Dominican Honor roll of donors 2015-2016

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TRUTH

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Uknighted We Walk Dominican seniors Lexi Meyer and Christian Schramka scoot ahead of the pack at KnightWalk 2016.

Photo by Spencer Smith

FROM THE PRESIDENT

President Leanne Giese and Board Chairman Brian Conole ’73

Dominican Family & Friends, What an amazing year for Dominican High School! Many incredible accomplishments were celebrated during the 2015-2016 school year, all of which were made possible because of your belief and continued support of the Dominican mission and five core values.

Throughout the past year, Dominican honored our newest graduates from the Class of 2016, celebrated an incredible 50th reunion with the Class of 1966, inducted members into our Athletic Hall of Fame and made history with our fifth consecutive WIAA boys basketball state championship. We also completed many facility improvements, funded through our highly successful Knight Vision Capital Campaign. This magazine is filled with Dominican highlights which we hope you will enjoy!

Of the many shining moments we experienced, celebrating Dominican’s 60th Anniversary was definitely one of the brightest. Our All School Reunion in August was a huge success and kicked off our new tradition of recognizing and honoring Dominican alumni. This event also brought back Dominican alumni who hadn’t been in the school for decades.

Their reaction to the renovations and thriving community of today was truly exciting to witness. Our 60-year journey has not always been an easy one. Dominican has endured the struggles felt by many Catholic education institutions, including declining enrollment, staff transitions and difficult financial times. Thankfully, your commitment and dedication to Dominican has kept us strong through the highs and lows. For that we are very grateful.

How do we guarantee another 60 years for Dominican? By carrying out our mission, ensuring effective leadership and following a clearly defined strategic plan. The Sinsinawa Dominicans, our sponsoring order, have already done their part by creating a Leadership Council comprised of lay representatives from each of their eight education institutions. This group of professionals will assist the sisters with the management and guidance of the schools in which they sponsor. John O’Connell, past parent and Dominican’s Corporate Treasurer, serves as our representative on this council. At Dominican High School, our Board of Directors and staff members have evaluated, reviewed and updated our Strategic Plan. It includes targeted objectives, strategies and measurements to ensure we remain steadfast and true to our mission.

We sincerely thank you for being part of Dominican High School during the past 60 years. We are confident that Dominican will continue to produce passionate and caring students, transformed through Catholic social teaching, to go out into the world and accomplish great things. We pray you will continue to partner with us as we move Dominican forward. Certainly, many great achievements are ahead for our Knights!

With a grateful heart,

Brian Conole ’73 Leanne Giese Board Chairman President Current Parent

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Catching History Dominican senior Corey Guy was a part of the Knights football team that became the first in school history to qualify for the WIAA football playoffs.

Photo by Dan Dujmic

IN THIS ISSUE

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Honor Roll of Donors

Dominican High School publishes the Honor Roll of Donors Magazine for alumni, past parents, current families and friends.

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CONTRIBUTORS Mary Sue Braun ’72 Lauren Cazares Emily Curley Leanne Giese Christine Hudak ’84 Claudia Martin Spencer Smith MAGAZINE DESIGN & LAYOUT Spencer Smith, Communications Manager PHOTOGRAPHY Indicated by photo credits CONTACT US Comments and address changes may be sent to: Dominican High School Attn: Spencer Smith 120 East Silver Spring Drive Whitefish Bay, WI 53217

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FEATURES

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CLASS OF ’66 50 TH REUNION

The Class of 1966 celebrated their 50th reunion over the summer, commemorating the occasion by donating an exterior sign on Lake View Avenue.

TIM HAGLUND MURAL

Dominican’s outer concourse has been transformed by an 48-foot mural created by artist and current parent Tim Haglund.

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ALUMNI AWARDS

Louie ’61 and Jean (Hamilton ’61) Maier and Amy Brown ’01 were the recipients of the inaugural Distinguished Alumni Awards.

WEIGHT ROOM UPDATE

After raising more than $35,000 at the Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, Dominican’s weight room received major upgrades.

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FINANCIAL SUMMARY

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GOLF OUTING & KNIGHTWALK

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ALUMNI UPDATES

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AUDITORIUM UPDATE

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DONOR HONOR ROLL

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UPCOMING EVENTS

(414) 332-1170 ext. 174 ssmith@dominicanhighschool.com ON THE COVER Dominican freshman Sunshine Tularnon at KnightWalk 2016.

Photo by Spencer Smith

Our Mission

To provide young adults with a co-educational, Catholic, college-preparatory experience based on the teachings of Jesus. Our faith-driven school community fosters spirituality and creativity, and encourages intellectual, social, physical and artistic development. We commission our students to develop a heightened sense of social responsibility and respect for human dignity based on the values articulated by our sponsoring congregation, the Sinsinawa Dominicans: Truth, Compassion, Justice, Community, Partnership.

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FINANCIAL SUMMARY 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT FINANCIAL SUMMARY Expenses 2015-2016

Income 2015-2016

Instruction, Student Activities & Administration - 62%

Tuition & Fees - 76%

Financial Aid & Scholarships - 16%

Contributions - 21%

Plant Operations - 15% Auxiliary Revenue & Miscellaneous Income - 3%

Admissions, Development & Marketing - 7%

Annual Giving 2015-2016

Knight Vision Campaign Giving

Alumni - 18%

Alumni - 23%

Current Parents - 15%

Current Parents - 14%

Past Parents - 28%

Past Parents - 38%

Grandparents, Friends of Dominican & Other - 11%

Grandparents, Friends of Dominican & Other - 9%

Corporations & Foundations - 28%

Corporations & Foundations - 16%

Board of Directors

2016-2017 Board of Directors and Officers Ida Androwich ’60 PhD, RN, FAAN Professor Emerita Loyola University Chicago

Brian Conole ’73 * Board Chair Senior Vice President Bank of America

Theresa Barry * Vice-President, Student Affairs Carroll University

John Desing * Financial Advisor Morgan Stanley

Louise Berg ’79 Co-Owner/Producer – Editor Life Productions, Inc.

Paul Engibous ’74 Assistant Professor, School of Dentistry Marquette University

Doug Brown Sr. Eileen Brynda, O.P. Pastoral Associate St. Kilian Parish

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Terry Flanagan ’74 Sales Executive Coldwell Banker Steven Gall * President Tri Par Oil Company

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Leanne Giese * President Dominican High School Daniel Gerlach ’06 Senior Actuarial Analyst LTCG Katie Mehan ’75 * Vice Chair Alisia Moutry, Ph.D Regional Director of Technical Assistance University of Kansas SWIFT Center Tim Murphy Arthur Phillips Special Counsel Foley & Lardner, LLP

Annemarie Scobey-Polacheck ’86 Director of Corporate Programs/ Corporate Responsibility Johnson Controls Peggy Stern * Executive Secretary Operations Consultant SAP Fieldglass Special thanks to our outgoing 2015-2016 board members Mark Darneider, Jr. ’06 Tom Murphy Jim Weatherly * Executive Members

Board Chairman Brian Conole ’73 and David Porter

Dickmann Lights Up Dominican Theater Dominican alumnus Ben Dickmann ’96 designs state-of-the-art lights for auditorium

In the summer of 2015, Ben Dickmann ’96, his sister Becky ’97 and their father Dave took a tour of the Knight Vision renovations happening at Dominican. While admiring the many upgrades in the theater, Ben noticed the lighting system was exactly the same as it was while he was part of Dominican’s Stage Crew in the 90’s. Ben knew immediately that this was the perfect way he could give back to his alma mater.

Dickmann (far left) and Bryn Van Beek ’97 (third from left) with members of Dominican’s Stage Crew in 1996..

After graduating from Dominican, Ben attended Valparaiso University, majoring in marketing. Continuing his passion that began at Dominican, his on-campus job was with the theater program working as master electrician and programmer. He landed an internship with Bandit Lites in Tennessee and was offered a position upon graduation. With Bandit Lites, he toured with bands, handling their concert lighting for a few years before moving into their marketing department. Ben accepted a marketing position with Martin Professional in Florida, but found the career of a lifetime at Chauvet Professional in product development and has worked there for the past 11 years.

Ben serves as a consultant with theater lighting directors, designing and developing actual market needs that are useful, reliable and affordable.

As a professional designer of lighting, Ben’s talents can be found in the lighting on

Broadway stages, in university theaters, and soon onstage at Dominican High School. He has been working very closely with longtime friend Bryn Van Beek ’97, Dominican’s Technical Director, and current parent, Mark Herzfeld as they designed a new lighting system for the theater.

Very soon, the Dominican theater in which Ben created so many wonderful high school memories, will be equipped with state-of-theart lights he designed. The lights that were chosen for Dominican will include models that will be some of the first off the production line. They are completely digital LED lights that will not produce as much heat as the old incandescent lights, leaving the stage cooler.

The lights have more color options than other LED’s, making it easier to change from color to color with fewer fixtures. They will be brighter, crisper and more focused, creating an aesthetically pleasing production environment.

“I am both proud and humbled to have the opportunity to be able to provide Dominican with theater lights that I designed. Never did I imagine that my involvement in Dominican’s stage crew would set the tone for my career. I enjoyed my time as a Dominican student and the life-long friends I made there,” Dickmann said.

A number of stage crew alumni were very excited to hear about this project and were looking for ways to get involved. Bryn was able to gather a handful of volunteer alumni to install all the wiring for the new lighting system instead of hiring an outside company.

This project would not be possible without the help of current parent, Mark Herzfeld and the wonderful Dominican alumni—Once a Knight, always a Knight!

If you are interested in helping with the installation, please contact Bryn at BVanBeek@DominicanHighSchool.com.

Board Member of the Year: David Porter The Dominican High School Board of Directors honored former member and past parent Dave Porter as the 2016 Board Member of the Year. Dave served on the board for nine years: 1989-1995 and 20012004 and held the position of Chairman for five years during his service. As a Senior Vice President for WE Energies, Dave’s business background and financial expertise helped move Dominican High School forward in many ways, including the creation of Dominican’s first teacher salary scale. Colleagues of Dave’s who served on the Dominican board alongside him described Dave as having high energy and excellent relationship-building skills. A fellow board chairman, Tom Fehring said, “Dave’s yearly budgeting process kept Dominican financially sound during some very tough years.”

Carol Roche, who served as Dominican’s President, worked directly with Dave.

She shared how wonderful and enjoyable Dave was to work with. She admired his commitment and dedication to the success of the school. As president of the school and chairman of the board, Carol and Dave organized a retreat at WE Energies for the entire Dominican faculty and staff. It was a huge hit with everyone and helped the school year get off to a fabulous start.

Dave and his wife Karen, who passed away in 2011, sent six of their seven children to Dominican; Anne ’86, Carolyn ’87, Maggie ’89, EJ ’93, Tom ’98 and Amy ’02. They were active current parents during the 10 years while their children attended Dominican, and both could be found volunteering at endless functions.

Dave and his family continue to participate in many Dominican events throughout the year including our yearly golf outings and auctions.

Dave is also the longest consecutive donor to Dominican High School; 34 continuous years!

Congratulations, Dave Porter! Dominican High School is grateful for your leadership, guidance and dedication.

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HARD AS NAILS, TOUGH AS BRICKS Class of 1966 Celebrates 50 Years and Raises over $16,000

The Class of 1966 began planning their 50th reunion over a year in advance with a team of enthusiastic committee members, determined to throw a party their classmates would always remember. This past August, over the course of a long weekend, their hard work culminated in a celebration honoring lifelong friendships that started at Dominican High School.

The reunion planning committee was eager to use this opportunity to reconnect with as many members of their class as possible. Using online resources and a network of classmates, they diligently updated the contact information for almost every 1966 Dominican graduate, making personal phone calls and sending handwritten notes to encourage old friends to attend the party. Their final RSVP list included 80 Class of ’66 alumni and four former Dominican faculty members, representing 18 states and Australia, making this 50th reunion one of Dominican’s most successful yet.

The party started on Friday, August 12th with a visit to where it all began. The class’s 50th Reunion coincided with Dominican’s 60th Anniversary

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and many alumni attended the school’s anniversary celebration held at Dominican that evening.

“Our 50th reunion was like a huge birthday party, where we ‘unwrapped’ the gifts of our 50-year history throughout the weekend,” committee member Mary Ellen Sweeney ’66 said.

On Saturday morning the Class of 1966 had the option of joining

“We appreciated the private tour of the school on Saturday morning,” Sweeney said. “It was not only a wonderful way to reminisce, but it also enabled classmates to proudly view the remodeled facilities and learn how Dominican has continued its faith-filled journey from 1966 to the present.”

A break in the afternoon allowed the alumni enough time to get ready for the main event, held at Ozaukee Country Club that evening where they reminisced and danced the night away!

In addition to The Class of ’66 donated $10,000 for the sign, which bears their class celebrating motto, “Hard as nails, tough as bricks, we’re the Class of ’66!”

50 years in their classmates for breakfast and style, the Class of 1966 decided a “Winkie’s Walk” on Silver Spring they wanted to give back to the Drive, a stroll down memory school where their memories and lane ending at Dominican High friendships began. A separate School for a tour of the school’s gift committee was formed to classrooms and new building lead this effort and after meeting renovations. with school leadership, the class took on the ambitious goal of

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raising $10,000 in order to install a monument sign on the north campus of the school grounds.

The sign, designed with a brick base, perfectly captures the class motto now inscribed on the dedication plaque: “Hard as nails, tough as bricks, we’re the Class of ’66!”

The ’66 graduates responded to this call for support with overwhelming enthusiasm and generosity, quickly raising the $10,000 needed to design and install the sign which now resides outside the north campus entrance. To date, the class has raised an additional $6,000 over their original goal, which they have designated to scholarship support. The gift committee has asked their classmates to consider supporting this class scholarship fund on an annual basis, going forward.

“I think we set what some might consider an aggressive goal,” gift committee member Tom Flanagan ’66 said. “What blew me away was that once the goal was met, more donations continued to arrive. I think we all recognize that this generosity reflects the influence that Dominican has had on our lives.”

Inaugural Distinguished Alumni Awards Presented

In conjunction with the celebration of Dominican High School’s 60th Anniversary, the school launched two Distinguished Alumni Awards which will honor graduates on an annual basis. This year’s inaugural recipients were acknowledged at Dominican’s 60th Anniversary Celebration on August 12, 2016.

The Distinguished Alum of the Year award recognizes a graduate who embodies the Dominican mission and five core values through professional, leadership or service achievements as well as through commitment to and support of the Dominican community. The Young Alum of the Year Award recognizes a graduate age 35 or younger with these same qualities.

2016 Distinguished Alumni of the Year Award Recipient

Louie ’61 and Jean (Hamilton ’61) Maier

Louie ’61 and Jean (Hamilton) ’61 Maier, high school sweethearts and members of Dominican’s second graduating class, have been involved and supportive of the school community almost as long as Dominican has been in existence.

Louie and Jean have consistently promoted Dominican while living in the Milwaukee area for the past 55 years. They have served on virtually every Dominican board including leadership positions on the Board of Directors, President’s Advisory Committee, Strategic Planning and most recently the Knight Vision Capital Campaign Steering Committee.

Together, Louie and Jean made the largest gift to the Capital Campaign.

They have promoted and supported countless athletic, theater and fundraising events not only as alums, but as current parents, past parents and now as grandparents.

Two of their children, David ’84 and Louie ’85, and their grandchildren, Calvin ’12 and Jacob Pannemann ’16, graduated from Dominican. Their granddaughter Lily is a member of the Class of 2020.They have also encouraged fellow Dominican graduates to stay connected through their organization and facilitation of reunion-focused events and have continued to spread the good news of Dominican throughout Wisconsin and their second favorite state of Florida.

“Louie and Jean are living examples of our Dominican mission and we are so honored to have them as members of our school community,” Dominican President, Leanne Giese, said.

2016 Young Alum of the Year Award Recipient Amy Brown ’01 followed her Dominican career by graduating in four years with a double Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and Management and Public Relations, Advertising and Applied Communication Amy Brown ’01 from University of St. Thomas. Afterward, Amy quickly rose in rank at Trade Press Media Group, now serving as their Director of Education, Conferencing and Membership.

“Dominican was a place where I really deepened my faith and was able to expand on the community service aspect that has stayed with me my whole life,” Amy said of her time at Dominican.

Over the past 15 years, Amy has remained involved at Dominican on an annual basis, supporting the school’s fundraising efforts as one of only four young alums in her age group to donate to the Knight Vision Capital Campaign, serving as the Solicitations Auction Chair and Silent Auction Set-Up Chair, and creating and leading organization efforts for the Young Alum Auction Benefit Party, an event which has grown to be a favorite at Dominican. Amy regularly attends the Crowley Golf Outing, the Auction and other school events throughout the year.

One of Amy’s nominators had this to say about her, “It is not uncommon for graduates to leave high school and never look back, give back or reconnect for several years, if any.

For Amy that connection has remained strong and she is truly a role model. Amy exemplifies all of the core values, especially that of community.”

NOMINATE DOMINICAN ALUMNI FOR THE 2017 AWARDS Dominican is now accepting nominations for the following distinctions, to be announced by June, 2017.

Distinguished Alum of the Year: Recognizes a graduate who embodies the Dominican mission and five core values through professional, leadership or service achievements as well as through commitment to and support of the Dominican community.

Young Alum of the Year: Recognizes a graduate age 35 or younger who embodies the Dominican mission and five core values through professional, leadership or service achievements as well as through commitment to and support of the Dominican community.

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Mural Captures Dominican’s Beauty Current parent Tim Haglund creates mural for renovated outer concourse

Dominican’s Knight Vision Capital Campaign brought several beautiful additions to the school including new administrative offices, a renovated main entrance and a new gathering area in the outer concourse, which included 480 square feet of blank white wall.

“That wall in the concourse area just beckoned for something,” current parent and artist Tim Haglund said.

As soon as the renovations were completed in August, 2015 it was clear that the updated outer concourse area was missing something. That’s where Tim came in.

Tim’s paintings can be seen all over the state of Wisconsin from the Whitefish Bay Library to hotels, health care facilities and private residences.

Tim was contacted to gauge his interest and determine the feasibility of the project. He knew it would be a massive undertaking because of

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the sheer size, but even more so, because he had to capture the essence of Dominican High School in a 10’ x 48’ space.

“We really wanted to make sure that this wall would represent the belief, the vision and the values of Dominican High School,” Dominican President, Leanne Giese said.

After meeting with different members of the Dominican community and staff, there was one common message that was conveyed: the mural needs to represent the five core values of the Sinsinawa Dominicans which are truth, compassion, justice, community and partnership.

With that in mind, Tim went to work on the mural in his studio, only appearing every so often to provide a sneak peak of his work to confirm that he was headed in the right direction.

After several months of work, Tim emerged with six separate motifs each with their own unique image and meaning. The motifs are separated by paintings of trees and on each tree is an

engraved scripture passage and a symbol from the Bible.

It is safe to say that the mural exceeded the expectations of everyone involved in the process.

“We’re hoping that our students develop a great appreciation for the time and talent that went into this. We’re hoping that it draws them in and makes them think about their own experience at Dominican,” Giese said.

There is no doubt that the mission of conveying Dominican’s five core values in the mural was accomplished.

“I wanted this work to be universal. As in, you always find something new in it. So if you are looking for truth, justice, community, partnership and faith, you will absolutely find it,” Haglund said.

Weight Room Facility Gets Lift Over $38,000 was raised for new equipment and facility upgrades

It is no secret that Dominican athletics have been trending up. In 2016 alone, the girls volleyball team hosted a playoff game for the first time in five years, the baseball team made a run in the playoffs, the football team made the WIAA playoffs for the first time ever, and of course the boys basketball team won its fifth-straight state title. To match the success on the field and court, Dominican is turning its focus to its athletic facilities.

Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, over $38,000 was raised for athletic renovations.

“We are very proud of what our teams have accomplished over the past few years,” Dominican Athletic Director Joseph Grady said. “Now it’s time for our facilities to reflect our athletic standards.”

With the exception of three new power racks that were purchased in 2004, Dominican’s weight room hasn’t seen any upgrades in several years. That all changed this summer. With the money that was raised at the Athletic Hall of Fame Ceremony, Dominican purchased several brand new items including: three power racks, three platforms, all new dumbbells, a treadmill, two glute ham machines, one functional trainer and new medicine balls, plyo boxes and TRX trainers.

In April, 2016, Dominican athletics took a huge step in making the idea of facility upgrades a reality. At the 2016 Athletic

Along with equipment, upgrades were also made to the room itself. The entire space received new paint and the hydro

room was re-painted and two stainless steel sinks were installed.

Beginning in the fall of 2016, a nationally certified strength and conditioning coach was hired to oversee the weight room four days a week after school.

The strength and conditioning coach is available to any student looking to create a personal work out, as well as to all Dominican coaches to create workout plans for their respective teams.

“The goal is to give our athletes the best possible opportunities to succeed at Dominican and this weight room renovation is a big step in that direction,” Grady said. “We are very grateful to everyone who contributed to this project and the positive impact it will have on our athletes and programs.”

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BILL CROWLEY SCHOLARSHIP GOLF OUTING

TEE-ING OFF FOR SUCCESS More than 110 golfers took to the fairways on August 15th at Ozaukee Country Club for the 33rd Annual Bill Crowley Scholarship Golf Outing. Golfers, plus an additional 50 guests, gathered for dinner as Dominican alumnus Kyle Feerick ’01 emceed the evening with an assist from current parent Joe Dolan as auctioneer.

the featured speaker and spoke about the impact a Dominican education can make, especially for students who might not otherwise be afforded the opportunity.

Dominican alumnus and boys basketball coach, Jim Gosz ’81 was

Save the date for next year’s golf outing, Monday, August 21, 2017.

Thanks to Event Sponsor, Global Freight Source and to all the donors, sponsors and guests, the event raised close to $50,000.

KNIGHTWALK 2016 Twenty years from now, what will students remember from their days at Dominican? A day like KnightWalk 2016. This longstanding A KNIGHTWALK TO REMEMBER tradition, a six-mile walk to kick off Homecoming week and raise funds for school took place on Friday, Twenty years fromactivities, now, what teacher, KatieSeptember Volcensek 16th and Dominican this year liketrounced none other.

The started with will students celebrated remember from Dean of day Students, a pep assembly where President Leanne Giese proudly announced their days at Dominican? A Vinnie Murray and Director of thatlike students and faculty had raised over $50,000.00!

After the walk, day KnightWalk 2016. This Admissions, Ben Weiler. students gathered to watch their favorite teachers perform silly stunts longstanding tradition, a six-mile in honor of off reaching the fundraising goal. you Faculty and staff played walk to kick Homecoming Thank to Event Sponsor egg roulette, got pies thrown in their face, and dyed their hair week and raise funds for Massage Envy and to our green.

In a rousing lip sync contest, Science teacher,supporters Katie Volcensek school activities, took place community Bayshore Dean of Students, MurrayBMO and Director of Admissions, ontrounced Friday, September 16th VinnieDental, Harris Bank, BenDominican Weiler. Thank you to this Event Sponsor Envy and to our and celebrated Dunkin’Massage Donuts, Jimmy John’s, community Dental, BMO Harrisfor Bank, Dunkin’ year like nonesupporters other. TheBayshore day and MathNasium partnering Donuts, Jimmy and MathNasium us to started with a pepJohn's, assembly with usfor to partnering offset eventwith costs. offset event costs.

But the biggest thanks goes to the hundreds where President Leanne The biggest thanks go to the of family, friends, and alums who contributed, us friends, to exceed our Giese proudly announced that hundredshelping of family, goal. Donations have continued pouralums in bringing our current total students and faculty had raised toand who contributed, to $59,000. generous made it aexceed record-breaking over $50,000!These After the walk, donations helping us to our goal.

KnightWalk but it’s the school spirit these students will never forget! students gathered to watch Donations have continued to their favorite teachers perform silly stunts in honor of reaching the fundraising goal. Faculty and staff played egg roulette, got pies thrown in their face, and dyed their hair green. In a rousing lip sync contest, science

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pour in bringing our current total to $59,000. These generous donations made it a recordbreaking KnightWalk but it’s the school spirit these students will never forget!

Going Out On Top Dominican’s senior class celebrates their powder puff win over the juniors during homecoming week.

Photo by Beth Manley

Honor Roll of Donors The names listed in this report reflect the donations received by Dominican High School from July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016. Every effort has been made to correctly list the names of our donors. Please notify the Advancement Office at 414-332-1170 ext. 170 with any changes so that we may promptly correct our records and please accept our sincerest apologies for any error.

Thank you for your support!

St. Dominic Society ($2,500 +) Recognizes donors who contribute gifts of $2,500 or more. This society commemorates the founder of the Dominican Order, St. Dominic.

Acoustech Supply, Inc. Abbott Laboratories Affiliated Clinical Services, Inc. Philip and Sandra Anderson Ida Androwich Souheil and Lisa Badran Bank Mutual Bank of America Charitable Foundation Greg and Louise Berg Barry and Joy Bowen Thomas and Sally Branigan Mary Sue Braun Douglas and Ann Marie Brown Amy Brown Michael Burr and Julie Warner Burr James and Judith Callan Canopies Events Michael and Nancy Carter Brian and Patricia Conole Thomas Cox Estate Mark and Julie Darnieder John and Jayne Desing Ricardo and Margaret Diaz Alice Dickmann David and Bonnie Dickmann David and Debbie Dlugopolski Gary and Susan Dlugopolski Robert and Julie Dlugopolski Timothy and Denise Dodge Thomas and Mary Domer Michael Drescher Dan and Desiree Dujmic John and Tamara Dunn Thomas and Carrie Eck Aly El-Ghatit and Theresa Barry Paul and Sara Engibous Erica P. John Fund Faith In Our Future Thomas and Suzan Fehring James and Joan Feiereisen Terence and Lynn Flanagan

Andrew and Janice Fleckenstein Patrick and Linda Foy David J. and Jane Frank Tony and Cara Fuller Steven and Vicki Gall George and Anna Clair Gaspar John and Carol Gerlach Daniel Gerlach James and Leanne Giese Andre and Kimberley Goode

John and Katie Mehan Mel’s Pig Roast Mark and Samantha Meyer Robert Mikulay Theodore J. and Lynne A. Moreau Thomas and Alison Murphy Tim and Michele Murphy Jessica Nast/Nast Foundation Northwestern Mutual Foundation

Paul and Marianne Scobey William and Annemarie Scobey-Polacheck Kathy Seidel Sensient Technologies Foundation, Inc. Marvin Sheevy Sinsinawa Dominicans Mary Elizabeth Stepanek James and Margaret Stern

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“For me Dominican offered more than just a great education—it was a community built on common values of faith, trust, support, and respect. Over the years I have watched Dominican continue to fulfill that mission of education and community to the next generation and we strongly wanted to be a part of that.”

Timothy Lantz ’95 Anthony and Jill Grueninger Tim and Kristin Haglund Jimmy John’s Tom Joerres and Jodi Siewert-Joerres John and Deborah Kiedrowski Peter Kudlata Timothy and Megan Lantz Anthony and Mary Linn James and Jean Linn Matthew and Patricia Linn Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation M&I Foundation, Inc. Louis and Jean Maier Ray and Dawne Manista Kenneth and Maureen Manning F. Patrick and Lori Matthews Michael and Sharon McClone

John and Patricia O’Connell Outdoor Lighting Construction Co., Inc. Richard and Mary Pesich Ray and Judith Pfarr Piekenbrock Family Foundation Thomas and Susan Popalisky Happy Popalisky Estate David Porter Harry Richard Quadracci David and Michelle Rindt Edward and Stephenie Ritger Robert W. Baird & Co. Foundation James and Ann Roche Stephen and Kristen Roche William and Carol Roche Alice Rozek Robert Sadler Jon and Jane Scherper

The Catholic Community Foundation The Price Foundation Charitable Trust The Windhover Foundation Kathleen and Frank Thometz Tri-Par Brian Varick and Jennifer McMahon-Varick We Energies Corporation Foundation James and Sherry Weatherly Jerry and Kim Weidmann Virginia Wheeler Wisconsin Lift Truck Corp.

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Fr. Mazzuchelli Circle ($2,499 - $1,000) Recognizes donors who contribute gifts of $2,499 - $1,000. This circle commemorates the founder of the Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters, Fr. Samuel Mazzuchelli.

Carl and Wendy Artman Stephen and Joanne Boettinger David and Patricia Bowen Jeanne Brossard Estate Alan and Traci Brown Gary and Mary Caravella Geoffrey Carter and Kris Williams Carter Catholic Financial Life James Cope and Mary Louise Mussoline Stephen and Martha Cushman Thomas and Cathy Czech David Hobbs Honda Robert and Mary Jane Denton DHS Fine Arts Booster Club Michael and Kristina Drehobl James and Ardith Drescher James and Jeanne Duffy Essam and Christina Elsafy William and Kim Engibous Essential Industries Thomas and Mary Evslin

Feerick Funeral Home Anne Marie Finley Anita Fleisch Edward and Angela Foy Peter and Lezlee Foy Jeff and Molly Garwood John Grasso Philip and Ellen Halley Henry and Susan Hamilton III Robert and Christine Hau Herbert H. Kohl Charities, Inc. Michael Heyer Steven Hoelter and Catherine Brenk Hoelter Genie Hoy Todd and Anne Huffman Robert and Kathleen Jablonowski William and Carol Kadrich Margaret Kasch Dane and Katherine Kasper Patty Kavemeier Susan Ketterhagen Knights of Columbus - IC Council

Mark Konewko and Simonetta Milli Konewko Kevin and Brenda Kozinski James and Barbara Lijewski Marlene and William Listwan John and Jennifer Luy Massage Envy Spa Andrew and Judith McDonagh Paul and Carol McInerny Mark and Mary McMullen Peter and Maria Jose Mullaney John and Ellen Murphy Douglas Nickel and Mary Ann Nicoud Andrew and Lisa O’Connell Chris and Dena Ottaway David and Anne Pagel Ann Marie Palmisano, O.P. Joseph Palmisano Arthur and Denise Phillips Harry and Nancy Polacheck Earl and Laura Porter Robert and Margaret Puls

Joseph and Anne Rice Robert and Martha Trussell Family Foundation Anthony and Elizabeth Rojahn Walter and Rita Rojahn Michael and Jeanne Schmitz Andrew Schneider Kevin and Carol Schuele Andrew Selep and Mary Otterson David and Kathleen Smith Thomas and Sharon Stoffel Steven and Sharon Strachota Michael Taylor and Ann Setterlun Dana Terracina Craig and Tami Titus Greg and Cindy Uhen David and Meg Vartanian Arnis and Shelley Vecitis Thomas and Mimi Walton Gregory Ward Catherine Young Staci Young

St. Catherine of Siena Society ($999 - $500) Recognizes donors who contribute gifts of $999 - $500. This society commemorates the Dominican saint, Catherine of Siena.

Alton and Gail Adams Daniel and Mary Aschenbrener Aspen Medical Aesthetics & Laser Clinic ATI Physical Therapy The Bailey Team/Barb Bailey and Bridget Bailey Behrens Peter Bandettini and Whipada Ingkanisorn Beer Capitol Distributing Co. David and Anne Braaten Branigan Communications Bud and Mary Brauer Michael and Margaret Brauer Michael and Kathleen Brondino Christine Brown Pamela Buckley J. David and Elizabeth Carroll John and Joan Conroy Richard and Patricia Cosentino Timothy and Kathryn Cox Sheldon and Celeste Cuffie Kevin Paul and Emily Curley Turner and Linda Dean John Deinlein Ted Dentice Mary Desing Norman DesMarais Diversified Insurance Solutions Kevin and Pam Egan Gary and Connie Fait

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Michael and Mary Fletcher Robert and Merridith Frediani Frank and Cheryl Galka William and Carol Gehl Daniel and Amy Groh Bryan and Karen Gruenewald James and Lynn Hagerty Dorothy Halpin Donald and Gail Hanley Robert and Heidi Hanley Michael and Linda Hanson Vicky Hanson Gregory and Kristen Hobbs Robert and Carolyn Hoeller Phillip and Holly Hoffmann Donna Holscher Robert and Louise Horning Terence and Holly Hoy Jullane Jackson Nancy Jacobsen Jeff Sports, Inc Johnson Controls Christopher and Linda Johnson Andrew and Sally Kadrich Matthew and Lynn Kiedrowski Thomas and Katie Kister Robert and Teresa Klug Jamie and Mary Kowalski Jonathan and Maggie Kowalski Michael Krippendorf and Dorothy Noyes

DOMINICAN HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Mark and Maureen Krueger Larry and Marian Krupicka Roseann Lachenmann Anthony and Virginia Law Mary Ann Lepak Jennifer L. Lisiak Peter and Carol Loehr Jack and Beth Manley Arthur and Mary Margaret Marquis Mathnasium - The Math Learning Center Phillip and Sheila Mattix Diane Meredith Richard and Gwendolyn Miller Milwaukee Bucks Susan Mischler Mount Mary College Murphy Marketing Research Tim and Susanne Nettesheim Eamonn O’Keeffe and Rebecca Jones Ozaukee Country Club Rev. John Paczesny Craig and Julie Pannemann Thomas Pauken and Michael Laliberte Barbara Pelton Brad and Alicia Phillips Charles Pignotti and Lisa VandenHeuvel

Racine Danish Kringle Patrick and Mary Reardon Mark and Christine Rice William and Margaret Rinehart Rockwell International Corp.

Peter and Jennifer Sara Robert and Elizabeth Sather Kathleen Sell Wayne and Elizabeth Simono John and Corinne Steinmiller Jean Stewart Denise Stimac-Kohnke Harry and Barbara Stratton Craig and Susan Supanich Mary Ellen Sweeney Target-Take Charge of Education The Lisa & Bob Aiken Foundation Thrivent Financial Lawrence and Kathleen Tutewohl U.S. Bancorp Foundation Mark and Yvonne Wagner Nell Maier Wegmann Benjamin and Stephanie Weiler Adam and Lee-Ann Wiensch Richard and Kathleen Wirtz Wisconsin Kitchen Mart Mark Zaborske Rick and Rosalie Zehner Denis and Karen Zyszkiewicz

Dominican Partner ($499 - $250) Recognizes donors who contribute gifts of $499 - $250.

Allen Edmonds Shoe Corp.

Atlas Transit Inc Ester Azcueta Thunder Barrett Karl-Heinz Barth Thomas and Jeanne Batchelor Dennis and Barbara Bianconi Gregg and Nancy Blumenberg BMO Harris Bank Margaret Brockway Doug and Lynn Brown Glen and Dena Cahala Anthony and Corrine Coffey James and Linn Collis Corporate Leasing Associates Michael W. Crowley Barbara Dineen Joseph and Karen Dolan James and Candace Domach John Dombeck and Catherine Friel-Dombeck Daniel Drewek Michael and Catherine Dunn Ferrante’s Restaurant Janet Ferrici Todd and Laura Fischer Thomas and Marcia Flanagan Michael Foy John and Gabrielle Franke Jeffrey and Michele Franklin Matthew and Melissa Freeman Robert and Rhonda Friday Nathaniel Friday Stewart and Kathleen Friend John and Teresa Gallo George J. Gaspar, Jr. David and Dara Gnadt Robert and Joan Gozdziewski Robert Greenya and Maire Mills-Greenya Alejandro and Alicia Guijosa Jack and Susan Hale Michael and Lana Harrington

Mark and Patrice Herzfeld John and Kathleen Hickey Jon and Doris Horn Peter and Patricia Huck Christine Hudak Douglas and Mary Hudson IBM Foundation Mark and Margaret Jelacic Paul and Barbara Johnson

M3 Insurance Solutions Inc Robert Maddox and Katherine Hirschboeck Louis and Trenny Maier Katheryn Maier Marcus Hotels and Resorts Ted and Claudia Martin Kenneth Miller and Shelly Sheridan Miller

Joseph and Patricia Seelman Robert and Barbara Senzig James and Denise Shaw William and Theresa Shaw William Richards and Marjorie Shea Kelly and Thomas Sneed Willard and Mary Sorenson Terry and Linda Sorgi

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“Dominican has brought out the best in me, especially my ability to be a leader. I love this school and the person it has helped me become.”

Willie Mitchell IV ’17 St. Monica School

Jonco Industries, Inc. Sondra Jordan Brian and Kate Jurgens John Kendall Don Kern David and Michelle Kirtley Knights of Columbus Knowledge Edge Paul and Joann Kosaian Anton Kovochich Paul Lamarre Fr. Stephen Lampe Daniel and Karyn Leitner James Lemont James and Marianne LeTart David and Nora Lewis Anthony and Krista Linn Peter and Kelly Linn Thomas and Patrice Linn John Lipscomb Paul and Donna Lipscomb Barbara Lohr

Christopher and Joan Moroder Dan and Pamela Mueller NEXT Electric, Inc Northern Trust Philip and Holly O’Brien Robert and Sheila O’Keef John and Patricia O’Neil Orange Shoe Personal Fitness Joan Palen Matthew and Tirzah Peterson Phil Tolkan Leasing Co. James and Ann Piatt John and Dorothy Piatt Pioneer Pet Products Gary and Mary Refinski Scott and Cecelia Richardson Rinehart, Scaffidi & Mathews Thomas and Kristine Ryan Jeff and Sheila Schaetzke Norman and Mary Schardt John Schmitt Thomas and Christine Schumacher

STAT Temporary Services, Inc. Robert and Mary Steggert Carla Stern John and JoEllen Stollenwerk William and Judy Tetu Ken and Laurie Theiler Kenneth and Ann Thorn Christian Tomsey Total Cleaning Systems Todd and Christine Townsend Steve Trick UbreakIfix MaryAnn Vance John and Mary Lee Walloch Terence and Jane Walsh Wells Fargo & Company Robert and Mary Ellen White Wisconsin Athletic Club William and Michelle Wong Julia Wren Michael A. Wright Alice Wycklendt

Support Dominican Through Planned Giving The David Becker Society was established to recognize individuals or families who have included Dominican High School in their estate planning. David Becker was a member of the Class of 1976 who left Dominican a generous portion of his estate.

A charitable bequest to Dominican not only furthers your lifetime commitment to our school, but also provides significant tax benefits. Please contact the Advancement Office at (414) 332-1170 ext. 172 to learn more about planned giving at Dominican High School.

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Knights Club ($249-$100) Recognizes donors who contribute gifts of $100 - $249.

Susan Abraham Ace Hardware Patricia Algiers Robert and Anne Anderson Philip and Louise Areddia Paulette Auclair Edgar and Remedios Azcueta Michael and Erin Baginski David and Eileen Baldus Samuel and Adeline Barosko Charleen Barry Martha Barry Andrew Baszynski and Mary Drost Clare Bauer John Baumgartner Neal and Carolyn Baumgartner Valentine and Mary Beth Baumgartner David Baxa Margy Behling Nicole Behling Carl and Alyce Biancuzzo Blamer’s Auto Repair, Inc. Bonnie Bloomquist Thomas and Robynne Boehm Elizabeth Boemer Michael and Lisa Borkoski Patricia Branigan John and Shelley Brannan Brass Monkey Pub Robert and Elizabeth Breckner Michael Breitlow Margaret Ann Brennan, O.P. Rick and Mardi Bridich Bright Beginnings Children’s Center Catherine Bronikowski Darryl and Joanne Brooks Doreen Brown James and Barbara Brown Bunzel’s Meats James and Jeanne Burke Mark and Margaret Cain Michael and Catherine Canning Care-a Lotta JoAnn Cava Greg and Ellen Cernjar Mary Chandler Gary and Ruth Chudzinski George and Elizabeth Cleveland Ligeia Collins James Mark and Mary Connelly Robert Connors Robert and Maureen Conway Joseph and Holly Cortese Al Costigan Frank and Nancy Crivello William and Anne Crowley Betty Curtis Joeann Daley, O.P. Joan Davis

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David and Bernice DeBoer Keric and Gloriann DeChant Ryan Dlugopolski John and Jean Donovan Ralph Drees Leon and Rose Dunst Elite Sports Clubs Elle and Company Bret Eulberg Sr. Mary Ewens Katherine Falk Michael and Anne Falk Patrick Farrelly Robert and Betty Fazen Jim and Carol Lee Ferrero Scott and Kelly Fetherolf Robert and Nancy Fetherston Carol Fischer Tim and Robin Flatley Ralph Fleege Megan Fletcher Brian and Gwen Folmer Carol and Edward Foss

Daniel Hoeller J. David Hoeveler Paul and Doreen Holland Thomas and Mary Holton Gregory and Mary Holub Francis and Jane Hopp Hospitality Democracy House of Harley-Davidson House of Roth Cleaners Kenneth and Regina Howard David Hudak Mark and Barbara Halaska Phil and Johanna Hunsaker Dorothy Hunt Anthony and Colleen Impellitteri Jeff and Heather Imsdahl Derrick and Shanee Jenkins James Johnson and Patricia DeChant Patrick and Linda Johnson Joseph and Kellyann Jones Thomas and Maria Jostad Kathleen Kale

Ellis and Yvette Landau Alejandro Lara Christopher and Margaret Leary Ronald and Margaret Leonhardt Patricia and Michael LePak Lisa Lewein Libby Montana Joanne Lidicker Warren and Candace Lillund James and Jane Lipscomb William Lipscomb Little Switzerland Ski Hill Jian and Nianhong Liu David and Ellen Loring Anthony and Ruth Lucas Nelson and Jennifer Luna Dan Madigan John and Marie Makal Kevin and Bridget Malone Tracy Martinez Peter D. McBride III Patrick and Georgia McCanna Tim McDaniel and Diane Duarte

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“The small, family-like atmosphere at Dominican made the transition from middle school to high school easy for me. The challenging academics throughout my four years has prepared me for college. I’m ready because of Dominican!”

Angel True-McGinnis ’17 Catholic East Elementary

Andrea Frankenberry Martin and Julie Frinzi Robert and Gladys Gall Maureen Gallagher Mary Gehr Victor and Catherine Getson Ralph and Lisa Glatzel Grapes and Tastes Kathleen Griffin Sue Grueninger Joan Gucciardi Joseph and Terri Guenthner Paul and Susan Hagerty Christine Halbur Dawn Hansen Peter and Mary Lou Hansen Jerome and Catherine Harrison LeRoy and Alma Hatton Jane Haugen Patricia Haugh Stephen and Mary Hessel Karen Hill Laquitha Hinton Eric and Brenda Hobbs Mark and Kathleen Hochschild

DOMINICAN HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

James and Geraldine Kallas Stephen and Kathleen Keane Michael and Pamela Keller Peter and Katherine Kelly Ross and Kari Kemppainen Anne Kendall Leon and Nancy Kendall Stanley and Ann Kenwood Glen and Denise Kessinger Bryce Kiefer Michael Kiefer and Peggy Weber Heidi Kiesler Mary Kinateder Mark and Praphassorn Kirst Robert F. Kirst James and Mary Kirtley Eric and Annette Klingspohn Leroy and Marie Konrath Herbert and Carol Kretzer Paul Krippendorf Brian and Mary Krueger Michael and Carol Kryzanek Amy Krzykowski Frederick and Roxanne Kuss James and Beth Lambrecht

Kevin and Andrea McNamara Daniel Meissner and Mary Louise Buley-Meissner Perry and Mary Menos Men’s Wearhouse Bayshore Darrell Mergen Brian and Aeri Miller Milwaukee Admirals Milwaukee Film Festival Jeff and Mary Mirasola Brian and Kerry Mitchell Aoife Moloney Cervando and Norma Mondragon Morris Group, Inc Andre Moses and Dion Racks Rodney and Alisia Moutry John and Patricia Mueller Robert and Mary Mulcahy L.C. and Gertrude Muldrew MaryAnne Mullaney Dennis Murphy John and Amy Murphy Reza and Kerry Namin Nancy Hahn Hair Design Nehrings Sendik’s on Oakland

Knights Club ($249-$100) Recognizes donors who contribute gifts of $100 - $249.

Eric and Suzanne Nelson Jeff and Maureen Newcomb-Sadler Kathleen Newell Christopher and Maureen Nichols Philip Noche Christina Novak Ron Nowodzelski Kathleen O’Brien Timothy O’Connell Patrick O’Connor Kathryn O’Keef Harvey and Aida Padek Daniel and Patricia Palkovic Patricia Palmer Sally Pandl Steven and Monnine Parnitzke Jose Perez and Iris Pagan William Peterson Janet Petesch Michael and Joanne Piotrowski Piper Jaffray Sara Plach L.T. and Tita Plouff Thomas Pritchard Thomas and Deborah Putnam Chris and Elizabeth Quinlan Paul and Sandra Radice Lisa Raeber-Cox Douglas and Jeanniene Rakowski Margaret Rautmann Edward and Barb Refinski Robert and Helen Reichert Theodore Ressel and Kelly Ressel John and Nancy Reuter Mark and Christine Rice Michael and Patricia Richardson Michael and Mary Rick David Roberton John and Betsy Roberts Charles and Arlene Roche John and Lisa Roche W. David and Carol Roche Holly Roge Ken and Beth Rouse Michael and Caitlin Ruhl

Timothy and Karen Rydquist Joel Tijerina and Martha Ibarra Martha G. Welton Mark Santacrose and Joseph and Marian Topp Michael and Deborah Whittle Margaret Fiorenza Sara Topp Whyte, Hirschboeck, Dudek, SC Danielle Santori Allan and Julie Trafton Jeff and Michele Wiberg Thomas and Patricia Savage Makini Triplett Danny and Valerie Williams Joseph and Sharon Schaefer United States Attorney’s Office Tom and Mary Winslow Patrick Schelble and Fred and Kathy Van Hecke John and Stacey Wirth Sarah Callan Scott and Laura Van Why Steven and Ingela Wisth Thomas Schimmels Lily Vartanian Robert and Lynne Wolfe JP Schloegel Michael Vebber Theresa Wollersheim Robert and Mary Schmidt Visual Image Photography Thomas and Lorrie Wollersheim Henry and Karen Schneider Mary Schramm Bernard and Judith Schreiner Timothy and Linda Schulman Betsy Schwind David and Pamela Scott John Scott Catherine Seelman Sendik’s Food Market Mary Lou Shanahan Michael Shaw Joan Sherlock Michael and Lisa Sherlock Leona Sherrod Gene Shields Daniel and Margaret Shillinglaw Carol Shipley Bryan and Sue Siewert Steven and Mary Sue Simon Jerry and Christine Skopek Derse Smith Todd Jennifer Cox Stead Sonje Kozinski ’17 & Joey Mitchell ’18 perform in Dominican Theatre’s fall one-act Strider.

Frank and Jane Steck Photo by Christian Tomsey James and Kim Stewart Scott Stieg and Monica Jablonski Arthur Voellinger Worzella Photography, Inc. Mary Stryck Joseph and David and Kathy Wyatt Stuck Wood Works, Inc. Catherine von Schwind Alex and Patricia Yarmulnik Summit Investment Barbara Wagner Joseph and Agnes Young Management, Ltd. Alice Wagner Paul and Kathleen Zabala Travis and Amy Suss Fritz and Cindy Wallner Michael and Rosanna Zaffiro Neal Sutrick Andrew Walloch Christopher and Jennifer Zanger Gary and Tami Sweeney Sarah Currie Walters Nicholas and Jean Zanoni Thomas and Susan Tavolier Peter and Virginia Ware Thomas Zeinert John and Diane Tees Justin and Amy Watzka Joseph Zingsheim Lawrence Theiss Christopher and Lynn Weege Robert and Tracy Thomas Laura Weiler Donald and Cheryl Thurow Chris and Nicole Welter

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Friends of Dominican (Up to $99) Recognizes donors who contribute gifts of up to $99.

Mickey and Meg Ahalt Linda Ahrens Kathleen Albrecht Juan and Acleotilde Alcantara Amazon Smiles Foundation David and Ellen Amoroso Edward Androwich Eric Antrim Russell and Vivian Antrim Armbruster Jewelers Joseph and Erin Arndt Patricia Ash Theodore and Sue Baginski Mary Baker Edward and Carol Bangs Thomas Barnes Mary Barry Faith Bartz Ralph and Janice Basile Howard and Barbara Baszynski Nancy Behr Bel Canto Chorus Kurtis and Allison Belongea

Ligeia Collins-Ivory Hector Colon Patrick and Michele Connell Kathleen Connelly Kathryn Conole Kevin and Christine Conway Judith Cookle Ann Copps Thomas and Robin Corozza Ryann Counce Pat Cox Dorothy Crawford-Fischer Miguel and Sol Crespo Ben Crevensten Terry Crevensten Wanda Crews Laura Croysdale John Cullinane William Curtis Christine D’Amato Mark and Maura Darnieder David Haase’s Hair Emporium Lee and Sarah Davis Thomas and Shirley Davis Barbara Delforge Sal Dentice Jennifer Dewan Darrell and Sandra Dobbs Kyle and Moira Donovan Maria Dorival Jacob Drehobl Robbyn and Kris Dublinski Phillip and Anne Duffy Joseph Duginski Maria Louisa Duran Mary Eckenrod LaVern and Mary Jo Ehlert Christine Eldredge Eleta Salon Mark Ellenbecker Rosanne and John Elliott Robert and Katherine Emery Barbara Enes Greg and Barbara Enes Members of Dominican’s Knight Life team welcome freshmen to their orientation day. Joyce Ennis Photo by Spencer Smith Michael and Susan Eoloff Timothy Erdmann Kathleen Belshaw Amadou Camara Terry Ervin Jillane Bennett Ingrid Campbell Kevin Falk Barbara Beres Christine Carbery Richard Fehring George and Mary Jo Bichler Diane Cash Daniel Fernandez Michele Biety Tom and Cynthia Casserly Festa Italiana Roy and Kathy Binder Thomas Cassidy Edward and Diane Fink Debra Bixby JoAnn Cava David and Kristin Firer Jack and Mary Pat Bleier Rosemary Cavaluzzi Caitlin Flanagan Warren and Cheryl Bohn John and Barbara Ceaman Michael Flanagan Gema Boone Charles Allis/Villa Pat Flanagan Bosley on Brady Restaurant Terrace Art Museums Janet Flessas Lee and Suellen Brahm-Mueller David and Jenifer Christensen Robert and Tracy Flood Kevin Brauer Chris and Mary Christner Tina Flores Mary C. Braun City Tins Daniel Fortney Ned and Aileen Braun Jeanette Coleman James Fortney

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Breadsmith of Whitefish Bay John and Robin Breidenbach James and Mary Brennan Jeanne Bronikowski Marlo Bronikowski Alan Brown Eugene and Joankelly Brown Jeff Brown Kevin and Gail Brown Larry Brown Louise Brown Chad Bruce Larry and Susan Brumm Suzanne Bruner Scott and Martha Budnowski Russell Bula Nongluk Buranabunyut Donald and Mary Pat Burkel Nancy Burns Christopher Burton Sonya Butler Dorothy Butz Amelia Callan

DOMINICAN HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Mary Foster Daniel and Jodi Fox Patrick and Katie Foy John and Helene Frank Richard Frank Walter Frank Pat Franz Lisa Fredrickson Jonathan and Amber Friday Carl and Mary Fuda Harrison Gall Gerald and Melvina Gall Jose and Carmen Maria Galvan Mary Gardner Demet Robert and Rachel Garry Gary and Kathleen Gaszak Patrick and Patricia Geary German Fest Joseph and Pamela Gerrity Maureen Gerrity Kris Giesa Tim Giese Kristin Gilliland Jennifer Gladney James and Mary Lou Glasl Patricia Gollhardt Jones Paul and Patricia Gondek Elizabeth Gonring Katherine Gonring Dorothy Ann Gosenheimer Donald and Fritzi Gosz Kathleen Greb Burton and Jennifer Green Charles Greer Frank Greguska Finley and Felicity Gresnick William and Christine Griffith Kathy Groleau Don and Kate Gruning William and Judith Guilfoil Allan and Carolyn Guyet Jon and Gloria Hafemann Thomas and Margaret Hafner Shannon Hageman Thomas and Teresa Halbur Sherlena Hale Robert and Margaret Hamill Kevin and Mary Hanifin John Hanley Harley Davidson Museum John and Susan Harrington Dick and Joan Hartman Harvey’s Central Grille Lorraine Hastings Timothy Hathaway Denis and Janice Hauf Thomas Heinrich Doris Heiser William and Linda Helmin Lou Henneck Rev. Jerome Herda Tyler Hetchler

Friends of Dominican (Up to $99) Recognizes donors who contribute gifts of up to $99.

Hi Hat Lounge Patrick Higgins Patrick Hill Char Hinton Amanda Hoerter Richard Hoffmann Rose Marie Hoffmann Steve and Jane Hoffman Paul Holland Derrick and Venus Holmes Rebecca Holmes Chris Horejs Stephen and Celeste Horvath Nick and Samantha Hostert Donald Hoyt Keith and Susan Imm Indian Summer Fest, Inc. Irish Fest Foundation, Inc. Diana Ittner David Jablonowski Patricia Jablonowski Jill Jackson Cora Janus Teri Janz Robert and Mary Jauch Moriah Elise Jefferson Kathryn Jones Gacoby and Latoya Jones Sherri Jordan Todd and Margaret Jordan Jose’s Blue Sombrero Scott and Patricia Joslin Inez Jurgens Just Kidding Michael Kaczmarek Margaret Kahn Ann Keenan Albert Keller Zach Keller Tom and Dee Kemppainen Paul and Ann Kessenich Rev. Timothy Kitzke Mary Lu Kjer Karen Kleman Dave and Elizabeth Kluesner Jerry and Zoe Knudtson Nathan Knuth and Sarah Keller LeRoy and Susan Konczal Jerome and Dianne Kozinski Marjorie Kreuser John and Mary Kuhnmuench Christopher and April Kuss Judy Lade Lakefront Brewery Rosemary Landry Jedd and Erica Lapid Yahaim Lara Larry’s Market Dennis and Mary Laudon Mary Evalyn Leisle Eric Leonard and Adrienne Parsons

Levy Restaurants Karen Lewis Louis Licari and Alyce D’Amato Licari Frank Ling and Nancy McLaughlin Colleen Linn Richard and Janet Lipscomb Steven Loehr

Milwaukee Public Museum Milwaukee Repertory Theatre Milwaukee World Festival Meg Milway Darren Mitchell Kerry Mitchell Lisa Mitchell Hattie Monroe Richard and Karen Moreau

Jeffrey Padovano Jose and Iris Pagan Madeline Pagel Cynthia Palabrica Lloyde and Catherine Palmer Andreana Parker Bruce Parlier Matthew and Sarah Parlier Paula Patoka

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“The best part of Dominican is the wonderful feeling of family. No school does this better than Dominican, and I love it here!”

Paola Camarillo ’19

Notre Dame School of Milwaukee Brian Long Brian and Kathleen Long Craig Long Carol Long Suzanne Lorentz, O.P. Carl and Krystal Love Ron Lueschow Judith Lutz James Luy Lynden Sculpture Garden Margaret Major Malm & LaFave, S.C. Erik and Judith Martin Mike and Jeanne Martin Richard and Mary Ann Mathews Marsha Mathy Richard and Kathleen Matter Carolyn Mays Paul Navine and Ellen McBride Cecilia McCaigue Marguerita McClain Teresa McCormick Colleen McMahon James and Despina Mehail Barbara Mehigan Sandra Melcher Men’s Room Barbershop Daniel and Katherine Meyer Gary and Janice Meyer Mary Meyer Michael R. Stolz Insurance Michael Michaud KJ and Karen Michel David Mikesell David and Janann Miller Gwen Miller Paul and Nancy Mills Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Milwaukee County Parks Milwaukee County Zoo

Marc and Susan Moroder Michael and Barbara Mortl Jeff Moser Laurie Moser Michael and Laurie Moser Richard Moser Mary Moye Glenn Mueller John and Carol Mueller Julie Mueller Keith and Jennifer Mueller Steve and Chris Mulligan Connie Murphy Dennis and Mary Murphy Lawrence Myles Emily Naczek Willie and Debbie Nance Paula M. Nelson-Hooker Neroli Salon & Spa Daniel and Mary Nettesheim Mike and Paula Neumann Ward and Nancy Neumer Thanh Nguyen and Christine Fredrick Pat Nicholson Don Noel and Sally O’Connor North Shore Pet Connection Jane Novak Susan Nuccio Rebecca Oettinger John and Ann O’Hara Gerardo and Pamela Oliva Joseph and Tara O’Neill Katie O’Neil Maggie O’Neil Allen and Catherine Onopa Oriental and Downer Theaters Yolanda Oviedo Cornell Owens Pabst Mansion

Carmela Peot Douglas and Tracey Petesch Jean Robert Petnkeu Jody Pfarr Anderson Toni Pharm Joan M. Piatt Katy Picciolo Margaret Pierotti Dave and Natalie Piraino Richard and Lila Piraino Dan and Margaret Platten Dave and Karen Poellmann Kate Poellmann Laura Poellmann Leigh Poellmann Blake and Kathleen Porter Markez Prewitt Lindsey Price PS Capital Partners Joseph Puccinelli Constance Pukaite Judith Pykare Racine Art Museum Lee Raines James and Rena Ranger David and Wendy Rapp Christina Reardon Gail Refinski Ralph Reichert Rod and Jane Reilly Sherry Renk Andrew and Megan Renner James Reutter Jed Rice Aaron and Tiffany Rindt Marissa Riordan Leslie Roberts Evelyn Robles Linda Robles Bruce and Vicki Roehsner

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Friends of Dominican (Up to $99) Recognizes donors who contribute gifts of up to $99.

Shalon Rogers-Metcalf Catherine Rose Paul and Joan Rosenberg Ruby Tap Michael and Anne Marie Runde Miguel Saavedra Paul Sagan and Lisa Lesjak Salon Cheveux Linda Sanders James and Margaret Sankovitz Patrick Sankovitz Richard Sankovitz and Katie West John Santori Deanne Santori Puryear Saz’s State House Bruce Schadow and Patricia Teik Robert and Angela Schallhorn Robert and Karen Schams Peter Schelkun Dolores Schieffer Cynthia Schindler Schlitz Audubon Nature Center Marjorie Schlosser Margaret Schmalfelt Robert and Margaret Schmidt Mark and Colleen Schmitz James and Sharon Schneider Mary Schneider Carsten and Jacqueline Schnese Barb Schramka Eugene and Ellen Schramka Kevin and Lori Schramka Susan Schramka Glenn and Trinny Schumann William and Cheryl Schwartz

Steven Seyfert David Shaw John and Kathleen Sheeley Catherine Shepard William and Carol Shoulders John Schueler and Ruth Sieber Marni Simmons John and Margaret Skocir

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Jack and Maria Van Dyke Jane Van Why Michael and Georgia Varney Sr. Dorothy Victor Juan Villalobos and Norma Sanchez John Wagner Christopher and Jamie Wahlen

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“Dominican was good to me when I needed it and so giving is just paying it forward. I would invite anyone from my era, if they have not already, to visit. You will find examples abound of DEDICATION (teachers), KINDNESS & PRIDE (everyone), and true real world DIVERSITY of cultures, thoughts and talents all UNIFIED in the most powerful way possible: by EXAMPLE. So, give it some thought and if nothing else, put Dominican in your will. Some deserving kids will have a better life because you did.”

Michael Drescher ’75 Thomas and Barbara Slater John and Margaret Slattery Jim W. Sloane Deysha Smith-Jenkins Jasmine Nicole Smith Shalisa Smith Spencer Smith Walter and Donna Smith Orrin Snyder and Karen Gerrity Susan Snyder and Ann Gorman Nereyda Solis Ocon

Dominican girls volleyball preparing for its homecoming game vs. Brown Deer.

Claudia Schweitz Beverly Scott Jim and Mary Seewald Frederick and Anne Seidel Russel and Carole Setterlun

Square One Art Glass Josey St. Louis Steve and Linda St. Onge Annie Stabler Mitchell Stanford James and Agnes Stearns The Stefanidis Family Jeffrey Steffes

Solly’s Restaurant Carolanne Sottile Christopher and Karen Spahn Jennifer Speed Greg and Jodi Spoden

DOMINICAN HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Kurt and Diana Stellhorn Ashley Stern Tammie Stimac Susan Stinson JoAnn Stoecker Phil and Andrea Stollenwerk Stone Creek Coffee Laura Stratte Dale and Pat Streeter Michael and Grace Stroik J.M. Strom Brian and Magdelena Stroud Howard and Joanne Struebing Ann Suhaysik Michael and Carol Sullivan Ann Szeflinski William and Kathryn Szeflinski Roberta Tacke Michael and Susan Tannel Sheila Taphorn Suzanne Teller The Work Room Jay and Lynn Theilacker Bernadette Thompson Moe Thompson John and Janice Topczewski Emily Topp Tosa Yoga Gregg Trojanowski Mayra Trujillo Sally Tymus Reed and Kelly Tyriver University of Dayton University of Wisconsin Medical Foundation Angela Vail Martin and Bryn Van Beek

Clement and Judith Walleser Stephen and Angela Walmsley Joyce Walsh Jack Walton Kevin and Antonia Walzak Tod Wanta Mary Warren Betty Wartinbee Susan Waters Steven Way and Cherry Watts Xinyu Wei Norman and Mary Sue Werner Thomas and Mary Ann Wesson Richard and Carol Weston James and Carol Wiensch John and Diane Wierschem Lawrence and Carol Willegal Gary and Sue Williams Tomika Williams John and Jennifer Wisniewski Gregory and Marilou Wnuk Laura Wojcehowicz John and Julie Wolf Thomas and Nancy Wolf Jane Wolfe Stephen Wolfe Frank Wong Martha Wong Daniel and Cory Wycklendt Joanne Wycklendt Shannon Yenchesky Rosa Zagorski Kathleen Zappia Lisa Zauner

Scholarship Paddle Raise On April 23, 2016, Dominican’s annual auction, “Knights Along the Riverwalk,” featured student speaker, Mariet Bejarano, who poignantly shared her story of how scholarship support made a Dominican education possible for her. Mariet, Class of 2016, spoke of the impact Dominican has had on her life; the paddle raise that followed broke all records bringing in $149,000 in scholarship support for Dominican students, thanks in large part to an anonymous donor who matched every donation made at the $1,000 level. Thank you to everyone who participated in this history-making paddle raise!

$10,000+ Level

Anonymous Thomas and Carrie Eck Patrick and Linda Foy Louis and Jean Maier

$5,000 - $9,999 Level

Mark and Samantha Meyer John and Amy Yadgir

$2,500 - $4,999 Level

John and Tamara Dunn Aly El-Ghatit and Theresa Barry Thomas and Suzan Fehring James and Leanne Giese Ray and Dawne Manista William and Carol Roche Brian Varick and Jennifer McMahon-Varick We Energies Corporation Foundation Jerry and Kim Weidmann

$1,000 - $2,000 Level

Ida Androwich Carl and Wendy Artman Souheil and Lisa Badran Stephen and Joanne Boettinger

Mary Sue Braun Alan and Traci Brown Douglas and Ann Marie Brown Michael Burr and Julie Warner Burr Stephen and Martha Cushman Mark and Julie Darnieder John and Jayne Desing David and Debbie Dlugopolski Robert and Julie Dlugopolski Edward and Angela Foy Peter and Lezlee Foy Tony and Cara Fuller Steven and Vicki Gall Jeff and Molly Garwood Anthony and Jill Grueninger Todd and Anne Huffman Robert and Kathleen Jablonowski Anthony and Mary Linn James and Jean Linn Andrew and Judith McDonagh John and Katie Mehan Thomas and Alison Murphy Northwestern Mutual Foundation Richard and Mary Pesich Thomas and Susan Popalisky David and Michelle Rindt Anthony and Elizabeth Rojahn Walter and Rita Rojahn

William and Annemarie Scobey-Polacheck James and Margaret Stern Kathleen and Frank Thometz Joseph and Marian Topp Greg and Cindy Uhen Arnis and Shelley Vecitis

Anthony and Elizabeth Rojahn Robert and Elizabeth Sather Kelly and Thomas Sneed Carla Stern John and Mary Lee Walloch Staci Young Rick and Rosalie Zehner

$250 - $500 Level

$50 - $100 Level

Michael and Margaret Brauer Amy Brown Christine Brown Thomas and Cathy Czech Michael and Kristina Drehobl Essam and Christina Elsafy Terence and Lynn Flanagan Philip and Ellen Halley Mark and Margaret Jelacic Christine Lamarre Paul Lamarre James and Marianne LeTart Peter and Carol Loehr Dan and Pamela Mueller Tim and Michele Murphy Eamonn O’Keeffe and Rebecca Jones Arthur and Denise Phillips Harry Richard Quadracci Mark and Christine Rice

William and Anne Crowley Ricardo and Margaret Diaz Dan and Desiree Dujmic Sister Mary Ewens, OP Megan Fletcher Robert and Merridith Frediani Victor and Catherine Getson Sue Grueninger Matthew and Lynn Kiedrowski Christopher and Maureen Nichols John and Patricia O’Neil James and Ann Piatt David Roberton Holly Roge Jeff and Sheila Schaetzke Henry and Karen Schneider Robert and Barbara Senzig Sara Topp

Theatre Seat Sale Dominican High School and its Theatre Department would like so sincerely thank everyone who launched our Theatre Seat Sale last year. We are so grateful to you and love seeing your names and memories in our newly-renovated auditorium. Thank you for helping kick this off and serving as a catalyst to our ongoing sound and light upgrades which continue throughout this year.

Michael and Margaret Brauer Alan and Traci Brown Michael Burr and Julie Warner Burr Stephen and Martha Cushman John and Jayne Desing David and Bonnie Dickmann Alice Dickmann Robert and Julie Dlugopolski Joseph and Karen Dolan Thomas and Mary Domer Michael and Kristina Drehobl Thomas and Carrie Eck Essam and Christina Elsafy James and Joan Feiereisen Anita Fleisch Jeff and Molly Garwood Patrick and Patricia Geary

James and Leanne Giese Michael and Robin Gonring Andre and Kimberley Goode Bryan and Karen Gruenewald Gregory and Kristen Hobbs Phillip and Holly Hoffmann Nick and Samantha Hostert Christine Hudak Douglas and Mary Hudson Robert and Kathleen Jablonowski Brian and Kate Jurgens William and Carol Kadrich Peter and Katherine Kelly Matthew and Lynn Kiedrowski Thomas and Katie Kister Robert and Teresa Klug Anton Kovochich Mark and Maureen Krueger

Daniel and Karyn Leitner James and Jean Linn James and Jane Lipscomb Paul and Donna Lipscomb William Lipscomb Jennifer L. Lisiak Nelson and Jennifer Luna Kevin and Bridget Malone Ray and Dawne Manista Jack and Beth Manley Michael and Laurie Moser Philip Noche Northwestern Mutual Foundation Ann Marie Palmisano, O.P. James and Ann Piatt Dave and Karen Poellmann Laura Poellmann Joseph and Anne Rice

Danielle Santori Jeff and Sheila Schaetzke John Schmitt Sinsinawa Dominicans Terry and Linda Sorgi Janice Stauske Thomas and Sharon Stoffel John and Diane Tees Christian Tomsey U.S. Bancorp Foundation Martin and Bryn Van Beek MaryAnn Vance David and Meg Vartanian Mark and Yvonne Wagner Gregory F. Ward Adam and Lee-Ann Wiensch Catherine Young

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IN LOVING MEMORY In Memory and Honor Donations The following individuals have been honored or memorialized with a gift to Dominican High School in the 2015-2016 fiscal year. A memorial gift serves as a remembrance and tribute to someone whose life has had an impact on others. Such gifts carry on the honoree’s good influence on others as well as at Dominican High School.

IN MEMORY OF...

Cathleen Coblentz Basile Rosemary Berg Willie Braund James Brennan Sr. Jean Brennan Jeanne Bronikowski Dennis Cox

IN HONOR OF...

Robert Deering Andy Gunta Audrey Pelner Lisbeth Hirschboeck Mary Johnston Jennings Sr. Marie Jerome Paul Linn

James Lipscomb Jane McAuliffe Joseph A. Palmisano Happy Popalisky Ellen Schramka Terry Rozga Kurt Voelz

Theresa Barry Mike Drescher Susan Supanich Ginny Wheeler

Memorials We join in prayerful remembrance of those in the Dominican community who have died. May the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace.

Eternal rest unto them, Lord, let perpetual light shine upon them.

John Peter Beaver ’64, brother of Mary ’60.

Eleanor Contratto, mother of Robert ’72, Michael ’74 and Thomas ’76.

Michael T. Crowley Sr., father of Michael II ’60 and grandfather of Michael III ’84.

Dale Ellenbecker, brother of Mark ’63.

Frank J. Greguska Sr., father of Marie ’87 and Thomas ’93.

Nancy Haupt, mother of Julie ’77 and Lori ’80.

Ralph Heritsch, father of Samantha ’12.

Michael James Johnson, son of James ’77.

Richard Frederick Kranstover, father of Jeanne ’67, Kathy ’70, Mary Sue ’74, Diane ’77 and Linda ’81.

Jane Saggau ’69, sister of Robert ’60, Mary ’64, David ’65, Barbara ‘66, Tom ’68, Catherine ’71.

Patricia Ann McNerney, mother of Brian ’83.

James “Jim” Schmitt ’76

Norma Jean Monfre, mother of Robert ’82, Tracy ’84 and David ’87.

Katherine Anne Slattery, daughter of Margaret ’78.

Dennis Pandl ’68, brother of Mary Jude ’67, Patty ’70 and Clare ’73.

John A. Smurawa, father of John ’77 and Renee ’84.

Peggy Picciurro, mother of Katherine ’75, Peter ’77 and Gina ’79.

Frances Sweeney, mother of Mary Ellen ’66, James ’68, Patrick ’72.

Bobbie Patterson, father of Oscar Patterson ’03.

John “Jack” Tackes, father of Theresa ’68, Deborah ’69 and Sandra ’71.

Raymond Reesman, father of Mike ’77 and John ’84.

Eugene E. VanGarsee, father of Ray ’78 and Judy ’85.

Brady J. Wagner, son of Curt ’88.

FROM DOMINICAN’S AWARD-WINNING THEATRE DEPARTMENT...

Dominican is proud to present the Tony Award-Winning Musical IN THE HEIGHTS! From the mind of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s (star and writer of HAMILTON), IN THE HEIGHTS features rap, salsa, R & B, modern dance, and a beautiful soaring, energetic score. It is a high-energy production, and will showcase our diversity, dance talent, and youth. Quite simply, there is no better high school in the vicinity to showcase this amazing piece.

Join us for this spirited musical February 17-26, 2017! Tickets will be on sale online beginning in January at www.dominicanhighschool.com.

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DOMINICAN HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

MATCHING GIFTS Matching Gifts A corporate matching gift may double or triple a donor’s initial gift to Dominican High School. We encourage individual donors to check with their employers to see whether the company provides matching gift funds for employee’s charitable donations. Thank you to following corporate donors: Abbott Laboratories Aetna Foundation, Inc. Altria Group, Inc. Bank of America Charitable Foundation Exelon Corp.

IBM Foundation JCI Morris Group, Inc Northwestern Mutual Foundation Pfizer Foundation Piper Jaffray

RBC Foundation Robert W. Baird & Co. Foundation Rockwell International Corp.

St. Luke’s Hospital Swiss Army Brands Textron

The UPS Foundation Time Warner Cable U.S. Bancorp Foundation We Energies Corporation Foundation WellPoint Foundation

Matching Gift Companies in the Milwaukee Area A.O Smith Foundation Abbott Laboratories* Aetna, Inc.* Allen Edmonds Shoe Corporation Alliant Energy* American International Group Alterra Coffee Roasters American Transmission Company AON Corporation AptarGroup Inc. Arthur J Gallagher Assurant Health* AT&T AutoZone, Inc Bank of America Barnes Group Baxter International Bell Ambulance Bituminous Insurance Corporation BMO Harris Bank* Boeing Company* Bon-Ton Stores Bostik, Inc. Briggs & Stratton Corporation Bristol Myers Squibb*

Caterpillar Inc* Cigna Corporation Cooper Industries Ltd Delta Dental of Wisconsin Deluxe Corporation Dow Corning* Eaton Corporation* Emerson Electric Exxon Mobil Corporation* First Data Corporation First Weber Group Forward Dental Gannett General Electric* GlaxoSmithKline Great West Life & Annunity Ins Co. Hal Leonard Corporation Higgins Tower Service Inc. Hillshire Brands Company Home Depot Houghton Mifflin* HSBC - North America Hydrite Chemical Co. IBM Corporation* Illinois Tool Works*

John Hancock Mutual Insurance Johnson Controls* JP Morgan Chase Liberty Mutual M&I Foundation Marcus Corporation Markel Corporation McIver Engineering & Controls McGraw-Hill Merrill Lynch MillerCoors NCR Corporation Northern Trust Company* Novartis Nuveen Investments Oracle Owens-Illinois* PepsiCo, Inc Pfizer, Inc* PNC PPG Industries Prudential* Quad/Graphics, Inc. Quest Diagnostics Reader’s Digest Rexnord Industries

Robert W. Baird Rockwell Automation Runzheimer International Schneider Electric/Square D Sentry Insurance SPX Corporation Takeda Pharmaceuticals Textron Corporation Thrivent Financial for Lutherans* Tyco UBS Wealth Management United Health Group United Technologies US Bancorp Verizon* W.W. Grainger* We Energies* Wells Fargo West Bend Mutual Insurance Company WHEFA * Matches gifts from retirees

Dominican Joins #GivingTuesday Movement for Year Two! Goal: $10,000

For the first time last fall, Dominican participated in #GivingTuesday, the global initiative encouraging people to give back to an organization they believe in. Generous Dominican community members donated to the school throughout the day, including a number of alumni under the age of 30 whose gifts were matched by members of the Board of Directors. All told, over $7,000 in donations were made to the Annual Fund online within a 24 hour period on December 2, 2015.

This year, #GivingTuesday will take place on November 29th, the Tuesday after

Thanksgiving, and we want YOU to save the date! Not sure what it’s all about? Here are some commonly asked questions:

1. On Tuesday, November 29th, go to www.dominicanhighschool.com/donate to contribute to Dominican’s Annual Fund

What is #GivingTuesday?

We have a day for giving thanks. We have two for getting deals. Now we have #GivingTuesday, a global day dedicated to giving back. On Tuesday, November 29th, people around the world will come together for one common purpose: to celebrate generosity and to give.

2. Share your support with your friends and family by using #GivingTuesday on Twitter @DominicanHS and Facebook @Dominican High School

How can I help?

This year, Dominican asks you to support the school by joining the #GivingTuesday movement and giving a gift to Dominican’s Annual Fund on November 29th.

It’s easy and a gift of any size makes a difference:

Why is my gift important?

Dominican High School relies on Annual Fund contributions to support the yearly operating budget. Every dollar we receive goes toward providing the best education possible for our students. Our Annual Fund goal this year is to raise $1,000,000 and to increase participation in all of our constituent groups.

Thank you for your support!

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ALUMNI UPDATES 1960s

1990s

2010s

Coaches Gregg Trojanowski and Coach Mike Holloway reminisced over lunch with some of the men from the 1991 Boys Championship team; Jim Brown ’92, Troy Wagner ’91, Garrett

Brothers Tommy Popalisky ’10 and Teddy Popalisky ’10 get their cousin and incoming freshman Lizzy Kuesel ’20 ready for Dominican High School.

Kristine (Keown ’66) Ryan and husband Tom, co-owners of Jonco Industries, were praised by Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett for investing in a sustainable energy project and repurposing and modernizing facilities in the city’s neighborhoods. The company opened the largest rooftop solar system in the city of Milwaukee, with more than 1,100 solar panels atop the roof of its factory.

O’Donnell ’91 and Shannon Smith ’91.

2000s

Philip Anderson ’66 was featured on the cover of Milwaukee BizTimes with his daughter Jennifer in October for his work with The Anderson Group. Philip founded the business, originally called Anderson Seal, which sold o-rings and rubber seals to equipment manufacturers. Philip eventually transitioned the business to Jennifer. He has since taken ownership of the George Webb Restaurants chain.

1970s

Walter (JR) Blount ’05 was promoted to Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach at Drake University in May 2016. Blount served as the program’s director of basketball operations the previous two seasons.

Travis Davidson ’05 married Tianesia Johnson on July 16, 2016 at Northeast Wedding Chapel in Hurst, TX. Makda Fessahaye ’07 was promoted in May as Assistant Legal Counsel for the State of Wisconsin Department of Corrections in Madison, WI, where she provides legal advice on public records, employment, and privacy law. Makda earned her B.S. in Communication Studies from Northwestern University in 2011 and her law degree from Marquette University Law School in 2014.

Dominican Admissions Counselor Katie O’Neil ’11 directed Dominican’s fall Play Lonley, I’m Not, her first time directing a Dominican production.

Trisha Camara ’15 had a successful first year at Loyola University where she is studying Political Science and International Relations.

She made the Dean’s list both semesters and she is a member of the National Honor Society and the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. Over the summer, she volunteered with an organization in Kentucky working at a refugee camp teaching adults and children to read and write.

Future Alumni

The Wheeler children, including Dana ’73, Michael ’70 and Katie ’75 and their families gathered in celebration of their mother Ginny’s birthday. She turned 91 on April 13th.

Janet Wessel Krejci ’72 was named the Dean of Nursing at Marquette University in October. Krejci is currently the vice president for academic affairs and provost at Illinois State University. She will begin her work at Marquette in January, 2017.

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Dominican Campus Minister and varsity baseball coach Nate Friday ’09 married Emily Grunwaldt on August 5, 2016 at St. Anthony on the Lake Catholic Church in Pewaukee.

A future Dominican Knight, Ricky Quadracci Cabrera, son of H. Richard Quadracci and great nephew of Sinsinawa Dominican Sr. Mary Ewens.

Photo by Kate Jurgens

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DOMINICAN AUCTION: KNIGHT CRUISE Saturday, April 8, 2017

CALENDAR 12.8

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Immaculate Conception Liturgy Grandparents Day Dominican Auditorium

Celebrate the solemnity of the Immaculate Conception with the Dominican community.

Grandparents of our current students are invited to join us for the 9:00 a.m. Mass, celebrated by Archbishop Jerome Listecki, and a reception afterwards.

11.25 Young Alumni Party FRI

Brothers Bar & Grill

All alumni who graduated between 2004 - 2013 are invited to join us for Dominican’s annual young alumni party on Friday, November 25 from 9-11 p.m. It’s a great way to see your friends and classmates while you are back for Thanksgiving!

12.2 FRI

Past Parent & Alumni Christmas Party

All past parents and alumni are welcome for this Christmas party, benefiting the auction on Friday, December 2 at 7:00 p.m. Contact cmartin@dominicanhighschool.com for info.

12.14 Christmas Concert WED

Dominican Auditorium

This is the perfect event to celebrate Christmas with the Dominican Community.

The concert will showcase Dominican’s band and choirs. Admission is free.

1.3 TUE

Alumni Knight Dominican High School

Join fellow alumni for food and beverages before Dominican’s basketball feature of boys and girls varsity basketball games vs.

Kenosha St. Joseph! The girls will play at 5:45 p.m., followed by the boys at 7:15 p.m.

2.17-26 Winter Musical Several

Dominican Auditorium

Dominican’s Theatre Department will be performing Lin-Manuel Miranda’s In the Heights on February 17-19 & 23-26.

Tickets will be available for purchase online.

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2017 Auction Dominican High School

Save the date to set sail for Dominican’s 37th annual dinner and auction Knight Cruise on Saturday, April 8, 2017.

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Inspirations

THU-SAT Dominican Auditorium Join us in May for “Inspirations,” Dominican’s exciting and creative celebration of modern dance. “Inspirations” features all styles of dance from modern to hip-hop, jazz to ballet, lyrical to musical theatre.

5.26 Graduation FRI

Dominican Auditorium

Send off the Class of 2017 as they celebrate Dominican’s commencement Ceremony.

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SAVE THE DATE SET SAIL FOR DOMINICAN’S 37TH ANNUAL DINNER AND AUCTION

KNIGHT CRUISE SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 2017