll. 2012, as high as No. 9. n Ranked No. 16 in NAIA Preseason Top Volleyball: Women n Brady Roland, Ben Hurley, Jon Higgins 25 Poll. n Ranked in NAIA Top 25 every week, as MSFA Midwest Player of the Week high as No. 7. honors. Soccer: Men n Won second straight MCC title with n Double overtime upset No. 9 n Ranked in NAIA Top 25 for several 5-1 record. St. Ambrose when ranked No. 18. weeks. n Earned top seed for MCC Tourney. n 8-3 overall in 2012 and 5-1 in MSFA n Won MCC regular season title with n Iwa Belisario (four times), Kadie Midwest for second straight conference 4-0-2 record. Subbert, Paige Harris, Devon Jensen title. n Conor Thomas (three times), David MCC Player of the Week. n Named to MSFA Midwest First Team: Mascicza, Noel Medina (twice) MCC n Career milestones this season by Jensen Marc Osborn, Presley Godson, Higgins, Player of the Week. (2,500 kills, 2,000 digs) and Harris Dudley Bickham, Jessie Rayford, n Earned top seed for MCC Tourney. (1,000 assists). n Won MCC Tournament n Jensen, Subbert, Kelley Johnson named to earn automatic bid to to MCC First Team; Belisario and Harris nationals. to Honorable Mention Team. n Vikings make eighth n Johnson voted MCC Newcomer NAIA Championship of the Year. appearance against n Received at-large bid to NAIA Science and Arts of Championships; second straight Oklahoma. national tournament appearance n Ryan Adamson, Medina, against Lindsey Wilson (Ky.).

Ryan Adamson was named MCC Player of the Year. photo: Doug wElls GV magazine Fall 2012 15 alumni news

Health in May. She is a community 1952 health consultant with the State of Iowa Marie A. (Andersen ’52) Hovland Department of Public Health. relocated to Red Lodge, Mont., and is helping her daughter and son-in-law run a motel. 1987 Michelle K. Wimmer-Sanders ’87 Being a National Alumni Council is a merchandiser for Advantage Sales member has given me the opportunity 1968 and Marketing and for Premium Retail to share my GV story and a sense of Sandra (Geringer ’68) Miller retired Services in Mason City, Iowa. belonging within the GV alumni family. from Midwest Cancer Screening as a I have been blessed in many ways cytotechnologist. She and her husband, but more specifically, within the past Harold, reside in Springfield, Mo. 1988 five years. I was offered a scholarship Marla De Jong ’88 was inducted as to participate on the dance team. I a Fellow in the American Academy of discovered my career path which led 1982 Nursing (AAN) in October during the me to where I am today – a full-time Craig Miller ’82 resides in Fort Dodge, Academy’s 39th Annual Meeting and exercise specialist at a corporate Iowa. Conference in Washington, DC. wellness center. And I met an All- Conference baseball pitcher and we are engaged! Grand View supported and 1983 1994 encouraged our relationship without Dan Jones ’83 was promoted to Burton Powley ’94 received the Caring even knowing it. We owe our future program director of KVFD-AM (AM 1400) Coach Award 2012. He coaches figure together to GV and will be forever at Three Eagles Communications in skating at the Coral Ridge Ice Arena in grateful. We are proud supporters of Fort Dodge. Coralville, Iowa, and the Metro Ice Sports our alma mater and encourage you to Facility in Urbandale, Iowa. The recipient do the same. Contact Katie Ostrem at is nominated by athletes and parents. 515-263-2957 to learn more. We hope 1985 to see you at the next alumni event! Karen Bradley Buechler ’85 earned continued – Nicole Wells ’11 her Master of Public Health degree from the University of Iowa College of Public >>>

The Alumni Relations and Advancement Offices are excited to introduce the 2012-2013 GV United Student Leadership Team, bridging the gap between alumni and current students. Our students come from Iowa and across the country, even as far as England, and they look forward to learning more about GV from our alumni. Be sure to look for them at upcoming alumni events and ask them what’s new on campus!

You can help support these students and others who were just like you with a gift to the Grand View Fund. With your support, current students will continue to have a quality education and first-class experience on campus.

To learn more or donate online, visit giving.grandview.edu

GV magazine Fall 16 2012 Look online for more Homecoming 2012 photos and videos.

From top: Runners in the annual Viking 5k; Viktor runs with children participants in the Viking Kid Trot; visitors take part in the tailgate at Williams Stadium; alumni and friends participate in tailgate activities including lunch, face painting, jump houses, lawn games and more; the Vikings take on and defeat Waldorf in a 57-0 win. Photos by: Douglas Appleby and Doug Wells alumni news

1997 2009 2011 Samantha (Kinney ’97) Cole was Lisa Davey ’09 Ashley (Rubes ’11) Lawson is a accepted into the Adult Nurse Practitioner married Timothy graphic designer for Penton Media. program at East Carolina University. She Hanrahan June 2. She married Richard Lawson September and her husband, Neal, reside in Wake 17, 2011, and the couple resides in Forest, N.C. Kansas City, Mo. Andrew Davis ’09 married Nicole 2012 1999 Mason ’10 May 6. Brian Hough ’99 is an academic advisor Nicole Barreca ’12 is employed by the The couple resides World Food Prize. at North Dakota Sate University. He and in West Des Moines, his wife, Gina, reside in Fargo, N.D. Iowa. Thomas P. Lopez ’12 married Justina R. Angela T. 2007 Mazza ’11 July 14, in Johnston ’09 Charles Davis ’07 married Eryn Des Moines. Thomas married Jorge Kneller ’07 June 16 in Winterset, Iowa is preparing to start A. Padilla ’09 physician’s assistant September 3, 2011. school, and Justina Angela is a senior 2008 is a pediatric oncology nurse at Blank Erich Hilsabeck ’08 married Jennifer graphic designer at Children’s Hospital. Hamilton September 15. Erich is an Flynn Wright, and Jorge is an assistant store manager at Wells Fargo Bank. The executive mortgage analyst for Wells Matthew Quick ’12 is a registered couple resides in Ankeny, Iowa. Fargo Home Mortgage and his wife is a representative and investment advisor at teacher. 2010 AXA Advisors, LLC. Erin Zirkelbach ’08 is the human Brent Borchardt ’10 graduated from Courtney Townsend ’12 is a finalist in resources coordinator for Candeo in Drake University with a Master’s of Public Photographer’s Forum Magazine “Best of Des Moines, Iowa. Administration in August. Photography 2012” out of 12,000 entries.

2012 Alumni award Recipients

The 2012 Homecoming weekend brought Holy Trinity School in enrollment and basketball coach at Mississippi State yet another opportunity for Grand View public relations. Steve is employed by University. Prior to Ray’s arrival in to honor alumni for achievements and Raymond James and Associates as a Mississippi, he held coaching positions at success both during and after their time branch manager. During his baseball Clemson, Purdue and Indiana State. at Grand View. career at GV, he was a member of the Leland Molgaard ’59 received Tracy (Schartner ’87) and 1984 NAIA World Series tournament the Danish Heritage Preservation TSteve DeVenney ’84 were inducted into team and was named NAIA All-American Award. Molgaard serves as president the Grand View Athletic Hall of Fame. three consecutive years. on the Board of the Danish Interest Tracy played tennis for the Vikings and The 2012 Distinguished Alumni Conference, has delivered a paper on was a member of the 1987 NAIA National Award was presented to Rick Ray ’94, immigration at the Danish Heritage Tournament team. She is employed by the recently appointed men’s head Society, and is involved with the Danish

GGVV magazinemagazine FSallpring 1814 20122012 to Axel Thomsen ’41. Karen was also alumni, including his late parents Chris Future Vikings married to Karl M. Laursen ’37 who was Nelson ’18 and Agnes Poulsen ’18, Anthony J. Lucia ’98 and his wife, killed in WWII, and later married to the late sisters Alma Jones ’46, Eva Heidi, a daughter, Mia, born July 30. late Rev. Carl Laursen ’55. Nielsen ’43, and surviving brother Don Nelson ’58. Kristin and Dr. Corey Modrell ’02, a Earl Larsen ’41 passed away July 16. David M. Esbeck ’59 daughter, Madison Mae, born August 3, Earl played basketball for GV and was passed away July 1. 7.5 lbs 19.5 inches long. Corey was a very proud Viking. His son, John voted Best of the Valley for Montrose, Larsen ’77, also attended GV. William Darold Weller Sr. ’59 Colo., as the best chiropractor for a passed away July 6. third straight year and was also voted Leif Hermansen ’49 passed away John Warren Chiesa ’62 passed away Best of the Valley for Best Male Teacher. September 21. He is preceeded in death March 19, 2011. He teaches biology and anatomy and by his sisters Selma Sorensen ’37, physiology for Colorado Mesa University Shirley Andersen ’44, and brother Tom Bruce Williams ’71 passed away part-time. (Kermit) Hermansen ’57. He is survived September 9 from complications of a by his sister Barbara Handrup ’48 and bone marrow transplant. He co-opened Scott and Jennifer (Mason ’06) sister-in-law Charlene Hermansen ’57. an art gallery and worked at the Iowa Penisten, a daughter, Amelia, born Arts Council for more than 35 years. Dr. Carl F. Nielsen ’49 of Steinen, September 17. Germany, passed away September 1. He Harold J. Ruggless ’72 passed away was A.C. Nielsen’s son. April 28 at the age of 64. He is survived by his wife, Bonnie (Walker ’69). A tree In Memoriam Valdemar Sejr Petersen ’49 passed has been planted on campus in Harold’s Dr. Robert Korsgaard ’35 passed away August 26. memory. away June 11. Gerald Hal Brandt ’52 passed away Holly L. Heskett ’84 passed away Cecelia (Ibsen ’38) Larsen passed September 10. He is preceeded in death October 8. away June 1. She is survived by her by his sister Barbara Jensen ’50 and Mark S. Johnson ’93 passed away husband Alfred Larsen ’40. brother-in-law Leland Jensen ’51. July 22.

Karen M. (Thomsen ’36) Kadgihn Rev. Hans R. Nelson ’52 passed away Gwendolyn K. Swanson ’00 passed passed away July 19. She was a sister August 16. He came from a family of away July 12.

Tracy DeVenney ’87 Steve DeVenney ’84 Rick Ray ’94 Leland Molgaard ’59 Amedeo Rossi ’93 Athletic Hall of Fame Athletic Hall of Fame Distinguished Danish Heritage Young Alumni Tennis Baseball Alumni Award Preservation Award Achievement Award

Immigrant Museum. Rossi is an entrepreneur and advocate venue and organizes music festivals, The Young Alumni Achievement in Des Moines’ progressive music including the annual 80/35 music Award honored Amedeo Rossi ’93. movement. Rossi co-owns an indie music festival.

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GV magazine Fall 20 2012 Love led the way, fate sealed it

by Lacie Sibley ’07, editor When asked what brought 1992 alum Travis Justice to Grand View, he won’t say it was for the radio and television degree program, or the campus community, or a scholarship…nope, he will say love brought him here. W “I was completely and totally in love with my high school sweetheart and while she insisted she loved me too, she said there was no way we were going to the same college,” Justice laughed. “So, since we weren’t going to school together I was going to the closest school to ISU and it was Grand View. As it turned out, I had no idea about the radio and television program and once I walked into the communication building, it was love at Joy Ibsen ’60 first sight.” While in high school, Justice Travis Justice ’92, director of business development and marketing at MCL Construction in Omaha, Neb., developed a great interest in radio, and prepares to shoot a promotional video for the company. photo: Submitted GV had state-of-the-art facilities and equipment. He knew immediately he fulltime and became the director of Justice uses their studio to link up live would get the education he needed business development and marketing with his co-host in Des Moines. to have a successful career and, more for MCL Construction in Omaha, Neb. Looking back on his past and importantly, be close to his sweetheart. He continues to put his GV skills to use where he is now, Justice comments, “It’s During his time as a student, Justice producing promotional videos, podcasts been a hell of a journey but it’s been took advantage of GV’s connections and media content to market the interesting!” with the community radio and television company. Justice and his high school stations. He landed an internship his “I also do a morning radio show on sweetheart have been married 20 years sophomore year with KCCI-TV – that KXNO, a Des Moines radio station, but and have four children: Abigail (16), summer the station hired him as a it’s more part-time,” Justice explained. Owen (13), Mary (11) and Gretta (5). He photographer/reporter. “It lets me do something I love and remembers going through the college “GV’s location and community reconnect with a community that I left search process and is currently going relationships allowed me to really bolster because it still seems like I’m there.” through it again with his oldest daughter. my career and let it take off,” Justice Justice didn’t do much radio until He was the only one of his family to credits. he returned to Omaha. He was a sports attend college and didn’t have much help Justice has spent the majority of reporter-sidekick of sorts for the Todd with his search. his career in television. He left KCCI for and Tyler radio show and made guest “I say love brought me to GV but a weekend anchor and sports reporter appearances on the KXNO Murph and I also think it was fate,” Justice said. position at WAOW TV in Wausau, Wisc. Andy show. When the morning slot “It was a great experience; I still have He later returned to Omaha, Neb., as opened up, KXNO offered the spot to great friendships from my GV days and a sports director for KPTM TV in 1994 Justice and he was excited about it, but talk with many of my classmates on a until he went to work for CBS affiliate he lived in Omaha and commuting was weekly basis. GV means the world to me KNTV in 2004 for about six years. At that not an option. So they worked out a because it gave me the opportunity to be time he decided to leave broadcasting deal with a local Omaha radio station and successful.”

GV magazine Fall 2012 21 honor roll of

It’s a complicated concept that some say has eroded in our society – and I would generally agree. Am I as loyal as my parents? Probably not. While I will be forever true to the St. Louis Cardinals, I choose my airline, hotel donors Loyalty. and phone carrier based on price and convenience. Fortunately for Grand View, we have thousands of loyal alumni and friends who share their support in many ways. Listed on the following pages are individuals and organizations that believe in our mission and have provided financial support during the 2011-12 fiscal year. For that, we are grateful. my career affords me the opportunity to work with some of Grand View’s most loyal. They express it in many forms. Some spend countless hours volunteering on a board or committee. Others help us recruit new students. Close to 100 help spread the word about Grand View at the Iowa State Fair every year. Yet others quietly open their homes to students who can’t go home for Thanksgiving. Each and every one of these efforts makes Grand View stronger, which leads to a better experience for our students. On behalf of those students, as well as the staff and faculty, I thank you for your loyalty to Grand View year after year.

Bill Burma Vice President for Advancement

Class of 1939 Class of 1943 Century Club Theodore J. Thuesen ’47 NFS Grundtvig Society Valborg (Jessen ’46) Nielsen Marie K. (Paulsen ’49) and President’s Club Century Club Class of 1948 Albert V. Ravenholt* ’39 Willard R.* ’40 and Arlene H. Contributors Neil T. ’49 Gribskov President’s Club (Holmes ’43) Garred Mildred E. (Pagard ’46) Beverly M. (Nielsen ’49) and Century Club Inger (Jensen ’49) and Eileen L. (Lang ’43) and Blomquist Erving ’49 Jensen Arild E. ’39 and Margaret Wilmer N. ’48 Larsen Harmon H. Smith Mary O. (Olsen ’46) Riber Earl W. ’49 and Jean Louise Nielsen Donald S. ’48 and Alice Sutton Contributors Contributors Class of 1947 Petersen Edith U. (Johansen ’43) and Century Club Ingeborg (Mikkelsen ’39) President’s Club NFS Grundtvig Society Norman Brakken Earle S. Swanson ’49 Hansen Alice C. (Olsen ’47) Humphrey Arvid Bollesen ’48 Edna (Jensen ’43) Swihart Contributors NFS Grundtvig Society Gloria (Mortensen ’48) Steberl Class of 1940 Doris (Feddersen ’49) and Karen (Torp ’47) and Everett Century Club President’s Club Class of 1944 William Griffith Delores (Holmgaard ’40) Contributors Cooper Richard E.* ’49 and Roberta Ellen M. (Jensen ’47) Nielsen Harlan ’49 and Joan E. Jespersen Ida M. (Wolf ’44) Decker (Johnston ’48) Peters Century Club Alice (Norberg ’48) and Thuesen Class of 1941 Class of 1945 Frank E. ’47 and Edith E. Howard Nichols Ester M. (Bollesen ’49) and Bruce Westling Century Club President’s Club Christensen Contributors Victor E. ’41 and Ellen Utoft (Bollesen ’45) Juhl Iver L. ’47 and Lis T. Jorgensen Barbara M. Handrup ’48 Class of 1950 Century Club Esther U. (Johansen ’47) Elaine H. Buck Lars Jorgensen ’48 President’s Club Peter D. ’45 and Kirstine D.* Paulsen Sylvia F. (Frost ’41) Fisher Gerald W. ’48 and Annabelle Nancy M. (Petersen ’50) and Axel E. ’41 and Lou Ann (Toft ’41) Thomsen Contributors Pedersen Warren W. Rasmussen Thomsen Johanne (Johansen ’47) and Evelyn (Sorensen ’48) and Dean’s Club Class of 1946 Thorvald ’46 Hansen Rupert* ’48 Petersen Elsa M. (Torp ’50) and Barry Class of 1942 President’s Club Paul S. ’47 and Joann Else (Rasmussen ’48) Sorensen President’s Club Agnete C. (Nelson ’46) and Jorgensen Spiegel Fylla S. (Petersen ’42) John D. Lind Elin M. (Jensen ’47) and Class of 1949 Century Club Kildegaard NFS Grundtvig Society Svend Koch President’s Club Wendell J. ’50 and Barbara* Contributors Esther Marie (Jensen ’46) Selma K. (Kildegaard ’47) Paul E. ’49 and Shirley A. Burbank Edith M. (Krantz ’42) Kilgren Rossman Sloth (Svendsen ’49) Christiansen Lois P. ’50 and Don Hartline

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GV magazine Fall 22 2012 John F. ’50 and Kathlyn A. Ernest W. Nielsen ’52 William W. ’56 and Margaret Rider Frey Class of 1953 of Contributors Larry R. ’56 and Gisela Janice L. (Jensen ’50) Bradley President’s Club Severeid Carl ’53 and Marilyn Mehr George E. Cox ’50 Tom ’56 and Mary Sheldahl NFS Grundtvig Society Elton Hansen* ’50 Sylvia Mae (Larsen ’56) and Joy (Rasmussen ’50) and Dennis R. ’53 and (Donna M. Robert Timmler Andersen* ’54 ) Koch Elmer C.* ’49 Jacobsen Contributors Lavern ’53 and Marilyn A. Joan D. (Downey ’50) Sally G. (Jensen ’56) Blount donors(Nissen ’55) Larkowski Lonsbury Marie M. (Petersen ’56) and Century Club Darold Bray Class of 1951 Edward S. Esbeck ’53 – President’s Club In Memory of Ralf ’56 and Inga Hoifeldt Phillip D. ’51 and Peggy A. Gudrun Soe Esbeck Class of 1957 Ehm Frances R. McCorkle ’53 President’s Club David L. ’51 and Arlene F. ’71 Contributors John E. ’57 and Joan Cisna Sisam June M. (Jurgens ’53) and Tom ’57 and Evelyn Fisher NFS Grundtvig Society Alton C. Due Richard N. ’57 and Glenda Robert L. ’50 and Karma Jean Goldie (Mohnsen ’53) and (Pickett ’57) Jessen (Jorgensen ’51) Nilsen Curt* Sorensen Sonja Knudsen ’57 Agnes E. (Ravenholt ’51) John ’53 and Anita Varme Janet M. Thuesen ’57 Nussle Henry N. Wilcots ’53 Astrid Ravenholt ’51 Sandra K. (Jensen ’57) Century Club Class of 1954 Rasmussen Fiscal Year 2011-12 Contributions Sine N. (Nielsen ’51) and President’s Club NFS Grundtvig Society Leif M. ’51 Duus Ethel (Kjaer ’54) and Ed Barker Richard M. ’57 and Karen R. $2.3 million Edward H. Rasmussen ’51 Elaine J. (Nelson ’54) and (Sorensen ’57) Simpson Contributors Louis P. ’54 Bredesky Dean’s Club Justin L. ’51 and LaVonne Egon K. ’54 and Shirley David P. ’57 and Patricia L. Church Beeson Ellgaard Jorgensen .54% Grace (Hansen ’51) and Robert Richard G. ’53 and Marilyn O. Century Club Hemstreet (Hansen ’54) Kramme Richard B. ’57 and Karen J. Ruth Kjaer ’51 NFS Grundtvig Society Chance Donald T. ’51 and Musa Curtis Dale Jacobsen ’54 Pearl (Nielsen ’57) and Corporations & Individuals Lowell B. ’54 and Marilyn Stielow James W. Gould Organizations 74.48% Kramme Sheila Hainlin ’57 17.06% Class of 1952 Century Club President’s Club Ronald P. ’57 and Melvie Don C. ’54 and Barbara Olsen Maigaard Aage R.* ’52 and Geraldine* Contributors Clausen Carolyn J. (Grow ’57) and Esther M. (Laursen ’54) and Foundations Robert D. ’52 and Juanita Sung Moon Lowell ’48 Haahr 7.92% Jacobsen Contributors Ovie H. ’54 and Erma Jessen Richard N. ’53 and Rita A. Rosemarie (Brinkman ’57) Lila Larson ’54 (Pedersen ’52) Juhl Blakey Dean’s Club Class of 1955 Richard M. ’57 and Sally Fust Gerald H. ’52 and Evelyn M. Dean’s Club Richard L. Harter ’57 Brandt Carl C. Hansen ’55 Margot (Christiansen ’57) and Century Club Bobbie M. (Sondergaard ’55) Edmund G. Russell Mary E. (Larsen ’52) and Loverink John S. Clark Century Club Class of 1958 Margaret L. (Larsen ’52) Mills Patricia L. (Nyhus ’55) and Max President’s Club Contributors Grassfield Hans J. Clausen ’58 Endowment Balance Dorothy M. (Miller ’52) and Harald N. ’55 and Carol Ann Virgil B. Elings ’58 $17,000,000 Frank Beck (Beyer ’59) Sorensen Janet M. Jensen ’58 Robert L. ’58 and Joanne Donald L. ’52 and Mary L. Contributors $16,000,000 Clausen Edwin D. Andersen ’55 Mahaffey Greta S. (Strandholt ’52) Mark S. ’58 and Lorna K. Carol E. (Petersen ’55) $15,000,000 Dawson Christiansen (Fisher ’61) Nussle Harriet K. (Holm ’52) Hansen Charles E. ’55 and Sarah Century Club $14,000,000 Solveig B. (Egede ’52) and Fletcher Jerry W. ’58 and Carole Hall Robert C. Hedlund Deloris A. ’55 and Leonard C. Donald A. ’58 and Ann L. Clela M. (Philleo ’52) Hoggatt Larsen Holm $13,000,000 William R. and Virginia Harold M. ’58 and Carole A. (Anderson ’52) Jacobsen Class of 1956 (Anderson ’58) Olsen $12,000,000 Nancy A. (Sorensen ’52) and Century Club Niel R. Petersen ’58 Robert Maloy Karen (Strandskov ’56) and Marsha J. (Parrott ’58) and $11,000,000 Duane A. Nielsen* ’52 Tony Bell H. Wayne Wheeldon 2009 2010 2011 2012

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GV magazine Fall 2012 23 honor roll of donors Contributors Contributors Joseph E. ’61 and Jennie V. Gary L. Hansen ’63 Rudolf J. ’64 and Helen H. Barbara J. (Sorem ’58) and Monte R. ’59 and Marty Clay Harvey J. ’63 and Sharon Jensen Duane R. Brodie Baugher Eric C. ’60 and Ginger L. Helgeland Glen H. ’64 and Karen G. Karl A. ’58 and Sharleen Arne ’59 and Sunny (Olson ’61) Ketelsen Keith E. ’63 and Betty A. (Cooper ’65) Madsen Eggerss Christiansen Gordon F. ’61 and Lois (Christensen ’63) Jensen Inez E. (Busse ’64) and David R. ’58 and Shirley Haner Clarence E. Lamoureux ’59 (Knudsen ’61) Lund Frederick M. ’63 and Lynne Bruce S. Norgard Doris J. (Steffenson ’58) David N. ’56 and Nancy E. Century Club Schuler Lonnie K. Wildrick ’64 Harrington (Olson ’59) McConnell Sylvia M. (Dam ’61) and Contributors Bill C. Wyer ’64 Fred ’58 and Suzanne W. Klein Keith M. ’59 and Gail S. Sweet George A. Jacoby Albert A. ’63 and Susan Sandra M. (Johnson ’58) Ivan S. Westergaard ’59 Janis M. (Madison ’61) and Bodaski Class of 1965 Linford Mervyn A. Wild ’59 Jack D. Pearl Verle E. ’63 and Helen Guthrie President’s Club Patricia K. (Myers ’58) and William L. Wiles ’59 Gary T. ’61 and Patsy A. Theo R. (Joplin ’63) and Josiah M. Conkling ’65 Leland A. Love Roger A. ’59 and Jo Anne Vande Venter Lavoy G. Haage Arlen R. ’64 and Asta Roy ’58 and Carol Jo McFall Wood Contributors (Petersen ’65) Twedt Edwin L. ’58 and Sharon K. Karma J. ’63 and Dan F. Ibsen Nancy Lee R. Wright ’61 NFS Grundtvig Society Mohler Class of 1960 Michael J. Markey ’63 Laura E. (Garred ’65) and Verna (Baumann ’58) Moore President’s Club Class of 1962 Homer L. ’63 and J. E. William J. Hemmes Eva M. ’58 and Terence J. Daniel P. ’60 and Alice V. President’s Club Neemann Nelson (Olsen ’60) Mikel Sonja H. (Hansen ’62) Walker Randy H. ’63 and Nancy A. Dean’s Club Richard J. Shaffer ’58 NFS Grundtvig Society Century Club (Swihart ’63) Ross Leonard P. ’65 and Patricia Margaret (Madsen ’59) and Frederick V. ’62 and Jan E. Beverly A. (Burgess ’63) (Mosier ’65) Gutshall Class of 1959 Vernon A. ’60 Johnson Carson Schreiner Century Club President’s Club Century Club Edward Bell Dixon ’62 Ralph H. Speer ’63 Michael L. ’65 and Edward T. ’58 and Marjery M. Joy M. Ibsen ’60 and Don Lenef Patricia J. Krantz ’62 Paul N. Stanger ’63 Catherine A. Campbell (Kraft ’59) Fjelde Andrew L. ’60 and Kathryn M. Rudy G. ’62 and L. Jean Roe Larry T. ’63 and Erika R. Dennis D. ’65 and Cynthia S. William E. ’58 and Marilyn L. (Iversen ’59) Nielsen Bruce A. Woods ’62 Thorson Dolmage (Andersen ’59) Gift Contributors Contributors Joel P. ’63 and Judy Whipple James J. Raymond ’65 Donald L. ’59 and Sue Ann Larry B. Christensen ’60 Kathleen W. (Workman ’62) Class of 1964 Janice L. (De Vault ’65) and Hansen Kathrine A. (Madsen ’60) Clark Arthur Dean’s Club Bradford L. Santos Wayne Hart Madsen ’59 Stephen W. ’60 and Mary Davis Clifford D. Ballard ’62 Ronald W. ’64 and Donna Hubert J. ’65 and Peggy A. Leland E. ’59 and Virginia K. James H. ’60 and Cheryl Gelner David L. Bradbury ’62 Vespestad Molgaard Class of 1961 Mohr Donna D. (Jespersen ’62) and Contributors Donald L. ’59 and Martha President’s Club Century Club Gary D. Simmer Gary Russell Fierce ’65 Newell Ralph J. ’61 and Lou Ann Anita E. Clark ’64 Dean’s Club (Rasmussen ’61) Jensen Class of 1963 Contributors Rikke (Hansen ’65) Olsen Ivan G. ’59 and Sheryl L. Kerr Janet L. (Gersib ’61) and Paul President’s Club Kenny L. Boatwright ’64 Claudia V. (Voigt ’65) and Century Club Kramme Larry D. ’63 and Lori G. Carole D. (Beckman ’64) Boon Paul C. Olson Mark A. ’59 and Kalley G. Lou ’61 and Judy Hartsook Kathleen B. (Freeman ’64) and Janice Pohl – In Memory of Johnson (Denning ’60) Yacinich Century Club Byron Church Enok* & Nanna* Mortensen Lois J. (Madsen ’59) and NFS Grundtvig Society Judy L. (Bennett ’63) and Marvin H. ’64 and Virden E. Von Qualen ’65 Lowell A. Lueck Ralph D. ’61 and Mary Jo Thomas Leffler Dorothy K. Crim David H. ’65 and Elaine Elaine C. Lundquist ’59 Andersen Ivan W. Bidstrup ’63 Erik S. Hansen ’64 Wilkinson

Charles S. Johnson Wellness Center Turns Ten

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GV magazine Fall 24 2012 Class of 1966 Linda A. Proudfit ’67 Century Club Century Club Contributors President’s Club James L. ’67 and Elizabeth Steven J. Barnett ’69 Mark J. ’71 and Mary E. Tana L. (Oberwetter ’72) and Suzette G. (Stephens ’66) “Betsie” A. (Gooch ’67) Mary Jo (Sorensen ’69) and Durham Gaylord Belgarde Jensen Wheeler Robert D. Frazier Richard K. ’71 and Marsha M. Holly A. (Lindsay ’72) Cheslak NFS Grundtvig Society Contributors Francisco Larry E. ’72 and Pamela K. Juhl Class of 1968 Rebecca Muselman ’72 Norma R. (Christiansen ’66) Keith W. Berg ’69 Douglas A. Jensen ’71 NFS Grundtvig Society Allan R. ’72 and Debra S. Perry Horswell Mickey L. ’69 and Mary L. Ronald D. ’71 and Paula A. David A. ’68 and Myrtle M. King Fred H. ’72 and Theresa M. Century Club Carvour Howard Joan D. (Jacobsen ’71) and Redhead Fred L. ’66 and Mary A. Marcia L. (Boal ’69) and Craig P. ’68 and Nancy J. Dana D. Shaffer Dean A. Schuler ’72 (Low ’67) Baedke Mark I. Cohan Redshaw Contributors Ronald E. ’66 and Nancy Hays Sidney H. ’69 and Rebecca Class of 1973 Century Club Andrew K. Brouwer ’71 Jeri L (Krouse ’66) and Gimre NFS Grundtvig Society Linda K. ’68 and David A. Anne M. (Kouri ’71) Campbell Ronald L. ’66 Mellgren John R. ’73 and Gerry A. Allison Fredrick O. ’69 and Janet K. Erika E. (Chandler ’71) and Camille E. (Larson ’66) and (Tjelmeland ’73) Jones Nick ’68 and Faira K. Holmberg Jim D. Curtis M. Alan ’65 Snedden Century Club Knezevich Mark R. ’69 and Ronda Logli Richard E. ’71 and Karen S. Jean M. ’73 and Fred Drew Contributors Tim D. ’68 and Sherry George A. ’69 and Patricia K. Cutler Rick L. ’73 and Brenda Olson Gary C. Battles ’66 Vuagniaux Patrick Donald P. ’71 and John V. and Claudia K. Susan G. (Cedarstrom ’66) Contributors Royce and Jean A. Pamela S. Ellis (Hunter ’73) Stensland and Ronald R. James Karen A. (Carlson ’68) and (Barnard ’69) Schweizer Diana J. Hatfield ’71 Contributors Eugene D. McCoy ’66 Richard Bason Richard R. ’69 and Joann Vicki M. (Stuve ’71) Hughes Cynthia (Dowie ’73) and Vicki L. (Pederson ’66) and Linda E. (Nielsen ’67) and Shepard Loraine E. (Hunerdosse ’71) Mike Elgin Dennis Porter Rollin R. ’68 Buck and Roger Lawler David G. Holmgren ’73 Harold A. ’66 and Sherry Joyce A. (Flynn ’68) and Class of 1970 Mary Lou N. (Town ’71) and John C. ’73 and Ellen Oler Swihart Gary D. French President’s Club Alfred J. Spurgeon Mary L. ’66 and Allen Tesdahl Bonnie J. (Sharp ’68) and C. Mike ’70 and Karen J. Larry R. Willis ’71 Class of 1974 Carol ’66 and Sam Wise Joseph Higgins (Sorensen ’70) Brodie Joseph H. ’71 and Linda Zaletel NFS Grundtvig Society Carey G. ’70 and Ann M. Class of 1967 Michael E. ’68 and Brenda J. Paul D. ’74 and Kaylene L. Johnson (Von Gillern ’70) Jury Class of 1972 Ruby President’s Club Robert F. ’68 and Phyllis Contributors President’s Club Century Club Bill ’67 and Linda Weidmaier Lauritsen Kenneth ’70 and Rita Richard W. ’72 and Linda Hurd Cheryl J. (Arnold ’74) and Dean’s Club William C. ’68 and Cleoda M. Birkenholtz Gary E. ’72 and Ginger Palmer Michael Giudicessi Betty Ann (Witzel ’67) and Mikesch Don A. Corrigan ’70 Dean’s Club Katherine L. (Channell ’74) Michael Dall Janis (Haines ’70) Johnson Kathy M. (Sorensen ’72) and and Steven R. Justice Contributors Class of 1969 William L. ’70 and Charmian Duncan H. Meldrum Contributors Karen E. (Barnhill ’67) Ahlman President’s Club McElree Century Club Julie Ann (Abrams ’74) Hughes Nicholas C. ’67 and Janet Cook Wayne D. Jensen ’69 Janice M. Molgaard ’70 Konnie F. (Fiscel ’72) and Joan M. Mahaffey ’74 Ronald L. German ’67 Harold B. ’69 and Anne Janet L. Walker ’70 David F. Anderson Michael L. ’74 and Marsha D. Terry R. ’67 and Juene E. Wheeler Robert P. Cox ’72 McCleary Johnson Dean’s Club Class of 1971 David D. ’73 and Renee C. Kay C. Miller ’74 Lorraine K. (Swanson ’67) and Terry W. ’69 and Beverly J. NFS Grundtvig Society (Tiedge ’72) Drake Thelma D. (Bebb ’74) and William Plander Lantz Paul C. Oksnee ’71 Frank W. Perkins ’72 Carl L. Roloff

Ten years ago Grand View took a major leap forward with the opening of the Charles S. Johnson Wellness Center. While expectations Charles S. Johnsonfor the building and the programs Wellness within it were high, no one could haveCenter predicted the impact the facilityTurns would have a decade Ten later. Thanks to the lead gift from Chuck and Jaina Johnson, along with support from alumni, Trustees, faculty, staff, friends, and the corporate community, a major catalyst in Grand View’s growth was completed in 2002. Since that time, the athletic department has grown from seven sports to 24. While 124 student-athletes competed then, 650 student-athletes proudly represent the Vikings today. hard working coaches and dedicated players achieved success in all sports including 31 Conference Coach of the Year honors, as well as 32 Player of the Year awards. Viking teams have won three straight conference Commissioner’s Cups for best overall finish in all sports. And the 2011-12 season saw the Vikings finish 11th nationally in the Learfield Sports Director’s Cup for best overall finish for all sports. The Johnson Wellness Center has also helped more than 800 students achieve their Bachelor of Nursing degrees during an era when society experienced a nursing shortage. Over the past decade, students have benefited from the facility, beginning as prospective students on Visit Day followed by Freshman Convocation their first day and other ceremonies throughout their time on campus. Many of the intramural activities are housed in the building, as well as numerous special events. “The Johnson Wellness Center is philanthropy at its finest,” said Bill Burma, vice president for advancement. “The investment our donors made has paid off ten-fold as every Grand View student has an opportunity to develop healthy habits, learn and compete in this wonderful facility.”

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GV magazine Fall 2012 25 honor roll of donors Class of 1975 Dean M. Knudsen ’77 Anne M. (Harbison ’80) and Century Club Contributors William F. ’82 Nielsen Julie B. (Walters ’84) and Richard D. ’86 and Mary President’s Club Class of 1978 Eric T. ’75 and Kathy Crowell Marcia S. Pitcock ’80 Marty Bell Hermann President’s Club NFS Grundtvig Society Anne J. (Winey ’80) and Jeffrey N. Nichols ’84 Barbara J. (Finnessy ’86) and Steven F. ’69 and Nancy Raymon E. ’75 and Connie Michael Ulm Contributors Stan Minks (Lavender ’78) Bobenhouse Darling Paul F. ’84 and Phyllis Breddin Vance K. ’86 and Rhonda Voss Century Club Class of 1981 Century Club Cheryl A. ’84 and Darwin Edward B. Wright ’86 M. Dan Collins ’78 Dean’s Club James J. ’75 and Joan M. Dahms Carlson Paul H. Rowe ’78 Douglas A. Stark ’81 Class of 1987 Steven D. ’84 and Tracy S. Gary ’75 and Lynette Moden Contributors Century Club Century Club (Schartner ’87) DeVenney Contributors Jon M. ’78 and Christine Coy Kelly L. ’81 and David VanGorp John L. ’87 and Jane Gaffney Lori A. (Casper ’84) and James E. ’75 and Mimi Dwight H. Johnson ’78 Contributors Contributors Ronald Liston Binkard Sandra L. Knudsen ’78 Mildred J. (Palladino ’81) and Gina L. (Baughman ’87) and Terry Neyens ’84 Margaret A. (Kuhlman ’75) Jean E. (Wolf ’78) and Ubbo Agena Charles Burket and Kevin S. ’77 Lambi Thomas J. Logan Janice (Marshall ’81) and Class of 1985 Carolyn J. Danner-Walls ’87 Shaunda S. ’80 and James Doggett Vada ’87 and Teresa L. James L. Scheidecker ’78 President’s Club Chad L. ’75 Leiffert Janet R. ’81 and Stephen M. Grantham Catherine T. Sheridan ’78 Anthony A. Onuigbo ’85 Joan K. (Welch ’75) Moll Drake Sandra J. Smith ’78 Karen R. ’87 Long Elvin Eugene Pender ’57 Jean L. McCrea ’81 Mark T. ’81 and Anne M. Debbie M. Vandehaar-Arens ’78 Jeff Swartz ’81 (Nielsen ’85) West Class of 1988 Class of 1976 and Daniel Arens Kimberly A. ’10 and President’s Club Class of 1982 President’s Club Class of 1979 Lewis A. ’85 Yacinich Scott C. ’88 and Julie Cirksena Joan (Mac Kenzie ’76) and President’s Club Kurt E. ’88 and Lynette Dean’s Club Century Club Randy L. ’76 Moad Robert J. ’82 and Amy Tursi Rasmussen Jo Ann L. (Vannatta ’79) and Bruce W. ’85 and Vickie L. Tony C. ’76 and Roxanne Century Club NFS Grundtvig Society Harold Reinboth (Lenihan ’86) Clark Wilson Brenda L. Hoshaw ’82 Steve C. Snyder ’88 and NFS Grundtvig Society Contributors Century Club John R. ’82 and Joleen Kile Sandra Deyoe Marjorie A. (Reed ’79) and Joan V. Anderson ’85 Steven M. Conn ’76 Contributors Century Club Michael Rupert Lisa D. ’85 and Kirby B. Diane L. (Gill ’76) and Lee L. Susan E. (Fuhrman ’82) Linde Marla J. (Van Donselaar ’88) Century Club Brodersen Doidge Mary R. Quinn ’82 and Gary De Jong Gregory L. ’79 and Mary E. Barbara C. (Cook ’85) and David B. ’76 and Mary R. ’76 Charlinn O. (Knight ’82) and Sara D. (Breon ’88) Olson Russell Dockum Larry L. Bybee Berry E. Reeves T. Scott ’88 and Iika Contributors Ann M. Hogan ’79 Mary K. (Craig ’85) and Wilgenbusch Judy A. (Steinlage ’76) and Contributors Class of 1983 David R. Debolt Contributors George G. Ahlborn Patricia J. (Sullivan ’79) and President’s Club Bradley J. ’85 and Beth R. Cynthia L. (Richards ’88) and Freddie J. Ahrold ’76 Darrell Cox Edward C. ’83 and Bridget (Bos ’85) Hodges Bleimehl IV Matthew V. Fleagle Joseph F. ’76 and Annie K. Cynthia E. (Fredregill ’79) and Charles A. ’85 and Century Club Charles K. ’88 and Leslie D. Dols Stephen L. Florer Pamela S. Host James M. ’83 and Diane Brown (Ross ’87) Jurgensen Nancy Carol (Hansen ’76) and Kimberly F. (Caswell ’79) Rodney E. ’85 and Kathy Hutt Mary J. (Koets ’83) and Chuck Ossai C. Nzerem ’88 Patrick O’Keefe Henderson Kelly J. (Brogan ’85) and Mark Schira Mike L. Rice ’88 Cheryl D. (Howar ’76) Jerry A. ’79 and Laura O’Brien Low Contributors David B. ’88 and Ellen Simpson VanWeelden Kevin J. Palmer ’85 Class of 1980 Daryl D. ’83 and Mary Frey Mary D. (Werger ’88) and Class of 1977 Gina R. (Treanor ’89) and David Smith Century Club Lance B. ’83 and Bonnie Leslie President’s Club James J. ’85 Ross Mark R. ’88 and Wendy M. Judy A. (Juhl ’80) and William Elizabeth C. (Fath ’83) and Mark P. Glowacki and Jennie Kelli D. (Cox ’85) and Steve Zeratsky H. Ellerman Thomas P. Morse Balcom Vorrath Carl D. ’80 and Audrey Shafer Chuck F. Shockley ’83 and Class of 1989 Priscilla R. (Rossman ’77) Evelyn M. Moore Schwartz Contributors Class of 1986 President’s Club Century Club Brian R. ’80 and Marilyn Class of 1984 President’s Club Michelle W. (Wilkinson ’89) Donald D. Morrill ’77 Charron President’s Club Karen A. (Hoskins ’86) Spahr Reynolds Scott C. ’77 and Sandy Rogers Rustin T. ’80 and Mary Randy J. ’84 and Jill Sackett Chadwin J. Wagener ’86 NFS Grundtvig Society Marilyn K. ’77 and R.M. Rowe Davenport NFS Grundtvig Society Century Club Kristin L. (Howes ’89) and Contributors Robert W. Jewett ’80 David J. ’84 and Caeli Brown Luanne J. Knudsen ’86 Mike Schweiger Lynne M. (Thompson ’77) and Mary J. (Coyne ’80) and Thomas W. ’84 and Linda John H. ’86 and Susanna J. Century Club Thomas D. ’77 Hoehamer Michael L. May Cross (Shaw ’88) Meeker Leslie J. Shaeffer ’89

The Johnson Wellness Center provides practice facilities for Grand View’s 24 athletic teams, including a strength and conditioning room, specifically for athletes.

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GV magazine Fall 26 2012 Paul T. ’89 and Connie Winget Brett J. Roberts ’92 Robert E. ’97 and Patricia Christopher J. ’01 and Rachel Contributors Contributors Tonna L. (Havens ’92) and Kleba Standley Nancy J. (Kruse ’06) Bock Brenda R. (Perry ’89) and Mike Robert Twombly Jimmy D. ’97 and Emily Catherine G. (Shelley ’01) and Timothy G. ’06 and Henning Jill R. (Garton ’92) and Dan Rottinghaus Kelly Wallace Rhonda S. Davis Lori A. (Palmer ’89) and W.E. Ward Contributors Class of 2002 Michael D. ’06 and Kathleen Miner Denise D. (Clark ’92) and Mark Ramona L. (Lisowski ’97) and McCauley President’s Club Sherrilyn K. ’89 and Verlan Lawrence DeShaw Zimmerman Timothy T. ’02 and Joanna Laura K. (Harris ’06) and Nikkel Micholyn M. ’97 and Brian Lowe Jeremy J. ’03 Monaghan Molly M. (McElroy ’89) and Class of 1993 Fajen Contributors Sherry E. ’06 and John O. Steven A. ’90 Phillips Century Club Sandra L. (Penning ’97) and Janis M. ’02 and Mark Adams Nieting Michael J. Smith ’89 Chris M. Barten ’93 Shawn Loney David L. ’02 and Karyl Behrens Katie J. Ostrem ’06 Javier M. ’93 and Jeanna L. Michael R. Sheets ’97 Eric W. Gunderson ’02 Class of 1990 (Hough ’95) Gutierrez Class of 2007 Scott M. Herrig ’02 Century Club Jennifer G. (Koehler ’93) and Class of 1998 Contributors Michael D. ’90 and Eva ’92 Kristy L. (Shaeffer ’02) Litwiler John Schneberger Century Club Matthew S. ’07 and Robin D’Aust Garcia Janis G. (Jurgensen ’02) and Warren F. Young ’93 Gordon P. ’98 and Jeannine Cramer Gary T. ’90 and Kimberly Robert D. ’62 Meek Contributors Dunn David C. ’07 and Marni Fetters Rinehart Rhonda R. (Nance ’93) and Jon Rick E. ’98 and Rachel Class of 2003 Jessica A. Greve ’07 Leslie A. (Sufficool ’90) and Pederson President’s Club Andrew J. ’07 and Brenda William D. Malcom Johnson Clay A. Thielking ’98 Scott D. ’03 and Amber Webber Contributors Diane C. (Kropf ’93) McFadden Contributors Prickett Joseph G. ’90 and Liawni L. Allan J. (’93) and Rhonda Class of 2008 Kirk J. Albin ’98 NFS Grundtvig Society Barbeln Olney NFS Grundtvig Society Amy J. (Waske ’98) and Kevin Terri P. ’03 and Alan Wolf Craig S. ’90 and Renae Frank Chris A. ’93 and Rachel L. Brett A. ’08 and Alexandra Bishop Contributors Scott E. ’90 and Diana (Willems ’92) Onsrud Bacon Christopher C. ’98 and Ross E. Bierl ’03 Jurgensen Century Club Class of 1994 Amy M. Butler Lorie A. (Marker ’03) Cannon Kristine R. (Oberhart ’90) and Robert L. Macck ’08 Century Club Paul T. ’98 and Karen Freiberg Kerrie L. Chapman ’03 Keith Maggard Laure Beth Nagle ’08 Jonathan L. Augspurger ’94 Kaylene R. (Rogers ’98) and Sage Evans ’03 and Jon Wise Rebecca A. (Hart ’90) and Contributors Mark W. ’94 and Michelle Darren Harkins Karen S. (Carroll ’03) Fatino Kenneth Pashek Jordan Carver ’08 Thayer Tonja C. (Brady ’98) and Dana Josie L. (Stone ’03) and Jacqueline S. ’90 and Roy F. Brandon Hainline Rochelle A. (Cameron ’08) Contributors Knutson Peters Matthew A. ’03 and Dina Carver Tarita L. (Henry ’94) and Neil T. ’98 and Cynthia Olson Scott A. Sondgeroth ’90 Hulscher Amy Courtney ’08 James A. Benzoni Bonnie L. (McCafferty ’98) and Margaret A. Wilcox ’90 Lora A. Johnson ’03 Staci D. Fjelland ’08 Julie C. ’94 and Jason D. Russ Phillips Class of 1991 Dalbey Jerry A. Renaud ’03 Lindsay N. Hammrich ’08 Kassi E. Harder ’08 Century Club Vicki S. (Craig ’94) and Doyle Class of 1999 Kimberley Tindrell ’03 Michael J. Martin ’08 and Dot J. ’91 Mattson-Reid and Nicholas Century Club Tyler T. ’03 and Courtney N. Dorothy Martin Blair Reid Christopher V. ’94 and Jean Lois R. (Jentz ’99) and Ken (Glenn ’04) Tompkins John P. A. Swanson ’08 Jennifer M. (Parker ’91) and Nolte Ahntholz Melisa R. (VanSickel ’03) and Michael Olson Jonathan L. ’94 and Melissa Victor N. ’99 and Kate David Wenger Veronica L. (Powers ’03) and Class of 2009 Contributors M. Wilson Anderson Contributors Donna J. (Everson ’99) and Kerry White Calvert R. ’91 and Kim Class of 1995 Stephanie R. Bucklin ’09 Alexander Dan Schroeder Class of 2004 Dean’s Club Angela T. Padilla ’09 Michelle M. (George ’91) and Contributors NFS Grundtvig Society Mitchel W. Sellers ’09 Dennis A. Fick Diane K. Schaefer Johnson ’95 Christy L. Burke ’99 and William J. Schaefer Casey M. Smith ’04 Dana M. Yonker ’09 Roger J. Halbur ’91 Clara L. (McKinley ’99) and Century Club Century Club Victoria L. (Anthony ’91) and Rolen Hill Jeff L. Falkner ’04 Class of 2010 Brian C. ’95 and Tiffany J. Paul Krebs Kristie K. (Jensen ’99) and William ’04 and Joanne K. Hon President’s Club Patterson Michael C. Masiello ’91 Shawn Neddermeyer Robin C. ’04 and Michael Luke Jason G. Luedtke ’10 Contributors Janet M. ’91 and Robert L. Alemayehu Negash ’99 Sandra J. Olson ’04 Contributors Deborah A. (Becker ’95) and Danielle C. (Nelson ’99) and Pickerell Contributors Kyla A. D. (Wormley ’10) and Chip Gatrost Chris Scelonge Todd D. ’91 and Judi Roland Leigh A. (Peterson ’04) Bellville Robert M. J. ’10 Knudson Curt T. ’95 and Christine R. John M. ’91 and Sherry L. Anita C. (Everly ’04) and Kevin Brown Class of 2000 Class of 2011 Sharp Hoch Jodi E. (Sublett ’95) and Patrick President’s Club President’s Club Deanna R. (Kaufman ’91) and Maureen L. (Reints ’04) and Marti Kurt R. ’00 and Kristi A. Peter J. ’11 and Kris Kiernan John Stacy John W. Mitchell Bogseth Contributors Robert L. Stiles ’91 Jennifer J. (Rogers ’04) and Class of 1996 Dean’s Club Mary J. Brown ’11 Clint Robinson Class of 1992 President’s Club Keith J. ’00 and Charla Kudej John P. Jones ’11 Carrie L. Schall ’04 Century Club Eric W. ’96 and Kathy Krohn Century Club Leanne M. (Chabot ’04) and Hannah M. Klein ’11 Troy W. ’92 and Karyn R. Dean’s Club Scott R. Coolong ’00 Gerard Schwickerath Emily M. Smith ’11 Leininger Alan T. ’96 and Jennifer L. Todd K. Thomason ’00 Mylinda R. (Wedinger ’04) Nicole M. Wells ’11 David R. Overton ’92 (Walker ’98) Downe Contributors Troxel Jeffrey D. ’92 and Kathleen NFS Grundtvig Society Kristel L. (Sienknecht ’00) and Class of 2012 Skalicky Kent A. ’96 and Michelle L. Matt Howell Class of 2005 Contributors Contributors (Mooney ’96) Farver Louis R. Metcalf ’00 Contributors Meagan R. Belieu ’12 Colleen L. (Cheney ’92) and Century Club Mackenzie K. Bourke ’12 Class of 2001 Sherry L. Bullard ’05 John Baggs Erik R. ’96 and Janelle Plaisted Jan M. (Gardner ’05) and Jerry Kaden C. Bronzynski ’12 President’s Club Todd E. ’92 and Sarah Bailey Scot P. Roche ’96 Fitzsimons Katharine F. Burnette ’12 Kathleen J. (Propst ’01) and Jeffery J. ’92 and Andrea S. Contributors Mihneta ’05 and Sejad Taylor R. Christensen ’12 Keith Gunzenhauser Corcoran Michael A. ’96 and Lisinovic Lindsey R. Cox ’12 Judith J. (Mulder ’92) Flanery D. Monique Johnson NFS Grundtvig Society Stephanie L. (Bogseth ’05) and Jacob D. Ferrell ’12 Kevin W. ’93 and Heidi L. Laurie A. Wirtz ’96 David D. ’01 and Melissa J. Jeremy Sims Safida Hodzic ’12 (Near ’92) Graving (Zingale ’01) Sharkey Amy S. Terhaar ’05 Jonathan D. Kelly ’12 Patricia S. Jacob ’92 Class of 1997 Timothy D. ’01 and Linda M. Marovets ’12 Andrea K. (Peek ’92) and Century Club Kimberly K. VanDyke Class of 2006 Kathleen M. (VanDrew ’12) Michael D. Mitchell Bryan J. ’97 and Jenyse K. ’98 Contributors Dean’s Club and Dennis Mason Jeff P. Nesler ’92 Belden Laura L. Emmole ’01 John F. ’06 and Julie Bantz Lester R. Moffett ’12

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GV magazine Fall 2012 27 honor roll of donors Spencer ’11 and Carrie E. Jared T. Scruggs Joseph M. Dorgan Trust Daniel J. and Ann L. Krumm Subway Sponheim Shamus J. Shelley Dwight L. and Janice W. Charitable Trust Dawn Taylor Sonia R. (Smith ’12) and Lacy N. Shives DuBois Timothy and Sarah Krumm Janet and William Thayer Michael T. Stilwell Samuel B. Slack Kathryn and Steve Duffy Jose M. and Shelley Thrivent Financial For Taylar L. Swartz ’12 Zachary R. Smit DuPont Pioneer Laracuente Lutherans Michael D. Tallman ’12 Dalton Stites East Des Moines Chamber of Robert E. Larson Trans Iowa Charters Elizabeth J. Tillinghast ’12 Allison N. Stuhr Commerce Liberty Ready Mix Triplett Companies Benjamin J. Van Walbeek ’12 Kathryn A. Victor East High School Alumni James E. and Pat Luhrs Tursi’s Latin King Andrea D. (Crabb ’12) and Miranda K. Waechter Foundation Lutheran Community US Bank Chris Vlahakis Matthew J. Weeks A.E. Easter Family Foundation Foundation USA Volleyball Stephanie L. Voss ’12 Alecia K. Werner Edward Jones Marsden Building Maintenance Venter Spooner, Inc. Kevin V. Waldron ’12 Darius R. White EFCO Corp Patricia A. and Patrick J. Adam and Kariann Voigts Carla M. Woods ’12 Jacob A. Wilkinson Electrical Engineering & McAdaragh Walsh Door and Hardware Randy A. Young Equipment Co. Meredith Corporation Wells Fargo Community Current Students Evangelical Lutheran Church MidAmerican Energy Support Campaign Contributors Friends in America National Science Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Xavier N. Bartee President’s Club Eyeowa Optical Company Carolyn Nehls Educational Matching Gift Jennifer A. Bradwell All Iowa Construction Services Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Anton Nielsen Trust Program Caelin D. Clark Ankeny Aesthetic Dentistry Fitness Sports Northwestern Mutual Dianne M. and Paul M. Werger Conner D. Cole Carol Bamford and John V. Michael G. and Barbara Foundation Tim T. and Darcy A. Wheeldon Devante D. Conner Florian Gartner James W. and Shelley Noyce Dennis A. and Robin T. White Michael E. Cortez Bank of the West John C. Gertenrich PACCAR Foundation Martha A. Willits Dillan T. Crawley Bankers Trust Thomas and Rosemary Gibson John and Mary Pappajohn James H. and Sandra Windsor Erin M. Dale Debbie and Terry Barger Grainger Industry Prairie Meadows Racetrack & Woodman Controls Co. Sydney T. Davis Betty Bishop Graphic Edge, Inc. Casino Katharine M. and Ronald Graham A. Dawson Scott D. Bock and Melanie Larry Gregory Jay B. and Tami Prescott Yarnell Molly K. Derry Galloway LeNore and Stewart Hansen Principal Financial Group Werner E. and Ruby R.* John W. Evans-Turner Bright Foundation Brett Harman The Rasmussen Foundation Zarnikow Justina M. Glick Mervin Bro* Scott M. and Molly Harrison The Rasmussen Group, Inc. Dean’s Club Victor J. Gonzalez Marcia H. and Thomas A. Hawkeye Truck Equipment John P. and Cheryl Rigler Adventure Lighting, Inc. Heather L. Greer Brown Heartland Finishes Richard Morton* Root & Ruth Craig Allison Taylor R. Hance Bill and Kristi Burma Nickolas J. and Dee Henderson Bailey* Root Charitable Trust Altoona Nursing and Erica James Gregory J. and Stephanie Kent L. and Carole Henning O.E. Ryen* Rehabilitation Center Deborah A. Jenkins Burrows Mark Holland Denis and Sara Schaefer American Consolidation & Megan R. Jensen C. Dean and Sandra Carlson John and Laura L. Paul and Claudia Schickler Logistics Mollie M. Kenne Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust Hollingsworth Erma J. Selser Aviva Samantha J. Krones Castronovo Financial Group, Holmes Murphy & Associates Steven J. Sharp* Baker Group Mackenzie A. Larson Inc. Homesteaders Life Company Shiffler Associates Architects, Barron R. and Britt E. Bremner Dylan S. Leighter Central Iowa Race Corporation David and Barbara Hurd PLC Verlin and Glenn Breon Lance J. Lewis Chemorse, Ltd. Iowa College Foundation Gordon J. Smith Doreen and Peter Callewaert Kyler F. Ludwig Christian Printers Iowa Des Moines Supply, Inc. Snyder & Associates Cameron - Mitchell, Inc. Theresa Macdonald Mary C. and Don Coffin Iowa Lutheran Hospital Sodexo Campus Services The Concrete Contracting Taylor M. Nelson Commonwealth Electric Auxiliary B. Joan Sorensen Company Ali L. Oeser Company Iowa Real Estate Commission Robert M. Speed Denman & Company, LLP Yaw A. Osei-Baffour Confluence Iowa Scottish Rite Masonic St James Lutheran Church Elder Corporation Veronica L. Payne Construction Materials Testing Foundation State of Iowa Board of Regents Keith A. Erhard Mickaela C. Peterson James and Patty Cownie Iowa State University State of Iowa Debra and Don Franzen Johanna L. Rahbusch Danish Brotherhood Lodge Iowa Western Community Frances and Roger D. Stefani Deb and Kevin M. Gannon Megan M. Reynolds No. 15 College The Stelter Company GTG Architects PLLC Robert J. Rissman Danish Interest Conference Richard O. Jacobson Stew Hansen Dodge City Jeep Nicholas J. and Susan C. Torre D. Robinson Des Moines Orthopaedic Jason’s Lawn and Tree Care Mary Elizabeth Stivers Honkamp Jordan A. Ross Surgeons PC Erna C. Jensen Ellen M. and Lawrence Theodore M. and Susan Torie J. Rush Robert S. and Pam DeWaay Johnson Construction Strachota Hutchison Rebecca R. Ruther DMI Computer Technologies Chuck and Jaina Johnson Elizabeth* and Joseph L.* Marion Hvistendahl Eric J. Schultz Doors, Inc. Alice Jordan* Strasser John Anton Lord Trust

The Johnson Wellness Center houses Grand View’s nursing and health promotion programs. Nursing majors work in simulated hospital settings. The indoor track and fitness facilities are available to all Grand View students.

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GV magazine Fall 28 2012 John Deere Des Moines Works Joel and Susan Rutz Hedrick Construction Helmut H. and Gisela Rubel Dennis and Karen Antolik Logan Contractors Supply, Inc. Jared J. and Heather M. Doug Heisterkamp Donald and Audrey Rutz Applebees Neighborhood Grill Jeff and Kimberly Marchant Schmidt Randy and Paige Henry Gregory and Laura Salazar Patricia A. Appleby Kimberly Martin Scott H. Seeley Joe Hintzsche Wilma M. Sams Eric A. and Teri L. Arbogast Joel and Dianne Moore Lawrence F. and Marilyn E. Norma J. Hooper Clara E. and Melvin V. Alan Archibold Jana and Kyle Morgan Staples Scott Houchins Samuelson Norman K. Armintrout Scott and Georgann Morris Star Equipment Terry and Ardith Houseman Davis and Terri Sanders Sandra L. Armstrong Troy A. and Amy Plummer Subway of Pella James P. Hulgan Joseph Schaefer Janice M. and Jeffrey B. Elton P. and Anne S. Richards Tension Envelope Corporation Chuck and Mary Ingle RJ Schrock Arnold Speak PR Tesdell Electric, Inc. Jodie L. Jackson Robert and Mindy Schultz Jeffrey S. and Juanita M. Spielman Financial Triumph Investment LLC Joan H. Jehle See’s Grain Ashton Frank Stefani Coralie Turner David Jenkins Dale and Mary Sexton Aspen Athletic Club Triple S Shires Twin Oaks Design Build LLC Leroy M. and Nora D. Johnson Jim and Dorothy Siebrands Mary L. Austin Vision Financial Group Charla Vanderslice Belinor T. Jones Aaron M. Smith Judith Y. Azuma Waldinger Corporation Carolyn M. and Kenneth J. Kenneth S. and Mary S. Jones Jeff and Lori Smith Robert L. Baker Wellmark/BlueCross BlueShield Wassenaar Therese M. Judge Neil C. Spitz Karla Balbiani of Iowa Dennis and Marie Weeks Dave J. Kaisand St Mark Lutheran Church Timothy Baldon Zion Lutheran Church Century Club Helen J. Kaupanger Susan and Bryan J. Stearns Gary Baldwin NFS Grundtvig Society Bridget and Frank Abalos Dennis E. and Ann Kaven Loren Stecker Deborah Bambino Adventures in Advertising Accelerated Health Systems Roger and Susan Ketel Jean A. and Ronald D. Daniel M. and Christine D. Marilyn Aldrich LLC Key Cooperative Steenhoek Bangasser Rachel S. Baron Anderson Erickson Dairy Vernon King Kimberly J. and Steven T. Lynn and Jane Bangasser Boeing Company Michael and Liz Anderson Knoxville Raceway Stewart Vivian H. Barels Ashley M. and Jay D. Bollman Ruth E. Anderson Hermanetta Kvale Justin D. Stoffa Donna J. Barger Cathy M. and Richard Brent Paul R. and Sandy Axness Carolyn L. Langley Reese Strickland Kathy J. and Kenneth J. Christopher A. Cantor Bill Barnes Sheryl Leytham and Rod Terry C. and Joanie Stuart Barloon Tina M. and Scott Carter Thomas and Judy Beck Powell Jennifer Tagorda Benjamin C. Barnes Garland K. and Mona Carver Becker Electric LLC Liz’s Hair Heaven Richard Thimmesch Marilyn J. Barnes Lucas J. and Lindsay J. Casey Beverly and Dennis Belieu Ray E. Lounsberry Ivan L. and Carol N. Thompson Richard M. and Rhonda Barr Mike J. and Nancy Thompson H. Eugene and Delores Lucas A. Bennett Deb and Scott Lower Susan Beard Orville and Edna Ludwig Carrol C. Trewet Robert and Cheryl Beatty Cedarholm Bethlehem Lutheran Church Bonita Bontrager Robert Malloy Katharina Tumpek-Kjellmark Clayton D. and Mary P. Beck Center for Social Ministry Gene J. and Rose M. Breitbach Tammie Maloney and Christopher Kjellmark Karla Beck Comiskey Glass & Glazing Sharon L. Brindle Mike R. and Susan Mann Michael E. and Susan M. David L. and Pamela J. Beener Denmark Lodge No. 35 D.B.I.A Joyce W. Brown Timothy J. Marks Turner Befour Meredith A. and William K. Robert D. and Marlene S. Katherine McCorkle Roberta C. Varisco Mary E. and Ronald K. Belcher Easter Buckley Margaret R. McCullough Marjorie and Robert Vernon Steven R. Belieu EP True Chiropractic Inc. Arla A. Budd Rebecca and Stephen M. James S. and Rae Ann Vigen Donna Bell Randy Eubank Michael L. and Diane Burk McDonnell Hoang N. Vo Frank R. and Juanita B. Good and Quick, Co. Darby and Sandy Carlson Molly K. and Walt McDowell Michael B. Weber Bellavia Greater Des Moines Bowling Craig and Jane Clark Mary and Tim McLean Brian and Sheila Wenck Kevin P. and Elizabeth H. Council Laurence E. and Sharon J. Kent C. and Regine Mericle Eldon E. Werner Bennek Jay Gurwell Clark Carolyn L. Miller West Bank Michael J. and Aimee Benner Habitat for Humanity Gary and Pamela Coffman Omar and Zahra Mohammed David R. Wheeler Kimberlee Benson Donald Hessell Terry and Valerie Coffman Jerry L. Monner Alan C. and Mary Jo Wilson Donald T. and Julie A. Berry Cherie and Marlin Hill Maurice Davidson Steven P. and Eileen K. Mueller Bradley and Tracey Wilson Bud and Lorrene Bice Allen and Sara Houchins Cicily Dennis Sheri Muller Wilton Wrestling Club Darrold and Helen Bice David L. Howk Lucien and Hallie Dorsey Jean Darlene Musselman Rudy and Linda Wipperman Missy and Rod Bice Infomax Office Systems, Inc. Dean Downs Dagmar T. Muthamia Andy Woodley Anneliese and Steven C. Albert N. and Elizabeth W. Carroll Eide Brian K. and Natalie J. Near Alec I. Zama Bischof Kidd Terry L. Empey Paul J. and Susan S. Neely Zion Lutheran Church Blank Golf Course Lucina M. Kimpel Linda Espey Stacy Newgaard Contributors Wyane and Roberta Blansett Kreg Tool Company Merlyn Eubank Gregory M. and Sheila Richard D. and Sandra K. Blue Flames Fuels Fred C. Langrock* Excel Wrestling Nicholson Abben J. Mark Blue The Elvin and Eugenia Lerager Karen A. and Stuart R. Steve and Sharon Nyquist Accelerated Physical Therapy Bob Brown Chevrolet Fund of the Lutheran Fallgatter Roy Park Mike Ackerman Todd Bobbess Community Foundation Wendy Fedler Alan A. and Melinda K. Michael B. Adams Boehne Farm Trucking, LLC M & M Sales Brian and Donna Field Patterson Denise M. Aerts-Stritch Tim and Dawn Boge Carol R. Mathews Michael E. and Jean Foley Peerless Supply, Inc. Peter Aguirre Scott E. Bohr Bonefish Michael’s Lighting Ronald A. and Ada K. Garnero Clive D. and Linda A. Peters Edward J. Albright James L. and Janice A. Peters Richard J. Albright David R. Book Midwest Basement Systems, Darrell J. Gass Diane E. and Kevin R. Gass Todd and Sarah Phillips James E. and Marlene Albus Michael A. and Kathleen M. Inc. Martha B. and Roger J. Gass Premier Mechanical Services Shelly A. Albus Bosco James M. and Kathy Miller Ronald H. Gass Ronald and Mary Esther Pullin Helen Alexander Loren and Lori Bosma Nick S. and Rachelle Mitchell Beth B. and Stephen B. Gaul Douglas and Tammy Pullin Abdalla A. Ali Ann K. Boultinghouse Valeria C. Near Charles and Michelli Good Larry Pump Keith Allen Pauline E. Bourdon The Nicholson Agency Jamelyn and Von Grant Arthur E. Puotinen Connie M. and Noel V. Allen Peter L. Bowen Nicholas W. Ohrtman Norene Green Joe Pyle Stephen G. Allen James L. Bowers Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church Donn R. and Janet C. Grenda LaVerne C. and Janice E. Quass AllPlay Richard F. Bowman Parking Lot Specialties, LLC Guy Farm Machinery Ralph N. Smith, Inc. Michael R. J. Anderson Janna L. and William A. Boyd Allen R. and Patricia J. Company, Inc. Betsy Ransdell Larry D. and Peggy Anderson Barott Brady Petersen Berhane T. Hailemichael Larry and Linda Reichle Ryan M. Anderson Glenda G. and J. Dan Brady David S. Pullin Joanne and Steve C. Hand Rierson Fitness LLC Susanne E. Anderson Gary A. and Theresa J. Bratton Chris and Deborah Pullin-Van Steve C. Hand Mark and Jody Roble Doris Andre Bravo Cucina Italiana Auken Gloria J. Handsaker Gary D. and Lucy Roland Scott C. and Maria D. Andrews James E. and Shirley R. John and Amy Randolph Kent Hansen Bernie and Kim Rost Ankeny Community Theatre Brenchley Randy Rolffs James G. Hanson Dixie L. and James E. Jane Ankrum Jean E. Brenchley Brandt B. Rost Lois J. and Wendell Harms Rottinghaus Andy and Rita Antolik Anna Brenneman

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GV magazine Fall 2012 29 honor roll of donors Laurie A. Breton Terrell and Sebrina Clark Rick and Mary Lou Denton Larry L. and Sharon R. Enabnit Gary E. and Mary L. Giesler Briarwood Golf Course Violet M. Clymer Todd and Amy Derifield Marguerite F. Erickson Courtney N. Gifford Keith and Adrienne Britson Edwin Cochran Lisa S. and Ted C. Derry Jason T. and Sarah J. Ernst Mildred Gilbert Scot T. and Kathy A. Brockner Jerry and Melinda Collins Richard K. Deuhn Judith and Michael Erwin Darcy J. Gill Brooks National Golf Club Ronald E. and Connie Colvin Dickinson Mackaman Tyler & Jacqueline A. Evans Bernard J. and Norma J. Gisolf Ellen B. Brown Barbara A. and John P. Colwell Hagen PC Kim L. and Suzanne E. Evans Glidden Grocery Molly Brown Donald F. and Tracy L. Angela Dickinson Eyecare Center of St James Godfather’s Sally Bublitz Connealy Tiara Diggs James M. and Terese G. Fabian David M. Goff Buffalo Wild Wings Mary L. Conner Susan Dinsmore Cameron J. Fagen Edward and Cindy Golay Myrene Bunge Lisa and Michael J. Conway Spencer and Debbie Dolash David and Mary Fagen Austin Good Kevin P. and Sheryl L. Burch Marcy Cook Gale and Maxine Dolch Fairmont Orthopedics & Sports Rick Good Barbara Burn William M. and Amy M. Mark Dolch Medicine Robert L. Good James A. and Barbara J. Copeland Rebecca and Vincent Dolch Randy and Susan K. Falkner Royce Good Burrack Cosi Cucina Italian Grill Lynette R. Dolder Farner-Bocken Company Randy and Jean Graff Catherine A. and Robert D. Robert D. and Julie A. Cotton James C. and Joy C. Doll David P. Farrell Nancy Granado Burrows Brittany Cottrill Dollamur Sports Surfaces Charles E. and Barbara K. Joseph E. and Jane A. Greiner Christie and Cory Busch Richard E. and Catherine J. Chris Donahue Fausch Alan Gridley Matthew and Amelia Buskohl Coulter Rick E. Doran Robert and Marilyn N. Fausch Jacki and Joel Grier Cafe Ebenezer’s Nancy D. Couper Denise L. and Donald D. Angela Fee Jill Griffin Benjamin M. Callahan Jeffrey and Laurie Courtright Downing Dale and Mary Feilmeier Peter Grochala Mary E. Campos Carolyn J. Cox Drake Garage Violet Findley Amy E. and Dennis Groom Carlos O’Kelly’s Mexican Ahsley M. Coyle Denny and Marsha Drake Karla Fisher William C. and Kristie A. Gross Restaurant Rodney S. Craig Todd S. and Debra A. Drake Richard C. and Nancy J. Fisher Jeff and Lisa Grossnickle Peter K. Carlson Verna B. Craighead John S. Duffy Darlene Flack Charlotte Grube Bob and Melanie Carmichael Phil M. and Michelle Creese Jeff Dunbar Gene Flynn Rudy and Dinovah Guillen David and Tami Carroll Chad and Ashela Cronbaugh Catherine L. Dunning Flynn-Wright, Inc. Steve C. and Roxanne Kristi A. Casey Craig W. Cross William E. Durow Michael R. Fondell Gunderson Mary B. Cason Tammy Cumings Ray and Anne Dutton FootJoy Shoes Lori A. Gustafson Stephen Cason Curtis Cunningham Al and Mary Dzubak Justin Forbes Gary L. and Sarah C. Gwaltney Brinda and Mark Cassidy Guy E. Cunningham Anita Early Robert J. Ford Beverly F. Hadsall April Castanos Cathy R. Current B. Charles and Melodie Easter Lisa Formaro Garth and Shirley Haer Central Iowa Orthodontics Betty J. Curtis Scott D. Easter James R. Forsythe Pat Hageman Douglas A. and Annette M. Leonard E. and Anabelle Jeff and Cindy Eben Jerry Foss Rodney and Faye Halbur Chalupa Dalberg Arnold and Nellie M. Eblen Russell L. Fowler James M. and Gwen J. Hall Jody A. Chalupa Stephen G. and Gina J. Mark and Peggy Eblen Cathy and Norman Franker Thomas R. and Tootie Hall William and Coleen P. Danielak Diane and Mikel Eckhardt Darvie and Lee Ann Frazier Bridget Hallman Chapman Jody Davis Eden Prairie Baseball Pat Freeland Luann and Jack Halter Gina Charles Denise and Keith Davis Association Fridley Theaters Bradley J. Hamilton Chase Suite Hotel Kevin and Kelly Dawson Michael L. Eden Fuddruckers James C. and Kay M. Hamilton Cheesecake Factory Dale and Mary Beth Day Bonnie and Kevin Ehlers Linda C. and Richard L. Fuller Larry S. Hamilton Robert J. Chevalier Renetta N. Day Deborah A. and Kenneth J. Funny Bone Comedy Club Larry D. Hansen Patricia A. Christen Rodney Day Ehlers Tim and Becky Gaddie Jill G. and Mark E. Hansen John W. and Jean A. Edward G. and Barbara J. Gerald and Ellen Eide Benjamin Gander Marlan D. and Deborah J. Christensen De Jong Glen and Jan Ekeler Christopher J. Gander Hansen Dennis Christians Frances A. De Jong Loretta and Rex E. Ekwall Ron and Jo Ann Gander Bert C. Hanson Raymond A. Christianson Grant and Kate Dean Mohammed A. El-Geberti Florence E. and James B. George L. and Janet L. Hanusa Richard O. Christianson Joel D. and Jordan Decker Lori J. Ellingson Garland Tim Hardt David and Tami Christie Clara DeCoster Scott L. and Tracy L. Ellingson Jordan A. Garrow Larry and Krista Hartman Pamela Christoffers Defense Soap Guy and Mary Beth Elliott Mark and Danya Garrow Jon A. Hauschildt CiCi’s Joe DeGroote Hugh and Janice Elrod Kenneth D. Geisler Ellie Hawkins City of Des Moines Golf Julie and Michael Delaney Emert and Kelly Emert Tim and Tonya Gerber Richard E. Hayes Course Robert Denner Gary W. and Nancy T. Emmert Amy Getty and Edward Allen Carl L. and Mary E. Hays Dena M. Clark George L. and Sandra L. Garry D. Empey Kathryn Ghent Doran and Jane Haywood Michael D. and Melinda K. Denton Loudene Empey Dave and Diane Gibbs Marlene Hebb Clark Linda Denton Sheryl Empey Kirk and Joy Gibson Julia K. Heck

The Johnson Wellness Center hosts many campus events. Prospective students attend events including Scholarship Days. As new students, they attend registrations, and move-in orientations in the facility. Honors Convocation caps off the end of the year and celebrates students’ academic achievements.

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GV magazine Fall 30 2012 David and Kathie Hekter Wilma Johnson Jeff and Jess Lillie Miss Kitty’s Penske Truck Leasing Darren and Nicole Helm Stephen A. and Suzanne Bonnie A. Lindenmayer Amy Mitchell Company, L.P. Kadeem O. Hendon Johnston F. James Lindenmayer Richard C. Mitchell Michele S. Perdue Peggy Henn David and Rhonda Jones Dennis R. and Susan L. Linder Judith K. Mitzelfelt Betty J. Person Angela and Rory Henry Edward E. and Susan M. Jones Matt Litchfield David and Sherry Moehlis Dion and Joan Peters Jane and Russell Henry Mary S. Jones Gary A. Lohmann Thomas and Barbara Monahan Ralph and Dorothy Peters Shirley G. Henry Curt and Lisa A. Joseph Cathy L. Long John F. Monroe Doug and Cindy Petersen Heritage Mechanical, Inc. Jason D. and Jill M. Juarez Bob and Helen T. Long Barbara A. Moore Harold E. and Charlene R. Jim Hicks Mark Judge Jennifer Long Joel S. and Meghan M. Moore Petersen Eva K. Higgins K and B Tire, Ltd Trip and Nicole Long Leonard W. and Donna L. Lois Petersen Richard E. and Robin K. Hilding Rebecca Kalin Jeff Longnecker Moore Patrick and Nicole Petersen Kathleen M. Hoegh Jeffrey Kampen Jeff and Twila Longnecker Bill Morgan Daniel and Jana M. Peterson Mae C. Hoffa Timothy D. Kapsch Marlene I. Lowman David Morris Dennis M. and Gerri Peterson Dennis and JoEllyn Hokel Chris C. and Kimberly D. Gary D. Ludwig Sabrina Morrison Harry D. Peterson Holiday Inn Kateley Michael F. and K’Lynn Ludwig John J. Morrissey J L Peterson David L. and Jamie L. Holland Sallie Kaupanger Dorian R. Luster Anna M. Mould Jeff Peterson Marv and Norma Holland Dennis C. and Sally Kaus Barbara J. Lutz Amanda Mroch Seth Peterson Brad and Dyan Holterhaus Lynda Kauzlarich M & D Painting Jeff and Susan Muench Andrew P. Phillips Hometown Agents Insurance Bertha R. Keister Stanley Machovec Muhlenberg College James C. Phillips Timothy G. and Vicki L. Hood Scot L. Keister Mahaska Bottling Company Barry and Valaree Muhlenburg Perry A. Phillips William and Cindy Hopkins Kimberly K. and Lou Kelleher Gary L. and Barbara J. Mary A. Munson Stephen T. Phillips Scott R. Horwath Gail L. Kellerman Marchant Marlys and Steve Munson Alvin H. Pinke Tom and Denise Hostetter Kentucky Fried Chicken David M. and Suzanne R. Cheryl A. and Patrick A. Jerry R. Pirtle Michael R. Hotovec Donald E. and Susan Kessler Marion Murphy Play Ball Right LLC Ronald J. and Dottie Hotovec Matt and Jill Kiger Marriott West Des Moines Kelly J. and Sherri S. Murphy Pleasant Hill Firestone John P. and Jolene M. Howard Betty King Mars Cafe Carol A. Murray David L. Poe Stephen B. Hucke Randall L. and Sarah R. Susan C. Marsenic James M. Murray Kent and Stephanie Linda Hull Kingery Jane R. Martens Jason R. Muselman Pottebaum David Hutton Cheryl R. Kingland Sally J. Martens-Belas Jean and Robert W. Myers Robert and Rose Mary Hy-Vee Food & Drug Linda K. Kizer Martin Construction Tim and Jacque Myers Pottebaum Nuredin Ibrahim Karen E. Klein Ivan E. and Ruth M. Martin Ken Near Holly S. Pratt Lowell M. and Pamela S. Iburg David and Janice Klingenberg Joseph A. Martincic Corinda K. Nelson Teri L. Pratt Ross M. Iddings Erica and Chad Kluver Milton and Paula Martinez Elaine Nelson Jonathan and Linda Preece Jeffrey Ihrke Patrick J. Knight Susan G. Martino Shirley A. Price Jeff Nelson Image Woodworking Greg and Leslie Knudson Cheryl A. Martins William L. and Rebecca J. Price Robert L. Nelson Indiana Avenue Pentecostal Alan J. and Martha Kolar Delores A. Martinson Carmen and Kurt R. Putzier David Neubauer Church of God Gregory A. and Deanna L. Jane Martz Racine Optical Co Leo L. and Patricia L. Neubauer Iowa Barnstormers Kolar Scott R. and Christina L. Marx David and Karla Ramberg Delores A. and Edward J. Iowa Cubs – Greater Ben C. and Jennifer J. James and Teresa Matheny Jeff Ramberg Nicholson Des Moines Baseball Krambeck Valerie Mattison Roland E. and Mavis Ramberg Niece Trucking, Inc. Company Matthew C. and Amy E. Donald E. and Gail Maurer Ronald and Lisa Ramberg Kelly and Luanne Nieuwenhuis Iowa Energy Krambeck James A. Maw Michael A. and Janice L. Stephen D. and Christine M. Iowa School of Beauty Richard E. and Elaine A. Ajak D. Mayen Ramsey Nims Iowa Softball Club Krambeck McArdle Grading Company Allison Randolph Jerry W. and Mary Nixon Iowa Speedway David Krause Robert L. McArdle Jeanne D. Rankine Eolo R. Nizzi Gerald W. and Myra L. Jackson John A. and Elizabeth J. Linda L. McChane Donna J. and John R. Ransdell Noah’s Ark Ristorante Mark A. Jackson Krause Dean and Tracy L. McCormick David and Liz Rasmusson Shawna H. Jackson James E. Krist Karen M. McCormick Jennifer Nolin Jill Rasmusson Deborah K. and Greg Jacobs Beth S. and John R. Krogh Marguerite McCrary Norwalk Community School Madeline Raynor Ramona R. Jacobs Mary J. Kron Peggy McCrea District Tina Rees Scott D. and Francesca C. Jaffe Marlon and Terry S. Kronick Cyrus B. and Jean McDonald Robert O. Nystrom Kathy Reeter Catharine M. James Patricia Krueger Elizabeth S. McGrory Tyler J. and Karol L. O’Brien Wendell L. Rehnblom Amy E. Jech Lorelei K. Kudo Christopher R. McKeon Tricia M. Oian Steven A. and Roberta S. Lynton Jeffrey Carol J. Kuehl Patrick and Linda McMahon Ellen M. O’Keefe Reimers Erin N. Jehle Eldon Kueker Lynda S. McNutty Dean Olsen Renaissance Savery Hotel Kelly and Scott Jehle Kent J. Kuhrt Marcia McPherren Trenton and Katie Olson Arva and Harlan Reuscher Paul Jenkins Kum & Go Cynthia and Gary Meggison Richard L. and Beverly R. Leonard S. Richards Dennis R. and Peggy A. Jenn Charles F. and Joan L. Kuntz Delores M. and Lowell Meier Ormston Allen M. Richart Andy Jepson Robert J. Kutcher Pamela S. Meier William R. and Cynthia M. James E. Ricketts Jethros La Vida Loca Winery Todd Meyer Ormston Todd A. and Danielle Ricketts Johnny’s Hall of Fame Craig J. Ladwig Thomas Micke Vincent J. Ortiz Janice L. Ried Lorna and Marvin Johns Les and Carolyn Lande Amanda A. Mickelsen Otter Creek Golf Course Bonnie L. Risius Alice M. Johnson Kathy Langenberg John A. and Deborrah J. Jim Overturf Jean D. Rissman Bradley and Kari Johnson Michael A. and Leigh Ann Mickelson Ronald K. and Donna M. Bryan A. and Wanda S. Charles R. Johnson Langendorf Middendorff Well Co Inc Owen Rittgers Christopher C. and Amy J. Ron and Amy Larrington Midwest Premiere Sales Kristine D. and Neil Owens Ritual Cafe Johnson Dianne Larson Corporation Kyle and Pam Owens Carl and Darlene Ritz Ellsworth and Julie Johnson Kristin J. Larson David and Laurie Mihalik P.F. Chang’s Loretta M. and Patrick J. Faye M. Johnson Dan Lastovka Alecia Miller Panera Bread Bakery Cafe Roan Jr. James L. and Joanne M. Troy and Sue LaZella Bernard J. Miller Parker Signs & Graphics, Inc. Margaret and Richard Roberts Johnson Hue T. Le Francis J. and Eileen Miller Patrick Sheets Seed Company Susie Roberts Joel E. and Lisa J. Johnson John V. and Cynthia A. Leaf James E. and Michelle K. Miller Claire R. Patterson Terry G. Roberts June Johnson Frank F. and Mee Jane Lee Julie Miller Patty Paulson Virginia A. Roberts Leroy and Carol Johnson Neil A. and Rhonda L. Leighter Layton Miller Pedersen Financial LLC Anthony and Artesia Robinson Mark T. and Cindy S. Johnson Gale E. Lemburg Lori A. Miller Jim and Vicky Pedersen Roy A. and Charlotte A. Roble Mary Jo Johnson Louis L. Lemke Merrill L. Miller Dan and Connie Pederson Bradley L. Roenfeld Richard C. Johnson Belinda D. Lenzini Mimi’s Cafe Myrtle M. Peitz Kevin and Rebecca Rogers Roberta K. Johnson Charles D. Letze Charles D. and Diane Miranda Nicholas Pennella John and Carol Roland

Giving Club Key President’s Club, $1,000 and above n Dean’s Club, $500-$999 n NFS Grundtvig Society, $250-$499 n Century Club, $100-$249 n Contributors, $1-$99 + Indicates ongoing gifts from estates of deceased donors or from individuals who died during the fiscal year. * Indicates deceased.

GV magazine Fall 2012 31 honor roll of donors Christy A. and Roger Roland Chris J. and Tamara S. Strait Jeffrey R. Weible John C. Gertenrich Rev. Ove R. Nielsen* ’42 Ann Rosenbaum Craig L. and Rosemary E. Diane L. Welch Harry W.* and Thyra* Ruth Herman Nielsen* Tamara L. Rosenberg Stratton Brennan Wells Gjelsteen W. Clayton ’42 and Virginia Andy and Eva Ross Douglas D. Streicher Lucas R. Wells Kristen L. (Legg ’94) and Jim (Jensen* ’42) Nielsen Craig and Cherilyn Ross Raymond M. and Virginia M. Donald Wenck Gray Paul I.* ’51 and Agnes Ann Rossato Striegel Michael and Sheila Wenger Solveig E. (Petersen* ’61) and (Ravenholt ’51) Nussle Carl and Judy L. Rossato Jack Strode Dennis Wermersen Larry Gregory Paul C. Oksnee ’71 John E. Rossato Robert M. and Jane E. Kevin W. Wessel Ethel C. Grote* Byron ’54 and Alis Calvin and Connie Rottink Sturgeon John G. and Kim P. Wetschka Carl C. ’55 and Jane A.* (Mortensen ’56) Olsen Brandon and Karla J. Ruffridge Leon W. and Shirley M. Suby Maxine Whatley Hansen Rev. Harold E. ’45 and Randy and Cindy Running The Suites of 800 Locust Christopher and Julie White Edward* ’21 and Rosa* Charlene R. Olsen Barry S. Runyon Summit Group Ryan Whitehead Hansen Chris A. ’93 and Rachel L. Russell Livestock Market, LLC Sunflower Wrestling, Inc. Kathryn Whitman Kent L. and Carole Henning (Willems ’92) Onsrud Joe and Kerry Ruth Amy Surma Jane Wiegele Bruce C. Hoiberg* ’61 Leila M. (Lauritzen ’43) Sydney K. Sakamoto Scott F. and Kirsten L. Suyak Dennis and Lori Williams David G. Holmgren ’73 Patchett Scott A. and Jacki L. Salz Bradley Swanson Gerda J. Willis J. Robert and Joyce* Hudson Esther U. (Johansen ’47) Paul P. Samanant Jodi Swanson Laurie J. Windish Alice C. (Olsen ’47) Humphrey Paulsen Doug and Diana Sampson John Swanson Donald R. Wirtanen Joy M. Ibsen ’60 and Don Harlan H. ’48 and Anne M. Ronald G. Scheirer Marilyn Swenson Wittenbeck Memorial Lenef (Jensen ’50) Pedersen Heidi Scherf Dan Swift Company Allan D. ’48 and Blanche Rolf V. Pedersen* ’40 Karee and Rick Scherff Darla and Gerald Swim Melissa Wolbers (Christensen ’47) Jacobsen Ardis (Nielsen ’32) Petersen* Jerry H. and Marlys D. Hermann O. and Sonja E. Mary J. Wolf Curtis Dale Jacobsen ’54 Evelyn M. (Frost ’48) Petersen Schiermeister Szonn Colton Q. Wolinski Ruth E. Jacobsen ’49 Janice Pohl In Memory of Jason A. and Kathy J. Schipper Taco House Marvin R. and Mary E. Wood William C. Jacobson ’61 Enok* & Nanna* Mortensen Roland and Barbie Schmidt Gregg S. Tallman Steven J. Wood Erna C. Jensen Barbara G. Price ’86 Schneider Electric North Talons of Tuscany Faye E. Wookey Harry C.* ’40 and Ellen T. LaVerne C. and Janice E. Quass America Foundation Holly R. Taylor Jerome A. and Laurie S. Wright (Andersen* ’41) Jensen Anna Ingeborg Raae* Larry and Virginia Schneider Team Chiropractic and Wyant Flooring, Inc. Roland L. Jensen* ’46 and Albert V. Ravenholt* ’39 Jean and John Schneiders Rehabilitation, Inc. Joyce E. Yates B. Joan Sorensen Michelle W. (Wilkinson ’89) Sarah C. Schreck Diane S. Tenhoff Randy L. York Delores (Holmgaard ’40) and Reynolds Diana K. Schreiber Daniel E. Tetrick Kenneth B. Young Ronald P.* ’41 Jespersen Clayton L. and Helen Joel M. and Vicki L. Schreiner Diane and Dirk Thierer Matthew M. Young Marvin P. ’47 and Helen Ringgenberg Jake E. Schroeder Evan A. Thomas and Liz Teufel Max D. and Rhonda K. Zarr (Nielsen* ’43) Jessen Kenneth R. Rolf* Lores D. Schultz Matthew P. and Patricia A. Christy Zerley Richard N. ’57 and Glenda Richard M.* and Ruth* Root Scornovacca’s Thomas (Pickett ’57) Jessen Esther M. (Jensen ’46) James E. and Kay J. Scott Barry M. Thompson Chuck and Jaina Johnson Rossman Jodi K. and Stuart Scott Jane G. Thompson HERITAGE SOCIETY Arnold A.* and Dorothy Brian W. Samuelson ’92 Tamara Segal Robert Thompson Ellen K. Andersen ’45 (Grunander* ’40) Johnson Michelle K. Randall E. Seibert Sharmyn L. Thompson David E. and Karen T. Alice Jordan* Wimmer-Sanders ’87 Virginia Settle Vera Thompson Anderson Peggy A. (Corley ’94) Kacer Heather M. and Jared J. Jessica M. Shaeffer Debra K. Tiefenthaler Evelyn R. Beckman* Douglas W. and Louise F. Schmidt David B. and Malinda Shafman Scott and Tammie Tillman Signe T. (Nielsen ’49) Betsinger Kachel Priscilla Ruth (Rossman ’77) Susan M. Sheeler Betty J. Tingwald Dean R. and Mildred* Betts Jeanette Kawaguchi Schwartz Brian and Amy Shimon and Steve Tjaden Dagmar P. (Rodholm ’31) Rev. “Gus”* ’49 and Eunice J. Dana A. (White ’74) Shaeffer Darwin P. and Carol B. Shimon TNT Landscaping Company Blankenfeld* (Hermansen* ’50) Knudsen Miriam R. (Rodholm ’38) George A. and Kathy Shimon LaVonne Toelke Steven F. ’69 and Nancy Luanne J. Knudsen ’86 Showalter Marlene Shropshire Mary K. Townsend (Lavender ’78) Bobenhouse Sonja Knudsen ’57 Diana J. (Jacobs ’87) and Philip Glenn and Laurie Sieve Sharon Townsend Lloyd R.* and Ada* Bock Richard G. ’53 and Marilyn O. O. Sickles William P. Siglin Bruce T. and Susan E. Travis Mervin Bro* (Hansen ’54) Kramme Jennifer S. Simpson Ann Simril Michael J. and Lisa L. Trewet John C. ’66 and Colleen Kathrine G. Kuhlman* ’27 Richard M. ’57 and Karen R. Sleepy Hollow Sports Park Kurt and Cynthia Trucksess Burgeson Terry W. ’69 and Beverly J. (Sorensen ’57) Simpson Smith Promotional Mark Tucker Bill and Kristi Burma Lantz David L. ’51 and Arlene F. ’71 Advertising, Inc. Stuart R. and Sharon A. Twist John E.* ’56 and Joan F. Lavern ’53 and Marilyn A. Sisam Jean Ann Smith United Way (Whitaker ’56) Carlson (Nissen ’55) Larkowski Casey M. Smith ’04 Deb and Ron Smith Valley West Inn Virgil E. ’48 and Boots (Rix ’46) Robert W.* and Dorothy* Rev. Gordon V.* and Florence Todd S. Smrekar Robert L. and Diane L. Christensen Larson K. Smith Michael L. and Laurie V. Snell Van Gundy John E. ’57 and Joan R. Cisna Robert E. and C. Ann* Larson Gordon J. and Karen J.* Smith Marv L. Sorensen Russell P. and Donna L. Aage R.* ’52 and Geraldine* Rev. Raynold J.* and Ena E.* The Rev. Donald Sondrol Mary and Charles Spitler Vanderslice Clausen Lingwall Robert H.* ’40 and Harriet N. Karen J. Spivey Frank E. and April M. Vaughan Hans J. Clausen ’58 James E. and Pat Luhrs (Kruse ’40) Sorensen Splash Seafood Leslie and Patricia Veldhuizen Vivian Cline* Ronald P. ’57 and Melvie Richard F. Sorensen ’61 Sports Authority Village Bean Monroe J.* ’63 and Frances V. Maigaard Robert H. Sorensen* ’40 Candace C. (Cook) and Ron Alfredo and Cassandra Villamil Colston Daniel F. ’56 and Jean B. Robert M. Speed Stanley Mark D. and Ronna L. Vinge Michelle D. Cook ’95 Martensen Benedict Stockholm* ’33 Shyrlee W. Stanley Bryan and Karla Voss Eric T. ’75 and Kathy Crowell Margaret R. McCullough Halvor H. Strandskov ’56 Liz Stansbury Ronald B. and Debra L. Voss Gregory A. and Carmen M. Ferol S. Menzel Elizabeth* and Joseph L.* Jon and Kathy Stapes Colleen E. and Jason Wachter (Beeman ’69) Crump Daniel P. ’60 and Alice V. Strasser Kurt Steiert John D. and Shari K. Wagner Douglas J. ’80 and Kristin (Olsen ’60) Mikel Margaret B. Swanson* Curtis K. and Kristine L. Jeffrey M. and Renae H. Detrick A. Jane Molden* Margaret Syring* Steinmetz Wahrman Robert and Pam DeWaay Leland E. ’59 and Virginia Ronald L. Taylor Dwight D. and Shari Stelling Henry J. and Sophie C. Wajda Lee and Diane (Gill ’76) Molgaard Richard N. Thomsen Maxine A. Stern Steve and Julie Walker Doidge Harry E.* ’42 and Dorothy J. Edith M. Timmons* Don W. and Grace E. Steur Lundy Wallace William L. Duncan* ’62 (Petersen ’43) Mortensen Gary T. ’61 and Patsy A. Melvin F. Stevens Elaine F. Warren David M. Esbeck* ’59 Dennis and Gail Muehling Vande Venter Timothy and Carol Stevens Jon J. and Jennifer J. Waters Pearl B. Frease* Mary May Mullins* James C. ’51 and Joann James R. Stewart Pat and Joan Waters C. Fredrick ’68 and Gerry ’94 Judy E. (Dart ’62) Murrow and Walters Brian and Cindi Stickel David L. and Lois Wathen Fuller Paul Rieman Steven D. ’82 and Mary T. Rejane Stienstra Bernhard K. M. and Inge R. D. Diane Fuller H. Michael* and Carolyn Nehls Williams Rodney and Kristal Stites Weber Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Galligan Rev. Carl O. Nelson Wilber J.* and Cleo (Gould*) Ralph and Dee Stocker Cindy and David Weeks Margaret L. Gee* ’48 Charles and Solveig C. Nelson Williamson Ventsislav M. Stoimirov Katherene M. and Lyle E. Donald E. ’85 and Susan M. Robert L. Neswold ’67 Werner E. and Ruby R.* Cathi Stout Weeks German Ivan E*. ’40 and Irene* Nielsen Zarnikow

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