Dominican Honor Roll of Donors 2018

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Honor Roll of Donors 2017-2018 “When large numbers of people share their joy in common, the happiness of each is greater because each adds fuel to the other’s flame.”

-St. Augustine

TRUTH

COMPASSION

JUSTICE

COMMUNITY

PARTNERSHIP

Uknighted We Walk Dominican juniors Sunshine Tularnon, Mary Parlier and Jenna Alberti pose at Buckley Park, half way through the six-mile KnightWalk route.

From the President & Board Chair

Board Chair Theresa Barry and President Leanne Giese

Dominican Family & Friends, The 2018-2019 academic school year is off to a fantastic start! In August we welcomed our freshman class which is comprised of students representing more than 35 different feeder schools. Together, they have become Dominican’s Class of 2022. Our fall sports teams all celebrated great success. Three teams hosted first round regionals, including football which advanced to playoffs for the second time in three years! Additionally, two amazing plays have already graced our auditorium. We are really proud that over 58% of our students have participated in one or more extracurricular activities during the first quarter, which is a great start to our yearly goal of getting every student involved at Dominican. Campus ministry, class retreats, and service experiences are in full swing as well, which are truly the heart and soul of what makes Dominican special. Our Class of 2018 graduates are nicely settled into their respective post-secondary destinations and many have already returned to visit us over their fall break, which is the best form of compliment. The faculty and staff truly relish the success of our Dominican graduates, so keep coming back alumni!

This magazine highlights and recognizes people, events, and activities that make our community flourish and shine.

Dominican alumni are making a huge impact on their alma mater and our greater society in so many ways. One cannot help but be inspired by the love and commitment alumni have for their Dominican, as well as the longevity of support, dedication and promotion received from past parents, foundations, and friends. Each of you are the cornerstone of Dominican and your support will ensure that we remain a thriving Catholic, college-preparatory high school for generations to come.

Theresa and I see it as both an honor and privilege to serve in our respective roles, and it remains our top priority to lead the Dominican community with a steadfast focus on carrying forth our school mission and the Sinsinawa Dominican core values of Truth, Compassion, Justice, Community, and Partnership.

Thank you for supporting Dominican through your generous gifts of time, talent, and treasure. May the Lord continue to bless you and your family.

Go Knights!

Theresa Barry Board Chair Past Parent

Leanne Giese President Past Parent

On the Cover Dominican students (left to right): Joshea Davis-Joiner ’20, Drew Dlugopolski ’19 & Bo Bennett ’19, Mary Parlier ’20, Blase Vartanian ’19, Miguel Lomeli ’21, Ryan Patoka ’21, Kallie Theiler ’20, Sabrina Lara ’19 & Hailey Rice ’19, Audrey Cunningham ’21, Randy Brownlee ’21.

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Enjoy the Ride Dominican students take part in the “roller coaster” cheer led by senior Michael “Blase” Vartanian during a pep rally to kickoff homecoming week.

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 Leanne Giese Christine Hudak ’84 Claudia Martin Anne Butscher ’77 Rice Spencer Smith MAGAZINE DESIGN & LAYOUT Spencer Smith, Communications Manager PHOTOGRAPHY Indicated by photo credits

FEATURES

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WHAT’S NEW AT DOMINICAN?

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The 2017-18 school year brought some vital enhancements to Dominican including new lighting, water fountains, safety features and more.

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THE DARWIN EFFECT

Sue Mischler ’66 credits her Dominican education, especially her courses with Mr. Darwin Kaestner, as a cornerstone of her career. Sue has now designated an annual grant to Dominican’s science department.

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Dominican alumni gathered at the third annual Alumni Reunion Weekend and Rebecca Jones ’79 and Aaron Schmidt ’01 received the Distinguished Alumni Awards.

THREE GENERATIONS OF DOMINICAN TRADITION Dominican is currently home to not one, but three triple-legacy families: The Donlows, the Maiers, and the Rouses. Three different families who share the same love of Dominican.

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Financial Summary

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Golf Outing & KnightWalk

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Alumni Updates

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Board Member of the Year

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Donor Honor Roll

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Upcoming Events

CONTACT US Comments and address changes are welcome and may be sent to: Dominican High School Attn: Spencer Smith 120 East Silver Spring Drive Whitefish Bay, WI 53217 (414) 332-1170 ext. 174 ssmith@dominicanhighschool.com

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 2017-2018 ANNUAL REPORT FINANCIAL SUMMARY Income 2017-2018

Expenses 2017-2018

Instruction, Student Activities & Administration - 55%

Tuition & Fees - 70%

Financial Aid & Scholarships - 18%

Contributions - 26%

Plant Operations - 17% Auxiliary Revenue & Miscellaneous Income - 4%

Admissions, Development & Marketing - 10%

Annual Giving 2017-2018

2017-2018 Alumni Giving by Decade

Alumni - 20%

1960-1969: 43%

Current Parents - 10%

1970-1979: 30%

Past Parents - 17%

1980-1989: 15%

$130,018 $89,256 $41,841

Grandparents, Friends of Dominican & Other - 21%

1990-1999:

6%

Corporations & Foundations - 30%

2000-2009:

4%

$11,543

2010-2016:

2%

$7,160

$16,809

Board of Directors

Special thanks to our 2018-2019 Board of Directors and Officers Ida Androwich ’60 Professor Emerita Loyola University Chicago

Mark Darnieder, Jr ’06 Associate Attorney Darnieder & Sosnay

Terry Flanagan ’74 Sales Executive Coldwell Banker

Christine Rice ’93 Shareholder Attorney,President Simpson & Deardorff, S.C.

Theresa Barry * Board Chair Vice-President, Student Affairs Carroll University

John Desing * Vice Chair Financial Advisor Morgan Stanley

Cara Fuller Director, Customer Operations Support WEC Energy Corporation

Stephen Roche ’94 Patent Attorney Setter Roche, LLP

Louise Berg ’79 Owner/Video Producer - Editor 1eleven1

Dave Dlugopolski ’85 Co-owner Outdoor Lighting Construction Co., Inc.

Steven Gall * President Tri Par Oil Company

Annemarie Scobey-Polacheck ’86 Director of Corporate Programs/ Corporate Responsibility Johnson Controls

Doug Brown * Retired Brian Conole ’73 Senior Vice President Bank of America

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Paul Engibous ’74 Assistant Professor School of Dentistry Marquette University

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Leanne Giese * President Dominican High School Sr. Mary Howard Johnstone, O.P. Sinsinawa Ambassador Arthur Phillips Special Counsel Foley & Lardner, LLP

Special thanks to our outgoing 2017-2018 board members Katie Mehan ’75 * Alisia Moutry Tim Murphy * Executive Members

What’s New at Dominican?

The 2017-18 school year brought some vital enhancements to Dominican

Dean of Students Vinnie Murray (left) and President Leanne Giese receive School Safety Grant.

The Wisconsin Department of Justice awarded Dominican High School a total of $38,233 as part of the state’s School Safety Grant Initiative. The funds will be used to upgrade both external and internal security at Dominican, creating a safer environment for our students to learn.

Johnson Controls employees volunteered their time and talents to put high-visibility numbers on every exterior door to the school. The project was funded by a grant from Blue Sky Involve, an employee-driven program from Johnson Controls that helps out in the community.

Ken Wirth, Annemarie Scobey-Polacheck ‘86, Tom Kister, Jack Kister ‘19, Kris Palen Firer, Claudia Martin.

Dominican installed new energy efficient lighting, replacing 66 old fixtures with 50 energy efficient LEDs. This project was made possible through a $5,000 grant from the We Energies Foundation and will save over 94,000 watts per day.

A mural designed for the Mazzuchelli Academic Center (MAC), commemorating the legacy of Fr. Samuel Mazzuchelli and his impact on Dominican High School.

New drinking fountains were installed on every floor, replacing the school’s original outdated, and nonfunctioning water fountains. The bubblers were largely funded by interest earnings from our student investment account.

Maura ’09, Terry ’72 and Bill Curtis with Dominican President Leanne Giese

Board Member of the Year: Bill Curtis

Each year the Dominican High School Board of Directors selects a former member who consistently went above and beyond in their commitment and dedication while serving on the board. Bill Curtis was selected as the 2018 Board Member of the Year.

Bill and his wife Terry Kenney ’72 Curtis, have been active members of the Dominican community for the past 14 years and are the proud parents of three graduates: Genevieve ’07, Maura ’09 and Will ’11. As a board member from 2004-2010, Bill served on nearly every sub-committee and held the position of Chairperson from 2008 to 2010.

Under his leadership, Bill assisted Dominican as it navigated through two leadership transitions, using many hours of vacation time to serve as the Interim President for the 2010-2011 academic school year.

“Bill’s excellent finance background and solid business knowledge really helped us move the school forward during a very difficult time,” Principal Edward Foy said.

Bill facilitated a “town hall” meeting with parents, faculty, staff and key Dominican stakeholders, and provided the reassurance that the school would run smoothly through the transition. He and Terry hosted leadership parties at their home to engage Dominican parents, gaining valuable insight to help move the school community forward. Bill created an “Angel Fund” to assist families that were unable to pay tuition and also co-authored successful grant applications to two Milwaukeebased foundations which funded scholarship support. Today, Bill serves on Dominican’s Compensation Committee where he continues his passion to ensure that faculty and staff salaries are competitive in the Milwaukee marketplace. The expertise Bill Curtis brought to Dominican is one of the main reasons we are a thriving Catholic school today and we are truly grateful for his leadership.

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ALUMNI & FRIENDS REUNION WEEKEND August 17-20, 2018

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1) The Class of 1968 celebrated their 50th reunion at Ozaukee Country Club on Saturday, August 18th. Reunion Chairs, Mike Fitzpatrick and Judy Cullen Fitzpatrick, rallied classmates to contribute a gift of $3,000 in support of the 2019 Senior Class Retreat.

2) Class of 1993 members celebrating their 25th reunion at Dorsia Restaurant.

3) Class of 2008 alums tailgating at Miller Park and celebrating their 10th reunion.

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5) Dominican alumni from the 80’s enjoyed a day of golf at Ozaukee Country Club in support of the 35th Annual Bill Crowley Scholarship Golf Outing.

6) Class of ’68 alumnae, Maureen Sapienza, Mary Jo Radler Zane, Judy Cullen Fitzpatrick, and Joanne Damico enjoy reminiscing at the All-School Reunion.

Dominican Alumni Gather for Reunion Weekend Hundreds of alumni took part in Dominican’s third annual Alumni & Friends Reunion Weekend, August 17-20. Festivities began Friday night at Dominican which included music, drinks, food provided by Miss Katie’s Diner/Peter Piccurro ’77 and school tours led by Mr. Crowley. The evening concluded with the 2018 Young Alum & Distinguished Alum Awards ceremony. Individual class reunions took place at various locations on Saturday, and many alumni joined our current students and families for our “Back-to-School Mass” on Sunday. A record number of alumni participated in the 35th Bill Crowley Scholarship Golf Outing on Monday, wrapping up a fun-filled Dominican weekend!

Excerpts from the Alumni Award Speeches

Distinguished Alum of the Year: Rebecca Jones ’79 “Throughout my life there has been a consistent thread which is Dominican High School. As a freshman, eager, nervous, and wide-eyed I was able to experience Dominican’s culture and spirit first hand. Under the guidance of caring teachers, I was given the opportunity to unpack my gifts, to grow in my spirituality, and to be encouraged to excel. I have wonderful memories of being a cheerleader especially at the back-to-back state basketball championships junior and senior year.” “(Eamonn O’Keeffe) and I met in room 126 which was later converted to the St. Dominic Chapel. We were blessed to be married in the same room where we met. Eamonn and I intentionally chose August 8th the feast of St. Dominic for our wedding because we wanted to honor how God has shown himself to us through the community of Dominican High School.”

“One mantra of the Sinsinawa Dominicans which has been infused into Dominican High School is: ministry is relationship. Dominican is much more than a high school for our family. It is a community.

This uniquely blessed community of Dominican has shaped us, comforted us, inspired us, challenged us, guided us, and loves us.

The Dominican shield, the Dominican Kelly green, the Dominican “smell” are all a part of me and my family.”

Young Alum of the Year: Aaron Schmidt ’01 “Being back at Dominican to receive the Young Alum of the Year Award was truly a wonderful experience. I had the opportunity to reconnect with many of my past mentors including Mr. Schaetzke, Ms. Ash and Mr. Schreiner. It was important for me to convey to them how instrumental they were in putting me on my current path--not just professionally but also ensuring that I grow to become a kind and compassionate individual.”

“I looked up to them back then as a student at Dominican and continue to do so now many years later: they continue to shape the lives of so many young men and women and that is inspiring; they exemplify everything I strive to be as a mentor now that I have my own trainees and students.”

“I also had the opportunity to spend some time with other alumni, in particular my dear friend Ryan Hetchler ’06 who I was in many theatre productions over our years together. Together on the stage again, we reminisced about the wonderful experiences we had on those floorboards. It was a magical place, the Dominican theatre, and it continues to be to this day.”

NOMINATE DOMINICAN ALUMNI FOR THE 2019 AWARDS Dominican is now accepting nominations for the following distinctions. Nominations are due by April 1, 2019.

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.

Please visit www.dominicanhighschool.com for additional details and nomination forms. The award winners will be announced in June, 2019.

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Bill Crowley Scholarship Golf Outing CELEBRATING 35 YEARS On Monday, August 20th, 124 golfers and an additional 45 dinner attendees came together to celebrate a special tradition for a meaningful cause. The 35th Annual Bill Crowley Scholarship Golf Outing welcomed a record number of over 80 alumni at Ozaukee Country Club. Founders of the outing, Bill Rinehart ’65 and Ted Moreau ’65 were the keynote speakers. They shared memories of the first golf outing held in 1983 which had only six golfers and raised $285. Today, the Bill Crowley Golf Outing raises $50,000 annually in support of scholarship assistance.

Thank you to all of our sponsors, donors and guests who helped make the 35th anniversary so memorable.

KnightWalk 2018 KNIGHTWALK RAISES FUNDS AND SCHOOL SPIRIT Dominican pride was truly felt through the streets of Whitefish Bay on Friday, September 21st as Dominican students and faculty walked their annual six-mile route to raise funds for school activities. After the walk, students enjoyed special treats and entertainment as a reward for reaching the $50,000 goal: Cupcake-A-Rhee’s cupcake truck came to Dominican with some sweet treats, an exciting lip sync battle took place between Mr. Mironovich and Crew, The Dominican Girls Group (special guest appearance by Elevation choreographer, Chris Gilbert), and Coach Spencer Smith accompanied by the members of the football and track team, and several teachers bravely took a pie in the face.

Thank you to Event Sponsor, Catholic Financial Life, and to community supporters Bayshore Dental, BMO Harris Bank, Dunkin’ Donuts, Jimmy John’s, Sendik’s, Fields Auto Group, The Bay Restaurant and Marquette University for partnering with us.

Special thanks to the hundreds of family, friends, and alums who donated. Because of your support we were able to exceed our goal and raised $53,000.

UKnighted we walk!

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The Darwin Effect

Remembering Dominican’s Past and Ensuring Dominican’s Future career and could reduce the most complicated concept to language that we could understand. It was amazing that I was able to take both Organic Chemistry and Nuclear Chemistry as a high school student. Mr. Kaestner’s instruction and course expectations rivaled my college-level courses. Since he was such an inspiration to me, I’ve designated that grants be made annually in memory of Darwin Kaestner for the greatest needs of the Dominican Science Department.”

Sue attended Vassar College and received an A.B. degree in Astronomy and Physics. She returned home, enrolled at UWMilwaukee and earned her BBA degree in Accounting. Sue started her career in public accounting, becoming a CPA and specializing in the taxation of Estates and Trusts. For many years she served as a Bank VP and Trust Officer and finished her career with a law firm's Trusts and Estates group, retiring last year.

Sue Mischler hiking in the French Alps in July 2018.

Susan Mischler ’66 has many fond memories from her Dominican days and cherishes the faith, friendship and knowledge developed and fostered throughout her four years. Recently, Sue became the newest member of the Dominican Legacy Society by designating an annual grant from the Greater Milwaukee Foundation endowed fund she created this year. “Dominican made a huge impact on my life and I want to ensure students for many generations have the opportunity to experience and benefit from an excellent Catholic education.”

Sue was Sinsinawa Dominican educated for 12 years starting at St. Robert Grade School in Shorewood through her graduation from Dominican. She greatly appreciates her Dominican education and stated she believes the Sisters were very focused on creating a school culture rooted in faith and values, but were equally dedicated to providing students with an exceptional college-preparatory education. The Sinsinawa Dominicans provided a solid, faith-based education both in their direct classroom instruction, as well as expecting it from the lay teachers they hired. “I was lucky that so many of my teachers were enthusiastic and true experts in their specific field of study.” One teacher in particular was Mr. Darwin Kaestner, a retired Chemist that taught courses at Dominican from 1964-1977. “He was so dedicated in making teaching his second

Always a sports enthusiast, Sue now has more time to enjoy participating in outdoor sports and activities, and traveling to exotic places. “I especially enjoy adventure and wildlife travel, as well as cultural experiences, and always look forward to learning new things when I travel.”

BE PART OF AN ELITE CLUB! JOIN THE DOMINICAN LEGACY SOCIETY If you’ve named Dominican in your estate plan, or you’ve discussed Dominican as a charity of choice with your loved ones, you’re already in the Club. Let us know so we we can recognize you as a Dominican Legacy Society member.

Contact: Of the many things cmartin@dominicanhighschool.com Sue is thankful for in for more information or to let us know her life, Dominican that Dominican is included in rates in the top 5. “My your will.

Dominican education was the cornerstone upon which I built my professional career,” Sue shared. She hopes her gift to the Dominican Legacy Society will prompt fellow alumni who have achieved both professionally and financially to do the same. “I believe it’s important to give back to the school that helped prepare us for success,” Sue said. “My fellow Dominican graduates, let’s do something now, during our lifetime, to ensure the future of our alma mater.”

Create a Lasting Legacy Which Can Benefit Dominican’s Family AND Your Own Like Sue Mischler, you can create a legacy that will benefit Dominican students now and for years to come. Plus, did you know that helping Dominican can help YOU? Supporting Dominican through planned giving can give you a financial advantage by redirecting assets that could otherwise be subject to taxes.

Planned giving can take many forms including lifetime gifts of appreciated securities (stocks, mutual funds, etc.) or direct contributions of IRA minimum required distributions and bequests of cash or securities upon death, along with naming Dominican as beneficiary of IRA accounts or life insurance policies.

Contact your financial advisor or attorney today to discuss how your plans for the future can secure Dominican’s future.

If Dominican is already part of your planned giving, let us know – it helps us prepare for the future and allows us to thank you for your generosity. Contact Director of Advancement, Claudia Martin at (414) 332-1170 ext. 177, or return the enclosed envelope with the appropriate box checked.

The material presented here is not offered as legal or tax advice.

For guidance or assistance, see the services of a professional advisor.

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Three Generations of Dominican Tradition

Amidst Milwaukee’s rich landscape of Catholic high schools, Dominican is relatively young.

Established in 1956, Dominican is only now seeing its third generation of Knights begin to walk through the doors. But the third generation is growing quickly… Dominican is currently home to not one, but THREE triple-legacy families: The Donlows, the Maiers, and the Rouses. Three different families who share the same love of Dominican.

Meet the Maiers “I think you wanted to attend Dominican because you had a crush on me,” Louie added kiddingly.

After graduating from Marquette University and getting married, Louie and Jean worked for the Maier’s family investment business, employing many Dominican alumni.

“Dominican graduates always had an excellent work ethic, were very knowledgeable and highly focused. Some of our best and brightest employees were Dominican alumni,” Jean said.

Back: Louie IV ’85, Louie V ’22, Louie III ’61 Front: Lilly ’20, Jean ’61, Lucy ’22

Louie Maier III ’61 and Jean Hamilton ’61 walked into Dominican High School for the first time 61 years ago and have been active in the Dominican community ever since. As members of Dominican’s second graduating class, Louie and Jean loved their high school years and shared how grateful they are for the lifelong friendships created not only with their classmates, but with dozens of Dominican alums and past parents.

“Our classmates came from a lot of different communities but everyone knew everyone,” Louie said. “The culture and environment created at Dominican made students feel important and valuable to the community. It’s something unique to Dominican which we feel remained a constant while our kids attended in the 80’s, as well as today for our grandchildren.”

“What’s most valuable to us is that Dominican continues to provide an environment that promotes the importance of family, Christian values and education. It’s why we love this community so much,” he added.

Another aspect that was true in the 60’s and still today is how the cost of tuition and the commute were issues families struggled with. Jean’s family moved to Richfield after her freshman year and her father said she had to transfer to the local public high school because of the distance as well as the cost of tuition.

“I begged my father to let me return to Dominican and he only agreed to it if I would get a job to help pay for the tuition and take the Greyhound bus to and from Dominican,” Jean said. “I got a job and agreed to take the bus until I got my driver’s license. My grandfather gave me his car.”

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While two of their four children attended Dominican, Dave ’84 and Louie IV ’85, Louie and Jean were very active parents, serving as board members, presidents of the Parent Association and chairpersons for Dominican’s auction.

“We promoted Dominican to everyone we met. In fact, we like to take credit for encouraging people like Bud and Mary Brauer to get involved.

Still today their family is very active at Dominican.” shared Louie.

Dominican has remained true to its mission in many ways, but an area that has been enhanced is the focus on providing service learning experiences for students through Campus Ministry.

“Our kids are not only learning about and providing for the needs of Milwaukee’s most under-served neighborhoods, but instilling expectations to create change for these families.” Louie IV ’85 shared.

The Maier family has remained highly supportive of the school throughout the past 60 years. In 2014, they served as co-chairpersons for the Knight Vision Capital Campaign which raised $6 million dollars for building improvements.

“We were students when the school was brand new, and the renovations brought its appearance back to a similar high level,” Louie III shared.

Today, Louie and Jean are the proud grandparents of nine, with five being Dominican Knights, including Cal ’12 and Jake ’16 Pannemann, and Lily ’20, Lucy ’21 and Louie V ’22, creating the Maier family tri-legacy.

“Dominican has continued to be a community that feels more like our extended family, role models the values we hold important and provides a college-preparatory education that prepares graduates to succeed,” Louie III said.

Meet the Donlows

Londen Sr. hoped that Londen Jr. would have the same transformative experience he had.

“When I entered Dominican as a freshman, I didn’t play any sports. By the time I left, I was a State Champion [in basketball]. I wanted that for my son. I told him ‘No matter what you decide to pursue, whether it’s academics, sports, or theater, or anything else, with some effort and the combined support you get from the teachers and coaches at Dominican, you can be a champion too,’” Londen Sr. said.

According to Londen Sr.’s mother, Karen Sledge-Donlow ’81, the biggest change she sees from her time at Dominican is that students no longer have to wear uniforms. But the fundamentals haven’t changed.

Londen Jr. ’21, Karen ’81, Londen Sr. ’00

Londen Donlow Sr. ’00 credits Dominican for keeping him from going in the wrong direction.

“Before attending Dominican, let’s just say I wasn’t the greatest student. From the moment I started at Dominican, I felt very supported.

The teachers, combined with my family, made every effort to make sure I succeeded, and I did,” Londen Sr. said.

When it came time to decide where to send his son, Londen Jr. ’21, Dominican was a no-brainer.

“There are things going on in society today that weren’t happening even a few years back, things that make a faith-based school more important than ever.”

Meet the Rouses

“I see the family atmosphere and the school spirit still going strong. I remember so much about my days at Dominican – a school trip to Spain, basketball championships, friendships I built. I loved every minute of my time at Dominican. I never wanted to miss a day of school because it was so much fun.”

Grandson, Londen ’21, agrees that his favorite thing about Dominican is the fun. “There’s always something fun going on like KnightWalk, scavenger hunts, football games. The school spirit is amazing.”

According to Londen Sr., in addition to school spirit, there’s something else that hasn’t changed, “When I walked through the door on Londen (Jr’s) first day of school, and saw Mama Keller still sitting at the front desk, it was amazing. I think we were the first class to start calling her Mama!” It’s a good thing some things never change.

“Catholic education was a big priority for us. Coming from St. Eugene, we felt it was important to stay on the same path.”

Dominican was their number one choice for Nathaniel and for their younger son, Mitchell ’20 who became a Knight one year later.

Beth credits Dominican’s family-like community with helping her find lifelong friends.

“I’ll admit that my freshman year was a little tough, but by sophomore year, I found friends that I am still friends with today and will be friends with forever.” Beth added that the size of Dominican is part of what makes it special. “If you want to be involved in something, you can be.

Nathaniel had never played soccer before, but he tried out and made it, and has had a great time.”

Beth ’86, Mitchell ’20, Nathaniel ’19, Susan ’62

Susan Konczal ‘62 was a member of Dominican’s third graduating class. “We had uniforms back then and everyone came from the same local grade schools. Almost every teacher was a nun. There were hardly any lay teachers so it was very different than it is now,” Susan said.

When it came time for Susan and her husband LeRoy to send their oldest child, Beth, to high school, Dominican was the obvious choice.

“It was a great school and a Catholic education was very important to us,” she said.

“I love that you can get involved in different things and meet all kinds of people you might not have gotten to meet, because of the small environment and the diversity of the school,” Mitch said.

The third Rouse generation is thriving. Nathaniel “Nails” ’19 is an honors student taking a heavy AP workload, playing soccer and varsity baseball. Mitchell ’20 is on high honor roll, plays varsity volleyball and tennis, and is a member of the Theatre Stage Crew.

Will they send their children to Dominican when the time comes?

“Absolutely,” Nathaniel said. “I want my kids to experience the same things I’ve been able to at Dominican.”

Fast forward to fall of 2015, Beth ’86 and her husband Ken felt the same way about choosing a high school for their oldest son, Nathaniel.

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Honor Roll of Donors The names listed in this report reflect the donations received by Dominican High School from July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018. Every effort has been made to correctly list the names of our donors. Please notify the Advancement Office at 414-332-1170 ext. 177 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. Affiliated Clinical Services Philip & Sandra Anderson Ida Androwich ’60 Carl & Wendy Artman Souheil & Lisa Badran Bank Mutual Greg ’79 and Louise ’79 Berg Barry ’74 and Joy Bowen Mary Sue Braun ’72 Douglas & Ann Marie Brown Alan & Traci Brown Michael Burr & Julie Warner Burr James & Judith Callan Canopies / Hudak & Wong Families Michael & Nancy Carter The Catholic Community Foundation Catholic Financial Life Jane M. Collis-Geers ’67 Brian ’73 & Patricia Conole Peter & Lorraine Cunningham Mark & Julie Darnieder John & Jayne ’85 Desing William & Karen Desing David ’85 & Debbie Dlugopolski Robert ’85 & Julie Dlugopolski Emil C. Doerr ’67 Domer Law, S.C. Thomas ’66 & Mary ’66 Domer John & Tamara Dunn Thomas & Carrie Eck Aly El-Ghatit & Theresa Barry Essam & Christina ’88 Elsafy Paul ’74 & Sara ’74 Engibous Erica P. John Fund Thomas & Mary ’66 Evslin Faith In Our Future Feerick Funeral Home Thomas & Suzan Fehring Fields Auto Group Terence ’74 & Lynn Flanagan

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Fleck Foundation Andrew & Janice Fleckenstein Patrick & Linda Foy David J. ’67 & Jane Frank Tony & Cara Fuller Steven & Vicki Gall George & Anna Clair Gaspar John & Carol Gerlach Daniel E. Gerlach ’06 James & Leanne Giese Kathleen M. Griffin ’61 Anthony & Jill Grueninger Michael Heyer ’63

Mel’s Pig Roast Mark & Samantha Meyer Tim & Michele Murphy Nast Family Foundation, Inc / Jessica Nast Northwestern Mutual Financial Network Northwestern Mutual Foundation John & Patricia O’Connell Outdoor Lighting Construction Co. Richard & Mary ’78 Pesich Arthur & Denise Phillips

Scobey-Polacheck Andrew Selep & Mary Otterson Sensient Technologies Foundation, Inc. / Kenneth and Maureen Manning Marvin Sheevy Sinsinawa Dominicans James and Margaret Stern The Windhover Foundation / H. Richard Quadracci Frank & Kathleen ’62 Thometz Tri-Par Robert ’69 & Martha Trussell

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“When I talk to others about what makes Dominican special, it’s that when you walk through the door and everyone knows your name and always has a smile, it just brings joy to your heart.”

Michele Murphy Parent of Charlie Murphy ’08, Dan Murphy’09, and Tommy Murphy ’12 Ronald & Mary Inden Robert & Kathleen Jablonowski Jansen Family Foundation / Thomas ’78 & Debbie Jansen Jimmy John’s / Matthew & Melissa Freeman Thomas Kuesel Robert & Kristin Kuesel Timothy ’95 & Megan Lantz Owen & Molly ’88 Lavin Matthew & Patricia Linn John & Jennifer Luy Louis ’61 & Jean ’61 Maier Ray & Dawne Manista Michael ’60 & Sharon McClone John & Katie ’75 Mehan

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Piekenbrock Family Foundation Thomas & Susan Popalisky David Porter The Price Foundation Charitable Trust / Bruce & Judy Price Mark ’92 & Christine ’93 Rice David & Michelle Rindt Edward & Stephenie Ritger William & Carol Roche Stephen ’94 & Kristen Roche Walter & Rita Rojahn Jon & Jane ’75 Scherper Henry & Karen Schneider Alan & Betsy Schwind Estate Paul & Marianne Scobey William & Annemarie ’86

Greg & Cindy Uhen Thomas & Mimi Walton We Energies Corporation Foundation James & Sherry Weatherly Jerry & Kim Weidmann Virginia Wheeler Wisconsin Lift Truck Corp.

Jerome & Suzanne Wren Karl & Claire ’74 Wycklendt Thomas Yackley John & Amy Yadgir Catherine M. Young ’67

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.

Patricia Ash Frank Balas Bayshore Dental Stephen & Joanne Boettinger David ’80 & Patricia Bowen Mark ’72 & Kim Bradburn Branigan Communications Thomas & Sally Branigan Michael & Margaret Brauer Ron Breitstein Amy M. Brown ’01 Gary & Mary ’84 Caravella Michael & Sally ’71 Connelly Richard ’64 & Patricia ’64 Cosentino Stephen & Martha Cushman Robert & Mary Jane Denton Barbara J. Dineen ’60 James & Jeanne ’65 Duffy Essential Industries, Inc. / Michael Wheeler ’70 Patrick Feerick ’71

Anne Marie Finley ’80 Edward & Angela Foy Peter & Lezlee Foy Robert & Merridith Frediani Robert & Rhonda Friday William ’64 and Carol Gehl Joseph P. Hafner ’97 Philip and Ellen Halley Donald & Gail ’62 Hanley Michael ’60 and Linda Hanson Robert & Christine Hau Jeanne Hoff Genie Hoy Mark & Margaret Jelacic Robert ’67 & Susan ’67 Jennaro Joseph & Kellyann ’80 Jones Brian & Kate Jurgens Dane & Katherine ’05 Kasper Susan E. Ketterhagen ’83 Mark Konewko & Simonetta Milli Konewko James & Mary ’67 Kowalski

Kevin & Brenda Kozinski James & Jean Linn Anthony & Mary ’67 Linn Michael ’12 & Sarah Linn William & Marlene ’60 Listwan Terence ’67 & Liz Lynch Louis IV ’85 & Trenny Maier Marcus Hotels & Resorts Massage Envy Spa Terrance ’73 & Mary Jo ’74 McCormick Mark ’66 & Mary ’67 McMullen Theodore ’65 & Lynne Moreau Peter ’76 & Maria Jose Mullaney John & Ellen ’74 Murphy NEXT Electric, Inc Douglas Nickel & Mary Ann Nicoud ’69 Michael Krippendorf ’76 & Dorothy Noyes John & Patricia O’Neil David & Anne Pagel

Joseph A. Palmisano ’65 Estate William J. Peterson ’72 Harold Polacheck David ’89 Ramstack & Ali Agustsson-Ramstack Gary ’76 & Mary ’76 Refinski Scott & Cecilia Richardson Andrew ’95 & Rebecca Ritger Robert & Martha Trussell Family Foundation Robert W. Baird & Co. Foundation Russel & Carole ’60 Setterlun Michael Taylor & Ann Setterlun St. Mary’s University of Minnesota Thomas ’64 & Sharon Stoffel John & JoEllen Stollenwerk Dana Terracina ’73 Joseph & Marian Topp Arnis ’84 & Shelley ’84 Vecitis Christopher N. Yenter ’91

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

Thomas & Barbara ’63 Bailey BMO Harris Bank Thomas & Sally Branigan Bud & Mary Brauer Michael ’75 & Kathleen Brondino Gary & Lynn ’75 Burton Gary & Ruth Chudzinski John ’61 & Joan Conroy Christina Craig Matthew & Christine ’05 Crosson Michael W. Crowley ’88 Thomas & Cathy Czech S. Turner & Linda ’74 Dean Patricia DeChant John C. Deinlein ’69 Mary Desing Ricardo & Margaret ’73 Diaz Darrell & Sandra Dobbs Michael Drescher ’72 Dan and Desiree Dujmic William ’71 & Kim Engibous Ferrante’s Restaurant John ’62 & Alexis Fischer Anita S. Fleisch ’67 Patrick & Katie Foy John & Gabrielle ’75 Franke Nathaniel ’09 & Emily Friday Stewart & Kathleen ’67 Friend Jeff & Molly Garwood Donald Gollwitzer & Amy

Ferrante Gollwitzer ’82 Peter & Colleen ’79 Grant Don & Kate ’67 Gruning Alejandro & Alicia Guijosa Joe Handal & Amie Meleski ’87 Robert & Heidi ’61 Hanley Mark Hanus ’67 Mark & Patrice Herzfeld John & Kathleen ’67 Hickey Steven Hoelter & Catherine Brenk ’70 Hoelter Horseshoe Bay Golf Club Shad Hubbard & Kimberly Chase-Hubbard Christine Hudak ’84 Todd & Anne ’99 Huffman Christopher & Linda Johnson Johnson Controls Kevin & Susan Joy Thomas & Katie Kister Sarah Klug Lyons ’02 Knights of Columbus - IC Council William & Joan ’73 Kortsch Roseann Lachenmann Paul Lamarre David & Stephanie Laudon James & Barbara ’79 Lijewski Jack & Beth Manley Marquette University Ted & Claudia Martin

John & Mary ’67 Masterson Mathnasium - The Math Learning Center Patricia McCormick ’62 Brian & Jennifer McMahonVarick ’84 Michael Michaud ’90 Richard & Gwendolyn Miller Miss Katie’s Diner / Peter Picciurro, Jr. ’77 Mount Mary University Rodney & Alisia Moutry John ’81 & Patricia ’81 Mueller Philip & Holly O’Brien Andrew ’04 & Lisa O’Connell Garrett O’Donnell ’91 Eamonn O’Keeffe & Rebecca ’79 Jones Eric Osberg & Renee Sinopoli Chris & Dena Ottaway Outdoors Unlimited, Inc. Rev. John Paczesny Craig & Julie Pannemann Barbara Pelton Raymond Pfarr Dave & Karen Poellmann Anthony J. Pollman ’10 Kathleen Redmond Michael ’60 & Mary Rick Patrick ’76 & Cyndi Roche James ’73 & Ann Roche

Rockwell International Corp.

Anthony ’84 & Elizabeth Rojahn Allen & Judi Ruppel Thomas & Kristine ’66 Ryan Peter ’65 & Jennifer Sara Robert & Elizabeth Sather Patrick Schelble ’67 & Sarah Callan ‘67 Kevin & Carol Schuele Thomas ’83 & Christine ’83 Schumacher Frederick & Anne ’80 Seidel Kathleen Sell ’70 David & Kathleen ’69 Smith Susan Stinson ’76 Mary Ellen Sweeney ’66 Andrew Taylor & Nell Maier ’68 Wegmann Roger ’67 & Susan Tolfa TransUnion Todd & Annette Troshynski United Health Foundation David & Meg ’78 Vartanian Waterford Wine Co. Thomas & Kathleen Weber Richard & Kathleen Wirtz Joanne Wycklendt ’12 James & Catherine Young Mark Zaborske Rick & Rosalie Zehner

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

Alton & Gail ’66 Adams Patricia Algiers Russell & Vivian Antrim Arcade Drivers School William & Kathleen Arnold Daniel ’85 & Mary ’85 Aschenbrener Atlas Transit Inc. Matthew & Erica Ballard Thunder Barrett Naomi Bartz ’67 Elizabeth Boemer ’66 Dennis Bondar Brass Bell Erin Brauer ’11 Kevin Brauer ’15 Catherine Bronikowski ’81 James ’92 & Dolores Brown C R Bard Bruce & Kathleen ’80 Caplan J. David & Elizabeth Carroll Champion’s Pub / Robert & Maire Mills-Greenya ’82 Christine Conley Peter Cronin ’12 Sheldon & Celeste Cuffie Kevin Paul & Emily Curley James & Tina Desing John ’65 & Mari Dickmann Ryan Dlugopolski ’11 Leonard Egede & Patricia Nnadi Cheryl Ferk ’67 Janet Ferrici Thomas ’66 & Marcia Flanagan Fringe Interior Design Jessica Galioto-Grebe ’10 John & Teresa Gallo Grainger David E. Gruber Tenysha Guzman Jack & Susan ’65 Hale Henry ’84 & Susan Hamilton III Philip & Holly Hoffmann Thomas ’88 & Mary ’88 Holton Jon ’69 & Doris Horn Hyatt Regency Chicago Jo-Cat’s Pub / Jeno Cataldo ’00 Paul & Barbara Johnson Cindy Kahn Donald Kedrowski ’63 Pamela Keller

Don Kern John & Deborah Kiedrowski Matthew Kiedrowski ’01 Michael Kiefer & Peggy Weber Kilwins Milwaukee-Bayshore Richard ’67 & Mary Koch Jonathan & Maggie ’00 Kowalski Mark & Maureen ’86 Krueger Craig & Susan Kuhlenbeck Christopher & April Kuss

Tim & Susanne ’76 Nettesheim Jeff & Maureen NewcombSadler ‘91 Timothy O’Connell ‘10 Benjamin O’Connell ‘09 Kathryn O’Keef ‘07 Barbara O’LearyCunningham ’67 John & Maureen ‘65 Oster Eric Oxendorf Ozaukee Country Club

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“Our family’s engagement with the Dominican High School community is deeply rooted, multigenerational and joyful! Returning to active participation this year with a newly enrolled freshman, we find that the heart of the DHS mission maintains a premium value on relationship development. It is both the how and why DHS discover their God-given gifts, build community, and identify life’s purpose.”

Eamonn O’Keeffe Dominican administrator 1990-2007, pictured with wife, Rebecca Jones ’79, Joseph O’Keeffe ’05, and Rose O’Keeffe ’22 Christine Lamarre John & Marie Laubach James & Marianne LeTart Todd & Lisa ’89 Lewein Peter & Carol ’76 Loehr Barbara Lohr ’64 Jose Miguel Lopez Ascaso & Nuria Sierra Royo Nicholas ’97 & Shelby Loth M3 Insurance Solutions Inc. Madi Remodeling Michael & Jane ’67 Malone Kent & Laura Maly Arthur & Mary Margaret ’66 Marquis Kelly ’86 & Megan Maszk Peter D. McBride III ’72 Andrew & Judith McDonagh James & Despina Mehail Brian & Kerry Mitchell Shavonn Montgomery Brown Christopher ’73 & Joan Moroder Thomas & Alison Murphy

Harvey & Aida Padek Peter Paik & Nan Kim-Paik Cynthia Palabrica ’78 Adrienne Parsons ’74 K. Gretchen Peck Anton & Carla Pereklita Robert Petri James & Ann Piatt Charles Pignotti & Lisa VandenHeuvel Pioneer Pet Products / Jon Supanich Michael ’69 & Joanne Piotrowski Piper Jaffray Oliver ’81 & Jill Plunkett Thomas ’67 & Deborah ’66 Putnam Jake & Kristen Reynolds William Richards & Marjorie Shea ’72 John & Ann ’71 Riley Law Offices of Rinehart, Scaffidi & Rinehart

SUPPORT DOMINICAN WHEN YOU SHOP AT AMAZON You can now support Dominican when shopping on Amazon by using the AmazonSmile program. Simply log in at www.smile.amazon.com and choose “Dominican High School” as the charity. Your normal Amazon account will work with the AmazonSmile site and Dominican gets 0.5% of every eligible purchase!

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William ’65 & Margaret Rinehart James & Teresa Sammarco Douglas Savage & Stephanie Bloomingdale Norman & Mary Schardt John P. Schloegel ’86 Robert ’65 & Mary Schmidt Timothy ’82 & Linda ’82 Schulman Robert & Barbara Senzig James & Denise Shaw

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Kenneth Miller & Shelly Sheridan Miller ’60 Steve & Katherine Shields Willard ’61 & Mary ’61 Sorenson STAT Temporary Services, Inc. Jean Stewart James & Cynthia Stoll Nathan & Helen ’00 Strong Jian & Nianhong Sun Ken & Laurie Theiler Total Cleaning Systems Total Mechanical, Inc. Martin & Bryn ’97 Van Beek Mark & Yvonne Wagner Andrew J. Walloch ’03 John & Mary Lee Walloch Benjamin & Stephanie Weiler Michael & Deborah Whittle Robert ’84 & Lynne Wolfe William ’85 & Michelle ’84 Wong Julia Wren ’95 Alex & Patricia Yarmulnik YourCause, LLC Denis & Karen Zyszkiewicz

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

Abbott Laboratories Michael ’79 & Susan Adamski Linda C. Ahrens ’67 Raul & Graciela Alcantara Amazon Smile Foundation Gary & Laura ’87 Anderson Arianny Arias Tracy Armoogam Holly Arnold ’73 Victoria Arnold ’76 Aspen Medical Aesthetics & Laser Clinic Badger Optical Mary Baker ’74 Norbert & Catherine ’61 Baldus Theodore Balistreri & Lisa Bangert-Balistreri John Barragry, Jr. ’67 Charleen Barry Megan Barry ’82 Andrew Baszynski ’77 & Mary Drost

Mark & Mary Brody-Masterson ’67 Allen & Mary Kathleen ’61 Broussard Suzanne Bruner Robert Bryson Lawrence & Rita Burns Christopher Burton Sonya Butler Mary Anne Butscher Mark & Margaret ’79 Cain Juan & Lauren Cazares Michael Carroll & Angelique Chambliss Thomas & Elizabeth ’64 Charnecki Chocolate Factory Jay & Joanne ’67 Chrustowski Peter Coffaro & Lorna Dilley James Mark & Mary ’72 Connelly Frank & Nancy Crivello

Jerome Enzler John ’60 & Kathleen Ernster Hilda Esteves Exelon Corporation Michael ’74 & Anne Falk Brian ’93 & Lisa Fanning Robert & Marianne ’62 Fazen James & Joan Feiereisen Daniel E. Fernandez ’86 Robert ‘67 & Nancy ’67 Fetherston Tim ’75 & Robin ’75 Flatley Ralph H. Fleege ’61 Janet Flessas Michael & Mary Fletcher Helen Fliss ’67 William Flood ’77 Jim & Susan ’67 Fowler John & Helene Frank Jeffrey & Michele Franklin Robert & Kristine ’67 Fry Carl & Mary ’76 Fuda

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“The outstanding science education I received at Dominican played a significant role in my success in the field of engineering physics. Mr. Crowley, Mr. Kaestner, and Sister Antoine were passionate teachers that imparted upon us a deep appreciation for the scientific method. After seeing the school on our 50th Class Reunion weekend, it’s quite clear that Dominican’s excellence in science education lives on.”

Fred A. Best ’68 Distinguished Researcher, University of Wisconsin, Space Science and Engineering Center Clare Bauer ’73 John & Lynn Bauer Donald & Donna Baumgartner John Baumgartner Neal & Carolyn Baumgartner Valentine & Mary Beth Baumgartner The Benevity Community Impact Fund Todd & Susan Bennett Dennis & Barbara ’66 Bianconi Daniel & Kristen Boeck The Bog Claire Brand ’76 Patricia Branigan John ’71 & Shelley Brannan Brat House Shorewood Catherine Brauer ’13 Kathleen Brauer ’67 Mary C. Braun ‘77 Ned & Aileen Braun Tony & Becky Breitrick Rick & Mardi ’69 Bridich

Peggy Cronin ’71 William & Anne Crowley William & Terry ’72 Curtis Cyclebar Susan Dachelet Joeann Daley, O.P. Joan Davis ’80 Thomas & Shirley Davis Dennis & Jane ’67 De Broux David & Bernice DeBoer Norman DesMarais Joseph & Karen Dolan James ’86 & Candace Domach John & Jean Donovan Ralph Drees Daniel Drewek ’66 Timothy ’67 & Diane Drewek Phillip & Anne ’60 Duffy Leon ’63 & Rose Dunst Caitlin DuPont Melvin Ehnert & Bette Jo Reno-Ehnert Elements Therapeutic Massage

Dennis ’66 & Mary Sue Gallagher Francis ’65 & Lisa Garrity Mary Gehr John & Mary Ellen ’64 Germanotta Victor & Catherine Getson Paul & Michele ’77 Giese James & Christine Gill Scott Gill Ralph & Lisa ’60 Glatzels Glaze Pottery Mark & Jacqueline ’80 Gold Nick Gomez Ann Goonan Robert & Joan Gozdziewski Daniel & Antoinette Graham Grapes & Tastes Thomas J. Greguska ‘93 James Groh ‘67 & Mary Swoboda-Groh Marleana Groundwater Karen Gruenewald ’61

Sue Grueninger ’73 Joseph & Terri Guenthner Loyd & Consuelo Guzior Marcy Hackbarth ’86 Nanthakan Hamachuta Paul and Martha Handrich Jeff ’78 & Vivian Hargarten James ’86 & Sara Harwood LeRoy & Alma Hatton Michael & Judy Hazard John ’67 & Debbie Heffernan Patrick Hill ’01 Daniel ’68 & Azie Hoeller J. David Hoeveler Richard Hoffmann Gregory ’68 & Mary Holub Francis ’69 & Jane Hopp Robert & Louise Horning Hospitality Democracy House of Roth Cleaners David Hudak ’85 Phil & Johanna ’85 Hunsaker Susan Hunter Husch Blackwell, LLP Anthony & Colleen ’71 Impellitteri Mary Beth Jablonowski ’14 Sarah Jablonowski ’16 Joseph & Markita Jefferson Robert ’67 & Susan ’67 Jennaro Brennan Johnson James Johnson & Patricia DeChant ’74 Tameka Johnson Johnson Bank Brian & Valerie Jordan Richard & Margaret Kaczmarek William ’83 & Carol Kadrich Stephen & Kathleen ’62 Keane Thomas & Terese Keehan Albert Keller Leon & Nancy Kendall Stanley & Ann Kenwood Catherine Kiaie Michele Kirkland Steven & Amy Kletzien Robert & Teresa Klug Carol Knuth Derrick Shumate & Annaliese Koller Shumate ’03 Leroy & Marie Konrath Michael & Roseanne Kowske Tadeusz & Mary Krawczyk Herbert ’61 & Carol Kretzer Brian & Mary Krueger Amy Krzykowski Jeanne Kuchan ’80 John & Mary Kuhnmuench Mark & Kathy ’67 Kunstman Frederick & Roxanne Kuss Benjamin & Ursula Lackey Lake Geneva Canopy Tours James & Beth ’86 Lambrecht

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

Erika LaPean Alejandro & Yahaira Lara Martha Laubach Leap of Faith Gift Shop James Lemke & Deborah Dreyfus Mary Ann Lepak Michael & Patricia ’77 LePak Mark & Jean ’77 Lewry Libby Montana Andrew J. Lijewski ’09 Lillies - Cedarburg David & Ellen ’69 Loring Carl & Krystal Love Anthony & Ruth Lucas Nelson & Jennifer ’91 Luna Robert Maddox & Katherine Hirschboeck ’69 Penny Mahringer Katheryn Maier Paul ’76 & Paula Malloy David & Julie ’88 Manthey Tracy Martinez David & Amy Mazza Paul & Carol McInerny Colleen McMahon ’86 Allen Olsen & Kathleen McNamara-Olsen ’78 Tom & Claire ’67 McSwain Marc & Christine Melloch Ellen Menefee Annee Meyer ’17 Mary Meyer ’15 James & Mary Miller Milwaukee Film Festival Milwaukee Repertory Theatre George & Wendy Mireles Sandra J. Mitchell Thomas & Kathleen Mlada Hamid & Donna ’82 Mohammadi Lynell Monnie Robert & Maria Monteagudo Richard ’65 & Karen Moreau Debra Mortl ’84 Kenia Mota Robert & Mary ’69 Mulcahy MaryAnne Mullaney ’75 Mary M. Mullenax ’67 Nancy Hahn Hair Design

Connie Neuman Christopher & Maureen ’84 Nichols Nicolet Food Service Hack & Margaret ’67 Noyes Daniel ’06 & Magaret ’06 O’Connell Robert ’65 & Sheila O’Keef Dennis Reardon & Christina Olenchek-Reardon ’96 Joseph & Tara O’Neill

Jesus & Laura Romo Paul Rosenkranz ’67 Ken & Beth ’86 Rouse Alice Rozek Mary Ryan Mustafa Sabree Danielle Santori Saz’s State House Joseph ’61 & Sharon Schaefer Peter Schelkun William & Cheryl Schwartz

Makini Triplett Diane Turner U.S. Bancorp Foundation John Vasos Michael Vebber ’70 Juan Villalobos & Norma Sanchez Visual Image Photography Arthur Voellinger Katie Volcensek Maria von Hemert

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“I am so happy to have the opportunity to give back as a golf outing sponsor for this great school that has helped so many.”

Andy Kadrich ’81 President/CEO Turfmasters, Bill Crowley Scholarship Golf Outing Dinner Sponsor Jeffrey Padovano ’77 Andreana Parker Matthew & Sarah Parlier Paula Patoka Susan Peters ’67 John & Ann Petrie John & Dorothy Piatt Elly Pick ’67 Sara Plach Earl J. ’93 & Laura Porter Paul ’67 & Cathy ’67 Presti Red Cap Luggage & Gifts Edward & Barb Refinski Andrew & Megan Renner Theodore ’89 & Kelly ’89 Ressel John & Nancy Reuter William & Gail Rewolinski Michael & Patricia Richardson David & Michelle Rindt Todd Robinette Charles ’98 & Arlene Roche John ’85 & Ann Roche W. David ’72 & Carol Roche Jose and Zular Rodriguez Elizabeth Rolfs

Sendik’s Food Market Sendik’s on Downer Jeffrey & Melissa Senn James & Patricia ’70 Shaw Shedd Aquarium Michael & Joan Sherlock Carol Shipley Wayne & Elizabeth Simono Douglas ’91 & Nicole Smaglik Kenneth ’63 & Carol Spitz Derek & Jackie Stackhouse Joan Staeven Stagecoach Inn Missy Stewart Susan Stolz ’79 Steven & Sharon Strachota Daniel Stuck Niakia Suggs Thomas Tavolier Theodora Theiler MaDonna Thelen ’67 Alan & Judy Thiede Henry & Bonnie Thinnes Robert & Tracy ’84 Thomas Donald & Cheryl Thurow

Phil von Hemert Catherine A. von Schwind ’60 Clement & Judith ’60 Walleser Peter & Virginia Ware Christopher ’79 & Lynn Weege Jeff & Michele Wiberg Mary K. Wick ’67 John & Stacey Wirth Kenneth Wirth and Leslie Heinrichs-Wirth Otto Wirth Michael Wright ’69 David & Kathy Wyatt Alice Wycklendt ’08 Mary Yadgir ’12 Yellow Wood Nicholas Young ’68 Staci Young ’93 Paul & Kathleen Zabala Elmer Zablan Nicholas & Jean Zanoni Kathleen Zappia ’63 Geoffrey & Marie ’84 Zeidler Nathan & Nicole ’98 Zilles Joseph Zingsheim ’60

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

Michael Abele ’60 & Debra Roberts Albert Abena Barton & Terri Adrian Adventure Rock Aetna Foundation, Inc. Phil Alberti Brandon Alberti Andrew & Susan ’88 Albrightson James & Joan ’83 Anderson Catherine Ansley Archdiocese of Milwaukee Armbruster Jewelers Ashley’s Confectionery Ana Avila Guerrero Theodore & Sue Baginski Edward ’60 & Carol Bangs The Barre Code Julia Barajas Thomas Barnes Mandie Barr Mary Ann Barragry ’66 Patrice Bartelme The Bay Restaurant Matt & Kimberley Bayer Jessica Bazan ’10 Kathryn Beilfuss ’78 Bel Canto Chorus

Brian & Athena ’88 Boos Mary Anne Borowski-Lutz Botanas Restaurant Daniel ’74 & Laurel ’74 Brahm Mary Brauer ’09 Daniel Brauer ’86 Michael Braun ’70 Breadsmith of Whitefish Bay John ’79 & Robin Breidenbach James & Jean Bromley John ’84 and Karen ’84 Bronikowski Alan & Sally Brown Jason Brown, Jr. ’14 Ken & Carol Brownell Larry & Susan ’64 Brumm Anne Butrym Tim Byrne Christopher & Kelly Calvelli N’Jameh Camara ’09 Camp Bar Jennifer Campbell Edwina Carcerano ’65 Amber Carrasco Kristine Carroll Thomas C. & Diane Carroll Dan & Erin Cary John Casey

Steven ’85 & Kristine Clark Clifton Larson Allen, LLP Colectivo Coffee Paul & Jeanette Coleman ComedySportz Colin & Cana Comer Phillip Cook & Mary Boulanger Madeline Cope ’04 Ann Copps ’77 Thomas & Joanne Corcoran Dan Corcoran Matthew & Jamie Corcoran Timothy & Laurie Cotter Maureen Creed ’70 Jane Ann Crise Sandra Czerniak Paul Dachelet & Sara von Hemert-Dachelet Mark ’06 & Maura ’06 Darnieder Beth Davis Sherie Davis James & Mary ’63 Dawson Matthew & Jenniferlyn ’88 De La Pasqua Johanna De Los Santos Keric ’69 & Gloriann DeChant Sandra DeGraw Kyle & Moira Donovan Timothy Dries Richard ’67 & Carol Eaton William & Mary Eckenrod Cathy Edwards LaVern & Mary Jo Ehlert Kathleen Ehnert Christine M. Eldredge ’73 Elite Fitness & Racquet Clubs Joyce Ennis Timothy J. Erdmann ’97 Evolution Gastro Pong Milwaukee Kathy Fabiszewski Farmstead Bernice Farrington David & Jane ’72 Fee Kyle ’01 & Becca Feerick Thomas & Elizabeth ’70 Fehling Patrick Feldmeier ’13 Fermatorium Photo by Nicole Mironovich Makda Fessahaye ’07 Edward ‘60 & Diane Fink Jack Wiberg ’19 on a break away for the boys soccer team that finished as the sixth Jackson Firer ’15 seed in their WIAA Regional of 18 teams.

Margaret Flahive William Beren & Diane Cash Michael Flanagan JoAnn Katzban ’65 Kathleen Casper Patrick Flanagan ’02 Barbara Beres Deborah Catalano ’69 Tina Flores David Bersch & Richard & Katherine ’75 Cattey Marie Foss ’17 Clare Fiorenza ’76 Barbara Ceaman Lori Frank ’82 Racheal Bidmead Cedarburg Toy Company Ronald Frank ’82 Shannon Billingsley Violet Chang Madeline Franke ’12 Debbie Bishop Joseph Cincera ’78 Andrea Frankenberry Cathleen Bleidorn William Schlichtholz & Greg & Sue Franklin Chelsie Bohannon Linda Ciske Fringe Salon David & Jenna Bonofiglio City Tins Anthony Gaples

Mary Gardner Demet Robert & Rachel Garry Gary & Kathleen Gaszak Donna Gazzana ’65 Patrick & Patricia ’68 Geary German Fest Joseph ’70 & Pamela Gerrity Alexandra Giese ’16 Barbara Giese John Gill ’84 Kristin Gilliland James & Mary Lou Glasl David & Dara Gnadt Thomas & Patricia ’73 Goesch Anne Golding Linda Gonzales Mary Jane Goonan Susan Snyder & Ann Gorman Robert & Kathleen Gramann Gregory ’89 & Lisa ’89 Grandinetti Mark Gray Linzi Gronning Jack Haensel Robert ’90 & Melissa Hafner Shannon Hageman ’97 Karen Hagen Paul ’77 & Susan Hagerty Jay Haire Christine Halbur ’81 Thomas ’88 & Teresa Ferrante-Halbur Kevin & Mary ’74 Hanifin Janice Hanson Harley Davidson Museum Dick & Joan Hartman Harvey’s Central Grille Sallyanne Hassert Timothy Hathaway Denis & Janice ‘73 Hauf Joan Haworth Linda Heiderer Daretta L. Henry ’00 Robert & Joyce ’68 Herald Julia Hermanny Marianna Herrera Patrick M. Higgins ’67 Highland House Donald & Krista ’67 Hildebrand Karry Hill ’75 David and Lila Hillman Yvonne Hillman Ashley Hines Mark & Kathleen Hochschild Diane Hoffman Steve & Jane Hoffman Julie Hoffmann Larry & April Holland Paul & Doreen Holland Steven ’92 & Susan Honzelka Patrick & Diane Horvath Donald Hoyt ’62 William Hui

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

Martha Ibarra Jeff & Heather ’97 Imsdahl Diana Ittner Jessica Janzer Sally Jarrar Theresa Jasen Amalia Jelacic ’12 Sharon Jewell Karen Johnson Mary Howard Johnstone, O.P. Kathryn Jones Mishayla Jones ’13 Eugene Jones & Catherine McCray Jones Brian & Ericka ’02 Jordan Stephen Jordan Sherri Jordan Jose’s Blue Sombrero Scott & Patricia ’64 Joslin Thomas & Maria ’95 Jostad Inez Jurgens Giordana Kaftan Margaret Kahn Kim Kahn Elizabeth Kalugira Ann Keenan M. Rosanne Kister Sara Kittridge Mary Lu Kjer Michael Kluesner Nathan Knuth & Sarah Keller ’00 Leroy & Susan ’62 Konczal Andrew ’97 & Christine Kowske Paul Krippendorf ’79 Steven Kroll James ’84 & Lisa Krueger Larry & Marian ’66 Krupicka Thomas & Patricia ’70 Kuehn Lakefront Brewery Landmark Theatres Rosemary Landry Anthony & Virginia Law Les Moise, Inc. Lisa Lesjak Linda Lewis James & Judith Lewis Wanda Lewis-Baldwin Yuhang Li ’17 Anna Lijewski ’11 Teresa Lijewski ’13 Jerome Linn ’14 Virginia Lippert Little Switzerland Ski Hill Amanda LoCoco Timothy & Debra Logman Emilio & Maria Lopez Maty Lopez Juan & Lori Lopez Felipe & Genoveva Lozada Larry & Jeanne ’67 Lucier Thomas & Vicki Lueschow Ron Lueschow

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Aracelis Luna James Luy ’11 Lynden Sculpture Garden William ’67 & Susan ’67 Mack Margaret A. Major ’62 Heidi Marcelle Margaret Marin Michael ’63 & Jeanne Martin Jonathan Mbah Adam & Stacy ’68 McCarty Richard & Megan ’84 McCormick Barbara McCray McGillycuddy’s Bar & Grill Matthew McGourthy

Wine Bar Dan & Pamela Mueller Thomas & Pamela Mueller Dennis & Mary ’73 Murphy Vincent & Jennifer Murray Keith Myers Lawrence Myles Emily Naczek David Nadboralski ’99 Nail Bar Paula Nelson-Hooker ’87 Neroli Salon & Spa Daniel & Mary ’83 Nettesheim Joseph & Maribeth Nettesheim Mike & Paula ’83 Neumann

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Thomas & Margaret ’89 Porter Sandra Powell Denise Prom Lori Putchel Paul & Sandra Radice Paige M. Radke ’09 Douglas & Jeanniene Rakowski Jane Reckmeyer Red Rock Cafe Sharon Reetz ’63 Ruth Reid John & Madelyn ’84 Reilly Henry Reyes & Patricia Cabral Sherian Rhodes Marissa Riordan

“Dominican’s community spreads joy in so many ways and I believe it’s because at the heart of all Sinsinawa Dominican ministry is relationship. Dominican High School is rooted in many long-term relationships of teachers and staff, students, parents, alumni and friends, all sharing their many gifts of time, talent and treasure.

It is this generous giving of self over many years that makes DHS such a special and caring community.”

Sr. Ann Marie Palmisano Principal/President 1985-89, Board of Directors, Sinsinawa Dominican Sponsorship Council George A. McKinnon ’67 Jeni Ann McLaughlin Tsebaot Hailemichael & Fessahaye Mebrahtu Linda Meisrow Sandra Melcher Michael & Lola Melloch Laura Merner Maximilian ’02 & Constance Metscher Debbie Metzinger Jennifer Meyer Joan Millane-Herrera Scott & Laura Miller William Miller Milwaukee Admirals Milwaukee County Parks Milwaukee County Zoo Milwaukee Food and City Tours Milwaukee World Festival Michael and Barbara Minter Leo & Nicole Mironovich Darren Mitchell John & Denise ’73 Molloy Thomas & Elizabeth Moore Stephanie Morgan Marc ’69 & Susan Moroder Richard Moser Samantha Moser Michael & Laurie Moser Mr. Helsinki Restaurant and

Dominican Honor Roll of Donors

Ward & Nancy Neumer Kathleen Newell Holly Newsome Therese Ninneman North Shore Doggy Daycare Jane Novak Greg ’67 & Susie Ollman Katie O’Neil ’11 Caroline O’Neil ’15 Oriental & Downer Theaters Raul & Raquel Orozco Out & Out Eatery Michelle Padovano Douglas & Shannon ‘87 Pallo Papa Murphy’s Pizza Nicholas Pardi Araceli Paredes Sarah Parker Patricia Parker Patricia Payleitner Sonia Perez Sara Perlberg Theeraporn Phetleung ’19 Joan Piatt Katy Picciolo Margaret Pierotti ’72 Livio & Erin Cecil-Pigo Leigh Poellmann ’11 Elizabeth M. Popalisky ’81 Blake & Kathleen Porter Terrence & Christine ’71 Porter

Kate Ritger ’99 Ritz Nails Rivoli Theatre Katy Robb Molly Robinette ’12 Karen Robinette Gerald ’77 & Lisa Roche Maria Rodriguez Jennifer Ann Rodriguez Patricia Roell Margaret Rogers Ann Rohrer Catherine Rose ’82 Susan Rouse Jane Rozga ’76 Michael & Caitlin ’05 Ruhl Michael ’62 & Anne Marie Runde Trevor & Jennifer Russell Alexandra Ruzell Michelle Ryan Jake & Maureen ’88 Saeger Jessica Sanchez Linda Sanders ’80 James & Margaret Sankovitz John Santori Clare Sather ’06 Amelia Schaetzke ’16 Robert & Karen ’79 Schams Aysha Schaper Eric Schaudt

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

Janice Scheppler Marjorie Schlosser John Schmidt Lois Schmidt John Schmitt ’67 Mark & Colleen Schmitz Kevin & Lori Schramka Nancy Schultz Glenn & Trinny Schumann Joe & Catherine ’77 Schweitz Liam Scobey-Polacheck ’16 Jacob Scobey-Polacheck ’13 Catherine Seelman ’75 Joseph & Patricia ’63 Seelman Kevin Shanahan ’77 & Beth Taylor Mark & Kari Shank Michael C. Shaw ’93 Jeanette Shelton Michael & Lisa Sherlock Patrick Sherlock ’17 Larry & Chris Shobe Phillip Sickinger ’62 Katherine Simon ’04 Joseph & Maryann Sinopoli Thomas ’60 & Barbara Slater Shari Slinde Brittany Smalls Anthony and Wendy Smith Spencer Smith Lissa Smith Derse Smith Todd ’72 Dirk Sparnfargel Jerry & Angela Spencer Sports Clips Starbucks Coffee Randy & Carrie ’79 Stary

Janice Stauske James & Agnes Stearns Frank & Jane ’85 Steck Robert ’69 and Mary Steggert Stilt House Stone Creek Coffee David & Andrea ’97 Strand Pat & Dale ’67 Streeter

Tess Restaurant Thiet’s Jewelers Leslie Thomas Three Lions Pub Tiffany Thurow John & Janice ’75 Topczewski Sara Topp ’08 Elizabeth Topp ’11

Angela Vail Philip Van Ermen Fred & Kathy Van Hecke Catherine Van Leer Michael & Georgia Varney Lily Vartanian ’11 Peter Vartanian ’09 Luis Vega

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Through my work as a middle school teacher, the joy I get from watching and guiding my students towards their own high school journey at Dominican is like no other feeling. I know the opportunities they will have at Dominican will be incomparable, and it fills me with excitement for all that is to come for them in their wonderful four years of high school!

Lily ’11 with her aunt, MaryAnne Mullaney ’75 J.M. Strom Terry & Beth ’69 Stuhlmacher Leodis & Helen Suggs Craig & Susan Supanich Travis & Amy ’04 Suss Ann Szeflinski ’85 Martin & Catherine Taft Juan & Beatriz Tapia Ignacio Tapia Bruce & Anne ’70 Taubert John & Diane ’96 Tees Bruce & Patricia ’75 Teik

Lily Vartanian ’11

Tosa Yoga Todd & Christine ’02 Townsend Tres Jolie Solace Catherine Linn Troncone ’03 David Trzebiatowski Mary Jane Tulley ’63 Sally Tymus Reed & Kelly ’02 Tyriver Jeffrey ’82 & DeAnn Umland United Community Center Allan & Bridget ’67 Urban Isabel Utschig

Photo by Kate Jurgens Margo Cushman ’19, Madelyn Ballard ’20, Jarred Manista ’19, Brigid Jurgens ’19 and Adelaide Schaetzke ’21 in Dominican’s fall musical The Spitfire Grill.

Dorothy Victor, O.P. Christopher & Jamie ’95 Wahlen Rebekah Walker Christopher ’07 & Marlee Walloch Gregory Ward ’74 Mylas Waters Robert & Elizabeth Wellenstein Martha G. Welton ’68 Weyauwega Star Dairy Inc. John Whitaker Rebecca Willems Solc Daniel Williams Helen Williams Jessica Williams Suzanne Williams Tomika Williams Joseph & Alice Wilson John & Jennifer ’86 Wisniewski Steven & Ingela Wisth Michael Witas ’81 Stephanie Woelfel Gerard & MaryRose Wolf Thomas & Nancy Wolf Theresa L. Wollersheim ’83 Martha Wong ’13 Victoria Wright Paul Wyatt ’06 Peter Wycklendt ’14 Kenneth Wysocky Daniel Yadgir ’15 Shannon Yenchesky Yoga Loft Joseph & Agnes Young Enrick Zablan Robert & Monika Zarling Paul Ziegler

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Scholarship Paddle Raise Dominican’s 38th Annual Auction, “A Knight on Broadway,” took place on April 21st and the stars of the show were our donors. Inspired by a speech from Dominican Senior, Elisa Guzior ’18, who told of the impact scholarship support has made on her life, the generosity that filled the room was show-stopping. With an anonymous match for every $1000 gift, and a spirited competition to win a bottle of champagne for being the last to raise a paddle at the final $100 level, many supporters gave multiple times… with the grand finale being $170,000 raised in support of scholarship funding. Bravo, and thank you!

$10,000 Paddle

Barry ’74 & Joy Bowen Louis ‘61 & Jean ‘61 Maier

$5,000 Paddle

Mark & Julie Darnieder Aly El-Ghatit & Theresa Barry Paul ’74 & Sara ’74 Engibous Thomas & Suzan Fehring Patrick & Linda Foy Mark & Samantha Meyer William & Carol Roche Greg & Cindy Uhen We Energies Matching Gift Thomas & Carrie Eck

$2,500 Paddle

John & Tamara Dunn James & Leanne Giese Anthony & Jill Grueninger Ray & Dawne Manista Thomas & Susan Popalisky John & Amy Yadgir

$1,000 Paddle

Ida Androwich ’60 Carl & Wendy Artman (2) Souheil & Lisa Badran Stephen & Joanne Boettinger Amy Brown ’01 Douglas & Ann Marie Brown Michael Burr & Julie Warner Burr Brian ’73 & Patricia Conole Peter & Lorraine Cunningham

$1,000 Paddle Cont.

David ‘85 & Debbie Dlugopolski Robert ‘85 & Julie Dlugopolski Thomas & Carrie Eck Robert & Merridith Frediani Edward & Angela Foy Peter & Lezlee Foy Robert & Rhonda Friday Tony & Cara Fuller Steven & Vicki Gall Robert & Kathleen Jablonowski Robert & Kristin Kuesel Michael ’12 & Sarah Linn John & Katie ‘75 Mehan John & Patricia O’Neil Richard & Mary ‘78 Pesich Arthur & Denise Phillips (2) Mark ‘92 & Christine ‘93 Rice Scott & Cecilia Richardson Jon & Jane ‘75 Scherper Henry & Karen Schneider James & Margaret Stern Arnis ‘84 & Shelley ‘84 Vecitis We Energies Matching Gift Jerry & Kim Weidmann Karl & Claire ‘74 Wycklendt

$500 Paddle

Essam & Christina ’88 Elsafy John & Gabrielle ‘75 Franke Todd & Anne ’99 Huffman Paul Lamarre Tim & Michele Murphy Craig & Julie Pannemann Joseph & Marian Topp

$250 Paddle

Erin Brauer ‘11 Kevin Brauer ‘15 Michael & Margaret Brauer Alan & Traci Brown Peter Cronin ‘12 Ryan Dlugopolski ‘11 Patrick & Katie Foy Brian & Kate Jurgens Matthew Kiedrowski ‘01 Christine Lamarre Ted & Claudia Martin Benjamin O’Connell ‘09 Robert & Elizabeth Sather Joanne Wycklendt ‘12

$100 Paddle Cont.

Paul Lamarre (4) Owen & Molly ’88 Lavin Peter & Carol ’76 Loehr Kent & Laura Maly Amie A. Meleski ’87 Tim & Michele Murphy Daniel ’06 & Magaret ’06 O’Connell Timothy O’Connell ’10 (4) Eamonn O’Keeffe & Rebecca ‘79 Jones John & Patricia O’Neil (3) Eric Osberg & Renee Sinopoli (3) James & Ann Piatt Arthur & Denise Phillips Thomas & Susan Popalisky $100 Paddle Earl J. ’93 & Laura Porter Carl & Wendy Artman (2) Scott & Cecilia Richardson Catherine Brauer ’13 (2) Mark Roltsch & Amy Brown ’01 Mary Sue Braun ’72 (3) Douglas & Ann Marie Brown (2) Robert & Barbara Senzig Matt & Christine ’05 Crosson Carol Shipley William & Anne Crowley David & Meg ’78 Vartanian Kevin Paul & Emily Curley John & Mary Lee Walloch William & Karen Desing Terence ’74 & Lynn Flanagan (2) We Energies Matching Gift Benjamin & Stephanie Weiler Nathaniel ’09 & Emily Friday Nathan & Nicole ’98 Zilles Robert & Rhonda Friday Tony & Cara Fuller Steven & Vicki Gall (4) Mary Beth Jablonowski ’14 Sarah Jablonowski ’16 Mark & Margaret Jelacic Joseph & Kellyann ’80 Jones Robert & Kristin Kuesel (4)

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

Dominican is proud to present its winter musical, Newsies!

“Newsies” is the tale of newsboy Jack Kelly, who dreams of a better life far from the hardship of the streets. When Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst raise distribution prices, Jack finds a cause to fight for and rallies his army of newsies to strike.

Join us for this iconic musical February 15-24, 2019! Purchase your tickets online in January at www.dominicanhighschool.com.

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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. Bank of America Charitable Foundation Battelle

C R Bard IBM Foundation Morris Group, Inc. Northwestern Mutual Foundation Pfizer Foundation

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

Textron

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

Matching Gift Companies in the Milwaukee Area Bostik Findley United Technologies Aetna Health Plans Champion International Corp.

Aid Association For Lutherans Quad Graphics Allen Bradley Co. Productivity Point Int’l.

We Energies Corporation Foundation Miller Brewing Company St. Francis Bank Miller Brands M.A. Hanna Company Trans Union Deluxe Corporation Foundation Altria Group, Inc. West Community Partnership Program A. O. Smith Foundation, Inc. Pfizer Foundation First Bank System Foundation Wisconsin Bell Eaton Corporation Northwestern Mutual Foundation Intracorp Wisconsin Energy Corp.

Abbott Laboratories Cigna Foundation Johnson Asset Management Northeast Utilities Rockwell International Corp.

Shearson Lehman Brothers Everen Securities, Inc. IBM Foundation Adobe Systems Inc. Quaker Oats Foundation Robert W. Baird & Co. Foundation Chubb & Son, Inc. Motorola Foundation American National Can Ameritech AMP Inc. Bell Atlantic CNA Foundation Boeing Gift Matching Program Bucyrus Erie Company Buell Motor Co. Inc. Glaxo Wellcome Inc. Fidelity Investments First Bank Southeast First Data Foundation General Dynamics General Mills Foundation Gift Matching Program c/o CyberGran General Beverage Sales Co. GTE Telephone Operations Harris Corp.

Harris Data Hartford Insurance ITW Shakeproof J. Walter Thompson Kemper Clearing Corp.

GannettMatch

Marshall Field’s Dept. Store Merrill Lynch Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp.

Morgan Stanley Foundation Mountain Bell Company New York Times Co. Foundation Noram Inc. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Prudential California Realty The Prudential Foundation St. Joseph’s Hospital St. Luke’s Hospital Saks Fifth Avenue Sherwin Williams St. Joseph’s Hospital Stone & Webster Engineering Co Syntex Educational Matching The Olive Garden Restaurant Time Warner Cable Transamerica Coml. Finance Transamerica Insurance Group US West Xerox Corp.

Young & Rubicam Advt.

Badger Meter Foundation, Inc. Unitrin, Inc. Johnson Controls Bemis Company Foundation Brady Corporation Tribune Media Services American International Group Garrity Graham Favetta & Flinn

Kewaunee Power Station of Dominion Resources Rust-Oleum Corp.

AEC Oil & Gas (USA) Inc GE Healthcare Deutsche Banc Securities Sentry Insurance Foundation Assurant Health Foundation U.S. Bancorp Foundation SC Johnson Fund, Inc. HNTB Corp.

Clark Construction Lucent Technologies Foundation Swiss Army Brands Mile High United Way UBS Foundation Exelon Corporation Allstate Insurance Company Dominion Foundation Wachovia Foundation Bank of America Charitable Foundation Illinois Tool Works Foundation MGIC Morris Group, Inc Piper Jaffray Battelle C R Bard United Health Foundation YourCause, LLC Grainger Wisconsin National Life Ins.Co First Star System

Choose Dominican on #GivingTuesday!

Last year, in just one day, you gave $11,000 in support of Dominican High School, a 30% increase from the year before. You can beat that record this year by helping us reach our goal of $12,000. #GivingTuesday, the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, is a global day of giving where millions unite to make a difference. Mark your calendar now for Tuesday, November 27th to join the movement and make an impact in your own community by giving to Dominican.

Arnis ’84 and Shelley ’84 Vecitis take an UNselfie on Giving Tuesday, 2017.

What will your UNselfie be for 2018?

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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 2017-2018 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...

Sr. Marie Bertrand Charles and Patricia Bradburn Tom Butscher Dan Conley ’66 Jean Conley Josephine Conole Laura Deinlein ’73 Florence Drewek Elizabeth Engelmeier Richard and Helen Margaret Finley Florence Foy Phil Gaddis Christopher Gahn ’67

Al Gartske ’70 Jim Gehr Karen Grant Andy Gunta ’08 Marguerite Hanus Amy Her Jean Hintz Lisbeth Hirschboeck ’66 Petty Al Jarumbo ’66 Mary Johnston Jennings Kenneth Kirkland Susan Kirst John Krembs ’62 Peter Krembs

Mary Krembs ’60 Stento Marion O’Connell Maier Jane McAuliffe Karen F. McNamara ’79 Roman Moczydlowski Roy Nelson Jeanne Normoyle Meredith Parsons ’70 Brandon Pereklita William Piatt Jane Prekop ’63 Kedrowski Chuck Proby ’64 Phil and Terry Rozga Leatrice Schmidt ’65

Janet Schroeter Alan and Betsy Schwind Patrick T. and Margaret Sheedy Patrick Stafford Susie Schmitz ’82 Tavolier Peter Thelen ’71 Michael Thelen ’82 Christian Tomsey Mary Undlin Ken and Elaine Vogt Patti Wright ’66 Devin Wyatt ’11

Class of 1965 Class of 1966 Scholarship Class of 1967 Scholarship Lisa Marie Idzikowski Birthday Marcy Hackbarth ’86 Birthday Maureen Krueger ’86 Birthday

Sister Peggy Brennan Sr. Raymond Connelly Bill Crowley Mary Gehr Aly El-Ghatit Birth of Dominic Hervatin Rebecca Jones ’79

John R. and Mary M. Kuhnmuench Carolyn Manning ’94 Guyet & Elise ’90 Manning Sue Normoyle ’76 Stinson Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters Souls of Unborn Babies

IN HONOR OF...

1991 Faculty ALE PFO Foundation Theresa Barry’s Birthday Class of 1960 Class of 1961 Class of 1962 Class of 1963

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.

Dolores Babiasz, mother of Jim ’65, Bob ’68, Kathy ’72.

Michael Kaczmarek ’07, brother of Peggy ’04.

Martha “Marfie” Baumer, mother of John ’76.

Daniel “Jack” McKeithan Jr., husband of Patricia Brash ’67.

Robert Beutel ’60

Linda Smith-Migely ’68, sister of Jeanne Smith Burke ’66.

Barbara Birschbach, mother of Ann ’79, Kevin ’80, Charles ’81, Alan ’82, Mary ’83 and Michael ’85.

Larry Myles, father of Maura ’76, Kathryn ’80, and Sharon ’84.

Thomas Block, father of Leslie Block Schweizter ’76, Donna Block Schmidt ’78 and Linda Block Schulman’82.

Colleen (Hayes ’77) Chamberlain Donna Dooley, mother of Lynn ’74 and Michael ’78.

Carleen A. (Jessen ’66) Flesch *All names as of September 30, 2018

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Patricia O’Brien ’74, sister of Robert ’61.

Reverend John Robert Paczesny, Dominican faculty member from 1979-1989.

Susan Shumaker (Toody) Walker ’75, sister of Mary Shumaker ’77 and Betsy Neel ’79.

Theresa Pender, mother of Michael ’83 and Christine ’84.

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1 1970s Rebecca Jones ’79 received the 2018 Dominican Distinguished Alumni Award.

Rebecca’s daughter, Rose, is a freshman at Dominican.

1980s Mary Beth Butscher ’80 Wisniewski received her M.S. in Educational Psychology and is the Associate Director of the Health and Wellness center at Cardinal Stritch University.

4 Anne Foy ’99 Huffman with the Foy family and Archbishop Listecki. In July, Pat and Linda Foy welcomed the Archbishop into their home for dinner, a Voice Auction item they bid on and won at the 2018 Auction. (4)

2000s Aaron G. Schmidt ’01 received the 2018 Dominican Young alumni Award at Dominican Alumni Weekend.

Patrick Flanagan ’02 married Nicole Miller in July 2018.

5 Cassie Hirsch Schwab ’04 gave birth to Colin on June 2, 2018. He joins big brother Declan. (5)

Andy Kadrich ’80 received the Business Kyle Feerick ’01 released a new album Person of the Year Award in North Fulton, “Light All Around” available now at all digital outlets and on 10” 45rpm vinyl GA. He is president of Turfmasters. starting with a record release party on Black Friday, November 23 at The Ivy 1990s House in Walker’s Point.

Andy O’Connell ’04 scored a Hole-in-one at Sand Valley (Mammoth Dunes Course) on July 22nd. The foursome consisted of John Desing, Ben O’Connell ’09, and Gabe Rose. They bid on this trip at the auction. (3)

Valerie Hill Carthen ’93 is principal at Lakeside school in Milwaukee.

Chris Fiereresen ’05 and his wife Jordyn welcomed their son Benjamin on July 25, 2018. Chris and Jordyn have started Jordipher Creative which is an arts collective and performing arts studio that offers group dance and theatre classes, individual coaching and creative services to individuals of all ages. (1)

Erin Bailey ’93 is teaching 3rd grade at Golda Meir school in Milwaukee.

Carl Wepking ’04 just finished his Ph.D. in biology at Virginia Tech studying soil ecology, more specifically, how the use of antibiotics in livestock effects soils. Carl is the Executive Director of the Global Soil Biodiversity Initiative (GSBI) housed within the School for Global Environmental Sustainability at Colorado State University.

Mike Schneider ’98 has a polka band, The Mike Schneider Band, and is a fivetime Wisconsin Polka Hall of Fame Award Michael Flanagan ’06 married Maura Winner. In 2017 he was inducted into the Eileen Sather ’04 married Anthony Mahoney on September, 2018 National Cleveland Style Polka Hall of Rosso on July 21, 2018. Pictured are Fame.

Sather siblings who all graduated from Dominican: Charlotte ’17, Maggie ’08, Paul ’03, Eileen ’04, Charlie ’11, Clare ’06, Monica ’14. (2)

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2000s

2010s

Ariana Badran ’14 graduated Summa Cum Laude from Regis University and received a B.A. in Peace and Justice Holly Biersack ’07 was named head chef Teddy Popalisky ’10 married Joanne studies, and Communication. She at Sette Brick Oven in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Frazel on May 19, 2018. Many friends is working in Denver on the Delores from the Class of 2010 were present.

Project, a shelter for women experiencing Brian Parnitzke ’08 married Kate Karnes Pictured: Brian Walzak, Jenna Burr, Teddy homelessness. (9) Popalisky, Charlie Sparrow, Meg Murphy, in Virginia on June 15, 2018.

Tommy Popalisky, Alex Teppler, and Christopher Topp ’14 graduated from Claire Gerlach ’08 married Nick Jaeckle Jamie Beuche. (6) Dayton and joined Blackrock as an on July 22,2018. Claire teaches math at Investment Analyst in New York City.

Henry Moroder ’13 married Haley Bay View High school.

Steiner on September 29, 2018. Henry Danny Uhen ’14 graduated from St. and Haley pictured with: Marc Moroder Peter Vartanian ’09 released his first Thomas University with a degree in real ’69, Anthony Moroder ’70, Christine full-length album titled “Invigilator.” Peter estate management. He is working for for Schmidt ’72, Christopher’ 73, Lizabeth conducts his pop project under the a real estate company in Minneapolis. moniker Fauxny. He plans to perform the Ludowski ’75, Paul Moroder ’77, Mary Moroder ’78, Gerard Moroder ’80, album live by winter of 2018. Dominican Paul Manley ’17 (far right) was one of Greg Moroder ’82, and Katie Hargarten classmate, N’Jameh Camara ’09, is three UWM design students selected by Moroder ’82,Christian Moroder ’16, Catey a guest vocalist on the track “Sing Professor Ray Chi to help with installation Dlugolpolski ’16 Lydia Moroder ’19 and Something.” of a house of cards sculpture for Robert Petnkeu ’13. (8) Milwaukee Art Museum’s “Serious Play” Exhibit. (7)

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DOMINICAN KNIGHT OUT Monday, January 28

CALENDAR 11.23 FRI

Young Alumni Party Jo-Cat’s Pub

All alumni who graduated between 2001 2015 are invited to join us for Dominican’s annual young alumni party on Friday, November 23 from 8-10 p.m. It’s a great way to see your friends and classmates while you are back for Thanksgiving!

12.7 FRI

Advent Liturgy Grandparents Day Dominican Auditorium

Celebrate Advent with the Dominican community. Archbishop Schuerman will be presiding. Grandparents of our current students are invited to join us for Mass at 8:45 a.m. and a reception afterwards.

12.13 THU

Christmas Concert Dominican Auditorium

This is the perfect event to celebrate Christmas with the Dominican Community. The concert will showcase Dominican’s band and choirs from 7 - 9 p.m. Admission is free.

1.8

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Alumni Knight Dominican High School

Join fellow alumni for food and beverages before Dominican’s boys varsity basketball team takes on Racine Lutheran at 7:00 p.m.!

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MON

Pfister Hotel’s Blu Bar & Lounge

Dominican celebrity bartenders invite our alumni and friends to join us at the Pfister Hotel’s Blu Bar & Lounge on January 28, 2019 for happy hour from 5:30-7:30 p.m.

2.15-24 Winter Musical: NEWSIES SEVERAL

Dominican Auditorium

Dominican’s Theatre Department will be performing Newsies on February 16-18 & 22-25. Tickets will be available for purchase online.

4.13 SAT

2019 Auction Dominican High School

Save the date for Dominican’s 39th annual dinner and auction Game Knight on Saturday, April 13, 2019.

5.23 THU

Baccalaureate Mass Dominican High School

Join the Dominican community in prayer with the Class of 2019 as they prepare for their graduation and future endeavors.

5.24 FRI

Graduation Dominican Auditorium

Send off the Class of 2019 as they celebrate Dominican’s commencement ceremony.

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