2011 Fall - Saint Joseph's College

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DETOUR OF DEDICATION
FALL 2011
Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Jerry McKim ’72 visits
former students during journey to Arizona.
70s SHOW “EMERGENCY” BECOMES REALITY TV
Having chosen to attend SJC, Allen Borck ’80 was
originally a Pre-Med major before his plans took
a detour, and he refocused his course of study to
Education at the junior high/high school level.
CORWIN FOR LAKE BANET
Kathi Corwin ’12 made Lake Banet her personal project for
the summer of 2011, resurrecting a campus resource in need
of some tender loving care.
HANDS OF HOPE ACROSS THE WORLD
Saint Joseph’s College Missionary Outreach (SJCMO)
has found ways to provide assistance to all parts of
the world, from as close as Rensselaer to as far as
Tanzania, Africa.
SERVICE THEN & NOW
Spotlight on alumni, students, faculty, and staff who were or are
engaged in a variety of service opportunities.
HARVEST FEST SERVES UP LESSON IN SUSTAINABILITY
As part of a sustainability effort to take advantage of fresh, locally
grown food, Saint Joseph’s College freshmen prepared a weekly
meal with fresh produce grown in the Learning Garden.
Fall 2011, Volume 69, Number 3
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BASKETBALL SEASON HIGHLIGHTS & PREVIEW
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The men’s and women’s basketball teams opened practice on October 15 as both
teams look to make waves in the competitive Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC).
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS
We recognize and thank all those who contributed
to SJC during the 2010-2011 fiscal year.
Pictured on the cover: Kathi Corwin ’12. Photo credits: Ben Kalinowski ’10, Allyson Lyon ’13, Fr. Tim McFarland, C.PP.S. ’78, James
Saqui, Jean Witherington. Special thanks to Nick Schafer ’03 for editorial contributions.
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Alumni Association
Board of Directors
Officers
Louis Offer ‘69
President
Kara Costa Meyer ‘93
VP for Alumni Relations
Georgia Nagel McKim ‘89
VP for Campus Relations
Kris Costa Sakelaris ‘82
VP for Academics, Recruitment
and Placement
Michael Bauman ‘79
VP for Administration
Kendra Illingworth ‘93
Executive Director
Directors
Edward Balas ‘96
Derek Dabrowiak ‘01
James Deegan ‘59
Edward Feicht ‘71
Jamie Portal Guardi ‘99
Ed Habrowski ‘71
Blaire Henley ‘02
Joe Janusonis ‘95
Jackie Leonard-Tackett ‘95
Stephen Ligda ‘62
George Liggett ‘80
Kelli Costa Lucito ‘90
Stephen Maillet ‘95
Kyle Marburger ‘06
Donna Zimmerman Moran ‘73
James Smalley, MD ‘71
Mark Stasch ‘02
Julie Suhr ‘89
Michael Vallone ‘60
A Fireside Chat
What are the roots of our
service at SJC?
WITH FDR
The roots of service at SJC
are founded in the mission of
the Cincinnati Province of the
Missionaries of the Precious
Blood, who are united by a
bond of charity—caring for
the poor and marginalized
and realizing God’s presence
among those they serve. Back
when the College was young,
the C.PP.S. not only taught,
but left on Saturday afternoon
to travel to parishes in the
region. They would work in the
President Dennis Riegelnegg
parishes celebrating Mass or
whatever needed to be done
and then traveled back Sunday evening. The brothers and nuns did everything necessary
to keep the College fed and running, and the seminarians were taught service from the
time they arrived. Seminarians were assigned to manual labor associated with farm work.
Although those we serve may have changed and even our own campus community looks
different, our obligation to the common good remains the same, whether it is a young
seminarian tending to the farm or a female student hauling firewood at Lake Banet.
Following our Strategic Plan, we are finding ways
”
to build awareness of and incorporate the mission
of the C.PP.S. into our work as we strengthen
“–Mahatma Gandhi
our Catholic identity. Being “more Catholic”
does not mean that we are homogenous
or that we serve only Catholics. We as a
community are becoming more diverse,
but we continue to find ways to faithfully
represent Catholic moral and social
teaching in all of the work we do for
others. We are willing to be flexible and
responsive to changing needs—like the
C.PP.S., who work side-by-side with
the laity—faculty, staff, and students.
Brothers working

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How does SJC fulfill its mission through service?
As an institution of higher education, service to students is our top
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priority, as it always has been. However, we also strive to serve the
common good, and preparing students to respond effectively to
the challenges of such a social mission requires a special kind of
–Matthew 25:35-36, 40
curriculum. We provide them with the resources they need and
give them specialized training. But how do we build their capacity
for social mission? How should we serve those who serve others? We teach students to collaborate with others who
share the same goals, but teaching is not the whole story. Although service may often be a community activity, it stems
from a strong sense of personal responsibility. It requires a certain level of maturity to develop the inner understanding
that enables one to give selflessly, to live a life outwardly focused. In order to fulfill our role as an institution that serves
students, we lead by example--and this is where our Catholic identity comes in. Just as we are fiscally responsible, we
are equally socially responsible with the gifts with which we have been entrusted. We advocate for social justice and
empower students to do the same. We demonstrate for them how to tend to human needs, regardless of religious
beliefs.
What does service look like at SJC?
In this issue of Contact, we provide a snapshot of what it means for SJC to “do service.” Just as we and those we serve
have changed over the years, service looks a bit different now than it did 100, 50, or even 20 years ago. What hasn’t
changed is that students, staff, alumni, and faculty find many opportunities at SJC that allow them to share themselves
with those in need, remembering that the most vulnerable members of our community may walk among us.
Service comes in many forms: ministry, military service, community outreach, or nonprofit work. It is manifested in
many different ways at SJC. Whether a donor or Trustee, volunteer in a soup kitchen, lay or ordained minister, staff
member helping on Beautification Day, alumna working with special needs children, or student helping to build a
home for a needy family, the SJC community knows what it means to be “Involved For Life.”
What Do You Want to Know?
Contact Christine Babick Saqui (219.866.6177
or cbs@saintjoe.edu) if you’d like to ask
President Riegelnegg a question, and we
may publish the answers in Contact.
Nuns working in kitchen
Nuns behind Aquinas Hall
Brother in Barbershop
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DEDICATION : Detour of
McKim Visits Puma Educators
Garrison ’11 and McKim ’72 McKim ’72 and Headley ’11 Kennedy ’11 and McKim ’72
When Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Jerry
McKim ’72 learned he’d be going to Arizona, he knew he had
to get in touch with three of his former students. Maureen
Kennedy ’11, Rosie Headley ’11, and Josh Garrison ’11
are elementary school teachers in the Phoenix area.
McKim was the advisor for the three graduates during their
senior year student teaching, and he did not want to pass
up the opportunity to visit them.
“I was traveling to Tuscon with my wife, Georgia ’89,”
said McKim. “Because I worked very closely with these
three graduates, Georgia and I decided to fly into Phoenix
first.”
McKim made it a point to visit not only his former
students, but his close friends. It’s that type of bond that
McKim feels distinguishes SJC’s Education Department
from others.
“There’s something special about the professors at SJC.
It’s the close, personal relationships we develop with our
students. That’s just as much a testament to the quality and
character of the professors as it is to the determination,
attitude, and openness of our students. We go to great
ends to serve our students and expose them to the most
contemporary training in our field, and Josh, Rosie, and
Maureen are perfect examples of what an SJC education
can do for you.”
Garrison teaches at Mountain Vista Middle School
in Queen Creek. He teaches sixth, seventh, and eighth
grade in a self-contained emotional disability classroom.
Although he’s hit some rough patches, he loves every
minute of his time at the school. “Dr. McKim told Maureen,
Rosie and me that he’d visit us eventually, and when I got
the call from him saying he’d be coming to see us, I was
very excited. He was one of the best professors I had at SJC
and helped shape me into who I am today.”
Although school hadn’t started yet, McKim visited all
three of the alumni in their classrooms.
“Their professional preparation and enthusiasm were
complimented by the school administrators who were in
our presence,” said McKim. “Josh, Maureen, and Rosie
all indicated to me that SJC thoroughly prepared them for
their initial teaching positions.”
It was how quickly the three were able to land teaching
positions that truly shows how well SJC readied them for
the future. Headley landed a position at HoHoKam Middle
School in Coolidge after attending a job fair her senior
year, where she was offered a job on the spot. As a special
education teacher, Headley teaches sixth- and seventhgrade
language arts and math. She is also the head coach
of the varsity girls’ soccer team at Coolidge High School
following her playing career at SJC. Headley was also
thrilled to have the McKims visit.
“Dr. McKim played a significant role in getting me to
where I am today, and I will always be grateful for that.”
Headley realizes how SJC has given her an edge. She is
already developing her own language arts curriculum and
has gained the attention and respect of her coworkers.
“My coworkers thought I was much older. I think it was
due to how I present myself and am able to articulate and
communicate my thoughts, all qualities I learned at SJC. I
truly believe the Core Program has a tremendous impact
on my development.”
Maureen Kennedy is also teaching in Coolidge at West
Elementary School. She teaches special education courses
for grades K-5. Kennedy loves her job teaching and serving
as Headley’s assistant soccer coach at Coolidge High
School. “It was great to see a familiar face from SJC and
have him see my first, very own classroom,” said Kennedy.
He and the rest of SJC’s Education Division prepared me
with the resources I need to relate to my students and
make their learning more interactive.”
In his visit, Dr. McKim showed how professors can often
become lifelong friends. Not only do the students see it,
but their employers do as well.

A UNITED ENDEAVOR
Every 10 years we are up for re-accreditation by The
Higher Learning Commission (HLC). The HLC will visit
SJC February 13-15, 2012 to make a recommendation on
reaffirmation of the College’s accreditation. The HLC will
speak to all segments on campus. These interviews are
designed to assess how well we’re fulfilling our educational
mission.
To prepare for this visit, the College conducted a selfstudy,
led by Dr. John Nichols, who devoted a great deal of
time, energy, and effort to this significant undertaking. The
study assessed how well we’re meeting core components
of our mission and the strengths and weaknesses that we
can identify for ourselves. The idea behind the self-study is
to have “no surprises” during the HLC visit.
Saint Joseph’s College will undergo a comprehensive
evaluation visit February 13-15, 2012, by a team representing
The Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of the North
Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Saint Joseph’s
College has been accredited by the Commission since
1950. Its accreditation is at the Master’s degree level and
includes a degree site at one other location, Lafayette,
within the state.
The Higher Learning Commission is one of six accrediting
agencies in the United States that provide institutional
accreditation on a regional basis. Institutional accreditation
evaluates an entire institution and accredits it as a whole.
Other agencies provide accreditation for specific programs.
Accreditation is voluntary. The Commission accredits
approximately 1,100 institutions of higher education in a
nineteen-state region. The Commission is recognized by
the U.S. Department of Education.
For the past year and a half, Saint Joseph’s College has
been engaged in a process of self-study, addressing the
Commission’s requirements and criteria for accreditation.
The evaluation team will visit the institution to gather
evidence that the self-study is thorough and accurate. The
team will recommend to the Commission a continuing
The Higher Learning Commission (HLC) Primer
In 2010-11, five different work groups were formed,
with representatives from all areas of campus. There are
five criteria upon which we are accredited. upon which
we are accredited, such as Mission & Integrity, Teaching
& Learning, and Service. Each group was charged with
gathering data for one of the criteria, with each of the
criteria forming a chapter of a narrative document. This
document underwent a thorough group editing process.
When the chapters became a fairly full draft, they were
sent to the HLC Steering Committee. The final document
was posted online as a .pdf.
At the end of their visit, the HLC will make some
preliminary observations. A full report will follow. The
results will then be announced to the SJC community.
College Invites Public Comments for Upcoming Accreditation Visit
status for the College; following a review process, the
Commission itself will take the final action.
The public is invited to submit comments regarding the
College:
Public Comment on Saint Joseph’s College
The Higher Learning Commission
230 South LaSalle Street, Suite 7-500
Chicago, IL 60604
Comments must address substantive matters related
to the quality of the institution or its academic programs.
Written, signed comments must be received by January 13,
2012. The Commission cannot guarantee that comments
received after the due date will be considered. Comments
should include the name, address, and telephone number
of the person providing the comments. Comments will not
be treated as confidential.
Note: Individuals with a specific dispute or grievance with the institution
should request the separate Policy on Complaints document from the
Commission Office. The Higher Learning Commission cannot settle
disputes between institutions and individuals. Complaints will not be
considered third party comment.
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70s SHOW
“Emergency”
Allen Borck ’80 first became aware of Saint Joseph’s
College through his parish priest. Being from a small
northwest town in Ohio, he knew a large university was
not for him. Having chosen to attend SJC, he was originally
a Pre-Med major before his plans took a detour, and he
refocused his course of study to Education at the junior
high/high school level: “I started in the Pre-Med program.
This was before I met Dr. John Nichols, my first semester
Core 1 instructor, and received a double D. Yes, I did
deserve them. This eliminated medical school from my
future; I also received a C from Dr. Duvall Jones in Biology,
and that started me down the path to my current career.”
When he arrived at SJC, athletic training was in its infancy
at Division II and Division III schools and even more rare
at the high school level. An athletic trainer in high school,
Borck continued this path throughout his career at SJC.
Borck worked on his National Certification as an athletic
trainer through the apprenticeship program under Brad
Smith, A.T.C.: “I believe I was the first student in Saint
Joseph’s College history to receive National Certification
as an athletic trainer under the apprenticeship program.”
As part of the apprenticeship, certification was required in
some type of advanced first aid. He decided to become an
EMT-B, so that, he explains, “I could be like Johnny and
Roy on the 70s TV show ‘Emergency’ (I believe I have now
really dated myself).”
During his years at SJC, his Friday nights as an athletic
trainer were spent on the sidelines of Kankakee Valley
High School football games; after graduation, he did the
same at Rensselaer Central High School. He secured a
teaching position in
a federally funded
program for
disadvantaged
high school
youth that lasted
for about six
months until it
Allen Borck '80
was eliminated when President Reagan was elected. Borck
says, “Teachers were facing lay offs and job eliminations
long before today. I fell back on my second career as an
EMT-B and continued to volunteer as athletic trainer at the
local high school, still searching for a teaching position.”
In 1984, Borck decided that he was probably not going to
find a full-time teaching position, a decision that led him to
enroll in St. Elizabeth Paramedic Training Program at a time
when the paramedic industry was still in its infancy. Borck
graduated in July 1985 and was immediately hired by St.
Elizabeth Hospital to work for their 911 EMS service. Borck
recalls, “I was living my dream. I was a paramedic helping
people. I still lived in Rensselaer and worked for the local
funeral home–based ambulance service. I also assisted in
bringing advanced life support to rural EMS in Rensselaer.”
Fulfilling his strong desire to educate, Borck began
teaching in the Paramedic Program part time in 1989 while
still working full-time as a paramedic for St. Elizabeth
Hospital. In 2002, he became the full-time EMS Education
Coordinator for St. Elizabeth Health.
No longer in its infancy, pre-hospital EMS was being
reevaluated at the national level. The US government
sought a national standard instead of having various state
standards. To this point, no paramedic program was
required to be nationally accredited. In 2006, the EMS
agenda for the future was developed, and Indiana was one
of the states that then required national accreditation for
all paramedic training programs. One of the requirements
of accreditation was the ability of the institution to grant
college credits, not necessarily a degree.
“ ”
- ALLEN BORCK ’80
LEARNING
The world of EMS has evolved in ways that couldn’t have been imagined at its conception.
Thanks to the multitude of classroom opportunities that Saint Joseph’s College is offering
Paramedics in-training, we will be equipped with the knowledge and skills required of this
profession and the liberal education that is so important in today’s society.
- JOSHUA BAIEL, STUDENT IN PARAMEDIC PROGRAM

BECOMES REALITY TV
Since Franciscan St. Elizabeth Health does not grant
college credits and the program was held in Tippecanoe
County, Borck began to explore other local options.
He knew the St. Elizabeth School of Nursing had an
arrangement with Saint Joseph’s College to grant a BSN
degree, so he began to explore this as an option. Would
the College have an interest in the development of an
associate’s degree program off campus?
Uncovering the answer to that question generated many
conversations, emails and phone calls in the summer of
2008 with, Borck says, “None other than Dr. John Nichols,
the professor who, 32 years earlier, had given me a
double D in Core 1 and started me on my career path that
eventually led to instructing paramedic students. It amazes
me how things seem to come full circle.”
They spent more than a year looking at all the options and
possibilities. Borck recalls they decided that development
of an associate’s degree in Paramedic Science was the
best option, especially with the progression of EMS as a
profession: “No better partnership than with my alma
mater—Saint Joseph’s College—and my long-time
employer, Franciscan St. Elizabeth Health.”
The Paramedic Training Program consists of mostly
non-traditional students. There are single parents, married
students with and without children, students who already
have bachelor’s degrees, up to and including students with
master’s degrees looking for a more fulfilling purpose in
life. Most students come from Tippecanoe and surrounding
counties, but anyone certified by the state of Indiana as an
EMT-B is eligible for the Program.
Like many of his students in the Paramedic Program,
Borck is a lifelong learner—he is currently enrolled in a
M.Ed. program. Looking at how the Paramedic Program has
evolved, Borck reflects on his own evolution--the detour
that his career took from what he planned when he started
out 32 years ago. “I wondered on several occasions why I
had chosen Saint Joseph’s College. Would I ever use my
degree? Why did I get Dr. Nichols for Core 1?” The answers
to these questions are revealed in Borck’s philosophy about
life. “I understand and accept God’s plan for my life. Is it
the path I chose? Not exactly, but I have used my education
and experiences gained at Saint Joseph’s throughout my
life. Life is a journey—let it happen.”
Allen Borck '80 (R) and Darrell
Clase (L), EMS Clinical Coordinator,
Franciscan St. Elizabeth Health.
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CorWIN for
At Saint Joseph’s College, students play an active role
in shaping their college experience. They join clubs, play
sports, and make friendships that will last a lifetime. These
are personal accomplishments, and they will always be
remembered by those who achieved them. One student
has made an impact on campus that can be shared by
the entire SJC community, a restoration process that
has brought people together in a setting that is beautiful
and nostalgic. Kathi Corwin ’12, a History major from
Valparaiso, Ind., made Lake Banet her personal project
for the summer of 2011, and she resurrected a campus
resource in need of some tender loving care.
Corwin spent her last two summers working for Mark
Brouwer ’04, SJC’s former Director of Event Services and
current Director of Development. The office is in charge
of coordinating logistics for on-campus events and making
sure the campus facilities are able to support them. It was
clear to Brouwer and Corwin that one campus facility
could stand out as a jewel on SJC’s property with some
investment of resources. It was decided that Corwin would
serve as the Assistant Lake Manager and try to revive it
as a popular attraction and aesthetically pleasing setting.
It would have been difficult for anyone to imagine the
unbelievable turnaround Lake Banet made in just three
months, and Corwin is one of the biggest reasons for its
turnaround.
“Going back to the summer of 2010, I was quite involved
with Lake Banet and the events that were held there,”
Kathi Corwin ’12
said Corwin. “This summer, I expressed interest in lake
management and playing a more active role, and Mark
appointed me to the position.”
Although she was ready to tackle the beautification
project, it was difficult to figure out where to start. Because
she and Brouwer had never managed a lake before, much
of the summer was spent figuring out the best way to go
about the beautification process. There hadn’t been many
resources allocated to Lake Banet in quite some time.
The gardens were overgrown, the guardhouse needed
organizing, and some of the tools needed replacing.
Cleaning up the gardens proved to be very time consuming
and required a lot of labor, including picking weeds and
trimming the nearby trees. The biggest project turned out
to be the new picnic tables purchased.
“We purchased 25 new picnic tables from Stark Truss
Company, Inc. and put them together with the help of the
Office of Institutional Advancement and Marketing. We
then proceeded to stain all the tables before they were
put to use. The whole process took about a month of daily
work.”
One upgrade whose completion Corwin is looking
forward to is the improved electrical capacity at the Lake.
This will allow bands to play there and usher in many
more possibilities for how the space can be utilized. It’s
another step towards Corwin’s goal to increase its visibility
while maintaining the surrounding environment and
encouraging people to visit the Lake and use it for events.

Lake Banet
“
If it wasn’t for everyone pitching in and helping, I
could never have gotten as much work done as I did
this summer. But the work isn’t done yet. There can always
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be something done to improve Lake Banet.
“I want people to know that it’s out there and they can
utilize the space for their needs. Also, I would like people
to be aware of everyone who has helped improve the
Lake. The space is really beautiful and can offer a lot of
possibilities for fun and memorable events.”
Many people have given their time to help improve the
space. Corwin has donated various tools and resources
such as the mulch for the gardens, the edging around five
of the smaller trees, and stain for the picnic tables. She
made a pledge to donate $1,000 worth of equipment in an
effort to make herself a Fellow. The young alumni discount
requires a donation of $1,000 over a five year period.
Corwin is already halfway to making her mark. With all
the time, tools, and energy Corwin has expended at Lake
Banet, people on campus and off have taken notice.
“Years ago, my wife and three kids would spend almost
every Saturday and Sunday swimming at Lake Banet,” said
Steve Roberts, SJC Fellow and owner of Charlie Roberts
Auto Center in Rensselaer. “The kids enjoyed it, and we
always had a great time. We’d just sit, relax, and read a
book and watch our kids grow up. This summer, while
fishing with my good friend Mike Altman, I noticed the new
additions and changes, and it reminded me of how great
Lake Banet is for unwinding and enjoying the outdoors.
This summer, I witnessed the most beautiful sunsets at
Lake Banet.”
SJC Campus Minister Br. Tim Hemm, C.PP.S. ’70 spends
a lot of time at Lake Banet, where he keeps a trailer. He has
been delighted with the improvements made at the Lake.
Early in the school year, Campus Ministry held Chili at the
Lake, where students could come enjoy a good meal in
the outdoors. Br. Tim complimented the picnic benches
and fire pits and expressed gratitude for the facelift given
to the Lake.
“The general atmosphere at Lake Banet is great, and
the group that came to Chili at the Lake had a wonderful
time,” said Br. Tim. We comfortably held a group of 70
people there, and it seemed every one of them enjoyed
their time there.”
The three new fire pits will make for excellent nighttime
entertainment for years to come, and the addition of a
boat ramp has made for easy access to the water for
boaters. Combined with the enlarged swimming area and
new buoys, every aspect of the Lake’s offerings has been
addressed in some way.
“I am blown away by all of the work that has been
done out there. The Event Services Office, which includes
all the lifeguards, together with the Office of Institutional
Advancement and Marketing, got so much accomplished.
If it wasn’t for everyone pitching in and helping, I could
never have gotten as much work done as I did this
summer. But the work isn’t done yet. There can always be
something done to improve Lake Banet,” said Corwin.
As Corwin finishes up her senior year, it’s a certainty that
Lake Banet will do nothing but improve.
Kathi Corwin ’12
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HANDS OF
In thinking about what it means to be a member of
the Saint Joseph’s College community, one word tends to
repeat itself—service. SJC has
long held the belief that service
to those in need is essential to
building loving relationships
with oneself, with God, and
with others. Saint Joseph’s
College Missionary Outreach
(SJCMO) has found ways
to provide assistance to all
parts of the world, from as
close as Rensselaer to as
far as Tanzania, Africa. In Fr.
Leonard Kostka, C.PP.S. ’35
and SJC Professor Emeritus
of History and Philosophy Dr.
H. Don Kreilkamp, the College
has two extraordinary men who have given of themselves
to those in desperate need of hope and love.
SJCMO was started over a decade ago by Fr. Jim
Froelich, C.PP.S. ’51. Fr. Froelich was a Missionary from
SJC who landed in Africa to help start a seminary. While in
Africa, however, he passed away in 1998 of complications
and fatigue from his missionary work with the Tanzanians.
He was the first Missionary from the C.PP.S. to pass away
in Africa, and SJCMO holds an annual event to keep his
memory and project alive—assisting with the work he
helped begin at Saint Gaspar’s College, a major seminary
for the Missionaries of the Precious Blood, in Morogoro,
Tanzania. The C.PP.S. have maintained a strong presence
in Tanzania, as have many other members of the SJC
community. SJC Adjunct Faculty of Foreign Languages Alan
McFarland, a native of Tanzania, has served as Chairman of
SJCMO for the past eight years.
Kreilkamp taught Philosophy for four years at Jordan
University College in Morogoro. He was instrumental in the
formation of the institution, which had a total enrollment of
25 students when he began teaching. The institution now
has close to 1,300 undergraduate students, as well as others
working towards their master’s and doctoral degrees.
Kreilkamp and his wife, Mary Ellen ’75, sacrificed much
in their work in Tanzania through SJCMO, but they have
Don (L) and Mary Ellen Kreilkamp ’75 (center)
with their daughter, Emmy (R), in the salt flats of
the Great Rift Valley in Tanzania.
Hope
no regrets of the time they spent there. After teaching in
Africa, Kreilkamp was unable to return because of health
reasons. Instead of leaving
Morogoro in the rearview
mirror, Kreilkamp set to work
carrying out the mission of
Christ by serving those in
need closer to home. He
leads a weekly Bible study at
Jasper County Community
Corrections and taught various
classes in the Ecclesial Lay
Ministry program at SJC with
the Diocese of Lafayette-in-
Indiana.
One of Kreilkamp’s
accomplishments he is
most proud of is his book
Come, Lord Jesus! which takes an optimistic approach
to John’s Book of Revelation. He is currently working
on a new book, which he hopes to have published by
Salvitorianum Publishing House of Jordan University
College. Salvitorianum published Come, Lord Jesus!
Saint Joseph’s College Missionary Outreach continues to
find ways to support the needy in Africa, especially those
TANZANIA, AFRICA
Capital: Dodoma
Largest city: Dar es Salaam
Official languages: Swahili, English
Population: 43,739,000 (2009 estimate)
Area: 364,898 square miles
Motto: “Uhuru na Umoja” (Swahili) / “Freedom and Unity” (English)

ACROSS THE
in the Village of Hope. Founded by the Adorers of the Blood
of Christ as a response to the area’s AIDS epidemic, the
Village of Hope is located in the center of one of the poorest
regions of Tanzania. The Village houses 140 children who
have AIDS and are undergoing antiretroviral therapy. None
of the children have biological family support. Instead,
they are living in one of the Village’s family dwellings with
adoptive parents and six to eight other children. The Village
also provides assistance to HIV positive children and their
families who live nearby.
In March 2010, the group held a benefit concert featuring
performances by SJC Assistant Professor of Economics
Dr. John Kennedy and Krishanna Baker ’12 of Delphi,
Ind. and Ethan Avina ’12 of Lyons, Ohio. There was also
a performance by Cam’s Trio, a threesome consisting
of Cameron Cullers ’11 of Detroit, Mich., junior Kelso
Daning ’13 of Elkhart, Ind., and Will Orchard, a Rensselaer
PRICE
$16.50
(inc. shipping)
World
resident. The concert generated just under $650 for the
Village of Hope. Sodexo gave students the opportunity
to donate a meal resulting in an $805 contribution to the
Village of Hope.
“Our goal is to raise awareness and find the means
to support people in need,” said James Bertucci ’12, a
member of SJCMO. “There are so many people struggling
in the world, but we can help by doing the little things that
make a difference.”
Saint Joseph’s College has always fostered the idea
of service to those in need. SJCMO has carried through
with the belief that we are all servants of God, and as
His servants, we are to give what we can to further the
mission of SJC and the C.PP.S. It’s this call to service that
has distinguished the SJC community as one that is always
finding ways to better society, whether in Jasper County or
Tanzania.
FR. KOSTKA, C.PP.S. '35 SAYS THE ROSARY
The Holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary
This CD features a special introduction by Fr. Leonard Kostka, C.PP.S. '35, who recites
several rosaries, including Joyful Mysteries, Luminous Mysteries, Sorrowful Mysteries,
and Glorious Mysteries. Music performed by Ned Tonner.
To order, visit the College Store online on the SJC homepage or Facebook.
Read and reflect on the Book of Revelation with Don Kreilkamp’s
book, Come, Lord Jesus! Price: $10 (inc. shipping—
price is $5 each if ordering 10 or more at the College
Store). Available by request from Don Kreilkamp, PO
Box 2383, Rensselaer, IN 47978 or hdkreilkamp@
rhsi.tv.
Proceeds from the CD and
book will be donated to the
poor and needy in Tanzania,
Africa through Saint Joseph’s
College Missionary
Outreach.
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REMEMBERING
9/11
To honor those who lost their lives on September 11,
2001, Saint Joseph’s College held a memorial service
where prayers and reflections were shared. The night
before the anniversary, members of the SJC community
gathered to place mini American flags in the lawn around
Halleck Student Center to represent the number of people
who died in the attacks.
The theme of the service was reconciliation, which
was conveyed in a speech by SJC President Dr. F. Dennis
Riegelnegg. The service also featured prayers, the National
Anthem, a trumpeter for taps, and a time for silence. Buz
Koehler, Chief of the Rensselaer Fire Department, spoke of
the courage the emergency responders displayed during
Adam Ruggles ’12
the attacks, risking
their lives to save
others.
“We knew that
the attacks of 9/11
directly affected
many people and
indirectly affected
all of us,” senior History major James Bertucci ’12 of
Chicago, Ill. said. “This anniversary allows the SJC
community to be in solidarity with the nation and work
towards remembrance and reconciliation.”
THANK YOU • We recognize the Pumas who
have served their country and also those
who fell in the line of duty: World War
II, Korean War, Vietnam, the Persian
Gulf, Iraq, Afghanistan, the 9/11
attacks, or in the line of duty as a
police officer, firefighter or EMT/
paramedic. We honor those
who have given their “last
full measure.”

MARYKATE HRESIL ’15
I love SJC. I have already made so many friends and memories
and am excited about getting involved in things. I’m
really looking forward to Little 500. I’ve heard fantastic
things about it and never got to come down for it because
of school and sports.
I chose SJC because I loved the campus and it felt right going
to a place where so much of my family had gone. I am
choosing Political Science and English as my majors because
I really enjoy the classes and think they will prepare
me for law school adequately. The professors are brilliant!
Loyalty • Tradition • Pride
My mom never pushed SJC on me, but I knew it would
make her happy if I went to a place where she had made
so many fantastic memories and friends. SJC is an awesome
campus and I couldn’t be happier being here!
LEGACY
L to R: Kelly Barrett Hresil ’85,
Mardee Hresil ’08 (MaryKate’s
older sister), MaryKate Hresil ’15
Spotlight
KELLY BARRETT HRESIL ’85
My experience at SJC was great because it is such a small
college. It gives you a one-on-one relationship with your
professors. Also, everyone knew everyone and it was easy
to make friends that way.
I always told my daughters stories about SJC but never
thought that either of them would come here, let alone
both. It was always something I had hoped for but never
would force on them.
I am excited about the memories that MaryKate is going to
make and hope she has just as much fun and makes lifelong
friendships as I did. Also, I hope she takes the mentality
that SJC promotes with her into her future.
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EVENTS
Fall 2011
12/1: Christmas Around the World, Halleck Student
Center Ballroom, 6:00 p.m.
12/3: Gallagher Charitable Society; Winter Formal
12/9: Jazz/Improv/Christmas Show, 7:30 p.m.
12/11: Band: Christmas Concert, 2:00 p.m.
12/12: Pre-Christmas Mass, 9:00 p.m.
12/14: December Graduate Reception
Winter 2012
1/16: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Event; Admissions
Audition Day
1/21: Presidential Scholarship Competition
1/25: Chicago Business Network
1/26-28: Winter Play
1/28: Presidential Scholarship Competition
1/26-29: Kairos 60 Retreat. For more information,
contact Br. Tim Hemm at timh@saintjoe.edu.
Calendar
2/11: Admissions Audition Day; Huhn Scholarship
Competition
2/18: Science Olympiad
2/19: Accepted Students’ Overnight
2/12-29: Phonathon
Women’s Basketball
rock
THE
HOUSE
11/18: Culver Stockton College @ Quincy, Ill., 5:00 p.m.
11/19: University of Arkansas Fort Smith @ Quincy, Ill.,
2:00 p.m.
11/26: Lake Superior State University @ Ashland,
Ohio, 1:00 p.m. (EST)
11/27: @ Ashland University, 3:00 p.m. (EST)
12/1: Northern Kentucky, 5:30 p.m.
12/3: Bellarmine, 1:00 p.m.
12/10: Wayne State, 1:00 p.m.
12/29: @ Wayne State, 5:30 p.m. (EST)
12/31: @ Ferris State, 1:00 p.m. (EST)
SAVE
THE DATE
January 28
Rock the House event
Basketball vs. Lewis University
Women: 1:00 p.m.
Men: 3:00 p.m.

Men’s Basketball
11/16: Hillsdale College, 7:00 p.m.
11/20: Indiana Institute of Technology,
3:00 p.m.
11/25: Northern Michigan @ Indianapolis, Ind.,
1:00 p.m. (EST)
11/26: Lake Superior State @ Indianapolis,
Ind., 1:00 p.m. (EST)
12/1: Northern Kentucky, 7:30 p.m.
12/3: Bellarmine, 3:00 p.m.
12/8: @ Olivet Nazarene, 7:00 p.m.
12/16: @ IUPUI, 7:00 p.m. (EST)
12/19: @ Central State, 7:00 p.m.
12/30: @ Michigan Technical, 5:30 p.m.
Men’s and Women’s
Winter Basketball
1/5: @ Quincy, M: 7:30 p.m., W: 5:15 p.m.
1/7: @ University of Illinois – Springfield,
M: 3:00 p.m., W: 1:00 p.m.
1/12: University of Missouri-St. Louis,
M: 7:30 p.m., W: 5:30 p.m.
1/14: Maryville, M: 3:00 p.m., W: 1:00 p.m.
1/16: @ University of Indianapolis,
M: 8:00 p.m., W: 5:30 p.m. (EST)
1/19: @ Kentucky Wesleyan College,
M: 7:30 p.m., W: 5:15 p.m.
1/21: @ University of Southern Indiana,
M: 3:00 p.m., W: 1:00 p.m.
1/26: @ University of Wisconsin-Parkside,
M: 7:30 p.m., W: 5:30 p.m.
1/28: Lewis, M: 3:00 p.m., W: 1:00 p.m.
2/2: University of Southern Indiana,
M: 7:30 p.m., W: 5:30 p.m.
2/4: Kentucky Wesleyan, M: 3:00 p.m.,
W: 1:00 p.m.
2/9: @ Bellarmine, M: 8:00 p.m.,
W: 5:45 p.m. (EST)
2/11: @ Northern Kentucky, M: 3:00 p.m.,
W: 1:00 p.m. (EST)
2/16: University of Wisconsin-Parkside,
M: 7:30 p.m., W: 5:30 p.m.
2/18: @ Lewis, M: 3:00 p.m., W: 5:30 p.m.
2/23: University of Indianapolis,
M: 7:30 p.m., W: 5:30 p.m.
John Baumann ’61
HOMECOMING MARKS 50TH ANNIVERSARY FOR ALUMNUS • John
Baumann ’61 celebrated his 50th reunion at Homecoming and was a class
agent. Congratulations to John for doing a great job of organizing the Class
of 1961 to return to campus.
Benny Hale of the Wagon Wheel
MEMORIES FROM THE WAGON WHEEL • As Homecoming 2011
approached, the question was posed to alumni—what is your favorite
memory of the Wagon Wheel? Here’s what you had to say.
Brock Heinz ’01: For my brother’s bachelor party, I had hoped to order
50 Wagonmasters from Benny. At the time, they were about three bucks a
piece, and I figured he’d cut me a deal because I was ordering in bulk. When
I asked how much it would be, he told me more than $150 because it was a
pain for him to make so many.
Kim Owsley Bozek ’82: Walking through thigh-high snow (classes were
canceled) to go to Benny’s and have a beer and burger, and of course play
the bowling machine. Some people actually met people there 30 years ago,
and are still happily married!
Mark Behnke ’80: In 2001, my wife and I went to a meeting at
Saint Joseph’s College, and as we were leaving we stopped to have a
Wagonmaster at the Wagon Wheel. Our daughter was just four months old.
Being that we’re from Michigan, I didn’t realize children were not allowed
in bars in Indiana. Anyway, Benny literally chased us out of the bar and
explained to us that he’d be in big trouble if he got caught with a baby in his
establishment. My wife waited in the car while I ordered, and we consumed
the best burgers ever and laughed about being run out of the Wagon Wheel.
Sue Champa-Seminerio ’80: Dewey and Leon Biggs bringing us latenight
fresh fried catfish right from the farm.
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& Service Then Now
1914 1916 1971 1972
Sidewalk
builders
Rev. William Stang, C.PP.S. ’72 graduated. Fr. Stang has served in the military since 1986, rising to the rank
of colonel and responsible for all of the National Guard chaplains, chaplain candidates, and chaplain assistants in
Indiana. Over the years, he has been deployed to Bosnia, Kosovo, Iraq, and Hurricane Katrina relief. On October 27,
Fr. Stang officially retired from the military after 25 years of faithful service.
Seminarians
provided service
to the College
Sept.
1977
Ray Hall ’71 graduated. “I majored in Geology. My first meeting with the man who was to become my
mentor for life was in front of East Seifert Hall. He was one of my primary professors in my major. Students always
called Mike Davis ‘Mr. D.’ Since graduating from SJC, I have never used the word ‘Mr.’ in addressing Mike
Davis. This is my way of acknowledging the profound effect that he and his wife Helena and family have had
on my life. SJC students have remarkably close relationships with faculty members. Hopefully, when students
move forward in life, they will understand how lucky they were to have forged those relationships. Yes, indeed,
cornfields can be a great place to learn about life.” Hall is pictured above with his family.
Allen Borck ’80 graduated. “I
resided in Gallagher Hall living on the
second floor. I was one of the founding
members of the Gallagher Charitable
Society at the time we did not have a
name for it. We raised money to benefit
MDA and then to throw a Christmas party
for the needy children in Jasper County at
Christmas time. It was not just Gallagher
Hall that was involved. Though we started
the ball rolling, it was a campus-wide
effort to do something for the community.”
1980
Gallagher Charitable Society beginnings. The earliest
written record of the seeds of the Gallagher Charitable Society was
in an issue of the SJC student newspaper, Stuff. Gallagher students
Frank Marinaro ’78, Kevin Miller ’81, Jim Pronteau ’80, Mike
Fiebelkorn ’80, and Chris Bott ’81 watched the Jerry Lewis Muscular
Dystrophy telethon and conceived of a softball marathon. Teams from
the College played for 59 innings and raised $300 for the telethon.

Spotlight on alumni, students, faculty, and staff who were or are engaged in a variety of service
opportunities. There are too many to include, so we provided just a tiny sampling of our community.
SJC students’ first trip for Habitat for Humanity
was to Coahoma, Mississippi. Since then, SJC students have
traveled to different Habitat affiliates for Collegiate Challenge and
Spring Break; disaster areas nationwide; and to Tanzania, Chile,
Guatemala, and Macedonia. Professor Fred Berger (pictured above
(R), receiving from former SJC President Ernie Mills an award by the
Rocky Mount Area Habitat for Humanity and the citizens of Rocky
Mount, NC, for his contributions to Rocky Mount) has provided
longtime service to SJC, including overseeing the Habitat program.
Sept.
1984
March
1991
C.PP.S. Mission Statement relevant to SJC’s Strategic Plan:
“We are called to participate in the ongoing renewal of the Church and the
realization of the presence of God among ourselves and those we serve.”
1994
First Candlelight Vigil
for Covenant House
Quest Farm opened. When a group of retired teachers teaching a special needs Sunday school class at Trinity Baptist Church in Lexington,
KY, opened a home for the students to live in, Quest Farm was born. Now, there are several homes; each includes a family that lives with the
residents and provides care for them. “My husband [Roger Spitler ’09] and I are the family that live in the women’s house,” said Abigail Edwards
Spitler ’09, Quest Farm residential supervisor team lead. “I oversee the residential program. I also take care of the six women we live
with, helping them to achieve their personal goals, doing laundry, and cooking three meals a day.”
“Our future plans are to keep working at Quest Farm, helping it to grow and thrive. SJC prepared me for this type of work by really challenging
me to think outside of the box. The Core Program really helped me to develop a sense of professionalism and creativity that I would not have
attained from a typical college education. My favorite professor was Dr. Pulver, as he really pushed me in Core 1 to think of the other side of
every opinion before coming up with my own stance.”
“Roger began studying at Asbury Theological Seminary in 2009 following graduation from SJC. Presently, he is working toward a master’s in
Divinity. He will pursue a career in full-time pastoral ministry. One of the most helpful things for Roger from SJC was the course load that he took
as part of his Philosophy/Religion degree. Despite being a Protestant, Roger was introduced to a lot of Catholic thinking, theologians, and issues
regarding church. This knowledge base has helped Roger view things in a very interdenominational way.” www.questfarm.org
May
1994
1994
Jasper County Habitat for
Humanity local affiliate was
incorporated, founded by SJC
staff, students, and community. Work
with the affiliate has helped to bring
students of the College and members
of Jasper County together in efforts to
eliminate poverty housing.

April
1994
Megan Kolaczyk ’98 served two years with
Elkhart EnviroCorps, an AmeriCorps Indiana Program;
she served eight years as program coordinator
for the same organization. Other Pumas
in AmeriCorps: Jennifer Sherburn Eckert ’03,
Nick Schafer ’03, Michael Wallach ’04, Kenny
Shumard ’04, Lisa Grilliot Brooks ’04, Elizabeth
Gall ’06, and Janet Herr ’08.
& Service Then Now
1998 2004 2008
Kris Krouse ’02 receives outstanding public service award from the Indiana
Conference of Higher Education. Krouse is currently the Executive Director for Shirley Heinze
Land Trust in Michigan City, IN, managing a not-for-profit in which he dedicated the largest
property as a state nature preserve and increased its size by 75%. He is an environmental
scientist by training. Among the many positions he holds on professional advisory boards,
councils, committees, and programs concerning land conservation and protection, quality
of life, and environmental management, he was appointed by Gov. Daniels to be a member
of the Invasive Species Council of Indiana last year. Krouse received the Indiana Governor’s
Award for Tomorrow’s Leaders in 2007; was profiled in Chicago Wilderness and Saving Land
magazines in 2009 and 2008, respectively; and became a Rotary Paul Harris Fellow in 2009.
Krouse (pictured left) still finds time to work with Michigan City High School students as
a STRIVE high school mentor and Junior Achievement teacher. Krouse says “SJC definitely
helped me understand service and it continues to be a part of my daily life.”
Br. Tim Hemm, C.PP.S., ’70 (pictured below left) has long served
the College by overseeing many Campus Ministry programs,
including Kairos, soup kitchens, and Trick or Treat for the Hungry.
Luke Hansen, S.J. ’04 graduates. After graduating,
Hansen served in the Jesuit Volunteer Corps, entered
the Jesuit religious community, and now coordinates
the Red Cloud Volunteer Program on the Pine
Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. “We have 20
full-time volunteers who work with us for 1-3 years or
more.” Diane Sawyer has made several visits to the reservation,
culminating in ABC’s 20/20 episode, “Hidden
America: Children of the Plains,” which aired on October
14 (http://abcn.ws/nMnYCN).
Dec.
2010
Students from all of the dorms are
involved in the Gallagher Charitable
Society. The name now honors both the
founding dorm and Bishop Gallagher,
former Bishop of our diocese.
Attendance at the Christmas event
has grown—with greater participation
from the College community. The SJC
baseball team plays a leadership role
in the event. The team is building a
tradition of service as the eight famous
reindeer and Rudolph. Students, players,
and coaches work as Santa’s elves with
assistance from the Education Club.

Spotlight on alumni, students, faculty, and staff who were or are engaged in a variety of service
opportunities. There are too many to include, so we provided just a tiny sampling of our community.
Employee
Recognition
Breakfast
March
2011
Make a Choice Club. A common
project for MAC is roadside
clean-ups, a wonderful opportunity
to help our environment. MAC allows
students to choose what they
want to do in their free time.
June
2011
2011
Campus Beautification Day. More than 30 volunteers gave their
time working on various projects around campus. These included
painting all the fire hydrants, trimming bushes, painting the steps
leading up to the Halleck Student Center, and cleaning the Lourdes
Grotto. “Campus Beautification Day was wonderful,” said Admissions
Counselor Casey Hitchcock. “Having so many volunteers meant that we
could focus on the little details that add to the overall aesthetics of the
College.” Pictured is Regina Warfel. Photos: flickr.com/photos/gopumas.
Environmental Club. The
club aims to educate students,
faculty, and staff on what sustainability
really is. Their definition:
“Meeting the needs of the present
without compromising the ability
of future generations to meet their
own needs.” This club is not only
having an impact on the students
who join the club, but also on SJC
and surrounding community. Katie
Wright ’12 (pictured above) says,
“SJC is such a close-knit community,
I think that we can really bring
together our best resources in order
to make our campus more sustainable.”
August
2011
Move-in Day. Kynten
Hannon ’11 helped freshmen
move in during Freshman
Orientation 2011.
Care Center. The RA staff has
been going to the Care Center for
the past two years during their
summer training, right before the
freshmen arrive on campus. New
friends are made by playing bingo,
cleaning up the dining room,
playing Wii bowling, singing
karaoke, attending ice cream
socials, and other fun for both RAs
and Care Center residents alike.
Oct.
2011
Alumni
Service
Award

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Harvest Fest
SERVES UP
As part of a sustainability effort to take advantage of
fresh, locally grown food, Saint Joseph’s College freshmen
prepared a weekly meal with fresh produce grown in the
Learning Garden, a small plot of land just west of Sparling
Ave. next to Joseph L. Minielli Memorial Soccer Field. The
project was dubbed Harvest Fest 2011.
The garden was planted and tended to through the
summer by Associate Professor of Education Dr. Lana
Zimmer with the help of two interns, junior Biology majors
Sarah Todd and Amanda Rousseau. Zimmer met with a
different group of freshmen every week at the garden
to explain how to grow a garden and raise different
vegetables. She also assisted them in harvesting some
of the vegetables that were used in the weekly meals.
Whereas Zimmer was in charge of planting, tending, and
harvesting, Assistant Professor of Computer Science Brian
Capouch served as head chef for the meals.
“There are numerous goals our students accomplished
with this project,” said Capouch. “Sustainability was
obviously the main lesson, but they also learned about
gardening, new cooking techniques, and working with
the community and local farmers. It also served as a great
bonding experience for the
students.”
“Adjusting to college
involves making conscious
decisions and trying

LESSON IN
Sustainability
new things, and students taking part in an activity like Harvest
Fest is a good risk,” said Dean of Freshmen and Assistant
Professor of Communication and Theatre Arts Heidi Rahe.
“I’m very thankful for Brian Capouch and Lana Zimmer for
spearheading this wonderful project.”
Besides using the food they grew, the students also
utilized flour from historic Bonneyville Mill in Elkhart, Ind.,
and chickens that were raised locally. To ensure nothing
went to waste, a compost pile was formed with any
unused food. Each meal consisted of homemade bread
prepared by Professor of Education Dr. Jennifer Barce with
the help of students, and a soup or salad course, a main
course, and dessert. Some of the dishes served included:
peach soup, pesto alla Genovese, pizza, New York
cheesecake, chicken creole pasta, and baked macaroni
‘n’ cheese.
Most of the meals featured live music performed by
professors and students, and Pam Brown-Seely ’98,
the College’s Library and Archives Manager, gave a
presentation at every meal on SJC’s history of food
self-sufficiency.
With the success of the inaugural Harvest
Fest, everyone involved is looking
forward to taking the project to
the next step; it promises to be just
as delicious, entertaining, and
educational.
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Basketball Season
HIGHLIGHTS &
Jade Anthrop ’12
The men’s and women’s
basketball teams opened
practice on October 15 as both
teams look to make waves in
the competitive Great Lakes
Valley Conference
(GLVC).
The women’s
team opened
camp with 21
players on the
roster, including eight
returnees. The core of
the team has been
together for the past
three seasons, including
all five starters from the
9-18 squad of 2010-11.
A mainstay in the
starting line-up a
season ago, senior
Britney Cruse
Britney Cruse ’12
returns as the Pumas’ leading scorer. Cruse averaged over 15
points per game while collecting a team-best 64 steals. One of
the best free throw shooters in the GLVC, Cruse took 159 foul
shots last season, converting at an 80% clip.
Senior Tatiana Ortiz averaged nearly 15 points a game
last season while pulling in more than four rebounds a
game. Ortiz and Cruse were the main ball handlers as they
combined for 123 assists in 2010-11. The duo also averaged
over 30 minutes a game last year, but with a deeper roster,
they will have more time to rest.
With tune-up games against Ball State, Valparaiso, and
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI),
the Pumas were tested early in preparation for a much
tougher non-conference schedule. SJC opened the season
at Richard F. Scharf Alumni Fieldhouse against perennially
top-tiered team Grand Valley State University on November
13, followed by two tournaments hosted by Quincy and
Ashland.
The Pumas will be taking on Great Lakes Intercollegiate
Athletic Conference (GLIAC) foes Wayne State University
and Ferris State University in December to round out their
non-conference opponents. SJC will open GLVC play on

Phillip Collins ’12
PREVIEW
December 1 when it hosts Northern Kentucky University.
Two days later, SJC Hall of Famer Dave Smith ’86 and
Bellarmine University will visit Rensselaer for another
battle. The Pumas picked up an 88-79 victory over the
Knights last season, the first time head coach Brandon
Turner defeated BU in his tenure.
The men’s team suffered through injuries last season
as it qualified for the GLVC Tournament for the fifth time
in head coach Richard Davis’ tenure. Davis begins his
sixth season at the helm of the Pumas and eighth with the
program. He returns three starters from last year’s squad
along with healthier upperclassmen that were a part of the
Pumas’ run to the Elite Eight in 2009-10.
SJC welcomes the healthy return of senior Phillip
Collins, who became the NCAA Midwest Regionals Most
Outstanding Player in 2010, but saw action in only 17
games last season, averaging less than 10 points a contest.
Also back in action is junior Dayvon Sloan, who played in
17 games and averaged 11 points per game.
Back for their senior campaigns are Cory Hrynyk ’12,
Jake Hassler ’12, and Jade Anthrop ’12. The trio was a
strong presence in the NCAA Tournament two years ago
and will bring a wealth of experience to the team. Anthrop
played in 25 games last season as an added ball handler
while the Pumas went without Sloan. Hassler will continue
to be a post presence, and Hrynyk is a tough defensive
match-up with his ability to play different positions.
Always a strong defensive team, SJC allowed less than
70 points per game last season. With a healthy line-up, the
Pumas look to regain momentum in the GLVC. SJC opened
the 2011-12 campaign at home on November 16 against
Hillsdale College.
The Pumas will continue their non-conference tour of
GLIAC opponents at the Indianapolis Classic on November
25 and 26. SJC will play Northern Michigan University and
Lake Superior State University at the tournament. The
Pumas will make trips to Michigan Tech and Central State
in December, but their toughest non-conference challenge
will come from IUPUI on December 8.
The GLVC will go back to a more traditional scheduling
set-up this season, as there will be just an East and West
Division. With defending national champions and GLVC foe
Bellarmine University slated for two games this season, the
Pumas look to be in mid-season form for the opening GLVC
weekend. SJC will host the Knights on December 3 and will
continue the divisional series on February 9 in Louisville.
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FACULTY
WAYNE CUNNINGHAM, Ph.D., Professor of Business; Cheryl
Wistrom, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Chemistry; & Chau
Wong, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Psychology attended
the Learning House Connect 2011 Conference July 26-27 at
the Seelbach Hilton Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky.
DAVID E. DIXON, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Political Science, wrote
biographies, interviewed civil rights
era ministers/surviving families and
received families’ permission to
publish sermons this past May—
August. In July, he did archival
David E. Dixon
research: in the American Jewish
Archives of the Hebrew Union Seminary in Ohio, finding
unpublished sermons by Rabbis Murray Blackman and
Maurice Davis; at the Methodist Theological Seminary
in Ohio; and at the Presbyterian Historical Society in
Pennsylvania, finding an unpublished sermon by Colin W.
Williams. Dixon gave an address on women in the civil rights
movement to students, faculty and staff at Florida Southern
College and Polk State University in Lakeland, Florida on
July 7. He assembled the master Google Docs database
for all production phases of manuscript for volume two
of Rhetoric, Religion, and the Civil Rights Movement with
co-editor Davis Houck in Tallahassee, Florida, July 8-10.
He attended the Sociology of Religion board of editors’
meeting at the Association for the Sociology of Religion
(and American Sociological Association) annual meeting
in Las Vegas, Nevada on July 19. He was appointed
Associate Editor of the journal Sociology of Religion in July.
KAREN DONNELLY, Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics, won
the Curtis Creek Country Club Ladies’ Golf Championship—
this is her 19 th time winning this title. She is also, for the
second year, serving as volunteer assistant coach to the
Rensselaer Central High School girl’s golf team.
ANNE GULL, Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry, attended the
Indiana State Science Olympiad meeting on June 4 and
the Paramedic Governance Board meeting at St. Elizabeth
School of Nursing on July 27. She was a judge for the St.
Augustine School Science Fair on May 20 and presented
to St. Augustine School’s third grade class about chemistry
and career as a faculty member on May 4.
Notes
Neal Haskell
NEAL HASKELL, Ph.D., Professor of Biology,
was interviewed by 89.1 Lakeshore Public
Radio; the interview aired on August 11.
Haskell is also featured in a commercial
produced by WLFI TV-Lafayette in Indiana
and in a 15-second spot on wlfi.com
(www.youtube.com/user/saintjoe1889).
JOHN KENNEDY, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Economics, was
interviewed about fuel prices by
89.1 Lakeshore Public Radio; the
interview aired on September 28.
John Kennedy REV. JEFFREY KIRCH, C.PP.S. ’98,
Assistant Professor of Religion, made
a presentation to the University of St. Francis (Joliet, Ill.)
faculty assembly on the Mission of Catholic higher education
on August 15. He also made a presentation on ministry and
mission for the pastoral care staff of Little Company of Mary
Hospital (Evergreen Park, Ill.) on August 31.
MARGE MCILWAIN, Assistant Professor of Mathematics,
and Dr. Karen Donnelly received a grant of $10,000 from
Vernier Software & Technology, a company serving STEM
education for 30 years with interfaces, sensors, software,
and curriculum that help engage students through hands-

Sandy McMullen, Marge McIlwain, and Karen Donnelly Bhavacakra
on scientific exploration. There were 2,000 applications in
total, and SJC was 1 of 30 grantees. McIlwain and Donnelly
will be directing the execution of the grant, which will
help achieve this aim: “enhance quantitative literacy
through student-developed interactive projects.” For more
information: www.vernier.com/30-years.
JOHN NICHOLS, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy and NEH
Distinguished Professor, has been commissioned by the
Association for General and Liberal Studies to direct a
project with a nationwide (Vermont, North Dakota, Oregon,
Texas, Florida, Indiana) group of 10 colleges/universities
on “classy” methods for assessing liberal learning at the
highest levels of undergraduate degrees. Also, Nichols has
procured $20,000 from the Lumina Foundation to cover
expenses of the meetings.
MICHAEL NICHOLS, Ph.D.,
William E. Johnston, Jr.
Assistant Professor of
Religious Studies,published
a book review of “Against
a Hindu God: Buddhist
Michael Nichols
Philosophy of Religion in
India” by Parimal Patil in
Journal of Buddhist Ethics,
18 (2011): 152-157. He
wrote an article, “ ‘I Think
You and I Are Destined to
Do This Forever’: A Reading
of the Batman/Joker Story
Cycle through the Combat
Myth,” in The Journal of
Religion and Popular Culture, 23:2
(Summer 2011): 236-250. Forthcoming
publications: “Bowing to the Buddha:
Dialogues in the Buddhist Nikâyas,” a
chapter in Dialogue and Early South
Asian Religions: Reading the Sources,
edited by Brian Black and Laurie
Patton; and “Convince the Professor:
Classroom Debate with a Twist,” in
Teaching Theology and Religion.
ILICIA SPREY, Ph.D., Associate Professor of History,
presented a paper entitled “Gunpowder, Pirates, Monks,
and Books: Maritime Trade on the Vietnam Coastline, c.
1400–1800,” in Ports as Gateways in the Indian Ocean,
University of Hyderabad, India, July 10-15. This paper will
be published along with other selected papers from this
gathering in the conference proceedings 2012 (PRIMUS
Publishing). She was invited to present a paper entitled
“The École Française d’Extrême-Orient and the Colonial
Era Archaeology of Indochina and How Cambodian
Cultural Heritage Impacted Imperialist France: A Case
Study Teaching Students How the Past influences the
Present, of How the Center Influences the Periphery” at the
World History Association and University of Pannasastra
FR. GILBERT’S 50TH ANNIVERSARY • After celebrating the 50th anniversary
of his ordination in 2010, Fr. Philip Gilbert, C.PP.S. ’52 is now celebrating his
50th year of teaching at Saint Joseph’s College. Fr. Gilbert earned his Bachelor
of Science in Mathematics from Saint Joseph’s College and his Master of
Mathematics from the University of Illinois. He was ordained May 28, 1960 by Bishop Paul Leibold at
Immaculate Conception Parish in Celina, Ohio. At that time, the Math faculty at SJC consisted entirely
of C.PP.S. priests and one brother. The department chair, Fr. Marcellus Dreiling, made a request of the
Provincial to have Fr. Gilbert assigned to SJC’s Mathematics Department. Fr. Gilbert has been teaching
at SJC since 1961 and has loved every minute of it.
“I have never regretted being assigned here,” said Fr. Gilbert. “When I first came to the College, I
thought it was an outstanding environment for study, and I was here with some great guys. The SJC
seminarians were great friends and role models.”
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Joint Symposium to be held at
Siem Riep, Cambodia, January 2-4,
2012.
KAREN VENDITTI, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Education, is currently
working on a project through
the Early Childhood Leadership
Institute of the University of the
District of Columbia. Between
June 19 and June 30, Venditti,
along with two public school
colleagues, offered workshops
in an Early Childhood Reading
Academy, which was conducted
in Washington, DC. Venditti
and colleagues presented to
approximately 100 preschool
educators and administrators on
the use of research-based reading
instruction to maximize student
achievement. They have been
requested to follow up with select teachers through on-site
observations to provide feedback on the implementation
of these methods in order to develop exemplars for use
in future training sessions. Also, Venditti presented three
workshops to teachers and administrators of Geminus/
Headstart of Lake County in May and August. These
workshops were titled: “Scaffolding Early Readers for
Optimal Comprehension”; “Vocabulary Extension in the
Early Childhood Setting: You Get What You Give”; and
“Response to Instruction—The Impact on Early Childhood
Educators.” She presented “What’s New in Children’s
Literature” to the Kankakee Valley Reading Council on
Vendetti receiving the Curtis Osburn Distinguished Service
Award from ATE-I President-Elect Jane Riehl.
Zier’s charcoal drawing, “Fixing Time,” at Prophetstown, Ind.
September 27. Venditti also won two awards from the
Association of Teacher Educators - Indiana (ATE-I): the
Duaine Lang Research Award, which is a $500 mini-grant
for proposed research that Dr. Jennifer Barce and Venditti
are developing; and the Curtis Osburn Distinguished
Service Award, given to one member annually who has
contributed a great deal to ATE-I.
DANA ZIER, Instructor, is one of
four resident artists chosen to
represent historic Prophetstown
Dana Zier
near Battleground, Ind., for the year
2011–12. She was chosen as one of
10 Indiana Artists in 2011 to represent,
paint, and benefit the “Naturally
Inspired” event for the Indianapolis
Zoo. Zier’s oil paintings and Rena
Brouwer’s renowned watercolors of Carroll County Indiana
were in a show October 1–30 at the Opera House Gallery
of Contemporary Art in Delphi, Ind. Opening reception was
October 7.
BONNIE ZIMMER, Associate Professor of
Art and Assistant Professor of Education,
showed her artwork at an exhibition
entitled “In Harmony with Nature”
on September 16. The exhibition was
presented by the Prairie Arts Council in

SAINT JOSEPH’S COLLEGE PROFESSOR NAMED A FULBRIGHT
SCHOLAR • Saint Joseph’s College Associate Professor of History Dr.
Ilicia Sprey has been selected for a Fulbright Award to Vietnam. She plans on
arriving in Vietnam in January 2012. Sprey earned her Bachelor of Science in
History from the University of Vermont and her Master of History and doctoral
degree in History from the University of Virginia.
Sprey’s host institution will be Hong Duc University, where she spent a week
in 2002 as part of another grant, in Thanh Hoa City, Thanh Hoa Province. Hong
Duc was founded in 1997 as the first university post-war of independence to
offer degrees in more than one area of study.
“I am thrilled by the professional and personal opportunity the Fulbright Award
offers to me and to Saint Joseph’s College,” said Sprey. It provides me with the
ability to live, work, and teach within another culture; continue to work on my Vietnamese
language skills; and learn from my students and colleagues overseas.”
The Fulbright Program is the flagship international educational exchange
program sponsored by the U.S. government. It is designed to increase mutual
understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other
countries. The Fulbright Program provides participants—chosen for their academic
merit and leadership potential—with the opportunity to study, teach and
conduct research, exchange ideas, and contribute to finding solutions to shared
international concerns.
“While I am proud of being awarded the Fulbright, SJC faculty as a whole has
a long tradition of being actively engaged in research and making significant
contributions to their various fields of study and continue to participate in local,
regional, national, and international conferences and other academic collaborative
endeavors,” said Sprey.
The J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board that selected Dr. Sprey
is appointed by the President of the United States and is responsible for establishing
worldwide policies for the Fulbright Program with funding provided
by the U.S. Congress, the private sector, and partner countries. Since the inception
of the Fulbright Program more than 60 years ago, there have been
43 Nobel Prizes and much recognition for outstanding contributions around
the world with the purpose, as stated by Anita McBride, the Fulbright Chair,
to “increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States
and the people of the more than 150 countries that currently participate in the
Fulbright Program.”
“To be named a Fulbright Scholar is an honor for Dr. Sprey and Saint Joseph’s
College,” said Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Daniel Blankenship.
“We are proud of her accomplishment and wish Dr. Sprey well in the final
steps of her preparation as a Fulbright Scholar.”
Bonnie Zimmer at an exhibition entitled “In Harmony
with Nature.”
the Lilian Fendig Gallery of the Carnegie Center in
downtown Rensselaer.
LANA ZIMMER, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of
Education, attended the WIndiana Conference at
the Indianapolis Convention Center on July 20-21,
2011. This conference was on alternative energy
research and development. She also attended the
Lugar Collegiate Energy Summit on September
16, 2011 at the Indianapolis Museum of Art with
Dr. Anne Gull. Zimmer was interviewed about
sustainability by 89.1 Lakeshore Public Radio in
September.
Lana Zimmer (L) with Education student
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CLASS
TOM PHILLIPP ’57 graduated with a B.A. in Math-Physics
and received a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Purdue
University in 1958. He worked for Douglas Aircraft at Cape
Canaveral on the Thor Intermediate-Range Ballistic Missile
and later as an autopilot/guidance system engineer at General
Dynamics on one of the four launch teams of the Atlas
ICBM. For the next eight years, Phillipp worked on the
lunar and planetary probe missions and on the Mercury
and Gemini-Target manned missions, becoming Assistant
Site Manager for Electrical/Electronic Systems on one of
their six launch sites. He eventually managed the Quality
Engineering department at General Dynamics. He retired
at age 57. Phillipp married Elizabeth Just in Indianapolis in
Sept. 1958. They have five wonderful children—four in the
San Diego area—and 14 grandchildren. He and his wife,
Betty, feel that staying on the move extensively contributes
to a healthy, satisfying retirement. Their loving children
and grandchildren contribute to that happiness and contentment.
DANIEL, SR. ’61 and
VIVIAN PESARESI
celebrated their 50 th
wedding anniversary
on August 26, 2011.
ART VOELLINGER ’63
has self-published a
sports fiction book,
Daniel, Sr. ’61 and Vivian Pesaresi One Home Run, with
iUniverse of Bloomington,
Ind. Available at BarnesandNoble.com and Amazon.com
in hard cover, soft cover, and e-book, One Home
Run details the experiences of a college baseball player
during a summer in southern Illinois. Among the book’s
endorsements is that of former major league baseball player
Marion “Bud” Zipfel: “From base to base, [the book] carries
the imagination of anyone who has played baseball
or wanted to play the game. Along the way, it offers life
lessons.” Voellinger retired as an English teacher/coach
in 2002. Inducted into the SJC Sports Hall of Fame in 1998,
Voellinger was a basketball captain and baseball co-captain
for the Pumas and the SJC Athlete of the Year in 1963.
Formerly an associate scout for the Chicago Cubs and St.
Louis Cardinals, he is currently a recommending scout
Notes
for the Kansas City Royals. He was the first sports writer
inducted into the Hall of Fame of the Gateway Grizzlies
(Sauget, Ill.) of the Frontier League of men’s independent
professional baseball. Voellinger and his wife, Karen, have
five adult children: Robb, Brad, Beth, Sara, and Suzanne.
RICHARD “DICK” J.
ANDERSON ’69 was
the 2011 recipient
of the Institute of
Internal Auditors
Bradford Cadmus
Memorial Award. The
award, which was
Richard “Dick” J. Anderson ’69 presented to him at
the IIA International
Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, is given to
individuals who have made outstanding contributions to
the advancement of the global internal audit profession.
Anderson is a speaker and author and recently co-authored
a major global report on the internal audit profession. He
is a retired partner of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, where
he was Managing Partner in their Internal Audit Services
practice. Anderson is currently on the faculty of the
Kellstadt Graduate School of Business at DePaul University
in Chicago.
MICHAEL J. GEORGESON ’69 will celebrate 26 years at
Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nev., making this (2011) his 23 rd
year as a casino host.
REV. RICHARD A. FRIEBEL, C.PP.S. ’73 is the new pastor
of Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish in Montezuma, Ohio after
serving the people of Holy Trinity Parish in Dayton, Ohio for
eight years.
Daniel A. Kidd ’73
DANIEL A. KIDD ’73 has
been named Executive
Director of Shalom
Center, a Catholic nonprofit
residential renewal
and treatment center
for clergy and religious,
located in Splendora,
Texas in the Archdiocese

of Galveston-Houston. Kidd
was co-valedictorian of his
class in 1973. His graduate
work was at Bowling Green
State University in Ohio. Kidd
says, “…In the end, we are
only the human extensions
of the healing hands of our
loving God, the Source of all
we know and do.”
GARY WALLYN ’74 is now
the Executive Director of the
Indiana Music Educators Association.
PATRICK J. KANE ’78 joined
Cape Cod Healthcare as Senior
Vice President of Marketing,
Communications,
and Business Development.
AMY BLOCK ROKITA ’01 received
her master’s degree
in Secondary Education
from Purdue and is starting
her 10th year of teaching with
the Lake Central School Corporation.
Chicago, Ill.
TARA KENSINGER NAZA-
RENKO ’05 received her
MBA from Union Graduate College in Schenectady, New
York and is currently a sales training manager at the corporate
office of AngioDynamics, a medical device company
in Albany.
MICHELLE BOVA ’07 is attending graduate school at the
University of Cincinnati.
RENEE RYBOLT ’09 was the featured soloist during the
“Sounds of Switzerland” concert in Berne, Ind. She recently
earned a Master of Music in Choral Conducting from
Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Ill. There, she
served as a graduate assistant to the choral director and
also held the position of soprano section leader for two
area churches. Rybolt received her Bachelor of Arts in
Music in Vocal Performance from SJC, where she won the
Indiana State NATS Competition in 2007 and finished regional
runner-up in 2008. She is starting her post-graduate
career as one of the core 16 singers of the Bach Society in
Houston, Texas.
THE TALE OF THE 39-YEAR-OLD SJC CLASS RING CAPER •
In Evanston, Illinois, around 1972, Denny Harris ’69 lost his SJC
class ring.
Flash forward 39 years later, to July 2011. SJC Alumni and Parent
Relations Director Kendra Illingworth ’93 received a package with a
handwritten note from a man in Portland, Oregon, who discovered
the ring rolling around a Portland sidewalk two years ago. Illingworth
sent the ring and the note to Harris immediately, who said, “It was a
welcome sight to see after 39 years of the ring traveling the country
like a wandering minstrel.”
It seemed the ring must have “gone through the ringer” because
it had a large, lawn-mower–like dent in it and the stone was chipped.
Harris visited a jeweler to see if he could get the ring straightened
out, and the jeweler said it was possible—for a $50 charge, but he
could not guarantee complete satisfaction. He recommended going
back to Jostens in Minnesota. They often repair their rings as part of
their warranty service for less than $100. So Harris sent the ring to
Jostens, and they said it was too damaged to repair. However, they
were able to recast it for about $69 because they have the SJC mold,
so that Harris was able to get a totally new ring, which he received on
September 12. How does it look? Harris exclaims, “Beautiful—just like
new! Well, of course...because it is new. They probably melted down
my old ring.” Harris emailed the man who found the ring and thanked
him profusely. Harris also thanked Illingworth for all of her “Sherlock
Holmesian efforts—now the cycle is complete.”
BRITTANY RENNELS ’10
is the band director at
Porta High School, Petersburg,
Ill.
MALLORY JULIAN ’11
is an elementary music
teacher at Oak Hill Elementary,
Lowell, Ind.
TONY ROSSI ’11 is
an elementary music
teacher for West Central
Schools, Francesville,
Ind.
Former SJC President
ALBERT “SKIP” SHAN-
NON and wife, MJ, are
in Danvers, Mass. Skip
retired and is now Headmaster
Emeritus at St.
John’s Prep. Skip and
MJ remain loyal Eagles.
They celebrated their
40 th wedding anniversary
at the Prep’s commencement
in May
2011. Skip is a consultant
with a group called
Partners in Mission,
which services Catholic
schools. Son, SEAN ’97, is teaching in Tinley Park, Ill. and
daughter, ERICA ’96, is a customer care specialist for a
medical group in Boston. Three grandchildren keep them
busy, along with some philanthropic work and travel. Life
is good in Danvers.
Denny Harris ’69 is Vice President of Business Forms Solutions,
ENGAGEMENTS
LARRY SOLTIS ’69 to Sue Putz.
NICHOLE LUKOWSKI ’98 to David Barocio. A 2012 wedding
is planned.
Correction from Summer 2011 issue: BRENT A. ROPP ’10
to LINDSEY SMITH ’11. A June 2012 wedding is planned.
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MARRIAGES
ANN-MARIE VIDAL ’98 to Bradford Ferguson, 5/21/11.
AMY BLOCK ’01 to Joe Rokita, 9/19/09.
TARA KENSINGER ’05 to Matt Nazarenko, 7/3/10. Many Pumas
were in attendance.
CRAIG REDLIN ’06 to MALLORY KULT ’09, 6/18/11. LORI
SMITH JAMES ’09 was the matron of honor. Other Pumas
in the wedding party included KALA MILLER ’08, CHRIS-
TINE REDLIN BURRIDGE ’00, MICAH COMBS ’03, CHLOE
VANDERWALL ’15, and officiating was NIOKA WARD
CLARK ’06. The ceremony took place
in the SJC Chapel with many Pumas in
attendance.
MATT FRANKOWSKI ’08 to JENNIFER
GRADY ’08, 6/18/11. BEN FRANKOWS-
KI ’12 was the best man and JACKIE
KLEAR ’10 was the maid of honor.
Other Pumas in the wedding party included
ELIZABETH KLOCEK DOUGH-
ERTY ’06, ALEX VON EBERS ’09, KA-
TIE EGAN HOWARD ’08, JENNIFER
HUFF ’03, CHRIS MORAN ’06, MICHAEL
SCHMITT ’07, and JAMES SMITH ’09.
CRYSTAL STINES ’09 to Michael Pryor,
7/15/11.
LORI SMITH ’09 to Andrew James,
7/31/10.
JENNIFER RUFF ’11 to Ryan Ledford, 5/21/11.
MARIESA BURK ’11 to SJC employee Aaron Frederick,
6/25/11.
BIRTHS
Crystal Stines ’09 wed Michael Pryor
on July 15, 2011.
Matt Frankowski ’08 wed Jennifer Grady ’08 on June 18, 2011.
Carolyne Leona Haas to Stacia and DESTIN HAAS ’97,
9/21/10. Carolyne is welcomed to the family by big brothers
Parker (6) and Fred (3).
Brady James Jensen to Jeremy and LORI MCKINNEY
JENSEN ’00, 12/30/10. Brady joins big
sister Emily (4).
Joseph Robert Blinzinger to Carrie
and JAMES BLINZINGER ’98, 3/10/11.
Joseph joins big brothers John Paul (5)
and Cameron (4).
Rowen Collins Patrick Dill to Jamie and
AMANDA LUNDEEN DILL ’02, 3/22/11.
Ella Germaine Guyette to PATRICK ’99
and AMY WINKEL GUYETTE ’99, 3/24/11.
Joseph Owen Bott to Jeff and JEN
VARNER BOTT ’02, 3/27/11.
Julia Maria Flaningham to Glen and
SUSIE BUTZ FLANINGHAM ’93, 5/4/11.

McKennon Daniel Taylor to Kevin and WENDY SIDENER
TAYLOR ’03, 6/22/11. McKennon is welcomed to the family
by proud godmother SARAH RISSLER ’03.
Andrew Evans to Drs. MICHAEL A. EVANS ’67 and Andrea
Terrell, 6/26/11.
Liam Benjamin Dunscombe to Luke and BREAIN
MA’AYTEH DUNSCOMBE ’02, 6/29/11. Liam joins big sister
Kara (3) and big brother Nathan (2).
Eloise Ann Walters to CORY ’00 and HOLLYANN STEFA-
NIAK WALTERS ’00, 7/7/11. Eloise is joined by big brother
Coby (5) and big sister Isabella (3).
Sophia Jane Ripberger to Toby and ALLISON GOOD RIP-
BERGER ’06, 7/23/11.
Cecilia Petra Hicks to ANDREW ’98 and SARA KLOCEK
HICKS ’98, 8/12/11. Cici joins big sisters Dottie (9), Ellie (7),
and Lexie (5) and is welcomed to the family by grandparents
PETER ’73 and BARBARA MCCONNELL KLOCEK ’74,
CAROLINE OLSON HETHERINGTON ’85, CHARLES MI-
CHAEL HICKS ’71; aunt and uncle MICHAEL ’04 and
ELIZABETH KLOCEK DOUGHERTY ’06; and cousin CASA-
NDRA WAGNER ’05.
Lydia Nicole Marburger to Erin and KYLE MARBURGER ’06,
8/11.
Nolan James Howard to Greg and KATIE EGAN
HOWARD ’08, 8/26/11. Nolan joins big brother Jack (2).
DEATHS
Andrew Evans Ella Germaine Guyette Nolan James Howard
JOSEPH PETERMANN ’45, 10/19/10.
SAMUEL R. COOK ’49, SJC Fellow, 6/5/11.
Harry Kenneth John Ewen, grandparent of KENDRA ’08,
KRISTIN ’08, KAYLA ’12, KASEY EWEN ’13, and ANDREA
VANMETER ’13.
CLARENCE T. KUHN ’50, 6/5/11.
JOHN W. LYNCH ’50, 6/21/11.
LARY S. GILBERT ’51, brother of SJC Fellow REV. PHILIP
F. GILBERT, C.PP.S. ’52, 9/12/11.
THOMAS R. SHWORLES ’56, 6/24/11.
EARL J. FORTIN ’57, 8/21/11.
RICHARD G. CONLIN ’59, SJC Fellow, 7/12/11.
DEACON JAMES R. AMBS ’59, 8/5/11.
HENRY J. SCHMIDT ’61, 8/9/11.
PHILIP M. SMITH ’61, SJC Fellow and father of PHILIP W.
“BILL” SMITH ’91, 8/10/11.
PAUL H. REAMER, S.F.O. ’65, SJC Fellow, 6/20/11.
MARTHA MASON BIDDLE ’67, 6/20/11.
THOMAS R. BEAUPRE ’69, 6/24/11.
RANDOLPH B. MILOS ’73, 6/11/11.
ALFRED J. SANESE ’73, 9/13/11.
KEVIN P. MURPHY ’76, 4/25/11.
DEBRA SCHRUM ’83, mother-in-law of SJC Fellow LAURA
ZAK SCHRUM ’06, 9/13/11.
DAVID J. DIDION ’06, husband of THERESA YODER DID-
ION ’04, 7/10/11.
Jacqueline Graf, SJC Fellow and wife of LEONARD J.
GRAF, JR. ’52, 5/18/06.
Kerry Hartle, father of AMANDA HARTLE RINEHART ’05,
11/18/10.
David I. Hoven, father of DAVE HOVEN ’74, 2/20/11.
ARTHUR J. BURNS, SJC Friend, 4/9/11.
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DR. JOSEPH E. PERKINS, SJC Fellow and husband of SJC
Fellow Pamela Koester Perkins, 6/11/11.
Elaine Sheridan, sister of SJC Fellow BRO. JOSEPH J.
FISHER, C.PP.S. ’72, 7/3/11.
Anna Evers, mother of REV. LINUS J. EVERS, C.PP.S. ’64,
7/17/11.
John J. Hinders, brother of REV. JOSEPH HINDERS,
C.PP.S. ’59, 7/19/11.
John “Jack” Beischel, brother of MARK L. BEISCHEL ’55
and REVEREND THOMAS J. BEISCHEL, C.PP.S. ’53,
7/24/11.
Maureen Rooney, wife of SJC Fellow TIMOTHY
ROONEY ’51, 7/31/11.
R. STEVEN RYAN, brother/brother-in-law of SJC Fellows
G. David Ryan and Mary E. Ryan, 8/2/11.
MICHAEL L. MANNERINO, Jr., SJC Fellow, 8/6/11.
LEWIS “MEL” KRANTZ, brother of REV. ERNEST S. KRANTZ,
C.PP.S. ’71, 8/11/11.
Selma Bierma, grandmother of MEGAN A. BIERMA ’09,
8/12/11.
Elizabeth C. Gallaher, age 100, mother of SJC Fellow LEE
GALLAHER ’63, 8/20/11.
Marguerite L. DeWaelsche, sister of SJC Fellow REV. LEON-
ARD J. KOSTKA, C.PP.S. ’35, 8/21/11.
THERESE RIGHEIMER, SJC Fellow and wife of JAMES
RIGHEIMER ’54, mother of BRIAN F. RIGHEIMER ’82, and
great aunt of SJC Fellow John “Jack” M. Righeimer, 8/23/11.
REV. MARVIN J. STEFFES, C.PP.S. ’53, 8/29/11.
RITA MOENK, mother of TIMOTHY I. MOENK ’72, 9/4/11.
VIRGINIA F. BECHMAN, mother of David Bechman, SJC
Farm Manager, 9/5/11.
ALVIN A. BENNETT, brother-in-law of REV. ERNEST S.
KRANTZ, C.PP.S. ’71, 9/16/11.
WILLIAM KOLLER, brother of SJC First Lady and Fellow
Patti Riegelnegg and brother-in-law of SJC President and
Fellow F. Dennis Riegelnegg, Ed.D., 9/24/11.
1975 - 1983
GALLAGHER & FRIENDS REUNION • Did you attend
SJC between 1975 and 1983? If so, you may be interested in a
“nontraditional reunion” happening on campus Saturday, July 21
and Sunday, July 22, 2012.
A small group of us who graduated in 1980 have been getting
together for the past six years and have always made a point to
visit campus for the day. It truly has been the highlight of our trip.
The problem is that the stories we tell are about a lot of you out
there, and this year we want to extend the invitation to as many
Pumas as we can. For 30 years we’ve had great friendships, and
it’s time to renew more of them!
This reunion is nontraditional in the sense that it’s not focused
on a single graduating year, but rather a period of years. Also, we’ll
stay on campus in Halas and Gallagher (or a local hotel at special
rate), and spend Saturday afternoon at Lake Banet, enjoying a
catered meal. Chances are good that many Wagonmasters and
beverages will be consumed at night. If you can only make it for
the Lake Banet get-together, that’s great too.
If you are interested, or want more information, contact Matt
Heaney at matthstl@yahoo.com, or visit alumni.saintjoe.edu/
Gallagher. We are looking forward to seeing old friends and
digging up some of the great times from the past. Grab your
group and meet us next year.

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1 Ralph Gardner ’61 (L) and John Baumann ’61 (R) enjoy the Class of 1961
Breakfast with football coach Cory Sanders ’07.
2 Branda Lamb ’11, Jenny Merkel ’11, Meghan O’Neill ’09, and Kristin
Philabaun ’12.
3 Deacon Paul Muller ’71 with Fr. Kevin Scalf, C.PP.S. celebrate Mass in the
SJC Chapel for the Wedding Vow Renewal Ceremony.
4 Brian Boyle ’01, Adam Smith ’01, Joe Koczan ’01, and David
Del Principe ’01 pose during the annual golf outing at Curtis Creek Country
Club.
5 Tom Reid ’66 and Dr. Michael R. Moore ’66 embrace during the Honor
Class Dinner.
6 Freshman Lauren Fernandez ’14 enjoys her first Homecoming as a Puma.
For more photos, go to: alumni.saintjoe.edu.
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1 Patricia Roeder ’12 sports fire at the College’s Pep Rally on Friday night of
Homecoming.
2 (L to R): Kathi Corwin ’12, Mindy Laffoon Beier ’96, Emily Claeys ’13,
Mindy Metzger Stookey ’96, and retired SJC Prof. John Groppe pull together
during the annual Dorm vs. Dorm Tug o’ War competition.
3 SJC Professor Robb Thiel performs with band members Alex
Lewandowski ’12 and Sean Warren ’12 during the SJC football game vs. Robert
Morris University.
4 Class of 1961 meets at the Reflecting Pond/Fountain, the renovation of which
they helped fund.
5 Kathi Corwin ’12 enjoys the Homecoming festivities from a higher vantage
point.
6 Billy VandeMerkt ’14 grasps the ball during a play against Robert Morris
University.
For more photos, go to: alumni.saintjoe.edu.
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In the pages that follow, you will find the 2011 Honor Roll of Donors listing the College’s supporters from July 1, 2010
Honor Roll of
Donors
through June 30, 2011. We are grateful for the generous support of our alumni, parents, and friends who give so
generously in support of the College.
The theme for the 2011-2012 academic year is taken from Paul’s First Letter to the Corinthians: Be of one mind,
united in thought and purpose. The College was, once again, named among the best colleges in the Midwest, as
well as a Top 10 “Best Value” Midwestern College by US News & World Report. These continued national accolades
are a testament to the tremendous work that takes place both at Saint Joseph’s College and where you live, work, and
serve. Together, we, the constituents of Saint Joseph’s College, are connected to this year’s theme in all that we do,
say, and think in our daily lives as we model the College’s mission. May you continue to keep the College, the mission,
and this year’s theme close to your heart and mind.
Thank you to the many contributors who joined in our fundraising efforts this year. If, by our error, your name did not
get listed—we offer our apologies and ask that you contact us at 800.227.1898 or email collegefund@saintjoe.edu.
Blessings,
Maureen V. Egan, Ph.D. ‘90
Vice President
Institutional Advancement and Marketing
President’s Circle
($10,000 and above)
Anonymous
Abbott Fund Matching Grant
Plan
Theodore and Dorothy
Beemsterboer
John and Ellen Benish
Michael and Linda Bettinger
Rex O. Blacker*
James W. Boler
Helen Brach Foundation
Margaret A. Brunton*
Robert and Margaret Cassey
John and Anne-Marie Egan
Maureen V. Egan, Ph.D.
Dr. Michael A. Evans and
Dr. Andrea Terrell
Fred J. Faulstich
Frank and Barbara Fitzgerald
Leonard J. Graf, Jr.
Margaret Guccione and
Doy Zachry
Charles J. Haag*
Marvin and Jane Hackman
Francis and Margaret Harmon
Edward and Margaret Hennekes
Richard and Judith Horstman
Independent Colleges of Indiana
James and Drina Madden
John T. McCarthy
James and Esther McMahon
Ronald and Pauline Miniat
Missionaries of the Precious Blood
F. Ronald and Georgianna Musket
Daniel and Vivian Pesaresi
Dennis and Patti Riegelnegg
George R. Roby*
Benedict and Susan Sponseller
Michael J. Starr
Michael J. Vallone
Michael and Kristyn Van Eekeren
Juanita K. Waugh*
Kevin and Jane White
Philip J. Wilhelm*
Father Banet Club
($5,000 and above)
Anonymous
Accenture Foundation, Inc.
Michael and Mary Barany
Baxter International Foundation
James and Diane Berlier
Virginia K. Carhart
Michael A. and Mara
(Pindell) Davis
Cameron Cullers ’11 entertains with his jazz saxophone.
SERVICE bold = 21st Century Campaign support; bold and italics = 21st Century Campaign and College Fund support; regular type = College Fund support; * denotes deceased

James and Michiyo Echle
Ernst & Young
ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc.
Thomas and Patricia Gavin
John and June Guckien
Bernard and Fran Hirl
Ronald and Irene Hospodka
How About That/Ron and Laura
Kasparian
Jack and Janice Keilman
Helen R. Kraud
Louis J. Kuhn
Ty A. Maienbrook
Patricia A. Mulcahy
Glenn and Carol Murphy
The Nature Conservancy
John and Connie Nichols
Charles and Dina O’Hara
James and Kathleen Reinert
Timothy and Laura Roberts
Stephen and Shirley Ruff
George and Jean Schmid
Robert and Patricia Scott
Fred and Deborah Stucker
Harvey W. and Carol J.
(Lane) Wood
Twin Towers Club
($1,000 and above)
A. Vincent Agnew, Jr.
Eugene Alvarez
Roger and Jan Ames
John W. Anderson Foundation
Apex Benefits Group, Inc.
David and Julie Armstrong
Patricia S. Ashburn
AT&T Foundation
Michael and Patricia Baum
Michael and Christine Bauman
John and MaryLou Baumann
Mark and Gerardyne Behnke
Peter and Beth Bensen
Katherine Bergman
Carl L. Bossung
Thomas J. Brothers and Francine
R. Armenth-Brothers
Donald and Alice Burrell
The Don and Alice Burrell Family
Foundation, Inc.
Chester and Maria Buziak
Frank and Jane Caccamo
Matthew and Marlene Campbell
Thomas M. Carroll
Melvern and Mary Lou Casey
Robert and Norma Rae
Causland
Chevron Phillips Chemical
Company, LP
Joann E. Clark
Ronald and Kathryn Cole
Richard* and Ursula Conlin
Gerald and Anne Corcoran
Paul and Frances Corsaro
Edward and Rosemary Cox
Albert H. and Sharon L. Croci
Thomas F. Crowley
Thomas Davia
Michael and Helena Davis
Patrick J. Deacy
Susan C. Decker
Richard and Estella Deters
Charles and Kimberly Devereux
Joe and Peggy Dillon
Ronald and Patricia Dohr
S. Kenneth and Dorothy Dolan
Donald and Barbara Donahue
Dow Corning Corporation
Patrick and Erin Downey
Timothy and Mary Ann Downey
Mary Ann Dreiling
John and Linda Drennan
Thomas and Tamlin Dunham
David and Luella Eckerle
Sean D. Egan
Weldon and Jennifer Egan
John and Mary Englehart
Faulstich Printing Company
Jeffrey and Cindy Feinendegen
Dan and Judith Fenker
Fifth Third Bank
Michael R. Flaherty
Richard and Margaret Flashing
Estate of Lillian Floyd
Follett Corporation
Foundation for Chinese
Orphanages
Brian and Annette Fox
Gilbert J. Fox
Chuck and Karen Fraley
Joseph and Kathy Franklin
Randal J. Freebourn, Sr.
John E. Freiburger, CFP, AEP, MSFS
Michael and Mary Beth Gadus
Dennis and Kathleen Gasick
John and Jennifer Gause
Robert and Stevie Giel
Pratap and Nirmala Gohil
Reverend Joseph W. Grace
James and Kelly Graham
Bill and Kimarie Green
Jeffrey R. Guenther
Joseph and Loretta Gurgone
Dr. Edward P. and Mrs. Pamela S.
Habrowski
Mark and Laurie Hajduch
Mary Michele Hampton
Steven C. Hayden
William and Patricia Hayes
Remigius Hazinski
Charles and Diann Henes
G. Peter and Joan Higgins
Jerome S. Hoess
F. Nick and Lisa Hofmeister
Robert J. Hospodka
Todd and Jennifer Huff
Joseph and Janet Hula
David and Linda Huneryager
IBM Matching Grants Program
Ken and Krisztina Inskeep
Integrys/Peoples Gas/North
Shore Gas
Peter J. Ippolito and Peg
Schumann-Ippolito
Steven R. Janco
James and Vicky Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Judge
George and Alice Kalafut
William E. Keenan
Ronald and Caroline Keller
Neal and Judy Kelliher
Paul and Diane Kiffner
Clayton and Roberta Klein
Michael and Sharon Kleszynski
R. Gordon and Nancy Klockow
Please report all corrections in this listing to Mark Brouwer ’04 at 800.227.1898 or mbrouwer@saintjoe.edu.
Susan (Post) ’87 and Tim Lax ’87, Bishop Wm. Higi, and George ’64
and Bernice Post enjoy the Scholarship Dinner and Auction.
KPMG Peat Marwick
Daniel and Nancy Krodel
Thomas and Ilona Kuchta
Thomas K. Kuhar
Thomas and Donna Kuhar
Rich and Pat Kumicich
Kenneth and Alberta Kwiatkowski
Joseph A. Lane
Thomas and Juanita Lang
Lawrence and Penny Laudick
Susan and Dan Lazarich
John G. Ligda, LFD
Stephen and Winifred Ligda
George and Mary Ellen Liggett
Eli Lilly and Company
Foundation, Inc.
David B. Lincoln
Lincoln Financial Group
Foundation
Thomas and Laura Madison
Philip and Sandra McCauley
McDonald’s Corporation
Fred and Patricia McFawn
McFawn Family Foundation
J. Kevin and Gail McGrath
J. Philip and Ellen McGraw
Teresa J. McIntire
Mary L. McNamara
Grace and Joseph B. Mihalov
William* and Catherine Miller*
Ernest and Elizabeth Mills
Cathy and Paul Misniak
Douglas and Jan Monforton
Monsanto
John and Tammy Morikis
William and JoAnn Morrison
Robert and Margaret Mueller
Edward and Maureen Mulcahy
James and Susan Murphy
Thomas and Judie Myers
Bernard and Loretta Myszkowski
Kevin and Margaret Naughton
Ary J. Nelson
New York Life Foundation
Brian P. Niehoff, Ph.D.
Robert and Anne Northup
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. O’Connor
Louis and Melinda Offer
Donna O’Reilly
Parker Hannifin Foundation
Joseph L. Pawlick
James and Maria Pawloski
Eugene V. Pellegrini
Dr. Robert C. Pfaff and Dr. Kathy
Parkison
Thomas and Elizabeth Phillipp
John and Sandra Pikarski
Principal Financial Group
Foundation, Inc.
Procter & Gamble Fund
Albert and Dorothy Prosser
Joseph and Melinda Pudlo
Radio Sound, Inc.
Doris Reichert
Nancy L. Reichert and
Abdulqader Altamimi
John M. Righeimer
John and Christine Righeimer
James and Donna Robbins
Clifford and Emily Robinson
Daniel and Barbara Rogers
Todd and Kathy Rokita
Martin and Kathleen Rosinski
Frank and Phyllis Roytek
Richard M. Rudowski, Ph.D.
Thomas and Mary Beth Ryan
SJC Alumni Association
James and Kris Sakelaris
Al and Renee Salerno
Richard M. Scheiber
Timothy and Pama Schreeg
Roger J. Scott, Jr.
Michael and Sarah Scudder
Tim and Karen Seiler
Stephen and Anita Sergi
Elaine Arnzen Sheehan
Peter and Nancy Shen
James and Margaret Shields
Robert C. Siegel
William and Ethel Skeates
James R. Smalley, M.D., Ph.D.
David and Marla Smith
Mike and Donna Smith
Sodexo, Inc.
John and Mary Ann Spychalski
State Farm Companies Foundation
Christopher and Sara Stohr
Sun Capital Partners Foundation, Inc.
Superior Essex, Inc.
Mark and Constance Swary
Loretto and Robert Szucs
Jeff and Carol Taylor
William and Susan Timmins
John and Frances Tobin
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Patricia A. Tomko
Donald and Pama Tonner
George and Elizabeth Tonner
Peter and Sue Tracy
Frank and Patricia Troike
James and Elizabeth Truba
James and Julie Tuerff
USA Funds
Barbara Van Alstine
Kenneth and Christina
Van Der Wey
Aloysious and Barbara
Van Eekeren
Karen and Dan Vierk
Robert and Jeanette Vigeant
Vulcan Materials Company
John and Gabrielle Wadell
Richard R. Wagner
Ernest C. Wentcher Educational
Fund
Mary Pat Hartnett Wesche
Richard and Priscilla Winans
Michael and Jean Wolpert
Anthony and Helen Yonto
1889 Society
($500 and above)
Vito and Kathleen Abbate
James and Jean Ackner
John and Patricia Alt
Jill M. Andres
John and Mary Atha
Atlas Foundry Foundation, Inc.
Ball Corporation
Edward C. Baltz
Thomas and Susan Bartkus
Joe and Cecilia Bauters
Michael and Noreen Beardmore
William M. Bercik, D.D.S.
Carolann C. Biel
Daniel and Kay Blankenship
Joseph and JoAnn Bonner
Joseph L. Borowitz, Ph.D.
Edward and Kristine Bozymski
Scott and Cathy Brady
Brett R. Brenczewski
Stephen and Lea Brinker
Robert Y. Brown, Sr.
Julie and Keith Brunini
James R. Callero
Bernard and Judith Carrico
Angela Riebenack Cecil
CenturyLink
Reverend James Challancin
Larry and Mary Sue Chapman
Donald and Jane Clemens
Coca-Cola Company Matching
Gifts Program
James M. Collins
Michael and Maria Collins
Francis and Mary Coman
David and Hallie Cook
Beverly J. Corbet
Roger and Katie Cromer
Crowe Horwath LLP
James and Mary Ellen Crowley
Randy and Sandra Cusick
Benedict and Sandra Dandrow
Elizabeth A. Daniel
James and Aleksa Danko
Philip S. Dedig
Linda L. Deno
Patrick and Elizabeth Devereaux
Theodore and Kimberly Dickman
Dissinger Insurance Services, LLC
Edward and Maureen Dolan
Dow Chemical Company
Foundation
William and Jennifer Draper
Barbara Drone
Walter J. Drone
Marty and Cynthia Dykas
Thomas and Carolanne Effinger
Stephen and Renee Egan
LeRoy and Catherine Ellgass
David and Mary Ann Erwin
Emily and Jeffery Farley
John C. Fitzpatrick
James and Marjorie Flickner
Michael and Kim Foltz
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Fortin
The Free Enterprise System, Inc.
Linda Freed and Alan Schmitt
Warren and Peggy Freeman
Robert A. Froelich
Thomas and Margaret Gallagher
James and Janet Gartland
GE Foundation
Ronald and Judith Geleott
Kenneth and Dianne Gerlach
Thomas A. Gonwa and Mary Alice
Westrick
Ray and Jackie Good
Lawrence A. Gordon
Little 500 2011: James Winter ’11/Friendly Ghost Racing
Mark and Anne Gozdecki
Scott and Elizabeth Graf
Joseph E. Gregorich
James and Sherry Gudmens
Dennis and Amy Haworth
Brother Timothy P. Hemm, C.PP.S.
Bishop William L. Higi
Donald and Sandra Hoffman
Richard J. Holland
Dan and Charlene Holly
Charles and Barbara Holmes
Lawrence and Jeanne Honikel
Richard and Zinnia Hoying
Robert and Judith Hurst
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
Ingersoll-Rand Charitable
Foundation
William and Mary Ann Jackson
Larry and Shannon Jacob
John and Judith Jezierski
Keila E. Johnson
Robert and Kathleen Johnson
SC Johnson Fund, Inc.
Rosemary L. Jones
Joseph and Linda Kanamueller
Robert G. Kaptain
Kerkhoff Brothers, LLC
Bill and Christine Kramer
Daniel J. Kramer
Andrew and Deviani Kuhar
Robert and Rebecca Lehman
Daniel L. Lengerich, II
David and Suzanne Lindahl
The Lubrizol Foundation
James A. Lucas
Terence and Marian MacCarthy
Terra and Scott Maienbrook
Bob and Susan Malatt
Robert and Kathryn Mangan
Pierce* and Vera McCabe
Margery and Ronald McIlwain
Kenneth and Jane McIntosh
Mark D. McLaren
David and Nancy McLaughlin
Joseph W. McNeal
Richard and Joan Meister
Anthony and Katrina Mescher
William and Karen Metz
Thomas and Betty Mitchel
Robert V. Monfort
Thomas and Melinda Mooney
Jack and Mary Morrison
Thomas J. Morrison
Arnold H. Muller
John and Margaret Murray
Thomas and Sue Nath
National Assoc. of Pastoral
Musicians
Leo and Joanne Navin
Mark and Juanita Nestor
David Noon
Jeffrey and Jeri Norus
Robert G. Novack
Rick and Sherry O’Dette
Michael and Dawn Olson
Roger and Kathy Olson
OneAmerica
Orange County Plating Company
David and Donna Owens
Douglas and Sue Perkins
Richard and Christine Pfingstler
Kelly and Louis Pinto
John and Susan Plank
Very Rev. Kenneth Pleiman, C.PP.S.
PNC Foundation
George and Bernice Post
Scott and April Potts
Tim A. Potts
Daniel and Anita Reed
Patrick and Joan Reilly
Michael and Pamala Renninger
Richard and Dianne Renspie
Mark and Tanya Riters
Larry D. Ropp
Michael R. Ropp
James and Diane Roseland
Daniel and Kathleen Ryan
Kenneth and Evelyn Ryan
Gregory and Susan Schmidt
Raymond and Gloria Schuessler
Edward L. Schultheis
John F. Shanahan
George and Doris Sheehan
Frank and Kristi Slaby
Thomas and Cecilia Slusser
John and Sharon Soltis
Thomas and Nancy Sorg
Carl and Inta Stepanik
Jerry and Daria Stephan
Mary Ellen Cross Stephenson
Paul and Roberta Stucker
Jason and Kelly Taulman
Jennifer L. Tavrides
April B. Thomas
James and Rosa Thordsen
Timothy and Colleen Tincher
Ralph and Georgeann Tomlin
John and Cathie Townsend
Tony and Catherine Tymkow
William J. Vahary
Richard E. Valin
Blake C. Van Eekeren
Timothy and Cynthia
von der Embse
Richard and Rose Walker
Michael F. Ward
Brett B. Weaver
Lynn and Laura Weaver
W. Erik and Tamera J. Weber
Marilyn M. Whaley
Charles and Jeanne Wiles
Henry J. Wilken, Jr.
Edward and Judith Wolff
Michael J. and Kathryn Woyahn
Mary T. Yanan
Paul and Susan Yeoman
Philip and Patricia Zepeda
Edward G. Zgonc
Arthur and Julie Zielinski
Thomas and Lana Zimmer
Ambassador Robert B. Zoellick
Around the Fountain
($100 and above)
Anonymous
3D Machine, Inc.
Victor and Carol Abell
John and Caron Adam
Aaron D. Addy and Tara M.
Foldenauer-Addy
ADEM, LCC/Fowler IGA
Jane and Adam Adkinson
Advanced Business Equipment, Inc.
Michael and Josette Aevermann
SERVICE bold = 21st Century Campaign support; bold and italics = 21st Century Campaign and College Fund support; regular type = College Fund support; * denotes deceased

NEW MAJORS/PROGRAMS
Paramedic Science
Athletic Training
MBA
Ivy Tech Articulation Agreement
(transfer students)
Kenneth and Margaret Ahler
James Ahr
Elian R. Albert
Marvin* and Muzetta Allgyer
Muzetta E. Allgyer
W. Christopher and Paxton Allgyer
Alliance Bank
Allstate Foundation
Ally
Sharon Almasy
Jason and Megan Alstatt
Michael and Peggy Altman
Kristie and Steven Alvey
American Electric Power
Brian and Ginee Ames
Mary Louise Ames
Debra Ancich
Dennis B. Anderson
Christopher M. Andres
V. Rev. Angelo P. Anthony, C.PP.S.
ArcelorMittal Matching Gifts
Program
James W. Archer
David and Kim Armstrong
Arni’s of Rensselaer, Inc.
David and Ann Arnold
Timothy and Kimberly Arthur
Susan and Hugh Aukerman
Mercedes and Edward Austgen
Leslie and Melinda Austin
Avalon Wealth Advisory
Christine Babick Saqui
Emil and Julie Baciu
B. George and Sandra Badke
Kenneth L. Badylak
Anthony and Amy Balas
Ed and Molly Balas
Tony and Deb Baltes
Joan C. Banet
Daniel and Helene Banina
Steven G. Banister
Bank of America
Lisa M. Barany
Richard and Jeanne Baratta
Morris and Pamela Barlow
Amy R. Barnhart
John J. Barrientos
Brother Benjamin S. Basile, C.PP.S.
Donald B. Basko
Reverend James R. Bates
Kenneth and Mary Bates
Delores and Halden Battleday
David and Judith Bauer
Fred and Alice Bauer
Donald and Rita Baumgart
Al and Mary Bavolek
David and Ann Beam
John and Rosemarie Beard
Richard M. Beaven, M.D.
Donald and Elizabeth Becker
Frederick A. Beckman
George and Martha Beemsterboer
Mark E. Behrns
Deric and Melinda Beier
Reverend Thomas J.
Beischel, C.PP.S.
David W. Bell
Kenneth and Danielle Benich
Kathleen N. Benoit
Allen and Rebecca Berger
Terence and Carol Jean Bergin
Rev. Dr. Benjamin A. Berinti, C.PP.S.
James and Elizabeth Bernard
Dennis and Kathleen Berner
Gerald and Karen Berner
John and Mary Jo Bertrand
Alyn and Janet Besner
Ralph and Jean Best
John and Geraldine Bian
Louis and Jean Bianchi
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Biernat
Estelle J. Biesiadecki
Raymond J. Billy
Philip and Sara Bir
Dennis and Judy Black
Daniel and Donna Blaney
Robert and Diana Blazekovich
Lawrence and Janet Bloemer
John and Denise Blood
Russell and Sharron Blue
John F. Blum
Kenneth and Carol Bogner
Henry and Anne Boguslaw
Kenneth E. Bohlinger
Kenneth and Theresa Bohrer
Patrick J. Boland
Craig and Ann Bolanos
Mark T. Bolla
Donald and Nancy Bonnema
Stephen J. Bonowski
Larry and Judith Boppe
Joseph and Glenda Boton
Michael and Margaret Bova
Charles and Stavroula Bowling
Michael Bowman, M.D.
David and Patricia Boyer
Brian and Genevieve Boyle
Stephanie Boyle
Thomas and Mariana Boyle
Thomas and Sarah Boyle
Daniel and Jan Bradley
Matthew and Carol Brady
Steven and Jillian Brady
David and Helen Brandewie
John and Cindy Bratton
Erin E. Breetzke
Mark and Carol Brennan
Joe and Pam Brettnacher
Jonathan and Rebecca Bringewatt
Jeffrey A. Brinkley
Timothy and Nancy Brocker
Samuel T. Brook
Jacquelyn A. Brooks
Randall T. Brooks
Keith and Anne Brouillette
Mark and Stephanie Brouwer
Kristin A. Brown
Mark and Catherine Brown
Thomas and Debby Brown
Charlton and Michelle Browning
Russell and Teresa Bruce
James and Margaret Bruha
Please report all corrections in this listing to Mark Brouwer ’04 at 800.227.1898 or mbrouwer@saintjoe.edu.
George and Jane Brun
Linus and Angela Brungardt
James and Kimberly Brunner
Paul and Marion Brunner
Julie and Steven Bruns
Larry and Mary Brunswick
Daniel and Janet Bryan
Jeffery and Marilyn Buckley
Ron and Diana Budzielek
Thomas and Kathy Bugielski
Jason and Kelly Burke
Jerome and Eileen Burke
Thomas and Mary Burke
James and Celine Burnett
James and Deborah Burns
Andrew B. Busch
Thomas and Nancy Busch
Business Design Consultants, Inc.
James and Jennifer Busk
Dennis and Sheila Butler
Richard and Anne Byerwalter
Pamela and Amado Cabrera
Chris and Molly Cain
James and Sue Caldwell
Mary and Douglas Caldwell
Patrick and Debbie Callero
Sally and Jay Cameron
Therese Cangany
Brian Capouch
David and Margot Carey
Joseph and Lucinda Carey
Chuck and Cara Carmody
John and Noreen Carmody
Ruth Carmody*
Leonard and Christine Carolan
James and Angela Carr
John and Melissa Carroll
W. Patrick and Kristen Cashman
Brian and Margaret Cassidy
Timothy and Katie Cate
Caterpillar Foundation
Robert N. Cathcart
Janet B. Cavanaugh
David and Elizabeth Cerotzke
Mallik and Vijaya Chaganti
Robert and Jeani Chamness
Mrs. Susan Champa-Seminerio
and Mr. John Seminerio
Jake and Chastidy Chapman
Ronald and Ruth Cherry
Kathleen M. Choka
Robert and Laura Christen
Timothy F. Christiana
Robert and Becky Chrzanowski
Jeffrey and Kimberly Cipowski
Cisco Systems Foundation
Wayne and Robin Clark
Russell and Katherine Clark
Patricia A. Clausen
Francis A. Cleary, M.D.
Gregory A. Cleaver
Patrick and Meaghan Cleaver
Charles and Dianne Clemens
George and Mary Clemens
Charles and Jacqueline Clifford
Paul and Sally Clore
Norma J. Cobett
Lucinda and Daniel Coffman
Joseph L. Cogan, M.D.
Walter and Sophie Cole
Stephen and Mary Coleman
Rocco and Margaret Colletti
Catherine A. Collins
Tim and Laura (Robinson) Collins
Michael F. Collins
Frank S. Collura
John and Joan Companik
Paul A. Conde
Reverend Thomas P. Conde
John and Julia Conn
Timothy and Cammille Connor
Thomas and Gina Connors
Gregory and Janis Conrad
John and Mary Conroy
Marshall and Deborah Considine
Charles and Bernadette Cook
Joseph and Lisa Cook
James and Lisa Cooley
Denise L. Cordrey
Daniel and Karen Corsaro
Thomas and Susan Cosentino
Roger and Carmella Cotterill
Earl and Margaret Cousino
George and Linda Cover
Covidien Matching Gifts Program
John and Jennifer Coy
Mariann Coyle
Bill and Karen Craig
John and Patricia Craighead
Thomas and Kathleen Creger
Janel M. Creviston
Jason and Carolyn Cromwell
Earl and Carol Crosby
Willie and Darshana Croskrey
Thomas F. Cudzilo, Ph.D.
Ronald and Marjorie Cuff
Candace M. Cunningham
William and Rosemary Currie
Charles and Wilma Cury
Jerome and Virginia Cuzella
Robert and Linda Cwiertniak
Derek and Tracy Dabrowiak
Gregory and Dorothy Dabrowiak
Patricia D. Daily
Curtis F. Dale
Terrence and Helen Daley
Nancy Daning
Terrence and Jeanne Dariotis
Phillip and Mary Datka
Andrew and Dorothy Davey
Don and Anna Mae Davia
Antonio and Annette Davis
David and Margaret Day
J. Kenneth and Sue De Witt
Elizabeth A. Dean
Thomas and Celeste Deardorff
Douglas and DeAnn Deck
James and Karen Deegan
James and Bridgette DeFalco
John T. Deines, Ph.D.
David and Angela Del Principe
Bill and Cathy Del Principe
Del Principe & Allie, CPAs, P.C.
Jim and Nan Delaney
Michael J. and Jane Delaney
William and Donna Demas
DeMotte State Bank
Tim and Gloria Deno
Patsy and Mary D’Eramo
Daniel and Barbara DeVoe
Reverend Edward F. Dhondt
Phyllis M. DiCara, Esq.
David and Theresa Didion
James and Mary Jo Didomenico
Gregory and Diane Diem
W. C. Dieruf, Jr.
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Stephen and Judith Dillon
Terrence R. Dillon
Richard and Julie DiNapoli
Brian and Samantha DiPaolo
Discover Financial Services
Michael and Ann Disser
Distribution and Service Inc.
Clifford and Mary Dittman
Glenn and Sandra Dobecki
James and Connie Dodge
Paul and Mary Doherty
Robert E. Doherty
Thomas and Patricia Dohr
David A. Dolak
Edward and Elizabeth Dolan
Thomas and Pamela Domasica
Donaldson Company, Inc.
Philip and Molly Donegan
Charles and Geraldine Donnelly
Scott and Karen Donnelly
Helen L. Dorin
Ronald and Marilyn Dorsten
Ryan and Megan Dorton
John and Jacqueline Dougherty
Ryan J. Drake
Catherine A. Draper
Jon A. Dudeck
James and Kim Duffy
Shirleyann and David Duley
Joseph and Yvonne Dulin
Edward and Anne Dumas
Fred and Cece Dunderman
Richard and Patricia Dunn
Frank S. Durbas
Reverend James A. Dvorscak
Charles and Dana Dyczko
Thomas and Kristi Ebbinghaus
Dale and Germaine Ebeling
Matthew and Tricia Eckert
Robert and Betty Eder
Anne-Cecile Egan
Brian and Judith Egan
James and Kathleen Egan
Robert and Gail Egan
Charles and Patricia Eisenman
Laurie Elish-Piper
Michael and Patsy Jo Elliot
EMC Insurance Companies/
Hamilton Mutual Insurance Co.
Robert Engelhart
Nate and Karey Engels
Evelyn Erb
Marilyn Erb
Zachary and Amy Erb
April and Nicholas Ernstes
Dale and Marie Estand
David and Nijole Etzwiler
James and Debra Ewing
John and Jeanne Farr
Richard and Susan Farrell
David T. Faust
E. Bruce and Barbara Fech
Federal Reserve Bank of
Cleveland
Henry and Diane Feeley
Gina M. Fehring
Therese M. Feicht
Sidney Feldman
Joseph and Julie Felicelli
Bradford and Ann-Marie Ferguson
FH Photographic
Kevin* and Melissa Field*
Gregory and Sharon Figaro
Danielle M. Figlio
David and Blythe Findley
Keith and Janet Fingerhut
Ronald and Denise Finke
Timothy and Ann Finnegan
James and Terry Finnerty
Ann Marie R. Fiore-Novar
Brother Joseph J. Fisher, C.PP.S.
Marc and Kris Fisher
Patrick and Nancy Fitzgerald
John and Janice Fitzgibbons
Joseph and Carol Flanagan
Glen and Susan Flaningham
Joseph and Maryann Fliszar
Thomas H. Flowers
Eugene and Katherine Flynn
Beth Flynn
Joseph and Karen Folk
Kenneth and Rose Forsthoefel
Kevin and Pamela Fosnaugh
Byron and Carol Francoeur
Ronald and Sandra Frankiewicz
Deborah A. Frantz and Andrew K.
Snyder
Frank and Susan Frasor
Thomas and Barbara Freehill
Ralph and Carol Ann Freibert
William and Amy Fremgen
Paul and Susan Freudinger
Gerald and Barbara Friedrich
Ernest and Linda Fritsch
Charles and Sophia Froelich
Thomas and Jane Fruehe
Thomas and Diane Funk
Gabe and Janice Gabriel
Jerry and Julia Gaff
Dennis and Mary Sue Gallagher
Linda J. Gallagher
Lee and Deborah Gallaher
Peter J. Gallant
Robert and Marion Gallivan
Richard and Jacqueline Gallo
Joseph and Lisa Galullo
Mark and Ruth Ann Gamber
David and Ann Louise Gandolph
Thomas Gandolph
Ryan and Jamie Gandurski
Joann F. Ganey
James and Karen Gannon
Thomas and Kathleen Ganz
Della S. Gardner
Thomas and Karen Gartland
Robert M. Gasior, M.D.
Lisa and Daniel Gastineau
Charles and Constance Gaul
Phyllis C. Gausselin
Gregory and Michelle Gehrig
Lothar and Debbie Gehrig
Reverend Robert P. Gehring
Jerome H. Geimer
Virgil L. Gelormino
Gary and Patti Gendernalik
Estel and Deana George
Michael J. Georgeson
Douglas and Sandra Gerber
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Gering
Reverend Dominic B.
Gerlach, C.PP.S.
Get Fast Orland Park, LLC
Kent and Jamie Getsee
Anthony and Constance Gianoli
Oliver E. Giere
Reverend Philip F. Gilbert, C.PP.S.
ALUMNI/FELLOWS
ENDORSED APPLICATIONS
114
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gillen
Peter and Pat Gilroy
Walter and Laura Ginter
Sarah R. Glass
Gerard and Regina Glowniak
Paul and Frankie Sue Godowic
Goldman Sachs & Company
Daniel and Irene Golec
Edward and Karen Golumbeck
Michael E. Golumbeck
Ronald and Marilyn Golumbeck
Patrick J. Gora, Sr.
James and Rosemary Gordon
John and Marilyn Gordon
John J. Gorman
John and Jan Gorman
Donald J. Goschy
Paul and Lucy Goszkowski
William and Theresa Grace
Donald J. Graham
Great Lake Refractory Inc.
Greene’s Amish Furniture, Inc.
Carolyn E. Griffin
John and Maureen Griffin
John and Jean Griffin
John D. and Rose Marie Groppe
James P. Gross
Jeffery Gruesbeck
Andrew and Jamie Guardi
David and Mary Ann Guertin
Joseph and Barbara Gugliotta
Charles and Anne Gull
Alan and Frances Gull
Robert and Barbara Gutgsell
Kenneth and Judith Guzik
Henry and Nancy Guzzo
Michael and Paula Haberman
John and Susan Haffner
Marcus and Suzan Hageman Rust
Mark and Debra Hagert
William and Melissa Haggerty
Richard and Julie Hagye
R. Andrew and Kandi Hahn
Glenn and Janet Hake
Raymond and Janet Hall
John C. Haller
John and Marilee Halpin
Patricia Klaus Hamacher
Mary Ann Hamer
The Hamstra Group
Charles and Gertrude Hanley
Theresa E. Hanley
Bernard and Lou Hannon
Charles and Rebecca Hannon
James and Mary Fran Hannon
Peggy J. Hansen-Braun and
Michael Braun
Richard and Maureen Hanson
Thomas and Carol Hardiman
Bill Hardy, Jr.
William and Nancy Hardy
Edward W. Harkenrider, Ph.D.
Marjorie A. Harris
Joanna and James Hart
Michael J. Hart
John and Lola Hartford
submitted for the 2011-2012
freshman class; 19 of these
students deposited
William and Laura Hartley
Thomas and Karen Hartrich
Harvey Hubbell Foundation
Lynn and Clare Hassler
Anna and Stephen Hastings
Theresa Anne Hatton
Timothy and Susan Hay
John and Kay Hayes
Bruce and Martha Haynes
Paul and Doris Heckler
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Heim
Reverend Lawrence F.
Heiman, C.PP.S.
Timothy and Regina Heinrich
Brock and Catherine Heinz
Joe and JoEllen Helmer
Gerald and Cynthia Hemmelgarn
Wayne and Linda Henderlong
William and Patricia Hendrick
Jessica J. Henry
David and Beth Herr
Robert and Anne Herrold
Bruce and Sue Hicks
John and Jo Higgins
Richard and Rose Highberger
Randall and Dawn Hildeman
Jeff and Cheryl Hillan
John and Julie Hillier
Robert N. Hills
Richard F. Hindery
Charles J. Hipp
William and Julie Hipple
Patrick and Carol Hitpas
Vern and Jennifer Hobbs
Donald M. Hoffman, M.D.
Joan M. Hoffman
John and Laura Hoffman
William and Sally Hogan
Dianne and William Hollerman
Timothy and Linda Hollihan
Frederick and Patricia Hollinden
Deiane Holstein
Robert and Barbara Holstein
Gary and Jane Homan
Home Depot
Robert E. Honkisz
Sonia I. Honkisz
David and Cheri Hood
Robert and Jennie Hoop
David and Donna Hoover
James and Carol Hoover
Patrick and Trudy Hoover
Mark R. Hopkinson
John and Kristin Horazy
Thomas and Kathleen Horvath
James and Agnes Houk
Donald House
Michael and Mary Houston
Ronald and Teresa Hoying
Rev. Vincent A. Hoying, C.PP.S.
HP Products
Adrian and Regina Hrynyk
Richard and Angela Huffine
Ronald and Gaye Humphrey
Sarah A. Hunnefeld
Edward T. Hurley
SERVICE bold = 21st Century Campaign support; bold and italics = 21st Century Campaign and College Fund support; regular type = College Fund support; * denotes deceased

Jack and Ann Hutt
Ralph and Melissa Iannelli
Col. Terence A. and Katherine E.
Imbery, D.D.S.
Robert and Marilyn Imbur
Paul A. Impero and Cathy J. Whitley
The Indiana Catholic Conference
Kenneth and Janet Inkrott
Interstate Castings
Robert and Margaret Jackson
Charles and Laura Jacques
Joseph and Theresa Jakubko
Stephen and Lois Jakubowski
William and Cheryl Jamison
Jefferies & Company, Inc.
Bill Jennings and Josephine
Beck-Jennings
Jeremy and Lori Jensen
Ronald and Barbara Jerzyk
Donald and Patricia Jochem
Kirk and Camille Jockel
David and Linda Johnson
Dennis and Beverly Johnson
Jason and Amber Johnson
John and Delores Johnson
Spencer and Luisa Johnson
William and Ellen Johnson
Bryce J. Jones, Ph.D.
Gene and Mary Jones
Dr. Jeffrey Jones and Pamela K.
Jones
Ron and Suzanne Jordan
Jordan’s Floral Inc.
John and Cheryl Joyce
Ronald Jozefowicz
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Stephen J. Jupinka
Paul and Joyce Jurik
Tom and Diane Kacprowicz
Stanley and Karen Kalwasinski
John and Mary Kane
Patrick and Karen Kane
John and Vickie Kane
Michael and Judy Kanne
Allen and Sharon Karpiak
Robert W. Kaspar
Julie and Philip Kazimier
Patrick J. Kearney
Philip and Karen Kedzuch
Richard T. Kehoe
Kevin Keil
David and Sandra Keilman
Frank and Patricia Keilman
Charles and Sharon Kelley
George and Margaret Kelly
John and Margaret Kelly
John M. Kennedy
Mary Ann Kenney
Terrence and Elizabeth Kenney
Ralph and Sandra Kenville
Charles M. Kerlin, Ph.D.
George and Michaelene Kesl
Joseph M. Kewley
KeyBank Foundation
Thomas and Patricia Kicinski
Daniel and Sandra Kidd
John and Martha Kiefer
James and Eileen Kin
Richard and Cheryl King
Gary and Linda Kingma
Mary M. Kinsella
Reverend Jeffrey S. Kirch, C.PP.S.
Timothy and Carolyn Kirkbride
David and Kristina Kirschner
Larry and Kelly Kissinger
Brian D. Klabunde
Donald and Joellen Klein
Justin and Luella Kleinrichert
Leo and Kay Klemme
Elmer and Karen Klepaski
Jonathan and Luanne Klepfer
Paul and Molly Klimas
Anne M. Williams and Paul Kline
Thomas and Mary Ann Klingel
Peter and Barbara Klocek
Frank and Betty Klopp
Martin and Elizabeth Knapp
Patrick and Patricia Knight
Arthur and Donna Knochel
Ronald and Glorine Knoerzer
George Knoll
Thomas L. Knuefner
Ronald and Rita Koebcke
Phillip and Karen Kokandy
Stacey and Daniel Koleszar
Paul and Carol Kelsey Kolojeski
Janeen Kooi
Marcella Kooi
Mary F. Kooi
Ryan and Michelle Koppelman
Antoinette M. Korba
Richard and Cindy Korman
Ronald and Victoria Koron
Brian and Michelle Korte
Heidi M. Koselke
Dennis and Janice Kosobucki
Reverend Leonard J. Kostka, C.PP.S.
Daniel J. Kostrzewa and Melissa
M. Yeomans
Thomas C. Kovac
Thomas and Virginia Kowalski
Michael and Jean Krapec
Norbert and Katherine Krapf
William and Beth Kreutzjans
Steve A. Kriegbaum
David and Lynn Krigbaum
John and Mary Krisch
Margaret M. Krisch
Michael and Lisa Kristy
Thomas and Phyllis Krodel
Frank and Carole Krol
Robert and Janet Kroll
Kurt and Jennifer (Allgeyer)
Krouse
Richard and Stephanie Krouse
Neal and Elizabeth Krupp
Anthony and Katherine Kruzel
Clarence* and Barbara Kuhn
George and Elizabeth Kuhn
William J. Kun
Reverend Robert Kunisch, C.PP.S.
Mrs. William J. Kunisch
John A. Kurek
William and Shirley Labadie
John and Susan Labaj
Jerry and Pat Lachnicht
Donald C. Lacy
Raymond P. Laffey
Dennis and Kristi LaFleur
Charles and Christine Lamb
Alice A. Lamberger
William and Mary Kay Lambert
Jack Lambke
Richard and Arlene LaMere
Leo J. Lammers
William J. Lammers
Please report all corrections in this listing to Mark Brouwer ’04 at 800.227.1898 or mbrouwer@saintjoe.edu.
Nancy and Stephen Lamothe
David and Debra Lane
Douglas A. Lane
James and Kimberly Lanzarotta
Gerald and Valerie Lasko
Edward and Maureen Laude
Dennis and Priscilla Lavery
Gerald and Susan Lavey
Timothy and Susan Lax
Thomas G. Layden
Travis J. Lechien
Thomas J. Lee
George and Chelsea Leedle
James and Dorothy Lefler
Robert and Sally Lehmenkuler
Dwayne and Charu Leininger
Leo Burnett Company, Inc.
Anthony and Lisa Leonarduzzi
Stephen and Eileen Lerch
Frank and Michele Leslie
Kevin and Barbara Levins
L. Michael and Claudia Lewis
Bob and Helen Lewis
Thomas and Jena Lewis
Anthony R. Lindsey
Monsignor Edward F. Litot
W. Garth and Carin Little
George and Susan Livarchik
David and Candace Livingston
Stephen and Margaret Lombardo
Richard and Susan Longsworth
Terry L. Lothamer
Robert and Elizabeth Lothrop
Michael and Bonnie Louck
Kelli and John Lucito
Nichole M. Lukowski
Clement and Erika Lupacchino
Kelly P. Lynch
Joyce D. Lyon
Marty Lyons
Edward and Eden Lysaught
Gregory and Peggy Lyzun
John C. Maag
Joseph and Virginia Mackey
John and Susan Maczak
Martin Edward Maher
Gregory and Bonnie Mahoney
Thomas and Jeanette Mahoney
Stephen J. Maillet
Brad J. Maisner
Kathleen and Timothy Malarney
Nicholas Mallory
Robert and Linda Malloy
Mike and Sandy Maltby
Michael and Katherine Mancuso
James and Caryl Mangan
Rick and Imelda Mangas
John H. Mannen
Marathon Oil Company
Kyle and Erin Marburger
Russell and Susan Marcinek
Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Marciniak
Bart J. Margiotta
Fred P. Mariani
Andrew and Kristen Marino
Jerry and Toni Markley
Karen and Patrick Marks
Joseph and Georgann Martin
Joseph and Marilyn Martin
Robert and Carrie Martino
Brandee Mason
Robert and Leslee Massa
Thomas and Agnieszka
Mastandrea
Robert J. Maszka
Thomas and Brenda Mathews
John A. Matochik, Ph.D.
John and Colleen Matthys
Jeffery and Susan May
George J. McAfee, M.D.
Timothy and Mary McBreen
Joel and Linda McCarthy
James and Mary Ann McCauley
Lee and Ann McCauley
James and Roselyn McCormick
James R. McCullough
Edward and Pat McDermott
Joanne K. McDevitt
Kevin and Julia McDonald
Rev. Timothy D. McFarland, C.PP.S.
James and Kathleen McGill
Lynn and Dennis McGill
Brian and Elizabeth McGovern
Kevin and Eileen McGrath
Terrence and Ann McGuff
William and Elaine McGuinn
Jerry and Georgia McKim
Dan and Paulette McKirgan
Thomas and Patricia McLaughlin
Brian and Jami McLeish
Hugh and Donna McLeish
Patrick Joseph McMullen
Kara Ferrell ’12, Keilia Kettmann ’12, Andrea VanMeter ’13,
and Allie Reiners ’13 during the Habitat for Humanity
Spring Break trip to Birmingham, Ala.
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CONTACT •
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46
Sandra J. McMullen
David and Christine McNelis
MD Designs by Metal Decor
Robert and Geraldine Meany
Brian and Kathy Mears
Michael and Dawn Medvescek
Charles J. Mescher
Jerome and Jacqueline Meservey
MetLife Foundation
Matthew and Victoria Metzger
Bob and Marilyn Metzger
A. Lee and Victoria Meyer
Leo Meyer
Leroy and Jean Meyer
Steven and Teresa Meyer
Steven and Kimberly Meyer
Timothy and Kara Meyer
Alfred and Norma Miesch
Eugene and Margaret Mikos
Leroy and Marsha Milas
Robert and Sherry Miles
David and Loretta Miller
Gerald and Carlotta Miller
Hubert J. Miller, Ph.D.
Scott and Sheryl Miller
Susan and Michael Miller
William and Trudy Miller
Randolph B. Milos, CPA*
Phyllis D. Mingear
Thomas and Leslie Miskowiec
Jason and Lynn Miskus
Missionaries of the Precious
Blood, Local C.PP.S.
R. David Moderow
Edward L. Modesto, D.D.S.
James and Dorothy Moffitt
Edward M. Mohr, Jr.
John and Ann Molinaro
Michael and Susan Molinaro
Mary Patrice Molinarolo
Michael C. Monahan
Caroline A. Mondschean
Paul and Clara Monforton
Daniel and Sally Monnin
Gregory and Margaret Monti
Orville and H. Jeanette Moore
Alfred and Renee Morandi
Thomas and Joan Morgan
Thomas and Marcia Morrison
Stephen and Suzanne Moser
Motorola Foundation
John and Ann Moyer
Michael and Mary Moyer
Kenneth and Betty Mroczek
Majetta J. Muhler
James and Donna Mullen
Paul and Pamela Muller
James A. Murphy
Patrick J. Murphy, Ph.D.
Patrick and Nancy Murphy
Thomas and Patricia Murphy
William and Barbara Murphy
Joseph M. Murray
Maureen T. Murray
David and Stephanie Muth
Donald and Tammy Nadeau
Allen R. Nagel
Gary and Mary Naillieux
Sister Paula M. Napoli, S.S.J.
Nationwide Foundation
John and Jeannine Navigato
Caryle and Dean Neff
Janet and Garry Neitzel
Marvin and Rose Nesius
Al and Carole Nett
Robert and Jane Neville
William and Virginia Neville
Robert and Susan Newman
William and Lynn Nichols
James and Patricia Nies
Vidal P. Nilo
John H. Noble
Lawrence and Sheila Noon
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Theodore L. Nowicki, Jr.
William and Luetta Nussbaum
Jerome and Sandra Oakes
Bob and B.J. O’Brien
William and Ann O’Brien
George Dennis O’Brien
John and Rita O’Brien
Kevin O’Brien
Patrick and Zoe O’Brien
Thomas O’Brien and Susan
Madden
Walter F. Obrochta
Jennifer and Richard O’Connell
David and Elizabeth O’Connor
James V. O’Connor
Patrick J. O’Connor
Thomas and Molly O’Connor
Stephen and Johanna O’Donoghue
Michael J. Offer
Eugene and Lana Ognibene
Paul and Cecilia Ogorzelec
David and Paula Ogren
Jerriann O’Herren
Richard P. O’Leary, CPA
John and Carol Olechny
Larry and Dee Olewinski
Robert and Marilyn Oliver
Michael and Kathryn O’Neall
Mark A. Onesi
James J. O’Shea
Linus and Yolanda Osterloh
Gregory and Dawn Ostrowski
Richard and Mary Ann Ostrowski
Gene and Arlene O’Sullivan
Anthony J. Pacenti
Leonard and Rosemary Palicki
Gregory and Mary Ellen Palubicki
James F. Panas
Cataldo Panici
Ted J. Pappert
Raymond and Jane Papszycki
Elmer and Beatrice Paris
Vincent and Josephine Parker
John and Marianne Parthum
Leonard J. Pasket
William J. Patterson
Ruth E. Paulsen
Dietlinde K. Payne
Gregory and Debra Perkins
Daniel and Lisa Pesaresi
Eric M. Peschke
Jeffrey and Barbara Peters
Phillip and Julie Peterson
Robert and Cris Petro
Paul and Helen Petro
Michael and Carlene Pfeifer
Keith and Fran Pfledderer
William and Phyllis Phelan
Constance D. Phillip
Mark and Kathy Phillips
Harry and Doris Phlipot
Physician Billing Solutions, Inc.
James and Nancy Piggush
John and Susan Pikarski
Joseph Q. Pindell
Timothy and Suzanne Pirowski
Reverend George F. Plaster
Christian and Teresa Poliquin
Louis J. Polito
Ralph and Julie Pollaro
John T. Porter
William D. and Janet Pospisil
John and Gwen Potter
Jason M. Potthoff
Vladimir N. Pregelj and Lea
Plut-Pregelj
Robert and Pamela Prezek
The Progressive Insurance
Foundation
Thomas and Diane Prosser
Prudential Insurance Company of
America
Reverend Richard W. Puetz
James F. Purcell
Janice M. Pyrce and Gary Kagan
Mark and Heather Quebbeman
Roger and Patricia Querry
Joseph F. Rabensteine
Sara and Richard Rabensteine
William and Mary Lou Rafferty
Karen Raftus
John and Heidi Rahe
Bob and Beverly Ramesh
Ernie and Jeannette Randolph
Samuel and Sharon Rankin
Arthur and Suzanne Rapini
Phillip and Mary Rasak
Carl and Grace Ann Rashid
Stephen and Cheryl Rathnow
William and Elizabeth Reagan
Edward and Joan Reed
Thomas and Barbara Reed
Bill and Eileen Reid
Richard and Linda Reiners
Karen L. Reiniger
Susan Reinmiller Cox
Kenneth and Julie Renspie
Rensselaer Printco
Brother Robert Reuter, C.PP.S.
David and Dawn Richa
Joseph A. Richard
Jeffrey A. Richey
Wess and Kimberly Richey
Paul and Angela Richey
Robert and Mary Rickert
James and Anita Riedel
John and Donna Rietschlin
Patrick and Katrina Riha
Marilyn A. Riley
Jose and Ann Rincon
Kevin and Wendy Ring
Ronald and Mary Ann Ripperger
C. Mark and Shirley Rippy
Eduardo and Patricia Rivera
Cynthia and Rodney Roberts
Steven and Margo Roberts
Sister Patricia Robinson, B.V.M.
Kevin O’Brien ’63 plays a bagpipe tribute to the memory of
Bill “Drex” O’Connell ’63 at the Drexel bench dedication ceremony.
SERVICE bold = 21st Century Campaign support; bold and italics = 21st Century Campaign and College Fund support; regular type = College Fund support; * denotes deceased

Rockwell Automation Charitable
Corporation
Judith M. Rodia
Peter J. Roesle
Richard and Linda Rogus
Patrick G. Romanchek
Albert M. Romanowicz
Shirley Ronan
Jill and Shawn Roser
Bob and Nancy Rospenda
Josie Rossi
Kenneth G. Rossi
Thomas and B. Diane Rottinghaus
Joseph and Rosemarie Rozek
Raymond and Elizabeth Rufo
Charles E. Ryan, Sr.
Daniel and Ellen Ryan
Dennis and Sharon Ryan
Ellen Ryan
Theodore and Stella-Louise
Sabados
Joseph and Judy Sack
Margaret M. Saliga
Michael and June Salmon
Catherine A. Salyers
Richard and Monica Santangelo
Eugene and Mary Lou Sarkey
Alfred and Barbara Savino
J.R. Savoie, Jr.
R. Bruce and Mari Anne Sayler
Jack J. Scafide, Jr.
Nicholas and Katherine Schafer
David and Ann Scheafbauer
Scott and Connie Scheffel
Paul and Ann Scherschel
William and Elizabeth Schlater
Rick and Mary Jean Schlegel
Alan and Marie Schmiederer
Henry and Kathryn Schmitt
Louis E. Schneider
Thomas J. Schoenbaum and
Naomi Ikezawa
Donald and Jeanette
Schollenberger
Jayme and Jill Schopieray
James and Laura Schreiber
Richard W. Schreiber
Jerome and Diane Schroeder
Mary J. Schueren
Jeffrey and Ellen Schuetzner
Robert and Christine Schukies
Nicholas and Janice Schultz
David and Mary Scudder
Sealy Components Group
Michael and Jill Sedmak
Ralph and Rita Seidl
Gerald and Patricia Seikel
Leroy and Patricia Selnek
Tom Selvey
Richard and Lennie Semonin
Francis and Patricia Sergi
John and Linda Shank
Charles and Karen Sharkey
Richard and Martha Shaw
Jane Hils Shea
John and Karen Sheahan
Ronald and Patricia Sheffler
Shell Oil Company Foundation
Robert and Lisa Sheridan
Nancy A. Sherkey
Julie K. Shewmaker
Rick and Becky Shide
Joseph and Cheryl Shimala
Edward C. Shimeta
Paul and Phyllis Shireman
Don and Jackie Shuler
Harold and Beverly Shuster
Lawrence and Judith Siclair
Gregory and Kathy Sierminski
Lanny and Elaine Sigo
Chanbo and Hyunah Sim
Terrence and Marilyn Simpson
William and Joan Siska
Debra and Jeffrey Sizemore
Bernard and Olivia Skwiercz
Mark and Elizabeth Slate
Jerry and Lisa Slawson
Marie T. Sloyan
Adam Smith
Kevin and Cathleen Smith
Fred and Diane Smith
Donald E. Smith, Ph.D.
Jon and Geraldine Smith
Margaret A. Smith
Philip and Mary Smith
Bailey S. Snider
Daniel and Charlotte Sorg
Robert and Nancy Souza
James A. Sowa
Brian and Kathleen Specht
Gary and Lee Ann Spehar
Valerie L. Sperka
David and Dana St. Clair
Gary and Pamela Stack
Robert and Theresa Staddon
Michael T. Stader
Thomas and Barbara Stader
David and Mary Stager
Stanley J. Stancukas
Dennis and Brenda Stanczak
Reverend William J. Stang, C.PP.S.
Lawrence J. Stark
Gerhard and Sandra Starost
Barbara Starr
Mark H. Stasch
Francis P. Staucet
Mr. Ronald W. Staudt and Dr.
Christina O’Connor
Michael and Regina Steele
Reverend Jerome
Steinbrunner, C.PP.S.
Robert and Ann Steiner
Herbert and Jill Steinmetz
Kenneth A. Stelzer
James and Phyllis Still
Dennis and Jean Stitz
John and Patricia Stitz
William and Barbara Strasburger
Lawrence and Ruth Stricklin
Jack and Mary Strom
Thomas and Katherine Stucker
Brian M. Studebaker
Nancy A. Studer
Robert and Linda Stump
Albert J. Stupek, Jr.
Brandon and Melissa Stutsman
Edward and Christine Styles
Gene and Julie Suhr
David and Kathleen Sullivan
John and Diana Sullivan
Robert and Mary Sullivan
Carolyn A. Sutter
James and Claudia Swarthout
Douglas and Jane Swartzell
John and Shellie Sweeterman
Martin and Kate Sweigert
Please report all corrections in this listing to Mark Brouwer ’04 at 800.227.1898 or mbrouwer@saintjoe.edu.
Robert and Christine Swiatkowski
Scott and Kara Swinford
Andrew and Peggie Szmagalski
David F. Terveer
James and Constance Thatcher
John F. Thieme, Jr.
Bill and Carol Thoma
James and Jacqueline Thureson
Michael and Karen Tiede
Michael and Kathleen Tierney
Larry and Kathryn Till
Samuel and Sue Ann Till
Mark and Gail Tingley
Reverend Joseph P. Tito
Leonard W. Tobiaski
John A. Toby
Richard and Caryn Tolin
Gregory and Kathleen Tonner
Stephen and Jeannine Topolski
Ronald and Martha Tovsen
Trans Union, LLC
George and Emily Tremblay
Vicki and Charles Triplett
Troxell Financial Advisors
Michael D. Tully
Audrey F. Urbanczyk
Elizabeth M. and Mark Urbanski
Robert and Patricia Urig
USG Corporation
Monica R. Valentine and
David Ramsey
Tom and Shirley Van Acker
Dean and Eugenia Van Leirsburg
James and Catherine Van Natta
Jeffery and Laura Vance
Arthur C. and Margaret
Vandenbroucke
Godfrey and Geraldine Vander
Werff
Karen Venditti
David and Susan Veneziano
David and Georgia Veneziano
Paul and Jane Verbarg
David and Jo Ann Verdeyen
Christopher and Sylvia Verdonk
Robert and Kimberly Vinegar
Harold and Patricia Vitale
Joseph and Joyce Vlasaty
Jacob and Rosemary Voelker
Arthur C. Voellinger and Karen
Fitzgerald
Joy A. Volpi, Ph.D.
Arthur and Barbara Vonderhaar
Thomas and Doris VonderHaar
Ivo G. Vonderwell
Joseph and Joy Vrabec
James and Jacqueline Wade
Vincent O. Wagner
William and Cheryl Walker
Donald and Antoinette Walker
Terrence and Carole Wall
Michael and Ann Walro
Eugene and Gertrude Walsh
William and Alice Walsh
Frederick A. Walter
Cory and Holly Walters
Mark and Susan Walters
Steve and Angela Waltman
Regina M. Warfel
Roger and Gayla Warran
Kevin and Anna Warren
Susan and Harris Warsaw
Andrew and Margaret Warzecha
NUMBER OF
LEGACIES
42
freshmen are legacies
Joan E. F. Waters
Michael and Mary Beth Watkins
Ernest and Andrea Watson
John and Laura Watson
Elizabeth A. Waymire
Alan and Phyllis Waznis
Jeffrey and Sheryl Webb
William and Julia Weber
Larry and Judy Wedryk
James and Linda Weidner
John and Elaine Weinert
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Terrence and Julie Foley
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The cast of the Columbian Players’ production of Postmortem.
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James and Suzanne O’Reilly
Michael H. Organ
Mark J. and Cheryl Orlando
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Anna Belle O’Shea
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Jessica Portney
Daniel and Charlene Post
Gerald and Lesa Potacki
Thomas G. Potpora
Lester and Shirley Powell
Carole Prendergast
Janet Priest
Mitchell and Jamie Prout
James and Mandray Prugar
Margaret and Matthew Pryor
Daniel and Denise Puckett
Thomas and Tracey Puckett
Stanley D. Pukelis
John and Cecelia Pullin
Pulver & Pulver, Inc.
Pulver Psychological Services PC
Alan and Joanne Purcell
Renee Pyle
Gene and Teena Quackenbush
Jason and Courtney Quigg
Michael and Susan Quinn
Carl and Marcia Rady
George and Janis Rafferty
Paul M. Rall
Barbara Randall
Jack and Mary Randall
Gene and Maureen Ranieri
Cheryl and Douglas Ransom
Steven and Patricia Ranz
Cary A. Rapini
Jack and Gail Raymond
Terry and Diana Redman
Betty Jo Reedy
Janet S. Regner-Howell
Michael and Jane Reisinger
Matthew S. Rendel
Barbara and Timothy Renners
Rensselaer Care Center
Rita and John Reust
Patrick J. Reynolds
Robert and Glenis Reynolds
Gleason and Jean Rhyne
Richard and Mitsue Riccardo
Andrew J. Ricker
James and Anne Marie Ricker
Nancy L. Rickert
The Rico Corporation
Patricia A. Ripple
Sarah E. Rissler
Edward and Judith Roark
A. Lorean Roberts
Raymond and Susan Robin
Mark and Darla Robinson
Pamela L. Robinson
Alan and Carol Rockwell
Jay and Nancy Rodia
Melisa Rodriguez
Michelle Ann and David Roetker
Richard J. Rogers
Ronald and Delphine Roginski
Christopher and Cindy Rohaly
Edgar F. Roos, Jr.
Joseph and Diane Rossi
Richard and Mary Rossi
Joseph and Patricia Roszkowski
Thomas and Jennifer Roth
Charles and Judith Rotkis
Kathleen M. Rouba
George and Louise Roy
Michael and Joanne Roy
Richard and Linda Rugg
Joseph and Maureen Ruggles
Rodney and Rebecca Ruisard
Dawn and Edward Ruley
Robert and Ana Runnion
Jeff and Catherine Ruschke
Randy and Michelle Russell
Nancy J. Russman
Kevin and Mary Ryan
Michael T. Ryan
Robert and Mary Ryba
Karen Odum Sajewski
Alberto and Francisca Saltiel
William and Bobbi Jo Sammons
Sam’s Tech Supply Incorporated
Cory S. Sanders
Timothy and Diane Sanders
Joseph T. Sanderson
John and Susan Sandor
Anthony E. Sasak
Ray and Donna Sattler
Jeff and Mendy Saucerman
Stephanie Sauve
Peter V. Saxton
A. V. Scappaticci
Linda and Al Schab
Jerry and Kathleen Schele
Jane A. Schelling-Walden
Anita and James Schemensky
Robert and Germaine Schenk
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Edward J. Schlueter, III
Eric and Erin Schoch
John and Agnes Schoch
John A. Schoop
Rita L. Schroder
Wesley T. Schroder
Leo and Rita Schroeder
John and Mary Schudel
John P. Schumacher
John and Ruth Schumacher
Herbert and Catherine Schumann
Anna M. Schuster
Annette P. Schwartz
LaVern Schwieterman
Rachel K. Schwipps
Christopher and Holly Scott
Mark and Diana Scott
Roy and Dorothy Scott
Susan M. Scott
Theodore A. Scudder
Fred and Jean Seberger
David and Lori Seberger
Mary Anne Seeger
John and Kathryn Seggerson
Kenneth G. Seipel
Thomas and Margaret Seroczynski
Francis and Janice Serrani
Melanie Sever
Bruce and Janet Shadiow
Shanley Landscaping and Snow
Removal
Harold and Mary Anne Shaw
Michael and Patricia Sheeran
David and Heather Shembarger
Kathleen F. Sherburne
Michael and Kelly Sherkey
A. Louise Shide
Helen B. Shide
Joseph and Deanne Shimala
Roger and Mary Ann Shinnick
R. Perry and Phyllis Shipman
Paul D. Simatovich
Michael and Barrie Simpson
David and Susan Sims
John and Rachel Singer
Walter and Margaret Siodlarz
Sisters of the Precious Blood
Brian and Julie Skeen
Jay Sklar
Michael and Mary Skube
Mark and Mary Ellen Slisz
Michael W. Slys
Sister Barbara A. Smelko, S.C.
John L. Smetana
Lawrence and Connie Smetana
Andrew and Sarah Smith
Craig and Dana Smith
David G. Smith
Erick A. Smith
James D. Smith
Jon and Eileen Smith
Dr. Kevin S. Smith and Dr. Faith B.
Wells
Lauren E. Smith
Lindsey E. Smith
Richard and Alicia Smith
Scott R. Smolek
Peter and Athena Snarskis
Donald L. Snider
William and Susan Snider
Ralph and Mary Snyder
Cheryl and Philip Sodo
Lawrence E. Soltis
Members of the Class of 1963 and other alumni gathered to dedicate a bench
in memory of Bill “Drex” O’Connell ’63. The bench is located at Drexel Hall.
Harry and Linda Sonderman
Stephanie L. Sonderman
John and Judith Sorota
Michael and Judy Sosnowski
John and Barbara Spence
Matt and Jill Spiess
Anthony J. Spitzig
Terry and Laurel Sroka
William and Virginia Stack
Thomas and Cynthia Staehle
Raymond Stanley
Michael R. Stawski, Jr.
Gregory Steapleton
Gilbert and Laurie Stearns
Claire and Richard Stefaniak
Thomas Edward and Colette
Steigmeyer
Robert E. Stephens
Jack and Judy Stevens
Paul and Sara Stockdale
Mick and Kay Stohr
Gene and Patricia Storer
Jack and Bonnie Storey
Frieda Strain
Richard and Patsy Strawn
Kevin and Barbara Strnatka
Dennis and Mary Ann Strobel
Joseph W. Strzelczyk
Judith A. Stuerenberg
Henry and Jo Ann Stukenborg
Sarah and Steven Sturm
Terry and Ethel Stutzman
Victoria A. Sugar
Joseph and Marybeth Susnak
Robert and Laura Sweigert
Rosalyn M. Swiercz
Michael and Mary Ann Swierk
Raymond and Joanne Szafranski
Michael and Jacquelyn Tackett
Mark and Nancy Talboo
Richard and Marsha Taliaferro
Jason Talley
Karen A. Taphorn and Mark J.
Pencak
Terrance and Di Ann Taphorn
Samantha R. Tapia
Philip Taurence
Brian and Jacqueline Taylor
James Tebbe
Maria Tegtmeyer
Justin and Heather Terria
Patricia A. TeVoert
John and Mary Theodore
Janell M. Thome
David and Ramona Thornburg
Gloria R. Thornburg
Willcina M. Tiede
Anne E. Timmons
Charles and Janet Toben
Mark and Suzanne Tobey
Victor and Helen Toeppe
Ned and Shari Tonner
Raymond and Toombs
Cheryl and Stephen Torbet
Donna and Gerald Toren
Alan and Janet Tornabeni
Ernesto and Luzminda Torres
James and Gayle Toscano
Robert and Theris Touhy
Robert and Chris Trame
Allen and Kelley Treado
Taylor D. Treesh
David M. Triplo
John and Christina Tryon
Michael and Susan Tsangaris
Eugene and Marilyn Tunney
Brandon and Angie Turner
Mary Pat Turner
James and Susan Turner
Arlene Turocy
Robert and Brenda Twining
Julie and Thomas Urick
Anthony and Sheila Vaccarello
Frances K. Valente
Mary K. Van Deursen
Katherine A. Vanderkolk
Roy and Patricia VanMeter
Scott and Debra VanMeter
Michael and Brenda Vargas
Margaret Muchow Vesch
Jeffery and Susan Vessely
Michael R. Victor
Sidney and Marie Victor
John W. Vidal
Robert L. Vighi, CPA
Daniel and Samantha Villa
Harry D. Vinegar
Douglas and Michelle Vis
James and Barbara Vossen
Anne J. Vrabel
Patricia A. Wade
James and Rita Wagner
Laura Wagner
Marcus J. Wagner
Daniel and Rebecca Wagner
James and Cindy Wakefield
Natalie and Randy Waling
Gerald F. Walker
Gerard and Marilyn Walsh
James D. Wargo
Richard and Mary Beth Warner
Michael C. Warren
Brian and Janet Warrenburg
John and Mary Waters
John A. Watling
Karen M. Watt, Ph.D.
James and Beth Weaver
Carl and Marybelle Weber
Christian and Anna Weber
Donna M. Weber
Duane and Christine Weber
Marilyn Weber
Donald and Cathy Wegner
Paula and Joseph Weill
Samuel and Melinda Weirich
Reverend Earl A. Weis, S.J.
Thomas and Diana Weisenburger
Reverend Eugene J. Weitzel, C.S.V.
Jack and Mary Lou Wenning
Jill and Keith Werling
Charles and Jo Anne Werr
Ty and Susan Weston
Carl and Joyce Whaley
Dominique D. White
William and Elaine White
Christopher M. Widen
Anthony and Vivian Wiedman
Wiers Chevrolet-Cadillac-GMC
Amy and Roger Wilhite
Mike Wilkins
Reverend Ronald L. Will, C.PP.S.
James and Joanne Williams
Jeffrey T. Williams
Steve Williams
Terence and Darlene Williams
Jennifer T. Willig
Bernadette Wilson
Mark and Debra Wingard
William Winkel
Floyd and Judith Winner
SERVICE bold = 21st Century Campaign support; bold and italics = 21st Century Campaign and College Fund support; regular type = College Fund support; * denotes deceased

Edward J. Winstead
Joseph and Marcia Wise
Betty Wiseman
Charles and Jennie Wiseman
Thomas and Maryanne Wisnor
Daniel J. Witecha
Mark and Deeann Witeck
Jerome and Barbara Witek
Nancy Wittenhagen
Gerry Wittenkeller
Mark and Joni Wittler
Daniel and Cheryl Witty
Antoinette Wojcik
Richard and Maureen Wojnicki
Gregory and Ann Wolven
Amber S. Wood
Douglas and Christine Wood
Kristopher Wool
Richard and Laura Worms
Stanley J. Wos
Jerry and Kimberly Wright
Matthew and Cheryl Wright
George and Margaret Wrobel
Joseph and Mary Pat Yeager
Edward and Barbara Young
James and Jeanne Zacek
Pio and Patricia Zammit
Gloria Zegarac
Dale and Michelle Zelhart
David and Kathy Zerr
Peter and Kimberly Zimmer
Desirae Zimmerman
John and Pamela Zimmerman
Robert and Judith Zimmerman
Eric and Natalie Ziolkowski
David H. Zipparro
William and Mary Zleit
Steven and Carol Zobrak
Michael J. Zofkie
Julie L. Zolvinski
Alumni Class Listing
1935
25.00%
Reverend Leonard J. Kostka,
C.PP.S.
1939
12.50%
Reverend Richard W. Puetz
1940
20.00%
Reverend Lawrence F.
Heiman, C.PP.S.
George L. Sheehan
1941
$1,625.00
26.67%
Edward C. Baltz
Paul J. Brunner
Richard M. Scheiber
Reverend Earl A. Weis, S.J.
1942
$3,435.00
25.00%
Joseph A. Dell
W. C. Dieruf, Jr.
Reverend Dominic B.
Gerlach, C.PP.S.
Remigius Hazinski
Donald J. Tonner
1943
$3,258.00
15.38%
Robert H. Causland
George J. Tonner
John C. Wood
John Wunderlich
1944
$400.00
28.57%
Ralph C. Best, D.D.S.
Edward W. Harkenrider, Ph.D.
Thomas G. Layden
Monsignor Edward F. Litot
1945
$3,650.00
20.00%
Albert E. Prosser
Stanley D. Pukelis
Frank J. Roytek, Jr.
James R. Shields
Richard J. Walker
1946
$225.00
13.64%
Carl B. Dietrich
Charles J. Hipp
Robert E. Stephens
1947
$800.00
16.67%
Reverend James R. Bates
Frederick A. Beckman
Francis A. Cleary, M.D.
Paul F. Heckler
Hubert J. Miller, Ph.D.
Donald E. Smith, Ph.D.
1948
$3,100.00
25.00%
Warren C. Freeman
Reverend Joseph W. Grace
Gaynard J. Hardebeck
Richard G. Semonin
David F. Terveer
Eugene R. Walsh
1949
$6,570.00
35.48%
Linus J. Brungardt
Francis X. Coman
Kenneth De Witt
Kenneth W. Forsthoefel
John V. Guckien
Gerald F. Kolb
John F. Laughlin
James T. Mangan
Louis J. Polito
Francis P. Staucet
Reverend Eugene J. Weitzel, C.S.V.
1950
$14,007.73
17.65%
Henry J. Boguslaw
Harold A. Boudreau
William D. Freeman
Charles S. Hanley, Jr.
Clarence T. Kuhn*
Robert T. Mangan
Alfred T. Miesch, Ph.D.
Ronald M. Miniat
James E. Pawloski, D.D.S.
Eugene V. Pellegrini
Victor F. Toeppe
Thomas E. VonderHaar, M.D.
1951
$1,275.00
12.73%
John J. Barrientos
Rocco J. Colletti
Ronald R. Humphrey
John F. McCann, Jr.
F. Michael Meehan
Harry A. Phlipot, Jr.
Louis E. Schneider
Please report all corrections in this listing to Mark Brouwer ’04 at 800.227.1898 or mbrouwer@saintjoe.edu.
1952
$22,516.00
26.42%
Donald B. Basko
Richard M. Beaven, M.D.
Andrew F. Davey
Reverend Philip F. Gilbert, C.PP.S.
Leonard J. Graf, Jr.
Donald J. Hathaway
James E. Houk
Neal E. Krupp, M.D.
Reverend Robert Kunisch, C.PP.S.
Raymond P. Laffey
Joseph L. Martin
Paul R. O’Connor
Edward L. Schultheis
Arthur J. Vonderhaar
1953
$8,103.00
21.88%
Reverend Thomas J.
Beischel, C.PP.S.
Robert J. Eder
Robert C. Gering
Paul F. Godowic
Charles J. Haag*
John M. Haffner
Frederick E. Hollinden
Ronald R. Hospodka, Sr.
Reverend Vincent A. Hoying, C.PP.S.
Martin M. Knapp
William J. Labadie
John G. Pastrick
Joseph Q. Pindell
Vladimir N. Pregelj
Thomas R. Van Acker
1954
$53,730.00
20.83%
A. Vincent Agnew, Jr.
Theodore G. Beemsterboer
Ronald J. Cherry
John F. Englehart
William H. Fremgen
George R. Kuhn
William J. Kun
Paul M. Rall
Kenneth J. Ryan
Reverend Paul R. White, C.PP.S.
1955
$8,821.00
32.63%
David W. Birsa
Jerome H. Blaesing
Edward R. Bozymski
Reverend Harold C. Brown, C.PP.S.
James A. Bruha
Edmund F. Byrne
Mark J. Gamber
Virgil L. Gelormino
William J. Gillen
James T. Gordon
John J. Gorman
John P. Griffin, M.D.
James J. Heim
Joseph T. Jakubko
George W. Kalafut
Willard C. Kellogg, Jr.
Clayton J. Klein, CLU, ChFC
Frank W. Klopp
David Krigbaum, M.D.
Leo J. Lammers
Terence F. MacCarthy
James W. Messer, Ph.D.
Alan Austin ’13 and Jordan Broeker ’11
in the Columbian Players’ production of Postmortem.
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Thomas J. Morgan, Jr.
Linus R. Osterloh
Eugene J. O’Sullivan
Patrick J. Reilly
Raymond F. Schuessler, Jr.
Ralph W. Seidl
Leroy J. Selnek
Lawrence P. Stricklin
Jacob U. Voelker
1956
$36,095.00
20.00%
George H. Brown, Jr.
Chester J. Buziak, D.O.
John A. Dougherty
Henry V. Guzzo, Jr., M.D.
Marvin L. Hackman
Edward H. Hennekes
G. P. Higgins
Joseph M. Kewley
A. Richard Kumicich
Leroy U. Meyer
John J. Miller
John W. Morrison
Fred J. Stucker, M.D.
Harold P. Vitale
Charles A. Wiles
1957
$25,355.00
25.42%
Harry R. Allagree, ObJN
Aldo F. Barsotti, Ph.D.
William M. Bercik, D.D.S.
William H. Burkhardt
Edward A. Cox, Jr.
Ronald A. Dohr
S. Kenneth Dolan
Joseph Dulin
Charles D. Eisenman, Ph.D.
I. B. Espinos
Daniel E. Fenker, CLU, ChFC
Robert M. Gasior, M.D.
Donald J. Graham
Ronald E. Keller
Albert J. Kozak
Joseph A. Mackey
Joseph B. Mihalov, CPA
Edward M. Mohr, Jr.
William C. Morrison
Glenn E. Murphy
William D. Neville
Walter F. Obrochta
Thomas J. Phillipp
Clifford F. Robinson
Al A. Salerno
Paul W. Scherschel, Jr.
Lawrence J. Stark
John A. Tobin, CCE
Ivo G. Vonderwell
Charles S. Werr
1958
$15,875.00
23.23%
James W. Archer
Fred J. Bauer
John W. Bian
Lawrence P. Carie
Robert E. Christen
Ronald L. Cole
George T. Cover
Keith A. Fingerhut
Michael C. Freiburg
Thomas F. Fruehe
Reverend Robert P. Gehring
Neal B. Kelliher
Louis J. Kuhn
Jerry Lachnicht
Thomas F. Mahoney, Jr.
Edward P. McDermott, D.O.
Joseph R. Sack, Sr.
George J. Schmid
Harold A. Shuster
Thomas B. Stucker
James H. Thureson
Eugene F. Wojciechowski
Joseph W. Wonderly
1959
$16,698.25
24.07%
James R. Ambs
Kenneth M. Bates
David C. Bauer
Donald J. Baumgart
Terence E. Bergin
Robert Y. Brown, Sr.
David R. Carey
Richard G. Conlin
James M. Deegan, III
Abigail Gazda ’11 (L) and Assoc. Prof. of Physical Education
Dr. Pat Querry at the Academic Awards Ceremony.
John T. Deines, Ph.D.
Richard A. Deters
Philip R. Donegan
Charles E. Donnelly
LeRoy M. Ellgass
E. B. Fech, Ph.D.
Joseph P. Flanagan
Thomas M. Freehill
Richard E. Gallo
Arthur J. Gelino
Robert H. Gengler
Joseph E. Gregorich
Sister Charmaine Grilliot, C.PP.S.
Joseph V. Gurgone
Jerome S. Hoess
Charles W. Holmes, Ph.D.
Paul Jurik
Robert C. Krieter
John A. Kurek
Bernard E. La Reau
John M. Murray
Dennis E. Ryan
Roger J. Scott, Jr.
Paul J. Stucker, M.D.
Henry A. Stukenborg
Robert W. Sullivan
Ronald L. Tovsen
David L. Verdeyen
Gerald F. Walker
Richard K. Winans
1960
$69,560.45
36.30%
James J. Blanzy, Ph.D.
Kenneth R. Bogner
Thomas W. Busch, Ph.D.
Melvern M. Casey, Jr.
Robert N. Cathcart
Edward F. Dolan
Donald R. Donahue
Timothy R. Downey
Fred J. Faulstich
Frank R. Fitzgerald
Richard J. Flashing
Gerald J. Friedrich
Charles F. Gaul
James P. Gross
Ralph J. Haldorson
John W. Hancock, Ph.D.
James T. Hannon
Lawrence J. Honikel
Joseph M. Kanamueller, Ph.D.
Jack L. Keilman
Ronald E. Knoerzer
Ronald P. Koron
Raymond A. Krizmanic
Robert J. Larger
Ronald L. Lawnzak
Thomas F. Lewis, Jr.
Gregory J. Mahoney
James R. McCullough
Patrick Joseph McMullen
Richard J. Meister, Ph.D.
William R. Miller
Roger E. Mueller
Stanley J. Nawrocki
James J. Novak, PE
Thomas L. O’Connor
Henry A. Pictor
Martin J. Rosinski
Herbert E. Schumann
John T. Sheahan
Lawrence R. Siclair
Thomas J. Sorg
Gary P. Stack
David H. Stager
Kenneth A. Stelzer
Gerald F. Stephan
Ralph J. Tomlin
Eugene P. Tunney
Michael J. Vallone
Floyd C. Winner
1961
$51,649.35
34.15%
John R. Baumann
George L. Beemsterboer
Patrick J. Boland
George F. Borge, M.D.
Ron V. Budzielek
Dennis T. Butler
Frank R. Caccamo
Thomas D. Carpenter
John P. Companik
Timothy J. Connor
John T. Conroy
David E. Cook
Albert H. Croci
Thomas J. Dagon
Jon A. Dudeck
Fred J. Dunderman
William L. Fortin
Marilyn M. Fowler Whaley
Robert M. Gallivan, Jr., Ph.D.
Thomas J. Gavin
Robert J. Glowacki
Charles W. Henes
John F. Hoffman
Timothy E. Hollihan
David H. Hoover
Robert J. Johnson
Robert L. Kaiser
Michael S. Kanne
Lawrence P. Kelly
Edward L. Kempf
Ralph T. Kenville
John D. Kiefer, Ph.D.
Leo F. Klemme
Robert J. Kroll
James W. McCauley, Ph.D.
Lee T. McCauley
James R. McMahon, M.D.
Al Nett
John F. Norris
Daniel J. Pesaresi, Sr.
Alan V. Purcell
George F. Rafferty
Robert P. Ramesh
Alfred P. Savino
Thomas J. Schoenbaum
Thomas J. Seroczynski
Richard H. Shaw
Jon T. Smith, M.D.
Philip M. Smith
John C. Spychalski
Joseph W. Strzelczyk
William J. Walsh, III
John A. Watling
George E. Wrobel
Arthur C. Zielinski
William E. Zleit
SERVICE bold = 21st Century Campaign support; bold and italics = 21st Century Campaign and College Fund support; regular type = College Fund support; * denotes deceased

4 PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
AWARDED TO THE CLASS OF 2015
1Jessica Cates (Anderson, Ind.:
Pendleton Heights HS)
2Dustin Helmer (Rockford, Ill.: Christian
Life Center HS), Biology major
3Tadd Maddalozzo (Dunlap, Ill.: Peoria
Notre Dame HS), Criminal Justice major
4Calleigh Olson (Mount Orab, Ohio:
Western Brown HS), Biology major
1962
$11,850.00
30.19%
Kenneth J. Ahler, M.D.
Patrick W. Bartholomy
David M. Beam
Raymond J. Billy
Joseph L. Boton
Bernard J. Casey
Michael L. Clark
Raphael B. Clementis-Zahony
John L. Conlon
James W. Crowley
Patrick J. Devereaux
Glenn A. Dobecki, M.D.
Thomas A. Dohr
Thomas G. Drennan
Michael A. Elliot
David J. Etzwiler
John C. Fitzpatrick
Byron P. Francoeur
Ralph W. Freibert
Donald L. Gimbel
John P. Gordon
Kenneth L. Guzik
H. Philip Kenney
John D. Koerber
Dennis B. Kosobucki
William A. Kreutzjans
Henry S. Krigbaum
Paul F. Larson
Edward J. Laude
Stephen M. Ligda, Sr.
Robert H. Lubbinga
Robert J. Madda
Leo J. Navin, Ph.D.
John H. Noble
Patrick J. O’Connor
Very Rev. Kenneth
Pleiman, C.PP.S.
Joseph A. Richard
Robert E. Rospenda
Theodore J. Sabados
John L. Schudel
Gerald D. Seikel
Walter M. Siodlarz
Stanley J. Stancukas
A. L. Roberts, Ph.D.
Robert A. Urig
Dean A. Van Leirsburg, Ph.D.
Richard A. Wroblewski
Robert S. Zurad
1963
$862,945.00
32.97%
Earl W. Arndt, Jr.
Matthew J. Brady
Dennis F. Brestensky, Ph.D.
James E. Bruin
Phillip T. Byrd
James B. Crook, Jr.
James A. Delaney
Carl C. Dirksen
John P. Drennan
Emilio Enriquez
Joseph W. Fliszar
Paul J. Franks
Eberhard J. Gabriel
Lee D. Gallaher
James C. Gannon
Thomas J. Gately
Edward A. Golumbeck
Lawrence A. Gordon
David L. Guertin
Richard J. Hagye
Richard A. Hanson
Delores J. Henderson Battleday
Donald M. Hoffman, M.D.
Edward T. Hurley
Robert K. Imbur
Dennis M. Johnson
Stephen J. Jupinka
William E. Keenan
Gregory L. Klatecki
Thomas W. Kuchta
Edward L. Lysaught, CPA
Russell E. Marcinek
Robert J. Maszka
John T. McCarthy
James E. McGill
Jerome T. Meservey, M.D.
Gwen M. Meyers Potter
Kenneth D. Mroczek
Please report all corrections in this listing to Mark Brouwer ’04 at 800.227.1898 or mbrouwer@saintjoe.edu.
Joseph M. Murray
F. Ronald Musket
John E. Navigato
Kevin O’Brien
David P. O’Connor, Jr.
Paul R. Ogorzelec
Anthony J. Pacenti
Elmer L. Paris
Richard W. Renspie, Jr.
Michael J. Salmon, CPA
Robert M. Scott
John J. Seggerson, Jr.
Peter S. Shen
Michael T. Smith
William A. Thoma, Jr.
Frank A. Troike
James R. Tuerff, CLU, FLMI
Arthur C. Vandenbroucke, Ph.D.
Joseph G. Vlasaty
Arthur C. Voellinger
Philip J. Wilhelm*
Henry J. Wilken, Jr.
Kenneth J. Wysoglad
1964
$62,328.50
36.55%
Eugene Alvarez
Dennis B. Anderson
Allan E. Bavolek
David S. Boyer
Larry F. Brunswick
Mary E. Buchanan
C. L. Camp
Thomas M. Carroll
Charles A. Clemens
William B. Currie, D.D.S.
Dennis M. Dancer
Don L. Davia
Michael J. Delaney, Jr.
Robert E. Doherty
John A. Dohr
William V. Fish
Dr. J. Michael Fitzmaurice, Ph.D.
Dennis M. Gasick
Dennis J. Goggin
Joseph D. Gugliotta
Francis J. Harmon
Mary E. Harris Coman
John W. Hartford
Thomas F. Helmold
Charles E. Horn
Joseph A. Hula, Jr.
Paul A. Impero
Jerry L. Jack
John F. Kane
Frank L. Keilman, CPA
Charles J. Kelley
George L. Kelly
Thomas C. Kicinski
Patricia J. Klaus Hamacher
Thomas Kuhar
Gerald D. Langner
John R. Lau, Ph.D.
Dennis G. Lavery
L. M. Lewis
James A. Lucas
James E. Madden
Pierce F. McCabe*
Patrick J. Melady
William L. Metz, D.D.S.
David S. Moebs
Robert C. Mueller, D.D.S.
Patrick J. Murphy, Ph.D.
Robert A. Newman
Richard J. Ostrowski
James F. Panas
James R. Piggush, Ph.D.
John J. Pikarski, Jr.
George L. Post
Samuel H. Rankin, Jr., Ph.D.
Jack T. Raymond
Janet S. Regner-Howell
James E. Riedel
Eduardo G. Rivera
J.R. Savoie
Alan C. Schmiederer
Richard W. Schreiber
Bernard B. Skwiercz
Donna C. Sondgerath Hoover
Daniel A. Sorg
John A. Sorota, Sr.
Herbert C. Steinmetz, Jr.
James D. Truba
Audrey F. Urbanczyk
Paul A. Wendowski
Robert C. Wilberscheid
Dorothy R. Winkeljohn, Ph.D.
Edward L. Wolff
Philip V. Zera
Michael J. Zofkie
1965
$25,978.73
31.00%
Michael C. Anker
Michael J. Baloun
Richard A. Beiriger
Louis A. Bianchi
Donna L. Blume Knochel
Craig G. Bolanos
Reverend Joseph L. Brown, C.PP.S.
Carl C. Buckner
Thomas J. Cachur
Frank S. Collura
Paul J. Corsaro
Roger T. Cotterill
Curtis F. Dale
Terrence R. Dillon
Michael B. Disser
David E. Eckerle
Thomas J. Effinger
Patrick T. Fitzgerald
Charles L. Froelich
Ronald W. Geleott
John P. Gorman, Jr., ChFC
John J. Halpin
John F. Hartford
Randall W. Hildeman
Bernard M. Hirl
Donald C. Jochem
James W. Kin
Thomas L. Knuefner
Al E. Knueven
Theodore A. Koenig
Norbert A. Krapf, Ph.D.
Jack Lambke
Thomas P. Lang
Frank L. LeMay
Vincent L. Linden
Stephen J. Lombardo, Jr.
John P. Matthys
George J. McAfee, M.D.
Patrick J. McCann, Jr.
Philip W. McCauley, II
Thomas E. Mooney, Sr.
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Arnold H. Muller
James A. Murphy
Patrick J. Murphy
Jerome R. Oakes
Eugene C. Ognibene
David A. Ogren
Nora C. O’Malley, Ph.D., FACHE
Leonard J. Palicki
Gregory T. Palubicki
Joseph L. Pawlick
Thomas G. Potpora
James G. Roseland
Charles E. Ryan, Sr.
Peter V. Saxton
Nicholas J. Schultz
Joseph C. Shimala
William N. Siska
John M. Spence
Terry F. Sroka
Andrew M. Szmagalski
James M. Wade
Terrence T. Wall
1966
$27,298.00
20.31%
Michael J. Barany, Jr.
Glenn L. Beaupre
Dennis J. Berner
Carl L. Bossung
Daniel L. Brodrick
Philip G. Calcott
James R. Callero
Thomas E. Callum
Walter B. Carpeaux
Joseph L. Cogan, M.D.
Earl L. Cousino
Thomas F. Crowley
Terrence W. Daley, Jr.
Philip S. Dedig
Daniel F. Dillon, Jr.
Ronald A. Dorsten
James W. Echle
Frank J. Frasor
Thomas N. Gallagher
David L. Giometti
Ray A. Good, III
Robert E. Griffin
Terry E. Herbst
John F. Higgins
William D. Hipple
Wanda J. Jeleniewski Buczek
Robert G. Kaptain
John H. Klote, Ph.D.
Jeffrey P. Koch
Robert M. Lauer
Robert J. Lothrop
John H. Mannen
James P. McCormick
Kenneth L. McIntosh
Thomas P. McLaughlin
Frederick T. Meyer
Michael R. Moore, Ph.D.
Thomas A. Murphy, III
Charles T. O’Hara, Jr.
Richard P. O’Leary, CPA
Sarah A. Overmyer Hunnefeld
James K. Robbins
Joseph W. Rozek, Jr.
Leo J. Schroeder
J. Roger Shinnick
William A. Stack
Dennis P. Stanczak
William L. Strasburger
Frederick A. Walter
Joseph A. Wise
Thomas Wisnor
Michael J. Woyahn
Pio P. Zammit
1967
$1,512,040
20.41%
Michael J. Baum
Thomas J. Beaven
Estelle J. Biesiadecki
Paul R. Broadway
Bernard V. Carrico, Jr.
W. P. Cashman
Louis A. Claeys
Raymond L. Crock
Thomas F. Cudzilo, Ph.D.
Robert L. Cwiertniak, Ph.D.
Phillip A. Datka
Thomas L. Dunham
James J. Egan, Jr.
Michael A. Evans, Ph.D.
Jerome H. Geimer
Timothy J. Grajewski
Joseph A. Hemminger
Richard T. Kehoe
John P. Kelly
George R. Kesl
Michael J. Krapec
Gerald M. Lavey
Marvin J. Leuck
Thomas C. Mathews
William J. Messinger
Glenn C. Miller
John A. Monroe
David T. Muth
Stephen C. O’Donoghue
John W. Parthum, Jr.
James G. Ricker
Eugene F. Sarkey
Ronald W. Staudt
Carl J. Stepanik
James M. Still, Ph.D.
Richard F. Taliaferro
Stephen J. Topolski, CPA
Robert K. Touhy, CPA
Thomas A. Weinkauf
James E. Whitehead
1968
$28,983.35
24.18%
Timothy K. Andrasek
B. George Badke
James J. Berlier
H. Michael Bowman
Patricia A. Bowsher Ripple
Stephen G. Brinker
James L. Bruns
Wayne J. Butrick
Joseph P. Carey
John A. Carmody, III
Michael E. Delaney
John F. Farr, Jr.
Joseph P. Felicelli, Jr.
John E. Flick
Thomas H. Flowers
Charles F. Fraley, Jr.
Della S. Gardner
Patrick G. Gerardot
Daniel P. Golec
Marilyn O’Connell, Sue Downard ’79, Carolyn Griffin,
and Fr. Len Kostka, C.PP.S. ’35 at the Drexel bench dedication
ceremony in memory of Bill “Drex” O’Connell ’63.
Patrick J. Gora, Sr.
Steven C. Hayden
Gerard J. Heinrichs
Malcolm K. Hershberger
Jerome P. Ivacic
Tom F. Kacprowicz
Paul M. Kiffner
Thomas R. Knitter
Donald S. Knueve, Ph.D.
Thomas C. Kovac
Andrew William Kramer
Ronald E. Kramer
Richard W. Krouse
James A. Lefler
Gregory L. Monti
Edward W. Mulcahy
James W. Nies
Frank A. Norton
John R. Olechny
Michael H. Organ
Gregory F. Ostrowski
Jeffrey F. Pazona
Joseph J. Pendick, Jr.
Albert M. Romanowicz
Michael R. Ropp
Richard J. Rossi
Stephen L. Ruff, Jr.
Timothy L. Seiler, Ph.D.
Michael F. Skube, Ph.D.
Harry R. Sonderman, Jr.
Michael A. Steele
Reverend Jerome
Steinbrunner, C.PP.S.
George A. Tremblay, Jr.
Jeffery S. Vessely
Richard R. Wagner
Gerard R. Walsh
Lawrence A. Wedryk
Edward J. Winstead
Daniel J. Witecha
David F. Woltering
1969
$41,331.96
25.57%
Christopher M. Andres
Thomas E. Bartkus
James F. Bender
Gerald R. Berner
Thomas P. Boyle
Thomas W. Burke, Sr.
Robert B. Cassey
Charles A. Clifford
Thomas M. Corcoran, Jr.
Thomas F. Creger
Charles A. Cury
Benedict R. Dandrow
Terrence T. Dariotis
Francis X. Davis, Jr.
Stephen R. Dillon
Daniel E. Ellis
J. E. Farfsing
Terrence M. Foley
Joseph M. Franklin, CLU, ChFC
James J. Galles
Thomas P. Ganz
Thomas E. Gartland
Michael J. Georgeson
James D. Graham
Michael J. Guccione
John J. Hayes, Jr.
Robert J. Hendelman
Wayne J. Henderlong
Richard F. Hindery
Patrick J. Hitpas
James J. Hogan
Fred H. Hoying
Ralph T. Iannelli
Stephen D. Kizaric
Phillip J. Kokandy
Paul F. Kolojeski, Ph.D.
Dennis J. Koziol
Ronald A. Kremer
Alan F. Kreutzer
Lawrence A. Laudick
Kevin T. Levins, Jr.
Martin V. Lyons
Vincent Macina
Thomas F. Marcotte
Bart J. Margiotta
Leroy A. Milas
Edward L. Modesto, D.D.S.
Leon J. Monnin, Ph.D.
James A. Mullen, Jr.
James M. Mulryan
William F. Murphy, III
Thomas S. O’Brien
Louis B. Offer
Eugene B. Person, O.D.
William J. Phelan
SERVICE bold = 21st Century Campaign support; bold and italics = 21st Century Campaign and College Fund support; regular type = College Fund support; * denotes deceased

Thomas E. Prosser, D.D.S.
Patrick J. Reynolds
Ronald J. Roginski
Richard A. Rogus
Larry D. Ropp
Thomas J. Rottinghaus
David M. Scheafbauer
John R. Soltis
Lawrence E. Soltis
Robert A. Souza
David A. Sullivan
Mark A. Talboo
Alan B. Tornabeni
James A. Toscano
Robert E. Trame
William J. Vahary
Michael J. Walro
Margaret J. Weatherhead
Guccione
Thomas T. Weisenburger
Anthony F. Wiedman, Jr.
Stanley J. Wos
Alan J. Young
Robert K. Zimmerman, Ed.D.
John J. Zygowicz
1970
$19,774.06
22.48%
James L. Ackner
Peter M. Agnone, Jr., O.D.
James Ahr
William C. Allgyer
Brother Benjamin S. Basile, C.PP.S.
Gary F. Batchellor
John C. Bertrand
Ronald W. Biernat
Monica E. Breidenbach
Jerome F. Burke
James C. Burnett
Earl W. Crosby, Ph.D.
Robert N. Czarnecki
Daniel M. DeVoe
Scott E. Donnelly
John E. Dunn
Gregory J. Figaro
James R. Flood
John H. Gagnon
Dennis M. Gallagher
Robert L. Giel
Robert C. Gutgsell
Timothy F. Heinrich
Brother Timothy P. Hemm, C.PP.S.
Ted W. Hillary
Donald J. Hoffman
Michael L. Klima
Robert S. LaBarbera
Charles P. Lamb, Jr.
Gerald R. Lasko
Thomas C. Madison
Fred W. McFawn
J. P. McGraw
Reverend John C. Mencsik, C.PP.S.
Thomas E. Nath
Thomas M. O’Loughlin
James V. O’Reilly
Martin A. Piwowar
Steven A. Ranz
Carl Rashid
Michael P. Reisinger
Daniel J. Rogers
Glenda D. Rogers Boton
Joseph J. Roszkowski
Thomas J. Ryan, Sr.
Michael A. Sheeran
Donald L. Snider
Mark F. Swary
Michael A. Swierk
Michael J. Tierney
Larry J. Till
Leonard W. Tobiaski
Michael F. Ward
James L. Weidner
Jack J. Wenning
John A. Wiese
Reverend Ronald L. Will, C.PP.S.
Edward G. Zgonc
1971
$28,002.50
21.87%
John J. Alt
Richard P. Balcer
Bonnie J. Barnett Storey
John D. Blood
Stephen J. Bonowski
Thomas P. Brown
Daniel E. Bryan, Jr.
Leonard T. Carolan
Paul V. Clore
Timothy J. Comeford
Jerome J. Cuzella
V. Robert Czernek
James T. Dodge
Mary Ann Dreiling
Robert M. Egan
Kenneth C. Elchert
Kevin D. Eriksen
Ed Feicht
Mark J. Fox
Joseph P. Fritz
Peter J. Gallant
Gary E. Gendernalik
Kenneth W. Gerlach
Thomas A. Gonwa, M.D.
Frank M. Guzzo
Edward P. Habrowski, Ed.D.
Raymond E. Hall
John C. Haller
James P. Hester
Charles M. Hicks
Richard A. Hojnicki
Ronald B. Hoying
Spencer E. Johnson, Jr.
Leo D. Kerber, Jr.
Walter J. Klag, Jr.
John G. Kotulski
Eileen M. La Voy Burke
William J. Lessard, Jr.
David B. Lincoln
Richard E. Longsworth
Terry L. Lothamer
John C. Maag
John H. Maczak
Robert L. Massa
Richard W. Meka
Dennis W. Mele
Anthony L. Mescher
William J. Miller, Jr.
John Molinaro
Douglas Monforton
Daniel W. Monnin
Paul N. Muller
Mark A. Nestor
Robert P. Neville
James V. O’Connor
Raymond S. Papszycki, Jr.
Mark T. Phillips
Cary A. Rapini
James J. Reinert
John C. Rietschlin
Patrick H. Riha
Henry J. Schmitt, Jr.
Robert Schukies
David C. Scudder
James R. Smalley, M.D., Ph.D.
Eleanor L. Stiller Bess
Christopher J. Stohr
Dennis J. Strobel
Mary D. Thoesen Coleman,
M.D., Ph.D.
Timothy C. Tincher
Anthony M. Vaccarello
James L. Vossen
R. Henry Winter
Michael L. Wolpert
Joseph J. Yeager, CLU, CIC
Please report all corrections in this listing to Mark Brouwer ’04 at 800.227.1898 or mbrouwer@saintjoe.edu.
1972
$23,009.30
21.80%
Kenneth E. Bohlinger
Gina Boyan Briggle
John F. Bratton, Jr.
George F. Brun, Jr.
Dianne Brunswick Gerlach
David A. Cerotzke
Kathleen M. Choka
Stephen M. Cleary
Nora K. Dailey Phillips
Frank S. Durbas
Reverend James A. Dvorscak
Michael W. Eder
Brother Joseph J. Fisher, C.PP.S.
Michael R. Flaherty
David A. Gandolph
Linda Gelatka Forrest
Mary Louise George Ames
Ronald L. Golumbeck
Donald J. Goschy
Michael J. Gresk
Connie Harris Weir
John F. Hillier
Patrick J. Hoover
Terese M. Hoovler Davis
Thomas S. Horvath
Kenneth E. Inkrott, Ph.D.
John J. Joyce, Jr.
Stanley Kalwasinski
James P. Kenney
Gerald B. Kling
Thomas A. Klingel
Francis F. Leslie
James M. Martens
Jerry M. McKim
Charles J. Mescher
John R. Middlesworth
Stevie Mikulich Giel
Constance M. Miller Swary
R. D. Moderow
Timothy I. Moenk
Robert V. Monfort
Alfred J. Morandi, Jr.
Stephen J. Muscarella
Shirley A. North Mills
Jerome S. Pankey
William D. Pospisil
Arthur L. Rapini
Edward J. Reed
Nancy J. Russman
William F. Schlater
John W. Schumacher
John F. Shank
Mary Jo Smolen Bertrand
James A. Sowa
Anthony J. Spitzig
Reverend William J. Stang, C.PP.S.
Susan Sullivan Klima
Robert L. Vighi, CPA
Joseph J. Vrabec
James D. Wargo
Donald R. Wegner
Kevin M. White, Ph.D.
Mary L. Wiehl
Paul D. Yeoman
1973
$27,321.80
20.63%
Richard J. Baratta
Donna Becker Rietschlin
Charles R. Blackney
Pamela J. Borscha Eriksen
Martha A. Brady Bergman
Robert Y. Brown, Jr.
John A. Carroll, CCP, PHR
Gregory L. Conrad
John L. Conrad
Charles J. Cook
William E. Del Principe, CPA
Employees Marie Humpolick, Casey Hitchcock,
and Amy Pfaff chip in for Campus Beautification Day.
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TOP 10 CLASSES
WITH HIGHEST
DONOR
PARTICIPATION
RATE
Class
1964
1960
1949
1961
1963
1955
1965
1962
1944
1941
Amount
36.55%
36.30%
35.48%
34.36%
32.97%
32.63%
31.00%
30.19%
28.57%
26.67%
Susan M. Dolecki Timmins
Gail S. Eckl
John J. Fitzgibbons
Sally A. Fry
Joann F. Ganey
Jan Garbon Monforton
Jane Gartland White
Anita Gramman Schemensky
James R. Gudmens
Alvaro Guillen, Jr.
Mark G. Hagert
Glenn W. Hake
William A. Hendrick, Jr.
Robin A. Higinbotham Clark
Gene P. Jones
Kathleen Kelly Reinert
Daniel A. Kidd
Peter T. Klocek
Daniel J. Kramer
William J. Lammers
William E. Larger
Louis O. Lisi
Barbara A. Martin
Joseph D. Martin, Jr.
Pamela M. Martin Muller
Vickie M. McCallister Kane
Cheryl A. Michalak Joyce
Randolph B. Milos, CPA
Mark Muterspaw
Vincent J. Parker
Donna L. Pearson Muscarella
Douglas R. Perkins
Michael Petrovich, Ph.D.
Reverend George F. Plaster
Ralph L. Pollaro
Janice M. Pyrce
Raymond C. Robin
Sarah R. Ross Glass
Barbara Schaden Arnott
Elizabeth Schatzman Reagan
Kathleen M. Schiel Gino
Kenneth G. Seipel
Linda C. Shutske McNeil
Gregory V. Sierminski, D.D.S.
Michael J. Stohr, Jr.
Robert L. Stump
Edward J. Styles
Terrance T. Taphorn
Teresa T. Thoesen Wentzel
William J. Timmins
Ruth E. Warren Paulsen
Richard F. Wojnicki
David M. Zerr
Donna K. Zimmerman Moran
1974
$56,578.00
24.80%
Debra Ancich
Paul J. Bergman
Daniel O. Bradley
Patrick K. Callero, CPA
Patrick M. Collins, Ph.D.
Susan K. Collins Labaj
Eleanor M. Dehn Pershing
Gregory J. Diem
Marcella K. Dreiling Cameron
Patti Driscoll Gendernalik
Richard J. Dunn
Thomas A. Ebbinghaus
William F. Edwards
C. Kelley Endres
Robert P. Faxel
Patricia Felicelli McGinn
Michael J. Gadus
James M. Gartland, Jr.
Susan G. Gavin Sponseller
Gregory P. Gehrig
Anthony J. Gianoli
William P. Grace
Larry J. Hanneman, CPA
Thomas H. Hardiman, Jr.
William J. Hogan, Ph.D.
Marianne H. Hollern Porter
Bernadette Horwath Cook
Richard C. Hoying
David B. Huneryager
Stephen T. Jakubowski, Ph.D.
Patrick J. Kearney
Elmer W. Klepaski
Daniel J. Kostrzewa
John W. Labaj
Ronald W. LaDuca
Patrick J. Lally
Carol J. Lane Wood
Thomas J. Lee
Stephen H. Lerch, Ph.D.
Fred P. Mariani
John A. Matochik, Ph.D.
Barbara L. McConnell Klocek
Mark D. McLaren
Margaret A. Muchow Vesch
William J. Murphy
Mark A. Onesi
John T. Porter
Renee E. Primeau Morandi
William C. Reagan
Richard M. Rudowski, Ph.D.
Jerome B. Schroeder
Jeffrey J. Schuetzner
Karen Schulze Klepaski
Benedict J. Sponseller, Sr.
Robert M. Steiner, Jr.
Kevin A. Strnatka
Victoria A. Sugar
John J. Sweeterman
Reverend Joseph P. Tito
Charles J. Toben
Lynn R. Weaver
Louis W. Yuen
1975
$31,514.45
20.82%
Roger D. Ames
Diane B. Balsamo Goggin
Richard A. Boyle
Pamela Campion-Banwart
Debra A. Carter Perkins
Mary Ellen Cebulski Kreilkamp
George M. Clemens
Mary Ellen Cross Stephenson
Christine J. Deppe Swiatkowski
Robert M. Dragich
Mildred J. Dreiling Young
Edward F. Gallagher
Carol A. Gibbons Hardiman
Peter J. Gilroy
Gerard J. Glowniak
Judith R. Hanneman Horstman
Tracey L. Hensel Wleklinski
Jane Hils Shea
Richard L. Horstman
G. Edwin Jones
J. J. Jones
Theodore A. Karpovich
Jonathan A. Klepfer
Susan Mally Tsangaris
Robert P. Meany
Alphonse Lee Meyer, Ph.D.
George E. Mills
James F. Moffitt
Keila E. Naylor Johnson
Jean A. Nist Stitz
David E. Owens, Sr.
Gregory W. Perkins
William J. Rafferty
Alan C. Rockwell
Kevin H. Ryan
Gregory J. Schmidt
Mary J. Schueren
Theodore A. Scudder
John F. Shanahan
Gary F. Spehar
Jane E. Sroka Hern
Gerhard P. Starost, Jr.
Robert J. Swiatkowski
Karen Ann Taphorn
James Thordsen
Samuel A. Till, Jr.
Christopher W. Verdonk
Timothy S. von der Embse
Janet W. Wasserman Bloemer
Mark F. Wittler
Al J. Wleklinski
1976
$8,299.96
20.10%
Lawrence A. Bloemer, Jr.
David J. Brandewie
James M. Burns
Richard J. Ceragioli, M.D.
Wynell M. Neece
Carol Czepiel Rockwell
Joseph W. Dillon
Gregory W. Foskett
Ronald E. Frankiewicz
Ann E. Funk Steiner
Mark A. Haberman
Bonnie B. Harlan Reed
Ronald E. James
David W. Keilman
John M. Kennedy
Patrick J. Knight
Daniel J. Krodel
Patrick E. Lee
Robert W. Lehmenkuler
David A. Loweke
Richard J. McDonald, Jr.
J. K. McGrath
Gerald E. Miller
Constance D. Murphy Phillip
John A. Paczesny
Mary Lou Paluch Rafferty
Jeffrey M. Perkins
Dolores R. Powers Fisher
Maureen T. Pufahl White
Donna J. Schuetzner Toren, DPM
Brooke E. Shallenberger Newman
Kathryne S. Sleppy Caldwell
Dennis R. Stitz
Jack A. Strom
Michael D. Tully
Alan E. Waznis
Paul F. White
Reverend Richard P. Wise
Agatha Wong Yuen
John M. Yancey, D.D.S.
1977
$17,020.26
19.68%
Alana M. Ahmed Haberman
Elaine Arnzen Sheehan
Mark T. Bolla
Patricia A. Campbell Craighead
Carlotta M. Cerceo Miller
Timothy F. Christiana
Kimarie Clark Green
Donald R. Clemens
Thomas J. Connors
Cathleen A. Coughlin Smith
John A. Craighead
Karen Davis Marks
James I. Delach
Cheryl A. DeLucenay Walker
Susan A. Ebbinghaus Warsaw
Peter L. Emer
Teresa L. Eytchison Loeffler
Phyllis M. Fitchorn Waznis
Deborah A. Frantz
Patricia A. Hajduch Knight
Mark J. Heinen
Richard J. Holland
Gary C. Homan
David W. Hood
Beth A. Hoyt Foley
Timothy D. Kirkbride
F. Thomas Krol
Richard M. Kubasak
Brad J. Maisner
David J. McLaughlin, Jr.
Steven J. Meyer
Paul E. Misniak
Monica G. Moody Johnson
Brian P. Niehoff, Ph.D.
Pamela K. Ogle Jones
Lawrence J. Olewinski
Ann Pantle O’Brien
Barbara A. Perkins
Jeffrey A. Peters
Phillip J. Peterson
Karen L. Reiniger
Mary E. Robinson Ryan
Francis A. Sergi
Deborah Skeates Burns
Mark L. Slisz
Jeffrey D. Taylor
Lynn M. Ugino McGill
Gregory S. Wilkins
Ann M. Zgonc Moyer
SERVICE bold = 21st Century Campaign support; bold and italics = 21st Century Campaign and College Fund support; regular type = College Fund support; * denotes deceased

1978
$28,753.26
17.49%
John J. Adam
Margaret A. Applin Cassidy
William W. Baker
Thomas L. Bugielski
Virginia K. Carhart
Anthony N. Catanzarite
Patricia A. Clausen
John Peter Compton
Reverend Thomas P. Conde
Doreen Conroy Olewinski
Daniel G. Corsaro
James E. Duffy
Mark S. Edwards
Susan Emerson Malatt
Dawn Feely Ruley
Mary L. Girard Arend
Mark A. Hajduch
Anna E. Harris Hastings
Richard A. Highberger
Steven A. Homan
Robert E. Judge, M.D.
Patrick J. Kane
Kevin M. Kidd
Larry W. Kline
William M. Knox, Jr.
William P. Lambert
Douglas A. Lane
Helene M. Lenz Banina
Lawrence R. Loomis
Rev. Timothy D. McFarland, C.PP.S.
Susan A. Mescher Aukerman
David C. Miller, Jr.
Patricia A. Mulcahy
Mariann Coyle
Duane M. Nagel
Mara (Pindell) Davis
Sally Stambaugh Lehmenkuler
Susan A. Tristano Molinaro
James P. Zacny
1979
$31,670.00
21.01%
Daniel C. Banina
Michael G. Bauman
Katherine Bergman
Beth A. Bihlman Misanik
Karen R. Blough Hartrich
Thomas M. Boyd
Catherine Therese Cangany
Robert A. Cook
Patsy A. D’Eramo, Jr.
Nancy E. Deutschmann Hardy
Phyllis M. DiCara, Esq.
Susan J. Donohue Hay
Therese M. Feicht
Mary D. Fricke Moyer
Sue A. Fritsche Hicks
Thomas M. Funk, O.D.
Julie Gerlach Bruns
Jeffrey R. Guenther
Mary Michele Hampton
William P. Hardy
Mary Pat Hartnett Wesche
Thomas J. Hartrich
Timothy G. Hay
Bruce D. Hicks
Robert J. Hospodka
Colonel Terence A. Imbery, D.D.S.
Bobbi L. Jensen Doll
William H. Johnson, Jr.
Ellen Kennedy Johnson
Brian D. Klabunde
Thomas J. Krodel
Paul J. Latka
Laura F. Ludwig
Julie A. Metz Urick
Kathleen A. Miller Abbate
Michael L. Molinaro
Michael M. Moyer
Kevin J. Naughton
Patrick S. O’Brien
Anne O’Donnell Loomis
Theresa M. Opilla Baker
Mark J. Quebbeman
Kenneth J. Renspie
Barbara A. Smelko, S.C.
Michael J. Starr
Judith A. Stuerenberg
Richard E. Valin
Mary E. Werr Behncke
David C. Wilkin
1980
$35,238.78
26.44%
David J. Arnold
Teresa A. Avis Gibbons
Krisztina Bardos Inskeep
Edward J. Becker, Jr.
Mark A. Behnke
President Riegelnegg congratulates Michiyo and
Jim Echle ’66 on becoming President’s Fellows.
Please report all corrections in this listing to Mark Brouwer ’04 at 800.227.1898 or mbrouwer@saintjoe.edu.
Rev. Dr. Benjamin A. Berinti, C.PP.S.
Michael J. Bettinger
Robert M. Blazekovich, D.D.S.
Lynn A. Calhoun Nichols
Brian P. Cassidy
Susan Champa-Seminerio
Robert R. Chrzanowski, M.D.
Frances C. Cutino Gull
David A. Dolak
Ann M. Eckrich Arnold
Weldon T. A. Egan, M.D.
David A. Findley
Brian D. Fox, CMA
Sister Jerilyn Marie Fuhrmann
Anna M. Girouard Schuster
Michael A. Haberman
Michael J. Hart
Christine V. Haws Bauman
Gerald A. Hemmelgarn
Richard R. Huffine, Jr.
Cynthia J. Jenkins
Diana Kachlik Blazekovich
Michael J. Keane
Mary Beth Kiefer Warner
Catherine A. Kielbowski Draper
Lawrence J. King
John P. Krisch
Bruce A. Ksiazek
James A. Lanzarotta
Kimberly L. Leavis Collins
George R. Liggett, Jr.
Dale S. Madaj
Thomas B. Mills
Allen R. Nagel
William M. Nichols
Kathleen N. Novack Benoit
Thomas W. Reed
Julie Reedy Kazimier
Kevin E. Ring
Peter J. Roesle
Richard J. Rogers
Lee A. Saber Kafury
James A. Sakelaris
Jane A. Schelling-Walden
Susan M. Scott
Albert J. Stupek, Jr.
Janel M. Townsend Creviston
Mary Ellen Vesely Liggett
Agnes Yeung
1981
$5,495.00
19.53%
Elizabeth Avis Bakes
Joseph E. Bezilla
Michael J. Collins
Marshall I. Considine, III
Randy G. Cusick
John A. DeMartino
Mary Dlugosz Krisch
Laurie A. Dolak Koetting
Anne-Cecile Egan
Kevin M. Field*
James J. Finnerty
Laura A. Geary Ginter
Rita M. Giel Reust
Paul H. Goszkowski, DC
Deborah K. Hall Considine
Theresa E. Hanley
Marjorie A. Harris
Jane A. Jankowski Verbarg
Linda M. Jankowski Schab
Kirk P. Jockel
Donald F. Klein, Jr.
Monique E. Lacouture Fields
Lucy C. Loew Goszkowski
Michael A. Marciniak, Ph.D.
John M. Marcotte
Steven P. Meyer
Donald J. Nadeau
Mary B. Nagle Matthews
Rita K. Nesius O’Brien
Thomas Neuffer
Elizabeth A. Novack Aemmer
John M. O’Brien
Leonard J. Pasket
John E. Pullin
Jose R. Rincon, Jr.
Karen A. Roelofs Sharkey
Charles E. Sharkey
Kevin S. Smith, Ph.D.
John W. Vidal
Ann M. Werick Rincon
Charles E. Wolpert
Nancy Z. Zufelt Lamothe
1982
$14,030.00
19.79%
Marlene K. Bierbaum Campbell
Carlene A. Boersig Pfeifer
Russell T. Bruce
Matthew B. Campbell
Natalie A. Cappuccilli Waling
Darryl P. Carstensen
Teresa A. Clemmer Carstensen
Gerald A. Corcoran, III
Kris Costa Sakelaris
M. Karen Craig, Ph.D.
Linda L. Deno
Candace M. Ellspermann
Cunningham
William J. Gartrell
Emily S. Goad Farley
Donna J. Griffin Mills
William G. Haggerty
Mark R. Hopkinson
Elizabeth A. Houran Kenney
Michael R. Houston
Robert C. Jackson
James P. Johnson
Terrence M. Kenney
Martin E. Maher
Margaret E. Mecler Jackson
Michael J. Meyer, CCE
Margaret A. O’Donnell Ahler
James J. O’Shea
Michael A. Pfeifer
Gary A. Plamondon
Michelle M. Poinsatte Butts
Diane L. Rafferty De Block
Bruce Shadiow
Jill M. Snyder Andres
Willcina M. Tiede
Patricia A. Valentine Johnson
Ernest Watson, Jr.
Janeen Wenstrup Kooi
1983
$6,721.00
12.50%
Michael R. Aevermann
Anne M. Byerwalter
Rosemarie A. Caudill Beard
Claire H. Chwalek Stefaniak
Mary Beth Clark Ryan
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Lori C. Clites Cutright
Thomas M. Deardorff
Susan C. Decker
David L. Erwin
Kevin J. Fosnaugh
Allison M. Francis Murdock
William P. Garcia
Mary Kay Hanley Zilka
Regina M. Hanley
Peggy J. Hansen-Braun
Margaret Huffman Placko
James M. Jones
Thomas J. Mastandrea
Jeffery A. May
C. Ann Micklewright DeMartino
Robert C. Miles
Edward A. Murphy
Brian F. Nahas
Gerald G. Potacki
Laura E. Robinson Collins
Mary Ann Schultz Erwin
Patricia A. TeVoert
John F. Thieme, Jr.
1984
$19,255.00
17.08%
Very Rev. Angelo P. Anthony, C.PP.S.
David W. Bell
Peter J. Bensen
Julie A. Blaesing Brunini
Colleen A. Brennan Link
Jeffrey A. Brinkley
Michael T. Bruce
Timothy J. Budzielek
Margaret M. Cahill Warzecha
Caryle A. Cencelewski Neff
Douglas R. Deck
Peter J. Disabato
Janice A. Dworschak
Stephen F. Egan
Ann Marie R. Fiore-Novar
Joseph N. Folk
Paul A. Freudinger
John F. Gause
Cecily A. Gridley Garcia
Suzan J. Hageman Rust
Lisa M. Handler
F. N. Hofmeister, IV
Robert W. Hoop, Jr.
Mandray A. LaCasse Prugar
Kevin J. Link
Clement L. Lupacchino, Jr.
Michael E. Maltby
Julie M. Mayhew Armstrong
Cheryl L. Nadeau Houk
Scott E. Ogle
James T. Prugar
Paul A. Richey
Edgar F. Roos, Jr.
Linda S. Sayler Kingma
Scott S. Scheffel
Beth M. Schroeder Bensen
Melissa A. Sharp Haggerty
John A. Toby
John W. Townsend, Jr.
David B. White
Alice A. Zerr Lamberger
1985
$232,900.00
18.18%
Richard E. Beaver
Jill A. Bissonnette Meeke
James W. Boler
Thomas J. Broderick, Jr.
Keith M. Brouillette
Kenneth E. Budz
Lina G. Chesak-Liberace
Patricia A. Connolly
Joseph A. Craven
Elizabeth A. Dean
TerryAnn Defenser
Laurie Elish Elish-Piper
DeAnn M. Fisher Deck
Susan M. Franklin Turner
Anna M. Hatfield Warren
Carol A. Hollerman Minter
Anne T. Horvath Brouillette
Larry J. Jacob
David W. Jessie
Mary Ann LaPlante
Daniel L. Lengerich, II
Christina J. Miller Van Der Wey
Mary Patrice Molinarolo
Caroline A. Mondschean
John G. Morikis
Sister Paula M. Napoli, S.S.J.
Richard D. O’Connell
Carol L. O’Saben, Ph.D.
Charmaine M. Plaiss Bychowski
Susan M. Plomin Lazarich
Michael T. Ryan
James M. Schreiber
Martha I. Seiser Haynes
Stephen J. Sergi
Valerie L. Sperka
Debra Y. Stokes Wingard
John P. Sullivan, Jr.
Renee S. Townsend Egan
Michael J. Van Eekeren
Karen M. Watt, Ph.D.
1986
$9,138.27
16.85%
Debra L. Caudill Ewing
James S. DeFalco
Anne L. Devor Gozdecki
Chris A. Diener
Clare L. Donovan Morrison
Dale P. Ebeling
Geri M. Halaschak Lamb
Jeanette H. Hardin
Schollenberger
Dennis M. Haworth
Gina M. Hershberger Lehmann
Christopher A. Immel
Peter J. Ippolito
Richard F. King
Paul J. Klimas
Mary J. Lanz Diener
Thomas P. Madura
Thomas J. Morrison
Maureen T. Murray
Helena P. Pointer Davis
Kristie A. Price Alvey
Judith A. Ratz Boyer
Susan Reinmiller Cox
Angela M. Riebenack Cecil
Peg Schumann-Ippolito
David R. Smith
Michelle L. Sprowl White
Nancy A. Studer
Diana L. Szucs Sullivan
Anna G. Williamson
Bernadette Wilson
Mark E. Wingard
John Manning ’12 measures twice, cuts once.
That’s the Habitat spirit.
1987
$17,076.00
21.47%
John F. Atha
Thomas P. Bewsey
Janet E. Bowyer Neitzel
Jeffrey D. Cipowski
Denise L. Cordrey
Elizabeth A. Daniel
Patrick J. Deacy
Sean D. Egan
Lana H. Flores Conroy
John E. Freiburger, CFP, AEP, MSFS
Randy J. Fries
Kent G. Gagnon
Mark C. Gozdecki
Cynthia L. Harding Montgomery
Gary S. Hibbard
Joy A. Horvat Volpi, Ph.D.
Kelly M. Kerber Kissinger
Larry J. Kissinger
Annette P. Klinker Schwartz
Mary F. Kooi
Aimee S. LaMere Adams
Timothy J. Lax
Robert E. Lehman
Ty A. Maienbrook
Jami S. Malone McLeish
Brian K. McLeish, Sr.
Steven R. Morenz
Robert G. Novack
Susan M. Post Lax
Tim A. Potts
Thomas C. Roth
Teresa D. Scott Millington
Mercedes L. Sheehy Austgen
Michelle L. Shuck Korte
David G. Smith
John W. Stitz
Richard J. Tolin
Michelle A. VanWynsberghe
Roetker
Brenda L. Warnken Barrett
Therese E. Yanan
David H. Zipparro
1988
$7,471.66
19.90%
David J. Armstrong
Joanna M. Barrett Hart
Angela Betustak Waltman
Pamela Brooks
Chris M. Cain
James M. Collins
Roger K. Cromer
Daniel J. Dollear
Thomas V. Doorley
JoEllen Furjel Helmer
Joseph M. Galullo
Margaret Geraghty Pryor
Philip E. Hayes
Joseph M. Helmer
Judy A. Hickman
Stanley R. Kappers
Theresa A. Klingenberger Bohrer
Heidi M. Koselke
Thomas K. Kuhar
Kim M. Lach Armstrong
Karen A. Markovich Kurcz
Joel E. McCarthy
Ann C. Minnicus
Mark J. Orlando
Cataldo Panici
Debra K. Parish Sizemore
Natalie J. Penz Calisto
John J. Pikarski, III
Pamela L. Robinson
Molly B. Ryan Cain
Bobbi Jo Sammons
Lisa M. Schroeder Bachman
Kristina M. Schubach Kirschner
Michael P. Sherkey
Jennifer L. Smith O’Connell
Thomas E. Steigmeyer
Scott J. Swinford
Patricia K. Szucs Stitz
Monica R. Valentine
Michael J. Wesley
Richard A. Worms
1989
$5,760.93
18.42%
Elian R. Albert
Marilyn A. Alig Riley
SERVICE bold = 21st Century Campaign support; bold and italics = 21st Century Campaign and College Fund support; regular type = College Fund support; * denotes deceased

Patrick A. Berry
Cheryl L. Brandenburg Hillan
Thomas J. Brothers
Timothy P. Conroy
Katie L. DeSantis Cromer
Mary E. Dougherty Atha
Julie D. Doyle Branch
Heather A. Dunbar Paschal
Brian J. Egan
Sister Marie T. Evrard, S.S.J.
Angela M. Fought Carr
Patricia A. Gloyeske Jackson
Jeffrey R. Hillan
Colleen R. Kindig Culp
Bruce A. Knapp
Timothy J. Malarney
Robert A. Martino
William G. Massoels
Michael C. Monahan
Vicki L. Myers Triplett
Georgia A. Nagel McKim
William G. Paschal
Daniel J. Pesaresi, Jr.
Cheryl A. Phillips Sodo
Teresa M. Scanlon Massoels
Julie A. Sigurdson Suhr
Catherine A. Spencer DeBoy
Kelley S. Van Gilder Treado
Molly VanderWerff Klimas
Janice L. Vollmer Partlow
Janet L. Winandy Hale
Daniel L. Witty
Maria A. Wolfe Chandiles
1990
$16,726.11
10.13%
Anthony J. Balas
Joseph P. Cook
Kelli M. Costa Lucito
Margaret A. Crance Smith
Loretto D. Dennis Szucs
Matthew A. Eckert
Maureen V. Egan, Ph.D.
William Gehring, III
R. A. Hahn
Brian P. Jakelski
Michael A. Kleszynski
Gregory D. Marshall
Jonathan Messman
Cheryl A. Ransom
Joseph R. Shimala
Jeannette H. Yeoman Mosher
1991
$6,145.00
15.29%
Brian D. Ames
Michael C. Benjamin
Scott A. Brady
Charlton S. Browning
Sean W. Burke
Michael S. Carey
Deviani M. Chokshi Kuhar
James M. Cooley
Christine L. Cowan Petro
Robert A. Dobson
Nickolette T. Dombrowski
Anderson
Charles A. Dyczko
Dana L. Elliott Dyczko
Dianne E. Faker Hollerman
John M. Finnegan, III
Jennifer C. Hammer Burke
Judith A. Hansen
James L. Henson
Deanne M. Houston Shimala
Laura L. Jessup Carey
Jennifer L. Johnston Tavrides
Anthony J. Kruzel
Andrew C. Kuhar
Kevin M. McDonald
Ann C. Messman Wesley
Elizabeth M. Morrissey Urbanski
Luetta A. Nussbaum
Cathy A. O’Brien Del Principe
Karen A. Odum Sajewski
Paul D. Simatovich
Brian D. Specht
Kathleen M. Szczepkowski
Specht
Allen C. Treado
Sharon M. Vairo Kleszynski
Lorrie W. Wachter Hylkema
Dale R. Zelhart
Kimberly A. Zgonina Brunner
1992
$3,850.00
10.15%
Francine R. Armenth-Brothers, A.T.C.
Lisa M. Barany
Mark J. Bollman
James Brunner, Jr.
Annette J. Carter Davis
Kristen G. Corsaro Marino
Charles M. Devereux
Janice L. Feinendegen Serrani
Sheila M. Gemperle
Kathleen M. Kenney Malarney
Paula L. Kline Weill
Steve A. Kriegbaum
Sarah M. Matusiak Smith
James G. Mohan
Thomas J. O’Neill
Matthew S. Rendel
Francis M. Serrani
Suzanne M. Sesek Mohan
Andrew J. Smith
Brian M. Studebaker
1993
$11,000.40
12.27%
Gina M. Auriemma Fehring
Lisa M. Baciu Sheridan
Amy L. Bohney Wilhite
Susan M. Butz Flaningham
Catherine A. Collins
Kara M. Costa Meyer
Ronald E. Devine, M.D.
Jeffrey Feinendegen
Matthew C. Gibson
Patricia A. Glennon Hayes
William P. Hayes
David S. Kirkham
Kendra M. Latta Illingworth
Luke V. Lengerich
Pamela L. Lisek Cabrera
Kelly P. Lynch
Timothy E. Meyer
Julie K. Obermeyer Shewmaker
Patricia A. Offer Zepeda
Stephanie L. Primeau Dobson
David B. Richa
Lynn R. Robinson Miskus
Please report all corrections in this listing to Mark Brouwer ’04 at 800.227.1898 or mbrouwer@saintjoe.edu.
Christopher S. Scott
Michael Y. Scudder, Jr.
Brian P. Skeen
Janell M. Thome
Danielle L. Thorndyke Benich
1994
$4,960.00
11.96%
Aaron D. Addy
Mary E. Ayoub
Kenneth M. Benich, Jr.
Julie A. Best Brickler
Brett R. Brenczewski
Mark E. Brown
Anne M. Dlugosz Flaig
Anne W. Dumas
Rebecca A. Facemyer Bringewatt
Sean P. Fergus
Joshua S. Hauser
Rebecca A. Hawkins
John M. Horazy
Claudia Koselke Swarthout
Jason A. Miskus
Timothy M. Renners
Robert T. Sheridan, Jr.
Michael W. Slys
Suzanne St. Aubin Tobey
Michael T. Stader
Valerie S. Townsend Murphy
Lisa M. Urban Gastineau
Harry D. Vinegar
W. E. Weber
Joyce K. Whaley
1995
$4,460.00
9.36%
Jennifer L. Allgeyer Krouse
Andrew P. Berry
Molly M. Boyle Balas
Jonathan M. Bringewatt
Shirley M. Ellis Rippy
Tara M. Foldenauer-Addy
Jessica J. Henry
Barbara J. Hollkamp Renners
Joseph K. Janusonis
Jacquelyn M. Leonard Tackett
Scott J. Maienbrook
Stephen J. Maillet
Renee R. Maxin Dunlap
Mary L. McCarthy
Candace McGroarty Livingston
Mark P. Riters
Holly D. Rosencrantz Scott
Jeffrey R. Saucerman
Mark K. Slate
Jason L. Taulman
Douglas I. Vis
Amy B. Williams Andrews
1996
$3,978.00
11.90%
Edward G. Balas
Mary A. Caldwell
Jake Chapman
Kimberly A. Chapman Vinegar
Harvey J. Culver
Matthew P. Davy
Mandy K. Derflinger Narcaroti
Sandra Emmert
Anastacia J. Erck
Danielle M. Figlio
John M. Fitzgibbon
Scott Holmes
Carolyn M. Johnsen Cromwell
Kurt W. Krouse
Melinda K. Laffoon Beier
Dwayne D. Leininger
Michael C. Olson
William J. Patterson
Christina M. Reifel Handley
Amanda Rodeffer Budhi
Monica A. Serrani Leffler
Faith M. Sievers Davy
Michael W. Tackett
April B. Thomas
Monika Zakrzacki
1997
$9,205.00
12.89%
Jonathan Ryan Bickel
Kathleen A. Brass
Gary H. Campbell
Lucinda M. Coffman
Andrew D’Amore
James R. Danko
Brian A. DiPaolo
Patrick A. Downey
Christopher G. George
Jason L. Grzegorek
Rhonda S. Hanley Churchill
Sr. Elise Kriss, OSF, President of the University of St. Francis (Ind.)
is welcomed to the Fellows Program by President Riegelnegg.
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Margaret C. James
Kevin Keil
Kareane D. Klott Engels
Ryan W. Koppelman
Beth A. Liming Culver
Rachel A. Mahns Pulver
Chasity A. Miller Campbell
Jeffrey K. Norus
Jill Ogger Sedmak
Louis M. Pinto
Jason M. Potthoff
Chad A. Pulver
Jason M. Quigg
Cynthia J. Rinke Dykas
Terra Schafer Maienbrook
Robert E. Vinegar, Sr.
Margaret Waterson George
Brett B. Weaver
Jane Wimberg Adkinson
Laura A. Witek-Jones
Chastidy D. Yeoman Chapman
Eric J. Ziolkowski
1998
$5,145.15
19.23%
James R. Blinzinger
Charles B. Bowling
Erin E. Breetzke
Kristin A. Brown
Rachel K. Call Schwipps
Charles E. Carmody
Gregory A. Cleaver
Robert J. Conerty
Amber S. Dossett Wood
Martin J. Dykas
David T. Faust
Mary E. Flynn
Michael E. Golumbeck
Andrew M. Hicks
April R. Johnson Ernstes
Steven E. Kawa
Reverend Jeffrey S. Kirch, C.PP.S.
Sara C. Klocek Hicks
Gregory J. Lange
Julie L. Lanoue Zolvinski
Sherry L. London O’Dette
Nichole M. Lukowski
Amanda McIlwain Hauser
Zachary J. Milito
Susan E. Ownby Veneziano, Ph.D.
Jill M. Peterson Werling
Sandra L. Price Kawa
Katie L. Robinson Cate
Elizabeth A. Sawyer Slate
Jack J. Scafide, Jr.
Vanessa Sobolewski George
Cynthia Stanko Roberts
Ann-Marie Vidal Ferguson
Ty W. Weston
Carrie B. Zolper D’Amore
1999
$2,637.30
7.84%
David R. Dixon
William C. Draper
Kelly A. Fahey Pinto
Rebecca C. Fischer Wagner
Ana L. Gallegos-Adams
Thomas Gandolph
Ryan C. Gandurski
Daniel A. Koleszar
Stephen S. Moser
Richard J. O’Dette
Jamie L. Portal Guardi
Melisa Rodriguez
Ginee Wozniak Ames
2000
$1,805.00
11.35%
Mary B. Barsh
Patrick M. Cleaver
Sarah Grubb Sturm
Theresa Anne Hatton
Mary Fortman Lawman
Michael G. Mancuso
Brian J. McGovern
Lori B. McKinney Jensen
Matthew J. Metzger
Shawn P. Roser
Eric C. Schoch
Holly Ann Stefaniak Walters
Jill Stevens Roser
David A. Veneziano, Ph.D.
Angela D. Coan
Cory M. Walters
2001
$3,007.50
12.65%
Daniel R. Adams, III
Brian P. Boyle
Nick Black ’14 (L) and Deb Sizemore ’88 (R) visit with
Rep. Doug Gutwein at ICI Lobby Day.
Jason J. Burke
Wendy R. Charlesworth Davis
Catherine Cox Heinz
Stacey Cunningham Koleszar
Derek M. Dabrowiak
David M. Del Principe
Kelly Dougherty Burke
Lillian Douramacos Coppock
Juli Duerksen Hood
Sandra Fisher Gerber
Brock E. Heinz
Joseph J. Huseman
Joseph Koczan
Judith Miller
Kimberly L. Noon Richey
Dawn E. Paulin Koontz
Richard Pietrzak
Joseph F. Rabensteine
Adam Smith
2002
$5,088.80
12.43%
Mary Ann Caito
Brendan J. Gallagher
Teresa Gaura Poliquin
Karyn M. Greig DiNovo
Blaire M. Henley
Elizabeth E. Hollenbeck McGovern
Beth L. Jerzyk
George P. Leedle
Katherine M. Mack Mancuso
Christine J. McNelis
David McNelis
Marvin I. Melville
Anastasia M. Ostman
Bethany M. Pappalardo
Timothy J. Pirowski
Christian D. Poliquin
Sara E. Post Rabensteine
Carole Prendergast
Ary J. Rennier Nelson
Mark H. Stasch
Megan L. Taylor Alstatt
Benjamin M. Zimmer
2003
$10,071.00
13.33%
Anne E. Balmes Timmons
Tina M. Bednarczyk Augsburger
John Ryan Brillhart
Tina R. Deno
Mario N. DiRuzza
Colleen Flynn Dault
Jennifer T. Frankowski Huff
Suzanne M. Ganter Pirowski
Michelle M. Grubb Heinz
Brett D. Heinz
Todd A. Huff
Ryan S. Jessen
Jason M. Johnson
Melissa M. Kleinmaus Stutsman
Anthony Leonarduzzi
Caroline Monforton Norton
David A. Norton
Amy Overmyer Jessen
Richard W. Rabensteine
Sarah E. Rissler
Nicholas T. Schafer
Donald R. Shuler
Erick A. Smith
Justin C. Terria
2004
$4,390.84
12.72%
Andrew J. Augsburger
Brigid C. Ayer
Nicholas A. Bizila
Mark A. Brouwer
Shannon M. Cheek, M.D.
Michael J. Dougherty
Jeremiah D. Fields
Amy E. Gulvas Norbot
Randall K. Hoffman
Susan E. Huss Hoffman
Travis J. Lechien
John G. Ligda, LFD
Samantha Ma’Ayteh Villa
Margaret J. Makovec
Elizabeth R. Morris Graf
Thomas J. O’Connor
Anna Belle O’Shea
Paul Shireman
Martin H. Sweigert
Anna Westwood Brillhart
Jaclyn Whan Shuler
Theresa A. Yoder Didion
2005
$2,003.80
12.35%
Kenneth L. Badylak
Mary F. Balmes
Katherine R. Caruso
Chelsea Q. Cooper Leedle
Anne M. Davey McCune
Erin E. Diener
Ryan M. Dorton
Scott M. Gardner
William P. Hardy, Jr.
Sonia I. Honkisz
Russell D. Karas
Megan L. Logan
Jacob R. Lofgren
Sean J. McBride
Eric M. Peschke
Anthony E. Sasak
Scott R. Smolek
Taylor D. Treesh
Jennifer T. Willig
Cortny L. Woodruff Kramer
2006
$1,632.00
10.06%
Randall T. Brooks
David J. Didion
Zachary M. Erb
Elizabeth A. Gall
Bo T. Gum
Elizabeth V. Henning
Jacqueline M. Inkrott Boo
Elizabeth A. Klocek Dougherty
Kyle M. Marburger
Carrie E. Marcotte
Michael N. Marshall
Melissa C. Melinauskas
Michael R. Stawski, Jr.
Brandon T. Turner
Blake C. Van Eekeren
Michael R. Victor
SERVICE bold = 21st Century Campaign support; bold and italics = 21st Century Campaign and College Fund support; regular type = College Fund support; * denotes deceased

2007
$335.00
2.87%
Gregory A. Boo
Kevin K. Diete
Eric Fleming
Cory Sanders
Kathleen Sherburne
Marcus Wagner
Christopher Widen
2008
$8,306.00
3.90%
Jessica D. Catron
Andrew T. Costello
Ronald J. Kasparian
Leah R. Kopetski
Anthony R. Lindsey
Andrew M. McKim
Timothy J. McManus
Natasha W. Mills-McKim
Ted J. Pappert
2009
$390.00
5.03%
Kurt A. Barone
Stephanie Boyle
Robyn L. Bozych
Angela Flynn
Margaret E. Hobbs
Marija K. Kasley
Meghan L. O’Neill
James D. Smith
Stephanie L. Sonderman
Jeffrey T. Williams
2010
$532.00
6.13%
Samuel A. Albano
Ryan J. Drake
Nickolas Eyer
Kyle A. Fender
Gregory G. Gehrig
Anisha Gohil
Benjamin D. Kalinowski
Michael J. Koscielny, II
Kara A. Kristoff
Jessica Portney
Bailey S. Snider
Katherine A. Vanderkolk
Dominique D. White
2011
$325.43
15.97%
Michael Booth
Ashlee E. Doty
Andrew Dudich
Aaron T. Esper
Meagan A. Fairchild
Jetmire Fejza
Abigail R. Gazda
Zackary M. Getsee
Ishan Gohil
Matthew R. Harmon
Shawna N. Hass
Meagan L. Maes
Bridget M. McDermott
Zachary A. Mocek
Jacob G. Pelletier
John M. Peterson
Wesley T. Schroder
John L. Smetana
Lauren E. Smith
Lindsey E. Smith
April M. Taber
Samantha R. Tapia
Gloria R. Thornburg
Mary K. Van Deursen
Employees
Christine Babick Saqui
Robin C. Baiel-Davis
Tony and Deb Baltes
Steven G. Banister
John J. Barrientos
Dennis and Judy Black
Jeannette Blackhall
Calvin Blackmon, Jr.
Daniel and Kay Blankenship
G. David Bokhart
Dr. Robert Brodman and
Dr. Cheryl Wistrom
Donna L. Brody
Samuel T. Brook
Randall T. Brooks
Mark and Stephanie Brouwer
Robert Y. Brown, Sr.
Jeffery and Marilyn Buckley
Brian Capouch
Graham Carroll
Michael and Jessica Chapman
David and Mary Chesak
John and Jennifer Coy
Joan M. Cramer
Michael and Helena Davis
Bill and Cathy Del Principe
Linda L. Deno
Tim and Gloria Deno
Penny K. DeVault
Karen and Scott Donnelly
Ryan and Megan Dorton
Ryan J. Drake
Shirleyann and David Duley
John and Anne-Marie Egan
Maureen V. Egan, Ph.D.
Linda and John Estill
Jeremiah D. Fields
Randal J. Freebourn, Sr.
Lisa and Daniel Gastineau
Ronald and Judith Geleott
Rev. Dominic B. Gerlach, C.PP.S.
Reverend Philip F. Gilbert, C.PP.S.
Scott and Elizabeth Graf
Dixie Green, R.N.
John D. and Rose Marie Groppe
Charles and Anne Gull
Bernard and Lou Hannon
William and Laura Hartley
Please report all corrections in this listing to Mark Brouwer ’04 at 800.227.1898 or mbrouwer@saintjoe.edu.
ENROLLMENT AT A GLANCE
Full-time Part-time Total
Commuting Students 318 98 416
Residential 684 0 684
Total 1,002 98 1,100
Female 646
Male 454
Total 1,100
Daniel and Maia Hawthorne
Rev. Lawrence F. Heiman, C.PP.S.
Brother Timothy P. Hemm, C.PP.S.
Jana L. Herre
Vinson Hershberger
Nolan and Casey Hitchcock
Cheryl Hobson
David and Donna Hoover
Anne and Joseph Hubertz
Kendra and Charles Illingworth
Steven R. Janco
Bill Jennings and Josephine
Beck-Jennings
Judith and John Jezierski
Rosemary L. Jones
Benjamin D. Kalinowski
Judy and Michael Kanne
Charles M. Kerlin, Ph.D.
Reverend Jeffrey S. Kirch, C.PP.S.
Joseph and Julie Koczan
Reverend Leonard J. Kostka, C.PP.S.
Dr. Hermes and Mary Ellen
Kreilkamp
Michael and Lauren LaFleur
Gerald and Valerie Lasko
Nancye Leibee
David and Suzanne Lindahl
Richard and Sue Ludington
Michael and Allyson Lyon
Terra and Scott Maienbrook
Michael Malone, Ph.D.
William and Teresa Massoels
Rev. Timothy D. McFarland, C.PP.S.
Margery and Ronald McIlwain
Jerry and Georgia McKim
Sandra J. McMullen
Andrew and Julia Mehall
Jonathan and Gwen Messman
John and Pamela Messner
Scott and Sheryl Miller
Susan and Michael Miller
Ernest and Elizabeth Mills
Phyllis D. Mingear
Robert V. Monfort
Marvin and Rose Nesius
John and Connie Nichols
Timothy and Sharon Norrington
Rick and Sherry O’Dette
Robert and Marilyn Oliver
Roger and Kathy Olson
Eric M. Peschke
Robb and Amy Pfaff
Dr. Robert C. Pfaff and Dr. Kathy
Parkison
John and Susan Plank
Scott and April Potts
Chad and Rachel Pulver
Roger and Patricia Querry
John and Heidi Rahe
Ernie and Jeannette Randolph
Daniel and Anita Reed
Brother Robert Reuter, C.PP.S.
Jeffrey A. Richey
Andrew J. Ricker
Nancy L. Rickert
Dennis and Patti Riegelnegg
Sister Patricia Robinson, B.V.M.
Judith M. Rodia
George and Louise Roy
Thomas and Mary Beth Ryan
Catherine A. Salyers
Cory S. Sanders
Nicholas and Katherine Schafer
Robert and Germaine Schenk
Jayme and Jill Schopieray
Rick and Becky Shide
Debra and Jeffrey Sizemore
Matt and Jill Spiess
Ilicia J. Sprey
Robert and Theresa Staddon
Reverend William J. Stang, C.PP.S.
David Stroud
Nancy A. Studer
Justin and Heather Terria
James and Constance Thatcher
Cheryl and Stephen Torbet
Brandon and Angie Turner
Karen Venditti
Robert and Jeanette Vigeant
John and Gabrielle Wadell
Laura Wagner
Regina M. Warfel
Peter and Jody Taylor Watkins
Ernest and Andrea Watson
Reverend Paul R. White, C.PP.S.
William and Elaine White
David Williams
Steve Williams
Daniel and Cheryl Witty
Jim and Betty Worden
Matthew and Cheryl Wright
Bonnie and William Zimmer
Thomas and Lana Zimmer
Honor Gifts
In honor of the Class of 1969
John and Linda Zygowicz
In honor of the Class of 2011
Bridget M. McDermott
In honor of 3rd Floor Drexel ’75-’76
Elaine Arnzen Sheehan
In honor of A. Vincent Agnew
Ernest C. Wentcher Educational
Fund
In honor of Dr. Kenneth Ahler
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
In honor of Dr. Kenneth and
Margaret Ahler
William A. Hollerman
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John and Linda Shank
In honor of Megan Taylor Alstatt ’02
Brian and Jacqueline Taylor
In honor of Vince and Marissa
Belcina
Miguel Belcina
In honor of Allen Broussard
John and MaryLou Baumann
In honor of Diane Bufano
Jacob G. Pelletier
In honor of Joe and Kathy
Chojnowski
Christopher Chojnowski
In honor of Mike Davis
Erin E. Breetzke
Margaret Guccione and Doy Zachry
James and Mary Ann McCauley
Bob and Nancy Rospenda
Christopher and Sara Stohr
Joy A. Volpi, Ph.D.
In honor of Alexis DeJean
Ronda D. Lewis
In honor of Michael Doty
Ashlee E. Doty
In honor of Anne-Cecile Egan
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
In honor of Anne-Marie Egan
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
In honor of John and Anne-Marie
Egan
Anne-Cecile Egan
First Presbyterian Church Choir
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
In honor of Dr. John Egan
Kenneth and Margaret Ahler
John and MaryLou Baumann
Anne and Edward Dumas
J. Philip and Ellen McGraw
Ary J. Nelson
Daniel and Anita Reed
Daniel and Kathleen Ryan
Thomas and Mary Beth Ryan
Nicholas and Katherine Schafer
Margaret A. Smith
George and Elizabeth Tonner
Tony and Catherine Tymkow
13%
4%
7%
9% 7% 11%
8%
41%
Michael J. Vallone
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
In honor of Maureen Egan, Ph.D. ’90
John and Anne-Marie Egan
Todd and Jennifer Huff
Franklin and Patricia Wright
In honor of Tyler Fisher
Fred and Diane Smith
In honor of Kelly Ford
Michael Booth
In honor of the living members of
the Froelich, Puehl, Warzyniak,
and Kwiatkowski families
Kenneth and Alberta
Kwiatkowski
In honor of Louis and Patricia
Funk
Thomas and Diane Funk
In honor of Reverend Dominic B.
Gerlach, C.PP.S.
Jim and Betty Worden
In honor of Kent and Jamie Getsee
Zackary M. Getsee
In honor of Rev. Philip F.
Gilbert, C.PP.S.
Judith M. Rodia
John and Linda Shank
Margaret A. Smith
Jim and Betty Worden
In honor of Professor John Groppe
Bill and Kimarie Green
In honor of Branden Gruesbeck
Jeffery Gruesbeck
In honor of Alana Ahmed
Haberman ’77
Elaine Arnzen Sheehan
In honor of Rev. Lawrence F.
Heiman, C.PP.S.
Estelle J. Biesiadecki
John G. Ligda, LFD
In honor of Brother Tim
Hemm, C.PP.S.
John L. Smetana
In honor of Brother Hugh
Henderson
Anastacia J. Erck
In honor of Bishop William L. Higi
Michael and Noreen Beardmore
COLLEGE
FUND
ALLOCATION
2010-2011
41% Financial Aid 9% Buildings and Grounds
7% Student Services 7% Auxiliary Services
4% Athletics
11% General Admin and
13% Faculty (Instruction) Services
8% Employee Benefits
Joseph and JoAnn Bonner
Donald and Barbara Donahue
Anne and Edward Dumas
Anne-Cecile Egan
John and Anne-Marie Egan
Maureen V. Egan, Ph.D.
Dr. Edward P. and Mrs. Pamela
S. Habrowski
Anne M. Williams and Paul Kline
Joseph A. Lane
Stephen and Winifred Ligda
Steven and Kimberly Meyer
Ernest and Elizabeth Mills
Missionaries of the Precious
Blood
John and Connie Nichols
Jerriann O’Herren
Rensselaer Printco
Dennis and Patti Riegelnegg
Thomas and Cecilia Slusser
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
In honor of Reverend Leonard J.
Kostka, C.PP.S.
Judith M. Rodia
John and Linda Shank
Jim and Betty Worden
In honor of Ginny Kowalski
Maureen V. Egan, Ph.D.
In honor of Tom and Ginny
Kowalski
Maureen V. Egan, Ph.D.
In honor of David and Deb Lane
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
In honor of Harold M. Lincoln
David B. Lincoln
In honor of the Maes Family
Meagan L. Maes
In honor of the Mallory Family
Nicholas Mallory
In honor of Coach Bill Massoels ’89
Andrew T. Costello
In honor of Dr. Andrew and
Mrs. Julia Mehall
Bruce and Rebecca Carawon
Charles and Patricia Eisenman
Scott and Jeanne McCauley
Doris Reichert
Sister Patricia Robinson, B.V.M.
Robert and Germaine Schenk
In honor of “The Mongies” ’75-’77
Elaine Arnzen Sheehan
In honor of Richard O’Connor
Thomas and Elizabeth Phillipp
In honor of the Offer family;
Louis, Patricia, and Thomas
Michael J. Offer
In honor of Fran and Keith
Pfledderer
Maureen V. Egan, Ph.D.
In honor of Dr. Patricia Querry
Abigail R. Gazda
In honor of Doris Reichert
Nancy L. Reichert and
Abdulqader Altamimi
In honor of John R. Rickert
Robert and Mary Rickert
In honor of Dennis and Patti
Riegelnegg
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
In honor of Dennis Riegelnegg
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
In honor of Patti Riegelnegg
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
In honor of Phil Rincker
Lawrence and Barbara Carie
In honor of Fred and Miriam
Rossmanith
John and Linda Shank
In honor of Tom and Beth Ryan
Erick A. Smith
In honor of Nick Schafer ’03
Samantha R. Tapia
In honor of Dr. Robert Schenk
Anastacia J. Erck
Rebecca Keller
In honor of Tim Seiler
Maureen V. Egan, Ph.D.
In honor of Maddeline Smith
Michael Bowman, M.D.
In honor of Denny & Michael Stitz
Dennis and Jean Stitz
In honor of Bruce and Claudia Van
Deursen
Mary K. Van Deursen
In honor of Fred and Elizabeth
Waymire
John and Susan Plank
In honor of Carol and Harvey
Wood
Anne-Cecile Egan
Dennis and Patti Riegelnegg
In honor of Carol Wood
Anne-Cecile Egan
Dennis and Patti Riegelnegg
In honor of Harvey Wood
Anne-Cecile Egan
Dennis and Patti Riegelnegg
In honor of Hillary Young
Edward and Barbara Young
In honor of Shane Zegarac
Gloria Zegarac
In honor of Eric Ziolkowski ’97
Frank and Sheila Ziolkowski
Memorial Gifts
In memory of Aldine Antcliff
Thomas and Mary Beth Ryan
In memory of Rev. Charles H.
Banet, C.PP.S.
Paul and Marion Brunner
In memory of Arthur Barrientos
John J. Barrientos
In memory of Joe Betustak, Jr. ’92
Jason and Lynn Miskus
In memory of John Brady ’69
William and Phyllis Phelan
In memory of Joan M. Braun
Anastacia J. Erck
In memory of G. William Bray, DDS
George and Ann Bray
In memory of Grace O. Capello
Michael and Christine Bauman
In memory of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph
Cappuccilli
Patrick J. Kearney
In memory of Ruth Carmody
Estate of Ruth Carmody
SERVICE bold = 21st Century Campaign support; bold and italics = 21st Century Campaign and College Fund support; regular type = College Fund support; * denotes deceased

In memory of Mathilda and
Denard Caswell
Barbara Van Alstine
In memory of Genevieve C.
Causland
Robert and Norma Rae
Causland
In memory of David J. Cole ’61
Ronald and Kathryn Cole
In memory of Louise Collins
Michael F. Collins
In memory of Martin Collins ’56
Michael and Maria Collins
In memory of Bill Daily, Jr.
Patricia D. Daily
In memory of Julia C. and Robert
Dandrow
Benedict and Sandra Dandrow
In memory of Catherine Rose Dase
F. Ronald and Georgianna
Musket
In memory of Leroy Dyrek ’60
Donald and Rita Baumgart
In memory of Rev. Rufus
Esser, C.PP.S.
Christopher and Sara Stohr
In memory of Emmit Faulkenberg
Jason and Amber Johnson
In memory of John and Mary
Fitzgibbons
John and Janice Fitzgibbons
In memory of Coach Joe “Fletch”
Fletcher ’97
Jason and Kelly Taulman
In memory of Wilda Florence
Dennis and Patti Riegelnegg
Roger and Gayla Warran
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
In memory of Reverend James E.
Froelich, C.PP.S.
Michael and Maria Collins
In memory of the deceased
members of the Froelich, Puehl,
Warzyniak, and Kwiatkowski
families
Kenneth and Alberta
Kwiatkowski
In memory of Robert W. Funk ’61
Sarah R. Glass
In memory of William H.
Gausselin
Phyllis C. Gausselin
In memory of James J. Georgeson
Michael J. Georgeson
In memory of Jerry R. Gladu
John and MaryLou Baumann
David and Lynn Krigbaum
Ed and Bonnie Matherly
MD Designs by Metal Decor
Michael and Joanne Roy
Troxell Financial Advisors
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
In memory of Reinaldo “Rennie”
Guerrera ’66
James and Donna Robbins
In memory of Russell and Mary
Hampton
Mary Michele Hampton
In memory of Brandon Hardy ’02
Jason and Megan Alstatt
Don and Celeste Hardy
In memory of Eugene Hartlage ’47
Paul and Jennifer Moran
In memory of Buthene Haskell
Ernest and Elizabeth Mills
In memory of Elsie Hazinski
Remigius Hazinski
In memory of Clarence Higgins
John and Jo Higgins
In memory of Mary Higgins
John and Jo Higgins
In memory of Coach Jim Holstein
Robert Y. Brown, Sr.
George and Jane Brun
William and Sally Hogan
Deiane Holstein
Robert and Barbara Holstein
Russell and Susan Marcinek
Keith and Franell Pfledderer
James and Rosa Thordsen
In memory of Skip Hunchar ’67
Julie A. Hanchar
In memory of Judy Jansen
Maureen V. Egan, Ph.D.
In memory of Coach Robert “Bob”
Jauron
Joseph and Virginia Mackey
In memory of Diane Jennings
Bill Jennings and Josephine
Beck-Jennings
In memory of Ruth M. Kanney
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
In memory of Professor Richard
Kilmer
Louis J. Kuhn
In memory of Bill Knight ’73
Gail S. Eckl
In memory of Richard L. Knoll, Sr.
George Knoll
In memory of Charles J. Korba, Jr. ’51
Antoinette M. Korba
In memory of John D. Kreutzer ’35
John and Mary Blum
In memory of Irene A. Kun
William J. Kun
In memory of William Joseph
Kunisch
Mrs. William J. Kunisch
In memory of Carl Leichty
Regina M. Warfel
In loving memory of Barbara J.
Lindahl
David and Suzanne Lindahl
In memory of Jerry Lyk ’71
Anthony and Katrina Mescher
In memory of Ralph Marini
Edward and Christine Styles
In memory of Brother John
Marling
Donald E. Smith, Ph.D.
In memory of Donna M.
Mastandrea ’84
Thomas and Agnieszka
Mastandrea
In memory of Reverend Edward A.
Maziarz, C.PP.S.
Patrick and Nancy Fitzgerald
Donald E. Smith, Ph.D.
In memory of Donald J. McInerney ’60
Norine McInerney
In memory of Christine Metz
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
Please report all corrections in this listing to Mark Brouwer ’04 at 800.227.1898 or mbrouwer@saintjoe.edu.
Adrienne Coghlan ’13 (L) and Katie Wolven ’13
help out on Campus Beautification Day.
In loving memory of Linda R.
Morris
Scott and Elizabeth Graf
In memory of Gertrude and Ray
Murphy
Glenn and Carol Murphy
In memory of Frank Joseph
Musket
F. Ronald and Georgianna
Musket
In memory of Leo and Rose Nett
Al and Carole Nett
In memory of Louis and Gladys
Noble
John H. Noble
In memory of Mary Lou Noon
David Noon
Lawrence and Sheila Noon
Wess and Kimberly Richey
In memory of Bill “Drex”
O’Connell ’63
Al and Mary Bavolek
James and Mary Jo Didomenico
Matthew and Crystal
Didomenico
Edward and Elizabeth Dolan
Paul and Pauline Franks
Lee and Deborah Gallaher
Carolyn E. Griffin
John and Maureen Griffin
Richard and Maureen Hanson
Francis and Margaret Harmon
Edward T. Hurley
Gregory and Sue Klatecki
Stephen and Margaret
Lombardo
James and Drina Madden
John T. McCarthy
Patrick J. Murphy, Ph.D.
Joseph M. Murray
John and Jeannine Navigato
Kevin O’Brien
Anthony J. Pacenti
Richard and Dianne Renspie
Richard W. Schreiber
Mike and Donna Smith
Bill and Carol Thoma
James and Elizabeth Truba
Joseph and Joyce Vlasaty
Arthur C. Voellinger and Karen
Fitzgerald
Philip V. Zera
In memory of Roger M. Padden ’66
Michael J. and Kathryn Woyahn
In memory of Walter D. Payne ’69
Dietlinde K. Payne
In memory of Patricia M. Pellegrini
Eugene V. Pellegrini
In memory of Ardath Pettet
John and Susan Plank
In memory of Jim Phelan ’77
Cathy and Paul Misniak
In memory of Lawrence E. Piatt
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
In memory of Hazel Plank
John and Susan Plank
In memory of Ellen E. Prezek
Robert and Pamela Prezek
In memory of James Arthur Raftus
Karen Raftus
In memory of Donald H. Reichert
Nancy L. Reichert and
Abdulqader Altamimi
In memory of John M. Righeimer ’51
John and Christine Righeimer
In memory of Jacob S. Rodia, Ph.D.
Judith M. Rodia
In memory of Rev. Charles R.
Rueve, C.PP.S. ’40
Brother Benjamin S. Basile, C.PP.S.
Richard and Judith Horstman
In memory of Robert Runnion
Robert and Ana Runnion
In memory of Martin Desmond
“Des” Ryan
John D. and Rose Marie Groppe
The Indiana Catholic
Conference
Donald C. Lacy
Charles and Jane Meehan
Nancy L. Reichert and
Abdulqader Altamimi
Raymond and Elizabeth Rufo
John and Linda Shank
In memory of Thomas Shworles
Carol DeChant
In memory of Dr. Cynthia Snyder
Sarah E. Rissler
In memory of Ruben Soria ’73
Richard and Patricia Dunn
In memory of Grace Staucet
Francis P. Staucet
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Jake McFadden ’12, Jonathan Kirkland ’11, Ricky Smith ’11,
and Jashon Banks ’11 enjoy the President’s Senior Dinner.
In memory of Mike Steckbeck ’66
James and Donna Robbins
In memory of Addison Caleigh
Stout
Matthew and Stephanie Stout
In memory of Harold and Lorna
Streid
John and Janice Fitzgibbons
In memory of Marguerite Eleanore
Sullivan
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
In loving memory of Christine
Taylor
Jason and Megan Alstatt
Brian and Jacqueline Taylor
In memory of Edward A.
Tomko, D.D.S. ’51
A.J. and Mary Atherton
Janice Baltich
Carol L. Bandi
Amy R. Barnhart
Larry and Judith Boppe
M. Lee and Betty Boppe
Mark and Carol Brennan
Federal Reserve Bank of
Cleveland
Richard and Julie Jerdonek
James and Pamela Lucey
Thomas and Christine
McCormick
William and Elaine McGuinn
Rosemary McIntire
Corrine M. Mihalic
Phillip and Kimberly Oliveri
Mary Anne Seeger
Patricia A. Tomko
Raymond and Toombs
Arlene Turocy
Anne J. Vrabel
John and Laura Watson
Charles and Jennie Wiseman
In memory of Ray Van Alstine
Barbara Van Alstine
In memory of Jeff Verdeyen ’87
David and Jo Ann Verdeyen
In memory of Thomas Walsh
Anonymous
In memory of Keith Weber ’79
Col. Terence A. and Katherine E.
Imbery, D.D.S.
In memory of Shirley Wood
John and MaryLou Baumann
In memory of Richard C. Worden ’51
Elizabeth A. Worden
In memory of Jerome (Jerry)
Wyahn ’41
Michael J. and Kathryn Woyahn
In memory of Lila Zak
Anthony E. Sasak
In memory of Joseph A. Zgonc
Edward G. Zgonc
Saint Gaspar Society
In grateful recognition of those
individuals who have made
provisions for SJC in their estate
plans
Anonymous
A. Vincent Agnew
Kenneth and Margaret Ahler
Thomas and Carolyn Alter
Eugene Alvarez
Dennis B. Anderson
Jordan and Elizabeth Balvich
James and Cornelia Beane*
Frederick A. Beckman
Melinda and Deric Beier
John and Ellen Benish
Raymond J. Billy
Brother Thomas R. Bohman, C.PP.S.
Jerome J. Bosch, Sr.
William J. Braun and Christine
Sammel
Donald* and Marilyn Brouillette
James and Rosemary Bruskotter*
Frank and Jane Caccamo
C. Therese Cangany
Joseph and Lucinda Carey
Robert and Margaret Cassey
Robert and Norma Rae Causland
George and Elizabeth Cleefman*
Thaddeus and Ofelia Cocot
David* and Shirley Cole
David and Hallie Cook
Denise L. Cordrey
Donald and Jacquelyn Corning
Paul and Frances Corsaro
William* and Patricia Daily
Michael and Helena Davis
Donald and Barbara Donahue
Robert and Darcy Dougherty
T. Christopher Downey
Timothy and Mary Ann Downey
Mary Ann Dreiling
John L. Dunn
James and Michiyo Echle
Maureen V. Egan, Ph.D.
Richard A. and Nancy K. Etter
Fred J. Faulstich
William and Shirley Feely
Ed and Sylvia Feicht
Albert and Mary Beth Fellinger
Daniel and Judith Fenker
Edward* and Mary Jo Fleming
John E. Freiburger
John and Jennifer Gause
Thomas and Patricia Gavin
Reverend Robert P. Gehring
Oliver E. Giere
Jerry* and Linda Gladu
Reverend Joseph W. Grace
Scott and Elizabeth Graf
Margaret J. Guccione
John and June Guckien
Jeffrey R. Guenther
Joseph and Loretta Gurgone
M. Michele Hampton
Charles and Gertrude Hanley
Charles and Barbara Henry
William* and Kathleen Herber
Richard A. Highberger
W August and Nancy Hillenbrand
F. Nick and Lisa Hofmeister
William and Sally Hogan
Frederick and Patricia Hollinden
Richard and Zinnia Hoying
Ralph and Melissa Iannelli
William* and Anne Johnston
Michael J. Jordan
Robert and Louise Judge
Clayton and Roberta Klein
Edward and Anne Kolaczyk
Reverend Leonard J. Kostka, C.PP.S.
William B. Krantz, Ph.D.
Helen R. Kraud
John* and Mildred Kreutzer
David and Lynn Krigbaum
Daniel and Nancy Krodel
Thomas K. Kuhar
Therese and Michael Kura
Alice A. Lamberger
Robert and Sally Lehmenkuler
John G. Ligda, LFD
James and Drina Madden
George M. Marchal
Andrew and Kristen Marino
John T. McCarthy
Robert* and Joanne McDevitt
Kenneth and Jane McIntosh
Mary L. McNamara
Steven and Teresa Meyer
David S. Moebs
Marco and Susan Moreno
William J.* and Ann Moriarty
Edward and Maureen Mulcahy
Patricia A. Mulcahy
James* and Ary Nelson
Robert and Jane Neville
David and Donna Owens
Lawrence J. Payne
Eugene B. Person, O.D.
Daniel and Vivian Pesaresi, Sr.
Eric M. Peschke
John and Sandra Pikarski
Joseph Q. Pindell
Rita and Joseph Poskin*
Douglas and Tracy Pribbeno
Reverend Richard W. Puetz
Janice M. Pyrce and Gary Kagan
Thomas and Barbara Reed
Joseph and Patricia Reilly
Patrick and Joan Reilly
Russell Riberto
Patrick and Katrina Riha
Bonnie J. Ring
Richard M. Rudowski, Ph.D.
Alfred and Barbara Savino
Richard M. Scheiber
Paul and Ann Scherschel
Raymond and Therese Schwenkel
Robert and Patricia Scott
James and Margaret Shields
Leslie S. Silver
David and Marla Smith
James A. Sowa
Reverend William J. Stang, C.PP.S.
J. Cotter and Joanne Tharin
James and Julie Tuerff
John and Norma Tullio
Michael J. Vallone
Michael and Kristyn Van Eekeren
W. Erik and Tamera J. Weber
Connie and Lonnie Weir
Charles and Jo Anne Werr
Robert C. Wilberscheid
Gregory and Janice Wilkins
Kenneth and Tamera Williams
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane) Wood
Arthur and Julie Zielinski
Norman and Jane Zmora
For information on how to include
SJC in your estate plans, please
contact the Office of Institutional
Advancemnt and Marketing at
800.227.1898.
Gift-in-Kind
Anonymous
Awards Unlimited
Robin C. Baiel-Davis
John and Ellen Benish
Binney’s Beverage
G. David Bokhart
Gordon and Elizabeth Bokhart
Broken Arrow Golf
Brothers Broadcasting Corp
(WLQI / WRIN / WIBN)
Mark and Stephanie Brouwer
Bill and Deb Brown
Brown’s Garden & Floral Shoppe
Jeffery and Angela Buysse
Sally and Jay Cameron
Chicago Blackhawks Organization
Katherine Corwin
Brian Courtney
Richard M. Dahlke, Ph.D.
Andrew and Carrie D’Amore
David and Angela Del Principe
Timothy and Kelly Deno
DePaul University
Penny K. DeVault
The Doghouse
Mary Ann Dreiling
SERVICE bold = 21st Century Campaign support; bold and italics = 21st Century Campaign and College Fund support; regular type = College Fund support; * denotes deceased

Andrew Dudich
East Bank Club
Maureen V. Egan, Ph.D.
Ronald and Denise Finke
Michael and Kim Foltz
John E. Freiburger, CFP, AEP, MSFS
Fresh Meadows Golf Club
Gary SouthShore Railcats
Kent and Jamie Getsee
Lisa M. Handler
Matthew and Celina Hanewich
Don and Celeste Hardy
Harmony Marketing Group
Hazelden Country Club
The Hermit Kingdom Press
Martin and Krista Huber
Hugh and Carolyn Huss
Kendra and Charles Illingworth
Indiana Repertory Theatre
Indiana Supreme Court Law Library
The Indianapolis Zoo
The Inn at Aberdeen, Ltd.
Jordan’s Floral Inc.
Robert and Barbara Kaiser
Philip and Karen Kedzuch
Kingston Mines Blues Club
Kirby Risk Electrical Supply
Reverend Jeffrey S. Kirch, C.PP.S.
Knights of Columbus
Headquarters
ENDOWMENT AND OTHER PERMANENTLY
RESTRICTED ASSETS AS OF JUNE 30
Value as of June 30
SJC employees recognized for service milestones reached.
Please report all corrections in this listing to Mark Brouwer ’04 at 800.227.1898 or mbrouwer@saintjoe.edu.
Reverend Leonard J. Kostka, C.PP.S.
Gary and Harriet Kubo
Lawrence and Penny Laudick
The Learning House, Inc.
Nancye Leibee
George and Mary Ellen Liggett
The Links at Carillon Golf Course
Lithographic Communications
Long’s Gifts
Allyson Lyon Photography
Terra and Scott Maienbrook
Curtis and Rebecca Mason
John T. McCarthy
Fred McEwan
Andrew and Julia Mehall
Midwest Theological Forum
Mickey and Debra Mikels
Cathy and Paul Misniak
Missionaries of the Precious Blood
Robert V. Monfort
Patrick and Donna Moran
Richard and Lynette Moyer
Doris Myers
John and Connie Nichols
Pacers Sports & Entertainment
Shane Pack
Brian and Mary Panick
PEPSIAMERICAS
Richard and Sara Pietrzak
Pizza King - Rensselaer
Joseph and Melinda Pudlo
Janice M. Pyrce and Gary Kagan
Radisson Hotel at Star Plaza
John and Heidi Rahe
Brother Robert Reuter, C.PP.S.
Saint Joseph’s College
SJC Athletic Department
SJC Baseball
SJC College Store
Catherine A. Salyers
Sandy Pines Golf Course
Mark and Diana Scott
Seton Hill University
John G. Shedd Aquarium
Debra and Jeffrey Sizemore
Skeff Distributing Company
Scott and Tina Slobodecki
Smithsonian Institution Scholarly
Press
Sodexo, Inc.
Ilicia J. Sprey
David and Dana St. Clair
Reverend William J. Stang, C.PP.S.
Streamline Designs and Frame
Shoppe
David Stroud
April M. Taber
Michael J. Vallone
Village Greens of Woodridge
Village Links of Glen Ellyn
Regina M. Warfel
Peter and Jody Taylor Watkins
WGN Radio 720 AM
Gladys Wheeler
Reverend Paul R. White, C.PP.S.
The White House Bed & Breakfast
Gregory and Janice Wilkins
Jean Witherington
Daniel and Cheryl Witty
Mildred J. Young
Zigfield Troy Golf
Thomas and Lana Zimmer
William and Bonnie Zimmer
Please report all corrections in
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at 800.227.1898 or mbrouwer@
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TIME, TALENT, OR TREASURE
by Ray Hall ’71
One of the personal
legacies passed down from
Saint Joseph’s College to its
alumni is that alumni are part
of the SJC community for life.
Unfortunately, many alumni
disassociate themselves from
their alma mater due to their
belief that they do not have
the means of supporting
their College in a manner
commensurate with what the
College has provided them.
Truly believing that alumni
are family members for life,
SJC affords those of us who
do not have the monetary
means to support the College
(but do have the time) to
support the College in a variety of different ways. Several
ways of providing support would be by volunteering to be
a “Puma Mover” in August. These “movers” are always
needed, and being a Puma parent, we found it extremely
helpful in making the transitional move. It’s rewarding and
allows for the casual interaction between yourself and
incoming freshmen. You can also support Saint
Joseph’s College by simply making purchases
at the College Store.
Another approach to support the College
is through regional receptions. Regional
receptions are the lifeline for sustaining the
viability of any college. These receptions are
particularly important for small colleges that
do not always have the advantage of built-in
marketing on a large scale. These gatherings
help link the past to the present. This linkage
is important in allowing alumni, parents, and
friends to discuss and evaluate the anecdotal
success of the College with regards to
establishing baselines to see how the College
has improved over time and to discuss the
direction that the College may be taking.
SJC Freshman Legacies
With input from alumni,
representing various years
at the College, a great deal
of information is available.
These receptions can be
used to develop business
networks that can in turn be
used to identify job leads and
potential positions for Saint
Joseph’s College students
preparing to enter into the job
market.
Armed with information
regarding the College, you are
now prepared to approach
high school students with
the intent of recruiting them
to attend SJC. Recruiting
materials are readily available
through the College’s Admissions Office. You will find that
high school guidance counselors are more than willing
to work with you in meeting with students from their
respective schools. If you are tentative in meeting with
students in that particular venue, you may find it easier to
approach high school students in CCD programs at your
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HOW CAN YOU HELP SJC?
• Be a Puma Mover • Buy at the College Store
• Recruit students • Help parents of new students
• Mentor students • Support the College Fund
• Attend Business Networking Receptions
• Connect students to jobs and internships
GENERATION

local parish.
Saint Joseph’s College has provided us with
many opportunities to support current students
attending the College. I hope that one of the
approaches mentioned above fits you. Enjoy
knowing that your support has brought a smile to
an SJC student’s eyes.
Rose Nowicki ’13
New freshman
moves in to SJC.
THE BELOIT COLLEGE MIND-SET LIST ON THE CLASS OF 2015 •
Beloit has been publishing the annual mindset list since 1998 to help educators
understand the cultural touchstones that have shaped the worldviews of each
successive year of college freshmen. Born in 1993, the Class of 2015 arrived
on the scene the year Mosaic was introduced as the first widely used web
browser and the year Time magazine declared, “Suddenly the Internet is the
place to be.” The full list can be found at www.beloit.edu/mindset. Here are
some selections:
1. There has always been an Internet ramp onto the information highway.
2. Ferris Bueller and Sloane Peterson could be their parents.
6. They “swipe” cards, not merchandise.
7. As the students have grown up on websites and cellphones, adult experts
have constantly fretted about their alleged deficits of empathy and concentration.
8. Their schools’ “blackboards” have always been getting smarter.
9. “Don’t touch that dial!”... What dial?
10. American tax forms have always been available in Spanish.
12. Amazon has never been just a river in South America.
13. Refer to LBJ, and they might assume you’re talking about LeBron James.
16. Women have never been too old to have children.
19. We have never asked, and they have never had to tell.
23. There has never been an official Communist Party in Russia.
25. Video games have always had ratings.
28. Jimmy Carter has always been a smiling elderly man who shows up on TV
to promote fair elections and disaster relief.
29. Arnold Palmer has always been a drink.
30. Dial-up is soooooooooo last century!
31. Women have always been kissing women on television.
32. Their older siblings have told them about the days when Britney Spears,
Justin Timberlake, and Christina Aguilera were Mouseketeers.
37. Music has always been available via free downloads.
52. Their parents have always been able to create a will and other legal
documents online.
57. They’ve broken up with significant others via texting, Facebook, or MySpace.
62. Nurses have always been in short supply.
63. They won’t go near a retailer that lacks a website.
64. Altar girls have never been a big deal.
74. “PC” has come to mean personal computer, not political correctness.
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Classes of 1960 and 1961
Homecoming 2011 marked the 50 th reunion of the Class
of 1961. In June of 2000, members of the Class of 1961
chose to raise funds for the Campus Gateway Complex to
celebrate their 40 th reunion. The campus entrance was an
important first step in the vision of a unified campus image.
One hallmark of the Campus Gateway is the Fountain
and Reflecting Pond—welcoming students, alumni, and
guests to campus for generations. To preserve this icon,
the Classes of 1960 (in 2010) and 1961 (in 2011)—in honor
of their 50 th reunions—adopted the restoration of the
structure as an honor class gift project.
Together, these classes raised $44,973—an investment
in the most important impression the campus of Saint
Joseph’s College can make: the first impression. Thank
you—one and all.
A complete list of 1961 honor class gift supporters will
appear in the next issue of Contact.
RENOVATE the FOUNTAIN
A group of Pumas (primarily men of ’71
with Puma wives in other class years)
who renewed their vows during a special
Homecoming ceremony pose in
front of the repaired fountain.
Class of 1961 (2011) 43 donors $34,295
Class of 1960 (2010) 26 donors $13,678
TOTAL $47,973
Fountain before restoration.
DEDICATED SJC EMPLOYEE REPAIRS THE
FOUNTAIN • Starting in May, Jim Thomas
of the SJC Carpenter Shop braved the summer
2011 heat five days a week, coming in at
5:00 a.m. and working 10-hour days (and some
Saturdays) to repair the fountain. When asked
about the work, Thomas said, “All of the fountain
had to be redone because it was so deteriorated;
it had been in need of repair for seven
to eight years. We had to rebuild the base underneath
and put concrete in. To make it interesting,
we mixed old rocks and new rocks. We
started with face rock and then used finish rock.
Filling and testing had to be done before school
started.” Thomas is from Rensselaer, starting
at SJC in March 1985. He was honored for his
25 years of service
at the Employee
Service
Recognition
Breakfast on
March 3, 2011.
Jim Thomas

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