2015 Fall Messmer Today

MESSMER CATHOLIC SCHOOLS

MILWAUKEE,WISCONSIN

KNOWLEDGE. FAITH. LEADERSHIP.

VOLUME 50, ISSUE 1 OF 3

MESSMERTODAY FALL 2015

READING. BUILDING. LEADING.

INSIDE MESSMERTODAY

MESSMER CATHOLIC SCHOOLS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Peter Salza ‘60 Chair Mikel Holt Vice Chair Patrick Byrne Secretary John Scheid Treasurer

MESSMER TODAY CONTRIBUTORS Richard Anderson ’92 Kris Bartels Mike Bartels Mike Brauer ‘80 Susie Falk Laura Hancock Heidi Herro Peter Herr Ken Klatkiewicz Erin Kelly Jim Piatt

Alfred Mattacotti ‘58 Bob Monday William Otto ‘74 Dr. William Hughes

Messmer Today is published for and about the Messmer Catholic Schools’ community. For more news and updates, please visit www.messmerschools.org Comments and questions about the Messmer Today may be directed to our Development Department at development@ messmerschools.org

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A Message from the President Messmer Catholic Schools Annual Report

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Supporting Messmer Students

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Partners in Pilgrimage

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Building2Learn Boat Launch

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Staff Profile: Ken Klatkiewicz

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90 Years of Messmer

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In Memoriam

Portraits in Leadership

ABOUT THE COVER Two middle school students join President Jim Piatt on the maiden voyage of a wooden boat they helped to build.

A MESSAGE INSIDE FROMMESSMER THE PRESIDENT TODAY

Dear Friends of Messmer, Welcome to the 2015-16 school year – although, by the time this issue of Messmer Today reaches you, we’ll be deep into the first semester!

And what a packed semester it has been. Along with the usual academic business and busy-ness, we’ve already this year seen several special moments at Messmer: a Building2Learn boat launch; a Papal pilgrimage to Philadelphia; and a celebration of community leaders at our annual Portraits in Leadership gala.

It can be easy for all of us to get caught up in the activity of any given day – but as you read this magazine, I invite you to join me in focusing on the basics. As Catholics, we know that in the beginning is always the Word. Here at Messmer Catholic Schools, we apply that lesson in two tangible ways. First of all, we start every school day with prayer. And second of all, we punctuate every class, every lesson, every moment with an emphasis on literacy education. We know the importance of personal dignity and purpose, and we know that attaining that dignity depends upon attaining literacy as soon as possible.

Milwaukee’s cycle of poverty and violence cannot be broken as long as significant literacy deficits persist.

Every day, Messmer is making active strides to challenge the problem of illiteracy. In the primary grades, children learn to read. By the end of Grade 3, they must be able to read to learn. In the coming months, you’ll be hearing more about literacy education and Messmer’s comprehensive literacy approach. As I said before, the Word and “the word” are the cores of our academic ministry. When a child is enabled as a reader, his or her dignity is affirmed, as is a legitimate chance to fulfill the potential of a meaningful life vocation.

You will also hear more about our project-based mathematics reforms now under development. The Building2Learn boat project, and Messmer High School’s second year expansion of Project Lead the Way engineering courses have been excellent first steps. Our agenda is no mystery: we want to turn readers into builders. When our students build skills, faith, and integrity, they become hope-filled leaders who construct the future – whether they build churches, bridges, factories, schools, community organizations, or new ideas of which our generation has not yet conceived.

This issue of Messmer Today includes our Annual Report and Honor Roll of Donors. I would invite your review of this information and hope you share our enthusiasm for the efforts that led to a balanced budget for this past year. We humbly celebrate this success and prayerfully offer our gratitude to the thousands of alumni and friends whose financial support affirms the work of our teachers, parents, and their students.

Thank you for your continued support of that ministry, and for your interest in the happenings at Messmer Catholic Schools.

Jim Piatt President

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MESSMER CATHOLIC SCHOOLS 2014-2015 ANNUAL REPORT SCHOOL CAMPUSES Messmer High School Messmer Preparatory Catholic School St. Rose and St. Leo Catholic School

RELIGION Roman Catholic ACCREDITING/AFFILIATION AdvanceEd

TEACHER TO STUDENT RATIO 1:20 (High School) 1:19 (Prep School and St. Rose and St. Leo) ENROLLMENT 716 (High School) 465 (Prep School) 480 (St. Rose and St. Leo Catholic School)

FAST FACTS Graduation Rate 86% Graduates To Attend College 86% Daily Attendance Rate 96% TUITION

$10,000 Messmer High School, $3,750 Messmer Prep and St. Rose and St. Leo Catholic Schools

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

MCS ANNUAL REPORT

LEGACY CLUB ($10,000 and above)

Anonymous Archdiocese of Milwaukee Bernice Shanke Greiveldinger Charitable Trust The estate of Mr. Donald Bohn ‘50 Catholic Community Foundation CG Schmidt, Inc. David & Julia Uihlein Charitable Foundation Erica P. John Fund The Estate of Rev. Paul Esser Dr. Sue A. Ewens Faith in Our Future Trust Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Gallun Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Giffhorn Goldammer Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gottsacker Krause Family Foundation

M & I Bank Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Mattacotti ‘58 Metalcraft of Mayville, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Munson ‘62 Our Lady of the Lake Foundation PAVE Perkins Malo Hunter Foundation Province of St. Joseph of the Capuchin Order R.A. Stevens Family Foundation The Estate of Mrs. Maxine Schumacher ‘29 The Bradley Foundation The Hibernian Foundation The Priebe Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Touchett ‘51 Windhover Foundation, Inc. Wisconsin Energy Corporation Foundation

BENEVOLENCE CLUB ($9,999 - 5,000) Anonymous A.O. Smith Foundation BMO Harris Bank Mr. and Mrs. Juergen Bruckner ‘61 Business Marketers Group, Inc. Mr. William Feess ‘45 Ms. Julie J. Flessas The Robert E. Hartmann Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. David H. Kaltenbach ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Kass ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. John G. Lauber Milwaukee NARI Foundation Inc.

Northwestern Mutual Foundation Ms. Barbara A. Ostrowski Ph.D. ‘61 Price Foundation Principal Life Insurance Company Puelicher Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Steffes Mr. and Mrs. John Stollenwerk The Christ Child Society Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jim R. Whittier Windway Foundation

STEWARDSHIP CLUB ($4,999- 2,000)

Mrs. Rosemary T. Borgen ‘46 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Callan Mr. and Mrs. James M. Doyle ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. James C. Fleming John T. and Suzanne S. Jacobus Family Foundation Drs. Charles A. Klein and Susan Freundl ‘74 Marsh & McLennan Agency Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Meyer MGIC Mr. Bernard F. Osterkorn ‘58 Ms. Lora Pecor Mr. and Mrs. David Springob ‘48 Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Stintzi ‘47 Anonymous Mr. David Buechel Catherine McKeever Denten Foundation

Mrs. Mary C. Corcoran ‘49 John and Virginia Horning ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Kohls Legacy Capital Partners Marquette University High School Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Mielcarek ‘61 Ms. Laurie A. Ocepek ‘66 Park Bank PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Sacred Heart Catholic Church School Sisters of Notre Dame - Central Pacific Province, Inc Mrs. Jean Steinhafel ‘46 Hon. Diane S. Sykes Mr. Edmund J. Vojtik Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program

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MESSMER CLUB ($1,999-1,000)

Mr. Robert C. Apel ‘49 Badger Meter Foundation, Inc. Ms. Anne Best ‘71 Mr. John D. Bonney Mr. Theodore J. Bosch Mrs. Joan H. Budzien ‘47 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Bultman Ms. Elaine Burke Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burke ‘51 Catholic Financial Life CFM Fund Ms. Lynn Charnitz Class of 1964 Mrs. Mary L. Davis Deloitte Services LP Mr. Ernest J. Desautels Formella Enterprises Mr. Brian D. Fox Mrs. Joyce J. Griepentrog ‘49 Ms. Jeanne M. Heinzen Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Holborn Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Howley Mr. Timothy D. Hundley ‘74

Ms. Judith Kampe ‘60 Ms. Raejean Kanter Mr. Thomas Kegel Mr. John M. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Gale Klappa Mr. and Mrs. Alan Koepke Ms. Emily A. Koplin Dr. and Mrs. William Kortsch D.D.S. ‘43 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Langer Mr. and Mrs. John L. Linnemanstons ‘50 Malik Communications, Inc. Ms. Marilyn Mathay Mr. and Mrs. James C. Michalski Mr. Robert T. Monday Mrs. Rosemary D. Monroe Mr. Thomas C. Moser ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Mueller Mr. James A. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Niggemann ‘56 Mrs. Lynn Obermeier-Fasi ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ognar Mr. and Mrs. William J. Otto ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Papin

Dr. Richard A. Parker ‘49 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Piatt Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Provenza Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Rauen ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Roche Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Ryan Mr. Martin Schubilske Shorewest Realtors Mr. Thomas Sowell and Ms. Mary Ash St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish St. Mary’s Congregation Ms. Lois A. Stolz Mr. and Mrs. James B. Strenski ‘48 Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Taranowski Ms. Susan L. Thomson Three Holy Women Congregation U.S. Bancorp Foundation Mrs. Mary L. Urlakis ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Weisling ‘74 Mr. James R. Witherow ‘56 Mrs. Judith J. Zetting

BISHOP’S CLUB ($999-500)

Mr. Gerald Adams ‘77 Mr. Donald Adler ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Arakelian Mr. and Mrs. George Archibald Mr. and Mrs. John W. Arnold ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bailey Ms. Kay S. Batta Mr. and Mrs. Terrence J. Baudhuin ‘55 Ms. Josetta A. Berg ‘57 Mr. Clemor Bettinger ‘46 Mrs. Mary A. Biernat ‘70 Mr. James H. Block ‘71 Ms. Nancy B. Bonesho ‘73 Mr. George Lutz and Mrs. Mary Anne Borowski-Lutz Bottling Group LLC Mr. E. G. Bruckner USN ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Brummer ‘55 Ms. Mary Bubanovich Ms. Mary C. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carlos Mr. James Cauley and Ms. Brenda Andrews Mr. Ronald E. Davies ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald DeMers Mr. Roger J. Dickson Mr. Richard Dieterich ‘58 Ms. Janet Doyle Drs. David and Virginia Driscoll ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Dunai ‘59 Eaton Corporation EM-DOT Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert Formolo Mr. and Mrs. George T. Frommell Mr. Thomas M. Gazzana ‘60

Mr. John Gehl ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. Karl D. Glunz ‘51 Mr. and Mrs. William Goldammer ‘52 Mr. James Hanus ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. T. Michael Holton ‘62 IMS Matching Gift Program for Education Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kaczmarek ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Kapp ‘58 Fr. Timothy Kitzke Mr. Karl Kopp ‘56 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kortsch ‘57 Mr. Dave Kowalske Langer Roofing & Sheet Metal Inc. Mrs. Patricia A. Lasher Mr. John E. Laubach, Trustee Mr. Thor R. Lieungh ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lofstrom Mr. James E. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Maier III Ms. Chris N. McAuliffe Mr. Bruce C. Michalowski ‘66 Mr. Kim T. Michalowski USAR ‘69 Ms. Karen A. Molloy ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Neary ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Neugent ‘65 Mr. Edmond J. Nielsen Ph.D. ‘55 Ms. Jeanne O’Keane ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Onopa ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Elio A. Pascutti ‘59 Pere Marquette Jesuit Community Mr. G. H. Phipps ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. James Piatt Ms. Judith M. Plute ‘63 Mr. David Poniewaz

Professional Communication Systems Ms. Anne E. Pufahl Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Recob ‘64 Mr. Carl Reinhold Mr. Mark R. Rhyner and Mrs. Paula Pecyna ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Robertson Mrs. Pauline A. Ruka ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Saeger Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Schaefer ‘60 Mrs. Jeanette Schlidt ‘56 School Choice Wisconsin Mr. Paul E. Schramka ‘45 Schramka Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Schumaker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Schumann ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman Ms. Katherine A. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Smith St. Jeanne d’ Arc Circle St. Luke Congregation Mrs. Kathleen Stamatelakys ‘70 Mrs. Althea Stamm ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Storch ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Aaron L. Strand Lee, Frances, and Jon Teshner Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Thelen Mr. David C. Vahl ‘70 Mr. John Voelz ‘73 Mr. Frank J. Wintersberger ‘54 Mr. Thomas C. Zacharias ‘59

CAPITOL DRIVE CLUB ($499-250)

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Abresch ‘72 Alexander Furnishings Specialists Mr. Paul Amrhein ‘58 Anonymous Mr. Miles M. Aquino ‘81 Mr. John A. Arndt ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Aschenbrenner ‘55 Mrs. Colleen Ashenden ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Bohacek ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bolger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bonesho ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Borowski ‘85 Mr. Thomas Boyer ‘77 Mrs. Anne R. Butrym Cardinal Stritch University Mr. Daniel J. Carmody ‘61 Ms. Janet A. Cleary Mr. Gregory Cook ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. John Davis Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. DeMers ‘49 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Dermody Mrs. Geraldine M. Diedrich ‘66 DJ Hochschild & Associates Inc Mr. David M. Domach ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Norman T. Domach ‘47 Mr. Thomas J. Flynn ‘62 Ms. Margaret Funk George L.N. Meyer Family Foundation Ms. Marlene R. Gilbert ‘55 Ms. Geraldine B. Gonwa ‘48 Mr. David Graczyk ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Haas Ms. Mary E. Haberman Mr. and Mrs. James E. Haines ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hamann ‘70 Dr. and Mrs. Lee A. Hebert ‘54 Mr. Herbert Herro ‘47 Mr. Don Heyrman Mr. John P. Hinz ‘62 Mr. Joseph J. Hoeller ‘62 Ms. Rose M. Hoffmann ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Holubowicz ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Honkamp Mr. Leroy F. Jost ‘42 Mr. Gary Jund Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Kane Mr. Ronald W. Klug ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Kosidowski ‘51 Mr. Jeff Kowal Ms. Roseann C. Lachenmann Mr. William R. Laidig ‘44 Mrs. Jane Lange ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Leggio Mr. Thomas Ludorf ‘74 Mr. David A. Lueck ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Lynch ‘71

Marian University Mrs. Sylvia Mattes ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCauley ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Ray McInerny Mr. and Mrs. James McKenna Mrs. Carolyn F. Megal Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mei ‘62 Ms. Mary S. Mellinger ‘45 Ms. Pamela J. Meyer Mr. Ronald J. Muchenberger ‘56 Mrs. Jane Z. Murphy ‘55 Nativity Jesuit Middle School Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Neja ‘52 Ms. Margaret L. Nelson Mr. Anthony G. Neuser ‘41 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Nieman Mr. and Mrs. James O’Keane ‘63 Mr. Dennis J. O’Keefe ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. G. John Pandl Mrs. Margaret J. Perszyk Mr. Douglas J. Petesch ‘80 Ms. Angeline Pipia Dr. and Mrs. Zachary Pruhs Mr. Paul Quick Mr. Rick Remitz Rockwell Automation Trust Matching Program Dr. Erika Sander Ms. Stephanie Sander Mr. Joe Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Schmidt ‘57 Mr. Robert A. Schneider ‘69 Mr. Thomas P. Schneider ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Schramka Jr. ‘48 Mr. Michael T. Schramka ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Schreiter ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Schroll ‘71 Mrs. Marilyn Schweinert ‘76 Mr. Donald J. Schwingel ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. George Searing ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. James G. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Philip Skrade SPX Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Starks T.J. Emmerich Associates, Inc. The Dundon Trust The Falk Group Mr. Edward L. Vander Grinten ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Weber Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Mr. John C. Werner ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. George Winghart Jr. ‘53 Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board Mr. Dale A. Yerkes ‘73

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BLUE CLUB

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Conrad ‘55 Mrs. Edith M. Cope ‘37 Mrs. Patricia Coursin ‘50 Mr. Ronald R. Czecholinski ‘61 ($249-100) Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dahlman Sr. Shawnee M. Daniels-Sykes SSND Mrs. Irene Adams ‘56 Mrs. Judith Dannenbrink ‘51 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Aehl ‘55 Mr. Gregg J. Dati ‘77 Ms. Patricia A. Alexander ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Daun Alpha Signs Mr. and Mrs. John R. Davies ‘58 AmazonSmile Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Davis Jr. ‘68 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Luca DeFlorentiis Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Antoine Mr. and Mrs. Dan Demeter Mr. and Mrs. Ronald V. Anzia Mrs. Frances Dencker ‘44 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Arend ‘69 Mr. James P. Denis ‘64 Ms. Ann Armstrong ‘78 Mrs. Shirley J. Dentinger ‘58 Mr. Jeremy J. Armstrong ‘99 Mr. Jerry DeQuardo ‘60 Mr. Frank A. Aukofer ‘53 DeQuardo Insurance Mrs. Regina Bares ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Derby Jr. Ms. Margaret Barron Mrs. Mary R. Desing ‘47 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bartels Ms. Sheila Dewalt ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Batchelor ‘60 Mr. Donald J. Dierbeck ‘54 Bathroom Center Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dierkes ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Baumgartner ‘69 Mr. William Ditscheit ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Baumgartner ‘51 Mrs. Kathryn M. Dix ‘60 Mr. Richard R. Beck ‘49 Mrs. Lynn M. Doyle Dr. John F. Becker ‘44 Mrs. Barbara J. Drai ‘64 Ms. Denise Beilke Mr. William R. Drew and Ms. Mary Cannon Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bennetts ‘71 Ms. Eugenia Dries ‘49 Mr. William A. Berg ‘51 Mr. and Mrs. J. Gerald Duffy Mr. Mike Bird Mr. and Mrs. James Duquaine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Birschbach ‘62 Mrs. Jean E. Dye ‘44 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Boemer Mr. Ronald Ebly ‘52 Sr. Rosemary Bonk SSND Mr. Harry W. Ebmeier ‘48 Honorable David L. Borowski and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Eichstedt ‘59 Jodie Tabak ‘84 Mr. Joseph H. Emmerich ‘62 Mr. Gerald F. Borzych ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. David Endres ‘70 Mr. Gordon F. Boucher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Engel ‘65 Mr. James F. ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. Don Engelbert Mr. Michael J. Brauer ‘80 Mr. Thomas J. Erd ‘75 Mr. Michael Braun Mr. Francis Esser ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Norbert L. Braza ‘49 Mr. and Ms. Raymond J. Etzel ‘46 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Brosseau ‘60 Mrs. Patricia Feuling ‘55 Mrs. Alice Buchach ‘43 Mr. Daniel Feyrer ‘70 Mrs. Marjorie A. Buchholz ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Fieweger Mrs. Ann Buechel Ms. Nancy Filsinger Mr. and Mrs. Herman M. Buechel Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Filsinger ‘66 BG and Mrs. Roger C. Bultman USA, Ret. ‘64 Mrs. Joyce M. Flahive ‘51 Mr. Robert W. Buntrock ‘44 Ms. Mary M. Fleischman Mr. Frederick Burczyk ‘60 Ms. Judith A. Fleiss ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Byrne Ms. Morgan Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Byrne Mr. James P. Flynn ‘59 Ms. Karen Cannizzo Ms. Elizabeth Frieske Mr. Steven J. Carini Mr. Jay Frohwirth ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Carlson Mr. Don Gardner Mr. and Mrs. John Carrigg ‘60 Mr. Guenther Gartner ‘71 Ms. Kathleen A. Cepelka Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gemeinhardt ‘52 Mrs. Mary L. Cesarz ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gerger ‘67 J.A. Chmielewski Mr. Peter A. Gericke Dr. and Mrs. John Christianson Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Gerlach Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cira ‘52 Mr. Donald L. Gilbert ‘53 Class of 1974 Mrs. Marion Gitz ‘48 Mr. James R. Coenen Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Glaser ‘55 Mrs. Catherine Collins ‘60 Mrs. Janet Gleaves ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Collins ‘49 Ms. Therese M. Gluckstein Mrs. Celwynne Conell ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Gorecki

Mr. Dennis A. Gorecki ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome S. Gorski ‘51 Mr. Rolland W. Graf ‘54 Great Northern Corporation Mr. David A. Greco ‘78 Mrs. LaVonne L. Groff ‘48 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Grospitz Mr. and Mrs. James H. Haberstroh Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Haislmaier Mr. Patrick J. Hall ‘59 Dr. Walter Handzlik D.D.S. ‘51 Mr. Richard J. Harder ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris Jr. Ms. Tricia Harris Ms. Carol L. Harthun ‘60 Mrs. Cecilia M. Hawley ‘50 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hebein ‘57 Dr. John M. Hecher ‘58 Mr. Eugene Heil ‘43 Mr. Lawrence Held ‘55 Mr. Dennis Hennessey Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Hentzen Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Heun ‘71 Mr. Joseph Heywood Hickory Farms Mr. William M. Hienz Rev. Jerome Higgins O.F.M. Capuchin Mr. Fred A. Hoepfl ‘60 Mr. Gerald J. Hoffmeister ‘52 Mr. Chad Hofmann Mrs. Lucille B. Hornung ‘50 Dr. John T. Hotter Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hovland ‘65 Mrs. Jacquelyn Hovorka ‘48 Mr. Christopher Huth ‘67 Dr. and Mrs. Terrence A. Inda ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jaeckel Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Janzer Ms. Erica P. John Ms. Paula N. John, Esq. Mrs. Geneva Johnson Mrs. Mary U. Johnson ‘55 Mr. Don Jones Ms. Joan E. Kastenholz ‘75 Mrs. Margaret M. Kazmierczak ‘56 Mr. John Keber ‘76 Mr. William J. Kentnich Mr. Gary Kerns ‘70 Ms. Patricia A. Kiefer Mr. Robert F. Kirst Esq. Mr. Ken Klatkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kliesmet ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Klisch ‘61 Mr. Ted Knap ‘36 Mr. Bernard Knuese ‘53 Ms. Eileen Koester ‘48 Ms. Mary E. Kolanko ‘57 Mrs. Jean Kolo ‘52 Mrs. Margaret Konet ‘64 Mr. Leonard Koronkowski Ms. Tonia Kountz ‘58 Dr. Robert Kowalski ‘49 Mrs. Eileen M. Krall ‘70 Ms. Mary W. Krohn ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Krueger ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Kubiak

Mr. Thomas Kubiak ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Kucharski ‘66 Mrs. Cindy Kuhs Ms. Jennifer La Crosse Mr. Roger Lahm ‘55 Mr. Richard A. Lambert ‘58 Mr. Robert A. Leack Ms. Dorothy F. Lee ‘54 Mr. Richard Leising ‘57 Ms. Christine A. Lenske ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. LePine Ms. Katherine H. Leppla Ms. Elizabeth Levar Mr. James A. Lewis ‘76 Mr. Vincent J. LoCoco Dr. and Mrs. James P. Loftus Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Lorsung ‘56 Mrs. Barbara J. Lucas ‘52 Mrs. Mary Lucas ‘50 Mr. Robert C. Lucht ‘62 Mrs. Charlotte Ludorf ‘51 Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Luther ‘53 Ms. Marilyn J. Magnuski Markel Corporation Rev. Erwin H. Matt ‘45 Mr. and Mrs. E. Michael McCann Mr. Denis J. McCauley ‘79 Mrs. Elizabeth S. McDermott ‘47 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. McDermott Mrs. Carol McEnerney ‘57 Mr. Donald P. McGee ‘58 Mrs. Roberta Mehler ‘64 Mrs. Rosemary A. Verbanac Melichar ‘49 Mr. Russell H. Meyer ‘43 Mrs. Patricia Michiels ‘47 Mr. and Mrs. James B. Miller ‘49 Mr. Robert J. Misey ‘41 Mr. Roger J. Mohr ‘49 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Monday Mrs. Carol E. Montoto ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Moore ‘51 Mr. Thomas Moriarty ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Muenzberg ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Murphy ‘70 Mr. Frederick A. Muth Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Neal ‘64 Ms. Heather Nelson Mr. Mark P. Nicolini Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Norris Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey P. O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Malley ‘54 Ms. Agnes Obst ‘60 Mrs. Mary V. Oelstrom ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. James Olinger ‘48 Mr. Jeffrey Olson ‘77 Mrs. Barbara Orlando ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ostopowicz Mrs. Carole Panaro ‘49 Mr. Richard A. Panella ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Patrick ‘70 Ms. Kathleen Paul ‘57 Mrs. Loyola Pawlowski ‘50 Mr. Jerome J. Pelczynski ‘61 Ms. Barbara A. Pelton Mr. Richard Penoske Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perszyk ‘72

Mrs. Margaret R. Petersen Mr. Brady Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Pipp ‘55 Mr. Robert T. Plum ‘69 Mr. William G. Polakowski ‘52 Ms. Mary Ann Poole ‘54 Mrs. Mary J. Powalisz ‘50 Ms. Patricia Prpish ‘68 Mrs. Veronica Pruhs ‘60 Mrs. Diane S. Pugal ‘66 Rev. John Pulice Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quinn ‘61 Mrs. Melissa Radmer Mr. Charles Rehberg ‘64 Mrs. Patricia J. Reuter Mr. James D. Riddell Mr. Robert A. Riegler ‘66 Mr. Thomas E. Riegler ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Rinaldi Mrs. Dolores Rizzo ‘47 Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Roettgers Mr. Bob Rogalinski Mr. Michael S. Romans ‘71 Mr. Gary Rosynek ‘69 Ms. Carol B. Rouiller ‘48 Mrs. Patricia Ruetz ‘57 Ms. Jean M. Rutkowski ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Salza ‘60 Ms. Clara Satorius Mr. and Mrs. Dirk W. Sattler ‘56 Mrs. Sharon Sattler Mrs. Kathleen R. Saunders ‘54 Saz’s Mr. and Mrs. John G. Schickert ‘62 Mrs. Mary Ann Schieble-Harpster ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. Dave Schinker Ms. Carol Schlehlein Ms. Rebecca A. Schloer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Schmid ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Schmidt ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Schmidt Mrs. Judith R. Schmidt ‘58 Mrs. Kathryn A. Schmidt ‘59 Mr. Paul J. Schmidt Mr. Donald H. Schmitt Mr. Fred Schmitz ‘53 Mr. Peter J. Schneck ‘60 Mrs. Ruth Schneider ‘46 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schommer ‘51 Mr. and Mrs. Jon R. Schrandt Drs. Brian and Jennifer Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Schroeder ‘53 Ms. Joan Schroeder Mr. John M. Schueller ‘65 Mrs. Leroy Schueller ‘36 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schueller ‘79 Mr. Kenneth Schwaerzler ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Seibel Mr. and Ms. Paul A. Seifert Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Sells ‘59 Ms. Letricia Shorter Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Shult Dr. Mary A. Siderits ‘53 Mr. James F. Siegner ‘65 Mrs. Mary P. Simon ‘67

Bishop Richard J. Sklba Mr. and Mrs. James J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sobczak ‘59 Mrs. Diane Sobotik ‘56 Society of the Divine Savior Mr. Daniel Sougstad ‘54 Rev. Gregory M. Spitz St. Benedict the Moor Alumni Association Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Staffaroni ‘75 Mrs. Patricia A. Steffek ‘55 Mr. Dennis Steinert ‘50 Mr. Louis Sticks Mr. Joseph A. Stoll ‘36 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Suminski ‘54 Mr. Neil Sutschek ‘67 Mr. Thomas H. Swiderski ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Taibl ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Tauer ‘73 Sr. Mary Claude Telderer O.S.F. ‘40 The Schoenauer Family Foundation Ms. Janice J. Thimmesch ‘60 Ms. Barbara Tillman Mr. John Trinitapoli ‘64 Mr. John R. Troka ‘55 Mrs. Catherine Van Domelen ‘61 Mr. Joe Veierstahler Mr. and Mrs. Elio Vicenzi ‘46 Ms. Susan H. Vielbig Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Wachs Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Wagner ‘46 Mrs. Kathryn Walden ‘62 Mr. Jeronald Waldschmidt ‘58 Mr. John Waldschmidt ‘52 Mrs. Eileen M. Weber ‘59 Ms. Mary A. Weber Mrs. Annabelle J. Weggel ‘45 Ms. Mary K. Weigel Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Weiss Mrs. Esther Weitekamp ‘48 Mrs. Anne Weitenbeck ‘70 Mr. David P. Werner Mr. Richard J. Wetter ‘50 Mr. Todd Willems Mr. Moses A. Williams Mr. John A. Willmsen ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. David Wimmer ‘57 Wisconsin Seasoning Merchants, Inc. Mrs. Penelope Woodcock ‘63 Fr. Donald J. Wright ‘51 Mr. Adolph A. Wuester Yuhas Graphics Mr. John Zader ‘79 Mr. Mike Zblewski Mr. Brian D. Zelinski ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ziemer ‘63 Mr. Richard A. Zimmer ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Zimmermann ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Zinecker ‘59

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FOR SUPPORTING

MESSMER

“The thing I will remember most about Messmer is the real happiness that exists among students and teachers. People are glad to be at Messmer. I have had many people ask me about the sprit of happiness and wonder about its source.”

--Former Principal, Fr. Paul Esser in his farewell address to Messmer’s student body in our school newspaper, The Foursquare, pg. 2, April 24, 1970.

Fr. Esser passed away in the winter of 2015 and was so touched by the spirit and people at Messmer during his short time that he chose to make an impactful gift to Messmer Catholic Schools in his estate planning.

You can help support Messmer by shopping on amazon.com.

Please consider another way to support Messmer Catholic Schools every time you shop at amazon.com. The program is called AmazonSmile and it is used in conjunction with the amazon.com website.

Simply go to our website (www.messmerschools.org) and click on the words ‘get started’ on the AmazonSmile link on our homepage. Then click the ‘start shopping’ link and you will see the regular Amazon.com website where you can purchase your item(s). Each time you shop this way (through the AmazonSmile link on our website), Amazon donates money to Messmer.

If the product(s) you wish to purchase qualifies for the program, the page will say “Eligible for AmazonSmile donation” in the description of the product. Note: not every item available for purchase on amazon.com is eligible for the AmazonSmile program.

AmazonSmile is a simple and automatic way for you to support Messmer Catholic Schools and it links directly to your current Amazon account.

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INSIDE MESSMER TODAY

MESSMER HIGH SCHOOL

PARTNERS IN PILGRIMAGE

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ust a few short weeks ago, twenty Messmer High School students were able to join in the historic visit of Pope Francis to the United States for the World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia.

They traveled as pilgrims, and experienced the many blessings of a prayerful journey to be with Pope Francis. The theme of Pope Francis’ visit was “Love is our Mission,” and the pilgrims were able to explore the meaning of this call as they enjoyed making new friends, learned about themselves through prayer, and experienced spiritual renewal

through receiving Pope Francis’ blessing and in the celebration of Mass.

The Messmer pilgrims are a friendly and gregarious bunch who made friends everywhere they went!

They made friends while on the subway with women from Portugal, with the military personnel who were keeping them safe, with a priest from New Jersey, with people singing Spanish praise songs in the subway line, and with a church group from Poland. The pilgrims even participated in a

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street art exhibit about love and made connections by learning to use one’s voice in a positive way. It was appropriate that the trip was called “Partners in Pilgrimage” as our Messmer pilgrims built friendships with students from our partnering schools of Pius XI and Catholic Memorial High School.

As any pilgrim can attest, there are certain challenges that typically accompany a pilgrimage.

There is an element of the unknown and of not knowing exactly what each day will bring. There can often be discomfort from walking long distances and standing on one’s feet for long periods of time. And depending on the experience, interacting with crowds of strangers can certainly unleash a variety of interpersonal experiences! Our pilgrims were fortunate enough to experience each of these challenges… and were called to reflect on them prayerfully.

Each of these challenges presented an opportunity for the pilgrims to learn about themselves, their relationship with others, and to consider how they could respond in a loving manner, since the call of Pope Francis was that, “Love is our Mission.”

For most of our pilgrims, a culminating experience of the pilgrimage occurred when we were able to be in the presence of Pope Francis. The energy of the crowd as we awaited his arrival in the Popemobile was intense! We were finally able to see him, from only about 15 feet away, and we were amazed and blessed by the experience! Then, at Sunday’s Mass, as a Messmer family, we were able to receive Eucharist that was consecrated directly by Pope Francis. As one student noted, [the pilgrimage] “brought me closer to my Messmer family, and it made me realize more that we are all blessed. Most of all, it made me appreciate life and people.” It was truly an emotional, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be a part of Pope Francis’ first visit to the United States, to receive his blessing, and to live out the meaning of the phrase, “Love is our Mission.”

The Story Continues Online | Check out our full pilgrimage photo album on our Facebook page

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STEM into Action

Building2Learn Initiative Launches Boats – and Dreams

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essmer Catholic Schools put STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) education into action this fall at the Building2Learn boat launch.

Students, parents, Building2Learn consortium leaders, and community leaders met on the banks of the Menomonee River Tuesday, September 30, to celebrate the culmination of the All Hands Boatworks program. This initiative emphasizes the importance of learning practical trade skills. Students from Messmer and several other schools spent part of their summer learning carpentry basics and building their own boats, applying math and teamwork skills along the way. The Building2Learn consortium made it possible.

A partnership between Messmer, All Hands Boatworks, and other area schools and nonprofits, Building2Learn was founded to offer programs and experiences to augment STEM lessons students are learning in the classrooms. The goal is to introduce students to career possibilities they may not have otherwise considered.

The September boat launch ceremony celebrated both the skills these students had acquired, and the students themselves.

“It all goes back to STEM,” said Susie Falk, founder of The Falk Group PR and longtime friend of Messmer. “It’s where the good-paying jobs are. The STEM career options are as numerous as the jobs are rewarding.”

“Today is not just about launching boats; it’s about launching hopes and dreams for these kids,” echoed Bill Nimke, founder and president of All Hands Boatworks. “They are capable of accomplishing far more than they think they can.”

Community leaders from Keep Greater Milwaukee Beautiful and Marquette University joined in on the celebration, acknowledging the value of STEM education.

Marquette University president Dr. Michael Lovell thanked the Building2Learn partners and sponsors. “You’re investing in our future, and I know with activities like this, we will have a very bright future,” he said.

The ceremony concluded with a christening of the boats, and a sparkling cider toast! Then, Messmer students officially launched the five handmade boats.

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The Story Continues Online | Check out a video of our boat’s christening on our YouTube page

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MHS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Ken Klatkiewicz: In His Own Words

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or Messmer High School Athletic Director Ken Klatkiewicz, it isn’t so much about wins and losses, points and statistics; he is more interested in the specific strengths, ambitions and emotional needs of the individual student.

“I think other school districts view it as an extracurricular activity, and that is secondary to us.

You are here as a student, and once you accomplish your daily duties as a student, then the privilege of becoming an athlete is afforded to you.”

“Wins and losses are great, but we deal with so many variables in society, in home life situations, that will factor into wins and losses and dedication and focus. So it can’t always be about that,” said Klatkiewicz. “There are other things I worry about.

You want to see the participation numbers go up.

You want to make sure the kids are having fun.”

Klatkiewicz began his career at Messmer 10 years ago as a guidance counselor. With a bachelor’s degree in social work and a Master’s in school counseling, he has always enjoyed working with students, helping them find their own strengths.

Klatkiewicz, who also serves as associate dean of students, focuses on eligibility – meaning, he keeps his athletes on track academically. “[Messmer has] a 2.0 GPA minimum, from your freshman to your senior year. We view participation in sports as a privilege. It is not something simply given to you because you are enrolled here,” said Klatkiewicz.

That academic emphasis is just one thing that differentiates Messmer from other schools in the district.

“My career has been focused on the students sitting right in front of me,” said Klatkiewicz. “The work that is done in the classroom – I couldn’t do what teachers do. I couldn’t do what administrators do.

That’s just me. But in dealing with the student and in helping them find their strengths – whether those strengths be in the classroom or preparing for their future or on the athletic playing field – is what my niche is.”

For the past three years, Klatkiewicz has been head basketball coach for Messmer. Making the move from part-time coach to full-time athletic director has been smooth for him because, he said, “in both roles, I basically get students refocused throughout the day.” That day looks different hour-to-hour, but as athletic director, Klatkiewicz manages everything

STAFF PROFILE program mean that his students are more than athletes – they are future leaders.

from practice schedules to bus pick-ups; gym set-up to coaching meetings; concession stand volunteers to game referees. Moreover, he attends almost every home game and many away games. It’s all worth it for Klatkiewicz, who is motivated by his students’ dedication and team-oriented attitudes.

“For our students, being involved in something bigger than themselves, representing their school, being able to have a jacket or a warm up or a team jersey – they are proud of those things,” said Klatkiewicz. “They enjoy being able to represent their school, and work hard for that. They get an understanding of competition, but when the game is over, they want to shake hands with the other team and say that they gave their best effort. Win or lose, they know they’re doing it for something other than themselves.”

That sort of motivation is music to Klatkiewicz’s ears. He and his coaching team are primarily concerned with the life skills that are woven into athletic drills. They think of it as building the true “complete athlete.”

“Athletics give these kids a different kind of mindset,” Klatkiewicz said. “These kids are different. They’re different not because they’re better, but athletes are expected to go to class, to get their homework in and somehow they’re supposed to squeeze in another 15-20 hours that a normal student doesn’t have to do. It helps these students on so many levels, be it in learning leadership skills or social skills. It gives them time to focus on them and a chance to determine their strengths and weaknesses so when they leave in in four years, they are better prepared to get a job, go to college, join the military, because they are more self aware.

We at Messmer do it better than most.

“...dealing with the student and in helping them find their strengths – whether those strengths be in the classroom or preparing for their future or on the athletic playing field – is what my niche is.”

Ken Klatkiewicz

“Personal skills are built into the game. Students learn to be disciplined and self-aware,” said Klatkiewicz. “Many of our kids have also taken the attitude of ‘I want to play basketball, and in order to play basketball, I need to stay in shape.’ So they understand that they should do cross country in the fall in order to be ready for the basketball season.

We are seeing that whole mindset of the student being a ‘complete athlete’ in every sense of the word.”

And according to Klatkiewicz, Messmer does this exceptionally well. The academic eligibility requirement combined with the self-awareness and self-disciplined required to succeed in the athletic

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DID YOU KNOW 2016 WILL MARK THE 90TH ANNIVERSARY OF MESSMER HIGH SCHOOL?

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Messmer Catholic Schools In 2000, Messmer added a K-8 In 1926, at the request Monsignor

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George Meyer and with the approval of Archbishop Sebastian Messmer, Messmer High School (originally known as Diocesan High) was opened as the first archdiocesan high school in Milwaukee.

The school grew to over 1,200 students during the 1940s (using two shifts of students) until enrollment declined to less than 300 students in the mid1980s. In 1984, the archdiocese decided to close the school. Later that year, the group of parents, friends, and alumni re-opened the school as an independent Catholic high school. Starting with an initial enrollment of 115 students, the high school has rebounded to over 700 students in 2015, the most since the early 1980s.

Messmer High School has received national and international attention for its ability to help students of diverse ethnic, social, and religious backgrounds succeed. As the first religious school to apply and be accepted into the Milwaukee Parental School Choice Program in 1992, Messmer has continued to be a national leader in educational reform. Visitors from around the United States and from around the globe regularly visit the school, and the Messmer story has been told in numerous

Catholic elementary school, known as Messmer Preparatory Catholic School. Then in 2007, Messmer, at the request of the archdiocese, added two more grade schools that would become known as St. Rose and St. Leo Catholic School.

These elementary schools, along with Messmer High School, form Messmer Catholic Schools, the first independent Catholic school system in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Student enrollment at Messmer High School, Messmer Preparatory Catholic School, and St. Rose and St. Leo Catholic School now totals approximately 1,600 students.

Messmer has consistently had an extremely high graduation rate, with more than 85% of graduates attending two- or four-year colleges across the United States. Daily attendance at the high school is regularly 95% or higher.

The strength of Messmer Catholic Schools lies not in the beauty of its architecture, but in the lives of the 1,600 students and more than 10,000 alumni. It is this strength and stability that form the true cornerstone of this institution and upon which our greatest achievements are built.

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PORTRAITS IN LEADERSHIP

Today’s Readers; Tomorrow’s Leaders

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early 250 guests gathered at the Wisconsin Club in downtown Milwaukee Monday, October 26, to celebrate this year’s Messmer Catholic Schools’ Portraits in Leadership honorees.

This year, award winners were recognized for their community leadership and their support of literacy education for greater Milwaukee and, specifically, Messmer students.

Messmer President Jim Piatt, along with honorary chair Dr. Joan Prince, Vice Chancellor of UW-Milwaukee, congratulated Cecelia Gore ‘76 (executive director, Milwaukee Brewers Community Foundation), Dan McKinley (president and CEO, PAVE) and Dr. Mary Meehan (president, Alverno College) as the 2015 Portraits in Leadership honorees.

Literacy was, indeed, the word of the night – vintage library books decorated each table and Messmer students of all ages drew hand-made cards illustrating their favorite books. Messmer High School students greeted guests and shared stories of how reading impacted their lives.

The Story Continues Online | Meet our award winners on our YouTube page

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MAY THE SOULS OF THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED

REST IN PEACE The Messmer Catholic Schools’ family extends condolences to those grieving the loss of a loved one.

1930s Anna Guagliardo (nee Anzia) ’30 on June 16, 2015 Elizabeth Angsten (nee Gutmann) ’39 on Sept. 8, 2015

Jeanette Heinritz (nee Barczak) ’52 on August 8, 2015 Marilyn Schrank (nee Zartner) ’52 on July 10, 2015 Marilyn Burns (nee Adameak) ’53 on July 12, 2015 Kathleen Martynski (nee Doherty) ’53 on July 3, 2015

1940s

Thomas McGehee ’53 on August 21, 2015

Alice Foley (nee Smith) ’41 on September 3, 2015

Richard Wittig ’54 on July 17, 2015

Frank Hoeffler ’42 on June 1, 2015

Mary Setterlun (nee Prill) ’55 on July 14, 2015

Lorraine Delikat (nee Kay) ’43 on July 31, 2015

Mario Carini ’56 on July 7, 2015

Caroline Kmiecik (nee Flander) ’43 on Sept. 22, 2105

Patricia Ware (nee Hopp) ’56 on October 7, 2015

Patricia Posnanski (nee McFadden) ’43 on Oct. 10, 2015

Sr. Joanne Marie Zavadsky ’56 on July 8, 2015

Dolores Stroika (nee Kozminski) ’44 on July 15, 2015

Estelle Schlote (nee Lipenski) ’57 on July 4, 2015

William Dankert ’45 on August 22, 2015 Vivian Kolb (nee Hirschboeck) ’45 on July 14, 2015 James Sweeney ’46 on August 5, 2015 Doris Hurley (nee Podjaski) ’47 on September 11, 2015 Cecilia Clementi (nee Weis) ’48 on May 31, 2015 Dolores Keleske ’48 on September 5, 2015 Barbara Nealon (nee Sherburne) ’48 on July 5, 2015 Helen Gross (nee Rosenberger) ’49 on October 11, 2015 James Susedik ’48 on July 2, 2015 Jerome Braier ’49 on July 2, 2015

1950s LeRoy Gerlach ’50 on July 16, 2015 John Leising ’50 on October 9, 2015 Mary McGee (nee Muehlbauer) ’50 on July 9, 2015 Greg Nead ’50 on June 29, 2015 William A. Berg ’51 on June 3, 2015 Joan Cerletty-Richter (nee McKernan) ’51 on Feb. 14, 2015 Alvin Hahm ’51 on September 18, 2015

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Kathleen Prasser (nee Mulholland) ’53 on June 6, 2015

1960s Pauline Harris ’60 on November 12, 2014 Kenneth R. Becker ’63 on July 19, 2015 Nancy Ambacher (nee Piotrowski) ’64 on May 18, 2015 Lawrence Pierzchalski ’64 on July 29, 2015 Mark Simonz ’65 on August 14, 2015 Thomas Blend ’69 on July 1, 2015

1970s Cynthia Zielinski (nee Nemeth) ’75 on September 6, 2015 Robert G. Jackson ’78 on June 4, 2015

1990s Corey Morgan ’91 on June 15, 2015

2015

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

DECEMBER

JANUARY

9

HS Christmas Concert (6pm)

16-18

HS Exam Week

15

MPCS Christmas Concert (6pm)

17

SRSL Christmas Concert (6pm)

4

2nd Semester Starts

21 -Jan.1 Winter Break

WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU AT MANY OF THESE EVENTS.

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MILWAUKEE, WI PERMIT NO. 4764

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