DSHA Annual Report | 2021-2022 Academic Year

ANNUAL REPORT

Faith.

Heart.

Intellect.

Pictured from left to right are Jillian Phillips, DSHA '25; Gillian Renouard, DSHA '25; Victoria Gonzalez, DSHA '25; and Zaharra Campbell, DSHA '25, participating in all-school Mass.

CONTENTS 6 Why I Give to DSHA 7 Letter from 2021–2022 Board Chair John McDermott 9 Letter from President Katie Konieczny, DSHA ’92 11 Embodying the DSHA Mission Mission Alive Student Features 13 On the Way to Becoming President

Ava Jenkins, DSHA ’22 15 A Heart for Service & Others

Julia Wojciak, DSHA ‘22 17 Discovering a Passion to Teach

Lizzie Dondlinger, DSHA ‘22 19 Changing Lives through STEM

Lidia Mora Gallegos, DSHA ’23 21 Donor Impact: Young Women of Faith 23 Donor Impact: Young Women of Heart 25 Donor Impact: Young Women of Intellect 27 Dasher Day of Giving 2022 29 Donor Contributions 31 Donors 41 Alumnae Giving 47 Donor Highlight

Greeta Cherayil Hofbauer, DSHA ‘77 49 Faculty and Staff Giving 50 Fidelitas Circle 54 Planned Giving 55 Gifts in Honor of Others 57 Matching Gifts 58 Endowed Funds 59 Scholarship Funds 63 Stay Connected with DSHA 65 2021-2022 Board of Directors 66 2021-2022 Financial Statements

On the cover: The 2021-2022 Marian Scholars (front row) with their 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 peer mentors.

A Catholic, Salvatorian, All-Girls High School The DSHA mission, vision, and five Qualities of a 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 in which students learn to embody the goodness and kindness of Jesus Christ. The Christcentered 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.

Thank you.

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 faithfilled 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 Megan & Dave Daily

YOUNG ALUMNA Sara Yordan Di Benedetto, DSHA ‘08

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p47 ALUMNA Greeta Cherayil Hofbauer, DSHA ‘77

DSHA STAFF English & Specialized Studies Faculty Andy Lelinski

p54 CORNERSTONE SOCIETY & ALUMNA Susan Cannon, DSHA '72

p52 FIDELITAS CIRCLE – 7 YEARS Gaby Nuñez, DSHA ‘10

p60 SCHOLARSHIP DONORS & PAST PARENTS John & Patricia Konkel DSHA 2021– 22 Annual Report

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Moving Forward with Gratitude Dear DSHA Community, While the 2021-2022 school year was challenging, as is any year, DSHA thrived as a Catholic, all-girls, college-prep high school. The young women of DSHA excelled as they grew in faith, heart, and intellect. The DSHA experience consists of many elements, and the last school year underscored the importance of those various elements. Our students volunteered service hours at more than 70 different community organizations, raised more than $4,000 during Advent for the St. Bakhita Catholic Worker House, and collected more than $17,500 during Lent to purchase a school bus for the Salvatorian-run Jitegemee Pre and Primary School in Tanzania, Africa. In athletics, the DSHA Varsity Rugby team won its ninth national championship, while the DSHA Varsity Tennis, Ski, and Soccer teams placed in the top three at their state tournaments. An example of the continuing academic excellence at DSHA includes 368 students enrolled in 17 AP classes, and 239 students enrolled in 12 dual-credit college-level classes, with that number growing every year.

These activities are accomplished at DSHA through a Catholic, Salvatorian lens.

We celebrated all-school Mass monthly, offered 30 + hours of the Sacrament of Reconciliation, and said 1,250 Hail Marys as a community during weekly Rosary this year. In May, 170 young women walked across the graduation stage on their continuing path to make a difference in the world — with 99% of them heading to their best-possible-fit colleges and universities with a total of $19.2 million in scholarships.

A Strong Foundation with Future Needs Financially, our 2021-2022 fiscal year was another sound year for DSHA. Total financial gifts from the DSHA community for scholarships and operations exceeded $2 million. Our annual fund, which covers the gap between the cost of tuition and the full cost of a DSHA education, set another record for total contributions. We are especially grateful for those community members who helped us achieve this goal.

First-year enrollment was up and on track with 177 first-year students joining the DSHA community from 71 schools across the greater metro area.

Although annual operations are secure, DSHA still has longer term strategic needs to fully allow it to effectively form young girls in faith, heart, and intellect. These needs include bringing the old section of the school up to today’s standards, enhancing safety with more on-campus parking, updating STEM facilities, making sure that we have competitive athletic fields, and continued strengthening of our endowment. The board of directors and the administration of DSHA are focused on these items, and we are jointly developing plans for the continuous improvement of the DSHA campus and community.

A Community Of Support And while we look toward the future, I am full of gratitude as I review the many accomplishments of the 2021-22 school year. DSHA is fortunate to have a strong 7

DSHA Letter from the Board Chair

and capable board of directors with a firm commitment to the school and its mission. I am thankful for my fellow directors’ leadership, passion for the school, and unwavering support. I’d like to thank Andy Lampereur, Joe Kerschner, MD, and Cathy Ebacher, JD, for their many contributions as they leave the board and welcome Emeritus Superintendent of Catholic Schools for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee Dr. Kathleen Cepelka and Juan Banda from Froedtert Health to the board. We will miss our departing board members, but are blessed to have Juan and Dr. Cepelka join us.

We are also blessed to have an incredibly talented faculty and staff who care about each and every student and give our young women 100 percent of themselves day after day.

They are responsible for the success of DSHA, and we could not achieve what we do without them.

Most importantly, I am grateful for you. Today’s environment is challenging. The encouragement, counsel, and support from the entire DSHA community provides the motivation for all of us to make DSHA the best it can be and to continue our mission in support of the girls entrusted to our care.

We are united in our mission to be the goodness and kindness of Jesus and to change the lives of young women in Milwaukee as we focus on the 2022-23 school year and beyond. Thank you for your generosity to this great institution.

With sincere gratitude, John McDermott 2021-22 DSHA Board Chair

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A Renewed Appreciation Dear DSHA Community, With the start of every school year comes a new beginning. It includes new students, new programs, and a renewed sense in our mission and in our faith.

After reflecting on this past year, I experienced a newness myself — a unique appreciation for the daily work that happens inside our classrooms and for the faculty and staff that lead our students in becoming confident and capable young women.

DSHA is first and foremost Catholic and Salvatorian, but second a collegepreparatory school. What I saw come to life this this year is our ability to meet students where they are in their intellectual journey, and to give them the tools necessary to excel in the world in front of them, while being the goodness and kindness of Jesus to those around them. Our classrooms support every girl with her unique gifts, from our Marian Scholars learning at their own pace to students earning college credit in dual-credit or Advanced Placement classes.

Below are a few examples of the exceptional work I’ve admired in our classrooms this past year: Launching the STEM Scholars Program In the 2021-22 school year, DSHA launched the STEM Scholars Program in its full format after a soft launch during DSHA’s operation in a hybrid model. Fortythree students were enrolled in the program this past year. Led by Mathematics Faculty Rissie Lundberg, DSHA ’93, and Academic Dean Dr. Heather Mansfield, the STEM Scholars Program follows the guidelines of the American Society of Engineering Education and is designed for motivated high school students who are curious about and are willing to be highly engaged in learning and applying science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics.

The STEM Scholars Program gives our young women more in-depth knowledge of math and science — and the ability to integrate and apply that knowledge — that will give them an advantage as they go out into the world to make a difference.

We are proud of this new program that encourages our young women to embrace their science self-confidence while participating in specific course work; hands-on research and projects; and learning beyond the classroom.

To learn more about the STEM Scholars program, visit dsha.info/STEMScholars.

Mentoring the Marian Scholars While we launched the Marian Scholars Program last school year, Marian Scholars Director Mary Anderson, Marian Scholars Faculty Gretchen Caraher, DSHA ’93, Principal Dan Quesnell, and myself saw its strength this year, due in part to our peer mentors.

Forty-five of our upperclasswomen supported our four Marian Scholars this year as their peer mentors. The program relies on peer mentors, who give up one of 9

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their free periods throughout the day to attend a class with a Marian Scholar, helping her engage in class, implement curriculum modifications, and support her unique needs. In every class period, a Marian Scholar has a peer mentor with her who has previously taken the course.

In the 2022-23 school year, we welcomed one additional scholar for a total of 5 Marian Scholars enrolled at DSHA. Peer mentors will continue to display the goodness and kindness of Jesus to these students with the opportunity to receive dual college credit for their participation through Mount Mary’s course “Introduction to Exceptional Learners.”

To learn more about the Marian Scholars Program, visit dsha.info/MarianScholars.

Diving into the Catholic, Salvatorian Faith DSHA’s Campus Ministry Department has always offered peer-connected opportunities for students to grow in their faith and connect with others as a Catholic community. While all-school Mass, theology classes, retreats, and service are essential aspects of our faith formation program, the near countless optional faith formation opportunities made available

by Campus Ministry help our young women choose and discover a connection with God and the Catholic faith that will last beyond the walls of DSHA. Dashers opt to partake in Faith Friday Masses, weekly Rosary and reconciliation, and monthly Eucharistic Adoration, to name a few. Time is set aside for these experiences and allow girls to grow and deepen their relationship with Jesus in a way that is intentional and meaningful.

To learn more about our faith formation and Catholic identity, see the Young Women of Faith feature on page 21.

When looking at the aspects of the classroom mentioned above, it is important to note that DSHA could not serve our students exceptionally without the help of generous donors like you. I am filled with gratitude for your support in helping us meet the needs of our students as they grow into young women of faith, heart, and intellect.

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

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Embodying the DSHA Mission

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The DSHA mission is at the center of everything we do and everything we teach our young women. Throughout their four years at DSHA, our students learn to embody this mission.

On the following pages, you will read about the DSHA experience you helped make possible from the perspective of four remarkable young women. Each young woman’s story highlights a line of the DSHA mission and displays how she is an example of the mission alive.

Ava Jenkins, DSHA ’22 On the Way to Becoming President

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Lizzie Dondlinger, DSHA ’22 Discovering a Passion to Teach

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Divine Savior Holy Angels High School is a Catholic, collegepreparatory 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.

Julie Wojciak, DSHA ’22 A Heart for Service & Others

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Lidia Mora-Gallegos DSHA ’23 Changing Lives Through STEM

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Ava Jenkins, DSHA '22, embodies this part of the DSHA 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.

Since Jenkins' arrival sophomore year, she found immense value in participating in regular service, bonded with others different than her as a peer mentor in DSHA's Marian Scholars Program, expanded her mind in rigorous courses, and interacted with those with similar interests in co-curricular groups. Her experiences helped her develop all aspects of her life. The confidence she places in her whole person will support her as she chases her biggest dreams.

On the Way to Becoming President

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After my freshman year at a co-ed high school, I transferred to DSHA. I was ready for the academic rigor, but as I walked into my first class at DSHA my sophomore year, I was incredibly intimidated.

I was more than a little nervous about meeting my classmates for the next three years. Would they be nice? Would they like me? Was transferring even worth it?

It turns out transferring was one of the best decisions I have ever made. My first few months at DSHA were all I could have wished for. Our class showed our school spirit by playing obnoxiously loud music during our 60’s themed Dash-A-Thon. We cheered hard for our classmates at Airband. We were filled with joy and school spirit.

The best part about going to an all-girls school is the casual comfort that lets me feel confident in myself, regardless of what I look like. I would just wake up, put on my skirt, pick what color polo I wanted to wear, and show up. Even better, I love that DSHA is a safe space, and a fun and supportive environment.

And for me personally, a supportive environment is one that encourages me to constantly push myself.

BEYOND ACADEMICS I fit right in at DSHA as a student passionate about succeeding academically. DSHA is a competitive school in the idea that we have good, strong academics, but not in the idea that girls are fighting for the top rank or top spot at the expense of other students. All of us genuinely want each other to succeed, and we are committed to working together.

Being in the all-girls environment at DSHA

has improved my confidence in trying new things, because I do not have to worry about anyone judging me, shutting me down for saying something new, or trying to answer a question that I may not know the answer to. I heard stories from some of my female friends who went to co-ed schools about not wanting to answer a question that was on the board in their calculus class. Calculus is so hard, but there was never a time where I felt that the girls in my class were going to put me down for not knowing the answer.

While DSHA prepared me to be confident in the classroom, it prepared me for my future studies and plans in so many other ways. I think the most important aspect of DSHA is the wholeperson education that we are committed to as a school. It is something different from other high schools that, yes, DSHA is preparing girls to be thinkers and to do well in the classroom and succeed academically, but it is also looking to build girls in every other aspect of their lives. I truly know I would not have been as well-rounded of a person if I did not attend DSHA. A PEER-SON FOR OTHERS On my journey to become more well-rounded, I became involved in DSHA’s Marian Scholars Program.

The Marian Scholars Program makes a DSHA education possible for girls with intellectual and developmental disabilities. I became a peer mentor and a friend to Mia Ruge, DSHA ’24. I accompanied her to class during a free period of mine, giving her support and helping her engage in class.

Having the Marian Scholars in class gives students a more realistic glimpse of what the world looks like. It gives them the experience they need to interact with other people in the real world outside of DSHA. Interacting with Mia has been the greatest joy of my high school career. It helped me learn too. Being one of her peer mentors has helped me become more patient. I know I am impatient with myself, but I cannot be impatient with her. In addition, I learned how to advocate for other people. Last semester, I worked with Mia’s art teacher to readjust the projects to be more attainable for Mia. All in all, the Marian

DSHA Whole-Person Education

Scholars Program helped me learn skills beyond the classroom that I will need in my future.

Yes, DSHA is preparing girls to be thinkers and to do well in the classroom and succeed academically, but it is also looking to build girls in every other aspect of their lives.

Ava Jenkins, DSHA ‘22

FUTURE MADAM PRESIDENT I will be attending Yale University to study political science and history this fall, and the DSHA community has been a big support system in my journey to get there. The faculty and staff at DSHA never tell you that your dreams are too big. I think I probably would have shut myself down and the dream to go to Yale a long time ago if I did not come to DSHA. I had told people at school that I wanted to go to Yale, and their response was “Absolutely, you can do that.” They believed in me and helped me believe in myself. And now I am a thousand miles away living out one of my biggest dreams.

Beyond Yale, my next dream is to become president. The election in 2040 will be the election that I can run in for the first time. DSHA and my plethora of high school opportunities have helped me become more well-rounded and have shown me that I possess the skill set to make that happen. Becoming president is quite a large dream to have, but no one at DSHA has made me feel like I was silly. No one sat me down and gently encouraged me to shoot lower. In fact, they did the opposite. Teachers and classmates promised me their support and vote 20 years down the line.

Politics right now is so dominated by men. Women are finally breaking into positions that only men have ever held.

So when I think about running for president in 2040, I know DSHA, and its focus on the whole person, will help me realize this dream. I'm not going to wonder if I'm fit for the position as a woman.

Because that's the silliest thing I could ever ask.

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Julia Wojciak, DSHA ‘22, embodies this part of the DSHA 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.

Wojciak embraced the scriptural theme of the 2021-22 school year, which comes from Titus 3:4 and the mission of the Sisters of the Divine Savior — to make known the goodness and kindness of Jesus Christ. At DSHA, she expanded her knowledge on diverse perspectives and formed relationships through serving others, and therefore, is ready to be an active member of the communities of which she is a part.

A Heart for Service & Others learner influences me to recognize the strength and capacities that diverse individuals around me embrace.

By Julia Wojciak, DSHA '22 + University of Notre Dame '26

My parents brought me to America at just eighteen months old in hopes of providing a high-quality education for me, and they have instilled in me an optimistic vision for my future. Though adopting optimism applies to most immigrants, my motivated nature to embrace positivity in various transitions in life allows me to find comfort in change. Growing up, my curiosity revolving around new people and environments allowed me to further my empathetic nature as an immigrant who has navigated the network of multitudes of perspectives. My openness and optimism in exploring diverse perspectives has allowed me to explore and develop my family life, academic journey, and faith life; in essence, being an immigrant, first generation student, and curious 15

EXPANDING MY VIEW AT DSHA Growing up in a Polish household, I have been invited to connect with different communities around me. Though I was not born into any of these communities, I have learned to use my empathetic nature to navigate my personal connection to the communities that have welcomed me. Coming into these communities as a slight outsider ultimately allows me to gain insight on superfluous amounts of perspectives, while contributing to my own as well.

This strength, which allowed me to relate with those around me, began to motivate me as I transitioned into high school; during my first days at DSHA, the faculty, staff, and students all opened my eyes to the strength and capacities individuals of DSHA embrace.

Trying to escape the first day jitters as I was welcomed into the DSHA community, I quickly found comfort in the institution. This newfound comfort came from the profound perspectives I encountered on my first day; the teachers that greeted us were anchored in encouragement, and my peers were eager to learn. As I tried to take in this new experience, I was showered with endless opportunities that DSHA welcomed each of its students to partake in. As an immigrant, I had only navigated my way through life in different experiences at school, but I was curious to expand my perspective. That is, the various support systems rooted in the DSHA community opened my eyes to

involvement opportunities such as volleyball, classroom engagement, and faith-based service. I eventually became grounded in the support DSHA had to offer me. In particular, DSHA served as my main support system through which I embraced my eagerness as an immigrant to explore a new chapter in my life; my teachers invited me to talk about my outsider perspective in classroom discussions, and my peers encouraged me to embrace my cultures.

SERVICE AS A RELATIONSHIP Growing up in a bilingual household, I have subconsciously supported two vastly different cultures, which has assured me to grow love for helping and supporting others. I became more conscious of my motivation to help and support others as DSHA introduced service to my faith life. Though DSHA introduced the importance of service to me, it was not until my morning talks with Director of Salvatorian Service Dr. Katie Daily Pickart, DSHA '84, that I really understood. We would talk each Collections Day — the days when hundreds of DSHA students, faculty, and staff collect items for local food pantries or other organizations in Milwaukee.

I found I wanted to dive deeper into the relationship aspect of service. As Dr. Pickart opened the back door to the DSHA building each Collections Day morning, she thanked each parent for their daughter and welcomed young women into the doors of the DSHA community. She strived to form a faith-filled relationship with many students. Through meaningful conversations with Dr. Pickart, she introduced me to the goodness and kindness rooted in the relationship aspect of service early in my high school years, which has impacted me greatly. In this way, Dr. Pickart and the other members of the faculty and staff at DSHA helped me mature into the person I was looking to be. It was through this high school experience where I realized the members of the DSHA community, who I saw on a daily basis, encompassed the vitality of relating with others in order to mature in all aspects of life — family life, academic journey, and faith life.

As the members of the DSHA community welcomed me through the back entrance of the building, into classrooms, and to various lunch tables, my high school experience allowed me to interact constructively with the shared perspectives of the DSHA community. As I furthered my knowledge in opening up to new perspectives, I began to gain a new outlook on service. Coming from an immigrant family, I was searching for the relationship aspect of service where I could

DSHA Goodness & Kindness

I took the support that the DSHA community had given me over my four years of high school and transformed it into a positive impact on those I served.

Julia Wojciak, DSHA '22

empathize and relate with others in some way.

As a result of DSHA helping me mature into the person I wanted to be, I felt as though forming relationships through service would help me do the same with others. When I serve, I reach out to others that are not part of my community in various ways. I have served children, the elderly, and individuals with special needs; in this way, I have reached out to those outside of my community in hopes to further understand diverse perspectives.

One way in which DSHA helped me develop in the relationship aspect of service was through Vocare. Over these two weeks, I served at Saint Charles Borromeo Parish where I listened to and supported the needs of first, second, fifth, and even eighth graders. Being able to reach out to these children for two weeks allowed me to become a present and attentive part of their community. As I came into this experience not only questioning my ability to form relationships within service, but also open to growth from this opportunity, I strived to connect with these children so that they could embody their hidden strengths and capacities. The perspectives of these children that I encountered demonstrated their small, but mighty eagerness to mature into the person they would like to become. While these two weeks may not have been life-changing for these students, I saw the ways I was able to help them grow their strengths inside and outside the classroom by becoming an additional support system for them. That is, I took the support that the DSHA community had given me over my four years of high school and transformed it into a positive impact on those I served.

INTO THE FUTURE I am now transitioning into the support of a new community — the Notre Dame community — in which the University of Notre Dame welcomes me to transform my mind and heart throughout my time inside and outside the classroom. Throughout this next chapter in my life, I am eager to fulfill my lifelong learning goal of expanding my knowledge on diverse perspectives. The impactful Notre Dame education and experience that DSHA has prepared me for by making known the goodness and kindness of Jesus through service will transform my mind by augmenting my knowledge and critical thinking abilities and transform my heart by increasing my empathy, interpersonal skills, and faith. In this way, DSHA has prepared me to become an active member of all of the communities that I adhere to, experience, and serve.

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Lizzie Dondlinger, DSHA ’22, embodies this part of the DSHA 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.

Throughout her time at DSHA, Dondlinger strove to develop in her academic, spiritual, and co-curricular pursuits. By her senior year, she was a DSHA Campus Ministry Officer, one of the leads in DSHA's fall musical Freaky Friday, and the DSHA Class of 2022 Salutatorian. Perhaps her biggest accomplishment was her ability to weave faith, heart, and intellect together to discover a passion and calling for her future.

BEYOND ACADEMICS A process that 175 new students begin each year — some enthused, some anxious, some paralyzed by transition, some ready to reinvent, some prepared, and some more lost than they ever expected. The common denominator for each Dasher: inevitable change and inevitable growth. As much as I’d like to say that I went into high school ready to embrace these inevitabilities, dreaming of all the things I could achieve and the person I could become by the end of my experience, I instead entered DSHA assured of my 14-year-old self and all of her convictions. Sure, making new friends and learning new things was always an intention, but DSHA primarily functioned as a steppingstone to the final product — becoming a biomedical engineer at MIT. Definitely not an unworthy goal, but certainly a goal that failed to encapsulate my truest self.

Discovering a Passion to Teach

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Freshman and sophomore year, I remained on the path to my lofty engineering goal.

Earning high grades despite the increased intensity of classes assured me that I would achieve it. With confidence that I could maintain academic stability, I started participating in activities and groups that interested me: fall musicals, campus ministry, track and field, choir, and student council.

Some fit, and some exhausted me more than I anticipated. I discarded those I found unpleasant and resolved to continue those I enjoyed during my time at DSHA. I’ve always struggled to keep with things I didn’t excel at. I feared instability; I despised

failure; and I hated disappointing myself.

I held myself to such high standards and expectations that I held myself back. After all, who excels at something they’ve never tried? Until I could ease these expectations and learn to accept the failure and the confusion as essential rather than just blocks to an end goal, I couldn't really experience change and development. I was happy, but there was no upward trajectory.

JUMPING INTO JOY Something changed my junior year. I don’t know if it was the drastic changes in the world or how humans had to operate — perhaps it was increased freedom in choosing classes and building my schedule, perhaps it was new people in my life, but something changed. Something in me bulldozed this MIT-sized wall and realized that joy was essential. That trauma and change and confusion and struggle and failure and fear were necessary. That a process could bring more success and growth and excitement than the end goal.

That an end goal could shift and the process would not be for naught. That there could and should be a lot I don’t know about the future. For example, some of my favorite teachers shared that their goals and passions changed while they were students. They explained that they thought one thing was for them and stumbled upon something else that brought them so much happiness. And so I realized that my goals, too, could shift and that doesn’t mean they were for nothing or they didn’t fit me, but simply that something else would fit better. The purest development occurs on the path to these new goals. I found joy in the novelty, comfort in redirection, care in people who supported the change, and maturation in realizing that scrapping a goal is not a failure but growth.

FAITH. HEART. INTELLECT. Faith, heart, and intellect are not three different entities but a skillfully intertwined trio. When all are satisfied, life is all the more fulfilling. But it took me a while to make this connection. Being dead set on my inner nerd, I clung to engineering. I was so stuck on the intellectual that I dreaded leaning on the nurturing and compassionate parts within me. I neglected any desire of my heart as a viable goal. After all, mad science was the height of academic and female prowess. In the name of girl power, I mistook academic validation for

DSHA Faith, Heart, & Intellect

Faith, heart, and intellect are not three different entities but a skillfully intertwined trio.

When all are satisfied, life is all the more fulfilling.

Lizzie Dondlinger, DSHA ‘22

personal validation and resisted change. But eventually, without even seeking guidance, I found redirection and support from some incredible faculty members.

THE SUPPORT OF TEACHERS “Those who can’t, teach.” Certainly a message thrown around. A preemptive expectation that demoralizes the whole for the sake of explaining the few. I was blessed at DSHA with countless teachers who proved that teaching is for those who can, because a phenomenal teacher can change the whole course of your life and help you realize the breadth of your potential. It was these teachers that demonstrated that I could only find fulfillment when my faith, heart, and intellect were woven together. It took a lot of introspection for me to conclude that even though biomedical engineering would certainly flex my mind, I was neglecting my faith and my heart. Accordingly, I longed for a new calling that embraced my desire to share knowledge with others, enabled me to act with empathy and compassion, and included my passion for music. This new calling was answered through experiences like the Angelaires and DSHA theatre.

These experiences propelled me through tough academics. And just as essentially, I needed to understand that opting to satisfy both my heart and intellect would not compromise a secure future. I needed faith that I would be held and supported

by God and others when making the right choice for me. And some extraordinary teachers helped me settle into this new calling — by one teacher’s story and example, another’s unending support, two more teachers’ willingness to let me experience teaching, and one’s consistent and compassionate prodding, I embraced the goal of music education. These people helped me invalidate and overcome a childhood teacher’s unprompted declaration that I would “be a terrible teacher” and transformed my life-long idle musing of being a teacher into a feasible goal.

A NEW GOAL FOR A NEW JOURNEY As I set off to begin college at Bucknell University, I am emboldened by my new goal that encapsulates my faith, my heart, and my intellect. And if I end up anything like these remarkable people who guided and supported me, and can offer that guidance and support to even one person on my path, all the change was worth it.

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Lidia Mora Gallegos, DSHA ’23, embodies this part of the DSHA 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.

Throughout her time at DSHA, Mora Gallegos has grown in her love of math and science, her self-confidence, and her faith. Combining her passion for STEM and her ability to see God in others, she feels compelled to live a life that will make a difference and inspire those around her.

Changing Lives Through STEM The SMART Team presents their university-level professional poster and 3-D model of their protein at the American Biochemistry and Molecular Biology annual conference in Philadelphia. Pictured from left to right are Kayla Vanderhoef, DSHA ‘22; Charlotte Desjarlas, DSHA ‘25; Katie Mark, DSHA ‘25; Lidia Mora Gallegos, DSHA ‘23; Trinity White, DSHA '23 (front); Josie Marsho, DSHA ‘25; Ashleigh Walsea, DSHA ‘23; and Sawyer Strandberg, DSHA ‘24.

By Lidia Mora Gallegos, DSHA ‘23

Math and science have always been passions of mine, and after learning about velocity, motion, and physics in eighth grade, I knew I was absolutely in love with science. Since the day I started school at DSHA, I have been provided with the tools to decide what I might want to study and to discover what about science and math really interests me.

DEVELOPING A LOVE FOR STEM All of the science classes that I have taken at DSHA – Accelerated Biology, Honors Chemistry, and 19

both AP Biology and AP Chemistry during my junior year – helped me develop a deep appreciation of science, especially for the way biology and chemistry are so intertwined. This relationship and interlacement between the many fields of science is one of the things I love so much about it; everything is related to a certain extent. In addition to this, the unknown and the thought that we still have so much left to discover, to solve, is something that intrigues me and continues to develop my love for science.

DSHA Making a Difference

I believe there is no other way to live life than to make a difference. Whether that difference is big or small, any action or decision made matters in our lives and the lives of others.

Lidia Mora Gallegos DSHA ’23

In the fall of my junior year, I joined DSHA’s SMART (Students Modeling a Research Topic) Team co-curricular. The SMART Team works with a research scientist and conducts secondary research on the topic of their choice. We create an abstract and a 3-D model of the protein or enzyme we are working on. This year, we worked with a scientist from Concordia University on our project entitled Shut the F(AAH) Up: Inhibiting Fatty Acid Amide Hydrolase as a Novel Approach to Pain, which described the FAAH inhibitor that can be used to relieve symptoms of insomnia, anxiety, migraines, arthritis, and other chronic pain conditions. The FAAH inhibitor can be used as a substitute to opioid-based drugs; therefore, it presents a new and important approach to pain relief that reduces the extreme effects that opioid-based drugs can present. After our research is complete, we attend the annual American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology’s Experimental Biology conference in the spring where we present our university-level professional poster and model to scientists from all around the world. This past year the conference took place in Philadelphia.

Joining SMART Team really changed my life. I was introduced to a whole new aspect of the world of science, and my participation in SMART Team helped shape my future because I discovered I love biomedical sciences. I learned not only of my interest in pharmacy and medicine, but I also learned how capable I am, and how persistent and courageous I can be. Although the thought of presenting the project in front of thousands of people frightened me, with the encouragement and support of my teammates and my teachers, I was able to face my fears. In addition, I had the opportunity to network with many research scientists from around the country at the national conference. I can see myself in them, and I learned that there really is nothing I can’t do.

SELF-CONFIDENCE IN SCIENCE The all-girls environment of DSHA allows me the space and support to grow in selfconfidence. Anywhere you turn, you encounter welcoming and supportive young women.

The all-girls environment of DSHA has helped me grow in self-confidence in science because I have a network of intelligent young women who are always more than willing to provide support. I know that even when I am having a hard time, I can count on my classmates to help me understand. The support of my classmates is always there, which I feel helps us all grow in self-confidence as we come to realize our worth and value at DSHA and in the world.

This confidence shined this summer as I completed an internship at the Medical College of Wisconsin through the Office of Student Inclusion and Diversity. Over the length of the seven-week internship, I conducted research, developed an abstract, and presented my findings. In the lab, I worked on cancer research and I was tasked with DNA purification, PCR reactions, and gel electrophoresis, all of which are items I was introduced to in AP Biology at DSHA. I am so fortunate as a high school student to have access to a lot of the materials we use in classes, and to experience how DSHA thoroughly prepares us to enter the science field. Because of what I have learned at DSHA, I was able to hold an internship at the Medical College of Wisconsin as a high school senior.

CALLED TO LIVE A LIFE THAT WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE In addition to the self-confidence I have developed at DSHA, DSHA has also helped me grow in my Catholic faith. DSHA has given me the tools to be able to see God everywhere I go. Whether I am at school, at home, or at my internship, I see God in all those around me.

My Catholic faith has also had an impact on my future. I have always felt God calling me to a field that will allow me to make a difference in the lives of others. I feel God is calling me to work in pharmacy, aiding in the development of treatments that will help provide the world with an array of therapeutic benefits. I hope to major in chemical engineering during my undergraduate studies and then to specialize in pharmacology and attain my PharmD. I believe there is no other way to live life than to make a difference. Whether that difference is big or small, any action or decision made matters in our lives and the lives of others. Everything we do and every word we speak influences the lives we live and the lives of those around us.

It is ultimately up to us to decide whether we want to inspire a beneficial effect.

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Young Women of Faith

Young Women of

FAITH

2

Catholic Salvatorian Education by the Numbers

carloads of items collected during the winter clothing drive for Franciscan Peacemakers, House of Peace, and Fr. Gene’s Help Center during Advent

5

retreats

raised for the St. Bakhita Catholic Worker House during Advent

33

5

36

interfaith lunches, during which students of all faith backgrounds share their faith journeys and experiences

Hail Mary’s said during weekly Rosary

$4,000+

5

Divine Mercy Chaplets said during Lent

1,250

community organizations served by freshmen and sophomores during their service days

Faith Friday optional Masses celebrated

$4,800

collected for non-profits during collection days

6,000+

PB & J sandwiches made for the Guest House and Repairers of the Breach

40+

10,000+

9

47

15,385

12

53

$17,561.74

26

60

8

all-school Masses celebrated

theology classes offered

community organizations supported by school-wide collections

members of the class of 2022 earned the Salvatorian Service Award, completing significant service hours through their junior year and documented ongoing service to those experiencing hunger, economic disadvantage, illness, isolation, and those with special needs

30+

hours of confession offered to students, faculty, and staff

31

March for Life participants

priests visited DSHA to celebrate Mass and/or hear confessions

community organizations served by the class of 2022 during Vocare

students served on a Campus Ministry team

hours of Eucharistic Adoration offered in the Mother of Our Savior Chapel

294

faith-based Applied Wellness experiences

400+

items collected for the St. Vincent de Paul food pantry at Mother of Good Counsel

total service hours done by students

raised by the DSHA community to purchase a school bus for the Salvatorian-run Jitegemee Pre and Primary School in Tanzania, Africa, as part of the Lenten project

$36,438.26

raised by the Sisters of the Divine Savior to purchase a school bus for the Salvatorian-run Jitegemee Pre and Primary School in Tanzania, Africa, as part of the Lenten project.

votive candles lit in the Mother of Our Savior Chapel for prayer intentions

500

books collected for the Next Door Foundation during Lent DSHA 2021– 22 Annual Report

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1

HEART

national championship B RUGBY

Dasher Life by the Numbers

1

student awarded for the Exemplary Performer Recognition Project at the Wisconsin School Music Association state solo and ensemble festival Rachel Visser, DSHA ’22

2

athletic teams placed first in their conferences B TENNIS B RUGBY

3

murals painted in service of others B SPECIAL SPACES B ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL (2)

3

students received a Silver Key Scholastic Art Award Joanna Blonski, DSHA ’22 Penelope Godfrey, DSHA ’22 Wrenly Porter, DSHA ‘22

3

athletic teams placed second or third at the state competition B TENNIS B SKI B SOCCER

5

students received Youth Art Month Awards

6

students received Scholastic Art Awards

state-qulifying athletes competed in individual events

20

co-curriculars offered

26

students involved in stage crew of the musical and/or play

7

specialty programs offered by Student Services B B B B B B B

SOPHOMORE RISK BEHAVIOR NIGHT SENIOR COLLEGE NIGHT JUNIOR COLLEGE NIGHT FINANCIAL AID NIGHT SOPHOMORE SUCCESS NIGHT CARLA OLLE, HA ’60, CAREER DAY JUNIOR ACTIVITY & INTERVIEW DAY

8

Student Diversity and Inclusion Council Dasher Dialogues that create a loving and caring space for conversations that can be uncomfortable and focus on the dignity of each Dasher while helping students understand their responsibility to act as a disciple of Jesus Christ

8

multi-cultural events including MultiCultural Week hosted by Sisters of Culture, Furia Latina, and the Student Diversity and Inclusion Council

8

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

11

students received 1 ratings at the Wisconsin School Music Association state solo and ensemble festival

15

students received all-state and/or all-area athletic honors 23

15

34

fine arts performances

39

students participated in choir and/or the Angelaires

42

students received 1 ratings at the Wisconsin School Music Association district solo and ensemble festival

42

students involved in the cast of the musical and/or play

43

students participated in orchestra and/or the Divine Strings

53

students participated in handbells

73

students earned all-conference athletic honors

80%

of students engaged in more than the minimum requirement of Applied Wellness experiences

91

students participated in student council

Young Women of Heart

136

musical numbers performed at school concerts

431

students participated in athletics

560+

inches of hair donated at the annual Gr8 Lengths assembly

800+

counseling sessions held by Student Services

2,308

heart-based Applied Wellness experiences offered, like small group discussion, fitness opportunities, and mental/social/emotional care

2,730

tickets sold to the musical and play

2,766

total Applied Wellness experiences offered

9,000

visits to the Sarah M. Hegarty Fitness Center

$101,226

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Young Women of Intellect

2

National Merit Finalists Addie Grogan, DSHA '22 Grace Organ, DSHA ‘22

4

Marian Scholars enrolled in the 2021-22 school year Macy Damon, DSHA '26 Lili Gomez, DSHA '25 Mia Ruge, DSHA '24 Maggie Sweeney, DSHA '23

39

students from the class of 2022 are attending a Catholic college or university

43

DSHA STEM Scholars

68

70

5

118

Marian Scholars enrolled for the 2022–23 school year

students inducted into the National Honor Society

total courses offered

12

164

13:1

239

dual-credit college-level classes offered

student-to-teacher ratio

16

academic field trips taken by students

17

Advanced Placement (AP) classes offered

24

average class size

26.1

class of 2021 average ACT score compared to Wisconsin state average of 20

29

alumnae spoke to students about career and/or college

INTELLECT College-Prep Education by the Numbers

different college and universities attended by the class of 2022

4

on-campus study days with National Honor Society tutors and in preparation for finals

Young Women of

academic Applied Wellness experiences offered

835

Academic Learning Place for Higher Achievement (ALPHA) tutoring sessions held by DSHA faculty

$19,205,700

reported scholarship dollars offered to the class of 2022

students enrolled in dual-credit college-level courses

258

students who took AP exams received qualifying scores for college credit

368

students enrolled in AP classes

539

total number of AP exams taken by students, with 128 students taking more than 1 AP exam

805+

years of combined teaching experience by DSHA faculty

34

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We are #gladtobeplaid!

Thank you for making a difference in the lives of the young women of DSHA during Dasher Day of Giving 2022 on May 4!

The DSHA community’s heart is full of love and gratitude for the generous support of alumnae, parents, faculty, staff, grandparents, and other friends of DSHA. You made DSHA history with a record-setting 328 donors, and upon reaching the goal of 300 donors, unlocked a generous $10,000 matching gift from a group of alumnae ranging from the classes of 1994-2005.

Many thanks to all who made gifts large and small in supporting DSHA’s mission to develop young women in faith, heart, and intellect.

We are #gladtobeplaid because of our ALUMNAE.

We are #gladtobeplaid because of our ADVOCATES.

We are #gladtobeplaid because of our STUDENTS.

Norah Jones, DSHA ’94, was a contributor to the $10,000 challenge gift unlocked after reaching a record-breaking 300 donors.

Erika Hutz, DSHA ’04, was one of our 15 advocates during Dasher Day of Giving. Dasher Day advocates made a gift to DSHA, spread awareness to their peers about the giving day, and encouraged others to join them in making a gift to DSHA. Hutz went a step further and matched some of the dollars gifted by her classmates.

Paula Palacio-Enachi, DSHA ’25, was one of the students who shared why she is #gladtobeplaid on the day.

“The reality at an all-girls school where girls are leaders, the ones in charge, and stepping up at every level for me was a really important experience and period of development that would have not been the same had I attended a co-ed school. DSHA gives you the confidence and the knowledge that you can do anything, be a leader, and use your voice.”

“I give back to DSHA on Dasher Day of Giving because DSHA was an important part of my life. It is a fun time to reminisce and think about the good times I had at DSHA. I am still close friends with many of the women I met in high school, and I have DSHA to thank for my professional success. Girls can do whatever they want to do, and DSHA will help them do just that.”

“I love DSHA because of its community. Teachers and students work together to create a safe space for everyone in the classroom.

We are all included in the classroom and are never afraid to ask questions and learn from each other.”

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SCHOLARSHIP SPECIFIED GIFTS

$128,542

DASH-A-THON*

$ 101,041

$ 281,815

PAA DASHER GOLF OUTING & DINNER*

$61,840

DSHA AUCTION*

$391,783

ENDOWMENT

$436,408

2021-2022

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 2021-2022 fiscal and academic year, contributing $2,420,749 to support current operations and scholarships.

ANNUAL FUND

$1,019,320

Annual Fund | $ 1,019,320 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, Salvatorian, all-girls high school experience — from scholarships that allow DSHA to enroll the strongest student body possible, to the college-preparatory academics, faith formation, co-curriculars, and support all students receive. Contributions to the annual fund are vital to form young women in faith, heart, and intellect.

Endowment | $ 436,408 The DSHA endowment provides enduring and permanent support to students of today, tomorrow, and of the future, ensuring they will receive the premier Catholic, Salvatorian, college-preparatory education for young women in Milwaukee. The endowment supports scholarships for eager students, as well as faculty professional development and competitive compensation.

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DSHA Auction* | $ 391,783 The DSHA community broke out their neon and attended the most gnarly, bodacious, and totally tubular party of the year — the DSHA Forever Plaid Auction — 80s edition! 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, specifically supporting need-based scholarships. By raising a paddle, guests gave more than $216,545 to scholarships alone.

Scan this QR code to view the 2022 Stop-the-Auction scholarship video.

Specified Gifts | $ 281,815 Occasionally, donors wish to apply their gifts to a specific area of the overall DSHA experience, supporting a specific academic department, fine arts, athletics, or co-curriculars. These gifts support DSHA in developing the whole person in its students.

Scholarship | $ 128,542 Scholarships at DSHA benefit all girls, allowing for an outstanding all-girls, Catholic education with the strongest student body possible. This includes a financial and mission-based commitment to a diverse group of women with different gifts, perspectives, and life experiences. 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. Ninety-five percent of families who apply for financial aid receive some form of tuition assistance upon acceptance, and the average need-based award is $6,400.

Dash-A-Thon* | $ 101,041 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. The theme was Dasher Zoo. Most importantly, the event gives students an opportunity to fundraise for and 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. Students set a new giving record in 2021-22 — $101,041!

Parent Athletic Association Dasher Golf Outing & Dinner* | $61,840 Parents and friends of DSHA have a PAR-TEE at the PAA Golf Outing, 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 2021 2022 Donors

Thousands of you give generously to DSHA — and this year, gifts added up to more than $2 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, each of you help 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 21-22 fiscal year (between July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022).

Angels ($50,000+) Craigh and Diane Cepukenas The Robert and Marie Hansen Foundation Judith Keyes, DS '58 Judith A. Keyes Family Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation John and Patricia Konkel Andrew and Christine Lampereur Donald and Mary Jo Layden Chris McDermott, DSHA '76, and John McDermott Dr. Mary L. Sanfelippo, M.D., HA '62 Estate of Richard Streff William and Meagan Wigchers

Saints ($20,000+) 2 Anonymous Donors William A. and Mary Bonfield, Jr. Scholarship Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Estate of Janice Dietz, DS '54 Catherine M. Duffy Faith In Our Future Trust Steven and Kathleen Hartzheim Edward and Bridie Mooney Tricia Ognar Mary Susan Prescott, DSHA '76 Prescott Medical Communications Group Price Foundation Charitable Trust Bruce and Judith Price, DSHA '71 Estate of Julius J. Riedl Mark and Mary Ruge Gerald and Michelle Schwarz Sisters of the Divine Savior David and Maureen Tarantino

Disciples ($10,000+) 2 Anonymous Donors David and Ann Beste Douglas and Barbara Braun Timothy and Sharlene Byrne Liam and Susan Callanan James and Kathleen Caragher The Catholic Community Foundation Marilyn Cloutier, DS '62 Patrick and Bridget Coffey

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Eric and Marikris Coryell, DSHA '84 Joseph and Karen Dalum Tom and Maripat Dalum, HA '59 Andrew and Nicole DeGuire Amy Dalum Downing, DSHA '86 Donald and Nora Dreske Robert and Toni Gorske, HA '50 Jeremiah and Dolly Hegarty Patrick and Kerry Hodan, DSHA '82 Michael and Kathleen Hodan Jeffrey and Mary Johnson Jason and Carrie Kelroy Michael Teich and Margaret Kelsey Jon and Nora Langenfeld Geoffrey and Katite Mackey Michael McCrea and Ann Marie Uselmann Daniel Naumann and Eileen Brennan David Daily and Megan O'Neill Daily Daniel and Nicole Renouard Raphael and Beth Shemanski Judie Dalum Taylor, DSHA '87 Zilber LTD

Stewards ($5,000+) Anonymous A. O. Smith Corporation Thomas Bannon Michael Geier and Kristin Branch, DSHA '92 Robert and Heather Brandt Judith Bultman, DS '57 James and Mary Connelly Matthew and Meghan Dean, DSHA '94 James and M. Sharon deGuzman Daniel and Wendy Dulak Elizabeth A. Kudija Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Robert and Deenie Feerick, HA '62 Kathryn Finerty Shane and Michelle Frazier Gardner and Karen Friedlander Gardner Friedlander Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Linda Gillet, DS '69 Brandon Rebholz and Megan Gleeson Jeffrey and Julie Gundersen Christopher and Tricia Harris Donald and Julie Heeg

John and Norma Herbers John A. and Norma J. Herbers Fund within the Catholic Community Foundation Scott and Haley Hill Husch Blackwell, LLP James and Maureen Kanter Brian and Suzanne Lanser, DSHA '74 Lutz Family Charitable Trust Timothy McCollow Journalism Foundation/Thomas and Yvonne McCollow Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Carolyn Megal Bebe and Bob O'Toole Foundation Robert and Ruth O'Toole, HA '67 Joseph and Katie Pickart, DSHA '84 Robert W. Baird & Co, Inc. Christopher and Renee Rooney Mason and Julie Ross Michael Ryan and Mary Burke Ryan Aileen Ryan Scholarship Trust James and Karen Schlater, DSHA '79 John and Rebekka Schneider Thomas and Carolyn Schoenauer Pat Schwarz Tim and Juliette Soczka James and Maureen Stern Doris Stilwell, DS '58 Michael Murphy and Theresa Tuttle Steven and Sarah Urban Haley Van Demark Bob and Brenda VanHimbergen Thomas and Lynne VanHimbergen VanHimbergen Family Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation W. Kent and Marcia Velde WaterStone Bank SSB Waukesha County Community Foundation WEC Energy John and Kathleen Wimmer

Guardians ($3,500+) Susan Cannon, DSHA '72 Julie Cook Steve and Amy Culbert, DSHA '87 Robert† and Ann Eisenbrown Christopher and Meghan Fetherston, DSHA '95

Jack Littrell and Kathlyn Fletcher Matthew and Tracey Fricker Shawn and Erica Hammernik Michael Henke Mark and Janet Hogan Jeffrey and Andrea Kleczka Park Jones and Tamara Maier-Jones Marcus Hotels & Resorts Patrick and Sarah Masterson Thomas and Patricia Packee, DS '61 Daniel and Margaret Paruzynski Patrick and Beatrice Haggerty Foundation Daniel and Amanda Quesnell David Organ and Mary Schmidt Organ, DSHA '85 Christopher and Ann Swain Timothy Teske Sheila Turner James and Jennifer Walker Estate of Anna Werschnak, HA '43

Shepherds ($1,000+) 9 Anonymous Donors American Transmission Company Nancy Armour, DSHA '87 Qasim Khan and Kim Anderson Khan Joel and Nancy Schmid Andryc, DSHA '75 Babboni Photography Mary Bachman McCann, DS '56 Daniel and Ann Baker Quin Barrett and Doris Hein Barrett, HA '54 Michael and Ellen Bartel Amy Bauernschmidt, DSHA '89 Thomas Beamish and Maurita Houren Karen and Timothy Bleach James and Mary Boldt Andrew F. Boldt Memorial Scholarship Fund within the Catholic Community Foundation James and Margaret Boyle, DSHA '76 Jeffry and Patricia Brigman Chris Briscoe Robert Sullivan and Doris Brosnan Sullivan 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 James and Maribeth Buggs Brian and Ellen Buggy, HA '69 Robert and Christine Bukowski Catherine Burbach, HA '57 William and Deborah Campbell Mary Cannon, HA '63 Bill and Gretchen Caraher, DSHA '93 Harlen Carraher CG Schmidt Construction Ryan and Theresa Chimenti, DSHA '95 David and Mary Ann Chycinski, HA '60 Mark and Laurie Clemence Kevin and Kathy Coakley KBC and KEC Coakley Charitable Gift Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Brendan Connolly M. Scott and Sara Connor Rodney and Joanne Crevoiserat Andy and Stephanie Czosnek Thomas and Amy Damon Jerry and Margaret David David Davis, Jr. Mary Lee Dedinsky Tom and Mary Jo Dempsey, HA '68 Timothy and Mary Dondlinger, DSHA '85 Elizabeth Elser Doolittle Charitable Trust No. ACE II William and Daphne Duffy Patrick and Mary Duffy Robert and Terese Duffy, DSHA '78 Alex Dittrich and Cathleen Ebacher John and Elissa Elser J. Michael and Joan End Mark and Heather Erlandson Michael and Paula Ertz Paul and Susan Evans, DS '69 Patrick and Suzanne Falvey, DSHA '84 Jeff and Lisa Featherstone Laurence and Elizabeth Fehring, DSHA '76 Daniel and Christine Finerty John and Karen Finerty Robert and Clare Fish Brian and Peggy Flannery Leander and Mary Diane Foley, HA '67 Foley, Maldonado & O'Toole R. Mark and Deborah Frederick, DSHA '79 Rachel and Brandon Fredricks Paschal and Anne Frigo Peter Kies and Molly Gallagher, DSHA '86 Mark Thomas and Cristy Garcia-Thomas Daniel and Jean Gaumond Thomas and Mary Genske, DSHA '82 Michael and Maureen Goetz, DSHA '96 Christopher and Amy Goller Michael and Mimi Goller Peter and Judith Goodman Daniel and Robin Gorman Stephen and Bernadine Graff Bernadine and Stephen Graff Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Sally A. Gramling, DSHA '79 Norbert and Teresa Grzechowiak Bridget Martin Hackbart, DSHA '08 David and Mary Hahn, HA '64 Jane Harris, DSHA '74 Brian and Claire Hartley Kenneth and Kelly Hemauer Brian and Jackie Hendricks

Thomas and Mary Holton John and Ginny Horning John and Paula Horning Eugenia Hoy, HA '46 Terence and Holly Hoy Monica and Jeff Hughes José Hurtado Perez and Maria-Christina Thiele Stefan and Rachel Idso, DSHA '02 iHeart Media Keith and Kris Jamieson Jerome Janzer Nancy Jensen Matthew and Elizabeth Johnson Timothy Cox and Norah Jones, DSHA '94 Patricia Julien, HA '51 Peggy Kaupp Lawrence and Jane Kean James Kearney Michael and Roberta Keelan, HA '55 Joseph and Jane Kerschner Daniel and Jamie Keyes James E. & John A. Keyes Family Foundation, Inc. J. Patrick and Christine Keyes Mary Keyes 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 Joan Kreul, DS '64 John and Mary Ellen Krueger Thomas and Jane Lacy Catherine Smith La Fond, HA '59 Maureen Lager, DS '70 Albert and Kelly Lagore Peter Langhoff Edward and Katherine Scoptur Lawton, DSHA '04 Kevin and Kathryn Lenci Eric and Angela Lenzen, DSHA '98 Mark and Anna Lewandowski Aaron and Krista Lipski Catherine Lucas, HA '63 Anne Lucke, DSHA '83 David and Carrie Lucke Paul† and Joan Lucke, HA '51 Donald Devona and Joan Maas, HA '59 Thomas and Judith Mackenzie, HA '70 Thomas and Judith (Mackal) Mackenzie Charitable Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Lauren Maddox, DSHA '82 Mark and Casandra Mahoney Joseph and Virginia Mallof Virginia and Joseph Mallof Family Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Thomas and Mary Jo Mance Marquette University Tim and Noel Marsho Cheryl Ann Martin, DS '64 Elizabeth Massie Francis and Rose Mary Matusinec, HA '50 Vincent and Susan McBride Matthew and Amy McBurney Patrick and Beth McWey, HA '67 John and Katie Mehan Charles and Kathleen Mellowes Jon and Lisa Metz Michael and Susan Miller Sophie Mills, DSHA '01

Adrian and Heidi Miranda Mark and Maryellen Miskimen Molded Rubber & Plastic Corporation Gerry and Kathy Monday, DS '61 P. Jackson and Heather Moran Mansfield Mulcahy Shaw Water, Inc Jennifer Nebbia Anne Niebler, DSHA '92 John and Jane Niebler Timothy and Julie Nolan North Shore Bank Raymond and Susan O'Connor Arike Ogunbowale, DSHA '15 Marc and Michelle O'Hair Aaron and Shaun Olejniczak Kathleen Olen, HA '57, and Douglas Olen Teresa Olle, DSHA '87 and John Comerford Mark and Kristine O'Meara Jonathan and Melissa Packee James and Johnna Papin Lillian Pegg, DS '52 Greg and Laura Pfaff Joseph and Jane Pfaff, DSHA '89 Dennis Pfeil Arthur and Denise Phillips Mark and Tiara Pienkos Thomas and Lisa Pienkos Pieper Properties Glen and Jennifer Pollock Mario and Margaret Powell Prasser-Kleczka Funeral Homes Mary Pratt, HA '53 Christopher and Sarah Quesnell Timothy and Ann Reardon, DSHA '81 Matthew and Julie Rehmann Michael and Laura Reilly Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren s.c.

John and Mary Riley, HA '63 Rob and Lisa Robbins Daniel and Nicole Roskopf Bernice Rossini, HA '56 Jeff and Katie Ruidl Bob and Katherine Ryan, DSHA '94 Ryczek Memorial Trust John and Andrea Sanidas Jay and Patricia Schauer Steven and Cynthia Scheuing Gregory Daniels and Jennifer Schmidt, DSHA '83 Judith Schmidt Dr. Karl and Margaret Schmitt, Daughters Genevieve Jones, DSHA '89, and Pamela Schmitt, DSHA '91 Henry† and Karen Schneider Donald and Katherine Schwerin, HA '64 Christina Scoptur, HA '70 Donald Braun and Peggy Seegers-Braun William and Cynthia Seemann Johnny and Julie Sgrignuoli, DSHA '86 Brendan and Molly Shea Patrick and Bridget Sheahan Shorewest Realtors David and Angela Simon Chelsey Simuncak Eugene and Jean Sinclair, HA '54 John Miota and Joan Skimmons Joel and Megan Smukowski Margaret Sohm Jonathan and Kristin Sohn Ruth Springob, HA '52 John and Peggy Stanchfield, HA '60 Peter and Erin Stanek, DSHA '04 Frank and Terrie Stangl

John and Yvette Steger James and Karen Stracka, DS '56 Edward and Amy Strother Jim Strother Matthew and Bridget Sullivan John and Barbara Sweeney, DSHA '79 Thomas Sweeney Systec Ltd. of Wisconsin Richard and Joyce Talsky Joe and Jenifer Tate William and Maria Tess, HA '68 Michael and Susan Thelen Mary Alice Tierney Dunn, HA '68 Joseph and Kay Tierney Janet Horan Treacy University of St. Thomas Allan Vander Grinten Vernal Management Consultants, LLC Benjamin DeBruin and Gina VossellerDeBruin, DSHA '97 Kent Wayson Daryl and Candace Wendlick Gregory and Lisa Wesley Nicholas and Tierney Wied Rick and Victoria Wintersberger Shawn and Erin Wurtzbacher Thomas and Sally Zale Jodi Zilinski, DSHA '98

Red and Gold Club ($500+) 4 Anonymous Donors David and Amy Abplanalp, DSHA '77 Janet Agnello Thomas and Carol Alberg Sam and Jacqueline Albiero Dillon and Molly Ambrose F. Thomas Ament Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Ted and Renee Barthel Margaret Bau, DSHA '83 Tom and Katherine Benson, DSHA '95 Peter and Elizabeth Benz, DSHA '98 William and Julie Beres David and Katie Bergeron, DSHA '98 Andrea Bonk, DSHA '00 BPI Color Joel and Audra Brennan Jerome and Mary Brien, DS '55 David and Emily Brown Wayne Brzezinski Kevin Buckner Mark and Meghan Caballero, DSHA '10 John and Linda Callen James and Jane Carrig Janice Casper, DS '66 John and Jane Casper Matthew and Christine Cesarz Greeta Cherayil, DSHA '77 Mary Clemency, DSHA '72 Timothy and Jane Connell Duc and Colleen Correa Ray Daly Anne DeHaven, DSHA '95 Design Vision Optical Mary Pat DeSwarte, DS '57 Divine Savior Holy Angels HS Thomas and Leslie Doerr Brian and Kathleen Dorrington, DSHA '98 Joseph and Nyama Doyle, DSHA '01 Kurt and Bonnie Drezek James and Suzanne Dwyer, HA '60 Paul and Paula Eberle Kathleen End, DSHA '96 Eppstein Uhen Architects Matthew and Deborah Falk

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James and Mary Denise Farrar, DSHA '88 Carol Farrell, DS '56 Matthew and Maria Feeney, DSHA '01 Michael and Terry Fetherston John and Carole Fox Michael and Stacy Gauthier Geoffrey Keeling and Mary Eileen Geary, DSHA '71 Shirley Gerrits, HA '56 Rodney and Megan Gonzales Edward and Callista Grebe, HA '50 Jack and Mary Green, DS '65 Steven and Kathleen Hall Samuel Halpern and Emma Gillette Daniel and Megan Hambrook Neil Hamilton Ron and Dawn Hathaway Mark and Elizabeth Hattas, DSHA '91 Heartland Financial USA, Inc. Richard and Mary Hilger Darla Hium Jeanne Hoff, HA '46 Holton Brothers, Inc. John and Tamara Hoy, DSHA '76 Joshua and Jessica Hunt Patrick and Stephanie Hutchinson Francis and Judith Jacoby Jason and Maureen Jens Michael and Barbara Johnson Gerald Jones Todd and Margaret Jordan, DSHA '73 James and Angela Kachelski Michael and Debbie Kaerek Bernard and Christine Kampe, HA '68 Joseph Kane Raejean Kanter Julie Karasek, DSHA '90 John and Maureen Keyes, HA '56 Kenneth and Kathleen Klein, DSHA '76 Joseph and Kimberly Koenig, DSHA '85 Kevin and Jane Konieczka, DSHA '04 Michael Lamb and Ellen Kresse Lamb, DSHA '82 James and Janet Kuehn Maria Kueng John Kurowski Barbara Kutchera, DS '58 Donald and Cabrini LaBrie Mary Pauly Lacy Foundation, Inc. Mary Lacy James Lang Paul Lang Andrew and Jessica Lelinski Alice Lewis Jessica Liban Matthew and Jennifer Lichucki Brad and Laura Lois Quinten and Molly Loucks Scott and Colleen Lowry, DS '55 Marshall and Jennifer Macomber, DSHA '89 Paul and Molly Manning Michael and Amanda Marsala Lucy Martin Patrick Mattern and Patricia Leong Mattern Joe and Kathleen Mazelin John and Linda Mellowes Steven Menden Joyce Meyer, DSHA '89 Kathleen Meyer, DSHA '80 Milwaukee Fire Department Mary and Mike Munroe Patrick and Kathleen Murphy

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Thomas Butler and Erin Murray Butler, DSHA '86 Brandon and Jennifer Nelson Timothy and Susanne Nettesheim Scott and Stephanie Niederjohn Richie and Meredith Niemer, DSHA '05 Robert and Kathleen Noel, DS '59 Robert and Kay Nolan Mark and Angela Nordness Notre Dame School of Milwaukee Gabriela Nuñez, DSHA '10 Michael and Monica O'Brien Tim and Bridget O'Brien Thomas and Maura O'Connor Elizabeth Olle, DSHA '91 George and Connie Organ Roy and Mari Osmon, HA '63 Garrett and Meaghan Pasternak, DSHA '05 Jason and Kathryn Pawlowski Geraldine Pehowski, HA '45 Jason and Susan Pelz, DSHA '89 Kenneth and Elizabeth Petschel, DS '66 Dennis and Mary Pat† Pfeil, DS '65 Joan Phillips, HA '46 Donald and Angela Pienkos, DS '58 Carol Pilliod, HA '68 Robert and Anne Pillion, DSHA '84 Nicholas and Christina Pipitone, DSHA '81 Daniel and Jill Pitterle, DSHA '72 Philip Plautz Paul and Colleen Poblocki Stephen and Rebecca Porter David and Christine Power Joel and Caran Quadracci Matt and Pauline Quest Michael and Jane Reardon, DSHA '89 Megan Reardon, DSHA '09 Natalie Rifelj Gary and Laura Ruesch Thomas Russell Stephen and Elizabeth Ryan, DSHA '04 Eugene and Anne Saragnese Matthew and Elizabeth Sauer, DSHA '84 William and Karen Schlise Theodore and Molly Schmidt, DSHA '88 Thomas Schoenauer and Rebecca Striet Harold and Eleanor Schroeder, HA '53 Andi Sciacca, DSHA '89 Gregory Sacho and Christine Secorsky, HA '70 Allen and Karen Shanahan David and Sara Sinense, DSHA '86 Andrew and Gretchen Skrobis Matthew and Mary Caye Smith, DSHA '81 George Smullen Robert and Mary Sowinski St. Camillus James and Lois Stanek, HA '50 James and Heidi Steeno Barbara Steinmetz Paul and Judy Stiyer Gavin and Debra Taylor Kimberly Teske Raj and Cynthia Thota Joseph and Julie Vanderhoef Colomba Vosseller Timothy and Susan Waldoch Wendy Wallace

Paul and Kelly Watzka, DSHA '87 James and Valerie Wawrzyn Christopher and Sarah White The Windhover Foundation Mary Wunderlich, HA '64 Jenna Wurtzbacher Roxanne Wurtzbacher Jose and Stephanie Yamat James Cramton and Cat Yee Cramton Geoffrey and Marie Zeidler

Dasher Club ($250+) 4 Anonymous Donors Daryl and Camille Adel William Bonifas and Lori Albright Bonifas Jose Martinez-Reyez and Susan Alvarado-Lopez Alverno College Henrik and Denise Ancher-Jensen Bruce and Julie Anthony, DSHA '84 Juan and Amy Banda Douglas and Amy Basile Beer Capitol Distributing, LLC Peter and Mary Beitzel Brian and Jill Belardi Joseph Schlidt and Kathryn Berghammer Schlidt, DSHA '84 Bernard and Georgia Berther, DS '64 Doug and Erin Bigalke, DSHA '96 Eric Hohenwalter and Jennifer Blahnik David and Lisa Blair Patricia Blake, HA '55 Anne Blom, DS '67 Steve and Gina Boettcher Bill and Barbie Bradford Richard and Mardi Bridich Thomas Brown Mo and Tom Buettner Burghardt Sporting Goods Jerome Buting and Kathleen Stilling Scott and Kathryn Campbell Margaret Carlson, DSHA '73 Kelly Carpenter, DSHA '04 Denise Carroll, DSHA '72 James and Marilyn Casper, DS '64 Blase and Judith Catanese, DS '59 Karen Cedzo, DS '69 Timothy Chapp and Jennifer Roettgers Chapp, DSHA '04 The Chemical Company Elizabeth Chodaczek, DSHA '05 Daniel and Paige Conley Monique Conley, DSHA '98 Michael Anich and Mary Cook, DSHA '90 Karen Cox, DS '60 S. Grace Mary Croft, SDS, DS '56 Jon and Anne Cyganiak Mark and Halligan Czarnecki, DSHA '91 Edward and Kathleen Dahm, DSHA '90 Patrick Dawson and Michele Kramer Patricia deGuzman Emily Dempsey, DSHA '99 Paul and Jennifer Deslongchamps David and Marilyn Dondlinger James O'Rourke and Carol Dowling O'Rourke, DS '57 Paul and Jennifer Downs Andrew and Allison Doyle Steinhafel, DSHA '04 Draver Dental Patricia Driscoll, DS '61 DSHA Alumnae Association DSHA Parent Fine Arts Association

Thomas and Eileen Duffey, DSHA '75 Ann Duffy, DSHA '10 Daniel and Lois Duffy John and Margaret Dunn Margot Dunn Edmund and Ann Duthie Elizabeth End, DSHA '98 Bernard and Mary Enright Dan and Bonnie Erschen Edwin and Sheila Fabiszak Frank and Mary Clare Falsetti, DSHA '74 Thomas and Julie Felser Michael and Pamela Fenlon Peter Fettig Wendy Fitch Ethel Bielefeld Fletcher, DS '58 James and Jacquie Fossett Phillip and Pamela Foti Timothy and Susan Frautschi, DS '67 Paul and Lisa French, DSHA '84 M. Janet Frey, HA '64 Steven and Kay Fronk John and Joanne Fulcher Anne Gallagher, DSHA '99 Robert and Dawn Gardner Alex and Kayla Gilgenbach Rory and Judith Gillespie Anthony and Sara Glaszcz Thomas and Jodi Glunz Kevin and Amanda Graff, DSHA '95 Terry and Patricia Graves Laura Grenfell, DSHA '01 John and Annette Groth, DSHA '75 Clement and Emily Grum Michael and Erin Gunniscioi, DSHA '03 Mary Anne Haeckel, DS '54 James and Sara Harwood, DSHA '87 Daniel and Brooke Hemsworth Swen and Jenifer Hilander Molly Hogan, DSHA '02 Mark and Carolyn Hohenwalter Arthur and Carol Hokanson James and Laura Hokanson, DSHA '03 William Wondrachek and Krislyn Holaday-Wondrachek Daniel and Nancy Holzhauer Holzhauer, Hewett & Barta, S.C. Nicholas and Emily Horsfield, DSHA '97 Francis and Patricia Hughes Mathew and Angela Hutchinson Dustin Warner and Erika Hutz, DSHA '04 Edward and Brigitte Hyler Richerson Anna Jacobi, HA '44 Jo Ann Jacobi, HA '70 Todd and Erin Jex Laura Johnson John and Sharon Johnson Kathleen Jungbluth, HA '48 Patrick and Maddalena Kass Phil and Bree Kastenholz Joshua and Elizabeth Kayzar Molly Kean, DSHA '02 Patrick and Kathleen Kearney, DS '58 Charles and Dolores Kendall Greg and Meg Kevane, DSHA '97 Donald and Maureen Kind, DS '62 Gregory and Mary Kindberg Patrick and Rachel Kirsenlohr Donna Kleczka Dean and Mary Klinger Barbara Koester, DS '58 Bill and Jennifer Kouvoukliotis, DSHA '91 Beth Marie Kurtz, DSHA '92

Richard and Julie Landy, DSHA '79 John and Deborah Lauber Abigail Laughlin, DSHA '22 Christopher and Colleen Leffler Leff's Lucky Town Cindy Leinfelder Lisa Lesjak Martin Lewald Peter and Maryann Lewna Nicholas and Jennifer Lieb, DSHA '97 Mark and Amy Lodes A. Robert and Lois Ludwig, DS '58 Michael and Jill Lund Jeffrey and Elizabeth Mark Randolph Mark Roger and Rebecca Markwald Paul and Colleen Mayer, DS '70 Kelley McCaskill Marty and Jennifer McLaughlin Paul and Jennifer Megal Paul and Maureen Mikna, DSHA '86 Thomas and Kathleen Miller Thomas and Elizabeth Montgomery Beverly Moran Kevin and Katherine Moss Aubrey Murtha, DSHA '13 Frederick and Mary Ellen Muth, DS '57 Nail Bar Milwaukee Anne Naumann, DSHA '22 Michele Nawotka, DSHA '88 David and Karen Neville Daniel and Kristine Nigro Fr. Patric Nikolas, SDS Brad and Colleen Niswonger Helen Noll, HA '51 David and Kristine Nonn Geraldine Noonan, HA '51 Kelly O'Boyle, DSHA '06 Carla La Valle Olle, HA '60, and Thomas Olle

John and Jacqueline† O'Malley, DS '69 Joseph Owen Andrew and Christina Packard Joseph and Jennifer Packee Kristen Pankow, DSHA '07 Edward and Pamela Paz Anthony and Andrea Petrie Frank and Judith Probst Cory and Danielle Rabe, DSHA '08 Cory and Caitlin Ratkowski, DSHA '02 Charles and Carol Rebek, DS '56 Elizabeth Reuteman, DSHA '08 Mark and Paula Rhyner Robert and Nellie Richthammer, DSHA '93 Sarah Rieger, DSHA '10 Stephanie Rinke Ron and Linda Ripley Dario and Susie Romero Gervase and Beverly Rose Thomas and Christine Rudek Stephen and Karen Ruys Gail Sahagún Kenneth and Mary Ann Sanders James L. and Margaret Mathews Sankovitz, HA '51 Leonard and Ruth Schacht, HA '53 Eugene Schramka Peter and Lisa Schraufnagel Leonard and Joanne Schroth, HA '59 Ira and Carmilla Scott, HA '60 Douglas and Stacy Scott Secure Fire and Safety Sharlene Byrne Graphic Design Thomas and Jeanne Simon Terry and Jane Skalmoski, DSHA '84 John and Maureen Small Steve Harrington and Wen-Tyan Soo, DSHA '93 Steelsmyth

Victoria Steffen Stephen and M. Patricia Steiner Chad and Alyson Stepke Mary Ann Stiglitz, HA '64 Jeff and Maureen Stowell Christopher and Erin Strohbehn, DSHA '98 Carolyn Stuard, DSHA '98 Veronica Sustar, HA '60 Daniel and Sarah Sweeney Walter and Kelly Swietlik Barbara Swietlik, HA '53 Eric and Gianna Szatmary Stuart and Kim Tallmadge, DSHA '86 David and Amy Tamburrino Carmen and Kathleen Terlizzi John and Mary Thomas, DSHA '85 Elizabeth Thompson, DSHA '01 Daniel and Monica Tighe, DSHA '77 Mary Tlachac, DS '57 James Frasher and Xuan Tran Kerry and Heather Trotter Gregory and Cynthia Uhen Jerry Vang Brian and Claudia Visser David and Dawn Wagner Donald and Marilyn Wagner, DS '59 Phillip and Natalie Walesa James and Antoinette Waltenberger Kathleen Potts Weaver, DS '67 Ann Weber, DS '52 Brian Frain and Annemarie Weiss, DSHA '03 Gwen Weithaus Kira Welcenbach, DSHA '14 Rita Wermers, DSHA '93 Matthew and Jennifer Weston Denyce Wicht, DSHA '90 Richard and Barbara Wiederhold David and Barbara Wilson, DS '65 Robert and Colleen Wissing, DSHA '84

Roger and Mary Wolverton, DS '66 Tim Yarbrough Joan Zimmer, HA '64 Thomas Zukowski

Spirit Club (up to $250) 20 Anonymous Donors Joan Thon Abbott, DS '67 Geoffrey and Pamela Abbott, DS '67 Sharon Abrahamson Herman Acevedo Orlando and Juliet Acevedo La'Ronda Agee Zecilia Alamillo Mark and Elizabeth Alberg, DSHA '87 Anna Alexander, DSHA '11 Bob Allen Susan Allen Dawn Amann Amazon Smile Kate Ambrose, DSHA '25 Peter and Deanna Ament Mary Elizabeth Anderl, HA '63 Donald and Barbara Anderson, HA '49 Mary and Christopher Anderson Sofia Anderson, DSHA '23 Craig and Maura Andrews Janelle Arcila Andrea Arciszewski Chrisopher Argo Charles and Marilyn Armstrong, DS '57 Bruce G. and Laurie A. Arnold Richard and Carolyn Arzenhofer Richard and Rita Auelmann, HA '51 Daniel and Mary Aussem, DSHA '90 Terry and Suzanne Aveni Coleen Ayudan Andrew and Betty Jo Azpell, HA '58 John and Constance Bach, HA '56

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Belkys Badillo Elizabeth Baehmann Frank and Barbara Baer, DS '59 Dennis and Susan Baglien Jeff and Sarah Bahr Roger and Linda Bailey Jeffrey Hachlowski and Diane Baker, DSHA '77 Elizabeth Baker, DSHA '13 Gordon Baker Julie Baker, DSHA '76 Mary Catherine Baker, DSHA '14 William and Eleanor Baldus, HA '51 Ned and Jane Baldus, HA '65 Joan and John Balistreri Glen and Diana Barkow Cedric Lemoyne and Gina Barrington Markus Barrington Tom Barrington Bridget Barry, DSHA '23 James and Nora Barry Patrice Bartelme, HA '65 Janet Bashirian, HA '69 Kathleen Bautch Jennie Baxter Keith and Tanya Baynes J. Paul Keenan and Pamela Beam Keenan, HA '60 Jeffrey and Susan Becherer Marybeth Becherer, DSHA '72 Deborah Becker Marc and Mary Becker Sandra Beggs Patricia Behrens, DSHA '73 Conrad and Terese Bekkum, DS '70 Steven and Jessica Bellows, DSHA '90 Morgan Bender, DSHA '13 Margaret Benjamin Charlie Berens Elizabeth Beres DiCosmo, DSHA '06 Gerald and Jo Ann Bergeson, DS '62 David Procknow and Jaye Berghauer, DSHA '72

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Hannah Berman Hamilton, DSHA '04 Paul and Barbara Berthold Jeffrey Speech and Kim Marie Bertnick-Speech, DSHA '85 Inta Berzins Simon Pierre Biagui and Francoise Biagui Janice Biel Jerome and Mary Ann Bink, DS '52 Sue Binter Sarah Becherer Birmingham, DSHA '95 Jean Bishop, HA '50 Benjamin and Tamara Bishop Jennifer Bisswurm Brad and Anne Bistan Bria Bistan, DSHA '24 Elizabeth Bistan Jaime and Matthew Bistan Rebecca Biwer, DSHA '16 Maggie Blaha Jen Blakeley Eric and Katherine Blaufuss Cynthia Blaze Michael and Christine Blonski Thomas Boffeli Pat Bolin Timothy and Susan Boltacz, DSHA '73 Thomas and Victoria Bonesho, DS '69 Patricia Bongiorno Gerard and Judith Bonin, DSHA '71 Thomas and Judy Bonk, DS '62 Amy Boone Roberta Boruta, DSHA '73 Gayle Herber Bosch†, DS '52 S. Margaret Bosch, SDS J. Thomas and Mary Pat Boston, DSHA '76 Mary Boucher, DSHA '73 Bradley Bland and Eileen Boyce, DSHA '98 Colleen Boyle, DSHA '06 Dennis and Joann Boyle Lawrence and Margaret Boynton

George and Mary Lou Braasch, DS '56 Barbara Croft Braatz, DS '61 Robert and Karen Bradd Mara Brady, DSHA '01 Michael and Donna Brady Eunice Brandstatter, HA '52 Michael and Margaret Brauer, DSHA '80 Suzanne Brault, HA '51 Steven and Mary Jo Braunschweiger, DSHA '80 Nancy Breckenfelder, HA '60 Joseph and Linda Bremner, DS '67 John and Judith Brennan Katie Brennan, DSHA '98 Jitka Bresky Michael and Karen Bressanelli Joseph and JoyAnn Brezovar Megan Brienza, DSHA '22 Charles and Amy Brimmer, DSHA '96 Jennifer Brooks Jerry and Sherry Brooks Buzz and Audrey Brosnan Patrick and Angelique Brousseau, DSHA '95 William and Melissa Brousseau, DSHA '88 David Brower Chalise Brown Kathryn Brown Laura Dries, DSHA '00 Mary Clare Bruce, HA '69 Emma Bruckman, DSHA '24 John and Judy Brunner Alice Fuhrmann Brusky Andrew and Laura Brusky Brian and Kathryn Brzezinski Thomas Malaby and Jill Budny Clement and Joyce Budny Robert and Kathleen Buettner, HA '56 Kathryn Buggs, DSHA '12 Abigail Burg, DSHA '18 Ray and Jan Burg Kristine Burke

Sarah Burkhart, DSHA '99 Mary Burks Bettie Burks-Wagstaff Mary Jo Butler, DSHA '72 Kenneth Byrne Isabella Cafaro, DSHA '14 Charles and Joan Callanan Christa Callanan Honor Callanan, DSHA '21 Mary Callanan, DSHA '18 Edward and Patricia Calvey Camp Bow Wow Steve and Katherine Cantwell Tim and Katie Caprez William Rose and Patricia Carlson, DSHA '71 Kevin and Kathleen Carnell, DSHA '97 Kay Carraher, DSHA '84 Catherine Carrig Jean Carron Robert and Colleen Carter Ronald and Christine Cash, HA '70 Jose Luis Castillo Virginia Catezone, HA '45 S. Karlyn Cauley, SDS, DS '61 Thomas and Margaret Cavanaugh, HA '69 Emma Cayen, DSHA '18 Emma Cepukenas, DSHA '19 Jose and Yvett Cervantez Anna Cesarz, DSHA '20 Madeline Cesarz, DSHA '21 Camilla Chaisorn, DSHA '24 Delara Chaoui Nancy Chapko Helen Chapman Rosa Chau Mark and Mary Cherwin Stefanie Cheske, DSHA '11 Michael and Sally Chier Raymond and Tiffany Chontos Chad and Kelsey Christensen, DSHA '04 Margaret Christman, HA '54

Christine Cianciolo, DSHA '73 David and Dana Cichy, DSHA '91 Michael and Judith Cichy Dean and Julie Cimpl Richard and Carol Cinclair, HA '60 Todd and Susan Clark Sarah Clarke, DSHA '17 Mark and Michelle Clausen, DSHA '91 Douglas and Sharon Clausen Robert Clemency Nora Clossey, DSHA '21 Rashad Cobb Hector Colon Pedro Colón and Betty Ulmer Janet and Mike Como Joe Bronson and Kathleen Connell, DSHA '83 Maureen Driscoll Connell, DS '58 Olivia Connell, DSHA '22 Brian and Martha Connelly Catherine Connelly Tom Connors Mike and Alyssa Conrardy James and Susan Conrardy Corner Bakery Michael and Lee Corning Cedric and Andrea Cornwall Payton Corr, DSHA '24 Arturo and Linda Correa Patty Correa Edward and Sarah Cosgrove, DSHA '92 Robert Helbig and Jackie Costa, DSHA '86 Donald and Christine Cotey John and Lisa Coury Christopher Cousineau Verne and Susan Cowles, HA '66 Suzanne Crain, HA '53 Donald and Bonita Crane Susana Crespo Sue Bareis and Margaret Croasdaile, DSHA '74 Margaret Croft, DS '64 Crumbl Cookies Aaron Cuarenta Miguel Franco and Maria Ana Cuarenta Benjamin Sampang and Josephine Liezl Cueto-Sampang, DSHA '97 Patrick Ritter and Kathleen Cullen Ritter, DSHA '05 Dolores Cunningham, HA '60 Amy Curti Gordon and Cecelia Cutler, DS '69 Frank and Donna Czajka John and Jill Czajkowski Jordan Czajkowski, DSHA '25 Christopher and Beth Czarnecki James and Paulette Czerwinski Jillian Czosnek, DSHA '23 Paul and Amy Daczko Austin and Ann Daily Madeline Daleiden, DSHA '18 Philip and Lori Dallman Barbara Blake Damm, HA '55 Valerie Danby, DS '69 David and Mary Jo Dandurand, DS '63 Robert and Susan Danforth, HA '65 Clare Danielson, DSHA '14 John and Rosemary Danielson, DSHA '76 Dori Davenport Elizabeth Davis, DSHA '12 Susan Davis Daniel and JoAnn Day, DSHA '80 Kirk and Katherine Deffke Thomas and Kathleen Deffke

Nicole deGuzman, DSHA '15 Mary Ellen DeHaven Douglas Dehler Natalie Del Ponte, DSHA '15 Jeffrey and Mary Delcore Douglas and Anna Dembowski Dan and Abby Demeter Chad Demmon and Laure Bories-Demmon Elodie Demmon, DSHA '14 David and Kathleen Denton Charles and Angela Desjarlais S. Janet Desmond, BVM, HA '57 Amanda Dettmann, DSHA '11 Steven and Carolyn Dettmann Robert and Dawn Devlin Amy DeWald Mario and Sara Di Benedetto, DSHA '08 Joanne Diaz Megan Dietrich, DSHA '14 Colin Dillon Discovery World Sophia Dittrich, DSHA '16 Richard Dlesk Mary Dluzak Karen Dobson Ann Dodds, HA '50 Sandra Dolister, DSHA '72 Jacqueline Dooge, DSHA '19 Arthur and Maureen Dorrington, HA '67 Terri Dorrington Judith Doyle 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 Stephen and Tracy Dudkiewicz Molly Duffy, DSHA '19 Joseph and Julie Dunn, DS '56 George and Regina Dunst, DS '69 Patrick and Alicia Dupies Cynthia Durkin Tracey Durst Cindy Duszynski Ann Dvorak Mary Easterday, DS '58 Mary Kate Eberle, DSHA '14 Thomas and Carrie Eck William and Mary Eckenrod Bill and Jeanne Eckert Patricia Edmisten, DS '57 and Joseph Edmisten Evelyn Eisenbrown, DSHA '25 Bonnie Elliott, DS '58 John and Jody Elliott Stuart and Cheryl Ellis Caitlin Elrod Elizabeth Enright, DSHA '15 Margaret Enright, DSHA '78 Michael and Susan Eoloff, DSHA '04 David Erickson Jake Thurner and Samantha Erschen Thurner, DSHA '05 Anne Ertz, DSHA '16 Margaret Ertz, DSHA '14 Cesar and Irma Esparza Hector Urbina and Carolina Espinoza Kaitlyn Estrada, DSHA '21 Deb Evans Chad and Shannon Evenson Sue Ewens, HA '54 James and Roberta Fackelman Debra Fahey

Laura Klug Fahey Jenelle Falvey, DSHA '16 Jennifer Farley Bill and Constance Farrow Jeffrey Chase and Bridget Fassett Jerry and Deidre Faust Michael and Maricela Feker Todd and Dawn Feldbruegge Haley Feldbruegge, DSHA '24 Neil and Laura Feldmann Jack Felser George Ferguson Jason and Lisa Fettig Mary Beth Fifield, DSHA '73 Joanne Filmanowicz Stephen and Raquel Filmanowicz Arthur and Ann Fink, HA '56 Richard and Barbara Finley, DS '65 Sarah Sterzinger Finley, DSHA '95 William and Corinne† Finn, HA '60 Susan Finn, DSHA '80 Kate Fischer Evonne Fisher Terrance and Lois Fisher, HA '54 Michael and Carole Flaig, HA '64 Jane Florance, DSHA '19 Shirley Flores, DSHA '11 Mary Fontanazza, HA '60 William and Joan Fontanazza Patrick Foran Nancy Foti Susan Fowell Michael and Amy Fox Mary Fox Angie Frain Christine Framstad Gene Morelli and Mary Frank, HA '69 Barry and Raquel Franzen David Frederick Rosalie Frey Joseph and Jennifer Fricker Steven and Kristen Frieseke Clare Frigo, DSHA '09 Joseph and Jeanne Fuchs Richard and Barbara Futter Molly Galvin Debbie Ganchan Mario and Susan Gasparri Maureen Gavahan Jill Bartelme Gebhard, DSHA '86 Daniel and Krista Gehringer Diana Geissler, HA '59 Thomas and Marland Gengler, HA '51 Jim and Karen George Glenn and Jennifer Gequillana, DSHA '89 Karie Gerke Gary Gerstner Lynne Gheen William and Mary Gilbert Lavelle and Miko Gill Aaron Perkovich and Dawn Gilles Mark and Jeanne Gilpin, DSHA '79 Carlo and Rebecca Giombi, DSHA '05 Kalon Glass Grace Glaszcz, DSHA '19 James Fischer and Eileen Gleeson Raymond Glowacki Robert and Christa Glowacki Ellen Glynn, DS '62 Carol Gobel, DS '58 Michael and Karen Goldammer, DSHA '88 Troy Schneiker and Michelle Gonzales Margaret Gonzales-Charles Miguel and MariaAnna Gonzalez Phyllis Goodwin, HA '50 Dick Gosser

Grady and Nicole Gosser A. Peter and Elizabeth Gottsacker Scott and Lorna Grade S. Mary Lee Grady, SDS, DS '58 Kiel and Rinetta Graham Gregory and Pamela Grambow Heather Grams, DSHA '97 Richard and Anita Grandpre, DS '67 Daniel and Holly Graves Milan and Gabriela Grbic Greater Green Bay Community Foundation, Inc. Harold and Mary Grechowiak Beth Green Colleen Gresk, DSHA '12 Carl and Kathleen Gresk, DSHA '74 Benjamin and Amy Grining, DSHA '94 John and Anne Grogan, DSHA '88 Emma Grogan, DSHA '18 Susan Grogan, DS '65 Steven and Diane Groh William and Mary Groh Kim Groshek Dennis and Bonnie Grossklaus, DS '62 Jennifer Groth, DSHA '00 John and Patty Grum Marie Clare Gunther Allison McBride, DSHA '05 Michael and Amy Haas, DSHA '77 Troy and Heidi Hagey, DSHA '98 Jennifer Hahn Julie Rice Hahn, DSHA '02 Kathryn Hahn Jane Hambrook Lauren Hambrook Ann Hammel, DSHA '22 Neve Hammel, DSHA '24 Mike and Bonnie Hammernik Michael and Susan Hamrin, HA '64 Bryan and Darlene Hanke, HA '60 Robert and Heidi Hanley Terrence and Fran Hansen, DS '62 James and Mary Ann Hanson Thomas Hendrikus and Laura Harms Rob and Sue Harms Anne Harrington, DSHA '67 Mary Hartman, HA '53 Joan Hartung Robert and Stacey Hartung Cheryl Harvey, HA '69 Kathleen Harvey Ronald and Maureen Hayes, DSHA '72 Phoebe Hayes, DSHA '22 Scott Stewart and Andrea Heaston-Stewart Emily Heck, DSHA '01 John Heiden Tim Heinrich Maya Held Erin Hemsworth, DSHA '25 Laurie Hendricks, DSHA '73 Mary Henke Thomas and Mary Hennelly Aaron Henry Dawn Henry Sarah Herbers, DSHA '17 Michael and Marguerite Herbst-Synowicz Fr. Jerome Herda Dennis and Heidi Herdeman James and Margaret Hermesdorf Jose and Reyna Hernandez Mark and Beth Herro Rodwell, DSHA '82 Joanne Lee Herzog-Collins, DS '57 Eric and Andrea Hess, DSHA '94

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Christy Hewitt Jean Hill Brian Hillus Carol Hincha Dave and Sharon Hinrichs Matthew and Kelly Hodges, DSHA '96 Kerry Hoey, DSHA '97 Randy McGrath Hoffmann Denis and Irene Hogan, DSHA '81 Reid Hogan-Yarbro William and Doris Holaday Laura Holmstrom Stephen Lee and Kathleen Homberg-Lee, DSHA '92 S. Virginia Honish, SDS, DS '55 Molly Honkamp, DSHA '09 Paul and Cynthia Honkamp Jana Horn Marguerite Horne, HA '47 Lynn Horton Benjamin and Ann Hruz Susan Huber William and Mary Patrice Hudson Julie Shiely Huebner, DSHA '08 Andrea Hughes, DSHA '13 Laura Hughes, DSHA '00 Andrew and Catherine Hunt, DSHA '04 Cecilia Huschitt, DSHA '23 Abigael Hutchinson, DSHA '15 Anna Hutchinson, DSHA '19 Emma Hutchinson, DSHA '17 Reinhold Hutz and Irene O'Shaughnessy Derrek and Sarah Hyde, DSHA '89 Daniel and Lisa Marie Idzikowski Jeremiah and Stacey Irvine, DSHA '98 Betty Jane Jadin, DS '62 Karen Jaeckels Kenneth and Janet Jaeger, HA '62 Jake's Steakhouse Judy Jakubczak Thomas and Kristin Jakubczak Dave Jalowiec Karen Janke Scott Jankowski

Edward and Barbara Janusiak Kathryn Janusz, DSHA '12 Rose Jashinsky, DS '56 Robert and Rebecca Jenkins Stephanie Jepsen, DSHA '98 Dawn Jermstad, DSHA '94 Joel and Connie Jerominski Taylor Jerominski JM Brennan, Inc. Robert and Christine Johannes, HA '70 Anna Johnson, DSHA '10 Jim and Betty Johnson Michael Johnson and Bridget Hegarty Johnson, DSHA '95 Christine Johnson Dede Johnson Jason and Angela Johnson Robert Johnson Ronnicia Johnson-Walker, DSHA '02 Cathleen Johnston, HA '56 S. Mary Johnstone, OP, DS '65 Ashley Jones, DSHA '23 Robert Jones Arthur and Jackie Josetti Nicholas and Sarah Jungels, DSHA '92 Daniel and Melisa Jungen Elizabeth Kabacinski Ken and Elizabeth Kabat Mary Kallenbach Michael and Mary Kalz Njoki Kamuiru, DSHA '03 Wambui Kamuiru, DSHA '01 Lynn Kane Susan Kane Sarah Kanter, DSHA '22 Cindy Karasek Michael and Katherine Karczewski, DSHA '80 Joanne Karolzak, DSHA '81 Elizabeth Kasdorf Jean Kaspari Laura Kasper Jim and Kathleen Kass, DSHA '87 David and Anne Kastenholz Andrew and Brenda Kasun

Mary Joy Kasun Grace Kaupp, DSHA '18 Allen and Carol Kazmierczak, DS '61 Martin Keely Nicholas and Mary Kees Virginia Kegel, HA '44 Kevin and Jeanne Kelley Nancy Kellner Donald and Cynthia Kempka, DSHA '74 Kendra Scott, LLC Lilli Kenfield, DSHA '18 Brian and Mary Lou Kennedy, DS '59 Mary Ann Kenney, HA '50 Theodore and Jennifer Kerschner James Kerwin Gaziuddin and Julie Khaja, HA '67 Ali and Shabnam Khan Lee and Mary Kidney Mackenzie Kilb, DSHA '07 Mike and Margaret Kinateder, DSHA '03 Elroy and Joan Kindberg Farley King, DSHA '04 Lisa Kirchberg, DSHA '71 Jason and Megan Kitowski, DSHA '96 Rebecca Kleefisch, DSHA '92 Beverly Klein, HA '44 Dennis and Barbara Klein Joseph Kloiber Glenn and Patricia Kloiber, HA '49 Kenneth and Caron Kloser Jeffrey and Georgene Kmiecik, DS '67 Pamela Knackert Christopher and Gail Kobach, DS '64 Kevin and Susan Koehn Arabelle Kohlmann, DSHA '25 Daniel and Stephanie Kohlmann Tyler and Katie Kohtala, DSHA '04 Garron and Elaine Kokai, HA '64 John and Rita Korrison Paul and Patrice Kosmoski, DSHA '72 Leah Kostos, DSHA '17 Vincent and Karen Kostos Debra Koszarek Steve and Kathryn Koutnik, DSHA '01

Joshua and Katherine Kowal, DSHA '95 Louise Lentzner Kraft, DS '57 Elizabeth Krahn, HA '62 Paul Krajewski Nicole Krawczyk, DSHA '98 Janet Krebs, DSHA '74 Lori Krell Natasha Krell Jacqueline Kress, DS '56 Donald and Kathryn Kresse Ronald and Dolores Kriefall, HA '60 Gary and Patricia Krolikowski Katherine Klopatek Krueger, HA '68 Mylene Krueger Sharon Kruger Jeffrey and Maria Kucharski, DSHA '91 Joseph and Patricia Kujawa Dirk Hudson and Sharon Kuker Hudson, HA '59 Margaret Kulbeck, HA '70 Bradley and Kari Kunath Tony Kunz Vicki Kunz, DSHA '83 Susan Kurek, DSHA '72 Phillip Kurth Kathleen Zajc Kurtz, HA '63 Kurt and Laura Kwiatkowski Mary Lou La Bissoniere, HA '44 Maryhope La Salle, DS '55 La Tulipe, LLC Dan Kidney and Ingrid Laforest, DSHA '98 Richard and Ericka Laforest Kathryn Lagore, DSHA '21 Meaghan Lagore, DSHA '16 Lakefront Brewery Matthew Lamke Mark and Jennifer Lancaster, DSHA '89 John and Robin Lane Bernadyne Langer Cindy Langhoff Helen Langhoff†, HA '49 Brad and Adrienne Large, DSHA '07

We give to DSHA because it provides an incredibly positive, supportive environment for our daughter to learn and grow during these very important high school years. We fully support DSHA’s mission to develop the whole person — mind, body, and spirit — as well as the school's dedication to helping all young women unlock their full potential in life.

—Megan and Dave Daily, parents of Mairin, DSHA ’25

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Nora Larscheid Andrew and Emily Larsen Anna Larsen, DSHA '24 Eleanor Larsen, DSHA '22 Kim Larsen James and Catherine Lathrop, HA '65 Raymond and Patricia Laub Ruth Laughlin Randall and Catherine Lawton, DS '65 Michael Kennedy and Anna Layden, DSHA '10 Jane Lazynski, DS '65 Shirin Lee, DSHA '81 Richard and Clarice Lehn Dora Leija Gabriela Leija Karen Leija Oscar Leija Ryan and Jamie Lemminger John and Susan Lentz, DSHA '73 Richard Lenzen Justine Leonard, HA '50 Mary Lesjak Calvin and Katherine Leszczynski, DSHA '10 Martin Lewald Yvonne-Marie Lewandowski David and Nora Lewis, HA '61 Mel and Karen Lewison, HA '69 Justin and Amanda Lewna Kyla Lewna, DSHA '24 Roman and Leigh Anne Lichon Life Navigators Todd and Kristin Lindblom Jane Lindemann Judith Lindman, HA '58 Anthony and Mary Linn Jamie Linski, DSHA '94 Joyce Hendrickson Lisheron, DS '52 Carl and Jane Littrell Austin Llanas, DSHA '12 Jack and Bethany Lo Presti Robert and Mary Lobos RuthAnn Lobos Bob and Cathleen Loehr Judith Lohmann, HA '59 Alice Loveless, HA '52 Erin Lovinus, DSHA '01 Lowlands Group Ludus, LLC Tyler Rivera and Nancy Luedke Rivera, DSHA '00 Eric Lundberg Christina Lundberg, DSHA '93 Miranda Lyles, DSHA '19 Mike and Mitzi MacKedon, HA '53 Caitlin Fentzlaff Macomber, DSHA '08 Madeline Mahoney, DSHA '23 Steve Mahoney Daniel and Trudy Malone Maureen Malone, DSHA '74 Justin and Kimberly Malvick, DSHA '94 Robert and Kelly Mangan, DSHA '95 George and Catherine Mangarelli Gregg and Kimberly Mangarelli Julia Mansfield, DSHA '24 Andrew and Marie Mansfield Robert and Christine Maranan Frank and Jean Marinelli Rachel Markwald Brian and Sarah Markwald, DSHA '91 Pat and Ann Marsho, HA '68 Nellie Martens Murphy C. Erik and Alexandra Martensson Jane Martin, DSHA '23 Charles and Terese Martin, DSHA '71 Tracy Martinez

Christy Martins, DSHA '99 Andrew and Anita Marx Madeleine Marx, DSHA '15 Thomas and Martha Marx James and Mary Jo Maslowski John and Kathleen Massie Victoria Holzbauer Massie, HA '63 Nancy Massnick Lon and Annie Masters Barbara Matovina Jason and Mary Matyas, DSHA '92 Lawrence and Regina Maurer Robert and Rita Maxwell Gerardo and Clara Mayorga Vicki Mazur Ray and Maureen Mazurek, DS '67 John and Carlotta McBain Sally McBride, HA '50 Chris McClure Mac and Britt McCollum, DSHA '04 Ann McConnell, HA '60 Ann McCormick Robert and Molly McCormick Ann McCrea Gary and Marlene McCrea Margherita McDevitt, DSHA '21 Michael and Phyllis McDevitt Michelle McDonald Maureen McElligott, DSHA '07 Gregory and Donna McElwee, DS '58 Mary McElwee, DSHA '86 Megan McFadden, DSHA '18 Patrick and Margaret McGarry, DSHA '05 Patrick and Laura McGartland Jennifer McGaver, DSHA '98 Joseph and Lauren McGaver Julie McGaver, DSHA '04 Andrew and Elizabeth McGown, DSHA '98 Thomas and Janice McGrath Rebecca Remsha McGraw, DSHA '03 Brigitta McGrorty Dennis and Sandra McGuire Richard and Mary Lou McGuire James and Catherine McHugh, DS '63 Thomas and Suzanne McKale, HA '63 Shannon McKeown Patricia McKinnon Barry and Laura McLaughlin, DSHA '90 Richard and Deborah McMillan Kathleen McNally, HA '61 Andrew and Joanna McQuide, DSHA '93 Michalene McQuide, DSHA '22 Kelly and Kate Wasileski McRae, DSHA '04 Juan Pablo Orta-Martin and Georgina Medina-Alcala Dennis and Lynn Mehring Mark Melendes Joseph and Catherine Meloy, HA '68 Jack and Mary Melrose, HA '63 Jack and Laura Melvin Kate Menden, DSHA '04 George and Denice Menos Gregory and Kathleen Meuler Gary and Janice Meyer John and Karen Meyer, HA '62 Katherine Meylink, DSHA '98 Tim Michalak James and Helen Michaletz Michele Michuda, DSHA '71 Albert and Margaret Middleton, HA '54 Barbara Millen, HA '68 Linda Millen

Ashley Miller, DSHA '16 Emily Miller, DSHA '19 Joy Fliss Miller, DS '65 Paige Miller, DSHA '10 Patricia Miller Richard and Carri Miller The Milwaukee Admirals Milwaukee Irish Fest Carmelo and Roberta Minessale, HA '67 Nancy Moews Paul and Nithakone Moews Shane Moisio Matt and Erin Mokrohisky Amedeo and Kathleen Monacelli Mary Monroe Paul and Stephanie Monson Lori Thomzik Montezon, DSHA '83 Mary Moore Daniel Stein and Lauren Moore Stein Alex Mora and Diana Oliva Julia Moran, DSHA '14 Mary Moriarity Brian and Melinda Morris Joseph and Monica Morrissey Caroline Moss, DSHA '18 Eva-Marie Moss, DSHA '23 Gary Moss Grace Mount, DSHA '23 Gregg and Ann Mroczynski Erica Mroczynski Kiley Mroczynski Richard and Elizabeth Muegge, HA '56 Adam and Anne Mueller, DSHA '00 Dale and Mary Ellen Mueller, HA '65 Stephanie Mueller, DSHA '05 Kathryn Muench, DSHA '11 James and Kim Muench, DSHA '83 James and Mary Muha Amy Murnan Peter Frehner and Amy Murphy, DSHA '95 David and Maureen Murray Timothy and Tracy Murray Abigail Myers, DSHA '03 Terri Myers John and Virginia Myszewski David and Kimberly Nacker, DSHA '83 Lisa Napieralski Efstathios and Rosaria Naum Mercedes Neddle Nick and Cheryl Neldner Michael Nelson and Sheila Finnegan Emma Nettesheim, DSHA '14 William and Barbara Newby, DSHA '73 Christopher Newell Gene and Mary Newell, DSHA '80 Carly Nigro, DSHA '22 Saburo and Patricia Nishi, HA '64 Nathan and Kathy Nissen Susan Nord, DSHA '82 Vincent and Jessica Noth David and Cheryl Novak Charles and Dodie Novak Andrew and Shannon Novotny Thomas Novotny John and Jane Nowak Cassandra Nunnery Peter and Katharine Nurre Andy and Sarah O’Neill Mary Oberhauser, HA '58 Mary H. O'Brien, HA '52 Mary Ann O'Connor, HA '44 Richard and Mary O'Dea Gerard and Carol Offenbacher, DS '62 Thomas Ognar Ade and Oluyemisi Ogunbowale

Judith Mueller O'Hair-Regan†, HA '55 Judy O'Keefe, DS '59 Tom and Jennifer Olejniczak Patrick Olejniczak Thomas and Dawn Olejniczak Joe and Annie Olivares, DSHA '04 Tim and Emily Olson, DSHA '06 James Olson and Elizabeth Hermes-Olson Madeline Olson, DSHA '23 Chris and Virginia Olson, DS '68 Grace O'Meara, DSHA '08 Hugh and Jennifer O'Neil Brent and Vanessa O'Neil, DSHA '90 Barbara O'Neill Mary Jane O'Neill Matthew and Shannon O'Neill Suzette Orcholski, HA '65 Jennifer Organ, DSHA '18 Marty and Stephanie Organ Elizabeth Orlando Robert and Mary Ott Mark and Janet Andrea Otten, DSHA '85 Mary Otten, DSHA '20 Jeffrey and Suzan Otto Richard Otto Ann Owen William and Toni Owens Perry and Dora Packer Jose Pagan David and Anne Pagel, DSHA '81 Julian and Stephanie Palacios Richard and Verna Panka Megan Panther, DSHA '07 Peter and Karen Parks Kevin and Jill Pasqua Sonal Patel, DSHA '94 Thomas and Lynne Patmore, DS '57 Kayliana Patrick Laura Paulus, DSHA '85 Jessica Paur, DSHA '18 Daniel and Vanessa Pavlovich Eduardo and Judy Paz Maryanna Pelkowski Mark Hale and Jane Pendergast, DS '70 Kathleen and Glenn Pentler Steven and Julie Perez, DSHA '91 Susana Perez-Hernandez, DSHA '23 Charles Peters Scott and Jennifer Peterson Jonathan and Jessica Peterson Mary Peterson, DSHA '72 Thomas Peterson Patrick and Valerie Peterson Colleen Pfaff, DSHA '18 Timothy Damkoehler and Anne Pfeil, DSHA '71 Kevin and Andrea Phillips Richard and Jeanne Phillips Joel and Katherine Phillips John and Nicole Pienkos Paul Pienkos and Amanda Marsh David and Jacqueline Pietz Mary Pinkerton, DS '63 Angelo and Nancy Pipitone Joanne Platke, DS '59 Dan and Margaret Platten, DSHA '01 Andrew and Karrin Plotner, DSHA '88 PNC Bank Jennifer Zastrow Poedel, DSHA '07 Gary and Jeanne Pokorny George and Leah Pollock Glen and Sandra Poniewaz Susan Poole, HA '70 Debra Pope George and Claudia Porter

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DONORS

Michael and Michele Porubcan Donna Poshepny, HA '51 Katherine Possing, DSHA '17 Prime Right Refinishing - Alabama Rich and Lynn Prochazka, DSHA '82 Pamela Pucker Anthony and Lori Punko, DSHA '86 Linda Quesnell Michael and Jackie Quinlevan, DSHA '79 Timothy and Angela Quinn, DSHA '93 Thomas Balch and Kathleen Quinn-Balch, DS '70 David Thompson and Mary Quirk-Thompson, HA '64 Martin Radocha and Patricia Dulka Glenn and Elizabeth Ragalie William Coffou and Sara Ralph Norman and Virginia Rambo, HA '57 Mark and Kathleen Ramion Amanda Ramirez Armstrong Chaisorn and Diana Ramirez Felipe Ramirez Ignacio and Olivia Ramirez Oscar Ramirez Enrique and Suzanne Ramirez Helen Ramon Bill and Connie Ramsey Douglas and Kathleen Ramstack, DS '67 Jess Ramudo Butch and Jeanine Ranzen Richard and Marlene Rappl Fred and Sally Rathke, DS '62 Thomas and Kathleen Rave, DS '65 William and Cindy Rebholz, DSHA '93 Donna Recht Justin Redman-Trotter Dolores Roettgers Regan, HA '44 Denis and Margaret Regan, DSHA '75 Jean Rehbein Eleanor Rehmann, DSHA '21 Ruth Reid, HA '50 Carolyn Reilly, DSHA '18 Sara Reilly, DSHA '86 William Reilly Donald and Carol Reinbold, DS '61 John and Jennifer Reisel Ed Renouard Arturo Gonzale and Alma Renteria Mark and Jennifer Rentmeester Robert Rettler Joseph and Debra Retzer, DSHA '76 Greg and Amy Retzer Patricia Cohan Reuter, HA '44 Colleen Rice John and Karen Rice Nicole Richard Matthew and Heidi Richburg, DSHA '96 Gregory and Tracy Richburg Jimena Rico Mike Riegelman James and Margaret Riemann, HA '70 Scott and Maureen Riemer Jean Rife, DS '58 David Robinson Joseph Halaiko and Michelle Roder Grecia Rodriguez, DSHA '15 Miguel Rodriguez and Marisa Cavero Randall and Mariellen Roeder Grace Roessler, DSHA '04 Thomas and Diane Roethe, DS '65 Kevin and Emily Roethe Alison Rohloff, DSHA '19 Joanna Hoffmann Rohr, DSHA '04 Andrew Stanislaw and Patricia Rollo-Cohen

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Timothy and Maria Roloff Edwin and Maryangela Roman, DSHA '82 Richard and Barbara Romano, HA '57 Natalie Rondinelli, DSHA '13 Mary Ross Sharon Roth-Maguire Michael and Kelly Rudy, DSHA '01 Mary Catherine Ruesch, DSHA '14 Rebecca Ruesch, DSHA '10 Rummele's Fine Jewelry Tom and Ann Runnells Joseph and Heather Russell Michael McKeown and Mary Russell McKeown, DSHA '87 Joann Ruud Christine Ryan, DS '56 Mary Regina Ryan, HA '59 Vincent and Sharon Ryan S4 Digital Labs LLC Joseph and Angela Sadler Dennis and Linda Salentine Pete and Chris Samson James and Kathryn Sanborn, DS '67 Ashleygenesis Sanchez Hernandez, DSHA '25 Jose and Ivy Sanchez David and Caroline Sanders, DSHA '75 Danny and Claudia Sanders William and Mary Sanders, HA '59 Ashleigh Santos-Saldes, DSHA '15 Sarah's Shelves, Smells & Pastels Curt and Anita Saurer, DSHA '74 Catherine Schaefer, DS '65 D. Michael Schaefer Craig and Natalie Schaefer Anne Scheidt, DSHA '24 Mary Beth Huber Schell Christopher and Catherine Scherer Catherine Schesta, DSHA '94 John and Patricia Schesta Ruby Scheuing Ruby Scheuing, DSHA '25 Kelley Schlise, DSHA '19 Amy Schmidt, DSHA '86 Austin Schmidt, DSHA '17 Barbara Schmidt Mary Dallman Schmidt, HA '69 Paul and Katie Schmidt Paul and Roberta Schmidt, HA '60 Susan Schmidt, DSHA '81 Brian and Susan Schmit Gregory and Janis Schmitt, DS '64 James and Susan Schmitt, HA '67 Thomas and Barbara Schneider, DS '58 Elizabeth Schneider, DSHA '14 Brian and Jacqueline Schneider The Schoenauer Family Foundation, Inc. Jodi Schoenauer, DSHA '84 Timothy Schoonenberg Elisabeth Schraith, DS '67 Ericka Schrang Tami Schraufnagel Michael and Anne Schrauth, DS '58 Kathleen Grace Schreier, HA '62 Nicole and Frederic Schreiner Peter and Rebecca Schroder, DSHA '92 Greta Schroeder, DSHA '21 Robert Gavahan and Marie Schulte Ken and Barbara Schultz, HA '62 Jon and Judith Schultz Katherine Schulz, DSHA '18 Sarah Schulz, DSHA '89 Julie Lichon Schumacher, DSHA '98

Steve and Lisa Schumacher Joanne Schwartz Todd Schweitzer Adrienne Scott Joy and John Scott Kevin and Susan Scott S. Monica Seelman, BVM, HA '58 Alexandra Seemann, DSHA '22 Christopher Seemann Mary Sega Rosemary Selep, HA '46 John and Catherine Sell, HA '58 James and Marissa Selthafner Olivia Selthafner, DSHA '25 Mary Seramur, HA '65 Madeline Setliff, DSHA '22 Christopher and Laurie Seward Kathleen Sexton, DSHA '87 Philip and Margaret Sgariglia, HA '67 Christopher and Claudia Shea Maureen Shea, HA '52 Shecterle East Enterprises Inc. Richard and Carol Shepard Aksel Sidem and Jennifer Shepard, DSHA '88 Trisha Sherburne Carl and Mary Sherer, DSHA '71 Christopher and Dawn Sherman, DSHA '93 Robert and Janet Sherman Donald and Susan Shipshock, HA '63 Mary Pat Siewert, DSHA '71 Sophia Simon, DSHA '23 Suzanne Skalmoski, DSHA '14 Warren† and Marilyn Sladky Ludmilla Sluzalis Tracy Sluzalis Cecile Smith, HA '49 Stephen and Mary Smith, DS '66 Calvin and Trina Smith Allyson Snyder, DSHA '16 David and Linda Snyder Sarah Soczka, DSHA '18 John and Margaret Somervell, HA '59 Michael and Julie Sonney-Kamanski Lynne Sorum Spa Paw & Tail Premier Pet Resort Josephine Spano Sofia Spano, DSHA '22 James and Linda Spataro, HA '67 Ann Spear, DSHA '75 Chloe Speech, DSHA '17 Camille Spella, DS '65 James and Gina Spicka Eugene and Cynthia Spitza, DSHA '77 Kimberly Jones Springer, DSHA '99 St. Dominic Parish Gary and Sue St. Louis John and Josephine Standart, HA '67 Andrew Stanislaw Richard and Brenda Stanislawski, HA '58 Emily Stapleton, DSHA '01 Linda Stapleton Paul Stapleton Richard and Christine Stark, DSHA '72 Ellen Steckel, DSHA '71 Andrew and Christine Steeno Andrea Steffke, DSHA '97 John and Mary Steger Anthony Steiner and Sue Martin-Steiner Theodore and Barbara Steiner, HA '47 Joseph and Emily Steiner Thomas and Kathleen Stellato, DS '68 Robert and Maddalena Stephenson Molly Stepke, DSHA '25 Emmaline Stilp, DSHA '11

Gerald and Katherine Stilp Gina Stilp, DSHA '99 Thomas and Pauline Stilp, HA '59 Andrew and Ann Stith Jenny Stockhausen Paul and Therese Stockhausen Andrew and Kerry Stoehr S. Mary Jo Stoffel, SDS Timothy Stoller Zoe Stoller S. Virginia Stone, BVM, HA '47 Constance Stoner, DS '61 Mark and Eileen Strachota John Strachota Greg Palo and Juanita Strader Scott and Stacey Strandberg Ryan and Kelsey Stray, DSHA '05 Karen Striet Alan and Mary Stroebel, DS '63 Sullivan Global Consulting Bill and Maureen Sullivan Suzanne Sullivan Doug and Jennifer Sveda Kyle and Mallorie Svetlik Michael Sweeney Eleanor Swentkofske James and Julie Swiderski Erin Swietlik, DSHA '04 Marie Swietlik, HA '51 Kathleen Szafranski Pam Sztukowski Michael Laeuger and Mary Jo Szydel-Laeuger Maria Tagliavia, DSHA '72 Armando Talavera Philip and Monica Tallmadge, DSHA '86 Robert and Frances Tallmadge Donald and Janice Tank Katharine Tanty, HA '65 Sheila Taphorn Laney Tarantino, DSHA '18 Margie Tarpey Jessica Jo Tate Evelyn Tatu Clay and Susan Taylor, DSHA '03 Catherine Teetzen Ken Holt and Claudette Tennyson, DS '59 John and Mary Teske, DS '62 Travis and Anne Thatcher The Ambrose Group Fr. Dennis Thiessen, SDS Lois Thomas Nikki Thompson, DSHA '88 Ashlynn Thorsen, DSHA '22 S. Carol Thresher, SDS, DS '59 Jacqueline Thurner Andrew and Caitlin Brannon Tilley, DSHA '06 Thomas and Joanne Tischer Carmelita Tiu, DSHA '93 Krista Tokarz Curtis Jerome and Kathleen Tokarz, DS '59 Donald and Frances Tollefson, HA '65 Michael Tollefson Owen and Dulce Torres Charles and Felicia Toy, DSHA '01 Eleanor Toyama, DSHA '22 Haruki Toyama and Amy Blair Charles and Margaret Trampe Marcia Treacy, HA '50 Kenneth and Judith Trudeau, DS '56 Boris and Erin Turcinovic Ronald and JoAnne Turk Elizabeth Maly Tyree, DS '63 Gordon Beckwith and Laurie Tyson, DS '69

Gregory Uselmann Heidi Uselmann Scott and Colleen Valkoun H. Kay and L. C. Van Alstine Tom van Heijningen Craig Van Kirk Sharon Van Kirk Christiaan and Mary Catherine van Nispen, DSHA '12 Bryanna Van Vreede Maddie Van Vreede Vaughn Vance Randall and Christine VandenHouten Tom and Constance Vanderhoef Joanne Vandewalle Marty and Chris VanHulle Andrew and Maggie Vap Emily Mullen Vebber, DSHA '03 Luis and Karen Vega Maria Velarde Villalaz, DSHA '17 Sandra Villavicencio Herman and Susan Viola, HA '59 DJ and Aubrey Vogel Charles and Kathleen Vogel David and Christine Vogel Marina Von Rueden, DSHA '18 Michael and Yvette Von Rueden Jennifer and Jason Vorlob Kenneth and Tara Vosniak Penny Voss Donald and Janet Wagner, DSHA '85 Camilla Wakeman Mary Waldecker Michael Waldron Susan Walline

Thomas and Maribeth Walsh, DSHA '78 Joan Girmscheid Walter, HA '50 Jennifer Walton Sharon Walton Edward and Maria Walwork Mary Ruth Ward, HA '62 Thomas Warren Larry and Linda Waters Sean and Maria Watson, DSHA '94 Jeffrey and Rhonda Watts Anthony Weasler, II Angela Webb Briana Webb Charles and Michelle Webb Jermaine Ebo and Selena Webb-Ebo Fredric and Barbara Weber, HA '54 Gregory and Paulynn Weber Paul and Kristin Weiner Roxie Weiner Andrea Weinfurt, DSHA '99 Gregory and Janice Weinfurt, DS '66 Anne Weinfurter, DSHA '72 Mary Weinfurter, DSHA '71 Ron and Christine Weiss, DS '70 Donald and Deborah Welch Betty Wellhoefer Hill Jeffrey and Cathleen Wendorf, DSHA '78 Jared and Kelly Wentz, DSHA '96 Michael and Elizabeth Wenzel, DSHA '76 James and Amy Wenzler Jason and Erin Wermers James Wermers

Bernard and Kathryn Westfahl Patricia Westphal, DSHA '71 Dennis and Michelle Whalen Jason and Deborah White Charles Neil and Mary White, DS '67 Paula Jayne White Wildcard Gymnastics Jerry and Caroline Wilkes, DSHA '84 Rich Wilkie Edward and Kathleen Wilkinson, HA '59 John and Mary Williams, DS '59 Margaret Johnson Williamson, DS '57 Keshonda Willis Mark and JoAnn Willmering Carol Dennis Wills Adam and Jennifer Wills Robin Wilson Grace Wimmer, DSHA '25 Karen Wirth, DSHA '71 Carl and Laura Wise Emily Pokorny Wisniewski, DSHA '10 Elizabeth Wissing, DSHA '10 Sara Witmeyer, DSHA '98 Paul and Christine Witt, DSHA '82 John and Margaret Wittkowske Erica Wojtysiak Isabel Woller, DSHA '17 Elliot and Katie Wolters, DSHA '02 Catherine Wood Hansel Wood Gus and Felix Woodard Erin Woody Lynn Wrench Michael and Betsy Wrench

Xai Xiong Hiroyuki and Jane Yamasaki, HA '55 Frederic and Christine Yatchak Donald and Marian Yoder, HA '62 Lori Yordan and Kevin Stevlingson Natalie Bruders Young, DSHA '04 Lisa Yuen Paul and Kathleen Zabala Kieran Zalewski, DSHA '20 Mary Zastrow, HA '49 Megan Zeidler, DSHA '08 Christopher and Lynn Zellmer Jessica Zellmer, DSHA '17 Craig and Iva Zeman, DSHA '82 John and Meghan Zidar, DSHA '91 Dale Schmidt and Ellen Zielinski, HA '69 Stephanie Ziemke Donald and Lee Zimmer Andrew and Kristi Zimmer Jon Schoenbeck and Mary Jo Zimmer, DSHA '73 Cheryl Zmina Laura Zonoozi Mary-Jo Zore, HA '60 Diana Zrimsek, DS '68 Julia Zukowski Madeline Zukowski, DSHA '11 Walt Zukowski Judy Zunker

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ALUMNAE GIVING

Class of ’43 Anna Werschnak†

Donna Schelp Poshepny Margaret Mathews Sankovitz Marie Swietlik

Christine Lombardi Ryan Karen Krause Stracka Judith Hunzinger Trudeau

Class of ’44

Class of ’52

Class of ’57

Anna Horky Jacobi Virginia Ahlhauser Kegel Beverly Bolger Klein Mary Lou Dorr La Bissoniere Mary Ann Halaska O'Connor Dolores Roettgers Regan Patricia Cohan Reuter

Mary Ann Hartwell Bink Gayle Herber Bosch† Eunice Kane Brandstatter Joyce Hendrickson Lisheron Alice Gigl Loveless Mary O'Brien Lillian Pegg Maureen Scanlon Shea Ruth Heinan Springob Ann Johnston Weber

Anonymous Marilyn Caputa Armstrong Judith Starck Bultman Catherine Schmidt Burbach S. Janet V. Desmond, BVM Mary Pat Hauptman DeSwarte Carol Dowling O'Rourke Patricia Silke Edmisten Joanne Lee Baier Herzog-Collins Louise Lentzner Kraft Mary Ellen King Muth Kathleen Zierden Olen Lynne Murphy Patmore Virginia Kraus Rambo Barbara Emmerich Romano Mary Mayer Tlachac Margaret Johnson Williamson

Class of ’45 Virginia Altenburg Catezone Geraldine Schultz Pehowski

Class of ’46 Jeanne Hormuth Hoff Eugenia Mullaney Hoy Joan Bonifas Phillips Rosemary Metz Selep

Class of ’47 Marguerite Schimmel Horne Barbara Schwingle Steiner S. Virginia M. Stone, BVM

Class of ’48 Kathleen Sulko Jungbluth

Class of ’49 Barbara Brenk Anderson Patricia Flynn Kloiber Helen Shaughnessy Langhoff† Cecile Sherburne Smith Mary Schendt Zastrow

Class of ’50 Jean Walter Bishop Ann Hart Dodds Phyllis Pancheri Goodwin Toni Dujick Gorske Callista Dreis Grebe Mary Ann Kenney Justine Leonard Rose Mary Sullivan Matusinec Sally McBride Ruth Kane Reid Lois Rohan Stanek Marcia Shy Treacy Joan Girmscheid Walter

Class of ’51 Rita O'Connor Auelmann Eleanor Bernard Baldus Suzanne Bonness Brault Marland Huebner Gengler Patricia Purtell Julien Nancy Schneider Koepp Joan Madden Lucke Helen Stoppenbach Noll Geraldine Honish Noonan

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Class of ’53 Suzanne Rohan Crain Mary Hertel Hartman Mitzi Millard MacKedon Mary Van Horn Pratt Ruth Nickchen Schacht Eleanor McDermott Schroeder Barbara Burbach Swietlik-Metz

Class of ’54 Doris Barrett Margaret Kuhn Christman Janice Dietz† Sue Ewens Lois Schaenzer Fisher Mary Anne Haeckel Margaret Seidenstricker Middleton Jean Grathwohl Sinclair Barbara Baldus Weber

Class of ’55 Patricia Rice Blake Mary Kowalski Brien Barbara Blake Damm S. Virginia Honish, SDS Roberta Miller Keelan Maryhope La Salle Colleen Bonham Lowry Judith Mueller O'Hair-Regan† Jane Schoofs Yamasaki

Class of ’56 Constance Wendler Bach Mary Shea Bachman McCann Mary Louise Bell Braasch Kathleen Dobrient Buettner S. Grace Mary Croft, SDS Julie Wick Dunn Carol Leeming Farrell Ann Behling Fink Shirley Smith Gerrits Rose Jashinsky Cathleen Zintek Johnston Maureen Hegarty Keyes Jacqueline Debbrecht Kress Elizabeth Gramling Muegge Carol Reed Rebek Bunny McNamara Rossini

Class of ’58 Betty Jo Zintek Azpell Maureen Driscoll Connell Mary Walker Easterday Bonnie Swendson Elliott Ethel Bielefeld Fletcher Carol Zvara Gobel S. Mary Lee Grady, SDS Kathleen O'Boyle Kearney Judith Carney Keyes Barbara Vidergar Koester Barbara Weiland Kutchera Judith Darrall Lindman Lois Proulx Ludwig Donna Shea McElwee Mary Kreilkamp Oberhauser Angela Mischke Pienkos Jean Winzenburg Rife Barbara Starck Schneider Anne Morris Schrauth S. Monica Seelman, BVM Catherine Truss Sell Brenda Bittner Stanislawski Doris Nowak Stilwell

Class of ’59 Barbara Pettavino Baer Judith Walker Catanese Maripat Young Dalum Diana Fettig Geissler Patricia Hayes† Mary Lou Sass Kennedy Sharon Kuker Hudson Catherine Smith LaFond Judith Zessin Lohmann Joan Maas Kathleen Mullarkey Noel Judy Fagan O'Keefe Joanne Hardtke Platke Mary Regina Maier Ryan Mary Taylor Sanders

Joanne Schroth Margaret Dwyer Somervell Pauline Strazis Stilp Claudette Holt Tennyson S. Carol Thresher, SDS Kathleen Taylor Tokarz Susan Bennett Viola Marilyn Schulteis Wagner Kathleen Murphy Wilkinson Mary Kay Ott Williams

Class of ’60 Pamela Beam Keenan Nancy Sobocinski Breckenfelder Mary Ann McHugh Chycinski Carol Zintek Cinclair Karen Schmidt Cox Dolores Cunningham Suzanne Mueller Dwyer Corinne Skowron Finn† Mary Fontanazza Darlene Becker Hanke Dolores Will Kriefall Ann Lorscheider McConnell Carla La Valle Olle Roberta Dulde Schmidt Carmilla Petranek Scott Margaret Schmitt Stanchfield Veronica Teshner Sustar Mary-Jo Zore

Class of ’61 Barbara Croft Braatz S. Karlyn Cauley, SDS Patricia McNally Driscoll Carol Lauer Kazmierczak Nora Garry Lewis Kathleen Jones McNally Kathleen Mehegan Monday Patricia Traxel Packee Carol Schleicher Reinbold Constance Cardo Stoner

Class of ’62 Jo Ann Sgarlata Bergeson Judy Cavanaugh Bonk Marilyn Ott Cloutier Mary Desmond Feerick Ellen Glynn Bonnie Benes Grossklaus Fran Clarke Hansen Betty Jane Jadin Janet Winkowski Jaeger Maureen Harrington Kind Elizabeth Moser Krahn Karen Wiley Meyer Carol Schaub Offenbacher Sally Kalt Rathke Dr. Mary L. Sanfelippo, M.D., HA '62 Kathleen Grace Bacon Schreier Barbara Shea Schultz Mary Wutschel Teske Mary Ruth Ward Marian Catania Yoder

Class of ’63 Mary Elizabeth Morgan Anderl Mary Cannon Mary Jo Mileski Dandurand Kathleen Zajc Kurtz Catherine Lucas Victoria Holzbauer Massie Catherine Charles McHugh Suzanne Dean McKale Mary Klocksin Melrose Mary Carrigan Osmon Mary Pinkerton Mary Toonen Riley Susan Schmitt Shipshock Mary Mehegan Stroebel Elizabeth Maly Tyree

Class of ’64 Georgia Brost Berther Joan McCabe Bruce Marilyn Kleis Casper Margaret Croft Carole Susnik Flaig M. Janet Frey Mary Buch Hahn Susan Heimann Hamrin Diane Knight Gail Hanlon Kobach Elaine Scott Kokai Joan Kringel Kreul Cheryl Ann Martin Patricia Doherty Nishi Mary Quirk-Thompson Janis Starich Schmitt Katherine Tierney Schwerin Mary Ann Stiglitz Mary Imp Wunderlich Joan Cunningham Zimmer

Class of ’65 Jane Flynn Baldus Patrice Parcher Bartelme Susan Dickey Danforth Mary Caffrey Dries Barbara Glaser Finley Mary Kuhn Green Susan Grogan S. Mary Howard Johnstone, OP Catherine Casper Lathrop Catherine Clifford Lawton Jane Lazynski Joy Fliss Miller Mary Ellen Dean Mueller Suzette Pizzo Orcholski Mary Pat Klein Pfeil† Kathleen Welsh Rave Diane Hinnenkamp Roethe Catherine Ehmke Schaefer Mary Seramur Camille Spella Katharine Ronge Tanty Frances Sorrenti Tollefson Kathleen Driscoll Wiedenhoeft Barbara Cunningham Wilson

Class of ’66 Janice Casper Susan Winkowski Cowles Elizabeth Shiely Petschel Mary Fuerst Smith Janice Essmann Weinfurt Mary Westphal Wolverton

Class of ’67 Joanne Thon Abbott Pamela Cash Abbott

Anne Gramling Blom Linda Hanlon Bremner Maureen Rice Dorrington 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 Kathleen Klein Ramstack Kathy Lazynski Sanborn Susan Behling Schmitt Elisabeth Schraith Margaret Dineen Sgariglia Linda Boehme Spataro Josephine Sherer Standart Kathleen Potts Weaver Mickey White

Class of ’68 Mary Jo Johnson Dempsey Christine Worzalla Kampe Katherine Klopatek Krueger Ann Brady Marsho Catherine Ahlhauser Meloy Barbara Millen Virginia Doyle Olson Carol Pilliod Kathleen Lee Stellato Maria Haas Tess Mary Alice Tierney Dunn Diana Zrimsek

Class of ’69 Janet Rath Bashirian Victoria Temple Bonesho Mary Clare Bruce Ellen Keyser Buggy Margaret Seelman Cavanaugh Karen Cedzo Cecelia Pancheri Cutler Valerie Danby Regina Deisinger Dunst Susan Ruesch Evans Mary Bellmann Frank Linda Gillet Cheryl Hargarten Harvey Karen Wisniewski Lewison Jacqueline Eberle O'Malley† Mary Dallman Schmidt Laurie Tyson Ellen Retzer Zielinski

Class of ’70 Terese Strachota Bekkum Christine Yank Cash Jo Jacobi Christine Graf Johannes Margaret Peltier Kulbeck Maureen Klein Lager Judith Makal Mackenzie Colleen Roberts Mayer Jane Pendergast Susan Poole Kathleen Quinn-Balch Margaret Bell Riemann Christina Engel Scoptur Christine Secorsky Christine Kirsch Weiss

We have felt compelled to give to DSHA for more than 13 years because we believe their mission is constant in developing the whole person. Following my mother, Lori Yordan Stevlingson’s hard work as an auction chair in 2006, I found a passion for assisting in philanthropic activities dedicated to DSHA and throughout the Greater Milwaukee area by both contributing my time and giving monetarily. Through this, I have had the opportunity to see how important these contributions are to helping DSHA continue to achieve its goal of developing young women in their faith, heart, and intellect. Most importantly, beyond graduation, Dashers continue to live lives that make a difference within their own communities and around the world. May God bless the many young women as they deepen their faith and evolve into their full potential.

—Sara Yordan Di Benedetto, DSHA ’08

Class of ’71 Judith Krebs Bonin Patricia Carlson

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ALUMNAE GIVING

Mary Eileen Geary Lisa Kirchberg Terese Weishar Martin Michele Michuda Anne Pfeil Judith Schendt Price Mary Passage Sherer Mary Pat Siewert Ellen Geskermann Steckel Mary Weinfurter Patricia Suehr Westphal Karen Wirth

Class of ’74

Class of ’72

Nancy Schmid Andryc Eileen Quinlan Duffey Annette Powell Groth Margaret Brady Regan Caroline Wirtz Sanders Ann Wilkins Spear

Marybeth Becherer Jaye Berghauer Mary Jo Westermann Butler Susan Cannon Denise Carroll Mary Clemency Sandra Schim Dolister Maureen Quinlan Hayes Frances Sadowski Knoll Patrice Mikolajczak Kosmoski Susan Kurek Mary Wilkins Peterson Jill Reginato Pitterle Christine Cunningham Stark Maria Tagliavia Anne Weinfurter

Class of ’73 Patricia Reynolds Behrens Susan Boltacz Roberta Boruta Mary Boucher Margaret Carlson Christine Tagliavia Cianciolo Mary Beth Eberle Fifield Laurie Ruesch Hendricks Margaret Keyser Jordan Susan Baker Lentz Barbara Falecki Newby Mary Jo Zimmer

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Margaret Croasdaile Mary Clare Davis Falsetti Kathleen Donahue Gresk Jane Reynolds Harris Cynthia Stone Kempka Janet Krebs Suzanne Duero Lanser Maureen Malone Anita Regelbrugge Saurer

Class of ’75

Class of ’76 Julie Baker Mary Pat Horning Boston Margaret Druml Boyle Rosemary Makens Danielson Elizabeth Hanlon Fehring Tamara Zanoni Hoy Kathleen Dougherty Klein Christine Oldam McDermott Mary Susan Prescott Debra Hofschulte Retzer Elizabeth Stoiber Wenzel

Mary Beth Kastenholz Walsh Cathleen Chobot Wendorf

Class of ’79 Deborah Fink Frederick Jeanne Pier Gilpin Sally A. Gramling Julie Treacy Landy Jackie Horter Quinlevan Karen Fridl Schlater Barbara Harte Sweeney

Class of ’80 Margaret Sankovitz Brauer Mary Jo Geldermann Braunschweiger JoAnn Woelfel Day Susan Worzala Finn Katherine McCarthy Karczewski Kathleen Meyer Mary Hesselbein Newell

Class of ’81 Irene Brigden Hogan Joanne Karolzak Shirin Swentkofske Lee Anne Dunn Pagel Kathleen Palmer Christina Palmisano Pipitone Ann Horning Reardon Susan Schmidt Mary Caye Nolan Smith

Class of ’77

Class of ’82

Amy Krebs Abplanalp Diane Baker Greeta Cherayil Amy Strachota Haas Cynthia Lipski Spitza Monica Smith Tighe

Mary Czarnecki Genske Beth Herro Rodwell Kerry Hickey Hodan Ellen Kresse Lamb Lauren Dedinsky Maddox Susan Nord Lynn Birler Prochazka Maryangela Layman Roman Christine DeBoer Witt Iva Braovac Zeman

Class of ’78 Terese Ehlenbach Duffy Margaret Enright

Class of ’83 Margaret Bau Kathleen Connell Vicki Zunker Kunz Anne Lucke Lori Thomzik Montezon Kim Gagnon Muench Kimberly Lieungh Nacker Jennifer Schmidt

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

Class of ’85 Kim Marie Bertnick-Speech Mary Swiderski Dondlinger Kimberly Guller Koenig Janet Andrea Otten Laura Paulus Therese Pickart Mary Schmidt Organ Mary Schmitt Thomas Janet Hesselbein Wagner

Class of ’86 Jackie Costa Amy Dalum Downing Molly Foy Gallagher Jill Bartelme Gebhard Mary McElwee Maureen Murphy Mikna Erin Murray Butler

Lori Rondinelli Punko Sara Fox Reilly Amy Schmidt Julie Horter Sgrignuoli Sara Burbach Sinense Kim Krolikowski Tallmadge Monica Mathews Tallmadge

Class of ’87 Elizabeth Tennessen Alberg Nancy Armour Amy Brusky Culbert Sara Mathews Harwood Kathleen Papin Kass Teresa Olle Mary Russell McKeown Kathleen Byrne Sexton Judith Dalum Taylor Kelly Brown Watzka

Class of ’88 Melissa Hug Brousseau Mary Denise Pfeil Farrar Karen Dwyer Goldammer Anne Rice Grogan Michele Nawotka Karrin Wicht Plotner Molly Monday Schmidt Jennifer Shepard Nikki Thompson

Class of ’89 Amy Bauernschmidt Jennifer Cueto Gequillana Sarah Lehmkuhl Hyde Carrie Murphy Kohloff Jennifer Kobach Lancaster Jennifer Ehrle Macomber Joyce Yamat Meyer Susan Stollenwerk Pelz Jane Hyndman Pfaff Jane Moore Reardon Sarah Hamrin Schulz Andi Sciacca Margaret Foy Zincke

Class of ’90 Mary Bluhm Aussem Jessica Burbach Bellows Mary Cook Kathleen Carney Dahm Julie Leack Karasek Laura Sanders McLaughlin Vanessa Diedrich O'Neil Denyce Wicht

Class of ’91 Dana Trampe Cichy Michelle Pfeil Clausen Halligan Parks Czarnecki Brigid Driscoll Elizabeth Kegel Hattas Jennifer Horning Kouvoukliotis Maria McManus Kucharski Sarah Lindemann Markwald Elizabeth Olle Julie Hesselbein Perez Aimee Reszczynski Sullivan Meghan McHugh Zidar

Class of ’92 Kristin Branch Sarah Eckenrod Cosgrove Kathleen Homberg-Lee Sarah Brusky Jungels Rebecca Holton Kleefisch

Katie Brown Konieczny Beth Marie Kurtz Mary Horning Matyas Anne Niebler Rebecca Blom Schroder

Class of ’93 Gretchen Creten Caraher Rissie Lundberg Joanna Barczak McQuide Angela Gagliano Quinn Cindy Jones Rebholz Nellie Hagen Richthammer Dawn Pinzer Sherman Wen-Tyan Soo Carmelita Tiu Rita Wermers

Class of ’94 Meghan Hegarty Dean Amy Baehr Grining Andrea Holton Hess Dawn Reszczynski Jermstad Norah Jones Jamie Linski Kimberly Mehring Malvick Sarah Schmidt Martin Sonal Patel Katherine Casper Ryan Catherine Schesta Maria Dendromiris Watson

Class of ’95 Katherine Dulmes Benson Sarah Becherer Birmingham Angelique Gipp Brousseau Theresa Erbe Chimenti Anne DeHaven Meghan Phelan Fetherston Sarah Sterzinger Finley Amanda Ehrle Graff Bridget Hegarty Johnson Katherine Banner Kowal Jennifer Gingrass Kowalski Kelly Goss Mangan Amy Murphy

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

Class of ’97 Kathleen Kasdorf Carnell Josephine-Liezl Cueto-Sampang Heather Mehring Grams Kerry Hoey Emily McNally Horsfield Meg Casper Kevane Jennifer Hayes Lieb Andrea Steffke Gina Vosseller-DeBruin

Class of ’98 Elizabeth Strachota Benz Katherine Konkel Bergeron Eileen Boyce Katherine Brennan Monique Conley Kathleen Pfeil Dorrington Elizabeth End

Heidi Moore Hagey Stacey Armstrong Irvine Stephanie Caskey Jepsen Nicole Krawczyk Ingrid Tennessen Laforest Angela Holton Lenzen Jennifer McGaver Elizabeth Grum McGown Katherine Steiner Meylink Julie Lichon Schumacher Erin Patterson Strohbehn Carolyn Maciolek Stuard Monica Foti Warren Sara Machi Witmeyer Jodi Zilinski

Class of ’99 Sarah Burkhart Emily Dempsey Elizabeth Becherer Fleming Anne Gallagher Christy Ramstack Martins Kimberly Jones Springer Gina Stilp Andrea Weinfurt

Class of ’00 Andrea Novak Bonk Laura Brown Jennifer Groth Laura McNally Hughes Nancy Luedke Rivera Anne Neuberger Mueller

Class of ’01 Mara Brady Nyama Sillah Doyle Maria Thorson Feeney Laura Grenfell Emily Heck Wambui Kamuiru Kathryn Becherer Koutnik Erin Lovinus Sophie Mills Margaret Linn Platten Kelly Kiedrowski Rudy Emily Stapleton Elizabeth Sullivan Thompson Felicia Foti Toy

Class of ’02 Julie Rice Hahn Molly Hogan Rachel Fronk Idso Ronnicia Johnson-Walker Molly Kean Caitlin O'Brien Ratkowski Katie Goossen Wolters

Class of ’03 Silvia Guerrero Chaparas Erin Liszewski Gunnuscio Laura Urbaniak Hokanson Njoki Kamuiru Margaret Mehan Kinateder Rebecca Remsha McGraw Abigail Myers Susan Mollan Taylor Emily Mullen Vebber Annemarie Weiss

Class of ’04 Hannah Berman Hamilton Kelly Carpenter Jennifer Roettgers Chapp Kelsey Hunt Christensen

Allison Doyle Steinhafel Susan Celentani Eoloff Catherine Hunt Erika Hutz Farley King Katie Larson Kohtala Jane Konieczka Katherine Scoptur Lawton Brittany Townsley McCollum Julie McGaver Kate Wasileski McRae Kaitlyn Menden Anne Cullen Olivares Grace Roessler Joanna Hoffmann Rohr Elizabeth Warmuth Ryan Erin McDermott Stanek Erin Swietlik Natalie Young

Class of ’05 Elizabeth Arnold Chodaczek Kathleen Cullen Ritter Samantha Erschen Thurner Rebecca Goossen Giombi Allison McBride Gustafson Margaret Gottsacker McGarry Stephanie Mueller Meredith McNally Niemer Meaghan Caragher Pasternak Kelsey Braun Stray Farha Tahir

Class of ’06 Elizabeth Beres DiCosmo Colleen Boyle Kelly O'Boyle Emily Ognacevic Olson Caitlin Brannon Tilley

Class of ’07 Mackenzie Kilb Adrienne Ognacevic Large Maureen McElligott Kristen Pankow Megan Heinen Panther Jennifer Poedel

Class of ’08 Maria Baglien Cunha Sara Yordan Di Benedetto Bridget Martin Hackbart Julie Shiely Huebner Caitlin Fentzlaff Macomber Grace O'Meara Danielle Jerominski Rabe Elizabeth Reuteman Megan Zeidler

Class of ’09 Clare Frigo Molly Honkamp Megan Reardon

Class of ’10 Meghan Teich Caballero Emily Drees Ann Duffy Anna Johnson Anna Layden Katherine Klinger Leszczynski Paige Miller Gabriela Nuñez Sarah Rieger Rebecca Ruesch Emily Pokorny Wisniewski Elizabeth Wissing

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Class of ’11

Class of ’18

Anna Alexander Stefanie Yordan Cheske Amanda Dettmann Shirley Flores Kathryn Muench Emmaline Stilp Madeline Zukowski

Abigail Burg Mary Callanan Emma Cayen Madeline Daleiden Madeline Drezek Emma Grogan Grace Kaupp Lilli Kenfield Megan McFadden Caroline Moss Jennifer Organ Jessica Paur Colleen Pfaff Carolyn Reilly Katherine Schulz Sarah Soczka Laney Tarantino Marina Von Rueden

Class of ’12 Kathryn Buggs Elizabeth Davis Colleen Gresk Kathryn Janusz Austin Llanas Mary Catherine Bitter van Nispen

Class of ’13 Elizabeth Baker Morgan Drezek Bender Sarah Duffy Andrea Hughes Aubrey Murtha Natalie Rondinelli

Class of ’14 Mary Catherine Baker Isabella Cafaro Clare Danielson Elodie Demmon Megan Dietrich Mary Kate Eberle Margaret Ertz Julia Moran Emma Nettesheim Mary Catherine Ruesch Elizabeth Schneider Suzanne Skalmoski Kira Welcenbach

Class of ’15 Nicole deGuzman Natalie Del Ponte Elizabeth Enright Abigael Hutchinson Madeleine Marx Arike Ogunbowale Grecia Rodriguez Ashleigh Santos-Saldes

Class of ’16 Rebecca Biwer Sophia Dittrich Anne Ertz Jenelle Falvey Meaghan Lagore Ashley Miller Allyson Snyder

Class of ’17 Sarah Clarke Sarah Herbers Emma Hutchinson Leah Kostos Katherine Possing Austin Schmidt Chloe Speech Maria Velarde Villalaz Isabel Woller Jessica Zellmer

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Class of ’19 Emma Cepukenas Jacqueline Dooge Molly Duffy Jane Florance Grace Glaszcz Anna Hutchinson Miranda Lyles Emily Miller Alison Rohloff Kelley Schlise Abigail Urban

Class of ’20 Anna Cesarz Mary Otten Kieran Zalewski

Class of ’21 Honor Callanan Madeline Cesarz Nora Clossey Kaitlyn Estrada Kathryn Lagore Margherita McDevitt Eleanor Rehmann Greta Schroeder

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Donor Highlight

Q: Tell me about your time at DSHA.

Q &A with Dr. Greeta Cherayil Hofbauer, DSHA ‘77

Dr. Greeta Chearyil Hofbauer, DSHA ’77, is a faithful giver to the school she once called home. She gives of her time as a member of the DSHA Alumnae Board, and of her treasure, as she has financially given back to DSHA every year for decades. Gratitude is what compels her to give. She recognizes both the strong education she received at DSHA, as well as the timeless friendships she made, as priceless. She is committed to doing what she can to ensure future Dashers will receive the opportunities and experiences she did.

Hofbauer has a PharmD from the University of Illinois-Chicago and is the Medical Science Liaison Director at Novartis. She lives in Brookfield with her husband and has one son.

A: My favorite part of my high school experience at DSHA are the friendships I made while I was there.

DSHA was a great choice for me because I met so many people that I still keep in contact with. I made some great friendships through my involvement in the Angelaires. I was also involved in the musicals as part of the ensemble and in the forensics team, doing solo reading of poetry, other types of work, and speech. All of those activities are useful to me even now because I speak to others and educate others as part of my job.

Q: How did DSHA’s all-girls environment impact you?

A: It was a good place to be academically oriented.

Women are encouraged to excel. In an all-female environment, all of the leadership roles have to be filled by women. For example, during my freshman year, I was my homeroom’s president. Experiences like that help shape women to be leaders in the future.

Q: How did DSHA’s Catholic identity impact you?

A: I think as a student, it helped confirm the faith and it helped me stay on track as far as being a Catholic. During a time when you’re a teenager and you question everything, it was good to have that Catholic foundation in education, and that foundation strengthened my faith. Some of the things my friends and I did together was go to Mass, even outside of school. Even as adults, I’ve gotten together with other alumnae when we’ve gone somewhere for a weekend, and we still all go to Sunday Mass together.

Q: As an alumna, why do you feel it’s important to give back to DSHA? A: I give to DSHA because it gave me a strong

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DONOR HIGHLIGHT

I owe much of my life success and friendships to what was started at DSHA. Faith, friends, and fun is how I will always remember my years at DSHA.

base to pursue higher education. I have completed my doctorate thanks in part to the fundamentals I learned at DSHA. It also provided a strong foundation in my Catholic faith. I have maintained close friendships with the women I met while at DSHA. I owe much of my life success and friendships to what was started at DSHA. Faith, friends, and fun is how I will always remember my years at DSHA. Q: Why is it important to you to give back on a regular basis to DSHA’s Annual Fund?

A: It’s good to get into the habit of giving. In the beginning, I gave a little bit. You start out at a little bit and then you can make it a little bit bigger as time goes on and you have more flexibility in your income. Giving and learning to give early gets you into the habit of being a cheerful giver and giving to something that’s important to you. Almost everyone, especially in this country, has so many things to be thankful for, and being a cheerful giver is an important aspect to maintain, even if you have to start small. Every little bit helps.

the education and for the things that others have provided for me at DSHA. In years past, others have donated to make the school what it is today.

I am amazed by what I see today. It’s an excellent learning environment for young women. I didn’t have a daughter, so I couldn’t send a student to DSHA. This is my chance to keep the legacy going.

Q: What about DSHA most impresses you today?

A: I love that DSHA has a robotics team (in partnership with MUHS). We are really pushing women to become more involved in STEM. I think that’s excellent and really important. I believe it’s important to immerse girls in STEM. When I was a student, I took advanced science and math classes at DSHA, which led me to pharmacy.

Q: What are your hopes for DSHA in the future?

A: I hope that DSHA continues to really concentrate on educating women for the future but hold faithfully to the Catholic values that are so vital in these times.

Q: What do you enjoy about spending your time on the DSHA Alumnae Board?

Q: If you could speak to a room full of alumnae, what would you say to them?

A: I love having contact with alumnae of all ages.

There are some women on the alumnae board that are jubilarians (women that graduated from DS, HA, or DSHA 50 + years ago), and I like hearing their stories. I like that contact with different age groups.

Now that I’m getting older, I get to keep up with these young alumnae and hear what’s going on. It’s helpful to be exposed to all different age groups.

A: Are you thankful for the education that you received from DSHA and the Sisters of the Divine Savior, and your time spent here? Wouldn’t you want others to have that same experience? Think about just a little donation every year to get into the habit of giving. When you have more, you’ll be able to donate more.

Q: Why do you choose to give both of your time to the DSHA Alumnae Board and of your financial treasure?

A: I chose to give back to something that was very beneficial to me, and I’d like to pass that benefit on to other young women. I’m grateful for DSHA 2021– 22 Annual Report

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2021-2022 FACULTY AND STAFF GIVING

Sally A. Gramling, DSHA '79, Chief Financial Officer

Lisa Boehm Metz, Theology Faculty

Kathryn Hahn, Custodian

Tim Michalak, Outdoor Maintenance Mechanic

Claire Hartley, Vice President of Human Resources

Stephanie Monson, Director of Campus Ministry

& In-House Counsel Dawn Hathaway, Executive Assistant to the Principal, Academic Dean & Dean of Students Norma Herbers, Former Community Relations Officer José Hurtado Pérez, World Languages Faculty

La'Ronda Agee, Custodian Mary Anderson, Director of Marian Scholars Coleen Ayudan, World Languages Faculty JoyAnn Brezovar, Applied Wellness Program Assistant Emily Brown, Mathematics Faculty Gretchen Creten Caraher, DSHA '93, Marian Scholars Faculty Todd Clark, Senior Maintenance Mechanic Janet Como, School Counselor Brendan Connolly, Director of Facilities and Security Christine Cotey, Social Studies Faculty Stephanie Czosnek, Executive Assistant to the President Patrick Dawson, Social Studies Faculty Dan Demeter, Social Studies Faculty Karen Dobson, Custodian Ann Duffy, DSHA '10, Director of Admissions & Financial Aid Mary Duffy, Theology Faculty

Angela Hutchinson, Health & Fitness Faculty

Thomas Montgomery, Social Studies Faculty Alex Mora, Director Graphic Design & Marketing Projects Heather Moran Mansfield, PhD, Academic Dean Aubrey Murtha, DSHA '13, English Faculty Fr. Patric Nikolas, SDS, Former Theology Faculty & School Chaplain

Matt Johnson, Senior Director of Development

Peter Nurre, English Faculty

Rachel Kirsenlohr, Educational Database

Christina Packard, Controller

Coordinator/Registrar Katie Brown Konieczny, DSHA '92, President

Katie Daily Pickart, PhD, DSHA '84, Director of Salvatorian Service

Debra Koszarek, Custodian

Daniel Quesnell, Principal

Meaghan Lagore, DSHA '16, Admissions &

Danielle Jerominski Rabe, DSHA '08, Alumnae

Marketing Coordinator Nora M. Larscheid, Fine Arts Faculty Andrew Lelinski, English Faculty and Specialized Studies Faculty

Director Tracy Richburg, Campus Ministry Administrative Assistant Stephanie Rinke, Human Resources Coordinator

Jamie Lemminger, Former Science Faculty

Kevin Roethe, Science Faculty

Lisa Lesjak, Former Director of Volunteer

Susie Romero, World Languages Faculty

Engagement and Special Events Katherine Klinger Leszczynski, DSHA '10, Social Studies Faculty Jessica Liban, Health & Fitness Faculty

Ann Runnells, Accounting Assistant Claudia Sanders, Custodian Team Leader Peggy Seegers-Braun, Athletic Director

Cathleen Loehr, Former Science Faculty

Molly Shea, Vice President of Marketing & Communications

Quinten Loucks, English Faculty & Instructional

Maureen Stowell, Athletic Administrative Assistant

Technology Coordinator Christina Lundberg, DSHA '93, Mathematics Faculty

Stacey Strandberg, Science Faculty Mallorie Svetlik, School Counselor Maria-Christina Thiele, Librarian

Caitlin Conlon Elrod, Fine Arts Faculty

Amanda Marsala, Producing Director

Annemarie Weiss, DSHA '03, Science Faculty

Constance Farrow, Mathematics Faculty

Nellie Martens Murphy, Data Services Manager

Christine Kirsch Weiss, DS '70, Social Studies

Wendy Fitch, English Faculty

Kathleen Mazelin, Director of Annual Giving

Rachel Fredricks, Dean of Student Affairs

Shannon McKeown, Library Assistant

Dawn Gardner, Mathematics Faculty

Jennifer Thomas McLaughlin, World Languages

Kayla Gilgenbach, English Faculty Kalon Glass, Custodian Eileen Gleeson, World Languages Faculty

Faculty Joanna McQuide, DSHA '93, Applied Wellness

Faculty Elizabeth Wissing, DSHA '10, Mathematics Faculty and Specialized Studies Faculty Madeline Zukowski, DSHA '11, Digital Marketing Director

Program Director

I support DSHA because I believe in our students and our faculty.

The good work of our faculty is repeated every class period of every day. It exists in the immeasurable ways the whole staff of the school interacts with students outside of the classroom, and in the work we do collectively to empower these students to make change in the world. We all serve the same goal of taking care of one another and serving our students towards the mission and identity of this school as professed by the Sisters of the Divine Savior. For these reasons, giving to DSHA is important to me as it affirms my commitment to its community.

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—English Department Chair and Specialized Studies Faculty Andy Lelinski

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.

47 Years

31 Years

Harold and Eleanor Schroeder, HA ‘53

Patrick Dawson and Michele Kramer Robert and Mary Dries, DS '65 Dennis and Mary Pat† Pfeil, DS '65 Sisters of the Divine Savior

46 Years Kathleen Olen, HA '57, and Douglas Olen

40 Years Thomas and Marland Gengler, HA '51

38 Years Anne Blom, DS '67 Judith Bultman, DS '57 Judith Keyes, DS '58 Patrick and Beth McWey, HA '67 Geraldine Noonan, HA '51 Catherine Schaefer, DS '65 Richard Streff†

37 Years Paul and Roberta Schmidt, HA '60

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

35 Years S. Virginia Honish, SDS, DS '55 James and Susan Schmitt, HA '67

34 Years Robert and Toni Gorske, HA '50 Eugenia Hoy, HA '46 Donald and Kathryn Kresse Justine Leonard, HA '50 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

33 Years

30 Years 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

29 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

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

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

26 Years Fr. Jerome Herda Francis and Rose Mary Matusinec, HA '50 Chris McDermott, DSHA '76, and John McDermott Daniel and Jill Reginato Pitterle, DSHA '72 The Schoenauer Family Foundation, Inc. Ron and Christine Weiss, DS '70

25 Years

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

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

32 Years

24 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

Richard and Mardi Bridich Mary Cannon, HA '63 John and Jane Casper 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

23 Years Frank and Barbara Baer, DS '59 Alice Fuhrmann Brusky Margaret Carlson, DSHA '73 Francis and Judith Jacoby Shirin Lee, DSHA '81 Thomas and Judith Mackenzie, HA '70 John and Katie Mehan John and Karen Meyer, HA '62 Donald and Carol Reinbold, DS '61 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 Charles and Kathleen Vogel

22 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 Greater Milwaukee Foundation Carl and Kathleen Gresk, DSHA '74 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

21 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

20 Years Mary Bachman McCann, DS '56 Mary Jo Butler, DSHA '72 R. Mark and Deborah Frederick, DSHA '79 Thomas and Mary Genske, DSHA '82 Julie Rice Hahn, DSHA '02 Jo Ann Jacobi, HA '70 Randolph Mark Carmelo and Roberta Minessale, HA '67 Charles and Carol Rebek, DS '56

Robert and Mary Sowinski Colomba Vosseller Ann Weber, DS '52

19 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 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 Catherine Smith La Fond, HA '59 Paul† and Joan Lucke, HA '51 A. Robert and Lois Ludwig, DS '58 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

18 Years Ned and Jane Baldus, HA '65 William and Corinne† Finn, HA '60 Brian and Peggy Flannery Bryan and Darlene Hanke, HA '60 Mathew and Angela Hutchinson Nicholas and Sarah Jungels, DSHA '92 Cheryl Ann Martin, DS '64 P. Jackson and Heather Moran Mansfield Geraldine Pehowski, HA '45 Richard and Barbara Romano, HA '57 James and Lois Stanek, HA '50 Thomas and Kathleen Stellato, DS '68 Katharine Tanty, HA '65

17 Years David Davis, Jr. 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 Jeffrey and Georgene Kmiecik, DS '67 Thomas and Martha Marx Lillian Pegg, DS '52

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Price Foundation Charitable Trust Bruce and Judith Price, DSHA '71 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

Thomas and Diane Roethe, DS '65 Leonard and Ruth Schacht, HA '53 Thomas and Barbara Schneider, DS '58 Herman and Susan Viola, HA '59 Dennis and Michelle Whalen John and Mary Williams, DS '59 Jon Schoenbeck and Mary Jo Zimmer, DSHA '73

16 Years

13 Years

Paul and Lisa French, DSHA '84 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

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 Thomas and Elizabeth Montgomery Stephen and Elizabeth Ryan, DSHA '04 Maureen Shea, HA '52 James and Maureen Stern S. Mary Jo Stoffel, SDS

15 Years Anonymous Coleen Ayudan David and Mary Ann Chycinski, HA '60 Steve and Amy Culbert, DSHA '87 Matthew and Meghan Dean, DSHA '94 Laura Grenfell, DSHA '01 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 Mary Oberhauser, HA '58 Robert and Ruth O'Toole, HA '67 Gary and Laura Ruesch David and Caroline Sanders, DSHA '75 James and Karen Schlater, DSHA '79 Sarah Schulz, DSHA '89 John and Catherine Sell, HA '58 Eugene and Jean Sinclair, HA '54 Charles and Margaret Trampe Bernard and Kathryn Westfahl

14 Years James and Maribeth Buggs James and Marilyn Casper, DS '64 Karen Cedzo, DS '69 Mario and Sara Di Benedetto, DSHA '08 Daniel and Lois Duffy Paul and Susan Evans, DS '69 Terrance and Lois Fisher, HA '54 John and Joanne Fulcher Geoffrey Keeling and Mary Eileen Geary, DSHA '71 John and Patty Grum Ron and Dawn Hathaway Ronald and Maureen Hayes, DSHA '72 Bernard and Christine Kampe, HA '68 Mary Joy Kasun Bob and Cathleen Loehr Daniel and Amanda Quesnell

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12 Years 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 Albert and Kelly Lagore Calvin and Katherine Leszczynski, DSHA '10 Tyler Rivera and Nancy Luedke Rivera, DSHA '00 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 Wells Fargo & Company John and Margaret Wittkowske

11 Years Peter and Joan Bruce, DS '64 Robert and Christine Bukowski Kevin and Kathy Coakley Daniel and Paige Conley Joseph and Karen Dalum

James and M. Sharon deGuzman Andrew and Allison Doyle Steinhafel, DSHA '04 Michael and Karen Goldammer, DSHA '88 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 Rebecca Remsha McGraw, DSHA '03 Marty and Jennifer McLaughlin Michele Nawotka, DSHA '88 Richie and Meredith Niemer, DSHA '05 Joseph and Katie Pickart, DSHA '84 Thomas Balch and Kathleen Quinn-Balch, DS '70 Mark and Kathleen Ramion Robert W. Baird & Co, Inc. Dr. Karl and Margaret Schmitt, Daughters Genevieve Jones, DSHA '89, and Pamela Schmitt, DSHA '91 David and Barbara Wilson, DS '65

10 Years Anonymous David and Amy Abplanalp, DSHA '77 Richard and Rita Auelmann, HA '51 David and Lisa Blair Suzanne Brault, HA '51 Kathryn Buggs, DSHA '12 Rodney and Joanne Crevoiserat Barbara Blake Damm, HA '55 John and Margaret Dunn Alex Dittrich and Cathleen Ebacher Matthew and Maria Feeney, DSHA '01 William and Joan Fontanazza Richard and Anita Grandpre, DS '67 Colleen Gresk, DSHA '12 Mary Henke Darla Hium Patrick and Kathleen Kearney, DS '58 Andrew and Christine Lampereur Lauren Maddox, DSHA '82 Marquette University 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

9 Years Anonymous Peter and Deanna Ament American Transmission Company 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 Faith In Our Future Trust James and Mary Denise Farrar, DSHA '88 Bill and Constance Farrow Laurence and Elizabeth Fehring, DSHA '76 Michael and Susan Hamrin, HA '64 Jeremiah and Dolly Hegarty Elizabeth Krahn, HA '62 Victoria Holzbauer Massie, HA '63 Joseph and Lauren McGaver Thomas and Suzanne McKale, HA '63 Timothy and Susanne Nettesheim David and Cheryl Novak Thomas Novotny Mary Pratt, HA '53 Joanna Hoffmann Rohr, DSHA '04 Gail Sahagún Amy Schmidt, DSHA '86 Gregory and Janis Schmitt, DS '64 Carl and Mary Sherer, DSHA '71 Fr. Dennis Thiessen, SDS

8 Years A. O. Smith Corporation John and Constance Bach, HA '56 James and Mary Boldt Colleen Boyle, DSHA '06 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 Kurt and Bonnie Drezek Patricia Driscoll, DS '61 Ann Duffy, DSHA '10 Elizabeth A. Kudija Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Margaret Ertz, DSHA '14 Peter and Judith Goodman Bridget Martin Hackbart, DSHA '08 John and Paula Horning Terence and Holly Hoy James and Angela Kachelski Charles and Dolores Kendall Gaziuddin and Julie Khaja, HA '67 Christopher and Gail Kobach, DS '64 Michael Lamb and Ellen Kresse Lamb, DSHA '82 Kurt and Laura Kwiatkowski Edward and Katherine Scoptur Lawton, DSHA '04 Ryan and Jamie Lemminger Quinten and Molly Loucks Thomas and Mary Jo Mance Vincent and Susan McBride Michael McCrea and Ann Marie Uselman Morgan Stanley Gift Fund Perry and Dora Packer Prescott Medical Communications Group Michael and Jane Reardon, DSHA '89 Tom and Ann Runnells Danny and Claudia Sanders 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 Timothy and Susan Waldoch Wendy Wallace Elizabeth Wissing, DSHA '10 Mary Wunderlich, HA '64 Craig and Iva Zeman, DSHA '82

7 Years

I give to DSHA because more than a decade later, I continue to call upon the Qualities of the Graduate every single day — in my professional career as well as in my personal relationships. At DSHA, young women are encouraged to live out their potential as believers, self-advocates, critical thinkers, communicators, and leaders.

My DSHA experience was truly invaluable and truly a blessing. It is a privilege to share in DSHA’s mission through giving.

—Gaby Nuñez, DSHA ’10

William Bonifas and Lori Albright Bonifas Patricia Blake, HA '55 Andrea Bonk, DSHA '00 Michael Geier and Kristin Branch, DSHA '92 Michael and Karen Bressanelli 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 Andy and Stephanie Czosnek Mary Pat DeSwarte, DS '57 Patrick and Alicia Dupies John and Jody Elliott Jeff and Lisa Featherstone Foley, Maldonado & O'Toole Anthony and Sara Glaszcz Christopher and Amy Goller Stephen and Bernadine Graff Sally A. Gramling, DSHA '79 Norbert and Teresa Grzechowiak Thomas and Mary Holton Susan Huber Rose Jashinsky, DS '56 Mary Kallenbach Brian and Mary Lou Kennedy, DS '59 Farley King, DSHA '04 Kenneth and Caron Kloser Patrick and Laura Koppa Beth Marie Kurtz, DSHA '92 Mark and Jennifer Lancaster, DSHA '89 Jamie Linski, DSHA '94 Judith Lohmann, HA '59 Brad and Laura Lois James and Mary Jo Maslowski Sally McBride, HA '50 Shannon McKeown Andrew and Joanna McQuide, DSHA '93 Molded Rubber & Plastic Corporation Amedeo and Kathleen Monacelli Gabriela Nuñez, DSHA '10 Marc and Michelle O'Hair Mark and Janet Andrea Otten, DSHA '85 Mark and Tiara Pienkos Carol Pilliod, HA '68 Joel and Caran Quadracci William and Karen Schlise Leonard and Joanne Schroth, HA '59 Raphael and Beth Shemanski Tim and Juliette Soczka Emmaline Stilp, DSHA '11 Timothy Teske Elizabeth Maly Tyree, DS '63 Benjamin DeBruin and Gina Vosseller-DeBruin, DSHA '97 Jason and Deborah White William and Meagan Wigchers John and Meghan Zidar, DSHA '91 Dale Schmidt and Ellen Zielinski, HA '69

6 Years 2 Anonymous Donors Aurora Health Care Foundation Thomas Bannon Quin Barrett and Doris Hein Barrett, HA '54 Steven and Jessica Bellows, DSHA '90 Doug and Erin Bigalke, DSHA '96 S. Margaret Bosch, SDS Brandon and Sara Bruckman Michael and Sally Chier Mark and Halligan Czarnecki, DSHA '91 Andrew and Nicole DeGuire J. Michael and Joan End Anne Ertz, DSHA '16 Frank and Mary Clare Falsetti, DSHA '74 Jenelle Falvey, DSHA '16 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 Steven and Kathleen Hall Samuel Halpern and Emma Gillette Anne Harrington, DSHA '67 Steven and Kathleen Hartzheim James and Sara Harwood, DSHA '87 Mark and Beth Herro Rodwell, DSHA '82 Benjamin and Ann Hruz Todd and Margaret Jordan, DSHA '73 Patrick and Maddalena Kass Michael Teich and Margaret Kelsey Theodore and Jennifer Kerschner Daniel and Jamie Keyes Mike and Margaret Kinateder, DSHA '03 Dennis and Katie Brown Konieczny, DSHA '92 Jeffrey and Maria Kucharski, DSHA '91 Dirk Hudson and Sharon Kuker Hudson, HA '59 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 Geoffrey and Katite Mackey Marshall and Jennifer Macomber, DSHA '89 Ray and Maureen Mazurek, DS '67 Timothy McCollow Charles and Kathleen Mellowes Joseph and Catherine Meloy, HA '68 James and Helen Michaletz 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 Beatrice Haggerty Foundation Dan and Margaret Platten, DSHA '01 Martin Radocha and Patricia Dulka Bernice Rossini, HA '56 Sharon Roth-Maguire Ryczek Memorial Trust

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FIDELITAS CIRCLE

Jodi Schoenauer, DSHA '84 Peter and Lisa Schraufnagel Gerald and Michelle Schwarz Pat Schwarz Kathleen Sexton, DSHA '87 Allen and Karen Shanahan Brendan and Molly Shea David and Angela Simon Allyson Snyder, DSHA '16 Margaret Sohm 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 The Windhover Foundation Emily Pokorny Wisniewski, DSHA '10 Geoffrey and Marie Zeidler

5 Years 5 Anonymous Donors James and Nora Barry Steve and Gina Boettcher Katie Brennan, DSHA '98 Mary Callanan, DSHA '18 Bill and Gretchen Caraher, DSHA '93 Mary Clemency, DSHA '72 Monique Conley, DSHA '98 Brian and Martha Connelly Kirk and Katherine Deffke Anne DeHaven, DSHA '95 David and Kathleen Denton Amanda Dettmann, DSHA '11 Brian and Kathleen Dorrington, DSHA '98 Amy Dalum Downing, DSHA '86 Joseph and Nyama Doyle, DSHA '01 Emily Drees, DSHA '10 Daniel and Wendy Dulak Clare Frigo, DSHA '09 Michael and Stacy Gauthier Shirley Gerrits, HA '56 Daniel and Robin Gorman John and Annette Groth, DSHA '75 Jennifer Groth, DSHA '00 Daniel and Megan Hambrook Scott and Haley Hill Randy McGrath Hoffmann Daniel and Nancy Holzhauer Holzhauer, Hewett & Barta, S.C. Nicholas and Emily Horsfield, DSHA '97 Dustin Warner and Erika Hutz, DSHA '04 Thomas and Kristin Jakubczak Anna Johnson, DSHA '10 Wambui Kamuiru, DSHA '01 James and Maureen Kanter Julie Karasek, DSHA '90 Michael and Katherine Karczewski, DSHA '80 Andrew and Brenda Kasun Molly Kean, DSHA '02 Nancy Kellner Tyler and Katie Kohtala, DSHA '04 Kevin and Jane Konieczka, DSHA '04 John and Rita Korrison Joshua and Katherine Kowal, DSHA '95 Janet Krebs, DSHA '74 Mary Lacy Matthew Lamke Michael Kennedy and Anna Layden, DSHA '10

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Roman and Leigh Anne Lichon Mark and Amy Lodes Caitlin Fentzlaff Macomber, DSHA '08 Gregg and Kimberly Mangarelli Jason and Mary Matyas, DSHA '92 Michael and Phyllis McDevitt Steven Menden Albert and Margaret Middleton, HA '54 Paul and Maureen Mikna, DSHA '86 Sophie Mills, DSHA '01 Julia Moran, DSHA '14 Daniel and Kristine Nigro Tim and Bridget O'Brien Roy and Mari Osmon, HA '63 Ann Owen Joseph Owen Jonathan and Melissa Packee Megan Panther, DSHA '07 Kevin and Jill Pasqua Sonal Patel, DSHA '94 Daniel and Vanessa Pavlovich Edward and Pamela Paz Cory and Danielle Rabe, DSHA '08 Matthew and Julie Rehmann Michael and Laura Reilly Robert and Nellie Richthammer, DSHA '93 Grace Roessler, DSHA '04 Rebecca Ruesch, DSHA '10 Elisabeth Schraith, DS '67 Philip and Margaret Sgariglia, HA '67 Patrick and Bridget Sheahan Andrew and Gretchen Skrobis Barbara Steinmetz Doug and Jennifer Sveda Michael and Susan Thelen Elizabeth Thompson, DSHA '01 Janet Horan Treacy Christiaan and Mary Catherine van Nispen, DSHA '12 Paul and Kelly Watzka, DSHA '87 Kathleen Potts Weaver, DS '67 Rita Wermers, DSHA '93 Jodi Zilinski, DSHA '98 Joan Zimmer, HA '64

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 Janice Dietz†, DS '54 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 Julius Riedl† 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 Richard† and Margaret† Streff Donald and Frances Tollefson, HA '65 W. Kent and Marcia Velde Anna Werschnak†, HA '43 Dolores Dehler Wojciechowski†, HA '47

The things you do for yourself are gone when you are gone, but the things you do for others remain as your legacy. This quotation, from American political scientist Kalu Ndukwe Kalu, exemplifies the spirit behind the word “giving.” Because “to give” is not just about money, but also about what DSHA has long taught to its students: to support, to learn, to experience, and most importantly, to love. A price cannot be put on an education that continues throughout your life from the foundation formed at DSHA. This is why I continue to give and have DSHA in my will — it will be part of my legacy.

—Susan Cannon, DSHA '72

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GIFTS IN HONOR OF OTHERS

Memorial Gifts Mr. and Mrs. William Ahlhauser Virginia Kegel, HA ‘44 Jeanne Ament Peter and Deanna Ament Steve and Amy Culbert, DSHA '87 Arthur and Ann Fink, HA '56 Michael and Kathleen Hodan Francis and Patricia Hughes Francis and Judith Jacoby Sharon Kruger Dennis and Sandra McGuire Frederick and Mary Ellen Muth, DS '57 Charles Peters Thomas and Barbara Schneider, DS '58 Andrew and Caitlin Brannon Tilley DSHA '06 Barbara Beam Barquist, HA '62 J. Paul Keenan and Pamela Beam Keenan, HA '60

In 2021–2022, 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.

Alexia Stilp Dudley, DSHA '94 Emmaline Stilp, DSHA '11 Gerald and Katherine Stilp

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

Kathleen Scannell McCormick, DS '51 Ann McCormick

Bridget Dunn Margot Dunn

Katie Jacobson, DSHA '10 Calvin and Katherine Leszczynski, DSHA '10

Helen Woelfel Muller, HA '41 Andrew and Catherine Hunt, DSHA '04

John R. Dunn Margot Dunn

Anne Elizabeth Wilmot Johnson, HA '62 Robert Johnson

Diane Strachota Nestler, HA '60 Joe Bronson and Kathleen Connell, DSHA '83

Jesse Farley Kenneth and Tara Vosniak

Sherry Jung Kathleen Olen, HA '57, and Douglas Olen

Judith Hurst Foley, HA '65 Suzette Orcholski, HA '65 Lois Eschenbach French, HA '53 Paul and Lisa French, DSHA '84 Dr. and Mrs. Mark W. Garry David and Nora Lewis, HA '61 Janet M. Hoehnen, DSHA ‘74 Carl and Kathleen Gresk, DSHA ‘74

Delores Gratz Budny, HA '33 Thomas Malaby and Jill Budny

Lorayne McKee Gehringer, HA '47 Mary Boucher, DSHA '73 James and Margaret Boyle, DSHA '76 Douglas Dehler Frank and Mary Clare Falsetti, DSHA '74 Susan Finn, DSHA '80 Marie Clare Gunther Marguerite Horne, HA '47 Gerald Jones John and Susan Lentz, DSHA '73 Charles and Terese Martin, DSHA '71 Nancy Massnick Butch and Jeanine Ranzen Dolores Roettgers Regan, HA '44 Lori Yordan and Kevin Stevlingson

Michelle Bunda, DS '67 Richard and Anita Grandpre, DS '67

Patrick D. Gerrits Shirley Smith Gerrits, HA '56

Julie Draper Daly, HA ‘57 Ray Daly

Martha Gladson, DS '66 Donald and Janice Tank

Kathleen Manion Dean Thomas and Suzanne McKale, HA ‘63

Ellen De Forno Gordon, HA '67 Gerald and Anne Harrington, HA '67

Shari Khaja Dorresteij, DSHA '99 Anonymous

Susan M. Siewert Gramling, DS '64 Anne Blom, DS '67

DSHA Classmates, 2004 Dustin Warner and Erika Hutz, DSHA '04

Melissa Lynne Heeg Donald and Julie Heeg

Gerald R. Bau Margaret Bau, DSHA '83 Joan K. Bielefeld, DS '59 Ethel Bielefeld Fletcher, DS '58 Andrew F. Boldt James and Mary Boldt Gayle Bosch, DS '52 Jerome and Mary Ann Bink, DS '52 Sandra L. Brzezinski Wayne Brzezinski

Sylvia DuBois, HA '46 Phyllis Goodwin, HA '50

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Sarah Hegarty, DSHA '98 Matthew and Kelly Hodges, DSHA '96

DGeraldine Murphy Kallas, HA '51 Jean Rehbein Gregory and Paulynn Weber Elizabeth Kendall, DSHA '00 Charles and Dolores Kendall Jane LaBissoniere Keyser, HA '41 Todd and Margaret Jordan, DSHA '73 Lois "Loie" Ladish Dean and Mary Klinger Edward Laskowski Justin and Kimberly Malvick, DSHA '94 Mary Ann Hanley Laughlin, HA '51 Chrisopher Argo Jennifer Bisswurm Michael and Lee Corning Amy Curti Frank and Mary Clare Falsetti, DSHA '74 Joseph and Jeanne Fuchs Thomas and Marland Gengler, HA '51 Michael and Karen Goldammer, DSHA '88 Robert and Heidi Hanley James and Mary Ann Hanson Bernadyne Langer Ruth Laughlin Life Navigators Chris McDermott, DSHA '76, and John McDermott Richard and Mary O'Dea Kathleen and Glenn Pentler James L. and Margaret Mathews Sankovitz, HA '51 Karen Larson Leonhardt, DS '59 Thomas and Mary Holton Virginia Sheehan Maas, HA '31 Donald Devona and Joan Maas, HA '59

Lori Murrell Olson, DSHA '96 Benjamin DeBruin and Gina Vosseller-DeBruin, DSHA '97 Shelley O'Malley Anonymous Claude Pehowski Anonymous Geraldine Pehowski, HA '45 Glen and Diana Barkow Jeffrey and Susan Becherer Peter and Elizabeth Benz, DSHA '98 Bradley Bland and Eileen Boyce, DSHA '98 Judith Bultman, DS '57 Mary Cannon HA '63 Jean Carron Margaret Christman, HA '54 Douglas and Sharon Clausen Donald and Christine Cotey Arthur and Maureen Dorrington, HA '67 Terri Dorrington Judith Doyle Thomas Cassidy and Brigid Driscoll, DSHA '91 Laura Klug Fahey Richard and Barbara Finley, DS '65 Michael and Amy Fox John and Carole Fox Debbie Ganchan Daniel and Jean Gaumond Jack and Mary Green, DS '65 Susan Grogan, DS '65 Cheryl Harvey, HA '69 Matthew and Kelly Hodges, DSHA '96 Francis and Judith Jacoby Michael and Mary Kalz Dennis and Barbara Klein Paul Krajewski Donald and Kathryn Kresse Maureen Lager, DS '70 Christopher and Colleen Leffler Robert and Christine Maranan Gregory and Kathleen Meuler Stephanie Mueller, DSHA '05 Steven and Julie Perez, DSHA '91 Greg and Laura Pfaff Timothy Damkoehler and Anne Pfeil, DSHA '71 Thomas and Kathleen Rave, DS '65

Colleen Rice John and Karen Rice Thomas and Diane Roethe, DS '65 D. Michael Schaefer John and Patricia Schesta Mary Dallman Schmidt, HA '69 Theodore and Molly Schmidt, DSHA '88 Thomas and Barbara Schneider, DS '58 Ericka Schrang Mary Pat Siewert, DSHA '71 Lynne Sorum Camille Spella, DS '65 Stephen and M. Patricia Steiner Alan and Mary Stroebel, DS '63 Jerome and Kathleen Tokarz, DS '59 Krista Tokarz Curtis Kathleen Potts Weaver, DS '67 David and Barbara Wilson, DS '65 Kathleen Hayes Phillips, HA '53 Mike and Mitzi MacKedon, HA '53

Margaret Zintek Smithson, HA '54 Andrew and Betty Jo Azpell, HA '58 Cathleen Johnston, HA '56 Lucy Gellerup Stoehr, DS '56 Andrew and Kerry Stoehr Margaret Strother Bill and Jeanne Eckert Jim Strother Angeles Torres Sinense Jon and Judith Schultz David and Sara Sinense, DSHA '86 Jessica Vianes, DSHA '95 Roger and Mary Wolverton, DS '66 Diane Hauser Washbush, DS '59 Joanne Platke, DS '59

Other Honorary Gifts

Dr. Colleen Andrews, DSHA '07 Craig and Maura Andrews Payton Bradford, DSHA '24 Bill and Barbie Bradford Sarah A. Bradford, DSHA '22 Bill and Barbie Bradford Elyise Brigman, DSHA '08 Jeffry and Patricia Brigman Mia Dembowski, DSHA '24 Patricia Bongiorno Sophia Dittrich, DSHA '16 Gwen Weithaus DSHA Class of 1981 Anonymous

Katherine Klinger Leszczynski, DSHA ‘10 Dean and Mary Klinger Grace E. Organ, DSHA ‘22 George and Connie Organ

Margaret Mathews Sankovitz, HA ‘51 Michael and Margaret Brauer, DSHA ‘80

Lisa Lang Graves, DSHA '84 James Lang

Denis O. Schmideler Joseph and JoyAnn Brezovar

Catherine Boehm Wick, HA '33 Kevin and Kathleen Carnell, DSHA '97

Dana Ingram, DSHA '26 Jennifer Brooks

Sr. Margaret Shekleton Robert and Nellie Richthammer, DSHA '93

Diane Hauser Washbush, DS '59 Joanne Platke, DS '59

Gabrielle E. A. Johnsen, DSHA '18 Frederick and Mary Ellen Muth, DS '57

Kate Slattery, DSHA '08 Timothy and Susanne Nettesheim

Kathryn Kleczka, DSHA ‘22 Donna Kleczka

Consuelo Roessger Gerardo and Clara Mayorga

Betty Stanton Weinfurter, HA '41 Anne Weinfurter, DSHA '72

Diane Wilkins, DS '66 Mary Peterson, DSHA '72 Ann Spear, DSHA '75

Eleanor Bennett King, HA ‘17 Frederick and Mary Ellen Muth, DS ‘57

Cara Brigman Feind, DSHA '08 Jeffry and Patricia Brigman

Susan Reidy Patrick Foran

Dorothy Seitz Silke, HA '33 Patricia, DS '57 and Joseph Edmisten

Shannon Kearney-Coborn, DSHA ‘84 James Kearney

Angela Mischke Pienkos, DS ‘58 Mark and Tiara Pienkos

Rosemary Eagle Quinlan, HA '46 Ronald and Maureen Hayes, DSHA '72

Patricia Beam Wilcox, HA '53 J. Paul Keenan and Pamela Beam Keenan, HA '60

Genevieve Schmitt Jones, DSHA '89 Dr. Karl and Mrs. Margaret Schmitt

DSHA Leadership Vernal Management Consultants, LLC

Tracy Anderson Wayson 2 Anonymous Donors Inta Berzins Kent Wayson Paula Jayne White

Jane E. Shore George Ferguson

Matthew F. Johnson Michael and Barbara Johnson

Gwyneth Johnsen, DSHA '21 Frederick and Mary Ellen Muth, DS '57 Maureen Muth Johnsen, DSHA '87 Frederick and Mary Ellen Muth, DS '57

Pamela Schmitt, DSHA ‘91 Dr. Karl and Mrs. Margaret Schmitt Sofia Spano, DSHA '22 Josephine Spano Jill Timm Jason and Carrie Kelroy Carol Nestler Wacker, DSHA '83 Joe Bronson and Kathleen Connell, DSHA '83 Megan Waldoch, DSHA '13 Timothy and Susan Waldoch

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MATCHING GIFTS

AbbVie Artisan Partners Benevity The Brink's Company Bucyrus-Erie Foundation, Inc. Chubb & Son CNH Industrial 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 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, and families. 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.

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.

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.

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Scholarships are bridges — access to this outstanding educational opportunity for outstanding young women regardless of a family's financial circumstances.

Scholarship sizes vary depending on a family’s financial need. Nearly 40 percent of DSHA students relied on scholarships, large and small, to attend DSHA in 2021-22.

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS AT DSHA

Scholarships allow DSHA to provide an outstanding college-preparatory, Catholic education to qualified students and enroll the strongest student body possible — including a financial and mission-based commitment to a diverse group of young women with different gifts, perspectives, and life experiences.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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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.

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.

John & Patricia Konkel Scholarship Fund (2021) Established by John and Patricia Konkel because they realize their parents sacrificed to provide them with a Catholic high school education and they would like to ease the financial burden of today's DSHA families.

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.

Life is full of opportunities, and we never know where a particular path will lead. We give to DSHA so girls can choose a rigorous, faith-filled education which prepares them to be leaders and role models in their communities.

—John and Patricia Konkel, parents of Katie Konkel Bergeron, DSHA '98

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.

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SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS 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.

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.

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.

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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, accept the gospel call to make a difference in the world, and be the goodness and kindness of Jesus to others.

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 recurring, to the DSHA Annual Fund — which supports college-prep academics, faith formation opportunities, scholarships, and more. Learn more at dsha.info/givenow.

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.

Attend DSHA events.

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.

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.

Whether you come to cheer on Dasher Athletics, 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 spending time with you! Visit dsha.info/calendar and save the date for this year’s DSHA Auction on Saturday, March 11, 2023.

Share your talents and time.

Volunteers hold a special place in the fabric of our community, and we invite you to join fantastic teams that truly make a difference in the lives of our young women while you get to know other DSHA community members. From volunteering at events and serving on our committees, to helping our students through mentorship or college/career readiness, there is an opportunity for you! Visit dsha.info/volunteer to learn more.

Share news about an alumna.

We love to hear what our alumnae are up to! Do you know a classmate or alumna who earned a degree, wrote a book, or received a promotion or special honor? Email Alumnae Director Danielle Jerominski Rabe, DSHA ’08, at rabed@ dsha.info to let us know. Encourage the alumna in your life to share a new address or email with DSHA so she receives all the latest news.

Days of Giving Join us on Tuesday, November 29, 2022 for Giving Tuesday and Tuesday, April 19, 2023 for Dasher Day of Giving. Learn more about Dasher Day of Giving on page 27.

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/summer for information about our hundreds of camps and classes designed just for girls during the summer.

Share your feedback.

We want to hear from you to better serve our community. What do you want to learn more about?

Share your thoughts with us at dsha.info/contact-us.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Academic Year 2021– 22

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 21–22 ACADEMIC YEAR Executive Committee John McDermott | Chair Rockwell Automation, retired Maureen Carney Goetz, DSHA ’96 | Vice Chair CBRE Hon. Derek Mosley, JD | Secretary Milwaukee Municipal Court 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 Craigh Cepukenas Artisan Partners

Aaron Lipski City of Milwaukee Fire Department

Cathleen A. Ebacher, JD* Community Volunteer

Gerry Schwarz Kickhaefer Manufacturing Co.

Cristy Garcia-Thomas Advocate Aurora Health

Moe Tarantino Community Volunteer

Molly Hegarty Kanter, JD Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development

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

Brigette Hyler Richerson Advocate Aurora Health Joseph Kerschner, MD* Medical College of Wisconsin Andy Lampereur * Financial Consultant

Board of Directors Added for the 2022–23 School Year Juan Banda Froedert Health Kathleen Cepelka, PhD Archdiocese of Milwaukee, retired

Mary Jo Layden Community Volunteer *completed term in the 21–22 school year

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ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS* 2021– 22 *(unaudited)

Other

Revenue:

Revenue: Tuition and Fees

Loss on Investments

REVENUE Tuition and Fees

Tuition and Fees

$10,177,463

Government Grants

97.31%

Government Grants $332,653 3.18% Unrestricted Contributions Tuition and Fees Restricted Contributions Government Grants Unrestricted Contributions $956,739 9.15% Special Events Unrestricted Contributions Restricted Contributions $1,991,130 19.04% Interest and Dividends Restricted Contributions Loss on Investments Special Events $413,090 3.95% Special Events

Interest and Dividends

Special Events

Other

Restricted Contributions

Interest and Dividends Interest and Dividends

$899,727 8.60%

Loss on Investments

Loss on Investments $(4,386,907)

Other

Other Total Revenue Unrestricted Contributions

-41.94%

$75,343 0.71%

$10,459,238

100.00%

$8,297,244

42.71%

$1,497,902

7.71%

$1,237,211

6.37%

$748,019

3.85%

$4,706,545

24.23%

Advancement Other

$736,912

3.79%

Administration

$864,714

4.45%

$1,337,434

6.89%

$19,425,981

100.00%

Government Grants

Expenses:

Expenses:

Administration Advancement

Salaries & Benefits

Other

EXPENSES

Financial Assistance

Capital Improvements

Salaries & Benefits

Instructional & Program Salaries & Benefits Salaries & Benefits Facilities Financial Assistance Financial Assistance Capital Improvements Instructional & Program Advancement Instructional & Program Facilities Administration Facilities Capital Improvements Other Advancement

Capital Improvements

Administration

Other Financial Assistance Facilities

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Total Expenses

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