Spring 2016 Messmer Today

MESSMER CATHOLIC SCHOOLS

MILWAUKEE,WISCONSIN

KNOWLEDGE. FAITH. LEADERSHIP.

VOLUME 50, ISSUE 2 OF 3

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A MESSAGE INSIDE FROMMESSMER THE PRESIDENT TODAY

Dear Friends of Messmer,

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MESSMER CATHOLIC SCHOOLS BOARD OF DIRECTORS John Scheid Chair William Otto ’74 Vice Chair Patrick Byrne Secretary Kathy-Ann Edwards Treasurer Mikel Holt Dr. William Hughes Robert Monday Lisa Pendergast Rev. Warren Sazama, SJ

MESSMER TODAY CONTRIBUTORS Lisamarie Arnold Kris Bartels Mike Bartels Mike Brauer ‘80 Laura Hancock Peter Herr Chad Hofmann Margie Kaczmarek ‘70 Erin Kelly Diane Nuskiewicz Jim Piatt 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

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A Day in the Life: Bishops Today

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Bishops in Action: Serving Those Less Fortunate

Building Community: Carnival Open House

Messmer High School: Visiting the Windy City

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90 Years The First Three Decades

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In Memoriam

MCS Board of Directors Messmer Athletics: 2015 Athletic Hall of Fame

“Sometime in your life, you will meet someone from Messmer.”

A short time ago, one of our alumni shared this sentiment in reflecting on her experience as both a graduate and as a member of the larger community. I suspect many of you understand exactly why she said this. We frequently meet people in all sorts of places and from all walks of life who attended--or know someone who attended--Messmer.

In this issue of Messmer Today, we invite you to meet Messmer again. Meet us at our three campuses, where we faithfully serve nearly 1,700 students in grades K4-12. Take a look at what our students are up to on page 4 (A Day in the Life) and page 7 (Visiting the Windy City).

We invite you to meet us in the workplace, and in the boardroom. I invite you to meet Messmer’s Board of Directors, including our new officers: Kathy-Ann Edwards, Treasurer, Bill Otto ‘74, Vice Chair, and John Scheid, Chair. Join me in congratulating Director Mikel Holt on page 10! We encourage you to meet us online and in our various communities small and large, joining with your former classmates celebrating your time together at Messmer.

Learn about our shared history on page 8 (“90 Years – The First Three Decades), honor our deceased alumni on pages 13 and 14, and meet our new Alumni Engagement Coordinator, Lisamarie Arnold (wife of Dave ‘81 and sister-in-law of a number of Messmer graduates) on page 10.

We meet, no matter what and no matter where, in the living out of our own vocations, family and friends, and in the sacraments and traditions that ground Catholic education. It is a knowledge that strengthens our mission anew every day.

Thank you for your continued prayers, support and enthusiasm for Messmer Catholic Schools.

Sincerely,

Jim Piatt President ABOUT THE COVER Our Messmer High School students serve the community by partnering with Milwaukee’s Habitat for Humanity. Read more about our focus on service on page 5.

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BUILDING COMMUNITY

CARNIVAL OPEN HOUSE

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ore than 1,000 people visited our elementary school campuses – St. Rose and Messmer Preparatory – during two February open house events. This was no ordinary open house – aside from the usual informational sessions and building tours, our open houses featured a bouncy house, face painting, games, prizes and more. Don’t worry – if you missed the fun, join us in reliving it here!

A DAY IN THE LIFE

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hen you’re serving nearly 1,700 students on three campuses, a lot is happening on any given day (like learning to build and share together, writing about historical leaders for Black History Month and practicing multiplication skills). Take a peek inside Messmer Catholic Schools!

The Story Continues Online | Check out more photos from our Carnival Open House on our Facebook page!

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SERVING THOSE LESS FORTUNATE people with disabilities or families with small children carry their trays and get their food.

Messmer junior Catera Hubbert said, “I like to feel like I’m helping someone else – I would want someone to do that for my family if we needed it.”

The extra-curricular service group at Messmer High School is known as the Tablesetters. This group seeks to live the Gospel message of “Love Thy Neighbor.” The team meets weekly after school and each month they examine a different principle of Catholic Social Teaching. In January, the Tablesetters did a baby bottle collection where students and their families could fill up empty baby bottles with change and it was then donated to the Women’s Care Center.

BISHOPS IN ACTION

SERVING THOSE LESS FORTUNATE

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n the Catholic Church, the traditional emphases of the Lenten season are prayer, fasting and almsgiving. However, there is one tenet of the Catholic Church that knows no season – service.

The students of Messmer Catholic Schools are taking the principle of service and ‘running with it.’

They are getting hooked on helping others – and it is changing their lives.

Mrs. Laura Hancock is the Director of Campus Ministry at Messmer High School. According to

Laura, service opportunities – particularly the offcampus opportunities – are in high demand. “I have to turn students away because too many sign up.

There is always a wait list – Every. Single. Time.”

One of the long-standing service opportunities offered to Messmer High School students is volunteering at St. Ben’s Community Meal.

Between six and nine Messmer High School students visit St. Ben’s twice a month. They refill beverages, distribute hand sanitizer, and help

In February, ten of our students volunteered at Habitat for Humanity. They worked on the construction of a home by doing painting, sanding, etc. For safety reasons, Habitat for Humanity only permits ten volunteers per shift.

Within two days of passing out the permission slips, Mrs. Hancock had already received 14 permission slips, with at least five more promised for the next day. Hancock states, “The first time students volunteer, they are very nervous. And after that first time, they can’t get enough. Our students are transformed by the work they are doing.”

“Service shows how God will change you and put you in certain places at certain times with certain people.” Messmer junior Neyah Thompson said that service “helps her be a better person” and that she is “more grateful” for what she has. “I know that I am sharing love. And God loves that I’m doing that.”

Within the last month, a new service group called the Messmer Missionaries has emerged at the Messmer Preparatory Catholic School campus. Led

by Prep School teachers (who are also MHS alumni) Ms. Shamari Saleem (’08) and Mr. Walter Cullin (’05), this group meets twice a week and seeks to present service opportunities to our middle school students. So far, the Messmer Missionaries are coordinating a school wide clothing drive to donate to St. Ben’s and the Repairers of the Breach. They also plan to create a school newspaper to bring awareness on critical issues such as homelessness, as well as advertise upcoming events in the school year. Future plans include a towel drive and hygiene products drive.

Why are these acts of service so alluring for our Messmer students? The answer is simple – because service to others is changing their lives. Students that serve become more confident and outgoing.

They aren’t afraid to talk in front of people. They want to help others. When asked what acts of service do for her faith, Catera Hubbert answered,

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Our 90th anniversary celebration“officially” begins with the start of the 2016-17 school year. Planning is already underway — watch for details on our website and Facebook page!

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VISITING THE WINDY CITY

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to African-Americans when a local couple organized St. Benedict the Moor Church and School. In 1929, he oversaw the establishment of the Our Lady of Guadalupe Mission for Mexican Catholics. Almost immediately, the school began to grow, and construction of a new school building began during the 1929-30 school year on Capitol Drive in Milwaukee. By 1936, enrollment had increased to 1,015 students. The Messmer Bishops – a name established in 1940 – were making a difference in Catholic education in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.

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n Tuesday, December 1, approximately fifty Messmer High School students ventured to Chicago for a field trip. Messmer teachers Chad Hofmann, Diane Nuskiewicz, Lindsay McFarland and Kim Stein accompanied the students of the Introduction to Business class, primarily sophomores, juniors and seniors.

The students visited the Federal Reserve Bank.

While at the bank, they visited the Money Museum where they viewed historical United States currency and learned to spot a counterfeit bill. They also saw a video about how the Federal Reserve operates and sets interest rates and monetary policies. Finally, the students were able to have their photos taken with $1 million!

After lunch, the students reconvened at the famous Willis Tower. The students went up to the Skydeck where they were able to visit the museum and watch a video on the history and architecture of Chicago. They tested their courage by exploring ‘the Ledge’ – a glass box that extends 4.3 feet out from the Skydeck on the 103rd floor. Our brave students looked straight down to 1,353 feet below – and then happily went back to their bus to return to Messmer!

The Messmer mission and commitment to the city of Milwaukee began well before 1926 – inspiration perhaps initially struck when Sebastian Gebhard Messmer was appointed Archbishop of Milwaukee in 1903. In 1926, he established Diocesan High School – two years later, it would be renamed Messmer High School – on the corner of 1st Street and Burleigh Avenue in Milwaukee.

The school opened with 166 students and was run by one priest and six nuns from the School Sisters of Notre Dame.

It immediately began to share its namesake’s vision and heart for Milwaukee’s immigrant communities. In 1908, Archbishop Messmer approved the first Milwaukee ministry

Throughout the 1940s and early 1950s, Messmer saw further expansion and faced an excellent problem: we were running out of room.

Enrollment reached an all-time high in the 1940s. Two shifts of classes were established to accommodate more than 1,400 students. Eventually, it was decided that no freshmen classes could be admitted, as the upper classmen had nowhere to go in the crowded buildings.

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HIGH SCHOOL UPDATE

Welcoming Our New Alumni Engagement Coordinator Greetings, beloved Messmer Catholic Schools alumni!

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I am thrilled to “meet” you as your new Alumni Engagement and Special Events Coordinator. I am excited to be the link between Messmer Catholic Schools and you, our alumni.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2016 Messmer Catholic Schools Board of Directors John S. Scheid – Board Chair

Investor and Independent Director

William J. Otto (’74) – Vice Chair Executive Vice President, Kalahari Resorts and Convention Center

Kathy Ann Edwards – Treasurer John S. Scheid

Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Patrick J. Byrne – Secretary

Vice President and CFO, Erica P. John Fund

Mikel Holt

Associate Publisher, Milwaukee Community Journal William J. Otto

Dr. William Hughes

Chief Academic Officer, Seton Catholic Schools

Robert Monday

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n February, Messmer Catholic Schools announced exciting changes to our Board of Directors and our Emeritus Board.

Messmer welcomes three new board members: Lisa M. Pendergast, vice president-treasurer at MGIC; the Rev. Warren Sazama, SJ, president of Marquette University High School; and Kathy-Ann Edwards, partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP. Messmer also announced that three of our board members have been appointed officers. John Scheid has been elected chair, William Otto ‘74 has been elected vice chair, and Kathy Ann Edwards has been elected treasurer.

Scheid serves on several public and private company boards of directors and brings to Messmer a wealth of business experience, including 36 years in senior leadership positions at PricewaterhouseCoopers. While there, he led the Global and U.S. Insurance practices through their most significant period of growth, and the merger of Price Waterhouse with Coopers & Lybrand.

Retired Marketing Executive

Lisa M. Pendergast

Vice President-treasurer, MGIC

Rev. Warren Sazama Kathy Ann Edwards

President-Retired as of June 2016, Marquette University High School

Emeritus Board

William Goldammer (’52) Alfred H. Mattacotti (’58) Jeffrey Monday Peter J. Salza (’60), Emeritus Chair

Otto, a ’74 graduate of Messmer High School, is a longtime business executive in the hospitality industry, having served 18 years as president of Marcus Hotels and Resorts, and currently as executive vice president of Kalahari Resorts and Conventions.

Our Board serves the Messmer mission: to faithfully serve 1,700 students in grades K-12 at three campuses. Many thanks to these men and women who share our unwavering commitment to Catholic education and the city of Milwaukee.

Congratulations to Board Member Mikel Holt!

The Wisconsin Black Media Association hosted a wonderful dinner event to honor Messmer Director and past parent Mikel Holt on Sunday, February 21, 2016 at the Wisconsin Black Historical Society.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel columnist James Causey, WBMA President, was the organizer.

Messmer alumni in attendance included: Gerald Hyler MHS ‘79 Darrol Gibson MHS ‘07 (Prep ‘03) Jamila Benson MHS ‘95 Alderman Russel Stamper MHS ‘94 James Methu ‘04 (recent mayoral candidate) Video tributes to Mikel were provided by Joanne Williams (can be seen this week on Channel 10 Black Nouveau) and Charlie Sykes. Tributes were given by given by many others, including Mayor Tom Barrett and Howard Fuller.

Pete Salza, Emeritus Chair MHS ‘60 (pictured with Mikel Holt) and President Jim Piatt were also in attendance.

Congratulations Mikel!

The Messmer Catholic Schools leadership team gratefully recognizes and embraces each of you as vital to its success in carrying forward the deeprooted Messmer mission. Therefore we encourage all alumni to be engaged and invested. In creating my new position, the leadership team is taking that encouragement to the next level.

Let me tell you a little bit about myself. With over 20 years of experience in marketing communications and event planning, my intent is to serve you in supporting the advancement of Catholic education. As a high-school graduate of St. Mary’s Academy, and college graduate of both Mount Mary University and Marquette University, I am personally vested in Messmer’s strong commitment to sustaining the availability of a Catholic education for the children of Milwaukee.

I am proud to be part of the Messmer family through marriage. Dave Arnold (Messmer ’81), and I were married in 1985. We have three children and belong to Holy Family Parish in Whitefish Bay. I look forward to providing you with meaningful volunteer opportunities, enhancing your Messmer Catholic Schools connection and building a strong partnership with you and your fellow classmates.

Please don’t hesitate to contact me with questions or to inquire about events or volunteer opportunities.

Blessings, Lisamarie Arnold Alumni Engagement & Special Events Coordinator

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MESSMER ATHLETICS

Congratulations, Messmer Alumni Coaches!

Two former Messmer Coaches (and graduates of Messmer!) have been recognized in state and national Halls of Fame for their contribution to high school athletics.

Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame Class of 2016

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2015 ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME INDUCTION

he Class of 2015 was inducted into the Messmer Athletic Hall of Fame on June 28, 2015, in a ceremony held at the Wisconsin Club. Former Messmer athletes were nominated and selected based on their achievements on and off their respective playing fields.

Friends, family members and past inductees gathered for cocktails, dinner and the induction ceremony, which particularly honored the accomplishments of Messmer athletes of the 1970s as well as the School Sisters of Notre Dame. Radio personality and Messmer alum Mike McGivern served as our evening emcee.

Since the Athletic Hall of Fame was founded in 1998, 110 men and women have been inducted.

An induction ceremony is held every other year.

Have someone to nominate for the Class of 2017? Email your suggestions to alumni@messmerschools.org.

Congratulations, Messmer Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2015!

T. Michael Holton (’62) Myke Cornelius (’68) Cal Morris (’75) Gerry Adams (’77) Linda Withers (’78) John Zader (’79) Todd Frohwirth (’80) Terry Black (’97)

National High School Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame Class of 2016

Bob Neja

Ron Davies

(Messmer High School and West Bend East High School) Messmer Class of 1952

(Messmer High School and Kenosha Tremper High School) Messmer Class of 1960

Throughout his 10-year career as a basketball coach at Messmer, Bob Neja won two state championships (and placed second and fourth two other seasons). Additionally, his teams won a conference championship and appeared in the state tournament three times. As coach, Neja had the best Class A winning percentage in Messmer history (.699). As a Messmer High School student, he earned six major letters.

Neja excelled as a 2nd Team All-Conference basketball player, a varsity baseball shortstop and a starting football quarterback. Neja continued to excel in college. As a St. Norbert College athlete, he was named MVP for All Sports his senior year, and was named college All-Midwest, All-Catholic. He has been elected to Halls of Fame for St. Norbert College, Wisconsin High School Tennis Coaches and Old-Time Ballplayers Association.

Ron began teaching and coaching football in 1972 at Kenosha Tremper High School.

In 1974 he became the head football coach and from 1979 through his retirement (after the 1992 season) his record was 111 wins and 25 losses. His teams were undefeated WIAA Division I State Champions in 1979, 1980, and 1991. They were State runners-up in 1990 and 1992. In 1980 Ron was named the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Coach of the Year. He was selected as WFCA District Coach of the Year six times and was selected as Milwaukee Sentinel Area Coach of the Year in 1980 and again in 1991. In 1998 he was inducted into the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame.

In 2002 Ron began teaching at his alma mater, Messmer. After a nine-year hiatus from coaching, he was appointed the head football coach at Shorewood/Messmer which had formed a co-op football team in 2001 that had gone winless. Messmer had not fielded a football team for almost 20 years. In Ron’s first year they were able to win three games and had winning seasons in 2004 and 2008, the year he retired from coaching. Three times Ron was awarded High Honorable Mention as CNI Suburban Football Coach of the Year which encompasses Milwaukee area suburban teams.

In 2009 he was honored as Messmer Catholic Schools Alumnus of the Year.

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IN MEMORIAM

MAY THE SOULS OF THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED

Carol Verrier (nee Placzkowski) ’58 on Dec. 23, 2015

REST IN PEACE

Margaret H. Kaczmarek (nee Hetzel) ’59 on Jan. 8, 2016

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

Clarence Steffen ’60 on November 2, 2015

Diane Tews (nee Krebs) ’59 on February 2, 2015

1960s Susan Hohlweck (nee Devereaux) ’60 on Nov. 27, 2015 Yvonne Ramthun (nee Perrin) ’60 on December 15, 2015 Susan Dombrowski (nee David) ’61 on Feb. 12, 2016 Jerome Doolan ’61 on October 14, 2015 Mary Jo Birschbach (nee Schoening) ’62 on Nov. 27, 2015

1930s Joseph Matejicka ’38 on September 7, 2015 Robert Schreiber ’38 on January 2, 2016 Walter Hillmantel ’39 on December 12, 2015

Robert Straszewski ’63 on October 28, 2015 Joseph Fetzer ’48 on December 31, 2015

Salvatore Gagliano ’64 on November 1, 2015

Raymond Fuchs ’48 on January 23, 2016

Mark Darkow ’66 on January 5, 2016

Darrell Holleback ’48 on November 24, 2015

John Johnson ’66 on January 7, 2016

Sylvia Passage (nee Reuter) ’48 on February 9, 2016

Shawneen Marchewka (nee Dewsenberry) ’67

James Schilter ’48 on December 27, 2015

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Andrew Hetzel ’49 on December 1, 2015

Antoinette Hall (nee Stiever) ’67 on July 6, 2015

Ray Prossen ’49 on January 15, 2015

Patricia Szymarek ’68 on October 6, 2015

Rosemary Bell (nee McInnis) ’40 on February 16, 2016

Francis Weis ’49 on February 9, 2016

Ruth Kessler (nee Happel) ’40 on January 23, 2016

Janet Wolski ’49 on January 1, 2015

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Steven Marquardt ’71 on January 4, 2016

James DeBoth ’50 on November 7, 2015

Carol Damato-Draba (nee Klann) ’72 on Dec. 3, 2015

Joan Hanseder (nee Haisler) ’50 on November 25, 2015

Mary Ann Dawson (nee Styer) ’72 on Nov. 10, 2015

Marilyn Kreuser (nee Jewert) ’50 on April 21, 2015

Welmer Lathon ’74 on December 16, 2015

Thomas Larkin ’50 on December 17, 2015

Paul Blackman ’78 on January 31, 2016

John Leising ’50 on October 9, 2015

Kerry Nienas ’78 on September 9, 2015

Joan Rozanski (nee Feltz) ’50 on October 15, 2015

Gerard Turkowitch ’78 on December 10, 2015

Joan Berg (nee Blommer) ’41 on March 17, 2015 Lois Heinen (nee Dapp) ’41 on November 16, 2015 Angeline Jung ’41 on January 27, 2016 Ann Peterson (nee Czerwinski) ’41 on Sept. 25, 2015 Virginia Bonesho (nee Spitz) ’42 on Nov.20, 2015 Beatrice Clifford (nee Helburg) ’42 on Nov. 17, 2015 Betty Kucek (nee Stukenberg) ’43 on November 1, 2015 William C. Miller ’43 on October 26, 2015 Mary Windis (nee Thelen) ’43 on January 17, 2016 Sr. Mary Joelise Restle, SSND ’44 on December 22, 2015 Margaret Woest (nee Rogge) ’44 on November 24, 2015 John H. Zimmermann ’44 on January 1, 2015 Gerald Gleason ’45 on November 3, 2015 Dolores Yoost (nee Wagner) ’45 on February 9, 2016 Dolores Piper (nee Ellman) ’46 on October 30, 2015 Irene Selas (nee Grogan) ’46 on November 29, 2015 Arthur Siedler ’46 on June 12, 2015 Frank Bedard ’47 on August 18, 2015 David Benthal ’47 on January 30, 2015 Edward Braza ’47 on November 13, 2015 Richard Romanski ’47 on November 9, 2015 Ralph Balsley ’48 on November 26, 2015 Robert Derse ’48 on August 8, 2015

Ruth Leising (nee Labiszak) ’51 on October 28, 2015 Nancy Le Gros (nee Treutel) ’51 on December 17, 2015 Diane Wenzel (nee Zimmer) ’51 on September 3, 2015 Earl Blaubach ’53 on January 11, 2016 Corrine Czech (nee Pier) ’53 on November 18, 2015 Bernard Knuese ’53 on November 9, 2015 Gerald Markofski ’53 on January 18, 2015 Beverly Wanty (nee Bojack) ’53 on November 27, 2015 Jane Bludau (nee Jankowski) ’54 on December 30, 2015 Leora Jeffords (nee Mertz) ’55 on November 24, 2015

Richard Romanski MHS ‘47 Oakland Raiders’ equipment manager and MHS athlete Richard (Dick) Romanski passed away on November 9, 2015. Dick worked with the Raiders for over 50 years at the time of his death. During his years as a Messmer Bishop, Dick was ‘all-league’ in football, hockey, boxing, basketball and baseball and he was a Milwaukee All-Star for football. He is a member of Messmer High School’s Athletic Hall of Fame and was a Catholic All-American at St. Norbert’s. He later returned to his alma mater as Assistant Football Coach. Rest in peace, Dick.

Arnold Albrecht ’72 on November 2, 2015

1980s Andre Sherard ’80 on October 7, 2015 Robert “Mr. G” Gottschalk MHS Teacher and Past Board Member on January 5, 2016

John Johnson MHS ‘66 Former NBA and MHS basketball star John (JJ) Johnson passed away at age 68 on January 7, 2016.

Johnson played for the Seattle SuperSonics. He led them to the NBA Finals in 1978-79 and to the NBA championship in 1978-79. Over his twelve year NBA career, Johnson scored 11, 200 points and made two NBA All-Star Game appearances. As a senior at Messmer High in 1966, he led the Bishops’ basketball team to defeat Madison Edgewood 68-46 in the state championship. Under the direction of Coach Bob Neja, Johnson scored 1,493 points during his time at Messmer and he was named All-Conference and AllState first teams. John is a member of Messmer High School’s Athletic Hall of Fame. Rest in peace, John.

Donald Trutwin ’55 on October 28, 2015 Charles F. Becker ’56 on May 21, 2015 Margaret Kazmierczak (nee Schaefer) ’56 on Jan. 12, 2016 George Hecimovich ’57 on January 5, 2015

THE STORY CONTINUES ONLINE | Visit our Facebook page and “like” Messmer to read the stories we shared about John Johnson and Richard Romanski.

Mary Hanks (nee Roubik) ’58 on June 16, 2015

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