Marian Magazine | Fall 2015

FALL 2015

Marian Magazine 60 Years of Empowering Young Women

Welcome, Principal Sullivan, page 6 #MarianInspires, page 17 Marian Honors Alumnae, Community Leaders, page 20 2014-2015 Annual Report Insert

President’s Message Dear Marian Community, What does Marian look like at 60? It is vital, successful and forward thinking. Marian is making a difference in the lives of promising young women. We are grateful to our founders and sponsors, The Servants of Mary, who had the gumption in 1955 to start an all-girls Catholic high school (and a kindergarten) on what was then the outskirts of Omaha.

In 1955, women were not typically the builders of schools or the leaders of organizations.

However, the Servites were on a mission to make their dream a reality. So, with determination, talent, faith, commitment – and a great deal of elbow grease – they designed, planned, administered, taught, waxed the floors and cared for the grounds. Most importantly, they helped students understand how to live as women of empowerment and compassion, teaching them that using their talents to help others was the best expression of true spirituality.

Since the first year of existence, we have grown from a community of 42 first-year students to a thriving and vibrant school of 711 young women. Throughout the past 60 years, Marian has remained steadfast to its mission of providing a Catholic college preparatory education in the Servite tradition of excellence.

Marian students and alumnae are doing inspiring things every day. We want to know, how does Marian inspire you? Share your story on social media using #MarianInspires and visit www.marianinspires.com to learn more.

In our 60th year, Marian continues to grow and produce impressive results. Last May, we sent 143 seniors into the world by way of college, and in August we welcomed 193 freshmen.

Nearly 40% of this incoming class received tuition assistance, giving them access to a Marian education that might otherwise not be possible. In addition, our Alumnae Network now boasts 9,100 young women who are lawyers, doctors, mothers, educators, activists, artists and writers. Marian graduates are leaders in virtually every imaginable field and, as a community, we are all richer for their accomplishments.

This year marks an important transition in our school’s leadership with the implementation of the president/principal model. We are pleased to have selected one of our alumnae, Susie Spethman Sullivan ’80, to lead us forward in the role of principal. There is no question in my mind that parents will respect Susie’s leadership and appreciate her judgment. Students will enjoy her friendliness and sense of humor. She has already demonstrated that she is thoroughly committed to academic excellence. Susie will foster the Core Values and unique spirit of Marian with enthusiasm and energy. I encourage you to flip to page six for more about Susie.

Marian’s promise to empower young women to succeed as confident, independent, thinking leaders is robust and ever evolving to meet the needs of our society. As we celebrate 60 years of excellence in faith-filled learning, we also celebrate you – our parents, alumnae and friends – and your impact on our incredible progress over the years. You ensure a truly bright, limitless future for Marian and our students. For that, I am deeply grateful.

Blessings to you and your family,

Mary Higgins ’69 President

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IN THIS ISSUE:

Marian is a Catholic, college preparatory school for young

Marian Today.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

women founded by the Servants of Mary and dedicated to Mary,

Marian Welcomes New Principal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Servants of Mary.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

the Mother of God. Marian teaches the beliefs of the Roman Catholic faith in a caring and loving

Future Marian Girls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Advancing the Mission of Marian. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Alumnae Today . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

community atmosphere.

The mission of Marian High School is to commit all its resources to the college preparatory education of

Marian Honors Alumnae, Community Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

young women, teaching them to be leaders and lifelong learners in a

Alumnae Class News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

society where their talents and faith will give hope to the world.

MAGAZINE CONTRIBUTORS Writer Kaitlin O’Hara Ahart ’05, Editor and Communications Director Proofreader Amy Schumacher Bauman ’92, English Teacher Alumnae News Nancy Kettering Casey ’82, Alumnae Director

Photography Marian Journalism Students Maggie Hinrichs ’10, Electronic Communications Manager Layout and Design Tracie Sis, Green Hat Creative Heads

ON THE COVER Elizabeth Brison ‘18, Mia Partridge ‘17, Taylor Lazio ‘16, McKenzie Blaine ‘18, Principal Susie Spethman Sullivan ‘80 and Hannah Lazio ‘16.

Printing Elman & Co.

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Marian Today

NOW & THEN Sporting their new Marian uniforms, Annie Foley ’19, Macy Salerno ’19 and Jenna Grote ’19 pose for a photo like no other. The three freshmen have recreated a photo they took as kindergarteners in Marian’s Quad following Mr. Baker’s Easter Egg Hunt, a former tradition of one of his Sociology II classes.

Since Marian opened its doors in 1955, the young women who have come and gone have continued to prove themselves as empowered, confident, independent, thinking leaders; today Marian is no different.

Our Marian girls are embracing leadership roles in the classroom, on the stage, on the court and in their community.

The 2015-2016 year is off to a great start at Marian.

On Aug. 13, freshmen filled the school’s halls in their trademark blue uniforms, launching their four-year journey as Marian girls.

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CLASS OF 2019 FACTS

Welcome to Marian CLASS OF 2019!

76%

193

come from Catholic grade schools.

students come from

30 freshmen are

DAUGHTERS of Marian alumnae.

34 zip codes and 42 different grade schools.

24%

come from non-Catholic grade schools.

30

freshmen are SIBLINGS of current students.

6 freshmen are

GRANDDAUGHTERS of Marian alumnae.

ACADEMICS

ALL-SCHOOL READ

Helps Students Understand World Around Them The All-School Read selection for the 2015-2016 school year, as determined by the World Language Department, was “Hold Tight, Don’t Let Go: A Novel of Haiti” by Laura Rose Wagner,© 2015. The book introduces the reader to the vibrant community and history of Haiti, tells a riveting story of a teenager’s life in Haiti and shows every aspect of the devastating aftermath of the 2011 earthquake.

Students read the book during the summer and discussed it in all World Language classes.

AP SCHOLARS

Recognized for Hard Work and Achievements The Advanced Placement (AP) Program recognizes high school students who have demonstrated college-level achievement through AP courses and exams. Marian had 16 students named AP Scholars and one of those was also named a National AP Scholar.

AP Scholar recognition goes to students who receive scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP Exams. The AP Scholars are Kathryn Baginski ‘16, Sarah Cronin ‘15, Alyssa Freeman ‘16, Kathryn Fuxa ‘16, Julia Griffin ‘16, Molly LaFave ‘15, Morgan Leatherman ‘15, Anya Lindholm ‘16, Emma McGill ‘16, Nithali Sridhar ‘16, Kayla Sullivan ‘15 and Emily Worth ‘15.

AP Scholar with Honor recognition goes to students who receive an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken and scores of three or higher on four or more of these exams. The AP Scholars with Honor are Sarah Mullen ‘15 and Anna Slezak ‘16.

AP Scholar with Distinction recognition goes to students who receive an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken and scores of three or higher on five or more of these exams. The AP Scholars with Distinction are Claire Davis ‘16 and Alexandra Regan ‘15.

National AP Scholar recognition is granted to students in the United States who receive an average score of at least 4 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of four or higher on eight or more of these exams.

The National AP Scholar is Claire Davis ‘16.

Six Students Recognized by National Merit Scholarship Program Marian is proud to announce that five seniors – Kathryn Baginski, Claire Davis, Kathryn Fuxa, Emma McGill and Nithali Sridhar – are Semifinalists and Andie Hanus is a Commended Student in the 2016 National Merit Scholarship (NMS) Competition.

Left to right: Kathryn Fuxa ‘16, Claire Davis ‘16, Andie Hanus ‘16, Nithali Sridhar ‘16, Emma McGill ‘16 and Kathryn Baginski ‘16.

The nationwide pool of semifinalists represents less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors. Semifinalists are the highest scoring entrants from each state and about 15,000 will advance to finalist standing. The five Marian seniors join the rest of the 16,000 semifinalists in the competition, vying for over 7,600 National Merit Scholarships (worth about $33 million) that will be offered in the spring.

Commended students represent the top five percent of students who entered the 2016 NMS competition. Although commended students do not progress further in the competition for NMS awards, some become candidates for special scholarships sponsored by partner corporations and businesses.

The NMS program is a competition for academic recognition and college scholarships. It is open only to college-bound high school students who take the PSAT (Preliminary SAT) in October of their junior year. About 1.5 million juniors from more than 22,000 high schools entered the 2016 NMS program by taking the PSAT in October 2014. #MarianInspires

Mayor of Omaha Sister City Visits Marian On Sept. 22, the Mayor of Naas, Ireland James Lawless and the Chair of the Naas Twinning Group, Tim Mulvihill, joined Mrs. Kim Remmick’s American history class. The two shared history and personal stories of Ireland with the students. Omaha Sister Cities Committee Representative Pat Fitzgerald ’66 was instrumental in his visit to Marian. “Pat told me the last place I needed to visit in Omaha was Marian High School,” said Mayor Lawless. Indeed it was; the mayor left Marian for the airport to begin his journey home.

Lawless and Mulvihill were in town for the Omaha Sister Cities 50th Anniversary International Friendship Banquet held Sept. 21 at the Hilton DoubleTree in Downtown Omaha. The event is sponsored by Omaha Sister Cities, which is celebrating its 50-year anniversary. The event drew approximately 200 guests from Japan, Germany, Lithuania, Ireland, Mexico and the U.S. Left to right: Tim Mulvihill-Naas Twinning Group Chair, Alumnae Director Nancy Kettering Casey ‘82, Mayor of Naas, IR James Lawless, Omaha Sister Cities Committee Representative Pat Fitzgerald ‘66, Marian Principal Susie Spethman Sullivan ‘80 and American history teacher Kim Remmick

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MARIAN WELCOMES

New Principal It was 7 a.m. and Susie Spethman Sullivan ’80, the new principal of Marian, greeted students and parents on the curb outside as they arrived for the first day of school.

“They just kept coming,” said the new principal, who is already giving Marian’s energy a jolt. “And that’s when it hit me. This is the responsibility I have for such a special place.”

The way Sullivan views it, she wasn’t a stranger when she took the helm this school year. She already knew the campus. She already knew the school. “Everything is just a bit bigger now.” That’s about all that’s changed since Sullivan roamed the halls as a student.

Following the installation of Mary Higgins ’69 as president in July 2014, a thorough search for Marian’s principal began. The process included input from both faculty and board members. Sullivan will manage the day-to-day operations of the school’s educational programs, while Higgins’s focus is more external as president.

“We are so pleased and excited to welcome Susie back to the building,” said Higgins. “She is rooted in Catholic education through her personal experience at Marian. Her personality, enthusiasm and sense of humor will endear her to faculty, staff, students and parents.”

Sullivan rejoined her alma mater after 11 years of teaching in the Millard Public Schools District. Her work experience illustrates leadership activities at both the district and building level. Most recently, she taught eighth-grade American history, English and journalism. She served on the district’s RTI+I Literacy Committee from 2011 to 2013 and as chair of the Russell Middle School Principal’s Advisory Committee since 2012.

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She is rooted in Catholic education through her personal experience at Marian.

Her personality, enthusiasm and sense of humor will endear her to faculty, staff, students and parents.

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An old yearbook photo captures Susie Spethman Sullivan ‘80 (center), Kelley Donovan Doyle ‘80 (left) and Sue Foster McCarthy ‘80 (right) practicing a Field Day cheer.

The new principal graduated from Carroll College in Helena, Mont. where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring in History with a minor in English. She received her teaching certificates in Language Arts, 6-8 and Social Sciences, 6-12 from College of St. Mary. She went on to receive a Master of Science in Educational Administration and Supervision from the University of Nebraska at Omaha, with a 7-12 Principal Endorsement and is currently pursuing a Master of Science degree in Reading.

Until recently, few principals would have considered it desirable to spend the bulk of their days in classrooms. Sullivan, on the other hand, has an intense focus on observing classes and being visible to

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the students. Through her observations, Sullivan said she’s reaffirmed everything she already knew about Marian: the academics are truly rigorous and the students continue to rise to challenges.

“I notice that the students are not afraid to ask questions,” she said.

“They email me. They challenge me. We want them to be confident, independent, thinking leaders and, the truth is, they are.”

However, there is still work to be done. Sullivan’s goals are in line with those of President Higgins, her counterpart in Marian’s new president/ principal model of leadership. “Marian is already a great school,” Sullivan said. “We have excellent programs in place and we have dedicated faculty and staff; I don’t want that to stop us, though, from continuing to improve. I want us to stay current, stay viable and keep building confident leaders.”

With her classroom experience to lean on, Sullivan said she’s making sure the teachers at Marian have what they need to be successful in their work – and that they stick around for a while. “We know effective teachers are crucial to moving our students forward and making sure they are college ready,” said Sullivan. “The faculty at Marian is extremely dedicated. They don’t leave and there’s a reason for that.”

Sullivan’s roots with Catholic education run deep. Her four sisters, along with numerous cousins, are also Marian alumnae. In addition, Sullivan has served in many volunteer leadership capacities. She served on the Creighton Prep Parent Board from 2002 to 2013, acting as president from 2005 to 2006.

She was also a trustee for the Mary Our Queen Educational Trust from 2000 to 2011.

Sullivan and her husband Malachy have been married 30 years. They have three sons, Malachy, Colin and Seamus.

Malachy and his wife Sarah have a daughter, Brenna, who is four months.

Colin is a student at the University of Nebraska-Omaha, and Seamus is a student at the University of Kansas.

Sullivan describes herself as a lifelong learner. “Learning is my passion.

I am so thrilled to be back and to watch the transformation of young women here. There’s a spirit in the hallway that never really leaves you.

It’s a sisterhood you can feel. It really is a special, special place.”

“I believe every job I’ve ever had – as a volunteer or employee – has led me to this position,” said Sullivan. It may have even been a case of divine intervention too, as the announcement of her new role was made on the second anniversary of her mother’s death. “My siblings and I all knew that our mom wanted us to celebrate, and stepping into my dream job was a great reason to do that.”

SERVICE & SPIRITUALITY

Students and Servites Celebrate FEAST DAY MASS The annual all-school Servite Mass, in honor of Marian’s sponsoring order, the Servants of Mary, was celebrated Sept. 15. This year’s celebration was especially important, as Marian celebrates its 60th anniversary in 2015-2016. Traditionally, during the month of September, the Servants of Mary celebrate the feast of their patroness, Our Lady of Sorrows, with the Marian community.

At the end of the Mass, a commissioning service was held for faculty and staff members. The Servants of Mary commissioned the faculty and staff to join them in their mission of educating young women in the Catholic Servite tradition. The faculty and staff then received a blessing from the Servants of Mary so that they may continue to be a compassionate presence to the world through their ministry of teaching.

Left to right: Theology teacher Lori Spanbauer, Mairin Rochford ’16, Clare Crockett ’16, Kirsten Meyer ’17, Morgan Crockett ’16, Michaela McLeay ’17, Maggie Reding ’16 and Principal Susie Spethman Sullivan ’80

Marian Students Live ‘Simple Life’ During Weeklong Winnebago Mission Trip Collectively, Marian students provide more than 10,000 SERVICE HOURS to communities each year and their contributions span the globe.

Alix Valery ‘19 shares a hug with Sr. Suzanne Vandenheede, OSM during the Servite Mass.

Students Share Compassionate Presence with DR Families For the past several years, a group of students has traveled to the Dominican Republic (DR) as part of the Institute for Latin American Concern (ILAC) program.

Erin Walter ‘17 (left), Allie Morrissey ‘17 (center) There, they see firsthand and Kaitlyn Baysa ‘17 (right) take a break to play the ethical and moral issues with a few village children in the DR. that confront third world countries. Through their service work, students enhance their leadership skills, discover the impact they have on their community and grow in their faith.

This year, 10 more Marian students had the opportunity to live in the campos of the DR. For two weeks, the students lived with host families, painted a church and visited orphanages, refugee camps, sugar mills and beaches.

The following students participated in this once-in-a-lifetime service trip: Kaitlyn Baysa ’17 Melissa Bohan ’16 Emma McGill ’16 Allie Morrissey ’17

Ellie Rommelfanger ’17 Erin Walter ’17 Avery Shepherd ’16 Katie Williams ’17 Macy Thonen ’17 Mary Townley ’16 #MarianInspires

They serve as companions to children with special needs.

They partner with nonprofit agencies in the greater community. In addition, during the week of July 19-25, a group of Marian students headed to the Winnebago Reservation in Winnebago, Neb. to live in solidarity with its people.

Six students, including seniors Clare Crockett, Maggie Reding, Mairin Rochford and Morgan Crockett and juniors Kirsten Meyer and Michaela McLeay, participated in living a simple life for one week on the reservation.

The intense service experience provided them with a mix of direct service, opportunities for learning and dialogue, cross-cultural sharing, community building, prayer and recreation.

During the mission trip, the Marian students helped prepare for a large Pow-wow the tribe was hosting later in the week.

Their days were long as they worked to beautify the grounds by cleaning, raking leaves and pulling weeds in extreme heat conditions. They also made thread bracelets to give to the children they met. The students slept on floors in the parish school at night. Marian Principal Susie Spethman Sullivan ’80 joined the students mid-week.

Two students painted the entrance ramp to the Pow-wow grounds. Tribe officials said the ramp had not been painted in five years; the man who used to paint it every year passed away. The students met with the man’s brother, who thanked them for finally updating the ramp and carrying on his brother’s legacy. The students were brought to tears by the honor and pride they felt. A commissioning ceremony was held on July 25 before the students left the grounds.

A group named Young Neighbors in Action (YNIA) organized the trip. YNIA offers teens a week of participating in mission, growing in faith, joining in prayer and serving those in need. #MarianInspires

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Pope Francis’ Congressional Address Brings Catholic High Schools Together On Sept. 24, Marian seniors and more than 400 other students from eight Omaha-area Catholic high schools visited Creighton University to watch Pope Francis address a joint meeting of Congress. This was the first time a reigning pontiff has ever addressed Congress.

Assistant Principal Kathleen Tompkins, President Mary Higgins ‘69, Sr. Joy Weideman, OSM, and American flag donor Scott Bower.

Longtime Servants of Mary Connection Donates Special American Flag To Scott Bower, it was a simple act of kindness – replacing the tattered American flag flying at Marian.

What started out as an effort to restore the flag’s honor and glory also ended up teaching an important lesson to the students who pledge allegiance to the flag each day.

Students congregated in the Hixson-Lied Auditorium in the Harper Center to watch live television coverage of the Pope’s address in Washington, D.C., then took part in a virtual question-and-answer session with Nebraska Congressional Rep. Brad Ashford. Personal reflection time and breakout discussions followed with Creighton facilitators, allowing the students to interact with each other.

Among the topics of conversation following the address were Pope Francis’ encyclical on the environment “Laudato si’,” his place as the first Jesuit pope, immigration, the economy, the pope’s efforts at bringing people together and other important concerns for Catholic social teaching.

After-School Rosary Group “Pays It Forward” To Servites The Decade Darlings practiced paying it forward on Aug. 27—literally! The afterschool rosary group presented a check to the Servants of Mary, representing the proceeds from a “Free-Dress for Philanthropy” fundraising effort among the student body.

The student group, which meets regularly after school in Marian’s school chapel to pray the Rosary, presented a jumbo-sized check to the Servite Sisters in the Our Lady of Sorrows Convent Chapel. To commemorate the special occasion, the students and the Sisters prayed one decade of the Rosary and read a passage from “Fragments of Your Ancient Name: 365 Glimpses of the Divine for Daily Meditation” by Sr. Joyce Rupp, OSM. U.S. Community Prioress Sr. Mary Gehringer, OSM ’66 invited the Decade Darlings back once a month to pray a decade of the Rosary with the Servites. #MarianInspires

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Bower, a groundskeeper for the Servants of Mary from 1965-1971, found the flag while preparing for the sale of his late mother’s home. This wasn’t just any flag, though.

It belonged to his father, Field Musician Corporal and Bugler Leon E. Bower of the U.S. Marine Corps.

Bower says he idolized his father, who enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1942. Originally, he was meant to be assigned to the President’s own Marine Corps Drum & Bugle Corps in Washington, D.C. but was late in reporting back from leave after training. Instead, Bower said, he was sent overseas with the famed USMC 2nd Division.

He spent 27 months in the South Pacific before returning home. When he returned, Bower’s father weighed only 108 lbs. He was honorably discharged in 1945 and laid to rest at Forest Lawn in 1991, following his second heart bypass surgery. He was 69 years old. Bower said the flag had not been unfolded since his father’s burial.

A small gathering was held Sept. 18 to raise the new flag over Marian’s campus. Several students watched in awe from their classroom windows. Marian President Mary Higgins ’69, Assistant Principal Kathleen Tompkins and Sr. Joy Weideman, OSM were in attendance. Bower also presented Sr. Weideman with a framed print of the American flag titled “Our Flag.” It will be kept in the Convent. Weideman was the Motherhouse Coordinator at the same time Bower tended the grounds over 45 years ago. #MarianInspires

S E R VA N T S O F M A RY

Compassionate Presence in the Spirit of Mary Dear Marian Community, September 7, 1955 – a dark, rainy morning in a rickety Keystone bus found me headed reluctantly to my first day of high school. I wasn’t excited and I did not want to be there, wherever it was. The bus pulled into a huge muddy drive – no pavement yet – and struggled to get to the front door of this building they called Marian High School. I could see barns, pastures – even cows! The tears flowed when the bus stopped and then slid into the building. What was happening to me?

At the door we were met by Sr. Marcella, Sr. Mary of the Holy Cross and Sr. Mary Cecile. They were vivacious, welcoming and excited to see us. They made me feel like I was lucky to be there and they were fortunate I chose to come there - which I didn’t, until that moment.

It was that special something that Sr. Marcella consistently referred to as “esprit de corps” that clung to the group and is still there today, mysteriously hovering and making Marian a welcoming place. From that moment I never wanted to leave. “Quality not quantity,” Sr. Marcella proclaimed and 60 some years later, I’d love to show her around and witness her pride.

In this, the 60th anniversary of the founding of Marian by the Servants of Mary, I thought it was appropriate to hear the thoughts of someone from the first graduating class. Who better than the first graduate and a Servant of Mary, Sr. Midge Petersen, OSM ’59! She is a proud alum and loyal Marian supporter.

From its small beginnings in 1955, Marian is now a school of 710 young women. We have seen tremendous growth, not only in enrollment but also in areas of curriculum, technology, extracurricular activities and development of the core values upon which the school was founded.

For 60 years the esprit de corps, now known as the core values, have been instilled into the hearts of Marian administration, faculty, staff and students. We Servite Sisters have staffed and/or sponsored Marian since its inception. We are so very proud of all the school’s and its alums’ accomplishments.

Part of Marian’s legacy also shines forth through some of our Sisters who are celebrating Jubilees this October. Of the ten Jubilarians, one was a Marian graduate and four more served at Marian.

Congratulations to alumna Sr. Jackie Ryan and Srs. Carolyn Foley, Esther Joyce, Sarah Deeby and Jackie Thorn who served/are serving at Marian in a variety of ways. The other Sisters celebrating Jubilees this year are Srs. Lucy Bottosto, Barbara Bouchard, Carol Claussen and Margaret Buchta.

All ten Jubilarians have ministered in the Church for a total of 560 years. They are amazing witnesses and role models for us!

A new committee has been formed at Marian called Servite Connections. Marian staff and Servite Sisters are working together to strengthen the bond between the school and the Community.

From theology class, Masses and prayer services, letter writing, interviews, lunches together, etc., efforts are being made to ensure that the Servite tradition is known throughout the Marian community. These activities provide excellent opportunities for making certain the Servants of Mary interest, support, connection and sponsorship of Marian continue well on into the future.

Thank you for your continued support of our school. Through the intercession of Mary, I ask God’s blessing on you all.

Sr. Mary Gehringer, OSM ‘66 U.S. Community Prioress

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SERVANTS OF MARY

Celebrate Jubilees Jim Bolamperti, owner of Acme Lawn and Tree, volunteered his time and equipment to remove about 35 bushes and stumps. His daughter Laura graduated from Marian in 2010 and his daughter Grace is a junior this year.

Servants of Mary Cemetery Update By: Tom Marasco, Director of Development

The cemetery renovation project has begun! The first steps of the physical work were to remove the row of bushes along the south side of the cemetery fence, then remove the old fence and posts. I want to give special thanks to a few people who volunteered to do these projects at no charge. First, thank you to Jim Bolamperti and ACME Lawn & Tree for removing 30 bushes and stumps.

Thank you as well to the Mary Our Queen Men’s Club for removing 500 feet of chain link fence and rails, as well as removing 55 posts and concrete footings.

I am happy to announce that Paul Austin Enterprises has been chosen as our general contractor for the project. Paul’s first step for the project is our new entrance wall and piers. The progress on the concrete and mason work has been very exciting for us to watch. The base structures are near completion and the brick masonry will be started very soon. The Sisters are very excited about the plans to make the cemetery a more reverent, peaceful and beautiful part of our campus.

They ask for your continued prayers for good weather and safety for the workers.

There are still opportunities to make honorary and memorial donations to the cemetery renovation project. All of the benches, lights along the path, many of the trees and plants and the gravesite crosses are some examples of items that can be honorary or memorial donations.

FOR MORE INFORMATION: please contact Tom Marasco at osmdev@osms.org or 402.951.3060.

Members of the Mary Our Queen Men’s Club volunteered their time and equipment to remove the fence and fence posts.

Nine Servants of Mary were honored on Oct. 3 for their dedication to religious life for 50 or more years.

Their special day was filled with celebration, beginning with Mass in the Mary Joy and Tal Anderson Performing Arts Center. Surrounded by friends and family, the Jubilarians renewed their vows. Those present responded with words of affirmation and support. The congregation also offered a prayer for strength and peace. “A religious Sister’s Jubiliee is a celebration of her years of vowed life and ministry,” said Sr. Mary Gehringer, OSM ’66, U.S. Community Prioress of the Servants of Mary.

“This year’s ten Jubilarians have a total of 560 years of ministry to the Church! We are so very proud they are Servants of Mary and proud, too, of the dedication and witness they have given to their various ministries.”

70 YEARS Sr. Lucy Bottosto

60 YEARS Srs. Barbara Bouchard, Carol Claussen, Carolyn Foley (former Marian president and principal), Esther Joyce (former Marian faculty member)

50 YEARS Srs. Margaret Buchta, Sarah Deeby (former Marian counselor), Marcia Hagins, Jackie Ryan ’63 (current Marian High School, Inc. board member), Jackie Thorn (current Marian campus ministry coordinator)

Front row, left to right: Tom Gregor (father of Cammy Gregor ’18), Tim Salzbrenner (nephew of former Marian principal Sr. Jeanne Malick, OSM, who is buried in the cemetery), Jude Connelly (father of Paige Connelly ’19) and Chris Lawler. Back row, left to right: Tom Marasco (brother of Maria Marasco Farrell ’81 and Ann Marie Marasco Diaz ’87), Erv Beiermann, Keith Kathol, Kevin Schumacher (father of Kenzie Schumacher ’14), Brian Malcom, Luke Ranck (father of Payton Ranck ’16), Bobby McCall and Bill Agnew (Servants of Mary maintenance).

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The Servants of Mary invite the Marian community to celebrate these women with a card shower. E-cards and messages may be sent to osmcomm@osms.org.

Please remember to include the name of the Jubilarian in your message. Mailed cards may be sent to the Jubilarian in care of the Servants of Mary, 7400 Military Avenue, Omaha, NE 68134.

Meet Sr. Jackie Thorn, OSM As the new member of the Campus Ministry team and one of two Servants of Mary on staff at Marian, Sr. Jackie Thorn, O.S.M. wants to nurture Marian’s community. “I want students to feel at home on campus,” she says.

Sr. Jackie takes her role seriously as a visible Servite presence in the school. Her duties include collaborating with other campus ministry staff to help enrich the spiritual lives of students through organizing retreats, service projects, prayer requests and class liturgies.

Before coming to Marian, Sr. Jackie worked at St. Patrick’s Parish in Fremont. She also spent four years working with immigration reformers on a federal grant to establish Good Neighbor, a clinic that now serves underinsured immigrants. She attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony on Oct. 26. Also in attendance was Sen. Ben Sasse.

Prior to that, she taught and served as principal at Holy Ghost and Holy Cross grade schools in Omaha and Servite High School in Detroit. She also served as a house parent, working with underprivileged youth at Boys Hope in Detroit. This experience would later shape her role as a school principal.

POP QUIZ GREATEST INSPIRATION:

Sr. Leonarda Quinlivan, OSM, former librarian at Holy Ghost Grade School. I lived across the hall from her at the convent and she watched over me. I always say, I hope I can be like she was — open-minded and funloving. She was great. I think of her a lot.

CLAIM TO FAME:

I once saw Nelson Mandela at a hotel in Detroit. It was a moving experience.

FAVORITE THING ON TV:

Sr. Jackie earned her bachelor’s degree in elementary education from College of St. Mary and a master’s degree in school administration from the University of Detroit.

She took her Servite vows on Sept. 5, 1965 and celebrates her 50th Jubilee this year.

I love to watch sports! I’m a big Detroit Tigers and Lions fan, though I’m not sure if that’s a good thing. I think the Tigers were last in the league this year.

Just as she was called to the Servants of Mary, Sr. Jackie says she felt drawn to Marian. “God was telling me ‘you just can’t pass this up, Jackie,’” she said.

FAVORITE SNACK:

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I hope that, from knowing me, the students become closer to God. I hope they take in what they can and, eventually, if they do walk away from Jesus, they will come back to Him because of what they’ve learned from me. Even if one stays with Jesus because of their experience with me, that’s a success in my book.

Two words. Dark. Chocolate.

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ARTS

I love to cook and eat. I like to spend my down time by entertaining friends. My favorite things to make are apple and rhubarb pies.

All-School Read Inspires Large-Scale Art Project Students in Mrs. Ashley Bauer’s Block F Sculpture class created “tap-taps,” a Haitian form of public transportation on four wheels, which are used in Haiti like shared buses.

The name comes from the sound of tapping on the metal side of a bus that signifies a passenger’s request to get off.

Each group’s tap-tap had to include an inspirational word or quote. “The lesson teaches them about using everyday or found objects in a new way to create the element of texture,” said Bauer. “They used a variety of acrylic paints and any other materials they can get their hands on to finish their projects.”

Mimi Kelly ‘16, Emily McKenna ‘16, Mary Beth Apker ‘16 and Julia Smith ‘16 collaborate on an installation project.

The finished tap-taps measured four by two feet and were displayed as installation pieces in the Quad throughout the month of September. Before they started the project, Bauer says her students researched installation and environmental artists to understand the concept of this type of art and presented their findings to their classmates.

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Freshman Gains Local Recognition for Her Music On Friday, Sept. 4, the Benson Neighborhood played host to a one night festival called First Friday Femme Fest, featuring 22 bands and musicians from the Omaha and Lincoln area. Each band playing that night needed to fulfill one requirement: feature a female in their musical act. This had several bands scrambling to make some hard decisions, but not singer-songwriter Mary Ruth McLeay ’19, who was the youngest performer to take the stage with her guitar and keyboard.

Over the past few months, McLeay has been gaining more and more attention as a solo artist. In May, she was named to the top 10 in the Omaha Performing Arts community songwriting competition inspired by the Tony and Grammy-Award winning Broadway muscial “Once.” She also performed at the Gifford Park Block Party in August and on the Scott Voorhees Show on KFAB-AM. The youngest of seven, McLeay says she finds inspiration for her music from her siblings.

In fact, her song “Small Paper Bags” was written after visiting her sisters, Megan McLeay Temme ’05 and Katie McLeay Cleveland ’05, while they were in college.

McLeay’s dream is to become a professional music artist or a songwriter for a major record label.

To get there, her goal is to schedule several open mic performances in Chicago and Nashville to gain even more exposure. Fans can find songs from her demo tape on YouTube. #MarianInspires

Exhibit Work In Local Gallery Several students in Mr. Jeremy Cisco’s and Mrs. Ashley Bauer’s art classes experienced their first exhibition at Gallery 92 West in Fremont, Neb. A variety of media, including graphite drawings, acrylic paintings on wood and canvas and even hand-painted tennis shoes, was showcased in the B.H. Gehringer Gallery throughout the month of September. Friends and family got the first look during an artists’ reception on Sept. 11. The show included several Gold and Silver Key Award winners from the National Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. Barbara Gehringer ’82 is executive director for Fremont Area Art Association and Gallery 92 West, located at 92 West 6th Street in Fremont.

MARIAN PRESENTS “RAGS” Photo courtesy of Nikki McLeay Photography

Recent Graduate Receives Nation’s Top Honor for Emerging Artists 2015 graduate Megan Smith’s artwork has been selected by the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers for display at the President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities (PCAH) main office in Washington D.C. as part of ART. WRITE. NOW. DC. ART. WRITE. NOW. DC is a special exhibition of national award-winning work from the 2015 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. Smith is one of only 25 national award-winning artists selected to have his/her work showcased yearlong in the offices of the U.S. Department of Education and PCAH in Washington, D.C. Smith’s artwork is a graphite drawing entitled “Dry Shampoo,” created in Marian teacher Ashley Bauer’s art class. The drawing was a winner of a National Medal in the 2015 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards and, as a result, traveled to New York City to be displayed at Carnegie Hall from June 10 through 12. Smith’s work was selected from more than 300,000 submissions for this honor.

“Dry Shampoo” is a national award-winning graphite drawing

by Megan Smith ’15.

A ribbon-cutting celebration for the exhibition was held Sept. 25 in Washington, D.C. at The Lyndon Baines Johnson Department of Education Building, across from the National Air & Space Museum.

The Alliance for Young Artists & Writers identifies teenagers with exceptional artistic and literary talent and brings their remarkable work to a national audience through The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. The Awards have an impressive legacy dating back to 1923 and a noteworthy roster of past winners, including Andy Warhol, Sylvia Plath, Truman Capote, Richard Avedon, Robert Redford and Joyce Carol Oates.

Smith now attends the University of Minnesota. #MarianInspires

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YOUNG ARTISTS

Marian is excited to announce plans to stage “RAGS” as its 2015 fall musical. Show dates and times are as follows: • Oct. 29 & 30, 2015 at 7 p.m.

• Nov. 1, 2015 at 2 p.m.

• Nov. 7, 2015 at 7 p.m.

• Nov. 8, 2015 at 2 p.m.

All performances will be held in the Kish Auditorium inside the Mary Joy and Tal Anderson Performing Arts Center at Marian.

“RAGS” the musical is adapted from the book by Joseph Stein (“Fiddler on the Roof”), with music

by Charles Strouse (“Annie”) and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz (“Godspell” and “Wicked”). The story follows Rebecca, a Russian Jewish immigrant arriving at Ellis Island with her young son, and their struggle to make a life for themselves in the New World. It is a saga of hope and disappointments, of power and greed, of strength and love combined, with memorable music.

Rehearsals began in August. Young male performers enrolled in grades nine through 12 at Omaha-area high schools during the 2015-2016 school year were invited to audition to be considered for casting in several male roles. Only Marian students were considered for female roles.

Tickets for the show are available online at bit.ly/MHS_Musical or at the door. For more information, please contact Musical Director Michael McCandless at michaelmccandless@ creighton.edu or Michelle Procopio Delisi ’74 at delisi@omahamarian.org.

Marian Soccer’s DeGeorge Named Head Coach; Bosiljevac Joins Staff As New Assistant

ACTIVITIES

Teresa Virgillito DeGeorge ’92, who spent last season as an assistant coach at Marian, has been named the Crusader head soccer coach.

Former Marian standout Monica Bosiljevac ’10 will join the staff as the new assistant coach.

Cheerleader Earns All-American Accolades The Marian Varsity cheer squad and coach Allie Clark had a great showing at the Universal Cheerleaders Association cheer camp in July.

The Crusaders received second place in the tumbling/building division and Haley Keenan ’17 was named a UCA All-American! Keenan earned a medal and was invited to London to participate in a celebratory parade.

Teresa Virgillito DeGeorge ’92

Haley Keenan ‘17

DeGeorge played on Marian’s varsity soccer team all four years in high school and was named All-State First Team captain during her sophomore and junior years. The Crusaders made state appearances each year, winning the title in her freshman and sophomore years and making it to the final in her junior and senior years. DeGeorge went on to have a successful soccer career at Creighton from 1992-1996 and coached Gladiator club soccer from 1997-2001. DeGeorge currently works as a nurse for the Visiting Nurse Association and runs Marian’s summer soccer camp. She and her husband, Nicholas, have six children.

Monica Bosiljevac ‘10

Toga, Toga!

Following a relatively new Marian tradition, Sept. 15 was Toga Night at the Marian home volleyball games. Donning their best makeshift togas, Latin Club students and Latin teacher Mr. Mark Koesters marched to the student section in the East Gym and chanted cheers in Latin. The group also marched down to the home softball game to lead fans in the Marian fight song. Some were much more exacting in carrying out an outfit that was coordinated. For others, a bed sheet, safety pins and binder clips did the trick!

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In a short period of time, Teresa has demonstrated that she is a top level soccer coach,” said Athletic Director Rochelle Rohlfs. “Coach DeGeorge has proven herself to be highly competitive, and we are very excited to have her continue on our coaching staff in this new capacity.

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Monica Bosiljevac, a 2010 graduate, will take over as assistant coach. As a junior in high school, Bosiljevac was named to the all-state second team. She earned three letters on the cross-country team, played club soccer for Gladiator Rio and won four state championships. Bosiljevac was an all-Nebraska second-team selection as a senior at Marian.

In 2010, she scored the game-winning goal to help lead the Crusaders to the state title. She was recruited by the University of Nebraska-Omaha and finished her college career ranked second on the team in goals and tied for first in assists. Since 2012, Bosiljevac has been involved with Football for the World, a global nonprofit organization devoted to providing new and used football equipment to underprivileged youth.

Varsity mascot Mary Kate Mulhall ‘16 (left) and Claire Davis ‘16 (right) cheer “Vincite,” which means “win!” Both the varsity Crusader volleyball and sof tball teams celebrated victories!

DeGeorge replaces 2002 Marian graduate Amy Price as head coach. Price announced in June that she would be stepping down from the position to spend more time with family. Price led the Crusaders to the 2014 Class A state championship.

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Crusader Named to

ALL-USA Girls Preseason Volleyball Team USA TODAY announced in August that Brittany Witt ’16 was named to the American Family Insurance ALL-USA Girls Volleyball first team for the 2015 preseason. The teams were selected by John Tawa, the founder of PrepVolleyball.com. Players were selected based on overall ability, past performance and quality of opposition. Witt, who recorded 640 good receptions and 52 aces in 2014, joins six other players from across the U.S. to form the team. She also set a state record for digs in a match with 47.

Marian Golf WINS DISTRICTS For the first time since 2010, Marian is a District golf champion! The Varsity Golf Team won the Class A-1 District Tournament on Oct. 5 in Lincoln Neb., defeating seven other schools. Two Marian golfers, Grace McMinn ’17 and Makenzie Fuss ’16, tied for first place with a score of 81. Fuss won the individual championship on a playoff hole. Ally Hermanek ’16 and freshman Jalea Culliver ’19 tied for fifth place with scores of 88. The varsity golf team won four out of eight tournaments this season and finished as state runner-up! #MarianInspires

Witt has committed to play volleyball at Creighton University.

Left to right: Grace McMinn ’17, Jalea Culliver ’19, Abby Hermanek ’16, Ally Hermanek ’16 and Makenzie Fuss ’16 jump for joy as Head Coach Robert Davis kneels with the District Golf Trophy.

Marian Senior Competes in Top Riding Competition A Marian senior was among the top junior riders in the country competing in the Pessoa/US Hunter Seat Medal Finals in Harrisburg, Penn. on Oct. 11.

All Hail to Marian Softball!

It was the top of the seventh inning at the 2015 Class A state softball championship game in Hastings, Neb. on Oct. 16. Marian was down to its final out with bases loaded, trailing Papillion-La Vista 5-4. That’s when Brook Linderman ’17 drove a 1-1 pitch over the fence in right-center field for a grand slam that gave the Crusaders the four runs they needed for a victory – and their first state softball title in school history! The way the Crusaders battled back in the face of adversity is a memory that the players, coaches and fans will never forget. #MarianInspires

MARIAN TRAP Competes in SCTP National Championships

Haley Mick ’16 was one of only two riders from her region to qualify and compete in the Medal Finals, one of the oldest and most competitive equestrian events in the country. The event is comprised of multiple rounds and judged on equitation, or ability to ride, over a course set at 3 feet 6 inches. Mick rode “Check Mate,” a 13-year-old Warmblood and a veteran horse in the competition.

“I’m absolutely thrilled to have this once-in-a-lifetime experience to grow as a rider,” said Mick, who has been riding since the age of four. “I’m so thankful to my parents, who have been so supportive throughout all of this, and to my trainer, who pushes me more and more every day.”

Mick trains under Mike Bonham at the Elkhorn Equestrian Center. Bonham’s daughter, Kelse Bonham, won the US/ Pessoa Medal Finals in 2009. “As a rookie in this competition, Haley has worked very hard on multiple horses,” said Bonham. “It’s a devotion of time and effort, and she has done a very good job moving up to this level.” #MarianInspires

Members of the Marian Trap team recently received national recognition – with senior Katie Petersen placing second in the ladies’ senior varsity division – at the Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) National Championship on July 13-18, 2015. Marian’s Squad Blue placed 32nd overall in the ladies’ senior varsity division.

The SCTP National Championship took place at the World Shooting Complex in Sparta, Ill. A total of 2,050 shooters representing 32 states competed in the national meet. Five Marian students qualified and competed in this event: Emily Worth ‘15, Anna Vasko ‘15, Katie Petersen ‘16, Allison Zuerlein ‘16 and Sarah Villarreal ‘16. On the first day of competition, Petersen shot a 96, which put her in 11th place. On the second day, Petersen shot a 99. This was a new school record for a 200-yard target event and enough to finish in second.

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Haley Mick ‘16 rides “Tango” at the Grand Prix competition.

Future Marian Girls

The Class of 2019 and their Big Sister had a blast at the June Splash!

UPCOMING EVENTS

SAVE THE DATE

OPEN HOUSE Sunday, Nov. 22, 2015 • Noon to 2:30 p.m.

Girls currently enrolled in fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grade and their families are invited to learn why Marian is the leading educator of young women. Personalized tours will allow families to • Explore the sprawling 23acre campus, including the Mary Joy and Tal Anderson Performing Arts Center, STEM lab and Collaboration Stations Lab.

Big Sisters Help Welcome CLASS OF 2019 Marian offers many special traditions and activities, all of which are rooted in the bond of sisterhood. The Marian experience begins the summer before freshman year with events sponsored by the Big Sister program and designed to welcome incoming students to Marian. Two of those events were the June Splash and the July Bash.

• Meet the highly degreed and respected faculty.

• Learn about the one-to-one iPad initiative.

• Gather tuition assistance and scholarship information.

The July Bash drew nearly 200 Big and Little Sisters.

8th Grade Placement Exam Saturday, Jan. 9, 2016 • 8 a.m. to Noon Academic scholarships are only awarded to students who take the Placement Exam at Marian. Placement Exam scores are a part of Marian’s acceptance process. Those who test at Marian have acceptance preference. In addition to scholarships, Marian offers tuition assistance.

For more information about our tuition assistance program, please call Donna Schroeder at 402.571.2618, ext. 1135.

Sixth and Seventh-Grade Achievement Exam & Creative Workshops Saturday, Jan. 23, 2016 • 8 a.m. to Noon The exam is a helpful way to measure your daughter’s educational and achievement levels. The following workshops will also be available: drama, dance, computers, art, journalism, basketball and science.

Incoming Freshman Pre-Registration Meeting Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2016 • 7 p.m.

Incoming Freshman Registration Monday, Feb. 22, 2016 • 4 to 6:30 p.m.

The June Splash was held on June 20 at Marian. About 150 students attended this fun event consisting of water balloon dodge ball, three-legged races, tug-of-war, water fights and tons of laughter! There was also time for girls to get to know each other and bond in small groups.

The July Bash was held on July 11 at Marian. Nearly 200 Big and Little Sisters attended. The girls enjoyed dinner, dancing, watching a movie, games and a campus-wide scavenger hunt.

The Marian Big Sisters organized these events. The Big Sister/Little Sister program unites the freshman class with the junior class. Big Sisters are there to guide the freshmen and help them acclimate to their new school.

SPEND A DAY AT MARIAN! All fifth through eighth-grade girls are invited to spend the day at Marian shadowing one of our students. Shadowing is an excellent way for girls to see what it is really like to be a Marian girl for a day. We kindly ask for two days’ notice for all shadow visits. We have a limit of 50 shadows per day and some days fill up quickly.

Please contact Recruitment Director Molly Adams Woodman ’97 at 402.571.2618, ext. 1161 or mwoodman@omahamarian.org.

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Advancing the Mission of Marian Marian Joins the Global #GivingTuesday Movement We have a day for giving thanks. We have a day for getting deals. We have a day for getting cyber deals. Now, we have #GivingTuesday, a day dedicated to giving back. #GivingTuesday, happening this year on Dec. 1, is a global day of giving that harnesses the collective power of individuals, communities and organizations to encourage philanthropy and to celebrate generosity worldwide. #GivingTuesday is held annually on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving (and the widely recognized shopping events Black Friday and Cyber Monday) for one common purpose: to celebrate generosity and inspire people to give back to the charities and causes they support.

You can be a part of #GivingTuesday by donating to Marian on Dec. 1. By giving on this day, donors have the opportunity to take part in Marian’s annual giving program, The Marian Fund, and support the campaign’s four priorities: Tuition Assistance

Campus Ministry

Academics

Fine Arts

Giving to Marian is now easier than ever. Follow the steps below to make your donation via text message on Dec. 1.

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Text MARIAN to 243725. The keyword MARIAN is very important, as it indicates where the donation is going. Please be accurate when you text!

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You will receive a text back with a link to Marian’s user-friendly donation page.

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Click on the link to complete your donation. Fill in your donation amount, name and the debit or credit card you wish to use for your donation.

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Click Give Now. When the payment is complete, a confirmation page will appear. To have a copy of your receipt sent to your inbox, please enter you email address. Your donation will appear as a charge on your credit card statement.

(Standard message and data rates may apply.)

Don’t forget to share how you are participating in Marian’s #GivingTuesday via Facebook and Twitter.

To give online, visit www.marianhighschool.net/donatetoday. If you have any questions or would like additional information about #GivingTuesday, please contact Sue Lindsey Mickey ’69 at 402.571.2618, ext. 1120 or smickey@omahamarian.org.

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Principal Susie Spethman Sullivan ‘80 joined students in Marian’s annual student-driven fundraiser, Walk-A-Thon.

Students ‘Level Up’ with Record-Breaking WALK-A-THON FUNDRAISER How do you raise $88,000 to support your school? For Marian girls, it started with a bit of encouragement from social studies teacher Mr. Tom Baker, who dressed as everyone’s favorite ghost-chasing, yellow, pie-shaped character in honor of the 2015 Walk-A-Thon. The theme for the annual student-driven fundraiser was “Walk-a, Walk-a, Walk-a,” inspired by the all-time favorite arcade game PacMan. Luckily, the four-mile course wasn’t a race around a maze and the students finished the route safe and sound.

Marian students set a new record with their fundraising this year, bringing in $158,951 or 180 percent of goal! They surpassed their school goal on the very first collection day, another school record.

The senior class was the winner of the class competition, achieving 222 percent of the goal, followed by the junior at 211 percent of goal.

A tradition for more than 20 years, Walk-A-Thon is the only student-facilitated fundraiser at Marian. Each class competes against the others to raise the most money. The number of students in each class determines goals. The event’s goal grows each year and encourages the students to be advocates for Marian in helping to fund the costs that accompany the school’s operations.

The classes find very creative ways to raise funds. Not only do they ask for sponsorship from friends, family, employers, co-workers, neighbors and even total strangers, they also host bake sales, car washes and garage sales to financially support their school. In addition, 13 local companies sponsored this year’s effort: Palm Beach Tan, Mama’s Pizza, Champions Run, Atchley Ford, Ideal Pure Water, Creighton University, Great Western Bank, Steier & Prchal, LTD, Tussey’s Casual Grill, Mangia Italiana, Midwest Protection Services, Election Systems & Software and Optimized Systems.

Help us tell the Marian story by sharing your own! Share with your friends on social media just how Marian inspires you. Don’t forget to use the official hashtag #MarianInspires with all of your posts! Who knows? Your story just might show up at the event or in the next magazine!

MarianFEST 2016: #MarianInspires Our 34th annual MarianFEST is moving to a new night and a new location!

Follow us to the beautiful new Baxter Arena for #MarianInspires on SAVE Friday, Feb. 5, 2016. We’ll share an evening of socializing and mobile THE bidding to help fund scholarships, need-based financial aid and Marian’s DATE operating budget. Come hear stories we know you’ll like about how Marian is inspiring our girls to make a difference in our community and around the world. You’ll favorite our amazing silent and live auction packages and, with your participation, MarianFEST 2016 will go viral and be a great success. We’ll even feature live Instagram and Twitter slideshows of the fun!

Would you like to sponsor a corporate table or catalog ad? Interested in donating an item, service or monetary gift for the auction? Want to volunteer your time on one of our committees? Email Advancement Events Director Shari Gilg at sgilg@omahamarian.org or call her at 402.571.2618, ext. 1167. Visit www.marianinspires.com for more details on this inspiring evening.

Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to be a part of all the action!

Marian Fund Phone-A-Thon Raises Over $120,000 The Marian Fund Phone-a-thon did not miss a beat this fall when student, alumnae and parent volunteers raised more than $120,000 in pledges and gifts over 12 evenings.

The event, hosted by Marian Fund Director Sue Lindsey Mickey ’69, resulted in thousands of calls to alumnae, parents and friends of Marian.

“Our alumnae and friends play an essential role in Marian’s fundraising efforts.

Without their support, it would be impossible to continue to offer educational opportunities to those in need of financial assistance,” said Mickey. “We truly appreciate all of the alumnae and student support. It is an example of the Marian Spirit that holds our community together.”

President Mary Higgins ’69 said, “We are very grateful for our continued support from alumnae. If you haven’t given, I urge you all to give now. There is no greater gift than that of a quality Marian education.” The donations will benefit tuition assistance for students.

All Phone-A-Thon volunteers were treated to a dinner, snacks and prizes. The following student volunteers made calls for the campaign: Vicky Bongomin ‘18, Madison Brown ‘17, Erica Curtis ‘18 (Student Captain), Maddie Helm ‘17, Jessica Hudson ‘17, Hailey Hutfless ‘19, Amou Majok ‘18, Claire Schneckenberger ‘16 and Emily Schneckenberger ‘19.

To contribute to The Marian Fund, visit www.marianhighschool.net/donate-today or call Sue Lindsey Mickey ’69 at 402.571.2618, ext. 1120.

80s Era Chair Ann Coyle White ‘81 and volunteer Karen Barrett Jeffrey ‘81

Mark and Tricia Weber:

Extending Their Values W h e n M a r k a n d Tr i c i a Weber chose Marian for their daughters, they made staying connected a priority.

“We saw our daughters develop the confidence to take on leadership roles both in and out of the classroom,” Mark said. “We knew this was something worth getting involved in.”

Mark and Tricia have four daughters – Nicole Weber Johnson ’98, Jaclyn Weber ’99, Megan Weber Little ’02 and Jill Weber ’05 – who attended Marian over a span of a decade, and one son, Nathan, who attended Creighton Prep. Mark, who serves as a Principal of SilverStone Group, served on the Marian Board of Directors and Board of Trustees. Tricia was chair of Marian Moms, member of the Booster Club and served on countless other parent advisory committees. Together, the couple chaired MarianFEST.

Their commitment to Marian goes beyond volunteer work. Years ago, Mark and Tricia decided to include an unrestricted bequest to Marian in their estate plan. “We want our estate plan to be reflective of things we value the most. Investing in our youth is very important to us. Marian has a proven track record of developing girls into responsible, compassionate, educated, young women. We feel that including Marian in our estate plan is an investment in the future.”

When contemplating what type of gift to leave Marian they decided: “We like the idea of providing scholarships to girls who couldn’t otherwise afford a Marian education, but we haven’t limited our gift to scholarships because we trust the administration and board to use the money wisely at the time it’s received.” Leaving unrestricted bequests to Marian provides the administration the flexibility to continue to expand upon their mission.

There are also significant tax advantages surrounding charitable bequests. An outright gift to Marian from one’s estate – whatever the amount and whether it is expendable or for endowment – is entirely free from federal estate taxes. A gift on one’s IRA can pass free of income tax. “We spend our lifetimes managing our finances and accumulating wealth,” Mark said. “We should be just as prudent in the distribution of our wealth. It’s important people spend some time thinking about what’s going to happen when they are gone.”

He added, “As parents we spend a lifetime teaching our children. An estate plan is ultimately our last lesson for our children. We intend our estate plan to be reflective of things we value the most. Organizations like Marian have played an important role in our lives, and we intend to express our gratitude for the gifts that Marian has given us.” For more information on planned giving, please contact Vice President for Advancement Karen Cimpl Hotz ‘79 at 402.571.2618, ext. 1119 or khotz@omahamarian.org.

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Alumnae Today Exciting Changes in Store for the BLUEtique!

Over the years, the BLUEtique has undergone several exciting changes and this year is no different. Now, you can stock up on all of your Marian favorites with just the click of a mouse! We are thrilled to offer this easy way for parents, grandparents, alumnae and students to stock up on their Marian gear. The online assortment offers a wide variety of Marian apparel, accessories and home gifts.

For your convenience, BLUEtique purchases can now be shipped directly! Start your shopping at www.squareup.com/market/marian-bluetique.

Shoppers and fans should also be excited to learn squareup.com/market/marian-bluetique. that the BLUEtique will be moved from the middle of the lower level hallway to a much more visible spot in the Quad. This will make the storefront more accessible to those attending games, receptions and other group events. We will remove a portion of the wall and build externally next to the south side entrance. The expected grand opening is slated for December 2015.

50 Years Later, Marian Graduates Walk Stage at Commencement Marian has a tradition of inviting alumnae who graduated 50 years before to participate in its commencement procession.

This tradition continues to grow stronger, as the 50-year reunion is one of the most anticipated alumnae events of the year. This year, the Marian Alumnae Association welcomed the class of 1965, Marian’s seventh graduating class, to the 2015 commencement exercises at the Holland Performing Arts Center. One by one, the Golden Grads walked across the stage in front of 143 soon-to-be alumnae and their guests; they each received a rose from Sr. Mary Gehringer, OSM ’66, President of Marian High School, Inc. and U.S. Community Prioress for the Servants of Mary.

BLUEtique Internship Program Offers Hands-On Experience Four interns began working in the BLUEtique in the summer, under the direction of the BLUEtique Manager Toni McCarthy Compton ‘86: Kathryn Fuxa ’16, Tehra Finn-Jackson ’17, Carly Peterman ’17, and Madison Brown ’17. The internship has allowed these students to gain hands-on experience in many facets of business – from sales and visual merchandising to marketing and store operations. Throughout the school year, the students will develop an understanding of how retail business works and what it takes to excel. The interns assist with working in the BLUEtique for special events, games, evening and weekend sale events. With their help, the BLUEtique is able to be open more often and more accessible to the Marian community.

Pam Finn, President of Creative Enterprises, Inc., has volunteered to work with the interns on a special product design project. Over the summer, the interns met with her to learn the scope of creating and producing a custom limited edition sale item for the BLUEtique. They started at the drawing board designing, choosing fabric and materials. The fruit of their labor is a trendy phone wallet, which arrived in store on Sept. 23. The interns are also working on a marketing strategy to promote the sales of their product.

The annual Golden Grad commencement procession is the cherished capstone to the 50-Year Reunion weekend, which was held May 15-17 this year. Ollie the Trolley provided the transportation to and from graduation, one of the many highlights of the weekend. Friday began with a Mass at the Our Lady of Sorrows Chapel, followed by tours of Marian and a cocktail reception. Saturday featured a reunion brunch and dinner.

“The weekend so far exceeded my expectations that I can’t really put it into words,” said Eileen Reilly Buzzello ’65.

“Until this weekend, I didn’t realize how strongly my time at Marian with these women shaped my life. I was struck by the fact we were not only given a great classical education, but we were also infused with the principle that we are more than ourselves - that we must serve others in order to be whole. As I listened to everyone’s stories this weekend, it was obvious we took those lessons to heart - all of them.

I couldn’t be prouder of our Class of 1965.”

These women have modeled their lives after Mary and stand faithfully for the values of Marian and the charism of The Servants of Mary. The school may have changed since they were here, but the spirit of Marian remains the same. The Marian community recognizes these women as leaders, the ones who established Marian on its course for excellence for young women today.

Left to right: Kathryn Fuxa ‘16, Carly Peterman ‘17, Pam Finn, President of Creative Enterprises, Inc, Maddy Brown ‘17, Tehra Finn-Jackson ‘17

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Time changes everything, except Marian friendships! Eleven reunion classes celebrated their special milestones during Marian’s annual reunion weekend June 26-28 and had a blast. We have the photos to prove it!

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Marian Honors Alumnae, Community Leaders Marian honored five individuals with service and leadership awards on Sept. 10 as part of the Esprit de Corps Awards Banquet.

The banquet was established to recognize the outstanding accomplishments of Marian community members. The awards presented at this banquet remain the highest honors that Marian bestows. Over 100 people attended the recognition program, held at Omaha Country Club, which included a cocktail hour, dinner and awards ceremony. Student volunteers greeted guests upon arrival, and the Marian Chamber Choir sang “The Parish Blessing” before the meal. Marian Vice President for Advancement Karen Cimpl Hotz ’79 was the event emcee and Sr. Ginny Silvestri OSM provided the closing prayer.

JERI DERAS REGAN ’72 ALUMNA OF THE YEAR AWARD Maureen Gotch Vinton ’78 presented the Alumna of the Year Award to Jeri Deras Regan ’72. First given in 1991, The Alumna of the Year Award is the most prestigious honor given by the Marian Alumnae Association.

Maureen Gotch Vinton ‘78, Dr. Jane Potter ‘69 and Mary Higgins ‘69

Regan served on the Marian Board of Directors from 2007-2013, was chair of Development Committee and a member of the Alumnae Board.

She held leadership positions under The Marian Fund, Marian’s annual giving fund, and is a Charter Member of The Marian Society, Marian’s legacy giving program. Jeri has been married to her husband, Jim, since 1974. He attended Creighton Prep and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Law. Jim is in private practice. In her spare time, Jeri enjoys golfing, gardening, and cooking. Regan has had a successful career in the insurance industry. Her industry involvement includes past President of the Omaha Chapter of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors (NAIFA), past board member of the Society of Financial Service Professionals (SFSP), State Board member for NAIFA-Nebraska, and current Board member of the NAIFA-Nebraska Foundation. Jeri is also a licensed registered representative. Jeri is an advocate for women in financial planning and education. Her service work represents a unique blending of those two issues. She has

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been involved in the Omaha Women’s Chamber of Commerce, where she was past president and board member, and in Greater Resources for Omaha’s Women (GROW). In addition, Jeri has been active with the Benson West Mentoring program, Teammates, the Nebraska Academic Decathlon and Paws for Friendship.

NANCEE BERGER MARIAN AWARD Michelle Procopio Delisi ’74 presented the Marian Award to Nancee Berger. Nancee has held a number of volunteer leadership posts at Marian.

Most notably, she served on the Board of Directors from 2007-2013, acting as Chair from 2010-2013.

DR. JANE POTTER ’69 SR. MARCELLA LEADERSHIP AWARD Marian President Mary Higgins ’69 presented the Sr. Marcella Leadership Award to Dr. Jane Potter ’69. First bestowed in 2010, the award is named after Sr. Marcella Sitzman, OSM, Marian’s first principal. Marian’s highest student honor, the Marian Girl of the Year Award, was bestowed upon Dr. Potter in 1969. Since her graduation, Dr. Potter has generously supported Marian’s annual giving program, The Marian Fund.

Jane Potter, MD, is the Neumann M. & Mildred E. Harris Professor of Geriatrics and Gerontology in Internal Medicine at the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC). She joined the UNMC faculty in 1982. She has been a member of the American Geriatrics Society (AGS) since 1980 and was a member of the AGS Board of Directors from 2000-2008, where she also served as president and Board Chair. Dr. Potter is the past president of the National Association for Geriatrics Education and a former member of the American Board of Internal Medicine Geriatric Test Committee. She is a Deputy Director for the AGS/John A. Hartford Foundation Geriatrics-for-Specialists Initiative and an editor of both Geriatrics at Your Fingertips and The Geriatric Review Syllabus. Dr. Potter received her M.D. from Creighton University School of Medicine, completed residency training at George Washington University and a Geriatric Fellowship at the National Institute on Aging. She is boarded in Internal Medicine and Geriatric Medicine. Since 1984, Dr. Potter has held continuous extramural support at UNMC (NIH/NIA, HRSA, or Reynolds and Hartford Foundations). Current funding supports a project to strengthen health professions, students in geriatrics and interprofessional care.

Michelle Procopio Delisi ‘74, Nancee Berger and President Mary Higgins ‘69

In addition to The Marian Award, an honorary Marian diploma is the latest accolade to be added to Nancee’s list. This is a momentous achievement, as this is the first honorary diploma in Marian history to be conferred upon a community member. The honor is being given in recognition of Nancee’s commitment and dedication to Marian as a board member, supporter and parent of two former students. Nancee is the President and Chief Operating Officer of West Corporation. She holds a B.S. in business administration from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. After graduation, Nancee worked for multinational corporations ACI and IBM. In 1989, Nancee began working for West as Manager of Client Services. In 1990, she was promoted to Vice President of Operations. In 1998 and 2004, she received promotions to Chief Operating Officer and to President, respectively.

Nancee has called Omaha home since 1982.

Nancee and her husband, Rick, have three children. Caroline is a 2009 graduate and Sarah graduated from Marian in 2013. Their son Brett graduated from Creighton Prep in 2015.

ANGIE ANDERSON QUINN ’87 AND MICKEY ANDERSON SPIRIT OF MARIAN AWARD

Dr. Jane Potter ‘69 and Mary Higgins ‘69

Dr. Potter boasts more than 100 publications including articles, book chapters and books edited. Her research interests include geriatric cognitive disorders, the geriatric medical home, interprofessional geriatrics education, and whole person wellness. Dr. Potter has been married to Daniel F. Schafer, MD since 1982. They have two adult sons, Edwin C. Schafer III and Nicholas P. Schafer, PhD.

Former Marian head of school Elizabeth Kish presented the Spirit of Marian Award to Angie Anderson Quinn ’87 and Mickey Anderson.

Since 1996, Marian has maintained a consecutive partnership with Lexus of Omaha, the official sponsor of the Lexus Champions for Marian Golf Tournament. The tournament is part of Lexus Champions for Charity, a unique series of 200 charity golf tournaments throughout the United States. The event has grossed more than $800,000 to provide tuition assistance to Marian students in need. Angie and Mickey’s father, the late Tal Anderson, started the tournament and sponsored the event for 14 years. Angie and Mickey continue to carry on their father’s legacy.

This year, more than $90,000 was raised at the 20th annual Lexus Champions for Marian Golf Tournament on June 8, 2015.

Angie is a partner with her brother Mickey in over 20 car dealerships in Omaha, Lincoln and Kansas City. The stores represent Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, smart, Toyota, Scion, Volkswagen, Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Sprinter, Ford, Honda, Infiniti, Fiat, Audi, Hyundai, Mazda and Subaru. She graduated cum laude from the University of San Diego with a B.S. in business administration and an emphasis in finance.

After graduation in 1991, she returned to Omaha and began working with Commercial Federal Bank in their mortgage loan department. One year later, Angie joined her father, Tal Anderson, in the automobile business. In 1996, she joined Baxter Chrysler Jeep as New Vehicle Manager and in 1998 purchased her first store, Performance Chrysler Plymouth.

Angie currently serves as a member of Volkswagen’s Regional Dealer Council and is a board member for Access Bank and the Nebraska Motor Vehicle Industry Licensing. Angie has served on several committees for Volkswagen. She has remained active in Omaha, serving on numerous community boards, including Metro Community College and Marian, where she served from 2004-2007. She has also volunteered her time as a Field Day judge. Angie lives in Omaha with her husband Sean and sons Talton and Peter.

Mickey is the President of Baxter Automotive Group. A 1986 graduate of Creighton Prep, he attended the University of Notre Dame on a football scholarship. While at Notre Dame, Mickey was a member of Lou Holtz’s 1988 National Championship team. After graduation in 1990, Mickey returned to Omaha and began selling cars for his father, Tal.

Krista Anderson, accepting on behalf of husband Mickey Anderson, Angie Anderson Quinn ‘87, former Head of School Elizabeth Kish and President Mary Higgins ‘69

In 1993, Mickey had the chance to move to Lincoln, Nebraska to manage a Dodge Dealership for his father. As the company grew, Mickey was given the first of many opportunities to invest with his father. In 1997, he began to assume daily responsibilities for Baxter Chrysler Jeep Dodge and split his time between Lincoln and Omaha. Mickey has served as a Director for the Chrysler dealer advertising board since 1993.

He served as President of the Kansas City Region from 2000 through 2003. During this time, he also served on the National Executive Committee for the Dealer Advertising Association.

He was elected to Chrysler’s National Dealer Council in 2007 and continues to serve on this board, representing Chrysler’s dealers nationwide. Mickey has also been active in the Omaha community, serving on boards for Creighton Prep, The Salvation Army and The Literacy Center for the Midlands.

Currently, Mickey serves as Board Chair for the Children’s Scholarship Fund of Omaha, member of the University of Nebraska of Omaha’s College of Business Administration National Advisory Board, member of the Board of Trustees for the World-Herald Good Fellows Charities and also president of Toyota’s National Dealer Council. Mickey lives in Omaha with his wife, Krista, and children, Asher, Isaiah, Noah, Eden, Esther and Abram. #MarianInspires

Marian Inducts New Athletic Hall of Fame Members Marian honored members of its school community who have excelled as athletes, teammates, coaches and supporters at the 2015 Marian Athletic Hall of Fame Induction and Banquet on Aug. 1 in the Marian Quad. The event featured a social and dinner followed by an awards ceremony.

The following individuals were honored: MAUREEN FRENKING-MARTIN was a 1978 graduate and a tri-sport standout athlete in volleyball, basketball and track at Marian. She competed at the state level in each of the sports for multiple years. In 1978, the Omaha WorldHerald named her the top volleyball athlete in the state. She went on to play volleyball at the University of Nebraska-Omaha.

ANNE WILCOX, a 1981 graduate of Marian, was an dual sport athlete in volleyball and basketball. She played on a total of five statecontending teams. During her career, she earned all-state, all-metro, and all-American accolades.

She attended the University of Kansas.

CRISTEN WUEBBEN CLAUSSEN is a 1992 graduate of Marian and a member of the 1990 and 1991 state runner-up basketball teams.

During her junior and senior years, Wuebben earned all-state honors and was named Miss Nebraska Basketball in 1992. She went on to play basketball at New Mexico State and, later, Creighton University.

DARCEY RIHA, a 2001 Marian graduate, was key to the development of Marian’s golf program. Riha’s team placed first at districts in 1998 and first at metros in 1999 and 2000. Riha played golf at Rockhurst University, where she was named Newcomer of the Year. As a senior, she was voted team captain and named MVP. COACH: SUSIE DUGAN was a volunteer soccer coach at Marian for 14 years, primarily in the 1980s.

Her teams won three Hoover Cup Championships, the equivalent of a state championship at the time. She played an integral role in moving soccer to become an officially sanctioned sport by the Nebraska School Activities Association.

PATRON: TOM “TIGER” LYNCH is a living legend in baseball and softball. Lynch was the first batboy at Rosenblatt Stadium. In 1976, Lynch established the first snowball softball tournament, an event that grew in popularity over the years. He has sponsored many teams throughout the years and enjoyed watching the Marian Field Day parades marching to Benson Park, his favorite ball field.

TEAM: THE 1998 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM was the first to claim a cross country state title at Marian. They did so by defeating Lincoln Southeast, whose teams had been the state champions for nine years in a row. The team thoroughly admired the dedication and enthusiasm of Coach Wright. One piece of his advice still sticks with them today: “Running happens between the ears.” Members included Laura Spanheimer Dechant, Anna Jones Goeschel, Kathleen Hoarty Hayden, Ann Lamoureux, Ann Potter Macedo, Megan Irwin Prickett, Mary Timmerman and Katy Weller.

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Marian Moments

Classmates from the Class of 1988 celebrated Mother’s Day in Jupiter, Fla., on May 2015. Left to right: Mary Spethman Gordon, Nikki Schanne Maloney, Jill Sommerer Blomgren, and Christi Floersch Macklin.

Future Marian girl Vivian Peters, Class of 2031, sports her Marian onesie. Vivian is the daughter of Sallie Delgado Peters ’00 and husband Dan.

Yearbook Signing Party The Class of 2015 returned to Marian on Aug. 7 to pick up their yearbooks at the annual Yearbook Signing Party.

At their first official alumnae gathering, the girls enjoyed signing yearbooks and saying their goodbyes with hugs— and maybe even some tears—all promising to return.

Marian wishes all graduates the very best of luck on their new endeavors!

Who Says You Can’t Go Back?

Certainly not Janet Preston Oiler ’59, who visited her granddaughter’s freshman theology class on Aug. 28 with class ring and diploma in tow. She celebrated her 60th class reunion in May. Her granddaughter Kira Bravo ‘19 and her classmates, on the other hand, will represent Marian’s 60th graduating class in 2019.

Janet Preston Oiler ‘59 shares her Marian diploma with her granddaughter’s theology class.

Lunch with a Leader Katie McLeay Cleveland ’05 joined students during their lunch hour on Sept.

24, 2015 to share her experiences in owning a small business during Lunch with a Leader. Katie is the owner of Kleveland Clothing, a boutique offering “upcycled,” vintage-style clothing and jewelry for men and women in the Blackstone District.

Visit her website at www.dyedyoung.com.

Katie McLeay Cleveland ‘05 was this year’s first Lunch with a Leader speaker.

Alumnae in the House

Confident to Be...

An Opera Singer!

Kaitlin Zardetto-Smith ’10 joined Marian’s Honors Select Women’s Choir class on Sept. 3 in the Kish Auditorium to speak about her experiences as a professional opera singer. Kaitlin gave the aspiring singers candid industry insight, answered questions and even performed on the Ron and Pauline Wilwerding Stage.

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There are 38 alumnae who are connected to Marian as faculty, staff or Servants of Mary! In recognition of their hard work and dedication to their alma mater, Alumnae in the House were invited to the annual appreciation breakfast on Sept. 16. Nearly all alumnae on staff gathered and celebrated their unique bond.

Left to right: Kaitlin O’Hara Ahart ‘05, Pat Hess Travis ‘64, Sr. Peggy Miller, OSM ‘65, Sue Lindsey Mickey ‘69, Nicole Mausbach Kuehl ‘00, President Mary Higgins ‘69, Joan Norman Becker ‘76, Chris Marfisi Vacanti ‘66, Nancy Kettering Casey ‘82, Toni McCarthy Compton ‘86, Mary Berger Steiner ‘82, Sr. Linda Hess, OSM ‘68, Sr. Mary Gehringer, OSM ‘66, Lauren Morrissey ‘10 and Sr. Midge Petersen, OSM ‘59.

Front row (left to right): Ellen Stryker Scholl ‘05, Maureen Gotch Vinton ‘78 (Vice President), Rose Nolan Byam ‘70, Carol McCrillis Rayer ‘63, Nancy Kettering Casey ‘82; Back row (left to right): Rozlyn Kmiecik Merrick ‘90, Mary Tarsney Kelly ‘86, Mary Johnson Rommelfanger ‘79, Suzy Dalton Elkins ‘86, Julie Reisbig Grant ‘99, Abbey Moland ‘00; Not pictured: Sarah Lukas ‘98 (President) and Katie D’Agostino ‘02

2015 Alumnae Board

SAVE THE DATE

13 Crusaders—successful in business, mentorship, leadership and advocacy—are members of the 2015 Marian Alumnae Board. Their goal is to actively engage and connect with alumnae from all decades through outreach and board-sponsored events.

Alumnae Fan Night An enthusiastic crowd of alumnae, family and friends turned out to cheer on the Crusader volleyball team at Alumnae Fan Night on Sept. 22. Alumnae fans and their families received free admission and enjoyed face painting, popcorn and door prizes provided by the Alumnae Board.

JUNE 10-11

2016

Attention classes ending in 1 or 6! The summer of 2016 is your year! Mark your calendars and join us for Reunion Weekend 2016! This year, the following classes are invited to celebrate their special milestones: 1961 1966 1971

1976 1981 1986

1991 1996 2001

2006 2011

Friday, June 10, 2016 Girls Night Out! Start your reunion weekend off with a Cocktail Party at Marian! All alumnae celebrating their reunion in 2016 are invited to a complimentary cocktail party in the Quad from 6-8 p.m.

Enjoy catching up and reconnecting with friends, tours of the school and door prizes!

Keep an eye out for your invitation, which will be mailed soon!

YOU ARE INVITED TO THE

Marian NETWOR K

Thursday, Nov. 12, 2015 6 p.m. Networking Reception 6:45 p.m. Presentation Location: Kleveland Clothing 3909 Farnam St., Blackstone District Hosted by owner Katie McLeay Cleveland ’05

The theme of this networking event is “Leadership Through Service: Empowerment to Effect Positive Change.” Learn how to harness your leadership skills to effect positive change in your life and community through service. Speakers include Sarah “Sally” McGill ’02, board member for Justice for our Neighbors, and Paige Dempsey ’92, Director of Learning and Performance at United Way of the Midlands. RSVP online at marianhighschool.net by Nov. 5. You may also contact Alumnae Director Nancy Kettering Casey ’82 at ncasey@omahamarian.org or 402.571.2618, ext. 1270.

The Marian Network is a group of alumnae who meet regularly to inspire and advance one another personally and professionally. Events provide an opportunity to learn about and discuss issues facing all women and offer endless opportunities for social and professional networking.

CLASS OF

1966 SAVE THE DATE

50 YEAR REUNION CELEBRATION Save the Date: June 10-12, 2016

Questions? Contact Rose Fallon Roeder ‘66 at wildrose100@msn.com. You may also contact Alumnae Director Nancy Kettering Casey ‘82 at 402.571.2618, ext. 1270.

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Alumnae Class News ACCOMPLISHMENTS Carol Burrill Gorelick ’62 recently attained certification from the National League of Nursing as a Certified Nurse Educator, distinguishing her professionalism and expertise as an academic nurse educator.

Linda Hupp Kirshenbaum ’70, daughter Anna Kirshenbaum ’09 and family made their TV debut in the season premiere on Family Feud, a popular game show hosted by Steve Harvey. The show aired Sept. 14, 2015 at 6 p.m. on KXVO. Linda Barta McNeil ‘72 is a flight attendant and an author. After eight years of hard work, Linda completed her final manuscript called “Lost in the Clouds,” which is a collection of humorous short stories about flight crew members’ adventures.

Maureen Lamoureux ’73 was recognized as a Maginn Family Foundation honoree at the 38th Annual Archbishop’s Dinner for Education on Sept. 17, 2015. Each year eight outstanding teachers and administrators who demonstrate a strong personal commitment to Catholic education and give service above and beyond the ordinary are honored at the event. Maureen has taught fifth and sixth grade at St. Bernard Catholic Grade School for the past 38 years.

Honorable J.E. Sullivan ’74 is an Administrative Law Judge with the U.S. Department of Transportation and was profiled in the Federal Bar Association magazine’s judicial profile section.

You can read more at http://www.fedbar.org/ PDFs/Current-Judicial-Profiles/profile-sullivanjul15.aspx On April 15, 2015, Mary “Kate” Crampton Houck ‘78, was elected to the U.S. Pharmacopeial Council of Experts (USP), a scientific nonprofit

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organization that sets standards for the identity, strength, quality and purity of medicines, food ingredients and dietary supplements manufactured, distributed and consumed worldwide. USP’s drug standards are enforceable in the United States by the Food and Drug Administration, and these standards are used in more than 140 countries. The newly elected Council of Experts will undoubtedly play a critical role in leading USP’s path over the next five years.

Former head of school Dr. Susan Russell Toohey ’82 is the principal of the newly established Nelson Mandela Elementary School. The school opened this fall in with 100 students, 50 kindergarten and 50 first grade students, in what used to be Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church and School at 30th and Curtis Avenue in North Omaha. They will add a grade each year until it reaches fifth grade. The Lozier Foundation funds the school and there is no tuition.

Kelly Parks Snider ’83 is exhibiting her latest work Sept. 8 through Dec. 7 at the River Arts Center Gallery in Prairie Du Sac, Wisc. The exhibition is called “Hidden in Plain Sight” and provides Kelly’s observations on a compelling amalgam of social justice issues through art pieces created in a range of media from paper to steel paired with companion essays. To view her work on the web, visit www.hidden-in-plain-sight.org.

of the American Revolution. The installation was held on January 3, 2015 and she will hold the position for two years. The chapter currently has 92 members. Stephanie is pursuing her master’s in Library and Information Science.

Heather Hagenau ’87 was promoted to Manager, North American Merchant Services at PayPal. Nancy Eckel Getscher ’88 was promoted to Property Manager at West Haven Apartments in Chicago, IL. Abby Klusmire Jordan ’96 and her business partner Becky App appeared in Today’s Omaha Woman’s feature story entitled “Hello Women Entrepreneurs.” Abby and her business partner have expanded to three different operations: the parlor, an East coast fulfillment center and their newly opened production facility in Omaha.

Lisa Homan Gorton ’86 recently completed her Master of Arts in Theology in May 2015. She currently serves as the Director of Parish Formation at St. Gabriel Catholic Church in Virginia.

Robin Sauser O’Callaghan ’96 has been promoted to a Project Manager role in charge of Kiewit Engineering & Design Co.’s (KED) first Engineer-Procure-Construct project in the power delivery market sector. Robin is a leader within Kiewit and one of two women project managers on the KED team. She is working to promote diversity within the organization (gender diversity as well as ethnic diversity) and is involved in many STEM local outreach activities. Robin also serves on the Iowa State Mechanical Engineering Industry Advisory Board.

Jennifer Matt ’86, a technology entrepreneur and women’s sports advocate, recently wrote an article in The Huffington Post on June 22, 2015 entitled “The Importance of Girls Sports and Women’s Parity in FIFA.” The article addresses how we as consumers can and should play a significant role in changing the global landscape of women’s sports.

Sarah Shay Gudeman ’01 recently joined Omaha-based Energy Studio in a mechanical engineering role. She will be helping to expand its energy efficiency services to include existing buildings. Sarah is a registered professional engineer in Nebraska and Iowa. She is a certified energy manager, LEED accredited professional and certified building science thermographer.

Stephanie Spackman Hawkins ’86 was elected to the position of Regent of the local chapter of the National Society of the Daughters

Tianna Cole Hermandson ’02 was recently awarded with an Outstanding Preceptor Award for Rehabilitation. She also earned a Daisy

Award nomination for extraordinary nurses.

Tianna has been a certified rehabilitation nurse at Immanuel Hospital for eight years and recently accepted a new position within rehab as a nurse case manager. Prior to that, she was a floor nurse specializing in spinal cord injury.

Sara Sibilia Pohl ’02 recently became certified as a Clinical Specialist in Orthopedic Physical Therapy by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties (ABPTS). Sara works as a Clinic Director and Physical Therapist for Excel Physical Therapy in Omaha.

Ashley Carter ’03† was honored posthumously at the Nebraska Black Sports Hall of Fame on July 30. Named one of the top 11 players from the first 25 years of high school soccer in the state, Ashley was a three-time All-Nebraska selection and the state’s Gatorade player of the year as a senior. She scored 70 goals and had 32 assists over her prep career. She went on to play one year on scholarship at NU, where she was third on the team in scoring. She then transferred to Bellevue University and made the all-state college team as a senior. Ashley died in an auto accident in 2014.

Madeline Worth ’14 is currently attending Texas A&M on an Air Force ROTC scholarship.

Maddie is also on the trapshooting team there, where they won the National Championship.

Bailey Nihsen ’15 is a sophomore at the University of Alabama and was the only freshman chosen to participate in a special fouryear research study. The research study is closely related to the Independent Research class that Bailey participated in while at Marian. Bailey thanked her teachers Mrs. Sharon Genoways and Mr. Tom Baker for helping her to become a successful college student.

WEDDINGS Andrea Barstow ’02 married Courtland Olson on Aug. 29, 2015. The ceremony was held at First Presbyterian Church, followed by a reception at the Livestock Exchange Building. Andrea is the Marketing Director at Aksarben Cinema, Main Street Theatres and Dudley’s Pizza & Tavern.

Rachael Watson Frohardt ’03 was recently promoted to Marketing Manager for PCL Construction in Orlando, Fla. Rachael manages all the marketing operations and marketing staff for the Southeast U.S. Karly Jurgensen ’04 is using her gift of music to serve others in their final days. Inspired by the life and death of her grandmother, Colleen A n n Z e n d e r, K a r l y recently launched Peaceful Preludes, a “heart project” that brings the gift of elegant piano music to loved ones. Whether they are at home, in hospice or at a hospital, Karly is delighted to share her time and talent free of charge. For more information, please visit her website, www.peacefulpreludes.com.

Lauren Spittler ‘04 married Edward Francis on Nov. 14, 2014. The ceremony was held in New Orleans, La. at the St. Louis Cathedral and was officiated by Fr. Robert Tillman, S.J. The reception was held at The Chicory. Her sister Kelsey Spittler ‘08 was the maid of honor. The following Marian alumnae were bridesmaids: Maggie Rezac Meixell ‘04, Jill Smolczyk Lind ‘04, and Michelle Gates Staub ‘04.

Tricia Coulton Pfeiffer ‘04 was a reader and Katie Ross ‘04 served as personal attendant.

Lauren is the daughter of Linda Rosse Spittler ‘79 and niece of Sharon Rosse Fowler ‘82.

Lauren is employed with Easter Seals Midwest as a Speech-Language Pathologist and is also the Vice President of the Rockhurst University Young Alumni Council.

Annie Narzisi ’04 married Brandon Ross on July 4, 2015 at St. John’s Catholic Church.

Bridesmaids included her sister Mary Narzisi ‘07, Katie Ross ’04, Mary Hinrichs Redli ’04, Anne Peitzmeier Fucinaro ’04, Kate Neuhaus ’04, Karly Jurgensen ’04, Christina Knowles ’04 and Maria Finocchiaro ’04. Annie is employed as a campaign manager at the Steier Group and Brandon is a Dray Market Planner at Werner Enterprises.

Brandie Simmons ’06 married Andrew O’Reilly on July 18, 2015 at St. James Catholic Church. Her sister, Rachael Simmons ’11, was a bridesmaid. Other Marian alumnae in attendance were Alec Delcore ’06 and Libby Takechi Smith ’06. The newlyweds enjoyed a honeymoon in Belize. Brandie is a freshman English teacher at Roncalli Catholic High School and Andrew is employed with McKean’s Floor to Ceiling.

Alee Taylor Cotton ‘05 was quoted on the importance of a simple thank you in the Omaha World-Herald, Aug. 10, 2015. The number one gift request on teachers’ lists is free and thoughtful, a simple thank you. Alee joined the Marian teaching staff this year as an English teacher.

Shelby James ’10 is employed with Ernst & Young, Assurance Staff in Oklahoma. Shelby graduated from Oklahoma State University with a B.S.B.A. in Accounting and an M.S. in Accounting in 2015.

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Claire Zach ’07 married Andrew Ives on June 6, 2015 at St. John’s Catholic Church. The matron of honor was Katie Zach Witt ’01. Bridesmaids included Julie Kennison Schaffer ’07 and Maggie Kersenbrock ’07. Personal attendant was Michaela Sova ’07. Karly Jurgensen ’04 was the pianist and vocalist. The mother of the bride is Mary Sova Zach ’76.

Kim Patterson ’09 married Ben Bira on May 30, 2015 at Visitation Parish in Kansas City, Mo. The reception was held at Weston Red Barn Farm.

Elizabeth Mandel Winkelbauer ’09 was the matron of honor and Amanda Schumacher ’09 was a reader. The couple lives in St. Louis, where Ben is pursuing his master’s in Sustainability and Kim is a pediatric oncology nurse at St. Louis Children’s Hospital.

Talia Bolamperti-O’Malley ’00 and husband Bob welcomed their fourth child, Rocco John, on Sept. 8, 2015. He joins big brothers Dominic, Vincent and Anthony. Bob and Talia are both dentists in private practice in Omaha.

Katy Krebs Core ’02 and husband Matt welcomed Margaret Katherine “Maisie” on April 23, 2015. Maisie joins big brothers Benji, 4 and Milo, 2.

Kate Branstetter ’08 married Nicholas Bracciano on May 30, 2015 at Saint John’s Catholic Church.

Nicholas and Kate met as orientation leaders at Creighton University. Nicholas graduated from Creighton’s School of Medicine and was matched for his residency at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Nicholas and Kate moved to Milwaukee in June 2015.

Elizabeth Mandel ’09 married Brad Winkelbauer on July 25, 2015 at St. Margaret Mary’s Catholic Church in Omaha. The maid of honor was Anna Mandel ‘13. Bridesmaids included Caitlin Toohey ‘09, Micaela Clarke ‘09, Kim Patterson Bira ‘09 and Abby Winkelbauer ‘19.

Liz is a nurse at Nebraska Medicine and Brad is a Civil Engineer at HDR. The couple lives in Omaha.

BIRTHS Molly Adams Woodman ’97 and husband Pat welcomed their third child, Ike Patrick, on July 14, 2015. Ike joins big brother Ozzie, 4 and sister Daisy, 1.

Rachel Jank Misiolek ’98 and husband Jeff welcomed their second child, Eleanor Elizabeth, on Sept. 16, 2015.

Eleanor joins big sister Evelyn, 2.

Megan Irwin Prickett ’99 and husband Wes welcomed their first child, Reid Elizabeth, on July 29, 2015.

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Katie Macaitis Weinandt ’03 and husband TJ welcomed twins on Aug. 24, 2015. Thomas John III and Charlotte join big sister Maggie, 2.

Rachael Watson Frohardt ’03 and husband Daniel welcomed Bennett Calvin on Dec. 28, 2014. Bennett joins big sister Lauren.

Michaela Mauseth Winter ’04 and husband Mark welcomed Milayni Azalea on June 7, 2015. Milayni joins big brother Mason.

Courtney Sciscoe Jackson ’05 and husband Anthony welcomed Ainsley McNeil on Aug. 9, 2015. Lincoln Lee, 2, is Ainsley’s proud big brother.

IN MEMORIAM OF DECEASED ALUMNAE Rae Grund Harding ‘59

Suzanne Weber Sears ‘76, sister of Stephanie Weber Milone ‘77 and Katie Weber Baldwin ‘80

Nancy Riege ’64

Mary Beth Nelson Swafford ‘80, sister of Amy Nelson Koziol ‘92

Terri Oglesby ’66, sister of Jody Oglesby Sekutera ‘83, Barbara Oglesby Shriner ‘63 and Patricia Oglesby Spenceri ‘61

Regina Dixon ‘02

Beverly Smith Thompson ‘70, sister of Karen Smith Stadie ‘75 and Genie Smith Heidbreder ‘78 Ali Rensch McBride ’05 and husband Ian welcomed their first child, Theodore “Teddy” Stanton McBride, on April 8, 2015. Mari Reeder Rensch ‘80 is the proud grandmother.

Missy Dodendorf Frazier ’07 and husband Sean welcomed their first son, Jack Andrew, on April 14, 2015.

MARIAN MESSENGER Cassie Craig, Marian f a c u l t y m e m b e r, and husband Nolan welcomed their second child, Penelope Irene, on Aug. 14, 2015.

Penelope joins big brother Magnus.

Are you connected with your class? Are you in the know?

Alumnae Board member Ellen Stryker Scholl ’05 would like to have a ‘Marian Messenger’ representative from each class. If you would like to volunteer to help with fun and easy duty, please let us know! Contact the Alumnae Office.

This is a great way to be involved if you live out of town!

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Each Friday, the students, teachers and staff of Marian offer a special prayer for those who are suffering from any kind of pain, illness, or loss and for those who have asked us to pray for them. We pray for those Marian alumnae and members of their families who have died and now experience the joy of resurrection. Following this, we say together the Memorare. You may join us in spirit each Friday at 8 a.m., and you will know the power of praying together in community.

THE MARIAN COMMUNITY JOINS IN REMEMBRANCE Elnora Allen, grandmother of Ty O’Neal ’12 Margaret Anderson, mother of Diane Anderson ’85 and aunt of Claudia Vlcek Holmes ’92 Sr. Ruth Arnott, O.S.M., past faculty Marjorie Asche, grandmother of Kaylee Asche ’11 Eileen Atherton, grandmother of Laura Atherton ’13 Mildred Baines, mother of Margaret Baines Schomer ’69, Denise Baines Thelen ’74 and grandmother of Carrie Thelen ’06 Albert Bangert, grandfather of Lyndi Goette ’88 and Kerri Goette Rodriguez ’91 Claire Bergfeld, mother of Mary Bergfeld Dierks ’80 Joan Bergquist, mother of Margaret Bergquist Carr ’73, Monica Bergquist Richert ’77 and Kristin Bergquist ’80 Wayne Betts, grandfather of Jane Fucinaro ’08 William Blessie, grandfather of Becky Sekrya ’90 and Ginny Sekyra’94 LeRoy Boilesen, father of Charity Boilesen Carlson ’97 Mary Cacioppo, past Drama, Forensics and English I faculty, 1965-68 Catherine Caggiano, mother of Mary Caggiano Witt ‘78 (deceased) Joseph H. Carter, father-in-law of Becki Clark Carter ’86, Marian Dive Coach, and grandfather of Taylor Carter ‘17

Alene Dytrych, grandmother of Erica Dytrych Allmon ’07 and mother-in-law of Rene Jesse Dytrych ’82 Max Earl, father of Marcia Earl Hess ’70 and grandfather of Monica Hess ’99 Lucille Ehlers, mother of Mary Ehlers Stallone ’68, Betty Ehlers O’Connor ’72, Nene Ehlers McManus ’76, Margaret Ehlers Egan ’77 and mother-in-law of Beth Wolfgram Ehlers ’89 Esther Ellefson, mother-in-law of Erin Corcoran Ellefson ’75 (deceased) Cathryn Erhart, mother of Deborah Erhart Pink ’69, Mary Kay Erhart Morrissey ’70, Susan Erhart Crnkovich ’73 and grandmother of Laura Morrissey Egermeyer ’94

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George Janecek, father of Marilyn Janecek Lindesmith ’67, Diane Janecek Otten ’68, Rosie Janecek Shelhorn ’69 and Bev Janecek Clark ’70 Robert Johns, father of Johnna Johns Allen ’91 Dolly Jorgensen, grandmother of Ariel Jorgensen ’09 Dorothy Kennedy, mother of Denny Kennedy Floersch ’63, Diana Kennedy ’65, Barbara Kennedy Ingraham ’68, Patty Kennedy Jurgensen ’70 (deceased), Linda Kennedy ’72, Colleen Kennedy ’73; grandmother of Quinn Babe ’08 and Maddison Babe ’11 John Kennison, brother-in-law of President Mary Higgins ’69 and uncle of Julie Kennison Schaefer ’07

Timothy Fangman, husband of Ann Reins Fangman ’64

Thomas Kerkman, grandfather of Kristy Huber ’07 and Stephanie Huber ’15

Margaret Feser, grandmother of Sarah Proskovec Morey ’93, Rebecca Proskovec Lees ’94 and Rachel Proskovec Johnson ’98

Jerome Ketteler, father of Cheryl Ketteler Chapman ’74, Janel Ketteler Carmody ’75 and Sandy Ketteler Hansen’79

Martha Ficke, grandmother of Julie Pecha Nelson ’89

William Kirk, father of Kathleen Kirk Burns ’82, Mary Ann Kirk Gerards ’85, grandfather of Helen Burns ’14 and father-in-law of Nancy Vonnahme Kirk ’85

Michele Formico, sister of Eileen Formico Batchelder ’70 Francis Frederick, father of Donna Schroeder, staff member; grandfather of Katie Herbert Meyer ’96, Elizabeth Herbert ’98 and Becca Herbert Hinrichs ’03

Vance Kitchel, husband of Ann Fletcher Kitchel ’77

William Foxley, father of Molli Foxley ’12

Matthew Kuhfahl, grandfather of Kirsten Malone ’05 and Anne Spielman ’12

Peg Fitzgerald Gallagher, grandmother of Julie Fitzgerald Ryan ’88, Didi Fitzgerald Turkel ’89 and Eileen Fitzgerald ’93

Warren Kneer, father of Beth Kneer Desjardins ’86

David Kunce, brother of Debbie Kunce Ritonya ’76 and Lynda Kunce Stoltenberg ’82

Gerald Christiansen, father of Debby Taylor McAleer ’70, Beth Taylor Doyle ’71, Terri Taylor Maguire ’75, Anne Taylor Daley ’81 and Chris Taylor Crouch ’84

Robert Gregory, father of Bibiana Gregory Shradar ’67, Jovita Gregory Vuagniaux ’72, Theresa Gregory Bruning ’73, Cathy Gregory Martinec ’74 and grandfather of Jennifer Martinec Winbinger ’01

Tracey Cullan, sister of Michaela Cullan Altenhofen ’95

Rosemary Grove, grandmother of Beth Grove ’07

Jack DeVoe, father of Connie DeVoe Soden ’66 and Suzanne DeVoe Peters ’70

Alice Hall, grandmother of Melissa Hall Anderson ’05

Clarence Matya, grandfather of Becky Stanek Carrico ’92

Diane Hamsa, grandmother of Laura Dooling ’02

Matthew McGrane, son of Karen Waite McGrane ’71

Harvey Hayes, grandfather of Hilary Hayes Shank ’96, Molly Hayes Mackey ’98 and Betsey Hayes Fairchild ’03

Bernard McGrath, father of Kathy McGrath Wawers ’78, Karen McGrath Grossnicklaus ’79, Mary Jo McGrath Bassett ’80 and Colleen McGrath Walters ’84

Edward Honz, father of Colleen Honz RossittoSorensen ’70 and Eileen Honz ’76 (deceased)

Robert McKeone, father of Teri McKeone Klavins ’82, Tricia McKeone Berg ’88 and grandfather of Ashley Klavins ’01

Florentino Diaz, grandfather of Alexandra Ramirez ’15 Al Drazdys, brother of Vilia Drazdys ’85 and brother-inlaw of Dawn Mailliard Drazdys ’83 Edith Dreves, mother of Mary Lou Dreves Smith ’66 John Durkan, father of Kathy Durkan Rutherford ’78, Teri Durkan Staats ’80 and Mary Durkan Smith ’88

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Delores Lang, mother of Andrea Lang ’82 Joyce Long, grandmother of Taylor Long ’14 Lois Mandolfo, mother of Nancy Mandolfo ’72

Clarence McMahon, father of Mary Pat McMahon ’82 Barbara Meyer, mother of Diane Meyer Sobetski ’77 and Michele Meyer Williams ’83 James Moylan, father of Jean Moylan McNamara ’90 and Mimi Moylan ’90 Ramona Mullins, grandmother of Ashley Mullins ’03 James Mumm, father of Maggie Mumm ’95, Erin Mumm ’98 and Stephanie Mumm ’02 Arlene Nansel, grandmother of Tracy Nansel Burk ’90 Benjamin Nelson, brother of Catherine Nelson ’07 and Ana Nelson ’12 Thomas Nitsch, father of Jessica Nitsch ’83 and Sarah Nitsch ’84 Robbi Norris, mother of Nancy Norris Johnson ’78 and Keri Norris Quattlebaum ’89 Virginia Oliveto, mother of Bridget Miller-Oliveto ’93 Arthur Palmer, stepfather of Bev Senske Kopp ’66 Robert Penner, Sr., father of Terri Penner Beckenhauer ’85 Catherine Mellen-Peterson, mother of Mary Mellen Fleming ’69 (deceased), Katie Mellen Bloom ’70, Ann Mellen ’73 and Jane Mellen Ginn ’74 Frances L. Peterson, mother of Francesca Peterson ’83 and Jennifer Peterson Bertino ’85 Joyce Peterson, grandmother of Anna Bashus ’12 and Emily Bashus ’15 Mary Porter, grandmother of Elle McLeay ’09

Emaline Pribyl, mother of Julie Pribyl ’69 and Joann Pribyl ’76 Genevieve Pullum, mother of Michelle Pullum Lawyer ’79 and grandmother of Stephanie Lawyer Powell ’08 Richard Ranallo, father of Cindy Ranallo Zych ’76 and Kris Ranallo Swanson ’77 Ivan Rerucha, father of Debbie Rerucha DiMartino ’77 and Lori Rerucha McGaffin ’79 Heinz Rohde, father of Peg Whalen Monaghan ’66 Barbara Rohlfing, grandmother of Trisha Charlesworth ’97

Jerry Taylor, grandfather of Emily Schumacher ’08, Amanda Schumacher ’10, Morgan Schumacher ’12, Lizzy Schumacher ’15 and father of past Marian Board Chair, Ann Schumacher Lucille Taylor, grandmother of Emily Schumacher ’08, Amanda Schumacher ’10, Morgan Schumacher ’12, Lizzy Schumacher ’15 and mother of past Marian Board Chair, Ann Schumacher Reinold ter Kuile, father of Kerry ter Kuile Schmidt ’04 Vernon Tesar, grandfather of Patty Tesar Mahr ’92, Jenni Tesar ’97 and Michaela Tesar ’97 Kate Tingelhoff, grandmother of Mindy Tingelhoff ’93

Raymond Rossi, grandfather of Liz Prosser ’11 and Maggie Prosser ‘18

Christopher Tribulato, brother of Carla Tribulato Johnson ’87 and Marty Tribulato ’90

Richard Sambol, father of Marty Sambol Resseguie ’79 and Laura Sambol Malpert ’87

Madonna Tribulato, mother of Carla Tribulato Johnson ’87 and Marty Tribulato ’90

Kathryn Serlet, mother of Pat Serlet Susami ’66 (deceased)

Joyce Vovk, mother of Valerie Vovk Beyersdorfer ’82

Bud Siemek, grandfather of Abby Siemek RudloffRoyer ’03

Maurice Waring, father of Molly Waring Drews ’77, grandfather of Abby Drews Nelson ’03, Sara Drews Mohr ’05, Emma Drews ’07 and Emily Waring ’09

James L. Smith, father of Sandy Smith Leavitt ’74 and Lauren Smith Kobza ’76

Dick Williamson, father of Stephanie Williamson Hartig ’72

Donald Starks, grandfather of Elaine Starks ’10

Raymond Zagozda, grandfather of Debra Zagozda ’06

Gerry Stewart, mother of Kathy Stewart Kramer ’68, Debi Stewart McVea ’72 (deceased), grandmother of Danielle Koch Finley ’00, DeAnna Koch Goff ’07 and Erin Stewart ’12

John Zelfel, husband of Mary Hall Zelfel ’70 and father of Tiffany Zelfel Johnson ’96 Peter Zorad, father of Debbie Zorad Radl ’70

William Sus, father of Beth Sus Knoer ’85, Margie Sus Livermore ’86, Karen Sus Sigman ’90 and father-inlaw of Candy Farrell Sus ’89

Check Out Our New Website!

Marian has an all-new website! The website features a wealth of information, tools and resources to help you stay connected to Marian. Here are some of the biggest changes you’ll find on the new website: • A new, modern design responsive to mobile devices and tablets

• A new calendar with additional options for viewing days, weeks, months and photos

• A restructured navigation with a more user-centric approach in mind

• Updated image and video galleries featuring everything that Marian has to offer

Please take a moment to explore our new website at www.marianhighschool.net. We’ve added a handy FAQ page to answer any questions regarding the new site.

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Before leaving, please give us your feedback by visiting the Tell Us What You Think form on the website. Your feedback is important to us as we continue to improve the website. We hope you enjoy the new site!

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GIVE CONFIDENTLY TO MARIAN Without the generous gifts of our supporters, Marian would not be able to continue the tradition of educating and empowering confident, independent, thinking leaders. We are grateful and hopeful that the Marian community will continue to work together to provide a unique and powerful education for young women.

Each year, we focus on the theme of confidence and how Marian empowers each young woman to be confident in her own unique abilities. By contributing financially or by volunteering your time, energy and talents, you are demonstrating your confidence in Marian’s ability to carry out its mission.

Here are just a few ways you can contribute to Marian.

The Marian Fund

Marian Society

The Marian Fund is a great way to show your support for Marian and its current and future students. A tax-deductible gift to this annual fundraising effort makes a profound and immediate impact on today’s Marian girls. The Marian Fund supports leading-edge technology upgrades, both in and out of the classroom; enriches our superlative academic, spiritual and leadership programs; underwrites professional development opportunities for our staff; and provides tuition assistance to our students in need.

The Marian Society honors those who wish to guarantee that Marian’s vital and powerful mission will continue through carefully planned estate or deferred gifts. This is your opportunity to join those who have chosen to sustain the educational spirit of the Servants of Mary and reaffirm the mission of Marian.

Planned or deferred gifts are designed to help donors enhance their estate planning, tax planning, investment objectives and retirement needs while helping to ensure the future growth of Marian. All gifts and donations to Marian enable the school to provide much-needed scholarships and financial aid and furnish support for faculty enrichment.

MarianFEST MarianFEST (Funding Education in the Servite Tradition) is an annual benefit dinner and auction held each February.

All proceeds from this night of camaraderie and fundraising help Marian provide the best educational experience for the young women of Omaha and the surrounding areas. You may help underwrite FEST as an individual or corporate sponsor by providing in-kind gifts for the oral and silent auctions or by simply attending this incredible event.

Lexus Champions for Marian Golf Tournament This annual event is held each July and is part of the Lexus Champions for Charity Golf Series. The tournament, like MarianFEST, also provides funding to support Marian’s superlative academic and extracurricular programs. You may show your support for Marian as a golfer or sponsor of this event.

Spotlight on Our Future The final component of Marian’s third capital campaign is the building of the new Mary Joy and Tal Anderson Performing Arts Center. This facility, which opened in August 2013, houses a 400-seat theater, dance studio, instrumental music room, and a gallery to display student artwork. Opportunities for support exist at every giving level.

Marian Moms Volunteer Program The purpose of the Marian Moms Volunteer Program is to engage parents, families, alumnae, and friends of Marian to share their time, talents and treasure to advance the Servite tradition and encompass the charism of the order of the Servants of Mary – devotion to Mary, compassion, service, and community. All of these opportunities come to fruition only with the help of our volunteers. You are our Most Valuable People and your dedication and involvement keep Marian on top, turning our young women into confident, independent, thinking leaders. You are appreciated!

For more information on becoming a volunteer, visit www.marianhighschool.net and click Volunteers on the homepage.

For more information on how you can support Marian through any of these initiatives, please contact the Advancement office at 402.571.2618, ext. 1102.

Annual Report 2014-2015

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Dear Marian Supporters, Marian is a community of which we can all be very proud. In the 60 years since the Servants of Mary first opened the doors to Marian, our growth and success under their sponsorship have been nothing short of phenomenal. As Chair of the Marian Board of Directors, it is my pleasure to report to you Marian’s strong financial position.

Growth in fundraising, endowment, finances, enrollment, facilities, academics, spirituality and service all came about because many people, especially the Servites, have sacrificed so much and worked so hard together. This annual report serves as a brief snapshot of the advancement efforts and accomplishments of 2014-2015. None of these accomplishments would be possible without generous benefactors like you, whose support helps to keep Marian at the forefront of Catholic education, and the efforts of the faculty and staff, who are commissioned by the Servites to carry on their charism.

Last spring, for instance, we sent all 143 of our graduating seniors on to higher education. These students were accepted to some of the finest colleges and universities across the nation and earned $15.8 million in scholarships. Athletically, we won two team state championships, which brings our total to 59 titles. In the arts, Marian was one of only seven schools in the country selected by Disney to pilot and perform “The Little Mermaid” on stage as its fall musical. Finally, our students completed more than 10,000 hours of non-required service work in the community, benefitting those in need.

Additionally, Marian has enjoyed a long history of fiscal security and an audit process that has verified that the Business Office and Finance Committee have been good stewards of Marian’s resources. Marian’s annual operating budget is $8.5 million; 87% of the budget is funded by tuition, and the remaining 13 percent is funded by your charitable donations to The Marian Fund, MarianFEST, Lexus Champions for Marian Golf Tournament and our student-driven Walk-A-Thon. Your gifts of time and talent make an impact on the mission of Marian. Your gifts of treasure allowed us to provide nearly half of our student body with more than $900,000 in tuition assistance in 2014-2015.

There are so many reasons to be proud of Marian. As an alumna and parent of an alumna, I feel not only pride but also much gratitude to everyone who has contributed in any way to Marian’s 60-year success. Inspired and blessed by the commitment of our benefactors, and the success of our young women whose lives are transformed as a result, we look forward to another prosperous 60 years of bringing hope to the world.

In gratitude,

Doreen Finochiaro Griffith ’79 Board Chair

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OPERATING STATEMENT for the fiscal year ending May 31, 2015 Operating Support & Revenues Tuition & Fees

$6,902,512

Tuition Assistance Awarded

$(973,095)

Net Tuition & Fees

$5,929,417

Auxiliary Activities

$74,371

Activities (concessions, admissions & misc) Total Operating Revenues

$151,124 $6,154,912

Operating Expenses Personnel Auxiliary Activities Instructional Support Athletics

$4,848,680 $45,048 $960,615

The Marian Fund 2014-2015: $627,576 2015 MarianFEST: $372,312 2014 Walk-A-Thon: $92,117

$81,537

General & Administrative

$1,225,134

Total Operating Expenses

$7,161,014

Net Operating Surplus (Deficit)

Financial Year in Review

2014 Lexus Champions for Marian Golf Tournament: $48,242

$(1,006,102)

Non-Operating Support & Revenues, Expenses, Gains & Losses Marian Fund, MarianFEST, Golf, Walk-A-Thon & Endowment

$1,988,542

Spotlight on Our Future Capital Campaign (PAC)

$581,020

Investment Income

$328,537

Other Revenue

$11,889

Fundraising Expenses

$(232,330)

Total Non-Operating Support & Revenues, Expenses, Gains & Losses

$2,677,658

Net Surplus/Deficit

$1,671,556

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Marian is a Catholic, college preparatory high school for young women founded by the Servants of Mary and dedicated to Mary, the Mother of God. Marian teaches the beliefs of the Roman Catholic faith in a caring and loving community atmosphere.

The mission of Marian High School is to commit all its resources to the college preparatory education of young women, teaching them to be leaders and life-long learners in a society where their talents and faith will give hope to the world.

2015-2016 MARIAN BOARD OF TRUSTEES Jane Mayberger Dineen ‘82 Finance Director, The Alliance Group

Mary Higgins ‘69 President, Marian High School

Patrick Flanery Director of Business Analysis, Pitney Bowes Presort Services

Pat Regan Branch Manager, The Regan Group, Inc.

Carroll Militti-Hacker ‘88 Financial Advisor, Militti Group

J.J. Schenkelberg Senior Portfolio Manager, CLS Investments, LLC

Patricia Greco Wiederholt ‘70 Business Analyst, TransCanada Keystone Pipeline LP Gail Werner-Robertson CEO, GWR Wealth Management

2015-2016 MARIAN BOARD OF DIRECTORS Gail F. Baker McCarty, Ph.D Dean of College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media, University of Nebraska-Omaha Cristina Castro-Matukewicz Community Development Representative, Wells Fargo Bank Mary Chase, Ed.D Associate Vice Provost for Enrollment, Creighton University

Mary Higgins ‘69 President, Marian High School

Dan Mulhall Partner, Mulhall’s Nursery Clarence Nichols Senior Vice President in Commercial Banking, UMB Bank Cassandra Pietrok, DDS Dentist, Pacific Hills Dental

Robert Johnson Co-Founder and CEO, Javlin Capital

Sr. Midge Petersen, OSM ‘59

Jane Mayberger Dineen ‘82 Finance Director, The Alliance Group

Mary Ann Luby Kilgore ‘74 General Attorney, Union Pacific Railroad Company

Heather Hahn Ruff ‘90 Director of Client Engagement, West Corporation

Mark Elman Owner and President, Elman and Company

Celann LaGreca ‘75 Owner and President, LaGreca Group

Sr. Ginny Silvestri, OSM Presenter/Staff, Servite Center of Compassion

Mike Findley Executive Director, Christian Urban Education Service (CUES)

Sally McGill ‘02 Attorney, Fraser Stryker, PC LLO

Mike Goetz Portfolio Manager, Applied Communications

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Doreen Finochiaro Griffith ‘79 Chair, Marian Board of Directors Chief Information Officer and Vice President of Information Services, Securities America

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Pam Mortenson Executive Vice President of Strategic Integration and Market Development, West Corporation

Sr. Margaret Stratman, OSM Director, Servite Center of Compassion Maureen Gotch Vinton ‘78 Financial Services Professional, Mass Mutual Financial Group

MARIAN FUND Marian’s Giving Circle Program When you make a gift to The Marian Fund, not only do you immediately make a difference in the lives of Marian girls, you also become a valued member of one of eight Giving Circles. Eight amazing women of the Church were chosen to represent each different giving level. Just as Marian empowers girls to succeed as confident, independent, thinking leaders, the women of Marian’s Giving Circles are examples of leadership in their own right. They devoted their lives to their faith, the betterment of their communities and improving the lives of others. Marian is humbled by their example and is proud to have so many generous benefactors align with their mission and vision for the future.

St. Juliana Falconieri

St. Teresa of Avila Patron of headache sufferers and Spanish Catholic writers Feast Day: October 15 $5,000 - $9,999

Patron of bodily ills and sickness Feast Day: June 19 $10,000 +

Rick & Nancee Berger Estate of John F. Daly John & Doreen Finochiaro Griffith ‘79 Jim & Reenie Coyle Kennedy ‘71 Joseph & Irene Malek Charitable Trust

Tim & Pam Mortenson Jim & Margie Timmerman Scott Robertson & Gail WernerRobertson

John & Melissa Dahir John & Carolyn Gehring Bill & Kathy Edick Gerber ‘77 Larry & Shirley Good David & Susan Heim Todd & Janet Hoffman Dennis & Renee Hogan Nancy Huber Joan Kayton Tom & Joanne Kerins Patrick Kerrigan Chuck & Mary Ann Luby Kilgore ‘74 Thomas & Barbara McCusker

Patricia Dunn Millar ‘70 Jim & Rochelle Mullen Omaha Community Foundation Michael & Maureen Weston Parks ‘73 Gary & Cassandra Pietrok John & Mary Hendrix Schuele ‘82 David & Stephanie Scott Securities America, Inc. Thomas & Jayne Soener Union Pacific Fund for Effective Government Terry & Mary Sova Zach ‘76

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Trev & Angie Alberts Archdiocese of Omaha Stewardship & Development Office Charlie & Julie Burt Tim & Mary Crockett Bob & Patricia Cronin Jay & Laura Doll Joseph & Catherine Duryea Bob & Marcia Dwyer Mike & Debbie Eglseder Mary Jo Ellis Kevin Jackson & Pamela Finn Tom & Kathleen Franco Fred Hess & Andrea Gansen Jeff & Sheila Garvey Bill & Mary Katherine Helget Pat Kennison & Mary Higgins ‘69 Mark & Margaret Huber Chris & Cindy Huerter Anne Jenkins ‘73 Steve & Pat O’Leary Kiscoan ‘80 Chris & Jillyn Kratochvil

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St. Frances Xavier Cabrini

St. Katharine Drexel

Patron of immigrants and hospital administrators Feast Day: November 13 $2,500 - $4,999

Patron of racial justice Feast Day: March 3 $1,000 - $2,499

Paul & Tina LaFave Mike & Nancy Kirchofer McCarthy ‘69 Bryan & Kelly Mick George & Jill Morrissey Dan & Mary Ann Mulhall Chris & Betsy Murphy Michael & Kyle Nelson Joe & Kathy O’Connor Peter & Christina Koliopoulos Piperis ‘87 Greg & Laurie Porter Jim & Jeri Deras Regan ‘72 Pat & Cindy Regan Brian & Joan Schaenzer Steve & Kate Schiller Mark & Ann Schumacher Target Educational Foundation Mark & Ursula Treinen Greg & Karen Van Dyke Dennis & Patty Greco Wiederholt ‘70 John & Lori Woodruff

Steve & Andra Alvine Anonymous Mary Pat Bauman ‘74 Patrick & Sandy Baumberger John & Lori Belford Kevin & Lauri Bousema Brad & Shannan Neppl Brommer ‘81 Bill & Kate Lyons Burke ‘73 Jeff & Anne Fell Burks ‘93 Doug & Karen Maginn Burton ‘84 Bob & Ashley Carlisle Rod Matukewicz & Cristina CastroMatukewicz Bernie Cemore ‘69 Tom & Marianne Culhane Mark & Teri D’Agostino Ed & Jane Mayberger Dineen ‘82 Lance Fristoe & Tamara DoehnerFristoe Dan & Jan Dudley Greg & Liz Laughlin Easley ‘70 Rick & Bridget Klein Eckerd ‘79 Mark & Jennifer Elman Patrick & Christina Frank Erwin ‘90 David & Laura Finken Dan Madison & Maureen Finnigan ‘86 Barb Gehringer ‘82 Dan & Mary Spethman Gordon ‘88 Gary & Shelly Grote Dave & Margaret Coyle Hershiser ‘78 Jasmine Hopkins ‘94 Maggie Malone Hopkins ‘68 Mike & Lauren Hupp Helen Jenkins Timothy & Tammy Kaplan Casey & Meg Kennelly Dick & Maureen Jenkins Kizer ‘69 Bob & Marcia Koory Matt & Ann Kubat Tim Crowley & Celann LaGreca ‘75 Kevin & Megan Schiller Lancelotta ‘96 Bill & Connie Lowndes Maurie & Jennifer Maher Jeff & Mary Ann Maier Kari Mangan ‘82 Grant Matthies Tom & Mary Kay Wingender McCarthy ‘75 James McCarty & Gail Baker McCarty Thomas & Joann McGargill

Jim & Ann McGill Edward & Cheryl McGonigal Stephen & Mary Jo Merfeld Sue Lindsey Mickey ‘69 Paul & Lynne Miller Jeff & Beth Lauer Moberg ‘80 Mark & Julie Sullivan Mowat ‘85 Sean & Katie Mullen John Neary John & Kim Neppl Wes & Joan Parker Neuhaus ‘69 John & Margaret Gehringer Nicolini ‘78 John Nugent Tom & Dawn O’Brien Chris & Sandi O’Connell Martin & Mary Van Sant O’Connor ‘72 Joe & Janine Weaver Palmer ‘79 Dan & Susan Pape Jeffery & Suzanne Putnam Sean & Angie Anderson Quinn ‘87 Bob & MaryBeth Rossiter Barry Ruffalo Stan & Julie Romeo Ryfa ‘78 Julie Samson ‘75 Lance & Jennifer Simmonds Schlatter ‘91 Douglas & Jacqueline Schumacher Joe & Diane Schwaller Scott & Molly Hogan Searl ‘82 Tim & Mary Sheehan Natalie Simmonds ‘96 Mark & Beth Soulliere Morgan & Julie Strattan Mal & Susie Spethman Sullivan ‘80 Tim & Mary Bernard Sullivan ‘78 Chris & Karen Tatten Mark & Vickey Thayer Kleinsmith James & Mary Theisen Joe & Karla Townley Don & Kathy Tracy Brian & Anjna Ramachandran Valenzuela ‘84 Denis Walsh Herman & Ellen Weist Dan & Julie Wente Mark & Lori Young Winkler Curt & Molly Dolan Witzenburg ‘86 Tim Higgins & Patty Zieg ‘67

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Patron of severely ill children, death of parents, widows and persecuted Catholics Feast Day: January 4 $500 - $999

David Drzaic & Amy Adams ‘81 Jeff Boyum & Angie Aliano ‘93 Brad & Roxanne Anderson Dave & Erin O’Malley Anderson ‘88 James & Pat Bianchi Bausch ‘63 Rick & Jennifer Bettger Rita Bianchi ‘70 Gary & Sylvia Bohn John & Karen McMahon Bourne ‘72 Mike & Jan Brownrigg Brannen ‘69 Dwayne & Annette Baca Brock ‘91 Bill & Dolores Carlisle Bill & Jane Cheese Ken & Pat Cheloha Colleen Ciciulla ‘79 Sam Cohen

Jeanine Connolly ‘86 Jenny Cyr Kory & Julie Delkamiller George & Kathy Doehner Brigid Dolan ‘99 Scott & Susie Duncan Dan & Patty Weist Ervin ‘85 Patrick & Sharon Flanery Richard & Karen Flatley Diane Fonda Marilee Fredrickson Jay & Trina Frisbie John & Laura Gelecki Mike & Gayle Goetz Brad & Carla Gornall Joe & Pam Grier

Joel & Katie Beitenman Guenther ‘71 Kerby & Cheri Ham Trey & Nina Easley Harlow ‘99 Mark & Brenda Hasenjager Gary & Arlene Heine Faye Hill Mike & Cathy Cavel Hinrichs ‘69 Mike & Jeanne Kellogg Kelly ‘89 Hon. Marie E. Kessler ‘71 Mike & Kerri Kubat Joe & Kacey Lempka Brian & Marie Montag Lenz ‘81 John & Julie Dean Lingelbach ‘89 John & Carol Maginn Mark & Nancy Ricceri Major ‘72 Robert Malone Lynne Manganaro ‘77 Bob & Ginger Maziarz John & Katie McClellan Jeff & Linda Murphy McCroy ‘80 Ed & Beth Carlisle McGill ‘85 Blaine & Tracy Braun McKillip ‘79 David & Katharine McLeese Katie McNulty ‘01 Colleen McQuillan Mark & Mary Catherine Cimino Melancon ‘02 Daniel & Carol Herink Mendlik ‘69 Ted & Michelle Mikuls David & Kathy Fortune Moritz ‘80 Jason & Anne Kurzak Morrissey ‘88 Emma Nagengast Savory ‘05

Colleen Naughton ‘95 Patrick & Julie O’Doherty Harriet Otis James & Marie Otis Marty & LaVonne Jenson Piotrowski ‘69 Richard Pitner Luke & Shelly Ranck Jeff & Mari Reeder Rensch ‘80 Dan & Mary Johnson Rommelfanger ‘79 Realpha Emma Nagengast Savory ‘05 Matthew Schaefer Servants of Mary Naomi Cliffer & Amanda Seybold Seyfer ‘03 Ronald & Stacey Siwa Jack & Cecelia Specht Tim & Connie Sullivan John & Sue Thomas Jeff & Nancy Tiedeman Matt & Tracy Tondl George & Cathy Cimpl Van Kula ‘81 Chad & Ali Cushman Vokoun ‘92 Bob & Lisa Otten Vote ‘74 Jim & Margie Wegner Kevin & Leann Welker Kelvin & Beth Whited Mary Wilcox ‘86 Maggie Diers Yost

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St. Brigid of Ireland Patron of Ireland and scholars Feast Day: February 1 $250 - $499

Dillon & Ann Fitzgibbons Allie ‘97 John & Mary Eileen Andreasen Mike & Robin Andrews Tom & Mary Baker Gary & Ellen Batenhorst Chris & Teresa Beaufait Marty & Joan Norman Becker ‘76 Bob & Sharon Beduhn Fred & Sharon Beschorner John & Karen Bever BP America Inc. Ryan & Sarah Suarez Brennan ‘94 Rob & Karen Burbach Joe & Rose Nolan Byam ‘70 Tom & Anne Byrne Ronald Diimig & Rosanne Carmichael Joe & Nancy Kettering Casey ‘82 Connie Cavel ‘68 Doug & Mary Chase Dan & Michelle Goaley Cheloha ‘82 Angela Chrystal ‘88 Daniel & Kathryn Clifford Bob & Jill Cochran Andrew & Michaela Clifford Comstock ‘96 Liz Culhane ‘99 Robert & Grace Davis Alan & Mary Devereaux William & Mary Stewart Dowd ‘66 Marv & Lynette Dvorak Patrick & Beth Gallagher Emmelot ‘84 Tim & Denise Eoriatti Steve & Maureen Ereckson ‘02 Patricia Manzitto Evans ‘69 Mimi Feller ‘66 Patricia Fitzgerald ‘66 Tim & Therese Fitzgibbons David & Diane Fucinaro Micky Gehringer ‘72 Bill & Mindy Geis Jeff & Sharon Genoways Larry & Tanya Williamson Hanson ‘78 Daniel & Mari Anne Hartmann Jerry & Pat Heinrichs June Herron Pat & Kim Wilson Hillyer ‘97 Tom & Margaret Guziec Hoarty ‘66 Dan & Sheila Hoffmann Stephanie Holeman ‘95 Joyce Holley ‘86 Thomas & Mary Holley David & Mary Anne Hoover Karen Cimpl Hotz ‘79 Jim & Patty Jansen Michaela Johnson ‘70 Chuck & Ellen Kaipust

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Dave & Marilyn Keller Pat & Carol Kelley Terry & Moira Kennedy Patty Kenney ‘80 Paul & Barb Clarke Kenney ‘72 Mark & Shellee Kersenbrock Jeff & Laura Kilborn James & Kathryn Knudsen Joe & Chanda Morrow Koechner ‘91 Lyn Findley Kummer ‘90 Jim & Virginia Kurzak Steve & Carol LaHood Jan Lamoureux ‘66 Cathy Lang ‘99 Cindy Petricek LaPole ‘78 Mike & Mary Kay Mangus Leatherman ‘81 Gary & Michelle Lebens David & Lori Loschen Joan Lukas ‘77 Sarah Lukas ‘98 Don & Sue Mandel Don & Maureen O’Daniel Mangan ‘63 David & Lisa Tosoni Manning ‘92 Dale & Katie Martin Mary Beth Maxwell ‘83 John & Anna May Myron & Arlene Mayberger Michael & Liz Wilson McAndrews ‘87 Rich & Bonnie McCormick Mark & Sherri McDermott Mike & Sue Kruse McDermott ‘67 Patrick & Renee Weaver McGill ‘86 Loretta McGowan ‘69 Jerry & Cheryl McKay Bill & Ann McKenna Mike & Cathy McNamara Rett & Judy Messerschmidt Mike & Nikki Moravec Eric & Staci Mueller Brad & Lynn Muse Robert Kathol & Bette Naughton Matt & Kerry Gates Nunn ‘84 Bill & Jean O’Connor Bill & Sue Parr Doug & Janet Cimpl Parsonage ‘88 Sridhar Kannan & Natasha Perez Greg & Deborah Perry Gary & Deborah Erhart Pink ‘69 Jeff & Ellen Pritchard Platt ‘79 John Langwith & Laurel Prestridge Paul & Lilly Ramachandran Mark & Maureen McLeay Rasmussen ‘82 John & Margaret Rebensdorf Daniel & Janelle Lanoue Reeder ‘76 Will & Maura Volkmer Rees ‘89

Mike & Kim Remmick Matt & Jenny Klabunde Rezac ‘90 Rochelle Rohlfs Chris & Molly Roth Tom & Jeanne Thomas Roubidoux ‘79 Kevin & Heather Hahn Ruff ‘90 Mark & Suzanne Samuelson John & Theresa Laughlin Sanley ‘73 Brian & Susan Ward Shoemaker ‘81 Joseph & Julie Skradski Jim & Pam Sorrell Dick & Mary Spanheimer Ed & Bettie Spethman Jeff & Mary Berger Steiner ‘82 Doran & Kristie Stienike Don Stormberg Michael & Lisa Perry Suess ‘93

Derek & Amy Wirges Thiery ‘88 Brian & Annette Procopio Thomas ‘76 Steve & Amy Thompson Dennis & Judy Dietz Tierney ‘72 Mary Timmerman ‘01 Christine DiMasi Tran ‘96 Brad Graham & Amy Turbes ‘92 Joseph & Chris Marfisi Vacanti ‘66 Diana Coulton Vandegrift ‘00 Jim & Maureen Waldron Kevin & Diane Warneke Mark & Trish Weber David & Cindy Klein Weil ‘82 Timothy & Ann Coyle White ‘81 Nick & Melanie Mead Wilwerding ‘01 Matt & Staci Witkowski

St. Kateri Tekakwitha Patron of the environment and ecology Feast Day: July 14 $100 - $249

Anonymous LaVerne Abts Steve & Darley Adams Bill Agnew Greg & Kaitlin O’Hara Ahart ‘05 Bill & Kathy Anderson Dave & Liz Anderson Tom & Mary Anderson Helen Andrews ‘71 Leon & Susan Arens John Arkfeld Larry & Deb Arkfeld Nate & Tari Asche Tom & Stacey Ashbrook Todd & Florence Everitt August ‘81 Al & Gayle Backes Bill & Ann Schneider Badalucco ‘75 Darren & Susan Baginski Kathy Egan Balwanz ‘65 Mary Acquazzino Basham ‘72 Andrew Bauer John & Lisa Mills Bauer ‘80 Jake & Amy Schumacher Bauman ‘92 Maureen Muehlig Bausch ‘61 Charles Beal David & Maureen Pope Beat ‘80 Robert Richman & Kristin Beckmann ‘88 Shaun & Corrine Behrens Eric & Barbara Tritz Beissert ‘84 Michae† & Michele Bell Mary Anne Benjamin ‘61 Mick & Barb Bennett Don & Marcidene Benning Jack & Jane Bernard Eddie & Marion Bianchi

Gail Laughlin Binderup ‘69 David & Beth Placek Blumin ‘00 Curt & Robin Mangus Boeck ‘77 Charles & Charlotte Bohlin Jim & Deb Boler Pat & Merrily Boler Kurt & Katie Kineen Bollish ‘85 Kathy Majorek Bordoley ‘65 Tim & Marilou Bormann Frank & Mary Jo Borowiak Anne Bradford David & Cathe Tarsney Brandt ‘84 Daniel & Tess Brich Linda Brock Michael & Lynn Winquest Broderick ‘70 Gary & Donna Broekemeier Doug & Karen Brouillette Dave & Pat Bruening Tony & Kim Buda David & Christine Gaebel Buddenhagen ‘64 Mary Ann Burgett ‘69 Mike & Kristin Crouchley Burke ‘86 Bob & Catherine Burkhard Laura Burnett ‘14 Mike & Mary Burnett Daniel & Sharon Burns Jeff & Katie Hanna Bush ‘92 Patrick & Catherine Bodkin Callagy ‘69 William & Sheila McQuillan Campbell ‘69 Steve & Jane Campbell-Konnath Larry & Sara Cannon Bill & Laura Richards Capati ‘00 Sandra Cardillo Brit & Sharon Walsh Carleton ‘90

Michael & Cherie Carlson Jim & Sue Brown Carraher ‘77 Terry & Teri Carstens Nick & Mary Pat Champion Susan Cheslak ‘68 Joseph & Mitzi Tracy Chirillo ‘69 Don & Joan Cimpl Benjamin & Paula Van Sant Clark ‘69 John Acardi & Nancy Clarke ‘69 Trisha Hudson Clifton ‘86 Bradley & Annette Clow Ray & Pat Coenen Dick & Mary Jo Coffey Russ & Kelly Shea Collins ‘88 Tim & Anne Jeffries Collins ‘88 Ward & Judy Bencken Combs ‘66 Mary Connor Sharon Cooper ‘70 Sue Copenhaver ‘70 John & Colleen Sonderman Corrigan ‘93 Charlotte Costello ‘67 Thomas Kildee & Mary Lynn Coyle ‘66 Denis & Rosella Cuka Peter Cunningham James & Kathleen Curnyn Mark & Linda Hermanek Daly ‘67 Andrew De Leonardis Billy & Becky Deibler Puht & Mary McGill Dek ‘89 Mark & Michelle Procopio Delisi ‘74 Trent & Aimee Alter Demulling ‘93 Charles & Mary Lou Diers Nick Dietz & Meghann Longo Dietz ‘98 Tom Cooper & Ginny Dignoti ‘68 Caitlyn Diimig ‘09 Jack & Nancy Dodendorf Patrick & Cindy Doherty Dan & Rita Dolan Hon. Sandra Dougherty & Charles Dougherty Ed & Jenny Dudley David Dunaway Kevin & Colleen Duncan ‘00 Joe & Michelle McCarthy Dupuy ‘76

Gregory Dushan Christopher & Leslie David Duskin ‘95 Bernie Melia Dyer ‘63 Ron & Sue Echtenkamp Clarence & Anna Mae Eikmeier Tom & Suzy Dalton Elkins ‘86 Brian & Cori Ellis Charles & Gayle Petrich Ely ‘69 Edward & Jane Ely Dee Engelbert ‘81 Robert & Joan Ertz Bill Alford & Lynette Farhart Mark & Ann Fedorko Francis Fennerty Mike & Casey Findley Lisa Procopio Finocchiaro ‘79 Mark & Joanne Fisher Bob & Karen Fitzgibbons Gary & Christine Flaxbeard Sharon Deras Flinn ‘71 Paul & Liz Foley Nancy Folkerts Bill & Jane Foral Andy & Leigh Hogan Forney ‘98 Jo Fox Chris & Ashley Delisi Franks ‘01 Mike & Chris Tarsney Frantz ‘85 Ruth Freed Gary & Susan Freeman John & Patricia French Robert Fuss Edward & Ann Fuxa Frank & Julie Giesler Gallegos ‘81 Cheryll Galvin ‘73 Jim & Molly Carpenter Garriott ‘85 Paul & Cathy Gebhart Beth Gelecki ‘07 John & Jackie Cramer Gerard ‘65 David & Mary Ann Kirk Gerards ‘85 Kathleen Gerber ‘11 Tim & Shari Gilg Michael & Amy Gillaspie Guy & Lisa Cimino Giroux ‘81 Patrick & Michelle Smith Goodman ‘84 Cheryl Goodrich ‘73 Charlie & Theresa Gotch

Ralph Dove & Maggie Grace Jerome & Kathy Graney Charles & Jeannie Langer Greco ‘69 Ted & Sue Grennan George & Kathryn Grieb Timothy & Annette Griffin Jeff & Dawn Gross John & Kristine Gudenrath Scott & Linda Lonowski Haddick ‘76 Matt & Amy Hagge Barb Smith Haiduck ‘65 Ralph & Charlotte Hakel John & Sarah Nagl Hanan ‘89 Cathy Hanrahan ‘66 Kirk & Paula Salerno Hansen ‘78 John & Kimmy Hartigan Tracy & Tami Hauser Jeffrey & Cathy Hausman Rick & Shauna Neary Hautzinger ‘77 Kathleen Hoarty Hayden ‘01 Bill & Theresa Hayes David Henson & Kimberley Haynes-Henson James & Carol Healy Robert & Janet Heaney Osa & Diane Hendricks James & Patricia Hertel Kevin & Susan Orf Hicks ‘89 Jeff & Jean Hildreth Charles & Karel Hinkle Maggie Hinrichs ‘10 Edward & Colleen Hautzinger Hobbs ‘93 Bob & Karin Hogan Erik & Amee Onken Hoiekvam ‘86 Michael & Melanie Vescio Holmes ‘97 Gaylord Richards & Mary Holt ‘64 Russell & Cynthia Hopp Ryan & Amber Horn Rick & Amy Houlton Jerome & Lori Howard Grant & Sharon Hrabovsky Matt & Tina Hruska Teresa Huber Jeremy Schoemaker & J. Elizabeth Huebert ‘88 John & Chrisi Callahan Hughes ‘84 Melissa Mead Hull ‘94 Dan & Teresa Hult Richard Hutfless Larry & Teri Duda Iwersen ‘69 Kathy Janata Sarah Jank ‘01 Paul & Barbara Jansen Matt & Erika Jessen Jennings ‘93 David & Cynthia Jesse Patricia Jesse Jim & Carol Schimonitz Jirousek ‘67 Ryan & Sara Koob Jochim ‘91 Daniel & Rachel Proskovec Johnson ‘98 David & Deb Johnson George & Margaret Johnson Howard & Barbara Rensch Johnson ‘67 James & Mary Ellen Johnson Philip & Rose Ann Shannon Johnson ‘69 Troy & Rhonda Johnson Ronald & Kelli Jorgensen Lisa Juricek Chris & Marsha Kalkowski David & Sheila Keller Jason & Missy Sauser Kelley ‘93 Paul & Mary Tarsney Kelly ‘86 Rosemary Kelly ‘09

Claire Kenkel ‘01 Teri Sporcic Kennedy ‘92 Scott & Suzanne Helget Kerr ‘90 Juanita Kerrigan Tim & Mary Kiteley Ralph & Theresa Franco Kleinsmith ‘90 Kirk & Lisa Kliver Bridget Klosterman ‘99 Hon. Mike Pirtle & Kim Knoll Christina Knowles ‘04 John & Mary Kocsis Joseph & Patty Ptak Kogutek ‘65 Mark & Toni Kottke John & Betty Krager John & Stephanie Krager Mike & Patsy Helget Kravchuk ‘75 Donna Krysl Rick & Maureen Hoarty Kubat ‘96 Eugene & Connie Heenan Kudlacek ‘60 Aaron & Nicole Mausbach Kuehl ‘00 Dave & Ruth Wear Kuehl ‘66 John & Trish Kuehl Stan & Pat Kurtz Richard & Victoria Kusmierski Joe & Julie Hubschman Kutilek ‘87 John Hazuka & Andrea Lang ‘82 Patty Thibodeau Lang ‘83 Mike & Phyllis Langenfeld Chad & Alison Houlihan Lanning ‘89 Connie Lanoha Tom & Donna Ross LaPuzza ‘64 Ken & Rene LaRose Jamie & Angela Thomas Lawler ‘88 Jim & Cindy Rudloff Lebeda ‘72 Jim & Regina Lehnhoff Brad & Karen Lemkau John & Lisa Stenner Lenhart ‘85 Robert & Terri Pridie Lessnau ‘81 Chandler & Cheryl Frick Lewis ‘70 Michael & Karen Irwin Liebentritt ‘64 Laura Lindauer ‘78 Jennifer Lindsey ‘08 Eugenia Linse William & Joanne Lofton Bernie & Sheryl Lohaus Kathleen Lohr ‘78 Joel & Lisa Long Darroll & Donna Loschen Thomas & Lisa Lucas Rob & Marietta Luellen Alan Thelen & Sandy Maass-Thelen Gretchen Mack ‘66 Patrice Mahon ‘69 Dennis & Marilyn Mailliard James & Sheila Millea Mair ‘82 Jim & Marcy Mancuso Mike & Kari Jenkins Mansour ‘98 Dana & Ruthanne Mantini Steve & Jane Camenzind Maurer ‘65 Dave & Mary Weishapl Mausbach ‘75 Debbie Taylor McAleer ‘70 Joe & Shelley McCabe Kelly McCann ‘07 Brian & Sue Foster McCarthy ‘80 Joe & Theresa McCaslin Marty & Kerry McCormick Tom & Suzanne McDonald Tim & Joan Johnson McGill ‘77 Jane McGinty Robert & Catherine McGowan Kevin & Jenny Carpenter McGrory ‘88 Michael & Linda McGuire Patrick & Geri McKenna

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Daniel & Dorothy McKinney John & Amy Sibbernsen McLeay ‘00 John & Marguerite Vacanti McLeay ‘78 John & Ruth McLeay Jan Dalgleish McLeod ‘64 Sean & Betsy Fahey McMahon ‘00 Alex & Kathy McPherson Jason & Jen Hamele Meis ‘89 Richard & Denise Muff Meredith ‘74 Thomas & Annie Messersmith Kathleen McGill Micheels ‘69 Ted & Barb† Mikulicz Timothy & Sheila Mikulicz Sharon Miley Deborah Miller Fred Miller George & Karen Miller Peggy Glaser Miltner ‘66 Robert & Mary Pat Mockler Maureen Silk Moluf ‘72 Jo Ann Monahan Kevin & Anne Monahan Jeff & Kelly Monzu William & Roseann Moore Garry & Beth Stillmock Morgan ‘72 Matthew & Gabrielle Mormino Mick & Kellie Morrell Kelan & Lauren Morris Dallas Morrison Tom & Danna Mosser Jim & Lila Moylan William & Sheri Muckey Maureen Mulhall John & Carol Mullen Mike & Meghan McGargill Mullen ‘95 Don & Cindy Munchrath Brian & Jamie Mundt Doug & Kay Munter Tom & Mary Murnan William & Judy Andersen Neal ‘67 Michaela A. Neary ‘73 Dean & Linda Nelson John & Susie Kenney Nelson ‘87 Kathryn Nelson Nelson ‘81

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Jane Neppl Raymond & Patty Jareske Neppl ‘65 Clarence & Laurie Nichols Kathryn Nogel ‘04 Bill Nolan Michael & Maurine† Nuschy Elizabeth O’Brien Kathy Boukal O’Brien ‘71 Steve & Karen Monahan O’Connor ‘75 Mark & Amy Kuehn Oldham ‘88 D. G. & Lourdes O’Leary Charles & Mary Olson Gary & Carol Grier Olson ‘81 Patrick & Peg O’Malley Will & Colleen Stefan Ostdiek ‘87 Patrick & Patricia Malloy Oxenham ‘70 Jay & Katie Griffin Paist ‘75 Lorraine Pallesen Jerry & Millicent Palmer-Johnson Craig & Amanda Panning Charlie Pape Bob & Chris Andrews Parra ‘85 Jeff & Michelle Feller Pedersen ‘88 Dan & Sallie Delgado Peters ‘00 Lyle & Jane Petersen Robert & Mary Petersen Madelyn Pettis Timothy & Linda Pfannenstiel William & Elizabeth Philbin Brian & Amy Pickering Mark & Suzanne Pieper Peter & Lori Mueller Pirsch ‘93 Lawrence Poell Bob & Theresa Portis Amy Potter ‘92 Keith & Ellen Ciciulla Powell ‘83 William & Lorraine Pritchard Cathy Pruitte Lance & Molly McGuire Raabe ‘89 Lawrence Bradley & Sylvia Rael Mike & Janeen Kramer Rainwater ‘69 Laura Wilmes Ramirez ‘70 Terry & Lavonne Randall John & Maureen O’Connor Raynor ‘69

Ed & Rose Regan Jeff & Kathy Williams Rehder ‘77 Jeff & Shelly Reiner Jill Reiner ‘88 Mary Rensch Gay Rich John & Judy Dundis Robak ‘62 Ann Robey Kevin & Liz Kobold Rodgers ‘88 Al & Rose Fallon Roeder ‘66 Richard & Leann Romero James & Nancy Rosenthal Pat & Karen Campbell Rosenthal ‘84 Kathy Rowen Bob & Lucy Ruffalo Brian Scallen & Julie Ruma ‘98 Matt & Lori Lazure Rusch ‘93 Cathy Marchese Rush ‘68 Susan Rush ‘66 Chuck & Pat Zukaitis Russo ‘79 Patrick & Joan Van Ackeren Russo ‘85 Rob & Dede Salerno Philip McLeod & Nanci Salistean ‘69 John & Sherryl Cook Sanders ‘70 Keith & Mary Jo Sandy Barry & Sue Gibbs Scheinost ‘75 Don & Michelle Walz Schincke ‘88 Mike & Kerry ter Kuile Schmidt ‘04 Steve & Pam Schmitt David & Ellen Stryker Scholl ‘05 Roland & Joyce Schueth Greg & Mary Lynn Edney Schwietz ‘69 John & Annie Sedlacek Marie Sempek Chris & Cathi Shaffer Mick & Barbara Shonsey Lyle & Jackie Rau Simmons ‘77 Susie Sisson Sharon Slattery ‘75 Meghan Sloma ‘00 Liz Bruening Smith ‘99 Matt & Susan Smith Paul & Pam Hathoot Smith ‘86 Kathy Smithberg ‘59

Bryan & Becky Schwabe Smouse ‘96 Matt Sojka Richard Spethman Dwight & Marni Splitt Alexander & Tracy Henningsen Stamps ‘89 Jim & Candy Fruin Stefansic ‘90 Lauren Steier ‘07 Nick & Susan Steier John & Mary Drozda Steiner ‘68 Bryan & Lisa Walker Stewart ‘76 Jay & Tina Stewart Larry & Rosemary Stiverson Mark & Diane Hungerford Stroh ‘75 Doug & Elaine Stuckey Denis & Joan Sullivan Tom & Melanie Svoboda Sutko ‘76 Jim & Joan Swan Kevin & Amy Swanson Jeffrey & Liz Kieny Swantek ‘88 Rod & Lori Szwanek Jean Tatten Daniel & Jenny Dugan Taute ‘83 Steve & Keenan McCaig Taylor ‘05 Jeff & Lisa Terwilleger Donna Thibodeau Geoff & Lorraine Thiele Blake & Mary Goetz Thompson ‘08 Tim & Emily Bauman Tiensvold ‘99 Brian & Susy McNamara Tingleff ‘81 Alan & Pam Tingley Matt & Christina Alicdan Tinguely ‘96 Bernie & Kathy Tompkins Bob & Nancy Townley Erin Tracy ‘05 Andrew & Jane Hosking Trainer ‘87 Pat Hess Travis ‘64 Carl & Kathy Troia Stacy Tunink Julie Uryasz ‘76 Dick & Joan Van Dyke Matt & Erin Toohey Vander Werff ‘07 Seth & Kim Vanek Kevin & Nancy Vaughan

Charles & Barbara Velinsky Frank & Barbara Velinsky Rufino Villarreal Maureen Gotch Vinton ‘78 Ron & Rosie Volkmer Doris Wagner Mick & Susan Wagoner Wojo & Kathleen McNamara Walczak ‘69 Michael & Susan Nicola Walenz ‘68 Taylor & Jennifer Walet Mark & Trish Wangler Mark & Roni Wanser Frances Ward Mark & Karen Warner Mike & Mary Wasko Robert & Krista Lotspeich Wear ‘92 Stephen & Emmy Brock Weber ‘85 Phil & Joan Weber Del & Leona Weidner Mike & Ann Vacanti Welniak ‘88 Aaron & Ann Findley Welsh ‘89 Stephen & Susan Wertzberger

Hon. Robert & Mary Anderson Wester ‘70 Barry & Sharon Weaver Wiebe ‘82 Anne Wilcox ‘81 David & Margaret Williams Robert & Mary Jo Cimino Wilmes ‘73 Sherry Wilmes ‘65 Bernie & Rose Wilson Don & Carolyn Wilson Marvin & Eva Winkeler Matthew Winterboer Andy & Katie Zach Witt ‘01 Tom & Cindy Witt Dave & Connie Wolfgram Patrick & Molly Adams Woodman ‘97 Mark & Chris Woodruff Brian & Brenda Worth Roger & Janet Wright Tom & Judy Kane Wyne ‘69 Ronald & Susan Young Thomas & Lori Zagozda Eric & Elizabeth Gorski Zdyb ‘00 Jeremy & Beth Weist Zeigler ‘93

St. Therese of Lisieux Patron of the missions Feast Day: October 1 up to $99

3M Brian & Theresa Abbott Robbie & Ashely Arts Adam ‘01 Tom & Kelly Siragusa Adams ‘88 Claire Adams ‘14 Kevin & Stacie Adcock James & Patricia Adler Jorge & Andrea Adler-Garcia ‘89 Jeff & Lori Thelen Ahlers ‘79 Tim & Pattie McCormick Ahlgren ‘84 Bill & Pat Chess Albrecht ‘66 Rosie Alcaraz Joe & Katie Gradoville Alitz ‘81 Mike & Mary Mayberger Ambrose ‘78 Ava Ambrose ‘12 Mary Otterson Ameln ‘66 Pat Anderson Dan & Suzanne Vlasek Anderson ‘88 Corey & Kristi Anderson ‘91 Paul & Kathy Andreasen Rosemary Andrews Charlton Trader & Sarah AtencioTrader ‘95 Adam & Ashley Neumann Austin ‘05 Rick & Linda Hart Bacon ‘72 Trish Carmody Baggenstoss ‘66 Alisha Baginski ‘14 John & Vicki Borland Baines ‘72 David & Theresa Banark

Paul Bangura Cherie Ann Caito Barg ‘69 Alan & Joanie Bailey Bark ‘80 Bill & Kelley Monahan Barnard ‘77 Kaitlin Barnard ‘11 John & Mary Bowley Barry ‘67 Greg & Mary Jo Muckey Barry ‘82 Rudy & Jean Coyle Bartman ‘74 Stephen & Sue Gehringer Bauman ‘71 Mike & Cindy Baumer Dan & Dawn Asselin Baylor ‘80 Mike & Allison Baysa Norberto & Rosalina Baysa Kristen Beat ‘05 Shane & Michelle Beck David & Lynne Holley Becker ‘79 Ruth Beers Jerry & Maureen Begley Andrew & Michaela McGill Beideman ‘05 Margaret Benak John† & Marion Slattery Bendon ‘78 Caroline Berger ‘09 Mary Berigan ‘05 Leon & Cathy Cihunka Binstock ‘81 Jim & Connie Duncan Birmingham ‘60 Jason & Cory Vacanti Birnstihl ‘85 Millard & Sherrill Blach Kathi Black ‘70

Marguerite Blaine Mark & Abby Patterson Blair ‘97 Dan & Denae Blevins Paul & Marietta Blum Andrew & Boo Miller Bock ‘80 Gary & Nancy Orsi Boe ‘70 Marisa Bohlim ‘14 David & Juli Bohnenkamp Danny & Patty Boisen Terry & Michaela Bolamperti Bob O’Malley & Talia BolampertiO’Malley ‘00 Lindsay Boler ‘04 Madison Bonnett ‘14 Charlie & Beth Crouchley Boone ‘94 Rachel Bormann ‘12 Mark & Chris McDonald Borngrebe ‘71 Thomas & Darci Bosilevac Steve & Theresa Welsh Bour ‘71 John & Elaine Boyce Charlie & Kathleen Heafey Boyle ‘78 J.J. & Monica Harman Boyle ‘69 Laura Brannen ‘05 Sarah Brashear ‘14 Allie Braun ‘12 Richard & Madonna Braun Tim & Jan Braun Dave & Mary Mueller Brennan ‘89 Bill & Chris Kohles Brewer ‘80 Tom & Cindy Brison Monty & Kourtney Wood Brodin ‘85 ChaRae Brown ‘14 Gail Williams Brown ‘59 John & Nonie Neary Brown ‘68 Kinsey Brown ‘13 Paul & Djel Brown Helmut & Maggie Greenwood Brugman ‘00 Julie Brumbach ‘14 Arnie & Mary Traynor Bruner ‘61 Tim & Melissa Brusnahan Michael & Jaime Miller Burke ‘00 Bob & Carolyn Burns Helen Burns ‘14 Mary Jo Burns ‘76 Teri Burns ‘84 Duff & Vicki Buso Rob & Jacquelyn Buso Ty & Janelle Nitchals Buss ‘85 Brian & Amy Storek Cabianca ‘88 Adam & Lisa Eyberg Caine ‘02 Kris Calhoun Julie DePetro Callaway ‘70 Felix & Peggy Barmettler Carbullido ‘84 Kent & Donna Carlin Peggy Carlin ‘72 Mary Carlisle-Novacek ‘82 James & Susan Majorek Carr ‘66 Robert Carstens Joe† & Mary Carter Walter & Charlotte Staley Centuori ‘68 Jeff & Delcey Cerny Eleanor Chandler Christina Chapman ‘14 Mark & Jeanne Chapman Jim & Jane Chase Erin Cheese ‘11 Blaine & Jennifer Feregrino Christen ‘96 Mary Hanna Christensen ‘89 Kay Christian Dan & Rosanne Chrystal

Bob & Sue Cimino Jeremy Cisco Marc & Bonnie Connor Cizek ‘69 Richard & Mary Clemens Molly Clow ‘13 Annie Coder ‘13 Richard & Susan Coder Gregg & Susan Coghill Jamie & Lauren Wilwerding Cohen ‘07 Gary & Bette Howard Collins ‘59 John & Phyllis Comerford Mike Compton Mike & Toni McCarthy Compton ‘86 Christopher & Krisann Coniglio Luke & Shirley Coniglio Kathy Schuchart Conry ‘61 Andrew & Malori Flanery Conzett ‘05 Kathleen Cook Tony & Lynn Schultz Cook ‘71 John & Jennie Flynn Copenhaver ‘93 Katy Krebs Core ‘02 Bob & Shirley Corn Ralph & Susan Corpuz Maria Corpuz ‘13 Jake & Kellie Rush Costello ‘96 Carol Coughlin Nolan & Cassie Craig Cathy Creath Ted & Jean Crouchley Ed & Sue McBreen Cummins ‘66 Dennis & Ann Marie Noonan Cunningham ‘75 Kelly Cunningham ‘13 Tim & Barb Meier Cunningham ‘76 Addie Curley ‘14 Nancy Ashburn Curtis ‘62 James & Diane Thoreen Daffin ‘66 Mark & Lisa Shannon Daly ‘82 Mike & Kelly Kearney Daly ‘93 Steve & Staci Dannenberg Kathy Morrison DeBoer ‘82 John & Laura Spanheimer Dechant ‘01 Mike & Tricia Decker Michele Gamache Deering ‘71 Michael & Jaime Degan Nicholas & Teresa Virgillito DeGeorge ‘92 Willem & Jackie Dvorak DeGroot ‘84 Arthur & Patricia Stratman Deharty ‘69 Andrea Delisi ‘05 Jerry & Jeanne Ahern Dempsey ‘75 Matt Lofdahl & Paige Dempsey ‘92 Jenna Denker ‘13 Stu & Vicki Kassmeier Denker ‘75 Paul & Mari Descheneaux Dan & Anne Lutz Determan ‘86 Megan Devereaux ‘12 Dan & Amber Scardina DeWitt ‘91 David & Cathy Vinardi Dickey ‘66 Betty Dickson Mary Dinsmore ‘05 Gerald & Lynne Dolejs Yvonne Doss David & Mary Beth Langer Dover ‘73 Dennis & Rachel Heaney Dowd ‘74 Tom & Barbara Dowd Wayne & Eilene Downie Jim & Laura Markworth Downing ‘88 Gedy Drazdys Curt & Michelle Finnigan Drew ‘87 Rick & Molly Waring Drews ‘77 Chris & Mary Fennell Drosen ‘91

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Amy Drozda ‘00 Eleanor Drzaic Kat Dudley ‘12 John & Ann Duncan Cecil & Polly Duryea Peter & C.K. Duryea Simone Duryea ‘14 Joe & Terry Dushan Andy & Beth Dye Lynette Eagle ‘64 Dennis & Judy Eastman Kathleen Eastman ‘66 Rick & Nancy Walter Eastman ‘69 Christy Edris Alexa Edwards ‘14 Marvin & Kathy Edwards Jeff & Jamie Efaw Jerome & Mary Elbert Ivan & Dianna Roach Elias ‘85 Jim & Tricia Elliston Madaline Elliston ‘14 Allexa Elman ‘13 Kate Elman ‘12 Michael & Jean Nielson English ‘75 Lizzie Erftmier ‘14 Stephen & Darlene Eulie Rich & Rose Zarbano Eyberg ‘72 Edward & Cynthia Fabian Dean & Linda Fajen Lou & Ann Farho Larry & Jeannine Aron Faust ‘87 Rachel Fedorko ‘14 Caity Fee ‘09 Michele Romero Feichtinger ‘81 Bill & Molly Doyle Fell ‘78 Jack & Kathryn Ferry Sarah Fili ‘11 Shayne Fili John Steffen & Kathy Fimple ‘69 Logan Findley ‘14 Robert & Kathy Findley

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Mary Kay Finnigan Emily Fischer ‘12 Dan & Carolyn Fishburn Dan & Katie Tvrdik Fishburn ‘87 Emily Fisher ‘13 Mike & Jocile Fisher Sarah Fisher ‘11 Ray & Maribeth Walsh Fitzgerald ‘64 Corie Fleming ‘11 Vincent & Elizabeth Fletcher Paul & Mary Lou Floersch Jackie Kendall Flood ‘69 William & Mary Williams Flory ‘73 Clark & Tina Long Flowers ‘90 Michael & Mary Beth Flynn Robert & Mary Foley Suzanne Forbes David & Donna Asselin Forsberg ‘81 Eric & Sara McKamy Forsman ‘95 Tom & Lucile Wolff Fortune Fred Franco John Wanzenried & Lucy Franks ‘70 Katie Franson ‘05 Anne Marie Johnson Fredrichs ‘70 David & Nonnie McCandless Frenzer ‘62 Alexandra Frey ‘12 Doug & Mary Frey Patricio & Anjie Troia Frias ‘89 Scott & Ronda Granger Friel ‘79 Haylee Frisbie ‘12 Jason & Erin Fitzpatrick Froschheiser ‘96 Doug & Geri McGowan Frost ‘68 Julie Bowen Fugate ‘61 Scott & Tricia Beda Fullerton ‘91 Nicholas & Virginia Troia Fusco ‘69 Joe & Terri Goltl Fuxa ‘78 John & Therese Standeven Gaeta ‘79 Rick & Barbara Staab Galusha ‘82 Belen & Anne McAndrews Garcia ‘78 Sam & Nicole Grimes Garden ‘00 Samantha Gardner ‘14

William & Rita Gardner Joe & Mary Witt Gargano ‘01 Natalie Gartlan ‘98 Bob Gates Jerry Gau Lisa Gehring ‘10 Sr. Mary Gehringer, OSM ‘66 John & Lisa Gell Margaret Gell ‘14 Kelsey Genoways ‘12 Ann Gensichen ‘14 Rose Gensichen ‘14 Marjorie Giesler Cassidy Gilbride ‘13 Timothy & Mary Gilligan Daniel & Nancy Gillpatrick Douglas & Trisha Golden Patricia Golden Greg & Tiffany Golka Matthew & Norma Goltl Manuel & Annie Gonzalez Kathy Dowd Goodell ‘66 Kevin & Catherine Goracke Ann Grace ‘99 Madeline Graeve ‘14 Everett Markey & Pat Granger-Markey Joe† & Jessie Grasso Bob & Theresa Shannon Gregg ‘81 Lisa Greisch ‘09 Liz Greisch ‘02 Joseph Grier Adam & Jordan Boler Grieser ‘00 Kate Grieser ‘08 Bob Griffith Kelly & Karen McGrath Grossnicklaus ‘79 Tori Grovas ‘13 Steve & Linda Reynek Grunberg ‘69 Brenda Trumbauer Grund ‘86 Bill & Sarah Shay Gudeman ‘01 George & Marsha Platt Gunia ‘62

Pete & Santa Gunn Don & Helen Gustafson Bridgie Culbertson Gutgsell-Mohr ‘71 Scott & Stephanie Haag Taylor Haag ‘12 Margaret Haberman ‘78 Maren Haddad ‘14 Carolyn Haefner David & Cameron Roth Hahn ‘93 Elizabeth Hahn ‘14 Maria Hahn Bridget Hake ‘14 Joseph & Cynthia Hall Megan Han ‘13 Luke & Carolyn Hanke James & Nancy Lalone Hanlon ‘62 Amelia Hansen ‘14 Kim Williams Hansen ‘75 Leah Hansen ‘11 Gary & Dee Harms Larry & Susan Harr Jenny Heck Harrahill ‘90 Tara Harrington ‘15 Gladys Harrison ‘85 Molly Harrison ‘14 Kayla Hasenjager ‘13 Steve & Amy Rasmussen Haskett ‘94 Art & Jean Hastings Anna Hautzinger ‘13 Margaret Houston Hayford ‘65 James & Dorothy Haywood Bob & Joanne Healy Tim & Tracy Healy Janae Heaney ‘14 Joanne Hendrix Heavey ‘71 Leonard & Rose Falcone Heavican ‘65 Joan Fagan Heck ‘63 Maggie Heim ‘13 Dave & Eileen Fitzsimmons Heitman ‘73 Mike & Lauren Andreasen Helgerson ‘05 Emma Henderson ‘14

Nick & Amy Henderson Caroline Hendricks ‘14 Christine Kellogg Henningsen ‘95 Richard & Maryanna Hergenrader Hugh & Brenda Kusek Hermanek ‘93 Katie Hermanek ‘01 Mike & Jean Goltl Hern ‘90 Maggie Herold ‘14 Olivia Hershiser ‘12 Hannah Hertel ‘14 Jeanette Heyden Mark & Kathleen Finnegan Hiatt ‘82 Jerry & Dee Hickey Cathy Grasso High ‘65 Patrick & Kathy McNeil Hillebrandt ‘70 James & Barbara Hilton Phyllis Hilton Sally Hodges Juliann Hoefer ‘84 Steve & Mary Elizabeth Cunningham Hoff ‘87 Jack & Rita Szablowski Hoffman ‘66 Alec & Talia Carmicheal Hogan ‘98 Mike & Marianne Holland Jeff & Mary Kurtz Holmes ‘86 Zach & Irene Peterson Holmes ‘01

Cindi Porter Cisar Incontro ‘80 Robert & Donna Isenberg Greg & Ellen Hollander Jackson ‘75 Jack & Jan Jackson Meribeth Orf Jackson ‘86 Roxanne Mittlieder Jackson ‘79 Jeff & Lisa O’Leary Jacobs ‘82 Dan & Jane James Justin & Mary Janecek Rev. Roland and Suzan Jank Mark & Michele Nuschy Jarzynka ‘83 Philip & Karen Barrett Jeffrey ‘81 Euwanda Jennings Jackie Jensen ‘13 Kenneth & Mary Peters Johansen ‘71 Robert Johns Alexandra Johnson ‘13 Brad & Terese Gehringer Johnson ‘69 Don & Sandy Johnson Jeffrey & Becky Sampson Johnson ‘90 Kaitlin Johnson ‘11 Katie Johnson ‘13 Ken & Ann Johnson Terry & Karen Johnson Michael & Karen Jonas Jeff & Mary Beth Pope Jorgensen ‘75

Emily Holt ‘11 James & Donna Whalley Hoose ‘63 Richard & Jeanne Weiss Hopkins ‘78 Bruce & Sharon Horacek Mark & Mary Placek Horrum ‘81 Catelin Hotz ‘12 Grace Hotz ‘09 Kaitlin Houlton ‘14 Sr. Joan Houtekier, OSM Walt & Rita Hower Tara Huber ‘13 Rollie & Kim Miller Hubner ‘88 Thomas & Sara Decker Huckfeldt ‘81 Beth Huerter ‘07 Dolores Hughes Annie Hupp ‘12 Katie Hupp Ellie Hupp ‘13 Tom & Bernadette Garvey Hupp ‘77 Abigail Incontro ‘14

Leslie Badura Jorgensen ‘72 Ron Jorgensen Ellen Juracek ‘13 Mallory Jurgensen ‘05 Thomas & Traci Miller Jurrens ‘93 Robert & Susan Juza Jim & Karen Kaczmarek Kevin & Michelle Kaipust Manisha Kalaga ‘14 Ravi Shankar & Pramila Kalaga Jared & Amy Gradoville Kalina ‘86 Larry & Glenda Kalina John & Anne Weist Kalkowski ‘89 Ashlyn Kampschneider ‘14 Dennis & Norma Kathman Ned Kaup Pat & Jill Degan Keating ‘88 Kelley Keefe ‘05 Kevin & Mary Ellen Baum Keeley ‘75 Ryan & Mandy Kehm

Kirk & Teresa Kellner Miranda Kellner ‘13 Diane Kelly Eileen Stratman Kelly ‘82 Robert & Kathleen Kemler Dan & Teresa Hargis Kenney ‘93 Madison Kenney ‘14 Stephen & Mary Kenny Katie Kersenbrock ‘05 Maggie Kersenbrock ‘07 Paul & Bev Kilborn Jane Kilgore ‘14 Judy Kilroy Jason & Theresa Pedersen Kinnison ‘96 Carla Klingemann Ralph & Melanie Lebron Klug ‘72 Richard & Jackie Kmiecik Stan & Carolyn Knapton Phil & Pat Knerl Hannah Knight ‘14 Pat Knight Randy & Marlene Knight Kate Jansen Knowles ‘04 Brian & Wendy Kobler Bernie & Pat Kobza Mark Koesters Zita Kohanek Meghan Wright Kohles ‘02 Frank & Nettie Kokoczka Shawn & Anna Kehm Kolterman ‘94 Mary Koob Claire Koory ‘13 Stephen & Lynn Schroeder Koperski ‘79 Kaitlyn Kozel ‘13 Natalie Kozel ‘11 Bill & Kathy Stewart Kramer ‘68 Randy & Mary Weisbecker Kreis ‘77 Rachael Kreski ‘12 Sara Kreski ‘14 Anna Krettek ‘14 Katie Krettek ‘11 Mary Alter Kruse ‘65 Abbie Kubat ‘14 Baylie Kudlacz ‘14 Daniel & Julie Wangler LaBerge ‘02 Clare Lager Joseph & Deborah Lager Erin LaHood ‘08 Maddie LaHood ‘11 Tom & Jane LaHood Hannah Lajba ‘14 Kent & Patricia Aicher Lambert ‘68 Kelly Landen ‘14 Douglas & Judy Lane Katie Lang ‘13 Meghan Langdon ‘14 Rachel Langenfeld ‘12 Casey Langwith ‘05 Bernard & Joanne Lapke Tricia Hansen Larson ‘82 Drew & Debbie Morton Laughlin ‘88 Pat Laughlin Ronald Green & Kathy Laughlin ‘65 Chris & Carol Healy Lausten ‘72 Erin Budd Lavery ‘05 Don Leahy Korie Lebeda ‘05 Anita Lebron Serenna Lebron ‘04 Daniel & Patty Rustand Lee ‘75 Joy Leick ‘11

Kylie Lemkau ‘08 Ken Drummond & Michelle Lemmers ‘70 Brian & Sue Leppert Abby Lewandowski ‘13 Kayleigh Lewandowski ‘12 Roger Lewandowski Melissa Lindsey Maureen Regan Lohmeier ‘93 Mark & Monica Forman London ‘86 Glenn Pettis & Marta Londono Taylor Long ‘14 Aziz & Angie Andress Longou ‘80 Ben & Jenna Cheese Lowndes ‘05 Emily Lowndes ‘08 Morgan Lubeck ‘14 Rurik & Kathy Nielsen Lubinski ‘95 Jayson & Michaela Flynn Lucas ‘91 Mark & Paula Thompson Lukowski ‘79 Rachel Lukowski ‘12 Phillip & Marilyn Circo Mack ‘61 Michelle Blum Madison ‘88 Gabby Maenner ‘13 Mike & Sue Bellus Magnuson ‘76 Patrick & Anne Mahoney Susan Piotrowski Malesa ‘66 Sandy Malone Maley ‘78 Stephen & Nikki Schanne Maloney ‘88 Anna Mandel ‘13 Liz Mandel ‘09 Jane Manganaro Madeline Marasco ‘13 Sam & Lucy Marasco Santo Marasco Lu Marchese Samantha Marchese ‘09 Rick & Shelly Markham Larry & Jan Bendon Martin ‘92 Arthur & Helen Martinez Katie Matejka ‘09 Maria Mathey ‘14 Shirley Maxwell Rob & Cyndi Mayer Jim & Mary Lou Maynes Caitlin McArdle ‘06 Sidney McCahill John & Marianne McGowan McCandless ‘68 Dennis & Joni McCann Annie McCarthy ‘07 Jessica McCarthy ‘13 John McCarthy & Roalene Redland McCarthy Kate McCarthy ‘04 McCarthy Group, LLC Michael & Mary McCawley Erin McClellan ‘14 Jonnisha McCleod ‘12 Marc & Erin Daly McClure ‘96 Carl & Patricia McCormick Willa McCormick Maureen McGargill ‘90 Kevin & Cheryl McGill Sally McGill ‘02 Patrick & Patricia McGinnis Karen Waite McGrane ‘71 Tim & Diana Murcek McGrath ‘82 Brian & Tara McGuire Sally McKenzie Molly M. McLeay ‘79 Anne Ellis McMeen ‘89 Mike & Ann McMorrow

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Bob & Jean Moylan McNamara ‘90 Marie McNamara ‘12 Haylea McNeil ‘14 Linda Barta McNeil ‘72 Michael & Trish O’Doherty McNeil ‘98 Timothy & Laurie McNeil David & Kelly Hillebrandt Meiners ‘95 Kurt Kopp & Janet Melchior-Kopp ‘81 Mark & Tami Mendell Bob & Bette Mercier Gerald & Sheila White Meritt ‘80 Reilly Meyer ‘14 Stella Mihulka Lawrence & Rene Gannon Militti ‘77 Michael & Diane Millea Douglas & Debra Hart Miller ‘82 Sr. Peggy Miller, OSM ‘65 Shawn & Maureen Henely Miller ‘84 Mike & Kathy Mingo Haley Minnick ‘14 Jeff & Rachel Jank Misiolek ‘98 Russ & Carol Hoody Misner ‘67 Anne Mitchell Christie Mitchell ‘11 Morgan Mitchell ‘14 Eli Mohanna ‘95 Sarah Drews Mohr ‘05 John & Suzanne Benak Monno ‘73 Melissa Montanez Amanda Monzingo ‘07 Sean & Sarah Wakin Moore ‘00 Michelle Moragues ‘98 Karen Moran Ginger Morelock Lisa Morinelli ‘01 Dani Morrell ‘13 Sara Morris Stacy & Norah Swartz Morris ‘93 James & Mary Morrison Christopher & Michelle Tarsney Moseley ‘89 John & Diane Mosher Mike & Debra Mostek Jerry & Linda Jansen Mosteller ‘69 Ronda Motykowski ‘80 Patrick & Carla McCormick Mowry ‘78 Laurie Moxham ‘79 Alan & Jeanne Hill Moy ‘79

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Dean & Carolyn Mueller Bob & Sue Rogers Mullin ‘67 Richard & Joan Munchrath Charles & Kathleen Funk Murphy ‘62 Tim & Mary Pazderka Murphy ‘77 Butch Murray Gail Myers Allan & Sally Schroeder Nalbor ‘66 Dianne Narzinski ‘08 Ellen Neary Nora Neary ‘14 Allie Nebbia ‘11 Bob & Elaine Neid Bruce & Debbie Nelsen Katherine Nelsen ‘13 Chelsea Nelson Jim & Pat Breazier Nelson ‘68 Nick & Pat Nelson Ryan & Abby Drews Nelson ‘03 Sloan Nelson ‘14 Timothy & Cathy Weiss Nelson ‘77 Miki Neppl-Newhouse ‘11 Rick & Vicki Niedergeses Adam & Jane Howard Niermann ‘98 Paul & Barb Nietzel Joyce Nilius Kevin & Bonnie Oubre Noonan ‘88 Josh & Joanna Gerken Nordhues ‘00 Cameron & Donna George Northouse ‘65 Charles & Mary Lou Novacek Linda McBreen Nutting ‘71 Dan & Rosemary O’Connor Sarah O’Connor ‘09 James & Christine Krapp O’Hara ‘79 Jim & Cyndi Zender O’Hare ‘70 Amy Okell ‘11 Jim & Debbie Okell Emily Oldaker ‘14 Rosie Oldaker David & Mary Ann Polityka Oleszkiewicz ‘96 Lauren Olson ‘14 Diane Salerno O’Malley ‘73 Robert & Ann Schaffart O’Neill ‘83 William & Maureen McMahon O’Riordan ‘75 Peggie Kent Ortmeier ‘69

David & Sheila Ost Luke Ostrander Ray & Mary Kohanek Ostronic ‘71 D.R. & Jeanie Owen Kevin & Angie Paasch Tim & Betsy Rezek Padmore ‘70 Patra Pakieser ‘89 Cathy Brown Pakiz ‘66 Marissa Pakiz ‘14 Heather & Glenn Palmer Jerry Palmer Sherry Parcel Russell & Vickie Madden Parker ‘74 Michelle Parsons ‘02 Polly Partsch David & Brenda Patton Daniel & Sue Weisbecker Peak ‘72 Scott Peak Frank & Rita Pecha Jean Hudecek Pecha ‘64 Joey Pedersen Tom & Karen Rasmussen Pelchat ‘89 Martin & Beckie Pelster Sydney Pelster ‘13 Wayne & Sarita Penka Ranilo & Selena Perez Roni Perez ‘14 Mary Peterman Barry & Paula Peters-Javadzadeh ‘79 Andy & Fran Petersen Kerry Petersen Sr. Midge Petersen, OSM ‘59 Breeane Peterson ‘07 Gary & Bobbie Lyons Petri ‘62 Jim & Cheryl Petrig Ernie & Carol Pfannenstiel Emily Philbin ‘11 Jerry & Eileen Philbin Robert & Kathy Ahern Phillips ‘76 Eric Phipps Joe & Julia Pick Kara Pickett ‘14 Amy Ryba Pierce ‘86 Megan Piernicky Ally Pietrok ‘13 Craig & Theresa Sheeren Pike ‘85 Sara Pirtle Ellie Piskorski

Eric & Stephanie Adler Pleiman ‘93 Rosalie Plofchan ‘12 Troy & Kara Powell Plumb ‘87 Jill Daley Podraza ‘95 Anna Pope ‘13 Mark & Maureen Pope Laura Potter ‘84 Jim & Kelley Kiefer Poturalski ‘94 Stephanie McGowen Powell ‘91 Sarah Pravecek ‘13 James & Monica Hoefer Preisen ‘68 Julie Pribyl ‘69 Abby Pritchard ‘14 Tom & Lori Harrington Pritchard ‘84 Justin & Emily Bartlett Ptacnik ‘05 Sue Bowen Punches ‘65 Thomas J. Purcell Tom & Suzanne Purcell Tyler & Rachel Arkfeld Ramm ‘00 Thomas & Brenda Steinbeck Rappel ‘66 David & Teresa English Ratekin ‘79 Janice Ratigan Leo & Jane Rau Allen Rawson John & Carol McCrillis Rayer ‘63 Dan & Julie Pritchard Real ‘89 Bill & Mary Owens Reames ‘74 Jerry & Joan Sirois Reed ‘70 Dan & Virginia Reeder Miranda Reeder ‘14 John & Sharon Reefe Jim & Mary Sneckenberg Regan ‘62 Kevin & Tiffany Hays Regan ‘94 Patricia Regan Jarod & Kelsey Kaczmarek Regier ‘97 Christine Reilly ‘71 Mickey Reilly ‘69 Amy Reiner ‘90 Rachael Reiner ‘14 Liz Reinhardt ‘87 David & Janet Reisbig Dick & Connie Wear Rensch ‘69 Quinn Rensch ‘11 Dennis & Mary Massara Reynolds ‘63 Rob & Shari Andersen Reynolds ‘83 Michael & Jenni Giesler Rhoades ‘82 Joseph & Connie Munchrath Ricchini ‘82 Dana Rice ‘11 Wes & Monica Bergquist Richert ‘77 Matt & Rhonda Long Richeson ‘80 Michael & Regina Ricker Patrick & Peg Ricketts Richard & Helen Rakes Rizza ‘79 Brian & Linda Ostronic Roberge ‘69 Warren Robertson Alcurtis & Carolyn Robinson Kevin & Diane Rochford Larry & Mary Roh John & Emily Gorman Rohrig ‘02 Adam Rokes Maria Rokes ‘12 Mike & Molly Naughton Romano ‘94 Jesse Rome Betsy Ronspies ‘11 David & Kim Unger Rookstool ‘84 Caity Rosenthal ‘12 Katy Waldron Roshone ‘01 Dennis & Debbie Goodman Ross ‘75 Philip & Terri LaCroix Rossbach ‘78 Raymond & Pearl Roth Marie Roubidoux ‘13

Thomas & Elaine Rouse Jane Rowan ‘67 Kenny & Julie Gleason Rowe ‘89 David & Mandi Steier Russell ‘97 Sr. Jackie Ryan, OSM ‘63 Paul & Faye Ryba Ted & Deana Rydel Kathleen Sakowski Hank & Mary Sakowski Richard† & Dolores Sambol Thomas & Sharon Stratman Samek ‘70 Thomas & Jan Zenk Sammons ‘80 Jon & Tina Schrader Sample ‘99 Carolyn Sampson Elli Samuelson ‘14 Chris & Terri Sanchez Diane Barta Sanders ‘69 Araya Santo ‘14 Bernard & Sally Schimonitz Saucier ‘71 Taylor Saucier ‘13 Joe & Julie Schaefer ‘07 Rita Schall Katie Scheer ‘12 Martin & Judy Scheer Dan & Pat Schekirke Bern & Teresa Schliesman David & Lisa Schmidt Alan & Patty Holman Schmitt ‘72 Jamie & Naina Bolamperti Schneckenberger ‘89 David & Janet Rau Schonder ‘78 Stephen & Karen Schrader Patrick & Ann Taphorn Schroeder ‘81 Tom & Donna Schroeder Pearl Schroer ‘12 James Schuele Kara Schuele ‘11 Bill & Barbara Schumacher D. G. & Theresa Schumacher Kenzie Schumacher ‘14 Meghan Schumacher ‘14 John & Nancy Wright Searl ‘59 Pat Seeba ‘70 John & Teresa O’Doherty Seminara ‘66 Jeff & Beth Shanahan

Dennis & Cheryl Tworek Shanker ‘66 Michael & Margaret Shannon Johnnie & Joni Shaw Maddie Shea ‘09 Lawrence & Monica Sheehan Jim & Amy Benak Sheehy ‘88 Barbara Sheldrick ‘14 John & Tammy Shramek Jordan Shramek ‘13 Scott & Ann Sibbernsen Sr. Ginny Silvestri, OSM Connor Silvey ‘14 Lori Pattavina Simpson ‘70 Marlan Simpson Thomas & Jan Simpson Bill & Lynette Singer Sarah Singer ‘12 Dave & Cathi Skalka Mary Kay Ficenec Skudlarek ‘69 James & Rosemary Sledge Walt & Joan Moraczewski Slobotski ‘72 Dennis & Wilma Dugan Smith ‘62 Gary & Joan Smith Jeff & Teri Placek Smith ‘80 Joan Smith Michaela Smith ‘13 Shannon Smith ‘14 Thomas & Pamela Snodgrass Don & Lynn Bozarth Snoza ‘80 Carl & Helene Soby Nicole Sojka ‘11 Scott & Tifany Somer-Shely Carolyn Sonderman Claire Sonderman ‘13 Dennis & Debra Sonderman Steve & LaNaya Sorensen Zahra Snoza Sorensen ‘00 Claire Sova Mike Vipond & Lori Spanbauer Brad & Louise Speer Mark & Amy Keplinger Stanek ‘89 Katie Mehal Stapleton ‘04 Jeff & Colleen Pulte Starman ‘83 Sarah Daley Steele ‘93 Dan & Carole Novotny Steier ‘71

Joe & Kelly Steier Maurice & Marian Steier Ronald & Kaelene Jaeger Stein ‘66 Matt & Elise Russell Stejskal ‘03 Susan Tschida Stetina ‘71 Jeff & Nancy Norman Stevens ‘78 Skip & Karen Stevens Erin Stewart ‘12 Jackie Stick ‘95 Shawn & Chrysanthi Mishek Stockwell ‘02 Ron & Susan Petersen Storek ‘88 Ken & Beth Schall Stracke ‘82 Sr. Margaret Stratman, OSM Jane Strattan Timothy & Maggie Abts Streff ‘70 Karole Archibald Strohl ‘66 Paul & Mary Stultz Megan Stuva ‘14 Hon. J.E. Sullivan ‘74 Morgan Sullivan ‘14 Patrick & Kathy Sullivan Sarah Sullivan ‘14 Louis Dominic & Sheila Lynch Sully ‘87 Jeanne Arnett Surber ‘63 Gene Langenfeld & Nancy SusLangenfeld ‘79 Deon Uhing & Mary Jean Sutton ‘69 Bridgett Svoboda ‘00 Ben & Megan Burks Swartz ‘06 John Pakiz & Patricia Sweeney-Pakiz Bruce & Claire Szynskie Swett ‘82 Lawrence & Theresa Poell Swoboda ‘82 Gary & Cathy Brown Sykora ‘75 Carol Tanga Mike & Laura Studt Tatten ‘89 Paige Taylor ‘14 Paul & Jeanne Taylor Robert & Julie Taylor Duane & Joyce Thelen Kirk & Vicki Thiel Pat & Fran Thomas Ashley Thompson David & Catherine Peterson Thompson ‘67 Lacy Thompson ‘13 Kelvin & Mary Ann Morrison Thurman ‘83 Robert & Mary Hallas Timmins ‘61 Mary Todd ‘61 Carolyn Tolley Jackie Tondl ‘12 Lauren Tondl ‘14 Mike Toohey Michael & Susan Russell Toohey ‘82 Morgan Tooley ‘13 Deborah Torres ‘72 Ellen Townley ‘14 Vivian Trumbauer Roxy Graske Tucker ‘64 Sr. Caroline M. Turnovsky, OSM ‘66 Lauren Tussey ‘13 Brian & Janet Tuttle Ashley Tylski ‘14 Todd & Mary Roh Urosevich ‘78 Barry & Patti McGuane Van Buren ‘84 Curtis & Sandy Umatum Van Fossen ‘63 Brian & Kathleen Garvey Van Ormer ‘79 Kelsey Van Osdel ‘14 Ron & Anne Timmins Van Ryswyk ‘62 Amanda VanBuren ‘14 Sr. Suzanne Vandenheede, OSM

Rudy & JoAnn Vasko Cleveland & Shirley Vaughn Randal & Judy Veik Steve & Susan Stahlnecker Venteicher ‘83 Mark Veylupek Michael & Alice Lind Villone ‘66 Richard & Donna Frede Vinal ‘71 Annette Vinton ‘11 Sue Violi Samuel & Mary Virgillito Anna Mae Vogltanz Ken & Christine Abts Von Buettner ‘78 Bernadette Wagoner Becca Walker ‘13 Kate Ciurej Walker ‘61 Ken & Margaret Hopkins Wallace ‘59 Daniel & Amy Skalak Walsh ‘87 Paul Lemle & Cindy Walsh-Lemle ‘89 William & Sue Novak Walter ‘60 Douglas & Anne Chovanec Walton ‘68 Sarah Wangler ‘14 Katie Warneke ‘13 Dave & Susy Waters Bill & Julie Langer Watsabaugh ‘78 Jim & Jean Watson Robert & Margaret Anderson Wear ‘68 Michael & Nancy Weaver Mike & Marian Franco Weaver ‘85 Rodney & Laura Rau Webb ‘79 Joe & Carol Weber Greg & Cori Dwyer Wees ‘82 Colby & Lesley Svoboda Weichinger ‘02 Don Hempel & Joanne Weidler-Hempel ‘60 Tim & Laura Weiler Eron & Kate Welchans Boyd & Mary Ann Bianchi Wells ‘69 Joel & Cindy Pitzl Wenninghoff ‘78 Regina Weremy Megan Johnson Werth ‘01 Paul & Courtney Grady West ‘93 Chris & Katie Dunn Whittinghill ‘86 Mark & Kathy Bellus Widman ‘78 Jeremy & Tosia Pazderka Wieser ‘93 Alvin & Mary Coenen Williams ‘71 Stanley & Kathy Zahm Willison ‘72 Emily Wilson ‘11 Sophie Wilson ‘08 Terry & Susan Meier Wilwerding ‘70 Pat & Terry Wingate John & Julie Asselin Wisdom ‘88 Megan Woodruff ‘13 Suzette Suiter Woodward ‘79 Jeff & Kirsten Sullivan Wooten ‘78 Scott & Leann Kaczmarek Yahnke ‘75 Gini Yost ‘13 Wayne & Chris Young Wayne & Heather Young Ezra Young ‘05 Claire Zach ‘07 Kelly Zimmerman ‘89 William & Cindy Stremlau Zimmerman ‘73 Lawrence & Rita Tvrdy Ziska ‘61 John & Kelly Mangan Zoz ‘78 Carol Zuegner ‘73 Carolyn Zuegner ‘12 Kerry & Liz Zuegner Robert & Stacy Mihulka Zuerlein ‘80

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Alumnae Giving by Class

Class of 1959 Total Contributions: $195 Class Participation: 13%

Class of 1963 Total Contributions: $975 Class Participation: 14%

Class of 1966 Total Contributions: $3,195 Class Participation: 32%

Gail Williams Brown Bette Howard Collins Sr. Midge Petersen, OSM Nancy Wright Searl Kathleen Smithberg Margaret Hopkins Wallace

Pat Bianchi Bausch Bernie Melia Dyer Joan Fagan Heck Donna Whalley Hoose Maureen O’Daniel Mangan Carol McCrillis Rayer Mary Massara Reynolds Sr. Jackie Ryan, OSM Jeanne Arnett Surber Sandy Umatum Van Fossen

Pat Chess Albrecht Mary Otterson Ameln Trish Carmody Baggenstoss Susan Majorek Carr Judy Bencken Combs Mary Lynn Coyle* Sue McBreen Cummins Diane Thoreen Daffin Cathy Vinardi Dickey Mary Stewart Dowd* Kathleen Eastman Mimi Feller Patricia Fitzgerald* Sr. Mary Gehringer, OSM Kathy Dowd Goodell* Cathy Hanrahan* Margaret Guziec Hoarty* Rita Szablowski Hoffman* Ruth Wear Kuehl Jan Lamoureux Gretchen Mack Susan Piotrowski Malesa Peggy Glaser Miltner Sally Schroeder Nalbor Cathy Brown Pakiz Brenda Steinbeck Rappel Rose Fallon Roeder* Sue Rush Teresa O’Doherty Seminara Cheryl Tworek Shanker Kaelene Jaeger Stein Karole Archibald Strohl Sr. Caroline M. Turnovsky, OSM* Chris Marfisi Vacanti* Alice Lind Villone

Class of 1960 Total Contributions: $225 Class Participation: 7% Connie Duncan Birmingham Connie Heenan Kudlacek Sue Novak Walter Joanne Grasso Weidler-Hempel Class of 1961 Total Contributions: $540 Class Participation: 18% Maureen Muehlig Bausch Mary Anne Benjamin Mary Traynor Bruner Kathy Schuchart Conry Julie Bowen Fugate Marilyn Circo Mack* Mary Hallas Timmins Mary Todd Kate Ciurej Walker Rita Tvrdy Ziska* Class of 1962 Total Contributions: $485 Class Participation: 20% Nancy Ashburn Curtis Nonnie McCandless Frenzer Marsha Platt Gunia Nancy Lalone Hanlon Kathleen Funk Murphy Bobbie Lyons Petri Mary Sneckenberg Regan Judy Dundis Robak* Wilma Dugan Smith Anne Timmins Van Ryswyk

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Class of 1964 Total Contributions: $795 Class Participation: 13% Christine Gaebel Buddenhagen Lynette Eagle Maribeth Walsh Fitzgerald* Mary Holt Donna Ross LaPuzza Karen Irwin Liebentritt Jan Dalgleish McLeod Jean Hudecek Pecha Pat Hess Travis* Roxy Graske Tucker Class of 1965 Total Contributions: $995 Class Participation: 19% Kathy Egan Balwanz* Kathy Majorek Bordoley Jackie Cramer Gerard Barb Smith Haiduck Margaret Houston Hayford Rose Falcone Heavican Cathy Grasso High Patty Ptak Kogutek Mary Alter Kruse Kathy Laughlin Jane Camenzind Maurer Sr. Peggy Miller, OSM Patty Jareske Neppl Donna George Northouse Sue Bowen Punches* Sherry Wilmes

Class of 1967 Total Contributions: $2,625 Class Participation: 11% Mary Bowley Barry Charlotte Costello Linda Hermanek Daly Carol Schimonitz Jirousek* Barbara Rensch Johnson Sue Kruse McDermott

Carol Hoody Misner Sue Rogers Mullin Judy Andersen Neal Jane Rowan Catherine Peterson Thompson Patty Zieg* Class of 1968 Total Contributions: $3,315 Class Participation: 13% Nonie Neary Brown Connie Cavel* Charlotte Staley Centuori Susan Cheslak Ginny Dignoti Geri McGowan Frost Maggie Malone Hopkins Kathy Stewart Kramer Patricia Aicher Lambert Marianne McGowan McCandless* Pat Breazier Nelson Monica Hoefer Preisen Cathy Marchese Rush Mary Drozda Steiner Susan Nicola Walenz Anne Chovanec Walton Maggie Anderson Wear Class of 1969 Total Contributions: $18,160 Class Participation: 30% Barb Dunn Adams Cherie Ann Caito Barg Gail Laughlin Binderup Monica Harman Boyle Jan Brownrigg Brannen* Mary Ann Burgett Catherine Bodkin Callagy Sheila McQuillan Campbell Bernie Cemore Mitzi Tracy Chirillo Bonnie Connor Cizek Paula Van Sant Clark Nancy Clarke* Patricia Stratman Deharty Nancy Walter Eastman Gayle Petrich Ely* Patricia Manzitto Evans*

Kathy Fimple Jackie Kendall Flood Virginia Troia Fusco Jeannie Langer Greco Linda Reynek Grunberg Mary Higgins* Cathy Cavel Hinrichs* Teri Duda Iwersen Rose Ann Shannon Johnson Terese Gehringer Johnson* Maureen Jenkins Kizer Patrice Mahon* Nancy Kirchofer McCarthy* Loretta McGowan* Carol Herink Mendlik Kathy McGill Micheels* Sue Lindsey Mickey* Linda Jansen Mosteller Joan Parker Neuhaus Peggie Kent Ortmeier

Kathleen McNamara Walczak Mary Ann Bianchi Wells Judy Kane Wyne

Mary Anderson Wester Patty Greco Wiederholt Susan Meier Wilwerding

Class of 1970 Total Contributions: $16,045 Class Participation: 17%

Class of 1971 Total Contributions: $11,695 Class Participation: 14%

Rita Bianchi* Kathi Black Nancy Orsi Boe Lynn Winquest Broderick Rose Nolan Byam* Julie DePetro Callaway Sharon Cooper Sue Copenhaver Liz Laughlin Easley Lucy Franks Anne Marie Johnson Fredrichs Kathy McNeil Hillebrandt Michaela Johnson*

Helen Andrews Sue Gehringer Bauman Chris McDonald Borngrebe Theresa Welsh Bour Lynn Schultz Cook Michele Gamache Deering Sharon Deras Flinn Katie Beitenman Guenther Bridgie Culbertson Gutgsell-Mohr Joanne Hendrix Heavey Mary Peters Johansen Reenie Coyle Kennedy Hon. Marie E. Kessler Karen Waite McGrane Linda McBreen Nutting Kathy Boukal O’Brien Mary Kohanek Ostronic Christine Reilly Sally Schimonitz Saucier* Carole Novotny Steier Susan Tschida Stetina Donna Frede Vinal Mary Coenen Williams Class of 1972 Total Contributions: $6,395 Class Participation: 16%

Deborah Erhart Pink LaVonne Jenson Piotrowski* Julie Pribyl Janeen Kramer Rainwater Maureen O’Connor Raynor Mickey Reilly Connie Wear Rensch Linda Ostronic Roberge Nanci Salistean Diane Barta Sanders Mary Lynn Edney Schwietz Mary Kay Ficenec Skudlarek Mary Jean Sutton

Michelle Lemmers Cheryl Frick Lewis Debbie Taylor McAleer Patricia Dunn Millar Cyndi Zender O’Hare Patricia Malloy Oxenham Betsy Rezek Padmore* Laura Wilmes Ramirez Joan Sirois Reed Sharon Stratman Samek Sherryl Cook Sanders Pat Seeba Lori Pattavina Simpson Maggie Abts Streff

Linda Hart Bacon Vicki Borland Baines Mary Acquazzino Basham Karen McMahon Bourne Peggy Carlin Rose Zarbano Eyberg Micky Gehringer* Leslie Badura Jorgensen Barb Clarke Kenney* Melanie Lebron Klug Carol Healy Lausten Cindy Rudloff Lebeda Nancy Ricceri Major Linda Barta McNeil Maureen Silk Moluf* Beth Stillmock Morgan Mary Van Sant O’Connor Sue Weisbecker Peak* Jeri Deras Regan* Patty Holman Schmitt Joan Moraczewski Slobotski Judy Dietz Tierney* Deborah Torres Kathy Zahm Willison Class of 1973 Total Contributions: $9,530 Class Participation: 12% Kate Lyons Burke* Mary Beth Langer Dover Mary Williams Flory Cheryll Galvin Cheryl Goodrich Eileen Fitzsimmons Heitman Anne Jenkins Suzanne Benak Monno Michaela Neary

Diane Salerno O’Malley Maureen Weston Parks Theresa Laughlin Sanley Mary Jo Cimino Wilmes Cindy Stremlau Zimmerman Carol Zuegner Class of 1974 Total Contributions: $9,498 Class Participation: 7% Jean Coyle Bartman Mary Pat Bauman* Michelle Procopio Delisi* Rachel Heaney Dowd Mary Ann Luby Kilgore* Denise Muff Meredith* Vickie Madden Parker Mary Owens Reames Hon. J.E. Sullivan Lisa Otten Vote* Class of 1975 Total Contributions: $2,365 Class Participation: 15% Ann Noonan Cunningham Jeanne Ahern Dempsey Vicki Kassmeier Denker Jean Nielson English Kim Williams Hansen Ellen Hollander Jackson Mary Beth Pope Jorgensen Mary Ellen Baum Keeley Patsy Helget Kravchuk Celann LaGreca* Patty Rustand Lee Mary Weishapl Mausbach Karen Monahan O’Connor Maureen McMahon O’Riordan Katie Griffin Paist* Debbie Goodman Ross* Julie Samson Sue Gibbs Scheinost* Sharon Slattery Diane Hungerford Stroh Cathy Brown Sykora Mary Dunn Wilson Leann Kaczmarek Yahnke* Class of 1976 Total Contributions: $6,620 Class Participation: 9% Joan Norman Becker Mary Jo Burns Barb Meier Cunningham Michelle McCarthy Dupuy Linda Lonowski Haddick* Sue Bellus Magnuson Kathy Ahern Phillips Janelle Lanoue Reeder* Lisa Walker Stewart Melanie Svoboda Sutko Annette Procopio Thomas Julie Uryasz Mary Sova Zach* Class of 1977 Total Contributions: $6,680 Class Participation: 10% Kelley Monahan Barnard Robin Mangus Boeck

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Sue Brown Carraher Molly Waring Drews Kathy Edick Gerber Shauna Neary Hautzinger Bernadette Garvey Hupp Mary Weisbecker Kreis Joan Lukas Lynne Manganaro Joan Johnson McGill Rene Gannon Militti Mary Pazderka Murphy Cathy Weiss Nelson Kathy Williams Rehder Monica Bergquist Richert* Jackie Rau Simmons* Class of 1978 Total Contributions: $6,420 Class Participation: 21% Mary Mayberger Ambrose* Marion Slattery Bendon Kathleen Heafey Boyle Molly Doyle Fell* Terri Goltl Fuxa Anne McAndrews Garcia Margaret Haberman Paula Salerno Hansen* Tanya Williamson Hanson* Margaret Coyle Hershiser* Jeanne Weiss Hopkins* Cindy Petricek LaPole Laura Lindauer* Kathleen Lohr Sandy Malone Maley Marguerite Vacanti McLeay Carla McCormick Mowry Margaret Gehringer Nicolini Terri LaCroix Rossbach Julie Romeo Ryfa Janet Rau Schonder Nancy Norman Stevens Mary Bernard Sullivan Mary Roh Urosevich Maureen Gotch Vinton Christine Abts Von Buettner Julie Langer Watsabaugh Cindy Pitzl Wenninghoff

Kathy Bellus Widman Kirsten Sullivan Wooten Kelly Mangan Zoz Class of 1979 Total Contributions: $10,802 Class Participation: 18% Lori Thelen Ahlers* Lynne Holley Becker Colleen Ciciulla Bridget Klein Eckerd* Lisa Procopio Finocchiaro Ronda Granger Friel Therese Standeven Gaeta Doreen Finochiaro Griffith* Karen McGrath Grossnicklaus Karen Cimpl Hotz* Roxanne Mittlieder Jackson Paula Peters-Javadzadeh Lynn Schroeder Koperski Paula Thompson Lukowski* Tracy Braun McKillip Molly McLeay Laurie Moxham Jeanne Hill Moy Christine Krapp O’Hara Janine Weaver Palmer* Ellen Pritchard Platt Teresa English Ratekin Helen Rakes Rizza Mary Johnson Rommelfanger* Jeanne Thomas Roubidoux* Pat Zukaitis Russo* Nancy Sus-Langenfeld Kathleen Garvey Van Ormer Laura Rau Webb Suzette Suiter Woodward Class of 1980 Total Contributions: $5,590 Class Participation: 13% Joanie Bailey Bark Lisa Mills Bauer Dawn Asselin Baylor Maureen Pope Beat Boo Miller Bock Chris Kohles Brewer

Cindi Porter Cisar Incontro Patty Kenney Pat O’Leary Kiscoan* Angie Andress Longou Sue Foster McCarthy Linda Murphy McCroy Sheila White Meritt Beth Lauer Moberg* Kathy Fortune Moritz Ronda Motykowski Mari Reeder Rensch* Rhonda Long Richeson Jan Zenk Sammons* Teri Placek Smith* Lynn Bozarth Snoza Susie Spethman Sullivan Stacy Mihulka Zuerlein Class of 1981 Total Contributions: $5,030 Class Participation: 18% Amy Adams Katie Gradoville Alitz Florence August Cathy Cihunka Binstock Shannan Neppl Brommer* Dee Engelbert Michele Romero Feichtinger* Donna Asselin Forsberg Julie Giesler Gallegos Lisa Cimino Giroux Theresa Shannon Gregg Mary Placek Horrum Sara Decker Huckfeldt Karen Barrett Jeffrey Mary Kay Mangus Leatherman Marie Montag Lenz Terri Pridie Lessnau Janet Melchior-Kopp Kathryn Nelson Nelson Carol Grier Olson Ann Taphorn Schroeder Susie Ward Shoemaker* Susy McNamara Tingleff* Cathy Cimpl Van Kula Ann Coyle White Anne Wilcox

Class of 1982 Total Contributions: $11,890 Class Participation: 21% Mary Jo Muckey Barry Mary Carlisle-Novacek Nancy Kettering Casey Michelle Goaley Cheloha Lisa Shannon Daly Kathy Morrison DeBoer Jane Mayberger Dineen* Barbara Staab Galusha Barb Gehringer* Kathleen Finnegan Hiatt Lisa O’Leary Jacobs Eileen Stratman Kelly Andrea Lang Tricia Hansen Larson Sheila Millea Mair Kari Mangan Diana Murcek McGrath Debra Hart Miller Maureen McLeay Rasmussen Jenni Giesler Rhoades* Connie Munchrath Ricchini Mary Hendrix Schuele Molly Hogan Searl Mary Berger Steiner Beth Schall Stracke Claire Szynskie Swett Theresa Poell Swoboda Susan Russell Toohey* Cori Dwyer Wees Cindy Klein Weil Sharon Weaver Wiebe Class of 1983 Total Contributions: $755 Class Participation: 6% Michele Nuschy Jarzynka Patty Thibodeau Lang* Mary Beth Maxwell Ann Schaffart O’Neill Ellen Ciciulla Powell Shari Andersen Reynolds Colleen Pulte Starman Jenny Dugan Taute Mary Ann Morrison Thurman Sue Stahlnecker Venteicher Class of 1984 Total Contributions: $3,645 Class Participation: 13% Pattie McCormick Ahlgren Barbara Tritz Beissert Cathe Tarsney Brandt Teri Burns Karen Maginn Burton Peggy Barmettler Carbullido Jackie Dvorak DeGroot Beth Gallagher Emmelot* Michelle Smith Goodman Juliann Hoefer* Chrisi Callahan Hughes Maureen Henely Miller Kerry Gates Nunn Laura Potter Lori Harrington Pritchard Kim Unger Rookstool Karen Campbell Rosenthal Anjna Ramachandran Valenzuela Patti McGuane Van Buren

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Becky Sampson Johnson Suzanne Helget Kerr* Theresa Franco Kleinsmith* Lyn Findley Kummer Maureen McGargill Jean Moylan McNamara Amy Reiner* Jenny Klabunde Rezac* Heather Hahn Ruff* Candy Fruin Stefansic Class of 1991 Total Contributions: $2,220 Class Participation: 9%

Class of 1985 Total Contributions: $3,295 Class Participation: 12%

Class of 1987 Total Contributions: $5,150 Class Participation: 11%

Cory Vacanti Birnstihl Katie Kineen Bollish Kourtney Wood Brodin Janelle Nitchals Buss Dianna Roach Elias Patty Weist Ervin* Chris Tarsney Frantz* Molly Carpenter Garriott Mary Ann Kirk Gerards Gladys Harrison Lisa Stenner Lenhart Beth Carlisle McGill Julie Sullivan Mowat Chris Andrews Parra Theresa Sheeren Pike Joan Van Ackeren Russo Marian Franco Weaver Emmy Brock Weber

Michelle Finnigan Drew Jeannine Aron Faust Katie Tvrdik Fishburn Mary Elizabeth Cunningham Hoff Julie Hubschman Kutilek Liz Wilson McAndrews Susie Kenney Nelson Colleen Stefan Ostdiek Christina Koliopoulos Piperis Kara Powell Plumb Angie Anderson Quinn* Liz Reinhardt Sheila Lynch Sully Jane Hosking Trainer Amy Skalak Walsh

Class of 1986 Total Contributions: $4,991 Class Participation: 15% Kristin Crouchley Burke Trisha Hudson Clifton Toni McCarthy Compton Jeanine Connolly Anne Lutz Determan* Suzy Dalton Elkins Maureen Finnigan Brenda Trumbauer Grund Amee Onken Hoiekvam* Joyce Holley Mary Kurtz Holmes Meribeth Orf Jackson Amy Gradoville Kalina Mary Tarsney Kelly Monica Forman London Renee Weaver McGill Amy Ryba Pierce Pam Hathoot Smith Katie Dunn Whittinghill Mary Wilcox Molly Dolan Witzenburg*

Class of 1988 Total Contributions: $4,910 Class Participation: 24% Kelly Siragusa Adams Erin O’Malley Anderson Suzanne Vlasek Anderson Kristin Beckmann Amy Storek Cabianca Angela Chrystal* Anne Jeffries Collins Kelly Shea Collins* Laura Markworth Downing Mary Spethman Gordon Kim Miller Hubner Jill Degan Keating Debbie Morton Laughlin Angela Thomas Lawler Michelle Blum Madison Nikki Schanne Maloney Jenny Carpenter McGrory Anne Kurzak Morrissey Bonnie Oubre Noonan Amy Kuehn Oldham Janet Cimpl Parsonage Michelle Feller Pedersen Jill Reiner Liz Kobold Rodgers Michelle Walz Schincke

Jay Huebert Schoemaker Amy Benak Sheehy Susan Petersen Storek Liz Swantek Amy Wirges Thiery Ann Vacanti Welniak Julie Asselin Wisdom Class of 1989 Total Contributions: $2,930 Class Participation: 19% Andrea Adler-Garcia Mary Mueller Brennan* Mary Hanna Christensen Mary McGill Dek Anjie Troia Frias Sarah Nagl Hanan Susan Orf Hicks Anne Weist Kalkowski* Jeanne Kellogg Kelly Alison Houlihan Lanning Julie Dean Lingelbach Anne Ellis McMeen Jen Hamele Meis Michelle Tarsney Moseley Patra Pakieser Karen Rasmussen Pelchat Molly McGuire Raabe Julie Pritchard Real* Maura Volkmer Rees Julie Gleason Rowe* Naina Bolamperti Schneckenberger Tracy Henningsen Stamps Amy Keplinger Stanek Laura Studt Tatten Cindy Walsh - Lemle Ann Findley Welsh Kelly Zimmerman Class of 1990 Total Contributions: $3,185 Class Participation: 11% Sharon Walsh Carleton* Christina Frank Erwin* Tina Long Flowers Jenny Heck Harrahill Jean Goltl Hern*

Kristi Anderson Annie Baca Brock Amber Scardina DeWitt Mary Fennell Drosen Tricia Beda Fullerton Sara Koob Jochim Chanda Morrow Koechner Michaela Flynn Lucas Stephanie McGowen Powell Jennifer Simmonds Schlatter* Class of 1992 Total Contributions: $1,693 Class Participation: 10% Amy Schumacher Bauman* Katie Hanna Bush Teresa Virgillito DeGeorge Paige Dempsey Teri Sporcic Kennedy Lisa Tosoni Manning* Jan Bendon Martin Amy Potter Amy Turbes Ali Cushman Vokoun* Krista Lotspeich Wear Class of 1993 Total Contributions: $4,215 Class Participation: 24% Angie Aliano Anne Fell Burks Jennie Flynn Copenhaver Colleen Sonderman Corrigan Kelly Kearney Daly Aimee Alter Demulling* Beth McCarthy Engel Cameron Roth Hahn Brenda Kusek Hermanek Colleen Hautzinger Hobbs Erika Jessen Jennings Traci Miller Jurrens Missy Sauser Kelley Teresa Hargis Kenney Maureen Regan Lohmeier Norah Swartz Morris* Lori Mueller Pirsch Stephanie Adler Pleiman Lori Lazure Rusch Sarah Daley Steele Lisa Perry Suess Courtney Grady West Tosia Pazderka Wieser Beth Weist Zeigler

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Class of 1994 Total Contributions: $2,625 Class Participation: 9% Beth Crouchley Boone Sarah Suarez Brennan Amy Rasmussen Haskett Jasmine Hopkins Melissa Mead Hull Anna Kehm Kolterman Kelley Kiefer Poturalski Tiffany Hays Regan Molly Naughton Romano Class of 1995 Total Contributions: $1,205 Class Participation: 9% Sarah Atencio-Trader Leslie David Duskin Sara McKamy Forsman Christine Kellogg Henningsen Stephanie Holeman Kathy Nielsen Lubinski Kelly Hillebrandt Meiners Eli Mohanna Meghan McGargill Mullen Colleen Naughton* Jill Daley Podraza Jackie Stick Class of 1996 Total Contributions: $3,065 Class Participation: 10% Jennifer Feregrino Christen* Michaela Clifford Comstock* Kellie Rush Costello Erin Fitzpatrick Froschheiser Theresa Pedersen Kinnison Maureen Hoarty Kubat Megan Schiller Lancelotta* Erin Daly McClure Mary Ann Polityka Oleszkiewicz Natalie Simmonds Becky Schwabe Smouse* Christina Alicdan Tinguely Christine DiMasi Tran Class of 1997 Total Contributions: $885 Class Participation: 6% Ann Fitzgibbons Allie Abby Patterson Blair Kim Wilson Hillyer Melanie Vescio Holmes Kelsey Kaczmarek Regier Mandi Steier Russell Molly Adams Woodman Class of 1998 Total Contributions: $992 Class Participation: 10% Leigh Hogan Forney Natalie Gartlan Talia Carmicheal Hogan Rachel Proskovec Johnson Meghann Longo Dietz Sarah Lukas Kari Jenkins Mansour Trish O’Doherty McNeil Rachel Jank Misiolek Michelle Moragues

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Jane Howard Niermann Julie Ruma Class of 1999 Total Contributions: $2,070 Class Participation: 7% Elizabeth Culhane Brigid Dolan Ann Grace Nina Easley Harlow* Bridget Klosterman Cathy Lang Tina Schrader Sample Liz Bruening Smith Emily Bauman Tiensvold

Sally McGill Mary Catherine Cimino Melancon Michelle Parsons Emily Gorman Rohrig Chrysanthi Mishek Stockwell Lesley Svoboda Weichinger

Emily Bartlett Ptacnik Emma Nagengast Savory Ellen Stryker Scholl Keenan McCaig Taylor Erin Tracy Ezra Young

Class of 2003 Total Contributions: $590 Class Participation: 2%

Class of 2006 Total Contributions: $45 Class Participation: 1%

Abby Drews Nelson Amanda Seybold Seyfer Elise Russell Stejskal

Caitlin McArdle Megan Burks Swartz

Class of 2004 Total Contributions: $570 Class Participation: 5%

Class of 2007 Total Contributions: $585 Class Participation: 7%

Lindsay Boler Kate Jansen Knowles Christina Knowles Serenna Lebron Kate McCarthy Kathryn Nogel Kerry ter Kuile Schmidt Katie Mehal Stapleton

Lauren Wilwerding Cohen Beth Gelecki Beth Huerter Maggie Kersenbrock Kelly McCann Annie McCarthy Amanda Monzingo Breeane Peterson Julie Kennison Schaefer Lauren Steier Erin Toohey Vander Werff Claire Zach

Class of 2000 Total Contributions: $1,660 Class Participation: 17% Beth Placek Blumin Talia Bolamperti-O’Malley Maggie Greenwood Brugman Jaime Miller Burke Laura Richards Capati Amy Drozda Colleen Lenaghan Duncan Nicole Grimes Garden Jordan Boler Grieser Nicole Mausbach Kuehl Amy Sibbernsen McLeay Betsy Fahey McMahon Sarah Wakin Moore Joanna Gerken Nordhues Sallie Delgado Peters Rachel Arkfeld Ramm Meghan Sloma Zahra Snoza Sorensen Bridgett Svoboda Diana Coulton Vandegrift Elizabeth Gorski Zdyb Class of 2001 Total Contributions: $1,990 Class Participation: 10% Ashely Arts Adam Laura Spanheimer Dechant Ashley Delisi Franks Mary Witt Gargano Sarah Shay Gudeman Kathleen Hoarty Hayden Katie Hermanek Irene Peterson Holmes Sarah Jank Claire Kenkel Katie McNulty Lisa Morinelli Katy Waldron Roshone Mary Timmerman Megan Johnson Werth Melanie Mead Wilwerding Katie Zach Witt Class of 2002 Total Contributions: $1030 Class Participation: 8% Lisa Eyberg Caine Katy Krebs Core Maureen Tracy Ereckson Liz Greisch Meghan Wright Kohles Julie Wangler LaBerge

Class of 2005 Total Contributions: $1,550 Class Participation: 15% Kaitlin O’Hara Ahart Ashley Neumann Austin Kristen Beat Michaela McGill Beideman Mary Berigan Laura Brannen Malori Flanery Conzett Andrea Delisi Mary Dinsmore Katie Franson Lauren Andreasen Helgerson Mallory Jurgensen Kelley Keefe Katie Kersenbrock Casey Langwith Erin Budd Lavery Korie Lebeda Jenna Cheese Lowndes Sara Drews Mohr

Class of 2008 Total Contributions: $335 Class Participation: 5% Kate Grieser Erin LaHood Kylie Lemkau Jennifer Lindsey Emily Lowndes Dianne Narzinski Mary Goetz Thompson Sophie Wilson Class of 2009 Total Contributions: $325 Class Participation: 8% Caroline Berger Caitlyn Diimig Caity Fee

Lisa Greisch Grace Hotz Rosemary Kelly Liz Mandel Samantha Marchese Katie Matejka Sarah O’Connor Maddie Shea Class of 2010 Total Contributions: $120 Class Participation: 2% Lisa Gehring Maggie Hinrichs Class of 2011 Total Contributions: $485 Class Participation: 12% Kaitlin Barnard Erin Cheese Sarah Fili Sarah Fisher Corie Fleming Kathleen Gerber Leah Hansen Emily Holt Kaitlin Johnson Natalie Kozel Katie Krettek Maddie LaHood Joy Leick Christie Mitchell Allie Nebbia Miki Neppl-Newhouse Amy Okell Emily Philbin Quinn Rensch Dana Rice Betsy Ronspies Kara Schuele Nicole Sojka Annette Vinton Emily Wilson Class of 2012 Total Contributions: $230 Class Participation: 9% Ava Ambrose Rachel Bormann Allie Braun Megan Devereaux Kat Dudley Kate Elman Emily Fischer Alexandra Frey Haylee Frisbie Kelsey Genoways Taylor Haag Olivia Hershiser Catelin Hotz Annie Hupp Rachael Kreski Rachel Langenfeld Kayleigh Lewandowski Rachel Lukowski Jonnisha McCleod Marie McNamara Rosalie Plofchan Maria Rokes Caity Rosenthal Katie Scheer

Pearl Schroer Sarah Singer Erin Stewart Jackie Tondl Carolyn Zuegner Class of 2013 Total Contributions: $395 Class Participation: 26% Kinsey Brown Molly Clow Annie Coder Maria Corpuz Kelly Cunningham Jenna Denker Allexa Elman Emily Fisher Cassidy Gilbride Tori Grovas Megan Han Kayla Hasenjager Anna Hautzinger Maggie Heim Tara Huber Ellie Hupp Jackie Jensen Alexandra Johnson Katie Johnson Ellen Juracek Miranda Kellner Claire Koory Kaitlyn Kozel Katie Lang Abby Lewandowski Gabby Maenner Anna Mandel Madeline Marasco Jessica McCarthy Dani Morrell Katherine Nelsen Sydney Pelster Ally Pietrok Anna Pope Sarah Pravecek Marie Roubidoux Taylor Saucier Jordan Shramek Michaela Smith Claire Sonderman Lacy Thompson Morgan Tooley Lauren Tussey Becca Walker Katie Warneke Megan Woodruff Gini Yost Class of 2014 Total Contributions: $375 Class Participation: 34% Claire Adams Alisha Baginski Marisa Bohlim Madison Bonnett ChaRae Brown Julie Brumbach Laura Burnett Helen Burns Christina Chapman Addie Curley Simone Duryea Alexa Edwards

Madaline Elliston Lizzie Erftmier Rachel Fedorko Logan Findley Samantha Gardner Margaret Gell Rose Gensichen Ann Gensichen Madeline Graeve Maren Haddad Elizabeth Hahn Bridget Hake Amelia Hansen Molly Harrison Janae Heaney Emma Henderson Caroline Hendricks Maggie Herold Hannah Hertel Kaitlin Houlton Abigail Incontro Manisha Kalaga Ashlyn Kampschneider Madison Kenney Jane Kilgore Hannah Knight Sara Kreski Anna Krettek Abbie Kubat Baylie Kudlacz Hannah Lajba Kelly Landen Meghan Langdon Taylor Long Morgan Lubeck Maria Mathey Erin McClellan Haylea McNeil Reilly Meyer Haley Minnick Morgan Mitchell Nora Neary Sloan Nelson Emily Oldaker Lauren Olson Marissa Pakiz Roni Perez Kara Pickett Abby Pritchard Miranda Reeder Rachael Reiner Elli Samuelson Araya Santo Kenzie Schumacher Meghan Schumacher Barbara Sheldrick Connor Silvey Shannon Smith Megan Stuva Sarah Sullivan Morgan Sullivan Paige Taylor Lauren Tondl Ellen Townley Ashley Tylski Kelsey Van Osdel Amanda VanBuren Sarah Wangler *Crusader Society – 10 years or more of consistent giving

Completed Senior Class Gifts

The Senior Class Gift Pledge, which began in 2007, offered a unique opportunity for our graduating seniors to “pay it forward” and make a lasting impression at Marian. The Senior Class Pledge is part of the annual giving program, The Marian Fund and is designed to encourage and inspire graduating seniors to continue sharing their resources with Marian. Because almost half of Marian students graduate with help from tuition assistance, the Senior Class Gift Pledge is a way for students to say ”thank you” and directly impact their peers, schoolmates and future Marian girls.

A gift to the Senior Class Pledge, a pledge of $75 over a five-year period, is the first step toward the transition from student to alumna. We are grateful to these alumnae for fulfilling their Senior Class Gift Pledge during the 2014-2015 fiscal year.

Grace Hotz ‘09 Samantha Marchese ‘09 Lisa Gehring ‘10 Erin Cheese ‘11 Kathleen Gerber ‘11 Leah Hansen ‘11 Emily Holt ‘11 Kaitlin Johnson ‘11 Katie Krettek ‘11 Quinn Rensch ‘11 Betsy Ronspies ‘11 Nicole Sojka ‘11 Annette Vinton ‘11 Ellen Juracek ‘13 Gini Yost ‘13 Laura Burnett ‘14

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Parents Giving by Class

Freshmen $32,220 Participation 51% Brian & Theresa Abbott Trev & Angie Alberts Mike & Robin Andrews Patrick & Sandy Baumberger Shaun & Corrine Behrens Michele Bell Dan & Denae Blevins Danny & Patty Boisen Daniel & Tess Brich Tom & Cindy Brison Rob & Karen Burbach Rob & Jacquelyn Buso Terry & Teri Carstens Nick & Mary Pat Champion Kathleen Cook Mark & Lisa Shannon Daly ‘82 Dan & Anne Lutz Determan ‘86 Maggie Diers Yost Lance Fristoe & Tamara DoehnerFristoe Edward & Cynthia Fabian Bill Alford & Lynette Farhart Larry & Jeannine Aron Faust ‘87 Tom & Kathleen Franco Douglas & Trisha Golden Theresa Shannon Gregg ‘81 Timothy & Annette Griffin Tim & Tracy Healy Buck & Susan Heim Mike & Jean Goltl Hern James & Patricia Hertel Ronald & Kelli Jorgensen Kevin & Michelle Kaipust Ned Kaup Judy Kilroy Ralph & Theresa Franco Kleinsmith ‘90 Carla Klingemann Kirk & Lisa Kliver James & Kathryn Knudsen Brian & Wendy Kobler Mark & Toni Kottke Brad & Karen Lemkau Joan Lukas ‘77 Michelle Blum Madison Maurie & Jennifer Maher Larry & Jan Bendon Martin ‘92 Dale & Katie Martin

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Brian & Sue Foster McCarthy ‘80 Thomas & Joann McGargill Blaine & Tracy Braun McKillip ‘79 Mike & Ann McMorrow Rett & Judy Messerschmidt Timothy & Sheila Mikulicz Ted & Michelle Mikuls Jeff & Kelly Monzu Dallas Morrison Jim & Rochelle Mullen David & Sheila Ost James & Marie Otis Heather & Glenn Palmer Stephanie McGowen Powell ‘91 Jeffery & Suzanne Putnam Jerry & Joan Sirois Reed ‘70 Pat & Karen Campbell Rosenthal ‘84 Chris & Molly Roth Chris & Terri Sanchez Douglas & Jacqueline Schumacher Mark & Beth Soulliere Joe & Kelly Steier Don Stormberg Ken & Beth Schall Stracke Patrick & Kathy Sullivan Lawrence & Theresa Poell Swoboda ‘82 Paul & Jeanne Taylor Andrew & Jane Hosking Trainer ‘87 Brian & Anjna Ramachandran Valenzuela ‘84 Seth & Kim Vanek Randal & Judy Veik Mark Veylupek Tim & Laura Weiler

Sophomores $54,224 Participation 55% Dave & Erin O’Malley Anderson ‘88 James McCarty & Gail Baker McCarty Mike & Allison Baysa Thomas & Darci Bosilevac Mary Carlisle-Novacek ‘82 Michael & Cherie Carlson Rod Matukewicz & Cristina CastroMatukewicz Jeff & Delcey Cerny Mike & Toni McCarthy Compton ‘86 Christopher & Krisann Coniglio Alan & Mary Devereaux

Ed & Jane Mayberger Dineen ‘82 Patrick & Cindy Doherty Jay & Laura Doll Dennis & Rachel Heaney Dowd ‘74 Dennis & Judy Eastman Jerome & Mary Elbert Tom & Suzy Dalton Elkins ‘86 David & Laura Finken Kevin Jackson & Pamela Finn Dan & Katie Tvrdik Fishburn Paul & Liz Foley Frank & Julie Giesler Gallegos ‘81 Jim & Molly Carpenter Garriott ‘85 Jeff & Sheila Garvey John & Carolyn Gehring Bill & Mindy Geis David & Mary Ann Kirk Gerards ‘85 Gary & Shelly Grote John & Kristine Gudenrath Matt & Amy Hagge Daniel & Mari Anne Hartmann Tracy & Tami Hauser Jeffrey & Cathy Hausman David Henson & Kimberley HaynesHenson Edward & Colleen Hautzinger Hobbs ‘93 Chris & Cindy Huerter David & Cynthia Jesse Troy & Rhonda Johnson Robert & Kathleen Kemler Jeff & Laura Kilborn Shawn & Anna Kehm Kolterman ‘94 John & Stephanie Krager Chris & Jillyn Kratochvil Matt & Ann Kubat Mike & Kerri Kubat Steve & Carol LaHood Douglas & Judy Lane Brian & Sue Leppert Glenn Pettis & Marta Londono Rob & Marietta Luellen Alan Thelen & Sandy Maass-Thelen Dana & Ruthanne Mantini Sally McKenzie David & Katharine McLeese Anne Ellis McMeen ‘89 Stephen & Mary Jo Merfeld Mike & Kathy Mingo Kevin & Anne Monahan Kelan & Lauren Morris

George & Jill Morrissey Tim & Pam Mortenson Brian & Jamie Mundt Gail Myers Mary Peterman Allen Rawson Michael & Jenni Giesler Rhoades ‘82 Dan & Mary Johnson Rommelfanger ‘79 Thomas & Elaine Rouse Matthew Schaefer Joe & Diane Schwaller John & Annie Sedlacek Chris & Cathi Shaffer Johnnie & Joni Shaw Brian & Susan Ward Shoemaker ‘81 Gene Langenfeld & Nancy SusLangenfeld ‘79 Kevin & Amy Swanson Bruce & Claire Szynskie Swett ‘82 Rod & Lori Szwanek Chris & Karen Tatten Robert & Julie Taylor Rufino Villarreal Mick & Susan Wagoner Taylor & Jennifer Walet Mark & Roni Wanser Kevin & Leann Welker Dan & Julie Wente Kelvin & Beth Whited David & Margaret Williams

Juniors $35,833 Participation 53% David Drzaic & Amy Adams ‘81 Nate & Tari Asche Tom & Stacey Ashbrook Darren & Susan Baginski David & Theresa Banark Bob & Sharon Beduhn Jerry & Maureen Begley John & Lori Belford Dan & Michelle Goaley Cheloha ‘82 Gregg & Susan Coghill Tim & Mary Crockett Steve & Staci Dannenberg Robert & Grace Davis Kory & Julie Delkamiller Scott & Susie Duncan Joseph & Catherine Duryea

Gregory Dushan Edward & Jane Ely Lou & Ann Farho Mark & Joanne Fisher Gary & Christine Flaxbeard Gary & Susan Freeman Robert Fuss Edward & Ann Fuxa Fred Hess & Andrea Gansen Michael & Amy Gillaspie Brad & Carla Gornall Scott & Linda Lonowski Haddick ‘76 Bill & Theresa Hayes Hugh & Brenda Kusek Hermanek ‘86 Matt & Tina Hruska Eileen Stratman Kelly ‘82 Paul & Mary Tarsney Kelly ‘86 Steve & Pat O’Leary Kiscoan ‘80 John & Trish Kuehl Joseph & Deborah Lager Roger Lewandowski Mark & Monica Forman London ‘86 David & Lori Loschen Grant Matthies Patrick & Renee Weaver McGill ‘86 Brian & Tara McGuire Bill & Ann McKenna Bryan & Kelly Mick Paul & Lynne Miller Matthew & Gabrielle Mormino Eric & Staci Mueller Dan & Mary Ann Mulhall Brad & Lynn Muse Clarence & Laurie Nichols Dan & Susan Pape

Sridhar Kannan & Natasha Perez Robert & Mary Petersen Timothy & Linda Pfannenstiel Greg & Laurie Porter Bob & Theresa Portis Luke & Shelly Ranck Michael & Regina Ricker Kevin & Diane Rochford Barry Ruffalo Hank & Mary Sakowski Don & Michelle Walz Schincke ‘88 Steve & Pam Schmitt Jamie & Naina Bolamperti Schneckenberger ‘89 James Schuele Lawrence & Monica Sheehan Thomas & Jan Simpson Dave & Cathi Skalka Thomas & Jayne Soener Scott & Tifany Somer-Shely Doran & Kristie Stienike Morgan & Julie Strattan Daniel & Jenny Dugan Taute ‘83 Jeff & Lisa Terwilleger James & Mary Theisen Joe & Karla Townley Maureen Gotch Vinton ‘78 Eron & Kate Welchans Stephen & Susan Wertzberger Timothy & Ann Coyle White ‘81 Matt & Staci Witkowski Tom & Cindy Witt Curt & Molly Dolan Witzenburg ‘86 Robert & Stacy Mihulka Zuerlein ‘80

Seniors $59,180 Participation 43% Leon & Susan Arens John & Karen Bever David & Juli Bohnenkamp Anne Bradford Charlie & Julie Burt Bob & Patricia Cronin Paul & Mari Descheneaux Mike & Casey Findley Richard & Karen Flatley Vincent & Elizabeth Fletcher Jay & Trina Frisbie Kerby & Cheri Ham Mark & Brenda Hasenjager James & Barbara Hilton Jerome & Lori Howard Nancy Huber Mark & Margaret Huber Katie Hupp Michael & Karen Jonas David & Sheila Keller Kirk & Teresa Kellner Terry & Moira Kennedy Tom & Joanne Kerins Joe & Julie Hubschman Kutilek ‘87 Paul & Tina LaFave Ken & Rene’ LaRose Mike & Mary Kay Mangus Leatherman ‘81 Gary & Michelle Lebens Thomas & Lisa Lucas Jim & Marcy Mancuso Rick & Shelly Markham

Rich & Bonnie McCormick Thomas & Barbara McCusker Tom & Suzanne McDonald Edward & Cheryl McGonigal Mike & Cathy McNamara Mark & Tami Mendell Mike & Nikki Moravec David & Kathy Fortune Moritz ‘80 Michael & Kyle Nelson Chris & Sandi O’Connell William & Elizabeth Philbin Brian & Amy Pickering Pat & Cindy Regan Mark & Ann Schumacher Tim & Mary Sheehan Mick & Barbara Shonsey John & Tammy Shramek Ronald & Stacey Siwa Jeff & Nancy Norman Stevens ‘78 Greg & Karen Van Dyke Steve & Susan Stahlnecker Venteicher ‘83 Mark & Karen Warner Scott Robertson & Gail WernerRobertson Marvin & Eva Winkeler John & Lori Woodruff Brian & Brenda Worth Wayne & Heather Young

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2014 WALK-A-THON Sponsors

Gifts in Kind

Atchley Ford Election Systems & Software Mama’s Pizza Mangia Italiana Midwest Protection Services, Inc Steier & Associates, Ltd

Ashley Lynn’s Tanning Champion’s CC Culver’s Deyo’s eCreamery Election Systems, Software, and Services, Inc Hy Vee Ideal water Johnston Studio Mama’s Pizza Mangia Midwest Protection Services Steier & Associates Ted and Wally’s

Class Goals Seniors: 138% Juniors: 101% Sophomores: 113% Freshmen: 87% Total School: 109%

2014 LEXUS CHAMPIONS FOR MARIAN golf tournament

Tournament Sponsor

Tournament Committee

Double Eagle Sponsors

Mickey Anderson Angie Anderson Quinn ‘87

Buck Heim Pat Keenan Bill Krejci John Kuehl Bill Mattern Mark Pelan Greg Porter Greg Van Dyke

Election Systems & Software

Tournament Chair Pat Rosenthal

Eagle Sponsors First National Bank of Omaha Holland Basham Architects MCL Construction Morrissey Engineering Omaha World-Herald Pacific Hills Dental Wells Fargo Dealer Services

Birdie Sponsors CHI Health Immanuel Medical Center Gettman & Mills LLP Kubat Pharmacy The Nebraska Spine Center – Dr. John McClellan III Pella Products of Omaha & Lincoln UltraAir,LLC

Par Sponsors Erftmier Law, LLC Friends of Marian Fucinaro Excavating Co., Inc Koley Jessen, PC McGill Gotsdiner, Workman & Lepp, PC LLC

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Mick & Associates Quality Pork International SAC Federal Credit Union Sibbernsen & Strigenz & Sibbernsen, PC

Tournament Underwriting John & Lori Belford Central States Health & Life Co. Central States Indemnity Co. Lexus Champions for Charity Lawrence Poell Roloff Construction Co., Inc Security National Bank Denis & Joan Sullivan The Harry A. Koch Co. Roxann Graske Tucker Terry & Mary Sova Zach ‘76

Prizes/In-Kind Donors Arby’s Charleston’s Restaurant Curzon Promotional Graphics Lexus of Omaha Andrea Maleki – State Farm Agent Pacific Hills Dental

MarianFEST

Catalog Ads

Corporate Tables

Arby’s Panda, Inc. Atchley Ford, Inc. Blue Panther Properties, LLC Cassem Tierney Adams Gotch & Douglas Clarkson Street Gallery Croker Huck Kasher Dewitt Anderson & Gonderinger, LLC Educational Outfitters of Nebraska Erftmier Law, LLC Fucinaro Excavating Co., Inc. Godfather’s Pizza Holland Basham Architects Home Instead Senior Care Kubat Pharmacy Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians Lawlor’s Custom Sportswear Lockton Co. Longo Dietz Orthodontic Specialists Momentum Pain Care Morrissey Engineering O’Donnell Ficenec Wills & Ferdig, LLP Omaha Physical Therapy Institute Patricia Catering Rochester Armored Car Co., Inc. The Harry A. Koch Co. The Orthodontic Group The Regan Group UltraAir, LLC US Bank Home Mortgage

3MT Test Prep Baird Holm, LLP Creighton University D.A. Davidson Mark & Sharon Ellerbeck Fraser Stryker, PC LLO Great Western Bank HDR Gary & Arlene Heine Inter-Tech Collision Centers Marcotte Insurance Agency MCL Construction Mick & Associates, P.C. Tim & Pam Mortenson Moylan Kropp Retirement Planning Mutual of Omaha Bank Northern Natural Gas Co. Pacific Hills Dental, PC Performance Automotive Group Popp Cosmetic Surgery Ed & Kelley Prosser Security National Bank Tax Help, LLC UMB Bank Valmont Industries Village Pointe Pediatrics Wells Fargo Bank of Nebraska

Corporate Sponsor Anita Ramachandran ‘93

Oral Auction Gifts Barry O’s, Inc. Fred & Sharon Beschorner Tom & Anne Byrne Catering Creations Patti Craig

Roy Schroer & Jean Fidone-Schroer Joe & Terri Goltl Fuxa ‘78 Steve & Kathy Hayes Gary & Arlene Heine Home Instead Senior Care Jack Hosking Steve & Jackie Johanek Brendan & Kati Keating KETV Newswatch 7 Mark & Ann Lavin Plano Marriott at Legacy Town Center Mark & Mary Catherine Cimino Melancon ‘02 Bryan & Kelly Mick Mulhall’s Nell Hills Marriott at Overland Park, KS Gary & Cassandra Pietrok Ed & Kelley Prosser Mike & Wendy Prosser Red Rock Country Club Michael & Jenni Giesler Rhoades ‘82 Tom & Jeanne Archer Rice ‘80 J. Joe Ricketts & The Ricketts Family Pete Ricketts & Susanne Shore The Old Mattress Factory VIP Limousine Taylor & Jennifer Walet Tim & Laura Weiler

Silent Auction 3MT Test Prep A Better Exposure Adoremus Books Greg & Kaitlin O’Hara Ahart ‘05

Trev & Angie Alberts Alletti Jewelry American Legacy Complex AMG Educational Services Jeremy Andreesen Arby’s Panda, Inc. Archdiocese of Omaha Stewardship & Development Office Avant Salon B & G Tasty Foods Darren & Susan Baginski Scott & Shannon Bartling David & Maureen Pope Beat ‘80 John & Lori Belford Bergman Incentives Beyond the Vine Biaggi’s Ristorante Italiano Big Mama’s Kitchen & Catering Bless this Home Originals Blooms Jeff & Lori Bonnett Borsheim’s Boulder Creek Amusement Park Braces Omaha Bradley’s Fine Portraits Brasch Heating and Cooling Tre & Kris Brashear Sr. Karen Brown, OSM Buffalo Wild Wings Building Balance Tom & Anne Byrne California Bronze Tanning Center Jack & Mary Carpenter Joe & Nancy Kettering Casey ‘82 Champions Run Country Club Charleston’s

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Chipotle Mexican Grill Clarkson Street Gallery Clearview Pet Care Centre Clooty Tree Massage, LLC Gregg & Susan Coghill Colleen Dustin Photography Corpuz Family Dentistry Cottonwood Pet Resort Andy & Kristi Craig Creighton Preparatory School Creighton University Jane Cuimmo D. A. Davidson Kory & Julie Delkamiller Designer’s Touch Kelly Dethlefs Dickey’s BBQ Patrick & Cindy Doherty Don & Millie’s Dreams MedSpa Dundee Dell Todd & Amy Miller Dunham ‘86 Durham Museum Dwyer Photography Eagle Run Golf Course Edgeworthy Fringes Salon Educational Outfitters of Nebraska Eileen’s Colossal Cookies Elizabeth Elsasser Dennis Chapman & Roseanne Emery Richard Lanoha & Karen Ensminger Don & Anne Bernard Erftmier ‘85 Lizzie Erftmier ‘14 Exceptional Portraits EZ Rain Sprinkler Systems, Inc Faces Spa Family Eye Care Film Streams Fourteen Karat Gold & Diamonds, Inc. Staci Frantz Gary & Susan Freeman Fun Services Edward & Ann Fuxa Gilbert Gadzikowski Fred Hess & Andrea Gansen Garment District Jim & Molly Carpenter Garriott ‘85 Jeff & Sheila Garvey GB Photography Tim & Shari Gilg Ginger’s Hang-Up Gloria Deo Goldberg’s Gramercy Granite City Granite Transformations Jim & Anne Greisch Steve & Lisa Gulseth Guns Unlimited Steve Martin & Amy Haddad ‘71 Happy Hollow Golf Den Rick Hauptman Hector’s Buck & Susan Heim Steve & Janet Heine Henry Doorly Zoo James & Patricia Hertel Pat Kennison & Mary Higgins ‘69 Hilton Omaha Maggie Hinrichs ‘10 Hiro Sushi House of J Scott & Cheryl Hove

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Scott & Michele Howe Rollie & Kim Miller Hubner ‘88 John & Julie Gross Huerter ‘80 Interiors Joan & Associates Jack’s Holy Cannoli & Pastries Jerry Ryan Clothing Rob & Lisa Johnson Ronald & Kelli Jorgensen Joslyn Art Museum Bill & Kathy Zender Jurgensen ‘75 Larry & Glenda Kalina Chris & Marsha Kalkowski Timothy & Tammy Kaplan KAT 103.7 Tom & Joanne Kerins Jeff & Laura Kilborn Mark & Toni Kottke Aaron & Nicole Mausbach Kuehl ‘00 Steve & Carol LaHood C.L. & Patty Landen Dorothy Lange Lauritzen Gardens Lawlor’s Custom Sportswear Le Peep Omaha Legacy Nails and Spa Brad & Karen Lemkau Scott & Chriss Lilleskov Jeff & Marya Lindholm Lindley Clothing Kathryn Korchok Lipman Lo Sole Mio Restaurant Mike & Cindy Miller Loncar ‘85 Joel & Lisa Long Lotus House of Yoga Mahogany Prime Steakhouse Mama’s Pizza Don & Sue Mandel Thomas Mangelsen Mangia Italiana Mike & Jodi Marasco Marian Advancement Office Marian BLUEtique Marian Booster Club Marian Cross Country Marian Dance Team Marian Drama Department Marian Moms Marian Recruitment Marian Swim Team Marian Tennis Team Marian Volleyball Team Marks Bistro Dale & Katie Martin Mary Kay’s Photography Material Girl William & Jean Mattern Daley Mayer Lauren Mayer ‘17 Rob & Maureen Mayer Morgan Mayer ‘19 Brian & Tara McGuire McKay Landscape Lighting Alex & Kathy McPherson Mesh Bryan & Kelly Mick Sue Lindsey Mickey ‘69 Midwest Protection Services, Inc. Sharon Miley Dave & Diane Millea Sr. Peggy Miller, OSM ‘65 Tom & Jan Milone Mine Custom Gifts MK Car Wash

Matthew & Gabrielle Mormino George & Jill Morrissey Moylan Iceplex Mr. Tuxedo MS ChemDry Mulhall’s Muscle Maker Grill Dianne Narzinski ‘08 Fred & Julie Jaworski Nelson ‘90 John & Kim Neppl New U Spa & Skin Mike & Gina O’Leary Omaha Community Playhouse Omaha Sports Commission Omaha Symphony Orchestra On a Whim One Drake Place Optimum Fitness Mike & Kathleen Spethman Pallesen ‘84 Pat’s Piano Service Stephanie Patsalis Erik & Jean Bernard Pedersen ‘91 Pemberly’s Periwinkles Sr. Midge Petersen, OSM ‘59 Megan Piernicky Ally Pietrok ‘13 Gary & Cassandra Pietrok Greg & Laurie Porter Prairie Hearth Prairie Life Fitness Center Abby Pritchard ‘14 Pure Barre West Omaha Jeffery & Suzanne Putnam Quality Brands of Omaha Quik Trip Corporation Regal Awards & Advertising Specialties Mike & Kim Remmick Reve’ Salon & Spa Rockbrook Camera Doug Rohloff & Stacy Moffenbier Rohloff James Rolls Roots & Wings Clark & Susan Macaitis Rosenlof ‘82 Jon Pick & Loree Runyan-Pick Russell’s Salon Rob & Dede Salerno Salon Platinum Sandy Kay Salon School Traditions Security National Bank Servants of Mary Sgt. Peffer’s Cafe Italian Rebecca Rotert Shaw ‘90 Brian & Susan Ward Shoemaker ‘81 Bob & Jane Slezak Smith & Esch Fitness Systems Sneed Fine Art & Framing Soccer Internationale Martin & Diane Stokes Stone Creek Golf Course Paul & Mary Stultz Terry & Mary Sullivan Sylvan of Omaha T. D. Ameritrade, Inc. Ted & Wally’s Teez Salon The Basket Bunch The Linen Gallery The Players Club

The Rose Performing Arts Tide Dry Cleaners To a T Gifts & Goodies Togs Pete & Ann Miller Townsend ‘85 Trish Adele Design Tom & Criss Porter Tritsch ‘77 Tussey’s Casual Grill United Rent-All Upstream Brewery Joe & Chris Marfisi Vacanti ‘66 Vala’s Pumpkin Patch Van Fleet Meats Vincenzo’s Scott & Christine Vosik James & Carol Wakin Taylor & Jennifer Walet Wenninghoff Farms John & Julie Weremy Wes & Willy’s Westlake Ace Hardware Wheatfield’s Winning Crown Boutique Chris & Cindy Wolfe Wooly Lamb Studios Maggie Diers Yost Zemog’s

Patron Party Rick & Nancee Berger Tom & Anne Byrne Brad & Shannan Neppl Brommer ‘81 Charlie & Julie Burt Brian & Maureen Casey Andy & Kristi Craig Lance Fristoe & Tamara DoehnerFristoe Tom & Suzy Dalton Elkins ‘86 Mark & Sharon Ellerbeck Richard Lanoha & Karen Ensminger Bill Alford & Lynette Farhart Patrick & Sharon Flanery Gary & Christine Flaxbeard Jeff & Sheila Garvey John & Doreen Finochiaro Griffith ‘79 Gary & Shelly Grote Buck & Susan Heim Shawn Heine Pat Kennison & Mary Higgins ‘69 Karen Cimpl Hotz ‘79 Katie Hupp Steve & Debbie Isenberg Ronald & Kelli Jorgensen Chris & Jennifer Kennedy Chuck & Mary Ann Luby Kilgore ‘74 David & Kari Mosser Kirchhoefer ‘88 Steve & Pat O’Leary Kiscoan ‘80 Joseph Kizer Chris & Jillyn Kratochvil Mike & Mary Kay Mangus Leatherman ‘81 Joel & Lisa Long David & Lori Loschen Larry & Kim Lubeck Dale & Katie Martin Rob & Maureen Mayer Tom & Mary Kay Wingender McCarthy ‘75 Rob & Kimberley McCutcheon Brian & Tara McGuire Todd & Wendy McMinn Tom & Julie McSweeney

Ted & Michelle Mikuls Paul & Lynne Miller Eric & Staci Mueller Dan & Mary Ann Mulhall Paul & Jeannine Kardell Mulligan ‘85 Matthew & Julia Nelson Wes & Joan Parker Neuhaus ‘69 Chris & Sandi O’Connell Brian & Joan O’Neill Mike & Kathleen Spethman Pallesen ‘84 Bill & Daneen Pieper Peter & Christina Koliopoulos Piperis ‘87 Michael & Christy Piti Mike & Wendy Prosser Jeffery & Suzanne Putnam Jim & Sandra Reding Pat & Cindy Regan Dan & Mary Johnson Rommelfanger ‘79 Pat & Karen Campbell Rosenthal ‘84 Bob & MaryBeth Rossiter Chris & Molly Roth Joe & Diane Schwaller Tim & Mary Sheehan Paul & Brittany Shotkoski Mal & Susie Spethman Sullivan ‘80 Daniel & Jenny Dugan Taute ‘83 Greg & Karen Van Dyke Paul & Kathy Walz Christopher & Stefanie Wiedenfeld Maggie Diers Yost Larry & Peggy Spethman Zier ‘87

General Underwriting Charles & Susan Adams American National Bank Anonymous John & Lori Belford Tom & Anne Byrne Central States Health & Life Co. Chris & Cindy Huerter Tom & Jean Lynch David & Katharine McLeese Michael & Kyle Nelson Ron Niederhaus Quality Brands of Omaha Douglas & Jacqueline Schumacher Geoff & Lorraine Thiele UltraAir, LLC Joe & Chris Marfisi Vacanti ‘66

Matt & Peggy Holtz Lathrop ‘84 Terry & Ruth MacNamara Mike & Connie Matejka Joe & Janine Weaver Palmer ‘79 James & Mary Powers Dwight & Anne Barrett Steiner ‘80 Hon. Lyle Strom Mick & Susan Wagoner Tim Higgins & Patty Zieg ‘67

Dentists Underwriting Marv & Lynette Dvorak David & Mary Anne Hoover Timothy Lenaghan Pacific Hills Dental, PC Bill & Sue Parr Tim & Mary Sheehan

Oral Auction Underwriting Barry O’s, Inc. John & Betty Cernech Steve & Kathy Hayes Lexus of Omaha Paul & Julie Maass Philip & Jeanine McKeone Mark & Beth Soulliere Rodney & Linda Williams Doug & Elaine Wilwerding

Past Chairs Underwriting Mary Joy Anderson Rick & Jen Bettger Jack & Mary Carpenter Joe & Nancy Kettering Casey ‘82 John & Betty Cernech Bob & Sue Cimino Al & Deanna D’Agosto Mark & Linda Hermanek Daly ‘67 Marv & Lynette Dvorak Bill & Kathy Edick Gerber ‘77 Mike & Gayle Goetz Jerry & Joan Kalhorn Hahn ‘78 Buck & Susan Heim Pat Kennison & Mary Higgins ‘69 Pat & Nan Kelsey Mark & Shellee Kersenbrock Jim Kineen

Dick & Maureen Jenkins Kizer ‘69 Dan & Michelle Koraleski Dave & Ruth Wear Kuehl ‘66 Mike & Mary Kay Mangus Leatherman ‘81 Tim & Joan Johnson McGill ‘77 Tom & Sara Sheeren McKeon ‘81 Dave & Diane Millea Jeff & Beth Lauer Moberg ‘80 Ed & Rose Regan Jeff & Mari Reeder Rensch ‘80 Rob & Dede Salerno John & Nancy Wright Searl ‘59 Brian & Susan Ward Shoemaker ‘81 Mark & Ursula Treinen Sharon Ursick Mark & Trish Weber Terry & Mary Sova Zach ‘76 Tim Higgins & Patty Zieg ‘67

Tim Crowley & Celann LaGreca ‘75 Darroll & Donna Loschen Patrick & Anne Mahoney Mary McAlevy ‘96 Ed & Beth Carlisle McGill ‘85 Edward & Cheryl McGonigal Patrick & Geri McKenna John & Ruth McLeay Mike & Cathy McNamara John & Kathleen Mitchell Steve & Susan Galvin Scholer ‘74 Nick & Susan Steier Jeff & Nancy Tiedeman Bob & Nancy Townley Joe & Karla Townley Scott & Christine Vosik Jack Schmidt & Rita Watson ‘64 John & Lori Woodruff Terry & Mary Sova Zach ‘76

Patron Party Underwriting

Silent Auction Underwriting

Joe & Rose Nolan Byam ‘70 Bob & Julie Cusick Jay & Laura Doll Ron & Madalyn Gartlan Matt & Ann Kubat George & Jill Morrissey Jim & Rochelle Mullen John & Susie Kenney Nelson ‘87 Jeff & Mari Reeder Rensch ‘80 Tom & Therese Rudersdorf Rob & Dede Salerno Brian & Susan Ward Shoemaker ‘81

Canine Waste Removal Mary Carlisle-Novacek ‘82 Jeff & Sheila Garvey Jeff & Dawn Gross Mark & Michele Nuschy Jarzynka ‘83 Anne Ellis McMeen ‘89

Physicians Underwriting John & Kimberly Apker Patrick & Sandy Baumberger Doug & Karen Brouillette Sam Cohen Jenny Cyr A. David & Elizabeth Mahoney Davis ‘93 Robert & Grace Davis Edward & Kimberley Drobny Timothy & Annette Griffin Gross Iwersen Kratochvil & Klein, PC Russell & Cynthia Hopp Bill & Kathy Zender Jurgensen ‘75 Chris & Jillyn Kratochvil

In Kind Donors Alpha Rentals – Videos Inc. Arby’s Panda Catering Creations Curzon Promotional D & D Communications e/g Integrated Elman & Co. Flowerama Heartland Scenic Studio Johnson Brothers Distributing Macrae Productions MCL Construction Pepperjax Grill Pepsico Physicians Mutual Print Shop Renze Display

Accountants Underwriting Ted & Sue Grennan Mike & Alisa James Ron & Amy Nebbia Mark & Ursula Treinen Greg & Karen Van Dyke Mark & Karen Warner

Attorneys Underwriting Gary & Ellen Batenhorst Tom & Marianne Culhane Mark & Linda Hermanek Daly ‘67 Dan & Rita Dolan Vilia Drazdys ‘85 Marcia Dwyer David & Anna Jones Goeschel ‘00 Pat Kennison & Mary Higgins ‘69 Mike & Lauren Hupp

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THE MARIAN SOCIETY Tal† & Mary Joy Anderson* Lisa Anderson ’84* Anonymous* Richard† & Alice Birkel†* Richard & Jeannette Bolamperti Kevin & Lauri Bousema Brad & Shannan Neppl Brommer ’81* Richard Burbach Msgr. James Cain†* Ann Cannon ’77 Dick & Mary Jo Coffey Andrew & Michaela Clifford Comstock ’96 Chris Arkwright Connor ’66

Thomas Kildee & Mary Lynn Coyle ’66* Jenny Cyr* John A. Edney* Cheryll Galvin ’73* Jim & Anne Greisch William Harvey Family Trust* Jim & Mary Strom Hawkins ’69* Dottie Higgins Pat Kennison & Mary Higgins ’69 Mike & Cathy Cavel Hinrichs ’69* Sarah Jank ’01 Bette Naughton Kathol* Elizabeth Kish* Paul & Mary† LaGreek

Dan & Kathy Kassmeier Lanphier ’81 Meridith Chevalier Lee ’66 Tom & Nancy Lund* Robert† & Dorothy† Matt* Jeannette Maxwell Susan Maxwell ’84 Tom & Mary Kay Wingender McCarthy ’75* Michael & Mary McCawley* Alex & Kathy McPherson* Sue Lindsey Mickey ’69 Dennis & Ellin Murphy Bill Nolan Bill & Jean O’Connor*

Sean & Angie Anderson Quinn ’87 Jim & Jeri Deras Regan ’72* James† & Kathy Fuerniss Say* Jim & Terry Scholten* Kathy Bast Tocco ’61 Michael & Susan Russell Toohey ’82 Mark & Trish Weber James† & Mary Ann Williams* Doug & Elaine Wilwerding * Charter Members

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Recognizing gifts made between June 1, 2014 and May 31, 2015.

Greg & Kaitlin O’Hara Ahart ‘05 Tim & Pattie McCormick Ahlgren ‘84 Mike & Mary Mayberger Ambrose ‘78 Lisa Anderson ‘84 Mary Joy Anderson Anonymous Larry & Deb Arkfeld The Baer Foundation Kathy Egan Balwanz ‘65 Marty & Joan Norman Becker ‘76 Eric & Barbara Tritz Beissert ‘84 Don & Valerie Bellino Dick & Pam Berry Kathy Majorek Bordoley ‘65 Greg & Kathy Fucinaro Boulay ‘79 Dave & Kelly Decker Brakenhoff ‘84 Jon & Beth Houlihan Burke ‘99 Felix & Peggy Barmettler Carbullido ‘84 Tom & Cheryl Cavel Connie Cavel ‘68 Michael & Jo Cavel Bob & Sue Cimino B. E. Colway ‘65 Tim & Janet Gilbert Cuddigan ‘70 Willem & Jackie Dvorak DeGroot ‘84 Mark & Michelle Procopio Delisi ‘74 Teresa Dennison ‘84 Dan & Jan Dudley Michael Dunn ‘99 Greg & Liz Laughlin Easley ‘70 Don & Anne Bernard Erftmier ‘85

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Richard & Karen Flatley Tom & Kathleen Franco Mike & Ann Schumacher Freestone ‘84 Toni Freilich Ron & Madalyn Gartlan John & Doreen Finochiaro Griffith ‘79 Barb Smith Haiduck ‘65 Tim & Silvia Marks Hanrahan ‘65 Fran Harrison & Gina Harper-Harrison Kelly & Kim Penry Harrison ‘84 Margaret Houston Hayford ‘65 Leonard & Rose Falcone Heavican ‘65 Cheryl Heinrichs ‘84 Cathy Grasso High ‘65 Mike & Cathy Cavel Hinrichs ‘69 Rob & Julie Lund Hockney ‘95 Juliann Hoefer ‘84 Anne Houlihan Hon. Douglas & Mary Johnson Eileen Snead Justus ‘64 Robert & Susan Juza Chris & Marsha Kalkowski Patrick & Kathleen Kurzak Kaufman ‘84 Joseph & Catherine Kelly Bob & Marcia Koory Pat Langer Krause ‘65 Bob & Kim Kropp Mary Alter Kruse ‘65 Paul & Mary† LaGreek ‘68 Stephen & Maggie Lanspa Les & Phyllis Lawless

John & Mary Claire Lee Jim & Regina Lehnhoff Michael & Suzanne Stryker Macaulay ‘00 Bill Honke & Molly Maguire Patrick & Anne Mahoney Mike & Maureen Boyle Manganaro ‘84 Michael & Debbie Dugan Marcil ‘84 Nick & Marie Good Matuella ‘84 Mike & Nancy Kirchofer McCarthy ‘69 Pat McGovern ‘65 MCL Construction Alex & Kathy McPherson Sr. Peggy Miller, OSM ‘65 John & Kathleen Mitchell John & Mary Ann Pflepsen Montgomery ‘65 Tim & Pam Mortenson Robert & Jan Morrissey Motl ‘65 Mark & Julie Sullivan Mowat ‘85 Kelly Mundt ‘84 Dennis & Ellin Murphy William & Judy Andersen Neal ‘67 Ron & Amy Nebbia Bruce & Debbie Nelsen Doug & Rachel Pullum Nelsen ‘99 John & Susie Kenney Nelson ‘87 Cameron & Donna George Northouse ‘65 Patrick & Julie O’Doherty Rich & Kelly Hays Orsi ‘84 Mike & Kathleen Spethman Pallesen ‘84

Gary & Cassandra Pietrok Bill & Joanne Petersen Poppleton ‘84 Tom & Lori Harrington Pritchard ‘84 Andrew & Nicky Hillebrandt Rainbolt ‘98 Mike & Renee Blankenau Rock ‘84 Lisa Hult Roth ‘95 Joan Willenburg Rourke ‘65 Julie Samson ‘75 Martin & Judy Scheer Tom & Donna Schroeder John & Mary Hendrix Schuele ‘82 Joe & Diane Schwaller Richard & Mary Scott Security National Bank Bret & Pam Gradoville Simon ‘84 John & Mary Macaitis Simon ‘84 Bob & Jane Slezak Liz Bruening Smith ‘99 Jeff & Angie Snyder Tim & Emily Bauman Tiensvold ‘99 Julie Wiltrakis Tipps ‘64 Richard & Holly Lynch Tiwald ‘84 Michael & Susan Russell Toohey ‘82 Mark & Ursula Treinen Roman & Vera Uhing Brian & Anjna Ramachandran Valenzuela ‘84 Joe & Carla Procopio Vetro ‘84 Joan Welch ‘84 Ron & Pauline Wilwerding Wayne & Heather Young

LIFETIME GIVING

Marian teaches six Core Values inspired by the Servants of Mary, our sponsoring order.

These Core Values are reflected in the halls, the classroom, during competition—athletic, artistic, and academic—and at home.

Individuals who have committed their resources to Marian in the amount of $50,000 and more during their lifetime are recognized in the giving circles below, which are each named after one of these important values.

(Please note that giving levels reflect cash contributions that have been received before May 31, 2015 under special projects and campaigns. Outstanding pledges and raffle ticket purchases are not reflected in the total.)

Marian Identity

Compassion

Community

$1,000,000 and more

$100,000 - $249,999

$50,000 - $99,000

Tal† & Mary Joy Anderson Doug & Elaine Wilwerding

Anonymous The Baer Foundation Richard & Jeannette Bolamperti Ron & Shirley Burns Msgr. James Cain† Don & Joan Cimpl Dr. C.C. & Mabel L. Criss Memorial Foundation Bill† & Mary Jo Ellis Ron & Madalyn Gartlan and Natalie Gartlan ‘98 Bill & Kathy Edick Gerber ‘77 Jim & Anne Greisch Bill & Mary Katherine Helget Mark & Margaret Huber Patrick Kerrigan Deborah Macdonald Robert & Edith† Malone John & Ann Louise Micek Clifford Miller Charitable Foundation Richard† & Louise† Miller Dan & Laura Monen Chris & Betsy Murphy Tim† & Teddi Slattery Steve & Lori Stangl Union Pacific Matching Gifts Program Ron & Pauline Wilwerding

Anonymous (1) Dick & Pam Berry Kevin & Lauri Bousema Mark & Linda Hermanek Daly ‘67 Robert & Marcia Dwyer Roy Schroer & Jean Fidone-Schroer John & Carolyn Gehring Steve Martin & Amy Haddad ‘71 Dave & Bette Harken Carolyn Harper Fran Harrison & Gina Harper-Harrison William† & MJ Harvey Jim & Mary Strom Hawkins ‘69 Pat Kennison & Mary Higgins ‘69 Harry† & Helen Jenkins Kiewit Corporation Jim Kineen John & Renee Kizer Mark & Vickey Thayer Kleinsmith Jim & Virginia Kurzak Mark & Ann Lavin Mike & Suzie Lawler Irene & Joseph Malek Charitable Trust Tom & Mary Kay Wingender McCarthy ‘75 John & Roalene Redland McCarthy Thomas & Barbara McCusker

Empowerment $750,000 - $999,999 Lozier Foundation

Service $500,000 - $749,999 Archdiocese of Omaha

Spirituality $250,000 - $499,999 Anonymous (3) John A. Edney Dick & Maureen Jenkins Kizer ‘69 Mike & Nancy Kirchofer McCarthy ‘69 MCL Construction Pete & Jeri Piechoski Scott Robertson & Gail WernerRobertson Terry & Mary Sova Zach ‘76

Dennis & Ellin Murphy Patricia A. Naylon† Estate John & Kim Neppl Tom & Janet Nichting Joe & Kathy O’Connor Gary & Cassandra Pietrok Floris Renk† Steve & Kate Schiller John & Mary Hendrix Schuele ’82 Security National Bank Terry & Kathy Sibbernsen Bob & Jane Slezak Thomas & Jayne Soener Aldo & Liz Tesi James & Mary Theisen Peter† & Annette Townley Mark & Ursula Treinen Herman & Ellen Weist Dennis & Patty Greco Wiederholt ‘70 Tim Higgins & Patty Zieg ‘67

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YOUR GIFTS Memorial Kevin Amick John Barr John Bendon Bob Berigan Carole York Betzelberger ’60 Joseph Brudney Lori Budd Ashley Carter ‘03 Mary Cavel Barbara Dudley Rosemary Dunn Joan Ficenec Jack Gallager Norma Gamache Susan Gensichen Joyce Goaley Jerry Grote Paula Haddad Ann Chandler Hancock ‘63 Connie Anthone Hasterlo ’81 Anthony LaGreca Delores Lang Sommer LeBron ’04 John Martin Alice McGowan Mary Grieb Murray ’80 Maureen Hinchey Nuschy ‘61 Robert O’Brien Dorothy Pattavina Jeanne Peters Ann Marie Ruth Petersen ’84 Bette Rudloff Chuck Rush Patricia Morris Stefanick ’69 Walter Steffensmeier Patricia Thayer Betty Tondl Ken Treinen Daniel Wagner Barbara Good Wall ’64 Lee Warneke John MacRae “Mac” Williams Colleen Zender

Tributes Elizabeth Erftmier ‘14 Bill & Kathy Edick Gerber ‘77 Amy Haddad ‘71 Mary Higgins ‘69 Lindy Rudloff Jacobsen ‘73 Katie Shillito Larson ‘98 Cindy Rudloff Lebeda ‘72 Korie Lebeda ‘05 Erin Shillito McGrath ‘03 Alyssa Meisenbach ‘19 Kari Rudloff Meisenbach ‘83

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Nicole Meisenbach ‘14 Jim Miller Jeff & Holly Morgan ‘75 Cleo Lamoureux Murphy ‘68 Sherri Rudloff Petersen ‘81 Geri Rudloff ‘79 Olivia Rudloff ‘19 Kim Rudloff Shillito ‘75 Kristen Lebeda Svehla ‘98 Kylie Lebeda Voorhees ‘00

Anna Cook ‘18 John & Elaine Boyce

Emily Folts ‘18 Richard & Maryanna Hergenrader

Kayla Coughlin ‘18 Carol Coughlin

Catherine Franco ‘18 Fred Franco

Alyssa Davis ‘15 Ron & Sue Echtenkamp

Mackenzie Freed ‘17 Ruth Freed Jo Ann Monahan

Kateri Determan ‘16 Thomas & Pamela Snodgrass Maria Determan ‘18 Thomas & Pamela Snodgrass

Grandparents’ Day

Claire Devereaux ‘17 Mike & Mary Wasko

Megan Anderson ‘17 Patrick & Peg O’Malley

Megan Doehner ‘18 George & Kathy Doehner

Sadie Andrews ‘18 Rosemary Andrews

Courtney Doherty ‘17 Doris Wagner

Rayna Bartling ‘18 Dean & Linda Fajen

Lauren Doherty ‘15 Doris Wagner

Kaitlyn Baysa ‘17 Norberto & Rosalina Baysa

Hannah Drazdys ‘15 Dennis & Marilyn Mailliard

Emily Bigelow ‘18 Gary & Sylvia Bohn

Abby Drobny ’15 Carol Tanga

Madison Blaine ‘17 Marguerite Blaine

Katie Drobny ’16 Carol Tanga

McKenzie Blaine ‘18 Marguerite Blaine

Eva Drzaic ‘16 Eleanor Drzaic

Sarah Bohnenkamp ‘15 Donna Krysl

Madison Duncan ‘16 John & Ann Duncan

Courtney Boisen ‘18 Betty Dickson

Erica Dunham ‘15 George & Karen Miller

Grace Bradford ‘15 Joan Kayton

Cameryn Dunn ‘18 Don & Marcidene Benning

Emma Buso ‘18 Duff & Vicki Buso Jo Fox

Maggie Dunn ’17 Joyce Nilius

Tyra Carstens ‘18 Robert Carstens Taylor Carter ‘17 Mary Carter Leah Cerny ‘15 Mick & Barb Bennett Megan Cerny ‘17 Mick & Barb Bennett Kylie Champion ‘18 Jim & Jean Watson Emily Cheloha ‘16 Ken & Pat Cheloha Emily Coniglio ‘17 Luke & Shirley Coniglio

Elise Duryea ‘16 Cecil & Polly Duryea Madison Dushan ‘16 Joe & Terry Dushan Sarah Englert ‘17 Nick & Pat Nelson Samantha Fabian ‘18 Rosie Alcaraz Emma Farhart ‘18 Anita Lebron Lucy Fishburn ‘17 Dan & Carolyn Fishburn Molly Fisher ‘16 Mike & Jocile Fisher

Hayley Golden ‘18 Patricia Golden Madison Golden ‘16 Patricia Golden Izabela Gonzalez ‘18 Manuel & Annie Gonzalez Devon Gottsch ‘16 Ken & Ann Johnson Mallory Grote ‘17 Jim & Cheryl Petrig Delaney Gunn ‘18 Pete & Santa Gunn Jim & Mary Lou Maynes Grace Gustafson ‘17 Don & Helen Gustafson Indiga Hadford ‘15 Jim & Karen Kaczmarek Naeleah Hadford ‘17 Jim & Karen Kaczmarek Megan Hagge ‘17 Bob & Elaine Neid Julia Hautzinger ‘17 Ellen Neary Madeline Helm ‘17 Ralph Dove & Maggie Grace Grace Hern ‘18 Matthew & Norma Goltl Bella Herrera ’16 Robert & Kathy Findley Sofia Herrera ‘18 Robert & Kathy Findley Audrey Hertel ‘18 Clarence & Anna Mae Eikmeier Shannon Hertel ‘16 Clarence & Anna Mae Eikmeier Katie Hickey ’15 Jerry & Dee Hickey Mary Hilton ‘15 Phyllis Hilton Morgan Hodges ‘18 Sally Hodges

Morgan Hove ‘17 Jim & Joan Swan

Molly Kuehl ‘16 Bernard & Joanne Lapke

Elizabeth McKenzie ‘17 Sally McKenzie

Courtney O’Brien ‘17 Dan & Jane James

Lauren Isenberg ‘18 Robert & Donna Isenberg

Molly LaFave ‘15 Phil & Joan Weber

Michaela McLeay ‘17 Don & Sandy Johnson

Tara O’Brien ‘18 Elizabeth O’Brien

Claire Janecek ‘17 Justin & Mary Janecek

Alexandra Lager ‘16 Clare Lager

Sarah McMeen ‘17 Mary Jo Ellis

Katherine Pallesen ‘15 Lorraine Pallesen

Caroline Johnson ‘18 Carolyn Sampson

Mia LaHood ‘17 Tom & Jane LaHood Anna Mae Vogltanz

Haley Mick ‘16 Larry & Glenda Kalina

Cassie Palmer ’18 Jeanette Heyden Jerry Palmer

Rachel Johnson ‘17 Terry & Karen Johnson Cassidy Jorgensen ‘18 Ron Jorgensen Abbie Kaipust ’18 Chuck & Ellen Kaipust Katie Kaipust ’17 Chuck & Ellen Kaipust Haley Keenan ‘17 Jack & Jan Jackson Claire Kilborn ‘17 Paul & Bev Kilborn Anna Kirby ‘17 Anne Mitchell Jo Ann Monahan Kaci Kirchhoefer ‘18 Tom & Danna Mosser Emily Kleinschmit ‘17 Dwight & Marni Splitt Ally Kmiecik ’16 Richard & Jackie Kmiecik Abigail Knapton ‘16 Stan & Carolyn Knapton Frank & Nettie Kokoczka Sydney Knight ‘18 Pat Knight Libby Knudsen ’18 Dan & Pat Schekirke Kristine Krager ‘17 John & Betty Krager Mary Kubat ‘17 Charles & Karel Hinkle

Jenny Lanoha ’18 Connie Lanoha Julia Lanoha ‘15 Connie Lanoha Maren Lebens ‘15 Charlie Pape Kiera Leppert ‘17 Sherry Parcel Elizabeth Loschen ‘16 Darroll & Donna Loschen Lindsey Luellen ’17 Paul & Djel Brown Julia Madison ‘18 Paul & Marietta Blum Julia Manganaro ‘17 Jane Manganaro Richard & Leann Romero

Anna Marie Mikulicz ‘18 Ted & Barb Mikulicz Molly Miller ‘18 Millard & Sherrill Blach Maddie Mingo ’17 Joey Pedersen Sydney Monahan ‘17 Jo Ann Monahan Allison Monzu ‘18 Skip & Karen Stevens Julie Moritz ‘15 Tom & Lucile Fortune Brenna Morris ‘17 Sara Morris Allison Morrissey ‘17 Al & Gayle Backes Grace Mortenson ‘17 Bob & Bette Mercier

Mary Katherine Martin ‘18 John & Diane Mosher Richard & Mary Clemens

Hannah Mueller ‘16 Gary & Arlene Heine

Maia Martinez-Goodwin ‘18 Arthur & Helen Martinez

Bridget Mulhall ‘15 Maureen Mulhall

Marissa Martinez-Goodwin ‘18 Arthur & Helen Martinez

Mary Kate Mulhall ‘16 Maureen Mulhall

Lauren Mayer ‘17 Rob & Cyndi Mayer Joe & Carol Weber

Maggie Mullen ’18 John & Carol Mullen

Kellie McCormick ‘15 Phil & Pat Knerl Maren McGuire ‘16 Ellie Piskorski

Sarah Mullen ‘15 John & Carol Mullen

Elise Pape ‘16 Charlie Pape Emily Pape ‘16 Charlie Pape Claire Pelan ‘17 Ted & Jean Crouchley Kate Petersen ‘16 Lyle & Jane Petersen Susana Pettis ‘17 Madelyn Pettis Kaitlyn Pfannenstiel ‘16 Ernie & Carol Pfannenstiel Ellie Pink ‘17 Gary & Deborah Erhart Pink ’69 Emma Pink ‘16 Gary & Deborah Erhart Pink ’69 Madeline Robertson ‘18 Ginger Morelock Warren Robertson Katherine Ruffalo ‘16 Bob & Lucy Ruffalo Megan Rutten ‘18 Grant & Sharon Hrabovsky Hailie Rydel ‘18 Ted & Deana Rydel Maria Sakowski ‘16 Kathleen Sakowski

Taylor Munchrath ‘15 Richard & Joan Munchrath

Marissa Schliesman ‘15 Yvonne Doss Bern & Teresa Schliesman

Savannah Nichols ‘16 Diane Kelly

Teresa Schmidt ‘15 Bob Griffith

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Sydney Schumacher ‘18 D. G. & Theresa Schumacher Brianne Sedlacek ‘17 Carl & Helene Soby Emma Shoemaker ‘17 Frances Ward Meg Shonsey ’15 Kay Christian Madison Shramek ‘15 Janice Ratigan Megan Smith ‘15 Joan Smith Mia Soulliere ‘18 Pat Anderson Abigail Speer ‘18 Brad & Louise Speer Michaela Steier ‘18 Maurice & Marian Steier Rachael Steier ‘16 Maurice & Marian Steier Anna Stienke ‘16 Charles & Charlotte Bohlin Josie Stoessel ’17 Nancy Folkerts Kellie Stoessel ‘17 Nancy Folkerts Sierra Strattan ‘16 Jane Strattan Kelly Straub ‘17 Richard & Victoria Kusmierski Julia Tatten ‘15 John & Phyllis Comerford Jean Tatten Laura Tatten ‘17 John & Phyllis Comerford Jean Tatten Allison Thelen ‘17 Duane & Joyce Thelen Delaney Thomas ‘16 Pat & Fran Thomas Addison Thonen ‘15 James & Kathleen Curnyn Macy Thonen ‘17 James & Kathleen Curnyn Margaret Tolley ‘17 Dan & Rosemary O’Connor Carolyn Tolley Mary Townley ‘16 Bob & Nancy Townley

Audrey Wagoner ‘17 Bernadette Wagoner

Anderson Family Endowed Scholarship

Hannah Walz ‘16 Tom & Barbara Dowd

Bozell & Jacobs Scholarship

Lauren Warner ‘15 Carolyn Haefner

Herman & Helen Brodersen Memorial Scholarship

Brighid Welchans ‘16 Walt & Rita Hower Emily Welchans ‘15 Walt & Rita Hower Rachel Weremy ‘17 Regina Weremy Katie White ’15 Jim & Jane Chase Emmy Witzenburg ’16 Dan & Rita Dolan

Florence & Errol Galt Memorial Scholarship Sr. Mary Eleanor Galt, O.S.M. Memorial Scholarship

Dr. & Mrs. Richard Bolamperti Scholarship Bremser Family Memorial Scholarship

Msgr. James Cain Memorial Scholarship Karen Burbach Chapman Memorial Scholarship Laura ’81 & Lisa ’86 Chapman Memorial Scholarship Dr. Steve Chartrand Memorial Scholarship ConAgra Foods Scholarship Dr. David Cyr Memorial Scholarship

Msgr. Robert Gass Memorial Scholarship Millie Grier Memorial Scholarship St. Mother Theodore Guerin Scholarship Agnes Hamilton Memorial Scholarship Hawkins Scholarship- Sr. Beatrice O’Meara, O.S.M. Hawkins Scholarship- Sr. Loyola Sheridan, O.S.M. Mary O. Helget Memorial Scholarship Eileen Honz ’76 Memorial Scholarship Jennifer Horacek ’88 Memorial Scholarship Huber Scholarship Morris E. Jacobs Memorial Scholarship

Howard & Dorothy Dietz Scholarship

Bernard Jaksich & Antonia Jaksich Memorial Scholarship

Edney Family Memorial Scholarship

Mary Katherine Wolfe ’17 Faye Hill

Ken & Ann Johnson Scholarship

Thomas L. Fitzpatrick Memorial Scholarship

Sr. Imelda Kirkey, O.S.M. Scholarship

Audrey Yost ‘18 Charles & Mary Lou Diers

Sr. Carolyn Foley, O.S.M. Tribute Scholarship

Meredith Zielie ‘17 Cathy Creath

Lizzy Van Dyke ’15 Dick & Joan Van Dyke

Allison Zuerlein ‘16 Stella Mihulka

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Endowed Scholarship

Rachel Walet ‘17 Bill & Kathy Anderson

Megan Valenzuela ‘18 Paul & Lilly Ramachandran

Anna Vasko ‘15 Rudy & JoAnn Vasko

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Faith Vinton ‘16 Charlie & Theresa Gotch

Sr. Dorothea Foley, O.S.M. Memorial Scholarship LaVergne & LaVerne Foley Memorial Scholarship Diane Schaefer Fonda Scholarship Gilbert Gadzikowski Family Scholarship

Elizabeth Kish Scholarship The Joseph & Blanche Kish Memorial Scholarship Mary & Bridget Klein Scholarship Ellen Knox ’98 Memorial Scholarship Kathleen ’84, Anne ’88 & Mary Beth ’92 Kurzak Scholarship Deborah A. Macdonald Scholarship Elliott & Eugenia Malick Memorial Scholarship

Sr. Jeanne Malick, O.S.M. Memorial Scholarship

Herbert & Adelene Sampson Memorial Scholarship

Thelma M. Landstrom Scholarship

Kathleen Mary Malone ’69 Memorial Scholarship

Scribante Scholarship

Marian Children’s Scholarship Fund (CSF) Scholarship

Marian Alumnae Scholarship

Sr. Marian Sitzmann, O.S.M. Memorial Scholarship

Marian Awareness Scholarship Marian Endowed Scholarship Marian Teachers’ Scholarship Dan & Karen Martens Scholarship Dorothy & Bob Matt Scholarship Clifford J. Miller Trust Memorial Scholarship

Servants of Mary Scholarship

Sr. Mary Marcella Sitzmann, O.S.M. Memorial Scholarship Lloyd Skinner Family Memorial Scholarship Nancy Skinner Scholarship Casey Smith Memorial Scholarship

Richard & Louise Miller Memorial Scholarship

Spirit of ’81 Class Memorial Scholarship

Jack & Madeleine Moore Scholarship

John Sullivan Memorial Scholarship

Shana Morris ’91 Memorial Scholarship

Barbara Troyer Memorial Scholarship

Mary Ann ’83 & Kathleen ’82 Morrison Scholarship

Sister M. Suzanne Vandenheede, O.S.M. Scholarship

Gifts in Kind

Lozier Tuition Grant

Marian Legacy Scholarship Marian Moms Volunteer Program Scholarship Omaha Archdiocesan Educational Foundation Tuition Assistance (OAEF)

Kris Miller Bope ’82 James & Mary Theisen John & Sue Thomas Stephen & Mary Thomas

Matching Gifts

The St. Margaret Mary Alum Scholarship St. Margaret Mary Guild Scholarship

American Century Investments American Express Foundation

Restricted Gifts

The Ameriprise Financial Advisor Gift Matching Program Anchor Capital Advisors LLC

Mary Joy Anderson

BlueCross/BlueShield of Nebraska

Scott & Mary Carollo

Patrick Morrow Memorial Scholarship

Sr. Adolorata Watson, O.S.M. Memorial Scholarship

Boeing

John Leo & Maude Mullen Memorial Scholarship

Emma Jane & Frank L. Weideman, Sr. Memorial Scholarship

Ed & Jennifer Dudley

The Bon Ton Stores Foundation

Jim & Tricia Elliston

BP Matching Funds Program

Anne Katherine Murphy ’09 Scholarship

Patricia M. ’70 & Dennis L. Wiederholt Scholarship

Ram & Adriana Hingorani

EOG Resources, Inc.

Irene & Joseph Malek Charitable Trust

Exelon Corporation

Joseph F. & Helen Clare Murphy Family Scholarship

Mary Caggiano Witt ’78 Memorial Scholarship

Ron & Amy Nebbia

Microsoft Matching Gifts Program

Sean & Angie Anderson Quinn ’87

Mary Dietz Zezulak ’68 Memorial Scholarship

Mutual of Omaha Co.

Peggy M. Helget Nolan ’72 Memorial Scholarship

Joe & Bonnie Shea

Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc.

Tiger Tom’s

Pitney Bowes

Maureen Gotch Vinton ’78

Raytheon Corporation

Tom & Cindy Witt

Saint-Gobain Corporation Foundation

Terry & Mary Sova Zach ’76

TransCanada

Frank & Mary Petersen Scholarship Stephen Powers & Heather Powers ’92 Scholarship

Restricted Scholarship

Premier Bank Scholarship Floris J. & Arthur J. Renk Memorial Scholarship

Archdiocesan Annual Appeal Scholarship

Union Pacific Corporation

Cady Reynolds ’09 Memorial Scholarship

Black Student Catholic Scholarship Fund

Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program

Anne Caldwell Russell Memorial Scholarship

Marie Guyot Leadership Scholarship

U.S. Bancorp Foundation

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