DSHA Annual Report | 2020-2021 Academic Year

2020–21 Annual Report

Faith. Heart. Intellect.

DIVINE SAVIOR HOLY ANGELS HIGH SCHOOL

CONTENTS 5 Why I Give to DSHA 6 Letter from 2020–2021 Board Chair Andy Lampereur 7 Letter from President Katie Konieczny, DSHA ’92 9 Scholarships at DSHA 11 Scholarship Student of Faith

Kate Spielbauer, DSHA ’21 13 Donor Impact: Young Women of Faith 15 Scholarship Student of Heart

Kayla Vanderhoef, DSHA ’22 17 Donor Impact: Young Women of Heart 19 Scholarship Student of Intellect

Natalia Beans, DSHA ’23 21 Donor Impact: Young Women of Intellect 23 Dasher Days of Giving 2021 25 Donor Contributions 27 Donors 37 Alumnae Giving 43 Faculty and Staff Giving 44 Fidelitas Circle 48 Planned Giving 49 Donor Highlight

Judy Carney Keyes, DS ’58 51 Gifts in Honor of Others 53 Matching Gifts 54 Endowed Funds 55 Scholarship Funds 59 Stay Connected with DSHA 61 2020–2021 Board of Directors 62 2020–2021 Financial Statements

WHO WE ARE:

A Catholic, Salvatorian, All-Girls High School The DSHA mission, vision, and five Qualities of a DSHA Graduate drive everything we work towards as the only Catholic, Salvatorian, all-girls high school in the country. In these pages, you’ll see the impact of a DSHA education, one that is grounded in the mission of the Sisters of the Divine Savior and in the support for, and love of, one another in this unique sisterhood. The Christ-centered community, and the opportunities for each and every Dasher to develop her passions in all areas of her life, are possible because of your generosity and support.

OUR MISSION Divine Savior Holy Angels High School is a Catholic college-preparatory high school for young women that excels at developing the whole person. Sponsored by the Sisters of the Divine Savior and grounded in their mission to make known the goodness and kindness of Jesus Christ, we develop our students into capable young women of faith, heart, and intellect who accept the gospel call to live lives that will make a difference.

OUR VISION DSHA will be #1: recognized as the premier choice for a girl seeking to grow into her full potential as a woman of faith, heart, and intellect.

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QUALITIES OF A DSHA GRADUATE

SHE IS A BELIEVER.

SHE IS A SELF-ADVOCATE.

SHE IS A CRITICAL THINKER.

SHE IS A COMMUNICATOR.

SHE IS A LEADER.

She is a Believer who relies on Catholic Christian values which encourage her to act on God’s call to recognize her gifts and use her voice to pursue justice, live with integrity, and actively improve her world. A faith-filled role model, she demonstrates the highest respect and compassion for herself and for others by living a life that makes a difference.

She is a Self-Advocate, who as a young woman learns to accurately assess her abilities and to recognize and resist the cultural forces and customs that would erode her own emerging sense of self, or cause her to act in conflict with her own values and beliefs.

Through systematic opportunities to learn, practice, and master self-advocacy behaviors, she begins to articulate her beliefs and values. She uses her own voice to state her opinion, ask questions, and effectively negotiate for her strongest possible outcome.

She is a Critical Thinker who solves problems, improves processes, and sees what others cannot. She is innovative and creative, her wise counsel and enlightened perspectives highly sought-after.

She is an adaptable, analytical, and curious intellectual who pursues deep understanding and trusts her instincts and experience.

She is a Communicator who is articulate, perceptive, and empowered to make her voice heard. She is highly skilled at interpersonal communication, effectively sharing ideas through various means, with various audiences, using advanced technology as needed. She is an active listener who is self-reflective and engaged and is a confident communicator who is unafraid to stand up and say what must be said.

She is a Leader who takes initiative, leading by inspiration and influence.

A skilled collaborator, she uses her full potential to motivate individuals and groups to accomplish goals and achieve dreams.

She is inclusive, hopeful, and highly ethical; as a visionary leader, she is accountable to herself and to others, bravely forging new paths and building new connections.

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WHY I GIVE

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CURRENT PARENTS Michael Murphy and Terry Tuttle

ALUMNA Giselle Schmitz Hale, DSHA ’97, and Brian Hale

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p39 YOUNG ALUMNA Mary Kate Eberle, DSHA ’14

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DSHA STAFF Theology Faculty Mary Duffy

p46 FIDELITAS CIRCLE – 24 YEARS Ellen and Michael Bartel

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CORNERSTONE SOCIETY & ALUMNA Judy Carney Keyes, DS ’58

SCHOLARSHIP DONOR & ALUMNA Carolyn Walker Biggs-Harris, DS ’70

DSHA Letter from the Board Chair

Working Together for Each and Every Student Dear DSHA Community, Throughout the 2020 –21 school year, I was reaffirmed in my belief of our unique connection with and to one another.

Even in the face of a pandemic, the DSHA community remained a constant. I saw the strength of the community when we rallied as One Body in Christ — in support of the young women of DSHA and one another.

The Commitment to Young Women We were blessed this year and remain grateful for a gift of $2 million from an anonymous donor to expand the Beacon Scholarship program. This scholarship provides four-year assistance to high-achieving students of color who would not be able to attend DSHA without financial support. In turn, this program prepares talented young women to become “beacons” in their own community, examples of successful, esteemed leaders who are passionate about making a positive difference in the world.

This extremely generous gift is the largest endowed scholarship gift in the history of DSHA, and we stand in admiration of and with gratitude for the family who is committed to helping DSHA create an environment where every girl feels a sense of belonging. This gift will allow us to significantly increase the support we offer to both incoming and existing students of color. We are so thankful.

Strengthening the School Setting Our commitment to supporting every student includes improving the environment around her. Our community worked hard to complete the installation of a new HVAC system over the summer. No longer do distractions like the summer heat impact the energy or focus in the classroom. Our students are now learning and mastering their studies and passions comfortably, in a space that uplifts and empowers them.

The Commitment to Working Together Another blessing this year was the record amount raised in the 2020–21 DSHA Annual Fund, which helps cover the gap between tuition and the actual cost of a DSHA education. Together we raised more than $950,000 — the largest amount in school history — for every Dasher to receive Catholic faith formation opportunities, college-prep academics, co-curricular involvement, and so much more.

And together, when we were able to gather in person for the 2021 DSHA Auction, we showed our love for our DSHA students with an electric energy as we raised funds to further the DSHA mission.

If you were unable or did not contribute to DSHA during this past year, please consider a gift this year as the need of our girls is ever-growing. Every gift, no matter the size, gives every girl the opportunity to grow and develop in faith, heart, and intellect. Together we change the lives of young women in Milwaukee.

We are united as we move forward into a bright future because of you. Thank you for your generosity and your partnership.

With sincere gratitude, Andy Lampereur 2020– 21 DSHA Board Chair

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The Bright Moments As I reflect on the 2020-21 school year, I am grateful and proud of how we have grown closer as one community in the face of many challenges. Despite a year of mostly hybrid learning, our faculty and staff were incredibly intentional and dedicated to maintaining connections and living out our Salvatorian mission throughout the entire year. The creativity and perseverance of our entire school community – students included – leaves me in awe. We have always known DSHA is a special community rooted in our Catholic faith and a sisterhood unlike any other. This was confirmed in a unique way as we navigated a year unique to the world at large.

Below are some of the bright spots from the year that I would like to share with you.

The Non-Negotiables Back in the spring of 2020, the DSHA leadership team met to discuss our nonnegotiables for the 2020-21 school year, knowing it would present new challenges.

The very first thing that was discussed was the commitment to the faith formation of each and every girl. Director of Campus Ministry Stephanie Monson shared that faith formation is personal, and human connection is critical. She articulated that, whenever possible, these experiences needed to be in person. The strength of our faith and the commitment to our Salvatorian, Catholic identity paved the way for a year filled with 57 in-person masses, 32 hours of adoration, 48 hours of confessions offered, 38 rosaries prayed, 12 in-person retreats, 2 virtual retreats, and a class of seniors participating in Vocare, serving at 29 different service organizations throughout the greater Milwaukee area.

Reinvention to Maintain Connections The strength of our community became quite clear to me as we began to navigate a year of imposed separation and a desire to reinvent. Each and every member of the faculty and staff became an inventor for the year, asking ourselves, “How can and how should we do this differently?” The ultimate goal was to connect our community and provide the full DSHA mission experience for our girls. From re-inventing hands-on learning in science classrooms, to a virtual live-radio play performance of It’s a Wonderful Life, to a complete restructure of special events, to streaming athletics competitions – the list could go on and on. Our team showed up to provide innovative experiences for our girls – over and over and over again.

Better Together The feeling of joy in the moments we were able to come together as a community were so special last year. Each fall, one of our first special events is the Parent Athletic Association Dasher Golf Outing and Dinner. While we had to adjust the event and remove the indoor portion of the evening, we had the most golfers our outing has ever seen. We saw a desire for in-person connection from not only our students, but our parents as well. There was so much energy, love, and joy for the opportunity to be together.

Additionally, a specific highlight for our students each year are the annual class retreats run through Campus Ministry. Each class comes together to pray, share, reflect, and celebrate their faith. These retreats are always powerful, and while the structure was completely reworked to allow for a safe environment, we found them to be extra-meaningful this year, as the girls were longing for time to connect outside of their hybrid-learning cohorts.

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DSHA Letter from the President

Surprises and Celebrations One of the great joys from the 2020-21 school year was the implementation of our Marian Scholars Program, the student-centered, inclusive education program for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our first Marian Scholar, Mia Ruge, DSHA ’24, along with her peer mentors, brought an incredibly special joy to our community. This program elevates our entire school community on so many levels – through the student-to-student mentoring that takes place each day in the classrooms, to teachers supporting our scholar inclusively in the classroom.

This program has enriched our school community and we will continue to celebrate as it grows.

Additionally, we are incredibly proud of our student-athletes who persevered through variance in practice locations and time, and brought home four state championships this past year! Our Varsity Soccer team captured the state title after not being able to play in the season prior. Varsity Field Hockey won back-to-back titles for the first time in school history. The Varisty Ski team won its third state title in four years, and finally Kathryn Kleckza ’22, took first place in the WIAA State Diving Championship. While our Dashers always compete for state titles, the number of championships amidst the adversity is remarkable and a testament to the character or our girls, their coaches, and the leadership of longtime Athletic Director Peggy Seegers-Braun.

Through it all, I found that our community grew in gratitude, taking the time to be present, to listen, and to take notice. The gratitude of our students, faculty, and staff were present through the appreciation of moments big and small; of togetherness through challenge, and for a collective groundedness in our mission. We are a stronger community from the journey we walked together.

With a grateful heart, Katie Konieczny, DSHA ’92 President

Left: Students take the stage during It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play.

Middle: Marian Scholar Mia Ruge, DSHA ’24 (right) works on reading with Marian Scholars Faculty Gretchen Caraher, DSHA ’93. Right: The DSHA Varsity Soccer team took home the state title in 2021.

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Scholarships at DSHA

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DSHA’s commitment to scholarships first and foremost provides an outstanding Catholic, college-preparatory education to qualified students regardless of a family’s financial circumstances. Scholarship funds also help DSHA enroll the strongest student body possible — a diverse group of young women with different gifts, perspectives, and life experiences.

In the 2020– 2021 school year, DSHA gave more than $1.8 million in scholarships. Thirty-eight percent of the student body received some form of financial aid, the average need-based award being $6,900.

From receiving merit-based scholarships, to need-based awards, students of a variety of backgrounds benefit because of your generosity. On behalf of the students who are given the opportunity to experience all DSHA has to offer, thank you.

On the following pages, you will read about three remarkable young women who receive scholarships in different capacities, and the life-changing experiences you have helped make possible.

Kate Spielbauer, DSHA ’21 Young Woman of Faith pg 11

Kayla Vanderhoef, DSHA ’22 Young Woman of Heart pg 15

Natalia Beans, DSHA ’23 Young Woman of Intellect pg 19

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Kate Spielbauer, DSHA ’21, has a passion to give of herself in service to populations that are often forgotten or isolated in society — specifically the elderly. Working with this population — a population to which the Salvatorians are also dedicated — led her to serve at St. Anne’s Salvatorian Campus throughout her four years at DSHA. Her commitment to St. Anne’s earned her the Salvatorian Service Award from the Sisters of the Divine Savior in 2021, but also the DSHA Alumnae Service Scholarship for the 2020–2021 school year, which ultimately helped her serve with more confidence and purpose.

Forging Connection with the Often Forgotten

By Madeline Zukowski, DSHA ‘11

For six months straight, Kate Spielbauer, DSHA ’21, accompanied and sat with St. Anne’s Salvatorian Campus resident Mel while he ate his dinner.

A man with a big heart to match his personality, Mel is a 75-year-old Polish former pastor who loves to talk food.

“He makes jokes that his Polish food is so much better than American food. One of his friends visited one day and brought Polish pastries like paczki that I was able to try. His Polish food is superior, I’ll admit,” Spielbauer said with a chuckle, demonstrating an authentic love and care for her friend Mel. Since Spielbauer entered DSHA in 2017, she has served at St. Anne’s Salvatorian Campus, a nursing home and assisted living facility for people of low socio-economic status that is sponsored by the Sisters of the Divine Savior. Between running bingo, playing card games, working in the garden, and planning the famous St. Anne’s Prom for residents and DSHA/MUHS students, Spielbauer spent one-on-one time with residents who don’t have visitors often, forming friendships with them.

“Besides the friends in the nursing home or a few outside friends, they don’t have much human interaction,” Spielbauer said of most of the residents.

“I like to think that I was that human interaction for them. It brightens their day, makes it a little easier, and excites them.”

Living out the Salvatorian core value of the preferential option for the poor, Spielbauer prefers to serve those who are vulnerable in society. Besides working weekly with the elderly, periodically she collected toiletries from her neighbors and community, donating them to the Milwaukee Rescue Mission,

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a non-profit homeless shelter rooted in the Catholic faith.

“These populations deserve attention as much as anyone else does,” she said.

“I think working with them is the most challenging type of service, but they are a part of society that is often forgotten about.”

IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE While Spielbauer served at St. Anne’s in her own time, she became more involved with service through DSHA Campus Ministry, becoming a long-term service coordinator.

An advocate of long-term service versus one-time visits, Spielbauer reached out to nursing homes, schools, and homeless shelters for their needs, and tried to connect underclasswomen with sites at which they could serve consistently.

DSHA Campus Ministry helped Spielbauer connect with her faith in more ways than one. She was able to connect her faith to her own community, but was also able to put it in perspective with the outside world.

“A big part of my faith today, which is different from four years ago, is service and learning what makes people the way they are; what puts people in lower socio-economic levels, nursing homes, or homeless shelters,” she said. “I have learned that how I live out my faith makes a difference in the world.”

She found herself able to connect with God through her work with residents at St. Anne’s. She points to the importance of the mission of the organization to help all residents live a dignified life, no matter their circumstances. Because of this idea, Spielbauer better understands what it means to be Salvatorian.

“A core idea of the Salvatorian way is to put others before yourself and care for everyone,” she said. “In my life, that means caring for the elderly and homeless people, recognizing their needs, figuring out ways I can address them, and making their lives better.”

I have learned that how I live out my faith makes a difference in the world.

Kate Spielbauer, DSHA ’21

RESPONSIBLE STEWARDSHIP Now a freshman at Texas Christian University, Spielbauer hopes to find an organization to serve at throughout her four years that works with those who are often forgotten — specifically the homeless, as Texas has a high homeless population.

After she graduates, her dream is to travel to South America and help bring medical care to those in need.

“When I’m sick, I have the liberty to call my physician,” she said. “It’s incredibly important to have access to health care, and I want to give that opportunity to people who need it or don’t have easy access to it.”

In 2020, Spielbauer had the opportunity to apply for the DSHA Alumnae Service Scholarship. A committee of about 10 alumnae who honor DSHA’s Catholic tradition of service read each application, letters of recommendation, and service reflections, and then chose one student based on her tremendous effort to serve the poor and vulnerable.

“It was exciting to see that other people connected to my passions,” Spielbauer said. “It was powerful to learn that I not only care about the elderly and homeless, but other people cared enough about it to select me. I’m so grateful. It gave me a lot of motivation to continue to do what I’m doing.”

While a part of her tuition was covered by this merit-based scholarship, Spielbauer used the money she would have spent on tuition on St. Anne’s — helping the residents build a garden.

Just like the alumnae committee believed in Spielbauer and her service to the community, so did her DSHA sisters.

“I found people at DSHA that encouraged me to the best version of myself,” she said. “They challenge me to do the right thing. They encourage me to keep going back and share my time and talents with others.” n DSHA 2020– 21 Annual Report 12

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Young Women of Faith

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Young Women of

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founder of the Salvatorians beatified, celebrated by DSHA on May 14 Blessed Francis Mary of the Cross Jordan

Catholic Salvatorian Education by the Numbers

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Divine Mercy Chaplets prayed virtually during Lent

community organizations supported by school-wide collections

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8

38

9

theology classes offered

winter clothing items donated to the House of Peace, part of Capuchin Community Services, as part of the Advent project

100

playground toys and activities collected for Frances Brock Starms Early Childhood Center as part of the Lenten project

7

priests visited DSHA to celebrate Mass and/or hear confessions

100

hours of Eucharistic Adoration in the Mother of Our Savior Chapel

Rosaries prayed in small groups

48

hours of confession offered to students

125th

anniversary of the Sisters of the Divine Savior in the United States of America, celebrated by DSHA students with a special Mass

202

students served on a Campus Ministry team

220

10

50+

14

57

700+

60

3,000

faith-based Applied Wellness offerings

retreats — 12 in-person and 2 virtual

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Thanksgiving dinners donated to Notre Dame School of Milwaukee families

23

members of the DSHA Class of 2021 earned the Salvatorian Service Award (120 + hours of service over 3 years, and ongoing documented service throughout the pandemic)

29+

community service organizations served by the class of 2021 during Vocare

community organizations served or supported by students

in-person Masses celebrated

students involved in faith-sharing small groups

62

members of the class of 2021 who participated in the Milwaukee Stations of the Cross during Vocare

100+

feminine hygiene products, clothes, and shoes donated to Franciscan Peacemakers

100+

students served as pen pals with those in elderly care facilities during the pandemic

student-designed service projects were completed during virtual learning

pounds of food collected in a virtual food drive for the Riverwest Food Pantry

5,500+

items collected for the Mother of Good Counsel food pantry

$10,541.89

raised for the Lenten project benefitting the Frances Brock Starms Early Childhood playground

pounds of candy given to troops and veterans via Hometown Heroes

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Kayla Vanderhoef, DSHA ’22, has had a multitude of opportunities, including the college-prep academics and leadership roles she has had throughout her four years at DSHA. She is also heavily involved in recruiting future Dashers, drawing on her own experiences. Her goal is simple: to show others it is worth working hard — and seizing opportunities — in hopes of a bright future.

Leading Others to Opportunites

By Madeline Zukowski, DSHA ‘11

When Kayla Vanderhoef, DSHA ’22, graduated from St. Mary Parish School in Hales Corners four years ago, she was set to attend St. Thomas More High School in Milwaukee, her father’s alma mater. She and her parents toured DSHA just to check it off the list, to solidify that Thomas More was, in fact, the right place.

But after the tour, everything changed.

Vanderhoef knew she belonged at DSHA. “In middle school I excelled, and I wanted to be pushed even more, and I thought this was a good place to do that,” she said. “Hard work is something my family and I value a lot.

I knew (at DSHA) if I was challenged, I would work hard to excel.”

PUTTING IN THE EFFORT What she saw at DSHA during that tour — and her work ethic since her first day freshman year — led her to help other girls discover the all-girls, Catholic school for themselves. Vanderhoef is currently a student recruiter at DSHA, visiting area middle schools to introduce girls to the special experiences she has had, giving tours of the school to interested families at DSHA Open House, and helping with events for incoming freshman and potential future Dashers.

“DSHA has given me so many opportunities, and I want to tell girls and families more about it and how great of a place it is for me,” she said.

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While Vanderhoef chose DSHA because of its academics and was drawn to challenging courses like Accelerated Biology and Advanced Algebra right out of the gate, the leadership experiences she has had helped her formation in other areas. In addition to recruiting for DSHA, she has been a captain on the school’s swim team since her sophomore year and has been involved in Student Council — specifically the Student Ambassador branch of the council — since freshman year.

“My leadership opportunities have helped me improve working with other people,” she said. “They have forced me to have an open mind and work with people who have different ideas and incorporate all of our different ideas into one thing.”

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I want girls to know that DSHA is a wonderful school because there are so many experiences awaiting them to get involved, grow in their faith, and make new friends.

Kayla Vanderhoef, DSHA ’22

A major event that the Student Ambassador committee organizes is the Middle School Leadership Conference. Seventh and eighth graders from area private and public schools send students who exemplify leadership to a day-long event at DSHA. The middle school students attend breakout sessions led by Dashers; topics range from leadership skills to teamwork.

Vanderhoef had planned to co-lead the conference in the 2020–2021 school year, but due to COVID-19, the conference did not take place as planned. While she is taking steps to run it in the 2021–2022 school year, she has helped with the planning process before. Planning the Middle School Leadership Conference involves reaching out to the area and private schools, recruiting DSHA students to lead breakout sessions, and making schedules for every middle school student who attends the conference, depending on her preferred breakout sessions.

While the staff student council advisor oversees the process, the student leaders are very much in the trenches of their projects.

“A lot of it depends on you and how much effort you put into it,” Vanderhoef said when asked what she has learned by working as though she was a professional planning this event. “If you don’t care, no one else will care, and it’s not going to mean anything. You have to put in your full effort and put yourself in the shoes of the girls who want to come and do this.”

WHAT MATTERS MOST While Vanderhoef has worked hard to help shape middle school girls’ futures, she is busy shaping her own. In addition to strengthening her Catholic faith through DSHA Campus Ministry events, she is a member of the SMART (Students Modeling A Research Topic) Team. The SMART team offers girls a chance to enhance and extend the hands-on STEM learning they receive in their academic classes by working all year long — with the help of research scientists — on learning about and building a model of a protein, and then professionally presenting their research at the Milwaukee School of Engineering and the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

Through this experience, Vanderhoef learned that she would like to go into scientific research to study Alzheimer’s, a disease from which her grandpa passed away.

THE VALUE OF SCHOLARSHIP Whether it’s working hard in the classroom, encouraging girls to discover the DSHA difference, or working with proteins, Vanderhoef is well aware that these opportunities would not be possible without the help of her partial, renewable need-based scholarship. “[Receiving a scholarship] has really taught me to value the opportunities I get and to make the best of this experience,” she said. “My parents work so hard to give me everything and I just want to make them proud and I really care about the sacrifices they have given to send me to DSHA.” That is the basis of the message that Vanderhoef wants to give to girls: DSHA is possible for many families who may struggle to afford it because of donors who give to student financial aid. And it’s worth working hard to get everything out of the DSHA experience.

“I know girls who want to come to DSHA, but then they can’t because of the cost,” Vanderhoef said. “I’m able to say I have financial aid and it is do-able. I also want girls to know DSHA is such a wonderful school because there are so many experiences awaiting them to get involved, grow in their faith, and make new friends. It is a unique and a special place, with rigorous academics, supportive and considerate teachers, and leadership opportunities for every girl. I’m so grateful for what DSHA has taught and provided me.” n DSHA 2020– 21 Annual Report 16

Young Women of

HEART Dasher Life by the Numbers

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student received a Gold Key Scholastic Art Award (equivalent to a state championship) Joanna Blonski, DSHA ’22

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athletic teams placed second at their state tournaments B ICE HOCKEY B TENNIS

students participated in orchestra

8

Dasher Dialogues offered a safe space to discuss topics of diversity, equity, and inclusion

student performances placed first at the Wisconsin Music School Association’s virtual vocal and instrumental regional competition

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athletic teams placed first in their athletic conferences

10

66

4

10

70

13

71

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75

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95

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students received Youth Art Month Awards

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state championships B B B B

DIVING, INDIVIDUAL FIELD HOCKEY SKI SOCCER

7

student performances placed first at the Wisconsin Music School Association’s virtual vocal and instrumental state competition

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special programs offered by Student Services B B B B B B B

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SOPHOMORE RISK BEHAVIOR NIGHT SENIOR COLLEGE NIGHT JUNIOR COLLEGE NIGHT FINANCIAL AID NIGHT SOPHOMORE SUCCESS NIGHT CAREER DAY JUNIOR INTERVIEW DAY

students received Scholastic Art Awards

fine arts performances

students signed national letters of intent to participate in athletics at the collegiate level

peer mentors who supported the first Marian Scholar

students received all-state and/or all-area athletic honors

virtual multicultural events, such as sharing information each week of Black History Month and Hispanic Heritage Month, and on Cesar Chavez Day

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co-curriculars offered

students involved in 2 theatre productions

students participated in handbells

heart-based Applied Wellness offerings, such as small group discussions, fitness opportunities, and mental/social/emotional care

students participated in Angelaires and/or choir

students received all-conference athletic honors

musical numbers learned and performed

98

students held leadership roles in Student Council or Student Council-sponsored events

Young Women of Heart

128

livestreams of It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play

304

inches of hair donated at the annual Gr8 Lengths assembly

439

students participated in athletics

700

tickets sold to Godspell (for in-person and livestream performances)

700+

counseling sessions held by Student Services

$67,213

raised by students through Dash-A-Thon

Natalia Beans, DSHA ’23, is a determined young woman. She is committed to working hard for a fruitful future and remaining connected to those around her, opportunities she can take advantage of thanks to her need-based scholarship. Although Beans was a fully virtual student in the 2020–21 school year, she worked to engage herself in her schoolwork and form relationships outside of an in-person classroom environment — proving nothing is standing in her way.

— in the 2020–21 school year so she will be prepared to take AP Calculus as a senior. Not only did she jump into these rigorous courses, but she also studied them while unable to step foot in the physical classroom.

Pursuing Academic Excellence in Community

By Madeline Zukowski, DSHA ‘11

Growing up, Natalia Beans, DSHA ’23, had high expectations placed on her, coupled with family members who showed her the importance of working hard to achieve.

“I know that I should have a purpose in life,” she said. “I owe it to myself, and to the world, and mainly to God to make a change in the community or even in the world. The best way to get there is to challenge myself academically.”

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BECOMING A SELF-ADVOCATE Due to a combination of factors, including protecting her own health (Beans is a cancer survivor, now 12 years in remission), and having an elderly grandmother living at home, Beans made the difficult decision to learn virtually throughout the entirety of the school year, both during months of hybrid instruction and when most students came back full-time in the spring.

But just because she was learning virtually didn’t mean she was any less connected than her peers in the classroom. DSHA had the ability to livestream students who were learning virtually into the classroom, and virtual students were expected to attend their classes. English Faculty Andy Lelinski and Mathematics Faculty Dawn Gardner both noted that Beans went above and beyond, and was not only present, but was also a self-advocate for her own education while learning virtually.

“I wanted to participate (while I was virtual),” Beans said. “It wasn’t that being virtual made me quiet or silent, it made me want to participate more and get my opinions out there … I wanted to show everyone and even myself that your typical virtual student isn’t just someone who turns off their camera and sneaks away from class. You can work and learn virtually. It’s going to be harder, clearly, but that’s why it was so important to me to participate more.”

POWER IN NUMBERS When preparing to take challenging courses within the boundaries of virtual learning, Beans first set her mentality straight. She kept reminding herself that this was the not the time to neglect her studies and placed

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importance on being prepared when eventually she did come back to school full time in the fall of 2021. Second, she used the resources around her to stay on track.

“I always stayed engaged with my teachers, asked questions inside and outside of class, and asked my peers outside of class for help and assistance, just so I could stay in the academic loop of things,” she said.

Beans explained that nothing can replace being in a classroom. She commented on the connection and energy that is felt inside a classroom full of her peers. Not having her classmates next to her to keep her going was difficult, but she names a number of her teachers who did what they could to keep her and all students — whether they were in-person or virtual — feel they were in community with one another. “(My teachers) never made me feel like I was learning alone, which is important,” Beans said.

During a unique year, teachers took the time to ask how students were feeling and coping with a world that at times seemed upside down. Beans was often the first to raise her hand to answer those questions so she could voice not only her feelings about being virtual, but also speak for those students who were learning virtually right alongside her — both in the hybrid model in the fall and in the spring when only some students remained virtual.

“In the world, in school especially, you don’t go through things alone,” she said.

“Especially in high school, it’s always important to make connections and talk to people. You’re heard that way. Two people are stronger than one; three are stronger than two. There’s power in numbers and the feeling connected to those numbers. If it’s mutual, it creates a unification that is impactful. It just helps to know you’re not alone.”

I know that I should have a purpose in life...

I owe it to myself, and to the world, and mainly to God to make a change in the community or even the world.

The best way to get there is to challenge myself academically.

Natalia Beans, DSHA ’23

FINDING HERSELF Although DSHA has gone through various models of learning during the pandemic, from a fully virtual format to hybrid to a fully in-person format currently, the core values of the school never changed, Beans said. The empowerment she feels and the Catholic faith formation opportunities she experiences are aspects of the DSHA education she cherishes.

“At this point in my life as a teenager, with more homework and more things outside of school, I can feel distracted (from my faith),” Beans said. “If I attended a high school that wasn’t so focused around faith, I feel like I might lose sight of God and how much He loves me. It’s a blessing to know He’s always there and I have the chance to learn more about Him and my faith.”

Her relationship with God, her academics at DSHA, and her experience with leukemia as a child, have brought her to consider a medical career working with cancer patients.

“I want to give back to the people who were in the same situation I was in,” she said. “God saved me for a reason, and that reason is to give back to those with cancer.”

While her passion isn’t something to take lightly, neither is her gratitude for those who have helped her get to where she is today.

“My need-based scholarship gave me opportunity,” she said. “The whole scholarship program in and of itself is giving so many people the chance to show who they are. I’m extremely grateful for that. Some students want to hide it, but receiving financial help is nothing to be ashamed of.

“Being at DSHA allows me the opportunity to be myself. I am able to prove to other people and myself that I can be whoever I want to be, work hard, and know I have bright future ahead of me.” n DSHA 2020– 21 Annual Report 20

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Young Women of Intellect

Young Women of

INTELLECT College-Prep Education by the Numbers

1

National Merit Finalist from the class of 2021 Honor Callanan, DSHA ’21

464

total number of AP exams taken by students, with 137 students taking more than 1 AP exam

1

Marian Scholar Mia Ruge, DSHA ’24

22

619

2

39

996

4

41

new courses: B INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY B COLLEGE ALGEBRA

Marian Scholars enrolled for the 2021–22 school year

10

academic-based Applied Wellness offerings

STEM Scholars

alumnae spoke to students about career and/or college

65

students from the class of 2021 chose a Catholic college or university

72

13:1

77

16

AP classes offered

134

26

266

*class of 2021 data not available at time of print

313

student-to-teacher ratio

class of 2020 average ACT score compared to Wisconsin state average of 20.

years of combined teaching experience by DSHA faculty

STEM courses offered

11

dual-credit college-level classes offered

enrollments in dual-credit college-level courses

students inducted into the National Honor Society

different colleges and universities attended by the class of 2021

total courses offered

students who took AP exams received qualifying scores for college credit

students took AP classes

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DASHER DAYS:

A Celebration of Community and Connectedness The first annual Dasher Days — held May 8 -15 — celebrated the DSHA community with the intention of connection. What resulted was an incredible display of Dashers near and far, current and alumnae, giving back to each other through their time, talent, treasure, and friendship.

SUNDAY May 9

Community-Wide Hail Mary in Honor of Mother’s Day While Dashers celebrated and/or spent time with their mothers on Mother’s Day, they were asked to honor the Queen Mother by praying a collective Hail Mary at noon.

SATURDAY May 8 Volunteering at Just One More Ministry Current parents and students of the DSHA community spent their morning serving at Just One More Ministry, a Milwaukee nonprofit that gives prepared food from local suppliers to local community organizations that seek to address food insecurity. Dashers sorted perishable and nonperishable food items, packed bags for distribution, and learned more about the hungry in our community.

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MONDAY May 10

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Presentation DSHA President Katie Konieczny, DSHA ’92, Principal Dan Quesnell, and other members of the academic administration met virtually with community members to discuss the diversity, equity, and inclusion work in which DSHA is engaged, and the impact this work is making in the lives of current students.

TUESDAY May 11 WEDNESDAY May 12 Virtual Rosary with the Sisters of the Divine Savior

Dasher Day of Giving 2021

DSHA alumnae came together virtually to pray the Rosary.

S. Grace Mary Croft, SDS, DS’ 56, and S. Carol Thresher, SDS, DS ’59, led the prayers over Zoom.

Hundreds of alumnae; current, past, and prospective parents; former and current faculty and staff; and other friends of DSHA financially supported college-prep academics, numerous faith formation opportunities, and scholarships during the fourth annual Dasher Day of Giving.

THURSDAY May 13

FRIDAY May 14

Supporting DSHA Athletics and Fine Arts The DSHA experience is not complete without co-curricular experiences. Community members were encouraged to attend (either in person or virtually) that night’s HandbellPalooza, purchase tickets to the summer’s production of Godspell, or make plans to cheer on one of DSHA’s spring athletic teams.

SATURDAY May 15

Chopped: The DSHA Edition Similar to the show on The Food Network, Dasher families competed against one another to create a meal with a secret ingredient. Chef Adam Pawlak, owner of Egg & Flour MKE and former contestant on season 19 of Hell’s Kitchen, was the judge. Michael and Mimi Goller (parents of Vivian, DSHA ’23), and friends received top prize and won a pasta-making lesson from Chef Adam for their creative meal of lamb, Pommes Anna, and a parfait. This event raised funds for the DSHA Auction, which helps further the mission of DSHA. DSHA Auction: Together Plaid The DSHA community was able to gather in person under an outside tent or virtually from home at the annual DSHA Auction to help further the mission of DSHA. After bidding on live and silent auction items, which supported operational expenses, attendees participated in Stop-the-Auction for scholarships.

After hearing scholarship stories from Pri McDonald, DSHA ’21, and Mackenzie Stewart, DSHA ’21, the community raised $148,706 for scholarships for young women in Milwaukee who would not be able to attend DSHA without the support of scholarships.

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SPECIFIED GIFTS

DSHA AUCTION*

$277,929

DASH-A-THON*

$67,213

$318,153

PAA DASHER GOLF OUTING & DINNER*

$55,985

SCHOLARSHIP

$491,516

ANNUAL FUND

2020-2021

$955,601

DONOR CONTRIBUTIONS The entire DSHA community — parents, friends, foundations, alumnae, businesses, and even our students — were generous in showing support through financial gifts to DSHA during the 2020–2021 fiscal and academic year, contributing $4,276,911 to support current operations and scholarships.

ENDOWMENT

$ 2,110,514

Endowment | $ 2,110,514 The DSHA endowment provides enduring and permanent support to students of today, tomorrow, and of the future, ensuring they will receive the premier Catholic, college-preparatory education for young women in Milwaukee. The endowment supports scholarships for eager students, as well as faculty professional development and competitive compensation. This year, we had a very special anonymous gift of $2 million to specifically support our Beacon Scholarship program. The Beacon Scholarship is given annually to high-achieving students of color who reside in Milwaukee. This scholarship fully funds a student’s education. The recipients, in return, serve as “beacons” in their communities — model students and citizens who are on a path to outstanding success in higher education and their professional careers.

Annual Fund | $955,601 In a year that looked different from any the school has seen due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the generous donors contributing to the DSHA Annual Fund raised the largest amount of dollars in school history for this important fund that covers the gap between the cost of tuition and the full cost of a DSHA education. The annual fund supports the full Catholic, all-girls high school experience — from scholarships that allow outstanding young women the opportunity to be a part of the DSHA community, to the academics, faith formation, co-curriculars, and student support they receive. Contributions to the annual fund are vital to form young women in faith, heart, and intellect. Due to the uncertainties surrounding the year of mostly-hybrid learning, we are especially grateful for our donors who entrusted their dollars to DSHA in a record-breaking fashion.

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Scholarship | $491,516 Scholarships allow young women to attend DSHA regardless of their financial situation, allowing DSHA to build a diverse, equitable, and inclusive campus for all students and the families that support them. Because of scholarships, exceptional students have the opportunity to earn an equally exceptional education in the Catholic, all-girls environment. Almost 40 percent of the student body relies on need-based scholarships to receive a DSHA education; additional scholarship awards are given to students for demonstrating strong academic, leadership, and service pursuits, or for exhibiting outstanding character. Scholarships not only benefit individuals, but all students. They create a stronger learning environment at DSHA, make the school more representative of its surrounding diverse community, help girls embrace and respect differences in background and perspective, as well as widen students’ outlook on their city, community, and world.

Specified Gifts | $318,153 Occasionally, donors wish to apply their gift to a specific area of the overall DSHA experience, supporting items such as a specific department, fine arts, athletics, or co-curriculars. These gifts support DSHA in developing the whole person in its students.

DSHA Auction* | $277,929 The DSHA Auction — Together Plaid, is one of the school’s time-honored annual traditions, and the largest fundraising event of the year. This year’s event took place outside in May, and was the first in-person event of 2021 for our DSHA community due to COVID-19. Funds raised during the live and silent auctions support the school’s general operating budget. A favorite portion of the evening occurs during Stop-The-Auction, where attendees give in support of Dashers who would not have the means to attend DSHA without the help of generous donations; this part of the night specifically supports need-based scholarships. By raising a paddle, guests gave more than $148,706 for scholarships alone.

Dash-a-Thon* | $67,213 Dash-a-Thon is an annual school-wide 7 mile walk/run that provides students with fresh air, social time as a community, and a chance to dress in theme. Most importantly, the event gives students an opportunity to financially give to DSHA. Since its start 38 years ago, Dash-a-Thon has raised millions for DSHA, supporting its mission and the experiences it gives to young women in Milwaukee. This year’s event took place virtually — students raised funds, but walked in small groups or on their own dressed in Disney theme. Alumnae were invited to participate as well.

Parent Athletic Association Dasher Golf Outing & Dinner* | $55,985 Parents and friends of DSHA have a PAR-TEE at the PAA Dasher Golf Outing and Dinner, during which all monies raised go directly to the DSHA Athletic Department. The Parent Athletic Association’s only fundraiser, the outing helps provide the best coaches, trainers, and equipment to DSHA student athletes. *Special events contributions are net total.

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DONORS

Thank You 2020 2021 Donors

Thousands of you give generously to DSHA — and this year, gifts added up to more than $4 million! These gifts are vital to both maintaining our mission and growing as an institution — one that offers the opportunity of a lifetime to the young women of Milwaukee. Together, as a community, we develop these young women in faith, heart, and intellect. Your gifts are transforming their lives.

Below, you will find a comprehensive list of donors who financially gave to DSHA during the 20 –21 fiscal year (between July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021).

Angels ($50,000+) Anonymous Craigh and Diane Cepukenas Andrew and Janice Fleckenstein Robert and Gretchen Funck, DSHA ‘82 G6 Foundation Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation The Robert and Marie Hansen Foundation Jeremiah and Dolly Hegarty Andrew and Christine Lampereur Chris McDermott, DSHA ‘76, and John McDermott David L. and Rita E. Nelson Family Fund within the Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region William and Meagan Wigchers

Saints ($20,000+) 2 Anonymous Donors William A. and Mary Bonfield, Jr. Scholarship Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Catherine M. Duffy Faith In Our Future Trust Gardner and Karen Friedlander Gardner Friedlander Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Christopher and Amy Goller Robert and Toni Gorske, HA ‘50 Sarah Margaret Hegarty Foundation, Inc. Judith Keyes, DS ‘58 Judith A. Keyes Family Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Kevin and Jill Pasqua Mary Susan Prescott, DSHA ‘76 Prescott Medical Communications Group Daniel and Nicole Renouard Gary and Kristen Robinson, DSHA ‘80 Mark and Mary Ruge Sisters of the Divine Savior

Disciples ($10,000+) Anonymous Archdiocese of Milwaukee

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Timothy and Sharlene Byrne Liam and Susan Callanan James and Kathleen Caragher Joseph and Amy Cesarz Eric and Marikris Coryell, DSHA ‘84 Joseph and Karen Dalum Tom and Maripat Dalum, HA ‘59 James and M. Sharon deGuzman Max and Amy Dalum Downing, DSHA ‘86 Robert and Gloria Gogan Jay and Nancy Gueldner Michael and Nancy Hansen John and Norma Herbers Patrick and Kerry Hodan, DSHA ‘82 Michael and Kathleen Hodan Mark and Janet Hogan Joshua and Jessica Hunt James and Maureen Kanter Michael Teich and Margaret Kelsey Charles and Kathleen Mellowes Frank Miller Edward and Bridie Mooney PNC Bank Price Foundation Charitable Trust Bruce and Judith Price, DSHA ‘71 Alma C. Springmann Revocable Trust David and Maureen Tarantino Judie Dalum Taylor, DSHA ‘87 Thomas and Mary Wisniewski, DSHA ‘85 Zilber LTD/Towne Realty

Stewards ($5,000+) A. O. Smith Corporation Thomas Bannon Brian and Jill Belardi David and Ann Beste BMO Harris Bank Robert Davis and Patricia Brannan, DSHA ‘71 Judith Bultman, DS ‘57 Matthew and Christine Cesarz Donal and Mary Demet Caroline Dries, DSHA ‘98 Daniel and Wendy Dulak Michael Dunn Patricia and Michael Dunn Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation

Robert and Deenie Feerick, HA ‘62 The Estate of Nancy Rita Flanner, HA ‘49 The Geiger Family Foundation, Inc. Brandon Rebholz and Megan Gleeson John and Denise Grogan Christopher and Tricia Harris Steven and Kathleen Hartzheim Donald and Julie Heeg Scott and Haley Hill Horizon Partners, Ltd. Molly Inden Jason and Carrie Kelroy Jon and Nora Langenfeld Brian and Suzanne Lanser, DSHA ‘74 Lutz Family Charitable Trust Timothy McCollow Journalism Foundation/Thomas and Yvonne McCollow Fund Michael McCrea and Ann Marie Uselmann Joyce Meyer, DSHA ‘89 Molded Rubber & Plastic Corporation James and Mary Jo Mueller Brandon and Jennifer Nelson Thomas and Tricia Ognar Robert and Ruth O’Toole, HA ‘67 Joseph and Catherine Pickart, DSHA ‘84 Robert W. Baird & Co, Inc. Michael Ryan and Mary Burke Ryan Aileen Ryan Scholarship Trust David Organ and Mary Schmidt Organ, DSHA ‘85 John and Rebekka Schneider Thomas and Carolyn Schoenauer Patricia Schwarz Sensient Technologies Corporation Patrick and Bridget Sheahan Raphael and Beth Shemanski Tim and Juliette Soczka James and Maureen Stern The Estate of Richard Streff Christopher and Ann Swain William and Maria Tess, HA ‘68 Waterstone Bank Fund of the Waukesha Community Foundation Jason and Deborah White Thomas and Sally Zale

Guardians ($3,500+) Jeffry and Patricia Brigman Steve and Amy Culbert, DSHA ‘87 Jon and Anne Cyganiak Jerry and Margaret David Andrew and Nicole DeGuire Donald and Nora Dreske Matthew and Tracey Fricker Sally A. Gramling, DSHA ‘79 Jeffrey and Julie Gundersen James Hegarty and Ellen Fulton Quin Barrett and Doris Hein Barrett, HA ‘54 Anthony and Monica Jennaro Elizabeth A. Kudija Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Park Jones and Tamara Maier-Jones Joel and Caran Quadracci Dan and Amanda Quesnell Gregory Daniels and Jennifer Schmidt, DSHA ‘83 David and Angela Simon Timothy Teske Michael Murphy and Theresa Tuttle John and Kathleen Wimmer The Windhover Foundation

Shepherds ($1,000+) Alpha Controls & Services, LLC 7 Anonymous Donors Peter and Deanna Ament American Transmission Company Henrik and Denise Ancher-Jensen Nancy Armour, DSHA ‘87 Daniel and Ann Baker James and Nora Barry Kevin and Kerry Barry Michael and Ellen Bartel Keith and Tanya Baynes Thomas Beamish and Maurita Houren Ralph and June Beiermeister William and Julie Beres Holly Blake Michael and Mary Pat Bohn James and Mary Boldt The Catholic Community Foundation - Andrew F. Boldt Memorial Scholarship Fund

Lori Albright Bonifas James and Margaret Boyle, DSHA ‘76 Douglas and Barbara Braun Daniel Druml and Mary Brennan-Druml, DSHA ‘80 Thomas and Mary Pat Brown Peter and Joan Bruce, DS ‘64 Joan and Peter W. Bruce Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Brandon and Sara Bruckman Mo and Tom Buettner James and Maribeth Buggs Robert and Christine Bukowski Thomas and Catherine Campbell Mary Cannon, HA ‘63 Susan Cannon, DSHA ‘72 Bill and Gretchen Caraher, DSHA ‘93 The Catholic Community Foundation Ryan and Theresa Chimenti, DSHA ‘95 Marilyn Cloutier, DS ‘62 Kevin and Kathy Coakley KBC and KEC Coakley Charitable Gift Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation M. Scott and Sara Connor Rodney and Joanne Crevoiserat Cyganiak Planning, Inc. Daniel and Colleen Czarnecki Mark and Halligan Czarnecki, DSHA ‘91 Edward and Kathleen Carney Dahm, DSHA ‘90 David Davis, Jr. Tom and Mary Jo Dempsey, HA ‘68 Design Vision Optical Timothy and Mary Dondlinger, DSHA ‘85 Patrick and Mary Duffy Robert and Terese Duffy, DSHA ‘78 Kenneth and AnneMarie Duveneck, DSHA ‘75 Alex Dittrich and Cathleen Ebacher Paul and Paula Eberle J. Michael and Joan End Michael and Paula Ertz Paul and Susan Evans, DS ‘69 Frank and Mary Clare Falsetti, DSHA ‘74 Patrick and Suzanne Falvey, DSHA ‘84 Jerry and Deidre Faust Jeff and Lisa Featherstone Matthew and Maria Feeney, DSHA ‘01 Laurence and Elizabeth Fehring, DSHA ‘76 John and Karen Finerty Thomas and Vicki Fischer Brian and Peggy Flannery Foley & Lardner LLP R. Mark and Deborah Frederick, DSHA ‘79 Eunice Frieseke Peter Kies and Molly Gallagher, DSHA ‘86 Luis and Iris Garcia Mark Thomas and Cristy Garcia-Thomas Mary Geiger, DSHA ‘95 Thomas and Mary Genske, DSHA ‘82 Michael and Maureen Goetz, DSHA ‘96 Michael and Mimi Goller Daniel and Robin Gorman Stephen and Bernadine Graff Bernadine and Stephen Graff Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Norbert and Teresa Grzechowiak The Patrick and Beatrice Haggerty Foundation

David and Mary Hahn, HA ‘64 Daniel and Megan Hambrook Sybille Hamilton, DS ‘65 Jane Harris, DSHA ‘74 Kenneth and Kelly Hemauer Michael and Patrice Hofbauer Thomas and Mary Holton Holzhauer, Hewett & Barta, S.C. John and Ginny Horning John and Paula Horning Hot Water Products, Inc. Terence and Holly Hoy Monica and Jeff Hughes José Hurtado Perez and Maria-Christina Thiele Philip and Kathleen Jennings, HA ‘57 Michael Johnson and Bridget Hegarty Johnson, DSHA ‘95 Timothy Cox and Norah Jones, DSHA ‘94 Julie Karasek, DSHA ‘90 Patrick and Maddalena Kass Lawrence and Jane Kean Joseph and Jane Kerschner Daniel and Jamie Keyes J. Patrick and Christine Keyes Mary Keyes Jeffrey and Andrea Kleczka Diane Knight, HA ‘64 Patrick and Patricia Knight Rick and Carrie Kohloff, DSHA ‘89 Dennis and Katie Brown Konieczny, DSHA ‘92 Patrick and Laura Koppa Kale and Jennifer Kowalski, DSHA ‘95 Vicki Kunz, DSHA ‘83 Kurt and Laura Kwiatkowski Thomas and Jane Lacy M. Lawrence and Catherine La Fond, HA ‘59 Maureen Lager, DS ‘70 Albert and Kelly Lagore Edward and Katherine Scoptur Lawton, DSHA ‘04 Donald and Mary Jo Layden Jessica Liban Thomas and Patrice Linn Scott and Colleen Lowry, DS ‘55 Rafael and Giselle Luciano Michael and Jill Lund Geoffrey and Katite Mackey Mark and Lauren Maddox, DSHA ‘82 Mark and Casandra Mahoney Thomas and Mary Jo Mance Bridget Martin, DSHA ‘08 Patrick and Sarah Masterson Francis and Rose Mary Matusinec, HA ‘50 Vincent and Susan McBride Matthew and Amy McBurney Joshua and Stacy McClellan Patrick and Beth McWey, HA ‘67 John and Katie Mehan John and Linda Mellowes Mark and Kristin Miller, DSHA ‘83 Michael and Susan Miller Sophie Mills, DSHA ‘01 Gerry and Kathy Monday, DS ‘61 P. Jackson and Heather Moran Mansfield The Estate of Mary M. Mross Mulcahy Shaw Water, Inc Thomas Butler and Erin Murray Butler, DSHA ‘86 Timothy and Tracy Murray Frederick and Mary Ellen Muth, DS ‘57 Daniel Naumann and Eileen Brennan Anne Niebler, DSHA ‘92

John and Jane Niebler Timothy and Julie Nolan North Shore Bank Raymond and Susan O’Connor Kathleen Olen, HA ‘57, and Douglas Olen John and Celeste Olson Our Lady of the Lake Jonathan and Melissa Packee Thomas and Patricia Packee, DS ‘61 Julian and Stephanie Palacios James and Johnna Papin Daniel and Margaret Paruzynski Lillian Pegg, DS ‘52 Greg and Laura Pfaff Joseph and Jane Pfaff, DSHA ‘89 Mark and Tiara Pienkos Prasser-Kleczka Funeral Homes Mary Pratt, HA ‘53 Christopher and Sarah Quesnell Timothy and Ann Reardon, DSHA ‘81 Dave and Judy Rettinger, DSHA ‘75 John and Mary Riley, HA ‘63 Tom Ritter Rob and Lisa Robbins Steven and Jacqueline Rolfe Roman Electric Co., Inc. Bernice Rossini, HA ‘56 Emanuel Rouvelas Jeff and Katie Ruidl Ryczek Memorial Trust John and Andrea Sanidas Matthew and Elizabeth Sauer, DSHA ‘84 James and Karen Schlater, DSHA ‘79 Judith Schmidt Theodore and Molly Schmidt, DSHA ‘88 Dr. Karl and Margaret Schmitt and Daughters Genevieve Jones, DSHA ‘89, and Pamela Schmitt, DSHA ‘91 Henry and Karen Schneider Gerald and Michelle Schwarz Donald and Katherine Schwerin, HA ‘64 Christina Scoptur, HA ‘70 William and Cynthia Seemann Brendan and Molly Shea Mary Shiely, DSHA ‘04 Shorewest Realtors Eugene and Jean Sinclair, HA ‘54 Jon and Patrice Sisulak Andrew and Gretchen Skrobis Margaret Sohm Jonathan and Kristin Sohn David and Kimber Spano Gregory and Jodi Spielbauer Ruth Springob, HA ‘52 John and Peggy Stanchfield, HA ‘60 Peter and Erin Stanek, DSHA ‘04 James and Lois Stanek, HA ‘50 Doris Stilwell, DS ‘58 James and Karen Stracka, DS ‘56 Jeffrey Hammel and Kathryn Tarpey Michael and Susan Thelen Joseph and Kay Tierney Therese Toben, DSHA ‘75 Anthony and Patricia Traxler, DS ‘60 Janet Horan Treacy Sheila Turner Michael Urban and Debra Muggler W. Kent and Marcia Velde James and Jennifer Walker Thomas and Maribeth Walsh, DSHA ‘78 LeRoy and Gretchen Watson Kent Wayson Bart and Sarah Wellenstein Arthur and Mary Ann Wigchers, DS ‘58 John and Margaret Wittkowske

Shawn and Erin Wurtzbacher Jose and Stephanie Yamat Theodore Young Jodi Zilinski, DSHA ‘98

Red and Gold Club ($500+) F. Thomas Ament Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Joel and Nancy Schmid Andryc, DSHA ‘75 10 Anonymous Donors Michael and Mary Ann Apfeld Ascension Southeast Wisconsin Catherine Bau Margaret Bau, DSHA ‘83 Beer Capitol Distributing, LLC Peter and Elizabeth Benz, DSHA ‘98 Karen and Timothy Bleach Michael Geier and Kristin Branch, DSHA ‘92 Jerome and Mary Brien, DS ‘55 Ruby Westmoreland Brock, DSHA ‘92 Brian and Kathryn Brzezinski John and Linda Callen John and Jane Casper David and Mary Ann Chycinski, HA ‘60 Richard and Carol Cinclair, HA ‘60 Mark and Laurie Clemence Mary Clemency, DSHA ‘72 Monique Conley, DSHA ‘98 Timothy and Jane Connell Crawford Evaluation Group Andy and Stephanie Czosnek Ray Daly Patrick Dawson and Michele Kramer Mary Pat DeSwarte, DS ‘57 David and Marilyn Dondlinger Joseph and Nyama Doyle, DSHA ‘01 Kurt and Bonnie Drezek Patricia Driscoll, DS ‘61 Grace Druml, DSHA ‘12 Thomas and Eileen Duffey, DSHA ‘75 John and Margaret Dunn Thomas Egelhoff and Anne Lipinski Kathleen End, DSHA ‘96 Dennis and Ellen Engel Mark and Heather Erlandson Jane Ewens, DS ‘62 Matthew and Deborah Falk Michael and Maricela Feker Kathryn Finerty First Midwest Bank Jack Littrell and Kathlyn Fletcher Leander and Mary Diane Foley, HA ‘67 Foley, Maldonado & O’Toole James and Jacquie Fossett Foti Chiropractic, LLC David and Jennifer Foti, DSHA ‘74 Robert and Dawn Gardner Daniel and Jean Gaumond Michael and Stacy Gauthier Geoffrey Keeling and Mary Eileen Geary, DSHA ‘71 David and Terry Gingrass, DS ‘70 Anthony and Sara Glaszcz Rodney and Megan Gonzales Peter and Judith Goodman Steven and Kathleen Hall Samuel Halpern and Emma Gillette Neil Hamilton Charles and Kathy Hartzheim James and Sara Harwood, DSHA ‘87 Heartland Financial USA, Inc. Robert and Maryeve Heath, DSHA ‘70 Mark and Ann Hilbert Darla Hium Holton Brothers, Inc.

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DONORS

Eugenia Hoy, HA ‘46 John and Tamara Hoy, DSHA ‘76 Francis and Judith Jacoby The Jewelry Center Michael and Barbara Johnson Johnson Controls Todd and Margaret Jordan, DSHA ‘73 James and Angela Kachelski Raejean Kanter Jim and Kathleen Kass, DSHA ‘87 James Kearney Jack and Karen Kellner Nancy Kellner John and Maureen Keyes, HA ‘56 Donna Kleczka Kevin and Susan Koehn John and Patricia Konkel John and Mary Ellen Krueger Beth Marie Kurtz, DSHA ‘92 Barbara Kutchera, DS ‘58 La Tulipe, LLC Donald and Cabrini LaBrie Mary Lacy Michael Lamb and Ellen Kresse Lamb, DSHA ‘82 Richard and Julie Landy, DSHA ‘79 James Lang Paul Lang David and Jacqueline Lichter Mark and Amy Lodes Anne Lucke, DSHA ‘83 David and Carrie Lucke Joan Lucke, HA ‘51 and Paul V. Lucke Michael Lutz Thomas and Judith Mackenzie, HA ‘70 Thomas and Judith (Mackal) Mackenzie Charitable Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Joseph and Virginia Mallof Gregg and Kimberly Mangarelli Cheryl Ann Martin, DS ‘64 Lucy Martin Elizabeth Massie Patrick Mattern and Patricia Leong Mattern Robert and Rita Maxwell Michael and Phyllis McDevitt Kathleen McGinn John and Susan McNally, HA ‘69 Steven Menden Mark and Stephanie Merz Jon and Lisa Metz James and Helen Michaletz Mary and Mike Munroe Patrick and Kathleen Murphy James and Ann Murtha Robert and Andrea Nelson Network Health, Inc David and Karen Neville Daniel and Kristine Nigro Robert and Kathleen Noel, DS ‘59 Mark and Angela Nordness Gabriela Nuñez, DSHA ‘10 Tim and Bridget O’Brien William and Susan Ognacevic Marc and Michelle O’Hair Roy and Mari Osmon, HA ‘63 Dennis and Mary Pat Pfeil, DS ‘65 The Pfister Hotel Joel and Katherine Phillips Robert and Anne Pillion, DSHA ‘84 Daniel and Jill Pitterle, DSHA ‘72 Ron and Linda Ripley Christopher and Renee Rooney Gary and Laura Ruesch Stephen and Karen Ruys Stephen and Elizabeth Ryan, DSHA ‘04 Eugene and Anne Saragnese

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Craig and Natalie Schaefer Christopher and Catherine Scherer John and Kim Schlifske, DSHA ‘80 William and Karen Schlise Brian and Susan Schmit Brian Hale and Giselle Schmitz Hale, DSHA ‘97 James and Sarah Schneider Thomas Schoenauer and Rebecca Striet Harold and Eleanor Schroeder, HA ‘53 Michael and Ann Schueller Andi Sciacca, DSHA ‘89 Donald Braun and Peggy Seegers-Braun Allen and Karen Shanahan Robert and Terese Shelledy Chelsey Simuncak Matthew and Mary Caye Smith, DSHA ‘81 Diane Sobotik Robert and Mary Sowinski Carole Steiner Barbara Steinmetz Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Incorporated Richard and Joyce Talsky Joe and Jenifer Tate Gavin Taylor Elizabeth Thompson, DSHA ‘01 Donald and Frances Tollefson, HA ‘65 Colomba Vosseller Benjamin DeBruin and Gina Vosseller-DeBruin, DSHA ‘97 Wendy Wallace Gregory and Janice Weinfurt, DS ‘66 Daryl and Candace Wendlick Christopher and Sarah White Wisconsin Bank & Trust Wisconsin Medmark, Inc. Jenna Wurtzbacher Roxanne Wurtzbacher Stephanie Ziemke

Dasher Club ($250+) 5 Anonymous Donors David and Amy Abplanalp, DSHA ‘77 Francis Andres Ricardo and Michelle Araujo Julie Baker, DSHA ‘76 James Beaver Steven and Jessica Bellows, DSHA ‘90 Tom and Katherine Benson, DSHA ‘95 Joseph Schlidt and Kathryn Berghammer Schlidt, DSHA ‘84 Bernard and Georgia Berther, DS ‘64 Joan Bielefeld, DS ‘59 Patricia Blake, HA ‘55 James and Vicki Boelter Patricia Bolin Andrea Bonk, DSHA ‘00 Colleen Boyle, DSHA ‘06 Bill and Barbie Bradford Michael and Donna Brady Richard and Mardi Bridich Paul and Kristin Brienza, DSHA ‘88 Andrew and Lisa Bro Robert Sullivan and Doris Brosnan David and Emily Brown Wayne Brzezinski Jerome Buting and Kathleen Stilling Kenneth Byrne Capital Genealogy Margaret Carlson, DSHA ‘73 Kelly Carpenter, DSHA ‘04 James and Jane Carrig Ronald and Christine Cash, HA ‘70

James and Marilyn Casper, DS ‘64 S. Karlyn Cauley, SDS, DS ‘61 Karen Cedzo, DS ‘69 Greeta Cherayil, DSHA ‘77 Thomas and Amanda Clossey Craig and Deanna Conaty Daniel and Paige Conley Brian and Martha Connelly Thomas and Mary Beth Cook, DSHA ‘72 Duc and Colleen Correa Karen Cox, DS ‘60 S. Grace Mary Croft, SDS, DS ‘56 Matthew and Meghan Dean, DSHA ‘94 Henry and Mary Alice Dedinsky Kirk and Katherine Deffke Steven and Claire Delonge, DSHA ‘02 Douglas and Anna Dembowski David and Kathleen Denton Patrick and Cynthia DeStefanis Joanne Diaz Brian and Kathleen Dorrington, DSHA ‘98 Thomas and Anne Dougherty Andrew and Allison Doyle Steinhafel, DSHA ‘04 DSHA Parent Fine Arts Association Ann Duffy, DSHA ‘10 Daniel and Lois Duffy Thomas and Cynthia Dunbar John and Margot Dunn Edmund and Ann Duthie Elevated Insurance Elizabeth End, DSHA ‘98 Bernard and Mary Enright Dan and Bonnie Erschen Carol Farrell, DS ‘56 Michael and Pamela Fenlon Christopher and Meghan Fetherston, DSHA ‘95 Matthew and Debora Fineour Daniel and Christine Finerty Lyle and Lisa Fitterer, DSHA ‘86 Timothy and Susan Frautschi, DS ‘67 M. Janet Frey, HA ‘64 James Frieseke and Anastasia Beznik-Frieseke John and Joanne Fulcher Richard and Lizabeth Fuller, DSHA ‘85 Anne Gallagher, DSHA ‘99 Thomas and Mary Gavinski Thomas and Marland Gengler, HA ‘51 Alex and Kayla Gilgenbach Rory and Judith Gillespie Thomas and Jodi Glunz Troy Schneiker and Michelle Gonzales James and Susan Goulee Kevin and Amanda Graff, DSHA ‘95 Terry and Patricia Graves Green Bay Packers Foundation John and Annette Groth, DSHA ‘75 Clement and Emily Grum Mary Anne Haeckel, DS ‘54 Thomas and Kristen Hecht Daniel and Brooke Hemsworth Arielle Henderson, DSHA ‘09 Jeanne Hoff, HA ‘46 Arthur and Carol Hokanson Nicholas and Emily Horsfield, DSHA ‘97 Mathew and Angela Hutchinson Anna Jacobi, HA ‘44 Jo Ann Jacobi, HA ‘70 Thomas and Kristin Jakubczak Jeffrey and Mary Jarecki Todd and Erin Jex Jeffrey and Mary Johnson Daniel and Melisa Jungen

Kenneth and Elizabeth Kabat Bernard and Christine Kampe, HA ‘68 Joshua and Elizabeth Kayzar Patrick and Kathleen Kearney, DS ‘58 Michael and Roberta Keelan, HA ‘55 Charles and Dolores Kendall Gregory and Mary Kindberg Barbara Koester, DS ‘58 Matthew Lamke Peter Langhoff John and Deborah Lauber Robert and Kathryn Lauer Andrew and Jessica Lelinski Ryan and Jamie Lemminger Lisa Lesjak Mary Lesjak Alice Lewis Matthew and Jennifer Lichucki Brad and Laura Lois Quinten and Molly Loucks Paul and Amy Lough Christopher and Jody Lowe A. Robert and Lois Ludwig, DS ‘58 Sherri Lutz Vincent and Bethany Lyles Randolph Mark Marquette University James and Jennifer Maurer, DSHA ‘91 Paul and Colleen Mayer, DS ‘70 Ray and Maureen Mazurek, DS ‘67 Patrick and Laura McGartland Marty and Jennifer McLaughlin Andrew and Joanna McQuide, DSHA ‘93 Jack and Laura Melvin Albert and Margaret Middleton, HA ‘54 Elizabeth Biwer Miller, HA ‘58 Patricia Miller Kevin and Katherine Moss Thomas and Laurie Mulhaney, DSHA ‘78 Barbara Murphy, HA ‘64 Mary Murphy, HA ‘64 Aubrey Murtha, DSHA ‘13 Michele Nawotka, DSHA ‘88 Jennifer Nebbia Edward and Mary Nelsen-Freund Timothy and Susanne Nettesheim William and Barbara Newby, DSHA ‘73 Eric and Jennifer Nielsen Richie and Meredith Niemer, DSHA ‘05 Fr. Patric Nikolas, SDS Robert and Kay Nolan Brian and Maureen O’Boyle Aaron and Shaun Olejniczak Carla La Valle Olle, HA ‘60, and Thomas Olle Joseph Owen Joseph and Jennifer Packee Patrick and Colleen Parks Daniel and Vanessa Pavlovich Jason and Kathryn Pawlowski Wendy Pawlyshyn-Fitch Edward and Pamela Paz Geraldine Pehowski, HA ‘45 Jason and Susan Pelz, DSHA ‘89 Patrick and Valerie Peterson Kenneth and Elizabeth Petschel, DS ‘66 Donald and Angela Pienkos, DS ‘58 Stephen and Rebecca Porter Donald and Suzanne Potter, HA ‘54 Mario and Margaret Powell Ross and AnnaMarie Preschat Heather Pryer Helen Ramon Denis and Margaret Regan, DSHA ‘75 Matthew and Julie Rehmann Michael and Laura Reilly

Greg and Amy Retzer Marie Retzer Mark and Paula Rhyner Stephanie Rinke Brandon and Lisette Rodriguez-Reed Dario and Susan Romero Sharon Roth-Maguire Roundy’s, Inc. Jacqueline Roy Joseph and Heather Russell Thomas Russell Gail Sahagún James L. and Margaret Mathews Sankovitz, HA ‘51 Leonard and Ruth Schacht, HA ‘53 Karl Scheidt and Regina Capelli-Scheidt Jacob and Madeline Schmidt, DSHA ‘97 Morgan Schnabl Thomas and Barbara Schneider, DS ‘58 Eugene Schramka Peter and Lisa Schraufnagel James and Carolyn Scoptur, DSHA ‘02 Siepmann Realty Corp Terry and Jane Skalmoski, DSHA ‘84 John and Maureen Small George Smullen William and Susan Sprinkmann William and Rose Stewart Gerald and Katherine Stilp Andrew and Ann Stith Ryan and Kelsey Stray, DSHA ‘05 Carolyn Stuard, DSHA ‘98 Robert and Christine Stuart, DSHA ‘86 Eric and Sarah Susek Veronica Sustar, HA ‘60 Walter and Kelly Swietlik Barbara Swietlik, HA ‘53 Systec Ltd. of Wisconsin

Michael Laeuger and Mary Jo Szydel-Laeuger Daniel and Mary Tanty Clay and Susan Taylor, DSHA ‘03 Ken Holt and Claudette Tennyson, DS ‘59 Carmen and Kathleen Terlizzi Kimberly Teske Fr. Dennis Thiessen, SDS S. Carol Thresher, SDS, DS ‘59 Scott and Colleen Valkoun Joseph and Julie Vanderhoef Brian and Claudia Visser Timothy and Susan Waldoch Phillip and Natalie Walesa Christopher and Stephanie Walsh Paul and Kelly Watzka, DSHA ‘87 Kathleen Potts Weaver, DS ‘67 Ann Weber, DS ‘52 Gwen Weithaus Jack Wertz Cathryn White, DSHA ‘03 Robert and Colleen Wissing, DSHA ‘84 The Estate of Dolores Wojciechowski, HA ‘47 Mary Wunderlich, HA ‘64 Joan Zimmer, HA ‘64 Marian and Margaret Zincke, DSHA ‘89

Spirit Club – (up to $250) Justin and Rachel Abbott Geoffrey and Pamela Abbott, DS ‘67 23 Anonymous Donors Geraldine Accetta-Purpero, HA ‘59 Herman Acevedo Sara Achatz, DSHA ‘17 Audrey Ackley, DSHA ‘12 Rose Agnew, DSHA ‘19 Air Maintenance, Inc. Stephanie Alanis, DSHA ‘21

Alexandra Alberts, DSHA ‘19 Anna Alexander, DSHA ‘11 Juan Alvarez Dawn Amann Wes Amann Amazon Smile Dillon and Molly Ambrose Colleen Amenda Elizabeth Ament, DSHA ‘19 Mary Elizabeth Anderl, HA ‘63 Donald and Barbara Anderson, HA ‘49 Jane Anderson, HA ‘61 Steven and Kerry Anderson Mary and Christopher Anderson Craig and Maura Andrews Robert and Barbara Angelino Andrea Arciszewski Brian and Jennifer Armbruster Charles and Marilyn Armstrong, DS ‘57 Bruce G. and Laurie A. Arnold Carolyn Ashe, DSHA ‘20 Larry and Margaret Atwell, HA ‘67 Fernando and Carla Au Richard and Rita Auelmann, HA ‘51 Coleen Ayudan Andrew and Betty Jo Azpell, HA ‘58 John and Constance Bach, HA ‘56 Mary Bachman McCann, DS ‘56 Mary Backus Frank and Barbara Baer, DS ‘59 Geoffrey and Amy Baker, DSHA ‘83 Eliana Baker Elizabeth Baker, DSHA ‘13 Matthew and Jill Baker Mary Catherine Baker, DSHA ‘14 Tina Balaka Ned and Jane Baldus, HA ‘65 Joan and John Balistreri Juan and Amy Banda Shane and Dana Bannach Kenneth and Marie Barczak

Luis Sanchez and Maria Barragan Thomas and Kristine Barrett Daniel and Margaret Barrie Richard and Deborah Barrone Patrice Bartelme, HA ‘65 Janet Bashirian, HA ‘69 Martha Basile Julia Basurto-Gutierrez, DSHA ‘19 Elizabeth Baszler, HA ‘65 Marc and Sheila Battistello, DS ‘61 Michael and Mary Bauer Judith Baynes Melissa Baynes Kimberly Beaudoin Olivia Beaudoin, DSHA ‘21 Jeffrey and Susan Becherer Grace Becker, DSHA ‘17 Marc and Mary Becker Anne Behl, DSHA ‘86 Patricia Behrens, DSHA ‘73 Peter and Mary Beitzel Conrad and Terese Bekkum, DS ‘70 Jennifer Bellante Scott Beller Andrew and Emily Berens Elizabeth Beres DiCosmo, DSHA ‘06 Samuel Deweese and Janet Bergeron Paul and Barbara Berthold Jeffrey Speech and Kim Marie Bertnick-Speech, DSHA ‘85 Jonathan and Nikki Bertsch, DSHA ‘04 Megan Bieganski Paul Bieganski Ryan Bieganski Janice Biel James and Jeanne Bieser Doug and Erin Bigalke, DSHA ‘96 Robert and Margaret Birdsell Benjamin and Tamara Bishop Mary Catherine Bitter, DSHA ‘12 Maggie Blaha

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DONORS

David and Lisa Blair Elizabeth Blair, DSHA ‘18 Neil and Anna Blair Franklin and Carol Ann Blank Matthew and Sarah Blankenheim Eric and Katherine Blaufuss Cynthia Blaze Anne Blom, DS ‘67 Michael and Christine Blonski Paul and Ana Bobay Steve and Gina Boettcher David and Glenda Bogie Chuck and Elizabeth Bongert, DSHA ‘93 Patricia Bongiorno Gerard and Judith Bonin, DSHA ‘71 Mike and Lynn Bonk Mary Borman, HA ‘56 Roberta Boruta, DSHA ‘73 S. Margaret Bosch, SDS J. Thomas and Mary Pat Boston, DSHA ‘76 Olivia Bouchard, DSHA ‘21 Dennis and Joann Boyle Elizabeth Boyle, DSHA ‘18 Mary Ellen Boyle Vikki Brack Bethany Bradd Robert and Karen Bradd Jeffrey and Kelly Bradford Michael and Margaret Brauer, DSHA ‘80 Suzanne Brault, HA ‘51 Nancy Breckenfelder, HA ‘60 Thomas and Denise Breier Michael and Emily Bremmer, DSHA ‘01 Joseph and Linda Bremner, DS ‘67 Kathleen Brengosz, DSHA ‘83 Joel and Audra Brennan John and Judith Brennan Katie Brennan, DSHA ‘98 Kathleen Brennan, DSHA ‘11 Maura Brennan, DSHA ‘19 Kevin and Anne Bresnahan Mia Bressanelli, DSHA ‘19

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Michael and Karen Bressanelli Robert and Judith Brezinski, DS ‘56 Katie Bright Charles and Amy Brimmer, DSHA ‘96 Nancy Brinkley, HA ‘58 David and Susan† Brower Delechia Brown Mary Clare Bruce, HA ‘69 Elizabeth Brunner John Brunner Alice Fuhrmann Brusky Thomas Malaby and Jill Budny Clement and Joyce Budny Robert and Kathleen Buettner, HA ‘56 Robert Buffone Kathryn Buggs, DSHA ‘12 Daniel and Karen Buhalog Abigail Burg, DSHA ‘18 Jeffrey and Kimberly Burg William and Kimberly Burge Richard and Inge Burgess Michael and Ellen Burke Michele Burke Betty Jean Burns Michael and Brenda Burrows Cody and Alyssa Buth, DSHA ‘09 Robert and Lisa Buth Mary Jo Butler, DSHA ‘72 Nora Byrne, DSHA ‘20 Mark and Meghan Caballero, DSHA ‘10 Brian Calhoun Mary Callanan, DSHA ‘18 Edward and Patricia Calvey Donna Campbell Scott and Kathryn Campbell William and Deborah Campbell Emily Capper, DSHA ‘21 Paul and Margaret Capper, DSHA ‘82 Kevin and Kathleen Carnell, DSHA ‘97 Ted and Barbara Carpenter, DS ‘65 Kay Carraher, DSHA ‘84 Anne Lauer, DSHA ‘03 Blase and Judith Catanese, DS ‘59 Virginia Catezone, HA ‘45

Kathleen Cavallo, DS ‘63 Emma Cayen, DSHA ‘18 Emma Cepukenas, DSHA ‘19 Rita Cepukenas Selin Cetindag Stephanie Chadek Nancy Chapko Timothy Chapp and Jennifer Roettgers Chapp, DSHA ‘04 Gabrielle Charles Jacquelynn Charles Michael and Sally Chier Carol Chontos Raymond and Tiffany Chontos Chad and Kelsey Christensen, DSHA ‘04 Emily Cialdini, DSHA ‘08 Christine Cianciolo, DSHA ‘73 David and Dana Cichy, DSHA ‘91 Dean and Julie Cimpl Maria Clara Sarah Clarke, DSHA ‘17 Mark and Michelle Clausen, DSHA ‘91 MarySue Cleary, DSHA ‘81 Robert Clemency Nicholas and Joanna Clementi Brian and Susan Cobb, DSHA ‘83 Tess Cobb Tyler Cobb Dennis and Karen Cochrane Dennis and Charlene Cole Yolanda Coly Lewis Combs Charles and Carolyn Conaty Pam Condon Maureen Driscoll Connell, DS ‘58 James and Teresa Connell, HA ‘67 Michael and Jane Connor James and Susan Conrardy Paul and Catherine Coogan Corey Oil Ltd Cedric and Andrea Cornwall Arturo and Linda Correa Edward and Sarah Cosgrove, DSHA ‘92

David Cote Theresa Cote Chris Cotton Richard and Joyce Coury Donald and Bonita Crane Gerold Harmon and Ellen Croke, DSHA ‘71 Amelia Cuarenta Ana Cuarenta Benjamin Sampang and Josephine-Liezl Cueto-Sampang, DSHA ‘97 Patrick Ritter and Kathleen Cullen Ritter, DSHA ‘05 Dolores Cunningham, HA ‘60 Meghan Cunningham Gordon and Cecelia Cutler, DS ‘69 John and Jill Czajkowski David and Tricia Czajkowski Rita Czukas, HA ‘60 Paul and Amy Daczko Delanie Dahm, DSHA ‘21 Madeline Daleiden, DSHA ‘18 Philip and Lori Dallman Dennis and Mary Beth D’Amico, DS ‘59 Thomas† and Barbara Blake Damm, HA ‘55 David and Mary Jo Dandurand, DS ‘63 Robert and Susan Danforth, HA ‘65 Clare Danielson, DSHA ‘14 Dori Davenport Elizabeth Davis, DSHA ‘12 Daniel and JoAnn Day, DSHA ‘80 Anne DeHaven, DSHA ‘95 Atanu DebBaruah and Angela Hersil Caroline DebBaruah, DSHA ‘21 Lauren Deffke, DSHA ‘21 Mara deGuzman Nicole deGuzman, DSHA ‘15 Olivia deGuzman Mary Ellen DeHaven Natalie Del Ponte, DSHA ‘15 Jeffrey and Mary Delcore Doug and Diane Dembowski

Katie Dembowski Ross Denkin and Elizabeth Seward Denkin, DSHA ‘10 Lauren DeStefanis, DSHA ‘21 Mario and Mary Destefanis, HA ‘63 Amanda Dettmann, DSHA ‘11 Steven and Carolyn Dettmann Michael Deuel Maureen Devereaux, DSHA ‘10 Amy DeWald Mario and Sara Di Benedetto, DSHA ‘08 Stephanie DiGiovanni Lisa Diller Sophia Dittrich, DSHA ‘16 Thomas and Leslie Doerr Sandra Dolister, DSHA ‘72 Norm Domach Michael and Kelly Donohue John and RoseAnn Donovan, DSHA ‘78 Gregg and Tammy Dooge Jacqueline Dooge, DSHA ‘19 Michelle Dooge, DSHA ‘19 Tim and Jennifer Doyle, DSHA ‘89 Thomas Doyle and Mary Beth McBride Doyle Emily Drees, DSHA ‘10 Madeline Drezek, DSHA ‘18 Robert and Mary Dries, DS ‘65 Thomas Cassidy and Brigid Driscoll, DSHA ‘91 Ruthann Driscoll Stephen and Tracy Dudkiewicz William and Daphne Duffy Tyrone and Ceceil Dumas Patrick and Alicia Dupies Marco Duran Lopez and Maribel Duran Cynthia Durkin David and Diana Dusing James and Suzanne Dwyer, HA ‘60 Alfred and Kathleen Eberle, HA ‘54 Mary Kate Eberle, DSHA ‘14 Thomas and Carrie Eck Mary Ann Voelz Eder, HA ‘60 John and Jody Elliott Stuart and Cheryl Ellis Kevin and Sherryl Ellis Alfonso Palacio-Torres and Maria Enachi Elizabeth Enright, DSHA ‘15 Margaret Enright, DSHA ‘78 Laurence and Sandra Erickson Jake Thurner and Samantha Erschen Thurner, DSHA ‘05 Garth and Jacqueline Ertl Anne Ertz, DSHA ‘16 Margaret Ertz, DSHA ‘14 June Esau Wesley Mauer and Sandra Esquivel-Mauer, DSHA ‘91 Chad and Shannon Evenson Edwin and Sheila Fabiszak James and Roberta Fackelman Mark and Sally Falci Rick and Miriam Falk Jenelle Falvey, DSHA ‘16 Scott and Susan Farkas James and Mary Denise Farrar, DSHA ‘88 Bill and Constance Farrow Jean Pierre and Caroline Faye Todd and Dawn Feldbruegge John and Mary Feldbruegge Thomas and Caroline Feller Dean and Valerie Ferber Peter and Kristin Ferge Jason and Lisa Fettig Peter Fettig Christine Fieldbinder

Kenneth and Sarah Filchak, DSHA ‘95 Justine Finerty, DSHA ‘16 Arthur and Ann Fink, HA ‘56 Richard and Barbara Finley, DS ‘65 William and Corinne Finn, HA ‘60 Donald and Nicole Fischer Robert and Clare Fish Darin Fisher Terrance and Lois Fisher, HA ‘54 McKenna Fitterer, DSHA ‘17 Michael and Carole Flaig, HA ‘64 Eileen Flavin Ethel Bielefeld Fletcher, DS ‘58 Jane Florance, DSHA ‘19 John and Karla Florance Lisa Floyd Francis Fons Lia Fontanazza, DSHA ‘09 Mary Fontanazza, HA ‘60 William and Joan Fontanazza Patrick Foran Forbinde Hold Inc Nancy Foti Tamia Fowlkes, DSHA ‘18 John and Grace Fox John and Carole Fox Mary Fox Patrick Foy Dave Frain Judy Frain Paul and Lisa French, DSHA ‘84 Joseph and Jennifer Fricker Louis and Christine Friedrichs Dennis Marx and Mary Frieseke, DSHA ‘81 Steven and Kristen Frieseke Clare Frigo, DSHA ‘09 Steven and Kay Fronk Renee Fryjoff Dave and Melissa Fularczyk Kaitlynn Fularczyk, DSHA ‘17 Richard and Barbara Futter Ronald and Joyce Gadberry Rachael Gaenslen, DSHA ‘11 Penelope Garbe Sean and Megan Garczynski, DSHA ‘94 Mario and Susan Gasparri Christine Gaumond, DSHA ‘01 Maureen Gavahan Daniel and Krista Gehringer Frederick Geimer Colleen Geisler Diana Geissler, HA ‘59 Teresa Gengler, DSHA ‘04 Glenn and Jennifer Gequillana, DSHA ‘89 Patrick† and Shirley Gerrits, HA ‘56 Gary Gerstner Michael and Janel Gieringer Vicki Gilbert, DSHA ‘71 William and Mary Gilbert Lavelle and Miko Gill Aaron Perkovich and Dawn Gilles Mark and Jeanne Gilpin, DSHA ‘79 Tom and Maureen Ginella, DS ‘66 Kristin Girard Michael and Karen Giugno, DS ‘66 James Fischer and Eileen Gleeson Erin Duffy Glembocki, DSHA ‘12 Raymond Glowacki Robert and Christa Glowacki Michael and Robin Glunz Carol Gobel, DS ‘58 Mary Goes, DS ‘70 Harry and Shirley Goetz Michael and Karen Goldammer, DSHA ‘88 William and Colette Goldammer

Jerry and Suzanne Gomes, DSHA ‘79 Margaret Gonzales-Charles Elisa Goodman, DSHA ‘18 Erin Goodman Karen Goodwin Phyllis Goodwin, HA ‘50 Dick and Barbara† Gosser Grady and Nicole Gosser Susan Gottschalk, DSHA ‘71 Scott and Lorna Grade Heather Grams, DSHA ‘97 Richard and Anita Grandpre, DS ‘67 Sydney Granger, DSHA ‘17 Lawrence and Diane Grassmann Daniel and Holly Graves Edward and Callista Grebe, HA ‘50 Harold and Mary Grechowiak Beth Green Brittany Greenlee, DSHA ‘07 Laura Grenfell, DSHA ‘01 Colleen Gresk, DSHA ‘12 Carl and Kathleen Gresk, DSHA ‘74 John and Anne Grogan, DSHA ‘88 Emma Grogan, DSHA ‘18 Steven and Diane Groh Christopher and Joyce Groppi Jean Grosklaus Jennifer Groth, DSHA ‘00 Shelly Grothaus John and Patty Grum Ivana Guerrero Garcia, DSHA ‘18 Juan Carlos Guerrero Jason and Karrie Gurgul Allison McBride, DSHA ‘05 Michael and Amy Haas, DSHA ‘77 Steve and Liz Haas Susan Haertel Jennifer Hahn Julie Rice Hahn, DSHA ‘02 Kimberly Hall, DSHA ‘85 Michael and Bonnie Hammernik Michael and Susan Hamrin, HA ‘64 Bryan and Darlene Hanke, HA ‘60 James and Terrie Hanrahan, DS ‘63 Terrence and Fran Hansen, DS ‘62 Gerald and Anne Harrington, HA ‘67 Kenneth and Carla Harris Alaina Hartzheim, DSHA ‘18 Natalie Hartzheim, DSHA ‘21 Cheryl Harvey, HA ‘69 Kathleen Harvey Ron and Dawn Hathaway William and Kay Hausch, DS ‘60 Michael and Therese Hayden, DSHA ‘07 Ronald and Maureen Hayes, DSHA ‘72 Stephanie Heaston Scott Stewart and Andrea Heaston-Stewart Andrew Heaton Michael and Deborah Heffner Caroline Hegemann, DSHA ‘17 John Heiden Brian and Jackie Hendricks Laurie Hendricks, DSHA ‘73 Mary Henke Michael Henke Elizabeth Hennelly, DSHA ‘19 Thomas and Mary Hennelly Donald Heoller Luke and Kristin Hepp, DSHA ‘03 Sarah Herbers, DSHA ‘17 Fr. Jerome Herda Dennis and Heidi Herdeman Jeanette Herro, DS ‘70 Mark and Beth Herro Rodwell, DSHA ‘82 Catherine Hesprich, DSHA ‘90

Eric and Andrea Hess, DSHA ‘94 Kevin and Katherine Hess, DSHA ‘98 Paul and Kathryn Higgins, DSHA ‘90 Grace Hilbert, DSHA ‘18 Katie Klestinski, DSHA ‘10 Richard and Mary Hilger Carol Hincha Dave and Sharon Hinrichs Christopher and Jeanne Hlebichuk, DSHA ‘01 Brittany Hoban, DSHA ‘09 Greg and Julia Hobson, DSHA ‘04 Matthew and Kelly Hodges, DSHA ‘96 Ralph and Eileen Hoefs Matt and Katie Hoffmann, DSHA ‘02 Randy McGrath Hoffmann Mark and Carolyn Hohenwalter Kathleen and Paul Hohl Elias and Elana Holman, DSHA ‘97 Laura Holmstrom Stephen Lee and Kathleen Homberg-Lee, DSHA ‘92 S. Virginia Honish, SDS, DS ‘55 Molly Honkamp, DSHA ‘09 Lynn Hooper Michelle Horning, DSHA ‘19 John and Patricia Horter, HA ‘56 Lynn Horton Benjamin and Ann Hruz Susan Huber Dirk and Sharon Hudson, HA ‘59 William and Mary Patrice Hudson Willie and Shonda Huerta Anna Hughes, DSHA ‘18 Shea and Mindy Hughes Rebecca Hunder Andrew and Catherine Hunt, DSHA ‘04 Abigael Hutchinson, DSHA ‘15 Emma Hutchinson, DSHA ‘17 Patrick and Stephanie Hutchinson Dustin Warner and Erika Hutz, DSHA ‘04 Derrek and Sarah Hyde, DSHA ‘89 Hype Socks, LLC Daniel and Lisa Marie Idzikowski Lynn Idzikowski Denise Illing Jeremiah and Stacey Irvine, DSHA ‘98 Paul and Karen Isabelli, DSHA ‘90 Betty Jane Jadin, DS ‘62 Kenneth and Janet Jaeger, HA ‘62 Edward and Barbara Janusiak Ronald and Lisa Janusz Rose Jashinsky, DS ‘56 Robert and Rebecca Jenkins Thomas Jennings Jason and Maureen Jens Jeffrey and Ramona Jensen Dawn Jermstad, DSHA ‘94 Tim and Tina Jessick David and Maureen Johnsen, DSHA ‘87 Anna Johnson, DSHA ‘10 Cherrie Uhlenkamp, DSHA ‘90 Randall and Cheryl Johnson, DSHA ‘88 Christopher Johnson Jason and Angela Johnson Matthew and Elizabeth Johnson Peter Glaser and Scarlett Johnson Ronnicia Johnson-Walker, DSHA ‘02 Brett Johnston Cathleen Johnston, HA ‘56 Catherine Jones, DSHA ‘06 Kristen Jones Geri Jones-Mantyh, DS ‘57 Mary Jordan Jostens Jewelry

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DONORS

Patricia Julien, HA ‘51 Nicholas and Sarah Jungels, DSHA ‘92 Emma Kachelski, DSHA ‘19 Paul and Amy Kaczynski Mark and Caitlin Kaeppler, DSHA ‘04 The Estate of Geraldine Murphy Kallas, HA ‘51 Mary Kallenbach Charles and Mary Kamps, HA ‘57 Njoki Kamuiru, DSHA ‘03 Wambui Kamuiru, DSHA ‘01 Lynn Kane Susan Kane Kelsey Kannenberg, DSHA ‘08 Michael and Katherine Karczewski, DSHA ‘80 Gregory and Kelly Karoly Joanne Karolzak, DSHA ‘81 Jay and Kay Kasmerchak Laura Kasper Megan Kass, DSHA ‘18 Rachel A. Kass, DSHA ‘10 Roberta Kastelic, DSHA ‘86 Phil and Bree Kastenholz Andrew and Brenda Kasun Mary Joy Kasun Allen and Carol Kazmierczak, DS ‘61 Molly Kean, DSHA ‘02 Mark and Colleen Kechter Martin Keely Maureen Keenan, DS ‘61 Nicholas and Mary Kees Virginia Kegel, HA ‘44 Jeremy Keil Kathleen Kelley Erin Kelly Donald and Cynthia Kempka, DSHA ‘74 Brian and Mary Lou Kennedy, DS ‘59 Catherine Kenney, DSHA ‘86 Robert and Sheryl Kerhin Anna Kerschner, DSHA ‘16 Theodore and Jennifer Kerschner Diane Kescenovitz, HA ‘58 Joseph and Brenda Ketter Roland and Shirley Keuler Greg and Meg Kevane, DSHA ‘97

Gaziuddin and Julie Khaja, HA ‘67 Mary Kidney John and Michelle Kiekow Abby Kilian, DSHA ‘07 Charles and Anna Kim Mike and Margaret Kinateder, DSHA ‘03 Jenni Kindberg Farley King, DSHA ‘04 Natasha King Kelsey Kirkegaard, DSHA ‘11 Jason and Megan Kitowski, DSHA ‘96 Thomas and Kimberly Klapp Kelly Kling Dean and Mary Klinger Joseph Kloiber Glenn and Patricia Kloiber, HA ‘49 Kenneth and Caron Kloser Laura Kloser, DSHA ‘19 Chris and Emily Klotsche, DSHA ‘12 Jeffrey and Georgene Kmiecik, DS ‘67 Gary and Julie Knippen, DSHA ‘82 Dolores Knoernschild, HA ‘48 Christopher and Gail Kobach, DS ‘64 Daniel and Andreia Koch Bruce and Gretchen Koehn John Koehn Mark and Louise Koehn Glenn and Nancy Koehn Ricky Wojciechowski and Mary Jane Koehn-Wojciechowski Joseph and Kimberly Koenig, DSHA ‘85 Tyler and Katie Kohtala, DSHA ‘04 Robert and Geraldine Kolb, HA ‘55 Daniel and Kelly Kolo, DSHA ‘91 Janice Komar Kevin and Jane Konieczka, DSHA ‘04 Angie Kopf James and Paula Koppelman John and Rita Korrison Debra Koszarek Rupert and Lynn Kotze Steve and Kathryn Koutnik, DSHA ‘01 Bill and Jennifer Kouvoukliotis, DSHA ‘91

Joshua and Katherine Kowal, DSHA ‘95 Elizabeth Krahn, HA ‘62 Kramer Industrial Sales David and Kelley Kraninger Janet Krebs, DSHA ‘74 Donald and Kathryn Kresse Alyssa Krogulski, DSHA ‘17 Katherine Klopatek Krueger, HA ‘68 Mary Krygiel, HA ‘64 Jeffrey and Maria Kucharski, DSHA ‘91 Richard and Carrie Kudronowicz Margaret Kulbeck, HA ‘70 Robert and Tracy Kumershek Steven and Sarah Kuranz Susan Kurek, DSHA ‘72 Katherine Kwiatt Mary Lou La Bissoniere, HA ‘44 Gina LaBarbera, DSHA ‘14 Michael Faber and Christine Laemmar Ingrid LaForest, DSHA ‘98 Richard and Ericka Laforest Kathryn Lagore, DSHA ‘21 Meaghan Lagore, DSHA ‘16 Mark and Jennifer Lancaster, DSHA ‘89 John and Robin Lane Gail Langenfeld Helen Langhoff, HA ‘49 Sherry Lapene Brad and Adrienne Large, DSHA ‘07 Phyllis Larmay, DS ‘56 Nora Larscheid Andrew and Emily Larsen Michael Lasota Wendy Lasota James and Catherine Lathrop, HA ‘65 Donald and Judy Laub, HA ‘54 Raymond and Patricia Laub Patrick and Linda Laughlin Randall and Catherine Lawton, DS ‘65 Michael Kennedy and Anna Layden, DSHA ‘10 Greg and Amy Leahy Margaret Lee Shirin Lee, DSHA ‘81 Camila Leffel

Christopher and Colleen Leffler Paul and Barbara Lehmkuhl, HA ‘55 Kristin Lehmkuhl, DS ‘62 Sean and Catherine Lennon John and Susan Lentz, DSHA ‘73 Justine Leonard, HA ‘50 Stephanie Lerner, DSHA ‘11 Jacqueline LeSaily, DSHA ‘91 Calvin and Katherine Leszczynski, DSHA ‘10 Jerry and Diane Leveille Maricel Lewandowski Yvonne-Marie Lewandowski Justin and Amanda Lewna Peter and Maryann Lewna Andy Ritter and Emily Li Roman and Leigh Anne Lichon Alexandrea Lichucki, DSHA ‘16 Michael and Kathrine Lilek Jane Lindemann Mike and Laura Lindemann Judith Lindman, HA ‘58 Jamie Linski, DSHA ‘94 Aaron and Krista Lipski Bob and Mary Lobos Caroline Lodes, DSHA ‘21 Bob and Cathleen Loehr Judith Lohmann, HA ‘59 Katherine Long, DSHA ‘19 Alexa Lovo, DSHA ‘18 Lauren Lubenow, DSHA ‘19 Tyler Rivera and Nancy Luedke Rivera, DSHA ‘00 Melissa Lukic, DSHA ‘02 Scott and Amy Lund Miranda Lyles, DSHA ‘19 Peter Mac Stanley and Barbara Macek, HA ‘55 Mike and Mitzi MacKedon, HA ‘53 Caitlin Fentzlaff Macomber, DSHA ‘08 Marshall and Jennifer Macomber, DSHA ‘89 Danielle Macpherson, DSHA ‘17 Scott and Barbara Macpherson John and Mary Maddente, DSHA ‘81 Margaret Major

We give to DSHA because it has provided the loving environment, rigorous academics, and positive social network to allow our daughter, Maggie, DSHA ’24, to thrive. We are grateful for this faith-based education which teaches service as a lifelong commitment. There is no greater investment we can make than to strengthen not only our daughter’s future, but also to support a pipeline of women leaders who can change the world.

—Michael Murphy and Terry Tuttle, parents of Maggie, DSHA ’24

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Richard Malmgren Robert and Kelly Mangan, DSHA ‘95 Paul and Molly Manning Andrew and Marie Mansfield James and Susan Manthei, DS ‘65 Terry and Beverly Manthey Samuel Marcosson Frank and Jean Marinelli Scott and Jennifer Marlock, DSHA ‘89 Margaret Maroney, DSHA ‘72 Michael and Amanda Marsala Nellie Martens Murphy Thomas and Martha Marx James and Mary Jo Maslowski Victoria Holzbauer Massie, HA ‘63 Scott and Aimee Matchette, DSHA ‘86 Margaret Mathews, DSHA ‘88 Barbara Matovina Jason and Mary Matyas, DSHA ‘92 The Matyas Family Courtney Mauk, DSHA ‘18 Lawrence and Regina Maurer Russ and Heidi Mayer Gerardo and Clara Mayorga Brooke McArdle, DSHA ‘17 Peter and Joyce McArdle Andy McAsey and Maggie Shelledy McAsey, DSHA ‘10 John and Carlotta McBain Sally McBride, HA ‘50 Michael and Barbara McCarthy Mac and Britt McCollum, DSHA ‘04 Ann McConnell, HA ‘60 Francis and Mary McCormack, DSHA ‘87 Robert and Molly McCormick Ann McCrea Gary and Marlene McCrea Grace McCrea, DSHA ‘19 Patrick and Julia McDevitt, DSHA ‘88 Michelle McDonald Michael and Kathy McDonough Maureen McElligott, DSHA ‘07 Gregory and Donna McElwee, DS ‘58 William and Kathleen McElwee Daniel and Lisa McElwee Megan McFadden, DSHA ‘18 Patrick and Margaret McGarry, DSHA ‘05 Joseph and Lauren McGaver Thomas and Janice McGrath Rebecca Remsha McGraw, DSHA ‘03 Paul and Diana McGuan Thomas and Suzanne McKale, HA ‘63 Shannon McKeown Patricia McKinnon Sarah McLeod, DSHA ‘18 Maureen McMahon, HA ‘57 Charles and Judith McMullen, DSHA ‘73 Pamela McQuide Dennis and Lynn Mehring John and Elizabeth Melis Joseph and Catherine Meloy, HA ‘68 Kate Menden, DSHA ‘04 Martin and Amelia Merrick, DSHA ‘88 Theresa Meurer, DSHA ‘75 Gary and Janice Meyer John and Karen Meyer, HA ‘62 Michele Michuda, DSHA ‘71 Robert and Gabrielle Mihelich Martin and Brenda Mikell Madeleine Mikna Paul and Maureen Mikna, DSHA ‘86 Barbara Millen, HA ‘68 Ashley Miller, DSHA ‘16 Christy Miller Emily Miller, DSHA ‘19

Joy Fliss Miller, DS ‘65 Thomas and Kathleen Miller Lula Miller-Mays and Cedric Mays Patricia Mills The Milwaukee Admirals Carmelo and Roberta Minessale, HA ‘67 Adrian and Heidi Miranda Michal and Kathryn Miroslaw Geoffrey and Brigid Misfeldt, DSHA ‘03 Dan and Clair Mitchell, DSHA ‘91 Petro and Lyudmila Mizolyk Paul and Nithakone Moews Amedeo and Kathleen Monacelli Paul and Stephanie Monson Lori Thomzik Montezon, DSHA ‘83 Thomas and Elizabeth Montgomery John and Kim Moore Alex Mora and Diana Oliva Alfonso and Julissa Morales Beverly Moran Julia Moran, DSHA ‘14 Joseph and Monica Morrissey Gail Morrow Gary Moss Kathy Moss-Reeves Steven and Kyla Mrazek Adam and Anne Mueller, DSHA ‘00 Mark Mueller Kathryn Muench, DSHA ‘11 James and Kim Muench, DSHA ‘83 Thomas and Patricia Murphy Teresa Murphy, DSHA ‘18 Alyssa Myszewski, DSHA ‘14 John and Virginia Myszewski David and Kimberly Nacker, DSHA ‘83 Paula Nadler Lisa Napieralski Efstathios and Rosaria Naum W. Scott and Mary Nelson Tina Nettesheim CJ Neville Gene and Mary Newell, DSHA ‘80 Todd and Mary Nichol Kelly Nichols Cristela Nicksion Patrick Richter and Mary Niebler, DSHA ‘94 Denette Niebuhr Scott and Stephanie Niederjohn Saburo and Patricia Nishi, HA ‘64 Catherine Nolan, DS ‘57 David and Kristine Nonn Geraldine Noonan, HA ‘51 Natalie Norfolk, DSHA ‘18 Andy and Heather Nosbusch, DSHA ‘94 Vincent and Jessica Noth David and Cheryl Novak Charles and Dodie Novak Thomas Novotny Peter and Katharine Nurre, DSHA ‘03 Mary Oberhauser, HA ‘58 Mary H. O’Brien, HA ‘52 Sean O’Brien Edward and Carol O’Connor Mary Ann O’Connor, HA ‘44 Melisa O’Connor Maura and Thomas O’Connor Richard and Diane O’Dea Sarah Oenning, DSHA ‘95 Gerard and Carol Offenbacher, DS ‘62 Eleanor Ognacevic, DSHA ‘08 Patrick and Maureen O’Grady, DS ‘66 Arike Ogunbowale, DSHA ‘15 Adedamola and Oluyemisi Ogunbowale

Bradley and Jennifer O’Keef, DSHA ‘89 Giselle Oliva, DSHA ‘16 Tim and Emily Olson, DSHA ‘06 James Olson and Elizabeth Hermes-Olson Timothy and Patricia Olson Chris and Virginia Olson, DS ‘68 Grace O’Meara, DSHA ‘08 Brent and Vanessa O’Neil, DSHA ‘90 Barbara O’Neill Matthew and Shannon O’Neill Isabel Ontiveros Suzette Orcholski, HA ‘65 Jennifer Organ, DSHA ‘18 Madeleine Organ, DSHA ‘14 Marty and Stephanie Organ Robert and Mary Ott Mark and Janet Andrea Otten, DSHA ‘85 Mary Otten, DSHA ‘20 Margaret Otto Richard Otto Ann Owen John and Liliane Owen Zeliha Ozturkkan Zembilci Perry and Dora Packer John and Ann Paider Debra Panka Richard and Verna Panka Megan Panther, DSHA ‘07 Patricia Pardon Peter and Karen Parks Richard and Eulalia Pasko Dyanne Paszek Stegmayer Sonal Patel, DSHA ‘94 Stephen and Abigail Patterson, DSHA ‘05 Kenneth and Rita Paukner Laura Paulus, DSHA ‘85 Jessica Paur, DSHA ‘18 Richard and Deborah Paur Ted and Amy Pawasarat, DSHA ‘88 Roxanne Peelen Elizabeth Pena-Morales, DSHA ‘21 Mark Hale and Jane Pendergast, DS ‘70 Gust and Elizabeth Petropoulos Colleen Pfaff, DSHA ‘18 Lily Pickart, DSHA ‘17 Eleanor Pier, DSHA ‘14 Kathleen Pier, DSHA ‘83 Madeleine Pier, DSHA ‘12 Carol A. Pilliod, HA ‘68 Kristin Piotrowski Nancy Piotrowski Gregg and Beth Piper Geraldine Pirman Dan and Margaret Platten, DSHA ‘01 Michael and Pauline Ploeckelman Poblocki Paving Corporation Jennifer Zastrow Poedel, DSHA ‘07 Gary and Jeanne Pokorny Debra Pope George and Claudia Porter Donna Poshepny, HA ‘51 David and Christine Power James and Pat Premetz Christy Presser Allan and Bonnie Probelski Frank and Judith Probst Dan Puccetti Dean and Wendee Puccetti Marissa Puccetti, DSHA ‘19 Harold and Marinell Puchalski, DSHA ‘75 Isabel Puchner, DSHA ‘19 Anthony and Lori Punko, DSHA ‘86 Alisa Pykett, DSHA ‘93

Linda Quesnell Michael and Jackie Quinlevan, DSHA ‘79 Thomas Balch and Kathleen Quinn-Balch, DS ‘70 Cory and Danielle Rabe, DSHA ‘08 Daniel and Catherine Radler Jack and Kathleen Radloff Martin Radocha and Patricia Dulka Jerald and Marlene Radtke, HA ‘51 Sojourney Rallo William Coffou and Sara Ralph Norman and Virginia Rambo, HA ‘57 Mark and Kathleen Ramion Paul and Lorelei Ramsey, HA ‘63 Richard and Marlene Rappl Fred and Sally Rathke, DS ‘62 Robert Rauh Michael and Jane Reardon, DSHA ‘89 Charles and Carol Rebek, DS ‘56 James and Jean Rebholz Gary and Dorothy Rector Ruth Reid, HA ‘50 Carolyn Reilly, DSHA ‘18 Donald and Carol Reinbold, DS ‘61 Richard and Mary Kay Reinbold, DSHA ‘85 Daniel and Patricia Reinke John and Jennifer Reisel Jacqueline and Paul Rekowski Ed Renouard Julia Rentmeester Amy Retartha Elizabeth Reuteman, DSHA ‘08 Leo and Reynalda Ricco, HA’ 48 John and Karen Rice Nicole Richard Matthew and Heidi Richburg, DSHA ‘96 James and Mary Richburg Robert and Nellie Richthammer, DSHA ‘93 Michael and Mary Rick, HA ‘63 John Riedel Robert and Joyce Riedel Daniel Riedl Dan and Cynthia Riegelman Jean Rife, DS ‘58 Natalie Rifelj Lynn Rinzel David Robinson ROC Ventures/Milwaukee Milkmen Shanith Rodriguez, DSHA ‘19 Randall and Mariellen Roeder Grace Roessler, DSHA ‘04 Thomas and Diane Roethe, DS ‘65 Virginia Rogers, HA ‘51 Alison Rohloff, DSHA ‘19 Joanna Hoffmann Rohr, DSHA ‘04 Andrew Stanislaw and Patricia Rollo-Cohen Alicia Roman, DSHA ‘17 Edwin and Maryangela Roman, DSHA ‘82 Richard and Barbara Romano, HA ‘57 Claire Rooney, DSHA ‘16 Jane Rose Victoria Rose, DSHA ‘17 Daniel and Nicole Roskopf Randy and Susie Roth, DS ‘67 The Ruelle Family Rebecca Ruesch, DSHA ‘10 Diana Ruiz, DSHA ‘16 Rummele’s Fine Jewelry Tom and Ann Runnells Jane Russell Holzhauer, DSHA ‘71 Joann Ruud Christine Ryan, DS ‘56

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DONORS

Bob and Katherine Ryan, DSHA ‘94 Mary Regina Ryan, HA ‘59 S4 Digital Labs LLC Joseph and Angela Sadler Jennifer Saffell Dennis and Linda Salentine Andrea Salmins, DSHA ‘08 David and Caroline Sanders, DSHA ‘75 Charlene Monday Sanders, DS ‘66 Danny and Claudia Sanders William and Mary Sanders, HA ‘59 Caroline Sargent, DSHA ‘19 Curt and Anita Saurer, DSHA ‘74 Margaret Savage, DSHA ‘05 Amanda Savagian, DSHA ‘10 John Savagian and Diane Grace Philip and Mary Scallon, DS ‘63 Catherine Schaefer, DS ‘65 Peter Schaefer Elizabeth Schauer, DSHA ‘16 Mary Beth Huber Schell Catherine Schesta, DSHA ‘94 Steven and Cynthia Scheuing Barbara Schifalacqua Kelley Schlise, DSHA ‘19 Amy Schmidt, DSHA ‘86 Mark and Lesley Schmidt Jerome and Mary E. Schmidt, DS ‘55 Paul and Roberta Schmidt, HA ‘60 Gregory and Janis Schmitt, DS ‘64 Andrew Nyquist and Jennifer Schmitt Nyquist, DSHA ‘96 James and Susan Schmitt, HA ‘67 Lynn Schmutzer Paul and Brenda Schneider Laura Schneiker The Schoenauer Family Foundation, Inc. Jodi Schoenauer, DSHA ‘84 Russell and Sabina Schoenke Daniel Schoshinski and Vicki Schaut Elisabeth Schraith, DS ‘67 Michael and Anne Schrauth, DS ‘58 Peter and Rebecca Schroder, DSHA ‘92 M. Nicholas Schroeder Leonard and Joanne Schroth, HA ‘59 Jerry and Diane Schuebel Joanne Schulte, HA ‘55 Robert Gavahan and Marie Schulte Stephen and Mary Helen Schulte Ken and Barbara Schultz, HA ‘62 Sarah Schulz, DSHA ‘89 Hannah Schumacher, DSHA ‘16 Julie Lichon Schumacher, DSHA ‘98 Kathleen Schumacher, DSHA ‘17 Steve and Lisa Schumacher Thomas and Kristi Schwanebeck Corey and Alexandra Schweitzer, DSHA ‘89 Dennis Schwulst Ira and Carmilla Scott, HA ‘60 Kevin and Susan Scott LaToya Scott Meghan Scott, DSHA ‘18 Carol Seegers, DS ‘66 S. Monica Seelman, BVM, HA ‘58 Kathleen Seitz Rosemary Selep, HA ‘46 John and Catherine Sell, HA ‘58 Donald and Nadine Seubert Christopher and Laurie Seward Kathleen Sexton, DSHA ‘87 Philip and Margaret Sgariglia, HA ‘67 Johnny and Julie Sgrignuoli, DSHA ‘86 Christopher and Claudia Shea Michael and Kristin Shea Terence and Maureen Shea, HA ‘52 Allison Shears, DSHA ‘17 Laura Shears

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Margaret Shears, DSHA ‘21 Katharine Shelledy, DSHA ‘13 Carl and Mary Sherer, DSHA ‘71 Frederick and Margaret Shields, HA ‘46 Laurence Shoda Lale Sidem Melissa Lombardo, DSHA ‘89 Thomas and Jennifer Simanek Thomas and Jeanne Simon Jennifer Simpson Dave Simuncak Katelynn Sinclair, DSHA ‘16 Lauren Sinense, DSHA ‘18 David and Sara Sinense, DSHA ‘86 Luke Voelz and Molly Sisson, DSHA ‘09 Suzanne Skalmoski, DSHA ‘14 Warren and Marilyn Sladky Linda Slawinski James and Nancy Smessaert, DS ‘58 Barb Smith Cecile Smith, HA ‘49 Jamie and Judith Smith, DSHA ‘79 Stephen and Mary Smith, DS ‘66 Richard and Maureen Smith, HA ‘58 Allyson Snyder, DSHA ‘16 James and Gina Spicka Eugene and Cynthia Spitza, DSHA ‘77 Patti Staiduhar John and Josephine Standart, HA ‘67 Richard and Brenda Stanislawski, HA ‘58 Charmaine Stapleton Emily Stapleton, DSHA ‘01 Linda Stapleton Paul Stapleton Ellen Steckel, DSHA ‘71 Tom and Sandra Steffen Andrea Steffke, DSHA ‘97 John and Yvette Steger John and Mary Steger Anna Nicole Stein, DSHA ‘12 Anthony Steiner and Sue Martin-Steiner Joseph and Emily Steiner Jason and Susan Steiner Stephen and M. Patricia Steiner Thomas and Kathleen Stellato, DS ‘68 Barbara Stephan Robert and Maddalena Stephenson Cynthia Stewart Mary Ann Stiglitz, HA ‘64 Emmaline Stilp, DSHA ‘11 Donald and Jennifer Stockhausen Paul and Therese Stockhausen Lucy Stoehr, DS ‘56 S. Mary Jo Stoffel, SDS William and Tracie Stoll, DSHA ‘91 Timothy Stoller S. Virginia Stone, BVM, HA ‘47 Constance Stoner, DS ‘61 Jeff and Maureen Stowell Mark and Eileen Strachota Greg Palo and Juanita Strader Scott and Stacey Strandberg Christopher and Erin Strohbehn, DSHA ‘98 Edward and Amy Strother Juliana Strother, DSHA ‘18 Blake and Mary Stuckey, DSHA ‘91 Sub 70 Golf Katie Sullivan, DSHA ‘98 Suzanne Sullivan Doug and Jennifer Sveda Larry Sveda Tyler Swainston Eleanor Swentkofske Alexander Swiderski Suzanne Swiderski, DSHA ‘83 Marie Swietlik, HA ‘51

Ted and Joan Swiezynski, DSHA ‘92 Maria Tagliavia, DSHA ‘72 Jessica Taige, DSHA ‘04 Stuart and Kim Tallmadge, DSHA ‘86 Philip and Monica Tallmadge, DSHA ‘86 Katharine Tanty, HA ‘65 Laney Tarantino, DSHA ‘18 Margie Tarpey Steven and Lisa Taylor, DSHA ‘82 Dan and Shirley Terlecki Tom and Katie Terrien, DSHA ‘93 Tyesha Thames Travis and Anne Thatcher Charles and Margaret Thorsen Chris and Kathleen Thorsen Thomas and Audrey Ticcioni, HA ‘70 Mary Alice Tierney Dunn, HA ‘68 Joseph and Jennifer Tierney Martin Tierney Jeffrey and Shannon Tiger Carmelita Tiu, DSHA ‘93 Mary Tlachac, DS ‘57 Deirdre Tobin, DSHA ‘87 Jerome and Kathleen Tokarz, DS ‘59 Michael Tollefson Mark and Heidi Toth Lindsey A. Townsley, DSHA ‘07 John and Jacqueline Trad Charles and Margaret Trampe Lindsay Tristine Kenneth and Judith Trudeau, DS ‘56 Ileana Turcinovic Petar Turcinovic Cindy Twist Elizabeth Maly Tyree, DS ‘63 Gordon Beckwith and Laurie Tyson, DS ‘69 Nancy Uelmen, DSHA ‘78 Samantha Urban, DSHA ‘19 Steven and Sarah Urban Gregory Uselmann Karen Uselmann H. Kay and L. C. Van Alstine Craig Van Kirk Sharon Van Kirk Andrew and Maggie Vap Michael and Catherine Varebrook, DS ‘69 Andrea Vatulas John Vatulas Dawn Vilione Herman and Susan Viola, HA ‘59 Charles and Kathleen Vogel David and Christine Vogel James Vogel and Christine Wilczynski-Vogel Daniel and Mary Vollman Bennett Sherman and Karen Von Rueden, DSHA ‘73 Marina Von Rueden, DSHA ‘18 Jennifer and Jason Vorlob Joanne Voss Jascint and Erica Vukelich David and Dawn Wagner Donald and Janet Wagner, DSHA ‘85 Rebecca Wagner Jack Walker Michael and Aimee Walsh Anthony J. Warren Thomas Warren Diane Washbush, DS ‘59 Ryan Watzke Kaitlin Wayson, DSHA ‘09 Anthony Weasler, II Deidre Weber James and Frances Weber, HA ‘59 Peggy Weber Paul and Kristin Weiner

Anne Weinfurter, DSHA ‘72 Brian Frain and Annemarie Weiss, DSHA ‘03 Ron and Christine Weiss, DS ‘70 Gina Welc Christine Welland, DSHA ‘97 Rick and Sally Wellenstein Michael and Julie Wells, DSHA ‘85 Bob Hartmann and Mary Ellen Welsh, DSHA ‘71 John and Julie Wendelberger, DSHA ‘84 Sophia Wendelberger, DSHA ‘18 Charles and Suzanne Wendelberger, HA ‘52 Jared and Kelly Wentz, DSHA ‘96 Michael and Elizabeth Wenzel, DSHA ‘76 Rita Wermers, DSHA ‘93 Eleanor Weske Bernard and Kathryn Westfahl Matthew and Jennifer Weston Dennis and Michelle Whalen Charles Neil and Mary White, DS ‘67 Denyce Wicht, DSHA ‘90 Mary Widicus Nicholas and Tierney Wied Paul and Janis Wilcox Jerry and Caroline Wilkes, DSHA ‘84 John and Mary Williams, DS ‘59 Margaret Johnson Williamson, DS ‘57 Keshonda Willis Mark and JoAnn Willmering Rodney and Claudine Willoughby David and Barbara Wilson, DS ‘65 Caile Wilson, DSHA ‘03 Candice Wimmer Karen Wirth, DSHA ‘71 Carl and Laura Wise Emily Pokorny Wisniewski, DSHA ‘10 Elizabeth Wissing, DSHA ‘10 Arkadiusz and Anna Wojciak Jerry and Darlene Wolf Duane Wolter Pam Wolter Greg Womack and Rebecca Mokrohisky Olivia Wright, DSHA ‘14 Trasus and Dea Wright Hiroyuki and Jane Yamasaki, HA ‘55 James Cramton and Cat Yee Cramton Kimberly Wysocki Youngblood Makinzie Youngblood, DSHA ‘19 David and Kathleen Zablotney Marlon Williams and Caroline Zakian Mary Zastrow, HA ‘49 Geoffrey and Marie Zeidler Margaret Zeidler Christopher and Lynn Zellmer Craig and Iva Zeman, DSHA ‘82 Nick Zeppos Chris and Jacquie Zetting, DSHA ‘84 John and Meghan Zidar, DSHA ‘91 Dale Schmidt and Ellen Zielinski, HA ‘69 Karen Zilinski Donald and Lee Zimmer Andrew and Kristi Zimmer Jon Schoenbeck and Mary Jo Zimmer, DSHA ‘73 Thomas and Lisa Ziolkowski, DSHA ‘86 Zoological Society of Milwaukee Madeline Zukowski, DSHA ‘11 Ronald and Mary Zwieg Jay and Kathleen Zybelman, HA ‘60

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ALUMNAE GIVING

Class of ’44

Class of ’53

Anna Horky Jacobi Virginia Ahlhauser Kegel Mary Lou Dorr La Bissoniere Mary Ann Halaska O’Connor

Mitzi Millard MacKedon Mary Van Horn Pratt Ruth Nickchen Schacht Eleanor McDermott Schroeder Barbara Burbach Swietlik-Metz

Class of ’45 Virginia Altenburg Catezone Geraldine Schultz Pehowski

Class of ’46 Jeanne Hormuth Hoff Eugenia Mullaney Hoy Rosemary Metz Selep Margaret Smith Shields

Class of ’47 S. Virginia M. Stone, BVM

Class of ’54 Kay Enright Eberle Lois Schaenzer Fisher Mary Anne Haeckel Doris Hein Barrett Julia McCotter Laub Margaret Seidenstricker Middleton Suzanne Budzien Potter Jean Grathwohl Sinclair

Class of ’55

Barbara Brenk Anderson Patricia Flynn Kloiber Helen Shaughnessy Langhoff Cecile Sherburne Smith Mary Schendt Zastrow

Patricia Rice Blake Mary Kowalski Brien Barbara Blake Damm S. Virginia Honish, SDS Roberta Miller Keelan Geraldine Seidenstricker Kolb Barbara Pabelick Lehmkuhl Colleen Bonham Lowry Barbara Glowacki Macek Mary Stadler Schmidt Joanne Riedel Schulte Jane Schoofs Yamasaki

Class of ’50

Class of ’56

Phyllis Pancheri Goodwin Toni Dujick Gorske Callista Dreis Grebe Justine Leonard Rose Mary Sullivan Matusinec Sally McBride Ruth Kane Reid Lois Rohan Stanek

Constance Wendler Bach Mary Shea Bachman McCann Mary Crivello Borman Judith Doyle Brezinski Kathleen Dobrient Buettner S. Grace Mary Croft, SDS Carol Leeming Farrell Ann Behling Fink Shirley Smith Gerrits Patricia Graf Horter Rose Jashinsky Cathleen Zintek Johnston Maureen Hegarty Keyes Phyllis Schaetz Larmay Carol Reed Rebek Bernice McNamara Rossini Christine Lombardi Ryan Lucy Gellerup Stoehr Karen Krause Stracka Judith Hunzinger Trudeau

Class of ’48 Dolores Knoernschild Reynalda Schultz Ricco

Class of ’49

Class of ’51 Rita O’Connor Auelmann Suzanne Bonness Brault Marland Huebner Gengler Patricia Purtell Julien Nancy Schneider Koepp Joan Madden Lucke Geraldine Honish Noonan Donna Schelp Poshepny Marlene Shane Radtke Virginia Oliver Rogers Margaret Mathews Sankovitz Marie Swietlik

Class of ’52 Mary O’Brien Lillian Pegg Maureen Scanlon Shea Ruth Heinan Springob Ann Johnston Weber Suzanne Abel Wendelberger

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Class of ’57 Anonymous Marilyn Caputa Armstrong Judith Starck Bultman Mary Pat Hauptman DeSwarte Kathleen Donahue Jennings Geri Jones-Mantyh Mary Stehling Kamps Maureen Moroney McMahon Mary Ellen King Muth

Catherine Pfannerstill Nolan Kathleen Zierden Olen Virginia Kraus Rambo Barbara Emmerich Romano Mary Mayer Tlachac Margaret Johnson Williamson

Class of ’58 Betty Jo Zintek Azpell Nancy Bassett Brinkley Maureen Driscoll Connell Ethel Bielefeld Fletcher Carol Zvara Gobel Kathleen O’Boyle Kearney Diane Brukwitzki Kescenovitz Judith Carney Keyes Barbara Vidergar Koester Barbara Weiland Kutchera Judith Darrall Lindman Lois Proulx Ludwig Donna Shea McElwee Elizabeth Biwer Miller Mary Kreilkamp Oberhauser Angela Mischke Pienkos Jean Winzenburg Rife Barbara Starck Schneider Anne Morris Schrauth S. Monica Seelman, BVM Catherine Truss Sell Nancy Nee Smessaert Maureen Hegarty Smith Brenda Bittner Stanislawski Doris Nowak Stilwell Mary Ann Thuemler Wigchers

Class of ’59 Geraldine Accetta-Purpero Barbara Pettavino Baer Joan Bielefeld Judith Walker Catanese Maripat Young Dalum Mary Beth Rumreich D’Amico Diana Fettig Geissler Sharon Kuker Hudson Mary Lou Sass Kennedy Catherine Smith LaFond Judith Zessin Lohmann Kathleen Mullarkey Noel Judith Kowalski Probst Mary Regina Maier Ryan Mary Taylor Sanders Joanne Schroth Claudette Holt Tennyson S. Carol Thresher, SDS Kathleen Taylor Tokarz Susan Bennett Viola Diane Hauser Washbush Frances Friedberger Weber Mary Kay Ott Williams

Class of ’60 Nancy Sobocinski Breckenfelder Mary Ann McHugh Chycinski Carol Zintek Cinclair

Karen Schmidt Cox Dolores Cunningham Rita Bacon Czukas Suzanne Mueller Dwyer Mary Ann Voelz Eder Corinne Skowron Finn Mary Fontanazza Darlene Becker Hanke Kay Healy Hausch Ann Lorscheider McConnell Carla La Valle Olle Roberta Dulde Schmidt Carmilla Petranek Scott Margaret Schmitt Stanchfield Veronica Teshner Sustar Patricia Horkheimer Traxler Kathleen De Forno Zybelman

Class of ’61 Jane Mullaney Anderson Sheila Ripple Battistello S. Karlyn Cauley, SDS Patricia McNally Driscoll Carol Lauer Kazmierczak Maureen Keenan Kathleen Mehegan Monday Patricia Traxel Packee Carol Schleicher Reinbold Constance Cardo Stoner

Class of ’62 Marilyn Ott Cloutier Jane Ewens Mary Desmond Feerick Fran Clarke Hansen Betty Jane Jadin Janet Winkowski Jaeger Elizabeth Moser Krahn Kristin Rasmussen Lehmkuhl Karen Wiley Meyer Carol Schaub Offenbacher Sally Kalt Rathke

Class of ’63 Mary Elizabeth Morgan Anderl Mary Cannon Kathleen Reynolds Cavallo Mary Jo Mileski Dandurand Mary Sullivan DeStefanis Terrie Baier Hanrahan Victoria Holzbauer Massie Suzanne Dean McKale Mary Carrigan Osmon Lorelei Mueller Ramsey Mary Boyle Rick Mary Toonen Riley Mary Hoyer Scallon Elizabeth Maly Tyree

Class of ’64 Georgia Brost Berther Joan McCabe Bruce Marilyn Kleis Casper Carole Susnik Flaig

M. Janet Frey Mary Buch Hahn Susan Heimann Hamrin Diane Knight Gail Hanlon Kobach Mary Dess Krygiel Cheryl Ann Martin Barbara Murphy Mary Weingarten Murphy Patricia Doherty Nishi Janis Starich Schmitt Katherine Tierney Schwerin Mary Ann Stiglitz Mary Imp Wunderlich Joan Cunningham Zimmer

Class of ’65 Anonymous Jane Flynn Baldus Patrice Parcher Bartelme Elizabeth Baszler Barbara Bethke Carpenter Susan Dickey Danforth Mary Caffrey Dries Barbara Glaser Finley Sybille Hamilton Catherine Casper Lathrop Catherine Clifford Lawton Susan Starck Manthei Joy Fliss Miller Suzette Pizzo Orcholski Mary Pat Klein Pfeil Diane Hinnenkamp Roethe Catherine Ehmke Schaefer Katharine Ronge Tanty Frances Sorrenti Tollefson Barbara Cunningham Wilson

Class of ’66 Maureen Weber Ginella Karen Mikolajczak Giugno Barbara Mazza McDonald Maureen Heine O’Grady Elizabeth Shiely Petschel Charlene Monday Sanders Carol Seegers Mary Fuerst Smith Janice Essmann Weinfurt

Class of ’67 Pamela Cash Abbott Margaret Atwell Anne Gramling Blom Linda Hanlon Bremner Teresa Seelman Connell Mary Ritt Foley Susan Brumm Frautschi Anita Bunda Grandpre Anne Harrington Julie Gartzke Khaja Georgene Karkutt Kmiecik Maureen Doherty Mazurek Beth Miller McWey Roberta Heintz Minessale Ruth Collopy O’Toole Susan Worm Roth Susan Behling Schmitt Elisabeth Schraith Margaret Dineen Sgariglia Josephine Sherer Standart Kathleen Potts Weaver Mickey White

Class of ’68 Mary Jo Johnson Dempsey Christine Worzalla Kampe Katherine Klopatek Krueger

Catherine Ahlhauser Meloy Barbara Millen Virginia Doyle Olson Carol Pilliod Kathleen Lee Stellato Maria Haas Tess Mary Alice Tierney Dunn

Class of ’69 Janet Rath Bashirian Mary Clare Bruce Karen Cedzo Cecelia Pancheri Cutler Susan Ruesch Evans Cheryl Hargarten Harvey Susan Jones McNally Laurie Tyson Catherine Sheahan Varebrook Ellen Retzer Zielinski

Class of ’70 Terese Strachota Bekkum Christine Yank Cash Terry Gehringer Gingrass Mary Goes Maryeve Herkert Heath Jeanette Herro Jo Jacobi Margaret Peltier Kulbeck Maureen Klein Lager Judith Makal Mackenzie Colleen Roberts Mayer Jane Pendergast Kathleen Quinn-Balch Christina Engel Scoptur Audrey Von Rueden Ticcioni Christine Kirsch Weiss

Class of ’71 Judith Krebs Bonin Patricia Brannan Ellen Croke Mary Eileen Geary Vicki Paget Gilbert Susan Valcq Gottschalk Michele Michuda Judith Schendt Price Jane Russell Holzhauer Mary Passage Sherer Ellen Geskermann Steckel Mary Ellen Welsh Karen Wirth

Class of ’72 Anonymous Mary Jo Westermann Butler Susan Cannon Mary Clemency Mary Beth Reidy Cook Sandra Schim Dolister Maureen Quinlan Hayes Susan Kurek Margaret Maroney Jill Reginato Pitterle Maria Tagliavia Anne Weinfurter

DSHA set me up with the values to be a successful leader in business and politics. I was a work-study student and took an assignment working at the school’s new computer lab. My love for technology and innovation began there and many years later has led me to a successful career in Silicon Valley.

I also learned the value of service over self which is why in addition to a full-time executive job and raising two girls, I also serve as the Vice Mayor of my city. I donate to DSHA because I am inspired by the work the school is doing around diversity, equity, and inclusion and how that work will empower the next generation of leaders.

—Giselle Schmitz Hale, DSHA ’97

Class of ’73 Patricia Reynolds Behrens Roberta Boruta Margaret Carlson Christine Tagliavia Cianciolo Laurie Ruesch Hendricks Margaret Keyser Jordan Susan Baker Lentz Judith Gorske McMullen Barbara Falecki Newby

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Karen Von Rueden Mary Jo Zimmer

Class of ’74 Mary Clare Davis Falsetti Jennifer Halaska Foti Kathleen Donahue Gresk Jane Reynolds Harris Cynthia Stone Kempka Janet Krebs Suzanne Duero Lanser Anita Regelbrugge Saurer

Class of ’75 Nancy Schmid Andryc Eileen Quinlan Duffey AnneMarie Fridl Duveneck Annette Powell Groth Theresa Meurer Marinell Koehn Puchalski Margaret Brady Regan Judy Eberle Rettinger Caroline Wirtz Sanders Therese Toben

Class of ’76 Julie Baker Mary Pat Horning Boston Margaret Druml Boyle Elizabeth Hanlon Fehring Tamara Zanoni Hoy Christine Oldam McDermott Mary Susan Prescott Elizabeth Stoiber Wenzel

Class of ’77 Amy Krebs Abplanalp Greeta Cherayil Amy Strachota Haas Cynthia Lipski Spitza

Class of ’78 RoseAnn Palmisano Donovan Terese Ehlenbach Duffy

Margaret Enright Laurie Altstadt Mulhaney Nancy Sosnicki Uelmen Mary Beth Kastenholz Walsh

Class of ’79 Deborah Fink Frederick Jeanne Pier Gilpin Suzanne Graff Gomes Sally A. Gramling Julie Treacy Landy Jackie Horter Quinlevan Karen Fridl Schlater Judith Romanowich Smith

Class of ’80 Margaret Sankovitz Brauer Mary Brennan-Druml JoAnn Woelfel Day Katherine McCarthy Karczewski Mary Hesselbein Newell Kristen Olen Robinson Kim Cafaro Schlifske

Class of ’81 Anonymous MarySue Cleary Mary Frieseke Joanne Karolzak Shirin Swentkofske Lee Mary Von Rueden Maddente Ann Horning Reardon Mary Caye Nolan Smith

Class of ’82 Margaret LoCoco Capper Gretchen Olen Funck Mary Czarnecki Genske Kerry Hickey Hodan Julie Fulcher Knippen Ellen Kresse Lamb Lauren Dedinsky Maddox Beth Herro Rodwell Maryangela Layman Roman

Lisa Hughes Taylor Iva Braovac Zeman

Class of ’83 Amy O’Brien Baker Margaret Bau Kathleen Rutter Brengosz Susan Weber Cobb Vicki Zunker Kunz Anne Lucke Kristin Schmidt Miller Lori Thomzik Montezon Kim Gagnon Muench Kimberly Lieungh Nacker Kathleen McCotter Pier Koster Jennifer Schmidt Suzanne Swiderski

Class of ’84 Kathryn Berghammer Schlidt Kay Tallmadge Carraher Marikris Dalum Coryell Suzanne Stroebel Falvey Lisa Polacek French Kathleen Heffernan Hodan Katie Daily Pickart Anne Kresse Pillion Elizabeth Fink Sauer Jodi Schoenauer Jane Potter Skalmoski Julie Rebek Wendelberger Caroline Armbruster Wilkes Colleen Matejka Wissing Jacquelyn Koehn Zetting

Class of ’85 Kim Marie Bertnick-Speech Mary Swiderski Dondlinger Lizabeth Hyndman Fuller Kimberly Bruss Hall Kimberly Guller Koenig Janet Andrea Otten Laura Paulus Therese Pickart

Mary Kay Stevens Reinbold Mary Schmidt Organ Janet Hesselbein Wagner Julie Peternel Wells Mary DuBois Wisniewski

Class of ’86 Anne Von Rueden Behl Amy Dalum Downing Lisa Eldridge Fitterer Molly Foy Gallagher Roberta Kastelic Kate Kenney Aimee Vigil Matchette Maureen Murphy Mikna Erin Murray Butler Lori Rondinelli Punko Amy Schmidt Julie Horter Sgrignuoli Sara Burbach Sinense Christine Jones Stuart Kim Krolikowski Tallmadge Monica Mathews Tallmadge Lisa Dentici Ziolkowski

Class of ’87 Nancy Armour Amy Brusky Culbert Sara Mathews Harwood Maureen Muth Johnsen Kathleen Papin Kass Mary Kresse McCormack Kathleen Byrne Sexton Judith Dalum Taylor Deirdre Tobin Kelly Brown Watzka

Class of ’88 Kristin Monday Brienza Mary Denise Pfeil Farrar Karen Dwyer Goldammer Anne Rice Grogan Cheryl Von Rueden Johnson Margaret Mathews

DSHA has given me a foundation for success both spiritually and intellectually to be the woman of Christ I am called to be. I am equipped to be an advocate for myself in my professional career and I have the skills necessary to make an impact. I give back to DSHA so that other young women may have a strong sense of identity in Christ while becoming well-equipped for college and beyond.

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Julia Fleming McDevitt Amelia Burbach Merrick Michele Nawotka Amy Talsky Pawasarat Molly Monday Schmidt

Class of ’89 Jennifer Barczak Doyle Jennifer Cueto Gequillana Sarah Lehmkuhl Hyde Carrie Murphy Kohloff Jennifer Kobach Lancaster Jennifer Ehrle Macomber Jennifer Rypel Marlock Joyce Yamat Meyer Jennifer Kreitzer O’Keef Susan Stollenwerk Pelz Jane Hyndman Pfaff Jane Moore Reardon Sarah Hamrin Schulz Alexandra Carney Schweitzer Andi Sciacca Melissa Siegel Margaret Foy Zincke

Class of ’90 Jessica Burbach Bellows Kathleen Carney Dahm Catherine Steinacker Hesprich Kathryn Goggin Higgins Karen Lentz Isabelli Cherrie Uhlenkamp Johnson Julie Leack Karasek Vanessa Diedrich O’Neil Denyce Wicht

Class of ’91 Anonymous Dana Trampe Cichy Michelle Pfeil Clausen Halligan Parks Czarnecki Brigid Driscoll Sandra Esquivel-Mauer Kelly Kass Kolo Jennifer Horning Kouvoukliotis Maria McManus Kucharski Jacqueline Barczak LeSaily Jennifer Zierden Maurer Clair Schmidt Mitchell Tracie Doyle Stoll Mary Byrne Stuckey Meghan McHugh Zidar

Class of ’92 Kristin Branch Ruby Westmoreland Brock Sarah Eckenrod Cosgrove Kathleen Homberg-Lee Sarah Brusky Jungels Katie Brown Konieczny Beth Marie Kurtz Mary Horning Matyas Anne Niebler Rebecca Blom Schroder Joan Prengel Swiezynski

Class of ’93 Elizabeth Tollefson Bongert Gretchen Creten Caraher Joanna Barczak McQuide Alisa Pykett Nellie Hagen Richthammer Kathleen Hilger Terrien Carmelita Tiu Rita Wermers

Class of ’94 Meghan Hegarty Dean Megan O’Brien Garczynski Andrea Holton Hess Dawn Reszczynski Jermstad Norah Jones Jamie Linski Sarah Schmidt Martin Mary Niebler Heather Slawinski Nosbusch Sonal Patel Katherine Casper Ryan Catherine Schesta

Class of ’95 Katherine Dulmes Benson Theresa Erbe Chimenti Anne De Haven Meghan Phelan Fetherston Sarah Smyczek Filchak Mary Geiger Amanda Ehrle Graff Bridget Hegarty Johnson Katherine Banner Kowal Jennifer Gingrass Kowalski Kelly Goss Mangan Sarah Murray Oenning

Class of ’96 Erin Scherr Bigalke Amy Ramstack Brimmer Kathleen End Maureen Carney Goetz Kelly Roethe Hodges Megan Hilger Kitowski Heidi Hofschulz Richburg Jennifer Schmitt Nyquist Kelly Harwood Wentz

Class of ’97 Kathleen Kasdorf Carnell Josephine-Liezl Cueto-Sampang Heather Mehring Grams Elana Farkas Holman Emily McNally Horsfield Meg Casper Kevane Madeline Nagle Schmidt Giselle Schmitz Hale Andrea Steffke Gina Vosseller-DeBruin Christine Bremner Welland

Class of ’98 Anonymous Elizabeth Strachota Benz Katherine Brennan Monique Conley Kathleen Pfeil Dorrington Caroline Dries Elizabeth End Katherine Korsi Hess Stacey Armstrong Irvine Ingrid Tennessen Laforest Julie Lichon Schumacher Erin Patterson Strohbehn Carolyn Maciolek Stuard Katie Sullivan Jodi Zilinski

Class of ’99 Anonymous Anne Gallagher

Class of ’00 Andrea Novak Bonk Jennifer Groth

Nancy Luedke Rivera Anne Neuberger Mueller

Class of ’01 Emily Schmidt Bremmer Nyama Sillah Doyle Maria Thorson Feeney Christine Gaumond Laura Grenfell Jeanne Sisulak Hlebichuk Wambui Kamuiru Kathryn Becherer Koutnik Sophie Mills Margaret Linn Platten Emily Stapleton Elizabeth Sullivan Thompson

Class of ’02 Claire Beste Delonge Julie Rice Hahn Katie Bova Hoffmann Ronnicia Johnson-Walker Molly Kean Melissa Carpenter Lukic Carolyn McNally Scoptur

Class of ’03 Anne Lauer Castro Silvia Guerrero Chaparas Kristin Ticcioni Hepp Njoki Kamuiru Margaret Mehan Kinateder Rebecca Remsha McGraw Brigid Moroney Misfeldt Katharine Kotze Nurre Susan Mollan Taylor Annemarie Weiss Cathryn Liska White Caile Mulcahy Wilson

Class of ’04 Nicole Ruzinski Bertsch Kelly Carpenter Jennifer Roettgers Chapp Kelsey Hunt Christensen Teresa DeTrempe Gengler Julia Maynard Hobson Catherine Hunt Erika Hutz Caitlin Wallach Kaeppler Farley King Katie Larson Kohtala Jane Konieczka Katherine Scoptur Lawton Brittany Townsley McCollum Kaitlyn Menden Grace Roessler Joanna Hoffmann Rohr Elizabeth Warmuth Ryan Mary Shiely Erin McDermott Stanek Allison Doyle Steinhafel Jessica Taige

Class of ’05 Allison McBride Gustafson Margaret Gottsacker McGarry Meredith McNally Niemer Abigail Nitschke Patterson Kathleen Cullen Ritter Margaret Hughes Savage Kelsey Braun Stray Farha Tahir Samantha Erschen Thurner

Class of ’06

Colleen Boyle Elizabeth Beres DiCosmo Catherine Jones Emily Ognacevic Olson

Class of ’07 Brittany Greenlee Therese Mance Hayden Abby Kilian Adrienne Ognacevic Large Maureen McElligott Megan Heinen Panther Jennifer Poedel Lindsey Townsley

Class of ’08 Anonymous Emily Pier Cialdini Sara Yordan Di Benedetto Kelsey Kasmerchak Kannenberg Caitlin Fentzlaff Macomber Bridget Martin Eleanor Ognacevic Grace O’Meara Danielle Jerominski Rabe Elizabeth Reuteman Andrea Salmins

Class of ’09 Alyssa LaBarbera Buth Lia Fontanazza Clare Frigo Arielle Henderson Brittany Hoban Molly Honkamp Molly Sisson Kaitlin Wayson

Class of ’10 Anonymous Meghan Teich Caballero Elizabeth Seward Denkin Maureen Salter Devereaux Emily Drees Ann Duffy Katie Klestinski Hilgenberg Anna Johnson Rachel Beyer Kass Anna Layden Katherine Klinger Leszczynski Maggie Shelledy McAsey Gabriela Nuñez Rebecca Ruesch Amanda Savagian Emily Pokorny Wisniewski Elizabeth Wissing

Class of ’11 Anna Alexander Kathleen Brennan Amanda Dettmann Kelsey Kirkegaard Stephanie Lerner Kathryn Muench Rachael Gaenslen Powers Emmaline Stilp Madeline Zukowski

Class of ’12 Audrey Ackley Mary Catherine Bitter Kathryn Buggs Elizabeth Davis Grace Druml Erin Duffy Glembocki

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ALUMNAE GIVING

Colleen Gresk Emily Carroll Klotsche Madeleine Pier Anna Nicole Stein

Class of ’13 Anonymous Elizabeth Baker Aubrey Murtha Katharine Shelledy

Class of ’14 Mary Catherine Baker Clare Danielson Mary Kate Eberle Margaret Ertz Gina LaBarbera Julia Moran Alyssa Myszewski Madeleine Organ Eleanor Pier Suzanne Skalmoski Olivia Wright

Class of ’15 Nicole deGuzman Natalie Del Ponte Elizabeth Enright Abigael Hutchinson Arike Ogunbowale

Class of ’16 Sophia Dittrich Anne Ertz Jenelle Falvey Justine Finerty Anna Kerschner Meaghan Lagore Alexandrea Lichucki Ashley Miller Giselle Oliva Claire Rooney Diana Ruiz Elizabeth Schauer Hannah Schumacher Katelynn Sinclair Allyson Snyder

Class of ’17 Sara Achatz Grace Becker Sarah Clarke McKenna Fitterer Kaitlynn Fularczyk Sydney Granger Caroline Hegemann Sarah Herbers Emma Hutchinson Alyssa Krogulski Danielle Macpherson Brooke McArdle Lily Pickart Alicia Roman Victoria Rose Kathleen Schumacher Allison Shears

Class of ’18 Elizabeth Blair Elizabeth Boyle Abigail Burg Mary Callanan Emma Cayen Madeline Daleiden Madeline Drezek Tamia Fowlkes

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Ivana Guerrero Garcia Elisa Goodman Emma Grogan Alaina Hartzheim Grace Hilbert Anna Hughes Megan Kass Alexa Lovo Courtney Mauk Megan McFadden Sarah McLeod Teresa Murphy Natalie Norfolk Jennifer Organ Jessica Paur Colleen Pfaff Carolyn Reilly Meghan Scott Lauren Sinense Juliana Strother Laney Tarantino Marina Von Rueden Sophia Wendelberger

Class of ’19 2 Anonymous Donors Rose Agnew Alexandra Alberts Elizabeth Ament Julia Basurto-Gutierrez Maura Brennan Mia Bressanelli Emma Cepukenas Jacqueline Dooge Michelle Dooge Jane Florance Elizabeth Hennelly Michelle Horning Emma Kachelski Laura Kloser Katherine Long Lauren Lubenow Miranda Lyles Grace McCrea Emily Miller Marissa Puccetti Isabel Puchner Shanith Rodriguez Alison Rohloff Caroline Sargent Kelley Schlise Samantha Urban Makinzie Youngblood

Class of ’20 Carolyn Ashe Nora Byrne Mary Otten

Class of ’21 Anonymous Stephanie Alanis Olivia Beaudoin Olivia Bouchard Emily Capper Delanie Dahm Caroline DebBaruah Lauren Deffke Lauren DeStefanis Natalie Hartzheim Kathryn Lagore Caroline Lodes Elizabeth Pena-Morales Margaret Shears

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2020-2021 FACULTY AND STAFF GIVING

Norma Herbers, Community Relations Officer Katie Bova Hoffmann, DSHA ‘02, College Assistant/Testing Coordinator

Jennifer Armbruster, Former Instructional Attendance Secretary Coleen Ayudan, World Languages Faculty James Beaver, Former Custodian Katherine Blaufuss, Former Mathematics and Specialized Studies Faculty Ruby Westmoreland Brock, DSHA ‘92, Former Dean of Student Affairs Emily Brown, Mathematics Faculty

Peter Nurre, English Faculty

José Hurtado Pérez, World Languages Faculty

Celeste Olson, Former School Nurse

Angela Hutchinson, Health & Fitness Faculty

Daniel Pavlovich, Theology Faculty

Matthew Johnson, Senior Director of Development

Wendy Pawlyshyn-Fitch, English Faculty

Jeffrey Kmiecik, Former Technology Coordinator

Katherine Phillips, Former Science Faculty

Katie Brown Konieczny, DSHA ‘92, President

Katie Daily Pickart, PhD, DSHA ‘84, Theology Faculty and Director of Salvatorian Services

Debra Koszarek, Custodian Mary Anderson, Director of Marian Scholars

Fr. Patric Nikolas, SDS, Theology Faculty and School Chaplain

Christine Laemmar, Former Social Studies Faculty Meaghan Lagore, DSHA ‘16, Admissions & Marketing Assistant Nora M. Larscheid, Fine Arts Faculty Andrew Lelinski, English and Specialized Studies Faculty Jamie Lemminger, Science Faculty Catherine Lennon, Theology Faculty and Campus Minister for Prayer and Worship Lisa Lesjak, Director of Volunteer Engagement & Special Events

Jill Reginato Pitterle, DSHA ‘72, Former Fine Arts Faculty Dan Quesnell, Principal Danielle Jerominski Rabe, DSHA ‘08, Alumnae Director Stephanie Rinke, Human Resources Coordinator Lisette Rodriguez-Reed, Former Director of Student Services, Equity & Engagement Susan Romero, World Languages Faculty Ann Runnells, Accounting Assistant Claudia Sanders, Custodian Team Leader

Gretchen Creten Caraher, DSHA ‘93, Marian Scholars Faculty

Jessica Liban, Health & Fitness Faculty

Stephanie Czosnek, Assistant to the President Patrick Dawson, Social Studies Faculty

Quinten Loucks, English Faculty and Instructional Technology Coordinator

Joanne Diaz, Former Director of Human Resources

Amanda Marsala, Producing Director

Ann Duffy, DSHA ‘10, Director of Admissions & Financial Aid

Nellie Martens Murphy, Director of Data Services

Maureen Stowell, Athletic Administrative Assistant

Maggie Shelledy McAsey, DSHA ‘10, Former Director of Annual Fund

Stacey Strandberg, Science Faculty Kathryn A. Tarpey, Former Director of Finance

Shannon McKeown, Library Assistant

Maria-Christina Thiele, Librarian

Jennifer Thomas McLaughlin, World Languages Faculty

Fr. Dennis Thiessen, SDS, Former Theology and Social Studies Faculty and School Chaplain

Joanna McQuide, DSHA ‘93, Applied Wellness Chair

Kaitlin Wayson, DSHA ‘09, Former Development Assistant

John Melis, Science Faculty

Annemarie Weiss, DSHA ‘03, Science Faculty

Lisa Boehm Metz, Theology Faculty and Coordinator of Adult Faith Formation

Christine Kirsch Weiss, DS ‘70, Social Studies Faculty

Stephanie Monson, Director of Campus Ministry Thomas Montgomery, Social Studies Faculty

Elizabeth Wissing, DSHA ‘10, Mathematics and Specialized Studies Faculty

Therese Mance Hayden, DSHA ‘07, School Counselor

Alex Mora, Director of Graphic Design & Marketing Projects

Stephanie Ziemke, Former Senior Director of Development

Brian Hendricks, Former Director of College Counseling

Heather Moran Mansfield, PhD, Academic Dean

Madeline Zukowski, DSHA ‘11, Marketing & Development Writer

Mary Duffy, Theology Faculty Constance Farrow, Specialized Studies and Mathematics Faculty Dawn Gardner, Mathematics Faculty Kayla Gilgenbach, English Faculty Judith Gillespie, Theology and Specialized Studies Faculty Eileen Gleeson, World Languages Faculty Susan Goulee, Former Social Studies Faculty Sally A. Gramling, DSHA ‘79, Senior Vice President of Finance

Cathleen Loehr, Science Faculty

Aubrey Murtha, DSHA ‘13, English Faculty

Peggy Seegers-Braun, Athletic Director Kristin Shea, Director of College Counseling Molly Shea, Vice President of Marketing & Communications

As a recipient of an all-girls, Catholic high school education, I want to ensure that this opportunity continues for all girls. For me, it is a privilege to support DSHA, a school that allows one to grow in faith and friendship, to discover knowledge and think critically, and to learn how to lead, communicate, and self-advocate. It is rather simple; I support DSHA because I believe in the mission of DSHA. —Theology Faculty Mary Duffy

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FIDELITAS CIRCLE In Latin, fidelitas means “faithfulness.” The Fidelitas Circle honors those who have been faithful to the DSHA mission with consecutive years of giving.

46 Years Harold and Eleanor Schroeder, HA ‘53

45 Years Kathleen Olen, HA ‘57, and Douglas Olen

39 Years Thomas and Marland Gengler, HA ‘51

37 Years Anne Blom, DS ‘67 Judith Bultman, DS ‘57 Judith Keyes, DS ‘58 Patrick and Beth McWey, HA ‘67 Barbara Murphy, HA ‘64 Geraldine Noonan, HA ‘51 Catherine Schaefer, DS ‘65

36 Years Anonymous Paul and Roberta Schmidt, HA ‘60

35 Years Tom and Mary Jo Dempsey, HA ‘68 John and Karen Finerty Harold and Mary Grechowiak John Heiden Paul and Colleen Mayer, DS ‘70

34 Years S. Virginia Honish, SDS, DS ‘55 James and Susan Schmitt, HA ‘67

33 Years David and Terry Gingrass, DS ‘70 Robert and Toni Gorske, HA ‘50 Eugenia Hoy, HA ‘46 Robert and Geraldine Kolb, HA ‘55 Donald and Kathryn Kresse Justine Leonard, HA ‘50 John and Susan McNally, HA ‘69 Gerry and Kathy Monday, DS ‘61 John and Jane Niebler Thomas and Patricia Packee, DS ‘61 Donald and Angela Pienkos, DS ‘58 James L. and Margaret Mathews Sankovitz, HA ‘51 Donald Braun and Peggy Seegers-Braun S. Virginia Stone, BVM, HA ‘47 Richard and Joyce Talsky

32 Years Kenneth Byrne Tom and Maripat Dalum, HA ‘59 Frank and Judith Probst Donald and Frances Tollefson, HA ‘65

31 Years Andrew and Betty Jo Azpell, HA ‘58 James and Margaret Boyle, DSHA ‘76

Greeta Cherayil, DSHA ‘77 Theodore and Molly Schmidt, DSHA ‘88 Thomas and Carolyn Schoenauer

30 Years Patrick Dawson and Michele Kramer Robert and Mary Dries, DS ‘65 Dennis and Mary Pat Pfeil, DS ‘65 Sisters of the Divine Savior

29 Years John and Margot Dunn James and Roberta Fackelman Frederick and Mary Ellen Muth, DS ‘57 Carla La Valle Olle, HA ‘60, and Thomas Olle Eleanor Swentkofske Anthony Weasler, II

28 Years Brian and Suzanne Lanser, DSHA ‘74 Anne Lucke, DSHA ‘83 Joy Fliss Miller, DS ‘65 Lori Thomzik Montezon, DSHA ‘83 Christina Scoptur, HA ‘70 Veronica Sustar, HA ‘60

27 Years Anonymous Mary Clare Bruce, HA ‘69 Michael and Amy Haas, DSHA ‘77 Ann McConnell, HA ‘60

26 Years Margaret Bau, DSHA ‘83 Robert and Terese Duffy, DSHA ‘78 Phyllis Goodwin, HA ‘50 Lawrence and Jane Kean

25 Years Catherine Bau James and Susan Goulee Michael and Nancy Hansen Fr. Jerome Herda Jane Russell Holzhauer, DSHA ‘71 Francis and Rose Mary Matusinec, HA ‘50 Chris McDermott, DSHA ‘76, and John McDermott Daniel and Jill Pitterle, DSHA ‘72 The Schoenauer Family Foundation, Inc. Ron and Christine Weiss, DS ‘70

24 Years Anonymous Michael and Ellen Bartel Catherine M. Duffy Robert and Mary Ott Aileen Ryan Scholarship Trust

23 Years

19 Years

Richard and Mardi Bridich Mary Cannon HA ‘63 John and Jane Casper James and Teresa Connell, HA ‘67 Elizabeth End, DSHA ‘98 Robert and Dawn Gardner Neil Hamilton Michael and Kathleen Hodan Mark and Janet Hogan Nicholas and Mary Kees Michele Michuda, DSHA ‘71 John and Karen Rice

Mary Jo Butler, DSHA ‘72 Kevin and Kathy Coakley R. Mark and Deborah Frederick, DSHA ‘79 Thomas and Mary Genske, DSHA ‘82 Julie Rice Hahn, DSHA ‘02 Jo Ann Jacobi, HA ‘70 Richard and Julie Landy, DSHA ‘79 Randolph Mark Mary Bachman McCann, DS ‘56 Carmelo and Roberta Minessale, HA ‘67 William and Susan Ognacevic Charles and Carol Rebek, DS ‘56 Robert and Mary Sowinski Colomba Vosseller Ann Weber, DS ‘52

22 Years Frank and Barbara Baer, DS ‘59 Alice Fuhrmann Brusky Margaret Carlson, DSHA ‘73 Francis and Judith Jacoby Shirin Lee, DSHA ‘81 Stanley and Barbara Macek, HA ‘55 Thomas and Judith Mackenzie, HA ‘70 John and Katie Mehan John and Karen Meyer, HA ‘62 Brian and Maureen O’Boyle Jerald and Marlene Radtke, HA ‘51 Donald and Carol Reinbold, DS ‘61 David and Caroline Sanders, DSHA ‘75 David Organ and Mary Schmidt Organ, DSHA ‘85 Rosemary Selep, HA ‘46 Cecile Smith, HA ‘49 Stephen and M. Patricia Steiner Mary Ann Stiglitz, HA ‘64 Daniel and Mary Tanty Charles and Kathleen Vogel

21 Years Bruce G. and Laurie A. Arnold Peter and Mary Beitzel Bernard and Georgia Berther, DS ‘64 Kevin and Kathleen Carnell, DSHA ‘97 Patrick and Suzanne Falvey, DSHA ‘84 Carl and Kathleen Gresk, DSHA ‘74 Terence and Holly Hoy Patrick and Patricia Knight Jon and Lisa Metz Mark Hale and Jane Pendergast, DS ‘70 Ron and Linda Ripley Curt and Anita Saurer, DSHA ‘74 Constance Stoner, DS ‘61 Joseph and Kay Tierney Mary Tlachac, DS ‘57

20 Years Jerome and Mary Brien, DS ‘55 Edward and Callista Grebe, HA ‘50 Monica and Jeff Hughes Dean and Mary Klinger Donald and Katherine Schwerin, HA ‘64 Warren and Marilyn Sladky

18 Years Charles and Marilyn Armstrong, DS ‘57 Julie Baker, DSHA ‘76 Nancy Breckenfelder, HA ‘60 Jeffry and Patricia Brigman Blase and Judith Catanese, DS ‘59 Maureen Driscoll Connell, DS ‘58 Michael Deuel Dennis Marx and Mary Frieseke, DSHA ‘81 Daniel and Jean Gaumond Rory and Judith Gillespie Arthur and Carol Hokanson Michael and Roberta Keelan, HA ‘55 Donald and Cynthia Kempka, DSHA ‘74 John and Maureen Keyes, HA ‘56 M. Lawrence and Catherine La Fond, HA ‘59 Joan Lucke, HA ‘51 and Paul V. Lucke A. Robert and Lois Ludwig, DS ‘58 Kathleen McGinn Raymond and Susan O’Connor Kenneth and Elizabeth Petschel, DS ‘66 Joseph and Jane Pfaff, DSHA ‘89 Robert and Anne Pillion, DSHA ‘84 Mary Susan Prescott, DSHA ‘76 Ellen Steckel, DSHA ‘71 Anthony Steiner and Sue Martin-Steiner James and Karen Stracka, DS ‘56 W. Kent and Marcia Velde Hiroyuki and Jane Yamasaki, HA ‘55

17 Years Ned and Jane Baldus, HA ‘65 Michael and Emily Bremmer, DSHA ‘01 William and Corinne Finn, HA ‘60 Brian and Peggy Flannery Richard and Lizabeth Fuller, DSHA ‘85 Bryan and Darlene Hanke, HA ‘60 Mathew and Angela Hutchinson Nicholas and Sarah Jungels, DSHA ‘92

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FIDELITAS CIRCLE

Jeffrey and Georgene Kmiecik, DS ‘67 Cheryl Ann Martin, DS ‘64 P. Jackson and Heather Moran Mansfield Geraldine Pehowski, HA ‘45 Richard and Barbara Romano, HA ‘57 Mary Shiely, DSHA ‘04 James and Lois Stanek, HA ‘50 Thomas and Kathleen Stellato, DS ‘68 Katharine Tanty, HA ‘65

16 Years David Davis, Jr. Henry and Mary Alice Dedinsky Paul and Paula Eberle Diana Geissler, HA ‘59 William and Mary Gilbert Carol Gobel, DS ‘58 Scott and Lorna Grade John and Anne Grogan, DSHA ‘88 David and Mary Hahn, HA ‘64 Donald and Julie Heeg Thomas and Martha Marx Elizabeth Biwer Miller, HA ‘58 Lillian Pegg, DS ‘52 Bruce and Judith Price, DSHA ‘71 Price Foundation Charitable Trust Timothy and Ann Reardon, DSHA ‘81 Michael Ryan and Mary Burke Ryan William and Mary Sanders, HA ‘59 Michael and Anne Schrauth, DS ‘58 Christopher and Ann Swain Robert and Colleen Wissing, DSHA ‘84

15 Years Paul and Lisa French, DSHA ‘84 Ronald and Maureen Hayes, DSHA ‘72 Jeanne Hoff, HA ‘46 Patricia Julien, HA ‘51 Virginia Kegel, HA ‘44 Mike and Mitzi MacKedon, HA ‘53 Michael and Amanda Marsala Tim and Emily Olson, DSHA ‘06 Stephen and Karen Ruys Judith Schmidt Marie Swietlik, HA ‘51 S. Carol Thresher, SDS, DS ‘59 Donald and Janet Wagner, DSHA ‘85

14 Years Anonymous Coleen Ayudan Thomas and Catherine Campbell David and Mary Ann Chycinski, HA ‘60 Steve and Amy Culbert, DSHA ‘87 Matthew and Meghan Dean, DSHA ‘94 Laura Grenfell, DSHA ‘01 William and Kay Hausch, DS ‘60 J. Patrick and Christine Keyes Diane Knight, HA ‘64 Barbara Koester, DS ‘58 Rick and Carrie Kohloff, DSHA ‘89 Barbara Kutchera, DS ‘58 Mary Lou La Bissoniere, HA ‘44 James Lang Scott and Colleen Lowry, DS ‘55 Joseph and Virginia Mallof Robert and Kelly Mangan, DSHA ‘95 Gregory and Donna McElwee, DS ‘58 Barbara Millen, HA ‘68 Thomas and Kathleen Miller James and Ann Murtha Mary Oberhauser, HA ‘58 Robert and Ruth O’Toole, HA ‘67 Gary and Laura Ruesch

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James and Karen Schlater, DSHA ‘79 Sarah Schulz, DSHA ‘89 John and Catherine Sell, HA ‘58 Eugene and Jean Sinclair, HA ‘54 James and Maureen Stern Charles and Margaret Trampe Bernard and Kathryn Westfahl

13 Years James and Maribeth Buggs James and Marilyn Casper, DS ‘64 Karen Cedzo, DS ‘69 Thomas and Mary Beth Cook, DSHA ‘72 Daniel and Colleen Czarnecki Mario and Sara Di Benedetto, DSHA ‘08 Daniel and Lois Duffy Paul and Susan Evans, DS ‘69 Terrance and Lois Fisher, HA ‘54 Lyle and Lisa Fitterer, DSHA ‘86 John and Joanne Fulcher Geoffrey Keeling and Mary Eileen Geary, DSHA ‘71 John and Patty Grum Ron and Dawn Hathaway Bernard and Christine Kampe, HA ‘68 Mary Joy Kasun Bob and Cathleen Loehr Charles and Judith McMullen, DSHA ‘73 Dan and Amanda Quesnell Thomas and Diane Roethe, DS ‘65 Leonard and Ruth Schacht, HA ‘53 Thomas and Barbara Schneider, DS ‘58 Frederick and Margaret Shields, HA ‘46 Herman and Susan Viola, HA ‘59 John and Julie Wendelberger, DSHA ‘84 Dennis and Michelle Whalen John and Mary Williams, DS ‘59 Jon Schoenbeck and Mary Jo Zimmer, DSHA ‘73

12 Years Craig and Maura Andrews Daniel and Ann Baker Patrice Bartelme, HA ‘65 Thomas Beamish and Maurita Houren Karen and Timothy Bleach Douglas and Barbara Braun Susan Cannon, DSHA ‘72 Eric and Marikris Coryell, DSHA ‘84 Karen Cox, DS ‘60 Patrick and Mary Duffy Timothy and Susan Frautschi, DS ‘67 Clement and Emily Grum John and Norma Herbers Betty Jane Jadin, DS ‘62 Joseph and Jane Kerschner Katherine Klopatek Krueger, HA ‘68 Calvin and Katherine Leszczynski, DSHA ‘10 Maureen McMahon, HA ‘57 Thomas and Elizabeth Montgomery Todd and Mary Nichol Stephen and Elizabeth Ryan, DSHA ‘04 Terence and Maureen Shea, HA ‘52 S. Mary Jo Stoffel, SDS

11 Years Chuck and Elizabeth Bongert, DSHA ‘93 Roberta Boruta, DSHA ‘73 Robert and Kathleen Buettner, HA ‘56 William and Deborah Campbell James and Kathleen Caragher

Patrick Ritter and Kathleen Cullen Ritter, DSHA ‘05 Timothy and Mary Dondlinger, DSHA ‘85 James and Suzanne Dwyer, HA ‘60 Dan and Bonnie Erschen Jake Thurner and Samantha Erschen Thurner, DSHA ‘05 Michael and Paula Ertz Leander and Mary Diane Foley, HA ‘67 Mary Fontanazza, HA ‘60 Terrence and Fran Hansen, DS ‘62 Matthew and Kelly Hodges, DSHA ‘96 Mark and Carolyn Hohenwalter Holton Brothers, Inc. Jim and Kathleen Kass, DSHA ‘87 Vicki Kunz, DSHA ‘83 Albert and Kelly Lagore Tyler Rivera and Nancy Luedke Rivera, DSHA ‘00 James and Susan Manthei, DS ‘65 Gerard and Carol Offenbacher, DS ‘62 Gary and Jeanne Pokorny Mark and Paula Rhyner Matthew and Elizabeth Sauer, DSHA ‘84 Christopher and Claudia Shea Terry and Jane Skalmoski, DSHA ‘84 Judie Dalum Taylor, DSHA ‘87 John and Margaret Wittkowske

10 Years Peter and Joan Bruce, DS ‘64 Kathryn Buggs, DSHA ‘12 Robert and Christine Bukowski Kathleen Cavallo, DS ‘63 Daniel and Paige Conley Joseph and Karen Dalum James and M. Sharon deGuzman Michael and Karen Goldammer, DSHA ‘88 Colleen Gresk, DSHA ‘12 Thomas and Mary Hennelly Patrick and Kerry Hodan, DSHA ‘82 John and Tamara Hoy, DSHA ‘76 Andrew and Catherine Hunt, DSHA ‘04 José Hurtado Perez and Maria-Christina Thiele Kenneth and Janet Jaeger, HA ‘62 Brad and Adrienne Large, DSHA ‘07 Christopher and Jody Lowe Rebecca Remsha McGraw, DSHA ‘03 Marty and Jennifer McLaughlin Michele Nawotka, DSHA ‘88 Richie and Meredith Niemer, DSHA ‘05 Joseph and Catherine Pickart, DSHA ‘84 Thomas Balch and Kathleen Quinn-Balch, DS ‘70 Mark and Kathleen Ramion Robert W. Baird & Co, Inc. Virginia Rogers, HA ‘51 Dr. Karl and Margaret Schmitt and daughters Genevieve Jones, DSHA ‘89, and Pamela Schmitt, DSHA ‘91 Michael and Ann Schueller Andrew and Allison Doyle Steinhafel, DSHA ‘04 David and Barbara Wilson, DS ‘65

9 Years 2 Anonymous Donors A. O. Smith Corporation David and Amy Abplanalp, DSHA ‘77 Richard and Rita Auelmann, HA ‘51 David and Lisa Blair

Suzanne Brault, HA ‘51 Stephanie Chadek Rodney and Joanne Crevoiserat Thomas† and Barbara Blake Damm, HA ‘55 John and Margaret Dunn Alex Dittrich and Cathleen Ebacher Matthew and Maria Feeney, DSHA ‘01 Lia Fontanazza, DSHA ‘09 William and Joan Fontanazza Richard and Anita Grandpre, DS ‘67 Mary Henke Darla Hium Patrick and Kathleen Kearney, DS ‘58 Andrew and Christine Lampereur Thomas and Patrice Linn Mark and Lauren Maddox, DSHA ‘82 Marquette University John and Elizabeth Melis Patricia Miller James Olson and Elizabeth Hermes-Olson Jason and Susan Pelz, DSHA ‘89 Joel and Katherine Phillips Fred and Sally Rathke, DS ‘62 Jean Rife, DS ‘58 Eugene and Anne Saragnese Eugene Schramka Steve and Lisa Schumacher Emily Stapleton, DSHA ‘01 Barbara Swietlik, HA ‘53 William and Maria Tess, HA ‘68 Denyce Wicht, DSHA ‘90

8 Years Anonymous Peter and Deanna Ament American Transmission Company Michael and Mary Ann Apfeld Peter and Elizabeth Benz, DSHA ‘98 William and Julie Beres John and Linda Callen Craigh and Diane Cepukenas Ryan and Theresa Chimenti, DSHA ‘95 Richard and Carol Cinclair, HA ‘60 S. Grace Mary Croft, SDS, DS ‘56 David and Mary Jo Dandurand, DS ‘63 Jerry and Margaret David Kathleen End, DSHA ‘96 Margaret Ertz, DSHA ‘14 Faith In Our Future Trust James and Mary Denise Farrar, DSHA ‘88 Bill and Constance Farrow Laurence and Elizabeth Fehring, DSHA ‘76 The Geiger Family Foundation, Inc. Mary Geiger, DSHA ‘95 Sybille Hamilton, DS ‘65 Michael and Susan Hamrin, HA ‘64 Jeremiah and Dolly Hegarty Elizabeth Krahn, HA ‘62 Michael Faber and Christine Laemmar Victoria Holzbauer Massie, HA ‘63 Michael and Barbara McCarthy Joseph and Lauren McGaver Thomas and Suzanne McKale, HA ‘63 Frank Miller Timothy and Susanne Nettesheim David and Cheryl Novak Thomas Novotny Madeleine Organ, DSHA ‘14 Mary Pratt, HA ‘53 Joanna Hoffmann Rohr, DSHA ‘04 Steven and Jacqueline Rolfe Bob and Kathleen Ryan, DSHA ’94 Gail Sahagún Amy Schmidt, DSHA ‘86

Gregory and Janis Schmitt, DS ‘64 Laura Shears Carl and Mary Sherer, DSHA ‘71 Fr. Dennis Thiessen, SDS Bob Hartmann and Mary Ellen Welsh, DSHA ‘71

7 Years

We have been committed for over 20 years to helping build and maintain DSHA as a strong, vibrant, diverse community that prepares young women spiritually, intellectually, and emotionally for the complex world in which we all live. We give to DSHA because we continue to believe in the vital importance of this and in DSHA’s strength to successfully fulfill this mission. It takes a committed community of young women and their parents, faculty, staff, alumnae, and old friends working together to make this happen.

We are honored to be among the old friends and ask God to continue to bless our school community.

— DSHA Past President Ellen Bartel and Michael Bartel

John and Constance Bach, HA ‘56 Ralph and June Beiermeister Holly Blake The Catholic Community Foundation Andrew F. Boldt Memorial Scholarship Fund Colleen Boyle, DSHA ‘06 Robert Davis and Patricia Brannan, DSHA ‘71 Robert and Judith Brezinski, DS ‘56 Jeffrey and Kimberly Burg Liam and Susan Callanan S. Karlyn Cauley, SDS, DS ‘61 Nancy Chapko Gordon and Cecelia Cutler, DS ‘69 Jon and Anne Cyganiak Edward and Kathleen Dahm, DSHA ‘90 Robert and Susan Danforth, HA ‘65 Sandra Dolister, DSHA ‘72 John and RoseAnn Donovan, DSHA ‘78 Kurt and Bonnie Drezek Patricia Driscoll, DS ‘61 Ann Duffy, DSHA ‘10 Thomas Egelhoff and Anne Lipinski Christine Gaumond, DSHA ‘01 Peter and Judith Goodman James Hegarty and Ellen Fulton Michael and Patrice Hofbauer John and Paula Horning Shea and Mindy Hughes Jeffrey and Mary Jarecki Anthony and Monica Jennaro David and Maureen Johnsen, DSHA ‘87 James and Angela Kachelski Charles and Dolores Kendall Gaziuddin and Julie Khaja, HA ‘67 Christopher and Gail Kobach, DS ‘64 Kurt and Laura Kwiatkowski Michael Lamb and Ellen Kresse Lamb, DSHA ‘82 Edward and Katherine Scoptur Lawton, DSHA ‘04 Ryan and Jamie Lemminger Quinten and Molly Loucks Thomas and Mary Jo Mance Bridget Martin, DSHA ‘08 James and Jennifer Maurer, DSHA ‘91 Vincent and Susan McBride Michael McCrea and Ann Marie Uselmann Thomas and Laurie Mulhaney, DSHA ‘78 Perry and Dora Packer Prescott Medical Communications Group Michael and Jane Reardon, DSHA ‘89 Tom and Ann Runnells Danny and Claudia Sanders John and Kim Schlifske, DSHA ‘80 Shorewest Realtors David and Sara Sinense, DSHA ‘86 John and Maureen Small Matthew and Mary Caye Smith, DSHA ‘81 Peter and Erin Stanek, DSHA ‘04 Gerald and Katherine Stilp Jeff and Maureen Stowell David and Maureen Tarantino Jeffrey Hammel and Kathryn Tarpey Vanguard Charitable

Timothy and Susan Waldoch Wendy Wallace Elizabeth Wissing, DSHA ‘10 Mary Wunderlich, HA ‘64 Craig and Iva Zeman, DSHA ‘82

6 Years James Beaver Patricia Blake, HA ‘55 Lori Albright Bonifas Andrea Bonk, DSHA ‘00 Michael Geier and Kristin Branch, DSHA ‘92 Michael and Karen Bressanelli Paul and Kristin Brienza, DSHA ‘88 David and Emily Brown Thomas and Mary Pat Brown Timothy and Sharlene Byrne The Catholic Community Foundation Matthew and Christine Cesarz Timothy Chapp and Jennifer Roettgers Chapp, DSHA ‘04 Timothy and Jane Connell Cyganiak Planning, Inc. Andy and Stephanie Czosnek Mario and Mary Destefanis, HA ‘63 Mary Pat DeSwarte, DS ‘57 Gregg and Tammy Dooge Patrick and Alicia Dupies John and Jody Elliott Anne Ertz, DSHA ‘16 Jenelle Falvey, DSHA ‘16 Jeff and Lisa Featherstone Foley, Maldonado & O’Toole Eunice Frieseke Anthony and Sara Glaszcz William and Colette Goldammer Christopher and Amy Goller Stephen and Bernadine Graff Sally A. Gramling, DSHA ‘79 Norbert and Teresa Grzechowiak Steve and Liz Haas Thomas and Mary Holton Susan Huber Rose Jashinsky, DS ‘56 Paul and Amy Kaczynski Mary Kallenbach Brian and Mary Lou Kennedy, DS ‘59 Farley King, DSHA ‘04 Kenneth and Caron Kloser Patrick and Laura Koppa Rupert and Lynn Kotze Beth Marie Kurtz, DSHA ‘92 Meaghan Lagore, DSHA ‘16 Mark and Jennifer Lancaster, DSHA ‘89 Phyllis Larmay, DS ‘56 Alexandrea Lichucki, DSHA ‘16 Jamie Linski, DSHA ‘94 Judith Lohmann, HA ‘59 Brad and Laura Lois James and Mary Jo Maslowski Andy McAsey and Maggie Shelledy McAsey, DSHA ‘10 Sally McBride, HA ‘50 Michael and Kathy McDonough Shannon McKeown Andrew and Joanna McQuide, DSHA ‘93 Theresa Meurer, DSHA ‘75 Molded Rubber & Plastic Corporation Amedeo and Kathleen Monacelli Gabriela Nuñez, DSHA ‘10 Marc and Michelle O’Hair Mark and Janet Andrea Otten, DSHA ‘85 Dyanne Paszek Stegmayer Mark and Tiara Pienkos Carol A. Pilliod, HA ‘68

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FIDELITAS CIRCLE

PNC Bank Dean and Wendee Puccetti Joel and Caran Quadracci Elizabeth Schauer, DSHA ‘16 William and Karen Schlise Mark and Lesley Schmidt Leonard and Joanne Schroth, HA ‘59 Hannah Schumacher, DSHA ‘16 Raphael and Beth Shemanski Katelynn Sinclair, DSHA ‘16 Jon and Patrice Sisulak Allyson Snyder, DSHA ‘16 Tim and Juliette Soczka Emmaline Stilp, DSHA ‘11 Steven and Lisa Taylor, DSHA ‘82 Timothy Teske Elizabeth Maly Tyree, DS ‘63 United Way of Metropolitan Chicago Michael Urban and Debra Muggler Benjamin DeBruin and Gina Vosseller-DeBruin, DSHA ‘97 Jason and Deborah White William and Meagan Wigchers The Windhover Foundation John and Meghan Zidar, DSHA ‘91 Dale Schmidt and Ellen Zielinski, HA ‘69

5 Years 3 Anonymous Donors Sara Achatz, DSHA ‘17 Thomas Bannon Grace Becker, DSHA ‘17 Steven and Jessica Bellows, DSHA ‘90 Joan Bielefeld, DS ‘59 Doug and Erin Bigalke, DSHA ‘96 S. Margaret Bosch, SDS Brandon and Sara Bruckman Joseph and Amy Cesarz Michael and Sally Chier Mark and Halligan Czarnecki, DSHA ‘91 Andrew and Nicole DeGuire Alfonso Palacio-Torres and Maria Enachi J. Michael and Joan End Mark and Sally Falci Frank and Mary Clare Falsetti, DSHA ‘74 Richard and Barbara Finley, DS ‘65 John and Carole Fox M. Janet Frey, HA ‘64 Matthew and Tracey Fricker Gardner and Karen Friedlander Daniel and Krista Gehringer Mark and Jeanne Gilpin, DSHA ‘79 Michael and Maureen Goetz, DSHA ‘96 Rodney and Megan Gonzales Heather Grams, DSHA ‘97 The Patrick and Beatrice Haggerty Foundation Steven and Kathleen Hall Samuel Halpern and Emma Gillette Gerald and Anne Harrington, HA ‘67 Steven and Kathleen Hartzheim James and Sara Harwood, DSHA ‘87 Caroline Hegemann, DSHA ‘17 Quin Barrett and Doris Hein Barrett, HA ‘54 Benjamin and Ann Hruz Dirk and Sharon Hudson, HA ‘59 Todd and Margaret Jordan, DSHA ‘73 Gregory and Kelly Karoly Patrick and Maddalena Kass Michael Teich and Margaret Kelsey Theodore and Jennifer Kerschner

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Daniel and Jamie Keyes Mike and Margaret Kinateder, DSHA ‘03 Dennis and Katie Brown Konieczny, DSHA ‘92 Alyssa Krogulski, DSHA ‘17 Jeffrey and Maria Kucharski, DSHA ‘91 Margaret Kulbeck, HA ‘70 Donald and Cabrini LaBrie Jon and Nora Langenfeld Helen Langhoff, HA ‘49 Nora Larscheid Donald and Mary Jo Layden Andrew and Jessica Lelinski Michael and Kathrine Lilek Geoffrey and Katite Mackey Marshall and Jennifer Macomber, DSHA ‘89 Nellie Martens Murphy Ray and Maureen Mazurek, DS ‘67 Timothy McCollow Charles and Kathleen Mellowes Joseph and Catherine Meloy, HA ‘68 James and Helen Michaletz Robert and Gabrielle Mihelich Paul and Stephanie Monson William and Barbara Newby, DSHA ‘73 Saburo and Patricia Nishi, HA ‘64 Robert and Kathleen Noel, DS ‘59 David and Kristine Nonn Patrick and Colleen Parks Dan and Margaret Platten, DSHA ‘01 Martin Radocha and Patricia Dulka Mark and Beth Herro Rodwell, DSHA ‘82 Roman Electric Co., Inc. Victoria Rose, DSHA ‘17 Bernice Rossini, HA ‘56 Sharon Roth-Maguire Ryczek Memorial Trust James and Sarah Schneider Jodi Schoenauer, DSHA ‘84 Daniel Schoshinski and Vicki Schaut Peter and Lisa Schraufnagel Thomas and Kristi Schwanebeck Gerald and Michelle Schwarz Patricia Schwarz Kathleen Sexton, DSHA ‘87 Allen and Karen Shanahan Brendan and Molly Shea Robert and Terese Shelledy David and Angela Simon Margaret Sohm William and Susan Sprinkmann Scott and Stacey Strandberg Carolyn Stuard, DSHA ‘98 Walter and Kelly Swietlik Stuart and Kim Tallmadge, DSHA ‘86 Kenneth and Judith Trudeau, DS ‘56 Sheila Turner Steven and Sarah Urban Andrew and Maggie Vap LeRoy and Gretchen Watson Emily Pokorny Wisniewski, DSHA ‘10 Geoffrey and Marie Zeidler

Behold, I am laying a stone in Zion, a cornerstone, chosen and precious.

PLANNED GIVING VIA THE DSHA CORNERSTONE SOCIETY

~1 Peter 2:6

Our special thanks to alumnae and friends who have designated DSHA as a beneficiary in their wills, trusts, charitable funds, or insurance policies. Using easy, tax-effective strategies, donors ensure that future Dashers will become young women of faith, heart, and intellect.

15 Anonymous Donors Bruce G. and Laurie A. Arnold Kathryn Weidinger Asher, DSHA ‘98 James† and Vivian† Barbour, HA ‘34 Michael and Ellen Bartel William and Julie Beres Eugene† and Florence† Brock Birchler, HA ‘30 Audrey Tennies Biwer, DS ‘52† Holly Blake Berenice Boland, HA ‘23† William† and Mary† Barrock Bonfield, HA ‘61 James and Margaret Boyle, DSHA ‘76 Terry and Mary Briscoe Virginia Gaertner Broderick, HA ‘35† Susan Cannon, DSHA ‘72 Joe Bronson and Kathleen Connell, DSHA ‘83 Maureen Driscoll Connell, DS ‘58 Jayne Corcoran Copps, HA ‘37† Mary Halaska Dabroski, HA ‘28† Deborah Double†

Joseph Doucette† Mary Dursch, HA ‘42† Robert† and Margaret† Ehmke Germaine Neis Fischer, HA ‘31† Nancy Rita Flanner, HA ‘49† David and Jennifer Foti, DSHA ‘74 Rosemary Francis† Robert and Toni Gorske, HA ‘50 Sybille Hamilton, DS ‘65 King† and Margaret Ann† Schmidt Harte, HA ‘45 Mary Jane Botsch Haugh, HA ‘42† Patricia Hayes, DS ‘59† Mary Henricks, HA ‘56† Mary Ellen Forrestal Horter, HA ‘30† Virginia Huebner, HA ‘33† James and Patricia Janz, DS ‘58 Mary Jennings, HA ‘40† Edna Zadravetz Jensen, HA ‘33† Marcelle Taylor Kastelic-Newman, HA ‘36† Opal Kelly, HA ‘37† Judith Keyes, DS ‘58

Dean and Mary Klinger Constance Koelsch, HA ‘34† Lawrence and Karisue† Kujawski, DS ‘57 Patricia Protiva LeBon, DSHA ‘72 Olive Finnegan Linn, HA ‘44† Anne Lucke, DSHA ‘83 Daniel and Trudy Malone Cheryl Ann Martin, DS ‘64 Floyd Mayer† Yvonne† and Thomas† McCollow Dean and Kim McFadden James† and Dolores† McNally, HA ‘34 Daniel and Katherine Meyer Richard† and Suzanne† Mickschl Joy Fliss Miller, DS ‘65 Gerry and Kathy Monday, DS ‘61 Elizabeth Mountin, HA ‘40† Katie Andrews Murphy, DS ‘58† Frederick and Mary Ellen Muth, DS ‘57 David† and Rita† Randall Nelson, HA ‘41 Theodore† and Catherine† Nord, HA ‘49 Joseph F. Novotny†

Thomas and Patricia Packee, DS ‘61 Sidney† and Bernice† Saltzmann Previant, HA ‘36 Reverend Donald Quartana† Rosemary Eagle Quinlan, HA ‘46† Proctor† and Frances† Fewker Raab, HA ‘53 Aileen Ryan, HA ‘19† Dorothy Ryan, HA ‘27† William† and Marie† Ryczek, HA ‘44 Jerald Schmitt† Anne Schwartz, DSHA ‘78 Lois Fleischmann Scott, HA ‘59 Jim and Suzanne† Seemann, DS ‘62 Alma Baczynski Springmann, HA ‘35† Rosemary Steiner, DS ‘57 Joan Strachota, DS ‘58† James and Karen Stracka, DS ‘56 Donald and Frances Tollefson, HA ‘65 W. Kent and Marcia Velde Anna Werschnak, HA ‘43 Dolores Dehler Wojciechowski, HA ‘47†

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Donor Highlight

Q: Tell us about your experience at Divine Savior High School.

Q &A

with Judy Carney Keyes, DS ’58

Judy Carney Keyes, DS ’58, is an enthusiastic supporter of the school she once called home, financially giving back for decades, serving on its board in the past, and always being willing to help. A prominent female leader in the Milwaukee community and playing a role in numerous organizations over the years, she continues to pursue her life’s work, volunteering to teach mathematics to those who need help or need a challenge. It is her firm belief that if one enjoys something, she or he should feel an obligation to support it at some level; she especially feels this way when it comes to DSHA.

A: The school building was rather new at the time, and we had these young Salvatorian Sisters who were our teachers.

They were dynamic. I remember in my English class, we were reading and writing and forming opinions about topics. It was exciting because we were being taught to actually think critically.

It was such a joy. Sister M. Rosaria, SDS, helped me develop a love for math. Math is still a huge part of my life.

There were so many girls to meet from all over the city. Pizza was just starting to become a thing back then, and when we gathered on a Friday night at a pizza parlor, it was such fun.

Q: How did Divine Savior’s all-girls, Catholic environment impact you?

A: The all-girls, Catholic environment had a tremendous impact on me. We were encouraged to have ideas. Our principal, Sister M. Charlene, SDS, HA ’32, was supportive of these creative ideas in many different areas and allowed us to try them out, organize, and manage those ideas.

I was raised in a strong Catholic family, and my faith formation experience at Divine Savior led me to be involved in helping others after college.

I worked at the Newman Center, a Catholic ministry center often found at secular universities, at the University of Oklahoma before starting my degree.

Q: What impact did Divine Savior have on your role in the community, and giving of yourself in service to various organizations?

A: Once my kids were older, I decided to get more active in the community at large. I love music, and so I became a docent at the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, preparing youth for concerts. I met different people through that organization — people of different religions and backgrounds. I then got

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DONOR HIGHLIGHT

I want to see the school succeed. Part of supporting the school is showing up. It’s one thing to write a check, but the motivation to see the students and the school is an important part.

involved in inner city tutoring. I learned that I needed to get out of my bubble of where I lived and went to church to make an impact.

Perhaps because ideas were so welcome in high school, I often had suggestions on how things in the volunteer world could be improved. But if you have an idea, you better be ready to pick it up and organize it yourself.

Q: Why do you give to DSHA? A: I believe that all-girls, single sex education is a vital option. It’s not for everybody, but without DSHA we wouldn’t have a high-quality option and a high volume of girls taking advantage of it. To not have DSHA as a choice for girls would be a shame.

Q: Why is all-girls education so critical?

A: Every student who leads a group or is a captain on a sports team is a girl. Girls have leadership opportunities and experiences they wouldn’t have in a co-ed environment. There is never a thought that a boy should be running this or planning that.

Q: You give to DSHA in two ways, through the Cornerstone Society (through your estate plan) and through the Judy Carney Keyes, DS ’58, Scholarship Fund. Why is it important to you to give in both ways?

A: The school depends on financial support, both in the endowment and on a year-after-year basis.

It’s important to me that DSHA has finances to count on year after year to give it a solid background.

I also want to make sure that needs are met going forward, especially when it comes to scholarships.

Q: Your scholarship fund supports Latina students. What is your hope in designating a scholarship to Latina students?

A: DSHA makes an impact on students of many cultures and backgrounds. I volunteer at Notre Dame School of Milwaukee, which primarily serves

Latina students, and we see girls who went to DSHA have terrific growth and go out into the community to make a difference. The girls become nurses, accountants, and teachers who come back to teach at Notre Dame. The Latina students come from strong families who support their daughter’s education and know the value of a DSHA education.

Q: You graduated from Divine Savior decades ago, yet you remain committed to and involved at DSHA. Why? A: I want to see the school succeed. Part of supporting the school is showing up. It’s one thing to write a check, but the motivation to see the students and the school is an important part. I used to serve on the Board of Directors, and when my granddaughter, Madeline Keyes, DSHA ’14, was at DSHA, I never missed a Grandparent Liturgy or orchestra concert. I continue to read about the school and stay in touch with those on the board and committees and ask questions about the school.

Having a physical presence is important — showing up is often as important as what you do when you get there.

Q: What message do you want to pass along to current students?

A: Going to school at DSHA is just the beginning of the giving back process. For the school to have your support going forward is important, especially your financial support. It doesn’t matter what dollar amount you give, but the fact that you’re supporting DSHA is what matters.

Q: What are your hopes for the future of DSHA? A: I hope that DSHA continues to form girls who are thinkers, think on all sides of an issue, and aren’t afraid to act on what they believe. I hope that there continues to be an acceptance of different cultures and other’s ideas and an interaction between those of different backgrounds. n DSHA 2020– 21 Annual Report 50

GIFTS IN HONOR OF OTHERS

Memorial Gifts Mr. and Mrs. William Ahlhauser Virginia Kegel, HA ‘44 Mary Ellen Unger Bannon, HA ‘56 Thomas Bannon Gerald R. Bau Margaret Bau, DSHA ‘83 S. Roseann Behrens, SSCK Steven and Diane Groh Margaret F. Bielefeld, HA ‘31 Joan Bielefeld, DS ‘59 Andrew F. Boldt James and Mary Boldt Susan M. Brower David Brower Andy and Stephanie Czosnek Lynn Hooper Mark and Colleen Kechter Richard and Carrie Kudronowicz Lisa Lesjak Chris McDermott, DSHA ‘76, and John McDermott Steven and Kyla Mrazek Jerry and Diane Schuebel Kathleen Seitz Andrew and Gretchen Skrobis Jose Hurtado Perez and Maria-Christina Thiele Cindy Twist Sandra L. Brzezinski Wayne Brzezinski Classmates of DSHA, ‘04 Dustin Warner and Erika Hutz, DSHA ‘04 Patricia Clifford, DS ‘68 Randall and Catherine Lawton, DS ‘65 Julie Draper Daly, HA ‘57 Ray Daly Kathleen Manion Dean Thomas and Suzanne McKale, HA ‘63 Patricia Fons Diab, HA ‘44 Francis Fons Sylvia DuBois, HA ‘46 Phyllis Goodwin, HA ‘50 Alexia Stilp Dudley, DSHA ‘94 Gerald and Katherine Stilp

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In 2020–2021, generous donors made a difference in the lives of the young women of DSHA by making a gift honoring those who have made a difference in their own lives. These gifts are received in two ways: gifts in memory of a deceased family member, friend, alumnae or supporter of DSHA; or gifts that honor living members of the DSHA community. The individuals who commemorated someone important to them with a gift are listed below each honoree’s name.

Patricia O’Reilly Dunn, DS ‘55 Michael Dunn Judith Hurst Foley, HA ‘65 Suzette Orcholski, HA ‘65 Lois Eschenbach French, HA ‘53 Paul and Lisa French, DSHA ‘84 John A. Geiger Mary Geiger, DSHA ‘95 Susan Schiereck Grimm, DS ‘55 Anonymous David and Diana Dusing Frederick Geimer Ralph and Eileen Hoefs Geri Jones-Mantyh, DS ‘57 Margaret Major Jack and Kathleen Radloff Jane Rose Siepmann Realty Corp Joanne Voss Melissa Lynne Heeg Donald and Julie Heeg Sarah Hegarty, DSHA ‘98 Michael Johnson and Bridget Hegarty Johnson, DSHA ‘95 James Hegarty and Ellen Fulton Jeremiah and Dolly Hegarty Sarah Margaret Hegarty Foundation, Inc.

James and Karen Schlater, DSHA ‘79 Dr. Karl and Margaret Schmitt and daughters Genevieve Jones, DSHA ‘89, and Pamela Schmitt, DSHA ‘91 Andrew and Ann Stith Jerome and Kathleen Tokarz, DS ‘59 Daniel and Mary Vollman Sherry Jung MarySue Cleary, DSHA ‘81 Donald and Kathryn Kresse Geraldine Murphy Kallas, HA ‘51 Dennis and Mary Beth D’Amico, DS ‘59 Christine Fieldbinder Susan Haertel Donald Heoller The Kallas Family Roland and Shirley Keuler Joan Lucke, HA ‘51 and Paul V. Lucke Patrick and Maureen O’Grady, DS ‘66 James L. and Margaret Mathews Sankovitz, HA ‘51 Rick and Sally Wellenstein

Kenneth and Rita Paukner Nancy Piotrowski Harold and Marinell Puchalski, DSHA ‘75 Gary and Dorothy Rector Daniel and Patricia Reinke Leo and Reynalda Ricco, HA’ 48 John Riedel Robert and Joyce Riedel Daniel Riedl The Ruelle Family Donald and Nadine Seubert Eleanor Weske Chris and Jacquie Zetting, DSHA ‘84 Mary Ann Seelman Mathews, HA ‘60 S. Monica Seelman, BVM, HA ‘58 Mary M. Mross Mark and Lauren Maddox, DSHA ‘82 Kathleen Murray, DSHA ‘89 Timothy and Tracy Murray Shelley O’Malley Anonymous Claude Pehowski Geraldine Pehowski, HA ‘45

Elizabeth Kendall, DSHA ‘00 Charles and Dolores Kendall

Dorothy Backes Pfannerstill, HA ‘35 Catherine Nolan, DS ‘57

Janet M. Hoehnen, DSHA ‘74 Carl and Kathleen Gresk, DSHA ‘74

Jane LaBissoniere Keyser, HA ‘41 Todd and Margaret Jordan, DSHA ‘73

Mary Ellen Powers Frank Miiller

Donald F. Horning Anonymous Tina Balaka Keith and Tanya Baynes Michael and Margaret Brauer, DSHA ‘80 Thomas and Denise Breier Kenneth Byrne Thomas Cassidy and Brigid Driscoll, DSHA ‘91 Patricia Driscoll, DS ‘61 Ruthann Driscoll Daniel and Krista Gehringer Denise Illing James and Paula Koppelman Donald and Kathryn Kresse Jason and Mary Matyas, DSHA ‘92 Russ and Heidi Mayer Theresa Meurer, DSHA ‘75 Daniel Naumann and Eileen Brennan Gerard and Carol Offenbacher, DS ‘62 Laura Paulus, DSHA ‘85 Michael and Pauline Ploeckelman Daniel and Catherine Radler

Nancy Esau Koehn, HA ‘48 Robert and Barbara Angelino Anonymous Michael and Mary Bauer Samuel Deweese and Janet Bergeron Richard and Inge Burgess Michael and Brenda Burrows Norm Domach Ruthann Driscoll June Esau Scott and Susan Farkas Forbinde Hold Inc Harry and Shirley Goetz Thomas and Kimberly Klapp Bruce and Gretchen Koehn John Koehn Mark and Louise Koehn Glenn and Nancy Koehn Ricky Wojciechowski and Mary Jane Koehn-Wojciechowski The Matyas Family Chris McDermott, DSHA ‘76, and John McDermott John and Liliane Owen Patricia Pardon

Susan Reidy Patrick Foran

Frances Teshner Riedl, HA ‘59 Veronica Sustar, HA ‘60 Charles and Nancy Ritter, HA ‘45 Tom Ritter Kevin Roels Geralyn Bielefeld Carroll and Mary Ronge Katharine Tanty, HA ‘65 Kate Slattery, DSHA ‘08 Timothy and Susanne Nettesheim Margaret Zintek Smithson, HA ‘54 Andrew and Betty Jo Azpell, HA ‘58 Richard and Carol Cinclair, HA ‘60 Jeanne Cannon Sweeney, HA ‘40 Lisa Diller David and Kathleen Zablotney

Tracy Anderson Wayson Jane Anderson, HA ‘61 Anonymous Scott Beller Stephanie Chadek Andrew Heaton Brittany Hoban, DSHA ‘09 Kathleen and Paul Hohl Samuel Marcosson Christy Miller Paula Nadler Eleanor Ognacevic, DSHA ‘08 Sojourney Rallo Luke Voelz and Molly Sisson, DSHA ‘09 Kent Wayson Gina Welc Catherine Boehm Wick, HA ‘33 Kevin and Kathleen Carnell, DSHA ‘97 Carol Gehring Zavadil, HA ‘51 Thomas and Marland Gengler, HA ‘51

Other Honorary Gifts Elizabeth Maurer Altstadt, HA ‘52 Thomas and Laurie Mulhaney, DSHA ‘78 Dr. Colleen Andrews, DSHA ‘07 Craig and Maura Andrews Judith Schmit Beattie, HA ‘60 Matthew and Jennifer Weston Mara Brady, DSHA ‘01 Michael and Donna Brady

Catherine Fons Briggs, HA ‘70 Francis Fons

Lisa Lang Graves, DSHA ‘84 James Lang

Mary and Mark Ruge Emanuel Rouvelas

Margaret Fons Britton, DSHA ‘06 Francis Fons

Maribeth Kwass Hite, HA ‘69 Francis Fons

Mia Ruge, DSHA ‘24 Emanuel Rouvelas

Emily Brzezinski, DSHA ‘23 Wayne Brzezinski

Molly Brady Jackl, DSHA ‘98 Michael and Donna Brady

Claudia Sanders Dennis Marx and Mary Frieseke, DSHA ‘81

Margaret Brzezinski, DSHA ‘26 Wayne Brzezinski

Samantha Granitz Jonas, DSHA ‘04 Amy Retartha

Shelby J. Burge, DSHA ‘21 William and Kimberly Burge

Shirin Swentkofske Lee, DSHA ‘81 Francis Fons

Honor Callanan, DSHA ‘21 James and Roberta Fackelman

Laura Gadberry McDermott, DSHA ‘86 Ronald and Joyce Gadberry

Emily Capper, DSHA ‘21 James and Roberta Fackelman

Mary Alice Fons Monticelli, HA ‘69 Francis Fons

Olivia Connell, DSHA ‘22 Norbert and Teresa Grzechowiak Sophia Dittrich, DSHA ‘16 Gwen Weithaus

Kathleen Zierden Olen, HA ‘57 Robert and Gretchen Funck, DSHA ‘82 Gary and Kristen Robinson, DSHA ‘80

DSHA Board of Directors Christine Welland, DSHA ‘97

Kathleen Palmer, DSHA ‘81 Francis Fons

Madeline Claire Ertl, DSHA ‘21 Dean and Valerie Ferber

Angela Mischke Pienkos, DS ‘58 Mark and Tiara Pienkos

Lucy Fons, DSHA ‘10 Francis Fons

Anastasia Prado, DSHA ‘22 John and Ann Paider

Toni Dujick Gorske, HA ‘50 Charles and Judith McMullen, DSHA ‘73

Dan Quesnell David and Christine Power

Abigail Schwarz, DSHA ‘22 Patricia Schwarz Kaitlyn Schwarz, DSHA ‘20 Patricia Schwarz Peter Douglas Shears† Laura Shears Kristin Anders Sleeth, DSHA ‘82 Francis Fons Suzanne DeGrace Spaeth, DSHA ‘81 Francis Fons Ana Maria Tolentino, DSHA ‘81 Francis Fons Eleanor Blair Toyama, DSHA ‘22 Neil and Anna Blair Casey Vogel, DSHA ‘07 James Vogel and Christine Wilczynski-Vogel

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MATCHING GIFTS

AbbVie Artisan Partners Benevity The Brink’s Company Bucyrus-Erie Foundation, Inc. Chubb & Son Comcast Crawford Evaluation Group Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc. Farmers & Merchants Bank & Trust Gannett Foundation Harley-Davidson Motor Company Huron Consulting Group Inc IBM Corporation Microsoft Corporation Northwestern Mutual Foundation Novartis Corporation PNC Bank Robert W. Baird & Co. Rockwell Automation, Inc. SC Johnson Fund, Inc. U.S. Bancorp Foundation UBS Optimus Foundation We Energies Foundation Wells Fargo & Company William Blair and Company Charitable Matching Gift Fund

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Like every great learning institution, DSHA is constantly evolving to meet the needs of students, faculty, staff, and families while remaining true to our mission.

Endowed funds are permanent “trusts” that gain interest over the years, allowing DSHA to secure its future and continue our commitment to academic excellence.

ENDOWED FUNDS SUPPORTING DSHA

The group of funds listed below supports our faculty and staff, and strengthens DSHA’s ability to enhance the student experience through programs, facilities, and other opportunities.

In supporting these facets of DSHA, the legacy and mission of our founders will endure for future generations.

Ellen S. Bartel Travel and Co-Curricular Fund (2006) Established by friends of DSHA to support participation in study trips and co-curricular activities for girls who receive tuition assistance.

Mary Lynne (Cricket) Bauer, DSHA ‘81, Endowed Fund (2017) Supports participation in the Maker movement — a term coined by Dale Dougherty in 2013 — closely associated with STEM learning, an approach to problem-based and project-based learning that relies upon hands-on, often collaborative learning experiences as a method for solving authentic problems.

Blake Endowed Fund (2003) Established by Holly Blake and W. Scott Blake, parents of Melissa Blake, DSHA ‘06, and Morgan Blake Treis, DSHA ‘04, to assist DSHA in providing competitive compensation.

Virginia J. Broderick Endowed Fund (2004) Established by the Estate of Virginia J. Gaertner Broderick, HA ‘35, to ensure the legacy and mission of DSHA endure for future generations.

Frances D. and Madeline S. Connelly Fine Arts Academic Enrichment Fund (2002) Established by Mary and James Mark Connelly, parents of Frances Connelly, DSHA ‘03, and Madeline Connelly, DSHA ‘06, to support fine arts curriculum and faculty development.

Tom and Maripat Dalum Endowment for Compensation (1991) Established by Tom and Maripat Young Dalum, HA ‘59, parents of Marikris Dalum Coryell, DSHA ‘84; Amy Dalum Downing, DSHA ‘86; and Judie Dalum Taylor, DSHA ‘87, to assist DSHA in providing competitive compensation.

Melissa L. Doerr Faculty Compensation Fund (2003) Established by Melissa L. Doerr, DSHA ‘93, to honor the teachers who made a difference in her life and to inspire other DSHA alumnae to contribute to the endowed compensation fund.

DSHA Endowment for Compensation (2000) Established in 2000, this fund is used to offer competitive compensation to attract and retain the best faculty and staff for DSHA students.

DSHA Endowment for Curriculum & Faculty Development (2000) This endowed fund was created to expand Advanced Placement (AP) classes, technology, and fine arts course offerings, and fund the faculty enrichment program.

DSHA Endowment for Professional Development Fund (2011) Established in 2011 to provide professional development opportunities for faculty and staff.

S. Virginia Honish Scholarship Fund for Faculty Faith Formation (2009) Established by friends of DSHA and S. Virginia Honish, SDS, DS ‘55, to provide financial support for a variety of adult faith enrichment opportunities for faculty and staff to enhance not only their intellectual foundation, but their moral and spiritual roots as well.

Jane Rademacher Kerwin, DS ‘64, and Wendlick Mental Health Awareness Fund (2020) Established by Jane Rademacher Kerwin, DS ‘64. The purpose of the fund is to bring experts to DSHA to support mental health and wellness for students, faculty, parents, and members of the wider DSHA community.

Dennis and Sandra Bulawa Kuester Faith Development Leadership Fund (2002) Established by Dennis and Sandra Bulawa Kuester, HA ‘62, to assist faculty or students to participate in faith development activities.

Katie Andrews Murphy, DS ‘58, Compensation Fund (2008) Established by the Kathleen M. Murphy Trust to assist DSHA in providing competitive compensation.

The Kathleen Zierden Olen Scholarship for the Dual College Credit Program (2021) Established by Kristen Olen Robinson, DSHA ‘80, and Gretchen Olen Funck, DSHA ‘82, to honor their mother, Kathleen Zierden Olen, HA ‘57, and her commitment to developing young women of “faith, heart, and intellect.”

The fund supports students in need of financial assistance as they pursue advanced level education in the dual-credit college program.

Frederic W. and Jane M. Syburg Faculty Professional Development Fund (2013) Established by Ellen and Michael Bartel and friends of the Syburg/Bartel families in memory of Fred and Jane Syburg to advance the professional development of DSHA faculty.

William G. and Maria Haas Tess, HA ‘68, Teacher Compensation Fund (2015) Established by William and Maria Haas Tess, HA ‘68, in appreciation for the exemplary education provided to her and her sisters Mary Joan Haas, DS ‘52†, and Diane Haas Brich, HA ‘57†, daughters of Jack† and Mina† Haas.

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SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS AT DSHA

Scholarships are bridges — access to this outstanding educational opportunity for outstanding young women who do not have the financial means to experience DSHA. Scholarship sizes vary depending on a family’s financial need.

Nearly 38 percent of DSHA students relied on scholarships, large and small, to attend DSHA in 2020–21.

Scholarships come in two different forms: endowed and non-endowed. Endowed scholarships provide permanent, perennial support for students with qualities identified by the particular donor. Non-endowed scholarships are one-time gifts that support students with qualities identified by the donor.

Endowed Scholarship Funds A & A Manufacturing Scholarship (1992) Established by A & A Manufacturing to support students in need of financial assistance.

Peter and Vernyle Abramoff, HA ‘49, Scholarship (2017) Provides financial assistance to talented young women who might not otherwise be able to attend DSHA without help from scholarships.

Alumnae Service Scholarship (2000) Established by the DSHA Alumnae Association. Assists one junior or senior who demonstrates significant service to community, church, school, DSHA, or other organizations that foster Christian values. Students must also demonstrate academic achievement.

Nancy Schmid Andryc, DSHA ‘75, Scholarship (2015) Established by Nancy Schmid Andryc, DSHA ‘75, and Joel Andryc to provide financial assistance to high-need students from the City of Milwaukee who will add to the diversity of DSHA.

Angela Maria Scholarship (2005) Established by an anonymous donor to provide financial assistance to young women qualifying for financial aid equal to 50% or more of the annual tuition.

Vivian Eberle Barbour, HA ‘34, Scholarship (2005) Established by Dr. James Barbour† to support students who are in good academic standing.

Ellen S. Bartel Tribute Scholarship (2017) Established by the DSHA community to honor longtime DSHA President (1998-2018) Ellen Bartel. Provides tuition assistance for girls with demonstrated financial need.

Michael F. Bartel and Sons Scholarship (2013) Established by the Bartel family to support a young woman who exhibits courage, growing confidence, and inner strength who would be unable to attend DSHA without financial assistance.

The Beacon Scholarship Program (2021) Established in 2021 through a very generous gift from an anonymous donor.

The endowed Beacon Scholarship expands the reach of the original Beacon Scholarship fund started in 2017. This gift seeks to recognize high performing young women of color and fully fund their high school education at DSHA. It is the goal of the program to have these talented young women serve as “beacons” for their peers in high school and as esteemed, successful graduates of their elementary schools and neighborhoods.

Carolyn Walker Biggs-Harris Scholarship (2016) Established by Carolyn Walker Biggs-Harris, DS ‘70, to provide scholarships and defray costs associated with books, uniforms, and co-curricular activities for students of color who have the talent and drive to excel, but not the financial means to attend DSHA.

Lucille Carpenter Boemer Scholarship (2001) Established by an anonymous donor in memory of Lucille Carpenter Boemer, HA ‘17, to support students in need of financial assistance.

Jodi Lynne Braun Scholarship (2002) Established by Douglas Braun in memory of Jodi Lynne Braun, mother of Kelsey Braun Stray, DSHA ‘05, and Kendyl Braun, DSHA ‘15. For students in need of financial assistance who come from a single-parent home.

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Peter and Joan Bruce Scholarship Fund (2007) Established at the Greater Milwaukee Foundation by Peter and Joan McCabe Bruce, DS ‘64, to provide support for students in need of financial assistance.

Helen Gildea Cannon, HA ‘35, Scholarship (2005) Established by the Honorable Robert C. Cannon†. Provides support for students in need of financial assistance who show academic promise.

William and Mary Ann Carney Scholarship (1991) Established by the parents of Judy Carney Keyes, DS ‘58, and Joan Carney, DS ‘62, to support students in need of financial assistance.

Katie Cordes Memorial Scholarship (1991) Established by John and Patricia Cordes in memory of their daughter Katie Cordes, DSHA ‘85, to support students in need of financial assistance.

Phillip Cramton Memorial Scholarship (1985) Established by an anonymous donor. Provides support for students demonstrating academic achievement and an interest and success in co-curricular activities.

Dalum Family Scholarship (1991) Established by Tom and Maripat Young Dalum, HA ‘59, parents of Marikris Dalum Coryell, DSHA ‘84; Amy Dalum Downing, DSHA ‘86; and Judie Dalum Taylor, DSHA ‘87. Provides support for students in need of financial assistance.

Christopher L. Doerr Family Scholarship (1997) Established by Christopher Doerr, father of Melissa Doerr, DSHA ‘93, and Jennifer Doerr Marino, DSHA ‘91. Provides support for a student with financial need who demonstrates academic achievement.

Janice Sullivan, HA ‘36, Double Scholarship (2012) Established by the estate of Deborah A. Double to support students in need of financial assistance.

Daniel and Elizabeth Doucette Family Scholarship (2006) Established by Daniel and Elizabeth Hoag Doucette, HA ‘69, parents of Shanna Doucette Knierim, DSHA ‘00, to support students in need of financial assistance.

DSHA Class of 1976 Scholarship Fund (2016) Established by Mary Susan Prescott, DSHA ‘76; Chris Oldam McDermott, DSHA ‘76; and Meg Druml Boyle, DSHA ‘76, to provide financial assistance to students eligible for financial aid in good academic standing.

Kathy Duffey Fogarty Scholarship (2006) Established by Richard and JoAnn Duffey, parents of Kathy Duffey Fogarty, DSHA ‘77†, and Margaret Duffey Gerth, DSHA ‘81, to support students in need of financial assistance.

Eugene O. Duffy Memorial Scholarship (2007) Established by Catherine M. Duffy, mother of Catherine O. Duffy, DSHA ‘01, to support a student in need of financial assistance and who, in her middle school years, demonstrated academic achievement.

Monsignor Joseph Emmenegger Scholarship (1991) Established by Kathie O’Brien Daily, DS ‘60†, and Frank Daily, parents of Catherine Daily Pickart, DSHA ‘84, and Eileen Daily, DSHA ‘86, to support students in need to financial assistance.

Ralph Evinrude Foundation Scholarship (2006) Established by the Ralph Evinrude Foundation, Inc. to support students from the City of Milwaukee in need of financial assistance.

Richard and Florence Fridl Scholarship (1991) Established by Richard† and Florence† Merten Fridl, HA ‘45, parents of Mary Fridl Rampson, HA ‘69; Cynthia Fridl Gallagher, DSHA ‘71; AnneMarie Fridl Duveneck, DSHA ‘75; and Karen Fridl Schlater, DSHA ‘79, to support students in need of financial assistance.

Toni Dujick Gorske, HA ‘50, Scholarship (2007) Established by Robert Gorske in honor of his wife, Toni, to support students in need of financial assistance. They are the parents of Judith Gorske McMullen, DSHA ‘73.

Beatrice M. Haggerty, HA ‘31, Scholarship (1994) Established by the Patrick and Beatrice Haggerty Foundation. Assists one junior and one senior who demonstrate outstanding achievement in science and math, as well as leadership in co-curricular activities including community service.

Patricia Hanley Newlon, HA ‘37, Scholarship (1990) Established by the estate of Patricia Hanley Newlon, HA ‘37, to support a student in need of financial assistance in her first year of high school in DSHA.

Maureen Hanlon, DSHA ‘81, Memorial Scholarship (1996) Established by members of the DSHA Class of 1981 in memory of their classmate Maureen Hanlon to support students in need of financial assistance.

Patricia L. Hayes, DS ‘59, Scholarship (2012) Established by the estate of Patricia Hayes to support students in need of financial assistance.

Sarah M. Hegarty Memorial Scholarship (1998) Established by Jerry and Dolly Hegarty in memory of their daughter Sarah M. Hegarty, a member of the DSHA Class of 1998 who passed away three months before graduation. Jerry and Dolly are also the parents of Kathleen Hegarty McDaniel, DSHA ‘90; Meghan Hegarty Dean, DSHA ‘94; and Bridget Hegarty Johnson, DSHA ‘95. Provides support for a junior who exhibits leadership development characteristics, has an interest in co-curricular activities, and is goal-oriented. In addition, provides support for students in need of financial assistance.

Honkamp/Hydrite Scholarship (2001) Established by the Honkamp families and Hydrite Chemical Company to support students in need of financial assistance.

James W. and Elizabeth Horan Scholarship (1988) Established by Hugh and Katie McManus, DS ‘58, in honor of Katie’s parents.

Priority is given to a young woman from a single-parent home and a central-city parish school.

Kelsey C. Hunt Leadership & Spirit Scholarship (2004) Established by Robert and Cathleen Hunt, parents of Kelsey Hunt, DSHA ‘04.

Supports a student in need of financial assistance from St. Sebastian Grade School.

Edna Jensen Fine Arts Scholarship (1998) Established by Edna Zadravetz Jensen, HA ‘33†, to assist an upperclasswoman who shows talent and promise in the area of fine arts, as well as overall educational experience.

Louis J. and Elsie C. Kirsch Educational Scholarship (2002) Established by Christine Kirsch Weiss, DS ‘70, to assist a student in taking full advantage of the DSHA experience.

Layden Family Scholarship (2007) Established by Don and Mary Jo Layden, parents of Anna Layden, DSHA ‘10, to support students in need of financial assistance.

The Marino Family Angelic Scholarship (2016) Established by James and Jenny (Doerr) Marino, DSHA ‘91, in honor of three generations of Dashers. This scholarship makes the opportunity of a DSHA education available to students who would not be able to attend without financial assistance.

Sister Mary Kathrina, BVM, Memorial Award Fund (2019) Established by an anonymous donor in memory of Sister Mary Kathrina, BVM, who was a graduate of Holy Angels Academy in 1911 and returned to serve as a teacher and later the registrar from 1934-61. She taught and instilled in her students a love of linguistics through the study of the German language. The award is for a DSHA young lady who excels in foreign language.

I give to DSHA because it is a premier educational institution for young women. I consider myself and my younger sister (Josepha Walker James, DSHA ‘74) fortunate to have had the opportunity to attend DSHA. The school provides young women an environment that supports and puts forth the solid notion that women are just as intellectually capable as our male counterparts and can be high achievers and contribute profoundly to our communities, our cities, and our world at large.

—Carolyn Walker Biggs-Harris, DS ‘70

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SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

Mary Yvonne McCollow Scholarship (2011) Established by the estate of Mary Yvonne McCollow, grandparent of Liza Bridich, DSHA ‘02, to support students in need of financial assistance.

Medalist Fund (2005) Initiated by Patricia Rice Blake, HA ‘55, in honor of multi-generational graduates at Holy Angels Academy, Divine Savior High School, and DSHA to support students in need of financial assistance. The fund grows each year as families of graduating Medalists are invited to contribute.

The Mary Rademacher Rose and Anna Rose Johnson Scholarship Fund (2017) Established by members of the Rose Family to support scholarships for students with financial need. The fund honors the special relationship between Bobsha (grandmother) Mary, DS ’59, and granddaughter Anna, DSHA ’10.

Aileen Ryan, HA ‘19, Scholarship (1996) Established by the Aileen Ryan Scholarship Trust. A renewable scholarship to support a student in need of financial assistance who demonstrates academic achievement.

Rose A. Monaghan Science Scholarship (2005) Established the Rose A. Monaghan Charitable Trust to support students in need of financial assistance who demonstrate academic promise in the sciences.

Mary Mross Public Policy Scholarship (2013) Initiated by Lauren Dedinsky Maddox, DSHA ‘82, and Joyce Yamat Meyer, DSHA ‘89, to honor their former teacher, Mary Mross. The scholarship is awarded to a rising junior or senior who best articulates in an essay her position on a designated public policy issue facing her generation. All alumnae who were influenced by Ms. Mross are invited to support this scholarship.

Katie Andrews Murphy, DS ‘58, Scholarship (2008) Established by the Kathleen M. Murphy Trust to support students in need of financial assistance.

Rita E. Nelson, HA ‘41, Scholarship (2018) Established by the David L. and Rita E. Nelson Family Fund within the Community Foundation of the Fox Valley Region. Provides support to students with demonstrated financial need.

Eileen Schueppert Nensel, HA ‘33, Scholarship (2015) Established by Lois Nensel Voss and Ray Voss in honor of Eileen Schueppert Nensel, HA ‘33, to provide financial assistance to eligible students at DSHA.

Dr. Angela T. Pienkos, DS ‘58, Scholarship (1998) Established by DSHA with the advice of Dr. Angela T. Mischke Pienkos, DS ‘58, to honor her service as chief administrator of DSHA. Provides support for a senior who demonstrates outstanding academic achievement with special interest and motivation in social studies.

Angela Therese Pienkos PhD and Amanda Rae Marsh MBA Scholarship (2017) Established by Dr. Paul Pienkos in honor of his wife, Amanda Marsh, and his mother, Dr. Angela Pienkos, DS ‘58, long-time chief administrator at DSHA. Supports students in need of financial assistance.

Mary Ellen Powers Scholarship (2018) Established by Frank Miller in memory of his wife, Mary Ellen Powers, in 2018 to support African American or Latina students demonstrating financial need in the greater Milwaukee area. Mary Ellen attended an all-girls high school in Pittsburgh, PA, where she was valedictorian of the Class of 1966 and set scoring records in basketball that were never broken. She attended Marquette University thanks to a full scholarship and graduated with a degree in philosophy. She rose to become chief financial and chief operating officer of the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce, Wisconsin’s largest business association. In that position, she served as one of the pioneer woman business executives in Milwaukee. During her 37year career at MMAC, she worked behind the scenes to improve education, provide scholarships, increase economic opportunity, and make Milwaukee a more inclusive region for all.

Nancy Prescott, HA ‘48, Memorial Scholarship (2015) Established by Mary Prescott, DSHA ‘76, in memory of Nancy C. Prescott, HA ‘48, to provide financial assistance to eligible students of DSHA.

Betty Ewens Quadracci, HA ‘57, Scholarship (2017) Established by the The Windhover Foundation in memory of Betty Ewens Quadracci, HA ‘57†. This scholarship provides tuition support to students with demonstrated financial need.

Susan J. Reidy Memorial Scholarship (2015) Established by memorial gifts designated to beloved DSHA science teacher, Sue Reidy, who passed away in 2015. Her family requested that the funds help worthy students who have financial need.

Dorothy Ryan, HA ‘27, Scholarship (1996) Established by the Dorothy J. Ryan Irrevocable Trust. A four-year scholarship to support a student in need of financial assistance.

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Sister Janet Schewe, BVM Scholarship (2001) Established by the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in honor of Sister Janet Schewe, BVM, HA ‘33†. Supports a student who excels in leadership and/or service.

Schoenauer Family Scholarship (2000) Established by Thomas and Carolyn Schoenauer, parents of Jodi Schoenauer, DSHA ‘84, to support students in need of financial assistance.

Donald and Joyce Schuenke Scholarship (2004) Established by the Donald and Joyce Schuenke Charitable Fund. Donald† and Joyce† are parents of Mary Schuenke Hughes, DSHA ‘78. Supports students in need of financial assistance who demonstrate academic progress.

Vincent R. Shiely and Maura Shiely Sinsky Family Scholarship (1991) Established by Judy Shiely King, DSHA ‘73†; Elizabeth Shiely Petschel, DS ‘66; and Catherine Shiely, DS ‘68, to support an incoming freshman in need of financial assistance.

Stollenwerk Family Foundation Scholarship (2009) Established by the Stollenwerk Family Foundation to support students in need of financial assistance.

Henry and Agnes Sullivan Trust Scholarship (1997) Established by the Agnes W. Sullivan Trust to assist an incoming freshman who places in the 95th percentile on the DSHA entrance exam and demonstrates strong character.

Tarantino Family Scholarship Fund (2017) Established by David and Moe Tarantino, parents of Laney Tarantino, DSHA ‘18, and Kelly Tarantino, DSHA ‘24, to support students in need of financial assistance.

Rosemary Thermansen and Nancy Parker Scholarship (2002) Established by Martha and Peter Thermansen, parents of Eleanor Thermansen, DSHA ‘02, and Catherine Thermansen, DSHA ‘03, in memory of Peter’s mother, Rosemary Thermansen, and Martha’s mother, Nancy Parker. Supports a student in need of financial assistance who demonstrates academic potential.

Tice Family Scholarship (2005) Established by Tom and Judy Tice, parents of Whitney Tice, DSHA ‘03, and Ryley Tice, DSHA ‘08. Supports students in need of financial assistance who demonstrate academic promise in the sciences.

The Valiant Women Endowed Scholarship Fund (1989) This fund provides endowed scholarships to students who have the potential but not the financial means to excel at DSHA. One-third of DSHA’s students could not attend without scholarship help.

Jessica Vianes, DSHA ‘95, Memorial Scholarship (2004) Established by friends and family of Jessica Vianes, DSHA ‘95, who passed away unexpectedly in 2003. The scholarship is funded through proceeds of the Jessica Vianes Memorial Golf Outing and supports students from Notre Dame School.

Tracy Wayson Memorial Scholarship (2016) Established with gifts from Kent Wayson, the Wayson family, the Ward family, and many of their friends and associates Tracy made during a career devoted to creating and advancing opportunities for women. The scholarship helps students in financial need.

Non-Endowed Scholarship Funds A.O. Smith Scholarship (2018) Provides tuition support for students from the City of Milwaukee with demonstrated financial need.

The Beacon Scholarship Program (2017) Established in 2017 through generous gifts from Paul and Jeanie Grunau. The program seeks to recognize high performing young women of color from the City of Milwaukee and fully fund their high school education at Divine Savior Holy Angels High School. Beacon Scholars will serve as inspiring examples and beacons for their peers, and they will be fully prepared for success in higher education and their career and life paths. In doing so, they will enrich our community and provide leadership and support that will encourage and enable others to follow in their footsteps.

Carolyn Walker Biggs-Harris Scholarship (2016) A companion fund to the Carolyn Walker Biggs-Harris Endowed Scholarship Fund to support current scholarship needs. The fund provides a way for donors who want to help Carolyn provide scholarships for African American students but prefer to focus on immediate scholarship needs.

Andrew Boldt Memorial Scholarship (2015) Created by the Boldt family in memory of their son Andrew Boldt, MUHS ’10. Provides tuition support to a young woman from the West Bend area who attends DSHA.

Mary Bonfield, HA ‘61, Scholarship (2009) Established by the William A. & Mary Bonfield, Jr. Scholarship Fund through the Greater Milwaukee Foundation for a senior in good academic standing and in need of financial assistance.

Catholic Community Foundation Scholarship (2019) Established in 2019 by the Catholic Community Foundation to support young Catholic women from within the Archdiocese of Milwaukee with demonstrated financial need.

Faith In Our Future Scholarship (2018) Provides tuition support for students with demonstrated financial need. The goal of the scholarship is to make it possible for students to realize their desire to enroll in a Catholic high school.

Fleck Foundation Scholarship (2017) Supports students from the City of Milwaukee who would not be able to attend DSHA without significant financial aid. Priority is given to students from choice and charter schools who were not selected in the choice lottery.

Jan Fleckenstein Scholarship (2017) Supports students who have graduated from schools in the City of Milwaukee who would not be able to attend DSHA without significant financial assistance. Priority is given to students from choice and charter schools who were not selected in the choice lottery.

Friedlander Scholars (2018) Supports scholarships for DSHA students from the United Community Center’s Bruce Guadalupe School. It was established to honor Ted Friedlander for his longtime support of UCC and the difference it makes for the young people it serves, including Bruce Guadalupe students who have matriculated to DSHA.

Horizon Caddie Scholarship Fund (2021) Established in 2021 by Horizon Partners, Ltd. and Robert and Mary Feerick, HA ‘62. This scholarship provides a renewable scholarship that covers 90% of tuition to one incoming freshman who has demonstrated financial need and resides in the greater Milwaukee area.

Judith Carney Keyes, DS ‘58, Scholarship Fund (2020) Established by Judy Carney Keyes, DS ‘58, to support students from Notre Dame School or Latina students demonstrating financial need.

Rita E. Nelson, HA ‘41, Scholarship (2018) Established by the David L. and Rita E. Nelson Family Fund within the Community Foundation of the Fox Valley Region. Provides support to students with demonstrated financial need.

Mary Ellen Powers Scholarship Fund (2018) Established by Frank Miller in memory of his wife, Mary Ellen Powers, in 2018 as a companion fund to the endowed Mary Ellen Powers Scholarship to support African American or Latina students demonstrating financial need in the greater Milwaukee area.

Price Foundation Scholarship (2006) Established by Bruce and Judy Schendt Price, DSHA ‘71, and the trustees of the Price Foundation. Provides financial assistance for summer session classes for students in need who show academic promise.

Public Policy Scholarship (2013) Initiated by Lauren Dedinsky Maddox, DSHA ‘82, and Joyce Yamat Meyer, DSHA ‘89, a companion fund to the endowed Mary Mross Public Policy Scholarship (2013) to honor their former teacher Mary Mross.

Schwarz Family Fund (2020) Provides tuition support for students who wish to take dual-credit classes and have demonstrated financial need.

Woman of Character Scholarship (2007) Established by the Paul & Christina Scoptur Family (Christina Engel Scoptur, HA ‘70; Carolyn McNally Scoptur, DSHA ‘02; Katherine Scoptur Lawton, DSHA ‘04; Alexandra Scoptur, DSHA ‘08). This scholarship recognizes three young women for being proactive and dynamic students who are enthusiastic learners, bold explorers, courageous achievers, and community builders.

Sophomores, juniors, and seniors are nominated by DSHA faculty and staff members.

Mary Alice Tierney Dunn Scholarship (2008) Established by Mary Alice Tierney Dunn, HA ‘68, to support Latina students in the Milwaukee area.

The Valiant Women Scholarship Fund (1989) The Valiant Women Scholarship Fund is the companion to the Valiant Women Endowment Fund. This fund provides unendowed scholarships to students who have the potential but not the financial means to excel at DSHA. Onethird of DSHA’s students could not attend without scholarship help.

Kathleen A. Wilson Voice Scholarship (1997) Established by Kathleen A. Granrath Wilson, DS ‘63, to assist a student exhibiting interest in vocal music and demonstrating academic achievement.

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STAY CONNECTED TO DSHA

We continue to be amazed by the generosity of the DSHA community, and we are so grateful for your support in giving Dashers countless opportunities to learn and grow in faith, heart, and intellect so they can live the DSHA mission and accept the gospel call to make a difference in the world. As we look toward the future, we hope you will continue to support the lives of our young women and stay connected to DSHA in whatever ways suit you best.

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HOW TO CONNECT WITH, GIVE SUPPORT TO, AND GET INVOLVED AT DSHA: Visit our website.

Learn more about the DSHA mission, college-preparatory academics, faith formation opportunities, the all-girls environment, and recent happenings at dsha.info.

Check your email.

DSHA keeps you in the loop by sending information to your email about future events and student activities.

Look out for us in your inbox (and/or your spam folder) to make sure you don’t miss out!

Give financially.

There are a multitude of ways to contribute financially to DSHA. Annual Giving Make a gift, large or small, one time or reoccurring, to the DSHA Annual Fund and/or to scholarships.

Learn more at dsha.info/give.

Follow us on social media.

Planned Giving Consider leaving DSHA in your estate plans.

Learn more at dsha.planmygift.org.

Read The Word Magazine.

Establish an Endowed Fund Provide permanent, perennial support to current and future Dashers. Visit dsha.info/endowments to learn more.

Share news about an alumna.

Matching Gifts A corporate matching gift may double or triple your initial gift. Ask your human resources or community relations office about your company’s matching gift process.

Attend DSHA events.

Dasher Day of Giving Join us on our annual giving day on Wednesday, May 4, 2022. All DSHA community members — especially alumnae — are invited to make a gift to DSHA and share what they love about DSHA on social media.

Be sure to find and connect with DSHA on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube (@DSHAHighSchool). We love to share good news and interact with you on our accounts.

The Word Magazine is published each semester to capture and share the stories of students, alumnae, parents, faculty, administrators, and friends of DSHA. Visit dsha.info/word to explore past issues.

We love to hear what our alumnae are up to! Do you know a classmate or alumna who earned a degree, wrote a book, received a promotion or special honor, got married, or had a child? Email Alumnae Director Danielle Jerominski Rabe, DSHA ’08, at rabed@dsha.info to let us know.

Whether you come to cheer on the Dashers, watch our students shine on stage, support scholarships at the annual DSHA Auction, or play a round of golf at the PAA Dasher Golf Outing and Dinner, we look forward to gathering in-person with you! Stay up to date on student activities and events at dsha.info/calendar and save the date for this year’s DSHA Auction on Saturday, March 26, 2022.

Share your talents and time.

As we return to a new normal and our students are back in the building full time, we look to our community for help in various activities. From volunteering at DSHA events and serving on our committees, to helping our students through mentorship or college/career readiness, we love to see our community get involved. To discover volunteer opportunities, visit dsha.info/volunteer.

To inquire about where you can best share your gifts, send us a message at dsha.info/contact-us.

Help a future Dasher learn more about DSHA.

There are many opportunities for grade school students to visit and discover DSHA – family tours, Open House, Summer Cool programming, shadow days, and so much more. Direct future Dasher families to dsha.info/visit for activities that allow girls to explore DSHA, and dsha.info/summercool for information about our hundreds of camps and classes designed just for girls during the summer.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Academic Year 2020 – 21

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 20–21 ACADEMIC YEAR Executive Committee Andy Lampereur | Chair Financial Consultant John McDermott | Vice Chair Rockwell Automation, retired Sharon deGuzman | Secretary* Baird Advisors; Robert W. Baird & Co. Mike Hodan | Treasurer Wells Fargo Advisors

S. Grace Mary Croft, SDS, DS ’56 | Sponsorship Coordinator Sisters of the Divine Savior Frank Probst | Sponsorship Coordinator Sisters of the Divine Savior Katie Konieczny, DSHA ’92 | President and Ex-Officio Divine Savior Holy Angels High School

Members Craig Cepukenas Artisan Partners

JoAnne Sabir* Juice Kitchen, Sherman Phoenix

Cathleen A. Ebacher, JD Community Volunteer

Christopher Swain* Special Spaces, Inc.

Cristy Garcia-Thomas Advocate Aurora Health

Moe Tarantino Community Volunteer

Maureen Carney Goetz, DSHA ’96 CBRE

S. Carol Thresher, SDS, DS ’59 Sisters of the Divine Savior

Molly Hegarty Kanter, JD Centro Legal

Board of Directors Added in the 2021–22 School Year

Peggy Kelsey, JD WEC Energy Group

Brigette Hyler Richerson Advocate Aurora Health

Joseph E. Kerschner, MD Medical College of Wisconsin

Gerry Schwarz Kickhaefer Manufacturing Company

Mary Jo Layden Community Volunteer Hon. Derek Mosley, JD Milwaukee Municipal Court

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*completed term in the 20–21 school year

ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS* 2020– 21 *(unaudited)

Other

Tuition and Fees

Gain on Investments

Interest and Dividends

REVENUE Tuition and Fees

$10,684,735 50.70%

Government Grants $1,439,527 6.83% 1

Special Events

Unrestricted Contributions $620,278 2.94%

REVENUE

Restricted Contributions $3,414,523 16.20%

Restricted Contributions

Special Events $248,783 1.18% Interest and Dividends $429,585 2.04% Gain on Investments $4,212,857 Other

Unrestricted Contributions

Total Revenue

19.99%

$22,917 0.12%

$21,073,205

100.00%

Government Grants 1 DSHA

applied for and received a loan under the Small Business Association (SBA) Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). This revenue line reflects full forgiveness of that loan in April 2021.

Administration Advancement

Capital Improvements

Other

EXPENSES

Facilities

EXPENSES Salaries & Benefits

$8,115,210

50.94%

Financial Assistance

$1,657,774

10.41%

$1,369,681

8.60%

Instructional & Program Salaries & Benefits

Facilities Capital Improvements

Instructional & Program Financial Assistance

$621,444 3.90% $1,976,759

12.41%

Advancement

$636,205 3.99%

Administration

$418,841 2.63%

Other Total Expenses

$1,134,341 7.12% $15,930,255

100.00%

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Thank you, DSHA donors.

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