The 2007 Fall issue of the Alumni Register is featured on pages 10 through 12. Limited copyright use by permission of the artist And, don’t miss the Sue Olson-Mandler, Bellevue, Nebraska 2007 CHS Hall of Fame! Central High School Foundation Annual Report • July 1, 2006 - June 30, 2007

New Board Members Share Why They Choose To Serve At a time when we are all pulled in many different directions and our free time is in short supply, we sincerely appreciate the hard work and dedication of our board members. We asked each of our members to share with us their reasons for serving on the board. Their inspiring comments are provided below:

Doug Bottger: Being a parent of two Roger Sayers ‘60: When I was asked to third generation Central High School serve on the board it was an easy decision students and my involvement with that I view as a continuance of the bond I From The President... Central’s various parent organizations led have with Central. My board service will For the past several years, the Foundation has to the honor of serving on the Foundation give me the opportunity to become an been undergoing a comprehensive strategic board. One of the most important issues advocate and to help promote awareness planning process to evaluate our role and for Central is keeping its place as the of one of the greatest public high school how we can be most effective in our mission region’s leader in secondary education, and by serving on teaching intuitions in the United States. the board, I can play a small part in the future of Central. to support Central. We have now completed Richard Slosburg ‘67: I am a this process and I have several exciting new member of a family who has had a long developments to share with you. association with Central, starting with my We have expanded the Foundation’s “Central High School is, as Tom Brokaw says, grandfather who attended “Omaha High School” (as Central was then named) board of directors from 8 to 13 members THE crown jewel...one of the few urban high including new community, alumni and parent in the late 1800’s. I look forward to representatives. The board expansion is schools in the country that works.” working with other Foundation members a result of the tremendous growth we’ve to make sure the resources are available to enable Central to experienced over the years and our realization continue providing an exceptional high school experience for a diverse student population. that we can, and should, involve more Central Susie Buffett ‘71: Central High School supporters in the operation and projects of the is, as Tom Brokaw says, THE crown Dave Van Metre: I am proud to serve on Foundation. jewel. I feel incredibly lucky that I the Foundation board because of Carol’s happened to go to high school in that We have also had several new members join and my loyalty to, and strong belief in building. The education that kids receive our board since last year. I am pleased to CHS’s academic program. Our two there goes far beyond academics. It’s the welcome all of our new board members: Susie sons received an exceptional education most wonderful mix of people and one Buffett ‘71, Susan (Strauss) Lebens ‘70, at Central among a diverse student of the few downtown urban high schools in the country that population, some of whom traveled long Roger Sayers ‘60, Richard Slosburg ‘67, works. When students leave that school, they have had an distances to be part of this impressive and unique school. David Van Metre, Charles “Adam” Yale ‘93, exceptional experience that prepares them for the real world. James Wilson ‘92, Patricia “Kay” (Talty) It’s rare. I feel particularly proud of the fact that my kids Vicki Wiles: Having had three Corell ‘53, Lauren Kincaid and Vicki Wiles. are fifth generation CHS students! It’s so important that all generations of relatives attend Central, I have been extremely proud as the fourth We are thankful for their service and look of us who recognize how truly special Central is continue to generation to be teaching at Central. forward to working together on many exciting support it in every way possible. projects in the days ahead. Please take a few Kay (Talty) Corell ‘53: Central High minutes to read the heartfelt comments about was very important to me as a student what prompted our new members to join the in the 50’s, and the standards and values Foundation’s board. I think you’ll find them instilled by the excellent teachers I “I regard Central High School as one of the truly inspiring! had then have been with me my whole greater achievements in my life for simply In addition, the former annual Parents, life. Exposure to that high standard of having walked the same halls of so many Educators and Pupils (P.E.P.) auction will be achievement is even more important to attendees before my time, many of whom have transitioned into Central’s flagship fundraising today’s students, and I want to help see that maintained risen to fame, fortune and power...” event. Our new board members will play a at Central. key role in working with P.E.P. and others Lauren Kincaid: I am excited to be part in the CHS family to create a huge, two-day of the Foundation board for the next two James Wilson ‘92: The reason I joined gala event similar to the annual fundraisers years. I am the parent of two current CHS the board is to give back to the institution presented by other Omaha schools. We students and am eager to contribute to that has given so much to me. I regard will be counting on the support of the entire the ongoing efforts of the Foundation to CHS as one of the greater achievements Central community to help establish and keep Central a beautiful downtown school in my life for simply having walked the launch this exciting new event. with great educational and extracurricular same halls of so many attendees before my time, many of whom have risen to In closing, I’d like to thank each of you for opportunities for its diverse student population. fame, fortune and power through various achievements that your generous donations of time, energy and Susan (Strauss) Lebens ‘70: There is can be traced back to their experiences at Central. resources. Your commitment and dedication no question in my mind that any success are helping to ensure the Central tradition I attained in my professional and civic Adam Yale ‘93: Central was of excellence will endure to serve future volunteer life is directly attributed undoubtedly the most formative and generations. to my years at Central High School. valuable academic experience I had. I believe that our society will continue to Sincerely, Central provided me with an incredible background to compete and contribute thrive only if our public school system Rusty Crossman with the outstanding faculty, the sense of community, the remains strong, and Central embodies high expectations, the wonderfully diverse student body and everything that high school, not just a Dr. Rusty Crossman ‘66 a group of lifelong friends that I treasure. public high school, should be. CHS Foundation President

Central High School Foundation • PO Box 31610 • Omaha, Nebraska 68131-0610 • (402) 556-1996 • www.centralhighomaha.org Foundation News

Mission and Role of CHS Foundation The mission of the Central High School Foundation is to improve the education of present and future Central students. The Foundation’s responsibilities include: managing the scholarship endowment fund; providing class reunion assistance; assisting all groups that support Central; sponsoring the Senior Recognition Event and the Teacher and Student of the Year scholarships; maintaining an extensive database of alumni, parents, staff and friends; developing and hosting a web site for groups that support Central; identifying needs and developing strategic projects to improve Central; raising funds for Central’s needs, whatever those needs might be; and operating the Foundation office. CHS Foundation Board of Directors President...... Dr. Rusty Crossman ‘66 Foundation Office Community Representatives...... Susan “Susie” Buffett ‘71 Susan (Strauss) Lebens ‘70 Wears Many Hats, Roger Sayers ‘60 Richard Slosburg ‘67 Supports Requests... David Van Metre The Foundation plays a key role in keeping Charles “Adam” Yale ‘93 Central supporters connected with the school Alumni Association Representatives...... James Wilson ‘92 and classmates. Each day, the Foundation’s Patricia “Kay” (Talty) Corell ‘53 Executive Director Terry Price and her interns, P.E.P. Representatives...... Lauren Kincaid Kara Lambrecht ‘07 and Erin Schultz ‘08 field Doug Bottger a wide range of questions such as: CHS Representatives ...... Gregory Emmel, Principal Victoria “Vicki” Wiles “I found a class ring – can you help me find Executive Director...... Terry Price out who it belongs to?” “I want to contact someone I grew up with CHS Foundation Board of Counselors who went to Central. Can you help me get in Keith Bigsby Sandy (Lipp) Epstein ‘67 Rochelle “Rocky” (Lipp) Lewis ‘65 touch with them?” Bill Cordes ‘66 Beverly (Bloom) Fellman ‘59 Paul Ochsner ‘69 “My friends and I want to start working on Brenda (Warren) Council ‘71 Sandy Friedman ‘64 Merle Rambo ‘69 our reunion. We understand you can start us Dan Daly Larry Kavich ‘63 Mary Lynn Reiser off with a list of our classmates and such…” Janet Darst Marc Kraft ‘66 Betty (Cohn) Sanford ‘42 Mary Ellen “Marti” (Martison) Engdahl ‘48 Carole (Grube) Langan ‘64 “Can you tell me who has been inducted into the Hall of Fame...” The Foundation’s database, which includes information dating back to1895 on more CHS Foundation Financials than 48,000 Central alumni, parents, staff Income* and supporters, is able to provide answers 1. Unrestricted investment income (CHSF)...... $37,000 to all of these questions. Information 2. Permanently restricted to Scholarship Endowment Fund Contributions (CHSF) ...... $17,000 is tracked including current contact and 3. Unrestricted contributions (CHSF)...... $129,000 family information, schools attended, club 4. Temporarily restricted contributions (CHSF) ...... $84,000 memberships, board service and more. 5. All groups “Under Our Umbrella” (AA, Athletic Boosters, VOICE, PEP, Band Parents)...... $134,000 In addition to data files, the CHS Foundation Expenses* $401,000 maintains files of newspaper clippings 1. Operating costs (CHSF)...... $111,000 concerning Central alumni, class reunion 2. Scholarships & grants paid from Temporarily Restricted Funds (CHSF)...... $174,000 documentation, commencement programs and 3. Scholarships & grants paid from Unrestricuted Funds (CHSF)...... $25,000 other keepsakes from each senior class. 4. All groups “Under Our Umbrella” (AA, Athletic Boosters, VOICE, PEP, Band Parents) ...... $122,000 The Foundation also assists with general $432,000 questions such as, “Do you have any copies *Income & Expenses for fiscal year July 1, 2006 - June 30, 2007 of the Style Book we used when I was at *All figures are rounded to the nearest $1,000. Central?” and “Can I get a copy of my 7% ($63,000) yearbook, which was lost when I moved?” Unrestricted Funds - Foundation Chances are, if you’re looking for it, and Net Assets As Of 4% ($34,000) it’s related to Central, it can be found in the June 30, 2007 Board Designated Funds for Renovation Foundation office! & Technology Projects $855,000 = 100%

34% ($294,000) 54% ($464,000) Permanently Temporarily Restricted Funds - Restricted for CHS Foundation Foundation and all groups Scholarship Endowment Fund “Under Our Umbrella”

Top Photo: Executive Director Terry Price Bottom Photo: Interns Erin Schultz ‘08 and Kara Planning Ahead For CHS’s Future Lambrecht ‘07 There are many ways to give to the Central High School Foundation, now or in your estate plan. You may wish to consider one of the options below. For more information, contact your financial planner, lawyer or the CHS Foundation Contact Us Office at (402) 556-1996. Mailing Address Bequests: For many donors, making a gift through your estate is the most realistic way to provide a substantial P.O. Box 31610 contribution to the CHS Foundation. Omaha, NE 68131-0610 Gifts of Insurance/Retirement: You can amend an existing insurance policy or retirement plan to name the CHS Office Address Foundation as one of your beneficiaries. 5008 1/2 Dodge Street Appreciated Securities: Your outright gift of long-term, appreciated securities (stocks, mutual funds and bonds) Omaha, NE 68132-2980 is exempt from capital gains taxes. Phone: (402) 556-1996 Gifts of Real Estate: You can make a gift of commercial or residential real estate to the CHS Foundation and Fax: (402) 556-9557 receive substantial financial benefits. Email: [email protected] Web Site: www.centralhighomaha.org Charitable Gift Annuity: A gift annuity is a contract between the donor and the CHS Foundation that provides the donor a guaranteed payment for life and a charitable income tax deduction. Deferred gift annuities are also Check the Web Site: available. Lists of LOST alumni and staff are posted online. Let us know if you know the Charitable Remainder Trust: A charitable remainder trust provides a lifetime income and a charitable income whereabouts of anybody on the list. tax deduction. Foundation News Exciting New Fundraising Event To Be Introduced, 2008 The CHS Foundation board “People should first of all mark their calendars and plan and other interested supporters to attend,” he said. “Also, the Foundation’s umbrella have decided to build on the groups will be actively involved in the planning and success of the P.E.P. auction by producing of the event. We will need everyone’s help expanding the popular annual to make this the success that the Central community has event into Central’s flagship come to expect.” fundraiser. The new event, scheduled for April 25-26, SAVE THE DATE: Don’t miss Central’s 2008, will feature a Friday Photo (left to right): Fifth Annual Golf outing at Ironwood evening patron dinner themed “Feather the Nest” and a “Feather the Nest” and “Rock the Nest” Golf & Country Club - Principal Greg Emmel with former more informal Saturday event called “Rock the Nest.” events on April 25th and 26th, 2008. principals “Doc” Moller and Jerry Bexten “It is especially exciting as we are planning the first year as a kick-off campaign for the 150th year anniversary Funds raised from the “Feather the Nest” and “Rock the of Central,” said Dr. Kevin Garvin, father of Robert Nest” events will support scholarships, teacher grants Principal Greg Emmel ’04, Elisabeth ’07 and Charlotte ’10. Founded in 1859, and special projects. Reflects On First Year At Central will celebrate its 150th anniversary in 2009. Photo: Dr. Kevin Garvin Central There are many opportunities for Central supporters to After completing my first year at Central, I’ve been able get involved with the new event, explained Dr. Garvin. to see and experience the strong support which Central has from alumni, parents, students, staff and community supporters. It is apparent that the desire to maintain Central as an outstanding vehichle to educate young Lighten & Enlighten Project Moves Forward adults is strong and dedicated. Over the past year, planning for the Lighten & to be celebrated, for the benefit of Central High School The CHS Foundation continues to be a strong and Enlighten project has moved the initiative forward. The and the City of Omaha.” steady support for our school. Maintaining our “lighten” component of the project will illuminate the scholarship fund and alumni database, helping our school’s exterior to highlight the building’s impressive Skradski’s “simple and elegant” lighting design parent organizations and Alumni Association, and architectural features while enhancing the safety of incorporates California’s rigorous energy standards assisting with events such as the Senior Recognition students and teachers who are at the school after dark. and mandates. His plan uses energy-efficient LED Ceremony, annual golf outing, and the Hall of Fame technology and requires very little maintenance. Induction are some examples of this support. “The lighting design firm is currently working with OPS to get bids on the project,” said Susan Lebens ’70, who The second component of the Lighten & Enlighten is helping coordinate and raise funds for the project. project is a tasteful programmable electronic sign that “Excitement is building for the Lighten “Once we have a financial range, the fundraising will will “enlighten” Central supporters and the general & Enlighten Project, which has the begin. I anticipate we will have numbers in the next public about school activities and accomplishments. potential to improve our campus...” month or so.” The sign will be installed in an attractive, curved The Oakland, California-based architectural lighting limestone wall in front of the school at the corner of Excitement is building for the Lighten & Enlighten design firm Lumenworks, owned by Thomas Skradski 20th and Dodge Streets. Additional features of the Project, which has the potential to improve our campus ’70, is providing the design plan for the project at no design include a built-in seating area and plaza with and facility in terms of public image, security, and charge. “I have always wanted to light this building,” an embedded Central “C” in the paving and decorative artistic enjoyment. The support of the CHS Foundation said Skradksi. “It is a noted historical site that needs plantings. with this project is much appreciated. What better time to also “highlight” the success of our students? During the past year four state championships were secured in Chess, Boys Track and Field, Journalism and Boys Basketball. The Academic Teachers & Students Honored At Senior Recognition Day Decathlon Team finished third at State, the Class of 2007 earned millions of dollars in scholarships, and Held on Sunday, May 20, Central’s annual Senior most votes are passed along to the Foundation’s board among our staff we had another Buffett Award winner Recognition Event honored Rita Ryan as Teacher of of counselors who make the final decision. The winner and the Nebraska History Teacher of the Year. the Year and Matthew Cronin ’07 as Student of the receives a $1,000 scholarship and a marble paperweight Central High still offers twenty AP classes, a strong Year. The event also recognized the $4.9 million in inscribed with his or her name as “Student of the Year.” honors program and a Dual Enrollment Program with scholarships and awards earned by the Class of 2007, UNO. An excellent fine arts program and a wide array including the $175,000 in scholarships that was awarded 2007 Student of the Year Matthew Cronin has of elective classes offer our students incredible choices through the Foundation. participated in a mind-boggling number of leadership activities and volunteer efforts both at CHS and in the and opportunities. The Foundation’s board of directors selects the Teacher community, while maintaining a 3.9 GPA. Cronin We continue to celebrate our diversity at Central, and of the Year from among the talented educators who have will be attending the University of Minnesota at we are still known as truly one of the most diverse high been nominated. Anyone can nominate a deserving Minneapolis, and is interested in degrees associated with schools in the state. Not only do we have racial and teacher for this honor. Social Justice and Education. ethnic diversity, but we also have nearly 45% of our 2007 honoree Rita Ryan has been teaching for 35 years, “I wasn’t expecting it,” said Cronin. “But the students on free/reduced lunch, a variety of religious all at Central High. She has received degrees from recognition made me very proud and gave me positive and cultural backgrounds as well as foreign exchange Creighton University in Latin, Greek and Philosophy encouragement that I’m doing something right.” students, recent immigrants, and every type of dress, and has done graduate work at the University of Iowa personal style and hairdo imaginable! Both Rita Ryan and Matthew Cronin’s names have been and William & Mary. She has taken 12 trips to Italy, added to the plaques located in the CHS courtyard and Ranking as the second largest high school in the state Greece and Turkey with CHS students and parents, has the Foundation office. this past year (about 2,450 students), Central High won the Alice Buffett Outstanding Teacher Award (in School continues to be a popular choice for students and 1990) and has won other awards, too numerous to list. families across the metro area. She will have 204 Latin students per day in her classes at Central this fall. Senior Recognition Day Photos Ryan was presented with a crystal paperweight inscribed with her name as “Teacher of the Year.” “I was just awed by this wonderful honor, especially in light of the other talented CHS teachers who have also won this coveted award,” said Ryan.

Students nominate themselves for the Student of the Year award by completing the Foundation’s nomination form. Candidates list their accomplishments and activities, both inside and outside of school, and submit an essay.

All personal information is removed from the student Left Photo (left to right): CHS Guidance Director Cathy Andrus and CHS Principal Greg Emmel nomination forms which are distributed to the Foundation’s board of directors. The board then votes Middle Photo (left to right): Samantha Chesters ‘07 and “Teacher of the Year” Rita Ryan for its top six choices. The six nominees receiving the Right Photo (left to right): CHS Principal Greg Emmel, “Student of the Year” Matt Cronin ‘07, Carol Pinard Cronin and CHS Foundation President Dr. Rusty Crossman ‘66 3. WWII Project Under The Umbrella

Organizations under the Foundation’s umbrella enjoy our non-profit status and assistance in raising and managing CHS Research Project funds. A listing of these organization’s mission and activities is provided in the following paragraphs. Honors Fallen Heroes P.E.P. - Parents, Educators and Pupils (P.E.P.) supports students, teachers and administrators through a variety of While Building Bridges fundraising programs and special projects. Among those programs and projects are the following: Holiday Tea for Between Generations teachers, Purple Feather Day, refreshments for teachers during conferences and teacher retirement gifts, Teacher Appreciation Week, Post-Prom Party, National Honor Society Brunch and Senior Recognition Day refreshments. Central’s U.S. History and A.P. American History teacher Scott Wilson is known for his ability to Athletic Booster Club - The Athletic Booster Club’s mission is to provide support and recognition for athletic bring history to life in the classroom. But even he teams and coaches by assisting with the annual golf outing; generating funds through the sale of memberships and was surprised by the profound impact his World other fundraising activities; providing recognition for athletes, coaches and other individuals or organizations that War II research project has had on his students. support Central athletics; providing support for coaches and athletic teams beyond what the school can afford to provide; and encouraging student support of all athletic teams. “I have never had a project impact Band Parent Organization - The Central Band Parents help provide meaningful opportunities for band students my students to the extent that this including support of the CHS musical staff; scholarships for graduating seniors; accompaniment to music concerts; project has...“ transportatoin of equipment to games and parades; instrument maintenance and repair; and assistance to fund camps, clinics and judges. At the start of the last two school years, Wilson has had each of his A.P. U.S. History students Alumni Association - Charged with “Keeping Central, Central,” the select the name of a Central student who died Alumni Association uses funds received from annual memberships to support during combat in WWII. The students were then its annual Hall of Fame Dinner, a twice-annual newsletter, reunion assistance, required to conduct research about “their” person special events, library projects, and historical memorabilia and storage. – including interviews with family and friends. V.O.I.C.E. - Volunteer Organization Investing in Choral Excellence “I have never had a project impact my students (V.O.I.C.E.) assists the choral arts program by sponsoring and promoting to the extent that this project has,” said Wilson. all vocal music activities and programs, presenting the Madrigal Dinner “I wasn’t sure how students from this era would and Honors Banquet, awarding VOICE scholarships to current seniors and connect to the WWII generation, but they certainly conducting fundraising activities. have. I am sure they will remember their person always.” Top Photo (left to right): CHS Student Recruitment Open House in January of 2007 Never one to stand on the sidelines, Wilson also - Dave Schinzel ‘82, Roy Katskee ‘60 and James Wilson ‘92. selects a Central veteran to research. Last year, Bottom Photo (left to right): CHS Singers - Aaron French, Adrienne Anderson, Joe he selected Stan Yergey ‘41. During the course of Albright, Elizabeth Erikson, D’Antae Potter, Sara Potts and Kendall Taylor. his research, he interviewed Stan’s wife, Virginia (Gantz) Yergey Thompson ‘41, who provided information about their life together. Stan and Virginia were high school sweethearts, who met at the Dundee Theater. Stan joined the Annual Golf Outing Honored Jo Dusatko service in 1942, and they married in March of 1944 while Stan was on leave. He was killed over While Raising Funds For Athletic Programs Germany on a bombing mission in November of On Monday, June 4, Central’s fifth annual golf outing introduced her at the golf outing. “I had many great role 1944, just eight months after their marriage. at Ironwood Golf & Country Club attracted a record models at Central and she was one of them,” said Ivy. “I was surprised when Scott contacted me, but number of golfers. In addition to providing a fun and “She was an overall genuine person and a straight shooter. pleased to talk about one of the happiest times of entertaining afternoon of golf and reminiscing with Her recruitment skills were among her greatest strengths. my life,” said Thompson. “The profile he wrote Central supporters, the outing raised funds for Central’s She quickly established a track dynasty at Central.” athletic programs and honored former coach Jo Dusatko. on Stan contained information that I didn’t know “I was very humbled to be honored at Central’s golf about his last flight. It was very enlightening.” Coach Dusatko came to Central in 1967 as a teacher. outing,” said Dusatko. “Central has been such an All of the biographies compiled by the students In 1971, when Title IX became law, she coached track important part of my life. The honor at the outing gave and Wilson have been incorporated into two bound from 1971 through 1986. Title IX required all schools me an opportunity to thank many people that were very volumes. To date, 31 of the 70 WWII casualties receiving federal funds to provide girls and women equal supportive of me in my years of coaching, and helped have been profiled. Wilson plans to complete the opportunity to compete in sports. bring girl’s sports at Central to where they are today.” project in the next few years before moving on to Dusatko coached seven state champion track teams and Proceeds from the golf outing will support Central’s Korean War and Vietnam War veterans. five runners up. She also established Central’s first girls’ athletic needs. Past projects funded have included a John golf team in 1971, which she coached until 1980, then Deere Gator, trailer and hitch, turf-cleaning machine, hot again from 1986 to 2000. In 1987, Central introduced dog grill and bun warmer for the concession stand, power soccer with Dusatko as the program’s first coach. washer, goal post nets, privacy slats for the Seemann Stadium fence and a video camera for sports events. Maurtice Ivy ‘84, who was coached in track by Dusatko and currently coaches women’s basketball at UNO,

Left Photo (left to right): Golf Outing - Coach Jo Dusatko and Maurtice Ivy ‘84

Right Photo (left to right): Golf Outing - Brian Walter ‘95, Mike Mullen, Clark Lauritzen ‘95 and Jono Bradford ‘95 Photo Above (left to right): Virgina’s Front Porch, Sept. 1943 - Virginia (Gantz) Yergey Thompson ‘41 and Stan Yergey ‘41.

History Comes Full Circle Through WWII Project Ben Sylvester ‘42, a WWII veteran, conducted the Ben and his wife, Lee (Dodge) Sylvester, who live in research posted on the Foundation’s web site that Guilford, Connecticut, visited the students in Scott documents the names, dates and place of death of each Wilson’s A.P. History class on a recent trip to Omaha. Central graduate who was killed while serving in the While they were at Central, Ben had the opportunity to military during WWII. Sylvester also acted as a resource meet Leslie Stryker ‘07, great-niece of his close friend on the WWII project, answering questions from Scott James Baume Stryker. Wilson’s students about his former classmates. “Meeting Ben and Lee Sylvester was a wonderful In 2001, Sylvester established an endowed scholarship experience,” said Leslie Stryker. “Before I met Mr. and through the CHS Foundation in honor of his best friend, Mrs. Sylvester, it seemed as if Uncle Jimmy existed James Baume Stryker ‘42, who was killed during WWII in only within my immediate family. Mr. and Mrs. Photo (left to right): WWII Research Project - Leslie Germany in 1944. (continued on page 6) Stryker ‘07 and Ben Sylvester ‘42 Class Reunion News Scholarships

Class Of ‘51 Wins 1st Class Challenge New Scholorship Each year, the CHS classes holding reunions are invited to participate in the First Class Challenge, a friendly Established To Honor competition to raise money for the Foundation’s day-to-day operating expenses. At the end of the year, the class that raises the most money wins. Congratulations go out to the Class of ‘51 for winning the 2006 First Class Challenge Hird Stryker, Jr. with a donation of $6,156 – one of the largest amounts ever raised in the seven-year history of the competition! When Hird Stryker, Jr. ‘36 passed away on January The successful reunion was held October 5-7, 2006. On Thursday, the class attended the CHS Hall of Fame dinner 27, 2007, his three children and induction ceremony. On Friday night, the group got together for dinner at Upstream Brewing Company and then discussed what type attended Central’s homecoming football game. On Saturday, the reunion concluded with a tour of Central and dinner of memorial would be at Rick’s Café Boatyard. appropriate. “My father always spoke so fondly of Central,” Organizational meetings for the reunion were held at the Foundation office. Executive Director Terry Price said his son, Hird Stryker III, provided mailing lists and labels, helped stuff envelopes and answered questions. “She was like one of our whose daughter Leslie Stryker classmates,” said Larry Albert ‘51, who has helped plan his class’ reunions since their 20th was held in 1971. ‘07 just graduated from Central and son, Jim Stryker ‘10, will The class still keeps in contact with one another. “I can’t explain our connection with Central,” said Albert. “It’s just be a sophomore this fall. “It seemed only fitting inbred and in our blood.” The ambitious class is currently actively planning its 60th reunion. that we would establish a scholarship to honor his memory.” Hird Stryker, Jr. obtained his undergraduate degree our most important tool,” said reunion organizer Cindy at Northwestern University in Chicago and his law Hadsell ‘66. “Researching the Foundation archives of degree at the University of Michigan School of other classes for ideas was also helpful and lots of fun.” Law. His legal studies were interrupted in April 1942 when he enlisted in the Army Air Corps and The class plans to hold its next reunion in 2011 and is served with distinction in the China- Burma-India currently considering a 60th birthday party next year for theater of war. those still living in the Omaha area. “My father always spoke so fondly of Class of ‘86 - The Class of ‘86 held its 20-year class Central...it seemed only fitting that we reunion August 4-5, 2006. Approximately 140 people would establish a scholarship to honor attended dinner at Castle Barrett on Friday and enjoyed a his memory.“ tour of Central and dinner at 1316 Jones on Saturday. Following the completion of his military service Photo (left to right): Class of ‘56 presents check for $4,665 “There is still a great bond in our class,” said Bart Lovgren and his law degree, Stryker returned to Omaha to the CHS Foundation - John Goldner, John Emery, Caroline ‘86, who helped coordinate the reunion. “It is very and practiced law for more than 40 years with “Rocky” Cohn Stern, Jerry Gray, Dick and Helen Hockabout intriguing to find where peoples’ lives have taken them.” the Fraser Stryker Law Firm. He is regarded as Kelley, Bob Hall, Murray Newman, Barb Hyland Hagan, Ted one of the most prominent construction lawyers Carlson, Monte Mead, Mike Mogil and Larry Hagan (not Class of ‘47 - The 60th reunion of the Class of ‘47 was of his generation, having worked for many years pictured: Mike Erman and Irene “Midge” Greenberg Bowers) held June 6-8, 2007. The weekend began on Friday with as counsel for Kiewit and other construction cocktails and a buffet dinner at the UNO Alumni Center. companies. - Approximately 200 classmates and Saturday featured a tour of Central, a tour of Omaha Class of ‘56 “He appreciated the education he got from Central guests gathered in July 2006 to celebrate the Class of aboard Ollie the Trolley and dinner and dancing at the and remained close friends with many of his ‘56’s 50th year reunion. The three-day event began on Georgetown Club. On Sunday, the class attended brunch classmates,” recalled Stryker. “He also appreciated Friday evening with cocktails at Rick’s Café Boatyard. at the Sunset Country Club with entertainment provided the diversity that was a part of the school then as it On Saturday, the class toured Central and then by Camille Metoyer Moten and Chuck Pennington. is now.” regrouped for a special evening featuring dinner and The successful reunion was attended by 105 classmates Over the next several months, Hird and his sisters, live music by Juke Box Journeys at the Holland Center. and guests and was voted “best ever” by attendees. the Reverend Suzanne Stryker Lynch who resides “It was great seeing people that you haven’t seen in Organizer Ray Barr ‘47 attributes the success to several in Springfield, Missouri, and Sandy Stryker Jones, 50 years,” said Bob Hall ’56, who helped organize the factors: two years of planning by a well-organized a teacher for the past 28 years who lives in Gillette, reunion. “There is still a very strong connection.” committee, great entertainment and excellent food. Wyoming, will determine the amount and criteria for the scholarship which will be awarded through In order to keep costs down and encourage participation, In addition, the class solicited donations to help underwrite the CHS Foundation. reunion organizers contacted classmates in advance with the reunion. “Prior to the event, $3,000 was donated by a request for donations. The appeal was so successful generous contributors to make the per person cost more that the reunion planners were able to offer the entire reasonable,” Barr said. Foundation weekend for just $100 per person. Class of ‘57 - Approximately 106 classmates and 63 To Manage Helen Kelley ‘56 created a reunion booklet to mark the guests of the Class of ‘57 held their 50th year reunion 50th reunion. She asked each classmate to send her May 18-20, 2007. A good time was had by all, according Robert Spire a 50-word description about themselves. In what she to coordinator Lyla (Wetterling) Thompson ‘57. Scholarship calls a “labor of love,” she then drew upon her skills as The Central High School an English teacher to edit the descriptions and compile “The reunion was a rousing success,” said Thompson. Foundation will now them into a booklet. “We achieved all of our goals and many people commented that it was the ‘best reunion ever!’” manage the Robert Spire ‘43 Although the Class of ‘56 did not win the First Class Scholarship established upon his Challenge, they came close with a generous donation of The reunion featured a cocktail reception at the Hilton passing in 1994. The scholarship will be awarded Garden Inn on Friday, rolls and coffee followed by a tour annually through the Foundation’s Scholarship $4,665. The check was presented to Terry Price at the Endowment Fund to a student who possesses great home of Larry & Barb (Hyland) Hagen ‘56. of Central on Saturday morning, dinner and entertainment at the Holland Center on Saturday evening, and brunch at potential, but limited financial resources. Class of ’66 - The Class of ‘66 got together Rick’s Café Boatyard on Sunday. A distinguished Central alumnus, Spire was inducted August 18-20, 2006 to celebrate its 40th reunion. into the First Annual CHS Hall of Fame in 1999. He “The Foundation made organizing the reunion much Approximately 150 people attended reunion activities at served as Nebraska’s attorney general from 1985 to easier because of the class information stored in the Sunset Valley Golf Club and the Field Club. 1990. During World War II, he was a U.S. Army database,” said Thompson. “We didn’t have to spend as officer with the 25th Infantry Division in the South The Foundation’s database was used to locate current much time searching for people. We also appreciated the Pacific. He was both an attorney (Harvard Law contact information for classmates. “The database was Foundation’s assistance with bulk mailings.” School) and a pianist (Julliard School of Music). “Bob belonged to an interesting class that achieved many wonderful things,” commented his wife, Elaine Spire. “They were part of the World War 2007/2008 CHS Reunion Schedule II generation. By the time they graduated, they Class Of Reunion Dates Reunion Contacts had already seen friends die. The war forced them 1952 (55th) Oct. 5-7, 2007 Paula Katzman Albert, (402) 334-5622 or [email protected] to grow up quickly and established a close bond between classmates that continues today.” 1962 (45th) Oct. 19-20, 2007 Patty McFarland Bennett, (402) 493-9554 or [email protected] Patti Adair Trotter, (402) 895-4942 or [email protected] We need your assistance to continue our 1953 (55th) Date TBD (Fall ‘08) Judy Gray Seigfreid, (402) 397-0318 or [email protected] support of Central. When making decisions Kay Talty Corell, (402) 493-2479 or [email protected] about organizations that are truly making 1958 (50th) Date TBD 2008 Pat Salerno, (402) 553-7414 or [email protected] a difference in the future of young people, Nelson Gordman, (402) 571-2020 or [email protected] PLEASE remember Central! An envelope 1998 (10th) Date TBD (August ‘08) Sarah Price, (808) 557-7211 or [email protected] is included for you to show your support. Ally Crossman Slobotski, (402) 203-2770 or [email protected] Jaclyn DiGiacomo, (402) 679-8007 or [email protected] 5.

Scholarships Families Going The Distance

Central High School attracts students from all parts of Omaha from a wide range of economic, religious and social Anonymous Donors backgrounds. The following comments from the Wolford, Lomneth and Doghman families help explain why so Award Scholarship To many families choose Central. Deserving Student An anonymous donor who reviewed the 2007 Student of the Year applications was so moved by one application that they and their spouse decided to award the student a very generous scholarship. The scholarship will be applied to the student’s first year of college. If certain requirements are Left Photo (left to right): Wolford Family - Barb (Jaksich) ‘84, Megan, John and Matthew ‘10 met, the scholarship will continue all four years of Middle Photo (left to right): Lomneth Family - Rich, Theresa ‘10, Phil ‘08, Carol and Clay ‘06 college. Right Photo (left to right): Doghman Family - Mary, Sara ‘11, Maya ‘08 and Mohamed “We were touched by the student’s selfless actions Philip Lomneth ‘08 in helping others instead of being defeated by The Wolford Family The teachers here at Central are more than just amazing. difficult circumstances in his personal life, his Barb (Jaksich) ‘84 Wolford, Parent After going here for three years, I am still astounded at ability to maintain high grades and be active in I, being a 1984 graduate of Central High School, know all that they do. The time and effort all of the teachers school while dealing with difficult home issues, what an incredible place Central High School is. I had put into not only their teaching jobs, but in coaching, and the respect he has earned from his peers,” said attended a private school prior to transferring my junior directing, and sponsoring clubs is unparalleled. the donor. year and always tell people that it was one of the best decisions I have ever made. Next, I think the students at Central deserve credit for When coming to a decision on where to send my 15- making it such a wonderful place. They are welcoming Funds Donated To year-old son, I always kept Central in the back of my and friendly to everyone. In addition, many students are mind. But when the time came, I really wanted him involved in at least three or four extracurricular activities Honor The Memory Of to be part of that decision. We had attended several and are excited about each and every one. Eleanor Quelvog ‘32 open houses, including parochial and public schools. I Another great thing about Central is the building itself. narrowed the choices to three or four schools, then gave Upon the passing of Eleanor Christina (Windtberg) Whereas most high schools look like long, boring boxes, him the opportunity to choose, trusting that he would Central has an amazing neo-classical façade all around. Quelvog ‘32 on March 9, 2007, her children make the right decision for him. requested that in lieu of flowers, remembrances in Inside the building, instead of cold tile floors, there are her name be sent to the CHS Foundation. After attending several open houses, we sat down as a wooden floors almost everywhere one goes. family, thinking of all the pros and cons of each choice, “Central High was always so important to her,” Lastly, the opportunities Central has to offer cannot be to help him narrow his decision. I was very pleased with beat. There are about 80 different clubs and organizations. said her daughter, Susan Douglas. “Her teachers his choice - Central High. gave her a love of literature, understanding of Latin There are at least six different sports one can play in and grammar and a sound foundation of business My husband and I have met many parents of Central spring or fall, and two during the winter. There always skills. In fact, she credited her Central business students and those individuals share the same pride seems to be something going on at Central, and if it classes with helping her get work after our father I do in Central High. The activity opportunities are doesn’t fit one person’s tastes, then it won’t be long before died and she became a widow with five children to endless, the academic opportunities are limitless and the something that will satisfy them will come along. support.” investment in the future is priceless. Born in Winner, South Dakota to Arndt and Beebe Matt Wolford ‘10 The Doghman Family Windtberg, Eleanor was raised in Omaha and I had a great freshman year at Central. The classes have Mary Doghman, Parent graduated from Central in 1932. She married a laid back atmosphere that makes learning enjoyable. Why do we love Central? My daughter, Maya Doghman Morris Donnelson in 1934 and was widowed in The teachers really see the promise in students and try to ‘08, has always been a good student, but Central made 1945. Following Morris’ death, she was employed make the student realize it in themselves. her push herself hard to be able to achieve the grades she as a secretary at Minneapolis-Honeywell for seven Diversity is one of Central’s greatest assets. I feel this was accustomed to receiving. What she was doing was years, until her marriage to Forest Quelvog in institution gives students an open environment unlike good, but her teachers wanted more. 1953. The family lived in Lincoln and later moved the sheltered environment of parochial schools. (I know Through the open minded attitudes at Central, she has to Denver. this because I went to a parochial school.) I really enjoy found her voice and feels the responsibility to be involved Central, and I look forward to the next three years. Forest and Eleanor spent their retirement years in the community and public policy. I love the way in Omaha and Lincoln, often traveling to visit the student council is socially active in the community their widespread family. After Forest passed The Lomneth Family and is involved in multiple community service events, away, Eleanor lived with her daughter Susan in including vision impaired shopping spree, honey Carol Lomenth, Parent Sacramento, CA for 10 years until her death. As a parent, there are a couple of things I really love Sunday, fundraising for the food bank, Holiday Helpers about Central. First and foremost are the teachers. In babysitting for teachers, swim meet timers, relay for life, the classroom the teachers are caring, enthusiastic, etc. committed to high standards, and know how to get the For my other daughter, Sara Doghman ‘11, there was History Comes Full students to rise to a task while still making learning no other choice but Central. Just as with Maya, we fun. In addition to being good educators, many of the encouraged her to look at all the OPS schools, but Sara Circle Through WWII teachers at Central also have the gift to inspire. knew that Central was the only choice for her. Project (Continued from Page 5) Another feature of Central I have come to love is Sara has always been her own person, and her Sylvester gave me back a part of my family and the diversity of people with which the kids have “individuality” was not always accepted by her peers. brought me to love the school that he loved even the opportunity to interact. Their lives have been She is excited about being at Central where students are more than before.” deeply enriched by having the opportunity to develop accepted for who they are. friendships with people of different religions, races and Subsequent to the Sylvesters’ visit, Leslie was socioeconomic standing. Has it been hard or difficult to send our daughters to awarded the James Baume Stryker Endowment school across the city? Absolutely. The drive is long Scholarship. She plans to use the scholarship to My final comment about why I love Central is because and expensive. We are pushed out of our comfort zone help fund her studies at Trinity University located I believe it is a gift to our community. It’s a great as parents when our daughters are invited to do things in in San Antonio, Texas. example of what is right with the public school neighborhoods we are unfamiliar with. Do we regret our system. Central offers the chance to learn in a rich choice? Absolutely not. Has it been worth it? More than “I was completely shocked to find out that I had educational environment with terrific teachers and lots of we ever dreamed. received the James Baume Stryker Endowment opportunities for everyone, not just a select few. Scholarship,” said Stryker. “It felt amazing. To me, it means that someone thought I was upholding his legacy at Central in a way worthy of recognition.” Award-Winning Documentary In another serendipitous twist, the Sylvesters Michael Walsh’s ‘09 research on the life of Norman Allen Grove ‘42, a visited the Foundation office during their visit to WWII casualty, inspired the creation of an award-winning documentary. His Omaha. The building the Foundation is located documentary won a regional National History Day competition in Omaha and in was originally N.P. Dodge Company, Lee’s took second at the state-level competition which qualified him for the national family’s business. Lee recalled many fond competition held at the University of Maryland this June. Michael’s film won memories of the office including how she used to fifth-place at the national competition and received the U.S. Marine Corps come in and help her father, N.P Dodge, II, with Special prize for the entry that best showed the history of the Marine Corps. secretarial work as a young girl. Photo (left to right): Michael Walsh ‘09 and CHS AP American History Teacher 6. Scott Wilson DDonationsonations - JJulyuly 1,1, 20062006 - JuneJune 30,30, 20072007 This listing includes the name of people who gave to one or more of the following groups through the CHS Foundation: CHS Foundation, CHS Foundation Scholarship Endowment Fund, P.E.P. (includes Auction 2007), Alumni Association (including Alum. Assn. memberships), Athletic Booster Organization (including Golf Outing 2007), V.O.I.C.E. donations and Band Parent donations. Unrestricted and resticted gifts are included. All are listed alphabetically. The general donation list includes honorariums and memorials.

In memory of Katherine Crossman In memory of Greg Perryman Jerry Bexten Richard & Maureen (Hill) ‘72 Anderl Honorariums Barbara (Wenstrand) Abernathy ‘38 Allen Perryman ‘85 Blackwell Sanders Peper Martin LLP Dona (Wells) Andersen ‘52 John Barton ‘73 In memory of Ruth Pilling ‘26 Robert Brigham ‘87 Rohlin Anderson ‘55 A-E Jerry Bexten Dona (Wells) Andersen ‘52 Bob Broom & Mary Clarkson Dorothy (Deffenbaugh) Anderson ‘46 In honor of Rodney Anderson ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. John Brush Thomas Fike ‘37 Elizabeth (Hammans) Brownell ‘82 Scott & Sheila (Tobin) ‘82 Anderson Cynthia Anderson Peggy (Hayek) Carrell ‘66 Helen (Winberg) Porter ‘48 Class of 1976 Bob & Lori Andres In honor of Noyes Bartholomew ‘65 as CHS Walter Duda ‘38 In memory of Eleanor (Windtberg) Quelvog ‘32 Craig Clawson ‘69 Joseph Armstrong ‘51 Band Director Aileen (Feder) Eisenstatt ‘41 Ann Marie Birky Eloween (Rasmussen) Clure ‘47 Susan Aschinger ‘72 Joy (Woods) Urrutia ‘54 Glen & Nancy Forney John & Sheila Donnelson Aurel (Reynolds) Couch ‘47 Robert & Mary (Carlson) Atherton ‘81 In honor of John Campbell ‘62 Harry & Judy Gaylor Susan (Donnelson) Douglas Susan (Donnelson) Douglas Antoine Bachmann ‘81 Elizabeth (Peterson) Westhoff ‘82 Elizabeth (Scott) Karpf ‘43 Robert & Karen Gustafson William Farrell ‘91 William Baeder ‘61 In honor of CHS Faculty & Staff Kyle & Andrea Keifer Wanda Jenny Friedland Family Foundation Paula (Scholder) Baird-Kaminski ‘63 Tony & Lauren Kincaid Koley Jessen Daubman & Rupiper Kathryn Linson Shella Fuhrman ‘66 Emily (Reynolds) Baker ‘42 In honor of Fay Clark Marjorie (Benson) Loring ‘44 Pat & Marion Mulligan James Gould ‘82 John Barakat ‘39 Fredrika Ellis ‘94 Betty Luebbert Darold Nelson ‘45 David ‘72 & Pam (Kahn) ‘73 Gross Joseph & Barbara Baratta In honor of Class of 1927 Donna (Huber) Miesbach ‘52 In memory of William Ramsey ‘30 Vic Gutman & Roberta Wilhelm Udoxie Barbee John Sundberg ‘27 Merrilee (Moshier) Miller ‘66 Richard Harrow ‘59 Andrew Haggart ‘88 Bruce Barnes ‘66 In honor of Edward Connors ‘37 Eric & Rebecca Moos Julie Ramsey ‘69 Sharon Higgins ‘67 Philip Barth ‘58 Patrice (Goodsell) Hinchey ‘76 Darold Nelson ‘45 In memory of Harolene (Russell) Redden ‘56 Harold Hoff ‘56 John Barton ‘73 In honor of Raymond Crossman’s (‘66) Camilla Parson Lori (Redden) Allen ‘78 Richard Holland ‘39 Louis Basilico ‘66 marriage to Stephanie Meyers Thomas & Terry Price In memory of Sharon (Mick) Roberts ‘60 Dan Hooi ‘77 Heide (McGee) Baumann ‘85 Joel ‘66 & Mary Rich Mary Jane (Kopperud) Ramsey ‘38 Gretchen (Bottom) Dalzell ‘60 William Horwich ‘60 Mark & Jane Baumann In honor of Claire Devney ‘01 Martin Ricks ‘61 In memory of Jayme Rose ‘99 Kaplan Education Centers Myron Bear ‘53 Jim Devney & Trish Lonergan Allyson (Crossman) Slobotski ‘98 Erin Marasco ‘99 Elizabeth (Scott) Karpf ‘43 Marshall Becker ‘52 Marilynn (Griffith) Stein ‘40 In memory of Margaret Schneider ‘71 Adelaide (McCague) Keller ‘41 Linda (Anderson) Beebe ‘61 F-M David & Carol Van Metre Gregory Searson Barbara (Guss) Kemp ‘70 Frederick Bekins ‘43 In honor of Jennifer Gottschalk ‘88, Stacy Robert & Lois Veach In memory of Richard Selby ‘38 Tony & Lauren Kincaid Murray Belman ‘53 Gottschalk ‘90 & Steven Gottschalk ‘97 Jayne Weber Tracy (Selby) Pavlick Marc ‘66 & Joan Kraft Joseph & Ann Benes J. Michael & Wanda Gottschalk James Wigton ‘66 In memory of Barbara (Stryker) Sessions ‘45 Keith Kretschmer ‘52 John Benker In honor of Rory Holmes ‘64 In memory of Babette (Oppenheimer) Crowder Emily (Reynolds) Baker ‘42 laurie & charles Photographs Edward Bennett James Bergquist ‘64 Chris & Virginia (Pearson) In memory of Elven Smith ‘41 Steven ‘45 & Thelma (Goldstein) ‘48 Lustgarten Don Benning In honor of Arline Irey as the best mom and Crowder ‘51 Joyce (Petty) Smith ‘45 John & Merrilee (Moshier) ‘66 Miller James Bergquist ‘64 ACappella supporter In memory of Theodore Curry ‘39 In memory of Robert Spire ‘43 Neil Miller ‘63 Joanne (Noble) Berkshire ‘46 Caerhl Irey ‘84 Ulysses Curry ‘39 Elaine Spire Mary Moberg ‘51 H. Bruce Bernstein ‘61 In honor of Sarah (Milder) Jones ‘60 In memory of Martha (McMillan) Daniels ‘48 In memory of Marjorie Stejskal Leonard Muskin ‘36 Robert Bernstein ‘69 Alvin ‘50 & Sharon Edward Daniels Gregory Stejskal ‘67 Edwin Newman ‘46 Mark Bernstien ‘67 (Korney) ‘55 Milder In memory of Frank Durham ‘65 In memory of William Stelzer ‘36 Clarence Nichols ‘85 Phyllis (Weinroth) Bernt ‘67 In honor of Jim Karabatsos Wesley Howard ‘65 Thyra Malloy Anita (Travis) Nimtz ‘67 Kathleen (Anderson) Best ‘42 William Horwich ‘60 In memory of Katherine (Ritcher) Evans ‘21 In memory of Hird Stryker ‘36 Eric Olson ‘83 Sandra (Barry) Bianchi ‘58 In honor of Christopher Kelly ‘99 David Evans Abel Foundation Pfizer Foundation Kem Billings ‘52 Bill & Marilee Kelly Richard & Maureen (Hill) ‘72 Anderl Albert Pommerenk ‘39 Susan (Ostwald) Blackwood ‘66 In honor of Jeremy Lerman ‘93 F-J Emily (Reynolds) Baker ‘42 Gary & Debbie (Dietz) ‘69 Rosenberg Allison (Major) Blanchard ‘80 Lindsey Miller-Lerman In memory of Harry Farnham Jeff & Kris Berg Patrick ‘58 & Jeanne Salerno Dan & Kathy Blanke In honor of Lothar Luken ‘64 Peggy (Hayek) Carrell ‘66 Doug & Erica (Means) ‘79 Bottger Patrick Salerno ‘84 George & Donna Blazek Tanya (Luken) Supenski ‘94 In memory of Donald Findley ‘51 Bridges Investment Counsel, Inc. Phillip Schrager ‘55 Frances (Veitzer) Blumkin ‘44 In honor of Lindsay Lundholm (‘94) recognized Barbara (Findlay) Moore ‘50 James & Patricia Buckley Scoular Foundation Steven Blumkin ‘72 as one of ten outsanding Omahans by the Jaycees In memory of Joe Fisher Jeri & Tim Bushon Edward Walsh & Jo Ann McGee Ardyce (Gidley) Bohlke ‘61 T. Geoffrey ‘64 & Anne Lieben Mary (Hanson) Fisher ‘47 Nancy (Farber) Curran ‘76 John & Tracy Wells Stephen ‘81 & Lyn Bouma In honor of Mary Moberg’s (‘51) volunteer work In memory of Josephine (Rubnitz) Fraenkel ‘35 Timothy & Janelle Durham Wells Fargo Foundation Dan & Becky Boylan for The CHS Foundation Estate of Josephine (Rubnitz) Fraenkel ‘35 Clyde & Arlene Durham YMCA Carolyn (Goetz) Braley ‘52 Thomas & Terry Price In memory of Virginia Frank ‘55 Rich & Cindy Gasper Wyndle Young ‘89 Bridges Investment Counsel, Inc. In honor of Gaylord ‘Doc’ Moller Carole (Lind) Jeffrey ‘58 Helen Harman Clarke Brintnall ‘51 Sharon (Simon) Friedlander ‘64 In memory of Doris (Cain) Frazier ‘51 Deb Hoefener $250-$500 Peter Brodkey ‘57 Donald Cain ‘50 Robert Jacobsen ‘69 Robert Buchanan ‘38 N-Z In memory of Ora (Saunders) Frohardt 1905 Anton & Robin Jensen Judith Albert ‘46 Rodlin ‘51 & Nancy (Taylor) ‘53 Bunney In honor of Cynthia Newberg Ruth (Frohardt) McEnery ‘37 Melissa Johnson Jim & Julie Anderson Fred Burbank ‘59 Kathleen Ransom In memory of Dorothy (Getzschman) Geihs Ronald Lambert Dennis & Terry Anderson Marilyn (Gray) Buresh ‘43 In honor of Harlan Noddle’s (‘54) induction into Gilbert Geihs ‘57 James Maenner Arnold Clark Photography Donald Buresh ‘62 the CHS Hall of Fame In memory of John Goodsell 1891 Brian ‘74 & Barbara Nolan Jonathan Bank ‘61 Bernard & Sally (Sloboth) Burns ‘51 Robert & Robyn Freeman Patrice (Goodsell) Hinchey ‘76 Ronald & Rozely Penzkowski Tom Bartek William Burri ‘68 In honor of Patrick Olson ‘06 & Sean Olson ‘08 In memory of Norman Hahn ‘41 Geraldine (Lewis) Petersen ‘51 Sonia Bentley ‘90 Harvey Burstein ‘40 Margo Young Judith Hahn ‘69 Pro Tem Club Michael Berg ‘66 David Bushey ‘88 In honor of Virginia Lee Pratt ‘37 In memory of Harold Hampton James & Katherine Quinlan Joseph Blazevich ‘88 Daniel Bye ‘84 Rebecca (Bohi) Reilly ‘77 Marilyn (Conrey) Hampton ‘55 Linda Robertson Irvin Blumkin ‘70 Diane (Rich) Calvert ‘58 In honor of Emily Roberts ‘04 In memory of Linda Harder ‘66 Rosehill School Courtesy Fund Braddock Finnegan Dermatology, P.C. H. Marvin Camel ‘42 Bill & Kim Roberts Patricia (David) Davis Dan & Barb Scanlan Duane & Linda Brock Judith (Dolgoff) Cannon ‘70 In honor of Thomas Rubin ‘65, Dan Rubin ‘67 & In memory of Robert Herbes ‘51 Steve & Sue Seline Alvin Burstein ‘48 Patricia (Roessig) Carlson ‘44 Susan Rubin ‘71 Marilyn (Herbes) Horner ‘52 David & Marcia Shavlik Eric & Cynthia Butler Donald Carlson ‘48 Betty (Kuklin) Rubin ‘42 In memory of Michael Herzog ‘57 Benjamin Sylvester ‘42 Margaret (Nilson) Caporale ‘46 Theodore Carlson ‘56 In honor of Arthur ‘51 & Judy (Gray) ‘53 David Herzog ‘55 Mary Catherine Walter Carlson Wagonlit Travel Peggy (Hayek) Carrell ‘66 Seigfreid’s volunteer work for The CHS In memory of Paul Hickman ‘45 In memory of Rebecca Sullivan ‘05 Albert Crum ‘49 Michael & Kimberly Carter Foundation Class of 1945 Sara (Nabity) Achelpohl ‘74 Matthew Darling ‘99 Lawrence Chapman ‘52 Thomas & Terry Price In memory of Daniel Hollis ‘60 In memory of John Sunderland ‘16 Thatcher Davis ‘86 Robert ‘50 & JoAnn (Egbert) ‘51 Chedester In honor of Martin Shukert’s (‘67) induction into Roy Katskee ‘60 James Backer ‘80 Gregory Emmel Chicago Tribune Foundation the CHS Hall of Fame In memory of Sam Hooi ‘73 Marcia (Sunderland) Backer Michael Erman ‘56 W. Scott Chiles ‘52 Sherman & Sandra (Silverbrand) Brodkey ‘62 Tony Hooi ‘67 In memory of Amy (Rohacek) Sutton ‘33 Thomas Fellman ‘62 Class of 1981 In honor of Harold Slosburg ‘38 In memory of Louis Houser ‘19 Gabrielle (Middlekauff) James ‘51 Nancy (Blotchy) Friedland ‘57 Scott & Julie Cobb Jill (Slosburg) Ackerman ‘66 Glenn Houser ‘49 Joanne (Jacobs) Kohn ‘51 Rosalie (Wasserman) Friedman ‘43 Josephine (Votava) Coffman ‘45 In honor of Norman Sorensen In memory of Alexandra (Hunt) Hooker ‘50 Anita (Reznichek) Riedinger ‘51 Biljana & Zoran Gatalica Douglas ‘56 & Maureen (Zevitz) ‘58 Cohn William Podrouzek ‘39 Laura (Dopita) Marling ‘50 In memory of Don Swartz ‘65 John Gibson Thomas & Mary Cold In honor of Kathryn (Taylor) Tucker ‘64 my Barbara (Hanley) O’Farrell ‘50 Marc Kaplan ‘65 Gary ‘56 & Cherna (Schrager) ‘59 Gitnick Phyllis (Daugherty) Colwell ‘48 fight against cancer In memory of Susan (Reinsch) Jackson ‘72 In memory of Tom Toft ‘67 John Goldner ‘56 William Condon ‘45 Kathryn (Taylor) Tucker ‘64 Patsy (Schulz) Reinsch ‘50 Steven Epstein ‘67 Mike Gorga & Pat Stelmachowicz Edward Connors ‘37 In honor of David & Carol Van Metre’s In memory of Alan Jacobs ‘40 In memory of Sandra (Edstrand) Tompkins ‘55 J. Michael & Wanda Gottschalk Mark Conway ‘81 induction into the CHS Hall of Fame Phyllis Jacobs Gifford Tompkins ‘55 Mary Gryva ‘69 Eileen Conway Thomas & Terry Price In memory of Michael Jamison ‘84 In memory of Edward Trabold ‘45 James Hall ‘59 Alex Cooper ‘94 In honor of Elene (Stoler) Wacks’s (‘64) Daniel Bye ‘84 Jeanne Trabold ‘42 Robert Hekl ‘76 Daniel Corcoran ‘88 60th birthday In memory of Elsie (Swanson) Jensen Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. 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SSaveave tthehe DDate:ate: 22007007 HHallall OOff FFameame CCeremonyeremony iiss OOctoberctober 44 The lives of 11 individuals whose paths from the halls of Central High School led them to the highest levels of achievement in business and community service will be celebrated in an awards ceremony slated for October 4, 2007. The 9th annual Hall of Fame dinner begins at 6:30 pm in the Central High School courtyard. The induction ceremony, which is free and open to the public, begins at 7:30 pm in the school auditorium. Photographs and biographies of those honored this year are featured below. A reservation form for the 6:30 pm Hall of Fame dinner is available on page 11.

JJoanneoanne DDusatkousatko RRichardichard A.A. FFrankrank RRichardichard HollandHolland ((DistinquishedDistinquished ((CHSCHS ‘‘54)54) ((CHSCHS ‘39)‘39) EEducator)ducator) While President and CEO A 1939 graduate of Central, of the nonprofi t corporation, An Iowa native and Wayne Richard attended UNO, PSI (Population Services State graduate, Joanne joined majoring in chemistry; but he International), Richard oversaw Central’s faculty in 1967 and returned after his World War the distribution of health and spent her entire thirty-three II service as an offi cer in the family planning products and year career at Central. Initially chemical corps to major in art services to approximately 60 teaching business education and even surprised his mother developing countries. The mainly preventive products courses and sponsoring the cheerleaders, she established by making the dean’s list. After graduation, he followed and services included providing point of use, clean water Central’s Pom-pom squad in 1968; and as girls his father into the advertising fi rm that the elder Holland solutions and oral rehydration salts, AIDS prevention interscholastic athletics became a Nebraska reality, she had founded. Richard built it into the company that and family planning products, insecticide-treated nets, moved quickly into the role of coach. Three fi rsts stand would handle such accounts as the First National preventive and protection procedures to reduce malaria out. She was Central’s fi rst girls golf coach in 1971, fi rst Bank, Uniroyal, Valmont Industries, and beyond those mortality, media campaigns, and technical assistance girls track coach beginning in the same year, and the fi rst commercial ventures, a number of successful political and training in the fi elds of maternal and child care. In girls soccer coach beginning in 1986. Success followed campaigns. It wasn’t long until he discovered that addition to his work with PSI, Richard has served as success. Her track teams won the state championship his fortuitous investment with “the fi rst person whose an Under Secretary of Commerce and Administrator seven times, came in second fi ve times, and went …ideas made sense” in a venture that was to become with NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric undefeated for six seasons. Her recognition by the Berkshire Hathaway would enable him to pursue his and Administration. Prior to that work, Richard served Nebraska Coaches Association included track coach of his wife’s philanthropic interests. The Holland Center as the Director of the Center for Law and Justice and the year in 1979, 1980, and 1981 and overall girls coach for the Performing Arts is but one very noteworthy Social Policy, dealing with topics related to health care, of the year in 1984. She has served on the scholar athlete example of that generosity. Opera Omaha, the Bemis women’s rights, consumer rights, and environmental committee of the Greater Omaha Sports Committee Center for Contemporary Arts, the Child Saving law. Richard also served as Assistant Legal Advisor for since 1977, chairing it for the past twenty years. She also Institute, the Winners Circle, Joslyn Art Museum, and Economic Affairs, having supervisory responsibilities served on selection committees for the Nebraska Sports the Omaha Symphony are just a few organizations related to trade, ocean and fi shing issues, transportation, Hall of Fame, the World Herald’s top 100 Nebraska that have benefi ted. Beyond Dick and Mary Holland’s international business and banking, and water rights. athletes, and the Outland Trophy. Her own induction into generosity to the arts, a dominant giving goal has always Richard has also written several publications related the Nebraska Sports Hall of Fame came in 2002. been “to get a whole lot of people out of poverty.” to foreign policy, the environment, and maritime law. That’s exactly what they have done. Before beginning his legal and government career, Richard served in the United States Army achieving CChristopherhristopher G.G. MMaurticeaurtice IIvyvy FFosteroster (CHS(CHS ‘‘80)80) the rank of First Lieutenant before being honorably discharged. ((CHSCHS ‘84)‘84) Chris Foster graduated from A 1984 graduate, Maurtice Central in 1980. He attended JJohnohn CC.. GGoldneroldner A. Ivy is noteworthy as a UNO and graduated from the ((CHSCHS ‘‘56)56) high school, college, and Institute of Computer Science. Dr. John Goldner is well-known professional athlete. She is For the past twenty-three years, for his work as a neurologist presently assistant basketball he has worked for the Peter having established a strong coach and Internship Kiewit organization, currently private practice while serving Coordinator at UNO. She was serving as its Information Technology Manager. Beyond many of Omaha’s hospitals, the highest scoring player for her four years at Central, his daily occupation, Chris has been an active leader including the University of putting 1,928 points on the board. She started all four since 1989 in his Gifford Park neighborhood community, Nebraska Medical Center, seasons in high school, fi nishing with fi fty straight organizing annual events and activities for adults and Bishop Clarkson Hospital, Children’s Hospital, Douglas victories and two Class A Championships. The World children. For the past 13 years, he has led a summer County Hospital, Immanuel Medical Center, and Herald named her high school athlete of the year in youth tennis program involving many volunteers to teach Nebraska Methodist Hospital. His professional honors 1984. In addition to her basketball prowess, she earned tennis to hundreds of children. Youngsters have benefi ted have included the William C. Menninger Award, the six gold medals in track, helping her team win the two from the program, learning not only the game but UNMC Presidential Hippocratic Dignity Award, and state championships. Her college career resulted in sportsmanship and life skills. The Nebraska and Missouri the UNMC Alumni Association Distinguished Alumni her being Big Eight player of the year in 1988, Kodak Valley Tennis Association named Chris and his parents, Award. Dr. Goldner has been an active member of the All-American in 1987 and 1988, and a member of the “Family of the Year.” In addition to his youth tennis AMA and the Nebraska Medical Association, and he has All Big Eight team in 1986, 1987, and 1988. Maurtice program, he has used his own money and additional held all offi ces in the UNMC Alumni Association. Dr. earned her B.A in Communications from the University grant money to purchase land to start a community Goldner has also been involved in community service, of Nebraska Lincoln and her M.A. in Health, Physical garden where his neighbors can cultivate gardens, being a recipient of the Westside Education Association Education, and Recreation from UNO. Beyond her growing their own fl owers and vegetables. Neighbors School Bell Award for his service on the school board athletic and academic life, Maurtice has been in the have characterized Chris as “the driving force,” “unsung (President 1981-83). He has also served on the Mayor’s forefront of community service and youth development hero,” and “human dynamo” in the Gifford Park Committee on Alcoholism, the Department of Motor at Head Start and the YWCA. She was an inductee into neighborhood. Leo Wilwerding wrote in the Gifford Vehicles Health Advisory Committee, the Citizens the Nebraska Black Sports Hall of Fame, the Nebraska Park Newsletter: “Whether it be neighborhood cleanups, Commission for the Study of Higher Education, as a High School Sports Hall of Fame in 1998, and the neighborhood walks, lining up Music in the Park, the Director of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, and Omaha Public Schools Athletic Hall of Fame in 2006. Show Wagon, bike rodeo, tennis lessons, or putting up as a trustee of the University of Nebraska Foundation, Christmas lights at 33rd and California Streets, Chris is serving as its chairman, 2001-2003. He has been both the always in the forefront.” He received the Suzanne & author and co-author of many medical-related articles 6 anksanks fforor yyourour Walter Scott neighborhood grant for improvements at covering such diverse topics as snakebite, liver function, Gifford Park. public health, stroke, and medical history. ssupportupport ofof Central!Central! 110.0. EElainelaine LLagmanagman HHenryenry PPollackollack JJabenisabenis (CHS(CHS ‘38)‘38) ((CHSCHS ‘‘54)54) Fashion consultant, radio and Dr. Henry Pollack, a 1954 television personality, actress, graduate of Central, has author, and business executive enjoyed a distinguished are words that describe academic career in the some of the many successful Department of Geological endeavors that characterize Sciences at the University of the life of Elaine Lagman Michigan for over four decades. Jabenis. Throughout her life, Elaine has looked for His undergraduate work was at Cornell University, but FFromrom 6 e President...President... challenges, and she has achieved greatness in meeting he returned to Nebraska for a Master’s degree, went those challenges in so many fi elds. In the business on to Michigan for his PhD, and then to Harvard for What a privilege it was to say, “Welcome back,” world, Elaine served as fashion adviser, coordinator, post-doctoral research. He has also conducted research to over 300 Central High alumni and their guests and corporate fashion merchandising director for 23 at universities in Canada, England and Africa. His at the All-School Reunion on June 30th. years at the former Brandeis Department Store, and, honors include fellowship in the American Association A majority of those who gathered in the courtyard later, she established “Elaine Jabenis Productions,” an for the Advancement of Science, the Geological Society were people I had never seen. But they weren’t agency which she created to produce fashion shows. As of America, and the American Geophysical Union, as strangers. The vitality they brought to CHS still a television personality, she worked for WOWT, KETV, well as several teaching awards and lectureships in the lives and breathes in the hallways and classrooms. and KMTV. She wrote two books, used in the U.S., USA and abroad. His recent book, Uncertain Science… Those of us who have experienced Central High Canada, and Japan, on how to become a fashion director. Uncertain World, written for a non-scientifi c audience, School as more than a building, more than books As an actress, she achieved great distinction for her addresses current issues such as global climate change and lessons and an interval between childhood and performances in productions at the Omaha Community in the context of scientifi c uncertainty. In this book he college or the workplace, never really put it behind Playhouse, including twice winning the Fonda-McGuire points out that although uncertainty always obscures us. Something of each spirit remains... and we are Award for Best Actress, being a co-founder of the understanding, waiting for clarifi cation is often just all the richer for it. Playhouse Studio Theater Series (now called the Howard an excuse for maintaining a dangerous status quo. He Drew Theater), and receiving a “Career Award” in 2003. argues that policy must be made in an environment of Sincerely, She also received a “Lifetime Achievement Award” uncertainty, but that mid-course corrections can later from the Theater Arts Guild. After 54 years as an actress accommodate new developments. He believes that James Wilson -- and still going strong -- Elaine is most deservedly uncertainty, rather than hampering problem-solving, James Wilson ‘92 recognized as being the grande dame of Omaha actually stimulates creativity and promotes progress. CHS Alumni Association President 2007 community theater. P.S. I look forward to seeing you at the Ninth RRogeroger WW.. SSayersayers Annual Central High School Hall of Fame ceremony OOrvillerville D.D. MenardMenard on October 4th. This is your chance to honor the ((CHSCHS ‘51)‘51) ((CHSCHS ‘‘60)60) new inductees, greet your fellow alums… and soar As a professor of political In 1962 and 1963, while with the Eagles once again! science, Orville D. Menard, competing for UNO, Roger Ph.D., dedicated 34 years won consecutive NAIA to teaching students at the championships in the 100 MMoreore 6 a ann 330000 EEaglesagles andand University of Nebraska at meters while also winning Omaha. During his distinguished the 200 meter championship GGuestsuests FFlocklock TToo AAll-Schoolll-School career, Dr. Menard received in1963. In 1962, Roger was RReunioneunion ((ContinuedContinued ffromrom bbackack ccover)over) many honors and awards, including the Nebraska selected as a member of the United States Track Team, Council for Social Studies Paul Beck Award for competing in dual meets against both Poland and They laughed as Martin Hoopes recited (perfectly) the list of 50-plus prepositions his English teacher Outstanding Achievement in Social Studies Education, the Soviet Union. While a student at Central, Roger had required the class to memorize. a UNO Ralph Wardle Professorship for distinction in set records in track and was selected to the All-City teaching and research, the Great Teacher Award, and the Football Team. Roger has been inducted into the They fi lled two books with their written memories. Chancellor’s Medal, UNO’s highest honor. His writings University of Nebraska at Omaha Hall of Fame, the A few of the pages bear a smudge or two, where include books, articles and writings on French topics Nebraska Black Sports Hall of Fame, the Omaha Sports sweet reminiscences overfl owed, spilling from eyes and Nebraska history. Other recognitions received by Dr. Hall of Fame, and the Nebraska High School Sports that saw so clearly “the way we were.” There will Menard include selection as a Gilbert Hitchcock Fellow, Hall of Fame. Roger’s business achievements include a be more books—next year, and the year after, into a Fellow for the Center of Great Plains Studies, Fellow 26 year career with the Union Pacifi c Railroad, and he future as rich and precious as Central’s storied past. of the Society for Values in Higher Education, and a also served the City of Omaha as its Director of Human Even as they enjoyed the luxury of air conditioning, U.S. State Department Senior Faculty Fellow. He was Relations. Roger’s community service activities have marveled at the innovations, and celebrated the a President of Pi Gamma Mu, the International Honor included Board President of both the La Fern Williams progress that has kept Central dynamic and relevant, Society in Social Sciences. Dr. Menard conceived Stage Theatre and the Urban League of Nebraska, alumni from the class of 1935 to the class of 2007 and formulated UNO’s Annual European Studies Nebraska Coordinator of the United Negro College have a common heritage. Fund, and member of the Board of Directors of the Conference, the Arts and Sciences Honors Program, Because whatever it is about Central High—an and the Interdisciplinary Studies Major. In community Make-A-Wish Foundation of Nebraska. Roger was also ambience, a heartbeat, a kind of magic that 50 service, Dr. Menard has made presentations to more than twice selected as a recipient of an Outstanding Young prepositions and all the parts of speech in the 150 Omaha groups, and he has served on the Board of Omahan Award. Roger has continued his community dictionary can’t defi ne… whatever it is that unites Directors of the Prospect Hill Cemetery Association, the service as a trustee of Salem Baptist Church. its alumni from every year, in every place… Douglas County Historical Society, and the Central High whatever it is that is essentially Central—hasn’t School Alumni Association. changed at all.

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Alumni Association News See Pages “Birds Of A Feather” 10 & 11 For Hall of Fame More Than 300 Eagles and Guests Flock to The First Bios and Annual All-School Reunion Reservations! Ruth S. Fox was there. She graduated from Central almost 70 years ago, in the class But the Eagles didn’t gather just to look at of 1938. Martin Hoopes ‘39 was there too, all the way from California. Hoopes is a architecture. They enjoyed the bits and pieces World War II historian and writer for the Pearl Harbor Survivors’ Association. Toby of history displayed in two cases in the courtyard. They looked for photos of their Fellman hadn’t set foot in the building since she graduated from Central in 1954. friends and themselves in old yearbooks. They bought mementoes to take home and Maybe you saw her, helping out at the registration table. treasure or give to children or grandchildren, hoping to convey something of the In all, some 200 Central alumni and about 130 guests turned out for the first annual essence of Central with the gift. And they reminisced. A lot of conversations began, CHS All-School Reunion on June 30. They gathered in the courtyard, which many “Remember the time…?” (continued on page 11) remembered as an open-air patch of weeds intersected by sidewalks. They toured the building, guided by seven enthusiastic Student Council members. “Where are the wooden lockers?” some of the alums wondered aloud. They looked in vain for the girls’ and boys’ stairs (left and right sides, respectively) with their tiny restrooms on the landings. They gaped at the spacious new gym and the magnificent stadium. They stood in the old-gym-turned-cafeteria and remarked on how nice it must be not have to climb to the fourth floor for lunch. Not everyone was unfamiliar with the changes. “Doc” Moller, who oversaw many of them in almost 30 years as principal, was there with his wife, Betty. Alumni from Left Photo (left to right): Classmates Joan (Krasne) Marcus ‘55 and N’Zingah Al-Shams ‘55 every decade, including the current one, were in the group that came together that Middle Photo (left to right): Dr. Jack Lewis ‘52 and Alumni Board Member Gary Willis ‘70 warm June afternoon. Right Photo (left to right): Mary Moberg ‘51 and brother Frank Moberg ‘55 CHS All-School Reunion photography by: Howard K. Marcus ‘79

Thanks To Everyone Involved; All-School Reunion To Become Annual Event “We plan to make this an annual event,” says Joanie Reunion committee members Joan (Krasne) Marcus ‘55, Phylis (Caniglia) Andrews ‘77 with refreshments; (Labenz) Eledge ‘76, coordinator of the First Annual Mary Moberg ‘51, Roy Katskee ‘60, and Jim Leslie ‘59. and Howard K. Marcus ‘79 captured the event as a All-School Reunion. “I’m just so thankful it was a good professional photographer.” ‘first.’ We’ve already talked about improvements for CHS Foundation executive director and treasurer Terry next year.” Price, “who can always be counted on for tremendous In conclusion, “The custodial crew was fantastic, and help.” KETV Channel 7 did a nice piece on the 10 p.m. news. Eledge wants to make sure everyone who helped gets Have I forgotten anyone?” Eledge asks rhetorically. CHS principal Greg Emmel, who “was so efficient at credit for the day’s success: “Do I sound like one of those Academy Award winners pulling together all we needed.” Special thanks go to CHSAA President James Wilson who go on and on?” and CHS assistant principal Dionne Kirksey, “who Alumni board members Pat Salerno ‘58, Barry Combs In case you’re wondering… Eledge does plan to go on opened the event and made everyone feel welcome.” ‘50, Gary Willis ‘70, and Dave Schinzel ‘82. and on coordinating the all-school reunion event—for CHS Student Council members, “who did a fantastic “We were also fortunate to have three other alumni offer next year, at least. “It should be easier,” she says job leading the school tours.” to help,” Eledge adds: “Toby Fellman ‘54 at registration; hopefully, “now that we’ve done it once.”