DSHA Annual Report | 2022-2023 Academic Year by dsha9

FAITH. HEART. INTELLECT. 2022-23 ANNUAL REPORT

A CATHOLIC, COLLEGE-PREP, 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 an outstanding college-prep education; one in which students learn to embody the goodness and kindness of Jesus Christ as they dream to become doctors, judges, mothers, engineers, entrepreneurs, teachers, and more. The 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

OUR VISION

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.

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

QUALITIES OF A DSH DSHA A

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

SHE IS A SELF-ADVOCATE... ...who as a young woman learns to accurately assess her abilities and to recognize and resist the cultural forces and customs that would erode her own emerging sense of self or cause her to act in conflict with her own values and beliefs. Through systematic opportunities to learn, practice, and master self-advocacy behaviors, she begins to articulate her beliefs and values. She uses her own voice to state her opinion, ask questions, and effectively negotiate for her strongest possible outcome.

SHE IS A CRITICAL THINKER... ...who solves problems, improves processes, and sees what others cannot. She is innovative and creative, her wise counsel and enlightened perspectives are 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.

ACHIEVING AND BUILDING THROUGH OUR MISSION By John McDermott, DSHA Board Chair 2021-23

DEAR DSHA COMMUNITY, The 2022-23 school year was another remarkable year as DSHA continues to thrive as an all-girls, Catholic, college-prep high school. As we develop young women of faith, heart, and intellect, our girls continue to be shining examples of the benefits of our whole-person approach to high school education. The year marked an especially exciting year in STEM accomplishments for DSHA. The SMART (Students Modeling a Research Topic) Team co-curricular presented real-world research alongside college and university students in Seattle; their project entitled, To See or Not To See: Assessing the Implications of the P23H Rhodopsin Mutation on Retinitis Pigmentosa, was presented at the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) conference. The 1732 Hilltopper Robotics Team, composed of both DSHA and MUHS students, qualified to compete in the FIRST® World Championship in Houston, TX where they finished within the top 5% of robotics teams in the world. The STEM Scholars program, designed for motivated students who are curious about and willing to engage in learning science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, grew to 65 application-based participants in the 2022-23 school year and is now at 97 participants this current year; up from 23 students in 2020. DSHA’s AP exam scores earning college credit continue to significantly outpace the national average by nearly 20%, and in May, the DSHA Class of 2023 became the newest members of the DSHA Alumnae family, receiving over $24 million in reported scholarship dollars to accepted colleges and universities. Of course, these achievements are always accomplished through the lens of our Catholic, Salvatorian identity. DSHA students celebrated nine all-school Masses; an average of 164 students attended optional Faith Friday Masses; and over 60 hours of Eucharistic Adoration were offered. A new project, $10,000 Together, focused on the year’s scriptural theme — “how good and kind it is when God’s people live together in unity” — from Psalm 133:1, and relied on collaboration from the entire student body. Throughout the year, Dashers raised a total of $10,000 and donated $1,000 each to ten non-profit organizations throughout Milwaukee.

BUILDING ON A STRONG FOUNDATION Our 2022-23 fiscal year was a sound year and ended with a small surplus. Total annual fund contributions from the DSHA community were slightly below our record setting 2021-22 year, yet exceeded all previous years. This year, DSHA saw its highest donor participation in more than five years, with alumnae and parents each surpassing their highest participation rate. Our annual fundraising is critical to funding the gap between tuition and the actual cost of a DSHA education. We cannot operate with a balanced budget without the contributions from this annual fundraising. We are grateful for all DSHA community members who help us annually achieve this goal. Although annual operations are secure, DSHA still has longer term strategic needs to fully allow it to effectively form girls in faith, heart, and intellect. These needs include bringing the original section of the school up to today’s standards by 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 are actively working on a plan to address these key areas in the near future.

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BOARD CHAIR A SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY While we look toward the future, I am again so impressed with the accomplishments of the 2022-23 school year. DSHA has a strong and capable Board of Directors with a firm commitment to the school and its mission. As I complete my six years on the board, I’d like to thank Mike Hodan and Mary Jo Layden for their outstanding contributions. I would also like to welcome Ann Eisenbrown, Jacquie Fossett, Arlisia McHenry, Nicole Renouard, John Wimmer, and Barbara Henderson Ziebert to the Board for the 2023-24 school year. DSHA will miss their departing Board members, but is thankful for the enthusiasm of the new board members. Five of the six are current parents of DSHA students. We continue to be proud of our incredibly talented faculty and staff who care about each and every student and give our young women 100% of themselves day after day. They are responsible for the success of DSHA, and we could not achieve what we do without them. Lastly, I am grateful for my opportunity to serve on the DSHA Board. I’ve had the opportunity to meet so many impressive graduates who live the mission of DSHA in their lives. It’s easy to put statistics on a website. However, the true test of any high school are the graduates, the impact they have on others, and the difference they make in our world. 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 2023-24 school year and beyond. Thank you for your generosity to this great institution. With sincere gratitude, John McDermott 2021-23 DSHA Board Chair

A SCHOOL THAT LEADS By Katie Konieczny, DSHA ‘92, President

DEAR DSHA COMMUNITY, We had a fantastic 2022-23 school year with so many things to celebrate. Each year as I begin to write this letter, intended to be a reflection on the year as a whole, I struggle with choosing how to distill an incredible year down to a few paragraphs. Our students, faculty, and staff have accomplished so much. This year, as we look at our achievements, I would like to draw attention to the ways we are a school that leads not only here in Wisconsin, but on a national stage as well.

A NOTEWORTHY MISSION In the 2022-23 school year our Academic Dean Heather Mansfield, Ph.D., led us through an accreditation process with a third-party accreditation organization, Cognia, based in Alpharetta, GA. They evaluated our institutional effectiveness at meeting national standards and benchmarks, and helped us assess our areas of strengths and opportunities for improvement. A year-long collection of data, surveys, study, evaluation, and analysis took place. We received outstanding feedback on the education we are providing our young women. Of special note, we are so proud to share that Cognia recognized our school with a rarely given “Noteworthy Practice,” meaning DSHA is now considered to be a school that nationally leads the way in doing the following according to Cognia’s standards: “The school board, administration, and staff have demonstrated a commitment to learners and support the mission of the school. Students’ well-being and the mission of the school guide all decisions. A multitude of programs, staff, co-curriculars, and academic supports are in place to ensure student needs are met. The mission and values of the school are articulated and shared to provide guidance and ensure all stakeholders are working toward the same goal and purpose.” As a Catholic school, nothing is more important than our mission. As a faculty, staff, administration, and board, we know that our mission drives every decision we make as we offer our young women a place to develop intellectually; to grow spiritually in their faith within a Catholic community; and to pursue passions of the heart which fuel their desires to make a difference in the world around them. I am so proud of the team I get to work with every day. The formal recognition of the delivery on our mission is a credit to the day-to-day, and hour-by-hour work of every member of the faculty, staff, administration, and board. 7

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PRESSIDENT PRE INSPIRING STEM

AP STEM CLASSES AT DSHA

On the previous pages in the letter from 2021-2023 Board Chair John McDermott, you just read about the remarkable year we had in STEM, from growing participation in our STEM Scholars program, to our SMART (Students Modeling a Research Topic) Team and Robotics Team shining on a national stage. So how does that translate into classroom success and college preparedness? A remarkable 61% of DSHA graduates from the class of 2023 intend to major in a STEM field in college. Additionally, our students are substantially out-performing the national average in AP STEM courses.

% of students who took the AP exam scoring 3+, the number required to qualify for college credit DSHA AP Scores 2023*

AP Physics C Mechanics AP Biology AP Chemistry AP Statistics AP Calculus (AB-BC combined)

100% 93% 92% 90% 77%

National AP Scores* vs vs vs vs vs

74% 61% 54% 61% 62%

* Scores are from the most recent DSHA data (2023) and most recent national AP aggregate data at the time of printing (2022).

Our girls are leaving DSHA with more than a foundational knowledge-base in STEM. They are leaving with practical and real-world STEM applications, and the ability to integrate and apply concepts of mathematics and science toward real-world problem solving. On behalf of Principal Dan Quesnell and I, we are so grateful for the hard work and dedication of our STEM faculty. Their delivery on our mission is creating the next generation of doctors, engineers, teachers, and game-changers.

DASHER ATHLETICS SETS PACE AS A NATIONAL POWERHOUSE In the 2022-23 year, long-time Athletic Director Peggy Seegers-Braun was recognized with one of the highest national honors a high school athletic director can receive – the prestigious career-highlighting National Federation of State High School Associations (NHFS) Citation Award by the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (NIAA). Under her leadership, DSHA was also recognized as only one of 18 schools in the country whose coaches have earned an NFHS Level 3 Honor Roll status for their leadership and commitment to professional development. DSHA Varsity A-Side Rugby earned its 10th national title, while Varsity Volleyball finished the season ranked 19th nationally. Additionally, the following athletes earned individual All-American or national recognitions: in volleyball, Bella Lipski, DSHA ’23; Sophia Wendlick, DSHA ’24; and Madison Quest, DSHA ’25; in field hockey, Mack Doerr, DSHA ’23; in ski, Payton Bradford, DSHA ’24; and Riley Doerr, DSHA ’26; and in soccer, Piper Dupies, DSHA ’23.

DSHA IS A SCHOOL THAT LEADS As I reflect back on the ways our Dashers, faculty, and staff are setting pace in Milwaukee and beyond, I am so grateful to those of you in our community who make this happen. It is your generosity that allows each one of these accomplishments to occur. We would not be who we are without your financial support. Our young women would not have the stage to dream and achieve without your gifts to DSHA. You are very directly creating the next generation of women who will make a mark on this world. You are creating leaders by supporting a school that leads. Thank you. With deepest gratitude, Katie Konieczny, DSHA ‘92 President

WHY I GIVE

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CURRENT PARENTS

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Andrew and Maria Schmelzer

Athletic Director Peggy Seegers-Braun and Donald Braun

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CLASS OF 2023 GRAD Jayda Thomas, DSHA ‘23

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John and Anne Grogan, DSHA ‘88 17 Years in a Row Giving

Eamonn Wayson, Kaitlin Wayson, DSHA ‘09, and Kent Wayson

SERVICE SERV SERVI ICE IN ACTION VOCARE SENIOR REFLECTIONS

From February 27 - March 10, Divine Savior Holy Angels High School seniors embarked on Vocare, a service immersion experience. Vocare, meaning “to draw forth; to call,” is the capstone of each student’s four years of Salvatorian service while at DSHA. Each senior spends two full weeks in the greater Milwaukee community and works alongside the elderly, children, those with special needs, or community outreach organizations. Students experience firsthand the critical issues facing society while gaining a deeper understanding of how they utilize their God-given gifts and talents in service to others. On March 16, DSHA students, faculty, and staff gathered in the Robert and Marie Hansen Family Fine Arts Theatre to welcome seniors back from Vocare. During the assembly, the DSHA community heard from fourteen seniors who shared their personal experiences and reflections gained during the two weeks. On the next few pages, are the reflections from three members of the DSHA Class of 2023, who shared what they learned and how they were shaped by their experience.

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AVA MELVIN, DSHA ‘23, ON SERVING AT FRANCISCAN PEACEMAKERS

Peacemakers gives out to women facing homelessness. In all of these tasks, I had the opportunity to interact with some of the graduates of the program who work there, as well as two women currently in the program. One of them said to me, “People told me I couldn’t weather the storm, but I told them – I am the storm.” I realized that this is exactly what Franciscan Peacemakers does. They help women, who are in unthinkable situations feel special and loved, provide resources and support, and help them to conquer their storms. The women in the program have so much personality and love for everyone at Franciscan Peacemakers. They are also so happy and grateful for everything that Franciscan Peacemaker does for them. It’s amazing to see so much joy in those who are often seen as outcasts in society. In the couple interactions I had with the residents, they were beyond grateful for so many things I often take for granted. They appreciated all the items in the hygiene bags, such as a toothbrush and toothpaste; two things I have taken for granted.

When I arrived at Franciscan

Peacemakers on the first day of Vocare I had no idea what to expect. Franciscan Peacemakers seeks to help women who are engaging in prostitution due to sex trafficking, drug addiction, or trauma. This strong women-led organization aids women experiencing homelessness by providing them with meals, hygiene bags, and warm clothes. They support these women when they are going through detox and are their right-hand support while in the program. The women in the

program receive housing at St. Bakhita Catholic Worker House and have jobs at Franciscan Peacemakers, where they help make bath and home products. From the women in the program to every single employee – they all embody Jesus. During those two weeks, we cleaned and reorganized the store and workroom. We helped make bars of soap, pump lotion, package and label candles, bar soaps, and bath bombs. We helped pack over 200 hygiene bags that Franciscan

The women we worked alongside of are angels. They know every single woman they see by name and know their life stories. They made sure every single woman left with a smile on their face, regardless of how their day had been going otherwise. They asked about specifics of these women’s lives, making each of them feel loved and valued as a member of the Franciscan Peacemakers community. God is present everywhere in the organization. My Vocare experience at Franciscan Peacemakers taught me the meaning and value of loving those who we do not know. Similar to the experiences of the residents interacting with the women of Franciscan Peacemakers, I feel as if I have a whole new family and perspective with whom to conquer my own storms.

SERVICE IN ACTION VOCARE SENIOR REFLECTIONS

I wouldn’t say I’m overly patriotic when I draw by any means, but when I was about to finish, I suddenly and inexplicably felt almost compelled to include a minute detail of a flag that hung on the house in the drawing. “Are you gonna give it to him?” asked Macy. Knowing John, the mere thought of disturbing him made my eyes widen. “Gosh, no,” I responded. “I think you should!” she encouraged me.

SOFIA GRBIC, DSHA ‘23, ON SERVING AT THE ELIZABETH RESIDENCE BAYSIDE CAMPUS

I was blessed to serve at Elizabeth

Residence in Bayside, in the portion designated for end-of-life service, where most every resident is wheelchair-bound, incoherent or non-communicative, and cannot perform daily activities, like eating, using the bathroom, or moving, without aid. Elizabeth Residence, however, works passionately to fulfill their philosophy: to provide the best and most comfortable care and allow their residents to live in the moment with joy. When I reflect on my Vocare experience, one particular story comes to mind. I was sitting during free time between activities with the elderly residents of my facility, seated quietly between their reclining sofas, eyes glued to a black and white film playing on their widescreen TV. These moments between scheduled events

of the day, like the weekly “Sit and Be Fit” exercise program or “Friday’s Happy Hour” with special performing guests, were rare, but rather than feel intrusive or unproductive, I had brought some art supplies for these moments. As my fellow volunteer, Macy Hill, DSHA ’23, made a string-bracelet to give to a resident beside me, I began to sketch a picture of the man seated in front of me watching the film. John, with a permanent frown stuck below a furrowed brow, was notoriously grumpy, and silent if not perpetually asking for a bag of Baked Lays chips. I drew him in his recliner, leaned back, legs crossed, hands folded. When I began to draw his surroundings, I decided I wanted him to not be staring at the television, but instead to be pondering a painting of a lake house that was hung up nearby.

“Hmmm…okay...but 50 percent chance he just stares at me,” I said. “And 25 percent chance he doesn’t even look up,” she joked. Mustering courage, I walked up, a little shaky. “Hi John, I hope you–uh–don’t mind, but I drew this picture of you...” And when I tell you I had never, ever previously thought his frown could possibly lift up like that, his face lit up entirely as he sat up and gingerly took it from my outstretched hand. “Oh, my. Oh, wow. Well, thank you,” he said quietly, proceeding to fold it gently into fourths and place it in his pants pocket. I can confidently say that from then on his deep, deep frown was a little softer, at least for the next entire hour. I later was told that he was in the Air Force and had fought in Vietnam. DSHA provides a rare experience through Vocare. I am so grateful to know that our actions are helping bring others faith in our generation and thus in our collective future. I know that the continuity of this tradition will continue to help uplift others, as each successive class enters into their Vocare experience senior year.

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to expect. Furthermore, I was a little wary of the amount of time I’d be there. I’d never had a negative service experience, but what if I was placed somewhere I was really uncomfortable and was stuck there for two weeks? Walking into my site, however, I quickly realized that my fears had been unfounded. Our site managers were immediately welcoming and excited about our arrival. The clients were equally open, and some introduced themselves, unprompted within minutes. It was a warm environment from day one. I was in charge of morning dance fitness and whatever else I needed to do to help the managers. Over the course of our time there, we were also asked to come up with our own hour-long activity. I chose to do Music Trivia, an idea I lifted from Mr. Montgomery (Social Studies Faculty Tom Montgomery.)

BRYANA ASSIGBLEY, DSHA ‘23, ON SERVING AT GOODWILL JAMES O. WRIGHT DAY SERVICES

My most important job, however, was being present to and spending time with the clients daily. Whether it be through card games, playing Just Dance on the Wii, or simply conversing, I spent my two weeks building connections with the people we were serving in a way I had never done before.

Most people think of Goodwill as a

large thrift store chain, but Goodwill actually provides a variety of additional community services. They deliver vocational training, transitional employment, community programs, and even do laundry for healthcare groups and the military. There is a considerable focus on serving vulnerable members of society, particularly the disabled. Attached to the James O. Wright outlet is a second building where these programs are run. The Day Services Clubhouse program, where I was placed on my Vocare experience, is meant to support

people with various intellectual and developmental disabilities. Through enrichment courses, volunteer work, community outings, and an encouraging, safe environment, these adults gain and build the skills needed for a more independent, community-oriented life. Still, going into Vocare, I was pretty apprehensive for a few reasons. Goodwill wasn’t my first choice, and until a couple of weeks before the start of Vocare, I thought I would just be sorting clothes. I had never worked with the population I would be serving, so I had no idea what

My main takeaway from Vocare - how much kindness, community, and time touch many of the people in the Goodwill program. My experience has changed the way I see the world. I got to immerse myself in my community and the reality of others just blocks away with no distractions for two weeks. I really connected to the clients at my site through hearing their unique stories, and the experience gained was invaluable. I’m not the saccharine, sentimental type, but having served there for Vocare and reflecting on my time, I realized Goodwill touched me, too. I’m excited to continue pursuing service opportunities next year at Marquette University and the years ahead.

FINDING HER VOICE AT DSHA DASHER KICK-OFF ADDRESS By Julia Rentmeester, DSHA ‘23

January 25 marked the DSHA Class of 2027 Dasher Kick-Off, in which the incoming freshman class gathered for the first official time at DSHA. They met oneon-one with faculty and staff to register for classes, met their school counselors, and learned more about the DSHA experience. Julia Rentmeester, DSHA ‘23, also addressed the incoming class during the night. During her speech, Rentmeester reflected over her last four years on how DSHA has developed her into the woman of faith, selfadvocate, critical thinker, communicator, and leader that she is today. Below, read her address to the class of 2027.

I came into freshman year nervous, afraid, and quiet with no desire to stick out. Now, four years later, if you asked any of my teachers, friends, or family how they would describe me, I don’t think those words would cross their minds. DSHA developed me into the strong, confident, outspoken young woman I always had within me, but didn’t know how to express.

When I walked into DSHA on my first day of freshman year, I had two goals in mind. First, I vowed that I would never, ever become one of the three senior girls who stood outside in penguin costumes and cheered because that looked terrifying and I was not courageous enough to do that. My second goal was to keep my head down and do whatever it took to blend in.

Stepping through those front doors meant that I was going from being in a class of 30 students who I’d known since kindergarten, to a class with over 170 girls of whom I knew less than 15. This is probably a similar situation for most of you. I thought I’d love the feeling of starting fresh and being a new person, but in reality, I was terrified. So for those first few weeks of freshman year, I followed what everyone else did and focused on sports and academics.

This transformation didn’t happen overnight. It started when I was willing to take a leap and say yes. The first step in my journey was running for Student Council. I saw it as my big opportunity to step out of the person I was at the start of the year and get involved. If you could have seen my mom’s face when I told her this, you would know how out of character this was for me. Not only was I thinking of giving a speech in front of my entire freshman class, but I was also running for School Pride, the commission all about energy, being loud, and promoting school spirit. The commission that also happened to be run by our “mascots”—the Pennies—the same girls in the penguin costumes that I had been afraid of on the very first day of school. To make a long story short, I contradicted every intention I had of blending in and performed a self-written rap about DSHA School Pride to my class of 170 girls, and shockingly, I won the election. That election was a huge breakthrough in setting my path to explore new opportunities, and I don’t think it would have happened if I hadn’t been here at DSHA. DSHA’s safe, all-girls environment allowed and encouraged

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me to step out of my comfort zone and practice my leadership. DSHA laid the groundwork, and I had to learn to say yes. I’ve carried that openness with me through my four years as I’ve taken on more leadership roles in retreats, Campus Ministry, and other areas. But I’ve also used it to push myself out of my comfort zone to try new things, even if I’m not the best. For example, I transitioned from volleyball to cross country my junior year, and, although I really struggled to adapt at first, I discovered a strong community of girls and coaches who pushed me to be my best and supported me no matter what. As I approach graduation, I’ve become more grateful for the endless opportunities to succeed that DSHA offered me. I’ve had the privilege of having numerous influential teachers and figures stick by my side and support me all four years. They have led me to who and where I am today. I’ve made some of my best friends and memories within this school, and I wouldn’t trade my time here for anything. As I look out at all of you, the class of 2027 and the future of DSHA, I see a little part of myself four years ago. Although I won’t be here next year, I’m excited to see you all thrive in your own passions and strong suits, to watch you discover new interests and make new friends, and to someday meet the lovely women all of you will become and already are. I look out at you, and I see girls who are ready, whether you know it or not.

By simply being here and being open to saying yes and stepping out of your comfort zone, you are already on the path to success. Don’t be afraid to just jump in. Take advantage of the summer camps we offer for the incoming freshmen, talk to new people, and — yes this may sound incredibly cringy — but be yourself! DSHA is made for each one of you to pave your own way. I’m still the same girl I was freshman year, but DSHA pushed me to reach my potential that I didn’t even see in myself. All I wish for you is that, like me, you will fail at any silly goals you set for yourself on the first day of school and instead take advantage of any opportunity you want at DSHA. It’s going to be scary and nerve-wracking but also exciting, positive, and likely life-changing. I know it was for me. The best way I can think to end this speech to the newest freshmen class of DSHA is with the three things I would tell my freshman self who started my journey here. First, you’re now going to be a freshman again as you go to college and get to relive this entire experience, so buckle in. Second, surprise! You are one of the Pennies, the senior girls in the penguin costumes, and you love it! And third, DSHA will change your life in ways you can’t even imagine.

I’ve thought a lot about what advice I needed as an incoming freshman, and it boils down to something simple. You don’t have to know what to expect. You don’t have to have the next four years mapped out or even the next few months.

DSHA’s safe, all-girls environment allowed and encouraged me to step out of my comfort zone and practice my leadership. DSHA laid the groundwork, and I had to learn to say yes.”

LIVING IN THE PRESENT 2023 VALEDICTORIAN ADDRESS By Kate Hemsworth, DSHA ‘23

On May 26, 165 DSHA seniors, along with their family and friends, gathered in the Miller High Life Theater in downtown Milwaukee for the DSHA Class of 2023 Graduation. The girls, dressed in the traditional white gowns and gloves, entered the theatre while the DSHA Divine Strings performed Pomp and Circumstance. Opening with a blessing and prayer, Principal Dan Quesnell then welcomed the class to the special ceremony. He congratulated the girls for their collective drive and perseverance to reach this moment, and acknowledged those on the stage with him including President Katie Konieczny, DSHA ‘92, Academic Dean Heather Mansfield, and Sisters of the Divine Savior Sponsorship Coordinator S. Grace Mary Croft, SDS, DS ’56. Following his opening remarks, Quesnell introduced Valedictorian Kate Hemsworth, DSHA ’23, and recounted her academic excellence throughout her four years, especially noting her passion and love for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.) She is attending college at the prestigious Washington University in St. Louis where she will study biochemistry on a pre-medicine track as a National Merit Finalist, Wisconsin Excellence Scholar, and Presidential Scholar. Quesnell invited Hemsworth to the stage where she had the opportunity to address her peers and those gathered. Below are the words she shared including her advice to find joy in the little moments, live in the present, and be grateful for it all.

Although I’ve never been in love

with public speaking, I’m sure this can’t be any worse than our Catcher in the Rye presentations. Looking out at this crowd, which is significantly larger than my sophomore year English class, I am immensely grateful for each and every one of you surrounding me today. Behind each graduate are parents who suppressed amusement while listening to our rants about high school drama, grandparents who cheered us on whether we were first place contenders or dead last in every competition, and teachers from our grade schools and high school who consistently ushered us through our academics whether we were receptive to their lessons or not. Thank you. Each and every one of you has played a vital role in getting all of us here tonight. To the class of 2023, congratulations! This is the milestone we dreampt about

for years, the day that seemed ridiculously far away when we were stuck studying optimization at midnight the day before a calculus test. More often than not, we wished we could grow up a little faster, so we could reach this exact moment and get on with the rest of our lives. Back when we were freshmen, we would’ve done anything to drive ourselves to school, even if it meant parking in the neighborhood. But then, by the end of our sophomore year, we seemed to have forgotten how cool we thought it was to drive, for all we wanted was to move onto the big plaid. Yet, as soon as these dreams were fulfilled, we all wished to jump ahead to senior year so we could be freed from the burdens of the ACT and graced with the gift of senioritis. However, when we received our 20th reading assignment for Jane Eyre, it became rather easy for us to lose sight of the fact that these were the moments we’d wished for! So, we all prayed and prayed for graduation to come sooner. Now, as overjoyed as I am to be graduating with you all today, I am also so glad we had to live through every last seemingly mundane moment of high school together. Because if we had been able to skip ahead to this day, we would’ve missed out on watching the sunrise together before seizing the only opportunity we will ever

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have to pour glitter on unsuspecting freshmen. If we had skipped ahead, we wouldn’t have gotten to cheer on our classmates at Airband, write each other palanka notes at senior retreat, or learn the circuitous and direct routes to the homes of classmates who live in cities and suburbs outside of our own. But even when nothing big or memorable was happening, and the longing to break free from the confines of high school was at a peak, I’m glad we had to live through the more ordinary times. Even our most boring days at DSHA were filled with moments we often take for granted, like talking with lab partners about absolutely anything besides the lab, waiting for new word searches and sudokus outside the den, laughing with friends during Dasher time, getting an adrenaline rush when you’re wearing plaid pajama pants and see Mrs. Duffy (Theology Faculty Mary Duffy) speeding down the hallway on her secret weapon, her scooter, and even just smiling at each other as we pass in the stairwell. And to think of how eager we were in September to just get it all over with! Now that we are about to part ways, we have a decision to make. We can either spend the rest of our lives looking forward to everything we are to achieve in the future, or we can consciously choose to embrace the moment we are currently living in. As we embark on our next journey, I encourage us to pause, to cherish the present, and to find comfort living in the less eventful parts of our lives. After all, it was the seemingly ordinary moments, the ones we never really think about as they’re happening, that have made our high school experience one to remember. So, even when nothing exciting is happening and the days begin to blend together, don’t wish away the present. Instead, remember how much joy something as simple as an orchid day or a cafeteria cookie could bring during our years here, and try to find those little joys wherever you are. No matter how eager we are to grow

up and no matter how badly we want to move forward with our lives, let us all stop and be grateful for the present moment. Be grateful for the friendships you make and hold them close while you can. Because as much as it felt like we would be with our classmates forever, here we are, saying goodbye. Be grateful if you ever meet a professor who is as passionate about teaching as Mrs. Strandberg (Science Faculty & Department Chair Stacey Strandberg) or as kind as all of our teachers here at DSHA. Be grateful for the people in your life like Ms. Wissing (Mathematics & Specialized Studies Faculty Libby Wissing, DSHA ’10), who always tells her class to have a great rest of their day, and Mr. Montgomery (Social Studies Faculty Thomas Montgomery), whose killer recorder skills never fail to stun us all. As hard as it is to accept, so many wonderful people, places, and things are not permanent aspects of our lives, so be thankful while you still can. Let us all appreciate every little moment along our journeys, for so often, our longing to grow up eclipses the beauty of the present. As always, Taylor Swift says it best. So to the class of 2023, “Even though you want to, just try to never grow up.” Enjoy the little moments because before you know it, it’ll all just be a fond, messy, beautiful memory to look back on.

YOUNG WOMEN OF FAITH

10,000

DONATED TO 10 ORGANIZATIONS

Throughout the 2022-23 school year, DSHA students worked together on a project called $10,000 Together. Inspired by the school year’s scriptural theme — “how good and kind it is when God’s people live together in unity” — from Psalm 133:1, the project relied on collaboration from Campus Ministry, Student Council, cocurriculars, and the full student body. The goal was to raise $1,000 for 10 organizations that were important to DSHA students. Dashers raised over $10,000 total for the following organizations: (ABCD) After Breast Cancer Diagnosis; the St. Bakhita Catholic Worker House; Camp Hometown Heroes; Warm Hands, Warm Hearts; La Casa De Esperanza; SEA Literacy; PEARLS for Teen Girls; Best Buddies Wisconsin; MacCanon Brown Homeless Sanctuary; and The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

DIFFERENT RETREATS HELD

Throughout the year, each student had the opportunity to attend a retreat hosted by DSHA Campus Ministry. • All students | Campus Ministry Opening • Freshmen | Set Sail • Sophomores | Through the Turbulence • Juniors | Present to the Spirit • Seniors | Saying Yes

ALL-SCHOOL MASSES CELBRATED 19

Dashers gathered for nine all-school Masses including a Welcome Back Mass, Homecoming Mass, Immaculate Conception Mass, Our Lady of Guadalupe Mass, Epiphany Mass, Catholic Schools Week Mass, Ash Wednesday Mass, St. Patrick’s Day Mass, and End of the Year Mass.

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STUDENTS HELD CAMPUS MINISTRY LEADERSHIP POSITIONS

Dashers held numerous application-based Campus Ministry leadership positions including freshmen through senior retreat coordinators, Campus Ministry student officers, afternoon prayer coordinators, Mass coordinators, chapel prayer coordinators, collections coordinators, Mass music coordinators, service team co-curricular leaders, and more.

SITES SERVED DURING VOCARE

Vocare is the capstone of each student’s four years of service and each senior Dasher serves two full weeks in the Milwaukee area. Students work alongside the elderly, children, those with special needs, or for community outreach organizations and experiences firsthand many of the critical issues facing society while gaining a deeper understanding of how she can utilize her God-given gifts and talents in service to others.

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AVERAGE NUMBER OF STUDENTS CHOOSING TO ATTEND OPTIONAL FAITH FRIDAY MASSES EACH WEEK Each Friday, DSHA Campus Ministry hosts Faith Friday Mass in the Mother of Our Divine Savior Chapel. This year, Faith Friday Masses saw over 2,500 student visits throughout the year, nearly triple the attendance of the previous school year.

YOUNG WOMEN OF HEART

82,311

RAISED THROUGH DASH-A-THON

A favorite annual tradition, the 2022 DSHA Dash-A-Thon was held on September 21. The girls gathered for an all-school assembly in the gymnasium before preparing for the themed seven-mile run/walk. This year, students dressed to fit the “Dash Through the Universe” theme. The event provides Dashers with the chance to give back to their school and celebrate the mission, vision, and community of DSHA.

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NATIONAL AND

STATE TITLES

The DSHA Varsity Rugby team brought home their 10th National Title and Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Ski, Varsity Field Hockey, and Varsity A-Side Rugby all earned State Championship Trophies in the 2022-23 school year. Additionally, the Varsity Tennis doubles team of Molly Jex, DSHA ‘24, and Lizzie Stuckslager, DSHA ‘26, won the WIAA Girls Tennis - D1 Doubles State Championship.

JERRY AWARD RECIPIENTS FOR DSHA’S FALL MUSICAL SISTER ACT DSHA’s fall musical Sister Act received 13 Jerry Award nominations, with seven individuals receiving awards.

STUDENTS RECEIVED FIRST RATINGS AT THE WISCONSIN SCHOOL MUSIC ASSOCIATION STATE SOLO AND ENSEMBLE FESTIVAL

Eleven Dashers competed in the WSMA’s State Solo and Ensemble Festival and received first ratings for their performances. Additionally, the DSHA Angelaires were also selected as Exemplary Performance in the category of SSA/A Show Choir.

MARIAN SCHOLARS + 70 MARIAN SCHOLAR MENTORS

MISSION-BASED CO-CURRICULAR OFFERED

The Marian Scholars Program at DSHA is a student-centered, inclusive education program for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Students in the program are paired with DSHA Peer Mentors who help engage them in class, implement curriculum modifications, and lend other support as needed.

Students had the opportunity to sign up for numerous mission-based co-curriculars including Respect Life; Best Buddies; Retreat Team; Service Team; She’s the First; Raise Awareness; Goodness & Kindness; Mass Sacristans, and Prayer; and Liturgical Music Team.

YOUNG WOMEN OF INTELLECT

24,254,981

Class of 2023 reported scholarship dollars to accepted colleges and universities.

61 SCHOOLS & 24 STATES 165 Dashers from the class of 2023 will be attending 61 different colleges or universities across 23 different states and Washington, D.C. 35% of Dashers are attending a Catholic university or college, while 52 Dashers are attending a Big Ten university.

24 DASHERS ACCEPTED TO HIGHLY SELECTIVE SCHOOLS

24 members of the DSHA Class of 2023 were accepted at the most selective schools, with acceptance rates of less than 20%, including New York University, University of Southern California, Northwestern University, Claremont McKenna College, Washington University of St. Louis, United States Military Academy at West Point, Grinnell College, Williams College, Georgia Institute of Technology, University of Virginia, Middlebury College, among others.

28 AP & DUAL CREDIT COURSES OFFERED

DSHA offers courses for college credit that span eight different departments. All students who complete their dual credit courses will receive college credit. Additionally, this year DSHA students took a total of 567 AP exams for an opportunity to receive college credit at their respective universities. 76% of DSHA AP exams scored high enough to earn college credit, outpacing the 2022 national average of 59% in the same year.

ACADEMIC BASED CO-CURRICULARS OFFERED

Dashers participated in academic based co-curriculars including College Advisement; Reading Club; HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America); SMART Team (Students Modeling a Research Topic); The Student Word (online publication); Model U.N.; French Club; Math Club; Forensics; and Robotics. This year, many of these groups traveled to competitions across the U.S. to present their work. Highlights included the SMART Team traveling to Seattle to present their project at the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB), Elise Yamat, DSHA ‘24, being elected WJCL President during the Latin Convention in Madison, WI, and the Hilltopper Robotics Team, composed of both DSHA and MUHS students, finishING in the top 5% of Robotics team in the world along with winning two Regional Championships.

GIRLS ENROLLED IN THE STEM SCHOLARS PROGRAM

The DSHA STEM Scholars program is designed for motivated students who are curious about and willing to engage in learning and applying science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The program requires rigorous coursework, STEM-related research, participation in a STEM related co-curricular, and attendance at quarterly meetings where they discuss or participate in STEM-related opportunities and offer support to one another.

2022-23 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 2022-23 fiscal and academic year. DSHA saw its highest donor participation in more than 5 years, with alumnae and parents each surpassing their highest participation rate. The following are our largest donor categories.

ENDOWMENT | $523,174

ANNUAL FUND | $802,064 The generous donors contributing to the DSHA Annual Fund help cover 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 outstanding 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.

The DSHA endowment provides enduring and generous 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.

DSHA AUCTION * | $360,284 The DSHA community traveled to the historic Pritzlaff building in downtown Milwaukee for the Pearls of Wisdom 2023 Auction. 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 $188,667 for scholarships alone.

Scan the code to view the 2023 Stop-the-Auction scholarship video.

SPECIFIED GIFTS | $135,161 Occasionally, donors wish to apply their gifts to a specific area of the overall DSHA experience, supporting a specific department, fine arts, athletics, or co-curriculars. These gifts support DSHA in developing the whole person in their students.

SCHOLARSHIP | $603,535 Scholarships at DSHA benefit all girls and allow 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% 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. 95% of families who apply for financial aid receive some form of need-based scholarship upon acceptance, and the average need-based award is $6,400.

DASH-A-THON * | $82,311 Dash-A-Thon is an annual school-wide 7-mile walk that provides students with fresh air, social time as a community, and a chance to dress in theme. The theme was Dash through the Universe. Most importantly, the event gives students an opportunity to fundraise for and financially give to DSHA. Since it’s start nearly four decades ago, DashA-Thon has provided countless financial support for DSHA, supporting it’s mission and the experiences it gives to young women in Milwaukee.

PARENT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION GOLF OUTING * | $79,910 Parents, alumnae, community members, and friends of DSHA had 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.

THANK YOU 2022-23 DONORS! Thousands of you give generously to DSHA — and this year, your gifts added up to more than $2.5 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 2022-23 fiscal year (between July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023). † Deceased * DSHA Faculty & Staff

Angels ($50,000 +)

Anonymous Donor Michael and Nancy Hansen 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 Chris McDermott, DSHA ‘76, and John McDermott Frank Miller Mark and Kristine O’Meara Mary Susan Prescott, DSHA ‘76 William and Meagan Wigchers Dominick and Mary Zarcone

Saints ($20,000 +)

Anonymous Donor A. O. Smith Corporation William A. and Mary Bonfield, Jr. Scholarship Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation James and Kathleen Caragher Catherine M. Duffy Faith In Our Future Trust Jeremiah and Dolly Hegarty Bruce and Judith Price, DSHA ‘71 Price Foundation Charitable Trust Daniel and Nicole Renouard Sisters of the Divine Savior

Disciples ($10,000 +)

Stewards ($5,000 +)

2 Anonymous Donors Timothy and Sharlene Byrne Liam and Susan Callanan Craigh and Diane Cepukenas Eric and Marikris Coryell, DSHA ‘84 David and Megan Daily Amy Dalum Downing, DSHA ‘86 Joseph and Karen Dalum Tom and Maripat Dalum, HA ‘59 Matthew and Meghan Dean, DSHA ‘94 Estate of Janice Dietz, DS ‘54 Daniel and Wendy Dulak John and Anne Grogan, DSHA ‘88 Steven and Kathleen Hartzheim John and Norma Herbers John A. and Norma J. Herbers Fund within the Catholic Community Foundation Mark and Ann Hilbert James and Maureen Kanter Jason and Carrie Kelroy Carrie & Jason Kelroy Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Jon and Nora Langenfeld Lutz Family Charitable Trust Edward and Bridie Mooney Mark and Mary Ruge James and Laura Russell Raphael and Beth Shemanski Christopher and Ann Swain David and Maureen Tarantino Judie Dalum Taylor, DSHA ‘87 John and Kathleen Wimmer Zilber LTD

2 Anonymous Donors Thomas Bannon David and Ann Beste Robert Davis and Patricia Brannan, DSHA ‘71 Judith Bultman, DS ‘57 Marilyn Cloutier, DS ‘62 Robert and Gretchen Dean Andrew and Nicole DeGuire James and M. Sharon deGuzman Elizabeth A. Kudija Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Christopher and Meghan Fetherston, DSHA ‘95 Shane and Michelle Frazier Matthew and Tracey Fricker Gardner and Karen Friedlander Gardner Friedlander Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Robert and Gretchen Funck, DSHA ‘82 Brandon Rebholz and Megan Gleeson Donald and Julie Heeg Joseph Ziebert and Barbara Henderson Michael Henke Patrick and Kerry Hodan, DSHA ‘82 Michael and Kathleen Hodan Husch Blackwell, LLP Anna Jacobi, HA ‘44 Michael Johnson and Bridget Hegarty Johnson, DSHA ‘95 Timothy and Genevieve Jones, DSHA ‘89 Michael Teich and Margaret Kelsey Joseph and Jane Kerschner

Rick and Carrie Kohloff, DSHA ‘89 Geoffrey and Katite Mackey Timothy McCollow Journalism Foundation Thomas and Yvonne McCollow Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Michael McCrea and Ann Marie Uselmann Carolyn Megal Joyce Meyer, DSHA ‘89 Molded Rubber & Plastic Corporation Daniel Naumann and Eileen Brennan Bebe and Bob O’Toole Foundation Robert and Ruth O’Toole, HA ‘67 Patrick and Beatrice Haggerty Foundation Jason and Susan Pelz, DSHA ‘89 Joseph and Katie* Pickart, DSHA ‘84 Dan* and Amanda Quesnell Christopher and Renee Rooney Mason and Julie Ross Michael Ryan and Mary Burke Ryan Aileen Ryan Scholarship Trust Matthew and Elizabeth Sauer, DSHA ‘84 Gregory Daniels and Jennifer Schmidt, DSHA ‘83 John and Rebekka Schneider Thomas and Carolyn Schoenauer Gerald and Michelle Schwarz Stephen and Karine Sewart James and Maureen Stern William and Maria Tess, HA ‘68 James Frasher and Xuan Tran Sheila Turner

GIVING GENEROUSLY Michael Murphy and Theresa Tuttle Bob and Brenda VanHimbergen W. Kent and Marcia Velde Waterstone Bank Fund of the Waukesha Community Foundation Rick and Victoria Wintersberger

Guardians ($3,500 +)

Qasim Khan and Kim Anderson Khan Rick and Margaret Barrett, DSHA ‘96 Joel and Audra Brennan Susan Cannon, DSHA ‘72 Patrick and Mary* Duffy Ann Pieper Eisenbrown David and Jennifer Foti, DSHA ‘74 GHA Technologies, Inc. Stephen and Bernadine Graff Bernadine and Stephen Graff Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Sally A. Gramling, DSHA ‘79* Mark and Janet Hogan Grant and Carrie Killoran Dean and Mary Klinger Stephen and Addye Largent Lauren Maddox, DSHA ‘82 Gregory and Melissa Mager, DSHA ‘93 Park Jones and Tamara Maier-Jones Marcus Hotels & Resorts Matthew and Amy McBurney Midtown Dental Care North Shore Bank Thomas and Patricia Packee, DS ‘61 Daniel and Margaret Paruzynski Robert W. Baird & Co, Inc. Tim and Juliette Soczka Frank and Terrie Stangl Zilli Hospitality Group

Shepherds ($1,000 +)

8 Anonymous Donors Justin and Rachel Abbott Affiliated Dermatologists, S.C. Nancy Armour, DSHA ‘87 Babboni Photography E. Michael McCann and Mary Bachman McCann, DS ‘56 Jeff and Sarah Bahr Daniel and Ann Baker Frank Balas Quin Barrett and Doris Hein Barrett, HA ‘54 James and Nora Barry Michael and Ellen Bartel Jennifer Bartolotta Bartolotta Restaurant Group Thomas Beamish and Maurita Houren Beer Capitol Distributing, LLC Ralph and June Beiermeister Crystal Bell, DSHA ‘16 Peter and Elizabeth Benz, DSHA ‘98 Patricia Blake, HA ‘55 Karen and Timothy Bleach James and Mary Boldt Andrew F. Boldt Memorial Scholarship Fund within the Catholic Community Foundation Robert and Heather Brandt

Jeffry and Patricia Brigman Daniel Stiller and H. Holden Brooks Robert Sullivan and Doris Brosnan 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 Robert and Christine Bukowski Catherine Burbach, HA ‘57 Christopher and Kelly Calvelli Patricia Calvy Mary Cannon, HA ‘63 Bill and Gretchen* Caraher, DSHA ‘93 Carpet Plus, Inc. The Catholic Community Foundation Kathleen Cepelka Joseph and Amy Cesarz Matthew and Christine Cesarz CG Schmidt Construction Ryan and Theresa Chimenti, DSHA ‘95 James and Mary Connelly M. Scott and Sara Connor Duc and Colleen Correa Donald and Christine* Cotey Steve and Amy Culbert, DSHA ‘87 Jon and Liz Cyganiak Jon and Anne Cyganiak Andy and Stephanie* Czosnek Thomas and Amy Damon David and Jennifer Davis Tom and Mary Jo Dempsey, HA ‘68 Thomas and Leslie Doerr Timothy and Mary Dondlinger, DSHA ‘85 James and Mary Donovan, DS ‘69 Donald and Nora Dreske Patricia Driscoll, DS ‘61 Robert and Terese Duffy, DSHA ‘78 Roger Watson and Margaret Dunn-Watson Michael and Patricia Dunn Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation John and Jody Elliott J. Michael and Joan End Eppstein Uhen Architects Michael and Paula Ertz Jerry and Katie Esser Paul and Susan Evans, DS ‘69 Frank and Mary Clare Falsetti, DSHA ‘74 Patrick and Suzanne Falvey, DSHA ‘84 Jeff and Lisa Featherstone Laurence and Elizabeth Fehring, DSHA ‘76 Hubert Fessler Daniel and Christine Finerty John and Karen Finerty Fred and Molly Fischer Robert and Clare Fish Brian and Peggy Flannery Leander and Mary Diane Foley, HA ‘67 R. Mark and Deborah Frederick, DSHA ‘79 Eunice Frieseke Peter Kies and Molly Gallagher, DSHA ‘86 Mark Thomas and Cristy Garcia-Thomas

Thomas and Mary Genske, DSHA ‘82 Linda Gillet, DS ‘69 Michael and Maureen Goetz, DSHA ‘96 Christopher and Amy Goller Michael and Mimi Goller Nicholas and Faviola Gomez Green Bay Packers Foundation Christopher and Joyce Groppi Jeremy and Bridget Hackbart, DSHA ‘08 David and Mary Hahn, HA ‘64 Samuel Halpern and Emma Gillette Brian and Claire* Hartley Thomas and Kristen Hecht James Hegarty and Ellen Fulton Kenneth and Kelly Hemauer Swen and Jenifer Hilander Haley Hill Scott Hill Matthew and Kelly Hodges, DSHA ‘96 Thomas and Mary Holton Monica and Jeff Hughes Stefan and Rachel Idso, DSHA ‘02 iHeart Media Keith and Kris Jamieson Anthony and Monica Jennaro John and Sharon Johnson Melissa Jonardi, DSHA ‘12 Patricia Julien, HA ‘51 Julie Karasek, DSHA ‘90 Phil and Bree Kastenholz Peggy Kaupp Lawrence and Jane Kean Pamela and Casey Kerwin Kevin Walsh Family Foundation J. Patrick and Christine Keyes Mark and Melissa Kharitou Diane Knight, HA ‘64 Joseph and Kimberly Koenig, DSHA ‘85 Kohler Waters Spa Katie* Brown Konieczny, DSHA ‘92 and Dennis Konieczny Kale and Jennifer Kowalski, DSHA ‘95 Joan Kreul, DS ‘64 Kevin and Susan Kroeger, DSHA ‘86 John and Mary Ellen Krueger Catherine Smith La Fond, HA ‘59 Maureen Lager, DS ‘70 Nelson and Elizabeth Lang Peter Langhoff Brian and Suzanne Lanser, DSHA ‘74 Helen Lawrence Donald and Mary Jo Layden Christopher and Colleen Leffler Kevin and Kathryn Lenci Aaron and Krista Lipski Scott and Colleen Lowry, DS ‘55 Catherine Lucas, HA ‘63 Anne Lucke, DSHA ‘83 David and Carrie Lucke Joan Madden Lucke, HA ‘51 Michael and Jill Lund Donald Devona and Joan Maas, HA ‘59 Joseph and Virginia Mallof Virginia and Joseph Mallof Family Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Cheryl Ann Martin, DS ‘64 Timothy and Sarah Martin, DSHA ‘94

Elizabeth Schultz Massie Patrick and Sarah Masterson Francis and Rose Mary Matusinec, HA ‘50 Vincent and Susan McBride Patrick and Laura McGartland Andrew and Elizabeth McGown, DSHA ‘98 McGuireWoods LLP John and Katie Mehan Jon and Lisa* Metz Denise Meyer, DSHA ‘97 Michael, Best & Friedrich, LLP Mark and Kristin Miller, DSHA ‘83 Michael and Susan Miller Thomas and Kathleen Miller Sophie Mills Duncan, DSHA ‘01 Gerry and Kathy Monday, DS ‘61 Paul and Colleen Moran Irving Morgan Timothy and Cynthia Morton Theran and Jessica Motl James and Mary Jo Mueller Timothy and Tracy Murray David and Karen Neville John and Jane Niebler Scott and Stephanie Niederjohn Timothy and Julie Nolan Raymond and Susan O’Connor Aaron and Shaun Olejniczak Kathleen Olen, HA ‘57, and Douglas Olen Teresa Olle, DSHA ‘87, and John Comerford Orthopaedic Associates of Wisconsin James and Johnna Papin Patrick P. Lee Foundation Jason and Kathryn Pawlowski Greg and Laura Pfaff Joseph and Jane Pfaff, DSHA ‘89 Dennis Pfeil Mark and Tiara Pienkos Glen and Jennifer Pollock Christopher and Sarah Quesnell Timothy and Ann Reardon, DSHA ‘81 ReFresh Aesthetic Center Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren s.c. Dave and Judy Rettinger, DSHA ‘75 John and Mary Riley, HA ‘63 Rob and Lisa Robbins Daniel and Nicole Roskopf Bob and Katherine Ryan, DSHA ‘94 Ryczek Memorial Trust John and Andrea Sanidas Jay and Patricia Schauer Steven and Cynthia Scheuing James and Karen Schlater, DSHA ‘79 Andrew and Maria Schmelzer Judith Schmidt David Organ and Mary Schmidt Organ, DSHA ‘85 Dr. Karl and Margaret Schmitt, Daughters Genevieve Jones, DSHA ‘89, and Pamela Schmitt, DSHA ‘91 Karen Haworth Schneider Peter and Lisa Schraufnagel

† Deceased * DSHA Faculty & Staff

Donald and Katherine Schwerin, HA ‘64 Christina Scoptur, HA ‘70 Gregory Sacho and ChristinevSecorsky, HA ‘70 Secure Fire and Safety Donald Braun and Peggy* Seegers-Braun William and Cynthia Seemann Johnny and Julie Sgrignuoli, DSHA ‘86 David and Angela Simon Eugene and Jean Sinclair, HA ‘54 Jon and Patrice Sisulak John Miota and Joan Skimmons Conor Smith Margaret Sohm Ruth Springob, HA ‘52 John and Peggy Stanchfield, HA ‘60 Doris Stilwell, DS ‘58 James and Karen Stracka, DS ‘56 Christopher and Erin Strohbehn, DSHA ‘98 Ted and Elizabeth Stuckslager Matthew and Bridget Sullivan John and Barbara Sweeney, DSHA ‘79 Brian and Michelle Swier Systec Ltd. of Wisconsin Richard and Joyce Talsky Timothy Teske Joseph and Kay Tierney Ric Torres and Nat Damon, The Torres-Damon Charitable Gift Fund Gregory and Cynthia Uhen University of St. Thomas Vernal Management Consultants, LLC Ernesto Villarreal Colomba Vosseller Edmund and Bradley Wabiszewski Timothy and Susan Waldoch James and Jennifer Walker Leroy and Gretchen Watson WEC Energy Daryl and Candace Wendlick Lisa and Greg Wesley Lisa and Greg Wesley Charitable Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Matt and Alicia Wicker Nicholas and Tierney Wied Arthur and Mary Ann Wigchers, DS ‘58 Hansel Wood Shawn and Erin Wurtzbacher Bryan and Janet Wygert Thomas and Sally Zale Jodi Zilinski, DSHA ‘98 Thomas Zukowski

Red and Gold Club ($500 +)

4 Anonymous Donors David and Amy Abplanalp, DSHA ‘77 AC Hotel by Marriott Chicago Downtown William Bonifas and Lori Albright Bonifas Scott and Alleyne Alderton The Ambrose Group F. Thomas Ament Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation Peter and Deanna Ament Peter and Emily Anderson Jeffrey and Kadi Anderson Joel Andryc and Nancy Schmid Andryc, DSHA ‘75 Michael and Mary Ann Apfeld Janelle Arcila Ascension Southeast Wisconsin Juan and Amy Banda Robert and Jody Banner Mitch Bartel Douglas and Amy Basile Margaret Bau, DSHA ‘83 Brian and Jill Belardi Jorge and Susan Bello, DSHA ‘79 William and Julie Beres Lindsey A. Townsley Birdsall, DSHA ‘07 Eric Hohenwalter and Jennifer Blahnik James and Margaret Boyle, DSHA ‘76 Jerome and Mary Brien, DS ‘55 Brian and Kathryn Brzezinski Wayne Brzezinski Mo and Tom Buettner Burghardt Sporting Goods Daniel and Allison Byrne James and Jane Carrig Denise Carroll, DSHA ‘72 Janice Casper, DS ‘66 John and Jane Casper Daniel and Julie Catanese Greeta Cherayil, DSHA ‘77 David and Mary Ann Chycinski, HA ‘60 Class of HA ‘62 Mark and Laurie Clemence Eric Waldron and Sarah Coleman Monique Conley, DSHA ‘98 Brian and Martha Connelly Joseph and Darby Cusick David and Tricia Czajkowski Ray Daly Lawrence and Dorothy Damon Patricia de Guzman† Sandra Delgado, DSHA ‘91 Steven and Claire Delonge, DSHA ‘02

Daniel* and Abby Demeter Design Vision Optical Mary Pat DeSwarte, DS ‘57 Brian and Kathleen Dorrington, DSHA ‘98 Joseph and Nyama Doyle, DSHA ‘01 Kurt and Bonnie Drezek John and Margaret Dunn Suzanne Dwyer, HA ‘60 Thomas Egelhoff and Anne Lipinski El Rey Plaza, Inc Jane Ewens, DS ‘62 Jeffrey Chase and Bridget Fassett Thomas and Julie Felser Arthur and Ann Fink, HA ‘56 Fitness Together Mary Geiger, DSHA ‘95 Terry and Patricia Graves Edward and Callista Grebe, HA ‘50 Steven and Kathleen Hall Neil Hamilton Christopher and Tricia Harris John Heiden Darla Hium Jeanne Hoff, HA ‘46 William Wondrachek and Krislyn Holaday Wondrachek Holt Family Foundation Daniel and Nancy Holzhauer Holzhauer, Hewett & Barta, S.C. John and Tamara Hoy, DSHA ‘76 José* Hurtado Perez and Christina* Thiele Matthew and Mary Jante, DSHA ‘98 Philip and Kathleen Jennings, HA ‘57 Jason and Maureen Jens Nancy Jensen Matt* and Elizabeth Johnson Todd and Margaret Jordan, DSHA ‘73 Bernard and Christine Kampe, HA ‘68 James Kearney John and Maureen Keyes, HA ‘56 Donald and Maureen Kind, DS ‘62 Gregory and Mary Kindberg Jeffrey and Andrea Kleczka Patrick and Laura Koppa Ann Kosewski Bill and Jennifer Kouvoukliotis, DSHA ‘91 James and Janet Kuehn Beth Marie Kurtz, DSHA ‘92 Barbara Kutchera, DS ‘58 Donald and Cabrini LaBrie Thomas and Jane Lacy Richard and Julie Landy, DSHA ‘79

James Lang Paul Lang Eleanor Langenfeld Steve and Elizabeth Lawrence Bryan and Jamee LeMonds Eric and Angela Lenzen, DSHA ‘98 Calvin and Katie* Klinger Leszczynski, DSHA ‘10 Alice Lewis Matthew and Jennifer Lichucki Daniel Lipski Mark and Amy Lodes Quinn* and Molly Loucks Ludus, LLC Thomas and Judith Mackenzie, HA ‘70 Thomas and Judith (Mackal) Mackenzie Charitable Fund at Greater Milwaukee Foundation James and Anita Mahood, HA ‘57 Maidbrite Thomas and Mary Jo Mance James and Jennifer Marino, DSHA ‘91 Jeffrey and Elizabeth Mark Lucy Martin Patrick Mattern and Patricia Leong Mattern James and Jennifer Maurer, DSHA ‘91 Joe and Kathleen* Mazelin Nathan and Emily McGinn, DSHA ‘99 John and Susan McNally, HA ‘69 Andrew and Joanna* McQuide, DSHA ‘93 Patrick and Beth McWey, HA ‘67 Stephen and Sharon Memory Steven Menden Milwaukee Air and Water Show Milwaukee Fire Department Joseph and Jennie Minessale Carmelo and Roberta Minessale, HA ‘67 Tom* and Elizabeth Montgomery P. Jackson and Heather* Moran Mansfield Mulcahy Shaw Water, Inc Thomas and Jennifer Mulcahy James and Ann Murtha The Navy Knot Timothy and Susanne Nettesheim Richie and Meredith Niemer, DSHA ‘05 Robert and Kathleen Noel, DS ‘59 William and Susan Ognacevic Thomas Ognar Elizabeth Olle, DSHA ‘91 Roy and Mari Osmon, HA ‘63

Garrett and Meaghan Pasternak, DSHA ‘06 Edward and Pamela Paz Scott and Jennifer Peterson Arthur and Denise Phillips Donald and Angela Pienkos, DS ‘58 Pieper Electric, Inc Carol Pilliod, HA ‘68 Robert and Anne Pillion, DSHA ‘84 Jill Reginato Pitterle, DSHA ‘72 Philip Plautz Matt and Pauline Quest Elizabeth Quick William Coffou and Sara Ralph Megan Reardon, DSHA ‘09 Michael and Laura Rees Sarah Rieger, DSHA ‘10 Brian and Stephanie* Rinke David and Donna Roesch Bernice Rossini, HA ‘56 Gary and Laura Ruesch Thomas Russell Eugene and Anne Saragnese Ken Schinner William and Karen Schlise Theodore and Molly Schmidt, DSHA ‘88 James and Susan Schmitt, HA ‘67 Thomas Schoenauer and Rebecca Striet Alan and Barbara Schroeder, HA ‘62 Harold Schroeder Andi Sciacca, DSHA ‘89 Douglas and Stacy Scott Rosemary Selep, HA ‘46 Brendan and Molly* Shea Robert and Janet Sherman David and Sara Sinense, DSHA ‘86 Terry and Jane Skalmoski, DSHA ‘84 Andrew and Gretchen Skrobis George Smullen Jonathan and Kristin Sohn Robert and Mary Sowinski Thomas and Jodi Spears Peter and Erin Stanek, DSHA ‘04 James and Lois Stanek, HA ‘50 Richard and Christine Stark, DSHA ‘72 James and Heidi Steeno John and Yvette Steger Barbara Steinmetz Robert and Maddalena Stephenson Andrew and Ann Stith Adam and Lani Stockwell Pat Stockwell Michael and Gayle Straub Carolyn Stuard, DSHA ‘98 Bill and Maureen Sullivan Barbara Swietlik, HA ‘53

GIVING GENEROUSLY Y

Tenuta’s Italian Restaurant Carmen and Kathleen Terlizzi Kimberly Teske Elizabeth Thompson, DSHA ‘01 Donn and Deanna Trampe Treiber and Straub Jewelers Kenneth and Judith Trudeau, DS ‘56 The University Club of Milwaukee Michael Urban and Debra Muggler Steven and Sarah Urban Scott and Colleen Valkoun Versiti Benjamin DeBruin and Gina Vosseller-DeBruin, DSHA ‘97 Wendy Wallace Mary Ruth Ward, HA ‘62 Paul and Kelly Watzka, DSHA ‘87 Kent Wayson Patricia Westphal, DSHA ‘71 Essie Whitelaw Brian and Rebekah Wickert David and Barbara Wilson, DS ‘65 The Windhover Foundation Robert and Colleen Wissing, DSHA ‘84 Roxanne Wurtzbacher Jose and Stephanie Yamat Geoffrey and Marie Zeidler Michael and Tricia Zielinski

Dasher Club ($250 +) 4 Anonymous Donors Dillon and Molly Ambrose Antigua Restaurant & Catering Arch Apothecary Bruce G. and Laurie A. Arnold Julie Baker, DSHA ‘76 Mary Kate Barrett, DSHA ‘14 Kevin and Kerry Barry Ted and Renee Barthel Kathleen Bautch Deborah Becker Mary Belardi Kevin Tucker and Lisa Berger

Joseph Schlidt and Kathryn Berghammer Schlidt, DSHA ‘84 Jonathan and Nikki Bertsch, DSHA ‘04 Anne Blom, DS ‘67 Gerard and Judith Bonin, DSHA ‘71 Andrea Bonk, DSHA ‘00 Bonness Medi Spa Colleen Boyle, DSHA ‘06 Michael and Donna Brady Michael Geier and Kristin Branch, DSHA ‘92 Peter and Peggy Bray Bernard and Audrey Brosnan David and Emily* Brown Mary Jo Butler, DSHA ‘72 John and Linda Callen Scott and Kathryn Campbell Efren and Marie Cardenas, DSHA ‘02 Margaret Carlson, DSHA ‘73 Kevin and Kathleen Carnell, DSHA ‘97 Kelly Carpenter, DSHA ‘04 Ronald and Christine Cash, HA ‘70 James and Marilyn Casper, DS ‘64 Richard and Susan Casper Blase and Judith Catanese, DS ‘59 Karen Cedzo, DS ‘69 Timothy Chapp and Jennifer Roettgers Chapp, DSHA ‘04 Stefanie Cheske, DSHA ‘11 Mary Clemency, DSHA ‘72 CMF Entertainment LLC Michael Collins James and Susan Conrardy S. Grace Mary Croft, SDS, DS ‘56 Jordan Czajkowski, DSHA ‘25

Mark and Halligan Czarnecki, DSHA ‘91 Valerie Danby, DS ‘69 Richard and Martha Dean Patrick and Cynthia DeStefanis Mario and Sara Di Benedetto, DSHA ‘08 Andrew Steinhafel and Allison Doyle Steinhafel, DSHA ‘04 DSHA Alumnae Association DSHA Parent Fine Arts Association Ann Duffy, DSHA ‘10* Daniel and Lois Duffy William and Daphne Duffy Margot Dunn Paul and Paula Eberle Chadwick and Kara Elgersma Caitlin Elrod* Elizabeth End, DSHA ‘98 Bernard and Mary Enright Dan and Bonnie Erschen Edwin and Sheila Fabiszak James and Mary Denise Farrar, DSHA ‘88 Faye’s James and Jacquie Fossett Four Lite Window and Door Inc

Michael and Lauren Foy, DSHA ‘99 Timothy and Susan Frautschi, DS ‘67 Fred Astaire Dance Studios - Brookfield Paul and Lisa French, DSHA ‘84 M. Janet Frey, HA ‘64 Richard and Lizabeth Fuller, DSHA ‘85 Anne Gallagher, DSHA ‘99 Geoffrey Keeling and Mary Eileen Geary, DSHA ‘71 Thomas and Marland Gengler, HA ‘51 Mark and Carrie Gerke William and Mary Gilbert Alex and Kayla* Gilgenbach Mark and Jeanne Gilpin, DSHA ‘79 Thomas and Jodi Glunz Rodney and Megan Gonzales Dick Gosser Grady and Nicole Gosser Heather Grams, DSHA ‘97 Grand Geneva Resort & Spa Jack and Mary Green, DS ‘65

As a family, we firmly believe in giving back. We are guided by the principle that for those that have been given much, much is expected. We have been blessed in so many ways that we want to give of our time, talent, and resources. Catholic education is very important for our family and has positively impacted us in so many ways. Giving back helps insure that other families and their daughters can have the same experience.”

~ Andrew and Maria Schmelzer

† Deceased * DSHA Faculty & Staff

Laura Grenfell, DSHA ‘01 Benjamin and Amy Grining, DSHA ‘94 John and Annette Groth, DSHA ‘75 Jennifer Groth, DSHA ‘00 Andrew and Julie Gusho H3 Construction Group Mary Anne Haeckel, DS ‘54 Daniel and Megan Hambrook Paul and Kathryn Higgins, DSHA ‘90 Christopher and Jeanne Hlebichuk, DSHA ‘01 Mark and Carolyn Hohenwalter Arthur and Carol Hokanson Robert Howard Francis and Patricia Hughes Mathew and Angela* Hutchinson Patrick and Stephanie Hutchinson Dustin Warner and Erika Hutz, DSHA ‘04 Iron Joc Ironwood Golf Course Jo Ann Jacobi, HA ‘70 Jeffrey and Jacqueline Jahnke, DSHA ‘83 Edward and Barbara Janusiak Todd and Erin Jex Michael and Barbara Johnson Laura Johnson Jeffrey and Mary Johnson Ronnicia Johnson-Walker, DSHA ‘02 Jake and Danielle Josetti Kathleen Jungbluth, HA ‘48 Virginia Kaperick Patrick and Kathleen Kearney, DS ‘58 Michael and Roberta Keelan, HA ‘55 Charles and Dolores Kendall Greg and Meg Kevane, DSHA ‘97 John and Michelle Kiekow Charles and Christine Koehler, DSHA ‘88 Barbara Koester, DS ‘58 Michael Lamb and Ellen Kresse Lamb, DSHA ‘82 David Kriete Krislyn M Holaday Law Office, LLC Laurene Gramling Lambach, DSHA ‘76 Andrew and Emily Larsen Greg and Amy Leahy Steven and Jane-Lorelie Leh, DSHA ‘93 Amanda Finn Leighton, DSHA ‘13 Justine Leonard, HA ‘50† Peter and Maryann Lewna David and Jacqueline Lichter Mary Ryan Lorch, HA ‘62 Mary Lotch Erin Lovinus, DSHA ‘01 Christopher and Jody Lowe A. Robert and Lois Ludwig, DS ‘58 Christina Lundberg, DSHA ‘93* LYNKS Morgan Mackey, DSHA ‘23 Majic Productions Margie Edwards Jewelry Randolph Mark Tim and Tim Marsho Jane Martin, DSHA ‘23 James and Mary Jo Maslowski

Paul and Colleen Mayer, DS ‘70 Lee and Erin McCarthy, DSHA ‘98 Jennifer McGaver, DSHA ‘98 Marty and Jennifer* McLaughlin Brandon Moye and Mallory McMahon-Moye Brian Johnsen and Patrice McNair Paul and Jennifer Megal Nicolas Ramos and Citlali Mendieta Ramos Paul and Maureen Mikna, DSHA ‘86 Christy Miller Miss Ruby Boutique Paul and Stephanie* Monson Morningstar Golfers Club Derek Mosley and Kelly Cochrane Thomas and Catherine Multerer Robert and Kathleen Murray Aubrey Murtha, DSHA ‘13* Frederick and Mary Ellen Muth, DS ‘57 Michele Nawotka, DSHA ‘88 John and Margaret Niemer Catherine Nolan, DS ‘57 Helen Noll, HA ‘51 Geraldine Noonan, HA ‘51 Susan Nord, DSHA ‘82 Peter* and Katharine Nurre, DSHA ‘03 Michael and Monica O’Brien Tim and Bridget O’Brien Thomas and Maura O’Connor Carla La Valle Olle, HA ‘60, and Thomas Olle Erik Olson Omnivore One Source Wellness & Chiropractic Barbara O’Neill Joseph Owen Joseph and Jean Phelan, HA ‘63 PhotoJENic Photography PNC Bank Stephen and Rebecca Porter Mario and Margaret Powell Frank and Judith Probst Michael and Jane Reardon, DSHA ‘89 Charles and Carol Rebek, DS ‘56 Elizabeth Reuteman, DSHA ‘08 Mark and Paula Rhyner Ron and Linda Ripley ROC Venturures Molly Rochford Roger Abbott Foundation for Blood Disease Research Inc Richard and Barbara Romano, HA ‘57 Dario and Susie* Romero Sharon Roth-Maguire Stephen and Karen Ruys Stephen and Elizabeth Ryan, DSHA ‘04 Joseph and Angela Sadler Gail Sahagún James L. and Margaret Mathews Sankovitz, HA ‘51 Matthew and Amanda Scerpella Leonard and Ruth Schacht, HA ‘53 Anne Scheidt, DSHA ‘24 Andrew Nyquist and Jennifer Schmitt Nyquist, DSHA ‘96

The Schoenauer Family Foundation, Inc. Eugene Schramka Leonard and Joanne Schroth, HA ‘59 Philip and Margaret Sgariglia, HA ‘67 Shop Privy Shorewest Realtors Chelsey Simuncak SIP MKE John and Maureen Small Joel and Megan Smukowski Gregory and Jodi Spielbauer Scott and Mary Ellen Stanek Stefans Soccer Joseph and Emily Steiner Stephen and M. Patricia Steiner Lyle and Nancy Steller, DSHA ‘76 Nakisha Stewart Mary Ann Stiglitz, HA ‘64 Jeff and Maureen* Stowell Mark and Eileen Strachota Strength Evolution Studio Estetika Salon and Spa Veronica Sustar, HA ‘60 Daniel and Sarah Sweeney Erin Swietlik, DSHA ‘04 Walter and Kelly Swietlik Eric and Gianna Szatmary Tauscher Insurance Gavin and Debra Taylor S. Carol Thresher, SDS, DS ‘59 Daniel and Monica Tighe, DSHA ‘77 Carmelita Tiu, DSHA ‘93 Matt Todsen Tosa Pediatrics Charles and Margaret Trampe Kerry and Heather Trotter Boris and Erin Turcinovic Gordon Beckwith and Laurie Tyson, DS ‘69 Nancy Uelmen, DSHA ‘78 Laura Van Eperen, DSHA ‘89 Vaughn Vance Michael and Catherine Varebrook, DS ‘69 Duke Volpe Anthony Foster and Jennifer Volz Anthony and Lynn Von Rueden Von Rueden Family Insurance Agency Jascint and Erica Vukelich James and Antoinette Waltenberger James and Valerie Wawrzyn Gregory and Janice Weinfurt, DS ‘66 Ron and Christine* Weiss, DS ‘70 Christopher and Sarah White Olivia Wigchers, DSHA ‘23 Wildcard Gymnastics Karen Wirth, DSHA ‘71 James and Michelle Woelfel Roger and Mary Wolverton, DS ‘66 Mary Wunderlich, HA ‘64 John and Meghan Zidar, DSHA ‘91 Angela Zigich Joan Zimmer, HA ‘64

Spirit Club (up to $250) 80 Anonymous Donors 29ten Salon

Joan Abbott, DS ‘67 Geoffrey and Pamela Abbott, DS ‘67 Orlando and Juliet Acevedo Adventure Rock Mark and Elizabeth Alberg, DSHA ‘87 Barbara Alderuccio Anna Alexander, DSHA ‘11 Allure Intimate Apparel Jack and Harriet Altstadt, HA ‘52 Jose Martinez-Reyez and Susan Alvarado-Lopez Dawn Amann Ambassador Hotel Kate Ambrose, DSHA ‘25 Elizabeth Ament, DSHA ‘19 Mary Elizabeth Anderl, HA ‘63 Donald and Barbara Anderson, HA ‘49 Dennis and Stephanie Anderson Ross and Heidi Anderson Jesse and Kelly* Anderson Laura Anderson Mary* and Christopher Anderson Sofia Anderson, DSHA ‘23 Kimberly Andrade, DSHA ‘23 Craig and Maura Andrews Judith Anibas Charles and Marilyn Armstrong, DS ‘57 Jeff and Heather Arnsperger, DSHA ‘99 Kathryn Asher, DSHA ‘98 Janice Ashley, DSHA ‘81 Richard and Rita Auelmann, HA ‘51 Coleen Ayudan* Andrew and Betty Jo Azpell, HA ‘58 John and Constance Bach, HA ‘56 Elizabeth Baehmann Frank and Barbara Baer, DS ‘59 Dennis and Susan Baglien Jeffrey Hachlowski and Diane Baker, DSHA ‘77 Elizabeth Baker, DSHA ‘13 Mary Catherine Baker, DSHA ‘14 David and Eileen Baldus, HA ‘68 William and Eleanor Baldus, HA ‘51 Ned and Jane Baldus, HA ‘65 Joan and John Balistreri Rochelle Ballman Lisa Bambalas Gabriela Banda, DSHA ‘23 Kathryn Bando, DSHA ‘88 Salvatore Bando Rebecca Bannach, DSHA ‘04 Megan Banner, DSHA ‘05 Patricia Neuman Barbera, HA ‘59 Lindsay Bardes MarySue Barrett, DSHA ‘82 Bridget Barry, DSHA ‘23 Joan Barry, DSHA ‘23 Patrice Bartelme, HA ‘65 Cullen Bartz Janet Bashirian, HA ‘69 Tony and Abigail Basile, DSHA ‘03 Julia Basurto-Gutierrez, DSHA ‘19 Jacob and Sarah Bauer, DSHA ‘01 Julia Baxter J. Paul Keenan and Pamela Beam Keenan, HA ‘60 Marybeth Becherer, DSHA ‘72

GIVING GENEROUSLY George and Nancy Becker Mary Alice Geisheker Becker, HA ‘61 Bee You Boutique James and Jennifer Beehler Peter and Mary Beitzel Conrad and Terese Bekkum, DS ‘70 Jason Bell Steven and Jessica Bellows, DSHA ‘90 Carina Belmontes, DSHA ‘13 Cesar and Marisa Belmontes Schuyler Belott Morgan Bender, DSHA ‘13 Colleen Beres Debra Beres, DSHA ‘80 Vince and Pam Beres Melanie Berexa David and Katie Bergeron, DSHA ‘98 Gerald and Jo Ann Bergeson, DS ‘62 Janell Bergholz Hannah Berman Hamilton, DSHA ‘04 Thomas and Mary Jane Berndt Paul and Mary Bertin, DS ‘68 Jeffrey Speech and Kim Marie Bertnick-Speech, DSHA ‘85 Geralyn Bielefeld James and Donna Bieser, HA ‘51 Doug and Erin Bigalke, DSHA ‘96 Thomas and Mary Binder Jerome and Mary Ann Bink, DS ‘52 Benjamin and Tamara Bishop Brad and Anne Bistan Matt and Mary Rose Black, DSHA ‘09 Nancy Black Black Shoe Hospitality Sally Blackwood Maggie Blaha David and Lisa Blair Matthew and Sarah Blankenheim Adrienne Bliss Paul and Ana Bobay George and Dorothy Boehm Steve and Gina Boettcher Thomas and Sarah Boffeli, DSHA ‘13 Terry Bolger Timothy Bolger Patricia Bolin Thomas and Victoria Bonesho, DS ‘69 Patricia Bongiorno Kathleen Books Pamela Bordner-Riney William and Maureen Borges, DSHA ‘72 Thomas and Kathleen Borowski, DSHA ‘76 Roberta Boruta, DSHA ‘73 J. Thomas and Mary Pat Boston, DSHA ‘76 Charles and Mary Bova Kristina Bova, DSHA ‘98 Amber Boyle Michael and Brittany Boyle, DSHA ‘05 George and Mary Lou Braasch, DS ‘56 Dan and Charlene Brady Kelly and Maria Brady Eunice Brandstatter, HA ‘52 Irvin and Arlene Brandt

Michael and Margaret Brauer, DSHA ‘80 Suzanne Brault, HA ‘51 Elizabeth Braun McKayla Braun, DSHA ‘22 Nancy Breckenfelder, HA ‘60 Michael and Emily Bremmer, DSHA ‘01 Joseph and Linda Bremner, DS ‘67 Kathleen Brengosz, DSHA ‘83 John and Judith Brennan Katie Brennan, DSHA ‘98 Samantha Brennan, DSHA ‘08 Joseph and JoyAnn* Brezovar Hady Bricco Richard and Mardi Bridich Joseph Brien Charles and Amy Brimmer, DSHA ‘96 Jennifer Brooks Patrick* and Angelique Brousseau, DSHA ‘95 William and Melissa Brousseau, DSHA ‘88 Pauline Bruce Christiana Brueggemann Brunch Alice Fuhrmann Brusky Bubba’s Frozen Custard Thomas Malaby and Jill Budny Clement and Joyce Budny Katherine Buettner, DSHA ‘23 Robert and Kathleen Buettner, HA ‘56 Kathryn Buggs, DSHA ‘12 Karen Buhalog William and Kimberly Burge Sarah Burkhart, DSHA ‘99 William and Therese Burkhart, DS ‘66 Ceola Burks Mary Burks Michael Burks Kenneth Byrne Paul and Mary Byrne Nora Byrne, DSHA ‘20 Patricia Byrne, HA ‘69 C.C.’s Elbow Room John and Sally Callahan, HA ‘54 Charles and Joan Callanan Brian and Christa Callanan Mary Callanan, DSHA ‘18 Edward and Patricia Calvey Mark and Sharon Cameli Camp Bow Wow Bridgette Campbell Jesus and Hortencia Campos Jon and Jennifer Canavan Brendan and Sheila Cannon, HA ‘54 Tim and Katie Caprez Alicia Cardenas, DSHA ‘09 Gabriela Cardenas, DSHA ‘15 Lucy Cardenas Joan Carnell Carnevor Steakhouse Moderne Carol Carr Interiors† Design Kip and Laura Carpenter, DSHA ‘91 David Carr and Erin Harris Catherine Carrig Maureen Carrig Dani Cartagena

Carol Carver Dan and Erin Cary Casa Tequila Morgan Casetta, DSHA ‘20 Anne Lauer, DSHA ‘03 Virginia Catezone, HA ‘45 S. Karlyn Cauley, SDS, DS ‘61 Thomas and Margaret Cavanaugh, HA ‘69 Joseph and Katherine Cayen Helena Cesarz, DSHA ‘23 Cindy Chandek Tom and Susan Chandek Delara Chaoui Silvia Guerrero Chaparas, DSHA ‘03 Nancy Chapko Mark and Mary Cherwin Michael and Sally Chier Christine Cianciolo, DSHA ‘73 Caitlin Cieslik-Miskimen, DSHA ‘03 MarySue Cleary, DSHA ‘81 Robert Clemency Nicholas and Joanna Clementi Nora Clossey, DSHA ‘21 Cocoa Tree Confectionery Patrick and Bridget Coffey Dennis and Charlene Cole Pedro Colón and Betty Ulmer Mike and Janet* Como Complete Health Chiropractic Joe Bronson and Kathleen Connell, DSHA ‘83 Maureen Driscoll Connell, DS ‘58 James and Teresa Connell, HA ‘67 Michael and Jane Connor John Connors and Lisa Gorski Stephanie Connors, DSHA ‘07 Mike and Alyssa Conrardy Ana Cook Andrea Cornwall Payton Corr, DSHA ‘24 Arturo and Linda Correa Edward and Sarah Cosgrove, DSHA ‘92 Robert Helbig and Jackie Costa, DSHA ‘86 Richard and Joyce Coury Kelly Coury, DSHA ‘23 Craig Berns Salon Spa Suzanne Crain, HA ‘53 Ronald and Margaret Creten Brooke Lange Crevcoure, DSHA ‘07 Gerold Harmon and Ellen Croke, DSHA ‘71 Jackson Cross Amelia 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 Meghan Cunningham Gordon and Cecelia Cutler, DS ‘69 Jillian Czosnek, DSHA ‘23 Rita Czukas, HA ‘60 Paul and Amy Daczko

Edward and Kathleen Dahm, DSHA ‘90 Tobie Dahm, DSHA ‘23 Bradley Ward and Eileen Daily, DSHA ‘86 Madeline Daleiden, DSHA ‘18 Peter and Julie Daleiden Philip and Lori Dallman Mary Moran Dallmann, DS ‘70 Daniel Daly Joanne Daly Barbara Blake Damm, HA ‘55 David and Mary Jo Dandurand, DS ‘63 Robert and Susan Danforth, HA ‘65 Sarah Daniels, DSHA ‘23 Clare Danielson, DSHA ‘14 John and Rosemary Danielson, DSHA ‘76 Dale and Linda Darmody, DS ‘68 Eeika Davenport Kathleen Ronsman David, HA ‘65 Sarah Davies Elizabeth Davis, DSHA ‘12 Margaret Davis, DSHA ‘09 Patrick* Dawson and Michele Kramer Daniel and JoAnn Day, DSHA ‘80 Matthew Dean Henry and Mary Alice Dedinsky Kirk and Katherine Deffke Karen Degarmo Joseph deGuzman Anne DeHaven, DSHA ‘95 Dennis and Sarah* Delaney Jeffrey and Mary Delcore Hector and Kelly Delgado, DSHA ‘04 Brian and Amy Dellinger, DSHA ‘84 Katie Dembiec Douglas and Anna Dembowski Douglas and Diane Dembowski Katie Dembowski Kevin and Mary Jane Demet, DSHA ‘82 Chad Demmon and Laure Bories-Demmon Ryan and Ann Dempsey, DSHA ‘98 Troy Dennhof David and Kathleen Denton Mary Jane Denton Charles and Angela Desjarlais David and Dale DeTrempe Steven and Carolyn Dettmann Ellen Deubler Greg and Christine Devine, DSHA ‘85 Amy DeWald Frank and Jill Di Benedetto Megan Dietrich, DSHA ‘14 Stephanie DiGiovanni Kenneth Perkl and Jane Dillon-Perkl DK Sales Inc Ann Dodds, HA ‘50 Roland and Donna Doffing, HA ‘60 Cheryl and Bob Doherty Sandra Dolister, DSHA ‘72 Philip Donner Cheryl Donovan Gregg and Tammy Dooge Jacqueline Dooge, DSHA ‘19 Michelle Dooge, DSHA ‘19 Robert and Lauren Dorman, DS ‘69

† Deceased * DSHA Faculty & Staff

Margaret Dorrington, DSHA ‘23 Arthur and Maureen Dorrington, HA ‘67 Kathy Dotson Thomas and Anne Dougherty Alan and Mary Downs Izabel Downs Janet Downs Paula Downs Tom and Jan Doyle Michael and Kristen Doyle Madeleine Doyle, DSHA ‘16 Thomas Doyle and Mary Beth McBride Doyle

Joan Drew Paige Drezek, DSHA ‘20 Robert and Mary Dries, DS ‘65 Thomas Cassidy and Brigid Driscoll, DSHA ‘91 Thomas and Christine Drow, DS ‘69 Stephen and Tracy Dudkiewicz Katherine Duffy, DSHA ‘23 George and Regina Dunst, DS ‘69 Patrick and Alicia Dupies Piper Dupies, DSHA ‘23 Cynthia Durkin Timothy Durst Tracey Durst Benjamin Duveneck

Peter Duveneck Ann Dvorak Neil and Lynn* Dziadulewicz Dziadulewicz Polish Dancers Mark Eagon* and Linda Ulrich Mary Easterday, DS ‘58 Kevin Eberle Minda Echavarre William and Mary Eckenrod Patricia Edmisten, DS ‘57 and Joseph Edmisten S. Suzanne Effinger, BVM, HA ‘50 Jane Egan Andrew Eilola Megan Eisenbrown Bonnie Elliott, DS ‘58 Stuart and Cheryl Ellis Margaret Enright, DSHA ‘78 Mary Ann Erdtmann, ‘56

We give to DSHA because we firmly believe in the mission of the school and have personally witnessed the transformation of students. They come into DSHA as freshmen, not really knowing who they are, and leave as confident, capable young women who go out and change the world. It is amazing to see this happen consistently year after year. I can’t think of a better way to spend our money than on the future leaders of our society. Every aspect of DSHA is quality and provides so many opportunities to help transform students to grow into the young women they were meant to be. Our faculty, staff, and coaches are top-notch and provide such meaningful experiences to draw out the best in our students. The donations given are so impactful to these experiences. I have always said in athletics that if we all pull together in the same direction, great things will happen, and the money we give is an important part of the pulling together to make great things happen. I encourage you to join us in giving.”

Aaron and Kathleen Erickson, DSHA ‘97 Laurence and Sandra Erickson Mark and Heather Erlandson Jake Thurner and Samantha Erschen Thurner, DSHA ‘05 Margaret Ertz, DSHA ‘14 Ken and Barbara Evason Chad and Shannon Evenson Charles and Hazel Ewert John and Marta Ewig Exquisite Threading James and Roberta Fackelman Annalise Falci, DSHA ‘23 Mark and Sally Falci Jenelle Falvey, DSHA ‘16 Bill and Connie* Farrow Maggie Fassett Charles and Christine Fazio Adam and Jennifer Fazio, DSHA ‘00 Fein Brothers Marie Feiter Todd and Dawn Feldbruegge David and Lisa Feldmeier Steven Acosta and Anne Feldner-Acosta

Barb Felske James Bovenkerk and Jody Feltz-Bovenkerk, DSHA ‘77 Michael and Pamela Fenlon James and Patricia Fetters Stephen and Raquel Filmanowicz John Finerty, Jr. Richard and Barbara Finley, DS ‘65 Sarah Sterzinger Finley, DSHA ‘95 Richard and Christine Finn Susan Finn, DSHA ‘80 Carrie Fischer, DSHA ‘93 Kate Fischer James and Kathleen Fischer, DSHA ‘72 Fred and Kay Fischer Ronald and Ann Fischer Meghan Fish Terrance and Lois Fisher, HA ‘54 Wendy Pawlyshyn Fitch* John Fitzgerald Michael and Carole Flaig, HA ‘64 Anita Fleisch Daniel and Catherine Fleming Andrew Fleming and Elizabeth Fleming, DSHA ‘99 Ethel Bielefeld Fletcher, DS ‘58 Jack Littrell and Kathlyn Fletcher

~Athletic Director Peggy Seegers-Braun and Donald Braun

GIVING GENEROUSLY Mary Fontanazza, HA ‘60 William and Joan Fontanazza Patrick Foran Kevin and Natalie Forward, DSHA ‘88 Susan Fowell John and Carole Fox Maura Foy, DSHA ‘23 Britt Frank Tim Frank Joseph and Noleta Franz Barry and Raquel Franzen David Frederick Rachel* and Brandon Fredricks FreshFin Poke Joseph and Jennifer Fricker Scott and Julie Friedman, DSHA ‘87 Jeff and Lynn Friedman Dennis Marx and Mary Frieseke, DSHA ‘81 Clare Frigo, DSHA ‘09 Will and Michele Froehlich, HA ‘62 Renee Fryjoff Dave and Melissa Fularczyk John and Joanne Fulcher Diane Fulton, HA ‘68 Joshua and Theresa Gabby, DSHA ‘98 Ellen Gaffrey Kathryn Gagliano John and Terry Gagnon Robert and Dawn* Gardner Christine Gaumond, DSHA ‘01 Stacy Geajkowski Daniel and Krista Gehringer Erwin and Lenore Gehrke Christopher and Amy Geiger-Hemmer Diana Geissler, HA ‘59 Teresa Gengler, DSHA ‘04 Jim and Karen George Demetri and Ellen Georgiadis Shirley Gerrits, HA ‘56 Gary Gerstner Ashley Getz Amy Getz Niedziela Arnold and Phyllis Getz Felicity Giampietro, DSHA ‘23 Gigi Nails Aaron Perkovich and Dawn Gilles Ronald and Diane Gilles Charles Gillette Carlo and Rebecca Giombi, DSHA ‘05 Michael and Karen Giugno, DS ‘66 James Fischer and Eileen Gleeson* Jeffrey Glinski and Yovana Avila Raymond Glowacki Robert and Christa Glowacki Gisele Glunz, DSHA ‘22 Carol Gobel, DS ‘58 Bob and Marsha Goetz Paula Goetz Michael and Karen Goldammer, DSHA ‘88 Kristine Gomez Elizabeth Gonzales, DSHA ‘23 Moira Gonzales, DSHA ‘20 Miguel and MariaAnna Gonzalez Erin Goodman Phyllis Goodwin, HA ‘50

David and Rosemary Gottfried Sarah Gottschalk Michael and Rita Graham, HA ‘63 Donald and Penny Gral, HA ‘55 Gregory and Pamela Grambow Richard and Anita Grandpre, DS ‘67 Shanetta Grant Daniel and Holly Graves Silvia Graves Jerry and Mary June Gray, DS ‘65 Milan and Gabriela Grbic Harold and Mary Grechowiak Beth Green Martin Gregorcich Colleen Gresk, DSHA ‘12 Carl and Kathleen Gresk, DSHA ‘74 Jared Grimord Bill and Lynn Grimord Susan Wirth Grimyser, HA ‘69 Nicholas and Christin Griswold, DSHA ‘01 William and Mary Groh Dennis and Bonnie Grossklaus, DS ‘62 Clement and Emily Grum John and Patty Grum Geoff and Sara Grunzel, DSHA ‘94 Steven and Susanne Gryniewicz, DSHA ‘80 Remus and Dustine Guillermo Robert and Mary Beth Gunnerson, DS ‘69 Allison McBride, DSHA ‘05 Julianne Bucholtz Guzniczak, HA ‘56 Michael and Amy Haas, DSHA ‘77 Charlie Haas Steve and Liz Haas Grant and Margaret Hagen, DS ‘69 Jennifer Hahn Philip and Ellen Halley Larry and Kathleen Halverson, DS ‘66 Lauren Hambrook Michael and Susan Hamrin, HA ‘64 John and Mary Hannan, HA ‘67 Bryan and Darlene Hanke, HA ‘60 James and Terrie Hanrahan, DS ‘63 Terrence and Fran Hansen, DS ‘62 Bridget Harland Thomas Hendrikus and Laura Harms Rob and Sue Harms Anne Harrington, DSHA ‘67 Madeleine Harris, DSHA ‘19 Thomas Hartje Mary Hartman, HA ‘53 Lucas and Erin Harvey, DSHA ‘94 James and Sara Harwood, DSHA ‘87 Catherine Hatfield William and Kay Hausch, DS ‘60 Michael and Therese* Hayden, DSHA ‘07 Ronald and Maureen Hayes, DSHA ‘72 Thomas* and Caroline Head Scott Stewart and Andrea Heaston-Stewart Andrew Heaton Emily Heck, DSHA ‘01 Emily Heffernan Daniel and Brooke Hemsworth

Laurie Hendricks, DSHA ‘73 Mary Henke Thomas and Mary Hennelly Ann Henry Michael and Marguerite Herbst-Synowicz Fr. Jerome Herda Tess Herdeman, DSHA ‘23 James and Margaret Hermesdorf Basil Hernandez Mark Rodwell and Beth Herro Rodwell, DSHA ‘82 Joanne Lee Herzog-Collins, DS ‘57 Eric and Andrea Hess, DSHA ‘94 Katherine Hess, DSHA ‘98 Megan Hessling, DSHA ‘98 Kelly Hibl David and Judith Hill Roger and Mary Beth Hill, DS ‘69 Eric* and Heather Himburg Dave and Chris Himm Carol Hincha Christine Hindery Lindsey Hladio Christine Hodges Matt and Katie* Hoffmann, DSHA ‘02 Randy McGrath Hoffmann Molly Hogan, DSHA ‘02 Reid Hogan-Yarbro William and Doris Holaday Lillian Holakovsky Patty Hones S. Virginia Honish, SDS, DS ‘55 Molly Honkamp, DSHA ‘09 Nicholas and Emily Horsfield, DSHA ‘97 Lynn Horton Janis Hovel Stephanie Howe Phyllis Hoyer Benjamin and Ann Hruz William and Mary Patrice Hudson Charles Huebschen Anna Hughes, DSHA ‘18 Kevin and Mary Hughes, DSHA ‘95 Andrew and Catherine Hunt, DSHA ‘04 Abigael Hutchinson, DSHA ‘15 Anna Hutchinson, DSHA ‘19 Emma Hutchinson, DSHA ‘17 Reinhold Hutz and Irene O’Shaughnessy Jason and Laura Hyland Edward and Brigitte Hyler Richerson Daniel and Lisa Marie Idzikowski Lynn Idzikowski Tony and Brandi Impastato, DSHA ‘98 Paul and Karen Isabelli, DSHA ‘90 Sherry Jackson Kenneth and Janet Jaeger, HA ‘62 Jeff and Anne Jaekels Jake’s Steakhouse Thomas and Kristin Jakubczak Mark and Amy Jankowski James and Susan Jarosz, DS ‘65 Rose Jashinsky, DS ‘56 Stephanie Jepsen, DSHA ‘98 Dawn Jermstad, DSHA ‘94 Jennifer Jin

Christina Johnsen Don and Marge Johnsen Anna Johnson, DSHA ‘10 Kyle and Nada Johnson Cherek Christopher Johnson Jason and Angela Johnson Julia Johnson Jerold and Pamela Johnson Brett Johnston Cathleen Johnston, HA ‘56 S. Mary Johnstone, OP, DS ‘65 Ashley Jones, DSHA ‘23 Bridget Jones, DSHA ‘12 Bruce Jones Dale Jones Kaitlyn Jones Tammy Dombrowski Jones, DSHA ‘88 Arthur and Jackie Josetti Jeremy and Tracy Josetti Maureen Josh, HA ‘65 Julie Judkins, DSHA ‘99 Nicholas and Sarah Jungels, DSHA ‘92 Daniel and Melisa Jungen Pamela Junion Brian and Katherine Jurgens, DSHA ‘84 Joe and Emily Kabacinski Ken and Elizabeth Kabat Mark and Caitlin Kaeppler, DSHA ‘04 Mary Kallenbach Cathy Kaltenbach Charles and Mary Kamps, HA ‘57 Njoki Kamuiru, DSHA ‘03 Wambui Kamuiru, DSHA ‘01 Karl and Lisa Kamutzki, DSHA ‘88 Lynn Kane Susan Kane Cindy Karasek Lois and Steven Karel Jacob Corr and Melissa Karls Clifton and Colleen Karnei, DSHA ‘82 Mark and Elizabeth Karner Anne Kasdorf, DSHA ‘84 Elizabeth Kasdorf Paul Kasdorf Laura Kasper Mary Joy Kasun Lela Katsune, DSHA ‘82 Molly Kean, DSHA ‘02 Nicholas and Mary Kees Edward and Judith Kelley Kevin and Natalie Kelly, DSHA ‘09 Donald and Cynthia Kempka, DSHA ‘74 John and Elizabeth Kendellen Kendra Scott, LLC Lilli Kenfield, DSHA ‘18 Mark and Maureen Kenfield Meaghan Kenfield, DSHA ‘13 Dara Fischer Keng, DSHA ‘89 Brian and Mary Lou Kennedy, DS ‘59 Karter Kenniston Theodore and Jennifer Kerschner James Kerwin Gaziuddin and Julie Khaja, HA ‘67 Lee and Mary Kidney Patricia Kiefer Mackenzie Kilb, DSHA ‘07

† Deceased * DSHA Faculty & Staff

Mike and Margaret Kinateder, DSHA ‘03 Madeline Kindberg, DSHA ‘23 Elroy and Roy & Joan Kindberg Farley King, DSHA ‘04 Linda Kirchen, DS ‘62 Patrick and Rachel* Kirsenlohr Jason and Megan Kitowski, DSHA ‘96 Rebecca Kleefisch, DSHA ‘92 Glenn and Patricia Kloiber, HA ‘49 Sarah Klopp, DSHA ‘10 Kenneth and Caron Kloser Laura Kloser, DSHA ‘19 Thomas and Margaret Knitter, HA ‘66 Christopher and Gail Kobach, DS ‘64 Madeline Koehler, DSHA ‘16 Caroline Koehn, DSHA ‘17 Kevin and Susan Koehn Dolores Koenig Nancy Koepp, HA ‘51 Margaret Kohlmann, DSHA ‘10 Carly Kohloff Tyler and Katie Kohtala, DSHA ‘04 Greg and Karen Kojak, DSHA ‘98 Kevin and Jane Konieczka, DSHA ‘04 Jennifer Konschake S. Francine Kosednar, SDS, DS ‘56 Debbie Koszarek* Robin Koutecky Steve and Kathryn Koutnik, DSHA ‘01 Joshua and Katherine Kowal, DSHA ‘95 Elizabeth Krahn, HA ‘62 Mary Krahn, DS ‘64 Philip and Monique Krainz Steve Kram Jeff and Marciann Kramer, DSHA ‘83 Michael and Jennifer Kraus Janet Krebs, DSHA ‘74 Jacqueline Kress, DS ‘56 Donald and Kathryn Kresse Katherine Klopatek Krueger, HA ‘68 Douglas and Mary Kruse, DSHA ‘72 Mary Krygiel, HA ‘64 Thomas Kubiak John and Joette Kuiken, DS ‘69 Joseph and Patricia Kujawa Dirk Hudson and Sharon Kuker Hudson, HA ‘59 Thomas Edler and Jennifer Kulbeck, DSHA ‘91 Margaret Kulbeck, HA ‘70 Elsie Kunz Susan Kurek, DSHA ‘72 John Kurowski Kathleen Zajc Kurtz, HA ‘63 Pamela Kutcher, DSHA ‘78 Mary Lou La Bissoniere, HA ‘44 La Terraza James Egan and Suzanne LaBelle, DS ‘69 Evelyn Laforest Dan Kidney and Ingrid Laforest, DSHA ‘98 Albert and Kelly Lagore Kathryn Lagore, DSHA ‘21 Meaghan Lagore, DSHA ‘16* Lake Country DockHounds

Matthew Lamke Mark and Jennifer Lancaster, DSHA ‘89 Gail and John Lane Penny Lane Curt Lang Gail Langenfeld Kristin Langhoff Estate of Helen Shaughnessy Langhoff, HA ‘49 Brad and Adrienne Large, DSHA ‘07 Michael and Sandra Laszkiewicz James and Catherine Lathrop, HA ‘65 Joseph Lauer Paul and Amanda Lavoe Jeff and Angela Lawrence, DSHA ‘98 Randall and Catherine Lawton, DS ‘65 Michael Kennedy and Anna Layden, DSHA ‘10 Jane Lazynski, DS ‘65 Shirin Lee, DSHA ‘81 Brian and Jennifer Leibl Sarah Leibl Cindy Leinfelder Andy* and Jessica Lelinski Sean and Catherine* Lennon John and Susan Lentz, DSHA ‘73 John and Judith Lessila, DS ‘59 Martin Lewald Martin Lewald, Jr. Mark Lewandowski Yvonne-Marie Lewandowski David and Nora Lewis, HA ‘61 Mel and Karen Lewison, HA ‘69 Justin and Amanda Lewna Maellie Lewna, DSHA ‘23 LG Axe Throwing Jessica Liban* Roman and Leigh Anne Lichon Anna Lichucki, DSHA ‘23 Nicholas and Jennifer Lieb, DSHA ‘97 Mike and Aimee Liebert Helen Lilek, DSHA ‘20 Paul and Annemarie Lindemann, DSHA ‘72 Michael and Laura Lindemann Judith Lindman, HA ‘58 Link x Lou Jamie Linski, DSHA ‘94 Isabella Lipski, DSHA ‘23 Joyce Hendrickson Lisheron, DS ‘52 Catherine and Richard Livingston Jack and Bethany Lo Presti Robert and Mary Lobos RuthAnn Lobos Judith Lohmann, HA ‘59 Lance and Elizabeth Lombardo, DSHA ‘75 Mary Ann Lonergan, DS ‘55 Stephanie Love, DSHA ‘88 LSW Transportation Services Tyler Rivera and Nancy Luedke Rivera, DSHA ‘00 James and Catherine Lutz, HA ‘62 Miranda Lyles, DSHA ‘19 Mike and Margaret MacKedon, HA ‘53 Caitlin Fentzlaff Macomber, DSHA ‘08 Erin Madden

Madeline Mahoney, DSHA ‘23 Steve Mahoney Theresa Malak David and Catherine Maleckar, DSHA ‘72 Thomas and Mary Mallinger, DS ‘62 Liz Maloney Robert and Kelly Mangan, DSHA ‘95 Paul and Molly Manning Elizabeth Mansfield Hannah Mansfield, DSHA ‘23 Andrew and Marie Mansfield James and Susan Manthei, DS ‘65 Robert and Christine Maranan Lucy Marchese, HA ‘61 Jaime Marchi Samuel Marcosson Frank† and Jean Marinelli Monica Mark, DSHA ‘06 Joyce Markes Roger and Rebecca Markwald Brian and Sarah Markwald, DSHA ‘91 Josie Marsho Donald and Marybeth Marsicek C. Erik and Alexandra Martensson Emily Martin, DSHA ‘21 Madeleine Marx, DSHA ‘15 Thomas and Martha Marx Victoria Holzbauer Massie, HA ‘63 Lon and Annie Masters Saylor Masters Casey Masterson, DSHA ‘23 Kathy Masterson Scott and Aimee Matchette, DSHA ‘86 James and Barbara Mathie, HA ‘54 Jake Matkovich Jason and Mary Matyas, DSHA ‘92 Elizabeth Maxwell Susan Mayhew Gerardo and Clara Mayorga Isabel Mayorga, DSHA ‘18 Ray and Maureen Mazurek, DS ‘67 Kerry McBride, DSHA ‘08 Sally McBride, HA ‘50 Michael and Peggy McCarthy Emily McCartney Daniel and Cathy McClone David and Brittany McCollum, DSHA ‘04 Ann McConnell, HA ‘60 Karen McConnell Francis and Mary McCormack, DSHA ‘87 Nora McCormick, DSHA ‘23 Robert and Molly McCormick Ann McCrea Gary and Marlene McCrea Michael and Phyllis McDevitt John and Barbara McDonald, DS ‘66 Erin McDonald Jane McDonough, DSHA ‘12 Maureen McElligott, DSHA ‘07 Gregory† and Donna McElwee, DS ‘58 Mary McElwee, DSHA ‘86 James and Jane McEnaney Jeannine McFadden Megan McFadden, DSHA ‘18

Caroline McGartland, DSHA ‘23 Molly McGartland Joseph and Lauren McGaver Toland and Kristine McGettigan, DSHA ‘87 Thomas Lucey and Nancy McGinn-Lucey, HA ‘53 Rosanne McGown Thomas and Janice McGrath Pete and Rebecca McGraw, DSHA ‘03 Dennis and Sandra McGuire Thomas and Suzanne McKale, HA ‘63 Timothy Suchomel and Shana McKeever Shannon McKeown* Maureen McMahon, HA ‘57 Kenneth McNair Mary McNair Sally McNair Kathleen McNally, HA ‘61 James and Anne McNamara, DS ‘60 Kelly and Kate McRae, DSHA ‘04 Kevin and Margaret McWey, DSHA ‘00 Dennis and Lynn Mehring John* and Elizabeth Melis Joseph and Catherine Meloy, HA ‘68 Margaret Melton, HA ‘68† Kate Menden, DSHA ‘04 George and Denice Menos Ana Mercado Luis and Odell Mercado Susana Mercado-Garcia Brian and Christine Merdes Elaine Doyle Meredith, DS ‘63 Amanda Mergen Martin and Amelia Merrick, DSHA ‘88 Samantha Merrick Scott and Ashley Merritt, DSHA ‘00 Josh Merry Maura Metz, DSHA ‘07 Andrew and Melanie Metz Gary and Janice Meyer John and Karen Meyer, HA ‘62 Frank and Mary Meyer, DS ‘69 Jennifer Ziino Meyers, DSHA ‘98 James and Helen Michaletz Michele Michuda, DSHA ‘71 Albert and Margaret Middleton, HA ‘54 Barbara Millen, HA ‘68 Adele Miller Joy Fliss Miller, DS ‘65 Michael and Mary Beth Miller, DS ‘69 Michael and Mary Sue Miller, DSHA ‘75 Daniel and Melina Miller Norah Miller Patricia Miller Richard and Carri Miller Thomas Miller Dana Alioto and Diane Miller-Alioto, DSHA ‘72 Garrett and Abby Millman, DSHA ‘07 Milwaukee Ballet Milwaukee Improv Geoffrey and Brigid Misfeldt, DSHA ‘03 Nancy Moews Paul and Nithakone Moews Peter† and Sharon Moncher, HA ‘57

GIVING GENEROUSLY Jeffrey and Patty Monday Lori Thomzik Montezon, DSHA ‘83 Mooi Gloria Moon Claire Mooney, DSHA ‘23 Judith Moore Mandy Moore, DSHA ‘01 Mary Moore Daniel Stein and Lauren Moore Stein Alex Mora* and Diana Oliva, DSHA ‘13 Lidia Mora Gallegos, DSHA ‘23 Julia Moran, DSHA ‘14 Dwight and Marleen Morgan Andrea Morgese Brian and Melinda Morris Caroline Moss, DSHA ‘18 Eva-Marie Moss, DSHA ‘23 Gary Moss Kathy Moss-Reeves Roseann Motl Heidi Mott Grace Mount, DSHA ‘23 Susan and Thomas Mountin Gregg and Ann Mroczynski Kiley Mroczynski James and Ruta Mudlaff Dale and Mary Ellen Mueller, HA ‘65 Kathryn Muench, DSHA ‘11 James and Kim Muench, DSHA ‘83 Mary and Michael Munroe Jenna Murack Eileen Murphy Nancy Musante, HA ‘67 Daniel Muth Cheryl Myers Ronald Ruck and Jane Nachazel-Ruck, HA ‘66 David and Kimberly Nacker, DSHA ‘83 Nagy Inspections, LLC Stephanie Nass Helen Neitzel Shelley and Mark Neitzel Steven and Barbara Neitzel Nicholas and Cheryl Neldner W. Scott and Mary Nelson Gene and Betsy Neri, HA ‘67 William and Barbara Newby, DSHA ‘73 Mary Newby, DSHA ‘13 Gene and Mary Newell, DSHA ‘80 Ella Nguyen Brian Tran and Thao Nguyen Susan Niederjohn Paul and Linda Niemi Saburo and Patricia Nishi, HA ‘64 Carlin Nolan Emily Nolan, DSHA ‘17 Robert and Kay Nolan Jane Norbin Mary Norman Tricia North Andrew and Heather Nosbusch, DSHA ‘94 Vincent and Jessica Noth Nothing Bundt Cakes Thomas Novotny John and Jane Nowak Gabriela Nuñez, DSHA ‘10

Jesse Nye James and Susan O’Brien Mary H. O’Brien, HA ‘52 Mary Ann O’Connor, HA ‘44 Alexandrea Lichucki O’Dea, DSHA ‘16 James and Debora O’Donoghue Molly Ogden, DSHA ‘14 Mofiyinfoluwa Ogunbowale Ade and Oluyemisi Ogunbowale Bradley and Jennifer O’Keef, DSHA ‘89 Judy O’Keefe, DS ‘59 Josephine Okwudei Thomas and Jennifer Olejniczak John and Celeste Olson Tim and Emily Olson, DSHA ‘06 James Olson and Elizabeth Hermes-Olson Chris and Virginia Olson, DS ‘68 Kaitlin O’Malley, DSHA ‘13 Hugh and Jennifer O’Neil Miles O’Neil Brent and Vanessa O’Neil, DSHA ‘90 Mary Jane O’Neill Matthew and Shannon O’Neill Suzette Orcholski, HA ‘65 Caitlin Organ, DSHA ‘23 Grace Organ, DSHA ‘22 Marty and Stephanie Organ Ed and Mary Osep, DS ‘69 Robert and Mary Ott Mark and Janet Otten, DSHA ‘85 Ann Owen Toni Owens Perry and Dora Packer Paisley + Plaid Salon Graciela Palacios Julian and Stephanie Palacios Matt and Katia Panhans Richard and Verna Panka Megan Panther, DSHA ‘07 Jessica Papelbon Victor and Liza Paredes, DSHA ‘02 Michael and Beth Parey Sophie Paruzynski, DSHA ‘23 Laura Paulus, DSHA ‘85 Ted and Amy Pawasarat, DSHA ‘88 Grace Pawlowski, DSHA ‘23 Lorna Pawlowski Eduardo and Judith Paz Geraldine Pehowski, HA ‘45 Maryanna Pelkowski Patrick Sommer and Creamheld Pepito Anna Perkins Jonathan and Jessica Peterson Linda Peterson Mary Peterson, DSHA ‘72 Kenneth† and Elizabeth Petschel, DS ‘66 Richard and Nicole Pfaff Kevin and Andrea Phillips Richard and Jeanne Phillips Lily Pickart, DSHA ‘17 Maeve Pickart, DSHA ‘23 Robert and Susan Piekenbrock Gregg and Beth Piper Jeffrey and Katherine Piquette, DS ‘69 Natalie Pitcher

Joanne Platke, DS ‘59 Dan and Margaret Platten, DSHA ‘01 Jennifer Poedel, DSHA ‘07 Gary and Jeanne Pokorny Lisa Polacheck, DSHA ‘90 Helen Pollock George and Leah Pollock Dennis and Julie Pommering, DSHA ‘79 Gianna Poniewaz, DSHA ‘22 Leslie Popalisky, DSHA ‘05 Debra Pope George and Claudia Porter Donna Poshepny, HA ‘51 Kathryn Potratz, DSHA ‘13 David and Christine Power Jennifer Gramling Pratt, DSHA ‘84 Mary Pratt, HA ‘53 Princeton Club Timothy and Denise Prosser Michael Pryor Peter Puck Linda Quesnell John and Sheila Quinette Timothy and Angela Quinn, DSHA ‘93 Michael Quinn Thomas Balch and Kathleen Quinn-Balch, DS ‘70 David Thompson and Mary Quirk-Thompson, HA ‘64 Bunny Raasch-Hooten Cory Rabe and Danielle* Jerominski Rabe, DSHA ‘08 Martin Radocha and Patricia Dulka Jerald and Marlene Radtke, HA ‘51 Olivia Ralston Mark and Kathleen Ramion Armstrong Chaisorn and Diana Ramirez Melissa Ramirez Richard and Marlene Rappl Amy Rasley Ellen Mary Raster Fred and Sally Rathke, DS ‘62 Cory and Caitlin Ratkowski, DSHA ‘02 Robert and Debra Ratzel Patricia Zalewski Rauch, HA ‘56 Ray and Holly Rausch Thomas and Kathleen Rave, DS ‘65 Ray’s Growler Gallery Molly Reardon, DSHA ‘23 Dolores Roettgers Regan, HA ‘44 Joseph and Laura Regan Denis and Margaret Regan, DSHA ‘75 Patrick and Noreen Regan, DS ‘64 Patricia and Gregory Reiman Donald and Carol Reinbold, DS ‘61 Jacqueline and Paul Rekowski Michelle Rekowski, DSHA ‘15 Arturo Gonzale and Alma Renteria Mark and Jennifer Rentmeester Julia Rentmeester, DSHA ‘23 Joseph and Debra Retzer, DSHA ‘76 Patricia Cohan Reuter, HA ‘44 John and Karen Rice Nicole Richard Debbie Richardson

Gerald and Kimberlie Richardson, DSHA ‘76 Allison Richburg, DSHA ‘20 James and Mary Richburg Lucy Richburg, DSHA ‘23 Gregory and Tracy* Richburg Robert and Nellie Richthammer, DSHA ‘93 Phyllis Riemer Jean Rife, DS ‘58 Christopher Roberts Jennifer Roberts Marilyn Roberts Shannon Roberts Glenn and Darla Roby Bradley Rochford Eric Rochford Patrick and Pam Rochford Joseph Halaiko and Michelle Roder Randall and Mariellen Roeder Grace Roessler, DSHA ‘04 Thomas and Diane Roethe, DS ‘65 Kevin* and Emily Roethe Gary and Joan Roethle, DS ‘69 Richard and Julie Roettker Alison Rohloff, DSHA ‘19 Joanna Hoffmann Rohr, DSHA ‘04 Mike Rollo Andrew Stanislaw and Patricia Rollo-Cohen Chiana Roman, DSHA ‘15 Kathleen Roney Gervase and Beverly Rose Joanne Roskopf Randy and Susie Roth, DS ‘67 Ruby Nails Mary Catherine Ruesch, DSHA ‘14 Rebecca Ruesch, DSHA ‘10 John and Kimberly Rummel Tom and Ann* Runnells Gayle Ruplinger Matt Rupp Sara Rupp Connie Ruppert Dennis Russell and Patricia Keefer Russell Jane Russell Holzhauer, DSHA ‘71 Joseph and Heather Russell Michael McKeown and Mary Russell McKeown, DSHA ‘87 Christine Ryan, DS ‘56 Mary Regina Ryan, HA ‘59 David Monfre and Nancy Rydell-Monfre, DSHA ‘84 Theresa Ryskoski, DSHA ‘17 Salon 53 Shannon Salter, DSHA ‘14 Pete and Chris Samson James and Kathryn Sanborn, DS ‘67 Ashleigh Sanchez, DSHA ‘12 Genaya Sanchez, DSHA ‘18 Jose and Ivy Sanchez David and Caroline Sanders, DSHA ‘75 Danny and Claudia* Sanders Kenneth and Mary Ann Sanders William and Mary Sanders, HA ‘59

† Deceased * DSHA Faculty & Staff

Thomas and Marguerite Saporito, HA ‘64 David and Joyce Sauer Curt and Anita Saurer, DSHA ‘74 Margaret Savage, DSHA ‘05 Brian and Michele Savoie John and Therese Scallon, DSHA ‘73 Catherine Schaefer, DS ‘65 Karl Scheidt and Regina Capelli-Scheidt John and Patricia Schesta Ruby Scheuing Abigail Schlater, DSHA ‘15 Kelley Schlise, DSHA ‘19 Moyses Garay and Amanda Schmeckpeper Amy Schmidt, DSHA ‘86 Barbara Schmidt Mark and Caroline Schmidt Mary Dallman Schmidt, HA ‘69 Jerome and Mary E. Schmidt, DS ‘55 Mary Bethe Schmidt, DS ‘56 Paul and Roberta Schmidt, HA ‘60 Gregory and Janis Schmitt, DS ‘64 Francis and Elizabeth Schmitz Amy Schneider Thomas and Barbara Schneider, DS ‘58 Bob and Dara Schneider Elizabeth Schneider, DSHA ‘23 Brian and Jacqueline Schneider Susan Schneider Diane Schobert Brad and Michele Schobert Jodi Schoenauer, DSHA ‘84 Elisabeth Schraith, DS ‘67 Michael and Anne Schrauth, DS ‘58 Stephan and Sonya Schreck Peter and Rebecca Schroder, DSHA ‘92 Karen Schuchardt Robert Gavahan and Marie Schulte Mary Schulz, HA ‘63 Sarah Schulz, DSHA ‘89 Andrew and Julie Schumacher, DSHA ‘98 Lindsay Schwarz Kevin and Susan Scott Scout & Molly’s Boutique Dan and Barbara Seamount, DSHA ‘83 Barbara Searing S. Monica Seelman, BVM, HA ‘58 Alexandra Seemann, DSHA ‘22 Mary Sega John and Catherine Sell, HA ‘58 James and Marissa Selthafner

Mary Seramur, HA ‘65 Christopher and Laurie Seward Patricia Sewart Kathleen Sexton, DSHA ‘87 Shake Shack Rhonda Shaw Christopher and Claudia Shea Shecterle East Enterprises Inc. Aksel Sidem and Jennifer Shepard, DSHA ‘88 Jennifer Sherer Carl and Mary Sherer, DSHA ‘71 Roger and Corine Sherman Frederick and Margaret Shields, HA ‘46 Donald and Susan Shipshock, HA ‘63 James and Heather Sileno Sophia Simon, DSHA ‘23 Lauren Sinense, DSHA ‘18 Argiris and Jacquelyn Skapinakis, DSHA ‘85 Natalie Skatter, DSHA ‘15 David and Lori Sladky Linda Slawinski Barb Smith Cecile Smith, HA ‘49 Kathleen Smith, HA ‘67 Richard and Maureen Smith, HA ‘58 Brian and Caitlin Smyth, DSHA ‘00 Allyson Snyder, DSHA ‘16 David and Linda Snyder Elizabeth Sohnle Eileen Solimene Colleen Sommer Michael Iannelli and Rosemary Spano Iannelli Kim Sparapani Andrew and Martha Sparapani, HA ‘62 Anthony and Tracie Sparks Meghan Spaude Ann Spear, DSHA ‘75 Kathleen Spicuzza, HA ‘61 Tyler and Susan Sprenger Justin, Ali, Wyatt and Hudson Spuda Gary and Sue St. Louis St. Mary Parish, Menomonee Falls Stag Barbershop Patti Staiduhar John and Josephine Standart, HA ‘67 Andrew Stanislaw Emily Stapleton, DSHA ‘01 Linda Stapleton John Starzyk Ellen Steckel, DSHA ‘71 Andrew and Christine Steeno Andrea Steffke, DSHA ‘97 John and Mary Steger David Thomas and Diane Steigerwald, HA ‘68

Kathy Kieffer Steinbach, DS ‘67 Paul Steinbruecker Anthony Steiner and Sue Martin-Steiner Theodore and Barbara Steiner, HA ‘47 Thomas and Kathleen Stellato, DS ‘68 Thomas and Ann Marie Stemo Vincenzo Stephenson Allan Stickley Emmaline Stilp, DSHA ‘11 Gerald and Katherine Stilp Thomas and Pauline Stilp, HA ‘59 Mary Stith Ed and Paulette Stith Joanne Stockwell S. Mary Jo Stoffel, SDS Timothy Stoller Madeleine Stone Constance Stoner, DS ‘61 Ryan and Kelsey Stray, DSHA ‘05 Alan and Mary Stroebel, DS ‘63 Jim Strother Robert and Christine Stuart, DSHA ‘86 Milton and Allison Stubbs Thomas & Doreen Styra Michael and Susan Sullivan, DS ‘59 Suzanne Sullivan Patricia Suminski, HA ‘67 Lora Sunder Doug and Jennifer Sveda Emily Sveda, DSHA ‘21 Larry Sveda Margaret Sweeney, DSHA ‘23 Eleanor Montville Swentkofske Marie Swietlik, HA ‘51 John Szafranski Kathleen Szafranski Roger Szpara Pam Sztukowski Michael Laeuger and Mary Jo Szydel-Laeuger Jon Kwak and Alyssa* Tabers-Kwak Maria Tagliavia, DSHA ‘72 Farha Tahir, DSHA ‘05 Philip and Monica Tallmadge, DSHA ‘86 David and Amy Tamburrino Catherine Tamburrino Tanfastic Katharine Tanty, HA ‘65 Candace Tate Jessica Jo Tate Steven and Lisa Taylor, DSHA ‘82 William and Rosemary Taylor, HA ‘50 Clay and Susan Taylor, DSHA ‘03 Catherine Teetzen Carol TenBrook

Ken Holt and Claudette Tennyson, DS ‘59 Mary Teske, DS ‘62 Richard and Karen Teske Amy Teye Ruby Thatcher, DSHA ‘23 The Bridgewater Modern Grill Devin Thomas Jayda Thomas, DSHA ‘23 Ashlynn Thorsen, DSHA ‘22 Three Cellars Andrew Mountin and Jena* Thurow-Mountin Cynthia Thurston Mary Alice Tierney Dunn, HA ‘68 Joseph and Jennifer Tierney Jeffrey and Shannon Tiger Andrew Timm Mary Tlachac, DS ‘57 Kaitlyn Toole Alexander and Keishea Toole Lee Torres Tosa Yoga Center Brian Trampe Kaitlyn Tran Donald Trenda Ben and Margaret Turk, DSHA ‘06 Amanda Dettmann, DSHA ‘11 Twigs Elizabeth Maly Tyree, DS ‘63 Sara Urban Joan Uselmann Tom van Heijningen Christiaan and Mary Catherine van Nispen, DSHA ‘12 Jen Vancik Marty and Christine VanHulle Wanda Vavela-Katz Mariela Vazquez-Sanchez, DSHA ‘19 Emily Vebber, DSHA ‘03 Marcos and Dana Vega Alexandra Velde, DSHA ‘07 Village Bowl & Social Marisol Villarreal Herman and Susan Viola, HA ‘59 DJ and Aubrey Vogel Charles and Kathleen Vogel Kirby Daniels and Wendy Volz-Daniels Kenneth and Tara Vosniak Sandy Vrana* David and Dawn Wagner Donald and Janet Wagner, DSHA ‘85 Donald and Marilyn Wagner, DS ‘59 Kenneth and Nancee Wagner Michael Waldron Ashleigh Walesa, DSHA ‘23 Phillip and Natalie Walesa Kathleen Walker, DSHA ‘00 Frederick and Paula Walker, DS ‘69

GIVING GENEROUSLY Jeffrey and Janet Wallace, DSHA ‘76 The Waller Family Susan Walline J. Patrick and Louise Walsh Thomas and Maribeth Walsh, DSHA ‘78 Michael and Aimee Walsh Joan Girmscheid Walter, HA ‘50 Greg Chojnacki and Mary Walz-Chojnacki, DSHA ‘72 Antonina Warren, DSHA ‘23 Larry and Linda Waters Sean and Maria Watson, DSHA ‘94 Audrey Watzka, DSHA ‘23 Billy Wayson and Gail Funke Brian and Sarah Wayson Anthony Weasler, II Angela Webb Jermaine Ebo and Selena Webb-Ebo Ann Weber, DS ‘52 Jennifer Wege Paul and Kristin Weiner Roxie Weiner Mary Weinfurter, DSHA ‘71 Brian Frain and Annemarie* Weiss, DSHA ‘03 Mark and Anne Weitenbeck John and Sarah Weitzer, DSHA ‘86 Kira Welcenbach, DSHA ‘14

Bob Hartmann and Mary Ellen Welsh, DSHA ‘71 Jared and Kelly Wentz, DSHA ‘96 James and Amy Wenzler Brian Werking Jon Werking Jason and Erin Wermers James Wermers Jane Wermers Rita Wermers, DSHA ‘93 Savanna Wertz Western Lakes Golf Club Bernard and Kathryn Westfahl Jamie Westfahl Lucinda Weston Dennis and Michelle Whalen WHATABOX Christine Whitaker David and Lynne White Charles Neil and Mary White, DS ‘67 Dirk Wichgers Roland Wicker Charles and Nancy Wilkie Richard Wilkie Edward and Kathleen Wilkinson, HA ‘59 Erica Willems Amy Kobach Williams, DSHA ‘93 John and Mary Williams, DS ‘59

Margaret Johnson Williamson, DS ‘57 Mark and JoAnn Willmering Carol Dennis Wills Adam and Jennifer Wills Heather Wilson Sarah Winkler, DSHA ‘22 Frank Wintersberger Kennedy and Abigail Wirtz, DSHA ‘08 Emily Pokorny Wisniewski, DSHA ‘10 Thomas and Mary Wisniewski, DSHA ‘85 Elizabeth Wissing, DSHA ‘10* Sara Witmeyer, DSHA ‘98 Paul and Christine Witt, DSHA ‘82 Madeline Wittkowske, DSHA ‘14 Dan Woelfel Karen Woelfel Craig and Brittany Wohlfeil, DSHA ‘05 James and Barbara Wohlitz, DS ‘62 Claude and Chris Wojtysiak Gerald and Darlene Wolf Gary Wolfe Troy and Libby Woodard Maggie Woodin, DSHA ‘10 Molly Woodin, DSHA ‘11 Kristin Woodward

John and Mary Wozny, HA ‘66 Laurent and Sandra Wray Ella Wurtzbacher Cory Wycklendt Paul and Sandy Wysocki Christar Xiong, DSHA ‘23 Hiroyuki and Jane Yamasaki, HA ‘55 Yo Mama! Frozen Yogurt and Goodies Donald and Marian Yoder, HA ‘62 Timothy and Beth Yokes, DSHA ‘95 Dan Yokes Randy and Diane Yokes Cynthia Yomantas Michael and Cheryl Young Seamus and Samantha Young, DSHA ‘09 Makinzie Youngblood, DSHA ‘19 Craig and Iva Zeman, DSHA ‘82 Steve and Dia Zent, DSHA ‘88 Chris and Jacquie Zetting, DSHA ‘84 Dale Schmidt and Ellen Zielinski, HA ‘69 Helen Zielinski Thomas Zielinski Jane Zigich Francis and Margaret Zilinsky Donald and Lee Zimmer Andrew and Kristi Zimmer Jon Schoenbeck and Mary Jo Zimmer, DSHA ‘73 Zoological Society of Milwaukee Diana Zrimsek, DS ‘68 Madeline Zukowski, DSHA ‘11*

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Q: What was your experience like at DSHA? It is challenging to put into words. I had a great experience, and I look back on my years at DSHA very fondly. If I had to describe it, it really just gave me the safe space to explore friendships, sports, service activities, and allowed me to figure out who I was and what I wanted to do with my life.

Erin McDermott Stanek, DSHA ’04, has been giving back to DSHA for nineteen years. As a second-generation student, with two young future Dashers, she believes strongly in the mission of the school to develop young women of faith, heart, and intellect. She invests financially in the school as well as volunteering her time. Stanek has been a member of the DSHA Alumnae Board since 2016 and volunteered as an Administrative Assistant for the Annual Fund in 2020. Stanek is currently the Private Asset Management Research Manager at Baird, with a BS in Business Administration and an MSA in Accounting from Marquette University.

Q: How did the all-girls environment of the school impact you? Why do you think this environment is important for young women? You can’t separate the all-girls environment from DSHA. Without it, DSHA cannot be the excellent school that it is. Being a high school student, and specifically being that age, can be extremely difficult. The all-girls environment is unique and allows girls to focus on themselves and take the time to learn who they are, the things that are important to them, their interests, and what they might want to do in the future. Q: How were you impacted by DSHA’s Catholic identity? Looking back, I dabbled in a lot of different activities but was most actively involved with the Pastoral Ministry Council (now Campus Ministry). I helped organize biweekly food drives with other students and participated in every retreat available to me. I was so involved in that

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space because I wanted to give back to the school and the Milwaukee community through service. In relation to service, the Catholic identity at DSHA is a defining factor of the school. It was grounding to start each day with prayer, view Catholic symbols in the classrooms, and be given the opportunity to discuss faith throughout the school day. That Catholic identity is an integral component in developing and forming the whole person. Q: What were the most important skills you learned at DSHA that you still use today? Critical thinking, confidence, and communication. It is funny now that I say these skills aloud because two of them are included in the five qualities of a DSHA graduate.

if I was able to give back one day that I would. In addition to this, I’ve always personally thought that we all have gifts to give—whether time, treasure, or talent—and all are equally important. Q: Why did you want to join the Alumnae Board at DSHA? I think DSHA has an amazing network of alumnae and graduates, and being on the board allows me to meet them and stay current on what is going on with the school. It also gives me exposure to engage with them through various events and avenues I would not have had otherwise. Q: What impresses you the most about DSHA today? The focus on students as young women and developing them into individuals of faith, heart, and intellect. The school has adapted, grown, and changed since I’ve attended but the focus through all of that has been to improve the experience for each and every student. Ultimately, it is impressive that DSHA is providing an environment for young women to grow into their best possible selves.

Q: What compels you to give both your time and your financial support to DSHA? I am forever grateful for the experiences I had at DSHA and I am aware that there were individuals before me who gave their time, talent, and treasure to ensure the experience was positive for me. Now, I want to be part of giving that back to current and future students.

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

Q: You have two young daughters you hope will attend DSHA in the future. Do you find them to be a source of motivation for giving back to the school?

I hope that the school continues to focus on providing young women with the opportunities they need to grow academically, in faith, and as a whole person.

I do. One big motivator for me to give back is my own positive experience and making sure other students have the same opportunities I was given. My daughters have already been involved at DSHA through Summer Cool and frequenting the theatre productions, but my hopes for them to attend the school are enhanced by what I, and others, are willing to contribute today. I could easily wait until they are students, but I recognize that what happens between now and then is going to impact their experience just as much. It is important that I am involved now to ensure they are given the same opportunities. Q: Your parents (Chris Oldam McDermott, DSHA ’76, and 2021-2023 DSHA Board Chair John McDermott) have been long-time donors and volunteers to DSHA. What influence does their generosity have on you? My parents have always led with their actions. Growing up, and through today, I have watched them give generously to the causes and organizations that are important to them. It was so ingrained in our familial unit that I knew

Stanek’s daughter crowns Mary at the DSHA May Crowning on Wednesday, May 10, 2023, at St. Camillus.

Although I am a ‘boy mom,’ I continue to give to DSHA because I believe in the school’s mission of developing each young lady who attends; mind, body, and spirit. DSHA is a large reason for the woman that I am today, as a daughter, professional, friend, sister, mother, and more! The future foundation that is laid by attending DSHA is unmatched, both socially and academically. It is my hope that my on-going contributions allow several young ladies to experience the positive growth that comes from being a Dasher.”

~ Ronnicia Johnson-Walker, DSHA ’02

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Anna Horky Jacobi Mary Ann Halaska O’Connor Dolores Roettgers Regan Patricia Cohan Reuter

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Virginia Altenburg Catezone Geraldine Schultz Pehowski

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Jeanne Hormuth Hoff Rosemary Metz Selep Margaret Smith Shields

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Barbara Schwingle Steiner

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Kathleen Sulko Jungbluth

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Barbara Brenk Anderson

Elizabeth Maurer Altstadt Mary Ann Hartwell Bink Eunice Kane Brandstatter Joyce Hendrickson Lisheron Mary O’Brien Ruth Heinan Springob Ann Johnston Weber

Patricia Flynn Kloiber Helen Shaughnessy Langhoff † Cecile Sherburne Smith

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Ann Hart Dodds S. Suzanne Effinger, BVM Phyllis Pancheri Goodwin Callista Dreis Grebe Justine Leonard † Rose Mary Sullivan Matusinec Sally McBride Lois Rohan Stanek Rosemary Randa Taylor Joan Girmscheid Walter

Class of ‘53

Suzanne Rohan Crain Mary Hertel Hartman Mitzi Millard MacKedon Nancy Thill McGinn-Lucey Mary Van Horn Pratt Ruth Nickchen Schacht Barbara Burbach Swietlik-Metz

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Class of ‘51

Anonymous Donor Doris Barrett Sally Hultkrans Callahan Sheila Byrne Cannon Janice Dietz † Lois Schaenzer Fisher Mary Anne Haeckel Barbara Purtell Mathie Margaret Seidenstricker Middleton Jean Grathwohl Sinclair

Rita O’Connor Auelmann Eleanor Bernard Baldus Donna Voell Bieser Suzanne Bonness Brault Marland Huebner Gengler Patricia Purtell Julien Nancy Schneider Koepp Joan Madden Lucke Helen Stoppenbach Noll Geraldine Honish Noonan Donna Schelp Poshepny Marlene Shane Radtke Margaret Mathews Sankovitz Marie Swietlik

Class of ‘55

Patricia Rice Blake Mary Kowalski Brien Barbara Blake Damm

Penny Campbell Gral S. Virginia Honish, SDS Roberta Miller Keelan Mary Ann Kluwin Lonergan Colleen Bonham Lowry Mary Stadler Schmidt Jane Schoofs Yamasaki

Class of ‘56

Anonymous Donor Constance Wendler Bach Mary Shea Bachman McCann Mary Louise Bell Braasch Kathleen Dobrient Buettner S. Grace Mary Croft, SDS Mary Ann Schraith Erdtmann Ann Behling Fink Shirley Smith Gerrits Julianne Bucholtz Guzniczak Rose Jashinsky Cathleen Zintek Johnston Maureen Hegarty Keyes S. Francine Kosednar, SDS Jacqueline Debbrecht Kress Patricia Zalewski Rauch Carol Reed Rebek Bernice McNamara Rossini Christine Lombardi Ryan Mary Bethe Schmidt Karen Krause Stracka Judith Hunzinger Trudeau

Class of ‘57

Anonymous Donor Marilyn Caputa Armstrong Judith Starck Bultman Catherine Schmidt Burbach Mary Pat Hauptman DeSwarte Patricia Silke Edmisten Joanne Lee Baier Herzog-Collins Kathleen Donahue Jennings

ALUMNAE

GIVING GENEROUSLY Mary Stehling Kamps Anita Holmes Mahood Sharon Gerschke Moncher Mary Ellen King Muth Catherine Pfannerstill Nolan Kathleen Zierden Olen Barbara Emmerich Romano Mary Mayer Tlachac Margaret Johnson Williamson

Class of ‘58

Betty Jo Zintek Azpell Maureen Driscoll Connell Mary Walker Easterday Bonnie Swendson Elliott Ethel Bielefeld Fletcher Carol Zvara Gobel Kathleen O’Boyle Kearney Judith Carney Keyes Barbara Vidergar Koester Barbara Weiland Kutchera Judith Darrall Lindman Lois Proulx Ludwig Donna Shea McElwee Angela Mischke Pienkos Jean Winzenburg Rife Barbara Starck Schneider Anne Morris Schrauth S. Monica Seelman, BVM Catherine Truss Sell Maureen Hegarty Smith Doris Nowak Stilwell Mary Ann Thuemler Wigchers

Class of ‘59

Barbara Pettavino Baer Patricia Neuman Barbera Judith Walker Catanese Maripat Young Dalum Diana Fettig Geissler Mary Lou Sass Kennedy Sharon Kuker Hudson Catherine Smith LaFond Judith Duehren Lessila Judith Zessin Lohmann Joan Maas Kathleen Mullarkey Noel Judy Fagan O’Keefe Joanne Hardtke Platke Mary Regina Maier Ryan Mary Taylor Sanders Joanne Schroth Pauline Strazis Stilp Susan Croft Sullivan Claudette Holt Tennyson S. Carol Thresher, SDS 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 Dolores Cunningham Rita Bacon Czukas

Donna Fischer Doffing Suzanne Mueller Dwyer Mary Fontanazza Darlene Becker Hanke Kay Healy Hausch Ann Lorscheider McConnell Anne Niebler McNamara Carla La Valle Olle Roberta Dulde Schmidt Margaret Schmitt Stanchfield Veronica Teshner Sustar

Class of ‘64

Georgia Brost Berther Joan McCabe Bruce Marilyn Kleis Casper Carole Susnik Flaig M. Janet Frey Mary Buch Hahn Susan Heimann Hamrin Diane Knight Gail Hanlon Kobach Mary Emigh Krahn Joan Kringel Kreul Mary Dess Krygiel Cheryl Ann Martin Patricia Doherty Nishi Mary Quirk-Thompson Noreen Quinn Regan Marguerite Molthen Saporito Janis Starich Schmitt Katherine Tierney Schwerin Mary Ann Stiglitz Mary Imp Wunderlich Joan Cunningham Zimmer

Class of ‘61

Mary Alice Geisheker Becker S. Karlyn Cauley, SDS Patricia McNally Driscoll Nora Garry Lewis Lucy Marchese Kathleen Jones McNally Kathleen Mehegan Monday Patricia Traxel Packee Carol Schleicher Reinbold Kathleen Moroney Spicuzza Constance Cardo Stoner

Class of ‘65

Class of ‘62

Jane Flynn Baldus Patrice Parcher Bartelme Susan Dickey Danforth Kathleen Ronsman David Mary Caffrey Dries Barbara Glaser Finley Mary June Dearing Gray Mary Kuhn Green Susan Helbert Jarosz S. Mary Howard Johnstone, OP Maureen Guerin Josh Catherine Casper Lathrop Catherine Clifford Lawton Jane Lazynski Susan Starck Manthei Joy Fliss Miller Mary Ellen Dean Mueller Suzette Pizzo Orcholski Kathleen Welsh Rave Diane Hinnenkamp Roethe Catherine Ehmke Schaefer Mary Seramur Katharine Ronge Tanty Barbara Cunningham Wilson

Anonymous Donor Jo Ann Sgarlata Bergeson Marilyn Ott Cloutier Jane Ewens Michele Murphy Froehlich Bonnie Benes Grossklaus Fran Clarke Hansen Janet Winkowski Jaeger Maureen Harrington Kind Linda Barger Kirchen Elizabeth Moser Krahn Mary Ryan Lorch Catherine Costello Lutz Mary Schmidt Mallinger Karen Wiley Meyer Sally Kalt Rathke Barbara Schmidt Schroeder Martha Clark Sparapani Mary Wutschel Teske Mary Ruth Ward Barbara Klabunde Wohlitz Marian Catania Yoder

Class of ‘63

Class of ‘66

2 Anonymous Donors Mary Elizabeth Morgan Anderl Mary Cannon Rita Piasecki Graham Terrie Baier Hanrahan Kathleen Zajc Kurtz Catherine Lucas Victoria Holzbauer Massie Suzanne Dean McKale Elaine Doyle Meredith Mary Carrigan Osmon Jean Voss Phelan Mary Toonen Riley Mary Shaffer Schulz Susan Schmitt Shipshock Mary Mehegan Stroebel Elizabeth Maly Tyree

Therese Druml Burkhart Janice Casper Karen Mikolajczak Giugno Kathleen Callen Halverson Margaret Kinnard Knitter Barbara Mazza McDonald Jane Nachazel-Ruck Elizabeth Shiely Petschel Janice Essmann Weinfurt Mary Westphal Wolverton Mary Riedl Wozny

Class of ‘67

Joanne Thon Abbott Pamela Cash Abbott Anne Gramling Blom

Linda Hanlon Bremner Teresa Seelman Connell Maureen Rice Dorrington Mary Ritt Foley Susan Brumm Frautschi Anita Bunda Grandpre Mary Lee Neis Hanan Anne Harrington Julie Gartzke Khaja Maureen Doherty Mazurek Beth Miller McWey Roberta Heintz Minessale Nancy Hoban Musante Betsy Banner Neri Ruth Collopy O’Toole Susan Worm Roth Kathy Lazynski Sanborn Susan Behling Schmitt Elisabeth Schraith Margaret Dineen Sgariglia Kathleen Smith Josephine Sherer Standart Kathy Kieffer Steinbach Patricia Suminski Mickey White

Class of ‘68

Anonymous Donor Eileen Wamser Baldus Mary Meier Bertin Linda Collura Darmody Mary Jo Johnson Dempsey Diane Fuchs Fulton Christine Worzalla Kampe Katherine Klopatek Krueger Catherine Ahlhauser Meloy Margaret Melton † Barbara Millen Virginia Doyle Olson Carol Pilliod Diane Steigerwald Kathleen Lee Stellato Maria Haas Tess Mary Alice Tierney Dunn Diana Zrimsek

Class of ‘69

2 Anonymous Donors Janet Rath Bashirian Victoria Temple Bonesho Patricia Byrne Margaret Seelman Cavanaugh Karen Cedzo Cecelia Pancheri Cutler Valerie Danby Mary Worm Donovan Lauren Otto Dorman Christine Schroeder Drow Regina Deisinger Dunst Susan Ruesch Evans Linda Gillet Susan Wirth Grimyser Mary Beth Fischer Gunnerson Margaret Ripple Hagen Mary Beth Spella Hill Joette Laird Kuiken Suzanne LaBelle

Class of ‘69 continued

Karen Wisniewski Lewison Susan Jones McNally Mary Siebenaler Meyer Mary Beth Holloway Miller Mary Youngbeck Osep Katherine Schmalz Piquette Joan Miller Roethle Mary Dallman Schmidt Laurie Tyson Catherine Sheahan Varebrook Paula Meier Walker Ellen Retzer Zielinski

Class of ‘70

Terese Strachota Bekkum Christine Yank Cash Mary Moran Dallmann Jo Jacobi Margaret Peltier Kulbeck Maureen Klein Lager Judith Makal Mackenzie Colleen Roberts Mayer Kathleen Quinn-Balch Christina Engel Scoptur Christine Secorsky Christine Kirsch Weiss

Class of ‘71

Anonymous Donor Judith Krebs Bonin Patricia Brannan Ellen Croke Mary Eileen Geary Michele Michuda Judith Schendt Price Jane Russell Holzhauer Mary Passage Sherer Ellen Geskermann Steckel Mary Weinfurter Mary Ellen Welsh Patricia Suehr Westphal Karen Wirth

Class of ‘72

Marybeth Becherer Maureen Casey Borges Mary Jo Westermann Butler Susan Cannon Denise Carroll Mary Clemency Sandra Schim Dolister Kathleen Horne Fischer Maureen Quinlan Hayes Mary Byrne Kruse Susan Kurek Annemarie Schlumpf Lindemann Catherine Arnold Maleckar Diane Miller-Alioto Mary Wilkins Peterson Jill Reginato Pitterle Christine Cunningham Stark Maria Tagliavia Mary Walz-Chojnacki

Class of ‘73

Class of ‘79

Roberta Boruta Margaret Carlson Christine Tagliavia Cianciolo Laurie Ruesch Hendricks Margaret Keyser Jordan Susan Baker Lentz Barbara Falecki Newby Therese Gaunt Scallon Mary Jo Zimmer

Susan Holt Bello Deborah Fink Frederick Jeanne Pier Gilpin Sally A. Gramling Julie Treacy Landy Julie Paulsen Pommering Karen Fridl Schlater Barbara Harte Sweeney

Class of ‘80

Class of ‘74

2 Anonymous Donors Debra Beres Margaret Sankovitz Brauer JoAnn Woelfel Day Susan Worzala Finn Susanne Shinners Gryniewicz Mary Hesselbein Newell

Mary Clare Davis Falsetti Jennifer Halaska Foti Kathleen Donahue Gresk Cynthia Stone Kempka Janet Krebs Suzanne Duero Lanser Anita Regelbrugge Saurer

Class of ‘81

Class of ‘75

Janice Ashley MarySue Cleary Mary Frieseke Shirin Swentkofske Lee Kathleen Palmer Ann Horning Reardon

Nancy Schmid Andryc Annette Powell Groth Elizabeth Heiden Lombardo Mary Sue Schneider Miller Margaret Brady Regan Judy Eberle Rettinger Caroline Wirtz Sanders Ann Wilkins Spear

Class of ‘82

MarySue Barrett Mary Jane Mages Demet Gretchen Olen Funck Mary Czarnecki Genske Beth Herro Rodwell Kerry Hickey Hodan Colleen McCormack Karnei Lela Katsune Ellen Kresse Lamb Lauren Dedinsky Maddox Susan Nord Lynn Birler Prochazka Lisa Hughes Taylor Christine DeBoer Witt Iva Braovac Zeman

Class of ‘76

Julie Baker Kathleen Klink Borowski Mary Pat Horning Boston Margaret Druml Boyle Rosemary Makens Danielson Elizabeth Hanlon Fehring Tamara Zanoni Hoy Laurene Gramling Lambach Christine Oldam McDermott Mary Susan Prescott Debra Hofschulte Retzer Kimberlie Hall Richardson Nancy Dahms Steller Janet Emmerich Wallace

Class of ‘83

Anonymous Donor Margaret Bau Kathleen Rutter Brengosz Kathleen Connell Jacqueline Hartwick Jahnke Marciann Mooney Kramer Anne Lucke Kristin Schmidt Miller Lori Thomzik Montezon Kim Gagnon Muench Kimberly Lieungh Nacker Jennifer Schmidt Barbara Kruk Seamount

Class of ‘77

Amy Krebs Abplanalp Diane Baker Greeta Cherayil Jody Feltz-Bovenkerk Amy Strachota Haas Monica Smith Tighe

Class of ‘78

Terese Ehlenbach Duffy Margaret Enright Pamela Kutcher Nancy Sosnicki Uelmen Mary Beth Kastenholz Walsh

Class of ‘84

Kathryn Berghammer Schlidt Marikris Dalum Coryell Amy Hintz Dellinger Suzanne Stroebel Falvey Lisa Polacek French Katherine Sankovitz Jurgens Anne Kasdorf Katie Daily Pickart Anne Kresse Pillion Jennifer Gramling Pratt Nancy Rydell Rydell-Monfre Elizabeth Fink Sauer Jodi Schoenauer Jane Potter Skalmoski Colleen Matejka Wissing Jacquelyn Koehn Zetting

Class of ‘85

Kim Marie Bertnick-Speech Christine French Devine Mary Swiderski Dondlinger Lizabeth Hyndman Fuller Kimberly Guller Koenig Janet Andrea Otten Laura Paulus Mary Schmidt Organ Jacquelyn Tinnerman Skapinakis Janet Hesselbein Wagner Mary DuBois Wisniewski

Class of ‘86

Jackie Costa Eileen Daily Amy Dalum Downing Molly Foy Gallagher Susan Walz Kroeger Aimee Vigil Matchette Mary McElwee Maureen Murphy Mikna Amy Schmidt Julie Horter Sgrignuoli Sara Burbach Sinense Christine Jones Stuart Monica Mathews Tallmadge Sarah Foley Weitzer

Class of ‘87

Elizabeth Tennessen Alberg Nancy Armour Amy Brusky Culbert Julie Nequette Friedman Sara Mathews Harwood Mary Kresse McCormack Kristine Walsh McGettigan Teresa Olle Mary Russell McKeown Kathleen Byrne Sexton Judith Dalum Taylor Kelly Brown Watzka

ALUMNAE

GIVING GENEROUSLY Class of ‘88

Kathryn Frank Bando Melissa Hug Brousseau Mary Denise Pfeil Farrar Natalie Catanese Forward Karen Dwyer Goldammer Anne Rice Grogan Tammy Dombrowski Jones Lisa Halaska Kamutzki Christine Moore Koehler Stephanie Miller Love Amelia Burbach Merrick Michele Nawotka Amy Talsky Pawasarat Molly Monday Schmidt Jennifer Shepard Dia Stano Zent

Class of ‘89

Genevieve Schmitt Jones Dara Fischer Keng Carrie Murphy Kohloff Jennifer Kobach Lancaster Joyce Yamat Meyer Jennifer Kreitzer O’Keef Susan Stollenwerk Pelz Jane Hyndman Pfaff Jane Moore Reardon Sarah Hamrin Schulz Andi Sciacca Laura Pinzer Van Eperen

Class of ‘90

Class of ‘92

Jessica Burbach Bellows Kathleen Carney Dahm Kathryn Goggin Higgins Karen Lentz Isabelli Julie Leack Karasek Vanessa Diedrich O’Neil Lisa Polacheck

Kristin Branch Sarah Eckenrod Cosgrove Sarah Brusky Jungels Rebecca Holton Kleefisch Katie Brown Konieczny Beth Marie Kurtz Mary Horning Matyas Rebecca Blom Schroder

Class of ‘91

2 Anonymous Donors Laura Pykett Carpenter Halligan Parks Czarnecki Sandra Roche Delgado Brigid Driscoll Jennifer Horning Kouvoukliotis Jennifer Kulbeck Jennifer Doerr Marino Sarah Lindemann Markwald Jennifer Zierden Maurer Elizabeth Olle Meghan McHugh Zidar

Class of ‘93

Gretchen Creten Caraher Carrie Fischer Jane-Lorelie Cueto Leh Christina Lundberg Melissa Wahmhoff Mager Joanna Barczak McQuide Angela Gagliano Quinn Nellie Hagen Richthammer Carmelita Tiu Rita Wermers Amy Kobach Williams

~ Jayda Thomas, DSHA ‘23

The opportunities given to me at DSHA have been vital to my whole-person development, and I want to provide that to other young women. Because of this, I joined the Mosaic Class of 2023 fundraising committee that encourages young Dashers, including myself, to give back and raise dollars for our school. As I’ve lived out the full DSHA experience, I’ve learned how important it is to ensure that other young women are given the same opportunities and experiences that I have been so fortunate to receive. A gift to the annual fund supports the next generation of young women who are growing in faith, heart, and intellect.”

Class of ‘94

Anonymous Donor Meghan Hegarty Dean Amy Baehr Grining Sara Khaja Grunzel Erin Trampe Harvey Andrea Holton Hess Dawn Reszczynski Jermstad Jamie Linski Sarah Schmidt Martin Heather Slawinski Nosbusch Katherine Casper Ryan Maria Dendromiris Watson

Class of ‘95

Angelique Gipp Brousseau Theresa Erbe Chimenti Anne DeHaven Meghan Phelan Fetherston Sarah Sterzinger Finley Mary Geiger Mary Steiner Hughes Bridget Hegarty Johnson Katherine Banner Kowal Jennifer Gingrass Kowalski Kelly Goss Mangan Beth Werking Yokes

Class of ‘96

Margaret Sherer Barrett Erin Scherr Bigalke Amy Ramstack Brimmer Maureen Carney Goetz Kelly Roethe Hodges Megan Hilger Kitowski Jennifer Schmitt Nyquist Kelly Harwood Wentz

Class of ‘97

Kathleen Kasdorf Carnell Josephine-Liezl Cueto-Sampang Kathleen Haines Erickson Heather Mehring Grams Emily McNally Horsfield Meg Casper Kevane Jennifer Hayes Lieb Denise Meyer Andrea Steffke Gina Vosseller-DeBruin

Class of ‘98

Anonymous Donor Kathryn Weidinger Asher Elizabeth Strachota Benz Katherine Konkel Bergeron Kristina Bova Katherine Brennan Monique Conley Ann Guszkowski Dempsey Kathleen Pfeil Dorrington Elizabeth End Theresa Baker Gabby Katherine Korsi Hess Megan Hessling Brandi Cameron Impastato

Mary Treiber Jante Stephanie Caskey Jepsen Karen Sowinski Kojak Ingrid Tennessen Laforest Angela Lieb Lawrence Angela Holton Lenzen Erin Gottsacker McCarthy Jennifer McGaver Elizabeth Grum McGown Jennifer Ziino Meyers Julie Lichon Schumacher Erin Patterson Strohbehn Carolyn Maciolek Stuard Sara Machi Witmeyer Jodi Zilinski

Class of ‘03

Abigail Mackenzie Basile Anne Lauer Castro Silvia Guerrero Chaparas Caitlin Cieslik-Miskimen Njoki Kamuiru Margaret Mehan Kinateder Rebecca Remsha McGraw Brigid Moroney Misfeldt Susan Mollan Taylor Emily Mullen Vebber Annemarie Weiss

Class of ‘04

Anonymous Donor Rebecca Alberg Bannach Hannah Berman Hamilton Nicole Ruzinski Bertsch Kelly Carpenter Jennifer Roettgers Chapp Kelly Loscher Delgado Allison Doyle Steinhafel Teresa DeTrempe Gengler Catherine Hunt Erika Hutz Caitlin Wallach Kaeppler Farley King Katie Larson Kohtala Jane Konieczka Brittany Townsley McCollum Kate Wasileski McRae Kaitlyn Menden Grace Roessler Joanna Hoffmann Rohr Elizabeth Warmuth Ryan Erin McDermott Stanek Erin Swietlik

Class of ‘99

Heather Kelley Arnsperger Sarah Burkhart Elizabeth Becherer Fleming Lauren Schmidt Foy Anne Gallagher Julie Judkins Emily Dempsey McGinn

Class of ‘00

Andrea Novak Bonk Jennifer Bova Fazio Jennifer Groth Nancy Luedke Rivera Margaret Stangl McWey Ashley Carr Merritt Caitlin Fackelman Smyth Kathleen Walker

Class of ‘01

Anonymous Donor Sarah Meyer Bauer Emily Schmidt Bremmer Nyama Sillah Doyle Christine Gaumond Laura Grenfell Christin Kemp Griswold Emily Heck Jeanne Sisulak Hlebichuk Wambui Kamuiru Kathryn Becherer Koutnik Erin Lovinus Sophie Mills Duncan Mandy Moore Margaret Linn Platten Emily Stapleton Elizabeth Sullivan Thompson

Class of ‘05

Megan Banner Brittany D’Alessio Boyle Kathleen Cullen Ritter Samantha Erschen Thurner Rebecca Goossen Giombi Allison McBride Gustafson Meredith McNally Niemer Meaghan Caragher Pasternak Leslie Popalisky Margaret Hughes Savage Kelsey Braun Stray Farha Tahir Brittany Gusho Wohlfeil

Class of ‘06

Class of ‘02

Colleen Boyle Monica Mark Emily Ognacevic Olson Margaret Frederick Turk

Anonymous Donor Marie Derdzinski Cardenas Claire Beste Delonge Katie Bova Hoffmann Molly Hogan Rachel Fronk Idso Ronnicia Johnson-Walker Molly Kean Liza Bridich Paredes Caitlin O’Brien Ratkowski

Class of ‘07

Anonymous Donor Lindsey Townsley Birdsall Stephanie Connors Brooke Lange Crevcoure Therese Mance Hayden Mackenzie Kilb

Adrienne Ognacevic Large Maureen McElligott Maura Metz Abby Kilian Millman Megan Heinen Panther Jennifer Poedel Alexandra Velde

Class of ‘08

Samantha Brennan Sara Yordan Di Benedetto Bridget Martin Hackbart Caitlin Fentzlaff Macomber Kerry McBride Danielle Jerominski Rabe Elizabeth Reuteman Abigail Gorman Wirtz

Class of ‘09

Anonymous Donor Mary Rose Black Alicia Cardenas Margaret Davis Clare Frigo Molly Honkamp Natalie Sileno Kelly Megan Reardon Samantha Eberle Young

Class of ‘10

Ann Duffy Anna Johnson Sarah Klopp Margaret Kohlmann Anna Layden Katherine Klinger Leszczynski Gabriela Nuñez Sarah Rieger Rebecca Ruesch Emily Pokorny Wisniewski Elizabeth Wissing Maggie Woodin

Class of ‘11

Anna Alexander Stefanie Yordan Cheske Kathryn Muench Emmaline Stilp Amanda Dettmann Tuttle Molly Woodin Madeline Zukowski

Class of ‘12

Kathryn Buggs Elizabeth Davis Colleen Gresk Melissa Jonardi Bridget Jones Jane McDonough Ashleigh Sanchez Mary Catherine Bitter van Nispen

ALUMNAE

GIVING GENEROUSLY Class of ‘13

Elizabeth Baker Carina Belmontes Morgan Drezek Bender Sarah Duffy Boffeli Meaghan Kenfield Amanda Finn Leighton Aubrey Murtha Mary Newby Kaitlin O’Malley Kathryn Potratz

Class of ‘14

Mary Baker Mary Kate Eberle Barrett Clare Danielson Megan Dietrich Margaret Ertz Julia Moran Molly Ogden Mary Catherine Ruesch Shannon Salter Kira Welcenbach Madeline Wittkowske

Class of ‘15

Gabriela Cardenas Abigael Hutchinson Madeleine Marx Michelle Rekowski Chiana Roman Abigail Schlater Natalie Del Ponte Skatter

Class of ‘16

Crystal Bell Madeleine Doyle Jenelle Falvey Madeline Koehler Meaghan Lagore Alexandrea Lichucki O’Dea Allyson Snyder

Class of ‘19

Anonymous Donor Elizabeth Ament Julia Basurto-Gutierrez Jacqueline Dooge Michelle Dooge Madeleine Harris Anna Hutchinson Laura Kloser Miranda Lyles Alison Rohloff Kelley Schlise Mariela Vazquez-Sanchez Makinzie Youngblood

Class of ‘20

Anonymous Donor Nora Byrne Morgan Casetta Paige Drezek Moira Gonzales Helen Lilek Allison Richburg

Class of ‘21

Anonymous Donor Nora Clossey Kathryn Lagore Emily Martin Emily Sveda

Class of ‘22

Anonymous Donor McKayla Braun Gisele Glunz Grace Organ Gianna Poniewaz Alexandra Seemann Ashlynn Thorsen Sarah Winkler

Class of ‘23

7 Anonymous Donors Sofia Anderson Gabriela Banda Joan Barry Bridget Barry Katherine Buettner Helena Cesarz Kelly Coury Jillian Czosnek Tobie Dahm Sarah Daniels Margaret Dorrington Katherine Duffy Annalise Falci Maura Foy Elizabeth Gonzales Madeline Kindberg Miranda Larscheid Maellie Lewna Anna Lichucki Isabella Lipski Madeline Mahoney Jane Martin Casey Masterson Nora McCormick Caroline McGartland Claire Mooney Eva-Marie Moss Grace Mount Caitlin Organ Sophie Paruzynski Grace Pawlowski Maeve Pickart Molly Reardon Jane Retzer Lucy Richburg Liliana Sarmiento Elizabeth Schneider Ruby Thatcher Jayda Thomas Antonina Warren Olivia Wigchers

Class of ‘17

Emma Hutchinson Caroline Koehn Emily Nolan Lily Pickart Theresa Ryskoski

Class of ‘18

Mary Callanan Madeline Daleiden Anna Hughes Lilli Kenfield Isabel Mayorga-Herrera Megan McFadden Caroline Moss Genaya Sanchez Lauren Sinense

FIDELITAS CIRCLE

41 Years

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

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

47 Years

38 Years

Kathleen Olen, HA ‘57, and Douglas Olen

37 Years

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

Thomas and Marland Gengler, HA ‘51

39 Years

36 Years

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

35 Years

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 Richard and Joyce Talsky

Anonymous Donor Paul and Roberta Schmidt, HA ‘60

34 Years

Kenneth Byrne Tom and Maripat Dalum, HA ‘59 Frank and Judith Probst

33 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

32 Years

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

31 Years

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

Through our four daughters, we have seen how a DSHA education empowers young women to pursue their future goals with confidence. We value the all-girls, collegepreparatory, Catholic education that DSHA offers, and hope to keep the tradition thriving for future generations. We give to DSHA because we feel it is important to share this community with any girl who wishes to be a part of it.”

~John and Anne Grogan, DSHA ‘88

FIDELITAS CIRCLE 30 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

29 Years

Michael and Amy Haas, DSHA ‘77 Timothy and Sarah Martin, DSHA ‘94 Ann McConnell, HA ‘60

28 Years

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

27 Years

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

26 Years

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

25 Years

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

24 Years

Frank and Barbara Baer, DS ‘59 Alice Fuhrmann Brusky Margaret Carlson, DSHA ‘73 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

23 Years

19 Years

22 Years

18 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 Jon and Lisa Metz Ron and Linda Ripley Curt and Anita Saurer, DSHA ‘74 Constance Stoner, DS ‘61 Joseph and Kay Tierney Mary Tlachac, DS ‘57

Ned and Jane Baldus, HA ‘65 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

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

David and Jennifer Davis Paul and Paula Eberle Diana Geissler, HA ‘59 William and Mary Gilbert Carol Gobel, DS ‘58 John and Anne Grogan, DSHA ‘88 David and Mary Hahn, HA ‘64 Donald and Julie Heeg Thomas and Martha Marx Bruce and Judith Price, DSHA ‘71 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

21 Years

Anonymous Donor E. Michael McCann and Mary Bachman McCann, DS ‘56 Mary Jo Butler, DSHA ‘72 R. Mark and Deborah Frederick, DSHA ‘79 Thomas and Mary Genske, DSHA ‘82 Jo Ann Jacobi, HA ‘70 Randolph Mark Carmelo and Roberta Minessale, HA ‘67 Mark and Kristine O’Meara Charles and Carol Rebek, DS ‘56 Robert and Mary Sowinski Colomba Vosseller Ann Weber, DS ‘52

17 Years

Paul and Lisa French, DSHA ‘84 Jeanne Hoff, HA ‘46 Patricia Julien, HA ‘51 Mike and Margaret MacKedon, HA ‘53 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

20 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 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 Joan Madden 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

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16 Years

Anonymous Donor 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 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

15 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 Ronald and Maureen Hayes, DSHA ‘72 Bernard and Christine Kampe, HA ‘68 Mary Joy Kasun Daniel and Amanda Quesnell 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

GIFTS IN HONOR OF OTHERS In 2022-23, 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.

In Memory of ...

Josephine Alberti Gloria Manna Barnes, HA ‘47 Barbara Beam Barquist, HA ‘62 Gerald R. Bau Kerry Goss Beamon, DSHA ‘99

Adelaide Boemer Behling, HA ‘26 Susan C. Birler Andrew F. Boldt Irvin Brandt Carol Palzkill Brien, DS ‘62 Sandra L. Brzezinski Michelle Bunda, DS ‘67 Karen Vozar Cleary, HA ‘57 Patricia Clifford, DS ‘68 Mary Pat Wilson Connell, HA ‘44 Lizette Strazis Conroy, HA ‘65 Tracy Curtis, DSHA ‘73 Donald and Bertha Dahms Kathleen O’Brien Daily, DS ‘60 Julie Draper Daly, HA ‘57 Eleanor Daniels, HA ‘54 Kathleen Manion Dean, HA ‘34 DSHA Classmates ‘04 Sylvia DuBois, HA ‘46 Alexia Stilp Dudley, DSHA ‘94 Geraldine Mann Erickson, HA ‘54 Clairetta Garvens Fischer, HA ‘34 Lois Eschenbach French, HA ‘53 Dr. and Mrs. Mark W. Garry

Mary Canavan Geiger, HA ‘51 Diane Germanotta, DSHA ‘77 Nancy Grota Halston, DS ‘59 Melissa Lynne Heeg Sarah Hegarty, DSHA ‘98 Cecile Daas Hess, HA ‘38 Adrianne Fogas Ives, DS ‘58 Katie Jacobson, DSHA ‘10 Elizabeth Kendall, DSHA ‘00 Jane LaBissoniere Keyser, HA ‘41 Elsie Kirsch Beverly Bolger Klein, HA ‘44 Jean Horky Klopatek, HA ‘39 Helen Shaughnessy Langhoff, HA ‘49 Jon Frederick Lutz Thomas Lynch Virginia Sheehan Maas, HA ‘31 Gregory McElwee Catherine Dutton Moran, HA ‘45 Patricia Kewley Morgan, HA ‘48 Helen Woelfel Mueller, HA ‘41 Joanne Winter Mulert, DS ‘55 Iyabode Ogunbowale Shelley O’Malley

Jacqueline Eberle O’Malley, DS ‘69 Claude Pehowski Dorothy Backes Pfannerstill, HA ‘35 Mary Pat Pfeil, DS ‘65 Mary Woelfel Pickart, HA ‘50 Rosemary Eagle Quinlan, HA ‘46 Sharon Rego Susan Reidy Kevin Roels Henry Schneider Eleanor McDermott Schroeder, HA ‘53 Patricia Shannon Dorothy Seitz Silke, HA ‘33 Kate Slattery, DSHA ‘08 Margaret Zintek Smithson, HA ‘54 Brandon Stamp Judy Starzyk Margaret O’Keefe Stickley, DSHA ‘84 Mary McGrane Trenda, HA ‘57 Jessica Vianes, DSHA ‘95 Tracy Anderson Wayson Catherine Boehm Wick, HA ‘33 Patricia Beam Wilcox, HA ‘53 Diane Wilkins, DS ‘66

HONORING OTHERS

In Honor Of…

Caroline Abbott, DSHA ‘26 Mary Anderson Dr. Colleen Andrews, DSHA ‘07 Lauren Belardi, DSHA ‘24 Thomas E. Brown Emily Brzezinski, DSHA ‘23 Margaret Brzezinski, DSHA ‘26 Jane Callanan, DSHA ‘25 Gretchen Creten Caraher, DSHA ‘93 Dr. Kathleen A. Cepelka London Chase, DSHA ‘25 Claire Chontos, DSHA ‘23 Class of DS ‘63 Class of DSHA ‘10 Class of DSHA ‘89 The Damon Family Mary Jo Johnson Dempsey, HA ‘68

Katherine Duffy, DSHA ‘23 Margaret Duffy, DSHA ‘25 Annalise Falci, DSHA ‘23 Avery Fischer, DSHA ‘26 Colleen Gresk, DSHA ‘12 Lucy Halpern, DSHA ‘26 Riley Halpern, DSHA ‘21 Kate Jirschele Matthew F. Johnson Ava Kharitou, DSHA ‘24 Katherine Brown Konieczny, DSHA ‘92 Kate Krueger, DSHA ‘24 Joan Tagliavia Kuerschner, DSHA ‘76 Luanne Gramling Leising, DS ‘56 Katherine Klinger Leszczynski, DSHA ‘10 Audrey McCormick, DSHA ‘23 Judge Derek Mosley Alayna-Marie Moss, DSHA ‘26

Angela Mischke Pienkos, DS ‘58 Helen Pollock, DSHA ‘25 Emma Kate Porter, DSHA ‘24 Abigail Quesnell, DSHA ‘24 Dan Quesnell Ava Roesch, DSHA ‘26 Margaret Mathews Sankovitz, HA ‘51 Mae Scheuing, DSHA ‘23 Ruby Scheuing, DSHA ‘25 Claudia Schmidt, DSHA ‘26 Nora Sprenger, DSHA ‘26 Simone Steeno, DSHA ‘25 Elizabeth Strunk Steinhafel, DSHA ‘04 Meghan Gresk Swanson, DSHA ‘14 Elizabeth Voeltz Maribeth Kastenholz Walsh, DSHA ‘78 Kelly Brown Watzka, DSHA ‘87 Lauren Wray, DSHA ‘26

ENDOWED FUNDS SUPPORTING DSHA 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. The group of funds listed below support 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)

Frances D. and Madeline S. Connelly Fine Arts Academic Enrichment Fund (2002)

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 handson, often collaborative learning experiences as a method for solving authentic problems.

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

Blake Endowed Fund (2003) Melissa L. Doerr Faculty Established by Holly Blake and W. Scott Compensation Fund (2003) 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.

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

DSHA Endowment for Compensation (2000)

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

DSHA Endowment for Curriculum & Faculty Development (2000)

This endowed fund was created to expand Advanced Placement (AP) classes, technology, and fine arts course offerings, and fund the faculty enrichment program.

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

Dashers Pro-Life Endowment Fund (2022)

Established to provide financial support to student activities that advocate for the unborn and/or serve the needs of expecting mothers, including DSHA Respect Life activities, attending pro-life events facilitated by DSHA, and/or service opportunities promoting pro-life initiatives approved by DSHA.

ENDOWED FUNDS

S. Virginia Honish Scholarship Fund for Faculty Faith Formation (2009)

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

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

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 dualcredit 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.

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS AT DSHA Scholarships are bridges—access to this outstanding educational opportunity for outstanding young women who do not have the financial means to experience DSHA. Scholarship sizes vary depending on a family’s financial need. Nearly 38 percent of DSHA students relied on scholarships, large and small, to attend DSHA in 2022-23. Scholarships come in two different forms: endowed and non-endowed. Endowed scholarships provide permanent, perennial support for the criteria identified by the particular donor. Non-endowed scholarships are one-time gifts that support the criteria identified by the donor for immediate use.

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)

Lucille Carpenter Boemer Scholarship (2001)

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

Jodi Lynne Braun Scholarship (2002)

Established by Dr. James Barbour† to support students who are in good academic standing.

Ellen S. Bartel Tribute Scholarship (2017)

Established by the DSHA community to honor longtime DSHA president Ellen Bartel. Provides tuition assistance for girls with demonstrated financial need.

Michael F. Bartel and Sons Scholarship (2013)

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

The Beacon Scholarship Program (2021)

Established 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 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.

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.

Ali Zarcone Burke, DSHA ‘10, Scholarship Fund (2022) Established by Dominick and Mary Zarcone, parents of Ali Zarcone Burke, DSHA ‘10, 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 cocurricular activities.

Dalum Family Scholarship (1991)

Carolyn Walker BiggsHarris Scholarship (2016)

Established by Carolyn Walker BiggsHarris, 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.

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.

Dashers Outstanding Pro-Life Advocate Scholarship (2022)

Awarded annually to one student applicant who has demonstrated her commitment to advocate for the unborn and serve the needs of expecting mothers.

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

Janice Sullivan, HA ‘36, Double Scholarship (2012)

Established by the estate of Deborah A. Double to support students in need of financial assistance.

Daniel and Elizabeth Doucette Family Scholarship (2006)

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

DSHA Class of 1976 Scholarship Fund (2016)

Established by Mary Susan Prescott, DSHA ‘76; Chris Oldam McDermott, DSHA ‘76; and Meg Druml Boyle, DSHA ‘76, to provide financial assistance to students eligible for financial aid in good academic standing.

Kathy Duffey Fogarty Scholarship (2006)

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

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

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

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 of financial assistance.

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, Ralph Evinrude Foundation Scholarship (2012) Scholarship (2006) Established by the estate of Patricia

Hayes to support students in need of financial assistance.

Richard and Florence Fridl Scholarship (1991)

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.

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.

Established by Christine Kirsch Weiss, DS ‘70, to assist a student in taking full advantage of the DSHA experience.

Layden Family Scholarship (2007)

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

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

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.

Louis J. and Elsie C. Kirsch Educational Scholarship (2002)

Sarah M. Hegarty Memorial The Marino Family Angelic Scholarship (1998) Scholarship (2016)

Honkamp/Hydrite Scholarship (2001)

Established by the Honkamp families and Hydrite Chemical Company to support students in need of financial assistance.

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)

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 Saint Sebastian Grade School.

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)

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.

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.

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

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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 37-year career at MMAC, she worked behind the scenes to improve education, provide scholarships, increase economic opportunity, and make Milwaukee a more inclusive region for all.

Nancy Prescott, HA ‘48, Memorial Scholarship (2015)

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

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

Susan J. Reidy Memorial Scholarship (2015)

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

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)

Tarantino Family Scholarship Fund (2017)

Dorothy Ryan, HA ‘27, Scholarship (1996)

Rosemary Thermansen and Nancy Parker Scholarship (2002)

Established by the Aileen Ryan Scholarship Trust. A renewable scholarship to support a student in need of financial assistance who demonstrates academic achievement.

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.

Established by the Dorothy J. Ryan Irrevocable Trust. A four-year scholarship to support a student in need of financial assistance.

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.

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.

Tice Family Scholarship (2005)

Schoenauer Family Scholarship (2000)

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

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.

Donald and Joyce Schuenke Scholarship (2004)

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.

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.

Jessica Vianes, DSHA ‘95, Vincent R. Shiely and Maura Shiely Sinsky Family Memorial Scholarship (2004) 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 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 by the Stollenwerk Family Foundation to support students in need of financial assistance.

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.

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.

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 BiggsHarris 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.

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

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.

Rita E. Nelson, HA ‘41, Scholarship (2018)

Schwarz Family Scholarship (2020)

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.

Provides tuition support for students who wish to take dual-credit classes and have demonstrated financial need.

Woman of Character Scholarship (2007)

Friedlander Scholars (2018) Price Foundation Scholarship (2006) 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.

Nancy and Michael Hansen Scholarship of DSHA (2022)

Established in 2022 through generous gifts from Nancy and Michael Hansen. Scholarships will be awarded to families making the transition from elementary school to DSHA High School.

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.

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.

Horizon Caddie Scholarship Fund (2021)

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. One-third 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.

We created the Tracy Wayson Memorial Scholarship in memory of Former DSHA Vice President of Institutional Advancement Tracy Anderson Wayson. Tracy dedicated her life to the enrichment of women and girls in the greater Milwaukee area. The most fitting way to honor her career and life is to have her legacy live on by keeping the opportunity of an incredible DSHA education.”

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

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

~ Eamonn Wayson, Kaitlin Wayson, DSHA ‘09, and Kent Wayson

~ Tracy Wayson†

STAY CONNECTED TO DSHA During the 2022-23 school year, our scriptural theme was “How good and kind it is when God’s people live together in unity,” from Psalm 133:1. We continue to be amazed by the unity and 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 Christ 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 are meaningful to you and your family.

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 benefits of the all-girls environment, and recent happenings at dsha.info.

CHECK YOUR EMAIL.

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. Learn more at dsha.info/visit.

SHARE NEWS ABOUT AN ALUMNA.

DSHA will keep 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!

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? Please email Alumnae Director Danielle Jerominski Rabe, DSHA ’08, at rabed@dsha.info to let us know. Encourage the alumnae in your life to share a new address or email with DSHA so she receives the latest news.

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

GIVE FINANCIALLY.

READ THE WORD MAGAZINE.

• Annual Giving | Make a gift, one time or recurring, to

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 current and past issues.

ATTEND DSHA EVENTS. 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 always look forward to spending time with you! Visit dsha.info/calendar and save the date for this year’s DSHA Auction on Saturday, March 16, 2024.

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. Learn more at dsha.info/volunteer.

the DSHA Annual Fund which supports the full DSHA experience and helps cover the gap between tuition and the actual full cost of a DSHA education. In 2023-24, that amount is $5,700 per student. • Planned Giving | Consider leaving DSHA in your estate plans. To learn more, contact Senior Director of Development Matt Johnson at johnsonm@dsha.info. • Establish an Endowed Fund | Provide permanent, perennial support to current and future Dashers. • 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. • Days of Giving | Join us on Tuesday, November 28 for Giving Tuesday and Wednesday, April 17 for Dasher Day of Giving.

Visit dsha.info/givenow to learn more.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

2022-23 ACADEMIC YEAR Executive Committee John McDermott | Chair* Rockwell Automation, retired

Mike Hodan | Treasurer* Wells Fargo Advisors

Maureen Carney Goetz, DSHA ’96 | Vice Chair Colliers

S. Grace Mary Croft, SDS, DS ’56 | Sponsorship Coordinator Sisters of the Divine Savior

Derek Mosley, JD | Secretary Marquette University Law School

Frank Probst | Sponsorship Coordinator Sisters of the Divine Savior

Katie Konieczny, DSHA ’92 | President and Ex-Officio Divine Savior Holy Angels High School

* completed term in the 2022-23 school year

Members Juan Banda Froedtert Health Kathleen Cepelka, PhD Archdiocese of Milwaukee, retired Craigh Cepukenas Artisan Partners Cristy Garcia-Thomas* Advocate Health Care, Inc.

Molly Hegarty Kanter, JD State of Wisconsin—Department of Workforce Development Brigitte Hyler Richerson Advocate Aurora Health Mary Jo Layden* Community Volunteer Aaron Lipski City of Milwaukee Fire Department

Gerry Schwarz Kickhaefer Manufacturing Co. Moe Tarantino Community Volunteer S. Carol Thresher, SDS, DS ‘59 Sisters of the Divine Savior

* completed term in the 2022-23 school year

Board of Directors Added for the 2023-24 School Year Ann Pieper Eisenbrown Pieper Properties

Barbara Henderson Community Volunteer

Nicole Renouard Quarles & Brady LLP

Jacquie Fossett QBE North America

Arlisia McHenry Consultant, City of Milwaukee

John Wimmer Wimmer Communities

New Board of Directors Positions for the 2023-24 School Year Maureen Carney Goetz, DSHA ’96 | Chair Colliers

Jacquie Fossett | Treasurer QBE North America

FINANCIAL

STATEMENTS Event Interest & Revenue Dividends

Other

REVENUE

Gain on Investments

Tuition & Fees

Restricted Contributions

$10,425,592

52.83%

Government Grants

$96,859

0.49%

Unrestricted Contributions

$704,300

3.57%

Restricted Contributions

$5,414,502

27.43%

Event Revenue

$372,973

1.89%

Interest & Dividends

$526,990

2.67%

Gain on Investments

$1,524,492

7.72%

Other

$670,111

3.40%

$19,735,819

100.00%

Salaries & Benefits

$9,027,339

54.15%

Financial Assistance

$1,595,799

9.57%

Instructional & Program

$1,463,116

8.78%

Facilities

$1,419,283

8.51%

Capital Improvements

$347,201

2.08%

Advancement

$610,089

3.66%

Administration

$741,097

4.45%

Other

$1,467,990

8.80%

$16,671,914

100.00%

Total Revenue Unrestricted Contributions

Government Grants

Administration

Advancement Capital Improvements

EXPENSES

Other

Facilities

Salaries & Benefits

Instructional & Program Financial Assistance

Total Expenses

U.S. Postage

PAID

Permit 2221 Milwaukee, WI

THANK YOU, DSHA

DONORS

@DSHAHighSchool