Carthaginian Fall 2015

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C ARTHAGINIAN A MAGAZINE FOR ALUMNI AND FRIENDS OF CARTHAGE COLLEGE

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Illuminating the Pathway to Prominence $35 million fundraising effort targets four key priorities, starting with Science Center

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Upcoming Events December 4-6

January 16

January 29

March 4 - 12

Christmas Festival

Alumni Event: Basketball and Pizza Night Tarble Arena

Seniors in the City Career Services and Alumni Relations Networking Event Chicago and Milwaukee

Carthage Theatre Presents New Play Initiative ‘The Breath of Stars’

January 9 Alumni Theatre Event: Broadway’s ‘NEWSIES’ Marcus Center, Milwaukee

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2015 DONOR HONOR ROLL

Male Nurses’ Rise | Magical New Faculty Outswimming Cancer

April 30 Beacon Awards

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More than 90% of Carthage students receive financial aid.

The Carthage Fund Support the Carthage Fund.

The Carthage Fund provides for a wide range of critical areas, including essential financial aid to students.

Carthage has launched the public phase of a $35 million fundraising campaign to position the College as a regional and national model.

The Science Center

The Carthage Fund

Internships and Experiential Learning

Endowed Scholarships

Our excellence in the natural sciences demands a facility to match.

Internships are a critical component of a student’s education in an increasingly competitive job market.

The Carthage Fund provides operational support for critical areas of campus, including financial aid, athletics, the arts, and undergraduate research.

Scholarships provide access to deserving students who otherwise would not be able to take advantage of a Carthage education.

Visit the campaign site to see how investing in these areas will open new doors of opportunity for the next generation of leaders.

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IN THIS ISSUE Feature Articles

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Guys in Scrubs First Carthage nursing class illustrates rise of men in historically female profession

The Campaign for Carthage College launches four-pronged, $35 million fundraising initiative to seize an unprecedented opportunity — beginning with the stunning new Science Center

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Tragic Inspiration

Family remembers patriarch by establishing neuroscience scholarship

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Report on Giving Special section recognizes the generous support of contributors between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015

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IN THIS ISSUE Departments

THE CARTHAGINIAN Volume 95, Number 1

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Faculty Notes

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On Campus

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Carthage College combines an environment of reflection and self-discovery with a culture of high expectation so our students uncover and ignite their true potential. A four-year, private liberal arts college with roots in the Lutheran tradition, the campus has a prime location in Kenosha. The campus, an 80-acre arboretum on the shore of Lake Michigan, is home to 150 scholars, 2,600 full-time students, and 400 part-time students.

Fifteen new professors include a professional magician, an Oscar winner, a former network TV producer, and a couple of cancer researchers.

Carthaginian Editorial Team

It’s going to take more than Matt Damon to get to Mars.

NASA enlists Carthage to help clear one obstacle.

Vice President for Communications

Dana Moore

Molly O’Shea Polk

Athletics

Contributing Writers

Her strength renewed, swimmer Esmeralda Perez ’17 is poised to blow cancer out of the water.

Managing Editor Mike Moore

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Design & Art Direction Johanna Heidorn ’13 Steve Janiak Kim King ’06

Alumni share milestones in their careers and families.

Photographers

Tom Applegarth Christopher Bennett Brittany Beyer Phil Burwell Steve Marovich Danelle Orange Emmy Schwerdt ’19 Tyler Strohl ’16 Elizabeth Young

Phil Burwell Brittney DeMik ’17 Daria Ekkert ’16 Johanna Heidorn ’13

In 1890, the atmosphere in science classes was electric, with the addition of a Triple-Plate Toepler-Holtz generator.

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Letter from the President

Chairman of the Board of Trustees

Pastor’s Message

David A. Straz Jr.

Notes from Lauren Hansen

President Gregory S. Woodward

Vice President for Institutional Advancement Evelyn Buchanan

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Four priorities we can all unite behind

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

What would YOU do?

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y guess is that you know Carthage pretty well, or you probably wouldn’t be reading this latest issue of the beautiful Carthaginian magazine.

As an alum, staff member, student, or friend, your experiences with the College have not only brought you close to our great institution, but also probably have brought you some intuitive thoughts about the future and well-being of the College from time to time.

If this is true, then I have a little exercise for you: Take a moment and imagine that you are the president of Carthage. (Have some fun — it is a great thing to be!)

Given your affection for the school, as you look to some important initiatives to move forward, the question is: What would YOU do?

Depending on your background, I can imagine some fun answers to this question; win a national championship, build a boardwalk on the lake, dig tunnels between all of the buildings — and heat them! Perhaps add a new degree — how about engineering?

Maybe air-condition all of the residence halls and construct a bridge over Alford Park Drive.

Well, in fact, all of those answers would be pretty good, and I would be very happy to pursue any or all of them. However, right now, at this time, what is needed to satisfy the present and to place the College on a purposeful path to a powerful future?

As president, your answers might have been one of these four ideas: 1. Complete the unbelievably great new Science Center wing in the David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Natural and Social Sciences and pay off the debt on this critical venture.

Good idea! The building is officially open and functioning at a high level, providing our students and faculty with world-class teaching and learning spaces.

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The reality is we are enjoying the space and we have to finish paying for it. Let’s get that over with so we can get started on our next campus project, improving our facilities in the fine arts, providing good space for our new nursing program, and creating a welcome center for the College.

2. Strive as hard as possible to continue to make Carthage an affordable choice for any family and admitted student.

I am proud of you for coming up with this one. Can we make this happen? Yes, we can. By growing our endowment for student scholarships, we can transform this dream into reality.

Carthage already provides an incredible amount of financial aid, mostly from our own annual operating budget. We need to very seriously build a funding base from our own investments and endowments to support ongoing and further scholarships.

This is critically important for the health of our institution and for the health of our nation.

Let’s get after this one, and hard.

3. Significantly enhance our services in career and job preparation and education, and create experiential learning options that are undeniably powerful in taking our students from graduation to career.

An education in the liberal arts, such as Carthage offers, has been proven, time and again, to be the most productive and powerful way to shape young lives and futures. We will never waver on that philosophy. Yet, I would bet that some of you have come up with this thought: What about the liberal arts with an added advantage?

What about professional preparation through the liberal arts? What if we hang on to what is great, yet build upon that base a varied set of strong programs and opportunities that

enable the tough transition from student to young professional?

Very good thinking, Ms. or Mr. President!

Internships, mentoring from alumni and professional partners, study abroad, undergraduate research, and a compelling thesis experience are all advantages that Carthage can provide for every student — advantages, remember, that sit on top of the strong traditional learning and growth that comes from a broad and deep liberal education.

You think this is the best of both worlds?

Well, so do I. 4. Encourage philanthropy for the annual operation of our amazing college.

For those of you who realize that the business plans of private liberal arts colleges are getting tighter and trickier, I want to thank you personally! Give yourself a hand.

Yes, we need to ensure that the College runs year in and year out in a stable and positive way, always looking to a sound future and the realization of one of the best college learning environments in the world. This ability to stay on course and even improve, as we are doing, is rare these days. Your attention to this reality is insightful and brave.

Good work, friends! Our little exercise has produced what we believe to be the four pillars of our Campaign for Carthage. With your help, and the help of your friends and associates, we can make all of these dreams come true.

Now, what will YOU do to help us?

Best wishes, Carthaginians!

Greg Woodward

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FACULTY NOTES

Updates on faculty and staff achievements

An Oscar-worthy cast From zebrafish to ‘Forrest Gump,’ new faculty have done it all If Provost David Garcia’s desk is sagging, it’s easy to understand why. This fall’s faculty additions bring resumes already bulging with accomplishments.

Besides advanced degrees, the 15 new full-time professors carry an eclectic blend of skills to class.

The group includes an Oscar winner, a magician, a former network TV producer, an options trader, and several others with promising lines of scientific research.

Samuel Alvarado Visiting Assistant Professor of Chemistry Professor Alvarado received a Ph.D. in chemistry from Iowa State University, where he investigated the role of chemical reactivity and bond strengths in the synthesis of colloidal semiconducting nanocrystals. He has played the cello since he was 10 years old and has visited 36 of the 50 states.

Lisa Anderson-Antle Visiting Assistant Professor of Nursing Besides teaching, Lisa Anderson-Antle has practiced in gerontological nursing. Continuing research she began through a NASA fellowship, Prof. Anderson-Antle is studying an existing light therapy as a potential treatment of osteoporosis.

Her work also examines ways to slow the progression of frailty in older adults, with the goal to reduce falls and prevent the need to place them in nursing homes.

Anthony Barnhart Assistant Professor of Physiological Science Professor Anthony Barnhart published research examining the processes underlying handwritten word perception. Prof. Barnhart is also a part-time professional magician and he has published a book

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Professor Anthony Barnhart, a professional magician, is one of 15 new full-time professors.

He uses magic tricks to illustrate psychological principles.

studying the connections between neuroscience and magic. His magic has won four national competitions and has been featured in national publications.

improve stroke patients’ recovery. Another, using mice as a model, examines the effect socialization has on the performance of someone with autism.

Prof. Cook-Snyder is also an avid cook.

Vertna Bradley

Angela Dassow

Assistant Professor of Communication and Digital Media

Visiting Assistant Professor of Biology

After graduating from film school, Professor Vertna Bradley began working as a producer/director for Time Warner, and she has since worked for NBC, ABC, and Fox. She has taught digital cinema and multimedia production, and her students have won several regional, state, and national digital cinema competitions. Prof. Bradley is forming an organization to create service-based film productions for nonprofits.

Denise Cook-Snyder Assistant Professor of Neuroscience Professor Denise Cook-Snyder studies how diseases work, in an effort to develop more effective drugs. One prong of that research studies how to

Professor Angela Dassow does computational analysis of animal vocalizations, exploring the connection to human linguistics. This work centers on white-handed gibbons but also includes cetaceans, bats, and songbirds. She spent several years as the head preparator and assistant curator of herpetology at a natural history museum.

Andrea Henle Assistant Professor of Biology Professor Andrea Henle’s experience includes a postdoctoral fellowship at MIT and teaching stints at Harvard University and Bard College in New York.

She studies how a type of eye cancer develops and progresses, using zebrafish as a model because their eyes and genetic makeup are similar to humans. A

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FACULTY NOTES

Faculty/Staff Notes patent she holds from graduate research at the Mayo Clinic has been licensed to a small biotech company for development as a possible vaccine to prevent breast cancer recurrence.

Rebecca Hornung Assistant Professor of Social Work Professor Rebecca Hornung was a practicing social worker for 13 years and has taught in social work education since 2003. While teaching at Warren Wilson College in North Carolina, she created a service-learning project with a local nonprofit, in which students gathered data by interviewing residents in a low-income community.

Perry Kivolowitz Assistant Professor of Computer Science Professor Perry Kivolowitz has co-founded five tech companies in computer graphics and visual effects. In 1996, he won an Academy Award® for scientific and technical achievement in filmmaking. His notable early work included “Forrest Gump” and “Titanic.”

He’s a partner in SilhouetteFX, a maker of software for 2-D to 3-D motion picture conversion and other functions. Prof. Kivolowitz joins Carthage after 10 years at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he was awarded the students’ trophy for excellence in teaching last May.

Deborah Masloski Assistant Professor of Music Professor Deborah Masloski is a pianist equally devoted to performing and teaching. She received a doctorate in piano performance from Northwestern University and a master’s degree from the Juilliard School. She has won competitions in the United States and abroad and is in demand as an accompanist.

Justin Miller Assistant Professor of Biology Professor Justin Miller came to Carthage as an adjunct professor in 2012. In his research, Prof. Miller aims to understand the neural circuitry of breathing and how various disease states affect chemical levels in the breathing centers of the brain — work he’ll continue through a fellowship at Milwaukee VA Medical Center.

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He’s also been a champion bodybuilder, adventure racer, beer-brewing instructor, and car restorer.

William Newcomb Assistant Professor of Theatre, Theatre Technical Director Professor William Newcomb holds a Master of Fine Arts in arts administration from Southern Utah University. He was assistant manager of the Milwaukee Repertory Theatre for two years before coming to Carthage part-time in 2009. Other credits include assistant production manager of the Utah Shakespearean Festival.

Andrea Ng’weshemi Associate Professor of Religion, Jerald C. Brauer Chair for Lutheran Studies Professor Andrea Ng’weshemi’s teaching and research interests intersect in the Christian theologies of Africa, Latin America, and Asia and the reinterpretation of traditional Lutheran themes for new contexts.

Originally from Tanzania, Prof. Ng’weshemi also analyzes the influence of traditional African religious and cultural practices on Christianity in sub-Saharan Africa.

Alan Sherbin Assistant Professor of Accounting and Finance Professor Alan Sherbin’s expertise comes on the investment side of finance, with an emphasis on options and futures. He’s founder of the Al on Options consulting firm and previously worked as director of research for Tastytrade, presenting studies on its Internet TV channel. He’s a published author who occasionally appears on Bloomberg TV and other networks.

Tian Tian Assistant Professor of Social Work Professor Tian Tian came to the United States in 2009 to pursue her Ph.D. in social work and completed it at the University of Utah. Before coming to Carthage, Prof. Tian worked with immigrant and refugee populations, as well as people with substance abuse issues. She also has experience as a school worker in China.

Thomas D. Carr, associate professor of biology, has obtained a publishing agreement with a university press to publish a description of a subadult T. rex as a book. He presented the results of this study at the annual meeting of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology in Dallas in fall 2015, where SVP recognized it as one of 10 featured talks to get special media attention.

Angela Dassow, visiting assistant professor of biology, participated in an educational outreach initiative, “Wild Tales from the Animal Kingdom,” led by the BBC. She described how to decipher the meaning behind animal vocalizations, using white-handed gibbons as an example.

Christian von Dehsen, professor of religion, presented a three-week course for Project Open, a nonprofit outreach program for seniors in New York city. Prof. von Dehsen spoke on the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls, beliefs and practices in the Essine community, and biblical interpretations.

Emily Leskinen, assistant professor of psychological science, published the paper “Gender Stereotyping and Harassment on the Job: A ‘Catch-22’ for Women in Organizations” in the journal Psychology, Public Policy, and Law, with two co-authors. She also was co-presenter of “Social Policy and Public Health Implications of HPV Vaccination Hesitancy” at the annual meeting of the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues in Washington in June.

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FACULTY NOTES

National seat amplifies College’s voice Reinforcing his intent to make Carthage’s voice heard in the national conversation, President Gregory S. Woodward has taken part in several major events this fall.

In October, he was among 30 invited college and university presidents who met with New York Times editors and reporters to discuss trends in higher education. The event is the highlight of a partnership between the media corporation and the Council of Independent Colleges’ Presidents Council, which elected President Woodward as its chair for 2016.

In another CIC proceeding the next day, he met with leaders of large foundations to learn about the types of projects they choose to support — specifically those promoting civic and community engagement. In turn, the foundations

are introduced to effective smaller schools that otherwise would be off their radar.

By invitation, President Woodward also attended an event at the White House in September. Several federal agencies sponsor the annual gathering, which asks institutions to commit to interfaith and community service programming as part of President Barack Obama’s Interfaith and Community Service Campus Challenge.

He and his wife, Penny, returned to Washington in late October for a reception at the Library of Congress, which celebrated U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan’s inauguration as speaker of the House of Representatives. The Woodwards were invited guests of Rep. Ryan, whose congressional district covers much of southeastern Wisconsin including the Carthage campus.

Faculty/Staff Notes Diane Levesque, assistant professor of art and director of the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art, was selected as a fellow with the Racine (Wisconsin) Art Museum. Prof. Levesque’s artwork will be on display at the gallery through November.

Kirk MacGregor, adjunct professor of religion, wrote a new book titled “Luis de Molina: The Life and Theology of the Founder of Middle Knowledge.” The book outlines the main contours of de Molina’s subtle and far-reaching philosophical theology.

Joy Nystrom Mast, professor of geography and earth science, presented her National Science Foundation-funded research on crown fires and insect epidemics at the World Congress of the International Association of Landscape Ecologists in July.

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Joseph McAlhany, associate professor of Great Ideas and classics and chair of the Classics Department, attended the National Endowment for the Humanities summer institute, “The Legacy of Ancient Italy: The Etruscans and Early Romans.”

He explored archaeological sites in northern Italy and Rome.

Dan Miller, professor of psychological science and neuroscience, attained Divemaster certification for scuba training. This allows him to be involved in the instruction of students in the exercise and sport science Scuba course. Prof. Miller also is now certified to lead dives and continue instructing novice student divers during an annual study tour to Central America.

Michael Murphy, educational media

Department, earned a Master of Education in instructional design and technology from West Texas A&M in January.

Corinne Ness, dean of the Division of Arts and Humanities, led a summer session in music theatre vocal techniques that was attended by faculty and students from the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, as part of Carthage’s partnership with the conservatory.

Mark Petering, associate professor of music, was commissioned to write a chamber orchestra work for the 25th anniversary of the Washington Island Music Festival in Door County, Wisconsin.

Prof. Petering will complete this work during a sabbatical in fall 2015, and the work will premiere in summer 2016.

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Patty Rieman, associate professor of education, became a certified trainer through Population Education, a national program that provides a curriculum and professional development for K-12 educators focused on human population issues.

Jeffrey Roberg, professor of political science, began his two-year term as president of the Interdisciplinary Environmental Association at the organization’s conference in Puerto Rico. Penny Seymoure, professor emerita of neuroscience and psychological science, was elected to the executive council.

Amareshwar Singh, associate professor of biology, announced that a research manuscript he prepared with student assistants Manar Mohammad ’16 and Richard Stauffer ’17 has been accepted for publication in the journal Anticancer Research. The manuscript is titled, “Novel Nanoscale Delivery Particles Encapsulated with Anticancer Drugs, All trans Retinoic Acid or Curcumin, Enhance Apoptosis in Lymphoma Cells Predominantly Expressing CD20 Antigen.”

Wenjie Sun, associate professor of geography and earth science, gave a presentation titled “Exploring the Spatial Patterns of Heart Disease and its Social and Environmental Risk Factors in U.S. Counties” at the Association of American Geographers annual conference in Chicago in April.

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The big question ... in search of answers My oldest daughter was away at camp for environmental education, so it was just the three of us at home on a Thursday evening. We were starting the process of cleaning up from an evening of homework, a few games, and some coloring when my youngest daughter, who is in third grade, asked a big question in the form of a statement.

“What I don’t get is why it is called a fourhead,” she said.

We laughed out loud and then had a discussion (which I’m sure she thought was too long) about four, fore and for. What I love is that she is on the journey of trying to understand the world we live in. She is making statements and asking questions as a part of the journey. She is her way to deeper understandings, which most likely will lead to more questions.

For 10 days in October, the Center for Faith and Spirituality, Diversity Center, Religion Department, and A. W. Clausen Center for World Business sponsored a photo exhibition called “A Peace of My Mind.” More than 50 panels were spread throughout campus, with pictures and statements from a wide variety of people explaining what peace means to them. The people were diverse in age, race, religion, political views, occupation, sexual orientation, economic status, and life experience.

The opening next of the exhibition, the curator of the show, John Noltner, joined us for what we hope will be the first of many dinners where we gather around to ask big questions about important words. The focus of this dinner was peace. What does peace mean to you? Where have you seen peace at work? How can you be a part of bringing peace into the world, your home, your workplace?

What do your faith and your beliefs say about peace? How do you find inner peace? So many questions, and not enough time at one meal to answer all of them.

Yet it was enough time to start the ball rolling for us to learn, at Carthage, how to have civil conversation about important issues. It was time

for us to practice asking the big questions and listening to others who may think differently on this topic, as we all search for answers.

With so many big questions out there, sometimes it can feel overwhelming to think about them all. What does it mean to be human? What is love? Is there a God? Where is God in the pain of the world? Can I be a scientist and believe in God? Why all this violence? What is the value of work?

What does success look like? Who am I? What are my gifts? What is my calling? These are just a few of the questions that are important in my work as the campus pastor at Carthage.

This is just the tip of the iceberg. And, in each discipline of study and administrative office, there are more big questions than I can comprehend being asked every day.

Humanity has been asking the same questions for thousands of years, and it can be frustrating that it still doesn’t seem that we have found the answers or the willpower to live the answers we have found.

Yet we must continue to ask these big questions and search for answers today so we are not pulled apart. We must continue on this journey together.

So, what big questions do you need to discuss with your family or friends? What type of dinner dialogues are you willing to have? Maybe you can start with simpler questions — for example, “Why is it called a fourhead?” — as a way to build some trust before diving into the deeper and more challenging questions of meaning and purpose.

Ask. Talk. Listen. Learn. You may find you grow in faith, love, understanding and more. And you will definitely have more big questions to ask.

Peace and love,

Rev. Kara Baylor Campus Pastor

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Patty Rieman, associate professor of education, became a certified trainer through Population Education, a national program that provides a curriculum and professional development for K-12 educators focused on human population issues.

Jeffrey Roberg, professor of political science, began his two-year term as president of the Interdisciplinary Environmental Association at the organization’s conference in Puerto Rico. Penny Seymoure, professor emerita of neuroscience and psychological science, was elected to the executive council.

Amareshwar Singh, associate professor of biology, announced that a research manuscript he prepared with student assistants Manar Mohammad ’16 and Richard Stauffer ’17 has been accepted for publication in the journal Anticancer Research. The manuscript is titled, “Novel Nanoscale Delivery Particles Encapsulated with Anticancer Drugs, All trans Retinoic Acid or Curcumin, Enhance Apoptosis in Lymphoma Cells Predominantly Expressing CD20 Antigen.”

Wenjie Sun, associate professor of geography and earth science, gave a presentation titled “Exploring the Spatial Patterns of Heart Disease and its Social and Environmental Risk Factors in U.S. Counties” at the Association of American Geographers annual conference in Chicago in April.

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The big question ... in search of answers My oldest daughter was away at camp for environmental education, so it was just the three of us at home on a Thursday evening. We were starting the process of cleaning up from an evening of homework, a few games, and some coloring when my youngest daughter, who is in third grade, asked a big question in the form of a statement.

“What I don’t get is why it is called a fourhead,” she said.

We laughed out loud and then had a discussion (which I’m sure she thought was too long) about four, fore and for. What I love is that she is on the journey of trying to understand the world we live in. She is making statements and asking questions as a part of the journey. She is her way to deeper understandings, which most likely will lead to more questions.

For 10 days in October, the Center for Faith and Spirituality, Diversity Center, Religion Department, and A. W. Clausen Center for World Business sponsored a photo exhibition called “A Peace of My Mind.” More than 50 panels were spread throughout campus, with pictures and statements from a wide variety of people explaining what peace means to them. The people were diverse in age, race, religion, political views, occupation, sexual orientation, economic status, and life experience.

The opening night of the exhibition, the curator of the show, John Noltner, joined us for what we hope will be the first of many dinners where we gather around to ask big questions about important words. The focus of this dinner was peace. What does peace mean to you? Where have you seen peace at work? How can you be a part of bringing peace into the world, your home, your workplace?

What do your faith and your beliefs say about peace? How do you find inner peace? So many questions, and not enough time at one meal to answer all of them.

Yet it was enough time to start the ball rolling for us to learn, at Carthage, how to have civil conversation about important issues. It was time

for us to practice asking the big questions and listening to others who may think differently on this topic, as we all search for answers.

With so many big questions out there, sometimes it can feel overwhelming to think about them all. What does it mean to be human? What is love? Is there a God? Where is God in the pain of the world? Can I be a scientist and believe in God? Why all this violence? What is the value of work?

What does success look like? Who am I? What are my gifts? What is my calling? These are just a few of the questions that are important in my work as the campus pastor at Carthage.

This is just the tip of the iceberg. And, in each discipline of study and administrative office, there are more big questions than I can comprehend being asked every day.

Humanity has been asking the same questions for thousands of years, and it can be frustrating that it still doesn’t seem that we have found the answers or the willpower to live the answers we have found.

Yet we must continue to ask these big questions and search for answers today so we are not pulled apart. We must continue on this journey together.

So, what big questions do you need to discuss with your family or friends? What type of dinner dialogues are you willing to have? Maybe you can start with simpler questions — for example, “Why is it called a fourhead?” — as a way to build some trust before diving into the deeper and more challenging questions of meaning and purpose.

Ask. Talk. Listen. Learn. You may find you grow in faith, love, understanding and more. And you will definitely have more big questions to ask.

Peace and love,

Rev. Kara Baylor Campus Pastor

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ON CAMPUS

A glimpse of what’s happening in the Carthage community

Mine clearers on road to Mars Mars fever returned in force this fall. Traces of water were observed on the planet’s surface, Matt Damon rocketed to the top of the box office list in “The Martian,” and NASA outlined its plan to send U.S. manned missions there in 2030 or beyond — all in a two-week span.

Plenty of obstacles remain, however, and Carthage is helping NASA to address one of them.

After 32 zero-gravity flights, eight student teams, and five separate experiments for NASA’s education programs, Carthage is developing a technology that has transcended education and advanced straight to NASA headquarters.

In June, the latest iteration of the Carthage Microgravity Team boarded NASA’s zero-g aircraft at Johnson Space Center in Houston to continue the College’s development of a promising new fuel gauging technology known as Modal Propellant Gauging, or MPG. The technology may change how

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propellant volume is measured in space.

To this point, it has been impossible to precisely measure propellant in a zero-gravity environment.

Spacecraft must tow extra fuel — which, at $10,000 per kilogram, can cost millions, said Carthage physics professor Kevin Crosby, dean of the Division of Natural and Social Sciences and principal investigator for the project.

“MPG uses a range of vibrations to induce a resonant response in a spacecraft’s propellant tank,” Prof. Crosby explained. “Our software then detects the small changes to the resonant behavior as propellant is drained from the tank.” Using the tank’s vibrations, it can measure down to the tablespoon how much propellant is left before a spacecraft is running on empty.

“What’s surprising is the accuracy of our approach; we believe it may surpass the accuracy of traditional methods of fuel gauging,” Prof. Crosby

said. “The solution we’re proposing could save millions over the life cycle of a single commercial satellite.”

thumbs-up from nasa NASA’s on board. Its Flight Opportunities Program, which funds a handful of parabolic flights for cutting-edge technologies every year, selected the Carthage technology as one of seven for further development. For the June flight, the Carthage team joined researchers from Stanford University, the U.S. Department of Defense, Northwestern University, the University of Florida, and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

“This technology is very exciting to the folks at NASA,” said Steve Ord, technology manager for the Flight Opportunities Program. “NASA has a lot of interest in propellant management, because, if you can’t gauge the amount of propellant in the tank,

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you have to carry extra for your mission. Obviously that’s a performance degradation, because you can’t take as much mass with you. “… You could get a 1 to 2 percent increase with better fuel gauging, and that’s substantial,” Mr. Ord continued. “When you’re going to Mars, 1 percent is huge.”

a critical advancement June’s flight was an important step forward for the technology that Prof. Crosby has been investigating for the past four years.

Most Carthaginians are familiar with the College’s success in NASA’s Systems Engineering Educational Discovery (SEED) program. The microgravity team was selected for the entire six-year run of that prestigious program, which Prof. Crosby said was designed “partly to inspire students and get them invested in the spirit of space exploration.”

The team eventually turned its attention to an idea proposed by Kennedy Space Center engineer Rudy Werlink: Could propellant levels in

microgravity be estimated by the effects they have on a tank’s acoustic properties?

After SEED, the experiment was picked for another NASA initiative in 2014. The Flight Opportunities Program then continued funding for MPG through 2017, including an upcoming flight campaign out of Kennedy Space Center.

“The solution we developed back in 2011 worked really well, and we’ve been refining its design ever since,” Prof. Crosby says.

The Carthage students who originated the project have gone on to esteemed graduate programs in astrophysics, engineering, and mechanical engineering. But others have stepped up to take their place. The 2015 team includes Kevin LeCaptain ’16, Tessa Rundle ’16, and Benjamin Tillema ’18.

“The cool thing is that NASA is interested in the technology that Carthage has developed,” said Tessa, a physics major from Dodgeville, Wisconsin, and this year’s team leader. “… Being in zero gravity was amazing and fun, but I thought the entire process of working on the experiment, getting the

data, and doing the data analysis was such a great opportunity. And knowing that I’m working on a technology that may actually be used in space in the future is just really cool to me.”

what’s next?

In its next stage of development, Prof. Crosby and his student team will translate MPG to cryogenic propellants, the extremely cold liquids that are used in spacecraft.

MPG also was selected for inclusion in a joint research venture between Kennedy Space Center’s Cryogenics Laboratory and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. The project is slated to fly on Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo. Says Mr. Ord: “I’d like to see it go eventually into infusion, to where it’s being used on a vehicle somewhere, whether it be a vehicle that’s going off on an interplanetary adventure, to the moon, or into low-earth orbit. That’s our goal — not just to have this experience, but to move beyond and use it in flight.”

HOW THE ‘VOMIT COMET’ WORKS NASA’s C-9 flies a series of carefully executed parabolic trajectories over the Gulf of Mexico.

The plane climbs to 34,000 feet, then free-falls 10,000 feet before climbing again. During each parabola, passengers experience about 25 seconds of zero gravity; everything on the plane becomes weightless. A research flight typically consists of 40 or more parabolas, and a flight campaign can span a week of such flights.

NASA has been using parabolic flights since the 1950s to test hardware and train astronauts for the rigors of spaceflight. The short bursts of microgravity are often long enough to observe

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important effects on instruments and people, some of which never could be predicted on the ground.

It’s also a heck of a roller coaster ride. Even with the recommended dose of the anti-nausea drug scopolamine doled out by NASA flight surgeons, researchers can find themselves contributing to the Vomit Comet’s legacy. Thankfully, most Carthage students have strong stomachs and heed NASA’s official rules for avoiding motion sickness: Stay still during the plane’s 2-g pull-ups. Don’t turn your head too much. Don’t look out the window.

That way, researchers can concentrate on the

research, even as they revel in their temporary vacation from gravity.

“It’s really incredible,” said team member Kevin LeCaptain ’16, a physics major from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. “Without gravity holding you down, you move very easily. The difficulty is figuring out how to move about in zero g. You just float, and everything you touch doesn’t do what you expect it to do.”

“It’s a feeling that very few people get to experience, so I feel very privileged and proud that I got to do this,” added Benjamin Tillema ’18, a physics major from Grand Rapids, Michigan.

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ON CAMPUS

Some nights just rock Nate Ruess, lead vocalist for the Grammy Awardwinning band Fun. and acclaimed indie band The Format, performed in the Tarble Arena on Oct. 16 as part of the Campus Consciousness Tour.

Some of the songs came from his debut solo album, “Grand Romantic,” which was released in June. Saint Motel opened the show, one stop on a tour that promotes clean energy usage and environmental protection.

Synthetic biology offers natural potential Over the summer, professors Deborah Tobiason and Mark Mahoney led the first synthetic biology research boot camp at Carthage, supported by a $38,000 grant from the National Science Foundation.

In the rapidly growing field of synthetic biology, researchers construct new living parts or redesign existing ones to target health and environmental problems. Its multidisciplinary approach has spawned diagnostic tests for HIV and bacteria that devour oil from tanker spills, with potential for lots of other uses.

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“It’s a very new field with a lot of possibilities,” said Jacob Haag ’17, a neuroscience major from Lodi, Wisconsin.

Jacob was one of five Carthage students who participated in the month long crash course in June. The rest came from Ripon (Wisconsin) College, the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, and Boston College.

Professor Jennifer Roecklein-Canfield of Simmons College led an identical boot camp at her campus in Boston in a virtual collaboration with the Carthage team.

She and Prof. Tobiason attended a major synthetic biology workshop in 2013.

At Carthage, the student researchers worked towards building a biosensor in the form of a bacterium sensitive enough to detect low levels of toluene — and to glow when the potentially toxic chemical is present. Studies suggest long-term exposure to toluene, which is also found in paint, adhesives, and nail polish, can cause a variety of health problems.

Students received cross-training, and several got their first taste of research.

They learned both the lab techniques and the computer programming skills needed to design and build the biosensor.

“When you learn both, the possibilities really open up,” Prof. Tobiason said.

“You’re much more marketable.”

Stefanie Huttelmaier ’18 represented the group at a research symposium in Arlington, Virginia, in late October. The boot camp will flow into a future Carthage research course on synthetic biology.

The professors’ ultimate goal is to form a team that would compete in the annual iGEM competition in Boston.

At the international event, teams are assigned kits with genetic pieces called “Biobricks.” Students assemble them in different configurations, much like Legos, and test the resulting biological “machines” in living cells.

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HOMECOMING 2015

During Carthage’s Homecoming weekend, Oct. 2-4, two programs marked major milestones for the College. A Friday night dinner presentation opened the public phase of the Campaign for Carthage, and a Saturday morning ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrated the opening of the Science Center.

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Other Homecoming 2015 activities included a special reception and dinner for the Class of 1965, the College’s first graduating class from the Kenosha campus, and a new flag football tournament that raised money for the Coach Tim Rucks Endowed Scholarship.

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For visitors, First-Year Read is personal

Before “The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks” became a best-selling book, the subject’s posthumous contributions to science — and the unethical procedures researchers used to extract and distribute her cells — were unknown to most.

Even her grandchildren were in the dark.

Two of them, Jeri Lacks Whye and David Lacks Jr., gave a presentation in the A. F. Siebert Chapel on Sept. 30, continuing a yearlong dialogue

based on Carthage’s First-Year Read. Afterward, they answered questions that came up in book discussions during New Student Orientation.

The book by Rebecca Skloot introduces readers to the late Ms. Lacks, a poor black tobacco farmer whose cells — taken without her knowledge in 1951 — became one of the most important tools in medicine, vital for developing the polio vaccine, gene mapping, and more. Her “HeLa” cells have been bought and sold by the billions and remain virtually unchanged, yet her family can’t afford health insurance.

Using a slideshow, the two visitors highlighted the worldwide response to Ms. Lacks’ story. Had she been asked, they agreed their

grandmother would have consented.

“If she knew her cells would help the world, especially children, she would have given them,” Mr. Lacks said.

Still, they advised future scientists in the audience to keep in mind the “human” in human research projects. In exchange for giving permission to publish the HeLa genome, Mr. Lacks and another family member serve on the National Institutes of Health panel that reviews applications to conduct research with the cells.

Ms. Lacks Whye is a consultant on a highly anticipated HBO movie adaptation. Oprah Winfrey and Allan Ball, creator of “True Blood” and “Six Feet Under,” are producing the film.

During their stay on campus, they also met with Carthage staff and students and signed copies of the book.

mark your place in Carthage history Granite walkways paved with commemorative bricks lead to sidewalks that connect the entire Carthage campus. Names of alumni and friends of the College are etched in sections of these attractive walkways.

By purchasing a brick, you, too, can celebrate the Carthage spirit and mark your place within this eminent learning community.

Have your name etched in granite and show your Carthage pride to future generations.

For more information, contact the alumni office at 800-551-1518 or alumnioffice@carthage.edu.

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Keep up with Carthage Do you want to keep up with Carthage on social media but prefer to have all of our posts in one place? Then we have the page for you! Connect with us at our Connect page, carthage.edu/connect. Here, you can see our social media dashboard, which compiles posts from these platforms: Facebook Twitter Instagram MyCarthage Instagram (entirely student-run) YouTube Click the buttons at the top of the page to filter your results. Click on the red YouTube button to just see our videos. Click on Twitter to add our recent Twitter posts, and so on.

So what are you waiting for? Connect with us!

P.S. On any Carthage webpage, you can scroll all the way to the bottom and click on “Social Media Center.� That will take you to the Connect page as well.

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Highlights from the court, field, track, pool, and course

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ATHLETICS

A stronger Esmeralda Perez ready to leave cancer in her wake Two years ago, Lady Reds swimmer Esmeralda Perez ’17 arrived as a freshman still dealing with Hodgkin’s lymphoma.

“I wasn’t actually in remission when I came to Carthage,” she said. “That was strange, starting college off and not knowing if I was cancer-free or not.”

Swimmers in the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin, take heed: the end of October marked the two-year anniversary of her cancer going into remission. As the 2015-16 season begins, “Ez Perez,” as teammates and coaches know her, is gaining strength and speed.

“This season, I feel even stronger than I was even before cancer,” Esmeralda said. “I’ve been swimming competitively since I was 12. I got to the top of the group in my club team. I got to the level where you would swim seven days a week.

“I feel so much stronger than I ever was.”

She received the diagnosis during her junior year in high school. Being in the water offered a respite, as did racing with South West Aquatic Team (SWAT), her club team since she started swimming.

Esmeralda swam through chemotherapy. She swam with a port in her chest. Being in warm, chlorine-filled water accelerated her hair loss during treatment, as did donning and removing her rubber swim cap.

“I signed up for swim meets specifically to show everyone I could do it,” Esmeralda said. “I would touch the wall when I finished, and everyone would stand and applaud. I was pretty slow, but I did it, and everyone was proud of me.”

In high school, Esmeralda went on some recruiting visits to NCAA Division I schools. The process always ended when she flew to meet the coaches and they realized she had cancer.

“I went on one of those trips, and I was bald,” she said.

The disease defines her swimming career.

Esmeralda will be going to the hospital on a regimented schedule until she’s at least 25. Her life-threatening odyssey demands that she stay close to home.

“They don’t like you to switch doctors, because they already know how your body reacts to certain treatments,” she said.

Carthage, just 40 minutes south of her home in Greenfield, Wisconsin, matched that need. Plus, it offered a strong swimming program.

“Everything will fall into place eventually, and that’s how I like to explain how I even chose Carthage as a school,” Esmeralda said. “I never thought that would have happened until I had cancer, and it ended up being the perfect school for me.”

Carthage swim coach Beth DeLaRosby said Esmeralda wanted to be good and possessed the necessary drive. Swimming is one of the more competitive endeavors in athletics; participants are racing against opponents and striving for personal

bests under the merciless tick of the clock.

“In conversations before she came to Carthage, she knew she wanted to swim,” Coach DeLaRosby said. “In her passion in talking about the sport and wanting to get better, I got the feeling she was going to be competitive.”

Esmeralda finished sixth in the 100-yard butterfly, eighth in the 200 butterfly, and 10th in the 50 freestyle at the CCIW championship in February.

In 2014, as a freshman, she had three top-15 finishes at the conference meet and was named CCIW Swimmer of the Week in mid-January.

“In the next year or two, she’s going to be a big contributor to our conference team, our relays,” DeLaRosby said.

Swimming at the Division III level affords Esmeralda the opportunity to swim solely for love of the activity and the satisfaction of competition.

“You’re not swimming just to keep a scholarship,” she said. “You’re swimming because you want to swim and you enjoy your other teammates. That’s why I like it.”

With a major in psychology and minor in biology, she intends to go into genetic counseling.

Esmeralda wants to serve as an intermediary between cancer patients and the medical system and work to help people assess their risk for cancer.

It’s a career she might never have considered if not for her trials. More evidence to support her life’s motto.

“Everything falls into place,” Esmeralda said.

“Even when things look like they’re not going as you planned, it all works out.”

“This season, I feel even stronger than I was before cancer.”

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From left to right: Leanne Ulmer (accepting on behalf of her son, Matt), Charles “Buzzy” Brown, Becky Belmont (on behalf of her brother, the late Tim Rucks), Tyler Wollberg, Missy (Hazelwood) Hansen, Gavin Winfield, Katie Lundgren, and Steve Marovich

ATHLETICS

Hall of Fame welcomes elite eight The Carthage Athletic Hall of Fame grew by eight this fall. A new class of former student-athletes, coaches, and staff members was inducted Oct. 16, during Autumn Family Weekend.

The 2015 inductees include: Tim Rucks ’83 Football The late Tim Rucks, a native of Waukegan, Illinois, was head football coach from 1995 to 2012 and assistant athletic director from 2012 to 2015.

Inducted into the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2014, Coach Rucks’ 95 wins are second on Carthage’s all-time list. He won regional and CCIW coach of the year awards in 2004 with a conference-winning team that reached the NCAA Division III quarterfinals. As a player, he was named first-team All-CCIW in 1982 at offensive tackle and was selected in the United States Football League draft before signing with the NFL’s New York Jets.

Gavin Winfield ’98 Baseball Outfielder/pitcher Gavin Winfield of Ripon, Wisconsin, was named American Baseball Coaches Association first-team All-America in 1996, secondteam All-CCIW in 1995 and first-team all-conference in both 1996 and 1997. Mr. Winfield is ranked fifth in Carthage career home runs, 11th in RBI, and 12th in base hits. He threw a no-hitter against Muskingum College in 1996 and set a Carthage record with 17 strikeouts against North Park University in 1997.

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Missy (Hazelwood) Hansen ’01

Charles ‘Buzzy’ Brown ’10

Women’s Golf

Men’s Track and Field

Missy (Hazelwood) Hansen qualified for the 2001 NCAA Division III Women’s Golf Championship as Carthage’s first individual entrant. She earned AllCCIW honors three times, finishing fifth in the 1997 CCIW championship, seventh in 1998, and fourth in 1999. She lives in Waukesha, Wisconsin, with her husband and two stepsons. Ms. Hansen is a licensed athletic trainer for Pro Health Care, working with Waukesha West High School, and directs a golf fitness program.

Buzzy Brown of Naperville, Illinois, earned U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Indoor All-America honors in both 2009 and 2010 and received outdoor honors in 2010 with a thirdplace NCAA finish. He earned indoor All-CCIW honors four straight years, winning three straight conference titles in both indoor and outdoor long jump competition. He teaches physical education in Milwaukee and coaches Carthage’s long and triple jumpers. Mr. Brown continues to train, hoping to qualify for the 2016 Summer Olympics.

Matt Ulmer ’07 Men’s Volleyball Matt Ulmer of Buffalo Grove, Illinois, was named first-team American Volleyball Coaches Association NCAA Division III All-America in 2007. He is ranked second on the Carthage career list for assists (2,403). Mr. Ulmer helped the Red Men finish first twice in the Midwest Intercollegiate Volleyball Association, going undefeated in conference matches in both 2005 and 2007.

Tyler Wollberg ’09 Men’s Golf Tyler Wollberg was the medalist at the CCIW championship in 2006, tied for first in 2008, and finished second twice. He earned second-team All-America honors with top-15 finishes in the NCAA Division III championship in 2007 and 2008. Mr. Wollberg holds Carthage records for the lowest oneday score (65) and two-day score (135), and he ranks first in career scoring average (74.38). He coached the women’s golf team from 2012 to 2014, receiving Coach of the Year honors in 2013-14. Mr. Wollberg is now general manager and head pro at Prairie Isle and Boone Creek golf clubs in northern Illinois.

Katie Lundgren ’10 Women’s Volleyball Katie Lundgren of Long Grove, Illinois, was named American Volleyball Coaches Association secondteam All-America in both 2008 and 2009, as well as CCIW Player of the Year both seasons. She holds the Carthage career record for digs (2,705).

Ms. Lundgren helped the Lady Reds go 28-0 in conference play during the four years she lettered, including two appearances in the NCAA Division III regional final. A graphic designer and project manager for The Marti Group, she lives in Long Grove, Illinois.

Steve Marovich Athletics Staff A native of Kalamazoo, Michigan, Steve Marovich served as sports information director from 1994 to 2015 and assistant athletic director from 2002 to 2015. He continues to work at Carthage in a part-time capacity. Mr. Marovich and the Carthage communications team received 124 publication awards from the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). In June, Mr. Marovich received a CoSIDA Lifetime Achievement Award at the organization’s annual convention in Orlando, Florida.

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A Rockies start for men’s soccer

Each year, the Carthage men’s soccer team opens its season with an extended trip to one of the sport’s top destinations. This year, head coach Steve Domin brought the Red Men to Colorado from Aug. 27 through Sept. 2. Besides playing a scrimmage against NCAA Division II Regis University and the regular season opener against nationally ranked Colorado College, the team trained in high altitude at facilities like the Air Force Academy and bonded while climbing Pikes Peak, attending Major League Soccer games, and running through downtown Denver.

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Exporting lacrosse, importing empathy With a heart for photography, lacrosse, and public relations, Cody Tucker ’16 used her independent study to participate in a cause bigger than herself.

During the summer, she set off to Jamaica as an intern with Fields of Growth International (FOG), a nonprofit organization that aims to give kids a positive activity and grow the sport of lacrosse in developing countries.

Kevin Dugan, a former lacrosse player and coach, founded FOG in 2009 and runs camps in Uganda and Jamaica. Hundreds of American lacrosse players have traveled to Kingston, Jamaica, to help grow the game, coach the players, and do service work.

This past summer, Cody was one of three interns he recruited to help run the camps. Besides helping with setup and check-in and assisting American volunteers, she coached the girls’ lacrosse team.

Cody worked one-on-one with new players. A midfielder for the Lady Reds, she drew from three years of college playing experience.

“There is really no short way to explain how much [the experience] has touched me,” she said.

The locals play in 90-degree direct sunlight, barely eat before they go to practice, and often don’t have their own shoes to play in. However,

they practice daily for a longer time than practice runs — and love it.

Downtown Kingston is vastly different from the pristine tourist beaches of Montego Bay. But Cody said she’s never felt more at home.

“I was actually more shell-shocked flying back through Chicago and seeing the hustle and bustle and lack of empathy or human connection than I was landing in Kingston,” she said.

This summer, FOG ran one of its most promising camps yet. The organization gained interest from ESPN analyst Paul Carcaterra, who donated resources and coached both the youth and high school camps.

With the help of her academic advisor, Professor Laura Huaracha, she turned the internship into an independent study course combining her public relations major and self-designed photography minor.

“Basically I helped everywhere I could and was needed, but my camera was always around my neck,” she said.

Cody said her photos helped in a bunch of ways.

“In one sense, they gave us a lot more

recognition,” she said, explaining that Cascade Lacrosse, which makes helmets Above: Cody Tucker ’16 is shown at left. for the sport, posted her images to its Instagram account. “And they have 80,000 followers. That’s a lot of exposure.”

By taking photos of the playing field, games, interaction, and fun events, she also could “demystify the experiences” for interested volunteers. And the Jamaican players were motivated to keep practicing.

“They loved getting their pictures taken, but then seeing them online made them feel important and recognized,” Cody said.

After graduation, Cody hopes to get a public relations job that allows her to travel and use her photography skills like she did last summer. She still talks to several of the players weekly.

“I know I was able to bring donations and help coach, but those kids gave me so much more,” she said. “I’ve never felt like I had so much of a place or a purpose before in my life. It’s definitely a lesson I try to carry with me in everything I do.”

Women’s Golf

Women’s Tennis

Meyer medals at CCIW championship

Doubles team captures conference title

Kayla Meyer ’16 of Appleton, Wisconsin, took medalist honors at the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin women’s golf championship Oct. 1-3 in Decatur, Illinois.

She shot rounds of 73-75-82, and her three-day total of 230 tied a Carthage record. Kayla is Carthage’s second conference medalist in a row, after McKenzie Parks ’16 won in 2014. Kayla also tied for the low score in the weather-shortened 2013 conference tourney, but another golfer won the “scorecard playoff.”

After the fall portion of the 2015-16 season, her 78.4 scoring average leads the Lady Reds.

Taylor Bolyard ‘18 of Kenosha and Casey Frommer ‘19 of Highland Park, Illinois, won the No. 2 doubles competition at the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin championship Oct. 22-24 in Hanover Park, Illinois.

Seeded second, Taylor and Casey defeated top-seeded Augustana College partners Lauren Goggin and Mollie Magee 8-4 in the title match.

They lost just six games during the tournament.

Winners of its last eight matches, the young Carthage duo finished the fall portion of the 2015-16 season 11-2.

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COVER STORY

“make no little plans. they have no magic to stir our blood …”

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— Daniel Burnham, architect and city planner (1846-1912)

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rustee John R. Sladek Jr. invoked that quote during Homecoming weekend, shortly before snipping the ribbon to officially open Carthage’s most ambitious building project ever.

The sentiment fit. There’s nothing little about the goals the College has laid out.

“We’re going to be a national model,” President Gregory S. Woodward said at an Oct. 2 dinner that opened the public phase of a $35 million fundraising campaign.

The Campaign for Carthage will enhance student research experiences through the Science Center, establish a legacy of support through endowed

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Summit in sight $35 million fundraising campaign maps Carthage’s climb to national prominence, beginning with new Science Center

EASY BEING GREEN

scholarships, encourage experiential learning via internships and study abroad, and provide the flexibility to meet rapidly evolving needs through the Carthage Fund.

Campaign chair Jeff Hamar ’80, president and CEO of Galleher Inc. in Santa Fe Springs, California, is confident that Carthage’s trajectory can place it among the premier liberal arts institutions in the Midwest — and perhaps the United States.

“It makes no difference whether your first steps on the campus happened 60 years ago in Illinois or six weeks ago when you arrived as a freshman. Carthage is not the same,” he said. “It is more complete, it is stronger, and

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Deputized to reduce Wisconsin customers’ energy usage with financial incentives, the agency Focus on Energy found little need to intervene in the new Carthage Science Center construction project.

“We’re doing the right thing already,” said William Hoare, Carthage’s associate vice president for business The building incorporates energy-saving options like window glazing, “daylighting” sensors that adjust office and classroom lights based on the amount of sunlight, gray-tinted windows, automatic shades, and high-energy heating and air conditioning. A rooftop energy recovery unit even captures and reuses heat from exhaust air.

Carthage did spend an extra $150,000 based on Focus on Energy recommendations. The agency calculates it’ll take two years for the energy savings to pay off that additional expense, and it gave a head start by sending a $51,000 rebate check.

For the most part, the College needs no dangling carrot to go green. Mr. Hoare said its building standards are more sustainable than the norm.

“It only makes sense for Carthage to take that long-term view,” he said. Unlike most homeowners, the College plans to own the building forever and can afford to wait for the payoff.

Timing helped, too. While Stantec principal architect Ray Maggi said initial plans called for fluorescent lighting, LED became the clear choice when the price quote — like its power usage — came in lower. This was the first project where he has seen that happen.

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BEYOND DRIVE-THRU LEARNING Experienced in higher ed construction, architectural firm Stantec typically lets its science team oversee science buildings and its student life team oversee student life buildings. Not this time.

At Carthage’s urging, the Philadelphia-based unit that designed the Campbell Student Union took the lead on the Science Center, while the Clevelandbased science and technology building group worked in a supporting role. That arrangement was a first for Stantec.

The idea, according to project designer and principal architect Ray Maggi, was to make common areas a priority in the Science Center and encourage students to stick around between and after classes. The new center and the union serve as “creative bookends” at both ends of campus, he explained.

So far, faculty say it’s working exactly as everyone had hoped.

“We sacrificed some square footage to have a daily presence of students,” said Professor Kevin Crosby, dean of the Division of Natural and Social Sciences. “It’s been huge.”

Despite the occasional clash, Mr. Maggi said the two teams’ distinct perspectives yielded positive results. The linear-thinking lab planners spotted ways to boost operational efficiency, and the student life crew took the “scenic route” by identifying spaces that Carthage could customize based on future needs.

With many institutions starting satellite campuses, Mr. Maggi predicts that approach will come closer to the norm.

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the College is doing better things in the lives of students than ever before.”

Mr. Hamar, first vice chairman of the Board of Trustees, called the four Campaign for Carthage priorities integral to “a durable, forward-looking foundation.” He urged fellow alumni to contribute.

“For generations, Carthaginians have approached forks in the road. One path, although it may be difficult, leads to greater prestige — the other, to setback and mediocrity,” he said. “… But it requires wisdom and resources to choose correctly and then work and sacrifice to complete the trek.”

Students Christian Aldridge ’16 and Tessa Rundle ’16 thanked donors for the generosity that propelled them into theatrical performance and research with NASA, respectively. David A. Straz Jr., chairman of the Carthage Board of Trustees, issued a strong endorsement of President Woodward’s vision and leadership.

“We are a community based on the values of academic distinction, personal attention, and service to the world,” Mr. Straz said. “These values have endured since our founding, and I have every confidence they will guide us to the successful completion of the Campaign

for Carthage.”

As of mid-October, alumni, parents, and friends already had contributed $25.2 million toward the goal. The silent phase of the campaign began in January 2013.

The morning after the kickoff dinner, students led guided tours of the $43 million Science Center. That gave many alumni and other supporters a firsthand look at the biggest, most tangible result of the campaign so far.

A $10 million contribution from the Tarble Family Foundation of Los Angeles supported the creation of a new 35,000-square-foot wing. The project also included a major renovation of the 70,000-square-foot David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Natural and Social Sciences.

“Thank you to everyone who had a vision for a 21st century center that is both beautiful and functional,” Evelyn Buchanan, vice president for institutional advancement, told about 110 visitors at the ribbon-cutting event.

The Office of Institutional Advancement will host regional events next spring to continue the public phase of the Campaign for Carthage. Dates and locations will be announced in the coming months.

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THE CAMPAIGN FOR CARTHAGE: PRIORITIES

the science center

the carthage fund

The new Science Center advances Carthage’s commitment to innovative science education and close research collaboration between faculty and students.

The Carthage Fund supports critical areas of campus, including financial aid, athletics, and student research.

Graduates in the natural sciences doubled in the past decade, along with the percentage of incoming students who intend to major in those areas. In disciplines from biology to computer science, faculty have brought preeminent educational and research programs to campus.

That excellence demands a facility to match.

Reflecting the success of the campaign’s silent phase, the Science Center opened for classes in September. Naming opportunities still exist throughout the facility.

These operating dollars are immediately available, which arms the College with the flexibility to respond to challenges and opportunities as soon as they arise. Leaders stressed that growing the fund is necessary to assist the more than 90 percent of Carthage students who rely on some form of financial aid.

Competitors, financial markets, and influential college ranking publications also monitor the annual fund as a barometer of any college’s health.

endowed scholarships

internships and experiential learning

Already offering nearly 190 endowed scholarships, Carthage seeks more benefactors to help attract and retain highcaliber students from all walks of life.

Citing professional, cultural, and personal benefits, Carthage aims to make these forms of experiential learning accessible to a much broader segment of students.

These investments are professionally invested, ensuring that each donor’s values and legacy is permanently intertwined with the College’s success. Many choose to honor their family members, friends, or professors.

• Internships: Students with internship experience enter the job market with a leg up, and many employers offer only unpaid or low-paying positions.

This is the first step in a long-term plan to boost the Carthage endowment. Ultimately, campaign chair Jeff Hamar ’80 estimates the pool must grow five to 10 times larger to match the College’s aspirations.

• Study Abroad: Programs link academics to cultural reality and foster independence. Last year, 234 students took a J-Term study tour.

• Research: The Summer Undergraduate Research Experience pairs students with faculty sponsors to pursue original research, scholarship, or creative

how to take part For more information about making a gift of stock, capital assets, charitable gift annuities or bequests, contact Evelyn Buchanan, vice president for institutional advancement, at 262-551-2196 or ebuchanan@carthage.edu.

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nuclear magnetic resonance laboratory If you’ve ever had an MRI for a sprained ankle, you have a rough idea of what an NMR spectrometer does. As “the chemist’s version of an MRI,” Professor Kevin Morris said it’s a critical part of the analytical toolkit.

Using nuclear magnetic resonance, researchers can determine whether they’ve really made the molecules they meant to produce. Prof.

Morris said knowing these techniques especially helps in medical school or the pharmaceutical industry.

Resembling a large model spaceship, this researchgrade instrument has a stronger magnet and better resolution than the College’s old one. Using the software, students can program it to test and analyze samples more quickly and efficiently.

A half-dozen different biology courses will use the Anatomy and Physiology Lab. Thanks to an enhanced ventilation system, students don’t need to plug their noses.

“The bottom line is you walk into the lab and it doesn’t smell like a dissection lab,” Professor Paul Martino said.

The upgrades help to preserve specimens, as well as to remove noxious odors and formaldehyde. The stainless steel surfaces mimic a morgue or a medical school lab, and the lab’s placement enables future collaboration with neuroscience and nursing classes.

instrumentation laboratory electron microscopy lab By adding a second electron microscope, the Biology Department can take the selective Phage Hunters genomics program to the masses. Beginning this fall, all 120 freshmen with majors in biology or neuroscience and those preparing for health careers are taking the introductory course.

Through a donation, Carthage also received an ultramicrotome, which prepares tissue thin enough for the microscopes’ electron beams to penetrate. That allows students to examine many different kinds of samples and peer deeper into their cells, according to Professor Pat Pfaffle.

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After consulting with alumni who work in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries, Chemistry Department chair Christine Blaine has filled this room with new and more sensitive instruments.

The lab features three kinds of chromatography equipment, a gas chromatography-mass spectrometer, and a microwave plasma-atomic emission spectrometer. With these, chemistry students can analyze samples like vitamin C in orange juice or metal ions in food.

It’ll be a hub for student-faculty research projects, too, measuring environmental pollutants and more.

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THE CAMPAIGN FOR CARTHAGE: PRIORITIES

the science center the carthage fund

planetarium It’s easy to spot the planetarium from outside — the dome gives it away. Inside, its highdefinition, dual-projection system dwarfs the typical home theater setup.

The dome stretches 24 feet in diameter, and the planetarium seats up to 32. It’ll be used primarily for classes in astronomy and geography, and periodic open houses for the public have begun. Demonstrations now feature sharper images and video (1920-by1920 pixel resolution) and a theater-quality sound system.

“I think of the new planetarium as a highresolution, immersive science visualization theater, because it’s not strictly about astronomy,” Professor Julie Dahlstrom said.

endowed scholarships internships and experiential learning

greenhouse By next spring, the new greenhouse will look much greener.

It’s designed to house a collection of tropical, desert, and temperate climate specimens.

Initially, the main users of the roughly 700-square-foot facility will be faculty and students in biology, environmental science, and geography and earth science. It will serve as a teaching laboratory and a research center.

Deterioration over the years had rendered the old greenhouse unusable. This one allows for growing spaces with separate environmental conditions. A potting room covers another 375 square feet or so.

energy dashboard So what if their contributions to the grid are modest? The power of the solar array on the roof of the Science Center and the helical wind turbine along Lake Michigan shouldn’t be measured in kilowatt-hours.

They’ll connect with the Energy Dashboard, a flat-panel monitor on the second floor of the building.

It will display real-time energy statistics from the solar and wind equipment, teeing up a teaching moment anytime.

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outdoor classroom In warmer months, professors and students alike head to class feeling the tug of the outdoors. Now there’s a place designed for that.

Built as part of the Science Center project, an outdoor classroom overlooks the lake east of the building. It has natural stone seats and a weatherproof blackboard.

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Gatekeeper of the night sky Facing astronomical odds of landing her dream job didn’t deter Erin Martin ’09.

In her field, aiming for the stars is the daily routine.

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She operates one of the world’s largest telescopes at MMT Observatory, outside Tucson, Arizona.

The apple fell pretty far from the family tree. The daughter of a businessman and a teacher, she graduated from Carthage in 2009 with a degree in physics and a concentration in astrophysics.

“No one in my family is scientific at all,” she said. “Now they’re jealous.”

Considering the one-lane dirt road she takes to work on Mt. Hopkins, about an hour north of the Mexican border, not many choose to follow Ms. Martin’s tracks either.

Except cows.

“Sometimes when I’m driving up the mountain, I have to stop for cattle,” Ms. Martin said.

The workday begins at 4 p.m. She uses the remaining daylight to check the telescope’s Erin Martin ’09 describes her work at MMT Observatory to a group of Carthage students who visited the Tucson, Arizona, facility in March.

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As part of the Carthage Microgravity Team in 2009, Ms. Martin flew an experiment in zero gravity aboard a NASA plane.

systems and correct any malfunctions.

When the night sky comes alive, her attention shifts to whichever celestial wonder the visiting astronomer wants to study. That might be a supernova, a quasar, or a white dwarf.

In Ms. Martin’s world, sunrise means bedtime.

“I’ve always been kind of a night person anyway, so I adapted pretty easily,” she said.

Here’s how deeply astronomy has hooked her. In June, Ms. Martin and Brian Swane ’09 got married at Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay, Wisconsin.

Take the time machine back a decade and you’d find the roots of Ms. Martin’s fascination: an astronomy course during her first semester at Carthage. With his contagious excitement for the subject, the guy known as “Q” — Professor Jean Quashnock — brushed aside her aversion to math.

She joined the fledgling Microgravity Team, eventually becoming captain and flying an experiment in zero gravity with a NASA engineer. Ms. Martin credits much of her success to the personal attention from faculty like Professor Kevin Crosby, the team advisor and now director of the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium.

“The respect I have for that man is limitless,” she said.

Ultimately, studying space won out over soaring through it.

Ms. Martin spent her first J-Term building a telescope, learning to respect the mirror above all. Twice in college, she traveled to MMT for study tours, plus five observation “runs” to other astronomy hubs.

“It’s one of those experiences rare to Carthage,” she said.

As she exited the observatory one last time, Professor Doug Arion prodded the senior to duck back inside and ask if any openings existed. Three years later — less time than it takes for light from the nearest star beyond the Sun to reach our Earthling eyes — she got the job.

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Before MMT brought her aboard in 2012, Ms. Martin put on night sky shows as a part-timer at Adler Planetarium in Chicago. Her determination impressed faculty mentors.

“Yes, she had good mentoring, but, once the fire was lit, Erin tenaciously stuck to her dreams of working in astronomy,” Prof.

Quashnock said.

As a senior telescope operations specialist, she works in a rotation: one week on, followed by two weeks off — with even bigger blocks of free time during the rainy summer months. For the on-duty weeks, Ms. Martin stays in dormitories.

Her stress level rises on those Monday nights, as Ms. Martin checks off her packing list for the remote site. Located about 8,500 feet above sea level, the observatory is run jointly by the University of Arizona and The Smithsonian Institute.

“It’s not like I can buy something at the store if I forget it,” she joked.

With a 6.5-meter primary mirror, MMT has the 14th-largest telescope on the planet.

Visitors can’t stroll in and adjust it like one that sits on a tripod in the backyard.

It took Ms. Martin six months to become comfortable with it — and hers was a relatively short learning curve.

On the way to Kitt Peak National Observatory, also in the Tucson area, Prof.

Arion swung by MMT last spring with four physics and astronomy students. Now the wise mentor, Ms. Martin chatted with the group for a few hours.

This alumna still misses the camaraderie in the grungy, windowless old Carthage “physics clubhouse.” Insisting she’s not jealous of the students’ new digs in the Science Center, Ms. Martin is keeping her front-row view of the galaxy.

Carthage physics and astronomy students Breonna McMahon ’18, Jordan Rice ’17, Benjamin Tillema ’18, and Adam McCulloch ’17 stand in front of MMT’s 6.5-meter telescope.

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Pay it forward Making it easier to profit in the market

Protecting vital organs after donation

Matija Maretic ’99 is the chief technical officer at Marvelsoft, Algorithmic Trading, based in Switzerland.

Marvelsoft specializes in tailor-made algorithmic trading solutions and develops electronic trading software. That allows computers to place trades and generate profits at a speed that’s impossible for a human trader.

Mr. Maretic has worked there since 2004 and in the industry since 2000. He majored in physics at Carthage, with minors in mathematics and entrepreneurial studies.

Chris Hill ’95 is the director of quality at Organ Recovery Systems in Itasca, Illinois. It manufactures LifePort kidney and liver transporters and other disposable equipment needed to preserve organs between donation and transplant.

The transporters use a process called hypothermic machine perfusion to improve organ preservation even after a transplant. Cold nutrient solutions are pumped through organs to emulate natural circulation.w “I’ve met some of the ‘customers’ who are alive today because of the transplants, and their stories make my job more meaningful and satisfying,” Mr. Hill said.

Mapping out the next bagel hotspot

Loosening Parkinson’s grip

Emily Wright ’08 is an analyst for real estate strategy at Panera Bread’s corporate headquarters in St. Louis.

A geography major at Carthage, she uses GIS mapping to inform decisions in just about every freshly baked facet of the company. Roughly onethird of her job involves forecasting sales and risks for potential new store locations based on an area’s demographics, available parking, and visibility.

Otherwise, you might find her spotting growth opportunities for the catering team. Or designing efficient routes for drivers in cities where Panera now offers delivery service.

Ms. Wright came to the company in 2011, thanks to a little networking triangle with Professor Julio Rivera and Panera executive Doug Schnell ’97.

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Professor John R. Sladek Jr. ’65 wears his life’s work on his email address and license plate.

“Neuroscience” is incorporated into both.

An Oct. 22 retirement symposium celebrated his lengthy career in research, teaching, and university administration — much of it in the University of Colorado system. Prof. Sladek is known for his neuron transplantation work in primates, which paved the way for clinical experiments on people with Parkinson’s disease.

Progress bogged down in the political minefield of fetal and embryonic stem cells, which scientists needed to perform the transplants. But his team’s most recent discovery involves a process called neurogenesis, by which primates’ damaged brains might be able to repair themselves.

A longtime Carthage trustee, Prof. Sladek has maintained a federally funded laboratory since 1974.

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The generations of students who learn, question, and experiment in the new Science Center will build on an already strong tradition.

Here’s how a handful of Carthage natural science alumni are shaping their world.

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Defensive driving for computers

Spreading a contagious passion for physics

Removing human error doesn’t guarantee the end of highway collisions.

With that in mind, someday you’ll thank Nathan Fulton ’13. A Ph.D. student affiliated with the Logical Systems Lab at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, he builds mathematical models for self-driving cars and planes to keep them from crashing.

At Carthage, Mr. Fulton majored in computer science and mathematics. Subtle interactions between computation and physics often arise in settings where safety is critical, and his models one day could be incorporated into the software of those automated vehicles.

Three years as a member of the Society of Physics Students clearly hooked Kendra (Rand) Redmond ’03.

Today she’s the programs manager at the organization’s national headquarters in College Park, Maryland.

Since 2007 she has worked for SPS, which connects roughly 700 campus chapters with one another and with professional physics groups. Plus, it provides funding for travel, outreach, research, scholarships, and internships in the Washington area.

A tutor at the Brainard Writing Center during her time at Carthage, she gets to combine her interests in science and writing. After graduate school, she bypassed a specialty in favor of “learning a lot about different areas of physics and then communicating science to the public.”

Improving safety and efficiency for pilots

Planting the conservation seed

At aerospace and defense firm Rockwell Collins, Jennifer (Everson) Davis ’02 always has a hand in multiple R&D projects — like searching for an algorithm that would help pilots navigate around weather hazards. Inflight electronics that could generate alternate routes based on changing weather conditions would save time and fuel.

By title, Ms. Davis is a software engineer. In practice, she’s an applied mathematician.

“I wanted to be able to see how the work I did affected people in some way,” she said.

She’s been with the company since 2007.

Based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Ms. Davis has also experimented with image compression algorithms and written software for encryption devices.

Though it’s widely known as a prime hangout for geese, Liz (Janke) Herzmann ’06 tells visitors that more than 300 species of birds have been sighted through the years at the Horicon Marsh. She’s a wildlife educator there.

Employed by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Ms. Herzmann talks to school groups and others among the 50,000 who pass through the marsh’s visitor center each year.

“They’ll be the ones protecting these resources in the future,” she said, “so we have to start young.”

Ms. Herzmann likes the balance between education and fieldwork. She’s also involved in goose and duck banding, stream sampling, and controlled burns.

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Men in scrubs T

he scrubs and stethoscope will come. For now, the most important tool Carthage nursing students wield is a shovel.

They’re helping to bury some old, distorted stigma that discouraged men from entering the profession. Guys make up more than one-third of the first class accepted into the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program this fall.

The most recent Census data show about 1 in 10 registered nurses in the United States are male. If the Carthage ratio is any indication (eight men to 15 women), an even bigger spike is coming.

“With the advance of the profession, its many opportunities and challenges, and its relatively good pay and job security, I see the old stereotypes falling away quickly,” said Professor Frank D. Hicks, director of the BSN program.

He likens this to society’s acceptance of women as doctors, which came a bit sooner.

“With the influx of women, it became less of a ‘big deal’ that you were a female physician versus a male physician,” Prof. Hicks said.

“You’re just a physician.”

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Just a few years ago, any teenage boy who considered nursing would be detoured by a barricade of myths. Like “Only guys who are ‘soft’ do that,” or “It’s just a fallback for flunking out of med school.”

Time to shovel some dirt on those falsehoods.

Today, even when the razzing comes, guys like Lloyd Sorrell ’19 report that it’s good-natured. After studying comparative religion his first couple of years at Carthage, the Kenosha resident added a second major in nursing.

“My friends and family have been hugely supportive, viewing it at the very least as a smart choice in careers,” Lloyd said.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 1.05 million new job vacancies for RNs in the decade leading up to 2022. Prof. Hicks noted that well-educated nurses aren’t limited to hospital settings.

You’ll find nurses in public health agencies, schools, factories, rehab facilities, outpatient clinics, research labs, or organizations that influence government policy.

The allure runs deeper than job prospects. Most guys don’t mind tapping into their softer side anymore.

“What interests me most about nursing is the amount of impact I can have on a person’s life,” said Nathaniel Michaelis ’19 of Darien, Illinois. “I am there to care for the patient as much as one of their loved ones would.”

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Budding health care workers often obsess about the proper way to start an intravenous drip or give a shot.

“that’s not nursing,” Professor Frank D. Hicks said. “I can teach a monkey to do that. It’s the thinking that goes behind it.”

laying the foundation As a member of the brand-new Carthage program, Nathaniel doesn’t see himself as a guinea pig. The freshman said the chance to shape coursework for future classes attracted him.

The Higher Learning Commission, Carthage’s accrediting agency, gave the College approval in July to offer the BSN. The Wisconsin Board of Nursing previously gave Carthage permission to admit students.

Between freshmen and transfers, the program has 23 prospective nursing majors — near the first-year limit. For most of their first three semesters, they’ll focus on core courses. The first clinical requirements are scheduled for spring 2017.

Several area health care organizations already have signed on as partners: the United Hospital System, Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare, the Kenosha County Health Department, and Hospice Alliance.

Prof. Hicks expects more to come.

Susan Ventura, executive vice president at UHS, participated in the interview process that led to the hire of Prof. Hicks in summer 2014 after 12 years in faculty and administrative positions at Rush University in Chicago. His vision for the Carthage program —now the only four-year option in southeastern Wisconsin — impressed her.

As many nurses approach retirement age, demand will go up. Although medical providers have established relationships with local two-year programs, Ms. Ventura said more graduates are needed to fill positions in the Kenosha area.

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“We know it’s going to be a great benefit, not just for the patients of United Hospital System, but for the community as a whole,” said Ms. Ventura, whose BSN opened the door to a 44-year career in nursing.

The final step in the approval process comes in 2019, when Carthage’s first nursing class is scheduled to graduate. The state nursing board requires at least 80 percent of those graduates to pass the national licensing exam.

a thinking person’s profession

Growing up watching “Grey’s Anatomy,” budding health care workers often obsess about the proper way to start an intravenous drip or give a shot.

“They get really focused on the skills,” Prof. Hicks said. “That’s not nursing.

I can teach a monkey to do that. It’s the thinking that goes behind it.”

Rather than dividing courses by age group or specialty, the Carthage nursing curriculum emphasizes broader concepts.

Graduates leave equipped to practice “nursing on a street corner,” as he puts it, able to apply their knowledge in any setting.

For example, more than just diagnosing the physical problem, he explained that a public health nurse must factor in a patient’s restrictions. An ethnic culture, a dangerous neighborhood, or a lack of easy access to healthy produce might affect that nurse’s treatment plan.

No matter where they stand on the organizational chart, Prof. Hicks also wants

nurses to grow comfortable as leaders in health care. They might develop a plan to prevent falls or bed sores.

Provost David Garcia said those priorities dovetail nicely with the College’s overall educational goals.

“Carthage’s new BSN program draws upon the strength of our liberal arts roots in service of others, meeting a compelling need in the regional community,” he said.

Prof. Hicks teaches his first Carthage course this coming J-Term. Along with newly hired professor Lisa Anderson-Antle, he’ll give an introduction to Contemporary Professional Nursing.

Using existing campus building space, he plans to set up a simulation lab and a skills lab. Although it’ll be a while before the students reach that point of the program, the faculty plan to keep close tabs on them.

“We look at them as junior colleagues and not just students, so it’s really important for faculty to develop those relationships,” Prof.

Hicks said. “That’s part of the culture here at Carthage anyway.”

Of course, some parts of a nurse’s skillset can’t be taught, like compassion. That’s bring-your-own.

“I want to work with kids in the hospital and interact with them to make them feel better,” said Tony Allen ’19 of Minooka, Illinois. “Nursing is a very difficult major, due to the harsh experiences, but the feeling of making someone’s day or even just making them smile is completely worth it.”

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CLASS NOTES

Alumni share milestones in their careers and families

1976

1981

Hills, Illinois, published “Sacred Spaces — The Architectural Designs of Herbert A. Brand (1885-1972).”

The book documents the work of his grandfather, who designed more than 150 churches and educational buildings, primarily in Illinois.

Ripon, Wisconsin, became first-time grandparents on Sept. 9, when daughter Sarah Schilcher and her husband, Dan, gave birth to Lydia Rose Schilcher in Iowa City, Iowa.

Charles M. Brand – Clarendon

J. Nelson Wood – Mt.

(taken by Peter Hubert)

There’s a good chance you’ve seen this photo somewhere, but you may not have realized the couple in the matching baseball jerseys met at Carthage. Driving several hours to see the St. Louis Cardinals play the San Francisco Giants on Aug. 17, Warren and Carol (Prange) Reckmeyer ’49 showed the world how love conquers all — even split team allegiances. The photo of them walking toward Busch Stadium went viral on social media, picking up the hashtag #RelationshipGoals along the way. The Reckmeyers were interviewed for newspaper and TV reports.

From Mt. Morris, Illinois, both are retired music educators.

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Duane Dixon – Roscoe, Illinois, celebrated 60 years of marriage to his wife, Carol, in June with a trip to the Canadian Rockies.

Phillip Hauskneicht – Las Vegas, preached at the self-supporting international Lutheran congregation (St. Paul International Lutheran Church) in Tokyo, Japan, in June.

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Randy Sisulak – Crownsville, Maryland, reports that the Claxton Classic golf tournament he cofounded raised more than $12,000 for the Friedreich’s Ataxia Research Alliance (FARA) this year. Carthage President Greg Woodward and his wife, Penny, participated in the event July 31 at Windsor Mill, Maryland.

Vernon, Illinois, received the Distinguished Service Award from the Illinois Bar Foundation at the organization’s Fellows Breakfast on Dec. 12, 2014, in Chicago. The award is given annually to an IBF fellow who has made a significant contribution to law and society. Mr. Wood is CEO and general counsel of Wood Energy Inc., an oil and gas exploration company.

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Greg Lampe – Oak Creek, Wisconsin, has retired after 37 years from the Oak Creek School District, where he served as a teacher, coach, and athletic director. He was inducted into the Wisconsin Softball Coaches Association’s Hall of Fame in 2010 and was honored as the Wisconsin District 7 Athletic Director of the Year in 2014. He resides in Oak Creek with his wife, Teri.

1979

Michael Flynn – Aurora, Illinois, teaches chess part-time to elementaryage students, which includes three to four schools for each term.

The Rev. Jonathan Stansfield and Barbara (Redman) Stansfield ’82 –

1988

David L. Maack – Racine, Wisconsin, received a commission as a Kentucky colonel, the highest title of honor bestowed by the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The governor and secretary of state give commissions in recognition of noteworthy accomplishments and outstanding service to a community, state, or the nation.

1990

Linda Mallek – Clearwater, Florida (formerly of Beach Park, Illinois), retired from Waukegan Elementary School District 60 after teaching for 25 years. Linda and her husband, Steve, moved to Clearwater.

1992

Melissa Bailey, Ph.D. – Tampa,

Florida, just released her first book, “Pink Hell: Breast Cancer Sucks,” describing her time facing an extremely rare form of breast cancer. She is also a psychologist and mother of two children with autism.

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Rhonda K. Watton – Jackson, Wisconsin, was awarded a national James Madison Fellowship. A teacher at Templeton Middle School in Sussex, Wisconsin, she will receive up to $24,000 toward a master’s degree, with a concentration on the history and principles of the U.S. Constitution.

1994

James Waack – Trenton, Ohio, is a general manager for TruGreen, managing a branch in Springboro, Ohio.

2001

Jason Froehner – Huntley, Illinois, and his wife, Sarah, announce the birth of their daughter, Julia Alyse, on Dec. 12, 2014.

2005

Chris Anderson – Machesney Park, Illinois, and his wife, Nicole, announce the birth of their son, Lucas Lee, on Sept. 14.

Lucas weighed 7 pounds, 5 ounces.

Steven Frenk, Ph.D. – Harvard, Illinois, was elected president of the Federal Center Toastmasters Club in July.

The organization meets in Hyattsville, Maryland. Last summer, Steven earned Toastmasters Competent Communicator Award and the Competent Leader Award.

Representing the Carthage family Three years ago, I stole an idea from Gary Williams ’96, a friend and colleague.

On his office bulletin board, he pinned notes of encouragement and thanks. As I scanned through his letters, they stretched across years and years. When I asked Gary about his bulletin board, I remember him beaming, sharing stories of students current and long ago.

Inspired, I started a bulletin board in my office.

Cards, letters or stories I receive from alumni, students, or colleagues go up on the board. Their words bring back countless memories, laughter, and joy. Some of the writers are no longer living, and these notes from them are a treasure. Others are living vibrant, beautiful lives, and thinking of them makes me smile.

One story I have posted on my bulletin board is an article that we shared on our Campaign for Carthage website last month. It’s one of my favorite Carthage stories of all time — about Marcelo Hernandez ’18, a mathematics major with a minor in secondary education. He received a full-tuition scholarship to Carthage that changed his life.

When our communications staff interviewed him for the article, Marcelo shared, “The amount I got in scholarships is actually more than [my parents] made last year, so it makes me treat my college career as if I’m going into work every day.

“A scholarship like this can literally make a world of difference to someone like me, who has nothing,” he continued. “When you receive a gift like that, you’re speechless. And then you want to make it up to people. I wasn’t given this for no reason. I want to do something with it. I’m now going to become a teacher, and I’m going to impact hundreds of other students. Their donation isn’t going to just me; it’s going everywhere. It’s spreading.”

Our Carthage community is made up of people who encourage one another, who lift one another up, and who give of themselves. How many people you know write handwritten letters? Our alumni do. How many people you know mentor a student?

Our alumni do. How many people you know give students an education through financial support?

Our alumni do. Our community does.

When I was younger and was leaving the house, my parents used to say, “You represent our family.”

It was a short, sweet sentence reminding me who I was. As Carthaginians, you represent the Carthage family. Every handwritten note of encouragement and every story like Marcelo’s represent our family.

As Thanksgiving approaches, I want to take a moment to thank you. Thank you for the hundreds of encouraging notes. Thank you for spending hours driving to campus to help our students practice their networking skills. Thank you for investing in the lives of our students through the virtual mentor program. Thank you for blessing student scholarships and programs through financial support. Thank you for carrying one another’s burdens.

Thank you for all of the relationships made, the friendships formed, and the bonds lasting decades.

We have the most beautiful family.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Joyfully yours,

Lauren Hansen ’10 Director of Alumni and Parent Programs lhansen@carthage.edu 262-551-5816

Learn more about staying connected, upcoming events, and ways to give back at carthage.edu/alumni.

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NOTES INCLASS MEMORIAM

Jim Jodat Jim Jodat ’76 passed away Oct. 21 at age 61.

Inducted into the Carthage and NAIA halls of fame, he remains the all-time leading rusher for both the Red Men and the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin with 4,079 yards.

His seven-year NFL career included stops in Los Angeles, Seattle, and San Diego. Mr. Jodat captained the Rams’ special teams in Super Bowl XIV. For years after his playing career, he taught in the alternative education program in Orange County, California.

See full obituaries at carthage.edu/alumni/inmemoriam/

1941 Faye Peterson

1965 William Klenke

1986 Ethel M. Lofton

Naples, Fla., June 11, 2015

San Diego, June 19, 2015

Racine, Wis., Aug. 1, 2015

1945 Robert D. Conner

Dennis K. Leaf

1989 Patricia M. Malikowski

The Villages, Fla., Sept. 18, 2015

1948 Nona Jane Claus Arlington Heights, Ill., Aug. 13, 2015

1949 Thomas L. Farnsworth Keokuk, Iowa, Aug. 5, 2015

Lloyd Melis Lloyd Melis, professor emeritus of education, passed away Aug. 14 at age 87.

Between joining the Carthage faculty in 1965 and retiring in 1994, Prof. Melis dedicated himself to working with his students, many of whom became teachers in the Racine and Kenosha school districts. He went from part-time to fulltime instructor in less than five years.

He also was committed to working with special education; his expertise was often sought for seminar and consulting work.

Rev. Frank O. Vavrin The Rev. Frank O. Vavrin ’42, a longtime supporter of the College, passed away at 94 on Aug. 4.

Rev. Vavrin served as a U.S. Army chaplain in the 82nd Airborne and 173rd Airborne units and spent time in Korea, Germany, France, and Vietnam. He received the Bronze Star, a rare honor for a chaplain.

After losing their son, Capt. Frank N. Vavrin — a former Carthage student who died in Vietnam in 1970 — Rev. Vavrin and his wife, Jean, helped to establish a scholarship fund at Carthage for veterans and their children.

The family also donated the large U.S. flag that hangs in the Tarble Arena.

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1950 Rev. Wendell L. Golden Charlottesville, Va., July 8, 2015

1951 Phyllis K. Meissner Overland Park, Kan., Aug. 6, 2015

1954 Edward L. Manchester Merton, Wis., July 2, 2015

Janet (Kiemle) Martin Sturgeon Bay, Wis., Dec. 7, 2014

Robert S. Steinbrinck

Rockford, Ill., June 20, 2015

1967 William C. Shumway Hendersonville, N.C., Feb. 14, 2015

David Tanner Arlington Heights, Ill., June 4, 2015

Gurnee, Ill., July 31, 2015

Kenosha, July 11, 2015

Mahesh “Max” Shah

Beloit, Wis., Jan. 10, 2015

Kenosha, Aug. 18, 2015

1975 Sharon S. Blacik

Rockford, Ill., July 20, 2015

Kenneth “Russell” Tucker

1978 Carol J. Stoehr Shawano, Wis., Aug. 30, 2015

1963 Fredrick Friedlieb Henderson, Nev., Sept. 7, 2015

2010 Cynthia L. Holcomb

Friends of the College Rollyn “Rolly” E. Affeldt

Carmel, Ind., June 20, 2015

Springfield, Ill., July 28, 2015

1998 Donna J. (Krenzke) Andersen

Shawnee, Kan., July 8, 2015

1977 Frederick A. Johnson

1959 Norman F. Weiskopf

1997 Colleen M. McCormick

Burlington, Wis., Sept. 10, 2015

1974 Bill Brockman

1956 Arla Jean Powell

Rockford, Ill., June 29, 2015

Fort Myers, Fla., June 15, 2015

Racine, Wis., Aug. 22, 2015

1973 Robert Kasper

Waukegan, Ill., July 28, 2015

1957 Katherine A. (Dahmer) Barbaro

1995 Jim Mannebach

Racine, Wis., Sept. 26, 2015

1968 Richard A. Welton

Riverside, Calif., June 17, 2015

Brainerd, Minn., Sept. 16, 2015

Racine, Wis., June 27, 2015

Lynden L. DeLong Noblesville, Ind., Aug. 3, 2015

Sandra A. Fredericks Racine, Wis., July 13, 2015

Greta D. Hansen Kenosha, May 24, 2014

James P. Koelsch Seminole, Fla., June 23, 2015

Lillian Mathison Racine, Wis., June 13, 2015

1983 Diane C. Lasko

Suzanne P. Mazurek

Racine, Wis., July 28, 2015

Kenosha, Sept. 17, 2015

Catherine F. Rochau

Jane O'Connell Thom

Kenosha, June 19, 2015

1985 Steven Griffus

Sarasota, Fla., June 25, 2015

Rev. Theodore Youngquist Brookfield, Wis., Oct. 2, 2015

Thompsons Station, Tenn., Aug. 24, 2015

Robert J. Mouritsen Chagrin Falls, Ohio, July 27, 2015

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Joshua B. McCormick, Ph.D. –

Kristen (Pyrz) Serio – Joliet, Illinois, and Pete Serio announce the birth of their son. Caleb Anthony was born May 31. He weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces, and was 21 inches long.

2006

Madison, Wisconsin, completed his doctorate in radiochemistry at the University of Missouri this year. He attributes his success in part to the professors and advisors at Carthage.

2008

Meghan Kuecker – Greenfield, Wisconsin, graduated with honors May 9, earning a master’s degree in human resource management from Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida.

2009

Kim (Kresal) King – Kenosha, and her husband, Andrew, announce the birth of their daughter, Emma Elizabeth, on July 18.

2007

Danielle (Scarpaci) Aguirre – Franklin Park, Illinois, married Alex Aguirre on May 30 in Park Ridge, Illinois, surrounded by their closest family and friends.

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2011

Matthew Passanante and Katie (Zierke) Passanante ’10 – Columbus, Missouri, welcomed Britta Grace to the world on July 17.

Britta weighed 6 pounds, 11 ounces, and was 19 1/2 inches long.

2010 Janice Kosinski, M.Ed. – Sturtevant, Wisconsin, was

Christina LaurNuernberger – Denver, earned a

Master of Science in speech, language, and learning, with a concentration in speech-language pathology, from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. She is completing her clinical fellowship at a private practice where she specializes in the treatment of voice and resonance disorders, cleft palate care, vocal health education, and voice training for professional voice users including singers and actors, young artists in training, teachers, business professionals, and public speakers.

Christina and her husband, Mark Nuernberger ’09, add that they “are enjoying married life in beautiful Denver, Colorado.”

Jason Ambrose and Amber Brimmerman ’13 – Kenosha, married on Aug. 15.

Elizabeth (Devereaux) LeFager – Grayslake, Illinois, married John LeFager on Sept. 19.

The wedding party included Victoria Dakessian ’11, Courtney (Palmer) Hendershot ’10, and Jennifer Nichols ’09. Elizabeth is a senior accountant at IDEX Corp. in Lake Forest, Illinois.

Sarai Nieto Campos – Round Lake Beach, Illinois, and Hilario Chavez welcomed a baby girl, Julia Chavez, on July 25.

Randi Shaver – Oak Creek, Wisconsin, and Aj Nauseda announce the birth of their daughter, Olivia Lynn Nauseda, on Sept. 17, 2014.

presented the 2015 Wisconsin PTA Outstanding Educator Award for the secondary level. Ten years after starting in the Master of Education program at Carthage, Janice was nominated by the Parent-TeacherStudent Association at JerstadAgerholm Middle School in Racine, Wisconsin, where she works as a special education inclusion teacher.

The award honors teachers who are actively involved with students and families in their schools and recognizes excellence in teaching effectiveness, as well as involvement in PTA and community and professional organizations.

Nominators wrote that “students Ms. Kosinski works with may have learning or emotional disabilities and she has gone above and beyond to understand their specific needs to create a personalized plan for the students to be successful. As an inclusion teacher, Ms. Kosinski has made a huge impact.”

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IN THEIR OWN WORDS

Neuroscience scholarship channels family’s loss into hope In memory of her late husband, Terry, Charlene Sonderman Salté established the Salté Scholarship for Neuroscience Excellence. Their daughter, Katherine (Salté) Nunez ’06, is a scientist at AbbVie (formerly Abbott Laboratories), where she spent the first eight years of her career in neuroscience research.

Ms. Sonderman Salté describes the difficult family journey that inspired the scholarship.

Katherine (Salté) Nunez ’06 and her mother, Charlene Sonderman Salté

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M

y husband, Terry Salté, greatly valued education and set as one of his goals in life to make certain that all of his children got an excellent education without the struggles he faced.

Terry was orphaned by the age of 9, when his father died; his mother died when he was an infant.

He was raised in Chicago by his stepmother, who struggled daily to take care of him, keep food on the table, and keep a roof over their heads.

Terry was a hard worker and, through sheer hard work and determination, graduated Amundsen High School and attended the University of Illinois, Navy Pier, on a scholarship.

Graduating with a degree in finance, he went on the join Kemper Insurance in commercial lines.

Eventually he became a vice president at Zurich America Insurance, specializing in large risk commercial lines.

We married in 1977 and had four children: Christine, Jonathan, Katherine, and Michael. Terry also had a daughter from a previous marriage, Erica. Katherine, or “Katie,” attended Carthage from 2002 to 2006, graduating with a degree in neuroscience.

Terry was obsessed with higher education, taking classes at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and supporting his wife as she pursued her master’s degree in education.

He was absolutely determined that all his children would attend and graduate from college. And his goal was to assure that they did not have to go into heavy debt to do it.

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In April 2002, at the local YMCA, in neuroscience research.

Terry suffered a heart attack while When it became apparent after a working out. He appeared to be 12-year battle with his brain injury and resting, and no one noticed that he complications that Terry was losing was actually unconscious until he his fight, our family met to brainstorm slumped over — already blue from how best to honor his memory. I had lack of oxygen. Despite heroic efforts long considered that a scholarship in on the part of an off duty paramedic, his name is what he would want, as Terry suffered severe brain damage it would reflect his value of education from the loss of oxygen and would and the need to help young people The late Terry Salté recover only to have severely impaired achieve that. cognitive function and permanent It was with total consensus that memory loss. his children agreed and suggested Carthage’s Our family’s ideal life was shattered. With Jon in Neuroscience program, as it most closely reflected college and Katie soon to be graduating from high the values Terry would cherish and would most school, Terry’s dream of his children all graduating honor his memory. college relatively debt-free was in jeopardy.

Having lived with and cared for a person with A blessing came unexpectedly when Katie was massive global brain damage, the whole family granted the Pietrowski Memorial Scholarship, realizes the truth in what one neurologist told me: established in honor of a Lake Zurich (Illinois) High “The more we learn about how the brain works, the School teacher who also attended Carthage, and less we realize we really know.” whose family wished to honor her memory with that As the current population ages, it is inevitable scholarship. Without that scholarship, it is doubtful that brain related disorders will rise. Alzheimer’s that Katie would have been able to attend Carthage. is predicted to affect 30 percent of adults as they During her Intro to Psychology class, Katie age. Age-related and cardiovascular dementias are observed the correlation to the struggles her on the rise. Identifying the causes and discovering father was going through and changed her major reversals or preventions of these debilitating focus to neuroscience. With firsthand experience conditions are critical to the emotional and financial in brain injury and its consequences, she focused security of millions of the aging population. on hypoxic traumatic brain injures, relearning The emotional toll of caring for a brain-injured and memory impairments. Her education was so loved one is enormous. Families are torn apart thorough and so experiential that, at graduation, by the stress. Caregivers lose their own lives and she was offered a position at Abbott Laboratories identities to care for the impaired person. Friends

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try to help, but it is hard to care for someone who is combative, incontinent, wandering, and doesn’t know who you are — or care.

The financial burden breaks most families. We were told when Terry first became sick that most families caring for someone like Terry are bankrupt within two years. That should be unacceptable in this country, yet it continues to be the case, as many dementias — whether resulting from injury or chemical changes in the brain — are treated as mental rather than physical ailments by insurance and have limited benefits.

Private and government funding for brain injury/dementia/Alzheimer’s care is almost nonexistent unless the family is broke or bankrupt and divests all funds, including retirement savings and pensions. Stress among caregivers is lifethreatening in itself.

Yes, I — we— are passionate about the need for further brain research into helping and alleviating the suffering caused by traumatic brain injury and other forms of dementia. If this scholarship in any way can lead to research, treatment, or alleviating of the suffering caused by brain injury, then Terry’s memory becomes one of hope and healing.

Furthermore, this is also a “pay it forward”.

Without the generosity of the Pietrowski family, my daughter could not have attended Carthage or would have incurred substantial debt. For that gratitude, it is only right and fitting that another scholarship should be established to allow even more young people the opportunity to make a difference in the world through education.

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2012

Mari (Panzer) Card and Nathaniel Card – Appleton, Wisconsin, married in Appleton, Wisconsin, on July 11. Members of the wedding party included best man Nathaniel “Bo” Swantek ’12, as well as bridesmaids Katie Schmidt ’12 and Maren Schutz ’15. Katie and Maren sang and played piano during the ceremony. Other musicians included professors James Ripley and Dimitri Shapovalov, and alumni Adya Kusyk ’11, Drew Scott ’12, Fletcher Paulsen ’15, Adam Vande Ven ’14 and Preston Smith ’14. Mari and Nate both studied music at Carthage and loved having so many Carthage musicians help to celebrate their marriage.

Brandon White and Rebecca (Prankis) White – Kenosha, married Oct. 4, 2013, in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.

2013

MacArthur Engstrand – Olympia Fields, Illinois, graduated from Air Force basic training in May as an airman first class and was part of the Honor Flight. He then graduated from technical school in June and has since reported to his first duty station. He adds that the Air Force has treated him very well and that he’s “thankful for the background and educational foundation that Carthage College has provided me in setting me up for success within the Air Force! GO, RED MEN!”

2014

Stephanie Larson – Baldwin, Wisconsin, accepted a teaching job with the Lower Kuskokwim School District as the second- and thirdgrade teacher in Nightmute, Alaska.

2015

Kaila Banaszak – Jackson, Wisconsin, earned the position as solo violinist for “Passing By,” a musical by Patrick Thompson that is set in a small, rural Wisconsin town.

The musical opened at the Chicago Music Theatre Festival and the New York Music Theatre Festival last July.

In addition, Kaila is serving as the interim executive director at the Kenosha Symphony Orchestra. Kaila coordinated summer outreach and education activities for the orchestra and is working with conductor Robert Hasty to plan the upcoming season, which will feature a performance with the Carthage Choir.

Erica Conway – Naperville, Illinois, was hired as a physical education teacher at the elementary school where she completed her student teaching. After the first week of class, she reported that everything was “fantastic!”

Jenna Dahlke – Schofield, Wisconsin, earned a full-scholarship graduate assistantship to complete her master’s degree in oboe performance at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Sofia Dollinger – Indianapolis, announced her move to Elgin, Illinois, to begin her career as a personal trainer with Life Time Fitness. She's excited to start “applying everything I learned in my classes, as well as from my RA job,” as she helps people become who they’d like to be.

Steve Hobe – Hickory Hills, Illinois, made his international debut in Santarcangelo di Romagna, Italy, performing the role of Mustafa in Rossini’s “L’Italiana in Algeri.” He also performed the role of Simone in “Gianni Schicchi” in Rimini, Italy. Carthage audiences may remember Steve’s performance of this role at Carthage as part of our Opera Workshop productions. In September, Steve headed to New York University to pursue a master’s degree in vocal performance.

Nick Huff – Dousman, Wisconsin, is attending Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York, to earn a master’s degree in opera performance.

Fletcher Paulsen – Bloomington, Illinois, is teaching music at The Prairie School in Kenosha.

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Jack Lambert – Colorado, is teaching voice and music theatre courses. One of his major projects is to create new musicals for immigrant youths whose families face deportation.

Samantha (Nelson) Sanchez – Oshkosh, Wisconsin, married Jared Sanchez on June 13. Their wedding party included fellow Carthage alumna Marissa Weiler ’15.

Matt Smith – Geneva, Illinois, is pursuing a master’s degree in organ performance at Westminster Choir College at Rider University in New Jersey.

Anna Schmidt – Kenosha, is teaching music at Washington Middle School in Kenosha and is the music director at First Congregational Church of Lake Geneva (Wisconsin).

Maren Schutz – Washington Island, Wisconsin, is part of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America’s Young Adults in Global Mission program, teaching English and music in Madagascar.

Lauren Wiemer – Burlington, Wisconsin, accepted a job at Whitewater High School in southeastern Wisconsin. She's one of five special education teachers there.

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continuing studies at Carthage

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As a Carthage adult, professional, or graduate student, you will gain the knowledge and distinctive skill sets you need to take the next big step in your professional life. Carthage offers professional development opportunities including continuing education for teachers, personal enrichment, and a paralegal program, in addition to graduate studies in education and social work.

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giving We are proud and honored to be associated with the individuals and institutions listed on the following pages and take great pleasure in recognizing their commitment and generosity to Carthage.

A Carthage education prepares graduates to lead and to serve their families, their communities, and our world.

During their time on campus, students discover their gifts and realize their full potential. The impact you make as donors, volunteers, and leaders is evidenced by and expanded with every graduating class.

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2015 donor honor roll

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giving the enduring gift society

2015 DONOR HONOR ROLL

The Enduring Gift Society recognizes benefactors and estates whose contributions received by the College total $100,000 or more, including funds received from July 1, 1981 through fiscal year-end June 30, 2015.

This list represents donors whose contributions to Carthage were received July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015.

platinum level

Contents

Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and predecessor bodies Donald ’50 and Marilyn Hedberg Siebert Lutheran Foundation, Inc. The N.E. Tarble Family

The Enduring Gift Society

page 44 Alumni

page 47 Master’s Graduates

page 60 Faculty and Staff

page 60 Parents and Past Parents

page 62

Friends of Carthage

page 65

Henry Denhart Society

page 68

Thrivent Financial

page 70

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Torchbearers

page 70

gold level Joel Bleeke ’75 Charitable Foundation

Churches

The Estate of Irene E. (Schuknecht) Borsh ’70

page 72

Helen Clausen and the late A.W. (Tom)

Foundations, Corporations, Matching Gift Companies

The Estate of Joycelynn Clausen

page 74

Carthage Business and Professional Coalition Steering Committee

page 78 Alumni Council

page 78 Board of Trustees

page 79 Officers of the College

page 79

Clausen ’44 and the late Peggy Clausen Judith (Ewig) Fritsch ’61 and John Fritsch The Estate of Wesley and Mildred Gallup The Estate of Emmert ’27 and Leola Gassman ’27 The late Paul Goerner ’38 and the late Inez Goerner Jockey International, Inc. and the Steigerwaldt and Waller Families Imogene and the late Samuel Johnson, and SC Johnson Maggie Klingenmeyer Ihde The Kresge Foundation Shirley Madrigrano and the late Joseph Madrigrano Sr. The Estate of Robert Morin The Estate of George H. Musch The late William Niemann ’41 and the late Doris Niemann The Estate of George ’24 and Hazel Osborn The Estate of Elsie Queckenstedt Susan (Young) Ruud Stover ’69 Alan Ruud Franklin I. and Irene List Saemann Foundation

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2015 donor honor roll

g Edward ’57 and Alice (Lawler) Smeds ’57

Mary Bishop and Eli Wolf

Greater Kenosha Area Foundation

Snap-on Incorporated

Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation

Greater Milwaukee Foundation

David A. Straz Jr. and Catherine Straz

Brady Corporation

Edna ’38 and the late Kenneth Gross

John Pender

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans and

The late Patricia (Thompson) Brainard ’66

H. Jeffrey ’80 and Susan Hamar

Clifton and Gladys Peterson

Jack ’49 and Mae (Voth) Harris ’52

Kurt Piepenburg ’77 and Kate Jerome

David and Lyn Brunn

Sarah (Hunt) Harris ’87 and William Harris

Terry ’70 and Evelyn Pillinger

Ann (Wagner) and the late Axel Bundgaard

The late Ortha (Berger) Harstad ’48 and

The late Eugene Potente Jr. and the late

predecessor organizations Albert Van Maren ’65 and the late Marianne Kidd Van Maren Mary Kimbrough Webb and the late

and the late Harold Brainard

Barbara ’12 and F. Gregory Campbell ’12

The Estate of Marianne (Reed) Parker ’61 and James Parker

the late Kenneth Harstad

Joan Potente

The Estate of Wilbur and Martha Capps

Peggy Hedberg ’81

Dolores (Ronk) Prellberg ’50

The late Howard Carlson ’38 and the late

Helwig Foundation

The Estate of Susan C. Rahm ’69

The Estate of Edna Johnson

The Estate of Evelyn A. Rogers

Steven and Cindy Chapman

The Johnson’s Wax Fund, Inc.

Rebecca Romeis and the late Robert

The Estate of Charles and Vivian Chevillon

The Estate of George L. Karstetter ’38

The Estate of Marie E. Children

The late Pearl Kesselring

W. David and Gael Romoser

The Estate of Werner and Hazel Bothe

Richard and Patricia Christman

Thomas Kieso ’73

Ruud Lighting, Inc.

Elizabeth Kassel Brown and the late

Chrysler Foundation

The John J. and Ruth F. Kloss

Glenn and Eleanor Sather

Albert Webb Todd Wehr Foundation Wisconsin Foundation for Independent Colleges, Inc.

silver level Howard Brown The Estate of Alice (Moody) Chapin ’35 and Robert Chapin The late Lila Collins The late Owen Fess ’40

E. Ruth Carlson

Consolidated Papers Foundation, Inc. Virginia (Altera) Cornog ’74 and Robert Cornog Miriam (Spielman) Cotanch ’41 and the late Robert Cotanch ’42

The Estate of Harlan J. Ingwalson

The Estate of Robert P. Cowden

The late C. Charles Jackson ’43

The Estate of Valborg Crossland

The Estate of Ruth A. Maxwell ’74

The late David Dale ’43 and the late

The late Janet May

Estelle Dale

Charitable Trust

Romeis ’35

The Estate of Ruth Schaefer 1907

The Estate of Inez G. Koch

Wilma Schneider ’51

Joyce (Helwig) Koenitzer ’51 and the late

John Sladek Jr. ’65 and Celia Sladek

John Koenitzer

The Estate of Jeanette Smith

Thomas ’63 and Martha Lentz

The Estate of Rev. Donald Sondrol ’57

Odelle (Monte) Leonard ’54 and the late

The Estate of Wilfred Sonntag ’26

Ralph Leonard ’51

Margaret O. Spangler and the late

The Estate of Mary L. Link

John Spangler ’43

The late Norman and the late Grace Lutz

Linda Staubitz and the late Arthur Staubitz

Gloria and the late Charles Mullen

W. Craig ’72 and Janice (Ryden) Deaton ’74

The Estate of Gladys Lynch

The late Ethel (Williams) Steffey ’27

National Science Foundation

The Estate of Wayne and Ruth Diehl

Katherine Madrigrano Comi ’81 and

William Stewart ’64 and the late

The late Mary Palmer

The late William Diehl ’48 and the late

Racine Community Foundation Inc. The Estate of Alice (Mack) Rowe ’39 and Neill Rowe

June (Thomsen) Diehl ’41 Robert and Lois Dittus The Estate of Ronald and Wilma Dopp

Luigi Comi

Barbara (Susina) Stewart ’64

Gina Madrigrano Friebus ’76 and

John Stewig

William Friebus

The Estate of Helen F. Stolldorf ’26

Glenn Madrigrano Sr. and

The Estate of Marion Strom

Loren ’65 and Vickie (Myers) Semler ’67

The Estate of Stephen B Dozier ’30

The Estate of Lorraine Sinkler

The Estate of Frank W. and Susan Drew

Thomas Madrigrano

bronze level

The Estate of Adele Eisenhower ’41

Richard Marconi ’56

Mary and the late Leonard Enroth

Frederick ’48 and Jewel (Beres) Marks ’46

James ’63 and LaRue (Rhine) Unglaube ’64

The late Dorothy (Mueller) Eykamp ’27

Dean ’84 and Donna Matthews

The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust

The late James McNamara ’62 and

June (Boatman) Waller ’63 and

1335 Foundation Abbott Laboratories Fund Nadine and the late George Acker ’34 Altria Group, Inc. American Chemical Society The Estate of Clarence Anderson The Estate of Mary Frost Ashley Mark Barmak and Jody Zuraitis The Estate of Ella Sue Beck ’29

and the late George Eykamp ’28 The Estate of Earl Garard ’22

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Dennis and Natalie Troha The late Rev. Dr. Ross Trower ’43 and the late Margaret (Doering) Trower ’42

Oralee McNamara

Ashton Waller

Gateway Mortgage Corporation

The Jack Miller Center

The late Delferd Walser ’25

The Estate of Betty Gies ’49

Diane Muri

Lawrence Weiss ’70

The Estate of Pearl Goeller ’20

National Space Grant Foundation

David ’98 and Heather Wiers

John Gorton ’66

The Estate of Ernest and Edna Newhouse

Gary and Lucinda Wilson

Great Lakes Higher Education

The Estate of Eric Olson

Wisconsin Energy Corporation, Inc.

Guaranty Corporation

This list represents donors whose contributions to Carthage were received July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015.

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Barbara Madrigrano

The late Raymond and the late Joan Worley

platinum level

gold level

silver level

bronze level

$5,000,000 – above

$1,000,000 - $4,999,999

$500,000 - $999,999

$100,000 - $499,999

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DONOR BREAKDOWN

520 1,968 359 285 2,164 TOTAL DONORS

students alumni current parents past parents friends

5,296 Numbers are from July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015.

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2015 donor honor roll

CENTURY CLUB Donald Krueger George Main and the late Evelyn Hemming Main Richard Odehnal Donald Robinson John Zehfus

alumni 1934

CENTURY CLUB Bernice (Hightower) Ihlenfeld

1938

DEAN’S CLUB Edna (Fisher) Gross HERITAGE CLUB Isabel (Campbell) Rossey

1939

CARTHAGINIAN CLUB William and Jerry Berger

1940

EXECUTIVE CLUB The Estate of Owen B. Fess

1941

1944

HERITAGE CLUB Robert Lesher Sr.

LEGACY CLUB Joan (Main) and Paul Swope ’42

1945

CARTHAGE CLUB The Estate of Lois (Paddock) Wagner and Donald Wagner ’42

CARTHAGE CLUB Jack and Mae Harris ’52

CENTURY CLUB Beverly (Hand) Keller CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Edith (Tieckelmann) Botkin

1946

TRUSTEES CLUB Miriam (Spielman) Cotanch CENTURY CLUB Charles Hopson

CENTURY CLUB Charles and Ruth Hanson

1942

1947

LEGACY CLUB Paul and Joan Swope ’44 CENTURY CLUB Rudolph and Winifred Hazucha

DEAN’S CLUB Ilsemarie Caspar Mary (Kreppert) and Robert Jeanmaire ’50 CENTURY CLUB Carol (Piper) Wolff CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Alma (Buchen) Hagen

1948

1943

LEGACY CLUB Irma (Niekamp) Anderson Paul Baughman and Louise Lindeman

CENTURY CLUB John Dorch Carlos and Connie Van Auron

TRUSTEES CLUB Frederick and Jewel Marks ’46

DEAN’S CLUB Wallace Rossmiller

This list represents donors whose contributions to Carthage were received July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015.

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LEGACY CLUB Warren and Carol (Prange) Reckmeyer CENTURY CLUB Calvin Claus and the late Nona Claus ’48 Shirley (Rau) Hileman Dorothy Urquhart CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Betty (Gilpin) Koch

1950

CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Naomi (Roth) and James Bryant M. Elizabeth (Huey) Damron

HERITAGE CLUB Max Stewart

CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Milton Whitney Stratewula (Kehias) and Robert Wulfkuhle

1949

FLAME CLUB William Wittig

TRUSTEES CLUB Jewel (Beres) and Frederick Marks ’48

CARTHAGE CLUB The Estate of Donald and Lois Wagner ’45

CENTURY CLUB The late Nona (Holappa) Claus and Calvin Claus ’49

EXECUTIVE CLUB Donald and Marilyn Hedberg LEGACY CLUB The late Robert Beitzel and Rubye Beitzel William and Nancy Goessel Ellen (Hankel) Van Osdol DEAN’S CLUB Russell and Phyllis Fergus Robert and Mary Jeanmaire ’47 Phyllis (Boddiger) Linn Ruth (Johnson) Mandelbaum Robert and Dawn (Cooksey) Smick HERITAGE CLUB John and Mona Bickers Joy (Bewersdorf) Christensen John and Margaret Turlo Carl Zitzewitz Jr. and Nora (Arbaugh) Zitzewitz

executive club trustees club carthage club

$25,000 and above $10,000 - $24,999 $5,000 - $9,999

CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Mildred (Whitney) Bridgeland Scott and Ruth Olsen ’51 Warren and Elizabeth Wandrey Walter and Beth White

1951

TRUSTEES CLUB Wilma Schneider FLAME CLUB Dorothy (Frank) Anderson LEGACY CLUB Arlene (Lundberg) and Christopher Groen DEAN’S CLUB Lois (Buss) Ennes Earl Fenn Jr. CENTURY CLUB Rudolph and Jo Bittner ’52 John and Shirley Boudry Paul and Marilyn Dumke Geraldine Green Evelyn (Evans) Humphrey Hardin James Sr. and Helen James Shirley (Sonneman) Kozak Charles Moen and the late Della Moen ’52 Sigurd and Dianne Nelson ’53 Donald and Wanda Riechers Keith Wickert CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Carol Bruss Earl Meissner and the late Phyllis (Kubly) Meissner Leona (Hartje) and Carl Nelson Beverly (Schloemer) and Scott Olsen ’50

1952

CARTHAGE CLUB Mae (Voth) and Jack Harris ’49 Annette (Walser) Kilver

flame club legacy club dean’s club

LEGACY CLUB Constance (Twietmeyer) Swanson and the late Dudley Swanson DEAN’S CLUB Otis and Betty Hammel Willard and Kathryn Nelson CENTURY CLUB B. Elaine Asmus Jo (Gilbert) and Rudolph Bittner ’51 John Keller Lawrence Krahn Jr. The late Lenwood Monte Robert and Arlyn Mueller Camilla (Brems) Ross Elizabeth (Jones) Walker CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Kenneth Busse Donald and Annelise Hinnenthal ’54 Harold and Le Risdon

1953

LEGACY CLUB Sidney and Grace Hamper DEAN’S CLUB Kenneth Hurst Jr. and Marlys Hurst ’54 CENTURY CLUB Raymond and Reva Hoewing ’55 Lois (Berg) Johnson Irwin and Josie (Backer) Lanquist The late Alice (Thravalos) Mianecki Dianne (Hatfield) and Sigurd Nelson ’51 Inge (Teel) and Sven Ruetman David and Mary Schroer Herbert and Janet Veit CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Betty (Kreitlow) Ahnell Marlowe and Mary Clauser Rosemarie (Winkler) and Edward Effertz Lois (Holford) and Arthur Lepper Nancy Lyerla Chauncey and Doris Mickelson

$2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499 $500 - $999

1954

LEGACY CLUB Odelle (Monte) Leonard DEAN’S CLUB Marlys (Dokmo) Hurst and Kenneth Hurst Jr. ’53 Delores (Carson) Pihl CENTURY CLUB Norma (Barnes) and William Beach Paul and Norma Doering Marlene (Wendell) Jernberg Lewis and Margaret Payne Lawrence Ruegg Shirley (Taylor) Shular Justin and Maxine Silvius CARTHAGINIAN CLUB The late Rollyn Affeldt and Charleta Affeldt Ledith (Garber) and Max Ambs Richard and Lois Bailey Thomas and Cornelia Foley ’58 Robert and Nancye Gerding ’56 Annelise (Jensen) and Donald Hinnenthal ’52 Wayne and Alzada Wachholz ’55

1955

TRUSTEES CLUB The Estate of Jacob W. Schneider DEAN’S CLUB Jean (Twietmeyer) and Thomas Dirksen Janice (Knutson) and Thomas Evensen CENTURY CLUB Dale Benson David and Jean Hockman ’57 Reva and Raymond Hoewing ’53 CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Mary (Procek) and Edward Campbell Ronald and Audrey Glossop ’58 Catherine (Hockman) Rambo Joyce (Seifert) and Carle Satre ’56 Doris (Tarnow) Shaw Alzada (Spath) and Wayne Wachholz ’54

heritage club $250 - $499 century club $100 - $249 carthaginian club $1 - $99

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Suzanne (Scheibe) and Franklin Stoneburner Barbara Wegner

alumni continued

1956

LEGACY CLUB Dorothy Goos Jack and Marian Nitz DEAN’S CLUB Richard Marconi James and Corrine Zoellick ’57 HERITAGE CLUB Anne (Beckstrand) Dudycha CENTURY CLUB Leila (Jones) Bang Warren and Rebecca Diskerud Kenneth and Martha Gorsky ’58 Don and Judy Henderson Donald and Joan Piper ’57 Leonard Rempert Janet (Schultz) and James Schroeder ’58 Hans and Peggy Thomsen CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Jeanne (Vreeland) and Richard Dreyer Nancye (Lesher) and Robert Gerding ’54 Robert and Sara Larsen Grace McEwen Louis Peters Jr. Carl and Joyce Satre ’55

1957

CARTHAGE CLUB Edward and Alice (Lawler) Smeds LEGACY CLUB Edward and Judith Simko ’58 The late Donald Sondrol Ronald and Barbara Stamer ’58 Robert and Beverly Walters DEAN’S CLUB Barbara (Bunnell) Bowen Edward and Nancy Konvalinka Roy Moore Jr. and Priscilla Moore Corrine (Lambrecht) and James Zoellick ’56 HERITAGE CLUB Harold and Juanita Fisher Harold and Martha Hockman Donald and Janet Zitzewitz

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CENTURY CLUB Jeanette (Erkert) Bowersox Andrew Carlsson John and M. Suzanne Eakins Richard and Barbara Hanson Phillip Hausknecht Jean (Meyer) and David Hockman ’55 Margaret (Sanger) and William Keighin Ronald and Joyce Lavin Joan (Markwell) and Donald Piper ’56 Frank Rutter Jr. and Irene Rutter John and Cathy Sell Donald and Donna Thannen ’59 Lloyd Torbeck Eugene and Lois Wensel ’59 CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Duane and Carol Dixon ’58 Maurine (Anderson) Donnelly Thomas James Sr. and Suzanne (Lignell) James Alice (Leach) Paluch James and Patricia Swinburne

1958

LEGACY CLUB Leon and Betty Armagost ’59 Larry and Mary (Park) Krull Judith (Gorsky) and Edward Simko ’57 Barbara (Boyd) and Ronald Stamer ’57 Charles and Karen Vavrin DEAN’S CLUB Bernice (Ihlenfeld) Ellis HERITAGE CLUB Leah (James) Everson and Roy Everson Jr. ’59 Wayne and Sharon (Rehlberg) Torgeson CENTURY CLUB Patricia (Reibig) and Joel Culley Joyce Fahrenholtz Martha (Hinrichs) and Kenneth Gorsky ’56 Virgil Leenerts Frederick and Jolene (Andersen) Lesher Donald and Audree Nielsen ’59 James and Janet Schroeder ’56

CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Carol and Duane Dixon ’57 Cornelia and Thomas Foley ’54 Ellsworth and Kay Freyer ’59 Genevieve (Axelsen) Gamble Audrey (Lutz) and Ronald Glossop ’55 Carla (Koch) Jaeger Herbert and Joanne Reed ’59 Barbara (Barnes) Woerner

1959

EXECUTIVE CLUB Richard and Judith Dokmo ’61 FLAME CLUB Clayton and Shirley (Eller) Diskerud M.Ed. ’79 Cornelia (Ellis) and Daniel Green LEGACY CLUB Betty (Obert) and Leon Armagost ’58 Joleen (Buss) Gleasman HERITAGE CLUB Roy Everson Jr. and Leah Everson ’58 Nancy Lersch Richard and Barbara (Aidich) Stamer CENTURY CLUB Glen and Jean Bitter ’62 Neal and Mary Jo Bressler ’60 Harold and Nancy (Ferguson) Hanke Paula (Beebe) and George Hayward Alan Hewey C. Richard and Kathleen Kistner ’61 Guy Meiss Audree (Asmus) and Donald Nielsen ’58 Gordon and Jean Postlewaite Donna (Helker) and Donald Thannen ’57 Robert Trendel Jr. and Virginia Trendel ’61 Jacob and Kathleen Uebel Marianne (Baker) and Daniel Wachholz ’60 Lois (Park) and Eugene Wensel ’57 CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Nancy (Koehler) and Warren Behling ’60 Wilma (Blenz) Boese Lawson and Janet Faler

Kay (Cleveland) and Ellsworth Freyer ’58 Ronald Garrelts Jacqueline (Diekmann) and Douglas Groff Joanne (Whitaker) and Herbert Reed ’58 Paul Schoenhaar Marjorie (Swanson) and Edward Wolf

1960

CENTURY CLUB Mary (Bickford) and Neal Bressler ’59 John George Sr. and Nancy (Dorner) George Richard Gustafson Nan James Noack Maureen (Seyller) and Richard Mikyska Marcia (Sebern) and Walter Olep Wendell Olson and Jan Sabol Jack and Mary Pollitt Michael and Marilyn Taylor Daniel and Marianne Wachholz ’59 Carol (Haasch) and Edwin Witzke CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Warren and Nancy Behling ’59 Virginia (Detrick) Crase Marjorie (Goulden) and Gary Larson ’61 Jerome and Karol Lund Carol Reinholtz Robert and Diane (Balle) Sonders Mary Stoner

1961

EXECUTIVE CLUB Judith (Ferron) and Richard Dokmo ’59 CARTHAGE CLUB Judith (Ewig) and John Fritsch Ronald and Jane (Bonander) Geison FLAME CLUB Robert Reimers Jr. LEGACY CLUB Judith (Reed) Kese and the late Andres Kese Carol (Piediscalzi) and Terrence Rohr DEAN’S CLUB Charles Carlin Joan Ehrenberg Donald and Ann Piehl

John and Dorothy (Beck) Voyta CENTURY CLUB Theodore and Janeene (Tambert) Conter Rosalie (Leinweber) Eggert David and Susan Hoffman Kathleen (Shannon) and C. Richard Kistner ’59 Marie (Rothfuss) and Roy Kruse Emil and Karen Novak Donald Pardonner and Judith Reninger Paul and Judith Schacht Virginia Trendel and Robert Trendel Jr. ’59 Margot (Greenlimb) Woolard CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Gary and Marjorie Larson ’60 Sharon Pfeiffer DiAnne (Denison) and Larry Sager Stanley Truckenbrod and Ann Fowler Arthur Zerbel

1962

LEGACY CLUB Kenneth and Maureen Drum Walter and Joann Kilgus ’63 Bill Perry and Carol Ricciardello Ann (Mullins) Tindall DEAN’S CLUB Earl Wolf Jr. HERITAGE CLUB Fred and Susan Bess ’64 Kristin (Romeis) Ramsdell CENTURY CLUB Jean (Ferron) and Glen Bitter ’59 Shyla (Gitter) Carbone E. James Douglas Jr. Roger and Carolyn Eigenfeld ’65 Laura (Paton) Frey Warren and Carol Gammeter Shirley (Schroeder) Jones Kenneth and Carol Kiser ’64 Dorothy (Whitaker) and Larry Maaske ’63 Janet (Lausch) and Michael Nagl David and Sandra Novak ’64 Paul and Barbara Parker Diane (Hoyt) and Walter Piehl Howard and Patricia (Long) Reblitz Barbara (Jones) and Glenn Stuart Robert and Caryl Swanson

CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Judith (DeLapp) and Kenneth Andrews Larry and Deanna Bohn Janice Henningsen Mary (Stott) and Robert Krystyn Thomas and Linda Nyman William and Ruth Sapp William Strand

1963

TRUSTEES CLUB James and LaRue Unglaube ’64 June (Boatman) and Ashton Waller CARTHAGE CLUB Thomas and Martha Lentz LEGACY CLUB Joann (Boatman) and Walter Kilgus ’62 John Kness DEAN’S CLUB Dennis Magnuson Robert Muschewske and Leaetta Hough Janet Salstrom HERITAGE CLUB Roger and Marjorie (Gable) Asplund Yvonne (Pfabe) and William Juhl CENTURY CLUB Judith (Hager) and Roger Carlsen Richard and Sigrid Gronning Kent Hodges David and Marilyn Indermuehle Donald and Judy Koepke Larry and Dorothy Maaske ’62 Gordon and Karen (Young) Souden CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Diane (Lorenz) and James Hall David and Kay Ivarson ’64 Carole (Vermillion) and Paul Laffey John and Mary Neff Jodeanne Pfeiffer Don and Deborah Riley ’65 Alice (West) and Joseph Wendling

1964

TRUSTEES CLUB LaRue (Rhine) and James Unglaube ’63

Fall Carthaginian 2015

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2015 donor honor roll

LEGACY CLUB Elbert Gentry III and Barbara Gentry

ANNUAL FUND IMPACT

DEAN’S CLUB William Stewart HERITAGE CLUB Susan (Fogel) and Fred Bess ’62 Rodney and Barbara Randall Jerilyn Wetterling Powers CENTURY CLUB Richard Chinlund Philip and LaVerne Engelhardt ’65 Sandra (Schacht) and Donald Hansen Carol (Goetz) and Kenneth Kiser ’62 Charles Knipp Mary (Peterson) Lewis Sandra (Horback) and David Novak ’62 N. Henry and Ramsey Pevsner Faith (Overdier) and Rodney Pfeiffer Albert and Phyllis Rother Paula (James) and Peter Schmitz ’65 Robert and Rita Sullivan David and Barbara Warfel ’65 Elaine (Nelson) and Gerald Worth CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Paul Hubbard and Charlotte Hersch-Hubbard ’66 Roger and Carol Hug Kay (Zarn) and David Ivarson ’63 Hope (Schneider) Lindeman

Last year, through the assistance of gifts to the Carthage Fund

17

teams reached championship-level competition

68

Bridge Grants were awarded to students in need of emergency funding

1965

EXECUTIVE CLUB Loren and Vickie Semler ’67 John Sladek Jr. and Celia Sladek Albert Van Maren CARTHAGE CLUB Donald and Virginia Eken LEGACY CLUB Carl and Karen Engelhardt James Nelson David and Barbara (Gatz) Powers

This list represents donors whose contributions to Carthage were received July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015.

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5

theatre productions allowed students to harness their talents and follow their passions

executive club trustees club carthage club

$25,000 and above $10,000 - $24,999 $5,000 - $9,999

flame club legacy club dean’s club

$2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499 $500 - $999

heritage club $250 - $499 century club $100 - $249 carthaginian club $1 - $99

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DEAN’S CLUB Philip Pratt II and Karin (Allen) Pratt Susan Salstrom

alumni continued DEAN’S CLUB Elizabeth (Dean) and Hugh Foster ’66 Malcolm and Annette Mitchell Nancy Wennerstrand HERITAGE CLUB Audrey (Vanderwalker) and David Mayer Michael and Diane Mikkelson ’66 CENTURY CLUB Kerstin and David Beitzel ’66 Mary Castrodale Carolyn and Roger Eigenfeld ’62 LaVerne and Philip Engelhardt ’64 R. Alan Kimbrough Jay and Susan Maher ’67 Thomas and Judy Richter Peter and Paula Schmitz ’64 Barbara (Stielau) and David Warfel ’64 Richard and Jane Weiderman CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Penelope (Fagerstrom) and Donald Anderson James and Jeri Johnson Deborah and Don Riley ’63 James and Mary Shawl ’66 Allan and Sherry Thom

1966

LEGACY CLUB Burton and Gilda Bratt John Gorton Harry and Katherine Klauda ’70 DEAN’S CLUB Hugh and Elizabeth Foster ’65 Donald and Terri Wruck HERITAGE CLUB Dennis Day and Renee Raddatz-Day Roxanne (Whitson) and John Frey Frank and Carol Gattolin ’67 Sandra (Priaulx) and John Lang Diane (Brown) and Michael Mikkelson ’65 Roger Minner Jr. and Phyllis Minner ’67 Linda (Merritt) Queen John and Sandra Schroeder

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CENTURY CLUB David and Kerstin Beitzel ’65 Ronald Bielke Dorathy (Kamphausen) Bobzin Kathleen (Eckman) Bush Richard and Mary Carnes Mary (Gross) and James Clark Dean and Donna Davidson Connie (Schlueter) and Patrick Goggin Robert Haasch Kathleen (Brewster) Hamilton C. Dale and Ardyth (Kovacevich) Johnson Mary (Bunda) and Kenneth Johnson Sandra (Wessel) and Dennis Maves Cynthia (Koetz) and Kenneth Miller Sharon (Klug) and Thomas Nyman Robert and Margaret Wenzel CARTHAGINIAN CLUB John and Wendy Dorn Stephen Gulan Tessie (Heubach) and Stephen Heath Charlotte Hersch-Hubbard and Paul Hubbard ’64 Robert and Rebecca Kinnear Clare (Hall) Korp Elaine (Petersen) and Eric Lucht Gary and Marcia Richter Mary and James Shawl ’65 Brian and Bonnie Smith Alan and Rebecca Zoellner

1967

EXECUTIVE CLUB Vickie (Myers) and Loren Semler ’65 FLAME CLUB Harry and Lois Niese ’69 LEGACY CLUB Marilyn Andersen Creston and Susannah Hart Myron and Patricia Marlett Rolland and Judi Papendick Thomas and Kristine Thommesen ’68 Reinholt and Carol Wasemiller ’68

HERITAGE CLUB Karen (Petermann) Dunton Holly (Anderson) and Philip Gansz Robert Hawkinson Jr. and Susan Hawkinson ’68 Warren Johnson Jr.and Donna Johnson Phyllis (Furth) Minner and Roger Minner Jr. ’66 Robert and Beverly (Spencer) Unglaube

CAREERS

95

%

CENTURY CLUB Thomas Bentz G. Martin and Sandra Bezik Jr. Robert and Susan Brandt ’68 Jay and Joyce Denz ’68 Doris (Plautz) and Gary Ferb Thomas Fugette John and Carolyn Gavurnik ’69 Thomas and Margaret Keller ’70 Kathryn (Thommesen) and James Lange Susan (Hidding) and Jay Maher ’65 Janet Messer Joseph and Regina Peterson Ronald and Lynn Reeves ’68 Louis Smith Jr. and Sara Smith Dennis and Janice Waisman

of Class of 2014 graduates were in grad school or employed full time six months after graduation.

CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Harold Cole Carol (Ketter) and Frank Gattolin ’66 Kathleen (Tostrud) and Clement Imhoff Benita (Schreiber) Myles

1968

EXECUTIVE CLUB William Wagley Jr. CARTHAGE CLUB Cary Bjork and the late Sharon (Byrge) Bjork Douglas and Joyce (Tanck) Herolt LEGACY CLUB Kristine (Rasmussen) and Thomas Thommesen ’67 Carol (Cory) and Reinholt Wasemiller ’67 DEAN’S CLUB Phyllis (Olson) and Gerald Hand

Myra (Hawkins) and Joseph Slifka

Daniel and Elizabeth Wunderlich

HERITAGE CLUB Susan (Dieter) Hawkinson and Robert Hawkinson Jr. ’67 Gerald Ugland

CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Linda (Zastrow) Cook Diane Dau-Koos and Robert Koos Robert Fischer Jr. and Susan Fischer Janette Franke Barbara (Berg) and Mark Heike Donald Hill Jane (Wilson) and Larry Hough ’71 Roselyn (Rooks) and Wiley Krapf Kathleen (Welch) Pasion

CENTURY CLUB Ross and Sandra Aden Alan and Gene Blatecky Susan (Harris) and Robert Brand ’67 Joyce (Rhodes) and Jay Denz ’67 Sandra (Charlson) Ligocki John Peterson Lynn and Ronald Reeves ’67 Richard and Susan Swanson Jack and Pamela Tootson ’69

1969

FLAME CLUB Lois (Spee) and Harry Niese ’67 LEGACY CLUB Marcia and David Burba ’70 James and Jamie Hermann Eric and Carol Otterbein Susan (Hayek) and Michael Shaw DEAN’S CLUB John and Judy Cooley ’70 Timothy Yanacheck and Ann Heaslett HERITAGE CLUB James and Jane Barsch ’70 Robert and Karen Cook ’70

Fall Carthaginian 2015

11/9/15 12:33 PM

2015 donor honor roll

Sharon (Gollish) Koelsch and the late James Koelsch Lynn (Martin) and Ronald Kunz Jeffrey and Virginia Petersen Nancy (Kothrade) and Harold Stalf Ann (Shouba) and Bruce Strom Robert and Diane (Ferch) Zapf CENTURY CLUB Michael and Patricia Ambrogio Douglas and Karen Appleby Fredric and Pamela Carlson Stephen and Karen Cass ’72 Caryl Dierksen Carolyn (Nereim) and John Gavurnik ’67 Barbara (Lorber) and Steven Hendricks ’70 Judy (Johnson) and Jon Holingshead Mary (Gebauer) and Robert Jacobs Dieter Jedan Lyn Johnson Philip and Barbara Lange Harvey Nelson Mary (Gundlach) Norris John and Cheryl Peacock Joan (Fagerstrom) Peterkin and Martin Janosch Douglas and Marilyn Schoen Mark and Sharon Schrading Curtis and Pamela Siegel Pamela (Reynolds) and Jack Tootson ’68 James and Susan (Otterbein) Van Burk CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Thomas Abbott Terry and Kathy Bishop Elizabeth (Wolk) and William Brodak Terrance and Nancy Heeter Susan Kazlo and the late Ronald Kazlo Winilue (Feltmann) and Joel Klein Laura Knupp-Grigull and Joachim Grigull Robert and Doris Kurth Alan and Barbara Miralgio Jo (Lewis) and Gary Olson Michael Richardt Alexis (Zabore) and Randall Spangler Carol (Tedrahn) and Robert Trojanowski

Elaine (Batka) and James Viviano

1970

FLAME CLUB Richard Johnson LEGACY CLUB Kenneth and Marianne Boehne ’71 David and Marcia Burba ’69 Richard and Margaret Finley Jerry and Marcia (Harms) Hahnfield Katherine (McKay) and Harry Klauda ’66 DEAN’S CLUB Judy (Nowatske) and John Cooley ’69 Mark Lukas HERITAGE CLUB John and Dianne Anderson Jane (Burgermeister) and James Barsch ’69 Karen (Mantych) and Robert Cook ’69 Jane Nystrom Martin and Myrna (Barroga) Schultz Peggy (Doig) and Robert Scimone CENTURY CLUB Kenneth and Margaret Bartels Nancy Blachowski Jane (Young) and Carl Brietlow ’72 Kathleen (Hartl) and Roger Burdick Gregory and Deborah Casperson Dennis and Jeannine Ellertson ’72 Douglas Farr John and Lynn Freedlund Elsie (Anderson) and William Gouling Richard Harris Steven and Barbara Hendricks ’69 Gordon and Jane Hess John and Pamela (Werkheiser) Karnatz Margaret (Hubert) and Thomas Keller ’67 Sharon (Gregorius) and Stanley Koenig Jacqua (Spring) and Brandon Koltz ’72 Roger and Barbara Nordberg

This list represents donors whose contributions to Carthage were received July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015.

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Alan and Eileen Oberdeck James and Beverly Pierce Carole and John Schafer ’72 James and Susan Schweke ’71 Marnette (Roth) and Gary Severance CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Gail (Frey) and David Akins Vincent and Linda Angel ’91 Jane and W. Wayne Beem Carol (Degner) and William Bremser Phillip and Marilyn Carl Gail (Gipp) and Robert Copelan W. Charles and Judith Dill Christine Frank Marybeth Harris Carol and Edward Knudson ’79 Sharon (Keller) and Alex Matusevicius Christine Ryden Elaine (Anderson) and Stephen Sherry Thomas and Luann Spraker ’72 Karen (Scheicher) and Kent Turkow

1971

TRUSTEES CLUB Christine (Burkee) and Richard Hobbs CARTHAGE CLUB Cynthia (Osgood) and Wesley Geib LEGACY CLUB Gregory Bergner and B. Jean Fulton-Bergner ’72 Marianne (Litawa) and Kenneth Boehne ’70 Joanne (Ludwig) Greathouse Pamela Sherer and Leon Graubard HERITAGE CLUB Brad and Ellen Anderson ’72 Mark and Diane Montemurro Daniel and Barbara Schmidt CENTURY CLUB Michael Behrens Victoria Blough J. and Colleen Campbell ’75 Frank Efird Jr. David and Nancy (Weiner) Hackbarth Paul and Julie Hegele Christine Krueger

executive club trustees club carthage club

$25,000 and above $10,000 - $24,999 $5,000 - $9,999

Richard and Carol Massat Scott McIntosh Cathy (Leys) Nelson and Janine Hradsky Charles Nystrom Diane Olson Patricia Pixler Steve Poulos Nels and Gretchen (Schlichter) Ritola Susan (Vought) and James Schweke ’70 Michelle Serpe Mary (Spangler) and Thomas Shelton Greg and Jacqueline Wajerski Merry (Harper) Wellman Helen (Thomas) and Dennis Williamson Susan (Walsh) and Mark Wilson CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Scott Amick Darcia (Althoff) Behrens Dalibor and Jacquelyn (Tetting) Drummer Janet (Deuth) Dugdale Steven and Vicki Fager Linda (Needham) Greening Dennis Guehler William and Joellyn Heinkel Larry and Jane Hough ’68 Vivian (Lord) Joubert Meg (MacDowell) and Arthur Kruckenberg Charlotte (Birchell) and Joseph Laba Paul and Diane Lewis Martin Moskopf James and Anne Oakley Donald Radlein and Cathy Lomedico Carol Schaufel-Romero and Stephano Romero Linda (Bryzek) and Alan Varney James and Carla Wilks

1972

TRUSTEES CLUB Janice and Craig Deaton ’74 LEGACY CLUB Frederick and Betty Body David and Sheila Endres B. Jean Fulton-Bergner and Gregory Bergner ’71 Cary and Melissa Haller Richard and Barbara Johnson Robert and Diana Placko

flame club legacy club dean’s club

DEAN’S CLUB Jerry and Jessica Janson Jack and Jane Spencer ’80 HERITAGE CLUB Ellen (Frederickson) and Brad Anderson ’71 Jeffrey and Carol Bainbridge Karen (Larson) Evans Ralph and Sheila Ferris Ellen (Kasper) and Timothy Kartisek ’74 Richard Lange Cynthia (MacKinnon) and Ronald Larson ’80 Craig and Jane Songer CENTURY CLUB Sandra (Johnson) and James Adams Richard Anderson Eunice (Kanwischer) Becker Carl and Jane Breitlow ’70 Karen (Bjork) and Stephen Cass ’69 Thomas and Sue Christensen ’75 Jeannine and Dennis Ellertson ’70 Frank Fackler III Jule Ann (Vanderwater) and Donald Johnson Craig and Linda Kastilahn ’74 Brandon and Jacqua Koltz ’70 Jodee (Tetting) Liedtke Toni (Katsenes) and Jack Lorenz Robert and Joanne Newberg Ergina (Markadonis) O’Connor Ronald and Cathy Rayner Thomas and Jody Richards ’75 John and Carole Schafer ’70 Barbara (Almos) and John Sulton Lesley (Deibler) Totten and Walter Totten Jr. Janice Wilson CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Christine (Muller) and Wiley Askew D. Jean Bowie Karen (Berger) Claffey Douglas and Teresa (Lovdjleff) Gast Victor and Donna Geib Ursula (Holczer) and Randy Goldman Lynne (Sabljak) and David Loosen John and Darlene Maaske Raymond and Roma Morris

$2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499 $500 - $999

Sharon (Harrington) Mulcahy John Nelson Leeann (Loehrke) and DuWayne Ostrem Steven and Kim Schultz The late Marjorie (Linn) Smith and James Smith Luann (Livingston) and Thomas Spraker ’70 Carolyn (Harris) Sundquist

1973

EXECUTIVE CLUB Thomas Kieso LEGACY CLUB Sharon (Green) Asmus DEAN’S CLUB Georgia (Henningsen) Heffel Kenneth and Diane Henningfeld Paul and Christine Price Marie (Podbereski) Rawles and J. Gordon Rawles Jr. Christine Swannell HERITAGE CLUB Nancy Bartels-Holiman Eric and Mary (Cato) Koster Harry and Barbara (Anger) Penington Robert and Kay Styrkowicz CENTURY CLUB Gerald and Lois Caslavka Harry Hazelwood Janice (Wichmann) and Stephen Hunsader Judy Kirkpatrick Jeffrey and Donna (Goelz) Matheus The late James McCullough and Carol McCullough Sharyn (Sisk) and David Sheen Richard and Sherry Stokes Jill (Pryse) and Woodrow Svodoba CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Joanne (Meyers) and Brian Bastian Kenneth and Janice Brandt Pamela (Pagles) and Kelly Camp Richard and Linda Carey Douglas and Susan Ehrick ’74 Janis Hessefort Kurt Hilden Diane (Hamm) Katt and William Katt Jr. Lynda (Helm) Laudonio

heritage club $250 - $499 century club $100 - $249 carthaginian club $1 - $99

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alumni continued Thomas and Pam Mohr Mary (Schmidt) and Richard Ryan Janet Thieme

1974

EXECUTIVE CLUB Dennis Monroe TRUSTEES CLUB Janice (Ryden) and Craig Deaton ’72 LEGACY CLUB Philip and Diane Slocum ’76 Karen (Fink) Van Lone and Richard Britton DEAN’S CLUB Henry and Deborah Belusa Thomas and Jodi Joerres HERITAGE CLUB Michael Fager Kristen (Severson) and Daniel Fox ’75 Barry and Mary Horek ’75 Thomas Hurckes Sr. and Robbi Hurckes Timothy and Ellen Kartisek ’72 Derek and Susan McDermott Susan (Anderson) and Douglas Raether

CENTURY CLUB Steven and Robin Clawson Lawrence Coots and Patricia Hetzer-Coots Valentina (Mucha) and Lee Dayne Edward and Lois Engel James and Sherry Gillen ’76 Bruce and Martha Haynes Linda (Cooper) and Craig Kastilahn ’72 David and Brenda Kritser Michael and Elizabeth Kuffel Vicki (Morton) Petreman John and Margaret Vitkus Ronald and Jean Willing CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Marilyn (Olson) and James Bowen Stephanie (Schultz) and Richard Buehler Gregory and Jody Clapper ’75 Susan (Moldenhauer) and Douglas Ehrick ’73 Carolyn Fenske and Russell Fenske Jr. Diane (Howard) and Roger Fritz Robert and Kathleen Heinkel Randall and Joan Kosman Linden and James Lindemann ’11 Judy Luedtke Pamela Resong Mark Shimkus

ENDOWMENT

43

%

Endowment growth in the past 5 fiscal years

52

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LynnEve Sturm Jon and Marva Lea Tetting ’75 Rhonda (Guehler) and Darrell Vander Bloomen Jeffrey Wedge Gary and Kathy (Barfnecht) Wee Marie (Busch) and Mark Wingard Linda Yeaton Day and Jerome Day Paul and Deborah Zech ’75

1975

CARTHAGE CLUB Ross and Heidi (Rosenheimer) Anderson LEGACY CLUB Jeffrey and Marja Koenitzer James and Susan Pfotenhauer Jane (Slezak) and Lester Sturgeon DEAN’S CLUB John and Mary Kaye Jeanmaire HERITAGE CLUB Jeffrey and Barbara (Williams) Anderson Daniel and Kristen Fox ’74 Deborah (Poll) and Scott Gordon Mary (Stormer) and Barry Horek ’74 Nancy Jenkins and R. Eric Viehman Thomas Jensen Carol Nailor

Elisabeth Wittman CENTURY CLUB Jack and Jane Armstrong Bonnie (Schmidt) and Robert Brehmer Colleen (Kittelson) and J. Campbell ’71 Sue (Pederson) and Thomas Christensen ’72 Debra Dobs David Echelbarger and Christine Thomas-Echelbarger David and Sheryl Jensen Lisa (Rowe) and Mark Johnson John and Susan Johnston William and Judith Jung Patricia Moran Kathleen Panning and Gary Brandenburg Jody and Thomas Richards ’72 Michael Ulrichsen CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Katherine Carlson Jody and Gregory Clapper ’74 Judith (Slight) and John Cruey J. Timothy and Marilyn Diemer Mark and Betty Engen Sylvia Hackbarth Gary and Carol Heck James McClain Scott and Jean (McPherson) Needham Noel and Ellen Niemann Marva (Oechler) and Jon Tetting ’74 Bethalyn Wedge

Luan (Vaccarello) Wells Deborah (Mietz) and Paul Zech ’74

Michael Vijuk

1976

TRUSTEES CLUB Hoyt Harper II and Beth Eggenberger

EXECUTIVE CLUB John and Marian Bleeke Gina Madrigrano Friebus and William Friebus LEGACY CLUB Thomas and Nancy (Shaw) Massnick Diane (Jole) and Philip Slocum ’74 DEAN’S CLUB Bradford Lyerla Walter Wade Jr. HERITAGE CLUB Rebecca (Campbell) and Robert Earnest Timothy and Diane Hughes Fred Vogt Jr. and Cynthia (Ebe) Vogt CENTURY CLUB Marcia Anderson Thomas Asuma Jacqueline (Diehl) and Scott Day Dean Ennes Charles and Jana Flannigan Sherry (Sklenar) and James Gillen ’74 Ruth (Pinekenstein) and Paul Guenther Amy Larsen Juliane (Huley) and John Mueller Ronald and Sara Piethe ’78 David and Patrice Rehm Jennifer (Nolden) and Darrell Reynolds Susan (Gillis) and James Ringer David and Nancy Rosenbalm Kenneth Schneider CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Deborah (Brach) Brooks Kevin and Penny Buckley ’77 Pamela (Parobek) and William Eltrich Deborah (Schultz) and Thomas Heller ’77 LeeAnn Lambrecht-Banks Marianne (Adamczyk) Maleske Kim (Baker) and Marlo Mellum Linda (Persinger) and Ronald Osikowicz Terry and Cindy (Babb) Powell Edward and Nancy Ryrie ’77 M. Jill (Young) Schwartz

1977

CARTHAGE CLUB Kim House and Amy Haines ’79 LEGACY CLUB Kevin and Nancy Brunner George and Toni Chardukian Erik Humlie Peter and Nancy Martin Kurt Piepenburg and Kate Jerome DEAN’S CLUB Daniel Michalak HERITAGE CLUB David and Diane Clawson ’78 Ronald and Bonnie Kastler Patricia Milner Dunn and James Dunn CENTURY CLUB Karen Affeldt Steven and Jacque (Biery) Anderson John Fricke Sheryl (Gryczka) Gierahn William and Harriet Goetluck ’81 David and Karen Johnson Joanne (Rohling) and Christopher Kudrna Terry (Dembinsky) Moe Suzanne (Dick) and Michael Moylan Craig and Lee Murdoch Dorothea (Scheffler) and Walter Pilkons Susan (Smidl) Powley Christine Ryberg Scotton and James Scotton Norman and Sheila Swalgren Robin Williams-Voight and Lee Voight CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Kathlyn (Sawtell) and Terry Bliven Penny (Potterton) and Kevin Buckley ’76 Rebecca (Smith) and James Cairo Sally Conklin Mary (Reichert) and Joseph Filbrandt Harry Flanagan Diane (Gilbert) and Royal Gelder Denise (Dotson) Gifford M.Ed. ’99 and Paul Gifford

Fall Carthaginian 2015

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2015 donor honor roll

Judith (Timmerman) and Joseph Heck Thomas and Deborah Heller ’76 Janice (Linduska) and Steven Langford ’77 Steven and Janice (Linduska) Langford Mary Larson-Heetland and Sidney Heetland Jolene (Anderson) and Michael Morris Sandra (Matsen) and Ronald Poisel James and Susan Ries ’79 Nancy and Edward Ryrie ’76 Douglas Semeyn Ralph and Carol Wilcox Cheryl (Larson) and Robert Williams

James and Janet Wolfenberg ’79

1978

LEGACY CLUB Larry and Mary Magnesen Mark and Lisa (Foster) Werner

CARTHAGE CLUB Wendy (Stone) and Vladimir Stadnyk FLAME CLUB E. Byron Anderson and Rachel Tomasek LEGACY CLUB Karen Evans Steven and Debra Hartfield ’80 DEAN’S CLUB Steven Anderson Linda Evens and Scott Kania Nancy Lyon and Gary Hansel HERITAGE CLUB Diane and David Clawson ’77 Patricia Hamilton and William Freund Jeffrey and Judith Haseman ’79 CENTURY CLUB Dale Bruzas Robin Jones Susan (Johnston) and Charles Kraft Deborah Luedke Charles and Joanne Martini ’86 Nancy (Vandenberg) and John McLaughlin BettyAnn Mocek Anne (Crane) and Bruce Morgan Sandra (Marten) Novak Sara and Ronald Piethe ’76 Bruce and Elizabeth Theus Robert and Dee Vogt

CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Glenn and Mary Anderson Gerald and Norma Jones Linda (Moderow) and James Meekins Nancy (Prehler) and Dale Schwind Susan (Anderson) and Earle Simpson Wayne Thompson and Gladys Hollant

1979

CARTHAGE CLUB Amy Haines and Kim House ’77

DEAN’S CLUB Dale and Roberta Jacobs Barry Rabe and Dana Runestad ’80 HERITAGE CLUB John and Carol Busacker Susan (Kelley) and Mark Godsil Philip and Karen Hansen Judith (Smucker) and Jeffrey Haseman ’78 David Leiting Elaine Walton CENTURY CLUB Gilbert Anderson Michael and Karen Bowersox Stephen and Judith Farwid ’81 Richard Ginkowski Denise (Gillespie) Herrington Lorraine Hollingsworth Dennis Larson Martin and Judith Laub Jon Ryberg John Spangler Jr. and Maria Erling Kalen (Kalfahs) and James Theusch Janet (Koenitzer) and James Wolfenberg ’78 CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Judith (Raupp) and Timothy Baxter Cynthia (Joiner) and Evert Berndt

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Thomas and Diana Booth Lynn (Aikens) Dahl Michael and Jeanne Flynn Edward and Carol Knudson ’70 Cathy (Duckett) and Gerard McKervey Roger and Patricia Meslar Donna (Sahagian) and Michael Palmieri Anita Paunescu-Davis and Thomas Davis Susan and James Ries ’77 Jean (Gavac) and Roger Rosen Judith (Ploetz) and Russell Schulberg Sheryl (Reed) Tarr Mark and Linda Vieth ’80

1980

EXECUTIVE CLUB H. Jeffrey and Susan Hamar LEGACY CLUB Debra (Erickson) and Steven Hartfield ’78 Richard and Marjorie Versen DEAN’S CLUB Kathryn (Rogers) and Jeffrey Nelson Dana Runestad and Barry Rabe ’79 Jane (Anderson) and Jack Spencer ’72 HERITAGE CLUB Ronald and Cynthia Larson ’72 Claudia Mullen CENTURY CLUB Gary and Nancy Anderson Eileen and Michael Gallo Julie Hamar Ann (Shaughnessy) and Robert Ibler Phillip and Sandy Jensen Karen (Jamieson) and Keith Kolstad ’81 John and Laurie Kozak Raymond and Catherine Leffler Mary (Flegler) and Steven Leib Timothy and Eunice (Drummer) Peterson Sherrill (Guehler) and Gary Randau Scott and Antoinette Roe Kelly (Waltke) Sachse

executive club trustees club carthage club

$25,000 and above $10,000 - $24,999 $5,000 - $9,999

Jodi (Hammel) and Lawrence Wojnicz CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Kathy (Wagner) Balleto John and Linda Bergo Keith Birkholz Kurt and Vicki Chroust ’82 Richard Custin Julie (Brattebo) Egre James and Deborah Eisfeller David Ittel Rhonda (Wiltshire) and Russ Knoelk Robyn (Anderson) and Leon Muff Paul and Patricia Petty Susan Redman Lorri Reinke-Stenoien and Gary Stenoien Mary (Lolli) and Keith Robinson David and Jill Simanek Julie Starks Dena (Schorsch) and Howards Strauss Kevin and Lori Telschow ’82 Barbara (Butcher) and Leon Tylenda Linda and Mark Bieth ’79 Lee (Kingsley) and Jeb Wright ’82 James Yahr and Debra Buntrock Yahr

Keith and Karen Holstad ’80 Gregory and Lori Miller Scott Paulan George Reading Jr. Paul and Karen Speidel Pamela (Crone) and Kenneth Stofferahn Julie Weber-Coffman

1981

CARTHAGE CLUB Katherine Madrigrano Comi and Luigi Comi FLAME CLUB Betsy Hanisch and Thomas Sawyer LEGACY CLUB Sue (Quayle) Holt HERITAGE CLUB Daniel and Jane Pechauer David and Dawn Rieckmann CENTURY CLUB Keely (Reeves) and Kim Boley Judith (Friese) and Stephen Farwig ’79 Cheryl Gemignani and Joseph Valoe Margaret (Wilk) and David Gregorski William Hartwick Jr.and Kathleen Hartwick Linda (Pizza) and James Inendino ’82

flame club legacy club dean’s club

CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Susan (Schiling) and Edward Bezek Brian and Carrie Birkholz Geoffrey and Paula (Serzynski) DeLucca Karen (Freeman) Driscoll Valerie Faber Cecil and Brenda Jennings Karen (Meyer) and Charles Richard ’82 Robert and Lynda Laudonio ’73 Wendy Paulson Christina (Carnes) Ptasinski Christine (Anderson) and John Rehagen Brian and Ann Reynolds Jim and Lori (Hagglund) Seefeldt Louise Tomasek Robert and Tanya Tuszynski ’82

$2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499 $500 - $999

Julie (Anderson) and Bruce Vollbrecht

1982

LEGACY CLUB Robert and Elizabeth Tinkoff DEAN’S CLUB Carol (Hintzsche) and Mustapha Sabbar HERITAGE CLUB Jill (Hartling) and David Beall Bonnie (Tisma) and Robert Murtagh Paul Smith and Caroline Krider-Smith CENTURY CLUB Dean Alfano Kimberlyn (Freyer) and the late Bradley Hahn ’81 Valerie (Koukios) and Christian Hallen James and Linda Inendo ’81 Mitchell and Carla Lucie Pamela Peterson Liza (Nelson) and Byron Ritchason Debra (Dougherty) and Hugo Wandt

heritage club $250 - $499 century club $100 - $249 carthaginian club $1 - $99

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Douglas and Suzanne Pauls Deborah (Grenier) and Steven Simms Victoria Wright Desiree and John Zilligen ’85

alumni continued Juliette (Main) and Robert Wicinski Tracey (McNeely) and John Zabrinskie CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Carol (Morgan) and Kerry Antoniewicz ’83 Vicki (Scheffler) and Kurt Chroust ’80 Julie (Garard) and Douglas Conroy Timothy and Susan Craft Laurel (Oncken) Curet Lisa (Johnson) and John Franklin Laura (Gretebeck) and Jack Hopkins Jeffrey Jones Phyllis (Holzman) Koskinen and Gerald Koskinen Sr. Charles and Karen Krey ’81 Peter Liapis Kathleen (Schneider) and Ricardo Molve Kimberly (Hoffmann) and Jeffrey Shortess Scott and Kimberly Sylwester Mary (Sahagian) and John Taylor Lori (Zastrow) and Kevin Telschow ’80 John Thomsen Tanya and Robert Tuszynski ’81 Jeb and Lee Wright ’80

1983

TRUSTEES CLUB Frederick and Joan Krull FLAME CLUB Karen (Moldenhauer) and Michael Howell LEGACY CLUB Francesca (Bisciglia) and Thomas Carswell DEAN’S CLUB Kevin and Carmen Arentz ’05 George Sechler CENTURY CLUB Christine Cook Lynn Draeger-Ivan Mary Iovine-Gajdos and Peter Gajdos Rosemary (Stoecklin-Wilson) and Mario Maglio David and Mary Swift Kathy (Polzin) Taylor

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Lois (Griffith) Topping CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Calvin and Priscilla Andre Kerry and Carol Antoniewicz ’82 Donna (Kante) Gordon Shirley Gronholm Gary Jackson Deborah (Van Overmeiren) and Douglas Johnson Lynn Johnson Ronald and Karen Kirsch Joyce (Hegeman) and Walter Muller Rebecca (Harris) and Dennis Trainor Sheryl (Bakker) and Darrell Voelker Timothy and Susan Warneke ’85

1984

TRUSTEES CLUB Dean and Donna Matthews LEGACY CLUB Ruth Johnson Fred Tissot DEAN’S CLUB Gregory and Jill Nichols HERITAGE CLUB Kathleen (Gall) and Gregory Berg James and Julie Keller ’85 CENTURY CLUB Karen (Murphy) Dahl John Iovine Jr. and Santina Iovine Shari (Wosilait) KrezinskiWerve and Matt Werve Steven and Bonnie Lindstrom ’87 Greggory and Lisa Summers Douglas Swift Raymond and Sandra Trusky CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Susan (Olson) Anderson and Ronald Anderson Jr. Ann (Wycoff) and Michael Arends Mary (Aninchini) and Daniel Lisowski Caroline (Savaglio) and Joseph Micheli Kimberly (Stofko) Miller Laura (Johanning) and Timothy Nye

1985

CARTHAGE CLUB Patrick and Kimberly Anderson LEGACY CLUB Troy and Janice Tymesen HERITAGE CLUB Daniel Hyczewski Julie (Rasmussen) and James Keller ’84 CENTURY CLUB James and Evelyn (Ellenberger) Bennett Angelo and Shelly Damiano Laura (Van Puymbrouck) and John Francis Ronald and Marilyn Huber ’87 Patrick Kavanaugh Ronald and Rhonda Kirstein Patricia Roeder Fred and Cinzia Savaglio Daniel Sorenson Michael and Deborah Worklan ’04 CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Kimberly (Teskey) Anderson Wendy Barnes Jennifer (Zange-Schmidt) Beaulieu M.Ed. ’02 Jane (Esslinger) and Duane Bradford Allegra (Devereaux) and Thomas Clark Mary Gau and Kevin Wolf Paul Gohr Nanci Johnson Katherine and Timothy Just Karla (Barth) and Jeffrey Kostein Richard Lori Lisa (Fanelli) and Sean Matthews ’89 Julie (Anderson) and Paul Olney Barbara (Green) and John Pippenger James and Julie Reuter ’87 James and Deborah Ring Carol (Bajczyk) and Richard Vincent Susan and Timothy Warneke ’83 Timothy and Kimberly Zeldenrust John and Desiree Zilligen ’84

1986

LEGACY CLUB John and Katherine Felton ’88 DEAN’S CLUB Mary (Meyers) and Dudley Riggle HERITAGE CLUB Peter and Eliza Dennee CENTURY CLUB Cheryl and Jeffrey Carlisle Linda and Alon Jeffrey Steven and Laurie (Serpe) Kling Caren and Christopher Lamberton ’92 Gary Lento Joanne and Charles Martini ’78 Susan (Hornbostel) Spieker CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Robert and Faye Boehler Annette (Eichmann) Jeffrey Erdmann Laurie Fries Richard and Kim Krummel The late Ethel Lofton Monica (Maestranzi) and Christopher Martello Susan (Johnson) and Geoffrey Nelson Richard and Mary Polzin William Schaefer RuthAnn (Challis) Wiesemann

1987

CARTHAGE CLUB Sarah (Hunt) and William Harris LEGACY CLUB Monika BernhardtMeixelsperger and Dale Meixelsperger DEAN’S CLUB Michael and Karen Beckmann CENTURY CLUB Renee (Johnson) Adamson Martin Fluhrer Jeffrey and Jodi Gott Michael Grochowski Marilyn (Landmann) and Ronald Huber ’85 Mark and Carla Kopenski ’89 Bonnie (Dumke) and Steven Lindstrom ’84 Paul and Marcia Miller Lucy (Webb) and John Neuenschwander Leslie (Annis) Rasmussen and Robert Rasmussen Jr.

CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Kathleen Beckmann Ursula (Rojina) and Bret Boyd Rodney and Eileen Carter Cindy (Czubakowski) and Brian Guentzel Charles and Colleen Merritt Todd and Laura Miller Eileen (Phelan) and David Robel Veronica (Moore) Tenner Sonja (Solberg) and Jeffrey Wilson

1988

CARTHAGE CLUB August Schmidt IV and Michele Schmidt LEGACY CLUB Tamra (Grundahl) Bahr Katherine (Semler) and John Felton ’86 CENTURY CLUB Kari (LaJeunesse) and Richard Aiello ’89 James Bentz Tracey Hartog Diane Kane Jerry and Sandra Larson Kennette (Brueggerman) and Gouverneur Mitchell Craig Peterson Jean (Gogolin) Thur Barry and Cheryl Wintringer CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Michael and Susan Moran Christian and Nancy Otto ’90 Sharon (Sabatino) Steiger and Harold Steiger Jr. Jeffrey and Holly (Zenger) Waack

1989

HERITAGE CLUB Gary Jensen John Wosyk CENTURY CLUB Richard and Kari Aiello ’88 Marion (Horn) and Scott Gagnon Carla and Mark Kopenski ’87 Michael Larry Karl and Sara (Anderson) Schmitt Marianne (Durrant) and Charles Wilson CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Melissa (Milanovich) and Gary Cleary Kristi (Griffis) and Augustin Juarez Sean and Lisa Matthews ’85

Mary Michel-Egolf and Bary Egolf Roberta (McVettie) and Jack Quick Julie Rhodes Brian Schalk Donald and Virginia Squires Carol (Dysart) Stancato Sharon (Haase) and James Zsebe

1990

LEGACY CLUB Lorilyn (Krug) Colleran DEAN’S CLUB Gregory and Barbara Huss CENTURY CLUB Barna and Karen Bencs Robert Helfferich Brian and Tracy Maxwell ’92 David and Amy Zuelke CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Diana (Hinz) and Kenneth Endress Frank Felix Claudine (DeLuca) Mele Suzanne (Marti) and Christian Otto ’88 Lynn (Reiels) Scheck

1991

FLAME CLUB Maria Markusen LEGACY CLUB Keven Schattner DEAN’S CLUB Robert and Pamela Cibrario CENTURY CLUB Morgan Gersdorf Stacey Kruse Scott Trottier CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Linda and Vincent Angel ’70 Barbara (Cushing) and Rick Gruwell Daniel and Maria Hargroves ’92 Michael Herrera Mary (Nauertz) and Paul Kedzie Lois Pluff Michele (Nelson) and R.L. Robinson Sara Schulz Amanda (Peters) and William Tenwinkel

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1992

CENTURY CLUB Bonnie (Luedtke) Evans Timothy Hasko Christopher and Caren Lamberton ’86 Eric and Kristen Mathisen ’93 Tracy (Patch) and Brian Maxwell ’90 Scott Rogalsky and Jamie Gill Kathryn (Darula) and Roy Strasburg Thomas and Bridget Tauscher ’94 Mark and Nanette Tyunaitis Robert VanBendegom Jr. and Susan VanBendegom CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Edward and Jeanne Dennis Patrick Gain Channell Harden Maria (Bleck) and Daniel Hargroves ’91 Dawn and James Lingo Michele (Price) and James Olshanski Eric and Sandra Washington

1993

LEGACY CLUB Steven Domin M.Ed. ’95 and Stephanie Domin DEAN’S CLUB Thomas Lee Leon Siklossy CENTURY CLUB Caroline (Waring) Chambers Diane (Clark) and Richard Halom Susan Lyford Kristen (Rosenkoetter) and Eric Mathisen ’92 Mark Nielsen Cynthia Seifert Christian and Ashley Tindall CARTHAGINIAN CLUB James and Jodi Bernicky ’02 Cara (Schwartz) Gorr Ryan King Lynn Parks M.Ed. ’97 and Ernest Parks Jr. Kim (Smith) and David Schram ’94 Susan (Rasor) and Bruce Sullivan

1994

LEGACY CLUB Sandra (DeAngelis) Bisciglia and Joseph Bisciglia Jr. DEAN’S CLUB Charles Keller HERITAGE CLUB Brian and Mindy McTernan CENTURY CLUB Sharyn (O’Hara) Byrne Shannon (Welche) Hoagland David McKnight Thomas Polzin Jr. Katsuyuki Takakura Bridget (Frederick) and Thomas Tauscher ’92 CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Michael Gelande James Kline Jr. and Laura (Apostol) Kline Amy (Hendricks) and Bryan Matte David and Kim Schram ’93 Harry Tolbert Jr.

1995

LEGACY CLUB Melanie Jumisko Shaw and Brian Shaw Abbie (Adolph) and David Reitzel ’96 DEAN’S CLUB Peter and Patricia (Geroulis) Kyriazes HERITAGE CLUB Anthony D’Souza Jennifer Smith CENTURY CLUB Christian Ballman Scott and Kathleen (Rich) Behnke Kristin Jacobson Danielle (Mumenthaler) and David Marifern ’97 Andrew Mitchell Carey (Boecker) and Joel Peterson ’96 Jody Rodewald CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Michael Darracott Bradley Dexter

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Christopher and Ann Hill ’97 Nancy (Haskins) January and Robert January Jr. Bradon Lindsley Kathryn Nyman Brian Scuglik Carol (Anderson) and Jeffrey Szulczewski David and Lynette (Roberts) Woodrow

1996

LEGACY CLUB Steven Knecht David Reitzel DEAN’S CLUB Darrell and Teresa Erdman HERITAGE CLUB Karen (Vesely) and Loren Semler ’96 CENTURY CLUB David Brower Jason Langwell Joel Peterson David and Ellen (Novy) Whitman CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Lee Bergstrom Jennifer Boeckenhauer Melinda (Syens) and Benjamin Burr ’97 Brian Frangella Barbara (Vogt) and Michael Gelande ’94 Roberta (Mulder) Harriff Patricia Huth Brenda (Ashmore) Malik Robert and Marlene Martin Gary Williams M.Ed. ’02 and Carrie Williams ’98

1997

HERITAGE CLUB Rachael Randolph and Brian Schwartz

CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Lucy (Ratzki) and Lee Bergstrom ’96 Benjamin and Melinda Caldwell ’96 Maureen (Conklin) Campbell Lorraine (Thompson) Groves Connie Hansche Kelly Heimerman Ann (Nogal) and Christopher Hill ’95 Michael Honold Amy (Cannon) Johnson David Johnson Patricia (Prozanski) Kolodziej M.Ed. ’03 Jeanne (Jeanne) Maturno Corinne Pautsch Robert Schiferl Jr. and Jessica Schiferl ’01 Brian Smith Ralph Ten Bruin Michelle (Falagario) and Todd Wentland ’97 Kimberley (Burkart) and Randall Zur

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PERCENT

FLAME CLUB Brian Weyrauch LEGACY CLUB Kristine (Simon) Freitas

LEGACY CLUB Trisha (Persaud) Andrews M.Ed. ’01 and Bradley Andrews

HERITAGE CLUB Amanda (McDonough) and Joseph Flores Anne Wilson

DEAN’S CLUB Benjamin and Heather (Lincoln) Gorres Jamie Mitchell

CENTURY CLUB Jason and Janeene (Randall) Lam Timothy Pulizzano Diana (Wells) Schmidt

$25,000 and above $10,000 - $24,999 $5,000 - $9,999

MORE THAN

1998

FLAME CLUB Dean and Jenny Clark ’08 Christine King Rena (Benn) and Brian Weyrauch ’98

executive club trustees club carthage club

CARTHAGE FUND

CENTURY CLUB Mary Dwyer and John Dwyer Jr. Daniel and Cara (Eddy) Kniss Stanley Komperda David Marifern Corry Ann (Nessman) and Brent Stanley ’98

of students receive financial aid.

DEAN’S CLUB Nathan Leonard

flame club legacy club dean’s club

Through the Carthage Fund and other sources, the dream of a college education is made accessible.

$2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499 $500 - $999

heritage club $250 - $499 century club $100 - $249 carthaginian club $1 - $99

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LEGACY CLUB Brian Jones

alumni continued Brent and Corry Stanley ’97 CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Karen Andermann Jaime (Marsh) and Thomas Esler Trisha Falk Kelly (Daniels) Goerich Maria (Milosavljevic) Ingram Patrick and Anna (Grasse) Knapp Roger and Debra Koessl Kelly Kruse Sheila (Conoboy) Nebelski and Walter Nebelski Jr. Rodney and Nancy Roscizewski Michael Rowan John and Kimberly Schubring ’99 Jason Snyder Carrie (Mills) and Gary Williams ’96

1999

FLAME CLUB David and Sarah Turek ’01 LEGACY CLUB Thomas and Tracy Kelley DEAN’S CLUB Andrew and Leigh Ann (Mondrawickas) Boncher Robert and Beth Hakes ’00 Craig Papka Jason and Silvija Papka ’01 HERITAGE CLUB Roberta (Swanepoel) and Dana Billig

Emily Kuhn and Samuel Rajkowski CENTURY CLUB Marcus Meinzer and Dina Perrine-Meinzer ’01 Katherine (Montoya) Young M.Ed. ’09 and Thomas Young CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Jeremiah and Amy Bohn ’01 Christa (Miller) DuBeau Andrew and Jennifer Freitag Matthew and Danielle Geary ’00 Dominique (Lyons) and Christopher Geocaris ’00 Athanasios and Gina Les ’00 Kevin and Christina (Yerga) Miller Jamie (Toftey) Mulvenna Erin Poliakon Amanda (Tomzak) and George Regas ’01 Thomas and Tanya Schaer ’01 Neil and Erin (Kittleson) Scharnick Kimberly (Robenstein) and John Schubring ’98 Wendy (Fischer) and Dan Theobald Elaine (Beegle) and Thomas Tredinnick Matt Woytych

2000

CARTHAGE CLUB Trisha Treml

DEAN’S CLUB Soterios and Courtney Filippis ’02, M.Ed. ’15 Beth (Hanson) and Robert Hakes ’99 Tina (Hardy) and Michael Schmitz HERITAGE CLUB Lisa (Szymanski) Borst Jesse Dinauer Tammylynne (Johnson) Jonas Tanner Mitchell CENTURY CLUB Nicholas and Teika Terry ’01 CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Jessica Bogie Ruth Bratcher Lydia (Wilhelmi) Chartre Danielle (Syens) and Matthew Geary ’99 Christopher and Dominique Geocaris ’99 Perry Gregory Michele Klingbeil-Burton and Nathan Burton Gina (Stauffacher) Les Ryan Lessner Karissa Paulsen Kurt Radke Rachel Sullivan Tory (Sanders) White Robin Whittier

2001

FLAME CLUB Sarah (Lorentz) and David Turek ’99 LEGACY CLUB Jason and Sarah Froehner Jason and Bethany Milligan

DEAN’S CLUB James Garner Silvija (Redzic) and Jason Papka ’99 HERITAGE CLUB Melissa (Hazelwood) Hansen Jason Helfert CENTURY CLUB Nicole and Matthew Beier Matthew and Sarah Campbell Cherie Matthaidess Robinson Dina Perrine-Meinzer and Marcus Meinzer ’99 Catherine Rasman Teika (McCord) and Nicholas Terry ’00 Nicholas Voss CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Beth (Sosnowski) Bartkowicz Amy (Haselberger) and Jeremiah Bohn ’99 Beverly (Danner) Cantwell Christa Chalekian Marcus and Melissa Hosman ’03 Kelly (Carstensen) Johnson Lori (Cichy) Krubsack George and Amanda Regas ’99 Michelle (Pecher) and Thomas Schaer ’99 Jessica (Kahre) Schiferl and Robert Schiferl Jr. ’97 Tonya Tebbe Rachel (Lipke) Thorp Christian and Julie Trygstad

2002

DEAN’S CLUB Courtney (Halleck) Filippis M.Ed. ’15 and Soterios Filippis ’00

Adam and Tami (Esslinger) McBrady

CENTURY CLUB Janinne Joseph

HERITAGE CLUB Thomas Justice Jr. and Tracy (Eltrevoog) Justice Nicholas Mulvey Gregory and Lori Swiderski ’03

CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Rachel (Helmers) Blise Peggy Buehler Frances Chretien Kathryn (Rieder) Deinken Teresa Drexler Cynthia Fitzsimmons Timothy Grailer Melissa (Keimel) and Marcus Hosman ’01 Sharon Landers Louise (Covelli) and Dennis Mattioli Megan Rotter Michelle (Lewis) and Michael Stoehrmann ’02 Alissa (Baylen) Turner Sarah (Larsen) and Bryan Turner Jaynie (Kutka) Wiesen Travis and Tracy Wundrow

CENTURY CLUB Jeffrey Horvat Mary (Heinrich) and Thomas Preston Kevin Rattle Scott Steger M.Ed. ’10 and Lea Steger ’04 CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Jodi (Habighorst) and James Bernicky ’93 Robert and Diane Bishop Phyllis (Michel) Castro Mandi Ginn-Franz M.Ed. ’14 Emily Kammerer Laura Klemm Andrea Luttenberger Meghann Murphy Tara (Penzkowski) Schmidt Michael and Michelle Stoehrmann ’03

2003

DEAN’S CLUB Jenna (Deaton) Pitts and Michael Pitts Jr. HERITAGE CLUB Nyles Jackson Kendra (Rand) Redmond Lori (Hutchinson) and Gregory Swiderski ’02 Sarah Winchowky and Gregory Weller

2004

FLAME CLUB LuVern Marx III and Dawn Marx LEGACY CLUB Justin Zahn CENTURY CLUB Kenten and Amanda Dernbach Christopher and Lisa Duffy Kim Ferizi and Nicole Ruschmeyer Donald Gillespie Keith Hansen Brandon and Jennifer Helms Henry Johnson Leah (Stuhlmacher) and Scott Steger ’02, M.Ed. ’10 Deborah (Clement) and Michael Worklan ’85

INTERNSHIPS

200+

students a year participate in internships and service learning

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CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Randal Baker Jr. Rebecca (Worster) and Steven Frenk ’05 Michelle Handzel Katharina Lange John Meyers Whitney (Day) and Daniel Polak Alissa Schwenke Kate Workman

2005

CARTHAGE CLUB Kyle and Nicole Deaton DEAN’S CLUB Carment (Toldness) and Kevin Arentz ’83 HERITAGE CLUB Jason Derec Ryan Neill CENTURY CLUB Derrick and Bunmi Collins John Kovanda Jr. Jeff Long Kelly (Mikkila) and Dane Schmidgall ’06 CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Rosemarie (Bisciglia) Berveiler Claire Dahlman Diane (Bartek) Dallmann Erin (Hill) Ethington Steven and Rebecca Frenk ’04 Brianna Schroeder Sara Wilson

2006

LEGACY CLUB Ryan High DEAN’S CLUB Daniel Ross-Jones HERITAGE CLUB Justin Albert Darrell and Tamara Ballinger Bridget Borth CENTURY CLUB Jason and Callie Atanasoff Erin Gaffaney Matthew Pomeroy Dane and Kelly Schmidgall ’05 Jennifer and Nicholas Winkler

CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Jessica (Bonn) Baase Charles Bachmann Patrick Cimermancic Tina Coffman Wesley Dickson Elizabeth (Gattolin) and Richard Flatley Andrew and Danielle Hilbrich ’08 Amanda Kirsch Scott Kruger and Katherine Doucet ’08 Sunni Martin Joshua Mayerak and Sara Jensen ’08 Sarah (Dosemagen) and Ryan Neff Rebecca Slye M.Ed. ’15 Lauren (Neverman) and Andrew Wheeler Jacqueline Wojcik

2007

HERITAGE CLUB Christopher Hightower CENTURY CLUB Edita Emini M.Ed. ’10 Kristine Pokrandt CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Alexandra Angelo Paul Bisciglia Denisha Brown Michael Cecchini Jennifer Cobb Nicole (Nicole) Corona Emily (Schmidt) Dienst Nicole Felix and Edward Roberts Rebecca Freese Tyson Mengel Aaron and Melissa Morris Erica Nicholson Heidi (Close) Nicholson Kimberly Nommensen Katherine Pankau Renee Ramirez Nicole Schar Aimee (Rutkowski) Schubkegel Tatiana Stamenkovic Rhianna Swaton Colleen Weir Catherine Wolowiec

2008

FLAME CLUB Jenny (Rafenstein) and Dean Clark ’97

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CENTURY CLUB Nebojsa Franciskovic and Ashley Morgan ’10 Sara Jensen and Joshua Mayerak ’06 CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Bryan Anderson Drew Ballantyne Calina Byrd Aileen DeJesus Katherine Doucet and Scott Kruger ’06 Coreen (Held) Farrell Danielle and Andrew Hilbrich ’06 Ashley Kenniebrew Anna Lauren Rosanna (Barbieri) Molinaro Chelsea Reilly Allan Russo Marie (Balfanz) and Scott Sliwinski Christopher Small Lisa (Urban) Theama Laura (Gregorski) Tyunaitis

2009

DEAN’S CLUB Matthew and Katherine Passanante ’10 CENTURY CLUB Michael Bucaro Benjamin Kuttler Ashley LaFontaine Devon Wilfling and William Dictus CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Trent Barnhart Ryan Batley Paul Clemins II Kelsey Harrington Emily Hart Diane (Lawson) LawsonThomas Max McGrath and Jennifer Mood Michele Oksa Jason Ottmann Nicole Rakers Gloria Randall-Hewitt and David Hewitt Justine Rehak Mark Sobol Joshua and Ashley (Pasiewicz) TeBeest Aaron Tinjum Marilyn (Barnes) and Steven Barnes Sara Williams

executive club trustees club carthage club

$25,000 and above $10,000 - $24,999 $5,000 - $9,999

Megan (Carney) Zirbel M.Ed. ’14 and Brent Zirbel

2010

DEAN’S CLUB Katherine (Zierke) and Matthew Passanante ’09 CENTURY CLUB Jonathan Abolins Thomas Fox Lauren Hansen M.Ed. ’15 Katherine (Stevens) and Shaun Hurley Ashley Morgan and Nebojsa Franciskovic ’08 Sara Niedzwiecki Matthew Tokarz CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Samantha (Kreppel) and Brian Alberts Jonathan Baugher Andrew Bax Steven Bonn Darrell and Kelly Davis Amanda Djurickovic Nina Fiegel Andrew Gamarra M.Ed. ’13 and Rachel Gamarra ’13 Matthew Gray Brett Harmeling Troy Heinrich Cody and Loreena (Lair) Hilton Kristine and John Hobson Shannon (Monte) Johnson Bryan Kieffer Sean Knudson Anna Kordek Kristin Kott Brent and Stephanie Mitchell Keith Motycka

flame club legacy club dean’s club

Genevieve Mundis Kaela Munster Luke Musselman Kathleen Otto M.Ed. ’13 Kirsten Petersen Isa (Fritz) Peterson Richard Ruffie Holly Sikora James Stevens Jr. Allison (Schwartz) Strickland Jeffrey and Ellen (Heitmann) Teague Trevor Whately Joseph Williams Julia Yob

2011

FLAME CLUB Joy Kizior and Daniel Lierman CENTURY CLUB Paul Krupa Lisa Suttman CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Patrick Alfes Veronica Allen Blake Bendix Marna (Larson) Bestul Matthew Breuer Jarvis Brown Jennifer Chilson Jessica Collins Stevan Djurickovic Katharine Flanagan M.Ed. ’15 Janice Fox and Jason Taylor Christine (Berg) Garcea Tyler Jump James and Linden Lindemann ’74 Deanna Love Melissa (Leidner) Macke Alexandra Maniscalo

$2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499 $500 - $999

Maureen Newborn Jennifer Petrosky Christopher Shanafelt Ellen Smialek William Sustachek M.Ed. ’14 and Isabel Rivero-Vila Christopher Varner Nicholas Vranes Cynthia Welch

2012

HERITAGE CLUB Nathan Giebel Casey Sugden CENTURY CLUB Nathaniel Card Spencer Curley M.Ed. ’14 Sarah Goldsworthy Jason Hartfield Dustin Heinrichs Mari Panzer CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Pace Bennett David Duncan Christopher Goldsmith Jennifer John Nicole Knieps David Komperda Roxanne Kruger Paul Kuszel Nathan Larsen Patrick Maki Ryan Ortmann Vincent Porretta Leann Quertinmont Elizabeth Reinhardt Douglas Schranck Melissa (Polasik) Schroeder Andrew Scott Brice Shatzer Simon Skluzacek

heritage club $250 - $499 century club $100 - $249 carthaginian club $1 - $99

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alumni continued Lauren Still Alexander Stuckey Ashley Sullivan Bryana Weil Kimberly (Deal) and Andrew Weson

2013

HERITAGE CLUB Morgan Anderson Rachel (Jason) and Andrew Gamarra ’10 CENTURY CLUB Jesse Lundgren Juri Veldre CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Tabitha Bell Sadie Buboltz M.Ed. ’15 Eric Ceci Amy Ciborowski Daniel and Lauren Dick ’14 Molly Dupuis Edward Fernandez Lindsey Fialco Jordan Foster Kelsey Frey Kathleen Garcia Lauren Gould John Gray Maxwell Grothman Samantha Haigh Johanna Heidorn Jayna Hulleman Kala Istvanek Kelsey Iversen Emily (Oleson) and Evan Janssen ’14 Christine Johnson Luke Kunzie Cody Mathias Desirae Murphy Natalie Murray Briana O’Donnell Ryan O’Reilly Dustin Parker Carissa Pearlman Tyler Prochnow M.Ed. ’15 Mary Robinson Joshua Rusch Serena Sessoms Amanda Stanis Anthony Sterk Alex Stoll Megan Stroud Kelly Stumpfoll Thomas Teadt Natalie Tosti Robert Traske Kelsi Travis Michael Tyson

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CENTURY CLUB Abigail Howell

Patricia Ukleja Andrea Winbigler

2014

CENTURY CLUB Hannah Keller Rachel O’Brien Alexander Ohman Michael Pesola Steven Sheer Carsten Swarthout CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Cammie Antonetti and Joshua Bergman ’15 Karley Balogh Sean Barron Nicholas Bauch Riley Bauman Kristin Brandt Nicholas Brinker Illana Brooks Kelsey Brunner Tina Campbell Christina Chmielewski Kathryn Denton Nicole Devine Lauren (Burleson) and Daniel Dick ’13 Kathleen Dierker Jan Estes Joshua Fiandaca Kristen Fletcher Diane Hahn Nanda Holler Janelle Hunt Bradley Hyland Matthew Krause Amanda Kuchan Katie Kummerer Adam Lewis Ellisa Mullen Ann O’Leary Stephanie Pizzo Ryan Reid Andrew Rosenberg Margaret Rudd Jessica Schon Hannah Shields Ally Stonebraker Jessica Strief Christina Thomas Sarah Vanags Lauren Waligorski Kara (Omark) and Sean Warner Stephanie Zimmerman

2015

HERITAGE CLUB Tyler Glass

CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Matthew Abler Darnell Abston Bridget Adams Michael Anderle Lisa (Hautzinger) Anderson Robert Anderson Stephanie Anderson Matthew Andrejko Nina Antczak Kristin Arnold Courtney Atkinson Johnathon Augustine Raymond Azzolin Drew Bailey Courtney Baker Kaitlyn Balleto Kaila Banaszak Ronald Banks Caitlin Barclay Emma Barclay Carly Barker Nicholas Bart Kelly Baumgartner Gary Bebler Emily Bednar Hannah Bellenbaum Joshua Bergman and Cammie Antonetti ’14 Kirsten Bergstrom Taylor Bingaman Rick Bingen Alexander Blessing Rebecca Bluhm Abbey Bobzin Christopher Bogusch Gianni Borges Andria Bowlsby Jonathan Brewster Amy Brown Emily Brown Michael Brown Emily Brownell Sarah Brozek Amy Bruckbauer Michael Brusich Nicholas Brusky Lisa Brzozowski Erhan Caglayan Hanna Cahoon Calvin Callahan Elizabeth Calombaris Autumn Campbell Jennifer Campbell Olivia Campbell Margaux Canup Alexandria Caputo Vincent Cardamone Samuel Cardinal Zachary Carlson Sarah Carneke Josh Carpentier Sean Carroll Joseph Carrothers

Trechelle Castro Donna (Lee) and Justin Chamberlain Brandon Chaney Diallo Charles Madison Chestnut Mary Christopherson Matthew Ciaglia Sharon (Talbert) and Andrew Ciskowski Hannah Clark Ross and Amanda Clark Sean Conley Stefanie Constantine Erica Conway Elizabeth Cook Jonathan Covington Samantha Craig Kaylee Craigo Anthony Craven Mary-Margaret (Adams) Crawford Wesley Crisman

Jordan Crocker Rebecca Cronk Tya Crosse Joshua Crutcher Joshua Cusack Meaghan Cusack Jenna Dahlke Michael Dalbke Felicia Dalton Bridget Damisch Joshua Daniels Alisa Danzer Andrew Davis Jessica Davison William Decraene Renee Dehne Keri Dennison Mary Devereux Mark Dickson Hannah Diedrick Maxwell Dinan Joseph Divizio Kaitlyn Dolata

Sofia Dollinger Michael Dombrowski Mary Doupis Mitchell Ducett Katherine DuMez Joshua Duncan Ryan Duranso Jillian (Polentini) and James Durham Morgan Dvorak Kylee Dycus Leah Ebener Ashley Eccles Jeffrey Eder Dana Ehrmann Atli Einarsson Kristie Ellis Mary England Taylor Engle Amber Ericksmoen Benjamin Ertl Anthony Esposito Rosalie Esquivel

SURE PROGRAM PARTICIPATION

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2015 donor honor roll

Jill Evans Michael Farias Kevin Farrell Zachery Feldker Amanda Feldt-Smith William Ferreri Kelly Field Rachel Fields Catherine Figura Brian Finfrock Ashley Flood Connor Flowers Samantha Fournier Raine Fox Timothy Francis Alexandria Frank Bryanna Fujino Stephanie Funk Nicole Gaa David Gahgan Amanda Garrigan Adam Gatza Kristin Gauger-Kiraly Micole Gauvin Amelia Gear Amanda Genge Alicia Gersch Remy Giacotto Lee Gilbo Natalie Gillespie Zachary Gilligan Megan Gillis Ashley Gladis Jacquelynn Glass Tiffany Golden Claire Goulson Stephen Gow Suresh Graf Marissa Gray Kiley Greene Amanda Grigsby Elizabeth Grizzell Tara Grundy Jamie (Paolone) and Ricardo Guajardo Gino Gumino Kevin Gussel Hamilton Hale III Anthony Hall and Taryn Fuhrman-Hall Desiree Halonen Brian Hansen Abigail Hanson Emily Hardie Marcus Harnett Shelby Hawley Timothy Haworth Alexander Heddle Julia Henning Janelle Henry Emily Herber Cecilia Hernandez-Ruiz Erika Herrmann Julie Herrmann

Camille Herth III Ashley Hess Samantha Heyne and Laura Coleman-Heyne Kyle Hibben Brianna Hill Michael and Crystal Hobbs Stephen Hobe Martin Hodges Charlene Hoffman Daniel Hoffman Megan Hoffmann Samuel Hoffmann Karianne Hofstetter Kelsey Hogan Taylor Holleschau Erin Holst Liam Hopkins Luke Houberg Cody Houzenga Nicholas Huff Stacy (Borland) and Lawrence Huml Jordan Hunt Taylor Hutton Malik (Butler) Imani Sebastian Jacinto Diaz Evan Jackson Christian Jacobson Perla Jaimes Elaina Jandourek Adam Janic Amy Janish Tyler Jansma Darien Jefferson Victoria Jensen Jacob Jewell Meghan Johns Sean Jordan Alyssa Joseph Victoria Joseph Madeline Justice Bethany Kanter Alexander Karcher Leah Karge Matthew Kauth Shannon Keating Khadijah Kellogg Sarah Kellogg Katherine Kennedy Robert Kerr Keith Kikuchi Claire King Joshua King Alexis Kingery Jonathan Kirk Kathryn Kirk Joseph Kiser Kasey Kleiner Scott Klimek Victoria Klingensmith Connor Knutson Walter Koenig Jennifer Kowalski

This list represents donors whose contributions to Carthage were received July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015.

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Krystina Kraemer Samuel Kral John Kryl Andie Kuebler Joseph Kumfer Donald Kuntz Emily Kunz Jennifer Kuss Jack Lambert Jacklyn Lambrecht Jack Landwehr Joseph Lang Michael Lannon Michelle and Eric Larsen ’14 Ryan Lauer Tori Lavey Andrew Lawrence Steven Legate Donald Lehmann Megan Leicht Kate Lelek Matthew Lenchek Taylor Levin Tanya Liepins Michelle Litwin Stephanie LoBosco Donte Logan Maxwell Machurick Domenico Madrigrano Allison Mann Daniel Marco Stephanie Marcotte Christy Marinic Alexander Marquis Benitez Andrew Martini Ashley Mason Molly Mason Lisa Matsie Jennifer May Teresa McCarthy Linda (Greco) McDermott Ashley McGhee Rebecca McMullin John Meachum Brunilda (Hernandez) Medina Haley Meents Ginalyn Mendillo Thomas Merrell Jr. Autumn Merriman Taylor Meseberg Samantha Meszaros Amanda Meteyard Nicole Middleton Chelsea Mikesell Shawnette (Williams) Miles Andrew Miller Branden Miller Rebecca Miller Kristin Minarik and Derrek Gillespie Sean Mobley Stacy Monson Conor Moon

executive club trustees club carthage club

$25,000 and above $10,000 - $24,999 $5,000 - $9,999

Craig Morelli Emily Moritz Tafaly Moua Kathryn Murphey Mary Mutua Alyssa Nepper Ryan Neuenkirchen Xaveriana Ngene Ellen Nicol Victoria Northrup Isaac Nothem Diana (Villarreal) O’Brien Corey Olson Kaylie Olszewski Hailey Ongman Kimberly Orton Zachary Pallissard Kayla Palmer Timothy Palo Samantha Panozzo Rae Pare Brady Paschke Christina Pasquesi Meiranda Patterson Fletcher Paulsen James Paulson Jacelyn Peabody Andrea Pearce Cheryl Pelka Sarah Pelo Lisa Perdue Michaeline Perry Gretchen Peter Christine Petersen Michael Peterson Alicia Petzoldt Daniel Pieroni Taylor Pignataro Joseph Pillizzi Michelle Pisowodzki Margaret Plunkett Matthew Praetorius Anna Preston Emily Prymula Mary Pukenis Erin Quinn Robert Ramczyk Valerie Rapp Joseph Rashid Victoria Ray Scott Reher Alexander Reid Ashlynn Rickord Taylor Ridderbusch Allison Riley Kevin Ringier Brittany Rizzo Renee Roberts Sean Rogers Kara Rognrud Kristie Rohde Padraic Rooney Allison Rose Jayme Rosienski

flame club legacy club dean’s club

Barton Rosser Stephanie Rotondo Samantha Ruch Shane Rutherford Nora Ryan Rebecca Sajbel Daniel Salinas Lauren Salisbury Tyler Sanchez Hunter Sandidge Amanda Santos Devin Sarno Allison Sarwark Ronald Schaefer Allison Schafernak Robert Schassler Jr. Christopher Schlereth Katherine Schlinder Nicholas Schmidlkofer Anna Schmidt Michael Schneider Cory Schrandt Amy Schultz April Schultz Kailey Schumann Maren Schutz Andrew Schwab Katrin Schwaber Olivia Scott Kristen Sebetic Logan Sedig Samantha Serdar Zackary Sheldon Megan Shover Sara Shumaker Frances Siciliano Benjamin Simington Jennifer Skarda Abigail Smallwood Christina Smerko Jessica Socha Teryn Solan Stephanie Spencer Alison (Earls) Springer Alixandra Stangas Ryan Stare Anne Staudinger Kevin Steltzriede Karis Stephens Alycia Stidmon Nicholas Stolfe Jeremy Storck Jonathan Storm Karoline Strittmater Joseph Suareo III Michael Sullivan Nicole Surico Carlos Tapia Colleen Taplin Paul Tarsitano Julissa Tellez Mark Tellez Sara Terzich Teresa and Jesse Theilman

$2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499 $500 - $999

Kaitlin Theobald Eric Thomas Rosalind (Hunter) Thomas Amanda Tiberio Milan Tijanic Petar Tijanic Nicholas Tognocchi Elizabeth Toppett Pablo and Kristine Torres Larry Tostrud Caleb Town Cody Tracey Kimberly Trembley Taylor Troyke Jenna Trusso Jackson Tubbs Julia Tucci Sean Van Wyk Daniel Vara Denise Vega Ruvalcaba Kendall Vega Anthony Vicere Raquel (Hernandez) Villarreal Miranda (Freezer) and Darren Visintainer Allison Von Borstel Tyler Wagner Hayley Walbeck Hannah Warren Joshua Webb Kyle Weber Matthew Wehmeier Nicholas Weir Zoe Weltzin Zachary Wenta William Werner Jr. Jacob Werschey Kelly West Lindsay Westwood Evan Weyrauch Kristen Wheeler Lauren Wiemer Andrew Wilkerson Megan Wilson Sarah Winterbottom Hope Wittmus Megan Woodrow Mitchel Wright Kelly Wuich Dominic Wysoski Emily Young Meghan Yusk Konrad Zehr Mitchem Zimber

Students CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Alexander Benitez Annika Nielsen Jade Moore Jack Palmen

heritage club $250 - $499 century club $100 - $249 carthaginian club $1 - $99

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master’s graduates FLAME CLUB Shirley (Eller) Diskerud ’59, M.Ed. ’79 and Clayton Diskerud LEGACY CLUB Trisha (Persaud) Andrews ’97, M.Ed. ’01 and Bradley Andrews Steven Domin ’93, M.Ed. ’95 and Stephanie Domin Jane Forester-Hoare M.Ed. ’83 and William Hoare Margaret (Skinner) Miller M.Ed. ’94 and Wayne Johnson DEAN’S CLUB Courtney Filippis ’02, M.Ed. ’15 and Soterios Filippis ’00 HERITAGE CLUB Audrey (Akvick) Walsh M.Ed. ’82 CENTURY CLUB Lori (Schulte) Andreucci M.Ed. ’98 Spencer Curley ’12, M.Ed. ’14 Edita Emini ’07, M.Ed. ’10 Helen Faraca M.Ed. ’00 and Daniel Faraca Jeanne (Lentz) Ferraro M.Ed. ’78 and Anthony Ferraro Robert Gall M.Ed. ’89 and Janet Gall Harriet (Peterson) Goetluck M.Ed. ’81 and William Goetluck ’77 Lauren Hansen ’10, M.Ed. ’15 Monica (Williamson) Nenad M.Ed. ’97 and Robert Nenad Jr. Scott Steger ’02, M.Ed. ’10 and Lea Steger ’04 Katherine (Montoya) Young ’99, M.Ed. ’09 and Thomas Young CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Ouleye Ba M.Ed. ’15 Jennifer (Zange-Schmidt) Beaulieu ’85, M.Ed. ’02 Matthew Brzeski M.Ed. ’13 Sadie Buboltz ’13, M.Ed. ’15 Amy Burgher M.Ed. ’07 Margaret (Jones) Conachen M.Ed. ’92

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Sandra (Krahn) Daugherty M.Ed. ’84 Claire (Pickering) Deneka M.Ed. ’06 Luis Diaz Perez M.Ed. ’15 Danny Dirker M.Ed. ’15 Marilyn (Smith) Euting-Oliak M.Ed. ’84 Mary (Gagliardii) Filippelli M.Ed. ’92 and Carlo Filippelli Katharine Flanagan ’11, M.Ed. ’15 Margaret Frisch M.Ed. ’87 Andrew Gamarra ’10, M.Ed. ’13 and Rachel Gamarra ’13 Denise (Dotson) Gifford ’77, M.Ed. ’99 and Paul Gifford Mandi Ginn-Franz ’02, M.Ed. ’14 Joseph Hall M.Ed. ’90 Nancy (Gums) Huennekens M.Ed. ’89 and Richard Huennekens Asako Izumi M.Ed. ’15 Beverly (Jung) Jessen M.Ed. ’99 Suzanne (Gilson) Juarez M.Ed. ’92 Beth Kapralian M.Ed. ’15 and David Conley Karen (Mitchell) Kelroy M.Ed. ’89 Patricia (Prozanski) Kolodziej ’97, M.Ed. ’03 Eva Ludwig M.Ed. ’15 Kathleen Otto ’10, M.Ed. ’13 Lynn Parks ’93, M.Ed. ’97 and Ernest Parks Jr. Tyler Prochnow ’13, M.Ed. ’15 Barbara Rasmussen M.Ed. ’01 Shannon (Peters) Raymond M.Ed. ’15 Steven Ripper M.Ed. ’07 Miriam Satinoff M.Ed. ’80 and Carl Satinoff Christopher Shanafelt ’11, M.Ed. ’15 Rebecca Slye ’06, M.Ed. ’15 William Sustachek ’11, M.Ed. ’14 and Isabel Rivero-Vila Valerie (Miller) Taylor M.Ed. ’97 Jeffrey Weiss M.Ed. ’98 Gary Williams ’96, M.Ed. ’02 and Carrie Williams ’98 Megan (Carney) Zirbel ’09, M.Ed. ’14 and Brent Zirbel

faculty and staff TRUSTEES CLUB David and Lyn Brunn James ’63 and LaRue (Rhine) Unglaube ’64 CARTHAGE CLUB William and Julia Abt Arthur Cyr Amy Haines ’79 and Kim House ’77 Jack ’49 and Mae (Voth) Harris ’52 Sarah (Hunt) Harris ’87 and William Harris August Schmidt ’88 and Michele Schmidt Gregory and Penelope Woodward Michael and Katrin Yeager FLAME CLUB John Antaramian Dean ’97 and Jenny (Rafenstein) Clark ’08 Clayton ’59 and Shirley (Eller) Diskerud ’59, M.Ed. ’79 Abigail and Joseph Heinrichs Karen (Moldenhauer) Howell ’83 and Michael Howell LuVern Marx III ’04 and Dawn Marx LEGACY CLUB Irma (Niekamp) Anderson ’48 Sandra (DeAngelis) Bisciglia ’94 and Joseph Bisciglia Jr. Robert and Michele Bonn Sarah Cyganiak Robert and Lois Dittus Steven Domin ’93, M.Ed. ’95 and Stephanie Domin William Hoare and Jane Forester-Hoare M.Ed. ’82 Ruth Johnson ’84 Todd and Kimberly Kelley Allen Klingenberg Odelle (Monte) Leonard ’71 Roger and Sharon Lindberg Steven and Melissa Marovich Dean and Elaine Peterson Kurt Piepenburg ’77 and Kate Jerome Robert ’72 and Diana Placko Christine Renaud James and Kathryn Ripley

Julio Rivera and Kathleen Kavanagh Jeffrey Roberg and Penny Seymoure Daniel and Diane Schowalter Leonard Schulze and Wendy McCredie Aaron Trautwein Justin Zahn ’04 Cornelia and Robert Zerban DEAN’S CLUB Kathleen and Peter Barca Kevin and Regina Crosby Jacob and Theresa Depas Mardell and Rob Fisher Benjamin ’97 and Heather Gorres ’97 Shirley Hauck Paul and Christa Hegland Scott Hegrenes Franklin Hicks Richard Hren and Inna Shevchuk Gregory ’90 and Barbara Huss Robert ’50 and Mary Lou (Kreppert) Jeanmaire ’47 Thomas and Gina Kline Arthur Landry Ross and Willetta Larson Jonathan Marshall and Margaret Alkon Mark Miller Dennis Munk and Karen Stoneman Gregory ’84 and Jill Nichols Michael Phegley Ryan and Molly Polk Dudley and Mary (Meyers) Riggle ’86 Sarah Rubinfeld Carol (Hintzsche) Sabbar ’82 and Mustapha Sabbar Joseph Shields Amareshwar Singh Richard and Mary Sjoerdsma Jane (Anderson) Spencer ’80 and Jack Spencer ’72 HERITAGE CLUB Justin Albert ’06 Morgan Anderson ’13 Gregory Baer Kara Baylor Gregory and Kathleen (Gall) Berg ’84

Barbara and Donald Boe Evelyn and Francis Buchanan Temple Burling and Leslie Cameron Maria Carrig Peter ’86 and Eliza Dennee D. Ben DeSmidt Eduardo Garcia-Novelli Dana and Amy Garrigan Christopher and Ruth Grugel Ashley and Matthew Hanson Edwin and Paula Kalke James and Rachel Lochtefeld Ronald Luthman Rick Matthews Joseph McAlhany Edward and Victoria Montanaro Prisca Moore and Grant Youngquist Kevin Morris Nicholas Mulvey ’02 Thomas and Linda Noer Kathy and Michael Oldani Janice Pellino Ryan and Jennifer Ringhand David and Julia Robinson Marian Rothstein and Stephen Butts Robert Schlack Brian Schwartz and Rachael Randolph ’97 Walter and Anne Smith Mark and Kay Snavely David Steege Christian and Eleanora Von Dehsen Joseph Wall Elaine Walton ’79 John and Gina Weiser Robert ’69 and Diane (Ferch) Zapf ’69 Paul and Katherine Zavada CENTURY CLUB Christine Blaine and Richard Stapleton Matthew Borden and Beatriz Gomez-Acuna Jonathan Bruning Deanna and Colin Byrnes Brant Carlson and Qinzi Ji Daniel and Winnie Choffnes Debra Clark Lisa and Keith Crumble Spencer Curley ’12, M.Ed. ’14

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2015 donor honor roll

Julie Dahlstrom Julie and Peter Dawson Mabel and Travis DuPriest Greg Earhart Scotlyn Ecker Ernestine Eger Daniel and Helena Faraca M.Ed. ’00 Donald and Vonny Gottschalk Thomas and Sally Groleau Lauren Hansen ’10, M.Ed. ’15 Sara Jensen ’08 and Joshua Mayerak ’06 Donald and Jule Ann (Vanderwater) Johnson ’72 Beverly (Hand) Keller ’61 Hannah Keller ’14 Alyson Kiesel Michael Larry ’89 Catherine Lau Michael and Cindy Love Susan Lyford ’93 Romwald and Nancy Maczka Daniel Magurshak Yuri Maltsev Jerald and Joy Mast

Martin and Jennifer McClendon Michael Michaud Donald Michie William Miller Kathy and the late Timothy Myers John and Lucy (Webb) Neuenschwander ’87 Roberta Noe Jan Owens Brigid Patterson Jean (Heinrich Broermann) Preston ’02 and Thomas Preston Elaine Radwanski and Karl David Susan Ramsey Kathy Ryan Mary Schwaiger Pamela and Mark Studrawa Wenjie Sun Jeffrey Tamraz Alexander Tiahnybok Lois (Griffith) Topping ’83 Deborah Usinger Marilyn Ward

This list represents donors whose contributions to Carthage were received July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015.

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William and Kathryn Weir Erlan Wheeler II Nicholas and Jennifer Winkler ’06 Lori and Jeff Winters Katherine (Montoya) Young ’99, M.Ed. ’09 and Thomas Young Matthew and Mary Zorn CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Lillian and William Aaron Andrew Bax ’10 Mary Belknap Ryan and Christine Bonn Tamela Broesch David and Kari Brownholland Lara and Kevin Christoun Lynn (Aikens) Dahl ’79 Stevan Djurickovic ’11 Donna and Brian Duchac Cathy Duffy Timothy Eckert and Catherine Vervisch Jared Elliott Rachel Feinstein Kylee Flister

executive club trustees club carthage club

$25,000 and above $10,000 - $24,999 $5,000 - $9,999

Jean Frederick Carolynn Friesch Tracy and David Gartner Danielle (Syens) Geary ’00 and Matthew Geary ’99 Denise (Dotson) Gifford ’77, M.Ed. ’99 and Paul Gifford Mandi Ginn-Franz ’02, M.Ed. ’14 Judith Glover Susan Grover Jodonna Harbor Kendra and Nathan Heffelman Johanna Heidorn ’13 Woodrow and Dianna Hodges Carrie Hogan Laura and Ernesto Huaracha Kimberly Instenes Emily (Oleson) Janssen ’13 and Evan Janssen ’14 Katharine Keenan JoAnne Kick Steven Kirk Bradon Lindsley ’95 Aidana Lira

flame club legacy club dean’s club

Linda Lyons Paul and Karen Martino Max McGrath ’09 and Jennifer Mood John Meachum ’15 Daniel and Katherine Miller Stephanie and Brent ’10 Mitchell Dana Moore Michael Murphy Jason Ottmann ’09 Lynn Parks ’93, M.Ed. ’97 and Ernest Parks Jr. Mark Petering Lori and Kevin Piela Thomas Powers Tyler Prochnow ’13, M.Ed. ’15 Jason Pruitt Cherie Puidokas Patricia Rieman Isabel Rivero-Vila and William Sustachek ’11, M.Ed. ’14 Justine and Frank Rizzo Amanda Robillard and Joseph Wroblewski Kyle Rooker

$2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499 $500 - $999

Neil ’99 and Erin (Kittleson) Scharnick ’99 Judith Schaumberg and Frank Aigner Robert Schiferl Jr. ’97 and Jessica (Kahre) Schiferl ’01 Jeffrey Seymour Kathleen Steinberg Jeffrey ’10 and Ellen (Heitmann) Teague ’10 Wayne Thompson ’78 and Gladys Hollant Deborah Tobiason Rachael Tover Thomas and Lois Van Dahm Tami and Glenn Villup Joan and Albert Volmut Yan Wang Seth Weidmann Cynthia Welch ’11 Joseph Williams ’10 Wendy and Thomas Williams Haley and Robert Yaple Elizabeth and Jon Young

heritage club $250 - $499 century club $100 - $249 carthaginian club $1 - $99

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parents and past parents EXECUTIVE CLUB Richard ’59 and Judith (Ferron) Dokmo ’61 Donald ’50 and Marilyn Hedberg Gloria Mullen Andrew and Jane Palmen John Sladek Jr. ’65 and Celia Sladek TRUSTEES CLUB W. Craig ’72 and Janice (Ryden) Deaton ’74 Frederick ’83 and Joan Krull Glenn Madrigrano Sr. and Barbara Madrigrano Frederick ’48 and Jewel (Beres) Marks ’46 Dean ’84 and Donna Matthews June (Boatman) Waller ’63 and Ashton Waller CARTHAGE CLUB Jack ’49 and Mae (Voth) Harris ’52 Sarah (Hunt) Harris ’87 and William Harris Kim House ’77 and Amy Haines ’79 William and Kim Madden August Schmidt IV ’88 and Michele Schmidt FLAME CLUB David and Jeanne Calteux Clayton ’59 and Shirley (Eller) Diskerud ’59, M.Ed. ’79 Karen (Moldenhauer) Howell ’83 and Michael Howell Frederick and Lori Kruse Harry ’67 and Lois (Spee) Niese ’69 Martin and Florence Panning LEGACY CLUB Irma (Niekamp) Anderson ’48 Leon ’58 and Betty (Obert) Armagost ’59 Clarance and Gayle Bailey John and Marilyn Bendixen Jeff Bersch Sandra (DeAngelis) Bisciglia ’94 and Joseph Bisciglia Jr. Frederick ’72 and Betty Body Kenneth ’70 and Marianne (Litawa) Boehne ’71 Robert and Michele Bonn Kevin ’77 and Nancy Brunner Richard and Patricia Christman

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Carl ’65 and Karen Engelhardt John ’86 and Katherine (Semler) Felton ’88 Fredrick and Kathryn Garner Steven ’78 and Debra (Erickson) Hartfield ’80 James ’69 and Jamie Herrmann Jane Forester-Hoare M.Ed. ’82 and William Hoare Eugene Holst and Cynthia Behrer Thomas and Marcia Jason Robert Johnson Jr. and Susan Johnson Larry ’58 and Mary (Park) Krull ’58 Keith Laird Jerry and Margaret Miller Margaret (Skinner) Miller M.Ed. ’94 and Wayne Johnson Bill Perry ’62 and Carol Ricciardello Dean and Elaine Peterson Alan Rasnic W. David and Gael Romoser Donald Roulo Elinor Beidler Siklossy Edward ’57 and Judith (Gorsky) Simko ’58 Philip ’74 and Diane (Jole) Slocum ’76 Charlene Sonderman Salte Ronald ’57 and Barbara (Anger) Stamer ’58 John and Patricia Timmerwilke Ann (Mullins) Tindall ’62 Robert ’82 and Elizabeth Tinkoff DEAN’S CLUB Paul Anderson Timothy Baldridge Kevin and Regina Crosby Ivan Eckholm Gary Figiel Gregory Gadient Matthew Gieser Gary and Mary Lynn Groezinger Shirley Hauck Kent and Carole Henning Kenneth Hurst Jr. ’53 and Marlys (Dokmo) Hurst ’54 Gregory ’90 and Barbara Huss Matthew and Lisa Jacobs Robert ’50 and Mary (Kreppert) Jeanmaire ’47 Michael and Lynn Keller

Arthur Landry Mark Lukas ’70 Kathleen Matthaidess Raymond Michuda Jr. and Anna Michuda Kevin and Sandra Mikolas Malcolm ’65 and Annette Mitchell Roy Moore Jr. ’57 and Priscilla Moore Robert Muschewske ’63 and Leaette Hough Gregory ’84 and Jill Nichols Douglas and Nancy Pierce Delores (Carson) Pihl ’54 Philip Pratt II ’67 and Karin Pratt ’67 Paul ’73 and Christine Price Carol (Hintzche) Sabbar ’82 and Mustapha Sabbar Michael and Kathleen Schmidlkofer Robert Schwartz Dennis Shields Richard and Paula Shopiro Richard and Mary Sjoerdsma Myra (Hawkins) Slifka ’68 and Joseph Slifka Jack ’72 and Jane (Anderson) Spencer ’80 Terry and Jackie Wagner Kurt ’66 and Teri Wruck HERITAGE CLUB Steven and Jill Adamczyk William Aiello Brian and Angela Axtman James ’69 and Jane (Burgermeister) Barsch ’70 Fred ’62 and Susan (Fogel) Bess ’64 Dean and Carolyn Brockmeier Kevin Clohesey Robert ’69 and Karen (Mantych) Cook ’70 Dennis Day ’66 and Rennee Raddatz-Day Michail and Kiriaki Dolomas James Duncan II and Janice Duncan Richard and Edythe Even Roy Everson Jr. ’59 and Leah (James) Everson ’58 Richard and Dina Francis Frank ’66 and Carol (Ketter) Gattolin ’67 Pierre and Suzanne Giacotto David and Julie Gussel Rosemary Higgins Samer and Laura Horani Eric ’73 and Mary (Cato) Koster ’73

Brian and Nina Krause Sandra (Priaulx) Lang ’66 and John Lang Ronald ’80 and Cynthia (MacKinnon) Larson ’72 Robert Lesher Sr. ’48 Bruce and Lydia Milne Michael Montemurro Richard Mowen Jr. and Barbara Mowen Claudia Mullen ’80 Christine Nelson Kathy and Michael Oldani Daniel ’81 and Jane Pechauer Rodger Pelo and Cynthia Heflin-Pelo Harry ’73 and Barbara (Anger) Penington ’73 Kent and Lisa Prosch Rodney ’64 and Barbara Randall David and Julia Robinson Kevin and Holly Rooney Robert Schlack Daniel ’71 and Barbara Schmidt Clyde Simonson Leonard and Maralyn Stec John Sullivan Thomas Trepanier Sr. Christopher and Christine Vicere Fred Vogt Jr. ’76 and Cynthia (Ebe) Vogt ’76 Mark Vuturo Patricia Ward John and Gina Weiser Robert ’69 and Diane (Ferch) Zapf ’69 Carl Zitzewitz Jr. ’50 and Nora (Arbaugh) Zitzewitz ’50 Donald ’57 and Janet Zitzewitz CENTURY CLUB Carl and Mary Amundsen Steven ’77 and Jacque (Biery) Anderson ’77 Thomas Anderson Matt and Rita Andis Lloyd Arnold Allan Atkinson Richard Atwater John Banschbach Robert and JoAnn Bednar Mark Bickle David and Dee Dee Black Jeannette (Erkert) Bowersox ’57 Todd Brainerd Jeffery and Laura Brozek David Bryer Kent and Julie Buchholz Kathleen (Hartl) Burdick ’70 and Roger Burdick Scott ’71 and Colleen (Kittelson) Campbell ’75 Richard ’66 and Mary Carnes Todd and Shawn Cherney

Donald Ciancio Gregory Collins William and Julie Conley David Curtis Jeffrey and Maria Daniels Gerald and Magdalene Danzer Mark and Jeri Davis Jacqueline (Diehl) Day ’76 and Scott Day Lawrence and Yvonne Dennee James Douglas Jr. ’62 Robert and Michelle Dresen Michael Dubis Jaroslaw Dzwinyk John ’57 and Suzanne Eakins Lori Eder Michael Edwards Jay Eiring Edward ’74 and Lois Engel Louis and Althea Erfourth Annabelle Fenske Doris (Plautz) Ferb ’67 and Gary Ferb Elizabeth Fleming Lynn ’70 and John Freedlund ’70 Laura (Maaske) Paton ’62 Marion (Horn) Gagnon ’89 and Scott Gagnon Leonard and Tracy Gahgan Robert Gall M.Ed. ’89 and Janet Gall Michael Gibbons

George and Nancy Gladis Rickie Glaspey and Robert Nash David and Anne Godlevske Mark Gomulka Michael and Diane Gow Margaret (Wilk) Gregorski ’81 and David Gregorski Valerie Grigsby Ruth (Pinekenstein) Guenther ’76 and Paul Guenther Barbara Guido David ’71 and Nancy (Weiner) Hackbarth ’71 Kimberlyn (Freyer) Hahn ’82 and the late Bradley Hahn ’81 Calvin and Yvette Haller Elona Hamilton Richard ’57 and Barbara Hanson John Haussmann Charles and Margaret Hayes Silvia Haynes Steven ’70 and Barbara (Lorber) Hendricks ’69 David Heniff William Herbert Larry Hero Clayton Herrmann Gordon ’70 and Jane Hess Richard and Jill Hirsch Raymond ’53 and Reva Hoewing ’55

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2015 donor honor roll

David Hoffman ’61 Pauline Hoffman Lorraine Hollingsworth ’79 Janice (Wichmann) Hunsader ’73 and Steven Hunsader Kathleen Hunt Andrea Iacono John Iovine Jr. ’84 and Santina Iovine Riley Jacobsen James Noack ’60 Majed and Reem Jandali Dieter Jedan ’69 Linda ’86 and Alon Jeffrey Philip ’80 and Sandy Jensen Arthur and Leone Johnson C. Dale ’66 and Ardyth (Kovacevich) Johnson ’66 Jule (Vanderwater) Johnson ’72 and Donald Johnson William ’75 and Judith Jung Cathy Kan-Savaglio James and Clare Keating Beverly (Hand) Keller ’45 Thomas ’67 and Margaret (Hubert) Keller ’70 James and Judy Kenning Carl and Ruth Kiraly Thomas Kjeldsen

Gary Klein Jeffrey Kloha Keith Knoespel Thomas and Annette Knoll Charles and Liz Knutson Christine Kral John Kroll Donald Krueger ’50 Gary and Julie Kurkjian Dennis and Jan Lamers Jacob and Delilah Landmann William Lane Robert and Deloris Langseth Joneen Lannon Richard and Evelyn Lee Frederick ’58 and Jolene (Andersen) Lesher ’58 Sherry Lewis and Richard Preston Jodee (Tetting) Liedtke ’72 Margot Lori Michael and Cindy Love Kevin and Sharon MacKinnon John and Carolyn Machurick Daniel Magurshak Robert Malloy Nicholas Maris Ruth Marks George McGuire Todd McKenzie

This list represents donors whose contributions to Carthage were received July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015.

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James McNellis Matthew and Denise Meneghetti James Meseberg Ted Meyer Donald Michie Paul ’87 and Marcia Miller Dallas and Maureen Moon Beth Moorehouse Timothy and Susan Mussell Kathy and the late Timothy Myers Robert Nash and Rickie Glaspey Richard and Margaret Nelson Lucy (Webb) Neuenschwander ’87 and John Neuenschwander Robert ’72 and Joanne Newberg Robert and Arlene Neybert Roberta Noe Sharon (Klug) Nyman ’66 and Thomas Nyman George and Margaret Oliver Wendell Olson ’60 and Jan Sabol Jerry and Dionne Paschke Graziano and Carrie Pasquesi Anthony Passanante Robert Passmore Fran and Jacquelyn Patch Christopher and Leslie Pedrak Kenneth and Robyn Peterson Timothy ’80 and Eunice (Drummer) Peterson ’80 Faith (Overdier) Pfeiffer ’64 and Rodney Pfeiffer Christoper and Lisa Pieroni Christopher Plagge James and Joanne Plunkett Jean (Heinrich Broermann) Preston ’02 and Thomas Preston William Ragla David and Karen Rappaport Leslie (Annis) Rasmussen ’87 and Robert Rasmussen Jr. Michael Rave Michael and Catherine Ray Jeffrey and Patti Reher Kevin Rewerts Patrick and Linda Rich Joseph and Dawna Rickord Donald ’51 and Wanda Riechers Joseph and Linda Rodgers Leonard Roecker Arnold Rothenbaum Lawrence Ruegg ’54 John Sassen John ’72 and Carole Schafer ’70

executive club trustees club carthage club

$25,000 and above $10,000 - $24,999 $5,000 - $9,999

Bruce and Charmaine Schafernak Mary and Steven Seiler Cynthia Sheldon-Orellana and Felipe Orellana Justin ’54 and Maxine Silvius Robert and Barbara Sisk James and Cindy Skarda Juanita Smith Michael Smith Donald Snydel William Sproule James and Michelle Stachura William Stanley Charles Stewart Suzanne (Scheibe) Stoneburner ’58 Franklin Stoneburner Mark and Pamela Studrawa Daniel Sulik Jill (Pryse) Svodoba ’73 and Woodrow Svodoba Stephen Tajnai Donald ’57 and Donna (Helker) Thannen ’59 Hans ’56 and Peggy Thomsen Diana Tomaska-Kochmit Todd and Lisa Tubbs Colleen Uba Stanley Uba Michael Valentine John ’74 and Margaret Vitkus Gene and Karen Volkman Daniel ’60 and Marianne Wachholz ’59 Greg ’71 and Jacqueline Wajerski Robert and Ellen Walsh Todd Walter William and Patricia Wehmeier Gerhard Wehr Jr. and Renee Wehr William and Kathryn Weir Eugene ’57 and Lois (Park) Wensel ’59 Kevin Weslaski Jean West Erlan Wheeler II Donald and Patricia Whelpley Juliette ’82 and Robert Wicinski David Wick Alvin and Jean Wilks Daniel Williams Helen (Thomas) Williamson ’71 and Dennis Williamson Terrence Wirtz Mark Withers John Wittenborg Carol (Piper) Wolff ’47 John Zehfus ’50 Stephen Zutter

flame club legacy club dean’s club

CARTHAGINIAN CLUB William and Lillian Aaron The late Rollyn Affeldt ’54 and Charleta Affeldt Paul Allen Steven Anderson Susan (Olson) Anderson ’84 and Ronald Anderson Jr. Bruce Andrews Vincent ’70 and Linda Angel ’91 Patricia Arneson Mark Aschliman Dennis and Dorothy Ashmore La Moine and Sandra Aude James and Bonita Ayres Ken Balcerzak Kathy (Wagner) Balleto ’80 Daniel Balmes Mark Banach Ronald Banks ’15 Kenneth and Penelope Beaman Jennifer (Zange-Schmidt) Beaulieu ’85, M.Ed. ’02 Jane ’70 and W. Wayne Beem R. Bruce Bennett James ’93 and Jodi Bernicky ’02 Michael Blank Richard Blessing Robert and Carol Boros Marilyn (Olson) Bowen ’74 and James Bowen Edward Bowman Melissa Brandt Louise Brattland Thomas and Wendy Brenwall Michael and Deborah Brown Timothy Buhrow David Butak Stephen Camburn Patrick and Stacey Carney MaryBeth Carroll Christopher and Linda Casey Robert Chalhoub Kevin and Lara Christoun Karen (Berger) Claffey ’72 Meredith Clubb Harold Cole ’67 Mary Ann Combs Sonya Conroy Linda (Zastrow) Cook ’68 Dennis and Jan Costis Mark Crego Judith (Slight) Cruey ’75 and John Cruey Linda Culley Lynn (Aikens) Dahl ’79 Donald Damaschke Richard Damerjian Jeffrey and Debra Dechert Daniel and Dena DeGroat Patricia Demos William Diehl

$2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499 $500 - $999

Ronald Dieter Robert Dobbratz Carolyn Dolezal Mark Domalewski and Gretchen Cole Dalibor ’71 and Jacquelyn (Tetting) Drummer ’71 Brian and Donna Duchac Jeffrey Eder ’15 Douglas ’73 and Susan (Moldenhauer) Ehrick ’74 Donald Eickmeyer Ralph and Rosemary Engelking John England Sr. Frank and Mary Farry Bernard and Mary Ann Fay Carlos and Mary Figueredo Edward Finnegan Frank Fortunato Donald Fox John and Michelle Fox Larry and Libby Frank Robert and Joeann Frank Sharon and Scott Frank Gerald and Patricia Freitag Amy Friel James Frisque Paul and LaVerne Froehner Thomas and Linda Gage Judith Gallo Curtis and Susan Ganzke Phyllis Garbrecht William and Melissa Garrigan Carol (Ketter) Gattolin ’67 and Frank Gattolin ’66 Marc and Mary Gear Sherie Georgitsis Anthony Gherardini Gerard Girdaukas Daniel Greising Walter Griskavich Chris Gulik Howard and Sherri Hansen Kristina Harris Robert ’74 and Kathleen Heinkel ’74 William ’71 and Joellyn Heinkel John and Sandra Helmich Janice Henningsen ’62 Joseph and Eileen Hermle Michael and Carol Higgins Thomas Hill II Kristine ’10 and John Hobson Woodrow and Dianna Hodges Linda Holman Patrick Horne Richard Horner Raymond Hughes Theodore Humpal Glen Huse Robert and Nadine Hutchinson

heritage club $250 - $499 century club $100 - $249 carthaginian club $1 - $99

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parents and past parents continued Paul and Shelly Hyland Patrick Istvanek Arthur and Carol Jacobs Carla (Koch) Jaeger ’58 Thomas James Sr. ’57 and Suzanne (Lignell) James ’57 Joseph and Lea Jamora James Jensen Gerald ’78 and Norma Jones Vincent Jordan Gary and Carol Kapitan Tammy Kimbriel-Block Robert ’66 and Rebecca Kinnear Chad Kirkeeng Jacquelyn Kirkwood Joseph Kiser ’15 Kathryn and Paul Kiyono Kenneth and Mary Klamut Michele Klingbeil-Burton ’00 and Nathan Burton Edward ’79 and Carol Knudson ’70 Roger ’98 and Debra Koessl Gary and Ann Korbel John Kovanda Sr. George Kroeninger John Kryl Sr. Andrew Kutsulis Jr. Al LaFaive Richard Lamers Larry and Gayle Larson Keith Leathers Mary Leight Ingmar and Betty Levin James Lindemann ’11 and Linden Lindemann ’74 Dawn ’92 and James Lingo Susan and Larry Link Nick and Maria Liogas Phillip Livermore Kevin Lowry Robert Loyd Elaine (Petersen) Lucht ’66 and Eric Lucht Rita Luckett Douglas Luckhardt Carl and Angela Malin Arlene Mann Wanda Marinic Richard and Renee Martin Sean ’89 and Lisa (Fanelli) Matthews ’85 Lynn Maynard Gary McAdams Michael McDorman Michael McNulty Derrel and Kimberly Menard Mary Michel-Egolf ’89 and Barry Egolf Charles Miller Curtis Miller

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Joseph Miller Kenneth Miller Brent ’10 and Stephanie Mitchell Dana Moore Jolene (Anderson) Morris ’77 and Michael Morris Mark Morse Joseph and Carlene Motto Randall Murphy L. Brian and Constance Myers Timothy Newman Gregory Ney Roger and Pamela Nogal James Nuzzo Jr. and Genevieve Nuzzo Sean O’Brien Timothy O’Brien Susan O’Connor John Ohman John and Keri Olson Stephen and Julia Ortland Allen Ostrowski Sr. Deborah Padgett David and Wendi Palmatier Timothy and Victoria Pare Robert and Denise Parsons Keith and Margo Paulsen Kent and Nancy Pearson Robert and Emily Peinsipp Matthew and Vicky Pelka Rick and Kathy Petprachan Joseph Pettit Lori and Kevin Piela LaMarr and Lisa Pierce Kevin and Leslie Pleasant Willie Pope and Eurice Cotton-Pope Albert and Theresa Preiwisch Vincent and Rita Pusateri Barbara Raiden Richard Rasmussen Ronald and Jane Rave Jill and Paul Renze Ronald and Jennifer Richards Gary and Susan Ridderbusch Joseph and Mary Rimkus Mark and Julie Ritter Al and Lisa Rivard Frank and Justine Rizzo Eileen (Phelan) Robel ’87 and David Robel Bret Robinson Wayne and Jan Rogoski Joseph and Helen Rose James and Vada Rosenbalm Nicolas Ruiz Herman and Dot Ruta Mary (Schmidt) Ryan ’73 and Richard Ryan Christine Ryden ’70

Patrick and Ricki Sajbel Joe and Susan Sambucci Robert Scaramuzzi Thomas and Julie Schlinder Steven ’72 and Kim Schultz James and Pamela Schwinn Jeffrey and Carla Scull David Semerdjian and Barbara Frank-Semerdjian Gregory Shadle Mikhail Sharapan Kellie Siegner David Sjong Harold and Lois Solberg Donald ’89 and Virginia Squires Scott Stahler Horace and Elizabeth Staples Mary Stein Kathleen Steinberg John Stevenson Roger and Elizabeth Straz William and Maureen Suchecki David Sullivan Joseph and Dawn Sullivan Susan (Rasor) Sullivan ’93 and Bruce Sullivan Brian and Kristen Summerville Dennis Swenson Joseph Taylor Mary (Sahagian) Taylor ’82 and John Taylor John and Kathryn Tegen Kevin ’80 and Lori (Zastrow) Telschow ’82 Veronica (Moore) Tenner ’87 John ’74 and Marva (Oechler) Tetting ’75 Brenda Thissen Thomas Thorkelson Ann Treadway Brian Troemel Scott and Angela Tuma Heidi and Louis Valentine Glenn and Tami Villup Randy and Melissa Vukovich Rhea Wade Jack and Arlene Warden Bethalyn Wedge ’75 Jeffrey Wedge ’74 William and Sandi Werner Steven Wesselhoff Sr. Elisabeth White Milton Whitney ’48 Timothy Wild Cheryl (Larson) Williams ’77 and Robert Williams Thomas and Wendy Williams James Wilson Randall and Janice Winbigler Stanislaw Wojnicki Robert and Debra Wolchuk Todd Woloszyk Jeb ’82 and Lee (Kingsley) Wright ’80

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2015 donor honor roll

friends of carthage EXECUTIVE CLUB Elizabeth Kassel Brown Fredric Edelman Mary Enroth The Estate of Inez T. Goerner Helen Johnson-Leipold and Craig Leipold The Estate of Carl O. Nelson Clifton and Gladys Peterson Nicholas and Lee Pinchuk David Straz Jr. and Catherine Straz Jan Tarble The Estate of Inez G. Koch Gary and Lucinda Wilson TRUSTEES CLUB Mary Bishop and Eli Wolf Ann Bundgaard William and Joan Kelley Helen Pagel CARTHAGE CLUB Mark Barmak and Jody Zuraitis Thomas and Elissa Bolger Helen Clausen Phillip and Linda Godin Steven and Margaret Hopp Imogene Johnson Ceacy Moore Rita Petretti Ruth Quinn Glenn and Eleanor Sather Joyce Schowalter David Sislowski FLAME CLUB Lawrence and Sophia Cripe The Estate of Wayne H. and Ruth Diehl Mark and Janice Franzen Patricia Petretti David Riley Fred Young Jr. LEGACY CLUB Erno and Suzanne Dahl Elaine Dishaw James Duncan Jr.and Shirley Duncan James and Connie Ferwerda Elizabeth Hrajnoha Darrell Jodock Julia Lentz Cohen Ronald Levy

William Loughner Wayne and Pamela Miller Paulette Petretti Zuber Pirzada Jason and Britnee Ramirez Scott Richards Benn Scherzer Margaret Spangler Mary Wagner-Moldenhauer Dianne Winney DEAN’S CLUB Richard Ayers Christine and Ralph D’Amico Thomas and Mary Eggerud Cathie Fournier Mary and Gary Groezinger Peter Hansen Shannon Inukai Karen Johnson Christopher Lahti Anthony and Wendy Machi Joseph Madrigrano Jr. and Kathy Madrigrano Erica Newman Viola Rasmussen Charles Reagan Ric Schmidt Lee Smith Jr. John and Patricia Tomsheck Ralph Wirebaugh HERITAGE CLUB Richard Baron Jeff Barrow and Kathryn Potter-Barrow Daniel Brown Michael Durso Paul Gagliardi Ronald and Yvonne Gigstead Robert and Mildred Herder Linda Hunt The late James Koelsch Thomas Melzer Kenneth Moehle Helen Mueller Thomas Ohlgart Joseph Schmoeckel Anne and Walter Smith Steven and Sheila Van Wyk Ernest and Susan Virgili Michael Wade Curtis Woodward Steve Yeager

This list represents donors whose contributions to Carthage were received July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015.

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CENTURY CLUB John Acculto Margaret Andersen Scott Anderson Jr. Timothy Anderson Olivia Andrea Rebecca Arbaje Philip Areddia Robert Ballard Laird Barber Carolyn Barriball Arlene Bartolini Robert Bastian Ronald Baxa Raymond Beier Rebecca Belmont Sandra Benedict Deborah Berner Dan Bess Joyce Blau Shelby Boston Marilyn Breiding Benjamin Bruno Scott Buckley Jr. Carrie Bufalo Benjamin Burnett Maureen Burnie Matthew Carr Aaron Cherry Marcelle Chromy James Clauss Cynthia Clohesey Robert Columbus Susan Czarnik Kathy Dachelet Mary Dalton Arthur Dattilo Alan Davison Joseph Devorkin Vito DiMaso Maren Dokmo Flora Doody Janet Dubats Travis and Mabel DuPriest Terry Dykstra Craig Eadon Eleanor Eisfeller Donald and Gladys Ellerman William Ellis Frances Fleck Lyla Flynn Irene Ford Lana Frake Michael Francis David Freitag Kelle Frymire

executive club trustees club carthage club

$25,000 and above $10,000 - $24,999 $5,000 - $9,999

Sherry Gabrielatos Gary Geisler Daniel Geraghty Edsel Gill Scott and Julie Girard Drew Gittus Mary Jo Glaspey Charles and Patricia Gohs George Gorton IV Frances Grugel Catherine Gueneau Joseph Guin Lorraine Harris Carol Hart Bruce Hartjes Ronald and Eleanore Hasley Mary Hass Randolph Hayes Mary Henke Georgia Herrera Mary Heyden John Hodel Robert Hrdlicka Jr. Christine Hudock Robert Hunger Frank Incardona Stacie Inukai-Center Allan Jacobs Barbara Jaskolski Gregory and Kathleen Johnson Homer and Barbara Johnson Michael Johnson Kassette Kamin William Kase William Kjeldsen Elizabeth Knoll Douglas Knox The Estate of Erwin T. Koch Darlene Koenig Garry Kolb Jerry Kuehn Irene LaBelle Edith Landwehr Dirk Leahy Stephen Legg Janice Lewis The late Richard Ligocki James Logan Wayne Luplow Julie Maday Richard Maring Richard Massei Joyce McCullough Barbara McKeag Clayton Meier Siddharth Menta Melvin and Linda Miritz Frank and Gina Misureli Alfonso Moore Wayne Morrison Barbara Mursu James Muss Janet Myers

flame club legacy club dean’s club

Margaret Myers Daniel Nelson Jeffery and Katherine Nelson Paul Nicholson Frederick Novak Stephanie Ollech Lesley Olson John Page and Judy Juliana Mathew Palmer Karen Pedersen David and Louise Petering Wendell Phillips David Pipik Richard and Brenda Poggendorf Linda Raymonds Robin Resch Lauretta Rill Evelyn Ross Norma Rukavina Jeffrey Ryan Peter Santucci Robert and Kelly Schiess Kristin Schultz James and Shirley Seymour Ronald Shapiro Tracy Shearing Glen Simonson Virginia Simpson Keith Sletten Catherine Smith Coyle John Sobiech Trygve Solberg Daniel Sowa Peter Stathas Diane Steinert Leonard Steinert Byron Stewart Mark Susser Matthew Thome Larry Thompson Lynn Ustaski Kenneth Van Dine Arvena Van Wyk Leslie Vogel Ann Vossekuil Gerald Wade Margaret Walter Joe Wark Tracy Weber Janet Weglarz Betty Weitzer Audrey West Dexter Westrum Alvin Winkel Harry Young James and Kathleen Young CARTHAGINIAN CLUB Angela Ackard Robert and Lorilee Adams Marianne Adelt David and Leigh Adler Seymour and Barbara Adler

$2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499 $500 - $999

Judith Adrian Kara Aittama Larry Albertson Susan Alcazar John Aldridge Earl Allen Michael Allen Latrice Allen-Palmer Laurie Almeraz Shiela Alvarez Angie Anagnostopoulos David Anderson Gary Anderson Joanna Anderson Selma Anderson Sharon Anderson JoAnn Anen Helen Apostolos Penny Aradanas Sara Archer Sandra Armes Henry Armstrong Lee Arneson Ina Atwater Sandra Axtman Steven Azuma Leona Bacastow Gloria Badeaux James Baffa Carole Bahr Sara Baker Margaret Balducci Thomas Balistreri Michael Barach Patricia Baran Sarah Barber Anita Barker Carol Barkow Jerome Barnwell Margaret Barranco Christopher Bartosz Bernadette Baumann Brice Baumgarten Leslie Baylen Kathryn Beckage Jean Bedigian Frances Bednarz Marlys Behnke E. Jane Bekos Celia Belden William Bell Susan Bergquist Laurie Berry Jennifer Bertram Carol Biehn Sterling Biggers Kari Blagec Andy Blankenbaker Rebecca Blasek Deborah Blonski Robert Blume Eugene Boelte Katrina Boelte Paul Bourke

heritage club $250 - $499 century club $100 - $249 carthaginian club $1 - $99

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friends of carthage continued Steven Bowar Jarrid Boykin Scott Brau Suzann Brau Christopher Breeden Rosemary Brendel John Brennan Mary Brocato-Christopher Richard Brockman Michael Broderick Margaret Brotzman Mary Broughman Catherine Brown Sally Brown Jason Brunke Denise Bruton Marilyn Bruton Kathy Bryant Diana Buchta Lorin Buchta Marie Buchta Gregory Buckley Helen Buckley Kaela Buraczewski Richard Burkhardt Anna Burkiewicz Eugene Burnidge Elizabeth Buss Sandra Bysted Alva Caldwell The late Winona Campbell Ruby Campos Clyde and Mary Jane Canman Jenny Cantrell Donna Carini Russell and Debbie Carlsen Kelly Carstens Virginia Carstensen Joanne Caruso Carol Case Sharon Case Helen Castaneda Cristina Cavallo Debra Caves David Cawley Thomas Caylor Jerome Cefalu Steve Center Charles and Kathy Chamberlain Richard Chavez Jules Chevigny Karen Christiansen Kamy Chung Ana Cintron-De-Navarro Todd Citro Timothy Clarke Darryl Clements Pamela Clohesey

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Tamara Coffman Thomas Coine Patricia Collins Colleen Congdon Leslie Conner Susan Connor Patrick and Patricia Considine Laura Cosgrove Sandra Cottrill Dana Coulter Betty Cozine Randall Creasy Theresa Crewe Sarah Crnich Kary Cumming Cheryl Curtis Colette Custin George Czarnik Judith Czarnik Joel Daane Mary Daddono Traci Daddono Lori Dadekian Margaret Dadian Kevin Dahm Patricia Dahm Paul Daly John Danton David Dappern Marjorie Davies Carol DeBack Michael Decker Cindy DeFaat Janice DeHahn Rachel DeLeeuw George Demos Ken Demske Cynthia Denny Mildred Dentice John Deroche Beatrice Desimoni Ricky Dezek Jessie Di Maso Sue Difatta Tina DiFatta Vincent Difatta Jonathan Dill Phyllis Dix Daniel Dohrn Helengene Doornbos Ursula Dotson Dolores Dowling Beverley Downing Norma Doyle Kevin Drewyer Thomas Drover Raymond Dubis Kent and Joyce Duesing Nancy Dury

Gerald Duwell Valerie Earl Marlene Edelman Robert Eisele Janet Ekkert Diane Eldridge Betty Ellett Alan Ellingham Susan Engle Beverly English Wayne Erickson Aaron Erkenswick Rosalie Esquirel Gerald and Linda Euting John Evans Laura Evans Kathleen Ewald Linda Fagan Kimberly Fahlbeck Robert Fehling Deborah Felde Margaret Fenner Patricia Ferraro Paul Fetting Martin and Alena Fiala Robert Finn Martin Finnegan Lee Fischer James Fitzpatrick Ronald Fleck Kay Fleetwood Ronald Fox Ricky and Dana Frederick Patricia Frey Alan Friedrich Marilyn Friel Laverne Frisque Dale Froehlich Cynthia Fromm Julia Galeles Steven Gallaher James Gerken Timothy Gibb Mark Giese Jon Gill Danielle Gilmore Susan Glass Timothy and Julie Glass Donna Glickman Marisela Gonzalez Dana Goodin David Gould Philip Gould Tristan Grams John Gransee Wendy Green William Grenke Clarence Griffin Jr. and Janet Griffin John Griffin Jr. Dorothy Grimm Loretta Griseto The late Stanley Gruenwald and Margaret Gruenwald Carol Gruschow

David and Christine Grusczynski Wendy Guelzow Siu Ling Gugliuzza William and Deborah Guild Keith and Carol Gumbinger Linda Gums George Gutknecht Michael Gyurina Julie Haddad Jack Haggett Amy Hahn Leila Haight Kelly Halverson Annette Hampton Pamela Hanke Aaron Hannemann Bridget Hanson Janis Hanson Larry Hanson Russ Hanson Terry Hardman Marta Hart Michael Hasbrouck Jo Hattix Donna Hebior Bernard and Marcia Heilicser Patricia Heinz Donald Henderson Julie Heniff Patricia Heniff Andrea Herbster Virginia Herek Mike and Mavis Herman Marisol Hernandez Clement Hero Robert Herrmann Joshua Hiett Philma Hinkhouse Ronald and Nancy Hirsch Thomas and Kristen Hirsch Sue Hoffman Michael Hoft Bryan Hogan Leland Holm Margaret Honeck Lynn Hopp Susan Howard Patrick Howell Robert Hughes Adolph Hunger Sheila Husbyn The late Steven Ingwell Marjorie Irving Ida Jackson Peter Jackson Jo Ann Jacobs Donald and Linda Jacobson Donna Jarvi Lucille Jaskolski Jerome Jaskowiak Margaret Jelen Debra Jensen Thomas Jensen Carrol Jerdee

Alice Johnson Andrew Johnson Douglas Johnson Jill Johnson Josclyn Johnson Julie Johnson Mike Johnson Muriel Johnson Richard Johnson Kim Jones Lori Jones Michael Jordan Chris Juenger Brian Kaczkowski Dawn Kaczor Gail Kaelin Jonathon Kahle John and Phyllis Kamperschroer Noreen Kann Scott Kapchinski John Kapellusch Kimberly Kase Robert Kase Sarah Kealy Marcella Kearns David Keenan Joanne Keenan Katherine Keenan Steven Keller Gerlinde Kempf Susan Kempf Barbara Kenney Karen Kent Kathryn Kern Janet Kibler John and Pauline Kiltinen Lenore Kimbrough Helen King Nancy King Judith Kirby Joe Kis Mary Kjeldsen Bridget Kleiderer David Klein Kelli Klein Antoinette Kloppman William Klopstein Sr. Barbara Kluka Alexandra Klymyshyn Mary Knaack Renee Knoll Margaret Knorr Kathleen Knutell Jeanne Kolkoski Jonathon Kolosky Mary Konsin Joan Korinek Stanley Kottke Kevin Kovach Dorothy Kozak James Kozak Stephen Kozak Richard Krake Janis Kratochvil

Catherine Kravanek Jeanne Kross Mark Krueger Judith Krumpolc Janis Kruse Theresa Kruse Donna Krutz Bruce Kubitz Robert and Nadine Kupfer Lucille Kurow Roberta Kutlik Andrew Kutsulis James Kutsulis Thomas Kutsulis Mary Label Michael Lambert Ralph and Margaret Lambrecht Rebecca Lanciloti Lynn Landish Abigail Landwehr Ursula Lane Judith Larsen Kay Larson Lois Larson Raymond Lauer Joan Laufer Colette Lawson Phu Le Betty Lee Edward and Diane Lehmann Marilyn Lemke Toni Levinson Billie Lidik Mary Lindquist Janice Litkey James Livingston Janet Loiacano Leonard Long Thomas Long Thomas Loomis Sr. Teresa Lopez Therese Los Rose Losurdo Darin Lottig Stephen Loudon and Victoria Sykes Loudon Kimberly Love Rose Lovejoy Clayton Lowe Julie and Walter Luczkiw George and Candice Lutz Mary Mackeben Rick and Mary Madison Robert Madura Robert Maerzke Patricia Magnuson Keith Mahoney Michael Maierle Thomas Maki Megan Malone Susan and Charles Malone Ted MaMahon Elviera Mancini Patricia Manos

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2015 donor honor roll

Francesco Marchese Margaret Martin Barbara Masetla Colleen Maslowski John Massa Denise Mastela Nahtoria Mayhall Narhese Mayhall Kenneth Maziarka Raymond Mazzarelli David Mc Whorter Janice McCann Donna McClain Janice McDorman John McGinnis Mary McGowan Matthew and Nancy McGowan Therese McHale Suzanne McKechnie Thomas McMahon Todd McMahon Richard McMurray Donald McNellis Rose McNellis Michelle Meadows Madelyn Meneghetti Mark Meneghetti Matthew Meneghetti Dina Menini Susan Meyer Frances Mijares Christine Milani Carol Miller Kristina Miller Richard and Naomi Miller William Miller George Minogue Peter Miscinski II Kyle Mishler Kelley Mitchell Henry Mok Jerry and Mary Ann Moll Taylore Monegato George Money Jr. Diane Montgomery Candice Moody Frederick Moon Julia Moore Stanley Moore Sr. Susan Moore William Moore Timothy Morgan Denise and Steven Mosher Kimberly Motycka Walter Moyer Kimberly Mrkonich Alice Mueller Eunice Mueller Diane Muri Dennis Murphy Scott Murphy JoAnn and Robert Murtha Robyn Myers

Stephen Myers Jason Nakamura Katherine Nakis Alan Nash Daniel Nedoss Marlene Nehls James Nelson Jo Ann Nelson Jonathan Nelson William Nelson Jessica Nennig Dale Neuhaus Amy Newell Jacqueline Newton Julie Nichols Joanne Nicholson Judith Nickelsen Mark Nicol Rhonda Nienhueser Annarose Niewiadomski Evelyn Nilsen Gordon and Sandra Oakes Jody O’Connell John and Susan O’Day Eugene O’Donnell Harold Oelschlager Billy Oliver John Olles Derick and Amy Olsen Orville Olsen Josie Olson Karen Olson Kristin Orban Mary Ormiston Patrick Ormiston Stephanie Ostrowski Gary Otto Ron Paaske Mark Pace Nicholas and Angie Panos Dawn Pape Jeff Parisi Joan Parks Allan Pascutti Linda Paucsher Elizabeth Pedersen Edward Pedrak Lory Peercy Mablean Pendelton Charles Penniston James Peterlin Jeffrey and Julie Peterson Kristen Peterson Richard Peterson Gregg Pfarr Ronald Pfeiffer Jr. Laurie Pierce Matthew Pierce Norma Pierce Julie Pignataro Doris Pirk Dianne Plaski Barbara Ploszay Mary Pohlman

This list represents donors whose contributions to Carthage were received July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015.

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Marylyn Pollard John Potter Keith Potts Margaret Potts Craig Prchal Joan Preiwisch Anna Primus Barbara Procida Lisa Ptacek Renee Purner Roxie Radmer Tina Ralston Daniel Rapp Joseph Ratzki Rosaland Reams Joyce Reece-Hill Joni Reese Carrie Rehbock Dale and Jancie Reichhart Linda Rendak Lazaro Rendon Annetta Rennels Jennifer Reynolds Sandra Rezny M. Darlene Rielly Greg and Carolyn Rismoen La Verne Roach Brittney Robertson Richard Robertson Judy Rockow Joann Rockstad SaraLee Rodgers Schmidt Jackie Roehr-Dhein Donna Roesch Martha Rohlfing Ruth Rohlfing Alexa Rohr Tami Rohr Janis Rohrer Darlene Rokusek Jeffrey Romeo Daniel Romero Nelson Romero Joan Rosati Margaret Roslawski Dorothy Rossman Tracy Rozgo Bill Rudolph Michael Runnoe Norma Rushing Lisa Russell Matthew Ryan Robert Sagadine Stephanie Sagadine Nancy Salmela Armando Saltiel John and Barbara Salvo Michael and Judy Sanders Paul Sandvick Carlos Sanz Thomas Saviano Ruth Savoie Kenneth Sawallisch Patrcia Sawosko

executive club trustees club carthage club

$25,000 and above $10,000 - $24,999 $5,000 - $9,999

Greg Schaefer Kristi Schaeffer-Kleutsch Thomas Scheidt Ardis Scheller Mary Scheuer Senter Jennifer Schiller Edith Schlifske Carrie Schmid Merlin Schmidlkofer Audrey Schmidt Carrie Schmidt Darlene Schmidt Arthur and Janet Schmieding Thomas Schmit Marie Schnaitmann Gregory and Mary Schneider Helen Schneider Ruth Schnell Sandra Schoenmann Sheila and Edward Scholl Michaelene Schomig Marilyn Schultz Mark Schultz Mary Schulze Peter Schwab David Schwabacher Mona Schwartz Julie Scott Gloria Scuglik Mary Scully Elaine Seaman Robert Seidell Emily Selovich Peter Semler and Christine Melling Semler Ellen Senkbeil Lauren Sergent Annette Serritella Mary Sevick Suzanne Seymour Christine Shainin Karey Shanks Noelle Shannon Jo Ann Shea Elizabeth Shelton Joan Shepherd Richard Sheridan Tim Shoemaker Dulcie Shoener Michael Shumaker John Sick Charles Simonson James Sisk Myla Sjong Paul Sket Kirk Skinner Daniel Skorupinski Marilyn Skowronski Louis Slamar Lorraine Smaha Diane Small Dolores Smith Joseph Sobiech Raymond Solberg

flame club legacy club dean’s club

Thomas Solomon Elizabeth Solum Marc Sonderman Ronald Sova Bonnie Sowa Stanley Sowa Dennis Sowle Philip Specht Michael A. Stachura Michael E. Stachura Deborah Stankus Merrill Stanley Nicole Stanley Roxanne Stegura Robert Stelton Mark Steward Kim Strand Abigail Stratz Donna Strike Myra Stulo Betty and Ronald Suiter Mary Beth Sulik Henry Sulkowski Carol Suomu Julie Sutter-Blair Ralph Swallow Edward Swanson Joyce Swift Paul Swinehart Victoria Sykes Loudon and Stephen Loudon Bernadine Szaflarski Janice Tabar Melissa Tabb-Eager Lauren Tajnai Bridget Taylor Matthew TeBeest Marcelline Temple John Teofilo Brenda Terp Frederick Terp Colleen Theobald Dean Theofanis Anita Thomas Judith Thompson Samantha Thone Victor Tippet Dale Tokarski Mary Towle William and Nancy Truby Michael Tubek Jr. Daniel Tudor Daniel and Karen Tuinstra Greg Turcotte Marlene Turnbull Jeanne Tyree-Francis Natasha Urbanowitz Gary and Patricia Valentine Judith Van Matre Jackie Van Wyk Jacqueline Van Wyk Kathleen Vanna Patricia Ventura Teresa Vetter

$2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499 $500 - $999

Eloisa Vila Lolita Vine Barbara Vogel Gene Vrane Henry Wackershauser Micheal Wagner Urban Wagner Margaret Waldoch Tamara Wanta Jody Ware Guy Warke Jacqulyn Warshauer Michael Wary Richard Watson Jeanette Weber Edward and Gloria Weiskotten Judith Weitzer Donald Welch Ronald Wendricks Dieter Wernicke Thomas Weslager Anna Westerfield Leonard Wettergren Nancy Wheeler Patricia Wheeler William Wickman Robert Wierzba Elizabeth Wiken Daniel Wilke Ronald Wilke Andrea Williams Debbie Williams Mary Williams Michelle Wilson Deborah Winkel James Winski Celia Winston Robert Wirth Howard Wirtz Sylvia Witowicz Brett and Kari Witt Paul and Laura Wojciechowski Scott Woodell Russell and Kathleen Wortley Demetra Woulfe Susan Wrixton Kathleen Yale Jacques Yapo Hanie Yee Dawn York Joseph Young Dave Zapencki Becky Zarletti Daniel Zarletti Brian Zeilinger Cheryl Zietz Lani Ziller Nate Zimmerman Camille Zucchero

heritage club $250 - $499 century club $100 - $249 carthaginian club $1 - $99

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henry denhart society membership registry Chartered in 1992, in the spirit of the longtime Carthage Trustee, the Henry Denhart Society recognizes individuals who provide for the College through estate plans and a variety of planned gifts. These charitable contributions help ensure the strength and quality of Carthage for generations to come.

William and Julia Abt Nadine Acker Karen Affeldt Audrey Allen Irma Anderson Patrick and Kimberly Anderson Dorothy J. Anderson Tamra Andrews Leon and Betty Armagost Roger and Marge Asplund The Rev. Paul Baer Roger Bain The Rev. James and Jane Barsch The Rev. Paul Baughman Linda Bauschke James and JoAnn Beaumont Eunice Becker Kenneth Becker Harry and Audrey Behrens Jeffrey and Elizabeth Behrmann Khristine Beilfuss Laurie Belter Thomas Benson Ruth Berger Dr. Fred H. and Susan F. Bess Dr. John R. and Jamie Biancalana Timothy J. and Susan A. Bishop Glen C. and Jean Bitter Mary J. and Bruce F. Bitzan Dorathy Bobzin Dr. Richard and Jean (Burr) Boehm Kenneth and Marianne Boehne Elsie M. Boese Edith Botkin Mary L. Bowman Robert and Susan Brandt Muriel N. Brauer The Rev. Sandra R. Britton Wayne H. Brooks David and Lyn Brunn Carol Louise Bruss Neal and Tiina Buckaloo Darlene Bueker Dorothy Bunck Ann Wagner Bundgaard Wendell and Melinda Byram Barbara and Greg Campbell

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Deborah Carls David and Phyllis Lesher Carlson The Rev. Dr. Richard and Mary Sue Carnes Carthage Women’s Club Mary Catron Cindy and Steven Chapman George J. Chardukian Susan M. Chesen Richard M. Christman Rose Marie (Poletto) Clancy Calvin Claus Helen Clausen Steven and Robin Clawson Lori Colleran John and Judy Cooley Robert and Virginia Cornog James and Doris Craig Mary K. Cramer Sieglinde U. Daack Barbara Dale Dennis R. Day Tina Dayne Sharon Decker Cynthia Dingwall Clayton and Shirley Diskerud Robert and Lois Dittus Richard C. and Judith Dokmo Kenneth and Maureen Drum Ingrid Dumke The Rev. David L. Echelbarger and The Rev. Christine Thomas-Echelbarger James L. Eckdahl David and Doris Ehlert Donald and Virginia Eken Bernice Ellis David and Sheila Endres Bonnie Andersen Engel Lois A. Ennes Penny Enroth Karen Evans Linda Even and Scott Kania Joyce Fahrenholtz John and Helga Fairgrieve Douglas M. Farr Edith Fellows Anne Felton The Rev. Dr. Ellsworth and Kay Freyer John W. and Judith A. (Ewig) Fritsch

Warren E. and Carol Gammeter Cynthia (Osgood) and Wesley Geib Ronald and Jane (Bonander) Geison Earlene Jornt Girman and Mark Girman The Rev. Joleen Gleasman Leland C. Gleasman John L. Gorton Elsie (Anderson) and William Goulding Karen and Robert Graham Joanne Greathouse Dr. Cornelia A. (Ellis) Green Ted G. Greenlee Shirley Grimsby Carol Gronau Edna Gross William and Blanche Gunderson Linda Hagemann Amy Haines and Kim House Diane and Richard Halom H. Jeffrey Hamar Patricia Hamilton The Rev. Dick and Jaynie Hamlin Betsy A. Hanisch Melicent M. Hansen Vicki Hansen The Rev. Richard J. and Barbara Hanson Thomas J. Hardt Mae V. and Jack S. Harris Scott Harris and Rosalinda Meza-Harris William C. and Sarah Harris Susannah and Creston Hart Steven and Debra Hartfield Donald Hedberg Georgia Heffel Janet L. Heimke Penny L. and Frederick G. Henke Kent and Carole Henning The Rev. Donald W. and Vivian Herdman Lovina Hermanek Douglas and Joyce Herolt Kurt Hilden The Rev. Thomas Hilger Alice A. Hintzsche

Kent Hodges Elizabeth Hrajnoha Gordon B. Hubbs Timothy W. Hughes Marjorie Humburg Erik Humlie Kenneth A., M.D., and Marlys D. Hurst Gregory and Barbara Huss Virginia M. Huston Bernice (Hightower) Ihlenfeld Dr. Raymond W. Ingwalson Valerie and Cherelle Ireland Dr. John R. Mary Kaye Jeanmaire Gary Jensen The Rev. Dr. Ardyth and C. Dale Johnson John and Mary Johnson Richard and Annette Johnson Ruth A. Johnson Warren (Chip) and Donna Johnson Dr. Robert L. and Judith Jooss Ronald Jung Don and Yvonne Kaelber Timothy and Ellen Kartisek Terrence Keegan David and Virginia Kehl Beverly Keller Ewald Kessler Walter and Joann Kilgus R. Alan Kimbrough Jeanette V. and Leonard J. Klappauf Carlene Hunter Klement Maggie Klingenmeyer Ihde The Rev. Howard Knox Cathy L. Kobs Sharon S. Koelsch Joyce C. Koenitzer Shirley Kozak Marty Kraemer David and Brenda Kritser The Rev. Donald Krueger Christine Krueger LeeAnn Lambrecht-Banks John R. and Sandy Lang Thomas Lee Thomas W. Lentz Odelle (Monte) Leonard The Rev. Dr. Robert R. Lesher Mary Jane Lewis Gary and Jodee Liedtke Phyllis Linn Natividad Lovitt Charlotte Lukas Mark Lukas Gina Madrigrano Friebus Shirley M. Madrigrano Larry and Peggy Magnesen Elaine Malzahn Ruth Mandelbaum The Rev. Fred and Jewel Marks Mary Massey Thomas P. and Nancy A. Massnick Jeffrey and Donna Matheus Dean and Donna Matthews

Alex and Sharon Matusevicius Audrey D. Vanderwalker Mayer Oralee McNamara Guy Meiss Brian and Janet Melin Daniel Michalak Donald M. Michie The Rev. Christopher M. and Donna Miller Jens Miller Margaret Miller Dr. Melvin and Linda Miritz Malcolm and Annette Mitchell Dennis Monroe Alan R. and Patricia A. Morgan Jolene (Anderson) and Michael Morris Terri J. Morrissey Gloria Mullen Diane Muri Scott R. and Jean Needham Carl B. Nelson Noel R. Niemann Harry and Lois Niese Jack and Marian Nitz Marcia Nolan Emil T. Novak Betty O’Grady Andrea Rinne O’Reilly John Oboikowitch and Margaret Calvert Diane L. Olson Thomas L. and Susan Bullen Olson Wendell Olson Kevin Orlakis Eric W. Otterbein Doris Ove The Rev. Kathleen Panning and The Rev. Gary Brandenburg Martin and Florence Panning Edwin W. and Grace Ann Parkhurst, Jr. Connie M. Parli Henry and Susan Paul John and Cheryl Peacock John H. Pender Robert (Chris) Peper Clifton and Gladys Peterson Timothy and Eunice Peterson Kurt Piepenburg and Kate Jerome Thomas Pierce Dee Pihl Terry and Evelyn Pillinger Patricia Pixler Rick and Brenda Poggendorf Gordon and Jean Postlewaite Philip and Karin (Allen) Pratt Dolores Prellberg Paul and Christine Price Dawn Raabe Catherine Rambo Rosabel Rasmussen Carol and Warren Reckmeyer

Kimberly Rehfeldt Bradley and Agatha Reiners Carol Reinholtz Lynn and William Reining Leonard A. Rempert Theodor P., Jr. and Victoria C. Repsholdt Kathryn and Charles Reynolds Nels and Gretchen Ritola Andrew Roberts Terrence and Carol Rohr Rebecca J. Romeis David and Nancy Rosenbalm Isabel Campbell Rossey Lisa Ross-Miller Margaret Roth Albert and Phyllis Rother Lawrence Ruegg Bruce C. Sandelin Glenn A. and Eleanor S. Sather Paul K. Schacht Judith Schaumberg and Frank Aigner Lois Schmidt Wilma J. Schneider Martin and Myrna Schultz James and Susan Schweke Michael and Lynne (Galligani) Seago John C. Seal Loren H. and Vickie Semler Sarah and George Serigos Susan and Michael Shaw Dr. Pamela Sherer Dr. John R. Sladek, Jr. and Dr. Celia Sladek Edward W. and Alice Smeds Dr. Robert J. and Dawn C. Smick Dr. Louis W. Smith, Jr. Phyllis Schreckenberg Smith Margaret Obermaier Spangler Harold and Nancy Stalf Ronald and Barbara Stamer The Rev. Jonathan P. and Barbara Redman Stansfield Linda Staubitz William Steigerwaldt The Rev. William M. Stewart Kenneth A. and Cathleen M. Stofen Alex Stoll Jane and Lester Sturgeon Christine Swannell The Rev. Dr. Robert G. and Caryl Swanson Daniel T. Swift Ralph J. Tenuta Kalen and James Theusch Michael and Sherry Thomas Ann Tindall Carl and Janice Tomasek Jack and Pamela Tootson Mildred M. Trede The Rev. Robert and Virginia Trendel Robert and Tanya Tuszynski Gerald Ugland

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James and LaRue Unglaube Karen Van Lone and Richard Britton Albert Van Maren Fred, Jr., and Cynthia Vogt June and Ashton Waller The Rev. Dr. Robert and Beverly Walters Elaine L. Walton Donald R. Wantage Marilyn Ward Mary Kimbrough Webb Julie Webber-Coffman Barbara Ann Wegner Charles F. Werner David and Heather Wiers Darrell and Karen Willson Gary and Lucinda Wilson The Rev. William Wittig Barbara Woerner Earl F. “Bud” Wolf Jim and Janet Wolfenberg Carol Jean Piper Wolff J. Nelson Wood Margot Woolard Dr. Donald Kurt and Terri Wruck Tim Yanacheck Dianne Yeoman Marion Youngquist James and Corrine Zoellick

in memoriam George Acker The Rev. Wilbur M. Allen Carmen Ambroggio Alan R. Anderson Richard B. Anderson Mary Frost Ashley William and Ruth P. Barnard Rachel Baughman Thomas Becker The Rev. O. Garfield and Mary Louise Beckstrand II Robert O. Bietzel The Rev. E. W. Belter Mildred Frantz Benedict Donald and Anne Benson Waldo Berger Luther and Margaret Berhenke Dr. Samuel H. and Helen E. Bess Mary L. Biedermann Marion Blalock Joel Bleeke Irene Borsh Werner and Dolores Bothe Leroy Botkin Wayne Botkin William G. Boucha Merle and Eunice Boyer Harold and Patricia Brainard Dr. Jerald C. Brauer David Broman The Rev. Everett Bunck Axel C. Bundgaard Wilbur D. and Martha Capps Howard E. and Ruth Carlson Ruth M. Carlson

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Alice Moody Chapin Charles F. and Vivian Chevillon Marie E. Children Robert and Kay Chiples Mark and Rose Marie Christy Nona Claus A.W. Clausen John Clausen Peggy Clausen James E. Coeur Amos Coffman, Jr. Marian Conavay Robert P. and Janet E. Cowden Valborg Sinkler Crossland Aloys J. Daack Oliver and Dorothy Daggert David E. Dale Evelyn Dameier Mary Jane Dau Anna Derek Wilbert and Doris Dieckhoff The Rev. William and June Diehl Wayne and Ruth Diehl Ronald and Wilma Dopp Marvin Dorak Dr. Ralph A. and Geneva Dorner Frank W. Drew David R. Dumke Ruth Dusing Adele E. Eisenhower Mary Eller Paul Ellis Raymond P. Ennes Leonard Enroth George E. and Dorothy Eykamp Naomi Farr Donald L. Faulkner Lester Feiertag The Rev. Bob Fellows The Rev. Maurice Felton Owen B. Fess Dorothy Fink Marian G. Fischer Annamae (Easterday) Flesher Dorris A. and Ruth L. Flesner Mildred H. Frank The Rev. Otto H. and Esther Friedmann Melvin Garb Emmert A. and Leola Gassman C. Don Gerdes Betty Jane Gies Dr. Paul G. and Inez Goerner George Greathouse Dr. Edward A. and Mary Jane Grede The Rev. Hoover T. Grimsby Kent R. Guelig Herbert Hagemann Margaret Shaver Hallett Linda Haluska Kenneth and Janice Hamm Roger K. Hansen Hazel A. Hanson Joseph and Marion Harding Ortha Harstad H. Leon Harter

Robert Hartman Marie M. Hartmann Charlotte E. Hasenbach Lothar Haubrich Elizabeth Heberling The Rev. Robert S. Heide Steen W. Heimke, Jr. Donald Hensey Charles Hermanek Melvin Hesbol Gene and Ruth T. Hetzler Karen Hilger David Holliday Carol Holm Robert Holtzman Dr. Carol I. Huettig F. Robert Humburg Orpha (Wipperman) Ingwalson Donald Iverson C. Charles Jackson Edna M. Johnson Edna M. (Bumpus) Johnson Findlay Jones Sharlene Jung Robert C. Kaitschuk Ethel Kamerling Julia S. Kammeyer George L. Karstetter Renée Kaye Harriet M. Kern Pearl Kesserling Karl Keup Robert Kiser Henry O. Kisten Ralph E. Klingenmeyer Dr. Leroy J. Knoeppel Leo A. Knowles Pearl Knox Erwin T. Koch Inez Koch John E. Koenitzer The Rev. Vernon E. Kotter Irène Kraemer Julia C. Krafft George W. and Irene Krueger Marilyn Krueger Theodore Krueger Vera Kuhn Marjorie Czech Lathrop Lester and Norma Leenerts Dr. Harold H. and Eleanor Lentz The Rev. Ralph S. Leonard Ann Winter Lesher Don Lewis Henry A. and Mary Link The Rev. Hubert Linn Dean Linton Loy Lovitt Joseph F. Madrigrano John Malzahn Lester Mandelbaum Dorothy Marconi David Marshall Mae H. Marshall Harold Matheson Ruth A. Maxwell Janet S. May Lois Mayer

M. Eleanor McCoy James McNamara Sara Diehl Mekemson Dr. Christian H. and Jeanne Meyer Mark T. Meyer Alice Mianecki Mary Alyce Michie Frances G. Miller The Rev. Ivan H. Miller R. William Miller Virginia Cobb Moll Robert J.E. Morin The Rev. Frank S. Moyer Helen L. Mueller Charles Mullen George Harold Musch The Rev. Carl O. Nelson Edwin Nelson Pauline Hedrick Nelson Ernest J. and Edna Newhouse Bernice Newkirk C. Jeanne Nicholson Ethele Niekamp William L. and Doris E. Niemann Irene E. Nydahl Shirley Olson George and Hazel Osborn Bruce and Jan Paddock James and Marianne Parker Mabel Parsons Robert J. and Joan H. Peterson Evelyn M. Pfeuffer Mike Pihl Florence Pray The Rev. Dr. Richard I. Preis Raymond J. and Irene Pugesek Ethel K. Puntenney Nacy Randel

Jean Christensen Rehm Janice S. Rempert Robert F. and Marion A. Reshan John and Sarah J. Rhine William and Evelyn A. Rogers The Rev. Dr. Robert S. Romeis Monroe Lawrence Rosenthal Harold and Janet Ross Leona Roth The Rev. Robert Roth Alice Mack Rowe Marilyn Sackman Gay Sandelin Frances Satorius The Rev. Howard H. and Doris E. Schaar Florence Schaefer Grace B. Schafer Gwendolyn Schmiedeskamp Jacob W. Schneider Wilbur and Katherine Schnitker Clarisse Seibert Dorothy Shienbrood Lorraine Sinkler Curtis Smith John Hill Smith Mary G. Smith Donald Sondrol Wilfred J. and Marie Sonntag Anne Sovish Fred and Margaret E. Spangler The Rev. John R. Spangler, Sr. Marguerite Spangler Jean Stanley Gary E. Stanulis Arthur Staubitz Donna Wolf Steigerwaldt Barbara Susina Stewart

Richard W. Stitzel Helen Stolldorf Walter Suter The Rev. Milan E. Swasko Margaret Tenuta John W. Jr, and Bessie M. Thompson Bernice Matson Thomsen Dr. Howard and Betty Tieckelmann Dr. Ross H. and Margaret Doering Trower LeRoy Ufkes Joy C. Valentine Marianne (Kidd) Van Maren Helen Vollrath L. Frank and Ruth Vorpahl William S. and Louise Wagley Donald E. and Lois P. Wagner Lois Z. Wantage Patti-Jo Wendricks Sandra R. Werner Maynard F. and Vivian Westring Joan Whitby Charles A. and Brena U. Whitten Isabelle Wittig Carolyn Wolf Dr. Robert D. Wolff Harriet L. Wood Richard Woolard Raymond and Joan Worley Helga Youngquist The Rev. Theodore Youngquist Ronald and Diane Zalokar The Rev. William C. Zimmann

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thrivent financial contributors The following supporters direct their Thrivent Choice Dollars to Carthage. This program allows eligible Thrivent members to select Carthage as their organization of choice to receive donations based on their individual Thrivent membership plans.

R. W. ’59 and LeNay (McGue) Anderson ’59 Richard ’54 and Lois Bailey Janet (Berndtson) Bergeson ’77 and John Bergeson Mary Bowman ’49 Larry and Marilyn Broeske David ’77 and Diane Clawson ’78 Patrick ’77 and Eunice Cork Gary Curtis J. Timothy ’75 and Marilyn Diemer Richard ’59 and Judith (Ferron) Dokmo ’61 Stephen ’79 and Judith (Friese) Farwig ’81 Donald Fessenden II ’66 and Candace Fessenden Jill (Rentschler) Fletcher ’82 and Timothy Fletcher Carolyn Fries ’67 Thomas and Linda Gage Scott Geiger Sr. Denise (Dotson) Gifford ’77 and Paul Gifford Jeffrey ’78 and Judith (Smucker) Haseman ’79 Gary and Barbara Henkelmann Allen ’78 and Karen Hudson Thomas ’69 and Toni (Teske) Jooss ’72 David Knudson Mark Kruger ’76 Brett Lindberg ’97 Scott ’57 and Shirley (Bukart) Marriner ’55 Thomas ’76 and Nancy (Shaw) Massnick ’76

Janet Messer ’67 Mark Munger Raymond and Marsha Newell Noel ’75 and Ellen Niemann Thomas and Louise Oldani Lynn Parks ’93 and Ernest Parks Jr. Ronald ’76 and Sara Piethe ’78 David ’65 and Barbara (Gatz) Powers ’65 Grant ’77 and Sue Quever James Rasch ’74 Warren ’49 and Carol (Prange) Reckmeyer ’49 Lois Rentschler James Robertson Jr. Carol (Piediscalzi) Rohr ’61 and Terrence Rohr Christopher ’89 and Tracy (Lopas) Rossing ’91 Robert and Judy Ryba August Schmidt IV ’88 and Michele Schmidt Leon Shisler Glenn ’72 and Janine (Westlake) Sinibaldo ’69 Nancy Stohs Michael ’72 and Sherry Thomas Patricia Tomsheck Donald Trede Robert ’57 and Beverly Walters Donald and Patricia Whelpley Kurt ’66 and Terri Wruck Lee ’77 and Beth Zimmermann ’76

torchbearers Torchbearers provide vital personal links to Carthage’s Lutheran constituents. Members of ELCA congregations, Torchbearers share news about the College through their churches’ various communications efforts and identify prospective students.

Becky Adams

Irma Anderson ’48

Patti Aslakson

Bethany Lutheran Church Mauston, Wisconsin

Bethania Lutheran Church Racine, Wisconsin

Primrose Lutheran Church Belleville, Wisconsin

Joanne Adrain

Judy Anderson

Pam Atchison

Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church Oregon, Illinois

Bethany Lutheran Church Star Prairie, Wisconsin

St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Dwight, Illinois

Karen Anderson

Len Atkins ’95

Trinity Lutheran Church Moline, Illinois

Bay View Lutheran Church Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin

Pamela Anderson

Ronald Ballew

First English Lutheran Church Peoria, Illinois

Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Racine, Wisconsin

Ronald Anderson

Danielle Balmer

First English Lutheran Church Peoria, Illinois

Zion Lutheran Church Ashippun, Wisconsin

Ryan Anderson

Cynthia Bangert

St. John Lutheran Church Toluca, Illinois

Christ Lutheran Church Sharon, Wisconsin

Steven Anderson ’77

Orson Bangert

Messiah Lutheran Church Racine, Wisconsin

Christ Lutheran Church Sharon, Wisconsin

Susan Anderson ’84

Carole Bansback ’53

Grace Lutheran Church Dodgeville, Wisconsin

Messiah Lutheran Church Ft. Wayne, Indiana

Tammy Anderson

Earl Bansback ’53

Immanuel Lutheran Church Earlville, Illinois

Messiah Lutheran Church Ft. Wayne, Indiana

Timothy Anderson

Carol Barber

Immanuel Lutheran Church Altona, Illinois

Trinity Lutheran Church Valparaiso, Indiana

Suzanne Anderson-Hurdle

Darlene Barr

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Romeoville, Illinois

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Lena, Illinois

Vernita Andre

Cynthia Barth ’80

St. Mark Lutheran Church Roseville, Michigan

St. Barnabas Lutheran Church Cary, Illinois

Jean Appel

Lawrence Bauer ’72

Bethany and Elim Lutheran Church Almena, Wisconsin

Cross and Crown Lutheran Church Roscoe, Illinois

Leon Armagost ’58

Vicky Baumgarten

Messiah Lutheran Church Wauconda, Illinois

St. Peter Lutheran Church Loganville, Wisconsin

John Ashland

Tammy Beard

South Beaver and Hardies Creek Lutheran Church Ettrick, Wisconsin

Trinity Lutheran Church Ottawa, Illinois

Jim Ahlquist Christ the King Lutheran Church Brookfield, Wisconsin

Lynette Ahrndt ’88 North Cape Lutheran Church Franksville, Wisconsin

Alice Akins Faith Lutheran Church Forreston, Illinois

Gloria Allhiser Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Appleton, Wisconsin

Ledith Ambs ’54 Faith Lutheran Church Okemos, Michigan

Mary Ament ’71 Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Wausau, Wisconsin

Rickey Amstutz Holy Cross Evangelical Lutheran Church Livonia, Michigan

Nancy Anderegg French Creek Lutheran Church Ettrick, Wisconsin

Paul Andersen ’76 Grace Lutheran Church Tomahawk, Wisconsin

Barbara Anderson ’75 Grace Lutheran Church Loves Park, Illinois

Dawn Anderson Faith Lutheran Church Brownstown, Michigan

Deanne Anderson Holy Cross Lutheran Church Wheaton, Illinois

Glenn Anderson ’78 Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Hancock, Michigan

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2015 donor honor roll Nancy Craig

Mary Beauchamp

Linda Blake

Deborah Brinker ’81

Ross Carmichael

St. Peter Lutheran Church Arenzville, Illinois

Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church Merrill, Wisconsin

St. Stephen Lutheran Church Antioch, Illinois

Calvary Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

Samuel Lutheran Church Muskegon, Michigan

Pat Becker

Stephen Blake

Emily Britz

Judy Carr

Darlene Cravillion

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Rockford, Illinois

Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church Merrill, Wisconsin

Grace Lutheran Church Darlington, Wisconsin

Zion Lutheran Church Superior, Wisconsin

First Lutheran Church Poy Sippi, Wisconsin

Peter Beckstrand ’75

Linda Block

Mary Brodd

Deborah Casperson

Becky Crego

Bethel and Zion Lutheran Churches Viroqua, Wisconsin

St. Mark Lutheran Church Neenah, Wisconsin

St. John’s Lutheran Church Rock Island, Illinois

Shepherd of the Bay Lutheran Church Ellison Bay, Wisconsin

St. John Lutheran Church Anchor, Illinois

Marcie Beckwith

Carol Bloemke ’59

Janice Brunnelson ’73

Gregory Casperson ’70

Audrey Crowell

Hope Lutheran Church McFarland, Wisconsin

Grace Lutheran Church Villa Park, Illinois

St. Andrew Lutheran Church Racine, Wisconsin

Shepherd of the Bay Lutheran Church Ellison Bay, Wisconsin

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Random Lake, Wisconsin

Donald Behrendt

Jeff Boardman

Edward Brushaber

Robert Castro

Chentel Dahl

Peace Lutheran Church Green Bay, Wisconsin

Redemption Lutheran Church Wauwatosa, Wisconsin

St. Luke’s Lutheran Church Temperance, Michigan

St. John’s Lutheran Church Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Immanuel Lutheran Church Viroqua, Wisconsin

Mark Behrens ’68

Phil Bogen

Paul Brynldson ’78

Jeanne Christoff ’68

Gerald Danzer ’86

Calvary Lutheran Church Moline, Illinois

St. Peter Lutheran Church Marathon, Wisconsin

Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Milwaukee, Wisconsin

St. Michaels Lutheran Church LaGrange Park, Illinois

Zion Lutheran Church Racine, Wisconsin

Heidi Beland

Dan Bohlman

Bonnie Bucholz ’74

Karen Christopherson

Jill Davenport

Bethel Lutheran Church Menominee, Michigan

Apple Grove/Yellowstone Church Argyle, Wisconsin

Christ Lutheran Church Clarendon Hills, Illinois

First Lutheran Church Amery, Wisconsin

St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Rockford, Illinois

Carla Beleske

Robert Borcherding ’69

Gary Bucholz ’73

Dawn Clark

Gloria Davis

Grace Lutheran Church Marshfield, Wisconsin

St. John’s Lutheran Church Springfield, Illinois

Christ Lutheran Church Clarendon Hills, Illinois

Faith Lutheran Church Janesville, Wisconsin

Rush River Lutheran Church River Falls, Wisconsin

Shelly Benck

Sally Borcherding ’70

Melanie Buckley

Diane Clark

Joleen Davison ’71

Cashton Three Point Parish Cashton, Wisconsin

St. John’s Lutheran Church Springfield, Illinois

St. John Lutheran Church DePere, Wisconsin

Bethel Lutheran Church St. Clair Shores, Michigan

Calvary Lutheran Church Antigo, Wisconsin

Jenn Bendorf

Penny Bos

Denise Buehler

Mary Clark ’66

David Deem

St. John’s Lutheran Church Boscobel, Wisconsin

Christ The Servant Church Waukesha, Wisconsin

Griffith Lutheran Church Griffith, Indiana

Luther Memorial Lutheran Church Quincy, Illinois

Lutheran Church of The Cross Metropolis, Illinois

Susan Bennett

Jill Boston

Sarah Bultman ’92

Calvin Claus ’49

Mary DeFrancisco Miller ’66

Christ Lutheran Church Vernon Hills, Illinois

Zion Lutheran Church Woodville, Wisconsin

Trinity Lutheran Church Appleton, Wisconsin

St. Paul Lutheran Church Evanston, Illinois

St. Paul Lutheran Church Dixon, Illinois

Linda Bensen

Laura Bowler

Mandi Buonincontro

Jami Clawson

Leslie Dehn ’85

Trinity Lutheran Church Oak Lawn, Illinois

Alleluia Lutheran Church Naperville, Illinois

Grace Lutheran Church Cambridge, Wisconsin

St. John Lutheran Church Dundee, Michigan

Cross of Life Lutheran Church Brookfield, Wisconsin

Dawn Benson

Julie Brault

Justine Cadena

Brant Clements

Karla DeLeske

Irving Park Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

St. Paul Lutheran Church Gilman, Illinois

St. Olaf Lutheran Church Rubicon, Wisconsin

St. Paul Lutheran Church Nachusa, Illinois

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Marshfield, Wisconsin

Paul Berge

Gail Brazeau

Dana Callgreen

Kathy Clinton

Donna DeMuth

Emmaus Evangelical Lutheran Church Racine, Wisconsin

Trinity Lutheran Church Ishpeming, Michigan

United In Faith Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

Lord of Life Lutheran Church Darien, Illinois

St. Paul Lutheran Church Chatsworth, Illinois

Traci Breitung

William Callister

Gail Connely

Denise Derey

Trinity Lutheran Church Loyal, Wisconsin

Zion Lutheran Church Clifton, Illinois

Faith Lutheran Church Walworth, Wisconsin

Bethlehem Lutheran Church Portage, Wisconsin

Karla Brekke

Susan Cane ’64

Judy Cook

Rose DeRossi

Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Edgerton, Wisconsin

Grace Lutheran Church Springfield, Illinois

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Livonia, Michigan

Zion Lutheran Church Tinley Park, Illinois

Marilyn Bridges

Lori Carlson

Linda Cook ’68

Karen Derwin ’70

Zion Lutheran Church Cadillac, Michigan

Tomorrow River Lutheran Parish Amherst, Wisconsin

Luther Memorial Lutheran Church Delavan, Wisconsin

Eden Lutheran Church Munising, Michigan

Beth Brining

Robert Carlson

Diane Copple

Lynn DesJardin

Christ Lutheran Church DeForest, Wisconsin

St. Matthew Lutheran Church Madison, Wisconsin

Good Hope Lutheran Church Garden City, Michigan

Calvary Lutheran Church Green Bay, Wisconsin

Dale Brinker ’81

Ruth Carlson

Bonnie Corcoran

Janet Diemer ’73

St. Stephen Lutheran Church Antioch, Illinois

Messiah Lutheran Church Washburn, Wisconsin

Balsam Lutheran Church Amery, Wisconsin

Ben Bergren Trinity Lutheran Church Rolling Meadows, Illinois

Lisa Bernd Grace Lutheran Church Grafton, Wisconsin

Shelley Berndt St. John Lutheran Church Green Bay, Wisconsin

William Beyer ’88 Trinity Lutheran Church Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin

Nancy Blachowski ’70 Whitnall Park Lutheran Church Hales Corners, Wisconsin

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Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Marinette, Wisconsin

Stephen Diemer ’71 Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Marinette, Wisconsin

Roberta Dierbeck Dr. Martin Luther Church Oconomowoc, Wisconsin

Sue Dirks St. Paul Lutheran Church Sterling, Illinois

Clayton Diskerud ’59 St. John’s Lutheran Church Annandale, Minnesota

Shirley Diskerud ’59, M.Ed. ’79 St. John’s Lutheran Church Annandale, Minnesota

Sandy Ditewig Redeemer Lutheran Church Hinsdale, Illinois

Carol Dixon ’58 Trinity Lutheran Church Rockford, Illinois

Duane Dixon ’57 Trinity Lutheran Church Rockford, Illinois

Renee Dixon St. Stephen Lutheran Church Lansing, Michigan

Cindy Dobberke Mt. Olive Lutheran Church Mukwonago, Wisconsin

Julie Douglas Rejoice Lutheran Church Geneva, Illinois

Becky Dovel Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Kansas City, Missouri

Donna Dow Pioneer Lake Lutheran Church Conover, Wisconsin

Lawrence Dow Pioneer Lake Lutheran Church Conover, Wisconsin

Nancy Dowell First Lutheran Church Monmouth, Illinois

Richard Dowling West Koshkonong Lutheran Church Stoughton, Wisconsin

Karen Drahos Lakeside Lutheran Church Webster, Wisconsin

Teresa Drexler ’03 Grace Lutheran Church Apple Valley, Minnesota

Anne Dudycha ’56 Holy Communion Lutheran Church Racine, Wisconsin

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churches Calvary Lutheran Church Green Bay, Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Church in America First Lutheran Church Of West Allis West Allis, Wisconsin Grace Lutheran Church Kenosha, Wisconsin Grace Lutheran Church Monroe, Wisconsin St. John’s Lutheran Church Kenosha, Wisconsin Ware’s Grove Lutheran Church Butler, Illinois

James Fatka

torchbearers continued Denise Duffy

Deanne Elias

St. John Lutheran Church Oconomowoc, Wisconsin

St. Paul Lutheran Church Streator, Illinois

Janet Dugdale ’71

Renee Eliason

Holy Nativity Lutheran Church Kenosha, Wisconsin

United Lutheran Church L’Anse, Michigan

Kay Dugger

Ann Elliot

Bethel Lutheran Church Danville, Illinois

Holy Spirit Lutheran Church West Bloomfield, Michigan

Kelly Dunn

Jan Elsner

St. Matthew Lutheran Church Palmyra, Wisconsin

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Palos Heights, Illinois

Janice Dunteman ’61

Diana Endress ’90

Christus Victor Lutheran Church Elk Grove Village, Illinois

Trinity United Lutheran Church Waukegan, Illinois

Earl Dutko ’92

Kenneth Endress

St. Petri Lutheran Church Flanagan, Illinois

Trinity United Lutheran Church Waukegan, Illinois

Patty Dyreson

Eric Engen

Trinity Lutheran Church New London, Wisconsin

First Lutheran Church Janesville, Wisconsin

Ralph Easterhaus

Dean Ennes ’76

St. John Lutheran Church Ft. Wayne, Indiana

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Oak Park, Illinois

Judy Eastwood

John Enright ’77

Edison Park Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

Zion Lutheran Church Belvidere, Illinois

Ivan Eckholm

Barb Entzminger

St. Paul Lutheran Church Beloit, Wisconsin

Colfax Lutheran Church Colfax, Wisconsin

Lynn Edwards ’86

Wanda Esping

Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Beloit, Wisconsin

First Lutheran Church Rock Island, Illinois

Douglas Ehrick ’73

Darlene Evans

Atonement Lutheran Church Muskego, Wisconsin

St. James Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

Annette Eichorst ’86

Renee Evans

St. John Lutheran Church Joliet, Illinois

St. Peter Lutheran Church St. Clair, Michigan

Carol Ekblad ’75

Linda Ewer

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Janesville, Wisconsin

Woodland Lutheran Church Nekoosa, Wisconsin

Steven Ekblad ’74

Sue Faber

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Janesville, Wisconsin

Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church Hubertus, Wisconsin

Ann Ekern North Beaver Creek Church Ettrick, Wisconsin

LaDonna Ekern St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church Edgar, Wisconsin

Kathleen Elfers

Bonnie Fallen Luther Memorial Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

Michelle Farley Salem Lutheran Church Sandwich, Illinois

Connie Frase

St. Paul Lutheran Church Forrest, Illinois

Immanuel Lutheran Church Colfax, Illinois

Karen Fatzinger

Jill Frazier

Holy Cross Lutheran Church Saint Louis, Missouri

Messiah Lutheran Church Port Byron, Illinois

Peggy Fechtelkotter ’84

Betty Freeland

Peace Lutheran Church Poplar, Wisconsin

Faith Lutheran Church Goshen, Indiana

Renae Feldner

Ellsworth Freyer ’58

McFarland Lutheran Church McFarland, Wisconsin

St. John Lutheran Church Grafton, Wisconsin

Katherine Felton ’88

Kay Freyer ’59

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Naperville, Illinois

St. John Lutheran Church Grafton, Wisconsin

Donna Ferson ’68

Debbie Frick

All Saints Lutheran Church Wakefield, Michigan

First United Lutheran Church Sheboygan, Wisconsin

Sandy Fields

Chris Friedenberger

Acacia Park Lutheran Church Norridge, Illinois

St. John’s Lutheran Church Alma, Wisconsin

Heidi Fischer

Sue Frutig

Trinity Lutheran Church Waupaca, Wisconsin

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church LaGrange, Indiana

Thad Fisher

Daniel Fugate

Faith Lutheran Church Brookfield, Illinois

Trinity English Lutheran Church Ft. Wayne, Indiana

Michael Flynn ’79

Debra Futris ’78

St. Mark Lutheran Church Aurora, Illinois

Lutheran Church of Martha & Mary Mt. Prospect, Illinois

Brenda Follensbee

Linda Gaertner ’74

Immanuel Lutheran Church Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Lombard, Illinois

Jennifer Ford

Karen Gallagher

Lebanon Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

Our Savior’S Lutheran Church Superior, Wisconsin

Keith Forni

Genevieve Gamble ’58

First & Santa Cruz Lutheran Church Joliet, Illinois

Melodee Forrest Holy Cross Lutheran Church Glenwood City, Wisconsin

Mark Forsberg ’78 Messiah Lutheran Church Marquette, Michigan

Jackie Fortuna Christ Lutheran Church Palatine, Illinois

Sue Fosdal Grace Lutheran Church Richmond, Illinois

Brandy Foulkes Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Sun Prairie, Wisconsin

Christine Franz All Saints Lutheran Church Wales, Wisconsin

Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church McHenry, Illinois

Patty Gardner Emmanuel Lutheran Church Ypsilanti, Michigan

Stephen Gauger Calvary Lutheran Church Rapid River, Michigan

Daryl Goduto ’84 Messiah Lutheran Church Brownsburg, Indiana

Betty Golden Immanuel Lutheran Church Golden, Illinois

Norma Gomez Unity Lutheran Church Berwyn, Illinois

Linda Gonzales St. John Lutheran Church Lincolnwood, Illinois

Christ Lutheran Church Salem, Wisconsin

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2015 donor honor roll

Darilyn Gorton

Sue Hains

Paul Hegele ’71

Jodi Hoesli

Fran Johnson

William Keippel

First Lutheran Church Lodi, Wisconsin

Peace Lutheran Church Belmont, Wisconsin

Ascension Lutheran Church Louisville, Kentucky

Zion Lutheran Church Appleton, Wisconsin

Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Burbank, Illinois

St. Luke Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

Margaret Grant

C. Diane Halom ’93

Ellen Heideman ’75

Carolyn Hollatz

James Johnson ’84

Diane Keith

Faith Lutheran Church Clayton, Wisconsin

First Lutheran Church Stoughton, Wisconsin

Zion Lutheran Church Shawano, Wisconsin

Immanuel and Wilmington Lutheran Church Caledonia, Minnesota

Bethel Lutheran Church Hudson, Wisconsin

St. Luke Lutheran Church Glen Ellyn, Illinois

Eric Gribble ’97

Lori Hamilton

Mark Heideman ’75

Jennifer Johnson ’96

Mike Kellerhals

County Line Lutheran Church Markesan, Wisconsin

Adoration Lutheran Church Greenfield, Wisconsin

Zion Lutheran Church Shawano, Wisconsin

Hope Lutheran Church Wautoma, Wisconsin

St. Philip Lutheran Church Glenview, Illinois

Kari Gribble ’99

Bruce Hansen ’75

Virginia Helms ’63

Josie Johnson

Rachal Keniston

County Line Lutheran Church Markesan, Wisconsin

Covenant Lutheran Church Stoughton, Wisconsin

First Lutheran Church Mt. Carroll, Illinois

First Lutheran Church Beardstown, Illinois

University Lutheran Church Eau Claire, Wisconsin

Debbie Grupe

Charlene Hansen ’59

Nancy Henke

Karen Johnson

Tom Kent

Lutheran Church of Atonement Florissant, Missouri

First Lutheran Church Prophetstown, Illinois

St. Stephen Lutheran Church Wausau, Wisconsin

Trinity Lutheran Church Rice Lake, Wisconsin

Christ Our Savior Luth. Church Sussex, Wisconsin

Jean Grupe

James Hansen

Floyd Henschel

Kristian Johnson

Pamela Kesslar

Trinity Lutheran Church Galesburg, Illinois

Cross Lutheran Church Burlington, Wisconsin

First Evangelical Lutheran Church Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Pilgrim Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

Bethlehem Lutheran Church Brodhead, Wisconsin

Carol Gucinski

Amy Hanson

Gail Henschel

Marti Johnson

Jerry Key

Concordia Lutheran Church Superior, Wisconsin

St. John Lutheran Church Mosinee, Wisconsin

First Evangelical Lutheran Church Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Faith Lutheran Church Wataga, Illinois

Peace Lutheran Church Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Dick Gundlach

Curt Hanson

Martha Herberer

Carolyn Jones

Kim Kibat

St. John’s Lutheran Church Madison, Wisconsin

Pilgrim Lutheran Church Superior, Wisconsin

Faith Lutheran Church Washington, Illinois

St. Paul Lutheran Church Seymour, Indiana

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Ida, Michigan

Jon Gutzmann ’86

Richard Hanson ’57

Beth Hermann

Debbie Jones

Annette Kilver ’52

Ascension Lutheran Church Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Grace and Peace Lutheran Church Peoria, Illinois

St. Paul Lutheran Church Mayville, Wisconsin

Cross Lutheran Church Clinton Township, Michigan

Faith Lutheran Church Jacksonville, Illinois

Lorene Gutzmann ’87

Cindy Harden

Kathleen Hetland ’72

Josh Judd

Janis Kinens

Ascension Lutheran Church Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

United Lutheran Church Crystal Falls, Michigan

St. Mark Lutheran Church Mt. Prospect, Illinois

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

Advent Lutheran Church Cedarburg, Wisconsin

Linda Haapanen ’93

Mary Harder

Alan Hewey ’59

Holly Jurss ’73

Irene King

St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Waukegan, Illinois

Grace Lutheran Church Elkhart, Indiana

Holy Cross Lutheran Church Decatur, Illinois

St Matthew Lutheran Church Wauwatosa, Wisconsin

Milltown Lutheran Church Milltown, Wisconsin

Richard Haapanen

Barbara Harding

Dawn Hilde

St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Waukegan, Illinois

Grace Lutheran Church Wilmington, Illinois

First Lutheran Church Cumberland, Wisconsin

Richard Habighorst

Donna Harris

Kurt Hilden ’73

St. Paul Lutheran Church Neenah, Wisconsin

Westby Coon Prairie & Vang Lutheran Church Westby, Wisconsin

St. Paul Lutheran Church Albuquerque, New Mexico

David Hackbarth ’71 Immanuel/Trinity Lutheran Church Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Nancy Hackbarth ’71 Immanuel/Trinity Lutheran Church Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Ann Hagemann First Lutheran Church Plano, Illinois

Jerry Hahnfeld ’70 Trinity Lutheran Church Midland, Michigan

Marcia Hahnfeld ’70 Trinity Lutheran Church Midland, Michigan

Audrey Hains ’65 St. Paul Lutheran Church Niceville, Florida

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Erich Hartenberger Zion Lutheran Church Rock Springs, Wisconsin

Vicky Hastings Prince of Peace Lutheran Church St. Joseph, Illinois

Shirley Hauck Lord of Life Lutheran Church Kenosha, Wisconsin

Betsy Hayes ’75 St. Michaels Lutheran Church Roseville, Minnesota

Roland Hayes ’74 St. Michaels Lutheran Church Roseville, Minnesota

Thyme Hayes ’93 St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church Bloomington, Minnesota

Laura Hill ’93 Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Sandwich, Illinois

Roderick Hill ’93 Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Sandwich, Illinois

Elizabeth Hiller Ashburn Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

Jean Hineman Lutheran Church of The Cross Arlington Heights, Illinois

Laurie Hirth St. John Lutheran Church Fowlerville, Michigan

Hope Hoenig ’69 Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Schaumburg, Illinois

Donald Honold Immanuel Lutheran Church Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin

Sharon Honold Immanuel Lutheran Church Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin

Edward Hudelson Trinity Lutheran Church Chenoa, Illinois

Susan Hudson Redeemer Lutheran Church Woodstock, Illinois

Sandy Huebscher St. John’s Lutheran Church Eau Claire, Wisconsin

Chris Hughes Zion Lutheran Church Kewanee, Illinois

Timothy Hughes ’76 Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Madison, Wisconsin

Daryl Hurst Trinity Lutheran Church Ann Arbor, Michigan

James Imme ’73 Norway Lutheran Church Wind Lake, Wisconsin

Karen Kahl

Jan Kirby

Norway Lutheran Church Wind Lake, Wisconsin

West Akers and United Lutheran Church Prairie Farm, Wisconsin

Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Northbrook, Illinois

Raymond Ingwalson ’35

Carole Kaitschuk ’56

St. Stephen Lutheran Church Longwood, Florida

Peace Lutheran Church Steeleville, Illinois

Paula Isolampi ’84

Laura Kamprath

Augustana Lutheran Church Hobart, Indiana

St. John Lutheran Church Campbell Hill, Illinois

Thomas Jacoby

Marilyn Kane

First Lutheran Church Pecatonica, Illinois

St. Matthew Lutheran Church Itasca, Illinois

Janet Jaeger

Mary Kannass

Immanuel Lutheran Church Jackson, Michigan

Hephatha Lutheran Church Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Stephanie Jeager

Vicki Kastel

Augustana Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

Hope Lutheran Church Eau Claire, Wisconsin

Lori Jessel

Craig Kastilahn ’72

Trinity Lutheran Church Cedarburg, Wisconsin

Grace Lutheran Church Libertyville, Illinois

Deborah Johnson ’83

Linda Kastilahn ’74

Christ The Lord Lutheran Church Elgin, Illinois

Grace Lutheran Church Libertyville, Illinois

Kathy Imme ’73

Sarah Kirby Mt. Zion and Trinity Lutheran Litchfield, Illinois

Tammy Klein Good Shepherd Lutheran Church LaCrosse, Wisconsin

James Kline ’94 Joy Lutheran Church Gurnee, Illinois

Laura Kline ’94 Joy Lutheran Church Gurnee, Illinois

Debbie Kluetz First English Lutheran Church Wausau, Wisconsin

Nancy Knapp Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Ingleside, Illinois

Donna Knoll St. Paul Lutheran Church Michigan City, Indiana

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foundations, corporations, matching gift companies 1335 Foundation Abbott Laboratories Fund AbbVie Foundation Accelerated Rehab Health Systems Adreani Foundation Aiello Family Dental Alamo Insurance and Financial Services All-Pro Transportation Inc. The Allstate Foundation Amarsukh Inc. American Association of University Women Ameriprise Financial Aon Foundation AP Environmental Inc. ASIANetwork AT&T Atwater Agency Ayers Eye Care Balestrieri Environmental Development Barnes & Noble College Booksellers Baseball Factory Inc. The Baxter International Foundation Bear Realty Brady Corporation C & K Shuz LTD Calvin College Camosy Construction Inc. Casa Capri Inc. Casperson Funeral Home CEC/Aquadox The Chapman Charitable Foundation Cicchini Asphalt LLC Comprehensive Orthopaedics, S.C. Concrete Creations Plus Inc. Copy-Rite Countryside Market Inc. CSX Transportation Inc. Custom Adhesive Products LLC Donna Wolf Steigerwaldt Foundation DMH Surgical Inc. Double D’s of Kenosha Eckhart Kenosha Refrigeration LLC Edison International Elite Freight Systems Inc. Emerging Communities Corporation Encana USA Ernst & Young Foundation ExactTarget Foundation

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Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Finishing and Plating Service First Coast IT Consulting LLC Fleury’s Body Repair Inc. Frier Custom Manufacturing Galleher Corporation Gass Weber Mullins LLC Gaston’s Towing & Auto Repair Gateway Cafe Gateway Mortgage Corporation Gaylor Excavating Inc. GE Foundation Ginkowski & Ginkowski Godin Geraghty Puntillo Camilli, S.C. Great Lakes Higher Education Guaranty Corporation Great Northern Corporation Greater Green Bay Community Foundation Greater Milwaukee Foundation Habush Habush & Rottier S.C. Hess Corporation HHH Diesel Repair and Mobile Service Honda of Kenosha Honeywell International Corporation Hospira Huntsinger Group LLC Ideal Industries Foundation Illinois Tool Works Foundation Impact Promotions & Graphics LLC Imperial Supplies LLC Industrial Safety Sales Inc. Intel Foundation J Mullin Trucking Inc. J W Smolic & Associates J.L. Vincent & Co. The Jack Miller Center The Janus Foundation Jockey International, Inc. Joel Bleeke Charitable Foundation John Kloss Charitable Foundation Johnson & Johnson Johnson & Son Roofing & Insulation Co. Johnson Bank of Racine June and Tom Roberg Foundation of Triangle Community Foundation The Justice Law Firm PC

Karl Knauz Motors Inc. Kenosha American Legion Baseball Kenosha Area Business Alliance Kenosha Area Tourism Corporation Kenosha Burgers Inc. Kraft Kraft Foods Group Inc. La Fogata LLC Law Offices of Scott E. Stassen Lazzarelli Inc. Lee Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, and Electric Lighthouse Communications Inc. M & R Inc. Mamco Corporation Margaret A. Cargil Foundation Marie and Otto Lazareth Sr. Foundation Maryl L. Smith Agencies Inc. McDonald’s Corporation McGraw-Hill Companies The Merck Foundation Meridian-Leasing Corporation MH Imaging Microsoft Corporation Midwest Sport Surfaces LLC Millennium General Contracting Millhouse Auto Body Inc. Monsanto Fund Motorola Mobility Foundation MRW Inc. The Murray Group Inc. NCIIA Five Colleges Inc. Nielsen Madsen & Barber, S.C. Northern Trust Corporation Northwestern Mutual Foundation Norton Norris Inc. Ohio Wesleyan University O-Line 50 Inc. Outstanding Graphics Pactiv Corporation Palmen Auto Stores Pepsico Foundation Pfizer Foundation Inc. Phillips Air Compressor Inc. Premier Packaging LLC The Prudential Foundation R & R Heating & Air Conditioning Racine Community Foundation Inc.

Radisson Inn Harbourwalk Rapid Circular Press Inc. Red Rock Psychological Health LLC Red Stick Club The Reilly Group Communications Ridgewood Builders Riley Construction Corporation Rockwell Collins Roshan 786 Inc. RSVDQ Inc. Rust-Oleum Corporation Salute Concrete Construction Santarelli Oral & Facial Surgery SC Johnson Wax Fund Inc. Semler Industries Inc. Sensient Technologies Foundation Sentry Insurance Foundation Inc. Share Corporation The Sharper Image Southwest Sweeper Sales Sports Station Incorporated State Farm Companies Foundation Stone Creek Custom Homes Inc. Tenuta’s Inc. Thermo Piping Inc. Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Tiara Beauty Salon Title Underwriters Agency TNT Remodeling & Construction Top Choice Rentals Tri City National Bank Trustmark Foundation U.S. Bank Foundation The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust United Flooring Inc. United Hospital System University of Wisconsin Green Bay Valeri Agency Inc. Vanguard Charitable Endowment Verizon Foundation Villani, Becker & Larsen S.C. W.A. Matel Corporation Wells Fargo Foundation White Eagle Auto Body William A. Siekman Foundation Wisconsin Energy Foundation

torchbearers continued

Cathy Knudson Trinity Lutheran Church Madison, Wisconsin

Robin Koerner Zion Lutheran Church Horicon, Wisconsin

Jackie Koivu Zion Lutheran Church Ferndale, Michigan

Marjorie Kolettis Our Savior’s Lutheran Church West Bend, Wisconsin

Peter Kolettis ’58 Our Savior’s Lutheran Church West Bend, Wisconsin

Keith Kolstad ’81 Zion Lutheran Church Marinette, Wisconsin

Brandon Koltz ’72 Divine Word Lutheran Church Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Jacqua Koltz ’70 Divine Word Lutheran Church Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Carol Koresko Messiah Lutheran Church Aledo, Illinois

Laura Kozenski ’90 Mt. Pleasant Lutheran Church Racine, Wisconsin

Laura Kozenski ’90 Mt. Pleasant Lutheran Church Racine, Wisconsin

Kathy Kramer Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Ashland, Wisconsin

Amy Krasney St. Andrew’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Richard Krause Faith Lutheran Church Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Julie Kreideman East Koshkonong Lutheran Church Cambridge, Wisconsin

Tom Krieger Trinity Lutheran Church Fairbury, Illinois

Carol Krogan Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Viroqua, Wisconsin

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2015 donor honor roll

Ralph Kuespert

Nadine Lillie

Patricia Mason

Jennifer Meyers

Leona Nelson ’51

Joel Oines

Bethlehem Lutheran Church Rockford, Illinois

St. John Lutheran Church Bartonville, Illinois

St. John’s Lutheran Church Somonauk, Illinois

King of Kings Lutheran Church Shelby Township, Michigan

St. James Lutheran Church Forreston, Illinois

St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Wauzeka, Wisconsin

Ann Kulju

Jeffrey Lindell ’92

Kari Massey

Barbara Miller

Mark Nelson

Jayne Oliver

Bethel Lutheran Church Ishpeming, Michigan

First Evangelical Lutheran Church Muskegon, Michigan

Trinity Lutheran Church Rhinelander, Wisconsin

St. Matthew Lutheran Church Princeton, Illinois

Bethany and St. Paul Lutheran Church Aniwa, Wisconsin

Halfway Creek Lutheran Church Holmen, Wisconsin

Marie Kuntz

Jennifer Lindell ’93

House of Prayer Lutheran Church Franklin, Wisconsin

Denise Lake Christus Victor Lutheran Church Dearborn Heights, Michigan

Nikki Lambert St. Andrews Lutheran Church Glenwood, Illinois

Vicky Lamparty West Middleton Lutheran Church Verona, Wisconsin

Lawrence Lange ’81 Grace Lutheran Church Green Bay, Wisconsin

Frank Langholf Immanuel Lutheran Church Dixon, Illinois

Nancy Massnick ’76

Charles Miller

First Evangelical Lutheran Church Muskegon, Michigan

Christ the King Lutheran Church Delafield, Wisconsin

St. Peter Lutheran Church Fennimore, Wisconsin

Pat Lingo

Thomas Massnick ’76

Henrietta Milner

Christ the King Lutheran Church Delafield, Wisconsin

Immanuel Lutheran Church Rock Falls, Illinois

Juanita Mathews

Pat Miner

Trinity Lutheran Church Sparta, Wisconsin

Hope Lutheran Church Plainwell, Michigan

Pamela Mathis

Mike Missall

Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Denmark, Wisconsin

Bonnet Prairie Lutheran Church Rio, Wisconsin

Robert Mattson ’71

Carol Mitchell

Grace Lutheran Church Knoxville, Illinois

Calvary Lutheran Church Angola, Indiana

Lou McCarthy

Paul Mittermaier

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Ludington, Michigan

St. John’s Lutheran Church Jackson, Wisconsin

Judi McDonald

Laurie Modjewski

St. Mark Lutheran Church Belleville, Illinois

Calvary Lutheran Church Minocqua, Wisconsin

Susanmarie McElwee-Tonstad ’81

Marsha Moe

Mary Kay Lovejoy Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Plover, Wisconsin

Central Lutheran Church Edgerton, Wisconsin

Sandy Luettgen

Jackie McGee

St. James Lutheran Church Western Springs, Illinois

Marcia Lisney ’82 Grace Lutheran Church Larsen, Wisconsin

Shirley Logan St. Paul Lutheran Church Cole Camp, Missouri

Lynne Loosen ’72 Mt. Hope Lutheran Church West Allis, Wisconsin

Debra Lorenz Martin Luther Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

Tina Langman Chetek Lutheran Church Chetek, Wisconsin

Terry Lorenz Elk Creek Lutheran Church Osseo, Wisconsin

Ruth Larson Trinity Lutheran Church Frankfort, Michigan

Beverly Laseke All Saints Lutheran Church Palatine, Illinois

Nancy Lawrence Light of Christ Lutheran Church Algonquin, Illinois

Debbie Lawyer St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Orion, Illinois

Kerry Leadbetter First Lutheran Church Galesburg, Illinois

Kim Lee-Brown St. John Lutheran Church Princeton, Illinois

Sylvia Lee-Thompson Spring Prairie Lutheran Church DeForest, Wisconsin

Tricia Lehner First Lutheran Church Barron, Wisconsin

Frederick Lesher ’58 Prince of Peace Lutheran Church LaCrescent, Minnesota

Bonnie Lewis Long Lake Lutheran Church Sarona, Wisconsin

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Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Iola, Wisconsin

Sandy Montague Grace Lutheran Church Thiensville, Wisconsin

St. Luke Lutheran Church Grand Rapids, Michigan

Donna Lulling

Ella McKinley

Messiah Lutheran Church Twin Lakes, Wisconsin

Denise Lund Immanuel Lutheran Church Grand Ledge, Michigan

Ruth Lundborg Faith Lutheran Church Lexington, Kentucky

Barbara Mains Trinity Lutheran Church South Milwaukee, Wisconsin

William Mains Trinity Lutheran Church South Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Steven Mall St. Mark Lutheran Church Chillicothe, Illinois

Johanna Maragos Advent Lutheran Church Morton, Illinois

Gwen March Immanuel Lutheran Church Mount Pleasant, Michigan

All Saints Lutheran Church Oak Creek, Wisconsin

Carrie Morelock Incarnation Lutheran Church Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Jefferson Prairie Lutheran Church Poplar Grove, Illinois

Gloria Morris Susan McLimans First English Lutheran Church Platteville, Wisconsin

Abiding Savior Lutheran Church Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Karen Moser Sue McMillan Salem Lutheran Church Sycamore, Illinois

St. John’s Lutheran Church Oregon, Wisconsin

Suzanne Moylan ’77 Susan Melby Trinity Lutheran Church Stevens Point, Wisconsin

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Beverly Murrell Barbara Menard Trinity Lutheran Church Manlius, Illinois

St. Stephen Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

Ann Nava Eardley Mendis Purna Jiwan South Asian Ministry Chicago, Illinois

Carolyn Meurer St. John Lutheran Church Ashton, Illinois

Andrea Meyer St. Luke Lutheran Church Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin

St. Thomas and Holy Spirit Lutheran Church Saint Louis, Missouri

Scott Needham ’75 First Lutheran Church New Richmond, Wisconsin

Jan Nelson St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Richard Nelson Alpine Lutheran Church Rockford, Illinois

Patricia Newborn ’86 Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Carolyn Newton St. John Lutheran Church Louisville, Kentucky

Kristin Nielsen

Barbara Olson Luther Valley Lutheran Church Beloit, Wisconsin

Jean Olson First Lutheran Church Manitowoc, Wisconsin

Kimberly Olson St. Paul Lutheran Church Wheaton, Illinois

Mary Orfgen

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Milwaukee, Wisconsin

New Hope Lutheran Evangelical Church Downsville, Wisconsin

Jenny Nieman

Marsha Paetz

St. John’s Lutheran Church Spencer, Wisconsin

Zion Lutheran Church Freeland, Michigan

Harry Niese ’67

Jane Parsneau

Lutheran Church of Atonement Barrington, Illinois

Our Redeemer Lutheran Church LaCrosse, Wisconsin

Lois Niese ’69

Janese Passow

Lutheran Church of Atonement Barrington, Illinois

Ascension Lutheran Church Minocqua, Wisconsin

Carol Nimke

Dawn Paul

Christ Lutheran Church Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Bethany Lutheran Church Rice Lake, Wisconsin

Della Norby

Gayla Pellum

Peace and Bethlehem Lutheran Church Cobb, Wisconsin

St. Matthew Lutheran Church Urbana, Illinois

Roger Nordberg ’70 Ascension Lutheran Church Waukesha, Wisconsin

Kim Norrbom Redeemer Lutheran Church Wittenberg, Wisconsin

John Nygard ’56 St. Timothy Lutheran Church Skokie, Illinois

Louise Nygard

Harry Penington ’73 First English Lutheran Church Whitewater, Wisconsin

Stephanie Perez Vermont Lutheran Church Black Earth, Wisconsin

Jane Perkolup Faith Lutheran Church Joliet, Illinois

Carlee Petelle ’51

St. Timothy Lutheran Church Skokie, Illinois

Shepherd of the Prairie Lutheran Church Huntley, Illinois

Michael Obert ’60

Donald Petelle ’50

Resurrection Lutheran Church Niles, Illinois

Shepherd of the Prairie Lutheran Church Huntley, Illinois

Shiela Odegard Faith Lutheran Church Grantsburg, Wisconsin

Marilyn Oftedal ’55 First Lutheran Church Decatur, Illinois

Brenda Ogorski Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Manchester, Missouri

Nina Peters St. John Lutheran Church Sterling, Illinois

Carissa Peterson ’91 Peace Lutheran Church Waunakee, Wisconsin

Carol Peterson Perry Lutheran Church Mount Horeb, Wisconsin

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torchbearers continued Debbie Peterson

Sandra Poisel ’77

St. Timothy Lutheran Church Menasha, Wisconsin

Christ Lutheran Church Jeffersontown, Kentucky

Eunice Peterson ’80

Mary Pollock

Faith Lutheran Church O’Fallon, Illinois

Fristad Lutheran Church Centuria, Wisconsin

Timothy Peterson ’80

Gayle Pope

Faith Lutheran Church O’Fallon, Illinois

Christ Lutheran Church Quincy, Illinois

Mary Petrie

Debbie Porter

St. John Lutheran Church Johnson Creek, Wisconsin

Prince of Glory Lutheran Church Madison Heights, Michigan

Michael Peuse

Lisa Pristas

New Hope Lutheran Church Amherst Junction, Wisconsin

Grace Lutheran Church Howell, Michigan

Ryan Pierce ’95

Melinda Pupillo

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Freeport, Illinois

English Lutheran Church LaCrosse, Wisconsin

Delores Pihl ’54

Tina Rabe

Trinity Lutheran Church Harvard, Illinois

St. Luke Lutheran Church Campbell Hill, Illinois

Eloide Pinter

Kathy Ragan

St. John’s Lutheran Church Peru, Illinois

Christ Lutheran Church Spring Green, Wisconsin

Connie Pinzl

Julie Rankila

Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin

Trinity Lutheran Church Spooner, Wisconsin

Virginia Pippert

Arnold Rask

Norway Grove Lutheran Church DeForest, Wisconsin

Immanuel Lutheran Church Mount Horeb, Wisconsin

Walter Pippert

Francine Rask

Norway Grove Lutheran Church DeForest, Wisconsin

Immanuel Lutheran Church Mount Horeb, Wisconsin

Marilyn Plinske

Kevin Rattle ’74

St. Paul Lutheran Church Villa Park, Illinois

Lutheran Church of The Redeemer Racine, Wisconsin

Martin Plinske

Shirley Read

St. Paul Lutheran Church Villa Park, Illinois

Our Savior Lutheran Church Bradley, Illinois

Debbie Rebholz

Jennifer Sais

Cathy Selpien

Diane Sonders ’60

Immanuel Lutheran Church Compton, Illinois

Lutheran Church of The Master Troy, Michigan

Bethlehem Lutheran Church Elgin, Illinois

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Waukegan, Illinois

Carol Reckmeyer ’49

Carla Sawall

Lois Semingson

Robert Sonders ’60

Trinity Lutheran Church Mt. Morris, Illinois

First English Lutheran Church Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Eleva Lutheran Church Eleva, Wisconsin

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Waukegan, Illinois

Warren Reckmeyer ’49

Shawn Schabacker

Roxie Severson

Anne Sopiarz

Trinity Lutheran Church Mt. Morris, Illinois

Faith Lutheran Church Rochelle, Illinois

Immanuel Lutheran Church Strum, Wisconsin

Shepherd of the Lakes Lutheran Church Grayslake, Illinois

Bret Reedy

Dawn Schaller

David Shaw ’71

Plattville Lutheran Church Minooka, Illinois

Taylor Lutheran Church Taylor, Wisconsin

Mamrelund Lutheran Church Kent City, Michigan

Marion Reideleerger

Donald Schambow ’57

Shirlee Shaw

First Lutheran Church Rockford, Illinois

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church West Allis, Wisconsin

Immanuel Lutheran Church Wausau, Wisconsin

Lisa Reiman

Elvira Schmidt

Elaine Sherry ’70

St. Thomas Lutheran Church Cheboygan, Michigan

Pilgrim Lutheran Church Frederic, Wisconsin

Peace Lutheran Church Burlington, Wisconsin

Chris Repp

Lynn Schmidt

Luan Shevcik

Epiphany Lutheran Church Carbondale, Illinois

First Lutheran Church DeKalb, Illinois

Zion Lutheran Church Mt. Olive, Illinois

Merry Reynolds

Nancy Schmidt

Nicole Shibata ’03

Nathaniel Lutheran Church Bruce, Wisconsin

Zion Lutheran Church Gillespie, Illinois

Augustana Lutheran Church West St. Paul, Minnesota

Nancy Richmond

Jennifer Schneider

Rob Sider

St. John Lutheran Church Antigo, Wisconsin

Messiah Lutheran Church Park Ridge, Illinois

Trinity Lutheran Church Warrenville, Illinois

Kay Richter

Mary Schneider

Pat Siegler

Calvary Lutheran Church Two Rivers, Wisconsin

St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Kenosha, Wisconsin

Zion Lutheran Church Madison, Wisconsin

Shawn Rickert Bethany Lutheran Church Leland, Illinois

Fred Rilling St. John’s Lutheran Church Prairie du Sac, Wisconsin

Wanda Rimestad ’81 Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Amery, Wisconsin

Laurie Rohrwasser St. Luke’s Lutheran Church Waukesha, Wisconsin

Norene Rolenitus ’84 Trinity Lutheran Church Des Plaines, Illinois

Lorri Rommelfaenger Redeemer Lutheran Church Plymouth, Wisconsin

Mike Rose Redeemer Lutheran Church De Soto, Missouri

Sandra Rowoldt Sharon Lutheran Church Bessemer, Michigan

Nancy Rumschlag King of Glory Lutheran Church Carmel, Indiana

Jeanine Schramm The Lutheran Church of All Saint Fox Lake, Illinois

Hal Schroetter Barum & Big Elk Creek Lutheran Parish Elk Mound, Wisconsin

Marci Schubert ’91 Christ Lutheran Church Stockton, Illinois

Stephanie Schulte Trinity Lutheran Church Kirkwood, Missouri

Lori Schultz ’81 Holy Cross Lutheran Church Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin

Michele Schulz St. John’s United Lutheran Alliance, Nebraska

Betsy Schurke Redeemer Lutheran Church South Holland, Illinois

Steven Schwier Christ the King Lutheran Church South Bend, Indiana

Wendy Sciborski Evangelical Lutheran Church Black River Falls, Wisconsin

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Deb Sieth All Saints Lutheran Church Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Cheryl Sikorski Christ Lutheran Church Somerset, Wisconsin

Sandy Simonson Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Elgin, Illinois

Geralyn Slack Christ Lutheran Church Stoughton, Wisconsin

Cheryl Sligay St. Paul Lutheran Church Dearborn, Michigan

Debie Smith St. John Lutheran Church Saxeville, Wisconsin

Robert Smith Calvary Lutheran Church Brookfield, Wisconsin

Patty Snyder Bethlehem Lutheran Church St. Charles, Illinois

Steven Solberg Immanuel Lutheran Church Negaunee, Michigan

Karen Speidel Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Prospect Heights, Illinois

Claire Spiegelhoff St. Peters Lutheran Church Janesville, Wisconsin

Dru Spitzer ’73 Trinity Lutheran Church Kenosha, Wisconsin

JoAnn Spreyne Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Oak Lawn, Illinois

Andra Stackhouse Resurrection Lutheran Church Saginaw, Michigan

Jackie Stanifer St. Paul Lutheran Church Alpena, Michigan

Henry Starkey Bethel Lutheran Church Madison, Wisconsin

Sharon Starkey Bethel Lutheran Church Madison, Wisconsin

Julie Starks ’80 St. Stephen The Martyr Church Greendale, Wisconsin

Sally Stauber Faith Lutheran Church Glen Ellyn, Illinois

Ellen Steenrod ’78 First Lutheran Church Freeport, Illinois

Sandy Stein St. Thomas Lutheran Church Sterling Heights, Michigan

Terrie Stein Gethsemane Lutheran Church Baldwin, Wisconsin

Sharon Steinke St. James Lutheran Church Fall Creek, Wisconsin

John Stennes-Spidahl Cashton Four Point Parish Cashton, Wisconsin

Janet Stewart Holy Family Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

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2015 donor honor roll

Karen Stingely

Marva Tetting ’75

Jack Ufkes ’59

Delores Vojtko ’57

Joanne Weidemann

Kathryn Wolfgram ’83

Christ Lutheran Church Valparaiso, Indiana

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Kenosha, Wisconsin

Trinity Lutheran Church Carthage, Illinois

Holy Cross Lutheran Church Libertyville, Illinois

West Immanuel Lutheran Church Osceola, Wisconsin

Bethany Lutheran Church Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin

Sarah Stobie

Thomas Tews

Beverly Unglaube ’67

Molly Vold

Diana Welk

Georgia Wollum

Trinity Lutheran Church Grand Rapids, Michigan

St. John’s Lutheran Church Marion, Wisconsin

Grace Lutheran Church Woodstock, Illinois

Osseo Lutheran Church Osseo, Wisconsin

Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Rockford, Illinois

Rock Creek Lutheran Church Mondovi, Wisconsin

Linda Stockinger

Kathy Thiele

James Unglaube ’63

Jean Von Rohr ’68

William Welk ’57

Amy Wood

English Lutheran Church Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin

Faith Lutheran Church Cedarburg, Wisconsin

Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church Minneapolis, Minnesota

Mount Carmel Lutheran Church Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Rockford, Illinois

Unity Evangelical Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

Julia Strand

Sabine Thomas

LaRue Unglaube ’64

Peter Vorhes

Anita Welker

Kirsten Woodcock

Immanuel Lutheran Church Eau Claire, Wisconsin

Zion Lutheran Church North Manchester, Indiana

Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church Minneapolis, Minnesota

Faith Lutheran Church Calumet, Michigan

Shepherd of the Lakes Lutheran Church Walled Lake, Michigan

Hope Lutheran Church Milton, Wisconsin

Sandy Strand

Julie Thompson

Cate Urbas

Dawn Vretenar

Calvary Lutheran Church Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church New Windsor, Illinois

Trinity Lutheran Church Lake Mills, Wisconsin

Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church Muskego, Wisconsin

Carol Wendt

Patsy Stretch

Marcia Thompson

Nick Utphall

Our Saviour Lutheran Church Normal, Illinois

Barneveld Lutheran Church Barneveld, Wisconsin

St. Stephen Lutheran Church Monona, Wisconsin

Daniel Wachholz ’60

Paige Werner Lutheran Church of Holy Spirit Lincolnshire, Illinois

Mark Strietelmeier

Irene Thorson

Laura Uzzardo

Epiphany Evangelical Lutheran Church Elmhurst, Illinois

Zion Lutheran Church Portland, Indiana

Hainesville Lutheran Church Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin

Cross of Glory Lutheran Church Homer Glen, Illinois

Marianne Wachholz ’59 Epiphany Evangelical Lutheran Church Elmhurst, Illinois

Barbara Sudds

Marilyn Thurber

Mary Van Ryzin ’94

Grace Lutheran Church Glen Ellyn, Illinois

Redeemer and Christ Lutheran Church Hudson, Wisconsin

St. Luke’s Lutheran Church Greendale, Wisconsin

Jill Suhr ’78 Christ Lutheran Church Mequon, Wisconsin

Robert Suhr ’77 Christ Lutheran Church Mequon, Wisconsin

Mark Sundberg Peace Lutheran Church Lake Zurich, Illinois

Christine Swannell ’73 Ascension Lutheran Church Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Paula Swasko ’82 Berwyn United Lutheran Church Berwyn, Illinois

Philip Swasko ’81 Berwyn United Lutheran Church Berwyn, Illinois

Elyse Tillman Resurrection Lutheran Church Godfrey, Illinois

Cheryl Timm Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Neenah, Wisconsin

Vicki Tollakson Adams/Argyle Lutheran Church Argyle, Wisconsin

Peggy Tomaszewski Grace Lutheran Church Alpena, Michigan

Richard Tornberg ’69 Geneva Lutheran Church Geneva, Illinois

Jane Tornow ’70

Glen Vanderkloot Faith Lutheran Church Springfield, Illinois

Rebecca Venn ’89 Peace Lutheran Church Rosendale, Wisconsin

Johnna Venuto Burke Lutheran Church Madison, Wisconsin

Rita Verhey St. Stephen Lutheran Church Midlothian, Illinois

Michael Vetsch Lyster Lutheran Church Nelson, Wisconsin

David Vidler

Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Neenah, Wisconsin

Trinity, St. John & St. Paul Lutheran Church Elizabeth, Illinois

Lutheran Church of The Good Shepherd Eau Claire, Wisconsin

Betty Tranberg

Gene Vincent

Living Hope Lutheran Church Ettrick, Wisconsin

First Lutheran Church Ohio, Illinois

Julie Tavs ’93

Jeff Travis

Sharon Vislay

Immanuel Lutheran Church Waupun, Wisconsin

Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church Watertown, Wisconsin

St. Paul Lutheran Church Temperance, Michigan

De Anne Swenson

Jill Templin Lord of The Lakes Luth. Church Winneconne, Wisconsin

Priscilla Tentoni ’70 King of Glory Lutheran Church Greenfield, Wisconsin

Steve Terry St. John Lutheran Church Bloomington, Illinois

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Jay Trygstad St. Mark Lutheran Church Worth, Illinois

Evelyn Tucker First Lutheran Church Iron River, Michigan

Cindy Turner Salem Lutheran Church Peoria, Illinois

Cynthia Vogt ’76 Hope Lutheran Church Long Grove, Illinois

Fred Vogt ’76 Hope Lutheran Church Long Grove, Illinois

Mary Voigt ’77 St. Paul Lutheran Church Peoria, Illinois

Georgia Wagaman All Saints Lutheran Church Fitchburg, Wisconsin

Judy Wagner Grace Lutheran Church Pembine, Wisconsin

Cindy Waldbillig St. James Lutheran Church Verona, Wisconsin

Robert Walters ’57 Calvary Lutheran Church Clarkston, Michigan

Marsha Watson St. Paul Lutheran Church Jasper, Indiana

Donna Wavra Trinity Lutheran Church LaCrosse, Wisconsin

Joanne Wayne Grace Lutheran Church Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin

Craig Weber ’72 First Lutheran Church Geneseo, Illinois

Matthew Weber ’86 Salem Lutheran Church Ironwood, Michigan

Matthew Weber ’11 St. Luke’s Lutheran Church Middleton, Wisconsin

Sharon Weber ’74 First Lutheran Church Geneseo, Illinois

Barbara Wegner ’58 St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Cudahy, Wisconsin

St. Paul Lutheran Church Waterloo, Wisconsin

Rebecca Whelpley ’96 Immanuel Lutheran Church Watertown, Wisconsin

Debra Wiechmann Messiah Lutheran Church Elgin, Illinois

Terrie Wilder St. Mark Lutheran Church Polo, Illinois

Kathie Wilkinson Emmanuel Lutheran Church Racine, Wisconsin

Loretta Williams Our Lord’s Lutheran Church Maryville, Illinois

Pam Williams Messiah Lutheran Church Bay City, Michigan

Barbara Willis Grace Lutheran Church Mt. Prospect, Illinois

Leslie Willis Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

Mike Willis Redeemer Lutheran Church Park Ridge, Illinois

Caryn Wilson Christ Lutheran Church Monroe, Michigan

Kelly Winters

Sandy Woodin Bethlehem Lutheran Church DeKalb, Illinois

Eleanor Wrath ’51 Bethlehem Lutheran Church Joliet, Illinois

Herbert Wrath ’50 Bethlehem Lutheran Church Joliet, Illinois

Delores Yerges Faith Lutheran Church Columbus, Wisconsin

Dennis Zahn St. Paul Liberty Lutheran Church Deerfield, Wisconsin

Rosemary Zahn St. Paul Liberty Lutheran Church Deerfield, Wisconsin

Ann Zander St. John’s Lutheran Church West Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Anna Zeinemann Zion Lutheran Church Wausau, Wisconsin

Carrie Zempel St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Sheboygan, Wisconsin

Kris Zierke Our Savior Lutheran Church Seneca, Illinois

Norine Zimdars Grace Lutheran Church Ripon, Wisconsin

Nicholas Zook Concordia Lutheran Church Chicago, Illinois

Barbara Zurfluh

Grace Lutheran Church LaGrange, Illinois

Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church New Glarus, Wisconsin

Jon Wittrock

Margaret Zvoda

St. Andrew Lutheran Church Sheboygan, Wisconsin

Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church Rothschild, Wisconsin

Janet Wold Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church Rockford, Illinois

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business and professional coalition The Business and Professional Coalition promotes interaction between Kenosha and Racine business leaders and Carthage by making the intellectual resources of the College available to the community. The Coalition regularly hosts distinguished speakers who address topics of timely interest. Through these programs, the Coalition identifies other opportunities to involve the business and professional communities in the life of the College.

alumni council The Alumni Council provides leadership for alumni relations activities and advises the administration on the full range of College activities. Elected by members of the Alumni Association, the Council supports development of alumni committees, initiates activities that involve alumni, selects recipients for the Distinguished Alumni and Beacon awards, and fosters volunteerism among fellow graduates.

Karen Evans ’78

David H. Zuelke ’90

Vice President and Chief Financial Officer United Hospital System Kenosha, Wis.

Director, Market Data Services Chicago Board Options Exchange Chicago, Ill.

Director–Compliance Snap-on Incorporated Kenosha, Wis.

council vice president

Paula Heide-Waller ’87

council president

Thomas J. Kelley ’99 chairman

Ralph J. Tenuta Chairman Tenuta’s, Inc. Kenosha, Wisconsin

co - chairman

Thomas P. Mahoney Senior Vice President, Director of Mortgage Johnson Bank Kenosha and Racine, Wisconsin

Nickolas E. Arnold ’81 City Administrator (retired) Kenosha, Wisconsin

The Hon. David M. Bastianelli Kenosha County Circuit Court Kenosha, Wisconsin

Todd Battle President Kenosha Area Business Alliance Kenosha, Wisconsin

Elizabeth Kassel Brown Civic Leader Kenosha, Wisconsin

Robert A. Buhler President and Chief Executive Officer Open Pantry Food Marts of Wisconsin Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin

Roger Caron President (retired) Racine Area Manufacturers and Commerce Racine, Wisconsin

Marcel Dandeneau Director of Public Affairs (retired) Dairyland Greyhound Park Kenosha, Wisconsin

Kenneth L. Fellman Senior Vice President and Consumer Banking Manager Johnson Financial Group Racine, Wisconsin

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John L. Gorton ’66 President Gorton Farms, Inc. Racine, Wisconsin

Jane Harrington-Heide Southport Insurance and Investments Kenosha, Wisconsin

William H. Kelley Vice Chairman Jelly Belly Candy Company North Chicago, Illinois

The Hon. Barbara A. Kluka Kenosha County Circuit Court (retired) Kenosha, Wisconsin

Bob Lee, Sr. President and Chief Executive Officer (retired) Lee Plumbing Company Kenosha, Wisconsin

Michael A. Pitts, Sr. Pitts Brothers and Associates Kenosha, Wisconsin

Silvija Papka ’01

Manager, Strategic Planning Snap-on Incorporated Kenosha, Wis.

council chaplain

Andrew G. Boncher ’99 Biology Teacher Warren Township High School Gurnee, Ill.

council nominations chair

Recruiter Epic Systems Verona, Wis.

Executive Administrative Assistant The Metron Group Chicago

Michael Beckmann ’87 Physician Springfield, Ill.

Co-Founder and Vice-President, Business Operations and Tissue Services Humacyte Morrisville, N.C.

President Briohn Building Corp.

Brookfield, Wisconsin

Ann O'Leary ’14

Lisa Romoser ’99

Juliana Blum-Newkirk ’98

Gregg Thompson

Financial Advisor Ameriprise Financial Brookfield, Wis.

Attorney Davis & Kuelthau, S.C. Brookfield, Wis.

Senior Vice President, Global Public Affairs, Communication, and Sustainability S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. Racine, Wisconsin

Chief Financial Officer Riley Construction Corporation Kenosha, Wisconsin

Christine King ’97

Rodney Carter ’87

Kelly M. Semrau

Peter J. Sinsky ’88

Music Teacher Kenosha Unified School District Kenosha, Wis.

Jillian M. Smith ’07 Executive Assistant to the President Chicago Blackhawks Chicago, Ill.

Aaron J. Tinjum ’09 Energy/Environment Writer Opower Washington, D.C.

Kevin Brunner ’77

Aaron Trautwein

Director of Central Services Walworth County Elkhorn, Wis.

Professor of Mathematics Carthage

Timothy Craft ’82 Services Manager WE Energies Milwaukee, Wis.

Gregory S. Woodward President Carthage

emeriti

Joanne S. Greathouse ’71 Director, Radiology Program (retired) Carrington College Phoenix, Ariz.

Debra (Erickson) Hartfield ’80 Director, Quality Training Sysmex America, Inc. Lincolnshire, Ill.

Nancy A. Massnick ’76 Library Director Hartland Public Library Hartland, Wis.

James P. Oboikowitch ’02 Game and Event Production Manager Chicago Cubs Chicago, Ill.

John J. Oboikowitch ’68 Manager of Product Development (retired) Baxter Healthcare Corporation Deerfield, Ill.

James F. Ring ’85 Vice President Instant Whip Foods Chicago, Ill.

David C. Wiers ’98 President Satori Energy Chicago, Ill.

The Hon. Mary Wagner Kenosha County Circuit Court Kenosha, Wisconsin

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2015 donor honor roll

trustees emeriti

board of trustees

chair emeritus

Edward W. Smeds ’57 President, Operations (retired) Kraft Foods Glenview, Ill.

Mark E. Barmak

The ultimate authority concerning all governance matters at Carthage lies with the Board of Trustees. The Trustees select the leadership of the College and approve the strategic direction and objectives of the institution. The Trustees hold leadership positions in business, the professions, and the church. The Carthage Board is one of the most prestigious nonprofit boards in the region. chairman

The Honorable David A. Straz, Jr. Ambassador at Large and Honorary Consul, Republic of Liberia Tampa, Fla.

first vice chair

Jeff Hamar ’80

President and Chief Executive Officer Galleher, Inc. Santa Fe Springs, Calif.

second vice chair

Gina Madrigrano Friebus ’76

Vice President Administration (retired) W.O.W. Distributing Co., Inc. Sussex, Wis.

ex officio secretary

Paul R. Hegland

Executive Director of Government and Professional Relations Carthage

ex officio treasurer

Scot Ecker

Vice President for Administration and Business; Chief Financial Officer Carthage

president

Thomas M. Bolger

Thomas A. Martinez

Chief Executive Officer Johnson Financial Group Racine, Wis.

Vice President, Sales Operations Zenefits San Francisco, Cal.

Richard M. Christman Chairman Giant Impact Chairman Caresoft Global, LLC Westmont, Ill.

W. Craig Deaton ’72 President Gateway Mortgage Corp.

Kenosha, Wis.

John L. Gorton ’66 President Gorton Farms, Inc. Racine, Wis.

Hoyt H. Harper II ’77

Dennis L. Monroe ’74 Chairman and Senior Partner Monroe Maxness Berg PA Bloomington, Minn.

Nicholas T. Pinchuk

Civic Leader Manalapan, Fla.

Chairman, President, and CEO Snap-on Incorporated Kenosha, Wis.

Steven J. Hopp Area Vice President, Client Development Gallagher Benefit Services Inc. Independence, Ohio

William H. Kelley

Thomas E. Kieso ’73

Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C. Milwaukee

Co-Owner William F. Meyer Company Aurora, Ill.

The Rev. Jeff Barrow

Thomas W. Lentz ’63

Bishop Greater Milwaukee Synod Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Milwaukee

Chairman Global Display Solutions, Inc. Rockford, Ill.

President and Chief Marketing Officer (retired) Leo Burnett USA Chicago

President United Communications Corp.

Kenosha, Wis.

Marilyn Hedberg

trustees

Mary Bishop

Lucy Brown Minn

Andrew S. Palmen

Carthage

Ross A. Anderson ’75

Bishop Metro Chicago Synod Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Chicago

Senior Vice President, Brand Management Starwood Luxury Collection Stamford, Conn.

Vice Chairman Jelly Belly Candy Company North Chicago, Ill.

Gregory S. Woodward

The Rev. Wayne N. Miller

William R. Madden President and Chief Executive Officer Knauz Automotive Group Lake Bluff, Ill.

President Palmen Automotive Group Kenosha, Wis.

Loren H. Semler ’65 Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Semler Industries, Inc. Franklin Park, Ill.

John R. Sladek, Jr. ’65 President and Chief Executive Officer (retired) California Lutheran University Thousand Oaks, Calif.

June Boatman Waller ’63 Trustee Franklin I. and Irene List Saemann Foundation Champaign, Ill.

David C. Wiers ’98 President Satori Energy Chicago

Gary D. Wilson President Wilson Printing, Inc. Mundelein, Ill.

Vice President, Government Affairs (retired) Abbott Laboratories Abbott Park, Ill.

Robert A. Cornog Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer (retired) Snap-on Incorporated Kenosha, Wis.

John W. Fritsch President Fritsch Charitable Foundation Libertyville, Ill.

William D. George President and Chief Executive Officer (retired) SC Johnson Racine, Wis.

Jack S. Harris ’49 President Emeritus Siebert Lutheran Foundation Brookfield, Wis.

Donald D. Hedberg ’50

officers of the college officers of the college

Gregory S. Woodward President of the College

William Abt Senior Vice President; Chief Investment Officer

Evelyn Buchanan Vice President for Institutional Advancement

Scot Ecker Vice President for Administration and Business; Chief Financial Officer

David Garcia Vice President for Academic Affairs; Provost

Thomas Kline Vice President for Strategic Initiatives and Continuing Studies; Chief of Staff

Nick Mulvey ’02 Associate Vice President for Enrollment

Molly O’Shea Polk Vice President for Communications

Civic Leader Manalapan, Fla.

officers emeriti

The Rev. Robert H. Herder

F. Gregory Campbell

Bishop Emeritus East Central Synod of Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Appleton, Wis.

President Emeritus, 1987-2012

James R. Klauser

Eugene A. Engeldinger

Robert C. Dittus Vice President Emeritus of Business and Finance, 1988-2001

Senior Vice President (retired) Wisconsin Energy Corporation Milwaukee

Vice President Emeritus for Academic Information Services, 1990-2008

Dean A. Matthews ’84

Registrar Emerita, 1961-2003

General Manager Matthews Distributing Co. of Iowa Dubuque, Iowa

John H. Pender Senior Vice President and Chief Investment Officer (retired) Aid Association for Lutherans Appleton, Wis.

Ruth Johnson ’84 Judith Schaumberg Provost Emerita, 2008-2010; Professor Emerita of Education, 1990-2008

James M. Unglaube ’63 Vice President Emeritus for College Relations, 1998-2008

Gordon Postlewaite ’59 Assistant Superintendent for Administration (retired) Oswego Community Unit District #308 Oswego, Ill.

Ralph J. Tenuta Chairman of the Board of Advisors Johnson Bank of Kenosha Chairman Tenuta’s Inc. Kenosha, Wis.

John P. Timmerwilke Director, Information Services (retired) Nutrilite Products Buena Park, Calif.

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A slice of Carthage history from the Staubitz Archives

Forward-looking science, 19th century style With Carthage’s long history, the College has been teaching science courses since at least the 1870s.

The late 19th century was an astonishing time in science.

For example, Charles Darwin published six books between 1870 and his death in 1882. The Journal of the American Medical Association was published for the first time in 1883. Robert Koch, a German scientist, was the first to link a specific microorganism to a disease, with anthrax in 1875, and later did the same for cholera, which led to a way to fight the disease in 1884.

By the end of the 19th century, electricity was becoming more and more common and the doors to many modern technology and scientific fields were being opened. Carthage, despite its rural Illinois location, had plenty of exposure to these changes.

In the 1878 Bulletin, the two majors listed were “The Classical Course” and the “Scientific Course”.

All students were required to take some basic sciences, regardless of which track they pursued, in addition to Latin Prose Composition and Greek Grammar and Composition. First-year students were required to take geography, geometry, and algebra. Sophomores added trigonometry, physics, anatomy, and zoology classes.

Students on the Scientific Course received more advanced science instruction and were no longer required to take Greek or Latin, but they still took calculus, physics, meteorology, chemistry, botany, geology, and astronomy with the rest of their class.

Unlike today, with an increasing emphasis on science, technology, engineering and math from the government and employers, students were “earnestly advised to begin their studies with a view to completing the Classical Course as it affords greatly superior advantages.”

By 1886, the school had expanded to offer four donations. Mathematics received a “Surveying majors: Classics, English, Latin Scientific, and Transit with solar attachment” valued at $226 Scientific. While the Latin Scientific Course of study (about $5,800 in 2014 dollars). An electrostatic looks very similar to the Scientific Course from generator known as the Triple-Plate Toepler-Holtz previous years, Scientific students no longer had to Machine was donated to the Physics Department take Greek and Latin for most of their school years. for experiments, teaching, and perhaps to power French and German replaced those. electrical devices before the school was wired for That would have helped them continue their electricity. studies after Carthage, since French and German were the scientific languages of the world during the late 19th century.

With the advent of newer technologies, students were expected to spend more time in labs, as well as to collect 50 species of flowering plants in Pictured around the 1890s, students in this physics class in the Old Main their botany class. building had access to then-leading-edge equipment.

Students in the 1886 school year also chose from a number of electives, including The school also actively collected learning Astronomy (listed under Mathematics), Systematic objects and tools for the campus — plants, Entomology (which required students to find and minerals, equipment, and sometimes, as in 1891, identify 100 species of insects), and Systematic a sample of asbestos. Friends and alumni donated Botany (which required students to prepare a many of the items. series of drawings on specific orders). Quantitative Carthage always has looked forward in its Analysis, with a requirement of lab work and science teaching and research, with the aid of the recitations (memorization or oral reports on their staff, faculty, local amateur scientists, and students. progress), seems more like a senior seminar class Although science has changed dramatically that our students would find familiar today. since the Toepler-Holtz generator, what remains The 1890 catalog brags about some new unchanged are the benefits those gifts provide to equipment the Scientific Department received from our students.

Explore the rich history of Carthage at carthage.edu/library/archives

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More than 90% of Carthage students receive financial aid.

The Carthage Fund Support the Carthage Fund.

The Carthage Fund provides for a wide range of critical areas, including essential financial aid to students.

Carthage has launched the public phase of a $35 million fundraising campaign to position the College as a regional and national model.

The Science Center

The Carthage Fund

Internships and Experiential Learning

Endowed Scholarships

Our excellence in the natural sciences demands a facility to match.

Internships are a critical component of a student’s education in an increasingly competitive job market.

The Carthage Fund provides operational support for critical areas of campus, including financial aid, athletics, the arts, and undergraduate research.

Scholarships provide access to deserving students who otherwise would not be able to take advantage of a Carthage education.

Visit the campaign site to see how investing in these areas will open new doors of opportunity for the next generation of leaders.

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March 4 - 12

Christmas Festival

Alumni Event: Basketball and Pizza Night Tarble Arena

Seniors in the City Career Services and Alumni Relations Networking Event Chicago and Milwaukee

Carthage Theatre Presents New Play Initiative ‘The Breath of Stars’

January 9 Alumni Theatre Event: Broadway’s ‘NEWSIES’ Marcus Center, Milwaukee

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