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E NHAN CIN G the EDGEWOOD EXPERIENCE: B UIL DING STRUCTURES and RELATIONSHIPS

Over the past 10 years, Edgewood has

worked to enhance the classroom learning, relationship experience, and facilities to a level that students and families deserve. The school has made significant investments in facilities additions and renovations to resources for student mental and physical wellbeing, dining, performing arts, casual study, and all encounters with students and visitors to administrative offices.

Since Spring 2018, the school has built the McKinley Performing Arts Center for music concerts, theatre productions, special events and guest speakers. An enhancement of the safety and security for the facility was made possible through improved public announcement system and radio communication, additional supervisory cameras, and new security locks. The Student Services area was expanded to increase college and career counseling, provide a wellness room, and add a monitored space with comfortable furniture for casual study. The kitchen has been relocated and now offers an

At Edgewood, the goals and focus on improvement go much further than bricks and mortar, however.

Edgewood High School faculty and staff have committed to an intensive study of one Sinsinawa Dominican value each year in order to enact that value in all our work. This year the school’s focus is on Truth, as shaped by the Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa.

increased number of healthy menu items. A new entrance for visitors to the building now leads to a reception area off of which all administrative offices have been consolidated into a single large suite, making access to the school both more secure and more convenient for guests.

At Edgewood, the goals and focus on improvement go much further than bricks and mortar, however. Edgewood High School faculty and staff have committed to an intensive study of one Sinsinawa

EHS welcomes Sue Richards as our new school nurse

By President Michael Elliott and Principal Beth Steffen, Edgewood High School of the Sacred Heart

Dominican value each year in order to enact that value in all our work. This year the school’s focus is on Truth, as shaped by the Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa.

Principal Beth Steffen spoke before the faculty and staff at the beginning of the school year, quoting from the “Seeking Truth” brochure prepared by Sr. Barbara Dannhausen, OP: “Education for the present generation depends on crossing cultural, religious and intellectual borders, and discovering in the process that truth is never complete. continued on page 2

Mike Elliott ‘77 President

Beth Steffen Principal

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continued from page 1 Embracing a fuller truth, whether from knowledge that is new or newly found, is possible when inquiry is fostered in an environment that welcomes questions and offers mutual respect for both persons and traditions.”

Edgewood’s 17-member Instructional Leadership Team reflected on truth and for the second year, knowing that effective Catholic schools prepare students for fulfilling lives, crafted an overarching standard to define schoolwide tasks that ensure minds-on, spirits-on learning in a supportive learning environment.

The Edgewood High School Community, grounded in our mission, is committed to working for Truth, Justice and Equity.

By fostering curiosity, our educational practices will inspire us all to:

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RELATIONSHIPS • Collaborate to analyze complex

issues, take risks, develop imaginative solutions and pose new questions.

• Actively listen to people from diverse perspectives and experiences to strengthen communication skills.

The standard shapes our daily relationships with peers and students and informs our professional learning sessions, “Learning Labs” where teachers visit each other’s classes and offer feedback. It influenced our all-school read selection, Spare Parts, and will be reflected in community presentations and service programs throughout the year.

It is an exciting time of change and growth at Edgewood High School as we expand our ability to provide an environment in which relationships can flourish, truth is nurtured and the strength of a compassionate community thrives.

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ourselves and others to speak and act in a manner that upholds all people’s dignity.

EHS at the ISACS Conference Members of the EHS Instructional Leadership Team attended the Independent Schools Association of the Central States (ISACS) conference in Louisville, Kentucky, to present “A School Transformed: Learning Labs around a Power Standard,” about changes at Edgewood High School over the past two years. The conference theme was “New Ways of Doing School.”

The EHS team presented to a group of teachers and administrators from the midwest. Most of the represented schools had mission and diversity statements on the wall, but the consensus was that they didn’t have any idea what those really said; classroom visits by colleagues were infrequent if at all. EHS presenters explained the process of “power standard” implementation as teachers visit each other’s classes in cross-disciplinary teams, resulting in energy, gratitude, inspiration, and momentum toward stronger student outcomes and professional growth.

Presenting EHS faculty members were Joe LaMontagne, Bob Shannon, Principal Beth Steffen, Eric Pantano, Natalie Koblenski, Jody Irland and Jim Baltus.

Oscar Vazquez provides inspiration More than 250 people gathered in the McKinley Performing Arts Center in September to hear the inspiring and moving talk by Oscar Vazquez. Oscar was raised as an undocumented youth in America. He and his high school robotics team, with the help of two dedicated teachers, were the unlikely winners of a prestigious national robotics competition against elite high schools and major universities; their story was told in the book and movie “Spare Parts,” which was EHS’s all-school summer read. Oscar later voluntarily returned to Mexico so he could re-enter the United States legally and serve in the U.S. military and has gone on to a successful career. His story teaches us perseverance, hope, the value of education and appreciation of great teachers! His presentation spoke very eloquently to the Edgewood theme of Truth, Justice and Equity for a Curious Community.

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C A M P U S NEWS UW Astrophysics Internships EHS students Jack Brolin ‘20, Jade Fitzgerald ‘21 and Wenting Lu ‘20 were selected to participate in ongoing research at UW-Madison’s Astrophysics department.

As interns, they will collaborate with scientists in real-world experiments. The program takes place at the Wisconsin IceCube Particle Astrophysics Center; the IceCube project is an ongoing experiment to detect cosmic rays and neutrinos from outer space. While the actual observatory is in Antarctica, these students will get to study the data a little closer to home. They were chosen to be in a group of about 15 high school students to experiment, process data and code.

NASA astronaut visits EHS EHS welcomed Dr. Michael Massimino, Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Columbia University. He spoke about his path to becoming a NASA astronaut, attending Columbia University and now serving as a faculty member at Columbia University and senior advisor of Space Programs at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York.

Dr. Massimino holds the team world record for longest space walk, and also sent the first ever tweet from space! He had a recurring role on the popular TV show, “The Big Bang Theory.”

Presenting Research Students Jade Fitzgerald ‘21, Nate Frucht ‘20, Shao-Ting Lin ‘20, Emily Maiers ‘20, Molly O’Brien ‘20 and Truely Wallhaus

with the water from Dominican schools.

Volunteers provided almost 3,500 hours of service in the single-day event!

‘20 did a remarkable job presenting their St. Croix summer research at the St. Croix National Riverway Research Rendezvous.

Nate, Truely, Shao-Ting and Jade presented their research in poster form while Emily and Molly gave an oral presentation to an audience of more than 100 professional scientists, college professors, college students, DNR specialists, park rangers etc.

We were the only high school group there!

Edgewood in the Community The student Preaching Team led a prayer service on the morning of Edgewood in the Community service day and incorporated water given to them at the national Dominican High Schools Preaching Conference from 17 other Dominican high schools. At the conference, water from Lake Wingra was blended with water from locations around the nation contributed by the other schools.

Likewise, the Preaching Team invited the 700 students, faculty/staff and parents from EHS and Edgewood Campus School to bring back water from their 50 service locations across Dane County to blend

Vaping Presentation EHS grad Dr. Brian Williams ‘00, UW Health School of Medicine and Public Health, spoke at EHS in November about the rising rates of adolescent and high school vaping. He says he worries it will give us “a whole new generation of teenagers who are addicted to nicotine...

We know the teenage brain is very sensitive to nicotine,” Williams said.

“And we know the vast majority of adult smokers started as teenagers. A really important thing parents can do is have this conversation with their kids.”

Halloween Treats The STAR Club painted more than 140 pumpkins that were donated to Attic Angels Assisted Living Community.

Residents and staff use the pumpkins to decorate the grounds in anticipation of trick-or-treating children.

CROSS Retreat More than 90 seniors attended the CROSS Retreat at the Shalom Retreat Center in Dubuque, Iowa, over the Labor Day weekend. The four-day retreat with the theme of “Shared Spirit: Community, Reflection, Action, Connection” includes team-building exercises, adult talks, prayer, student talks, small reflection groups, leadership formation and lots of fun! Transformed, inspired, connected and ready to begin their final year of high school, seniors returned to a warm welcome entering through a gauntlet of parents, faculty, staff and peers.

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AT H L E T I C ACHIEVEMENTS Crusader Athletics The Girls Swim & Dive team won their fifth consecutive WIAA Div 2 State Championship, tying Hartland Arrowhead (Div 1, 2002-06) for the most consecutive years. Both the 200 medley relay and the 200 free relay teams set state records as the Crusaders won five events and placed second or third in another six events.

Coach Emily Schwabe was named All-Area Coach of the Year.

2019 Christmas Concert

Peter and the Starcatcher Our first stage performance in the new McKinley Performing Arts Center was “Peter and the Starcatcher,” performed in November.

Based on the novel by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson, “Peter and the Starcatcher” explores how a young orphan ultimately became the boy who “won’t grow up” (a.k.a. Peter Pan). From marauding pirates and jungle tyrants to unwilling comrades and unlikely heroes, Peter and the Starcatcher playfully explores the depths of greed and despair, as well as the bonds of friendship, duty and love.

Sister Rosa, who taught math at EHS from 1970-1987, returned for the opening of the McKinley Performing Arts Center and sat down at one of the pianos to play for guests.

The Girls Golf Team, coached by Peggy Gierhart won the WIAA Div 2 State Championship and Grace Welch ‘20 took the #1 individual golfer title. The team was recognized at the Dane County Board meeting by Supervisor Chuck Erickson. Each player received a copy of the resolution acknowledging the team members as competitors and hosts of Crusade Fore a Cure, which has raised more than $100,000 for cancer research in the past decade.

::::: Cross country runners Leo Richardson ‘21 and Jack Brolin ‘20 finished in 2nd place and 5th place, respectively, at WIAA Div 2 State. ::::: Athletic Director Chris Zwettler received a 30-year service awards at the annual Wisconsin Athletic Directors Association Conference in November.

Diocese of Madison Bishop Donald Hying blessed the new McKinley Performing Arts Center in an opening mass on August 25. While he was at EHS the bishop walked in through the Bishops Doors.

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::::: Baluck Deang ‘21 earned the first-ever #1 Singles title for EHS Girls Tennis!

UW Jazz Fest Edgewood Jazz participated in the UW Jazz Fest at University of Wisconsin - Madison Mead Witter School of Music where students spent a great day improvising, in masterclasses and clinics, listening, and performing in a brand new space! It was a great day focused on learning and growth for all from the high school students, to the UW students teaching, to all the school teachers learning from each other.

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Sportsmanship Conference Edgewood HS athletes represented our school at the Badger Sportsmanship Conference at Oregon High School in November, where high school athletes received game-day tips on being kind, respectful and inclusive, even during intense competition.

Associate Principal Shannon McDonough said the student athletes “were all interactive and leaders amongst other conference leaders. You made EHS proud with your input, creative problem solving, and interpersonal skills!”

David Stuart ’90 Dave Stuart was a two-sport athlete in football and baseball at Edgewood High School. As a running back he finished his senior year season with a recordsetting 1,487 yards and led the city in scoring with 140 points. In 1989, Dave was named to All-City First Team, was selected Back of the Year, and was the unanimous choice for Wisconsin State Journal’s football City Player of the Year.

Dick Reynolds ’66 Dick Reynolds, an outstanding football and basketball player at EHS, was named All-City in 1964 and co-captain of the All-City Team in 1965. Dick was cocaptain of the 1965-66 basketball team that went to the WISAA State Basketball Tournament where he grabbed 29 rebounds in a game, a record that still stands in both WISAA and WIAA State tournaments. He was named to the All-Tournament team, All-City Second Team and All-State Honorable Mention.

Jim Schuman ’82 Jim Schuman has been a top golfer for decades, winning back-to-back WISAA state tournaments while at EHS. He golfed for University of Florida where he was a 1985 All-SEC selection and a 1986 All-American. He is a two-time winner of the Wisconsin State Open and was the state’s PGA Player of the Year in both 2001 and 2002. From 2003 to 2011, Jim served as coach of the UW-Madison Men’s Golf Team. A unanimous selection for the WSGA Hall of Fame in 2009, Jim has won WPGA Player of the Year five times and has twice claimed Senior Player of the Year.

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L I V I N G the M I S S I O N AWARDS MARYKAY ZIMBRICK Fine Arts Hall of Fame Marykay Zimbrick has spent endless hours on the Edgewood campus during the past decade, first as a parent, and more recently as a trustee and Building Committee member on the construction and renovation projects of the capital campaign.

Marykay worked at a pair of law firms for six years, specializing in the areas of labor relations, employment civil rights, litigation and workers’ compensation. As a founder of the K-8 grade Core Knowledge Charter School in Verona, she was one of 11 individuals representing a cross section of the charter school movement who attended the signing by President George W. Bush of a proclamation honoring National Charter School Week in 2002 Marykay has also received awards from the YMCA and the Junior League.

Marykay and her husband Tom have been tremendously philanthropic, giving to educational, medical, religious and social welfare organizations throughout Madison and Dane County.

STEPHEN ’77 and SUSAN HIRD EAA Athletic Hall of Fame Sue and Steve have been very involved in volunteer activities, including many years with the Edgewood Athletic Association Board. Sue also served with the Board of Nakoma Golf Club, Attic Angels as well as the EHS Auxiliary and the Madison Junior Women’s Club, which presented her the Gloria Lewis Award for her service to the organization.

Steve was the EHS Boys Golf assistant coach, 1977-82, 1985-89 and then served as head coach until 1994, also serving as a member of the Wisconsin State Golf Coaches Association Board of Directors.

During his tenure as head coach, the Crusaders had a 43-2 dual meet record, brought home one WISAA Championship trophy and were runners-up three other years. Seven of his players earned AllState honors and 13 of them made the All-City First Team, including four Players of the Year. In 1992 Steve founded 6

Pictured: Michael Elliott ‘77, President; Lynne Sexten, Tami Holmquist, Thomas

Remington ‘68, Stephen ‘77 & Susan Hird, Jeanne Flesch, Brenda Foti,

Cathy Van Gemert ‘68, Marykay Zimbrick, Maggie Hopkins OP

the Piper Jaffray Shoot-out (now the Morgan Stanley Championship) that he continues to help coordinate. He received a Distinguished Service Award from the Wisconsin State Golf Coaches Association in 2019 and was honored by the Madison Pen and Mike Club.

THOMAS REMINGTON ’68 Dominican Award for Service to Humanity Tom has worked with African farmers since 1977 when he joined the Peace Corps and served in northern Mali. Over a span of 40 years, he and his family have lived and worked in Mali, Togo, Gambia, Cote d’Ivoire, Kenya, Burkina Faso, Burundi and Malawi. Tom was with Catholic Relief Services for 19 years before retiring as the principal agriculture advisor.

He also worked for UW-Madison, the AfricaRice Center and the International Potato Center.

Tom developed an approach that has been widely adopted using vouchers to assist disaster-affected farmers in accessing seed.

He authored or co-authored several articles on agriculture in Africa and authored a five-module eCourse on Seed Systems and Natural Disaster Management for the World Bank. Now a short-term consultant, Tom also served as a member of the Collaborative Crop Research Program Advisory Committee. His wife, Debra Shomberg, is currently the Catholic Relief Services Balkans representative in Sarajevo, Bosnia.

JEANNE and JOHN M. FLESCH ‘69 Servant Heart Award John Flesch ‘69 was a third generation Edgewood High School graduate. John and and his wife Jeanne have always been extremely generous and dedicated to the community, with a special place in their hearts for children, particularly those suffering from health issues or social circumstances. They were founding benefactors to American Family Children’s Hospital and remained dedicated donors and advocates for many years. In addition, the Flesches supported Gilda’s Club, UW Carbone Cancer Center, PKD Foundation, First Tee, Rosie’s Garden at St. Mary’s Hospital, Fitchburg Community Center, Agrace HospiceCare and University of Wisconsin-Madison, and Edgewood High School.

The Flesches were active in their parish as members of St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church. At Edgewood, they were instrumental in the renovation of second floor rooms into a technology center as computer usage was becoming instrumental in education in the 1990s.

The Edgewood Athletic Association inducted them into the Hall of Fame in 2002.

Their children—Jessica ’95, Eric ’98 and Amy ’00—all attended Edgewood High School and the Flesches were strong supporters of all their children’s activities, including athletics and the arts.

CATHY VAN GEMERT SPENGLER ’68 Mazzuchelli Award for Service to Christian Education

Edgewood’s facilities initiated. Her leadership skills were valuable in helping manage the EHS Board through the changes of the past two years.

Cathy has been a middle school teacher at Blessed Sacrament School for 47 years. She has accepted new teaching assignments at the school over the years, and has always stepped in where needed. She puts in extra time to plan field trips, invite guest speakers and give students an opportunity to write about their personal experiences.

Whether it is lunch at the Indian restaurant on Monroe Street, a trip to the Buddhist temple in Oregon, a walk to the Chazen Art Museum or hosting the annual Renaissance Faire, students have hands-on opportunities.

Lynne has been a volunteer for the Literacy Network and served on the boards of the National Partnership for Hospice Innovation, Madison Downtown Rotary and the Wisconsin Hospice & Palliative Care Association, currently as its chair.

She is an American College of Healthcare Executives Fellow and was named among the 25 Most Influential People in Madison in 2015.

Cathy worked on developing curriculum for the Diocese of Madison and she volunteers at Grace Episcopal Men’s Shelter in Madison.

LYNNE SEXTEN Alumni Appreciation Award Lynne Sexten, president and CEO of Agrace Hospice and Palliative Care, was a member of the Edgewood High School Board of Trustees from 2013 until 2019, serving as its chair for the last two years of her tenure. During her time on the Board, preparations for the capital campaign were made and the transformation of

SR. MAGGIE HOPKINS, O.P. Alumni Appreciation Award Sister Maggie Hopkins has been a quiet force in helping Edgewood High School remain true to its roots and mission. For 27 years, Sr. Maggie served as a trustee and active participant on numerous Board committees. She has also served in different positions over the years, as the person coordinating Catholic Dominican Mission integration at Edgewood College, 1991–2019. Her service on the EHS Board of Trustees has been extensive and enduring.

Sr. Maggie previously taught high school for 16 years. She then served as vocation director for the Sinsinawa Dominican Congregation, 1984–1991. Sr. Maggie

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also served on the Economic Advisory Committee for Sinsinawa and as a Board Representative for the Congregation with the Churches Center for Land and People.

Madison Catholic Charities honored her with a Leadership Award in 2010.

TAMI HOLMQUIST Alumni Appreciation Award for 25 Years of Service Tami is the business manager for EHS and has worked fiscal magic to help the school remain financially stable and healthy through good and bad economic times.

She and her husband, Kent, are ardent supporters of Edgewood as a whole and are Crusader athletic backers as members of the E Club.

BRENDA FOTI Alumni Appreciation Award for 25 Years of Service Brenda is currently the director of the Learning Resource Center, and says, “Edgewood is a second home to me. I have been a teacher, coach and parent of children who attended EHS. After 25 years, I am so grateful to continue to have the opportunity to be part of the Edgewood community.”

NOMINATE AN OUTSTANDING ALUM return form and supplemental materials to to EHS Alumni Office, 2219 Monroe St, Madison, WI 53711.

LIVING THEPlease MISSION

Every year Edgewood honors outstanding alumni who give back to their communities through the Living the Mission awards.

If you know an outstanding alumnus/a, fill out the form below or submit an application online by clicking the Living the Mission tab at edgewoodhs.org/alumni. Award categories include: Dominican Award for Service to Humanity, Mazzuchelli Award for Service to Christian Education, Alumni Appreciation Award (non-alum recipient), EHS Fine Arts Hall of Fame, EHS Athletic Hall of Fame.

Nominee Name: Nominee’s Class Year: Nominee’s Phone Number:

Nominee’s Email Address:

Reason for Nomination: Your Name: Your Phone: Your Email:

Your Class Year (if applicable):

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for BODY and SOUL Musings by Dennis McKinley ‘63

I would be remiss if I didn’t start this article with a huge thank you for all the cards, notes, emails, phone calls and comments congratulating me on the new addition to Edgewood High School being named the McKinley Performing Arts Center. This was only possible through the hard work of Mike Elliott ‘77, the building steering committee, the honorary fundraising chairs, John ‘67 and Coleen ‘68 Flad, the creative spirit and generosity of Diane Ballweg ’71, the many, many donations – large and small – of the Edgewood community, and all those who worked on the construction crews.

The phrases “you are so deserving” and “you have made a difference in so many lives” stir up feelings of appreciation, gratitude and challenge. Appreciation, in that God seems to have put me in the right place at the right time with the right people. Whether at home or at school, God has been overly generous with his blessings on me. Gratitude, in that I have had the opportunity to work with students, colleagues and parents who have had as much or more impact on my life than I have had on them. Challenge, in that the bar, while always being high, has now been set even higher. A challenge that I welcome at this time in my life.

We often hear award winners use the phrase “I am humbled” by the award/ occasion. While this is true for me, I also must include that it has also been a very introspective occurrence in my life, one with which I continue to struggle to “wrap my head around.” Looking back on one’s life’s work of more than 50 years is a sobering, daunting experience, yet one also filled with much joy and happiness.

As for making a difference in other’s lives, I know that the “difference” could not have always been positive. For those whose lives I’ve touched and on whom I’ve made a positive difference, I am grateful. For those for whom I did not make a positive difference, you have my deepest and sincere apology. Never in my career did I intend to degrade or hurt any student, colleague or parent. That being said, my love for all my students and for teaching has been a driving force in my

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life. As my wife says, “Your students are your second family.”

I am truly grateful to all those who put in so many hours and hard work to make the Dedication Weekend a very special time in Edgewood’s history. Edgewood’s commitment to the fine arts is now very visible to the Madison community. A very special thank you goes to Bishop Hying for celebrating the Mass and blessing the new facility on Sunday.

I end this article with a very special thank you to the ones who have been so supportive of my time at Edgewood: my wife, Margaret ‘64; my children Rick ‘87, Terri ‘89, John ‘92 and Erin ’02; and the members of the extended McKinley and Berigan families. This has never been a journey that I walked by myself but, rather, one in which family, friends, colleagues, students and the EHS Community walked with me.

The McKinley Performing Arts Center is definitely a tribute to all of you and especially to Sr. Kathleen O’Connell who not only was my high school principal at Edgewood, but also the woman who took a chance and hired me back in 1967.

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was ONE NIGHT TO REMEMBER! More than 400 attended the successful revival of “Edgefest – One Night to Remember” on November 2, 2019, at Edgewood High School in the Wilke Gymnasium and Commons. The festivities featured a memorable Follies “nostalgia” performance

by Fr. Tom Monaghan, Steve Rothering and Dennis McKinley ’63, followed by Madison’s #1 rock and country cover band, Super Tuesday. Delicious food and beverages were enjoyed by all and a literal truckload of Sinsinawa Mound Bread was sold.

The evening also featured a silent auction and raffle.

A private VIP reception was held for more than 140 special guests and former organizers of past Edgefest and Follies from 1973-1999. This new Edgefest was organized and presented by the EHS Alumni Association (EHSAA). More than $16,000 in proceeds were raised by EHSAA from Edgefest to benefit the student tuition assistance grant fund and the annual fund.

Thank you again to all our generous major sponsors, volunteers, alumni and donors who helped with the return of Edgefest and made it successful. Please mark your calendars for Saturday, October 17, 2020, for the next EHSAA sponsored event.

CALENDAR of E V E N T S F O L LO W U S O N FAC E B O O K

FEBRUARY 11,13,14 Fine Arts Festival 19 E-Club at UW Fluno Center MARCH 12-15 18

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Sound of Music Grandparents’ Day and Student Performance Extravaganza

24 MAY 13 15 21 JUNE 10 21

Spring Fling, EHS Gala and Fundraising Dinner at Garver Feed Mill

Graduation Liturgy Night Graduation Day Last Day of Final Exams

Spring Sports Night Wilke Golf Outing

A Little Means A Lot Please consider including Edgewood among your beneficiaries. It is easy to set aside a specific percentage of your final estate. Your gift could make a huge difference to helping the school. Join the Heritage Society by including EHS in your estate plan. Contact chip.mackenzie@ edgewoodhs.org or 608.257.1023 x133 to notify us or discuss other estate options.

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1955 John F. McKinley participated in a Badger Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., and was presented with the Valor of Honor Award by the American Legion Post of Verona, Wisconsin, in September.

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1983 REUNIONS RAISE RECOLLECTIONS We’d love to hear yours! Send a memory of a favorite event, teacher, coach, prank or other Edgewood experience to us so we can share it with others in an appropriate publication, social media post or use at another occasion. Memories being gathered at ehsalumni@edgewoodhs.org.

1956 Elizabeth “Betsy” A. Knight was honored in December by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul and Bishop Donald J. Hying for her volunteerism for over 10 years.

1958 Classmates and longtime friends Barbara A. Hauptmann Shackelton, Abigail J. Enright Statz, Ann M. (Taborsky) Goggin Baxter, and Patrick Egan made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land this fall. (pictured on previous page)

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UPCOMING 2020 REUNIONS JUNE 6

Class of 1952 68-Year Reunion

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All other classes For more details, visit edgewoodhs.org/alumni

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1963 Dennis J. Sweeney was inducted into the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in the “Boy Player” category.

Denny helped lead the Crusader basketball team to a WIAA State Basketball Championship in 1962 and to an unprecedented 46-game win streak from 1961 to the 1963 seasons. After graduating from Edgewood, he played basketball for the UW Badgers.

1971 Diane K. (Endres) Ballweg received the Edgewood College Distinguished Alumni Award for excellence in her professional career and for demonstrating a commitment to ethical leadership, service and search for truth. Diane is an aviation teacher, supporter and advocate for Edgewood High School.

1974 Kathryn M. (Spohn) Aspinwall received the honor of being nominated for the “Top Notch Teacher Award” for the month of December 2019 by WISC TV3. She is a 5th grade teacher at Our Lady Queen of Peace in her 40th year of teaching. A full video news story can be found on www.channel3000.com under the News tab.

1982 James A. Schuman was featured in the

Sept. 4 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. A 2019 Edgewood Athletic Hall of Fame inductee, Jim is currently the director of instruction at Blue Mound Golf & Country Club in Wauwatosa. He repeated as champion in the WPGA Senior Open this fall and closed in on a third straight season as both WPGA player of the year and senior player of the year. Schuman has been the overall WPGA player of the year five times (2001, ’02, ’11, ’17 and ’18). In July, Schuman also repeated as champion in the Senior PGA Professional Championship, and in August he finished third at the State Open, an event he has won twice.

Montgomery R. Beyer was bestowed a Commission of a Kentucky Colonel in September 2019 for his extensive involvement in the nonprofit sector and community service. He resides in Louisville, Kentucky.

1997 Angela R. (Kleinert) Skalitzky is the director of the local Madison nonprofit Design For A Difference (DFAD). This year marks her organization’s 5th annual makeover by DFAD in Madison, which has given back more than $2 million in support of local nonprofits needing remodeling and design assistance. DFAD Madison is sponsored in Madison by FLOOR360, where Angela has been working since 2001. She currently serves as their VP of Retail Sales and Design.

1999 Elliot J. Tieman has been promoted to vice president of sales at MIDSCI, a nationwide research supply company based in St. Louis. Elliot resides in the Milwaukee area with his wife, Lauren, and two daughters.

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1985 Joseph A. Creitz was named as one of the top 100 attorneys in Northern California for 2019.

1987 Aaron D. Henderson was named Graphic Designer for LumenMundi, a Catholic Supply Company located in Deerfield Beach, Florida. He and his wife Michelle live in Port Saint Lucie, Florida.

1994 Jeffrey B. “JB” Straubel is transitioning to a senior adviser from the chief technology officer role at Tesla, the company he helped found 16 years ago after attending Stanford University. Straubel was instrumental at Tesla’s outset, overseeing the design of the battery pack and electric motor that went into its original Roadster a decade ago. He also worked to refine and improve those and other components for the company’s subsequent vehicles, from Model S through the X, 3 and Model Y that goes into production this year.

Dozens of Tesla patents credit Straubel as an inventor. JB said, “I want to make sure that people understand that this is not about some lack of confidence in the company or the team or anything like that.

I love the team, I love the company and I always will.”

JT Roach, EHS class of 2006, won the season finale of NBC’s “Songland,” a competition where songwriters have a chance to pitch songs for famous celebrities to sing. JT and other contestants pitched their songs for OneRepublic, which is known for songs like “Apologize,” “Stop and Stare” and “Counting Stars”; JT’s original song “Somebody to Love” was the winner!

2006 Timothy G. Mergen was ordained to the transitional diaconate in October at the Altar of the Chair in the Basilica of St. Peter in Rome. He attended the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado and served as an active duty pilot, a captain in the U.S. Air Force.

He then studied at Mount St. Mary’s University in Emmitsburg, Md., and is currently in the fourth year of theology studies at the Pontifical North American College in Rome.

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CRUSADER CONNECTION 2007 Alexa C. Lindenmeyer and Sinéad McHugh were featured in an article about their Madison restaurant, Short Stack, which serves breakfast all day. Upon opening Short Stack, Alex and Sinéad knew they wanted the eatery to have a positive impact on the community, with an emphasis on sustainable energy use and local purchasing. The restaurant works with local producers and participates in environmentally friendly practices, but Short Stack’s employees and social justice causes have also been a priority. Read the full article, as well as others about the business by searching “Short Stack” at channel3000.com.

2008 Bridget M. Kelly received her Master of Science in Environmental Conservation from UW-Madison in August 2019.

2011 Mary Catherine Decker Pawelski, D.D.S., has become a member of the dental team at Byce & Worman Family Dentistry.

Rachel W. Roseneck was named to cityandstateny.com’s list of the Albany 40 under 40 for 2019. She works at the public affairs firm Kivvit, where she first started as an intern while studying at Fordham University. Rachel currently serves as a principal, specializing in energy, technology and campaign management.

She says her work promoting bail reform in New York, which resulted in legislation that was passed in April, is one of her proudest accomplishments. She has also been involved with the energy sector, having worked with offshore wind and carbon capture clients. Rachel previously worked in the press office of the state attorney general. In her free time, she serves on an associate board of Generation Citizen, a nonprofit that promotes teaching civics to young people.

Alexander A. Witz is a U.S. Army Captain in the Field Artillery. From April 2018 to June 2019, he was assigned to the 2nd Infantry Division in the Republic of Korea, where he served as an aide-de-camp on a general staff.

2014 Robert P. “Bobby” Dunn, Jr., is in his second season as an offensive graduate 12

assistant with the University of Wisconsin football program in 2019-2020. He recently accompanied the UW football team to the Rose Bowl on January 1.

2015 Madeleine M. Corcoran graduated from St. Mary’s in Notre Dame, Ind., and is now teaching math at Presentation Academy in Louisville, Kentucky. She credits her Catholic School teachers at EHS and St. Mary’s with instilling in her the passion to teach in a Catholic school herself. Madeline was profiled in the Sept.

25 edition of The Record newspaper in Kentucky as one of the first group of teachers from the University of Notre Dame’s Alliance of Catholic Education (ACE) program to serve in the Archdiocese of Louisville.

Tess E. Hackworthy, a UW-Madison senior, was named Big Ten Co-Golfer of the Week in September when she was a medalist in the stroke play portion of East-West Match Play Challenge after posting a two-round total of 5-under 138 at University Ridge Golf Course. Her first career tournament title also helped the Badgers to the team victory.

Tessa M. Utter joined the faculty at St. Maria Goretti school in Madison as a second grade teacher after graduating from Loras College.

2016 John P. Dunn played in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, with the University of Wisconsin football team on January 1.

Jack is currently a Junior at UW-Madison majoring in finance, investment and banking, and real estate and urban land economics.

2017 Bryce J. Ternus is a team manager with UW Badgers Football program. He accompanied the team to the Rose Bowl game in Pasadena, California, versus University of Oregon Ducks on January 1.

2019 Clare M. Quinn graduated in October from the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, South Carolina.

MARRIAGES & ANNIVERSARIES Terrence L. ‘60 and Mary F. Walsh O’Connor ‘60, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on August 2, 2019.

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They live in Lake Mills, Wisconsin.

Clare W. Peterson ’06 married Danny Knight of Omaha, Nebraska, on October 12, 2019, in New York City, with several EHS alumni in attendance. The couple met at Marquette University.

Mary F. Zeller ‘07 married Mytchel Schmidt on August, 17, 2019.

Devon E. Richards ‘12 married Joshua Balles on June 22, 2019. Devon is a nurse in the Emergency Trauma Center at Children’s Hospital in Milwaukee. They reside in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin.

BIRTHS Marianne M. Junck M.D., ‘02 and her husband, John Pokorney M.D., welcomed their first child Felicity Margaret on July 29, 2019. The family resides in Elm Grove, Wisconsin.

Marc Dahlin ‘10 and his wife, Hayley, welcomed twins, Evelyn Ann and Henry David, on July 12, 2018. He works as a construction project manager and she is a teacher. They reside in Chaska, Minnesota.

FORMER FACULTY/STAFF Big Brother Big Sisters of Helena, Montana, has named their new facility “Colleen K. Brady Center for Big Brothers Big Sisters” in honor of former EHS faculty member, Colleen Brady, outgoing president and CEO of BBBS of Helena.

Colleen served on the EHS faculty from 1980 to 1986.

Jim Ottney retired from EHS on December 12, 2019. Jim worked quietly behind the scenes for more than 21 years serving as in-house graphic designer and also chief editor of this publication. He also edited, designed and wrote copy for more playbills, brochures, websites, articles, handouts and grant applications than one can count. Congratulations on your retirement and our appreciation from the EHS faculty and staff for your years of service to Edgewood!

ALUMNI SUPPORT M AT T E R S D O N AT E TODAY By: Chip MacKenzie ‘85 As an alum, I take a tremendous amount of pride working at Edgewood. Whether I’m walking the hallways, sitting in the commons, taking a ride on the elevator (yes, EHS now has an elevator), attending an athletic event or a musical performance in the new McKinley Performing Arts Center, there are many great memories that come back to me. It is extremely rewarding and inspiring to watch the planning and changes that are boldly transforming EHS and positioning it for a successful future.

With these exciting improvements, it’s important to remember that for Edgewood to provide an exceptional experience to our families, we need active participation by our entire community.

Whether you are a parent, alumni, grandparent or friend, we encourage you to stay involved and celebrate the traditions that make this a special place.

We also ask that you offer a financial gift to the Edgewood Annual Fund – the lifeline of the school – according to your ability to give.

When you give to Edgewood’s Annual Fund, you’re providing the school with a competitive advantage to pursue new faculty, retain seasoned professionals, maintain state-of-the-art facilities, and offer activities that strengthen and enhance students’ education.

Most people are surprised to learn that tuition covers only a portion of the cost to educate our students. To make a meaningful difference and cover the difference between tuition and the actual cost to educate each student – a gap of more than $2,000 per child each year – Edgewood High School must raise $1 million for its Annual Fund.

Like most private and independent schools, Edgewood does not receive federal, state or diocesan funding and relies on private gifts to make up that difference. Your gift sends a powerful message that you believe in the impact of an Edgewood experience.

We ask for 100% participation from parents and alumni, understanding only you can decide what an appropriate gift is for your family. Leadership opportunities are available for families who give $2,000 (Gap Circle), $5,000 (Four Front Maroon) and $10,000 (Four Front Gold). While it’s not the size of gift that is most important, it is your participation that matters. Make Edgewood a charitable priority and give a gift that makes a difference to a Crusader at www. edgewoodhs.org/support.

Every gift matters. Every dollar counts.

Every family makes a difference.

We Are Edgewood A Community for Life!

EHSAA WELCOMES NEW LIFETIME MEMBERS (as of 12/31/19) 1955 1956 1963 1967 1967 1973 1974 1979 1980 1984

Deanna Bowers Patricia (Kelly) Hackworthy Thomas Gundlach David Wright Elizabeth Frei Kim Littel Ramona Keyes Tom Hornung David Hackworthy Anne (Hackworthy) Rodriquez

1987 1987 1989 1989 1995 1996 1997 1998 2000

Michelle Hackworthy James Hackworthy Christopher Ruppert Jeff Endres Matt Helf Elizabeth Vega Sam Ballweg Brian Flad Treon Glenn

2001 2003 2004 2006 2006 2006 2007 2014 2019

William Siitari Lindsay Koth Katie (Elliott) Johnson Whitney Drewsen Danielle Johnson Nick Oliphant Nick Palm Samantha Foti Greer Wittenberg

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EHS Alumni Association Lifetime Membership Benefits • New Lifetime Members receive a commemorative insulated beverage mug • Lifetime Members’ children receive a $250 one-time discount on freshman tuition • Buy one/get one free general admission tickets to home athletic events • 1 0% discount with Lifetime Membership card presented for purchases at Eddie’s Outfitters on-campus store during home athletic events.

EHSAA LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT FORM First Name ______________________________________ M.I. _____ Maiden (if applicable) ____________________ Last Name __________________________ Class Year ____ Address _________________________________________ City _______________________ State _____ Zip ________ Preferred Phone (________) _________________________ Alternate Phone (________) __________________________ E-Mail _________________________________________ (to provide benefit updates and e-newsletter) Occupation _____________________________________

q Lifetime Membership – $250 q Credit Card: q MasterCard

q VISA

Name on Card ___________________________________ Card Number ____________________________________ Expiration Date _____/_____ 3-digit security code _______ Signature _______________________________________

q Check payable to “EHS Alumni Association” enclosed. q I am interested in volunteering as an Alumni Ambassador.

Return this form to: Alumni Membership Edgewood High School 2219 Monroe Street Madison, WI 53711 We will mail you a Lifetime Membership Card upon receiving the completed form and payment.

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BECOME an A L U M N I A M B A S S A D O R along any opportunities to connect with each other through occasional events and communications from Edgewood.

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With more than 10,000 alumni worldwide, Edgewood relies on our most passionate graduates to be engaged with their peers as Alumni Ambassadors. They volunteer to serve as a liaison for their graduating class on behalf of the EHS Alumni Association (EHSAA). Each graduating class is encouraged to have one or more ambassadors representing its alumni. Ambassadors act as a “point person” to keep their fellow alumni informed about pertinent Edgewood news. Additionally, ambassadors pass

TRADITION of G I V I N G With exciting improvements to our school it’s important to remember that in order for Edgewood to provide an exceptional experience for our families, we need active participation by our entire community. Whether you are a parent, alumni, grandparent or friend, we encourage you to stay involved and celebrate the traditions that make this a special place to belong.

We also ask that you offer a financial gift to the Edgewood Annual Fund – the lifeline of the school – according to your ability to give.

When you give to Edgewood, you’re providing the school with a competitive advantage to pursue new faculty, retain seasoned professionals, maintain stateofthe-art facilities, and offer activities that strengthen and enhance students’ education.

Most people are surprised to learn that tuition covers only a portion of the 14

Alumni Ambassadors are not required to plan any activities or reunion events, although they are certainly welcome to do so. If reunions are planned, EHSAA requests that Alumni Ambassadors attend them and submit to Edgewood any reunion event information—date, location, special guest(s), etc.—as well as a list of attendees post-event and any classmate news we can share.

It’s easy to join!

If you are interested in becoming an alumni ambassador, please visit edgewoodhs.org/alumni or contact ehsalumni@edgewoodhs.org. We need enthusiastic alumni like you to join the ranks of our ambassadors and keep our alumni a strong Community for Life!.

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CURRENT ALUMNI AMBASSADORS

HELP US GET THE WORD OUT AND NEWS IN! 1976 1978 1983 1987 1990 1993 1993 1995 1997 1999 2003 2007 2007 2008 2014

Mary Kay (Crocker) Roseneck Mary Beth (Sweeney) Arnold Pamela (Elliott) Marshall Rob Webb Jennifer (Monge) Fink Christian Herro Lauri (Schumacher) Rollings Chris Tierney Kristin (Lindbloom) Warden Mary Bridget (Nowicki) Samson Lindsay Koth Kate (Ballweg) Marquardt Nick Palm Austin Oliphant Anh Hoang

in MEMORIAM of our C O M M U N I T Y. . .

We publish the name of deceased alumni as we become aware of their deaths and verify the information we have received.

1939 1939 1940 1942 1942 1943 1943 1943 1943 1944 1944 1945 1946 1946 1946 1947 1947 1947 1948 1949 1949 1950 1950

Vivian M. Vetter Dean Irma R. Fisher Togstad Kenneth L. Saeman Bernice M. Coughlin Buckley Ruth A. Bernard Uecke Eugene M. Anthony Otto J. Beglinger, Jr. Virginia E. Schleicher Greer Harold C. “Harry” Meyer Robert E. Cullen, MD Mary Lou Adams Horwarth Charles R. Merkle Mary Elizabeth Lacey Davies Rita M. Burris Dickinson

Elizabeth J. Egan Porten Charles A. Bleck Anne K. Nienaber Dhuey

Theodore J. “Ted” Maglio Marcus M. Roelke Rita M. Fose Collins Charlene M. Bower Dahmen Frederick D. Bentley Marcella Neuhauser Howard Brockway

By: Deborah Still

cost to educate our students. To make a meaningful difference and cover the difference between tuition and the actual cost to educate each student – a gap of more than $2,000 per child each year – Edgewood High School must raise $1 million for its annual fund.

Like most independent schools, Edgewood does not receive federal, state or diocesan funding and relies on private gifts to make up that difference. Your gift sends a powerful message that you believe in the impact of an Edgewood experience.

We ask for 100% participation from parents and alumni, understanding only you can decide what an appropriate

gift is for your family. Leadership opportunities are available for families who give $2,000 (Gap Circle), $5,000 (Four Front Maroon) and $10,000 (Four Front Gold). Yet it’s not the size of gift that is most important, it is the level of participation that matters. Make Edgewood a charitable priority and give a gift that makes a difference to a Crusader at www.edgewoodhs.org/support.

Every dollar counts. Every gift matters.

Every family makes a difference.

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IN MEMORIAM On November 30, 2019, Edgewood lost another good friend. Jean Lenling was one of the three founders of EDGEFEST. Petie Rudy (d. 6/30/2016), who shared her creative ideas with many organizations, proposed a citywide fair as a good fundraiser. She, Jane Schiefelbein (d. 3/20/2003) and Jean Lenling (with the help of many volunteers) scheduled the first EDGEFEST for the first weekend after Labor Day in 1973. That weekend was the date for all of the succeeding EDGEFESTS. All three of these outstanding women, with their husbands, William G. Lenling, Dr. Ronald C. Rudy and William F. Schiefelbein, Jr., were faithful and energetic workers in both Edgewood Campus School and Edgewood High School. The 10 children of these three couples were: Mary ’75, William J. ’79 and Ann Lenling ‘84; Paul ’78, Peter ’83 and Analisa ’85 Rudy; Sandra ’75, Ann ’77, Sheila ’82 and William F. III ’83 Schiefelbein. In addition, the Lenlings had two granddaughters graduate from EHS: Mia ’13 and Ana ’15 Lenling.

1/25/2016 11/15/2019 7/19/2019 9/13/2017 8/27/2019 9/5/2019 8/24/2019 1/29/2014 4/2/2011 7/2/2019 4/23/2018 9/30/2019 8/21/2019 2013 8/9/2019 2017 3/31/2019 12/18/2019 12/26/2019 9/1/2019 12/20/2019 12/18/2018 4/3/2016

1950 Patricia A. Pertzborn Corcoran

1951 Dorene E. Stricker Goeman 1951 Thomas G. Karls 1951 Patricia A. Page 1952 Lawrence I. “Larry” Hanson 1952 Virginia M. Prindiville Mergen Johns 1953 John E. Coyle 1954 Hjalmar L. “Jelly” Roelke 1955 Maureen T. O’Shaughnessy Moore

1957 Patricia G. Anderson Flaharty 1958 Judith A. Larson Chmielewski 1959 Nicholas J. Quartuccio 1962 Robert G. Mulhall 1962 Donna J. Harrison Yaudes 1964 Nancy Cuccia Smith 1964 Thomas A. Greene • 1969 John P. Jordan 1971 James J. Fass 1972 Randall D. Crocker 1979 Timothy P. Kay 1981 Daniel J. Martinelli

1986 Jannice C. Petry Handler 2005 Maxwell A. Miller • correction to the Summer 2019 edition listing

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Pictured: Sr. Anne Marie Palmisano, Petie Rudy, Jean

Schiefelbein and Jean Lenling in 1999.

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2019-2020 EDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL BOA RD OF TRUSTE E S Sam Ballweg ’97 Endres Mfg. Co. President Matt Braun ’94 Oakbrook Corporation VP/Investments, Sales & Acquisitions Sharon Brolin Sinsinawa Dominican Associate Current Parent & Parent of Alumna Tom Browne UW-Madison College of Agriculture/Life Sciences Senior Assistant Dean Current Parent & Parent of Alumni Jane Clark Lake Effect HR & Law, LLC CEO/Managing Partner Current Parent & Parent of Alumni

Kristin Dewey ’06 Co-Founder, Farmstrong Design Hogan Practice Leader The QTI Group Sandra Docter Madison College Associate Dean, School of Health Education Parent of Alumni Michael Elliott ’77 Edgewood High School President Parent of Alumnae James Hegenbarth Park Bank President/CEO Current Parent & Parent of Alumnus

James Imhoff III ’93 Universal Home Protection President Tom G. Klein Spring Creek Realty Advisors President Parent of Alumni

E.G. Schramka SVA CPAs CPA Parent of Alumni Jay Sekelsky Community Leader Parent of Alumni

Steve Krantz ’89, Chairperson Princeton Group & ICON Tickets VP Operations Current Parent

Janine Stephens Boys & Girls Club of Dane County CDO Founder, JNCO Consulting, LLC

Tom Merfeld Sinsinawa Dominican Sponsors Council Liaison Parent of Alumni

Kelli Thompson WI State Public Defenders Office Attorney Current Parent & Parent of Alumna

Theodore “Ted” Richards Strand Associates, Inc. CEO Parent of Alumni

Marykay Zimbrick Community Volunteer Parent of Alumni