College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2014

Give Praise and Glory At the divine intersection of faith and reason Reflecting the mission of the college, St. Norbert College Magazine links the institution’s past and present by Contents chronicling its academic, cultural, spiritual and co-curricular life. ST. NORBERT COLLEGE MAGAZINE

In Print Online Vol. 46, No. 3, Fall/Winter 2014 A sampling of related content available at snc.edu/magazine. Cover Story Page 10 Page 14 In Cambodia: Tom Conner (Modern Languages & Literatures) has made “These were the newly minted Gap upwards of 50 visits to the Southeast Asian students, just returned from 26 days Is College Worth It? country but his latest trip (page 6) added in the Boundary Waters. Twenty-six a new and enriching experience. intense days of wilderness backpacking, Higher education has undergone radical kayaking and rock-climbing. As a In returning: Homecoming! It was a group, they fairly vibrated with a sense transformation in recent years, and weekend to celebrate. If you couldn’t be of readiness.” here yourself, we missed you – and we’re – Deirdre Egan-Ryan (English) some have begun to question whether happy to bring the event to you, in pictures (page 7) college is actually . worth the investment Page 27 In readiness: – the time, the energy Green Knight football (page 8) He picked up an MBA well into his and the financial cost. players suited up for a media day seventies and continues to stay abreast of It’s a question we ahead of this year’s season. It was a great developments in his industry. At 90 years took to the experts – way to share the energy and commitment of age, Vince Zehren ’48 truly deserves among them, our own that characterizes this team. the title, lifelong learner. alumni base. In detail: We asked a sample of our Page 19 alumni, is college worth it? The results of our survey (page 17) make for Divine Intersection compelling reading. President’s Report A series of four triptychs that greets both In praise: An imaginative approach to budding and seasoned scientists at the environmental design for the new science President Tom Kunkel takes a look entrance to the new Gehl-Mulva Science center (page 19) nods to our Norbertine back at a year of thoughtful adaptation, Center provides a scriptural resolution roots and our ongoing participation in the entrepreneurship and innovation – to the ongoing dialog between science Catholic intellectual tradition. approaches designed to underpin the and religion, faith and reason. It’s a future success of the college. conversation that lies at the heart of the In charge: Col. Erica Nelson ’90 (page Catholic intellectual tradition. 25) is responsible for 1,200 soldiers, 130 civilians and 700 inmates in two On our cover: The triple-layered Page 12 correctional facilities. We asked her what technique used by design firm Arketype inspires her leadership. gives depth to ethereal images that Team Work Departments represent the full panoply of Creation. In brotherhood: The Norbertines at the Two campus friends formed a temporary Bavarian abbey of Roggenburg have hosted 4 Guest Editorial scholarly partnership to research a more many groups from the college over the years. In October, it was our privilege to 5 News of St. Norbert enduring union: the institution of marriage, and its role as a path to holiness. return the favor (page 28). 23 Alumni of St. Norbert Keep an eye open throughout this edition snc.edu/magazine 28 Connection for more links to content on the web. Follow us on your favorite social media channel, too. Just search for St. Norbert College. In My Words / Raechelle Clemmons News OF ST. NORBERT COLLEGE

TOUGH TALK Time to act Season of change n Title IX, enacted Amanda Kim knows in 1972, prohibits gender discrimination discrimination on the and sexual violence basis of gender in hen I arrived at St. Norbert College What disruption in higher education will look are difficult subjects any federally funded a little over two years ago, one of the like is unclear. Christensen argues that disruptive to discuss, but they education program first things I had to get used to was the innovations do not target the core business, and are important ones. or activity. In April of rhythm of the seasons. I moved here from a part of instead compete with “non-consumption.” (In the “For the people who 2011 the Department W have gone through of Education’s the country – California, to be exact – that doesn’t case of higher education, this means people who these situations, we Office of Civil Rights really have seasons, per se. While each time of year aren’t getting a college degree now.) This theory gives need to have these published a letter reflects a transition from the last, fall in particular some hope that whatever upheavals occur, they won’t conversations,” that defined much seems to be, at least to me, the season of change. affect what colleges like ours do. But, Christensen she says. “We higher expectations. The leaves turning colors and falling off the trees, the contends, to survive a disruption in the marketplace need to create an It made clear that infrastructure where the requirements of temperature dramatically dropping … the changes an organization must be modular, with the ability to people can discuss Title IX cover sexual

Raechelle Clemmons NEWS are more visible and dramatic than in other seasonal move its component parts around and draw revenue is vice president and their concerns violence, defined as chief information shifts. Or maybe they are just harder to bear, as we go from different sources than before. And that’s enough and how any physical sexual acts officer at St. Norbert, from warm to cold. to give some institutions pause. investigations may perpetrated against a with overall Right now, higher education feels like it, too, is St. Norbert College has been engaged in occur.” The college is person’s will or where responsibility for in a season of change. You only have to glance at a discussions about the changing nature of higher working with student Title IX meets radical hospitality a person is incapable OF ST. NORBERT groups to raise of giving consent. the implementation newspaper to see the signs: changing demographics education for some time. Working with a president of mission-critical awareness and to let ay “Title IX” and for many people, discrimination is still an issue that needs to enhancements that are resulting in a shrinking pool of “traditional” who hails from the newspaper business has made us everyone know “it’s it’s the increase in the number of be dealt with, but it’s difficult for people to n As part of and initiatives in college-bound students; rising tuition costs and all too aware of what disruptive innovations can do not just about being women’s collegiate sports teams that talk about it, so anything we do to get the St. Norbert’s efforts the information student debt; fears about unsustainable business to an industry. One of my roles – and an area of my a victim, but we all jumps to mind. But the federal civil rights conversation going is good,” she says. to raise awareness have a responsibility S and connect staff technology area. models; and questions – from some really successful job that I love the most – is to promote innovation law means much more than that. It’s about To comply with the new guidelines, and students with This year she and well-educated people – about whether college and consider what role technology might play in it, as whether we’re a roommate, a peer or gender equality across the entire college every St. Norbert staff member and the resources they heads the Big Ideas is even worth it. (Which, by the way, we’re tackling well as the role it plays in a liberal arts education more Group, a task force student to provide campus – both on the field and in the student took an online course this semester need, the college has that was formed last head-on in this issue – turn to page 14 to read broadly. We understand the benefits of diversifying, help if someone classroom. to raise awareness about harassment launched a webpage – year to identify the more). Higher education, most agree, is heading while still staying true to our unique identity, to needs it. This is about In 2011, the government expanded the and assault, and about what to do if they www.snc.edu/titleix – next “big idea” for for, or possibly already in the midst of, a season of ensure our long-term sustainability in our rapidly all of us working that serves as a one- scope and intensity of Title IX, making experience it themselves or witness it. stop guide. The page St. Norbert College. disruption. evolving field. Coincidentally, this approach aligns together to make our colleges more accountable when it comes Incoming first-years and all new students not only contains The group’s current campus a safer, more I’ve just come from a national conference nicely within Christensen’s concept of modularity, to addressing and reporting student-on- also attended an in-person class as part of information about focus is the creation welcoming place.” for higher-education information technology with innovations coming from places other than “the Title IX and links on and promotion of student sexual harassment and sexual their orientation process. “It’s really about filing a complaint, it a sustained culture professionals where disruption was a major theme. In core.” violence. In addition, college employees making sure every single employee and also provides multiple of innovation on many ways this makes sense, as much of the talk about The seasons follow their predictable cycle but it’s are required to go through mandated student knows that help is available and resources to the campus. disrupting forces in higher education thus far has harder to forecast what will come after this season of education courses. It’s a challenge where to get it,” Kim says. “This is also people reporting a centered on new and emerging technology-enabled change in higher education. Many have posited that St. Norbert College is ready to meet. about respecting those who have been possible complaint. models, like MOOCs (massive open online courses). we will see a winter – a time when institutions will “Title IX covers a wide swath from traumatized or hurt and holding each other Clayton Christensen, a Harvard business professor retrench, or die altogether. sexual harassment and disparaging accountable to always treat others fairly. and well-known author, was the keynote speaker for But for an institution like St. Norbert, that knows treatment to assault,” says Amanda Kim That also gets back to our key Norbertine the conference, and focused his address on “disruptive its core business but is willing to adapt and endure – (President’s Office). “For St. Norbert values of human dignity and respect.” innovations” – those innovations that start at the ever ancient, ever new – our efforts will surely lead College, however, we view this greater Alex Clemetson ’15, the president bottom of a market, transform complex and expensive us to a season of renewal, one where we emerge with awareness of gender inequity as an of the Student Government Association, products into ones that are more affordable and easier new blossoms, ready to flourish with the coming of extension of our radical hospitality says the training is an effective way to make to use, and end up displacing existing providers in the another spring. initiative and our campus being a sure everyone has the same information. marketplace. welcoming – and safe – place for all “There’s a base there for discussion and the students and employees.” training is a great way for everyone to take Gabby Zewdu-Habte ’15 says the part,” he says. “I definitely came away with awareness is much appreciated. “Gender more understanding.”

4 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2014 snc.edu/magazine 5 Noted / Off the Press Gallery / Homecoming

On a roll Katie Ries (Art) was thinking Song cycle big as she and her team carved a wood block 60 inches long in which they imagined new saints of the Fox River. Along with art major Dayna Seymour ’16, the printmakers traveled down to the University of Wisconsin-Manitowoc A winning weekend to spend a day inking the block brought triumph for and printing it with a steamroller on the football team loan from the city. Their work was (13-10 over Ripon) included in the ReallyBIGPRINTS!! and waves of nostalgia exhibit at the Rahr-West Museum for the many alums and the Hamilton Wood Type & who came home Soprano Yi-Lan Niu (Music) Printing Museum. to St. Norbert on undertook a concert tour in Asia this Oct. 18. There was time to catch up summer in company with guitarist Co-authored perform “Of Earth and her book manuscript Conner (Modern with professors and Air” in the spring. “Piety and Perversion: Languages & Christopher Cramer from the faculty Two new books by classmates, take part Henson says a Evangelicals and Literatures) has of Beloit College. In addition to newly Blake Henson in the parade, tailgate third, and perhaps the Sexual Pleasure on been published by arranged Chinese folk songs, Niu (Music) with Michigan before the game, party most significant of the the Internet.” McFarland. “This composer/conductor in the evening and get

presented four varied programs that NEWS cycles, “Magnificat,” distinctive volume included the world premiere of a Gerald Custer have up early enough for been published by will receive its Broadly attributed examines France’s premiere this winter. an Old St. Joe’s Mass piece by New York-based composer GIA Music: “The Walking Tree has Dreyfus Affair … with It was composed for the following morning Alexander Nohai-Seaman. The tour Composer’s Craft: published “The a critical eye,” says Yi-Lan Niu (Music, – it was a chance to began at Taiwan’s National Concert A Practical Guide Monster Specialist,” one review. “With OF ST. NORBERT soprano), University reconnect with student Hall and continued with several for Students and by Ed Risden of Wisconsin-Green mini-portraits of the days as well as with Teachers” (2013) (English) writing as presentations at Dharma Drum Bay’s Courtney key players and a old friends. There’s and “From Words to Edward S. Louis. This University and in Spatial & Timing Sherman (soprano) detailed chronology, nothing like being Music: a User’s Guide “lighter-than-air mix of and Elaine Moss this telling book in college! Arts, a gallery and performance space. to Text for Choral Arthurian motifs and

OF ST. NORBERT OF ST. (Music, piano). combines rigorous Enriching the Suzuki Guitar Singapore coordinated Musicians” (2014). folktale elements … scholarship with student experience is the final recital, at Singapore’s Little GIA has accepted a finds fun in the genre Collected cultural commentary one of five priorities Arts Academy. proposal for a third without ever making to demonstrate the for Campaign St. book by the two The latest book fun of it. The prose is Norbert: Full Ahead. NEWS writers, on the subject off the St. Norbert graceful, the humor continued relevance The college is seeking Evidence of a major shift of arranging music. College Press is a playful, and the irony of the example set by $10 million or more to GIA has also collection of poems of the gentlest kind.” Dreyfus and his many provide resources to With the new Gehl-Mulva Science published Henson’s by Ken Zahorski say the publishers. supporters.” Center nearing completion and the choral compositions (English, Emeritus). Risden’s “Theory of Conner wrote help students move Medical College of Wisconsin’s launch “New Waters” and Zahorski’s poems Anglo-Saxon Humor,” about his visit to the easily between the in October of its Green Bay campus “Hodie Christus Natus have appeared in published by Mellen, island prison of Col. classroom and larger Est,” and accepted numerous literary appeared earlier this Dreyfus in “Exile in a life experiences – at St. Norbert, the college is also part of a complete “And Hit a World magazines and year. Dubious Paradise,” experiencing a significant increase education, and at Every Plunge,” journals as well as in His new book on featured in our in potential science and pre-health four chapbooks of Tolkien’s intellectual another significant “Modest Needs” and Summer 2013 issue. majors this year. The number of first- verse. “The Kindness landscape is win for the Green “Eclipse.” year students declaring an interest of Flowers and Other expected early next & Gold. Three song This year Conner took Poems,” the first year from McFarland. For more about in biology, chemistry or one of the cycles by Henson a break from his will be heard on collected edition of his (McFarland is also the the campaign, visit pre-professional programs rose from usual summer campus this year: poetry, is edited by his publisher of “Beowulf giving.snc.edu. 114 in the fall of 2013 to 185 in this regime of reading Madeline Baretta wife, Marijean Allen on Film” [2013] co- year’s class – a 60 percent increase. The and writing to make ’15 (soprano) and Zahorski ’70. authored by Risden division of natural sciences is preparing Tanner Lundquist and Nick Haydock.) his 50th-odd trip to Our online to meet the needs of this cohort as the ’15 (piano) will Accepted Cambodia – this time gallery offers prospective majors move on through perform “Dirge Kelsey Burke Published as a volunteer working more glimpses of the their St. Norbert careers. for Two Veterans” (Sociology) has “The Dreyfus Affair with curriculum Homecoming Parade, this semester, and signed a contract and the Rise of development. tailgate party and Genevieve Gannon with University of the French Public snc.edu/magazine football game. ’15 (soprano) will California Press for Intellectual” by Tom snc.edu/magazine

6 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2014 snc.edu/magazine 7 Noted / Green Knight Athletics Treasure / Windows to the Past

Mass movement women’s tennis. “Our in-church (The team claimed the championship in game is a winner,” 1996, 1997 and 2009). says Coach Steve St. Norbert’s Opgenorth (Football). championship win At the initiative of snapped a streak Coach O, the college of four straight titles parish has been for Grinnell College, Jamie Kivi with the Marian team. offering a celebration which had won nine of Mass in Old St. Joe’s of the last 10 crowns. before each home The automatic game this season. qualifier to the NCAA Coach class works for high fliers Any and all are invited Division III Tournament Assistant coaching positions at the just her second season with Marian’s new to join the team for will be determined at the Saturday morning NCAA Division III level are, almost program, Kivi earned 2013-14 NCHA the MWC Tournament Masses. by definition, stepping-stones to other Co-Coach of the Year honors along with next April. positions up the coaching ladder. The her mentor, Morgan. Green Knight Pre-season strong St. Norbert women’s hockey program is Jillian Kirchner, who joined the football players not immune to that dynamic. Green Knights as an assistant following suit up for a media After a strong junior Quality assistants have helped the Kivi’s departure, also had her first meeting day ahead of this season, forward St. Norbert program rise from humble with Morgan during her recruiting year’s season. Andrew Schwoerer ’15 was one of the beginnings to its place as one of the top journey. While Morgan wanted Kirchner 24 Pre-Season All- OF ST. NORBERT OF ST. Tennis triumphs programs in the nation heading into its for Dartmouth, Kirchner accepted a full American basketball fifth season. Head coachRob Morgan scholarship to Boston University. She is St. Norbert College selections named by wrapped up its fourth has watched a steady stream of assistants now a top assistant at Brown University, DIII News. Schwoerer Midwest Conference averaged 15.6 points

NEWS cut their coaching teeth with the Green the Ivy League Division I program. “She women’s tennis per game last season, Knights. “The neat thing about Division moved up quickly, and we’re proud to championship with good for third on III is they do everything as an assistant have been a part of her coaching roots,” a pair of dominating the team, and was coach,” Morgan said. “They have a role Morgan said. “She was part of the dual-meet wins on second on the team in equipment management, laundry, founding program at BU, and now they’re the final day of the at 6.2 rebounds per fall regular season. planning practices, recruiting, budget, a national contender.” game on his way to The Green Knights learning to cut video and how to teach on filled the assistant second-team All-MWC Amanda Trunzo defeated Knox honors. He entered the ice. They’re involved in everything. position after Kirchner moved on. A College 9-0 at home his senior season with They’re not here just pushing pucks.” finalist for national player of the year at Western Racquet 1,005 career points. Jamie Kivi was Morgan’s assistant honors during her career at Dartmouth & Fitness, and then The Green Knights during the program’s first two years. under Morgan, Trunzo coached high- traveled to Ripon finished 2013-14 with College and beat the Morgan had recruited the Green Bay school hockey for a year before making a 25-2 overall record Red Hawks 9-0 to and a perfect 18-0 native as a high school player when he the move to St. Norbert. She is now the clinch the crown at mark in MWC play, coached at Dartmouth College. Morgan lead assistant at Gustavus Adolphus Larson Courts. including a 23-game Brian Pirman archives. That was really fascinating. Frank Pirman, was on the 1952 football can be just as intriguing and exciting heard through the grapevine that Kivi College. St. Norbert yielded winning streak that Associate Professor of Art I think we should thank Don Pieters, team so I came across old photos of as what it is that you create. was looking to get into coaching after “All three had outstanding collegiate just six points in the spanned from Nov. the late college archivist, for what he him when he was in his early 20s, graduating from Elmira College, and careers as players and bring a great win over Knox and 26 to March 8, when Jim Neilson was looking at some brought to the table as far as saving which was a riot. Knowing that these Brian Pirman (Art) joined the nine points against their season ended in planted the seeds of joining his staff amount of knowledge from a student- collages that I was creating. He really and collating all these awesome old were old black-and-white photos that St. Norbert faculty in 1997. He Ripon. the second round of liked them, and he knew that they were images. It really made me appreciate I was going to colorize, I had vintage strives to create work that is both while attending the Frozen Four. Kivi athlete’s perspective,” Morgan said. “The This is the Green the NCAA Division III looking to decorate the interior windows the rich history that, the college has. on the brain, therefore I tried to pick a engaging and provoking. He is parlayed her experience at St. Norbert common characteristic between all three Knights’ (13-1, Tournament against in Dale’s, and so he recommended me. I would immerse myself for hours at a palette that gave a certain sense of the currently experimenting with digital into the head-coaching job at Marian is that they are super-passionate about 10-0 MWC) fourth Illinois Wesleyan One of the greatest things about the time and, in doing that I just saw a lot antiquated. A lot of times people look photography and image manipulation. University in Fond du Lac, Wis. After wanting to be career coaches.” conference title in University. project was going through the college of images in assorted contexts. My dad, at the final product. But the process

8 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2014 Personally Speaking / Deirdre Egan-Ryan Farewell / Obituary

They made a difference PAUL KEGEL 1935-2014 Into the wild id-September. Amidst the bustle that is an Tennessee, the students began to uncover the varied early fall afternoon at a small liberal arts meanings of community while helping the elderly in college, we sought a quiet yet energetic their seasonal farm cleanup. They read Ernest Gaines’ Mspace to begin the work of our course, “American novel “A Lesson Before Dying” and studied Martin Myths, Community and the Individual.” These were Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech to consider not just any eight students. These were the newly how community-building takes work and patience, minted Gap students, just returned from 26 days and has not always come easily. in the Boundary Waters. Twenty-six days without For me, this has all been new territory. The a shower. Twenty-six intense days of wilderness students were traveling without me for much of the backpacking, kayaking and rock-climbing. As a group course. I was able to meet with them in person for now seated in a circle in a Mulva Library classroom, the first week, and for the next three weeks they used they fairly vibrated with a sense of readiness. iPads to communicate with me. They discussed their When students, faculty and staff took distributed more than 600 batteries for The college and community lost a big- hearted and generous friend with the death of I’ve never experienced a first day quite like this. experience and ideas together, with the assistance of part in Make a Difference Day this fall, smoke detectors. Some 220 students Paul Kegel (English), July 4. their two staff leaders. Even when they were off the Here I sat with eight new students who had already they marked 20 years of the tradition. volunteered that first year. “It was Kegel was first employed as St. Norbert’s worked hard together, disagreed with one another, grid – on the river, for example – they kept track of Jason Schreiber ’97 and John definitely a matching game, matching director of development, 1991-98, and then as NEWS laughed with one another, shared meals together, had their responses to the assigned texts and experiences Dols ’96 remember serving as student people with projects,” says Schreiber. an adjunct professor 1998-2013. During much conflicts. I was the stranger, encouraging them to through journals and essays. I had to trust in the work organizers for the inaugural volunteer “We had volunteers raking leaves, moving of this time he also served as a council member place that experience and the upcoming ones of my I had put in while designing the course, in the material effort, Oct. 28, 1995, to assist De Pere furniture, washing windows, painting in De Pere, as well as on a regional library board. He was an active advocate for adoption.

I had chosen for the students to read and in the residents with yard work and winterizing different things. Student government, OF ST. NORBERT course into a critical framework. They were ready: An energetic teacher, he scheduled personal ready to learn, ready to engage, ready to work. assignments I had crafted. their homes. The organizational social groups and student organizations time with students both international and So began our outside-the-box course The students’ comments were revealing. One challenges were many. Social media got involved.” domestic to improve their learning and writing together. For the next four weeks, we would quoted the young protagonist in Sandra Cisneros’ was not available. Email was in its Cortez says the recipients were more skills. He also taped audio books for students study American culture and history from work: “ ‘Those who don’t know any better come infancy. Finding residents who needed than gracious. “They would invite us in with disabilities. Kegel was a passionate advocate for college OF ST. NORBERT OF ST. the vantage point of the students’ community into our neighborhood scared. They think we’re assistance was no easy task. Dols recalls for cookies, lunch or snacks. For some dangerous. They think we will attack them with shiny theatrical and music events and regularly service across four locations in the United States posting flyers in local banks, grocery of these people that was much more attended art gallery shows. He volunteered and through various myths of American identity. knives. They are stupid people who are lost and got stores and other businesses. “It was a delightful than having their windows repeatedly for “Faculty, Flapjacks & Finals” as By myths, we mean stories that tell us truths about here by mistake ... our knees go shakity-shake and grassroots effort,” he says. “Faculty and cleaned. It was the conversation. That was expert flipper, promoted ESL activities, and NEWS a culture. At the same time, however, myths our car windows get rolled up tight and our eyes staff members found people in their such an eye opener for the students. They even helped financially with exchange students’ needs. themselves are falsehoods that prove unreliable look straight.’ This quote from ‘The House on Mango neighborhoods who we could help. would get in the van and say, ‘She is like Street’ shows how most white people think and feel It was Kegel’s idea to create the Employee in the final analysis. Bearing this paradox in I remember a few skeptical faculty my grandmother,’ or ‘She made us cookies when driving into a bad neighborhood. I actually felt Endowed Scholarship, and he served as one mind, the students would read, view and discuss members. ‘Why would they invite and talked about her life.’ Making a of the application adjudicators. Paul was a the same way until this week.” fiction, poetry, essays and films about American students to their home?’ ‘Why would difference took all sorts of form that day.” generous financial contributor to the college as We worked on reading closely, thinking deeply, culture, at the same time that they were using students get up on a Saturday morning?’ Both of the original Make a well as to his undergraduate alma mater, Ripon crafting smart questions perhaps even more than Difference Day student organizers serve College. His wry sense of humor lives on in the academic and experiential learning to tease One person even asked, ‘What if we get answers, making connections across difficult too many people?’ I assured everyone that in leadership positions today. Dols is memories of many of his acquaintances. No out various myths of American experience. concepts and linking the theoretical with the we were not going to get too many people assistant principal and campus minister amount of ribbing was spared him because In the Boundary Waters before my course even of his “Ripon” license plates, his abhorrence practical. The students reflected this in their self- that first year.” at Holy Family Catholic High School began, they read Jon Krakauer’s “Into the Wild,” of email messages, his love of snickerdoodle evaluations: “One of the first things I took from this The goal was to serve at 100 area sites. in Victoria, Minn. Schreiber recently which we used to examine the idea of the “rugged cookies, and his copious usage of salt at course was to wonder why things are the way they In some cases, locating the site was an became director of student life and lunch. Paul was a charter member of the individual.” While river-rafting, maintaining trails and are. … I now find myself asking questions and chasing adventure. “Some of my fond memories leadership at California State University Curmudgeons’ Table, a notorious cafeteria reclaiming campsites on the Upper San Juan River, after answers to the questions I don’t know. … This are, being chronically lost,” says Carol San Marcos. luncheon gathering of friends currently working the students discussed Barbara Ehrenreich’s “Nickel or retired from the college. As a very social, course has taught me to read between the lines, and Cortez (Communication, Emeritus), who “It’s unbelievable to think that and Dimed,” evaluating the concept of “meritocracy” helpful and gracious person, he was a man one try to find a deeper and less literal meaning from the assisted with the service day. “We didn’t (MADD) is still going at St. Norbert,” says and consumerism in American culture. In Chicago, would like to know and might try to become. text ... .” Here we see a gift that a college education have GPS. We were navigating to homes. Schreiber. “I was nervous that we couldn’t they tutored immigrants, visited prison inmates, can encourage in a student: deeper complexity, rather I remember sitting at home the night do it. John and I balanced each other. He Our thanks to Donald Taylor (Art), longtime friend of Paul and heard stories from former gang members. than simple answers. before with my map out.” always believed it would work out.” Kegel, for this obituary notice. And they read Chicago writer Sandra Not only did the college connect “What made it easy is it was the right Cisneros’ collection “House on Mango Street” Deirdre Egan-Ryan is associate professor of English and director of with residents, but also with De Pere thing to do,” says Dols. “It’s what the academic service-learning at St. Norbert College. to examine the idea of “separate but equal.” In Fire & Rescue. Firefighters and students school is about and should be about.”

10 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2014 snc.edu/magazine 11 Astonished. That’s howJulie Massey ’87 (Mission & Ministry) and Bridget a lot of ignorance about how much work it is.” Burke Ravizza (Religious Studies) describe feeling after talking Liturgical Press plans to publish the work in time for the with 50 married couples about their everyday holiness. They will World Meeting of Families, scheduled for Sept. 22-27, 2015, in share what they learned in their book “Project Holiness: Marriage Philadelphia. (At time of press, Pope Francis was expected to as a Workshop for Everyday Saints.” attend this event.) “We felt astonished a lot of times by the goodness of these The project began to take shape as they did background people and the depth of their love for one another, and fidelity,” reading and determined how to gather information. They formed Team says Ravizza, who teaches a course on marriage and family as partnerships with 20 parishes in two Midwest dioceses. These vocation. Massey says she “came away feeling really humbled by parishes shared names of 105 couples, to whom they sent surveys what other people are doing either in living out their faith, either in summer 2013; 150 of the 210 surveys were returned. in particular devotion practices or in the way they’re attentive The parishes also introduced them to 50 couples, with some to their spouse. There were some examples we encountered that of whom they met from October 2013 to May 2014. In recorded were downright humbling.” two-hour focus groups, they spoke with 38 of the couples, two “They would talk about how good they are to each other,” to four at a time, and with 12 more in 90-minute single-couple Work Ravizza says, “the depth of their prayer life and what they do in sessions. They asked questions and listened to the couples’ Co-authors turn a the wider community. The kinds of service and hospitality that we stories. The writing began in May. heard about were really humbling but also inspirational.” Throughout the process, the co-authors continued their One thing they learned is that there’s no one-size-fits-all regular duties and continually assured each other that they were scholarly lens onto the formula for a successful marriage, whether it’s prayer styles or doing what they could, a day at a time. going to bed angry. Some said never go to bed angry. Others said Then their deadline was moved up a year to coincide with the sometimes it takes more time, while trusting that they will deal family conference. with the problem later and are not just running from it. Fortunately, Ravizza was not scheduled to teach this past vocation of marriage Ravizza and Massey also speak of surprising insights couples summer. And the college had recently instituted a staff sabbatical By Tony Staley have. For example, one woman, in discussing fidelity, said: “I policy that allowed Massey to work half-days for eight weeks over could be better at being appreciative because I could take for the summer so that she could write during the rest of the day. granted what a good person my husband is and what he does for Massey says she’s grateful for that opportunity and for the me,” Ravizza says. “That’s one thing I’ve thought about in my own support of her staff. marriage since we did that project.” The project also matches Massey’s belief “that professional Both Ravizza and Massey are married with children and serve staff in colleges and universities should be involved actively in with their husbands in the FOCCUS pre-marriage education the life of the mind, that they should be reading, they should be program in their parishes, working with engaged couples who writing, they should be presenting. We work in higher education, have completed a 156-item inventory that assesses how each we should be scholars of our own sort.” person looks at numerous issues. Ravizza, as a member of the teaching faculty, has a belief that The idea for the book sprang from a session on everyday complements her co-author’s. “I understand my job as a theologian holiness Ravizza attended in 2011 at the Catholic Theological is not to just serve the students – although obviously that’s a huge Society of America conference. She asked Massey about co- part of what it means to be a professor – but the wider church.” writing a book “steeped in the experiences of couples and hearing “Project Holiness” will relate the stories and findings from the how they talk about the holiness of their own relationships” and surveys and interviews in six chapters – friendship, sexuality, “how faith impacts their married and family life.” sacrament and ritual, service, suffering and fidelity – plus an Massey, who had written two articles on everyday holiness, introduction, appendix and conclusion. The authors see their says she believes “we need to be looking for opportunities to be audience as engaged couples, married people and church living out holiness and to think about what we believe” in “the joy professionals, as well as college students studying marriage. They and the muck” of daily life. acknowledge that the work has a specifically Catholic focus and “We had written a pair of articles for Liguorian magazine and frame of reference. so felt like we had an ability, that our writing styles were similar As the writing phase ends, Massey and Ravizza talk about their enough that we felt comfortable drafting and then critiquing each gratitude to the couples, who, in offering their stories, not only other and reworking drafts,” Massey says. “We felt like we were spoke frankly and candidly about their marriages and children but able to do that professionally and that our friendship was able to also about their sense of responsibility for this gift. “They were sustain that. willing to come and share just out of the goodness of their hearts. “And then,” she adds with a hearty laugh, “we were blessed with They were getting nothing out of it,” Ravizza says.

Authors Bridget Burke Ravizza and Julie Massey ’87 discuss their research findings.

snc.edu/magazine 13 College: Is It Worth It?

By Paul Nicolaus ’05 We’re not in Kansas anymore. St. Norbert appears high on recent lists released “The decision by publications that rate specifically on education not to attend A model that has remained largely unchanged for and affordability. Dig a little deeper, though, and decades and even centuries has undergone radical it’s the personal accounts that add substance to the college for fear transformation in recent years. Higher education has numbers, liven up the canvas and illustrate return on that it’s a bad entered a realm where textbooks have gone digital, investment. classroom walls have given way to virtual reality deal is among and MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) have the most welcomed the masses. Opportunities explored Combine these sweeping changes with stories of For Cabrini Jablon ’97 (Admissions), affordability economically crippling levels of student debt and an economy still was an issue at the heart of her own search for the irrational recovering from arguably the worst crisis since the place to call home during her formative years. Initially, Great Depression and it’s no wonder that some have she didn’t anticipate that she would be able to afford decisions begun to question whether college is actually worth the school of her choice, but after completing the anybody could the investment – the time, the energy, and yes, the financial aid process, Jablon came to realize that money. St. Norbert was a viable option after all. make in 2014.” According to an article published in The Economist During her undergraduate years, she worked – David Leonhardt on April 5, 2014, this depends. A lot rides on the in the college’s office of admission as a tour guide, in The New York Times school itself and the type of discipline studied. Some which helped shape the direction of her career path. degrees pay for themselves, and others may amount to “That’s how I began to think about the profession of a waste of resources. admission counseling,” Jablon notes. “Being exposed Others argue college couldn’t be a safer bet in to working in the admissions office and higher ed in today’s climate. In The New York Times, David general helped me solidify my career goals.” Leonhardt refers to a new set of data in a May 27, Now as she underscores the value of a St. Norbert 2014, article revealing that the pay gap between education to prospective students, Jablon is able to college graduates and all others has hit a record high, share not only the obvious highlights like the four- leading him to conclude that “the decision not to year graduation guarantee or the individualized attend college for fear that it’s a bad deal is among the attention from faculty but also her own experiences most economically irrational decisions anybody could as both student and staff member at a school that has make in 2014.” never lost its luster. As the recession lingers on in the nation’s collective “There’s just that warm feeling as if I was a first- consciousness and many look to stretch their dollars year student that I still get every day when I come to with greater diligence, where in the world does a campus,” she says. small Catholic liberal arts institution and the lone Like Jablon, Steven Garza ’13 says his college Norbertine college in existence fit into this larger issue experience left a lasting impression, and it didn’t waste of national debate? any time in doing so. “Into the Streets” brought him National rankings at least begin to paint a picture and other first-year students into the Green Bay area of a school that offers exceptional value. In particular, community to engage in a day of volunteer service

14 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2014 snc.edu/magazine 15 work before classes even got underway. It was an through her many successes within academia, but the When Money experience that he says set the tone for an education importance of the type of support she received early magazine that instilled the value of serving others. on is difficult to measure or quantify. released this Straight to the source “The greatest fulfilment we can have in life is to Mention numbers, though, to John Koker ’84, year’s “The 25 serve another person, serve a greater cause, serve a dean of the College of Letters & Science at University Most Affordable greater need,” he says. “I personally believe that it’s of Wisconsin Oshkosh, and he’ll likely light up. Hang In order to better understand the value a definitely worth the expense to them.” a large proportion had been significantly Colleges,” very important to want to serve bigger causes, and around campus long enough, too, and you might just St. Norbert College education brings to the This is evidenced, in part, by the view impacted by the expense of their education. St. Norbert one way I am doing that right now is working in the spot him acting in unexpected ways. table, the office of institutional effectiveness that their alma mater does a better job The highest proportion of respondents – at appeared at developed a survey to pick the brains of of providing value for money spent when 44 percent – had taken between six and number 20. federal government as a political appointee,” he says. A professor of mathematics with a passion for the His current role as special assistant to the White stage, Koker sustains his lifelong interest in theatre by those who seem best equipped to offer compared with the higher education system 10 years to repay student loans (their own This listing their thoughts on the matter: the individuals as a whole. In this regard, 22 percent of and their partner/spouse’s), which affected House liaison with the Department of Commerce taking on roles in student-produced plays and films. took the who have experienced and paid for an respondents rated St. Norbert as “excellent” other important life decisions to a “great came about, at least in part, because of the support In the process, he’s become a walking personification highest-ranked education at St. Norbert. and 31 percent as “very good” versus 7 extent”: 74 percent had delayed marriage, he received as he took advantage of learning that of what a liberal education can foster and send out 665 private The survey reached out to alumni who and 25 percent, respectively. 70 percent had postponed the process of existed beyond college grounds. “St. Norbert helped into the world. colleges on have been out of school long enough to But respondents were honest about starting a family, and 65 percent had altered find me opportunity and fostered my drive to find “I often say that going to college is the best thing the magazine’s become well-established in their careers the financial impact of their education on their choice of career. opportunity,” he says, pointing to an internship with I have done in my life,” says Koker, whose academic “Best Colleges” while simultaneously targeting those who their later life. For some, college had not Beyond this type of hard data, Kunkel roster and the office of the chief of staff in the White House as an journey began when he arrived at St. Norbert as a are likely still pursuing them. Of those who necessarily translated into higher-paying expresses his appreciation that so many honed in on net example. first-generation college student. (This fall, his alma graduated between 1983 and 1998, more jobs or entry into a career that directly alumni – roughly two-thirds of respondents price of a degree Everyone was willing to find a way to make it mater adds to his long list of honors received with its than 400 responded. connected to their area of study. Others – took the time to answer the open-ended and student debt work, Garza recalls. “St. Norbert was allowing own Alumni Award for Distinguished Achievement in “I do think the findings are gratifying,” questioned the viability of financing an questions presented within the survey. This, totals. me the opportunity to go off campus, expand my Education. See page 31.) says President Tom Kunkel. “The education at St. Norbert today knowing he says, is where the nuances are revealed educational experiences, and get a foot in the door,” During a stretch when it’s become popular to satisfaction with St. Norbert was generally the price tag has continued to rise over the that help the college determine what it’s he says. “It was one of the greatest honors of my life, criticize the payoff of a college degree based on initial very high. There’s no question that the great years. doing particularly well and how it can work and St. Norbert played a role in helping make that job placement and earnings, Koker reminds that a majority of them felt like this college was Like so many others across the nation, to better serve students moving forward. opportunity happen.” shortsighted view misses out on plenty. “It is well- documented that even though the cost of college is Bolstering belief quite expensive, it pays for itself in the long run,” he says, referring to a January 22, 2014, report entitled I learned so much According to Garza, one of the elements that “How Liberal Arts and Sciences Majors Fare in about thinking critically. For the second sets St. Norbert College apart is the genuine passion Employment” that was released by the Association of Higher education, I was challenged daily. year in a row, Going to college teaches I think it is displayed by faculty along with a willingness to share American Colleges & Universities and the National particularly private I experienced so many Washington Catholic higher education, you how to think more worth the time but that with students so they, too, can pursue their own Center for Higher Education Management Systems. great opportunities … I had Monthly named needs to steadily make the than it defines your career I do agree the cost unique interests with a similar sense of enthusiasm. The report examines earnings and long-term amazing instructors who is astronomical and St. Norbert case for the intrinsic value path. The more nimble your The chance to foster meaningful relationships with career paths for college graduates with various thinking, the more horizons opened whole new worlds hard to finance for many. number 32 on of a liberal arts education faculty members can pay big dividends in other ways undergraduate majors, and answers questions AND its impact on workforce will open up for you. to me. I wasn’t just another I wish it was more its “America’s as well. “There is no way that I would be where I am commonly posed by students, parents and development and lifetime student, I was made to affordable for all. Best Bang today without St. Norbert,” says Marybeth Gasman policymakers about the value of college degrees. earning power for those feel valued. … I feel very for the Buck” blessed to have had an ’90, professor of higher education at the University of According to Koker, it argues that “whatever with higher education liberal arts degrees. SNC education. Pennsylvania. colleges – an undergraduate major they may choose, students who honor reserved By her own account, Gasman grew up in a poor pursue their major within the context of a broad for schools that family in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. “Not a lot liberal education substantially increase their likelihood effectively help of people believe in you when you grow up that way,” of achieving long-term professional success.” non-wealthy she says. “My whole life I’ve had people say things to Another key finding from the report, adds Koker, students attain me like, ‘You’re not that smart, but at least you work is that in addition to higher salaries, college graduates marketable hard.’” generally have higher job satisfaction and a higher degrees at Mentoring and encouragement from faculty quality of life. They are also more likely to become members (Communication affordable Kevin Hutchinson involved in their communities and follow their More insights prices. and Media Studies) and Eliot Elfner (Business passions. from our Administration) had a profound effect on her future. survey are included “Even when other people didn’t think I was that smart, Sought-after skills in our report online. they always believed in me,” she says. “And that makes snc.edu/magazine a big difference.” According to President Tom Kunkel, when A tenured professor at an Ivy League school by the employers are asked what it is they’re looking for in age of 40, Gasman has more than proven her smarts college graduates, time and again they answer with

16 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2014 the same attributes: the ability to think critically, create an experience that just might transcend dollars By drawing on an ancient scripture for the series of work in teams, communicate effectively and adapt to and cents. triptychs that now grace the atrium of the Gehl-Mulva change. “All of these things are hallmarks of a liberal “My SNC education was worth the time, money arts education, so we are providing the things that and effort, not because it instantly translated Science Center, the design team was able to meet its Divine charge: to awaken a sense of creative inquiry in all those employers say they want,” he notes. into a high-paying job, but because it helped me Case in point? Meet Craig Dickman, founder, CEO transform myself as a person,” noted one alumni who would ultimately use the building. and chief innovation officer of Breakthrough Fuel. survey respondent. “You cannot put a price on the Intersection His company manages the energy that companies like experiences I had at St. Norbert College,” said another. Procter & Gamble, Georgia-Pacific and John Deere “It was a safe environment where I could explore who use to move products to market. I was and who I wanted to become.” It is a company built upon innovation and “It gave me the opportunity to see the world from My SNC creativity, explains Dickman. It all started with a a different perspective,” Koker says, noting the chance education couple of patents and now, 10 years in, there are to meet people from other parts of the country and tangible efforts made to develop at least one new world, the opportunity to study other cultures and was worth patentable product each year. religions, and the ability to head off campus during the time, “Organizations like ours that are kind of fast- spring breaks and vacations to work in homeless moving and changing within the marketplace really shelters through the campus ministry program. “It money do need people who can look at problems and figure was a chance to really grow,” he adds, “and that’s and it out, bring a fresh pair of eyes, and bring a creative where it all started.” skill,” he says. Beyond that creativity, he highlights the When relationships are factored into the equation, effort, not ability to communicate and collaborate effectively as it’s hard to ignore the enhanced opportunities for skills fostered particularly well at St. Norbert. building lasting connections within a residential because The last piece of the puzzle, Dickman says, is campus setting where face-to-face interaction it instantly confidence, because – within six or nine months of continues to remain the norm despite emerging joining his team – employees could realistically be trends in higher education. translated interacting with senior leaders at publicly traded “The friends I met have become lifelong friends,” into a companies with every expectation that they can hold wrote one alum. “We turn to one another in every their own. crisis and joy, after 30 or more years.” Others speak of high- “Folks won’t give themselves the license to think the meaningful relationships developed with faculty paying or attack problems and certainly won’t communicate and staff. “I loved the small class size,” wrote one. “I them if they don’t have confidence,” he says, adding enjoyed getting to know my professors. I felt like part job, but that a liberal arts education puts students in a of a family.” Still others, including Koker, mention situation where they have the ability to build self- marriages whose beginnings can be traced back to life because it assurance and practice the skills that allow them to be at St. Norbert. helped me effective members of the workforce. In the midst of swirling national debate about As his company has grown, Dickman has found the worth of a college education, Kunkel says this transform what he is looking for in St. Norbert graduates time apparent crossroads faced by the higher-education myself as and again. Since inception, he has hired nine alumni system as a whole isn’t such a bad thing. It’s leading of the school, a figure amounting to 20 percent of his to a shake-up of the status quo, providing more a person. total staff. opportunities for people to pursue an education, and “If we’ve got a student coming out with an forcing traditional institutions to do what they do best undergraduate liberal arts degree who is a creative while finding ways to differentiate themselves. thinker, who can communicate, who can work with In St. Norbert’s case, it means taking the positive others and collaborate, and is confident enough to attributes at the core of the school and mixing in articulate who they are, what they are doing, and what today’s modern tools and capabilities in order to fuse TRIPTYCH 1: The Universe, The Heavens they hope to accomplish,” he says, “then we have, I it into “a really unique, high-quality 21st-century think, a really exceptional person stepping into our educational experience,” Kunkel says, all while keeping organization.” affordability as the main priority moving forward. e who sings, prays twice,” said St. Augustine, which text of the Canticle that would inspire him. As one respondent suggested, this type of top- “H must be one reason why canticles and psalms are at the The dialogue between faith and reason: It’s an argument Transformative experience notch education often finds ways to provide lessons heart of the liturgy. Among these songs of praise is the Canticle – or, perhaps, no argument at all – that is one of the major that linger on long after the graduation ceremony has of Daniel, sung faithfully as part of the daily office every Sunday components of the Catholic intellectual tradition. And it was on While a high-quality education ought to prepare its come and gone: “It was and is much more than just an and on every major feast of the church. So when the Rev. Ciferni’s mind in particular, in his role as one member of the team students for jobs, careers and financial stability, there education for a future career,” wrote this alum. “It was Andrew Ciferni, O.Praem., ’64 was pondering a problem both charged with ensuring that the environmental design of the new are plenty of other elements that, when fostered, can an education in how to live a good life.” philosophical and aesthetic, it was no surprise that it was the science center was sensitive to the very purpose that had brought

18 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2014 snc.edu/magazine 19 “Research is itself a ministry. Where our work of science and research goes is eventually to praise – and that’s what the Canticle of Daniel is doing.”

– The Rev. Andrew Ciferni, O.Praem., ’64

TRIPTYCH 2: Weather TRIPTYCH 3: Mother Earth A team from Arketype, a Green Bay-based agency, the building into being. can be read equally by those on its first and second floors. The worked closely with Ciferni says: “When I pray the Canticle I try to image those installation of an ethereal work of art inspired by the Canticle college representatives to ensure that interior things it mentions – mountains and hills, ice and snow. It’s an transforms the space into a place of celebration. “Now you have design solutions for the new expression of Hebrew cosmology, which is incredibly parallel to an illustration that says, look up there,” says Drew Van Fossen science center would match our understanding of the origins of the universe. You go from (Communications). “There you have the Father, Son and Holy the richness and depth of the educational experience fish to birds to mammals … .Then you come to humanity, and Spirit. That’s perfect communio. We strive to have that kind of offered within. humanity, ultimately, is praising God.” relationship.” The canticle represents communio from below, The lofty atrium calls for a piece on a monumental scale that rising to the heavenly ideal.

20 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2014 snc.edu/magazine 21 ALUMNI OF ST. NORBERT 23 snc.edu/magazine On the way to Colorado, the road trip road trio Colorado, the made to way On the suggestions offer to happy than more Alumni were was past, on Facebook “In the our communication made a engagement and Twitter Facebook trip road the is down since engagement “Our up was included an alumni from Baraboo, It Wis. member who planned trip Colorado to her annual outing.” golf the around several at stops suggested places by alumni through social The would mediagroup post interaction. where it was headed meet- on potential and ask thoughts for up locations. on Facebook, with one member even driving an hour in Omaha, The meet alsoto group Neb. travelers the Dubuque, in Janesville, Dyersvillemade stops Wis.; and Des Moines, Colorado Neb.; Iowa; Kearney, Springs, and Morrison, Denver Colo.; and Kansas City and St. Louis, Mo. would post something Sabo explains. “We one-way,” wanted start to We and alums would comment. and as a two-way communication, using Facebook had be start. to might a cool way this we thought We any have some areas visit, in mind to but we didn’t specific hours and dinners.” locationsfor happy the trip, duringsignificant jump 569 a with percent average to compared increase reach total in Facebook followers. increase and a 16.7 percent in Twitter ended, but it still has increased it was from where Sabo says. “This was definitely trip,” the before visit to other something we can use as a template locations future.” in the

“From day one, we knew day we wanted make to “From the tripfor The impetus was outinggolf an alumni “Thegolf outing had 22 players, which was more The alumni office faces a The alumni office logistical challenge there was answer:This summer one simple Road SaboJohn ’07 and Beth Riebe ’04 (Advancement), along with Norby the Knight, the set along with Norby off (Advancement), 3,300 covered that adventure excellent on a 10-day The trip not only half of July. miles latter during the succeeded opportunities in creating in-person for a level it also generated of socialinteraction, media exceeded expectations. that engagement with our alumni community,” tripthis interactive and posted Facebook, to Sabo says. Twitter “We during trip, created blog site the which college’s the and page our Facebook a reason ‘like’ alums to for Twitter.” us on follow organized manager by Mark Condon ’79, general A strong Redat Rocks Country Club near Denver. alumni group had been conducting Denver-area events past the few years, 21 outing date July and the Tom schedule president worked with the college of . Kunkel Sabo says. “The to sign firstgroup we expected,” than St. road Norbert the to takes College each year as connect with a to it brainstorms ways St. NorbertCollege alumni base spread across the Organizing alumni events in cities withcountry. large about populations of alumni is a no-brainer but what like – places scattered grads more where are places Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado and Missouri? trip! Alumni NORBY SAYS As part of a road Being the great Some kids tossed What a great way to OF ST. NORBERT COLLEGE NORBERT OF ST. I get to do a lot of fun the things as Norby, official St. Norbert College mascot. This summer might have provided the coolest experience yet. trip to visit alumni across the country, I visited Dyersville, Iowa, home of the famous Field of Dreams site from the 1989 movie of the same name. The Lansing family farm is set up just like it was for the movie, and the corn was nice and high when we arrived on July 17. athlete I am, I couldn’t resist stepping onto the diamond and taking a few swings. pitches and families in the stands cheered for me. I was so excited that it was all I could do just to make contact. introduce the college to a whole new audience! An inventive and thoughtful approach to signage and decorative elements for the Gehl-Mulva Science Center nods both to the college’s rootedness Science Center nods both to the college’s in the Norbertine tradition and its ongoing participation in the Catholic intellectual tradition. snc.edu/magazine The steeple of Old St. Joe’s, next-door neighbor to the neighbor science to next-door The steepleSt. of Old Joe’s, between faith imagine conversation to way the “One TRIPTYCH 4: The Human Family as the Voice of Creation Praising God as the Voice Family 4: The Human TRIPTYCH center, is a visible presence throughout the atrium, adding to the the adding to atrium, the is a visible throughout presence center, is sacred this space. sense that Fostner, Jay Rev. the says and reason, and religion,” science door. church standing in the we’re that ’84, “is O.Praem., called spot, look to both in, and out.And from that we’re The continues.” conversation Fall/Winter 2014 College Magazine | Fall/Winter Norbert St. 22 ALUMNI OF ST. NORBERT 25 snc.edu/magazine The colors for colors The It’s knowing It’s My husband, Robert, husband, My My parents were were parents My The longer I serve, The longer I always wanted be I always to Nelson shares more on leadership in our interview at www.snc.edu/magazine.  Forever Green & Gold Forever A fighting chance Colonel of truth Better than a medal This we’ll defend On the home front served retiring 20 years as a soldier, wasin 2000. Our born daughter the been a stay-at-home so he’s following year, past the 12 years. in a verydad for I’m as role, a senior-ranking nontraditional in one, too. he’s but officer, female the deeperthe respect my and love of this for country grows. States United the Although perfect, been are I’ve that a lot of places isn’t really struggling. The hopethat is everybody, can live in a peaceful situation. someday, Col. Erica ’90 Nelson Assists, protects, defends Col. Erica Nelson of the, commandant Department only maximum- of Defense’s security prison, also commands the 15th Military Brigade. Police that any small part I play can have a can small part have I play any that soldiers,positive on my impact on my militaryorganization, on the as a whole. a leader who set the example by word and by word a leader who set example the I soldiersdeed. that show my to I have willing support to them I’m care and that goes just particular in their that job. I think person.with being an authentic our branch of the serviceof the our branch green are piped I became it was I think with that gold. fate a military police officer! extremely strong in their character, character, in their strong extremely discipline and selfless service.reallyIt instilled a very in me. keen ethic work Henry Ralph DeMarco, Donald Danks, Leonard La the parochial vicar andthe parochial at St. Roseadministrator in Cuba of Lima Parish Wis.,as pastor and City, of various Wisconsin parishes. He is survived and by his sister-in-law three nephews. 1950 Hinnendael, of Madison, Wis., died May 5, 2014, at the age of 87. Hinnendael served in the United States Navy and later worked with the State of Wisconsin for 39 years, retiring as director of management services at Central Wisconsin He is survived by Center. his wife, Emerita, and six children. 1950 of Neenah, Wis., died May 12, 2014, at the age of 85. DeMarco served in the United States later working as Navy, a chemist at Neenah 30 years. for Paper He is survived by four children. 1950 of Sheboygan Falls, Wis., died July 3, 2014, at the age of 86. Danks served in the United States Army during later War, the Korean working at Curt G. Joae Inc. and then at Hayssen Manufacturing Co. for 26 years. He is survived by his wife, Carmen, and his six children. 1950 , of Green Bay, Plant Jr. died July 4, 2014, at the age of 85. He served in the United States Marine Corps during the Korean and played trumpetWar in the San Diego Base Band. He worked as an tool designer engineer, and facilities manager at Northwest Engineering for 40 years. He is survived by his wife, and his two Nancy, children.

’11, , June Samantha Marc Leisgang Elizabeth Bauer Dan Zegers and Renee Wenig Kristina Tyma Col. Arthur William Hoell, Theodore Dorn, Robert Vickman, Brian Lueth ’09, 2010 Christian and Andrew Haas, Aug. 2, 2014. They live in Madison, Wis. 2011 30, and Bria Sill, Nov. 2013. They live in De Pere. 2011 and Alex Allie June 7, 2014. They live in Manitowoc, Wis. 2011 Amanda Berry 28, 2014. They live in Mo. Kansas City, 2011 and ’09, Lafayette, Ind., July 5, 2014. 2013 and May 24, 2014. They live in De Pere. Deaths 1941 Bachhuber, of Bonney died MarchLake, Wash., 11, 2014, at the age of 95. He served during II and in War World He is War. the Korean survived by a son. 1944 died Aug. of Green Bay, 14, 2014, at the age of 91. He served in the United States Army II. He War during World then became owner and operator of Motor Parts Machine Company, Warehouse United Parts and Hoell Machine He is survived Company. by his sister and his three children. 1947 of Milwaukee, died July 2, 2014, at the age of 91. He is survived by his family and friends. 1948 The Rev. Dominic, J. Francis of Sinsinawa, Wis., died March 8, 2014, at the age of 88. He served as a parochial vicar at St. Bernard in Madison, as Parish

, June 21, Brett Adam Hyska, Fox and and Sarah Rudzinski Andrew and Sara Meghan Smith Amber Hartl and Megan Scheibe Elizabeth Eileen Bergan Sara Podein andSara Popp Amman Teresa Dan and Lisa Matthew and Orrico Trish Autumn Tyler Abitz ’10, Tyler David Lemon ’08, Jay Reilly ’09, Oct. Chicago, Ill. 2006 , Mayand Brett Dunnick live in24, 2014. They De Pere. 2006 McIlree, June 28, 2014. They live in Minneapolis. 2007 Geary, Juneand Kevin 14, 2014. They live in Heights, Ill. Palos 2008 Eric Seitz ’08, June 14, 2014. They live in Madison, Wis. 2008 and Josh Mayer, July 13, 2013. They live in Bellingham, Wash. 2008 Colletti Buboltz ’08, July 26, 2014. They live in De Pere. 2008 and Aug. 2, 2014. They live in Schaumburg, Ill. 2008 and Oct. 11, 2014. They live in Minneapolis. 2009 Christopher June 8, 2013. They live in Green Bay. 2009 and 12, 2013. They live in Brookfield, Wis. 2009 Brunelli, May 17, 2014. They live in Mount Prospect, Ill. 2009 Elizabeth 2014. They live in Tipp Ohio. City, 2009 , Aug. and Mike Pater 2, 2014. They live in Sycamore, Ill. 2010 Tapley Solakiewicz ’10, June 21, 2014. They live in Aurora, Ill.

and and Tim Suman, Jan. Jennifer Kirchen and Eric Wagner Nicole Melissa (Tyson) Melissa (Tyson) Angie (Currie) Briana (Casey) Marisa Gera (Daniels) Abbey Box and Karina Willes Jennifer Heather Amy Berkovitz Kevin Kaczmarek Kevin Eric DeSalvo and Jeff Greatens, June 29, 2014. They live in Green Bay. 2004 and Shawn Knutson, 8, 2013. Milwaukee, Nov. 2006 Aug. Samantha Mabry, 24, 2013. They live in Green Bay. 2006 Kleronomos and ’03, Jakub Kar-Ali May 3, 2014. They live in 2009 , and Lucas Keberlein aBremerton, Wash., June Hannah, daughter, 15, 2014. 2009 and Mike Biancalana, Sept. 20, 2014. They live Ill. in Palatine, 2010 and ’10, Evans Mills, Jr. Faye a daughter, N.Y., Elizabeth, Jan. 24, 2014. 2010 (Trakanovich) ’10, Sam Tikka Anchorage, Alaska, a 27, 2014. son, Finn, Feb. 2010 Marriages 1992 Jitendra 21, 2013. They live in Wis. Ellison Bay, 1992 , Dec. and Kami Young 6, 2013. They live in Milwaukee. West 1998 Rebarchik Sumiec, Aug. 24, 2013. Jennifer welcomes two stepdaughters, Abby, 10. They 14, and Molly, Wis. live in Wauwatosa, 1999 Melendy and Ryan , March Walle Vande 15, 2014. They live in Green Bay. 2002 and ’09, Baltimore, a son, Vincent, July 29, 2014.

Olejniczak, Kristen Buettner Casey (DeGreef) Justine Lindsey (Vogel) (Simon) Tanya Matthew and (Schmitz) Trisha Sarah Kaminski Jackie (Karol) Kat (Reyment) Kate (Mayhew)

Spencer Carbery Collin Jeanquart Joe McCulloch Gary Kemppainen Gary Kemppainen daughters, Norah anddaughters, Norah 19, 2014. Jan. Audrey, 2006 and ’06, North Charleston, Vivian, S.C., a daughter, 12, 2014. Vivian Feb. joins brother Hudson, 2. 2006 and ’06, a son, Carter Louis, May 21, 2014. 2006 (Flesher) and Chris a Skog ’07, Green Bay, Harmony Ann, daughter, June 12, 2014. 2006 and Aaron Kabat, a daughter, Green Bay, Quinn Marie, June 24, 2013. 2007 and Matt Arentsen, Wis., a son, Kohler, Josiah Steven, June 28, 2013. 2007 Sarah Milwaukee, a son, Walter 9, 2014. Feb. Matthew, 2008 and ’07, Dardenne Prairie, Mo., a son, Jackson Dec. 14, Joseph (J.J.), 2013. 2008 and husband Zachary Campillo, Green Bay, Audrey Ione a daughter, Campillo, on May 17, 2014. 2008 and Jeff Ziebke, Elmhurst, Ill., a daughter, Audrey Elizabeth, July 6, 2014. 2009 Vanden and Yates Heuvel, Appleton, Wis., 8, a son, Jack, Feb. 2013. Jack joins brother Luke, 1. 2009 and ’09, Menominee, Mich., April a son, Grant Henry, 2, 2014.

and and Reed Johnson, Lauren (Uildriks) Emily (Kirby) Sara (Gross) Michelle Jessica Jeff and Megan Anne James Ziebka Jerimiah Janssen Dear Professor Hoping to reconnect Hoping to reconnect prof with a favorite from St. Norbert? can help with We find our that! You’ll “Dear Professor” form, along with plenty of other ways of staying in touch, at http://www. snc.edu/alumni/ keepintouch. Waukesha, Wis., aWaukesha, Nora Mary, daughter, Dec. 13, 2013. 2004 Winters ’04 and Adam Winters ’04, Issaquah, a daughter, Wash., Alexis Caroline, on Aug. 5, 2014. Alexis joins brother Ethan, 3. 2005 and Ill., a ’04, Oak Park, Lucille Byrne, daughter, 22, 2014. Feb. 2005 and ’01, Menasha, Wis., a April Piper, daughter, 23, 2014. Piper joins 5, and brothers Parker, Lucas, 3. 2005 (Gunderson) and Loewenhagen Ken a son, ’05, Green Bay, Bryson Michael, May 22, 2014. Bryson joins sister Morgan, 5, and brother 3. Parker, 2005 (Novitsky) Brubaker, Western Springs, Ill., twin Reed daughters, Taylor and Chelsea Ryan, June 12, 2014. Taylor and Chelsea join sister Hayden, 2. 2006 Bend,Buehler, West Wis., a daughter, Caroline Anne, Oct. 7, 2013. 2006 (Michulsky) Nathan Fitchburg, Wis., twin

and Tony and Tony Barnes, Leiterman ’98, Meghan Jennifer (Stay) Jennilee (Berry) Erin (Crotty) Liz (Drew) and Matt and Colleen Anissa (Adams) Kara Owens and Alissa (Bauer) Sarah (Duffrin) Jeremy Jackson and ’03, Lisle, Ill., a daughter, Evelyn Margaret, March 12, 2014. Evelyn joins sister Lillian Marie, 4. 2003 (Umphres) and Chad Leatherman, Phoenix, Florence a daughter, “Florie” Germaine, May 3, 2014. 2003 Bastien, Green twin daughters, Bay, Cora Lee and Bailey Margaret, July 10, 2014. 2004 and Dean Schlinsky, Milwaukee, a son, Ethan, May 30, 2013. Ethan joins sister Isabella, 3. 2004 Mercer, and Tony Iowa, a son,Bettendorf, Oct. 16, 2013. Marty, 2004 Johnson ’05, Paul Rose, Nov. 5, 2013. Rose, Nov. brotherEmmeline joins sisterIsaac, 6, and 3. Audrey, 2002 Stephanie Appleton, Wis., a Julia, May 7, daughter, 2014. Julia joins sister Lauren, 3. 2002 (Cantwell) Mangless, a son, May 8, Adrian Patrick, 2014. 2002 and Brian Johnsen, Milwaukee, a daughter, May 27,Raena Lynn, 2014. Raena joins twin siblings Brock and Reese, 3. 2002 Charlie Sept. 13, 2014. They live in De Pere. 2003 , Green and Dan Truel twin daughters, Bay, Megan Michelle and Jane, April 11,Avary 2013. 2003

and Ron , Peiffer Riemer, White Church, Oak Karina (Willes) Brian and Joanna Kelly Stephan and Andrew and Melanie Carrie (Zeman) Brian and Jill Kris (Broten) Sarah Brown, St. Louis, Carlson, Ashburn, Adalyn a daughter, Va., Margaret, April 30, 2014. Adalyn joins brother Cameron, 13, and sisters Jolene, 11, and 2. Mallory, 1997 (Langenecker) and Coleman Wis., a son,Wausau, Charles Philip, May 28, 2014. Charlie joins sister Quinn, 3, and brother William, 1. 1998 Monica Creek, Wis., a son, Alexander Marshall, Oct. 4, 2012. Alexander joins brother Benjamin, 4. 1998 Elizabeth (Berken) Wis.,Bayside, Zacker, a Feb. son, August Kelton, 10, 2014. 1999 Miller, Green and Paul Molly a daughter, Bay, Mae, Dec. 14, 2013. Molly joins sisters Mia, 6, and Anna, 5, and brother Aaron, 2. 1999 Kittinger, Chicago, a Maya Graf, daughter, June 9, 2014. Maya joins brother Lucas, 4. 2000 and Steve Dummer, Hartford, Wis., a son, Lachlan Phillip, Oct. 9, 2014. Lachlan joins 3, siblings Finley, 1. Declan, 2, and Harper, and (Vandenberg) Jeff Emmeline a daughter, 1992 , West and Kami Young daughter, Milwaukee, a Olivia Margaret, March 26, 2014. 1996 Bear Lake, Minn., a son, July 16, Jacob Andrew, 2013. 1998 2002 Alumni LivesAlumni / Noted Births Bill center, and center, Larry Van Alstine ’56 invited him Larry Van Jerry Feldhausen ’73, barely out Jerry Feldhausen Current coach Don Augustine likes his This year, seven members of Feldhausen’s seven members of Feldhausen’s This year, Since 1990, the meet has also honored Forty years on, Coach Jerry (above, with Forty Runner

team to know a little of the history of their storied program and has traditionally invited and Moore or another alum, along Feldhausen Esther, to meet his runners with Barry’s mother, he at the beginning of the season. This year, delayed this encounter until the eve of the invitational so that other returning runners were able to meet with today’s Green Knights. original team were among those who came to celebrate the anniversary of both the meet and the team. Also in attendance were annual regulars like Moore, Mike Lambert ’82, Barry ’77, himself a founding the life of Tom who followed member of the team. Barry, as coach 1989-90, was to die Feldhausen suddenly at the age of 35. Curt Moore ’78) is still cheering on the team. Even though a decade has passed since he finally turned in his whistle, he continues to anchor the team via the newsletter he maintains hefor cross-country alumni, plus the hospitality theoffers each year when the runners return for team’s popular cross-country invitational. This he and his wife welcomed more than 100 year, alumni and their families to their home. Stenz ’86 and Amy (Geurts) Stenz ’84, as well as runners traveling from as far afield as and Pennsylvania. California, Texas alumni runners Steve Soukup ’80, of school, was enjoying his first job at Nicolet just across the street from campus, when Paper, track coach newto return as founding coach of St. Norbert’s varsity cross-country team. Going the distance Fall/Winter 2014 College Magazine | Fall/Winter Norbert St.

ALUMNI OF ST. NORBERT ST. OF 24 ALUMNI OF ST. NORBERT 27 snc.edu/magazine Vince Zehren ’48 / Vince Profile “Camp Tivoli, which was which run Norbertines, by the Tivoli, “Camp who school, While in graduate he met Virginia, Zehren cheese returned the to industry 1954 in In 1962, Zehren became one of a group of “When I was 2,300 cheese born, were there of the 90, Zehren on top age still stays At was nearby on Shawano Lake,” he explains. “The was Lake,” nearby on Shawano Norbertine priests in said Mass St. at Martin Church (O.Praem.).” Butler (Patrick) Cecil. I remember Fr. was food in the program. science also a student had her degree but when she“She in pharmacy, graduated, she was only 20 years old, so they Zehren. “She explains give her a license,” wouldn’t war a job the withgot and then Kraft through moved Madison.” on to when he began in a long career Schreiber Foods at and role control first was quality “My GreenBay. he says. “I making new products laboratory,” the in a lot of visitswould make cheeseother to factories. I never sales department, worked in the there but if was care of it.” take jobwas to that my a complaint, employee-owners. served later He as of director and, duringmanufacturing his last years, four prior to in 1989, he was of industrialretirement president vice affairs.Foods In 1986, establishedthe Schreiber in Applied of Excellence L. Zehren Award Vincent was He recipient. first the Technology. 140, so 130 to are Now there factories in Wisconsin. industry the changed. In Shawano has completely 120 cheese were factories. there Country, Now I believe is only one left.” there report receives a daily He from Schreiberindustry. a weekly publication. and reads “Cheese Report,” ince Zehren his memory ’48 suggests that is fading, but a guided upper of the tour level otherwise. of his home proves Framed Zehren his academic understates prowess. After “I was born living in the of a Wisconsin quarters The oldest of seven children, beganZehren photos,cover a certificates,awardsvast and honors Zehren of wall names, offers amount space. places, anecdotes or tidbits of his each. A photograph for A smile causes pause. him to wife, Virginia, late thisfollows. to figure out was “She so smart. I can’t he says in me,” she saw connection, what the day with a laugh. majoring in chemistry he as an undergraduate, in dairyearned in industry a master’s and a Ph.D. food and biochemistry science University from the In 1952, he became school’s one of the of Wisconsin. Fulbright Scholars.scholarship supported That first in Newa year of study Zealand. And, in 1997, seventies, his into well in Zehren added a master’s Kentucky from Western business administration was supported It an education that his University. vocation: Zehren was born be to a cheesemaker. he explains. cheese factory County,” in Shawano my cheesemaker, dad was“My a pioneer Wisconsin uncles, grandfathers, my and my cousins, myself cheese The industry was our industry.” brother. cheese factory 13 and age at in his father’s working 18. The age at earned license his cheesemaker’s family moved a number of factories to during his at his final made a career His father stop youth. cheese factory located between Bonduel Cecil, and led indirectly which Zehren St. to Norbert. V The business of learningThe business

™ SNC YEARS “We were told that “We Zehren served In later life, Zehren has received multiple honors, including St. Norbert’s Distinguished in Achievement Award Natural Sciences in 1977 and the Alma in 2005. Mater Award Zehren’s studies at St. Norbert were interrupted by World II. He served War three-plus years in the including Army, U.S. more than 200 days in combat in Europe. His military honors include a Purple Heart. if we enlisted that we would be able to finish our degrees first, but that didn’t happen,” he says. “I came back to St. Norbert in (fall) 1946.” as the editor of the 50th edition of the St. Norbert College yearbook. In his the last semester, Pritzl, Peter Rev. ’25, O.Praem., asked him to teach a qualitative analysis class.

S.S.J.- , Dianne Brooker Sister Mary John Sattler, of Eric Brown, of Joseph Blohm, 1970 diedof Mulliken, Mich., at the 12, 2014, Feb. worked inage of 65. She industrythe publishing with Pisani Graphics and Banta Corporation. She is survived by three children. Her husband, Thomas ’73, died in 2013. 1971 Jaszewski, , of Stevens T.O.S.F. Wis., died April 13,Point, 2014, at the age of 93. She served as a teacher and church organist for 31 years. She is survived by nieces and nephews. 1974 Wis., died Tomahawk, April 12, 2014, at the age of 61. He founded and practiced at Sattler Law Office. He is survived by a brother. 1977 Dundee, Ill., diedWest June 24, 2014, at the age of 58. He was a longtime WBBM radio sports journalist. He is survived by Barbara, his wife of 37 years. 1979 of Neenah, Wis., died June 10, 2014, at the age of 56. He was director of University Books & More and director of parking services at University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. Blohm is survived by a daughter.

Denise Bernard Heying, Jean Rottier, of When newlyweds Sam Spencer ’09 and our dog Norby named Spencer says “We teacher and later as ateacher and in the Novapsychologist system forScotia school 29 years. , 1965 Georgia Hickey of Milwaukee, died May 10, 2014, at the age of 70. She worked as a computer programmer at Mutual Savings Bank as well as North Shore Bank. She is survived by her companion, John. 1967 (McHaon) Egan, of died July Va., Fairfax, 16, 2014, at the age of 69. A dedicated military wife for 26 years, she subsequently owned and managed two retail home décor and gift stores in northern Virginia. She is survived by her husband, Col. Donald Egan ’66 Ret.), and three (Army, children. 1969 Wis., diedof Waukesha, 20, 2013, at the age Nov. of 66. He served in the United States Army and worked as an accountant for a variety of firms. He is survived by his wife, Lu Ann, and three children. 1969 Ashwaubenon, Wis., died April 30, 2014, at the age of 66. She worked in food service for the Ashwaubenon School District. Rottier is survived by her husband, Bob, and four children. Puppy love St. Norbert. I was able to find my soulmate and get a degree that prepared me well for graduate school and my current job.” The 23, 2013, in La couple were married on Nov. Crosse, Wis. Spencer works as an emergency medicine physician assistant in Milwaukee and Banasik works as a special education teacher Schools. Washington in the Port welcomed an eight-week Banasik ’09 welcomed an eight-week Terese old puppy into their Milwaukee home, they decided to name him in honor of their alma who shares his name with our Norby, mater. college mascot, is a vizsla. because of the great experience we had at William, Brennan Robert Schmidt, , James Parins , Hrubesky Paul , Mary Jo Farrell by an aunt and cousins. cousins.by an aunt and 1962 Wis.,of Sheboygan, died at the age 12, 2014, Feb. in theof 74. He worked adhesive tape, plastics, packaging and fashion apparel industries. He is survived by his wife, Jean, and two sons. 1963 Wis., of Sturgeon Bay, died July 12, 2014, at the age of 73. He managed a local Sears store for 23 years and was the owner Sales of Door Peninsula & Storage. He is survived and his by his wife, Mary, four children. 1964 of Little Rock, Ariz., 17, 2013, at died Nov. the age of 73. Parins taught in the English department at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock for 40 years. He is survived by his wife, Marylyn, and three children. 1964 of Mokena, Ill., died May 9, 2014, at the age of 72. He worked for the Continental/US Can Company as a research chemist. He is survived by his wife, Dolores, and 10 children. 1964 of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, died June 20, 2014, at the age of 72. She worked as a Donald Allen “Tony” Louise Hunt, Sr. Lee Stadtmiller, 1958 Hrubesky, of Green June 23, 2014, died Bay, 77. He wasat the age of Premontrea teacher at UniversityHigh School, of Wisconsin-Green Bay, and at the University of Wisconsin-Fox where he was Valley, recognized as “Teacher numerous of the Year” times. He is survived by and his wife, Beverly, three children. 1960 Wis.,, of Wausau, Vogel died Jan. 14, 2014, at the served age of 81. Vogel in the United States Air He worked as Force. compensation claims manager for Wausau Insurance for 29 years. He is survived by his wife, Joyce, and six children. 1960 , of Green Bay, O.S.F. died March 21, 2014, at the age of 88. She taught at elementary schools in the Green Bay Diocese system and at Abbot High School Pennings before working as pastoral associate and director of the outreach program for St. Patrick Green Bay. in Parish She is survived by her Marge, and her sister, sisters.Franciscan 1961 of Appleton, Wis., died March 14, 2014, at the age of 75. He is survived Robert Wilson, James De , Payant Paul Laack, Violet Lee Korean War and then and War Korean forbecame a chemist until heUnion Carbide years. Heretired after 30 his wife,is survived by Joan, and three children. 1953 died Aug. of Green Bay, 20, 2014, at the age of 83. He went into the United States Army and Dix, was stationed at Fort as a first lieutenant, N.J., and platoon leader, physical education and He weapon instructor. then began an extensive teaching and coaching He is survived by career. three children. 1956 , of Largo, Fla.,Villers died June 19, 2014, at the age of 80. De Villers served in the United States Army and as vice president and director of operations at Leicht Industries Inc. until retirement. He is survived by his wife, Sharron, and children. 1957 of Menominee, Mich., died Aug. 4, 2014, at the age of 84. He served in the United States Navy during the Korean and later foundedWar Prestige Builders Inc. He is survived by his five children and nine grandchildren. 1958 of Chilton, Wis., died Jan. 28, 2014, at the age of 97. She taught for 49 years, primarily in the Kiel Public School District, also operating Laack’s Cheese Factory alongside her husband. She is survived by numerous relatives. 1958 Gloudemans, of Thomas, Mich., died 23, 2014, at the Feb. age of 81. He served in the United States Navy and worked for Hartford Insurance for over 30 years. He is survived by his wife, Mary Lou, and six children. , ofArnold Martin David Gass, of Patrick Donald Kiernan, Eugene Alumni LivesAlumni / Noted 1950 died July 8, Green Bay, age of 94.2014, at the with theMartin served Air Force United States II and War during World went on to open a drug store. He is survived by his son. 1950 Flint, Mich., died Aug. 11, 2014, at the age of 86. He served in combat in the United States Army during the Korean went on to He then War. teach history and served as an administrator in the Carman-Ainsworth Schools for 33 years. He is survived by his six and their wife, Nancy, children 1951 The Hon. Leo Schlaefer, of West F. Bend, Wis., died June 20, 2014, at the age of 85. He had joined the Schloemer Law Firm and was the first judge elected to serve the CountyWashington Circuit Court Branch IV. He is survived by his wife, Marilyn, and three children. 1951 Shaughnessy, of died June Green Bay, 21, 2014, at the age of 84. He was employed at in Green Bay Packaging the shipping container division corporate Pere offices and the De division for a total of 37 years. He is survived by his wife, Marjorie, and both his children and stepchildren. 1951 died June of Green Bay, 28, 2014, at the age of 86. Kiernan served in the United States Navy II, later War during World opening a family dental practice in Green Bay. He is survived by five children. 1953 Ostrander, of Huntington Beach, Calif., died June 7, 2014, at the age of 82. Ostrander served in the United States Army during the

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ALUMNI OF ST. NORBERT ST. OF 26 Connection / Continuing the Conversation Taking it on the chin Catching up Calendar Readers tell us they turn to them first, and we love The wedding reading them, too: Our alumni notes section is a singer goes viral December favorite all around. We’re so happy that our grads 3-7 Christmas With the Knights keep in touch, letting us know what they’re up to. 5 Breakfast With Santa It really is a joy to be able to share their news with 6 Brass & Organ Christmas Spectacular their classmates. So you can imagine that there’s a little bit of heartbreak at the office most issues, when we realize we’ll have to cut into our supply January of notes. It’s our practice to select the more recent 26 SNC Art Faculty Exhibition notes for the chop, knowing that we can hold them 29-Feb. 1 Knight Theatre presents “Into the over for the next magazine. Be assured, we do run Woods” every note we receive, but it can sometimes take a while to bring you up to speed with “the latest.” February So you can imagine our happy hearts every fall/ When a Hackbart family wedding winter magazine, when the extra pages we allow video went viral via social media, 14 Winter Band Concert for the President’s Report sometimes bring with it took the celebrant along for 19 Carrie Newcomer in Concert them a bonanza for the rest of the book. This issue, 27-29 Junior Knights & Days the ride. The Rev. Jay Fostner, we’ve been able to double the number of pages O.Praem., ’84 (Mission & Student we can usually devote to your news, and we hope Affairs) was presiding at the you’re as delighted as we are. March wedding of Katie Hackbart ’12 Masterworks at the Abbey, Enjoy reading – and, keep your news coming! Aug. 10 and Danny Kieffer ’12 when March 8, will allow the 9 “The Moral Imagination: Conflict Katie’s father, John Hackbart ’85, best voices on campus to Transformation in the Contemporary drew a tear or two as he sang his soar within the glorious World”: A Miller Lecture by John Paul acoustics of the abbey Lederach daughter down the aisle. Katie is When Frank Kasell ’06 was an undergraduate, church. The St. Norbert 31 Undergraduate Research Forum the sister of Jared ’09, Ben ’10 he attempted to break the world record for 1991 College Chamber Singers, and Jake ’12. balancing milk crates on his chin – a story we Concert Choir, Men’s were delighted to bring you in our Winter 2005 The date on The video had attracted more Chorus, Women’s Chorus April WORDS & PICTURES which the late issue. This is a man who has not forgotten than 2.5 million views at time of and Dudley Birder Chorale 14 “In God, the Father Almighty, Creator Bill Bohné (Art) conquered the the lessons he learned at St. Norbert – in fact, Editor: Susan Allen. Contributors: Mike Counter press. We challenge you to watch perform with brass and of Heaven and Earth”: A Pilgrim Forum world. Bohné kept a “running they have since pushed him to the very cutting MLS ’14, Mike Dauplaise ’84, Brooke Kazik, Jeff (at tiny.cc/sncwedding) without organ accompaniment. lecture with Howard Ebert (Theology & tally” of his daily mileage and edge of record-breaking attempts. Kurowski, Anja Marshall ’17, MaryBeth Matzek, tearing up a little yourself! Religious Studies) reached a total equivalent to the Amy Mrotek ’16, Paul Nicolaus ’05, Nick Patton ’03, For details of these events 17-18 Alumni College circumference of the earth (approx. Now a writer and English language officer Nina Nolan Rouse ’07, Mike Roemer, Tony Staley, and more, visit snc.edu/ 18 The Wedding Party at the State Department, Kasell recently John Watters, Erich Wegenke ’16, Corey Wilson, 24,902 miles) while jogging in calendar. walked 114.8 meters with a 17-pound push Jason Wright ’99. Upper Michigan. This installation, made to commemorate the lawnmower balanced on his chin. According College President: Thomas Kunkel achievement, was included in an More at snc.edu/calendar. to The Washington Post, the old record of 100 exhibit celebrating his life and work. meters was set by Ashrita Furman, who owns Vice President for Enrollment Management the Guinness World Record for holding the & Communications: Edward J. Lamm most Guinness World Records at one time. “If I was going to break anyone’s record, I figured it Executive Director of Communications Recommended would be cool for it to be him,” says Kasell. & Marketing: Drew Van Fossen. viewing In between crates and lawnmower, Kasell The Norbertine community at the wrote a travel guide to Chinese street food. TALK TO US! Bavarian abbey of Roggenburg We love to hear from you, and rely on you to keep has many times proven a generous us posted. You can find us atwww.snc.edu/ host to groups visiting from the magazine, on Facebook, via magazine@snc. college. During Heritage Days, we edu or 920-403-3048, or at: had a chance to return the favor: Best eats the Rev. Ulrich Christian Keller, We always knew our dining Office of Communications at St. Norbert College, O.Praem., was on campus to talk options were top-notch, but the 100 Grant St., De Pere, WI 54115-2099 about his vibrant community and 2015 Cappies confirmed it when the Rev. Stefan Kling, O.Praem., they placed St. Norbert at no. 15 Printed by Independent Inc., De Pere. gave an organ concert. They – among the front-runners on sat down with Kevin Quinn their “Best College Food” list. (Economics) to talk about their The national rankings are based life and work. youtube.com/ on student reviews of more than The Rev. Ulrich Christian Keller, O.Praem. stnorbertcollege. 2,000 schools. Noted / Alumni Lives

A lifetime of leadership in service 1976 Richard Gluth 1989 Madia he will serve as an 1996 Mary Kramer was presented with Bendersky Sargent institutional researcher. has been appointed For Tim Reilley ’52 and his wife, Janet Alumni Award Winners 2014 an award for valor and has been recognized principal of Shawano Every year, St. Norbert College recognizes a few of its outstanding alumni at a celebratory Nelson, the work of TRIPS aligns with a deeply with the 2014 Business 1993 Lynnea Krienitz (Wis.) Community Middle heroism by the Williams dinner in October. Our warmest congratulations go to the 2014 honorees. held conviction – one that Reilley was first able Bay (Wis.) Village Board Travel Innovator of West received the School. to act upon many years ago. Earlier in life, he for rendering aid at a the Year award at Human Rights and the Innovate 2014 Diversity Award from 1996 Eric Peters has was a member of the Norbertine order and in house fire, in which Alma Mater Award as chair and governor of the Wisconsin that capacity he took seminarians well beyond he safely rescued a Conference in New York. the City of Eden returned to Wisconsin In 2011, she was named Prairie (Minn.) for her with his wife and twin is a man of many the confines of the abbey, establishing a wheelchair-bound Dennis Engels ’64 section of the Mathematics Association person. to Business Travel News’ commitment to equality daughters to work as the accomplishments. Highlights from his of America. program of service out in the community as Top 25 Most Influential and to closing the director of enrollment 61-page curriculum an important part of their training. 1978 Ralph Tease has Executives in the achievement gap. management at the been named as one of Industry. University School of vitae include nearly 40 Distinguished Achievement Reilley talks more about his the Top 50 Attorneys in 1995 Brian Foster Milwaukee. years as an educator at in Public Service 1990 Dan Lunney, journey of leadership in service the State of Wisconsin has been invited to sing director of pastoral UW-Madison and the has a at www.snc.edu/magazine. by Super Lawyers the national anthem on 1996 Scott McMahon Kevin DeCleene M.T.S. ’12 care and mission several occasions for was recently named University of North Texas. Magazine. He has been lengthy track record of community integration at St. Joseph the Daytona Cubs, a manager in payment selected as a Super Engels retired from UNT 1980 Daniel Strauss, as the senior manager, six children flew in from Village of Chicago, was minor league affiliate services at Thrivent service and outreach. Lawyer every year since of Green Bay, died April HR business partner for around the United States selected as a Bernadin of the Chicago Cubs. Financial. as a Regents Professor He is chaplain for the Class Notes 2005. 5, 2014, at the age of Lundbeck in Deerfield, to tour Lambeau Field Scholar through the Foster is also the owner Emeritus, one of only two 1950 Jack Kaster ’50 Knights of Columbus, 57. He enjoyed music, Ill. He is survived by his with their parents and Bernadin Center. The and operator of Foster’s 1997 Christopher and his wife Joan were 1981 Larry Pesch professors so recognized in the history theatre and the arts. He take them to the Carolina honor includes a full Transportation Services, Thompson has a minister to those in wife, Laura ’97, and featured by the Green of that university’s counseling education is survived by his three Panthers game Oct. 17. conducted research scholarship toward the which celebrated its completed a dissertation four children. Bay Press-Gazette in an nursing homes, a teacher siblings. focused on community pursuit of a Doctorate one-year anniversary in entitled “Self-Identified program. He has published more than article about his family’s involvement in urban of Confirmation classes, 1997 Stacy Wigand, 1952 Francis Fruzen of Ministry Studies at August. Servant Leadership Traits near-century of history 100 scholarly works, and has assumed ALUMNI 1983 Mark Grogan, of has been honored by educational reform. Catholic Theological Valued by Elementary a Habitat for Humanity of Sheboygan, Wis., with the Green Bay leadership roles in many counseling- Englewood, Colo., died the school board of the Union. 1995 Todd Blahnik has Teachers in an Urban died June 1, 2014, at Packers. volunteer and a minister May 12, 2014, at the School District of Beloit 1982 Tim Van Alstine been appointed director related organizations and programs. the age of 39. She was The couple live in Wisconsin School.” age of 53. He worked for his distinguished has been named director 1990 Dan Moureau has of Catholic educational to the disadvantaged through Street a pharmacy technician, Georgia and haven’t had Engels has also been instrumental in in sales at IBM, First service. The new Fran of athletics at Cardinal been named director of tax services for the St. Lights Ministry, as well as the sponsor of working at the Aurora the chance to attend 1997 Jason Schreiber changing and implementing student Data Corp., Metavante Fruzen Intermediate Stritch University. accounting at Kimberly- Francis Xavier Catholic cycled in the AIDS Life Sheboygan Clinic. a Green Bay Packers financial aid law and spearheading career a child in need in Guatemala. In addition School is to be named Clark Corporation. OF ST. NORBERT and Manpower Inc. He She is survived by her home game since the School System. Cycle, 545 miles from after him. 1983 Real estate lawyer to pursing his career with Schneider, is survived by his wife, husband, Scott, and four team played in what San Francisco to Los development programs. He attained the 1991 Barbara (Millot) Steffanie, and three children. then was known as new Wayne Malecha was 1995 Bret Van Asten is Angles, in June. The ride rank of colonel in the Army Reserve, DeCleene has been a lifelong learner, 1966 Bernard Vanden Gromacki has accepted children. City Stadium. But they among 15 partners at one of three co-owners raised over $15 million a position as vice commanding combat and strategic completing five years of diaconal studies 2003 Brett Meach, of trace the family’s football Berk has received the Jackson Walker L.L.P. to of The Sardine Can, a for AIDS/HIV services in

OF ST. NORBERT OF ST. president of human and formation leading to his ordination, 1984 Julie Brady, of Appleton, Wis., died roots back to 1917 July Wisconsin Heroes be selected for inclusion bar and new restaurant California. Jason recently intelligence units that played important Award for his work at resources for Marcus Bloomington, Ill., died April 27, 2014, at the when family patriarch in D Magazine’s “Best in Green Bay. accepted the position roles in Operation Desert Shield and then earning a Master of Theological House of Hope. Theatres. She will have April 6, 2014, at the age age of 33. He was Earl Skogg suited Lawyers in Dallas” listing. of director of student of 51. She served as a the responsibility of 1995 Karen Loritz has life and leadership at other worldwide initiatives. Engels Studies degree from St. Norbert. employed as a member up at center for Curly trial attorney in the tax 1967 Will Techmeier leading the human accepted a position as California State University of the marketing team Lambeau’s “City Team,” 1984 Christine Lenske and his wife, Donna, have raised three resources team and division of the United which routed teams from has achieved re- is celebrating eight years vice president of finance/ San Marcos. sons and served as foster parents to 22 Young Alumni Award at Alta Resources. He functions, including States Department Appleton, Kaukauna and certification in civil trial as policy analyst and beverage with Kerry ALUMNI is survived by his wife, children. As an undergraduate, Stephanie of Justice. She also Marinette. The article law with the National program coordinator planning, developing and Group in Beloit, Wis. 1998 Tom Parks has Casee ’04, and two executing HR services worked as an attorney continued: “Jack as a Board of Trial Advocacy. for the Wisconsin been honored by his Birmingham ’09 volunteered with children. and programs that align Distinguished Achievement at State Farm Insurance youngster had hawked Department of Children 1996 Jessica (Turke) company, MassMutual, the TRIPS alternative Companies and as a 1968 Raejean with the company’s Grandt was recognized for his work in creating 2006 Deacon Michael programs at old City & Families. in Education break program on three special assistant in the Stadium, pocketing a (Kasprzak) Kanter overall business strategy as Administrator of and teaching financial- Vincent, of Green Bay, and corporate direction. has been called “The executive office of the nickel’s commission for has donated funds to 1986 Ken Ericson, who the Year by the School literacy curriculum John Koker ’84 occasions, serving in Cook County sheriff. died June 26, 2014, at dedicate a baby room at materials to high every 25-cent program previously served as District of Janesville. Math Whisperer.” The University of domestic violence centers, She is survived by her the age of 58. He was a Milwaukee’s Meta House 1992 Abbey Box has schools. he sold. He recalls director of global social Wisconsin Oshkosh husband, Pat, and four longtime director of faith in memory of her mother, opened Sutra Gallery in 1996 Michael Mauthe homeless shelters and choosing program sales marketing for Xerox, children. formation at Sts. Peter Virginia “Gigi” Kasprzak. Ellison Bay, Wis. As well has been named 2001 Nichole Distinguished Teaching over a chance to play has been named vice soup kitchens. She has and Paul Parish, Green as her own photography, principal at St. Francis (Heinecke) Lecher clarinet in the team’s president/public relations Award and the UW also volunteered at a 1987 Stephen Bay. He also directed 1972 Tom Durkin has the gallery specializes in Xavier High School ’01, director of strategic band, which didn’t pay, for Fidelity Investments System Board of Regents Seymour, of religious education at and required donning a retired after a 43-year fine art and textiles from in Appleton, Wis. He philanthropy and Green Bay homeless shelter, interned in Boston. Sheboygan, Wis., died St. John the Evangelist bulky Mackinaw. … Joan career as a racetrack India. has also received the community relations at Teaching Excellence for the Leadership Conference on Civil Aug. 3, 2014, at the age and St. Francis Xavier was an administrative announcer. Outstanding Catholic Northwestern Mutual, Award rank high among 1987 Kim Tatro, of 49. Seymour worked Cathedral parishes, assistant in the Packers 1992 Karina Willes Christian Service Award was profiled by The Rights, and lobbied on behalf of Friends associate director of the many honors and for Halverson Law as well as in the high office in the early 1950s 1975 Donn Pierce has has contributed a from his alma mater, Huffington Post. Asked for Wheels, the organization she co- athletics at Lawrence awards he has received: Offices until 1999, when school department of when Gene Ronzani been inducted into the chapter to “Health Care St. Mary Central High about highlights and founded to raise disability awareness. he opened his own St. Mary of the Angels coached the team. If you Menomonee Falls (Wis.) University, has been Disparities and the LGBT School in Neenah, Wis. challenges in her The latter is given to only two educators inducted into the Population.” Birmingham spent nearly two years as a office, Seymour Attorney Parish. were a player in that era, High School Athletics position, Lecher told the in the entire UW system each year. Koker at Law. He is survived by you probably studied Hall of Fame. school’s intercollegiate 1996 Ethan Haas has national news blog that full-time chaplain’s assistant at the Brown athletic hall of fame. As 1992 Scott Nikolai has served as chair of UWO’s mathematics his wife, Laurie, and his 2009 Ashley Haws, of a playbook that Joan been appointed vice “the most rewarding County (Wis.) Jail. She is now pursuing a four children. Chicago, died June 1, had mimeographed. 1976 Mary Harp- softball and volleyball moved from the social president and general experience was learning department before taking up his current 2014, at the age of 26. You certainly cashed Jirschele has received coach, Tatro has sciences department at manager of Appvion’s that a child whom we position as dean of the College of Letters Master of Arts in Pastoral Counseling at 1993 Eric Collins, of She was an attorney at a paycheck she had an award for outstanding claimed 430 victories University of Wisconsin- carbonless and specialty funded through our Loyola University of Chicago. Ishpeming, Mich., died law for Davi Law Group typed.” community leadership to date, 127 more wins Platteville to the office of papers division at the sponsorship of Alex’s and Science, where he has played a April 17, 2014, at the LLC. She is survived by For the couple’s from the Rotary Club of than any other coach in institutional effectiveness company’s headquarters Lemonade Stand leading role in overhauling its general Learn more about our award winners. age of 43. He served her brother, Matthew. 60th anniversary, their Appleton. Lawrence history. and assessment. 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Fund was in remission children’s librarian at the Year Award. He has Bay Area Chamber of a teacher at Brook Forest hockey career as from a clinical trial he the Brown County (Wis.) also become a nationally Commerce. School in Oak Brook, a forward with the received because we Central Library in Green board-certified teacher in Ill., was profiled by The Columbus Cottonmouths paid for his and his Bay. adolescence and young 2010 Dr. Alex Kocken Doings Oak Brook in an in Columbus, Ga. family’s transportation adulthood-history. has opened Kocken article about the rarity to the treatment facility. 2004 Alex Blasky is Chiropractic LLC to serve of men teaching at the n Green Bay Preble This news came on working as a post- 2007 Ashley (Holl) the De Pere community. kindergarten level. The High School has Innovation Leads the Way the first anniversary of doctoral fellow at the Michlig has accepted Chicago Sun-Times inducted Preble alumni 2013-14 President’s Report & Honor Roll of Donors our program launch University of Colorado’s a position as a graphic 2010 Stephanie article says that only Carrie (Metzler) and it was tremendous Anschutz Medical designer at Aspirus in Lambert is working for 2.3 percent of the Prigge ’91 and Adam country’s preschool and affirmation that we are Campus. He has been Wausau, Wis. the Centers for Disease Winters ’04 into its kindergarten teachers doing the right thing. Our conducting research Control & Prevention Athletics Hall of Fame. investments – through in the field of cell 2008 Sarah as an Association of in 2013 are men, according to the most Alex’s Lemonade biology, stem cells and (Kaminski) Campillo Schools & Programs of n 2008 Samantha Stand – are making a development, where Public Health/Centers recent statistics from the has recently been Fylling and husband significant difference in he focuses on the promoted to the position for Disease Control Allen Department of Labor. Peter Fylling ’10 the lives of thousands of molecular mechanisms of corporate college Rosenfield Global Health moved to Milwaukee children. It’s rewarding that regulate the recruiter at Schneider, Fellow. 2013 Eric Natwick in August 2014. to know that your day-to- development of the the Green-Bay based has been named the Samantha is pursuing day work can truly make peripheral nervous trucking company. She 2010 Samantha new youth and teen a doctoral degree in a difference in the lives of system. will be in charge of (Christian) Haas development director so many.” Schneider internships has accepted a at the YMCA in Door communication from the 2004 Rebecca “Bec” and college relationships position at Unified County. University of Wisconsin- 2001 PCMA has (Kane) Kurzynske nationwide. Newspaper Group as Milwaukee and Peter announced the hiring has been named as the a community reporter 2013 A column on is working as a senior of Robert Haas in the assistant superintendent 2008 Felicia (Harazin) and photographer for investing by David internal auditor at newly created position of schools and Para completed her first three weeklies and one Tulig has appeared in Johnson Controls Inc. of vice president of director of personnel marathon when she took monthly newspaper in the Green Bay Press business development for the Pulaski (Wis.) part in the 2014 Bank the Madison (Wis.) area. Gazette. n Rachel (Gonnering) and data intelligence. Community School of America Chicago She previously worked Sonnentag ’06 has He will focus on District. She was Marathon. for the Watertown (Wis.) 2014 Zane Statz has joined O’Connor business development previously the district’s Daily Times. been hired at Insight Connective as senior opportunities while director of personnel and 2009 Libby Ertmer Creative as a designer/ associate/marketing integrating business employee growth. was asked to be the 2011 Valerie Gray web programmer for the communications. The intelligence and a property manager of an has been selected Green Bay firm. Green Bay-based data-driven marketing 2004 Adam Winters apartment community, by American Physical strategy and marketing approach into their has been promoted to Arbor Ridge Apartments Society members as n Jim Gilles ’78 and communications

OF ST. NORBERT OF ST. current print and digital a new role at Amazon. in Milwaukee, last May. chair-elect for the APS John O’Brien ’77 have company is led by solutions. He was com, where he is She previously served Forum on Graduate reopened Gilly’s Frozen Bridget Krage previously employed as corporate counsel as an assistant property Student Affairs. Gray Custard as Burger O’Connor ’93. the principal consultant for Amazon Web manager at St. James is currently pursuing a House 41 in Green Bay. of a division within the Services, Amazon’s Place Apartments in doctorate at the College CORRECTION Tribune Company, cloud computing and Milwaukee and Saddle of William & Mary and n Sean Damitz ’98 and Among our list of Datagrated Services. technology infrastructure Brook Apartments in undertaking research Daniel Schumacher Golden Apple recipients ALUMNI business. He will Pewaukee, Wis. at the Department ’98 were invited by Parti (Summer 2014) we 2002 Ray (Chip) continue to work from of Energy’s Thomas Québécois to present should also have Gabriel has obtained Amazon’s campus in 2009 Brian Lueth, who Jefferson National at a recent convention. named Kayla (Larson) a Master of Business Seattle. previously worked as an Accelerator Facility. They spoke on the role Weyenberg ’11. Administration degree independent consultant, of college radio in the Weyenberg serves 2011 Keenan Victor Quebec sovereignty from Georgetown 2005 Jahan Wilcox has accepted a position on the third grade University’s McDonough movement. has been appointed at The Trievad Group Rogers has received his team at Westwood School of Business. LLC, as the Kenosha, Juris Doctor degree from rapid-response director Elementary in De Pere, for the Republican Party Wis., company’s chief Cumberland Law School n Reid Campbell ’14 and is a member of the 2003 Shanna of Iowa. operating officer. at Samford University in and Kyle Stroh ’13 school’s 2014 Teachers Hechimovich was Birmingham, Ala. have been signed to of Distinction! award- named the 2014 2006 Spencer Carbery 2010 Michael Lampe Rapid City Rush, a winning team, along Wisconsin recipient of of the South Carolina has accepted a new 2011 Kyla Van Dehy professional hockey with Stacey Derbique the James Madison Stingrays was named position as coordinator has recently earned team in Rapid City, S.D. Graduate Fellowship, the recipient of the John of online learning at her Wisconsin Certified Defenseman Campbell ’09 and Samantha an award intended to Brophy Award as the the University of South Public Accountant and forward Stroh (who Sullivan ’09. Congrat- help secondary-level East Coast Hockey Carolina, where he will license. returns for his second ulations to all! history, government and League Coach of the work on building a virtual year with the Rush social studies teachers Year. student success center 2012 Mary Williams, after a trade for future to become outstanding and creating media- a board-certified nurse- considerations from Share your news! educators of the 2007 Don Norwick based academic support midwife, helped open the Florida Everblades) Submit your item at Constitution. has received the 2014 content. the new Kaldas Center reunite with former team- snc.edu/go/keepintouch Milwaukee Charter for Fertility, Surgery & mate Johan Ryd ’12, 2004 Karin Adams School Advocates High 2010 Megan Pregnancy in Neenah, who plays forward for the Keep track and who previously worked School Teacher of the (DePrey) Wheeler Wis. She holds a new Rush. connect with fellow for Racine Public Library, Year Award and the has been named youth position with the center. alumni on Facebook. has accepted a full-time 2014 Milwaukee Urban development program n Patrick McCadden facebook.com/sncalumni position as the new Debate League Coach of manager for the Green 2012 David Mangless, ’14 begins his pro

32 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2014 Fundraising Innovation Leads the Way results & trends Alumni Giving Participation Percentage t’s rather fashionable lately for entire class. As massive as the new Gehl-Mulva The Gap program is an acknowledgement sciences. We concluded the year with a rare 2013-14 17.2% opinionistas to deride higher education complex is, maybe it’s not big enough! that, today, there can be no “one road” to public presentation by the author and social

as the most hidebound enterprise this The past year also was notable because postsecondary education. It is also a Big Idea critic bell hooks. 2012-13 18.3% A REPORT FROM THE PRESIDENT side of blacksmithing. Both, they imply, our faculty authorized a Master of Business for us. As you know, within this annual report 2011-12 18.2% have been hammering out their products Administration program, which we will kick off And you may remember that about this time you’ll find recognition of you and your financial in pretty much the same way for centuries. in the fall of 2015. The M.B.A. program will be a year ago I was inviting you to send in your generosity to the college, and needless to say 2010-11 19.4% Well, it’s indisputable that colleges like housed in the new Donald J. Schneider School own “big ideas” for the future of St. Norbert. virtually none of the aforementioned initiatives Ichange even less than most folks do, but it is of Business & Economics. Both the program We were delighted and gratified that more than would be possible without that kind of support. Alumni Donors certainly not true that “campus innovation” and school have been endowed through the 250 of you took us up on the offer. Our Big One measure of your passion is the fact that Individual donations is an oxymoron. In fact, most of the post- generosity of Patricia Schneider, Don’s widow, Ideas task force combined and distilled those to Full Ahead: Campaign St. Norbert has been a secondary institutions I know are altering the as a recognition of how much the trucking and five proposals that we consider most promising spectacular success. You’ll hear more about that 2013-14 2,952 way they do business almost by the week. And logistics entrepreneur, Class of ’57, loved his – suggestions that ranged from becoming a later this year. 2012-13 3,118 St. Norbert College is one of them. alma mater. catalyst for new businesses to developing a Meantime, another measure is that the True, this adaptation is happening in large Now, starting an M.B.A. program may not residential community at the edge of campus world is paying more attention than ever to 2011-12 3,074 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE ST. part because colleges and universities, like all strike you as all that radical. But I can assure for retirees who want to stay intellectually what is happening at St. Norbert College, and 2010-11 3,210 President Tom Kunkel modern institutions, realize they must adapt or you that at a classically undergraduate, liberal and emotionally connected to SNC. Now we to how your generosity allows us to innovate in die amid a highly competitive and disruptive arts institution like St. Norbert, it was a leap. are undertaking a fuller evaluation of these a way that remains consistent with our mission environment. But at St. Norbert, we are also We’ve been teaching business here from prospects, and we’ll keep you posted on our and our values. Total Donors changing because it’s in the best interests of our our earliest days (when the subject was called progress. Recently U.S. News published its rankings Donations by alumni and friends students. “the commercial arts”), and it has always been All over campus we are innovating to utilize of national liberal arts colleges for 2014-15, and Take our institution-wide commitment to one of our most popular majors. So business the digital environment and its dazzling new 2013-14 4,947 I’m pleased to report St. Norbert jumped up

the sciences. We knew from the experience education is part of our DNA. But the M.B.A. tools to best effect. It was at our behest that ST. NORBERT COLLEGE 11 full spots to 123, the highest placement in 2012-13 4,971 of other schools that once we started erecting program will take this commitment to an six outstanding liberal arts colleges in the our history as we continue our campus-wide a new building for the teaching of natural entirely new sphere – to a new audience, upper Midwest came together in a kind of 2011-12 4,916 pursuit of excellence. sciences we could expect a spike in the to a new level of expertise, and to a new consortium to share best practices in digital But to be honest, I was just as proud when, 2010-11 5,504 number of first-years pursuing these majors. collaboration with the northeast Wisconsin pedagogy. And a few months ago a number as it recently did, Money magazine rated us as But then we entered into our bold – and business community. In the process it will also of those schools, again led by SNC, secured a virtually unprecedented for a liberal arts help us diversify our revenue base. And a good prestigious Teagle Foundation grant to develop the 20th among its “Most Affordable Colleges St. Norbert Fund Annual Gifts college – partnership with the Medical College bit of that new revenue, incidentally, will go to pilot programs teaching core intellectual skills in America,” just ahead of such outstanding Total dollars of Wisconsin, which has located a regional help make St. Norbert more affordable for our in non-traditional ways. Indeed, in classroom institutions as Wabash, Augustana, Grinnell 2013-14 $1,491,201 campus within the new Gehl-Mulva Science undergraduate students. after classroom, SNC faculty members are and Lake Forest colleges. Or when, at the Center and will welcome its charter class next Another entrepreneurial project we’re proud reimagining how they teach their courses same time, the highly respected Washington 2012-13 $1,406,938 July. That’s when things really got interesting. of is our new “Gap Experience.” As I write and conveying information in a much more Monthly placed us 32nd among top American 2011-12 $1,409,742 A REPORT FROM THE PRESIDENT How interesting? Well, six years ago the this, eight eager first-years are piloting what interactive way, promoting 21st-century liberal arts colleges as “Best Bang for the Buck.” percentage of SNC first-years majoring in the amounts to a more “hands-on” start to their learning in a manner that is now second nature These institutions, the magazine said, “do the 2010-11 $1,511,709 so-called “hard sciences” – which for these college education than has been the norm. to this generation of students. best job of helping non-wealthy students attain marketable degrees at affordable prices.” purposes are defined as chemistry, biology, pre- Under the tutelage of Laura Fredrickson, whose Finally, I would note that one year ago we Gift Production medicine, other pre-health areas (e.g., dentistry, background is in education and environmental opened the beautiful Cassandra Voss Center, You can’t accomplish results like this by Total dollars veterinary medicine), and nursing – stood studies, these intrepid eight are spending their which is devoted to studying issues of gender standing still. And taken together, these at 14 percent. In the intervening years, as we fall semester in outdoor leadership courses, and identity in all their complex iterations. rankings suggest that St. Norbert College is a 2013-14 $17,114,601 enhanced our academic profile, that number followed by service trips around America We started an incredible run of creative place where a student can get a great education gradually ticked up, so that it stood at 22 and even internationally. But by this January, programming with the dynamic founder of at a fair, affordable cost. 2012-13 $22,389,040 percent of first-year students arriving in 2013. they will be back on campus and settling GoldieBlox, Debbie Sterling, who came here That was the idea when Abbot Pennings – 2011-12 $27,461,816 But for this fall’s entering class, that figure into traditional courses, right on schedule to for the Midwest launch of a toy designed to quite the entrepreneur in his own right – got us 2010-11 $17,092,807 is 35 percent – more than one-third of the graduate with the rest of the Class of 2018. spur young girls to pursue engineering and the going 116 years ago. It still is.

34 St. Norbert College Magazine | Fall/Winter 2014 snc.edu/magazine 35 36 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2014 Ed Meyer&MaryEllen Pat Schneider Riordan Michael &Elizabeth faculty orstaffdonor = * Vince Zehren Jim Yocum Fred Kurt &KimVoss Marianne VanDrisse Mike VanAsten Ed &AnnGentineSturzl Kevin Pat &AnnMurphy Miriam &JimMulva Shirlyn Miller Tim &BarbaraMichels Ruth Michels Pat &MarysueMichels Kevin &ConnieMichels Troup Karen Darlene Long John Kress Jim &Julie-AnneKress Phil &Betsy Thomas &Mary George &Sharon Louis &Paula Louis &MicheleGentine Larry &KathyGentine Paul &CarolGehl Jane Gehl&ToddThiel Paul “Tiger”Dlouhy Dan &NancyDickinson Leo &BarbaraCrowley Mary AnnCofrin Carol &BobBush John &NancyBurgoyne Dick &KristinBemis Auricchio Errico &Patrizia Mike &MimiAriens $1,000,000 &above Norbert Guild Joe Kline Mike &BarbaraKimps Life toDateGiving

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37 COLLEGE NORBERT ST. 38 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2014 Ken Knauf Don &BerniceJohnson Fred &RitaGreenwald Jack &DonnaConlon Chuck &JewellBeilke Participating Member Bob Weber Don &DwynSmits Romenesko Merlin &Rosemary Hugh &MaryRafferty Clem &JuneKueper Jim &MarjorieduBois Founder’s Club Jack Wiebusch Mike &ElaineMommaerts Main HallClub Harry Dean’s Club Participation: 21Percent Class of1951 Al &AliceZeller Don &JeannineYouniss Harold &BarbaraWesley Merrill &Marion Dave &RoseQuinlan Arvid &MaryMcGuire Harold &M.EileenKrcma Emmett Roger &MaryHermsen Harry &EstherGillis Albert &CaroleFisher Participating Member Don Zakowski Donald Vandersteen& Len Swidler Schwaller Richard &Jonella Roy &ViolaRickert Mike Klika Ray &NancyKiefer Gordon DeWane Bill Biolo Founder’s Club Pat &GeraldineNoonan Jack &JoanKaster Main HallClub Jim &IreneZiegelbauer Linsmeier Frank &Carmela Jim Cuene Jerry &PhyllisCherney Dean’s Club Jim &RitaMcDonald Don DuChateau President’s Club Participation: 33Percent Class of1950 Bob &Mary Ken Romenesko John Pritchard The Rev.RobertK. Ed &CorinneArndorfer Founder’s Club Jim &JoanSmits Main HallClub Larry &RosellaJanquart Harry &DoloresHurst Van Handel Mary BradtkeVandersteen Finnegan, O.Praem. * &MarianMaier = &ElinorHoks 20 10 20 20 20 20 = Schuchart 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

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Paul &KayBossert Founder’s Club Tom &MarianSelig Main HallClub Dan Goggin Dean’s Club Bernie &MargaretRoels Joanne Burns President’s Club Participation: 24Percent Class of1954 John &JaneKleinheinz Dick &MarleneHoerning Arnold &ShirleyBashynski Participating Member Cubby &ElaineWolfe Gene &GertrudeWalsh Bill &MarleneScholten Leo &KayO’Connell Manderfield Jerry &Dorothy Don Jim &JoyceLampereur Allan &RitaJirikovec Pat &LoisFinnegan Don Beerntsen Founder’s Club Bernie Olejniczak& O.Praem. The Rev.C.P.Mulrooney, Mike &MaryAriens Dean’s Club Gene &JoanOstrander Joe Kline President’s Club Participation: 25Percent Class of1953 Roger Weyenberg Eldon &MaryUllmer George Greenwood Bauschka John &MaryEllen Participating Member Vince Winter Jack Wigman Bob &DonnaWelch Norb &ElvaraWeinberger Mary BradtkeVandersteen& Willie VanDeLoo Don &MarianTremel Jerry &MargaretSheehan Ken Rentmeester Ed &AnnetteRademacher Frank &GeraldinePirman Joe &MaryPesch Bill &GeannaMistele Fran &MarilynFruzen Jim &MarleneBukoski Founder’s Club Tim Reilley& President’s Club Participation:32Percent Classof1952 Ed &JoannePezanoski Phil &LetaMcDonald Marty &PatriciaLedvina La Violette Margaret Olson Donald Vandersteen Janet Nelson * &AnneC. 20 * 20

20 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 5 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 10 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 10 5 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2013-14 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Pete &MarianLemere Ann Hollenback Larry Jim &VirginiaRomanski Jim &JoannLawler Vic &DianaKopidlansky Mike &BarbaraKons Paul &JoAnnKleinheinz Mary McNamaraJanssen Robert &DoraHsiung Jim Hopkins Fronczak Ray &Margherita Jim &CarolDobesh Al &Nancy Desmarais George &Janice Founder’s Club Tom &ShirleyDavis Jim &Margaret Main HallClub Paul &JoanneSwain Dick &CyndiNeitzel Reg &EllenBarlament Dean’s Club Tom &BeverlyWhealon Cathy SchmitzJacobs& President’s Club Participation: 34Percent Class of1956 Al &JeanLogan Bob &RomonaJonet Clete &LorettaDelvaux Participating Member Jim &PatriciaVanStraten Fran &JanisSeroogy Jim &NormaRitchay Jim &HelenReinkober Norb &JoanJadin Quin &PatriciaHerlik Patrick &KathrynGreen Pat &MiriamGowaski Sam &ShirleyFriedman Jerry &EthelDufek Founder’s Club Bill Snedic Joan DepreyHogan Richard &CarolFaucett Main HallClub Fernandez Larry Clowry&Mary Dean’s Club Carl &CarolNewhouse Ben &LouisaChu President’s Club Participation: 37Percent Class of1955 Roger Thiel Ed &GenevaKennedy Clete Birkenmeier Participating Member Louis &Geraldine Dick &VernaRohe Bill &CarolO’Leksy Dick &BeatriceMuraski Chuck &VirginiaMarkl Tom Linck Bill &MarilynKioski Bill &RosemaryHinkfuss Merlin Jacobs Van Derhei * &Kay 10 20 20 = 20 20 20 * Dighera 10 VanAlstine

= 20 20 20 Burns 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 5 20 20 5 10 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 Main HallClub Hub Germiat&Barbara John &JeanBayer Dean’s Club Bob &MaryVanDyck Don &ShirleyKuplic Braspenninckx Harry &Shirley President’s Club Participation: 27Percent Class of1957 Henry &TeresaNeubert Colleen &RichardHawley Duchateau Norm &Charlotte Bob &HelenDeGrave Donna JanssenDeBroux& Phil &BirdieBouressa Don &BeverlyBarlament Participating Member Giles &Barbara Don &MarilynSwette Larry &GailSmits Mike &PatriciaRussell Herman Richardson Chuck &HeleneWalsh Bob &NancyGorzek Don &AgnesGibson Main HallClub Dick VanEgeren& Barb SteffanusGermiat& Dean’s Club Participation: 28Percent Class of1958 Carla Schroeder Mike &MaryQuigley Ray Piper Ted Geri DryjaNiedzwiecki& John &JoannaHenze Janet DeCleene Willard Participating Member Genie Williams Jerrie PhimisterWalsh Pat &MichaelRussell Tom Mueller Joan SchmittMeyer& Jim &SandyMeidl Rog Lawyer Art &CaroleLaLuzerne Charles Hoffmann Mike &MargaretHauser Tom &DorothyduPont Andy &JoleenDuda Bill &PatriciaCasey Jules &MarjorieBader Sue Antonello Anne &NormanAhles Founder’s Club Ginny &JamesRomanski Ron &JoyceMammoser Tom &BarbKiedinger Ed &EleanorRoeske Jim &CorinneRichie Dick &AntoinettePultorak Steffanus Germiat Francis DeBroux Alice VanEgeren Hub Germiat Herbert Meyer = Niedzwiecki = Allen 20 20 5 20 20

20 10 = 20 10 20 Tassoul 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 5 20 20 20 5 20 20 10 20 20 5 20 Duane &JeriHoerning Don Haupt Rolland Graf& Maggie HessHauser& Bert &CarolineGrover Clare GilsonGraf& Richard &DarleneFunk Kathy BurnsFeller& Diane ManningEvans& John Doyle Bill &JaneDalsaso Jerry Bielinski Bob &DorisBarron Jim &HarrietBaeten Founder’s Club Ron &BonnieWillems Ron &JoanStrebel John &CarolPayne Tom &CatherineLouden Jerry &JuneLamers Main HallClub Dick &CatherineTerry Tony Paul &MaryannSinkler Ken Meyer President’s Club Participation: 31Percent Class of1959 Len Marie duBoisSchweiner& Madge PressRabby& Norma AertsPosey Jerry Peck Don Ourada& Bill &YvonneOrton Tom &EileenNytes Cliff &JanetLange Eugene Jacobs Tom &NancyDobesh Don &SherylDeCleene Jim Byers& Richard Bielinski Participating Member Jerry &MarleneVandeLoo Jean Tremel Stan &MarySmits Don &JoanneRubow Cy Richardson& Jim &AliceRass Harry Quinette Tom &JoyceMartens Dick &BobbiMaes Jim &RuthLahiff Violet Norm Jarock& Lee Gene &DorisGilbert Tom Larry Francois Bob &HelenDaun Bill Clark Leigh &IrisChase Cliff &ShirleyBougie Founder’s Club Roy &HallieStumpf Clare GilsonGraf Myron Hauser Rolland Graf William Feller Richard Evans Mathew Schweiner John Rabby Susan Murray Ann GeigelByers Monika Schmiemann Boots KrawczykJarock * = &AgnesWagner = = &MaryGloudemans = Fruit&Alice &MichalineSinkula KingsLaack 20 20 5 20 20 20 20 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 5 20 20 10 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 10 20 20 20 10 20 5 20 20 20 10

Jim &RuthSnedic Roy &JoanSmits Don &EvvieSmith Jerry &MaryMenne John &GeorgiaLinzmeyer Noel &VirginiaKohn Adrienne AdrianKessler& Bill &JoAnnMiller Mary KrumdickLemens Richard Karl Richard &ColleenHawley Ken &AnnHalron Jean Flatley Bill &MargaretFerry Joyce Drewiecki Fran &DonnaDeBroux Cy Cavanaugh Mike Bird Participating Member Jim &JoyceYoung Quevillon Tom &Rosemary John &SheilaOtto Paul Noack Jim &MaryNault John &BerdeenSnyder Richard &DonnaPinkart Pat &CarolPflieger Pete &MaryPaul Carol &TomPilgrim Don &SophieParmentier Gene &MaryLouGates Jerry &MaryBelot Bob &SarahAhlers Founder’s Club Larry VanEgeren Nan Leicht Dave &RitaFrye George Torrey Judy Lorrig Jim &KatherineGennrich Buechel Herm &Antoinette Participating Member Jerry &JacquelineStingle Dick &JoanSmits Ron &AnneParadeis Al Lodl Vince &LoisKoehler Jim Knaus& Leo &MaryHietpas Bill &KathleenFeller Bob Entringer Jim &RosalynCoenen Tim Burke June &GeraldLamers Bob &SarahBuerger Main HallClub Paul &CaryneForster John &AgnesBiese Dean’s Club Bob Nackers Mitch &CarolKwaterski John &IngerKane President’s Club Participation: 27Percent Class of1960 Mary BuschNault& Mary &MartinDowns Pat &KristinCrooks K.C. &GeorgiaStock Jim Shepeck Richard Kessler Terese StremerKnaus James Nault 5 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

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20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 10 20 20 10 20 10 20 20 10 20 20 20 10 20 20 5 Jerry Magnanenzi Jerome &BarbHagens Dean’s Club Bob &DianeWilliams Carol DeGroot Barb EffenbergerBoyer& President’s Club Participation: 35Percent Class of1962 Wetherington Sharon Seeman Al &CarolWesthoff Barbara TobiasStenger Edward Snyder John &BrendaKoprowski Joe &JaneKaster Rodger &MaryJacquet John &SandraGuay Dave Gritt&Betty Bill Buth&Susan Participating Member Gary Zarter&Ellen Bernadine Williamsen Nona Wilke Speerschneider Dave &Marilyn Dan Rohrbeck Jeanne ZeihenPfister& Bob O’Connell Pat Morgan& Roger &JanetMerens Tom &BarbaraGlassel Dave Fetyko Mel &ShirleyFeit Paul &GailCraven John &RitaBradish Jerry &JoyceBlink Bev FordAschenbrener& Founder’s Club Lee Stadtmiller Jim &BarbaraSchaefer Mike Monfils& Sharon LardinoisKruger& Francis &DianeJunio Rich &MaryGausselin Main HallClub Geohegan Paul &Elizabeth Dean’s Club John &NonaRenn Bill &LoisMcEssy Roger &MarleneHerold Tom &BarbaraFlanagan Kathy HeffronDorosz& Ron &BettyCyr President’s Club Participation: 30Percent Class of1961 Jack Williamsen Don &GayleWeyers Don &DoloresStepniak Jim &CarolSchoshinski Jerry Rottier&

Bob Boyer Maresch Buth Robert Pfister Judy RedmondMorgan Dan Aschenbrener Mary Timney Kenneth Kruger Lee Dorosz Lois DaulRottier Shirley Foeller * 20 20 20

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& 20 20 20 10 20 20 10 20 5 20 20 20 10 5 10 10 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 Mike Wisneski&Kay Paul &NancySchwemin Michael &AmyRietbrock Marilyn Kollross Ginny Dimeo Main HallClub Dave &GailThiel Jim &SusanDavid Dean’s Club Mark &MaryEllenStinski Pat &VivianRice Tom &JaniceKrautkramer Anne WitteborgEgan& President’s Club Participation: 24Percent Class of1963 Len &JaniceZittlow Les &JeanWhipple Ron &BetteVandenBerg Rita VandenBerkSvetlik Jerry &CarolSnow Steve &PilarRedmond Gerald &DorisMeulemans John Maul Bob &AnitaKirschling Jim &CarolKershasky Jim Kastenholz Sue MonginHinkens& Carol PiszczekHerbrand& Mary LouHermesHaering& Pete &CatherineFellenz Mike &EleanorDockry Mike &JudithDeGroot Dick &SandraBurg Paul Baenen& Dick &CarolAnheier Participating Member Dick &MaryZellner Dave &Patricia Dan &MaryVerstegen Vanevenhoven Paul &Carol Jerry &ElaineStatz Jim &BertheSlattery John &SharonRichter Tom &JeanPayne Mary VanBellingerNeville& Jerry Mostek Mary Morgan Tom McAndrews Jim &GabyLinnen Terese StremerKnaus& Hank &CaroleJacoby Bob &AnnHittner Carol GerlachCavanagh& Barb Basteyns Nick &JanetBachhuber Founder’s Club Dick &ElaineVandeHei Mel &ShirleyKoenigs Harry &CarolHuempfner Bill &ElaineCampbell Main HallClub Bill &PatriciaZanzig Tom &KathrynWhitman Virginia VoelkerThompson& Dick Egan Bill Hinkens Herbrand James Charles Haering Diane WieseBaenen Harold Neville Jim Knaus Jack Cavanagh Fred Thompson 20 20 10 20 10 20 20 = 20 20 Wouters 10 20 20 20 5 20 5 20 10 10 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 5 20 20 20 20 10 20 5 20 10 10 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2013-14 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR

Mike Juchniewich Clark &JanJenkins Kay Hurley Holzknecht George &Margaret O.Praem. The Rev.AndrewD.Ciferni, Founder’s Club Dave Richard Kelly& Denny &DonnaEngels Main HallClub Agnes &JohnBiese Keith &MaryBednarowski Dean’s Club Martin Vandeven&Carmella Fred &KatherineLamont George Hartmann&Sharon John &NancyBurgoyne President’s Club Participation: 25Percent Class of1964 Jerry VandenHogen& Bob Vandenbusch&Joanne Lyle Rasmussen& John &LindaO’Meara Harry Nehring& Eric &BarbaraJenschke Jim &KarenCramer Jim &CarolClement Diane WieseBaenen& Participating Member Dave &MaryZoch Larry &DianeWilkinson George Waas Tom &CarolTess Norb &AnnStingle Greg &MaureenSinkler Bob &MarySchmidt Judy Russell Gerry &AliceRiopel Mike &JessicaRaymaker Jean HertelPayne& John &DorothyParcelewicz Jim &JudyNeuser Miketinac Bruce &Patricia Don Dale &MaryLegois Ron &SusanLebergen Mike &MargaretJelenic Fred Hebert Lance &DonnaGoetzman John &JoanneGallagher Don &MarciaGabriel Norm &MaryDyer Pat Dewane& O.Praem. The Rev.SalvatoreCuccia, Dan Aschenbrener& Founder’s Club Charles &JudithZarnoth Yuenger Wisneski Barbara LiebmannKelly Griggins Vandeven Biebel Hartmann Vanden Hogen Maureen Gigot Schaefer Vandenbusch Margaret LomRasmussen Barb HyskaNehring Paul Baenen Thomas Payne Jane HyskaDewane Bev FordAschenbrener * * &JudeannMaslinski &PatriciaKlopotek * * 20 10 20 20 10 20 * 20 20 20

20 5 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 10 5 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 Mary HeezenSmith& Bill &CarolSimon Tom &BeckySalp Doug &EllynSachs Lois DaulRottier& Kurt Rothe& Bill Powell Gordon Poquette&Bonnie Linda MadsonPapageorge Marilyn RupiperMullen& Bob &RitaMorrissey Ted &DorisMenard Dick &JoyceGriesbach Ed &DianeFink Colette LessuiseFinch& Bob &LindaBougie Dave &HeatherBenesh Mary Allexi Participating Member Mary AnnIrishZoch& Steve &Mary Cliff Schweitzer Don &Susan Mike &BonnieSchmitt Carol BoschPaul& Bob &MaryMonroe Mary JoPietrykowski John &DeniseKetter Hufnagel Howard &Rowena Andy &LindaHelwig Mary JoThomsonDiedrick& Dennis &MaryDepies Wayne &MaryDanen Tom Aerts Founder’s Club Susan BinsJohnson& John Cumicek Dan &CatherineBittner Main HallClub Mike &CarolWeiss Tom Reinkober&Pamela Judy GillPoh Mary Mullarkey& Paul Mahlberg Phil Logan& Barry &CaroleJolette Ron &CatherineHughes Jerry &GailFox Dean’s Club Sharon BiebelHartmann Marsha CrullDowd& Arthur Ann AugustineAbbott& President’s Club Participation: 28Percent Class of1965 Katie Wallerstedt Jim &KathleenTobias Bob &ElizabethSchuster

Robert Smith Jerome Rottier Carol WardRothe Beucher Poquette Christopher Mullen John Finch David Zoch Richard Paul Martens &Andre William Diedrick William Johnson Swagel Reinkober Thomas Korson Lois Garrett-Logan Phillip Dowd George Hartmann = Huntley 10 5 * 20 20 5 = Jauquet 20 Mayheu 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 * 10 & 20 Ron Koch& Dave &JudithSimon Ann MuellerSchaap& Martin Mattern Barbara LiebmannKelly& Mike &JaneBlick Main HallClub Richard &Patricia Don &SusanLamers Bob &SusanImig Mike Flanagan Dean’s Club Mike Mooney Mike &RosaleenMiskella Sue Tiger Dlouhy President’s Club Participation: 19Percent Class of1966 Dick &MarieStevens Carol &GeraldSnow Joel &PennySeymour Werner &GailSchomaker John &VivianMeidl Ken &PeggyMaier Georgia Bernard &JudithDiederich Dave &GailDevroy Joe &DelphineDermody Bob DeBoth Jim &AnnCavera Rosemary CorriganCampbell Joyce Calderon Bill &JudithAshbeck Participating Member Dave &CathyWirtz Ken Smits& Tom Schumann& Mary ReinhartSchall Martha Sauter John &KathleenRussert Dick Randy &ReneyPerkins Paul &LeeNovotny Daniel Murphy Chris &MarilynMullen Joe &MaryMorgan Mary John &MaryLooney Maureen CaveneyLang Lee &JaneKeuler Dianne RaueKeller& Dave &RebeccaJauquet Mickey Imhoff Hutchison Dave &Kathleen Mike &BarbaraGuenther Joan Gill Dave &TerrelGagermeier Marcia WardenGabriel& Jim &BarbBurke Peter Pat MeisingerBecker& Dan &MargieBaker John &SheilaMooney

Mary Crowley-Koch John Schaap Richard Kelly Van Remortel & WilliamCampbell Sally WeberSmits Eileen TaylorSchumann William Keller Donald Gabriel Jim Becker & SteveMayheu * * &DonJauquet = &RosemaryRankin = L’EmpereurMayheu &AliceBrusky = 20 Hickey 20 20 20 20 20 5 20 20 5 10 20 20 20 10 20

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20 20 20 5 20 20 20 10 20 20 5 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 10 20 Kathy &DavidHutchison Ken &MyongHogan Mitch &WendyGlynn Renee WendtForrest Mary Drella Judy StrodhoffBloomquist& Founder’s Club Jim &LindaSanty Donald Luken Main HallClub Sherman &CherylWade John &AlexisFischer Virginia SkortzBaeten Dean’s Club John McNally& Bernie &MaryAhern President’s Club Participation: 20Percent Class of1967 Susan DewaneVine& Paul &BarbaraSchumacher Mary ReetzScesney Mary SchaeferSanderson Bill &JanetRuys Ken &JudithRottier Carla CucciattiOverbeck& Gil &KathleenNiesen MacDonald Mike &Kathryn John Larson&Patricia Gene Jacquet Frank Grogan Bill Farrey& Don &DeniseEgan Maggie HegnerBullock Roger Bader& Participating Member Bob &EvelynM.VanWie Dave Thiel&Karen Dennis Starr& Alan &MargeSkalecki Lee FeldmannShinners& Pete &PatriciaSchumacher Mike &PattieRyan Mark &MaryReinhart Jerry Parzych& Bob &PatriciaMassart Tom &SusanHosty Ron &MarthaGribbins Sam Filippo Jane HyskaDewane& Pat &KristinCrooks Mary WhiteBoyno& Bob Barczak& Founder’s Club Judith GeiserZarnoth& Ken &MaryMenting Dave Mathy

D.J. Bloomquist Susan JonesMcNally James Vine Julius Overbeck Henderson Larson Ann WeberFarrey Lois VanEssBader Vanevenhoven Thiel Ann HerlacheStarr Michael Shinners Dorothy HerrmannParzych Patrick Dewane Edward Boyno Cynthia HartBarczak Charles Zarnoth Ralph Baeten magazine snc.edu/ 20 20 20 10 20

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39 COLLEGE NORBERT ST. 40 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2014 Jim Langemak&Susan Main HallClub Harry Delaney& William Daley Karen DeGrootCamilli& Ralph Baeten& Dean’s Club Ralph &JoanneWade Carmella GrigginsVandeven Ron &DianaTortelli Donald Taylor Larry &KathleenGentine Mike &ChrylDumas Bob &LeilaBradley Mary CatherineWalterAhern President’s Club Participation: 20Percent Class of1968 Dan Wallace& Andy &SusanStockhausen Rick &MarySchaefer Janet MessmerRuys& Steve &JanetRhode Jerry Mroczkowski& Mia RempeMoran& Dennis &JaneyMalloy Sue &JamesLynch Gayle BrehmKlokow& Henry &BarbaraKatz Sue SteckartJarosh& Michael Hermans Jerry &JaniceHegy Doug Harder& An VanderloopGehrmann& Mary DockaGeenen& Bill Participating Member Dave &SueWhite Verbeten Gerry &Elizabeth Dave &SuzanneTlachac Elaine DidierSugent& Lee &ConnieSpiering Dennis Sokolowski Susan WrightSkibba& Carol TomsaShepherd& Bob &KarenRoth Bill &CarolRawlsky Wayne &BarbaraRaisleger Diane &RobertPaulick Tom &PatriciaNick Carol SorensonMott& Mike Moschkau& Harry Monahan& Mary Milfred Denise &DonEgan Anita BlaisingDelaney Thomas Camilli Virginia SkortzBaeten & MartinVandeven & WilliamAhern Susan CampeggioWallace William Ruys Linda Mroczkowski James Moran Randall Klokow Joe Jarosh Carol MoserHarder Ralph Gehrmann James Geenen John Sugent Richard Skibba Richard Shepherd Thomas Mott Bonnie Moschkau Jean GolemgeskeMonahan = & Susan Burke &SusanBurke 20 20 * 20

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Don Tomashek& Fred Timm& Tim Terry& Mary KayeBartlettSchaefer Jan PouchnikRhode& Mary AnneQuinlan Glenn Lehnert& Mary RaislegerHughes& Pat &PatriciaHitt Carol MoserHarder& Jim &MaryGeenen Fuzzy &SusanFrozena Mel &LaurieFranzen Mike Franken& Ann WeberFarrey& John &DonnaDaniels Carmen WolfeBirk& Bob &RuthBerger Participating Member Steph Welsh& Liz BarronVerbeten& Jack &FrancesVanLanen John &TeresaTrudeau Peter Swetish& Jim Sutton& Tom Smolen Dave &BarbaraRoznowski Gary Paulin Bob &DianePaulick Dorothy HerrmannParzych& Cece Nadeau Patricia GlynnMrozek& Stefan Mokrohisky Joe Miks Tom &SusanMcAllister Judy PeotLindbom Paul LaFond Kathy Karen Jossi Greg Hunsader&Gretchen Richard Heier Nancy MadiolHannon Al Chris Forrest Dan Ferry Mari BernerDyer& Bill &SallyDuveneck John &PatriciaDorr Tom Dorner Elaine MicheliniChiappetta Richard &GloriaBins Mike Arendt Founder’s Club Joe Seroogy& Kathy PalmerGroves Charlier Langemak Diann LaundrieTomashek Mary JoKeefnerTimm Ladi RauchTerry & RichardSchaefer Stephen Rhode Judy DebothLehnert John Hughes Douglas Harder Mary AnnFitzharris Bill Farrey Robert Birk Garrett Pendergast Gerald Verbeten Carol HinesSwetish Melissa Barbour Jerry Parzych Donald Mrozek Schmieder Hunsader Norman Dyer & JeffChiappetta Claudia Schultz * Groves& * & Daryl Kapalin &DarylKapalin 10 5 20 20 20 20 20 5 10 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 5 20 20 20 10 20 5 20 20 20 20 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2013-14 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Nancy EndersVolk& MaryDan CaseyCooper& Betsy Buckley& Main HallClub Tim &MariaDelaney Wayne Comeau& Tom Camilli& Dean’s Club Pat &KarenRiordan Miriam BrozynaMulva& Tony President’s Club Participation: 16Percent Class of1969 Mike Zajano& Sharon Simons& Lee AnneRiopelleScovell& Lucy Sanna Patricia Sachtler Cathy Rottier Mike &ConnieRonk Joe &LynnePtacek Tom &SandraNett Mulligan Mary EllenLarscheid Marty &PatriciaMcCarthy Mary &RonaldMarten Joseph Mandl Dick &DonnaLubinski Pat HayesKuzma& Peg O’RourkeKelly& Al Kathy PalmerGroves& Vickie Gillio Chet &BarbaraGerlach Jan Feldhausen& Bonnie BrodzellerDowdy& B.J. AllenderDouglass& Jeff Chiappetta&Elaine Mary PaulBrunet& Linda LaforestBleser Gloria ChudBins& Steve Bach& Founder’s Club Sue MullinsWitkin& Steve &SharonWilmet Sonya KisshWhitney& Mary BethMarthaMorgan& Randall Lawton& Karen KalterCook& Dennis &BonnieConnolly Mark &CarlaBrieman Jan Volk Robert Cooper Dennis McGrath Gail RichardsComeau Karen DeGrootCamilli James Mulva Nancy BollwegZajano William Hinton James Scovell Mulligan &Thomas Thomas Kuzma Terrence Kelly Larry Chatman Melvin Dowdy E. JohnRabe Michelini Chiappetta Michael Brunet Richard Bins Franny VanNevel-Bach Jack Witkin Richard Whitney Bill Morgan Cathy CliffordLawton Andrew Cook * * Groves &Bonnie 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 * 5 5 20 20 5 Berken 5 20 20 5 10 10 5 20 20 10 20 20 20 5 10

10 10 10 20 20 10 Lynn GonringPunzenberger Phil &MaryPierangeli Mary BargMorrell Jean StremerMills Kathy Mallon Carol DenisLaCombe& Barbara BrunetteKatz& Susan AubrechtHoulton& Mary GilothHancur Nancy MiddendorfGibbons Sue McShaneFrozena& Mary AnnFitzharris& Maggie Dickens& Terry PrisegemCooley& Susan Byrnes Sharon O’LeksyBright& Rich &SusanBiemeret Judy Basso Participating Member Jane SmeesterWicker& Lee Vandervest&Martha Lawrence &MaryTeofilo Jeanne RobertsonSuda Gary &LindaGerschke Joe Emer& Joe &DorthyDorr Mike Domanik& Tim &JeanDecker Ben Crocker& Mary WesleyCarson& Kay WilliamsenBougie Robert Kathy LayBorges& Kay KuhnBarlament Dave &EileenBaldus Mary WiltingAnderson& Founder’s Club Glen &HelenYurjevich Main HallClub Lee Steffanus&Connie Ron Platner& Tom &MaryDomer Jean BlahaBattaglia& Dean’s Club Tony Ventura& Wayne Sigl& Mike Boberschmidt& President’s Club Participation: 15Percent Class of1970 Chuck &JosephineWeber Jeff &BonnieTimler Marilyn Stasiak & JohnPunzenberger Larry LaCombe Henry Katz Clint Schauer Steven Frozena Michael Franken John Nebi Frank Cooley Robert Bright Roland Wicker Flanigan Vandervest Patricia PukacEmer Jean ThomasDomanik Trudy SalatheCrocker Douglas Carson Gregory Anderson Pietrykowski Steffanus Mary SoensPlatner Frank Battaglia Peggy ReynoldsVentura Leesa Erickson Nancy Gross = Borges 20 20 20 20 10 10 * 5 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 5

Larry &Jeanne Lemerond Craig &Margaret Lynnie SuessHaugner& Paul Hartmann Jeff Degner& Al &ChristineCarlotto Ken Burkel Bill &JoanneBollenbeck Participating Member Ken Greg &MarleneVoss Mary TherrianVanAsten Dennis Tourdot& Karen OestreicherStuckey Jim Steckart& Eileen TaylorSchumann& Tom &SusanSchouten Joe &MarieSchaefer Bob &LorrieRushkewicz Chris Rosera Denise CosgrovePoynter& John &KarenPatrickus John &LuNowak Don &LindaEckes Dean’s Club Peggy ReynoldsVentura& Ed Sturzl& Tom Olejniczak&Dawn Cis RehmNelson& Patti BrashMcKeithan& Wayne Lubner& Chris Doerr Bill &NancyBurns President’s Club Participation: 18Percent Class of1971 Lawrence &GailWood Dick &GraceWirkus Sharon MichaudWatermolen Susan KutzVrba& Nancy WiedemeierTracy& Diann LaundrieTomashek& Mary JeanMurphyStapleton Don Scheinoha Pat Ponto Mary &PhilipPierangeli Anita ButkusPhilipp& John &AnnPesch Vicki Moss Judy DebothLehnert& Vince &MaribarbaraLane Mavis Kryzanek& Pat VandeCastleHitt& Brian &SheriHanlon Allen Zahorski John Haugner Marcia DeNamurDegner Holly JagodzinskiTourdot Grace BellinoSteckart Thomas Schumann William Poynter Tony Ventura Ann GentineSturzl Bielmeier Olejniczak Peter Nelson Jack McKeithan Terese EmerLubner & KeithWatermolen Andrew Vrba Robert Tracy Don Tomashek & GeraldStapleton Leslie Philipp Glenn Lehnert Roger Bartnik Patrick Hitt * &Marijean 5 20 10 20 20 * 20 10 20 5 Lucier 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 5 20 20 10 20 20 Mary SoensPlatner& Tom &MarySchmidt Pat Riopelle&JaneRadue Susan BeauchaineGundlach Terry &JaneGaffney Greg Frederick& Pat &PamelaDeWane Bob &CatherineCabelka Mike &AnneBuss Mark Ransom& Jay &CatherinePick Marsha DenneByrne Main HallClub C.J. VanSistine& Dave &JudyTerry Bob &JeanHruska Pat &SueHickey Don Hansen Susan RoemaatGornall Chuck &AnnaFehring Tim Engels Jean ThomasDomanik& Don &KrisClouthier Christianson Steve Christianson& Kathleen DreaBrauer& Mary &MichaelBlaney Founder’s Club Vicky Weiss& Mary KayOswaldHolzmann Lynn EichmanHerrmann& Paul &ChristineHemmer Marie SchmittHayes& Debbie HillBangert Participating Member Andrew &MarilynWottreng Mary RoseReinboldNovak& Steve &AnnNickols Patti AubuchonMcCarthy& Dave Lenon Mitch Lehmann Gary Kryshak& Bill &PatriciaKarlovitz Dennis &JaneJoyce Bob &JudyJansen Tom &BaybetteJanovsky Nancy RolfsFetherston& Marcia SchenkVavrek Marti FlaniganVandervest& Colleen GilmanSheehan& Ron Sevcik& Jim &MaryKaySanders Jay &CatherinePick Patrick Raven& Joan BrezinPhillips& Wayne Peters& Peter &DonnaVercauteren Ronold Platner & HowardGundlach Pat SierenFrederick Judy McQuade Kathi ConnollyVanSistine Mike Domanik Christine Borucki William Brauer Philip Neujahr Phillip Herrmann Robert Hayes Wayne Novak Martin McCarthy Christine JonasKryshak Robert Fetherston Lee Vandervest Jim Sheehan Cari GeiserSevcik Mary VarjuRaven Thomas Phillips Ann SweeneyPeters 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 5 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

20 20 20 20 5 Bill McDonald&Deborah Diane MittelsteadtMader& Ellen GrohLaBelle& Robert Mary LouKramer& John Kellner Luke Ivers& Jean VanHandelHruska& Ken &DarylHenning Ted &EileenHendrickson Larry Hansen& Bill Funke& John Fitzgibbons John Fetherston Ellen Ellwanger Chris BoruckiChristianson& Founder’s Club Brad &LeslieVincent Lee Prange& Tom &SusanO’Leary Dick Nordberg& Main HallClub Kathi ConnollyVanSistine& Ron Marx Madrigrano Glenn &Barbara Mike &BarbaraKimps Dean’s Club Betsy GagnonWhitton& Ann GentineSturzl& Steve &DeborahPohl Tim &LindaMartin Mary BleserHayes& President’s Club Participation: 15Percent Class of1972 Kathleen Ziccarelli Mitch Weber Patricia ElliottVanden Randy VanBoxtel Mary TetzloffValerio& Pat &CathrynSpice Dave &JayneSmits Greg &KathrynSmith Susanne Rudnick Arlene JarzombekPorter& Gerald &MaryPeiffer Mike Morgan McDonald Don &Elizabeth Dan Malcore&MaryJean Chris DugganLienau& Marilyn Kosik Carol LaseeKekula Tim &LisaKautza Dick Johnston Lardner McDonald Francis Mader James LaBelle Mary JoMurpheyIvers Robert Hruska Kathleen DonahueHansen Geraldine Tapling-Funke Stephen Christianson Neil AlanVanDyke Kathleen HruskaNordberg C.J. VanSistine David Whitton Edward Sturzl Thomas Hayes Vanden Boogaard Boogaard &John Joe Valerio Richard Porter Schommer Malcore Bernard Lienau * Kramer 20 5 20 20 5 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 10 20 20 20 10 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 Mary JoMurpheyIvers& Barbara &MarkHeinz Mitch &DiannHammer Jan Moore& Scott McAlpine Larry &CarolynLasee Chris JonasKryshak& Regge Krueger& Bill &KimaJohnson Mike &JoyJaeger Jerry Tom Deters Susan DeGroot& Sally Bachofer Richard &BambiAlesi Founder’s Club Rick &BettyToneys Fly &MameO’Meara Kathy HruskaNordberg& Main HallClub Emil &EllenPfenninger Jay &TamaraPeerenboom Dean’s Club Jay Williams&Madonna President’s Club Participation: 12Percent Class of1973 Mike &PatriciaValentyn Ralph Spaeth Jayne &DavidSmits Jan Rossing Mierow Sharon Banaszynski Dave &SusanMatyas Charlotte BitkersLiddicoat Steve Lazewski Rita &BruceKilmer Larry &JanetHettinger Chris LiebmanGeurts& Mary BeltzDyke& Fran ByrnesCollier& Barbara Bobrowitz Dave Bissonette Mary KruegerBernard& Lois VanEssBader& Anich &Matthew Kathleen Kuemmerling Participating Member Don &JulieWeill Jerry &LindaStepaniak Dennis Sobczak Richard Siegel Jim Sheehan& Dan Schneider& Fran &ElizabethSchmitz Dave Rickert& Dave Reichenberger Sharmaine ScaccoPeele& John O’Malley&Jacqueline Luke Ivers Gary Kryshak Karolyn KneserKrueger Joseph Boucher Richard Nordberg Young Williams Thomas Geurts Dennis Dyke Michael Collier John Bernard Roger Bader Colleen GilmanSheehan Mary Lansing Gini MaccoRickert Willis Peele Eberle O’Malley * &MaryFeldhausen 10 5 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 5 20 20 20 20 20 5 5 20 10 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2013-14 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR

Joe Boucher& Tom &BarbaraBomber Founder’s Club Judith WrightVandenberg& Jo SoehnlenSjostrom& Mame &FlyO’Meara Bob Hays& Main HallClub Ellen MuellerPfenninger& Greg Mendez& John Higgins Steve &SusanBrettingen Dean’s Club Ed Wroble& Paul Tutskey& Gwen &PaulMiddeke Terese EmerLubner& Gretchen Hoffmann Jay Everard& Nancy ZajkowskiBurns& President’s Club Participation: 16Percent Class of1974 Kathy WagnerMuhs Cline &MaryLampkin Kevin &LeslieLally Becky GosseKrugman& Scott &GailKing Mark &KathyKellermann Jack &EllenKallies Linda FeichtHonrath& Chris PergoliHemmer& Martha Fuchs Darlene Dorner-Stodola Cathy SchmitCzaja& Rosie TraxlerClifford& Cathy JacquotCabelka& Participating Member Peggy GramarossaZiegler& Marcia VoissemTheisen& Geraldine Tapling-Funke& Susan Ruf Robert &CynthiaRoss Ann Roemaat Mary MuellerReinhart& Antoinette MarchesePowell Jackie EberleO’Malley& Kathy Wirth& Mary RomeneskoSmrecek& John Ryan& Henry Holzkamper Robert Vandenberg Kristopher Sjostrom Darlene GmoserHays Emil Pfenninger Nancy Wiltsek Carol Stram-Wroble Sara JohnsonTutskey Wayne Lubner Paula Devroy-Everard Bill Burns John Krugman Alfred Honrath Paul Hemmer Thomas Czaja Thomas Clifford Robert Cabelka John Ziegler Jeffrey Theisen William Funke Mark Reinhart & KeithPowell John O’Malley Philip Palmer Ed Smrecek Rita McKillipRyan Paul Muhs 20 20 20 20 5 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 5 20 20 20 20 20 * 20 20 20 10 & 20 10 10 20 20 20 20 20

Gary &SharonRotherham Howard Roberta Champeau& Jim &MaryBethCahill Maggie PhairButts& Jeannie PeirickBraun& Mike &CatherineHalloran Patty PukacEmer& Louise Hermsen Chris WhiteHansen& Jim &RebeccaKrueger Jim &JaniceNelson Fran Mader&Diane Gary &LorraineWieseckel Mary WirtzNorthrup& John &LoreleiGeorge Mike &JulieGavin Jim &MaryEtchingham Nancy SchulzDolphin& Janet HoffmannDickelman Tom &RoseClifford Anne FreundBuss& Dennis Bushman Greg &RebeccaBunker Participating Member Jim &ChongWirch Jerry &Judith Art &MarySuma Ed Smrecek& Mary TorborgSlavek& Dave &SusanSchnieders Peter &SherrySchnabel Randy &BarbOlm Bill &MargaretNeurauter Jean BertoldiMiazga& Marybeth Marchese Kay WirthLovell& Dave &ArleneKoenigs Dave &RuthKlaas Kathy MarshallKellermann John &SandraHollrith Mary KayBuckley Maureen Gigot Donn &MaryPierce Margaret BascheLund& John &LindaBlaida Dean’s Club Mike VanAsten Fred Schmidt&Teresa Karen President’s Club Participation: 14Percent Class of1975 Patricia Mader-Ebert James Montgomery James Montgomery Donald Bumpus Edward Butts David Braun Susan DeGroot Joseph Emer Dean Hansen Mittelsteadt Mader Mark Northrup Larry Dolphin Larry Dolphin & TerryDickelman Michael Buss Mary RomeneskoSmrecek Charles Slavek James Miazga Kevin Lovell & MarkKellermann Tom VonRueden Von Rueden& Jerry VandenHogen Vanden Hogen& Michael Lund McMonagle Schmidt * McDiarmid& * Ebert& * 20 20 Turba 10 5 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 5 10 20 20 10 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 Pat &JohnTobin Joanna Riopelle Mary Harp-Jirschele& Main HallClub Bob &HeatherMarkwart Bob &HillariKunz Rick &MichelleKobriger Tom Johnson Dale &WinifredHutjens Dan &MaryHuber Bob &SusanBurns Chuck Albers&Patti Dean’s Club Sara JohnsonTutskey& Linda &TimothyMartin President’s Club Participation: 15Percent Class of1976 Tom Zwicky Marianne AnichWalsh& Janice ZondloWajda& Tom VonRueden&MaryKay Federico &CeciliaSaiki Chris DielOehler& Dennis Kirk Gloria HaenKennedy& Leo &DeborahKarlovitz Tom Fritsch Tim Enright& Kathy KauthCote& Participating Member Jim &ColleenWood Tom &MaryWalsh Anita BarryTully& Sally WeberSmits& Barb CullenRadvillas& Tom &SandraPiette Tim &EveO’Brien Mark Northrup& Tony Lombardo& Mary MitchellKrombach& Heidi ReisKepchar& Nathalie Kees Pete &MarianneHoulihan David Hornung John Guthrie& Tim &KarenGillespie Deb ReinoldFeldman& Rita Dufour Mike &KathyBielmeier Founder’s Club Charlie &CherylLaHam Jim &JacquelineFrett Main HallClub Anne HartlaubSmith& Jeffrey Jirschele Vanden BuschAlbers Paul Tutskey Roger Walsh Edward Wajda Buckley VonRueden Paul Oehler Patrick Kennedy Marilyn MaloneEnright Dennis Cote Andrew Tully Kenneth Smits Ray Radvillas Mary WirtzNorthrup Janet Lombardo Bob Krombach Dennis Kepchar Diana Sweetland Alan Feldman Gregory Smith 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 5 20 20

Rosemary MustariMiller& Bill &FiorellaAuriemma Main HallClub Kristin HoffmannPowley& Shelly WibergKobriger& Bob &CynthiaHilger Todd Danen Bill Cahill& Dean’s Club Tom Maher Julie HeyrothGasper& Tom Dwyer& President’s Club Participation: 18Percent Class of1977 Judy Larry &MelanieSikowski Jane KolstadSeidl& Rita McKillipRyan& Lynne HaneyPaplham& Joe &DarleneMeurer Tim &AudreyMcDonald Bob &JaniceKloss Julius &BarbaraKissh Chris FoleyHebel& Janis HabunHancock& Rich Gluth& Ellen BurnsCetera& Participating Member Zid Zidek& Christopher &JudithWood Leanne Wiedemann& Kelli FaganWestbrook& Steve Vickman& Remy &MaryStephenson Ron &KathySmith Peter &DonnaSawyer Jill ReginatoPitterle& Jim Marrer& Bob Krombach& Jim &JackieJacobs Pam BraunFitzell& Tim Dyer& Karen KostyniukBruce& Bartholomew Rick &Jennifer Pete &CynthiaAllcox Founder’s Club Joe &ChristineVitello Anne VandeveldDanen David Miller Kent Powley Richard Kobriger Margaret ColemanCahill Jim Gasper Martha WebbDwyer Daniel Seidl John Ryan James Paplham Richard Hebel Edward Hancock Constance PetulloGluth Kenneth Cetera Nancy Christien-Zidek Robert Krumlauf David Westbrook Patricia MarinVickman Daniel Pitterle Kerry SlackMarrer Mary MitchellKrombach Stephen Fitzell Julia Donahue-Dyer Timothy Bruce * &JeromeTurba magazine snc.edu/ 20 * & 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 5 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

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41 COLLEGE NORBERT ST. 42 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2014 Czarnik-Neimeyer Diane Dillon Jake Ginny GeorgeCostigan& Margaret HamiltonBissen& Toni BlockBianco Sue DanforthBergs& Mike Bauer&BonnieKuhr Don &DarylBarry Participating Member Zid Zidek& Clare Wettstein Ed VanZeeland&Patricia Mary WaddickStephenson& Tricia &JohnStanislowski Clare Signorelli Laurie MiklaszewskiSewall& Mike &MarySchroeder Sherry MertesSaiki Ellen BurnsRossmeissl& Rick Rose& Cathy ZielinskiReitz& Marianne MillerPotter& Steve &PaulaPeot Mike &MaryO’Malley George Nelsen&TerriSimon Gretchen Mattingly Kevin &PatriciaMagner Doug &ValerieLaurent Dan &ChristineLaurent Bill &MariannKrippinger Carol Konshak Claudia Kerski-Nienow& Maurita Houren& Marty Higgins Terry &CarolHerbstritt Sharon KrauseHansen& Mary Grosch Dennis &KathyCorrigan Jim &MarshaBowton Kathleen BarnardBodine& John &BarbaraBauschka Founder’s Club Participation: 13Percent Class of1978 Sheila BarrettWippich& Estelle MeheganSoger& Ed Noelke John &MargaretKoch Bob &JaneKahman Don &SusanJarek Camille SheaHatton& JoAnn HaladaHannigan& Janice DwyerGriffing& Connie PetulloGluth& Parker &RosalindDrew Todd Costigan Daniel Bissen Timothy Bergs Nancy Christien-Zidek Ann VanZeeland Charles Stephenson Timothy Sewall Joseph Rossmeissl Amanda Aldridge Jeffrey Reitz James Potter Mark Nienow Tom Beamesh John Hansen Jeffrey Bodine Keniel Wippich Dennis Soger Peter Hatton Daniel Hannigan Scott Griffing Richard Gluth * &Cynthia 20 5 20 20 20 20 20 20 5 10 20 20 20 10 20 10 5 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 10 20 20 Peter &MargaretPolczinski Mark &KelleyCondon Main HallClub Scott Schemmel& Mike Pollatz Terri DoyleJackson& Dean’s Club Carl &CarolVogel Jill McEwenSpude& Karen James Montgomery& Mark &JulieKasper Al &JulieFreis Pat Derpinghaus Dave Barthel& Mike Ariens& President’s Club Participation: 14Percent Class of1979 Jane Zehren Claire SchultzWilliams& Dan &AnnaSalbego Jo AnnSikowskiPeters& Bob Karger Glen &AmyJohnson Steve Bongers&Deborah Participating Member Terri Simon&GeorgeNelsen Tom &RobinSchumacher Mike &SusanRegan Brenda Rakers Kevin &JeanOstby Dave Navratil Kevin &KimLeitermann Ed &CynthiaLee Lori BoniLaCosse& Jerry &LoriKitowski Mark &SheriJacobs Annette MillerHamilton& Jon &MaryHall Larry Dolan Sue &PaulDeGrave Ron Calewarts Fritz &LauraBoehm Susan Bishop&PeterKellen Ed Bellock Founder’s Club John &PatriciaTobin Harry &PattiRadix Kevin &MaryLarsen Mike Knippen Dan Kafka Jerry &MarjorieHavel Roger &PatriciaGadda Chip &KarenBarry Main HallClub Ralph &SusanTease Doug &KathlynSchaaf Pat Dean’s Club Susan CookBarthel& President’s Club Tim &JanRomenesko Kim WolfeSchemmel William Jackson John Spude Susan CookBarthel Renee IngrassiaAriens James Williams Melvin Peters Ann StoffelBongers Thomas LaCosse Thomas Hamilton David Barthel * &MaryGeorgia * McDiarmid 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 10 20 10 10 20 10 20 20 10 20 20 5 10 20 20 10 5 20 20 20 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2013-14 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR

Marshall Margaret PaulsonRooney& John Pennington Carla LombardoPappalardo Gerry &LaurieHruska Lynn Carli&PaulStanda Main HallClub Steve Zach& Tripp Maher Terry Frett& Dean’s Club John Spude& Robert &KellyOlejniczak President’s Club Participation: 19Percent Class of1980 Russ &De’Ette Bill &NancyMurphy John &KatherineMeo Mary BaxterMeier& Mike &JulieMackin Julie PelishekKuehl& Lisa WagnerJones Elaine Henry Don Drewiske& Lisa ElsonCornell& Mark &PatriciaBykowski Julie MilderBump& Patti Braun Participating Member Mary Zovnic Tony VonRueden&Lynn Mike Ullstrup Lou Tazioli& Philip &MaryStangel Kevin Shaw Lois BuhrSchumacher& Gene &BarbaraSchramka Don &RoseNoskowiak Paul &AlisonNevins Elaine Joe &EileenKarlovich Warren Jones Claude Hribal Faye SchattnerHanley& Tim &RobinFlatley Todd Ehlers& Bunker Dolores &Eugene Barb HanlonBauschka& Bernie Bach Founder’s Club Joanne MannaVenard& Paul Tyska& Mike Thomae&

Lori VanSistineMaher Brian Rooney & JosephPappalardo Patricia MancoskyZach Laureen LeverickFrett Jill McEwenSpude George Meier Terry Kuehl Lynn Liddle-Drewiske Robert Cornell Perry Bump Thome VonRueden Nancy FallonTazioli Thomas Schumacher John Hanley Cynthia Ehlers John Bauschka James Venard Patricia MaherTyska Mary Pangborn Karlyn Crowley * BeckerMoss& 20 * Moss * * 10 & 20 20 20 20 20 20 * 20 20 * Radant 20 20 * 20 * 20 & 20 10 10 5 20 20 20 20 20 20 5 10 20 20 * 20

20 20 10 20 20 20 Dave &MaryBehncke Dave &TheresaBasche Faye SchattnerHanley& Tom Gilling Ray &CynthiaGabriel Patrice NinnemanRuby& Connie BorekPiotrowski& Jane BurlingParkinson& Jim &LynnePaplham Mary RyanMiller& Kurt &KathleenMiller Helen SchellerKoszyk& Kathy PooleJahns& Julie Lisa FothHildebrand Vicki StrehlowFischer& Dawn RardinBrozovich& Tony Brice& Alicia Participating Member Lois BarrettWiltgen Mark VandeHey&Therese Bob Theys&PennyWalther Mary EggerStangel& Barbara SchrimpfSchramka Cindy Reinl Jim &CynthiaReilly Joe Paprocki&Sharon Shawn &MaryO’Neil Steve &SuzanneMocarski Bob McPeek& Patrick &DianeMcClone Tom Lichtfuss& Tricia Licata Julie DuffyLeBeau& Bill Katzfey& Donna KiesJoss& Mary AnnBurkeJahrling& Tim &KathyHinkfuss Anne SalmHiggins& Alison Sue DavisDokey& Paul &SueDeGrave Bill &LillyBarrett Sue SimonsBaker& Pam Baker Founder’s Club Michelle DuBoisStanley Steve Huber&Katherine Mary Groh Eileen StumppGoodwin& Paul Bakken Paul Bakken John Hanley Stuart Ruby Stuart Ruby William Piotrowski James Parkinson Thomas Miller Mark Koszyk Dave Jahns Jerry Fischer Joseph Brozovich Kathy KwaterskiBrice Pinter VandeHey Philip Stangel & EugeneSchramka Zychowski Paprocki Cathy ChalledMcPeek Laura BeckerLichtfuss Patrick LeBeau Susan KrattKatzfey David Joss James Jahrling Glenn Higgins Robert Dokey Gary Baker Abernathy Huber Guy Goodwin Scott Hildebrand * * &BobIdzikowski = BirderBakken& Ebert 20 5 20 20 20 20

20 20 20 20 20 * 5 20 10 & 20 5 20 5 20 20 20 Rick &DebraBinzak Barbara Basche Founder’s Club Dan &Christine Paul Standa&LynnCarli Debby WolfePalm& Ingrid HoffmannMerkatoris Mark Guderski Main HallClub Terri HeimTrantow& Cathy BlockRiordan& Pat &MarysueMichels Terri KingFauerbach& Richard Brown& President’s Club Participation: 14Percent Class of1981 Jim Webb Phil &NadineVitaliano Richard &Penny Paul Anglehart Participating Member Lynn ThomeVonRueden& Andrea GarciaTakacs& John Steindorf& Leon &LoriSeliger Jane BougieSchueller& Dave Rhode Sharon ZychowskiPaprocki Mike &NancyOswald Mary PatSullivanO’Neil& Lynn GilmackNealis& John &ChristineMorrissey Ann CismoskiMitchell& McLaughlin Charlotte Szostak Pam BurgmeierMcKenna& Laura BeckerLichtfuss& Chris WallLaurent& Chris Kluth Tom &JuliaKinderman Sue KrattKatzfey& Eileen &JosephKarlovich John Ivers Brian Hake Ann Ganzer& Greg &DebbieFranda Kathy JacobsEverson& Susan HarveyCurtis Joe Cahill Pat &NancyBurke Joe &CarolynBunker Joanne MannaVenard& Van Alstine Michael Palm & MichaelMerkatoris John Trantow Robert Riordan James Fauerbach Sharon Dudley-Brown Anthony VonRueden Vincent Takacs Anita KlemmerSteindorf Paul Schueller & JoePaprocki Shawn O’Neil Kevin Nealis Jack Mitchell McLaughlin &Daniel Patrick A.McKenna Tom Lichtfuss Daniel Laurent William Katzfey Gerard Mercuri Brett Everson James Venard 20 20 20 20 5 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 10 10 20 20 10 20 5 20 20 10 5 20 20 20 Mary Guldan-Lindstrom& Kevin &JennyKopp Bob Koeller Barb NicholsonKane Barb NavickasJohnson& Margaret Houren Tim Haley& Laurie MisgenGrasso& Robert DrathsJr.& Mike &CynthiaDevine Margaret AriensDenten& Anne PetrowskiDeeter& Trish BriickByron& Jeffrey Susan MannaBronken& Bob &MarciaBouressa Joe Andreas Founder’s Club Tom &DebSchneider Mary RemikerSchenian& Jim &ChristineHennessy Al Fosha& Ron DiNella& Greg Bollom& Mary ClaireCoonenBartz& Main HallClub Lynn FigielVanAlstine& Julie ConnorMcComis& Anne VandeveldDanen& Dean’s Club Mary &JamesHughes Chuck Geurts& Pat Dunks& President’s Club Participation: 16Percent Class of1982 Alice Zyks Tom &BarbYoungell Jim &Rosemarie Neil Vandenberg& Pat &PaulTyska Kim SandersSzatkowski& Patti RuedingerSkaleski& Greg &MarySchneider Julie HeardenEklund& Jeff &RebeccaCurtin Lisa Ropella Donna Mendyke Deonne DegnerKrenz& Tom &KimberlyHlava Eric &JulieHansen Carriveau Steven Lindstrom Paul Johnson Mary GibbonsHaley Ken Grasso Jean KroegerDraths Martin Denten Jim Deeter Joseph Byron Terry Schenian Kathleen ScullionFosha Cheryl GlobisDiNella Kathleen DeMets Allan Bartz Tim VanAlstine Michael McComis Todd Danen Theresa Rosik-Geurts Jean SchneiderDunks Von Rueden Pat MurphyVandenberg Thomas Szatkowski Ronald Skaleski William Eklund Kenneth Krenz = Bronken 10 20 10 * 20

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20 20 20 5 5 20 Mike &LisaVanAlstine Keith Noskowiak Mary JoGrabner Susie Buche&JohnKoker Natalie Braspenninckx- Phil Behling& Main HallClub Dan Pichler& John Kennedy& Hirschboeck Paul &Michelle Joe &LisaFazio Eileen Butch& Liz Ahlenius Dean’s Club Theresa Rosik-Geurts& Bill &JaclynRehm Tom &DianeCampion President’s Club Participation: 15Percent Class of1983 Anne MiskeWiegman& Pat MurphyVandenberg& Dan &BethSheber Beth GuntherRybakowicz& Sean &DeborahQuirk Linda Panszczyk Pat McElroy Lola ZuehlkeLuther& Doug &PhoebeKitson Mary BethO’DonnellJossart Amy GarriganGoudzwaard& Kurt Dulka Pat &BeckyConnor Ted &KellyBuckley Kathy KwaterskiBrice& Craig Anderson& Dave &PennyAlbers Participating Member Judy HeezenTegge Walt Swietlik& Anita KlemmerSteindorf& Peter Shore& Kate NothShadid& Stephen O’Toole Nancy DelaneyO’Neill& Fred &SuzanneMiller Mike &MaryLambert Pat HowardWoytek& Dan &BarbaraWood Peg NaganWanie& Lisa FreisVandenAvond Zellner &Roger Elizabeth BrienBehling Margaret BurnsPichler Page FlemingKennedy Tom Balthazor Charles Geurts Bruce Wiegman Neil Vandenberg Mark Rybakowicz Ted Luther & StevenJossart Jeff Goudzwaard Tony Brice Catherine LamonAnderson Kelly RaffertySwietlik John Steindorf Nancy HruskaShore James Shadid Donald O’Neill Bernard Woytek William Wanie Keith VandenAvond Mark Tegge 20 5 20 10 10 5 10 20 10 20 5 20 * 20 5 & 20 20 20 10 * 10 10 & 20 Tom Purtell& Tim &BarbaraMichels Mike &JenniferFoley Jean &Patrick President’s Club Participation: 12Percent Class of1984 Judi GuetzloffRyan& Annette StackRosenthal& Polly Reynolds Barb KirschlingQuigley& Patrick &KaralynO’Melia Rosemarie KraftKeane& Steve &MaryJossart Roxanne KruegerJossart& Michelle LemensHokenson Jean SchuchGustafson& Joan BirderGilliam& Shari Frieler-Saeger& Kelly McGrathBuckley& John Boyd& Cathy LamonAnderson& Participating Member Leo &BarbaraWisniewski Tom &RosemaryWard Jan Wagner Terry MatuszakSullivan& Kate SkarStites& Craig &TheresaStertz Anne ShallowSprout& Schroeder Georgia Gottschalk Kevin Poehls Pat &Donna Joe &JoanPhelps Pat Phelan Bobby Nasshan& Bill &TwilaMeo Phil Menzner& Paul &JoAnnMaranan Mike &CynthiaLefevre David &DebraKlegin Pat Herson&MaryDoyle Patty GoschGromala& Steve &AlinaGlobis Jean KroegerDraths& Mike &JaniConnolly Beth BeimelClabots& Melissa BrabazonBraun& Kathy KayeAdrians& Founder’s Club Jenny HoeftZimmerman& Schneider Dunks Rob Ryan Jeffrey Rosenthal Gregory Quigley James Keane Scott Jossart & MichaelHokenson James Gustafson Michael Gilliam Jay Saeger Theodore Buckley Elizabeth HellandBoyd Craig Anderson Michael Sullivan John Stites David Sprout Schroeder &Mark Karen WilsonNasshan Lori HalaburtMenzner Edward Gromala Robert Draths Gregory Clabots Dale Braun Thomas Adrians John Zimmerman 20 * 20 20 10 Pirman 20 20 10 5 20 10 5 20 20 = 20 20 20 20 20 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2013-14 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR

Todd &Dawn Randerson Mark &Catherine Nancy StansfieldPhythyon& Rita SchmittPampel& Mary BougieKrautkramer Claire Flierl& Bill Denney& Mike Dauplaise& Lisa HellandBoyd& Participating Member John &MaryWilde Jeff Vandenbergh Peter &Maria Susan BellinderStecker& Cori HammenRomenesko& Brian &KathiPritzl Chuck &ReneePeters Mark Naze& Karen WilsonNasshan& Margaret Menzies Doug &CarolynKroll Jodi WagnerHolman& Rick &AndreaHearden Jerry Haske& Patricia TrybekGremore& Sheila Fitzgerald& Joe &MichelleDoucette Jane VanAlstineDawkins& Tim &LauraCollins Chris LinskensChristie& Greg Capelli& Dale Braun& Paul Bauer& Founder’s Club Carol SladekWilda O’Meara Orcutt Tim Orcutt&Winora Grace Meyer Kathryn AriensMartell& Lisa NeusserMadagame& Jerry Lang&MariaWeber John Koker&SusanBuche Clare Guse& Joe Emmerich& Main HallClub Jim &AmyViola Deb DeBruin Dean’s Club Sharon Solfest

Joce HairPurtell Ausloos Schroeder John Phythyon Dennis Pampel Mark Panarusky Karen GyrionDenney Bonnie Groessl John Boyd Mark Stecker Daniel Romenesko Elizabeth Timmins Bobby Nasshan Alan Holman Linda BekkersHaske David Gremore Eric Johnson Simon Dawkins Jeff Christie Mary SchroederCapelli Melissa BrabazonBraun Kim MettlachBauer Michael Martell Jimmy Madagame Brian Wichman Beth CrowleyEmmerich Steve Wilda * &KarenVerkuilen 20 20 20 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 * 10 10 5 20 20 5 * 10 20 & 20 20 10 20 20 5 20 20 20 5 20 Cathy LarsenLombardi& Andy Lampereur&Christine John Corbett&PollyHansen President’s Club Participation: 17Percent Class of1985 Paul &ClaudiaOlejniczak Ann Harty Lisa Fry Dean’s Club Kathe McNamaraWeinman Klister Svabek Larry Svabek&Kathleen Steve &KayeSchneider Jocelyn HairPurtell& Steve Bollom& Liz Behring Founder’s Club Ann StantonHoernke& Doug &JeanDiny Betsy WermuthCypcar& Kate GenellBurns& Joe Bougie& Liz BrienBehling& Main HallClub Renee HansenFlesch& Mary SchroederCapelli& Barbara Briick Mary EllenSchill Sharon TrainorMurphy& Kate Hogan& Steve &Kelly Tom Groleau& Mike &LeanneGallagher Ken &CarolynZacharias Steve Wilda& Bill &CarlynTochterman John Madigan& John Lynch& Karen RowanLieser& Robert &AllisonLeMieux Paul Lantolf Joe &LoriKools John &JaniceJanssen Judy Jacques Sue ProckHodgman& Chris Hesch Tod Cassi NaganMaki& Kevin McTernan&Eilena Annette GattoHennessy& Paul VandenHeuvel& Mary AnnLangeSorensen& Paul Lombardi Estel Lampereur & LeeWeinman Thomas Purtell Mary HadererBollom Michael Hoernke David Cypcar Gregory Burns Heidi Dorazio-Bougie Philip Behling Charles Flesch Gregory Capelli Paul Murphy Mark Rudolph Sally VillaGroleau Carol SladekWilda Joanne FranzenMadigan Julie HeroldLynch James Lieser Daniel Hodgman John Hennessy Patty WitteVandenHeuvel Howard Sorensen * Maki 5 5 * 20 Heim 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 * 10

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Eilena SharapataMcTernan Maureen FraherMcCabe& Jim &NancyMartin Jacqui KraftEngebos& Dan &MaureenDonahue Barb LempCaan& Rita JonetBaretta& Founder’s Club Vandenhouten Scott &Michelle Laurie Steenis Mike O’Brien& Dan &KerryMatuszek Main HallClub Mike &SherryDaniels Paul &LauraBruce Dean’s Club Bill &SharonBoehme President’s Club Participation: 10Percent Class of1986 Margaret BechwarWhatley& Dan VanVeen Tim &DebbieVanGompel Dorothy Unger Gail StrehlowThomas& Patty GeigerSteigerwald& Michelle RiefkeSmith& Pam HinkensSchuster& Buck Rogers& Nancy AdamsonReuter& Koehler Quinlan Henry Quinlan&Kristin Kathy KilarskiNavarro& Carla PaulMulvey& Mark &MisheleKreuser Mary Kaminski Mary NiesenKalaus& Amy FetherstonGroh& Peggy WalshDull Julie Diliberti Karen GyrionDenney& Dave Bradish& Jenny StackBau& Lisa KesslerBarrientez& Participating Member Ken Zilch&AmySager Bill VanEss Shannon McCarthyThaeler& Dan Perrone& Mike O’Brien& Sharapata McTernan Thomas McCabe Rick Engebos Thomas Caan Steven Baretta Colleen HickeyO’Brien Robert Whatley Robert Thomas Joseph Steigerwald Stewart Smith Gregg Schuster Karen BakerRogers Christopher Reuter Richard Navarro Gary Mulvey Brent Kalaus Daniel Groh William Denney Lori VanCampBradish Jeffrey Bau David Barrientez Andrew Thaeler Joan DrascicPerrone Colleen HickeyO’Brien *

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Clare Miske Deborah SegerstromCollins Laura AnziaBruce& Dean’s Club Chris EstelLampereur& Paul Klister& Jean &Bob Emo Dellanina& President’s Club Participation: 12Percent Class of1987 Randy Vandenhouten&Chris Patty WitteVandenHeuvel& Lisa ChristensenThiry& Lisa MadiganSpratt& Megan Sokolowski Karen BakerRogers& Kelly ReaganRobery& Steve Nockerts& Elizabeth Schumacher Sean &JanaMaher Liz RaffertyJung& Brian &JaniceHiggins Katie HilbertDenlinger& Denis Crevier& Vicki RitterBrowne& Deb OuradaBrodziski& Lori VanCampBradish& Linda IzzoBousley& Jenny StackBau& Participating Member Amy SagerZilch&Ken Cindy StuberWyckoff& Monica Walk Chris &KarenVanLanen Tara BrennanTorkelson Elizabeth Timmins& Mark Stecker& Steve Sinclair& Paula Schnur Lisa CarnotSalter& Chris Parrilli&Monique Anita SkaddenPandolfe& Janeen ZimmerOlson& & KevinMcTernan & JohnCollins Paul Bruce Andrew Lampereur Brenda KobussenKlister Mary AriensDellanina Kremer Vandenhouten Paul VandenHeuvel Ronald Thiry Kevin Spratt Buck Rogers Steven Robery Bonnie DinyNockerts Neuville &Mark James Jung Douglas Denlinger Susan LattimerCrevier Pat Browne Kevin Brodziski Dave Bradish James Bousley Jeffrey Bau Michael Wyckoff Mark Naze Susan BellinderStecker Laura BeckSinclair David Salter Jeanquart Parrilli Frank Pandolfe James Olson magazine snc.edu/ * 20 Horn 20 20 10 20 10 5 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 *

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43 COLLEGE NORBERT ST. 44 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS St. Norbert |Fall/Winter Magazine College 2014 Sue HadererBaert& Sharon JohnsJanega&

Rich Tengowski& Suzanne Swiderski Kevin Spratt& Laura Schulz Ann DelbovoScaife& Patty HupferRiedel& Doreen VancePotter& Tom Laurie DelieKiefaber& John &Jana Susan LattimerCrevier& Pat Browne& Kathleen KaneBoehm& Andy &JenniferArians Participating Member Steve &Kathleen Pat CassidyTykowski& Chris WypychRoberti& Chris &KatiRemington Beth Pier George Perret& Ann Dave Hurley& Renata Hruska Dan &SusanHodgman Tim &AnnHealy Jim &MaureenHatchell Linda BekkersHaske& Karen FerfeckiGall& Meg LaundryFrancis& Kathy SpanbauerFleming& Curt Esser David &BetsyBurke John Founder’s Club Carolyn SchmittZacharias& Joe Siekierski&Gwendolyn Julie DonovanMassey Andrew Manion& Kathy Loewen Tinya WagonerChristensen& Main HallClub Monique JeanquartParrilli& Tim &AnnMundt Pat Kohl&

Dan Cindy BrownHelson Jenny BaugnetEckelaert& Kenneth Baert Mary Carnazzo Ronald Janega Sarah GertzLarsen Lisa MadiganSpratt John Scaife James Riedel Thomas Potter Robert Kiefaber Denis Crevier Vicki RitterBrowne Michael Boehm Van Lieshout Joe Tykowski Anthony Roberti Julie JohnstonPerret Gerald Haske Mark Gall Scott Francis Carl Fleming Kenneth Zacharias Scherschel Siekierski Amy SchlumpfManion David Christensen Christopher Parrilli Kathy SullivanKohl Shawn Massey Steven Eckelaert * = * * Larsen& Henderson Arndorfer& MurleyHurley *

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20 20 20 * & 20 20 10 10 Mike Infante& Lisa VanRossumDraves& John Deboth&DeborahKay Pam KullmannCarroll& Tim &ElizabethBeyer Steve &SarahAbts Participating Member Lisa BrussTruttman& Jim Sharp Joan StanleyShanahan& Ann Setterlun& Erik &LoriRutherford Debbie Prette Jean DoucettePaque& Pat Olejniczak Tom Morrissey& Pat Metzger Twila ZahorskiMeo& Tina Manion Kathy ReynoldsLombardi& Brian &EwaLangenberg Karen Kloida Kipp Karakas& Dan &GeralynnJankoski Kathleen Jackson Jill Ted Heimerman&Paula Bridget HilbertHaubold& Maureen McCannHatchell& John &LauraHaase Al Gripentrog Brian Garvin Mark &KarenGall Carl &ChristineClementi Rich &CarolCarani Sue WildeAntolec& Founder’s Club Wendy ScherschelSiekierski Troy &LoriRoovers Matt Lang& Tom Endries Main HallClub Theresa Roetter& John &CynthiaBriscoe Ron Altenburg Dean’s Club Jan ZellnerKrautkramer& Brenda KobussenKlister& Tao &XiaomeiHuang President’s Club Participation: 11Percent Class of1988 Bob &LindaWeber Tracy LouisInfante Randall Hofer Joseph Draves Michael Carroll Jeffrey Truttman Ed Shanahan Michael Taylor Bob Paque Jenny BonannoMorrissey Anthony Meo John Lombardi Amy LeitermanKarakas De GraceHeimerman Fred Haubold James Hatchell Robert Antolec & JosephSiekierski Kerry SmitsLang Mark McClloch Thomas Krautkramer Paul Klister Beth HillTengowski * DolbeeHofer& 20 20 * 5 20 20 5 5 5 5 10 5 5 20 10 20 20 20 20 10 10 10 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2013-14 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR

Brenda Jayne Cromheecke Wendy BremerBolland& Karen Bartelt Participating Member Alan Zarnoth Amy Weiler Scott &KimberlyWagner Brian Skaletski& Steve Rockey& Mark &NeymiNehring Jim &PatriciaMontalbano Michelle MitchellLee& Rosa CaringellaKugel& Todd Klismet& Katherine SlatteryKeith Amy LeitermanKarakas& Tim &RobynnHorner Rob &MaryGreifenkamp Claire Gigon Kate Mark &KarenCoonen John &KimConnelly John Blazel& Paul Joan MarshallBarker& Founder’s Club Mike Schimke& Kerry SmitsLang& Greg &AmyHaselwander Elise Amel& Main HallClub Laura Kevin &ConnieMichels Michael Cyrus Sharon SchirgerBoehme& President’s Club Participation: 11Percent Class of1989 Wronkowski Steve &Marilyn Julie RebekWendelberger& Catherine WittRupp& Laura PalmbachOwens& O.Praem. The Rev.JamesP.Neilson, Chris BraunMatysik& Sarah GertzLarsen& Dawn MayJohnson& Mike &LynnJadin Jill BeardsleyGonzalez& Kerrie Biebel Mike Benkowski&Kathleen Bob Geenen Butterbrodt & Bolland David Julie BenoSkaletski Liz MartinRockey Michael Lee Steven Kugel Faye LaundrieKlismet Kipp Karakas Carrie SausenBlazel Allen Barker Jackie BorkSchimke Matthew Lang Richard Davies William Boehme John Wendelberger Steven Rupp David Owens Michael Matysik Thomas Larsen Stanley Johnson Daniel Gonzalez Geibert Benkowski * * * Beck& SabishGeenen& &FrankPasternak * RichmondBeck * * 20 5 20 10 10 10 * 5

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Jim Domach& President’s Club Participation: 12Percent Class of1990 Kumiko TominagaWebb& Mike Walsh Cathy LevyVanderZanden& Beth HillTengowski& Dave Sauter& Michelle HartmannPuryear Maureen KampsNoe& Frank Morelli Larry Lueck& Shawn Lindsay Anthony Hutson Lisa WatryHeise& Matt &KristineCrosby Jackie WatersCompton& Julie BenoSkaletski& Jim &MelissaSears Julie SolonSchuberth& Karen HucekReschke& John Moore& Amy SchaeferMarshall& Steve &BetsyMaliborski Jim Litz&JackiBrieske Jim Liedeka Ellen Lamarre Tim Krull&SaraEisch Joe Klodzinski Gina StangelKelly& Jill Randy Hofer& Sarah Marybeth CrozierGerth& Mike Douglas Duane &LindaConklin Thomas Megan WoodBolin& Pete Benkowski& Founder’s Club Lynie &MichelleVincent Jackie BorkSchimke& Sarah Connor Main HallClub John Schaefer Frank &Laura Greg Nicklaus& Todd Naccarato&

Mary RossKarnitz& Christine WettsteinClementi Ian Griffiths Candace Domach Steven Webb Dave VanderZanden Rich Tengowski Ruth SchouSauter & MatthewPuryear Arthur Noe Becky KoeppelLueck James Heise Michael Compton Brian Skaletski Robert Schuberth Darren Reschke Theresa KleiberMoore Nathaniel Marshall Luke Kelly John Gerth Christy Rogers Mike Schimke Darcey Nicklaus Susan CameronNaccarato James Butterbrodt Christopher Karnitz & CarlClementi * DolbeeHofer * MullinsGriffiths& * Bolin 20 10 20 20 * 10 Pasternak 20 10 10 10 5 20 5 10 5 5 5 Sara EischKrull& Traci KronerKlevenow& Luke Kelly& Sarah DiedrickKasdorf& Scott &ReneeHemauer Jenny Harty Fred Grimes Mike &MaryAnnGozdecki Julie Ford-Tempesta& Mike Collins Patti Carpenter Shelly KruegerBrown& Craig &KarenBarrett John &JenniferBarnes Mike Anderson Jim Albrecht& Carl Acker Founder’s Club Phil &LisaPinello Brian Corrao& Main HallClub Bob &TracyMitchell Dean’s Club Candy JadownDomach& Mike Bendel& President’s Club Participation: 10Percent Class of1991 Jim &BrookStowers Kim VanGrinsvenSpittel& Lisa VirtuesRajkovich& John Pollard& Amy WondrashMcClellan& Ann MarieMarlier& Cheryl Malvitz Tim &MaryLoversky Michele ThielmanLaufer& Lisa DrewekKern& Madonna HugoHolmes& Sally ChristesenHochstein& Tom &CarrieGuetzloff Anne OwensDelGhingaro& Tom Carroll& Lisa RasmussenBoldt& Karen KuchlerBassing& Yvonne Barbier Jennifer MoroniAnderson& Dionne Alexander Participating Member Maria NeuserTotzke& Tim Strnad Michael Klevenow Gina StangelKelly David Kasdorf Daryl Tempesta Dale Brown Jenny ChristmannAlbrecht Kathleen WhiteCorrao James Domach Karen KraftBendel Todd Spittel David Rajkovich Beth AnnBaxterPollard Ron McClellan Donald Circo William Laufer Stephen Kern Kenneth Holmes Allan Hochstein Dean DelGhingaro Nichole FangmeierCarroll Larry Boldt James Bassing Greg Anderson James Totzke 10 20 10 10 20 10 20 10 5 5 5 5 20 10 5 5 Keira Kelly-McCreery& Anne SchmittJenkins& David &AliceHenning John Hart Linda MuellerGregory& Dale &MichelleBrown Ken &KristineBest Richard &NaomiBenz Erin Anger&JohnTomshack Founder’s Club Lynn SchugVanBuren& Karen FowlerLatterell& Dan Kaiser Steve &SallieJerovetz Jim Hall Kim NielsenGregory& Rena RooversDragseth& Kate MullinsCole& Kelly Chmielewski Julie HodgesBiernat& Participating Member Jen StewartWittkopf& Kim KramerWagner& Tom Ploetz Dan &MarinaNelson John &ErinMcNally Gretchen WillemsLuther& Chris McCraryVanAlstine& Jennifer BreidsterMattes& Main HallClub Brent Weycker& Page FlemingKennedy& Chris Ariens Dean’s Club Clay &LoriNaccarato Stacy &RobertCataldo President’s Club Participation: 11Percent Class of1992 Stacey BoninWallander& Liz AnsteeValdivia& Pat Scherer& Rex Rubenzer Susan EricksonPilgrim& Jenny DoncheckPhythyon Keith Meulemans Sparky VanderSanden Keith &Kristin Amy WittkopfUribe& Erin HealyRoss&John Lemerande Chad &Christine Joseph McCreery Jeffrey Jenkins Christopher Gregory Edward VanBuren Joel Latterell James Gregory John Dragseth Tony Cole Ron Biernat William Wittkopf Scott Wagner Jarett Luther Daniel VanAlstine Karl Mattes Joanne ShimonWeycker John Kennedy Steven Wallander Javier Valdivia Mara KainassScherer Timothy Pilgrim Van DenHeuvel Ruben Uribe Timothy Krull Timothy Krull 5 5 5 10 10 5 5 5 10 10 10 10 5 10 10 10 Kelly MessmanFriedlander Main HallClub Bill &AudraShropshire Kevin Rogers& Eric Dean’s Club Frank Russomanno President’s Club Participation: 11Percent Class of1993 Amy MelicharWach Tom &SusanTengowski Chanin EnglebertStyka& Amy WegandStover& Nicole JeanquartSmith& Jamie AnchorRodgers& Justin &DawnRitter Steve Moore Jeanne Moore Jim Merkatoris&Maureen Kristen Jon Lukens& Kevin &JenniferKlestinski Lawrence Kleiber& Brian Kerhin& Amy KoturGray& Deborah JanschGauthier& Kevin &ChristineCherney Mary LaMereBurich& Cindy GertzBruecker& Participating Member Will Wittkopf& Mark Wafle Mark &ErinVanZeeland Eric Snyder& Bruce Shannon& Kelly Rottier& Bart Rabas& Wendy KohlbeckMeidl& Mary BethKueber Jason &Catherine Michael Klevenow& Roxann LeisemannKirchberg Jon &StacieDooley Brian Mathu& Terry Maher& Patrick &JanePoklarLynch Shannon MacNab Jacki BrieskeLitz& Kathy Licht Jennifer QuiltyRogers Tim Styka Russell Stover Brad Smith David Rodgers Campion Merkatoris Katie NelsonKleiber Jill KettenhofenKerhin David Gray Mark Gauthier Jeffrey Burich Tim Bruecker Jennifer StewartWittkopf Anna Piazza-Snyder Mary VlnaShannon Karen MelesRottier Shannon StollRabas Douglas Meidl Aristotle Mastorides Mastorides & Traci KronerKlevenow & JeffreyKirchberg Laura McCaskey Collins Laura McCaskeyCollins Nadine BoylanMathu Holly MayMaher James Litz = Collins& * DanielsonLukens 10 5 20 10 10 * 10 Lau 5 5 5 5 5 5 10 5 20 10 Pam CoulterParzych& Darcy MeisnerMcBeth& Diane BrefkaMartin& Becky KoeppelLueck& Bill Kinziger& Mike Jarentowski&JulieAnn Jay &SusanIsselmann Marnie Hade Laura LoudenGudino& Gwen Gettelman& Lisa WendelbornGarstka& Mark &YvonneEbinal Tom Clark Nichole FangmeierCarroll& Marina MenicucciBottiglieri Jennifer KylesBoehlke Jim Beehler& Participating Member Scott Judy LuzbetakWard& Debbie HinkensTruyman& Lisa BergTreichel& John Tomshack&ErinAnger Jenny CoxStead& Lucy CarlyleReeve Max Ranft& Nina SemeNelson& Catherine Manning Holly TrimbergerLewis& Jim Lauer Maria Konkel Carrie MurphyKohloff& Lynn EllingtonKalmadge& Mike &KerryJudy Kate MaddenJones& Eric Jacobson Dan Hurley&KeriOtt Chris &GingerHoward Scott Glodowski& Bob Domach Chris &JoselynCichocki Chris SchlegelBrown& Mark &HeatherBougie Maureen PeteroccelliBober John &AmyBastuga Mike Aleckson Founder’s Club Tom TerHorst& Todd Lindblom& Ann DidierHilts& Samuel McBeth William Martin Larry Lueck Linda ThompsonKinziger Rinella Jarentowski Sergio Gudino Scott Mehlos Gregory Garstka Tom Carroll & JasonBottiglieri Jennifer BlackBeehler David Ward Richard Truyman Craig Treichel Gary Stead Susan CainRanft Daniel Nelson John Lewis Richard Kohloff Kyle Kalmadge Charlie Jones Amy KrebsbachGlodowski Kevin Brown & GlenBober Catherine Lukas Kris CialdiniLindblom Aaron Hilts & DavidFriedlander * &MarthaWinkler 20 5 5 5 5 5 10 10 10 20 5 5 10 10 5 10 5 10 5 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2013-14 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Laura SikowskiSamorske& Julie BergKlebba& Dennis &MichelleKeffer JulieAnn RinellaJarentowski Kevin Dugan& Jay DeCleene& Dan Chengary& Participating Member Bart Wolf Daryl Woelfel& Dave &JudithWard Angie Terry Lisa UtvikSimplot Cheryl Scholtz Mike &MarieRyan Steve Pable& Joan GlueckertMaternoski& Denise MyranMartin& Dan Lyons Janet Lobacz Jesse &ChristineLamberg Matt Knoepke Amy Kiiskila& Pat &JodiKeller Keri OttHurley&Dan Jeff &HeatherHoffman Todd &DeannaHeid Paul &WendyHartman John &KathrynGettelman Amy Gajewski Lori Feiro Jodi EricksonDonovan& Gerard &LindaDeprez Annette EntringerCleary& Jennifer BorkChancellor& Denice DelortoBrogan& Ted Blazel Bethany ZerfasAmes& Founder’s Club Chad &JenniferMcGinn Nancy Karls& Susie ProteauBurns& Main HallClub Marti SchreierWronski& Dean’s Club Mike McEvoy& Brian &LynnBunkelman President’s Club Participation: 10Percent Class of1994 Jennie MillerTreder& Tim Styka& Gregory Parzych Gregory Parzych John Klebba & MikeJarentowski Amy HansenDugan Jenny FrankenDeCleene Lisa BurkartChengary Sara McGeeWoelfel Amee LinggPable Scott Maternoski Thomas Martin Chad Evenson Michael Donovan Daniel Cleary Richard Chancellor John Brogan Christopher Ames Christopher Dale Robert Burns Andrew Wronski Nicole GentineMcEvoy Richard Treder Chanin EngelbertStyka John Samorske 5 10 5 10 10 10 5 5 10 5 10 5 5 5 10 10 10 5 * 10 Michelle SlaggieSchlehuber Dean’s Club Nicci GentineMcEvoy& Beth RyanLunow& President’s Club Participation: 9Percent Class of1995 Susan PetersonVandeHey& Dave &SuzetteSchumacher Ann &GalenSchleunes Jenny CampbellRentmeester Kim SteinkeMonday& Jason Leigh& Kris LeTourneauKreuser& Nate &KristinaZastrow Tara BradleyWilliams& Scott &BrittaVettraino Craig Treichel& Kris KushavaOtt& Tracy Opicka Matthew Nick& Matt MacLean& Denise Lozier Karen Loritz Jen Kobilca Mike Kelleher& Colleen Gill Kristi Gettelman Chris Dimmer&Gretchen Norah Collins Lynn PetersenBub& Todd Founder’s Club Chris Dale&NancyKarls Main HallClub Sara BeneshPashak& Anne DreesNiederkorn& David Monday&Kimberly Michelle SchneiderLadwig& Michelle Kutz Michelle HitzemannKeffer& Adrienne Hilts Pat &RitaGoggins Denise Ferkey& Kathie ToppeEhlke& Jenny FrankenDeCleene Stephanie Clausen Brian &KarriBiscobing Participating Member Tim Derozier& & ThomasSchlehuber Michael McEvoy Matthew Lunow James VandeHey & MarkRentmeester David Monday Ellen YoungLeigh Terry Kreuser James Williams Lisa BergTreichel Nathan Ott Kristin WeberNick Amy VrabelMacLean Sara ZittlowKelleher Bergstrom Dimmer Jason Bub Donald Pashak Dan Niederkorn Steinke Monday Gary Ladwig Dennis Keffer Jeffrey Swaluk Scott Ehlke Elizabeth HillDerozier Jay DeCleene * &BlakeBierowski 10 5 5 10 10 5 5 5 5 10 10 10 10 10 5 5 5 10 10 * 5 5 & Cori CollinsMarinan& Ann RochLooby& Shane &SusanLagerman Jim Kozar Joyce Hansen Heather LockeGreen& Amy HansenDugan& Donna &DavidDenil Liliya Davidova Angela Campion-Russell& Crystal GabrichBrown& Tom Brefka& Tom &Carole Participating Member Erik Vandermause& Dana HertelSinkovec Jeff Shere& Brian Sethness Amee LinggPable& Kristin WeberNick& Melissa SchmitzMoren Bev GudexMatheys& Beth Kurtz Jeff Kline& Missy Karls Ethan &IlanaHaas Doreen MitchellDrescher& Mike Donovan& Sarah EckenrodCosgrove& Maria SturinoCancino& Brian Blaha& Jenny StaatsAndreae& Founder’s Club Kelly ColeSawhney& Brian Eschmann Pat &ErinEmmons Brian Danzinger Main HallClub Eric &MelodieDugenske Dean’s Club Jesse Sevcik Dave Schug& Shannon Bauman& President’s Club Participation: 9Percent Class of1996 Kelsey HowellWhitney& Bret VanAsten Ruth SchouSauter& Rentmeester Mark &Jennifer Kerry Marinan Kevin Looby Ronald Green Kevin Dugan Craig Russell Robert Brown Claire RebarchikBrefka Wendy BearVandermause Katy O’NeillShere Stephen Pable Matthew Nick Bernard Matheys Amy VerwielKline Clint Drescher Jodi EricksonDonovan Edward Cosgrove John Cancino Jill WingBlaha Bradley Andreae Jaswin Sawhney Leanne Knobloch Colin Ward Eric Whitney David Sauter 5 * Basak * 10 5 5 5

5 10 10 10 10 10 5 Amy OuradnikVanDeHey& Michelle WietorSpaeth& Dave &SaraFrieder Steve VanPee& Matt Sullivan& Jim Strick John &AngieStengel Jason Schreiber Dennis &LauraSchmidt Dan Ryan&Jennifer Joanna Rouse Chris Roland& Ron Pikulik& Russ &CharityOlson Shaun ThomasOlejniczak& Silverio Mirao Amanda Mickelson& Melissa ZychMcDonald& Mike Martin& Tony Lagowski& Kathy Klos Patrick &MelissaKlipstine Ragan PruchaJorgensen& Kathy SchleisIngels& Sharon SzczepanekGunnell John Grochowski&Sara Jenny Gavinski Kevin Flynn& Brendon &MeganDuffy Ed Dudek Founder’s Club Dan Styka& Bill Martin Cabrini M.Jablon Andy Bradford Main HallClub Eric Laura McCaskeyCollins& Adam Boettner Brian Began& Dean’s Club Paula HoitinkGentine& President’s Club Participation: 10Percent Class of1997 Greg Waite& Heather TerrienVermillion& Jennifer Pieschek John Brian Pauwels Becky Ken Nimmer&

Richard VanDeHey Tony Spaeth Heather WarshVanPee Bridget MurraySullivan Pierzchalski Ryan Melanie DielsRoland Carolyn HauertPikulik Aaron Olejniczak Thomas Pastijn Robert McDonald Jodi KoslowMartin Michelle BussLagowski Timothy Jorgensen Michael Ingels & ChrisGunnell Czerwinski Grochowski Carrie LambergFlynn Nicki SchleisStyka Sarah NohrBegan Louis Gentine Kathleen KrollWaite Sean Vermillion Andrew VanRemortel VanRemortel & Katie GrothBradford Heidi NeratMirao * &SueSeckel = Collins * SchillNimmer magazine snc.edu/ * 10 5 * * 5 & & * 20

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Dana ParlierPease& Stephanie Maufort Chris Martin Cheryl DercksMader& Jill HoffmannMach& Mike &DianeLotto Jamie GettelmanKasten Mike Hamm& Amy AuritDwyer& Charles Bork& Pat Agee-Aguayo& Participating Member Jesse Wotruba Scott &Amy Sarah ElquistMartin& Liz ShieldsKeating& Judy LembkeKaiser& Sue HofferHolbrook& Andy &JillFerguson Bob Ebben Lana TerekhovaDose& Roberta Burns Founder’s Club Brian &RoseDougal Katie GrothBradford& Main HallClub Carrie Rob May Scott Burns& Dean’s Club Dana VandenHeuvel Laura Gralton Alexis YohoBoyd& President’s Club Participation: 6Percent Class of1999 Amy BeyerWright Kara PliscottWeber& Ben Verhaagh& Kevin &SarahTschudy Kelly &Robert

Bill Stack Craig Stencel Tony Petrancosta Colleen SteigerMichaud& Emily Larson Aaron Kramer John &SaraKnetzger Adam Kilp Vladimir Gurov Jenny PodyGaskell& Dana GosseFerraro&

Paul Miller Eric Pease Doug Mader Anthony Mach Heidi BrownHamm Thomas Dwyer Amanda HoltzBork Jeffrey Aguayo Slade Martin John Keating David Kaiser Jeff Holbrook John Dose Andy Bradford Katie McNallyBurns Brian Boyd John Weber Sarah BaugnetVerhaagh Jason Wright Chadwick Michaud Luke Gaskell Andrew Ferraro Tera SampoStencel * ZemanMiller& 5 5 * * 5 * Sorenson Sorenson * * & 10 5 5 Downard Downard * 10

* 5 & 10 20 * 5 10 * 5 5 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2013-14 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Jennie JansenDiedrich& Chris Dewsnap& Jamie ElliottCousins Participation: 6Percent Class of2001 Kathy Becky Welch Aaron Thompson Mike Szkodzinski& Liz StelowSternig& Anne LeitermanSchlies& Katie Sanders& Erin NaprallaRuby Erin NitkaKenth& Kristin MillerKarnitz& Robin-Nicole Schuster Tommy Dwyer& Jim Bott& Nikki VoightsBellin Participating Member David &EricaWinkler Todd Wellman Cory Schubring& Bruce Schaumberg Megan Olson Jenny AntonissenOlson& Jason Mendelman Tighe Ittner& Sara LueloffDvorak& Jen Rebecca MylenerBoyle& Trever Athorp& Jeremy Altschafl& Founder’s Club Travis Dodge Main HallClub Anna EbbenOtradovec& Jeremy Davidson Dean’s Club Shelly GentineTrepanier& Anthony &LauraKraft Steven &AnnaGrunwald Brian Boyd& President’s Club Participation: 7Percent Class of2000 Jason Wright Jodi Voet Terri Schroth Bonnie SchuebelSchesel&

Christopher Diedrich Roberta FillerDewsnap Michael Brost Tori ThomsonSzkodzinski Mark Sternig Christopher Schlies Matthew Preissner Andrew Kenth Nicholas Karnitz Gaertig &Neil Amy AuritDwyer Rhonda Krueger Lisa TutskeySchubring Travis Olson Rachel JaroszIttner Daniel Dvorak Graig Boyle Courtney RoskaAthorp Beth OlbinskiAltschafl Kevin Otradovec Travis Trepanier Alexis YohoBoyd Jeffrey Schesel Amy BeyerWright * SchnabelBrost& * & James Yursis &JamesYursis * * 10 & 10 10 5 5 10 * 10 10 5 10 5 Shane Dickson Natalie Buhl Beth SchillBorgen Chad &LauraAshenberg Founder’s Club Erin HassingGabriel& Main HallClub Papanicholas Nicholas Papanicholas& Heather &BrianDunn President’s Club Andy Wheaton& Megan Turner Remelius Steven Remelius& Pete &StacyPfarr Sarah Lange Joe Krautkramer& Jill WisnewskiFerguson& Chris Diedrich& Krissy BehnkeLillie& Jeff Jamieson Meghan SchelbleGremban George Ermert Anne Dwyer& Kevin &MelindaBraun Founder’s Club Patty NinhamHoeft Chip Gabriel& Carson &AllisonDiltz Main HallClub Ryan Dean’s Club Tim &SusanReilly Katharine Donaldson Ellen &DavidFischer Megan RosichanDemeter& President’s Club Participation: 6Percent Class of2002 Chris &SarahWhite Nate Vrabel Katie ReinhardVerboort& Paul Town Sasha Strack Mark Sternig& Agnes ZervosOrth Benjamin Nims& Katie McPartlin Christa GreeneKeller& Jacque LongEnglish& Brian Englebert Participating Member Michelle Budzban Chip Gabriel Katharine Donaldson Jess TrierWheaton Stephanie Connell Kristy Harr-Krautkramer Andrew Ferguson Jennifer JansenDiedrich Ryan Lillie & JeffGremban John Wohlford Erin HassingGabriel Nicholas Papanicholas Papanicholas & John Demeter Luke Verboort Elizabeth StelowSternig Therese StevisonNims David Keller Michael English Jim Borgen * &MelanieWempe 5 5 * 5

5 5 10 10 * 5 5 10 * & 5 5 5 5 5 Kristin PauporeKass& Rachel TolishJohnson& Jeremy Jackson& Jaime BothunFrisque& Jess WirthFlynt& Leslie BarnesDeuchars& Sarah Derivan Leigh GlatfelterDeprez& T.J. &LynnDecker Katie GallinoBuchan& Mike Breunig Lisa Becker Participating Member Colin Wiesner Dan Schultz Nick Schill Matt Mollner& Phil Leiterman& Angie Koutsios Susan &AndrewKolosso Andrew Kersten Luke Hansen& Mike Demerath Founder’s Club Kyle &MollyPeterson Bart &OrianaMapes Main HallClub Dan &LauraSundberg Chris &RebeccaLundh Dean’s Club David &EllenFischer President’s Club Participation: 9Percent Class of2003 Eric &JenniferYounk Fritz Wagner& Tyler &AmberSchwartz Lindsey Rehn Cindy BrantmeierOssmann Abby Mroczenski Jason &ErinHensler Emily SchwantesHeller& Bryant Coughlin& Ann WieseckelCataldo& Amanda HoltzBork& Nic Bongers Erica BrammerBecker& Laura WeilandYaklin& Jake Werner& Stephanie ConnellRemelius Brenner Perryman Isaac &ElizabethPerron Heather MillerNooyen Participating Member Brian Kass Brian Kass Shaun Johnson Sarah DuffrinJackson Troy Frisque Jeff Flynt Jeremy Deuchars Lucas Deprez Michael Buchan Mistie LiterskiMollner Lisa RaethzLeiterman Kendall SpetenHansen Elizabeth GluthWagner & ShannonOssmann Michael Heller Brenda WendtCoughlin Joe Cataldo Charles Bork Tom Becker Owen Yaklin Mandy MetzlerWerner & StevenRemelius 5 5 5 5 10 5 * 5 5 5 5 10 5 5 Kelsey EbbenGross& John Donnelly Jesse Augustine& Founder’s Club Beth BlahnikRiebe Dean’s Club Adam Winters& President’s Club Participation: 7Percent Class of2004 Jess Thull O.Praem. Frater JohnP.Schmitt, Elizabeth HartlaubRuhland Laura Ruedinger Ryan Reigle Nick Patton Kristy Moede Jill Marx-Wenig& Bridget MuellerErwin Jeremy Deuchars& Alex Blasky&Casey Amber DehneBaillon& Participating Member Mike Shannon& Dave Salter& Steve Peterson&Jennifer Jon Niksa Nate Meyer& Andy Knutson Matt Karls Matthew Hoesly Ann Hillman Jamie HarrisonGassner& Erin Feldhausen Mike Lueder Michael LevarJr. Meghan Umphres Angela BeyerLaCombe& Eddie &AngelaKowalewski Shaun Johnson Mike &KathrynBuchan Laura FoxBjork&

April Pesek Ruth VanZeelandSessler& Kim Schmidt Pat Rades& Mandi GabrielOwens& Elizabeth KnoxOates Justin &JenniferMassey Jeffrey Krol Katie Kraemer Greg Klaubauf Matt Kieckbusch&Marie Andrew Gross Meghan BusateriAugustine Lauren UildriksWinters & NicholasRuhland Nathan Wenig Leslie BarnesDeuchars Andrew Baillon Lisa VanceShannon Lisa CarnotSalter Whittington Peterson Jill SchmidtMeyer Kyle Gassner Kyle Gassner Chad Leatherman Leatherman & Kevin LaCombe Kevin Bjork David RiebeII Melissa NetzerPatton Aaron Sessler Aaron Sessler Christine Fossen-Rades Matthew Owens Gunderson Kieckbusch Rachel TolishJohnson * 10 & 5 5

* 5 5 & * * & Wopat 5 5 Pam Wieseckel Damian Wegner Sarah VandeHey Sara StraussThomas& Ed Ronsman& Daniel Propson Dan O’Kray& President’s Club Participation: 5Percent Class of2006 Brian Zofkie Elizabeth GluthWagner& Lindsay PerkinsSpielman& Laura FerrisSeabaugh& Chase Powers Paul Nicolaus& Ryan Napralla Frannie KellLevar& Kieckbusch Marie Gunderson Alissa TheisHaensgen& Michael &LindaGrzeca Chris Griffin Maribeth Frinzi Jake Dumke& Eric DeJardine Brenda WendtCoughlin& John Bougie Adam Bauer& Drew &AmberBaillon Participating Member Erica GilsonWinkler& Katie Grant Markgraf& Collin Jeanquart&Kristen Stefanie WestermanHolland John Gross Adam Christman Founder’s Club Kayla GummTurgeon& Main HallClub Nate Stortzum& Beckie RichertO’Connor& Dean’s Club Participation: 6Percent Class of2005 Dave Vargas Eric &Jessica Jessi LeiglToellner& Jamie MikulaSilver& Brian Thomas Emily FloydRonsman Ryan Ourada Brittany O’Kray Joseph Wagner Luke Spielman Ryan Seabaugh Kate WhitmanNicolaus Michael Levar Kieckbusch &Matt Michael Haensgen Amy SimmonsDumke Bryant Coughlin Sarah HeggernesBauer David Winkler Ashley KnapcikMarkgraf Buettner Jeanquart & AndrewHolland Adam Turgeon Denise May-Stortzum Kyle O’Connor Bernardy VanDenBosch Ryan Toellner David Silver * WiesnerOurada& * * * 10 5 5 5 5 10 Andrew McIlree Adam Frazier& Nate Bond& Tanya SimonArentsen& Participating Member Jackie StauberWing& Patricia &DavidWettstein Liz Weigel Jenny BriceVanderZanden Molly Vandeelen Bill Kristen BuettnerJeanquart& Katie Heitman& Justin Dart Lindsey YedicaCoehoorn& Andy &JessicaCaldie Sara BaetenBarron& Peter Allie& Founder’s Club Adam Mason Main HallClub John Simms Dean’s Club Brittany SullivanO’Kray& President’s Club Participation: 7Percent Class of2007 Dani Young Brian Wiehr Eric &Jessica Julie Rice Rachel CostelloPridgen& Adam Piper Kate WhitmanNicolaus& Eric Murrow Bob Mike Demchuk Jackie ZimbauerBond& Sarah HeggernesBauer& Tanya EngelAnker& Participating Member Dustin Willette Eric Wagner Daniel Robinson Lindsey VogelKabat& John Hinner Chris Gajdostik Andy Cote& Steve Bessert Founder’s Club Mary BisheaRyan& Main HallClub John Sabo Tony Carbrello Alison GracyalnyFrazier Matthew Arentsen Matthew Arentsen Sheldon Wing & AdamVanderZanden Collin Jeanquart Mark Moore Kyle Coehoorn Steven Barron Ashley HuntingtonAllie Daniel O’Kray Bernardy VanDenBosch Tim Pridgen Paul Nicolaus Nate Bond Adam Bauer Aaron Anker Aaron Kabat Amy VanStratenCote Kevin Ryan Wollersheim Bessert * * &Nancy & Kristen Forstom &KristenForstom * 5 *

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5 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2013-14 DONORS OF ROLL HONOR Sandi FaganDelvaux& Casey Wopat Andrew &AmandaWinters Kelly SchauerWildenberg& Mikael Virta Kyle Thomas Toni Teeters James Switzer Ashley MarkwartShields& Luke &AngelaSadowsky Kevin &KatelynHarrington Bridget SuddendorfFeickert Participation: 7Percent Class of2009 Conor Shields& Brian Schweigl Amber Schuh Angela RuningenSadowsky Sheila WallMikkelson& Alissa Kurek Michael Kelly Jack Kallies Emily Hart Samantha QuinnFylling& Chelsea Faase Jesse Czech& Cunningham Stephen Cunningham& Travis Conradt& Sarah Christianson Sarah KaminskiCampillo& Cristi Burrill Heidi BernerBimmel& Participating Member Abby Scher Jackie Koehl Margaret Gross Kelley Flinn William R.Falk Amy VanStratenCote& Elizabeth Colletti Joe Cohen Patrick Clancy Austin Baranek Merran BehlingArbic& Founder’s Club Dana &Timothy Main HallClub Participation: 7Percent Class of2008 Nina NolanRouse Nick Rokke Matt &SarahOlejniczak Sara SmithMarsolek& Andrea GouinJohnson& Anna Herrman

Jason Delvaux Jackie ZimbauerBond William Wildenberg Conor Shields &ShaneRouse & JustinFeickert Ashley MarkwartShields & LukeSadowsky Svenn Mikkelson Peter Fylling Molly DillonCzech Meghan Engsberg Nicole BeenConradt Zachary Campillo Todd Bimmel Andy Cote Ray Arbic Marsolek Luke David Johnson Alexander Blasky 5 * * 5 & * 5 * 5 * 5

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5 5 Johanna Panzer Kristi Nelsen Maggie Mulcahy Heather BrosigMilbach& Stephanie Mashl Gina Leonardelli Elizabeth Blaney Cassandra Baker Participating Member Justin Wrzesinski Shane Wheeler& Travis Vroman Sam Tikka& Peter Romenesko Zak Propernick Amy BriskiMuenster& Steven Landgraf Sam Goeben Samantha Christian Founder’s Club Jessica Schadrie Main HallClub Participation: 6Percent Class of2010 Steve Wulz Erin Reinl James Patterson& Billy Meagan Kiesow Lucas &MelissaKeberlein Heather MillerHarding Cory Fuller Josh Dalke Meghan Engsberg Brandon Clemens Gina Bortel Margaret Bodnovich Rick Ackman Participating Member Sheldon Wing& Katie Trzaska Jay Reilly& Adi Redzic Ben Petry Matt Muenster& Gary Kemppainen& Gartland Lizzie Aimee D’Amour& Cullen Braun Rachel WollersheimBessert Tyler Bargenquast Founder’s Club Travis VandenHeuvel Main HallClub Matt Andrews Dean’s Club

Zach Milbach Von RuedenKorinko Megan DePreyWheeler Marisa Trakanovich Matt Muenster Travis VandenHeuvel Vanden Heuvel& Melissa GeierPatterson Stephen Cunningham Cunningham & Jackie StauberWing Teresa AmmanReilly Amy BriskiMuenster Kate MayhewKemppainen Nathan Connell & SteveBessert Vanden Heuvel Jessica Schadrie * Korinko&Monica * * 5 5 5 * * & 5 * 5

5 Brittany DeLaruelle Shane &SheilaKohl Taylor Gostomski Mickey Delaney Founder’s Club Participation: 8Percent Class of2012 Dan Zegers Renee Wenig Chelsea Weirich Katie Webster Marissa Weber Jan Swegle Nikki Swanson Anna Schlimm Amy Savaglia Kyle Ripley Tim Pickens Zach Parmeter Kathryn Page Kailin Olejniczak Terese Neureuther Anthony Nanne Nicole Micolichek David Mason Kayla Krueger Jim Krueger Maren Knutson Kelsey Knudson Kari ChristiansenJurecic& Tony Jandron Ryan Hurst& Betsy Holterman Brad Hammer David Gusloff& Tim Freundl Lori Evans Paige Caulum Chris Birke Aaron Benson Participating Member Nicholas Palm Susan Johnson Bethany Hurst Founder’s Club Art Bell Main HallClub Participation: 7Percent Class of2011 Samuel Sleger Paul Schweigl Stephanie Schauer Liz Sauter Nate Redig Pat &TerryRatajczak Casey O’Connell John Miller Tom McCarthy Alex Mattke Ann Maki Kassie Lang Monica VonRuedenKorinko Joey Kobs Josh Jones Erik Huehns& Kelly HaddadGusloff& Peter Fylling& Colin Finn Anthony Jurecic Karen Henao-Carbonell Kelly HaddadGusloff & BillyKorinko Katie BobinskiHuehns David Gusloff Samantha QuinnFylling * * * * * Brittany DraxlerSuckow& Emily Perszyk Isabella BenassiNewcomer Katie Toniolo Taylor Tencate Eric Sallmann Elizabeth Robertson Cassie Reilly Jenn Recla Erika Quinn Carly Podbielski Pat Pederson Carolyn Paplham Peter O’Reilly Katie O’Neil Kaitlyn Mielke Patty McConnell Maria Marsicek Becca Lee Emily Landa Michelle LaLuzerne Annie Kulhanek Kevin Hogan Keri Hodnik Bonnie Halberstadt Emily Disselhorst Shelby MoreauDeForge& Larissa Dallman Sarah Christensen Mikaela Benner Katie Baumgartner Participating Member Katie Westphal Luanne Spence Kasey Corrado Founder’s Club Son Dang Dean’s Club Participation: 8Percent Class of2013 Amanda Zahn Tony Zacharias Kaitlyn Wessing Kenny Vottero Chris Swietlik Nolan Smith Jared DeanSimon Carolyn Silverberg Sami Schurhammer Alison Schaefer Rachael Rogers Carrie Roberts Cara Rice Sienna Rauterkus J.P. Powers Erica Pohl Kristen Kutil Kaylyn Krebs Josie Karcz Nicole Jagielski Connie Humann Lauren Heim Matt Evans Leivur &BrittanyDjurhuus Jon DesChane Jack Dempsey Kevin &JodeeDeCleene Alisa Christensen Sarah Bump Chris Briski Vanessa Ashwood-Sessions Participating Member Philip Suckow & NicholasNewcomer Bryan DeForge magazine snc.edu/ *

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10 5 20 10 5 5 5 10 Mike &LeanneHaddad Bob &ElizabethManger Malcolm &Susan Dean’s Club Kristi &Jeff Mary Zaborski Dan Young Jim Yocum James &NancyWolfe Jim &KathrynWochinske Ron &ColleenWeyers Mary Watermolen Thomas &AndreaWaller Carol Wakeman Kurt &KimVoss Dave &JaneVoss Mark Vandenhouten Arleen VandenHeuvel Marianne VanDrisse Gordy &RamonaVanAsten Bob Toonen Jim &DonnaTooley Larry &RoseSur Bruce &JaneStoehr Jane Stewart Roland &SueStephenson Tom &ReneeStepanek Bob &KimSpoerl Paul &Nicole Pat Schneider Joe &SusanSchinkten Ken &PamRoessler June Robinson Dick &SharonResch Carl Reinhold& Peter &KathleenReines Richard Dave Porter Sadie &JamesPodewils Padraic &LauraObma Charles &SusanNickel Arleen Neuman Mark Murphy Shirlyn Miller Ruth Michels Ed Meyer& Jeremy &KarenMetzler Dean &MaryMartinelli Laurie MacDiarmid Jim &MaureenLunney Tom &MargaretLang Allen &ElaineLamers Mac LaForce Tom Bernard &KarenKubale John Kress Jim &Julie-AnneKress Dave Krause Herb Kohler&NatalieBlack Michelle Knaus Michael Kiley Jeff Mary Johnson Tim &JudithHowald Jerry &Pat Mark Higgins Ernest &JoanHarvey Carol Harty Lynette Louis &MicheleGentine Paul &CarolGehl Jeff Gahnz Phil &LoisFlynn Thomas &BarbaraFlorack Gary &SharonFairchild Eliot Tom &NancySnyder Eileen Kehoe Mary EllenTroup * * * &KayKanzelberger &DebKunkel &Bonnie * * & Frank Green &FrankGreen &Cynthia * 5 20 20 * Hock 20 Zahn 10 * 5 20 10 20 Schneider 20 10 * 20 20 Elfner 5 10 * 5 20 20 * Allen * * 5

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Rolf &AnnLulloff Rodger &JudyHerson Jim Verhoeven Matt &JudithVerboort Randy &JulieVanStraten Strohschein Jim &BettyLou Mary Ann&NorbertSiolka John &MichelleSimms Joe &JudithScully Don Salmon Ken &PamelaRoessler Ken Poss Tom Neal &KathleenO’Connor Julie Newhouse Daniel Neufelder Rosemary McMonagle Anne McDaniel Frank Mattia Tom Jim Madigan Pam MacMullen Mary Burke Scott &EllenBrzezinski Phil &Judith Jerry &MargaretBlake Mike &VickiBanaszak James &SusanBaillon Dennis &ChristineAustin Mark &DebraAndrekus Paul &KellyAnderson Debra Alder& Main HallClub Harriet Ziemer William Ziemendorf Gary &MartiZiegelbauer David Wiers Steve &KayVictor Jim &AnnToniolo Bill &MaryJoSulzmann Jack &MarilynMackin Ed Carl &MaryEllenKuehne Billie Kress Anne-Judine &JonKnudsen David &AnneKlodd Gloria Klieforth Tom &SusanKempken Paul Kegel Gary &PatriciaJohnson Chris &LindaJohnson David Jerrett Denis &IreneHogan Judy Henrickson Bob &DianeHayes Ken George &DeannaGolden Daniel &JeanGilman Paul Gigot Tom &AnnaGauthier Bob &CarmenGallagher Robert Gaertner Edith Everson Catherine Everson Warren &SusanElliott Midge PressentinEbben& Jonathan &SusanDarling John &JoanBrusky Jane &RobertBohne Kristee Boehm Dudley Birder Bruce &CarolBell Maureen Barrett Tracy &ThomasArndt Phil Maria Zehren Jeffery Scherer Jeffery Scherer Robert Ebben * * &JulieLamm * * * &LorrieOswald &Monica &Sandy &Maureen * 20

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