Saying Yes to God's Plan - Marian High School

Annual Report 2009-2010Saying Yesto God’s Plan

High School is a Catholic, college preparatory high school for young womenfounded by the Servants of Mary and dedicated to Mary, the Mother of God.Marian teaches the beliefs of the Roman Catholic faith in a caring and lovingcommunity atmosphere.The mission of Marian High School is to commit all its resources to the collegepreparatory education of young women, teaching them to be leaders and life-longlearners in a society where their talents and faith will give hope to the world.2

During the 2009-2010 school year, the Marian community took a closerlook at Mary’s prayer, the Hail Mary. Each Friday, the entire schoolcomes together in prayer to remember those of this community whohave gone before us in faith. We recite together the Hail Mary, askingfor Mary’s comfort and grace as we mourn the loss of our loved ones.We chose to examine Mary’s prayer as a means to better understandMary as a mortal and as the mother of God. As we reach out to her inprayer, we wanted to fully comprehend the message of the Hail Mary.Mary was so full of God’s grace that she was asked to bear His only Son.She was blessed among women as was the fruit ofher womb, Jesus. What is most amazing aboutMary is that, when she was asked to give theworld the ultimate gift, the birth of our Savior,she said “YES.” She didn’t weigh the pros andcons or consider what obstacles she mayencounter. Rather, she embraced God’s planand became a role model for young womenof faith everywhere.Looking closely at the Hail Mary and Mary’slife, we wonder if we too are embracingGod’s plan for us. Do we even knowwhat it is? How are we saying“YES” to God? As youread throughthe 2009-2010Annual Report,learn abouthow membersof the Mariancommunity aresaying yes toGod’s plan.SayingYes toGod’sPlan3

Dear Marian Family,Dear Marian Family,What an amazing first year at Marian! I officially began my journey ashead of school in July 2009. Immediately, I was welcomed with open armsby hundreds of parents at a new parent social. I will never forget theheartwarming feeling of being received and greeted with such kindness.Reflecting upon my time thus far, I must say that the girls never cease toamaze me. Every day, I am astonished at the spirit and effort put forth fromthe students. Not a day goes by without a Marian girl being applaudedfor her work in and out of the classroom. These girls are best describedas confident, independent thinking leaders. This means that they areconstantly committed to giving of themselves for the betterment of others.Time and time again, they have proven that the word “can’t” isn’t anoption, and the word “can” has no limits. They are continuously striving forexcellence in all they do. With that said, I am honored and humbled to be apart of this community.During the 2009-2010 school year we examined Mary, the mother of Godand how she said “yes” to God’s plan for her. Mary serves as a role modelfor our students, faculty and staff and, as a result, we are all looking at howwe too say “yes” to God. I am never short of examples, as you will read inthese coming pages.Marian would not be the superlative all-girl, Catholic high school it iswithout you. Marian remains fiscally strong. Our enrollment grew lastyear and our fundraising efforts were very successful. This is quite anaccomplishment during these challenging economic times. Unlike manyother nonprofit organizations, charitable contributions to Marian increasedlast year. This is a testament to the generosity of the Marian family and yourbelief in our mission and young women.Like today’s Marian girls, you are saying “yes” to God through yourunwavering commitment to Marian and its mission. Your personal andfinancial assistance directly impact everyone in this school, and for that Iam truly grateful. Furthermore, I am thankful for saying “yes” to God’s planfor me here at Marian. I have been inspired by my faith and the wonderfulpeople I am surrounded by. This assures me that no matter the trials ortribulations I encounter, I will continue to say “Yes! I can do this.” I lookforward to another school year committed to not only saying “yes” to God’splan; but also saying “yes” to the support of the Marian family.Susan M. Russell Toohey ‘82Head of School4

Dear Friends of Marian,In his book, Mary Mother of Sorrows: the Mystery of Comfort and Hope, LouisCameli states:“Identification with Mary means that Christians see herand say not only, ‘Look, there is the mother of sorrows,’and admire her. They also say, ‘Here is a lifeand faith pattern which I can call my own.’”This statement is reflective of what the Marian community was studyingduring the past school year. The purpose of choosing the theme, “Saying‘Yes’ to God’s Plan,” was to help the staff and students recognize that Maryis indeed a role model for us all. While studying the ‘Hail Mary,’ staff andstudents were contemplating how Mary’s life and faith connects with theirown. Her ‘Yes!’ to God went far beyond agreeing to become the Motherof Jesus. Her trip to visit Elizabeth, her life as a young wife and mother,watching her Son grow from baby to manhood, losing her spouse, the agonyof watching her Son being persecuted and put to death, and her place in theChristian community after His resurrection, all of these were done in lightof her positive response to God’s call in her life. Mary’s life changed at thetime of the Annunciation. Her whole life then revolved around saying ‘Yes’ toall God had in store for her. It was a daily recommitment. This is the life andfaith pattern we can emulate.As you can see in the ‘Year in Review’ section of this report, Marian studentswere involved in a myriad of activities from academic to extracurricular andathletic. Throughout all the achievements and challenges of the year, theseyoung women had daily opportunities to live as Mary did by following theMission of Marian and the core values which flow through that Mission.In doing so, these students of today grow into the faith-filled leaders in theworld tomorrow.It’s a pleasure being back in Omaha and having the opportunity to be partof the Marian community once again. As both a graduate and a Servant ofMary, I’m proud of the growth and accomplishments that Marian has hadover the years. It’s wonderful to see that the values on which the school wasestablished are still strong today and will be carried out to the world by thenew alums each year.May Mary continue to provide a ‘life and faith pattern’ for you all.Sr. Mary Gehringer, OSM ‘66Provincial, Servants of Mary5

Marian 2010-2011Board of DirectorsFront row left to right: Doreen Finochiaro Griffith ’79, Sr. Zita Sharrow, OSM, Ann Schumacher, Jeri Deras Regan ’72, Sr. Terese Lux, OSM, Head ofSchool Susan Russell Toohey ’82, Gail Werner-Robertson, Sr. Margaret Stratman, OSM, Mary Higgins ’69, Chair Nancee Berger and Jane MaybergerDineen ’82, Back row, left to right: Sharon Walsh Carleton ’90, Steve Schiller, Kevin Bousema, MaryBeth Rossiter, Mark Treinen, Mark Elman, DanDudley, Doug Wilwerding, Steve Stangl and Mike GoetzNot pictured: Betsy Murphy and John SchueleBoard of TrusteesThe Marian High School, Inc. Endowment Trust Board of Trustees oversees the administration of the investments ofMarian’s Endowment Trust assets.Herman Weist (Chair), Michael Eglseder, Marcia Koory, Janet Melchior-Kopp ‘81, Jim Timmerman, Roman Uhing, Susan Russell Toohey ‘82,and Patricia Greco Wiederholt ‘707

Social Studies TeacherSpends Time in KoreaSocial Studies and Government teacherSusan Juza was chosen by the KoreaFoundation to participate in the KoreanStudies Workshop for American Educators.The Workshop provides U.S. educators withfully-funded study visits to Korea.Meet the New Head of SchoolIn July 2009, Marian welcomed a new Head of School, Susan Russell Toohey. As a 1982alumna, she knows first-hand the value of a Marian education. In addition, Susan choseMarian for her own daughters, one a current student and the other a 2009 graduate.With this monumental change, Marian began a new tradition and invited all parents to asocial event to meet the new head of school and hear her vision for the future. The event waswell-received, with more than 100 parents in attendance.Girls State – Noelle Mapes ‘10Noelle Mapes ’10 represented Marian at theAmerican Legion Auxiliary Nebraska GirlsState Convention. While there, her peerselected her governor of the convention. Morethan 420 young women represented theirhigh schools at the event.The Korean Studies Workshop sent 100secondary school social studies educatorsfrom the United States to Korea toparticipate in an intensive, 12-day workshop.Sponsored entirely by the Korea Foundation,the workshop is designed to enhance mutualunderstanding between the people of Koreaand the United States by inviting certainU.S. educators to visit Korea and then sharetheir experiences with fellow Americansupon their return. Following participation inthe workshop, participants are required tosubmit an impact report to the Institute ofInternational Education.Social Studies Department Chair Tom Bakerparticipated in this experience the previoussummer.Girls State is a nonpartisan programthat teaches young women responsiblecitizenship and love for God and country.Each citizen at Girls State runs for office,either at the city, county or state level.Noelle’s campaign for governor secured herthe primary election win, she then debatedwith the other candidate prior to the generalelection. Noelle’s inauguration was held inthe State Capitol Rotunda, where she gaveher inauguration speech. Afterward, shemet with Gov. Heineman in his office at theState Capitol.9

Marie GuyotScholarship RecipientsCongratulations to three Marian girls ofthe Class of 2010 from left: Claire Townley,Lisa Gehring and Amanda Schumacher –who received the Marie Guyot LeadershipScholarship. Marie Guyot was a youngwoman who followed the call of the BlessedMother to start a school for young girlsin Cuves, France in the 1800s. Marie waschallenged by the norms of her time, yether love for Mary and her dedication to theeducation of young women prevailed andher life’s work became the inspiration forMarian. These girls received the scholarshipbecause of their leadership in the Omahaand Marian community. Like MarieGuyot, they have made a strong impacton the lives of others. The Marie GuyotLeadership Scholarship is funded by agenerous anonymous benefactor.Athletic Hall of Fame InductionOn August 31, 2009 Marian High School honored four athletes, two teams, two coaches andtwo boosters at the inaugural induction into Marian’s Athletic Hall of Fame.Honorees included individual athletes from left: Pam Gradoville Simon ‘84, Kim RudloffShillito ‘75, Becky Clark Carter ‘86, and Julie Uryasz ‘76. State Championship Swimming andVolleyball Teams from 1972, their coaches Lynn Groff and Bobbie Bartholet and founders ofMarian’s Booster Club, Howard and the late Bette Rudloff.These fine athletes, coaches and supporters were chosen for their outstanding achievementsin athletics and their commitment to a life that exemplifies the six Core Values of Marian -Compassion, Community, Service, Spirituality, Empowerment and Marian Identity.In the words of recipient Pam Gradoville Simon, “My experiences as a Marian student athletehave given me the ability to look with compassion on a teammate or now a patient whomay be facing a difficult path; it has allowed me to be part of a community that requiresteamwork and sacrifice; it has ingrained in me a spiritual strength that has helped me carryon when times are difficult and teammates or patients need a shoulder to lean on; and it hasempowered me as a young woman in a society where some women are not encouraged tostrive to their potential. Being a student athlete has provided me with a Marian identity. Thisis a gift that I have grown to appreciate more and more over the years.”National Council of Teachers in English AwardsSenior Claire Townley received the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) 2009Award for Superior Performance in Writing. As a result, Marian’s English Department wasrecognized for excellence in its instructional program.The Achievement Awards in Writing is a school-based writing program established in 1957to encourage high school students in their writing and to recognize publicly some of the beststudent writers in the nation. Claire is one of 544 students, out of more than 1,700 entries,who was recognized for her writing achievements.Marian English Department offers six honors/advancement placement courses, two of whichare dual enrollment, giving Marian girls the opportunity to earn college credit while onMarian’s campus. The department has been commended five times by the National Council ofTeachers of English for excellence in its instructional program.10

State GolfMarian’s 2009 Golf Team, under the direction of Coach Jim Miller, claimed its fifth consecutivestate title! Five members of the golf team finished in the top 20, winning individual titles,including Erin O’Brien ‘11 who placed second in the state. Jordan Rearick ‘11 placed fourth,Sara Jo Pravecek ‘13 tied for fifth, Caroline Nelsen ’10 tied for 13th and Sydney Smith ‘10 tiedfor 18th. This is the 10th state championship for golf.Gnimocemoh Spirit WeekAt Marian Homecoming is not your typicalhigh school Homecoming. You won’t see afootball game or fancy dresses and hairstyles.Marian celebrates a little differently.Gnimocemoh (pronounced Gini-Mo-Co-Mo) isHomecoming spelled backward; just take yourstandard Homecoming, and flip it 180 degrees.Gnimocemoh, a beloved tradition at Mariansince 1991, is a week-long celebrationorganized by the senior class officers. It isfilled with silliness and creativity. Each dayof this spirit week is devoted to a differenttheme, and students are encouraged todress according to each theme (without fulluniform required). The 2009 GnimoecmohSpirit Week kept the tradition alive with thegirls participating in some wacky themes.The week concluded with a costume-themeddance, Ghoulish Gnimocemoh, where aNeeuq (Queen) is crowned. This title usuallyis awarded to Marian’s most wacky andspirited student.NEHS Service ProjectMembers of Marian High School’s NationalEnglish Honor Society (NEHS) participatedin their annual chapter service project witha book drive for St. Bernard Catholic GradeSchool. NEHS encourages its members touse their talents in the service of others andfollows the national motto of, “Gelast scealmid are,” the Old English phrase for “dutygoes with honor.” Marian’s Marcella Chapter,named in honor of Sr. Marcella Sitzmann,a Servant of Mary, English teacher andLisa Gehring ‘10 reading to St. Bernard first gradersthe first principal of Marian, organized theservice project, which benefits students fromkindergarten through third grade. Senior members of NEHS presented donated books to thelibrary and spent an hour reading one-on-one with the kindergarten and first grade classes.Marian’s NEHS chapter was established in the spring of 2009. Fifty-seven juniors and seniorswho hold a 4.0 GPA in five semesters of required English courses were inducted into thischapter, the only one in the state of Nebraska.At the end of the year, the chapter concluded its 2009-10 service project by presentingautographed copies of Listen to the Wind by Dr. Greg Mortensen to Mrs. Seward, Principal ofSt. Bernard Grade School, and to Sr. Michelle Faultus, President of the Madonna School, fortheir school libraries.Corinne Fleming ‘11 and Lauren James ‘11participate in a Spirit Week activity11

Once Upon A MattressFor the first time, Marian collaborated withCreighton Prep for its annual fall musical.Students from both schools had the uniqueopportunity of performing this year’s show,the Tony-award nominated Once Upona Mattress, based on the Hans ChristianAndersen fable The Princess and the Pea, atthe Omaha Community Playhouse. Morethan 1,000 theatregoers attended one of thethree productions.Each year, more than 200 Marian girlsparticipate in the musical as actors, singersand dancers on stage and instrumentalmusicians in the orchestra. In addition,students operate the lighting, sets andsound behind the scenes. This year, the backstagecrew worked in collaboration withprofessionals from the Playhouse to learnhow to use their state-of-the-art equipment.Shhh! It’s Not a Surprise DaySenior Ann Brudney, daughter of Patty NearyBrudney ’75, in the lead role of Princess Winnifred ofWoebegoneAs many of our alumnae may recall, Surprise Day is a time-honored tradition at Marian.It is an event planned each year by the Student Board that usually occurs during thespring semester. However, no one knows when it will happen. Halfway through the day, anannouncement will be made with an enthusiastic, “SURPRISE!” The afternoon classes arethen cancelled and the rest of the day is filled with games and entertainment as a way toincrease student spirit and to allow students to spend time together outside of the classroom.On October 17, 130 eighth grade girls experienced a version of this beloved tradition calledShh…It’s Not a Surprise Day. After a dinner in the cafeteria, Recruitment Director MollyAdams Woodman ’97, with members of the Recruitment Team, unveiled the surprise to theunsuspecting girls. For the following three hours, the girls enjoyed manicures and pedicures,participated in Rock Band, Guitar Hero and Wii competitions (generously donated by currentMarian families for the evening), took part in a cake walk, got their faces decorated by aprofessional face painter, had a hula-hoop contest and danced the night away. The girls whocame out for the evening also received an exclusive “Shh, It’s Not a Surprise Day” t-shirt.Founders Day lunchNovember 10 marked the 54th day of the54th year of Marian, and for the Esprit DeCorps Club, it seemed like a perfect day tocelebrate Marian’s Founders Day, September6, 1955. Students and staff flashed back tothe fifties, with a complimentary lunch ofburgers, fries and milk shakes, sponsored bythe Esprit de Corps Club, whose mission isto raise awareness and appreciation for theschool’s six core values—community, service,empowerment, compassion, leadership andMarian identity.Esprit de Corps, which is French for “spiritof the body [community],” strives to builda sense of pride, fellowship and commonloyalty in the Marian community througheducation and celebration. The 16 membersof the club, four from each grade, decoratedthe cafeteria with Marian blue tablecloths,streamers and candy for the Founders Daycelebration.On September 6, 1955, the Order of theServants of Mary first opened the doorsof Marian High School to 42 freshmen.Sr. Marcella Sitzman, OSM, Marian’s firstprincipal, coined the phrase, “Esprit deCorps,” reminding girls to embrace the spiritof the community and embody Marian’s sixcore values, which are instilled in all of itsstudents to this day.12Abby Diaz ‘12 and Sharon Anderson ‘12 enjoyFounder’s Day lunch

National Honor SocietyOn November 11, Marian inducted 12 seniorsand 62 juniors into its Maria Chapter of theNational Honor Society (NHS). To be eligibleas a member of the NHS, students must beof junior or senior standing and embodyfour qualities: leadership, scholarship,character and service. A candidate musthold a leadership position, either electedor appointed, in a group or club; shemust maintain a 3.5 GPA at the beginningof her year; her teachers evaluate hercharacter; and she must complete 15 hoursof community service at one service siteoutside of the Marian community, as well asparticipate in two Marian activities or clubswith a minimum of 15 hours each.The ceremony was held at the Servants ofMary Motherhouse Chapel. The keynotespeaker was Dr. Ginny Russell Curley ’86,who embodies the National Honor Societytraits of leadership, scholarship, characterand service. As a life-long learner, Curleyearned her bachelor’s degree in Theologyfrom the University of St. Thomas, a master’sdegree in Counseling from CreightonUniversity and a doctorate in HigherEducation Administration and Leadershipthrough the University of Nebraska atLincoln. She is an Assistant Professor atNebraska Methodist College in the GeneralEducation department. Ginny consultsin the Omaha community and presentsnationally on a variety of interpersonal andorganizational topics, including gender,power, conflict and leadership. Her passionis helping individuals and groups meet theirpotential through the identification of giftsand enhanced communication.A reception for the girls and their familiesfollowed the ceremony.State VolleyballMarian’s 2009 Varsity Volleyball team, underthe direction of Coach Rochelle Rohlfs, claimedthe State Championship Title on November 14,2009. This win secured the first volleyball statetitle for the Crusaders since 1999.Many members of Marian’s Varsity VolleyballTeam received post-season recognitionfrom the Lincoln Journal Star and OmahaWorld-Herald newspapers. In addition, theteam received a No. 12 national ranking bywww.prep.com.Coach Rohlfs was also named the NebraskaCoaches Association Volleyball Coach of theYear as well as the Journal Star’s Girls HighSchool Coach of the Year. Coach Rohlfs has21 years of experience at Marian. She hascompiled 541 wins, earned the state title in 2009and 1999 and was the state runner up in 2002and 2005. Her athletes are recognized year afteryear on local, regional and national levels.Scholarship recipients Alyssa Neneman ‘12, Elizabeth Wolodkewitsch ’11 and Shantel Bell ‘10, benefactorsSr. Joy Weideman, OSM of the Frank & Emma Jean Weideman Memorial Scholarship and Kris Krueger of theEileen Honz ‘76 Memorial Scholarship and Sue Mickey ‘69 Marian Fund DirectorEndowed Scholarship Appreciation BreakfastIn December, Marian hosted an inaugural Endowed Scholarship Appreciation Breakfast tohonor gracious benefactors who created a named an endowed scholarship, which assistsstudents in financial need. Through the generosity of these donors, Marian provides abouthalf of its student body $500,000 in scholarship assistance each year.Thirteen benefactors of 19 endowed scholarships and 30 student scholarship recipientsenjoyed good food, great company and the musical talents of Marian’s string ensemble. Headof School Susan Toohey, whose family endowed a scholarship in her mother’s name, theAnne Caldwell Russell Memorial Scholarship, welcomed honored guests. Dennis Chapman,benefactor of the Karen Burbach Chapman Memorial Scholarship, addressed the benefactorsabout why his family decided to create a scholarship for Marian students in memory of hiswife. The event concluded with remarks from junior Joy Leick, recipient of the Servants ofMary Endowed Scholarship, who graciously thanked guests for making the dream of a Marianeducation a reality for her.Marian has 85 endowed scholarships.13

Grandparents DayOn January 29, 2010 over 200 grandparentstraveled from far and wide to join theirgranddaughters for an all-school mass aspart of Marian’s annual Grandparents Daycelebration. The focus of the mass was“Embracing our Roots.” Students reflectedon their heritage and the gifts given to themby their grandparents.The day concluded with a reception andeach student posed for a photograph withher grandparent(s). Marian then sent eachphotograph as a gift to our honored gueststhanking them for the roots they plantedthat led their granddaughters to Marian.Marian hosts monthly all-school liturgies asone component of its spiritual developmentprogram.College Athletic SigningsAs leaders on the court or field or in the water, 16 Marian seniors signed letters of intentaccepting scholarships to participate in collegiate volleyball, softball, basketball, soccer andswimming. This is the greatest number of annual athletic college scholarship recipients inMarian’s history.• Amelia Ambrose signed to play soccer for Loyola University of Chicago.• Monica Bosiljevac signed to play soccer for the University of Nebraska – Omaha.• Sara Borowiak signed to play softball for the University of Nebraska - Kearney.• Kelly Lange signed to play soccer at Wayne State College.• Julianne Mandolfo signed to play volleyball for Creighton University.• Vicky McIntyre signed to play basketball for Oklahoma State University.• Ellen McCormick signed to play soccer for the University of Wyoming in Laramie.• Melanie McCormick signed to play soccer for the University of Nebraska – Omaha.• Claire McKay signed to swim for Xavier University.• Shelby Mendlik signed to play softball for Doane College.• Ellie Pesavento signed to play volleyball for the University of Nebraska - Kearney.• Margaret Powers signed to play soccer for Iowa State University in Ames.• Jeri Simon (not pictured) signed to play softball for Iowa Western Community College.• Rachel Thrash signed to play basketball for Benedictine College in Atchison, KS.• Logen Watts signed to play soccer for the University of Nebraska – Omaha.Tom and Charlene Braun, grandparents ofsophomore Allison Braun, carrying up the gifts atall-school mass on Grandparents Day.14

Marian Artist Featured InUniversity Art ExhibitSenior Greer Schulte was the proud recipientof a $10,000 talent scholarship fromNebraska Wesleyan University. Schulte’spencil self-portrait was featured in theuniversity’s “Bridge” exhibit, a collectionof artwork of any medium created by themost talented high school juniors andseniors selected by art teachers from acrossNebraska . Greer is one of two Marianstudents whose artwork was featured in the“Bridge” exhibit.Fine Arts at Marian empowers each studentto be confident in her expression of herselfon stage, on canvas or through music.Schulte has confidence on canvas and sharesher gift with the Marian community and nowwith Nebraska Wesleyan University.National Merit FinalistsTwo Marian seniors were named Finalists inthe 2010 annual National Merit ScholarshipProgram® – an honor earned by less thanone percent of the nation’s high schoolseniors. The students Finalists are MakaylaCaumeran and Alexis Fee.To become a Finalist, each studentmust have an academic record of highperformance, receive an endorsement andrecommendation from the administrationand submit qualifying SAT scores. Theymust also include a self-descriptive essayand information about their participationand leadership in school and communityactivities.These two girls are leaders in and out of theclassroom. Their commitment to excellenceis evident in their superior test scores andacademic standing. More than 160 Mariangirls have been recognized by the NationalMerit Scholarship Program.Mission DayMarian’s Mission and Vision Committee,comprised of faculty, staff and students,hosted the first Mission Day on February 19,2010. The event celebrated Marian’s CoreValues and identity as a Servite school.Sister Ginny Silvestri, OSM, then Provincialof the Servants of Mary, kicked off this specialevent as she spoke to the entire school aboutthe history of the Servants of Mary andMarian’s identity as a Servite school.Following, students, divided into sixgroups, headed to breakout sessions thatfocused on one of Marian’s six Core Values– community, compassion, empowerment, Marian identity, service and spirituality. Eachbreakout session featured a guest speaker, ranging from alumnae, parents of alums, currentparents, staff, community friends and Servants of Mary, who addressed the way he/she livesout his/her particular Marian Core Value.At the end of the day, the student body reconvened for a closing prayer service. The Servantsof Mary sang to the students the “Salve Regina,” which translates to “Hail Holy Queen.”Scripture readings and petitions (based on the six Core Values) were read by members ofthe Esprit De Corps Club. Each club member then gifted the Servite Sisters with a flower,thanking them for Marian High School.The service concluded with the Marian community reciting a Core Values Pledge, which waswritten especially for Mission Day. Each student received a pledge bookmark and a beadedCore Values bracelet as commemorative gifts.Makayla Caumeran ‘10Alexis Fee ‘1015

16Women of Marian RetreatIn February, Marian’s Alumnae RelationsProgram sponsored Compassion for Self– A Woman’s Challenge retreat. The retreatoffered a variety of programs designed tonurture the spiritual needs of women intoday’s all too busy world. Three keynotespeakers – Mary Eileen Andreasen, Marianalumnae Barbara Gehringer ‘82 and RoseFallon Roeder ‘66– group discussions,personal reflection time, a pampering hour,breakfast and lunch were included in thisretreat experience.All women of the Marian communitywere invited, including alumnae, mothersof students and alumnae, sisters,grandmothers, friends, neighbors, presentand former Marian faculty and staff andServants of Mary.This is the fifth year the Alumnae Programhas sponsored this special opportunity forrelaxation, rejuvenation and renewal.Marian French Students SpendSpring Break in ParisTwelve Marian French students spent theirspring break (March 6-15) in Paris withFrench teacher Janet Tuttle and Spanishteacher Beth Shanahan. The upper-levelFrench students spent three hours eachmorning studying French at the AccordLanguage School and spent their afternoonssightseeing. Sights included: Eiffel Tower,Musée d’Orsay, Louvre, Arc de Triomphe,Champs-Elysées, Notre Dame, Sacré Coeur,and Montmartre. The group also had theopportunity to celebrate Sunday mass atNotre Dame.The World Languages Department atMarian is dedicated to not only the teachingof a different language, but also educatingstudents on the diverse cultures in ourworld. Every year, upper-level Spanish orFrench students spend their spring breaksin Spain or France as a way to submergestudents into the language and culture fordeeper understanding and appreciation.Spanish students will have the chance totravel to Spain over Spring Break 2011.Mother/daughter alumnae Colleen O’Malley Jackson’88 and Barb Wade O’Malley ‘63Blair Harms ‘10, Brenna Prendergast ‘10,Jenna Schmidt ‘10, Emily Reznicek ‘10 pose in frontof the Eiffel TowerNew State Banners RevealedIn April, Marian’s English Departmentunveiled its official state banners for theNSAA sanctioned activities of Speech andJournalism in the cafeteria above the displaycases. The programs have enjoyed greatsuccess over Marian’s history and the pointsfrom their District and State competitionsalways contribute to the school’s overallChampionship status.The Speech banner lists DistrictChampionships in 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 and2007, District Runner-Up in 1984, 1985, 1986,1987, 1989, 1990, 1991 and 2008 and StateRunner -Up in 2007.The Journalism banner lists StateChampionships in 2006, 2007 and 2008 andState Runner-Up in 2003, 2005 and 2009.The Speech and Journalism Programsat Marian are unique in that they arecurricular and extracurricular. Studentswho are enrolled in Novice CompetitiveSpeaking or Honors Varsity CompetitiveSpeaking are required to compete in atleast 3 tournaments throughout the year.Likewise, student who are taking JournalismI film, edit and produce weekly podcasts,and students in Honors Journalism IIcreate, from cover to cover, Marian’s annualyearbook and monthly newspaper.

Field Day at CreightonOn May 7, 2010, more than 1,300 people attended Marian High School’s annual and belovedField Day.For the first time in Marian’s 52-year Field Day history, this annual event was not held oncampus or at Benson Park. Due to the lack of space at both Benson Park and in Marian’sgymnasium, Marian took Field Day on the road. To accommodate family, friends, alumnae andother special guests, Field Day is now held at the D.J. Sokol Arena inside the Wayne and EileenRyan Women’s Athletic Center on Creighton University’s campus.This year’s Field Day themes were Freshmen, “A Fresh Fairy Tale” in jade and purple;Sophomores, “Sophomore Seuss” in red and turquoise; Juniors, “Juniors in Bloom” in greenand bright gold; and Seniors, “Remember the Seniors” in blue and fuchsia.The day began with Marian students paradingin full costume, chanting Field Day rhymes,from the Josie Harper Center to the Arena,straight down Creighton’s main thoroughfareknown as the Mall. Once inside the Arena,the judge’s booklet committees made theirpresentations, followed by cheerleaders, classdemonstrations and the notorious tug-o-war.The students held a dance party on the arenafloor while the judges’ rankings were tallied.In the end, after back-to-back fourth place,the Juniors in Bloom took home the covetedField Day cup.The purpose of Field Day is a multi-layeredone. While each class helps one anotherto “find its spirit” through class mascots,demonstrations, costumes and cheerleaders,Field Day also provides Marian girls witha chance to acquire real-life skills such asteamwork, creativity, sportsmanship andproblem solving.State SoccerMarian’s Varsity Soccer Team, coachedby Ed Dudley, claimed the 2010 StateChampionship title on May 17, giving Marian50 state athletic titles to its name. This isthe tenth Championship for Marian’s soccerprogram.May CrowningMarian held its annual May Crowning ritualin May, the month of Mary, the mother ofGod. Marian honors Mary each year with anall-school ceremony, and since the 2005-2006, 50th anniversary school year, somespecial guests have been an integral part ofthe event.Second-grade daughters of Marianalumnae who received the Sacrament ofthe Eucharist are invited to be a part of thisannual ceremony. Wearing their First HolyCommunion dresses, 27 second gradersprocessed with the May Queen and placeda rose at the foot of the statue of Mary,signifying their blossoming faith.The Class of 2010 chose classmate AmandaSchumacher as May Queen. She was chosenfor her courage to stand up for what isright, even when it may be unpopular to doso; her work to achieve social justice; hercompassionate presence; her faithfulness asa friend; and her inspiration of her peers tofollow the example of Jesus. The ceremonyconcluded with Amanda placing a crown offlowers on the statue of Mary’s head.The May Crowning ceremony signifies howthe Marian community crowns Mary byliving her example daily. Marian hopes thateach student finds her personal relationshipwith Mary, a relationship that will help herserve, be true to who she is and accept God’splan for her.17

State JournalismMarian is the 2010 A2 State Journalism Champion. This is the third state title in five years forthis program. Marian’s journalism students compete locally, regionally and nationally eachyear, earning top awards in writing, editing, photography, layout, cartooning and opinioneditorials.In addition, journalism advisor Marsha Kalkowski was recognized with the AlumniCommunity Service Award at the University of Nebraska—Omaha’s School of Communication55th Annual Awards Banquet. Marsha received this award for the many ways she goes aboveand beyond her job to assist Marian students and the community.U.S. Cellular CupFor the fourth year in a row Marian is theproud recipient of the Nebraska SchoolActivities Association (NSAA) All-ActivitiesAward, the U.S. Cellular Cup, in the GirlsDivision of Class A. The NSAA All-ActivitiesAward recognizes high schools with themost successful interscholastic activitiesprograms in the state that year. During the2009-2010 school year, Marian receivedNebraska High School Championshipsin golf, volleyball, soccer, tennis andjournalism. Marian finished runner-up inswimming and tied for fifth in basketballin addition to earning NSAA championshippoints in nine different activities during theyear, including speech and music.Dr. Jim Tenopir presents Head of School,Susan M. Toohey, with the NSAA AwardState TennisMarian’s Varsity Tennis Team, under the direction of coach Beth Dye, claimed its third statetitle in a row on May 25. The 2010 State Championship marks the fifth title for the Tennisprogram and the 51st athletic title for Marian. From top left: Coach Beth Dye, KatherineNelsen ‘13, Brooke Urzendowski ‘11, Caroline Nelsen ‘10, Kara Schuele ‘11, Jessie Koraleski ‘12,Hylan Miller ‘13, Lisa Gehring ‘10, Gina Beller ‘11, Kaitlin Barnard ‘11, Bailey Draheim ‘11,and Chelsey Eglseder ‘10.18

1990 Marian GraduateHeather Hahn Ruff ‘90 wears many hats. She is the mother of twin fourth graders, a boy and girl, and along with her role as a mother, she also coaches theirsports teams. Heather is a wife, sister, daughter and friend; she works full-time; she volunteers; she is active in her church; and she is an exercise enthusiast,running her first marathon this winter. There is never a dull moment in Heather’s life, but with each role, she is constantly asking herself: “How am I living mylife according to His will?”Heather credits her strong faith to a lifetime of growth and renewal. “I was raised Catholic and attended Catholic grade school and high school, which laid thefoundation for me,” says Heather. “I learned about my religion, Catholicism, in the classroom, but I embraced my faith at all-school masses, on retreats andthrough service work. Now as a mother, I want my children to receive the same foundation at school and at home.”Heather tries to be a model of Christian living for her children. “Like all parents, I want my kids to know how to accept others, how to be happy for someoneelse’s accomplishments and how to lend a hand when it is needed,” explains Heather. “These are the values that Marian instilled in me that I am passing on tothe next generation.”Heather also sees her professional work as part of God’s plan. “Marian taught me how to be a woman leader, how to challenge myself and how to achievethose challenges,” says Heather. “Marian also prepared me for college. I knew I wanted to continue my education so that I could get a good job,” she continues.“This is part of God’s plan for me. I am just as passionate about being an example to my children as I am about being an example to women who work outsidethe home. It took strength perseverance and faith to get to where I am, but I got there, and I want other women to know they can achieve their goals too.”Heather also knows the importance of giving back. “Again, at Marian, service to others is a way of life, and I carry that motto with me today,” she explains. “Iam responsible for my family and my work, but I am also responsible for the community I share with others and the world in which I live. I want to do my partto make all of it better for me, for my family and friends and for those who share it with me. I am blessed to have learned this at an early age. I am blessed thatMarian taught me this so that I can share it with the world.”19

On April 23, 2010 Marian recognized three members of its community for the selfless and extraordinarywork they do for Marian and the Omaha community. Nancy Mullen Oberst ‘71 received the 2010 Alumna ofthe Year award and Joe and Bonnie Shea were presented with the Marian Award.Nancy Mullen OberstNancy Mullen Oberst, Marian’s 2010 Alumnaof the Year, is a 1971 graduate. Marianhonors her for her unwavering commitmentand contributions to the field of education.Nancy was a Marian girl at a time in historywhen the women’s rights movement wasfront and center. In 1971, Nancy’s graduationyear, a joint resolution was passed todesignate August 26th Women’s Equality Dayin honor of August 26, 1920 when womenwere first given the right to vote. This dayalso honors August 26, 1970 when there wasa nationwide demonstration for women’srights. Yes, this was the time when Nancydiscovered who she is and what impact shewanted to have on the world. At Marian,Nancy was instilled with the notion of peaceand justice for all and, like many graduatesof that time, Nancy left Marian armed andready to make an impact in the world, muchlike the Marian girls of today.Nancy received two bachelor’s degreesfrom the University of Nebraska—Omaha,Elementary Education and SpecialEducation and a master’s degree,Educational Administration andSupervision. She also holds a VisuallyImpaired Endorsement from UNL.Nancy is the epitome of Marian’s mission:“She is a leader and life-long learner whosetalents and faith bring hope to our world.”Nancy was employed in the Omaha PublicSchools System for more than 35 years. Shewas principal of four different elementaryschools and also held the position ofDirector of Elementary Education. Nancyfulfills Marian’s mission through her abilityto learn from the students and familiesshe served, recognizing the needs of thosefamilies and then providing hope andsolutions.When Nancy was named principal of LibertyElementary Grade School in downtownOmaha, she immediately took action toengage the surrounding community toensure that families whose children wereto be educated at Liberty were gettingwhat they needed from their school. Nancydiscovered that her students needed morethan an education, and she was ready toprovide what services she could to hercommunity.Nancy changed the way Omaha PublicSchools teach and serve the underserved,undocumented and impoverished. Nancywanted Liberty to be a part of the downtowncommunity, not just a school. Libertyopened its doors before and after schoolfor students who did not have a placeto go. Liberty partnered with the YMCAfor physical education classes, and OneWorld Community Health Center openeda health clinic at Liberty, staffed withdoctors, social workers and counselors.Creighton University Dental School hostedannual demonstrations on oral hygiene andpreventative care. The University of NebraskaMedical Center began a program to addresschildhood obesity. Liberty collected coats,school supplies, clothing and food fromvarious organizations for students andfamilies in need. Nancy began a mentoringprogram for junior high students. Inaddition, at Christmas time, Liberty familieswere adopted by various organizations.Nancy’s hard work at Liberty has beenrecognized by the YWCA, where Nancywas named the 2002 Woman of Excellencein Education. She also received the 2003Norbert Sheurmann’s Outstanding PrincipalAward.Nancy says she has loved all of her jobs,but the best one she has ever had is thatof principal. She says that the long-lasting20

elationships she made with families in thosepositions are some of the dearest in her life.Even in Nancy’s community service work,she has remained an advocate for childrenand families whose voices may not alwaysbe heard. She served on Boards for the RoseTheater, Girls, Inc., and Voices for Children.Nancy is a woman who embodies peaceand justice and who has dedicated her lifeto that mission. The hope she has broughtto the families of the OPS school system isunparalleled.Joe and Bonnie SheaMarian High School honored Joe and BonnieShea, pictured back row center, with the2010 Marian Award for the many years ofselfless service they have given to the Omahacommunity and Marian High School.If one had to use a word, or better yet threewords to describe the Sheas, they would be:Faith. Family. Friends. These are thecornerstones of the Sheas’ life.Let’s begin with Faith: the Catholic faithhas been the foundation upon which Joeand Bonnie have built their life. They havealways trusted in God’s plan for them. Faithand family go hand in hand for the Sheas.Joe and Bonnie put family first. They arevery active parents in the lives of their eightchildren, three boys and five girls and their21 grandchildren.Joe and Bonnie have been members of St.Phillip Neri Parish for 35 years, and they havebeen more than just parishioners. Joe andBonnie sent their eight children to gradeschool there, and as a result, Bonnie becamea permanent fixture at St. Phil’s. She wasa Room Mom for all of their kids’ classes,which kept her quite busy. In 1986, Bonniewas given the St. Philip Neri Volunteer ofthe Year Award. Joe was an equally activedad, as his children would say: “He coachedeverything under the sun”—baseball,basketball, and softball to name a few.The Sheas commitment to Catholiceducation continued with Marian for theirgirls and Creighton Prep for their boys.There’s an interesting fact about Joe andBonnie Shea and their five daughters, Kelly,Katie, Kristy, Maggie and Maddie. Marian isblessed to have had 20 wonderful years withthe Sheas as current parents because each oftheir daughters was four or more years apartin age, so each daughter walked these hallsone at a time.Marian kept the Sheas quite busy for thosetwenty years and beyond. Joe and Bonniewere both active in the Home & SchoolAssociation, Bonnie worked on numerousFEST events and the two were supportersof FAME (Fine Arts Enthusiasts at Marian).In recent years, Bonnie chaired this parentorganization as their youngest Maddie, whograduated in 2009, was a very active thespianand choir member. Joe and Bonnie nevermissed a single performance. In fact, in 2009,the Select Women’s Choir, of which Maddiewas a member, competed in its first Festivalof Gold in New York City. With a personalfondness for NYC, Joe and Bonnie took thelead in planning this trip. The trip was a hugesuccess and, as a result, Miss Cathy Pruittecommissioned Bonnie’s assistance to planthe 2010 trip to Chicago, and Bonnie obligedher.Currently one can find Joe working nextto his three sons and two sons-in-law atRochester Armored Car Company, whereJoe is president, and one can find Bonnielunching with her “moms club” whichconsists of her four daughters, Kelly, Katie,Kristy and Maggie.Faith, family and finally friends: For those ofyou who do not know Joe and Bonnie, youcannot find a nicer, friendlier couple. It isno wonder that so many people call thesetwo “friend.” With their faith in God andtheir family at their side, Joe and Bonniealways have time for others, no matter theirobligations. As their son Bill puts it: “Myparents taught me how to enjoy all aspects oflife. No matter the situation or how busy theywere with work, they always seemed happyand made everyone that surrounded themfeel the same.”The Sheas are truly living testaments of theServite charism of service, compassion andcommunity.21

Class of 201222Mariah Davis is a strong young woman. She works hard in all that she does. She enjoys singing and writing as well as hanging out with friends. She knows herlimitations as well. She is like many Marian girls in this way.Marian is committed to empowering confident, independent, thinking leaders. Mariah is an excellent example. She shows off her leadership skills as a memberof Marian’s Worship Choir, which leads the student body in song at monthly liturgies. She also sings in her church choir on Sundays. Mariah likes to show herschool spirit with confidence by cheering on her classmates at Marian athletic competitions, where many of her friends are showcasing their individual talents.She is a thinking Marian girl in and out of the classroom. In the classroom, she works hard to learn new material and keep good grades, and outside of theclassroom, she never forgets that it is important to also have time for herself.When asked how she says “YES” to God’s plan for her, Mariah explained, “I am 100 percent open to new experiences, people and things. I do not judge a bookby its cover. We are all different, and that is what makes us special.”Mariah knows that if she is a good friend, welcomes others, tries her hardest and remembers that even she can’t do it all, she is living out God’s plan for her.“I know that God’s plan for me is simply that I be the best me I can be; that will always be true,” says Mariah. “I know God smiles when he sees me stand upfor my beliefs, branch out and try new things and take some time for myself. As I grow and learn new things, the path I am on might change, but if I am true tomyself, I am always living in His name.”

Class of 2010 Award recipients (back row, left to right): Claire Townley, Lisa Gehring, and Kathleen Borghoff (front row): Samantha Koraleski, Brianna Baca, AmandaSchumacher, Noelle Mapes, and Rachel WittMarian High School’s staff recognized nine members of the Class of 2010 at Marian’s SeniorHonors Day, on Tuesday, May 13, 2010. These students were honored for their tremendous effortsin leadership, service and academics.Noelle MapesService AwardNoelle Mapes is the embodiment of Marian’s six Core Values. Asa Service Award recipient, the Core Values Service, Compassion,Community and Spirituality were truly front and center in hereveryday life. Noelle served the Marian community as a memberof the Ministry Council, where she planned and led Marian classretreats and monthly all-school liturgies. Noelle made a difference inthe Omaha community as a Big Sister, by tutoring elementary schoolstudents and working on Operation Others. She was part of a team ofstudents who coordinated a dance for Haiti Disaster Relief. In all ofthese roles, Noelle’s compassion for others was evident.Marian’s other two Core Values, Empowerment and Leadership, alsoeminate from Noelle. She displayed her leadership skills as captain ofMarian’s Varsity Dance Team and as a senior member of the SpeechTeam. She earned her classmates trust and respect and was electedas Class Officer all four years at Marian. In addition, Noelle was avalued member of the Cross Country Team and the 2010 Networkstaff. Noelle was described as a gentle leader, a strong-willed student,a hard worker and a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day.Noelle is studying at Villanova University.Claire TownleyMistress of Ceremonies 2010It takes a special girl to be selected as Mistress of Ceremonies forMarian’s commencement. The young woman must be well-rounded,organized, grounded, humble, a hard-worker and a born leader.With that said, there was only one girl who was fit for the job: ClaireTownley.Claire was deeply involved in Campus Ministry activities, fromretreat leader to alter server to Eucharistic Minister of HolyCommunion. She participated in the Institute for Latin AmericanConcern immersion trip to the Dominican Republic and was amember of the Operation Others Leadership Team. Both experiencesimpacted her faith-life in meaningful ways. By helping those inneed, Claire grew closer to God. She is a humble leader who enjoysgiving back and never asks for anything in return. However, Marianrecognized Claire’s innate ability to lead and serve with the MarieGuyot Leadership Scholarship.Claire was also a member of numerous honor societies and was anaccomplished writer. She is a well-rounded young woman, with interestsin art, running, journalism and volunteering throughout the community.Claire just completed her first semester at Boston College.23

Rachel WittValedictorian 2010Rachel Witt is Marian’s Class of 2010 Valedictorian. She is bestdescribed as an asset to her class because of her tenacity, integrity,poise, maturity and incredible work ethic. Rachel’s teachers say shehas a keen understanding of what it takes to be successful.With a variety of interests and accomplishments, from a Gold medalin drawing to volunteering at a local grade school, Rachel strives togive back to the Marian community. She is a member of numeroushonor societies and has maintained the top position in her classall four years. When Rachel wasn’t hitting the books, she played onthe softball team and participated in various service opportunities.Altogether, Rachel’s hard work and ambitious outlook made her amost deserving Valedictorian.Rachel is attending Marquette University.Kathleen BorghoffSalutatorian 2010The 2010 Salutatorian Kathleen Borghoff is no stranger to dedication.She has been a member of a variety of sports teams, including crosscountry, soccer and basketball. She is involved not only in sportsbut also in numerous honor societies and clubs such as YoungDemocrats and Big Sisters. Kath also volunteers her time at theParson’s House.Kath’s counselor shared, “when in college, Kathleen will challengeher professors and push her peers to excel as they work besideher in labs and in the classroom.” Despite a rigorous course loadand extracurricular activities, Kath maintained straight A’s. Hercommitment and drive set Kathleen on an admirable path.Kathleen completed her first semester at University of Miami.Amanda SchumacherMarian Girl of The YearThe honor of Marian Girl of the Year is the highest honor a Mariangraduate can receive. It is bestowed upon a young woman who theteachers feel exemplifies the Six Core Values in their truest senseand lives those values on a daily basis. This year’s recipient, AmandaSchumacher, is no exception. In reviewing the Core Values, theseexamples are present in her life.Community- Amanda is a member of soccer, basketball, track andcross country teams.Marian Identity-She received the Marie Guyot LeadershipScholarship and is a Campus Ministry Core Team member.Service- Amanda served as a Class Officer and participated innumerous volunteer activities.Empowerment-She was on the 4-H Leadership Council and NationalHonor Society.Spirituality – Amanda also was a senior and freshman retreat leader.Compassion- Amanda volunteered for the junior wheelchair campand Immanuel rehab unit.Amanda also received the honor of May Queen this year from herclassmates. It is very rare to have a class identify its spiritual leaderas the same person the faculty sees as Marian Girl of the Year, yet noone seemed surprised that Amanda’s amazing grace was recognizedby both her peers and her teachers. It seems that every personwho speaks of this young woman recognizes the sincerity of all hercontributions. Marian is grateful to have been blessed with thisstudent.Amanda is attending Rockhurst University.Lisa GehringService AwardFounded in 1955, The Servants of Mary developed a community ofreligious women who wished to be a compassionate presence tothose who suffer or are in need. Today, Lisa Gehring serves as anexemplar of their mission. Devoted to sharing her compassion andcommitment to the Servants of Mary, she spent all four years visitingthe Sisters in the motherhouse and was service site coordinator forthe motherhouse her senior year.Lisa’s service and leadership go beyond her time with the Sisters. Shewas a member of the Polar Plunge Board of Directors and helpedorganize hundreds of students to fund raise for Special OlympicsNebraska. Lisa also was president of the Spanish Club and a memberof numerous honor societies. This is not the first time Lisa hasbeen recognized for her leadership contributions to the Mariancommunity. She received the Outstanding Sophomore Award and theMarie Guyot Leadership Scholarship.Lisa identifies with those she serves and shares her gifts witheveryone she meets.Lisa is attending Miami University in Ohio.24

Brianna BacaService AwardIn every fundraiser, event or service project, there is always onegirl who acts surreptitiously. This young woman takes pleasurein contributing to the success of an event, without being in thelimelight. At Marian, that girl is Brianna Baca.During Brianna’s senior year, she was literally behind the scenes ofboth the fall musical and winter drama as the student director. Inaddition, Brianna blogged on Marian’s website about her experiencesat director as well as other events.Dedicated and dependable, Brianna was a frequent visitor to themotherhouse and also served as a tutor at a local grade school.She further developed her leadership skills as a member of thePolar Plunge Board of Directors, and continued to serve SpecialOlympics Nebraska during her summer as a volunteer. She creditsher experience with Special Olympics as life-changing, helping herrealize the importance of giving of oneself to others.Brianna just completed her first semester at Creighton University.Sam KoraleskiService AwardAlthough many people know Sam Koraleski for her contagioussmile, others know her as an accomplished artist and a determinedstudent. Sam challenges herself to achieve success in every class, andpushes herself to truly understand the material. She is involved inmany Marian activities including journalism, Campus Ministry andStudent Board.However, what may be most impressive is her knowledge of globalsocial injustices and her commitment to education world-wide. Samparticipated in Marian’s service/immersion trip to the DominicanRepublic, where she lived among the natives and helped maintainthe physical structure of a school. She also dedicated herself to atwo-week service trip to Uganda to witness the impact that oneperson, one school and one community can have on a village. Samconstantly lives and breathes the mission of Marian – “to give hopeto the world.”Sam completed her first semester at the University of Nebraska-LincolnScholarships and HonorsThe 139 graduates of the Class of 2010 submitted 582 applications to 127 schools across the nation and around the world. One hundredpercent of the class matriculated to 29 schools in 20 states. Over $10.3 million was received in scholarships to both private and public collegesand universities.Andrea AlonsoCreighton UniversityFounders AwardGonzaga UniversityTrusteeLoyola Marymount UniversityArrupe ScholarshipLoyola University - ChicagoDamenDirectorsMarquette UniversityIgnatius Academic DistinctionSanta Clara UniversityA & S DeansSCU PreferredJacqueline AlvineCreighton UniversityFounders AwardIgnatian AwardLoyola University - ChicagoDirectorsMarquette UniversityIgnatius Academic DistinctionSt. Louis UniversityProvostUniversity of Nebraska – LincolnDavid DistinguishedToni AmatulliNorthwest Missouri State UniversityCultural EnrichmentNorthwest Missouri State UniversityFreshman MeritAmelia AmbroseLoyola University – ChicagoAthletic - soccerDeansBrianna BacaCreighton UniversityAcademicIgnatian Leadership/ServiceAutumn BaldwinClemson UniversityOut-of-State AcademicUniversity of BuffaloProvostTuitionUniversity of MinnesotaGold NationalUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnRegentsLaura BastCreighton UniversityFoundersKristin BealUniversity of Nebraska - OmahaChancellor’sTaylor BensonCreighton UniversityUniversity AwardLaura BolampertiCreighton UniversityUniversity AwardLoyola University - ChicagoDirectorsLoyolaMarquette UniversityIgnatius MagisRockhurst UniversityDeansLoyolaSt. Louis UniversityDeansUniversity of KansasFreshman AchievementKathleen BorghoffCreighton UniversityMagis AwardMarquette UniversityIgnatius Academic ExcellenceSt. Louis UniversityDeansTulane UniversityPresidentialUniversity of MiamiGables ScholarshipUniversityUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnNebraska Top ScholarRegentsNicole BormannCreighton UniversityFoundersUniversity of MissouriMark Twain Non-ResidentUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnCanfield ScholarSara BorowiakUniversity of Nebraska - KearneyAthletic - SoftballMonica BosiljevacUniversity of Nebraska - OmahaAthletic - soccerOmaha RegentsAubrey BrouilletteIowa State UniversityAward for Competitive ExcellenceGenerations Scholarship25

26Ann BrudneyHenry Doorly Zoo ScholarshipAshley BuesingUniversity of Nebraska – LincolnCanfield ScholarUniversity HonorsJane ByrneBenedictine CollegePresidentialCreighton UniversityUniversity AwardRockhurst UniversityDeansEmily CarnieRockhurst UniversityCommunityLoyolaSt. Louis UniversityBillikenUniversity of St. ThomasSt. Thomas AwardMakayla CaumeranColorado School of MinesCSM MeritCreighton UniversityMagisIowa State UniversityGeorge Washington CarverLoyola University - ChicagoDirectorPresidentialMarquette UniversityIgnatius Academic DistinctionUniversity of Nebraska – OmahaRegentsWalter Scott, Jr. ScholarshipMeghan CroninIowa State UniversityAward for Competitive ExcellenceCollege of EngineeringGenerations ScholarshipCaitlyn DierksIowa State UniversityAward for Competitive ExcellenceGlenwood Soccer Club ScholarshipGary & Barbara Rodkin ScholarshipChelsey EglsederCreighton UniversityUniversity AwardMarquette UniversityIgnatius MagisSt. Louis UniversityUniversity AwardUniversity of St. ThomasUniversity of St. Thomas AwardSarah EwinUniversity of Nebraska – OmahaDeansAlexis FeeArizona State UniversityNew American UniversityCreighton UniversityMagisPurdue UniversityTrusteeUniversity of MiamiUniversityUniversity of MinnesotaGold NationalGold Scholar for National Merit FinalistsChelsea FisherCreighton UniversityIgnatianUniversity AwardLoyola University - ChicagoDirectorLoyolaUniversity of Nebraska - OmahaChancellorsRachel GazdaNorthwest Missouri State UniversityDistinguished ScholarMidwest Student ExchangeRockhurst UniversityChancellorsSt. Louis UniversityDeansTexas Christian UniversityTCU ScholarshipUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnCanfield ScholarUniversity of Nebraska - OmahaChancellorsUniversity of St. ThomasSt. Thomas AcademicLisa GehringMiami UniversityNon-Resident ScholarshipXavier UniversityTrusteeAngela GillespieUniversity of Nebraska - OmahaDistinguished ScholarRegentsWalter Scott, Jr. ScholarshipCharles Martin McNeil & James Patrick McNeilBrittani GimenezDePaul UniversityPresidentialKansas State UniversityPurple & WhiteRockhurst UniversityDowling ScholarshipLoyolaUniversity of St. ThomasAcademicXavier UniversityMiguel ProTrusteeKaitlyn GriffithIowa State UniversityAward for Competitive ExcellenceCollege of EngineeringSt. Louis UniversityProvostUniversity of DenverChancellorXavier UniversityTrusteeKelsey HanBradley UniversityGarrett-ProvostNeighbor-StatePresidentialCreighton UniversityIgnatianMagisIowa State UniversityGeorge Washington CarverMarquette UniversityIgnatius Academic DistinctionUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnCollege of EngineeringGarmin ScholarshipRegentsUniversity HonorsUniversity of Nebraska – OmahaRegentsUniversity of Notre DameProvostUniversityUniversity of St. ThomasSt. Thomas AcademicBlair HarmsNorthwest Missouri State UniversityMidwest Student ExchangeTower ScholarshipRockhurst UniversityDirectorsIgnatius Of Loyola AwardLoyolaMichael ScholarshipMargaret HinrichsCreighton UniversityFoundersMarquette UniversityIgnatius Academic DistinctionAlicia HoffmannIowa State UniversityAward for Competitive ExcellenceCollege of EngineeringUniversity of IowaEngineering OpportunitiesNational ScholarsOld GoldUniversity of MissouriMark Twain Non-ResidentUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnCollege of EngineeringDavid DistinguishedAudrey HorrumRockhurst UniversityDowling ScholarshipLoyolaUniversity of Nebraska – LincolnRegentsUniversity HonorsUniversity of Nebraska - OmahaRegentsEmily IsomLoyola University - ChicagoDirector’sLoyolaMarquette UniversityIgnatius Academic DistinctionUniversity of DaytonDeans’ MeritUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnCanfield ScholarUniversity BookstoreShelby JamesAuburn UniversityAcademic Heritage ScholarshipEdward & Catherine Lowder EndowedBenedictine CollegeAcademicPresidential Participation AwardCreighton UniversityCollege of Business for Ethics &Social ResponsibilityIgnatianMagis

Marquette UniversityIgnatius Academic ExcellenceOklahoma State UniversityNon-Resident AchievementPresidents DistinguishedSt. Louis UniversityPresidential FinalistUniversity of TulsaAcademicDeanHonorsKathleen KendallElon UniversityPresidentialLoyola University - ChicagoDamenDirectorsMarquette UniversityIgnatius Academic ExcellenceMiami UniversityMeritTexas Christian UniversityDeansUniversity of DallasTrusteeUniversity of IowaNational ScholarsUniversity of KansasFreshman AchievementUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnCollege of EngineeringRegentsUniversity HonorsIowa State UniversityAward for Competitive ExcellenceHailey KonnathUniversity of Nebraska – LincolnCanfield ScholarHarold & Marian Andersen HonorsKinman Oldfield ScholarshipNebraska Press Association FoundationSamantha KoraleskiMarquette UniversityIgnatius Academic AchievementUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnCanfield ScholarKelly LangeWashburn UniversityAcademicWayne State CollegeAthletic - SoccerPresidentialLauren LarsonUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnCanfield ScholarCassidy LemkauUniversity of IowaEngineering OpportunitiesIowa Heritage AwardNational ScholarsOld Gold ScholarTuitionMarie MalyUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnCollege of EngineeringJulianne MandolfoCreighton UniversityAthletic - VolleyballNoelle MapesAmerican UniversityAmerican ExcellenceFordham UniversityAcademicLoyolaGonzaga UniversityTrusteeLoyola University - ChicagoDamenProvidence CollegeFriar ScholarshipSanta Clara UniversitySCU PreferredKaylie MartensUniversity of St. ThomasSt. Thomas AcademicRachel MazanecDePauw UniversityAchievementAlumni Legacy AwardAshley McConnellMorningside CollegeAchievementAthleticMustang Co-Curricular AwardMelanie McCormickUniversity of Nebraska – OmahaAthletic – SoccerCharles & Alberta Walther AwardEllen McCormickUniversity of WyomingAthletic - SoccerRocky Mountain ScholarsDelaney McDermottUniversity of Nebraska - OmahaChancellor’sGreater Omaha Area USBCSavanna McDonaldIowa State UniversityAward for Competitive ExcellenceUniversity of Nebraska – LincolnCollege of EngineeringShannon McGillUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnCanfield ScholarCollege of EngineeringVictoria McIntyreOklahoma State UniversityAthletic - BasketballNon-Resident AchievementClaire McKaySt. Louis UniversityDeansXavier UniversityAthletic - SwimmingPresidentialShelby MendlikBellevue UniversityAcademicAthletic - SoftballDoane CollegeEd Pallett IMPACT SoftballMidland Lutheran CollegeAcademicAthletic - SoftballHannah MergenLoyola University - ChicagoDirectorLoyolaUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnCanfield ScholarKara MlnarikNorthwest Missouri State UniversityMidwest Student ExchangeTower ScholarshipRandyll ModicaCreighton UniversityUniversity AwardKatie MutkeIndiana UniversityDistinctionUniversity of MissouriG. Ellsworth Huggins ScholarshipMark Twain Non-ResidentMizzou Alumni ChapterUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnDavid DistinguishedCaroline NelsenCreighton UniversityFoundersMarquette UniversityIgnatius Academic DistinctionSt. Louis UniversityProvostUniversity of TulsaAcademicOlivia OchubaCreighton UniversityFoundersEmmanuel CollegeTrusteeNortheastern UniversityAchievementAnna PalagiRockhurst UniversityCommunityLoyolaSydney PendergastNorthwest Missouri State UniversityDistinguished ScholarMidwest Student ExchangeEllen PesaventoUniversity of Nebraska - KearneyAthletic - VolleyballMichelle PettitNebraska Wesleyan UniversityFredstrom ScholarshipNorthwest Missouri State UniversityDistinguished ScholarMidwest Student ExchangeUniversity of KansasFreshman AchievementUniversity of Nebraska - OmahaChancellorsBrianna PickettCreighton UniversityUniversity AwardNebraska Wesleyan UniversityAccess College Early (ACE)Susan Thompson Buffett Scholarship27

Margaret PowersIowa State UniversityAthletic - SoccerAward for Competitive ExcellenceBridget RidderNorthwest Missouri State UniversityMidwest Student ExchangeTower ScholarshipAmanda SchumacherBradley UniversityNeighbor-StatePresidentialCreighton UniversityFoundersDrake UniversityPresidentialMarquette UniversityIgnatius Academic DistinctionRegis UniversityBoard of TrusteesCatholic High School AwardRockhurst UniversityDowling ScholarshipLoyolaTrusteeSt. Louis UniversityProvostUniversity of KansasFreshman AchievementCourtney SehnIowa State UniversityAward for Competitive ExcellenceCollege of EngineeringUniversity of KansasSchool of EngineeringUniversity of Nebraska – LincolnCollege of EngineeringDavid DistinguishedPepsi ScholarshipUniversity HonorsJeri SimonIowa Western Community CollegeAthletic - SoftballAngelique SlederUniversity of Nebraska - OmahaDeansSydney SmithArizona State UniversityDean’s ScholarshipBoise State UniversityGem ScholarshipIdaho State UniversityBennion HonorsHousingJay W. GlassmanLeadershipNon-Resident Freshman HonorsStephanie SojkaMarquette UniversityIgnatius Academic DistinctionSt. Louis UniversityDean’s ScholarshipUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnCanfield ScholarUniversity of Nebraska - OmahaChancellor’sMolly SovaCollege of St. BenedictCatholic High School AwardPresidentsCreighton UniversityIgnatianRegis UniversityBoard of TrusteesCatholic High School AwardRockhurst UniversityCommunityLoyolaElyse SutherlandQueens University of CharlotteMusic ScholarshipPresidentialTrusteeMegan TessmerIowa State UniversityAward for Competitive ExcellenceSt. Louis UniversityIgnatianGrace TheisenCollege of Saint BenedictCatholic High School AwardPresidentsCreighton UniversityUniversity AwardKansas State UniversityCollege of AgriculturePurple & WhiteLoyola University – ChicagoDeansRockhurst UniversityDirectorsUniversity of IowaNational ScholarsRachel ThrashBenedictine CollegeAthletic - BasketballRockhurst UniversityCommunityLoyolaTara TiptonCollege of Saint MaryHonor TransferGraduates of Catholic High SchoolResident HallClaire TownleyCreighton UniversityIgnatianMagis AwardFairfield UniversityMagis AwardFordham UniversityDeansSt. Louis UniversityPresidential FinalistUniversity of DaytonTrustee MeritUniversity of Nebraska – LincolnRegentsUniversity of San FranciscoUniversity ScholarXavier UniversityTrusteeDeborah VeikColorado School of MinesCSM MeritIowa State UniversityAward for Competitive ExcellenceUniversity of Nebraska – LincolnCanfield ScholarCollege of EngineeringUniversity of Nebraska - OmahaCollege of EngineeringRegentsElizabeth WallsBuena Vista UniversityMeritCreighton UniversityIgnatianNorthwest Missouri State UniversityOut-of-State AcademicTower ScholarshipRockhurst UniversityCommunityLoyolaUniversity of Nebraska – KearneyDeansBrittney WalzCreighton UniversityUniversity AwardLogen WattsUniversity of Nebraska - OmahaAthletic – SoccerEastern Nebraska Soccer AssociationKiernan WattsUniversity of Nebraska - OmahaDeansMarie WiggsBenedictine CollegeCollege AwardBest BuysGreater Omaha Packing CompanyJordann WilsonMarquette UniversityIgnatius MagisUniversity of KansasMidwest Student ExchangeVictoria WilsonKeystone Community Task ForceZeta Phi Beta Sorority MemorialRachel WittCreighton UniversityMagis AwardMarquette UniversityIgnatius Academic ExcellenceSt. Louis UniversityProvostKaitlin Zardetto-SmithLuther CollegeAcademic AchievementNebraska Wesleyan UniversityBennett (Music) ScholarshipPresidentsBellevue Lady Shockers Softball28

Current ParentTracy Wernsman always knew she wanted to be a mom. As an educator with Omaha Public Schools, Tracy fell in love with her students time and time again, butshe knew that life was not easy for some of them. Some of her students were in foster care because of unpleasant conditions at home. She wanted to be morethan just a teacher to these students; she wanted to be the safe haven for them. At the end of her father’s life, as she cared for him in her home, she told him ofher dream to be a mom and received his blessing to adopt.Tracy quickly began the process to become an approved foster parent, with her ultimate goal to adopt a child in need. At the end of her training, she was askedwhat kind of child she wanted to help. “I told the advocate that when I closed my eyes I saw a seven-year-old girl,” says Tracy. “The advocate began to cry, thensaid, ‘I have a girl I want you to meet.’”Tracy was introduced to Tamarrah, then seven years of age. The two immediately bonded. When Tamarrah went to live with Tracy, Tamarrah’s four-year-oldbrother, David, stayed with the previous foster family. “They said they wanted to adopt him, and I was happy to know that would happen for David,” says Tracy.However, 10 months later, through unforeseen circumstances, David was left without a home. “An advocate called me immediately to see if I would care for himwhile she worked on a plan,” says Tracy. “After one night in my home, I knew David was to be a part of my family. Tamarrah was overjoyed to be with her littlebrother again.”Adopting David and Tamarrah was a gift from God explains Tracy. “Tamarrah was the girl I pictured when I thought about my family,” says Tracy. “I realize nowthat David was part of this vision too, I just needed Tamarrah to show him to me.”Tracy says Marian is like an extra vitamin for Tamarrah. “I knew seven years ago, when Tamarrah became my daughter, that she would attend Marian one day,”says Tracy. “Our lives are already grounded by our faith. Marian simply extends that foundation and continues to enrich and fortify her life.”Marian is doing its part to support Tracy as a mother. “Marian recognizes the vocation I was called to, motherhood,” says Tracy. “The teachers, counselors andstaff are all helping Tamarrah find her giftedness, which in turn is supporting God’s plan for me as mother to her.”29

Hosts Marian High School Golf TournamentFor 14 years, Lexus of Omaha has partnered with Marian to host the Lexus of OmahaChampions for Marian Golf Tournament, and for 14 years, Tal Anderson has been thetournament sponsor. On July 13, 2009 the Marian community had the honor of spending onelast tournament in the company of Tal Anderson, who died in August 2009. Words cannotconvey how grateful Marian is for the unwavering support Tal Anderson and his family havegiven Marian.As always, the Lexus Champions for Marian Golf Tournament was a great day of golf. With152 golfers, the day began with a shotgun start at 12:30 and culminated with a dinner,sponsored by Tal Anderson, a brief program and oral auction. Bill Gerber, Marian dad, madethe highest bid in the tournament auction. With his winning bid, Gerber and a guest attendedthe 2009 Lexus Champions for Charity National Championship at Pebble Beach Golf Links,The Links at Spanish Bay and the Spyglass Hill Golf Course in Pebble Beach California inDecember.Since 1996 Marian has maintained a consecutive partnership with Lexus of Omaha, theofficial sponsor of the Champions for Marian High School Golf Tournament, which hasgrossed more than $700,000 for Marian. The tournament is a benefit for Marian and is part ofthe Lexus Champions for Charity, a unique series of 200 charity golf tournaments throughoutthe United States.This year’s tournament grossed more than $55,000 for Marian. Current Marian parents,Tom O’Brien and Bob Rossiter, co-chaired the tournament. Other tournament committeemembers included John Berigan, Joe Casey, Mark Elman, Jim Frost, Ed Fuxa, Jim Greisch, JohnGriffith, Dave Hershiser, David Hoover, Mike Jenkins, Sean Mullen, Tony Pesavento, KeithPowell, Chris Rearick, Tom Sieckmann, Kirby Smith, Mark Treinen, Mark Weber, Dan Wenteand Ed Wieger.Kylie Smith ’07, Kayla Knopik, Claire Zach ’07 andElise Danielson ‘07Lexus representative Dan Swartz; tournamentsponsor, Tal Anderson; Head of School, Susan M.Toohey; Pebble Beach winner, Bill Gerber; and Lexusrepresentative Dave WahlenCathy Cavel Hinrichs ’69, Melanie Svoboda Sutko’76, Board Chair, Mary Higgins ’69 and Mary SovaZach ‘76Tournament Chairs Bob Rossiter and Tom O’Brien with Head of School Susan M. Toohey30

Tournament SponsorLexus of OmahaTal AndersonTournament Co-ChairsTom O’BrienBob RossitterTournament CommitteeJohn BeriganJoe CaseyMark ElmanJim FrostEd FuxaJim GreischJohn GriffithDave HershiserDavid HooverMike JenkinsSean MullenTony PesaventoKeith PowellChris RearickTom SieckmannKirby SmithMark TreinenMark WeberDan WenteEd WiegerEagle SponsorsCreighton Division of Newborn MedicineCurzon Promotional GraphicsElection Systems & SoftwareInfo USA & Grace FerrisLexus of OmahaPrairie InteractiveThe Alliance GroupUltra AirBirdie SponsorsGIKKJim & Shirley HuerterPar & Foursome SponsorsFraser Stryker PC, LLOKVI Associates Inc.Par SponsorsAccess BankAbrahams, Kaslow & Cassman LLPAmelia, Ava & John AmbroseCentral State Family of CompaniesCentral States Indemnit Co.Charlie’s Excavating Inc.Co-Sentry.net, LLCCummins Central PowerDaedalus ConstructionKoley Jessen, PCMainelli Mechanical Contractors, Inc.Morrissey EngineeringShirley Neary & Pam WeeklyO’Donnell & Ficenec, Wills & Ferdig, LLPOmaha SteaksPella Windows & Door of Omaha & LincolnGreg Samuelson, DDSTournament UnderwritingFriend of MarianInternational Gamco, Inc.House of Mufflers-Rick & Jen BettgerLexus Champions for CharityDenis & Joan SullivanPlayersMary Joy AndersonKeith BashamJason BeiterJohn BeriganDick BerryCharlie BooneGreg BoulayShannan Neppl Brommer ‘81Tim BrusnahanLori BuddSteve BuddEd BurnsMike CalabrettoJohn CavanaughConnie Cavel ‘68Jim CoxElise Danielson ‘07Mike DavlinJeff DeMareEd DineenCarol DrakePeggy ErkisenJeff FerrisJim FrostJim GernerTerry GoodroJohn GriffithDoreen Finochiaro Griffith ‘79Dave HershiserMary Higgins ‘69Cathy Cavel Hinrichs ‘69Mick JensenBill JurgensenWill JurgensenSteve KlichKayla KnopikJim LaHoodTerry LeahyPat LinsonCarolina MapesMike MapesRob MayerDave MilleaScott MingusJane NepplTom O’BrienMark PeitzmeierTony PesaventoTony Pesavento, Jr.Todd PestalLaVonne Jenson Piotrowski ‘69Jeri Deras Regan ‘72Ed ReganPat ReganScott RobertsonMike RootBob RossiterMark SalernoJaymes SalestromJim SchmidtFr. Kevin Schneider, SJFr. Don ShaneKirby SmithKylie Smith ‘07Tony SorrentinoEd StanekMike SteensonJay StewartDick SturgeonMelanie Svoboda Sutko ‘76Dan SwartzJudy TamisieaChris TattenAldo TesiBill ThompsonMark TreinenRoman UhingHamilton VernonTom Von RiesenMark WeberHerman WeistCharles WheelerEd WiegerJim WinnerCurt WitzenburgTerry ZachClaire Zach ‘07Mary Sova Zach ‘76PRIZESCorpuz Family DentistryFraser Stryker PC, LLOFinancial BrokerageRepublic BeverageScott Travel ProductsUS Bank31

SponsorsSenior Level:Charlie’s Excavating, Inc.Junior Level:Bellevue UniversityCommercial Flooring Systems, Inc.Sophomore Level:Artic Glacier Premium IceAtchley FordElection Systems & SoftwareHouse of Mufflers & BrakesHuntington Learning CenterKind Hearts, Inc.Mangia ItalianaMilitti Sales & PromotionsPrinting PlusSteier & AssociatesTeez SalonThe 2009-2010 student body got the year off to an amazing start by raising more than$103,000 during this year’s annual Walk-A-Thon. The Walk-A-Thon, sponsored by Marian’sStudent Board, is the only student-driven fundraiser at Marian. Each year, the students asktheir family, friends, neighbors, co-workers and employers to support them in their 6.2 miletrek through the heart of Keystone.Class GoalsFreshman 101 % of goalSophomore 103 %JUNIORS 163 %Seniors 157%This year the classes got creative (and competitive) and hosted bake sales and dances all inthe name of Walk-A-Thon so that their class could rise to the top and claim victory. Congratulationsto the juniors, who exceeded their class goal by the greatest percentage (163 %).In addition to walking, students are rewarded for the amount of money they raise. If a studentturned in $150.00 by September 10, she received VIP status, which offers free dress daysand open campus privileges throughout the year. If a student raised $75.00, she gets a “freeday,” where she may choose to take an extra day off of school. This year, because the schoolexceeded its $80,000 goal, the entire school also received a “free day” in February.32

Game On!,Was the Championship Event of the SeasonNearly 500 fans filled Crusader Dome to the brim and cheeredon Marian High School at its 28th annual MarianFEST, (FundingEducation in the Servite Tradition), complete with victory chants,MVP performances and one-of-a-kind auction items. MarianFESTis Marian’s largest fundraising event for the year. The benefit dinnerand auction was held on Saturday, October 24, 2009. This year’stheme, Game On!, held up to its name, with competitive spirits vyingto break all previous fundraising records, raising more than $415,000.The night’s festivities began with a Team Mass at the Servants of Mary Chapel. Fr. TomFangman of Sacred Heart presided, and Marian alumna Cher Klosner Lane ‘76 and brotherGene Klosner provided the liturgical music.Marian fans in their blue and white were greeted by the cheerleaders, pep band and danceteams as they entered the FEST Dome. Once inside, company was treated to tailgate cuisineas they browsed through the extensive and impressive Silent Auction.The evening’s program and dinner continued with Jack Swanda, Omaha radio personality,serving as the event’s Master of Ceremony. Head of School, Susan Toohey, welcomed guests.The Oral Auction, which followed dinner, featured a variety of exciting items. The sportenthusiasts brought their “A-Game” bidding on big ticket items such as premier seating atChicago Cubs and Boston Red Sox games. Fans also scored vacation destinations to GrandCayman, Mexico and one of eight Grand Resort locations. New Marian parents, Gary andCassandra Pietrok, were the winners of the 14 Karat, in-out diamond earring raffle, valued atmore than $1700, and Joe and Bonnie Shea, Marian veterans, won the $10,000 raffle drawing,which concluded the Oral Auction.Each MarianFEST, guests “Pass the Cash” in the name of tuition assistance and schoolenhancement. This year, for every dollar raised, up to $25,000, an anonymous donor matchedthe amount raised dollar-for-dollar. The fans maximized the incredible gift and a total of$50,000 was raised.The evening ended with victory dancing to the music of Finest Hour, featuring Marianalumna Nikki Boulay ’88.$10,000 raffle winners, parents of five Marianalumnae, Joe and Bonnie SheaDiamond earring winners, current parents, Garyand Cassandra PietrokScott Lilleskov with wife, Chris Lilleskov, andBrit Carleton with wife, Sharon Walsh Carleton‘90, member of Marian’s Board of Directors andPresident of Ervin & Smith Advertising2009 FEST Chairs: Steve and Lori Stangl, Ron andAmy Nebbia, Bill Gerber and Kathy Edick Gerber ’77,Beth Lauer Moberg ’80 and Jeff Moberg and WendyWiseman and Gary Gustafson with Head of SchoolSusan M. Toohey33

34Corporate SponsorAlan & Marcia Baer FoundationCentral States Health & Life Co.Central States Indemnity Co.Election Systems & SoftwareSecurity National BankUltra Air, LLCCatalog AdsAdvanced Cardiovascular CareArby’s Panda, Inc.Asphalt Maintenance, Inc.Bank of the WestBeyond the VineBlimpie Subs & SaladsBlueCross/BlueShield of NebraskaBrown’s Medical ImagingCarson Wealth Management GroupCharlie’s Excavating, Inc.Clarkson Street GalleryCollege of Saint MaryColonial Life & Accident InsuranceContract Staffing SpecialistsCramer Kreski DesignsCreighton UniversityCreighton University, Department of DermatologyCreighton University, Department of PediatricsCroker Huck Kasher Dewitt Anderson &Gonderinger, LLCDennis UniformEagle Distributing, Inc.Election Systems & SoftwareErvin & SmithEye Consultants, PCFirst Eye AssociatesFraser Stryker, PC LLOGodfather’s Pizza, Inc.Gross Iwersen Kratochvil & Klein, PCGuinan & ScottHaller Law Office, PC LLOHayes & AssociatesHiro SushiHotz Weaver Flood Breitkreutz & GrantHouse of Mufflers & BrakesKoley Jessen, PCLaHood Construction, Inc.Laughlin Peterson & LangLockton Co.Lutz & Co.Mass Mutual/Continuum FinancialMcGrath North Mullin & Kratz, PCMcKay Landscape LightingMCL ConstructionMethodist Physicians ClinicMid City BankMidwest Neurosurgery & Spine SpecialistsJim & Lila MoylanNebraska Cancer SpecialistsNebraska Orthopaedic AssociatesO’Donnell Ficenec Wills & Ferdig, LLPOmaha OB-GYN Associates, PCOmaha State BankOmaha Surgical ConsultantsOPPDPatricia CateringPerformance Automotive GroupProfit Advantage, IncQuality Pork International, Inc.Rensch GroupReproductive Health SpecialistsRochester Armored Car Co. Inc.Sarah’sServants of MaryService Master of Sarpy CountySibbernsen & Strigenz, PCSkyline Medical CenterStinson Morrison Hecker, LLPTax Help, LLCTussey’s Casual GrillValmont IndustriesCorporate TablesBank of the WestBlueCross/BlueShield of NebraskaColonial Life & Accident InsuranceCreighton UniversityCreighton University, Department of PediatricsErvin & SmithGross Iwersen Kratochvil & Klein, PCHouse of Mufflers & BrakesKoley Jessen, PCMCL ConstructionMethodist Physicians ClinicPerformance Automotive GroupQuality Pork International, Inc.Reproductive Health SpecialistsRochester Armored Car Co. Inc.Tax Help, LLCValmont IndustriesOral AuctionFred & Sharon Beschorner IIIBrandeis CateringCommercial Flooring/James VanhauerBridget Giesler ‘07Maureen GieslerGrand Resort Properties/Brad andMary Kay BrownPat Kennison & Mary Higgins ’69Hilton Omaha DowntownMike & Lauren HuppJack Stack BBQJams Bar & GrillMark & Ann LavinMarian High SchoolMark Edward JewelersMarriott Hotels/Paula Salerno Hansen ‘78Tom & Mary Kay Wingender McCarthy ’75McKay’s Landscape LightingRenee McVeyRev. Tom Merkel, SJMulhall’s Home and Garden ShowplaceMichaela Neary ‘73Ron & Amy NebbiaOmaha Steaks/Dave & Margaret CoyleHershiser ’78Tony & Jacque PesaventoRepublic National Distributing/Bob PortisSteve & Lori StanglTD AMERITRADEThe Old Mattress FactoryTip Top BallroomMike & Susan Russell Toohey ‘82Travel and TransportMark & Ursula TreinenUltraAir, LLC/Scott Robertson & GailWerner-RobertsonUnited Rent-AllJohn & Meg UrsickDoug & Elaine WilwerdingSilent AuctionAngela Mason Altamore ‘98Andra AlvineAmeristar CasinoRoxanne AndersonRick Anderson EnterprisesArchdiocese of OmahaTrish Watke Barmettler ‘80Kelly Monahan Barnard ‘77Barrett’s Barley CornBergan Mercy Auxiliary Gift ShopBeyond The VineBiaggi’s Italian RestaurantBillings PhotographyBlimpies CateringBlue Pomegranate StudioBorsheimsGreg & Kathy Fucinaro Boulay ‘79Boulder Creek Amusement ParkBradley Fine PortraitsJoe & Patty Neary Brudney ‘75Kevin & Pat CarnieNancy Kettering Casey ‘82Bud CassidayCentre CourtKim Chapman ‘91Cheeseburger In ParadiseCheesecake FactoryChristel’sClarkson Street Gallery/Barb Gehringer ‘82Cookie Cutter/Suzanne BolerCornhusker Driving SchoolCorpuz Family DentistryDeb CoulterCreighton UniversityCupcake IslandDance ShoppeMichelle Procopio Delisi ’74Dennis UniformDinker’s Bar & GrillDiva Girl EnterprisesDJ’s DugoutDon & Millie’sJan DudleyDundee DellDurham Western Heritage MuseumEagle Run Golf CourseEducational Outfitters/Mary SpethmanGordon ‘80Elisa IlanaEliza Portraits/Elizabeth Esser ‘03George & Maureen EmodiCourtney Engh ‘98Audra Engh ‘00Fashion Cleaners/Kermit & Caroline EnghFiberlink LLCField Club of OmahaFilm StreamsFontenelle Nature AssociationMark & Nancy FrancoKathryn Monahan Freed ‘87Friend of MarianFun ServicesGarbo’s Regency/Chris CableKathi GeringerGoing VerticalMary Spethman Gordon ‘80Granite CityMary Pritchard Grant ‘78Great Harvest Bread CompanyAnna Greer ‘05Steve Martin & Amy Haddad ‘71Hamilton Color LabsHappy Daze Design/Lisa ParizekHarman Appliance SalesHector’sHenry Doorly Zoo

Hiro Japanese CuisineHouse of JImages of Nature/Thomas D. MangelsenIndian Creek Golf CourseIndigo Joe’sIronwood Country ClubEllen Hollander Jackson ‘75Jane’s Health MarketJim & Patty JansenJazzercize WestJerry Ryan Clothing & SportswearJohnson Brothers/Tom BosilevacJoslyn Art MuseumJostensKathy Zender Jurgensen ‘75Marsha KalkowskiKerri Monahan Kirby ‘83Jean Cimpl Knox ‘75Kobe Steak HousePat Ormond Kopfle ‘75Michelle KoraleskiPatsy Helget Kravchuk ‘75Anne KutilekCelann LaGreca ‘75Jim & Jan LaHoodPaul & Patti LamoureuxPete & Kathy LangdonLauritzen GardensMark & Ann LavinLB SportscardsBrad & Karen LemkauLeonardo’sChriss & Scott LilleskovJeff & Marya LindholmLindley Clothing Co.M. Constantino Salon /Mark & Patty HearityConstantino ‘72M.S. Chem-DryMama’s PizzaSue MandelKim Monahan Manning ‘90Marian Dance TeamMarian MomsMassage EnvyMary Kay Wingender McCarthy ’75Mike & Kitty Lynam McCarthy ‘75Connie McClureMidwest Protection Services/Mike & Kim RemnickJan MiloneMoms of Marian – Tailgate Party CommitteeEd & Chris MontanezBabette MooreMoylan IceplexMr. TuxedoSean & Katie MullenJoani MullinMichaela Tolo Naylon ‘75Nancy Neary ’70Tom & Janet NichtingOak Hills Country ClubSteve & Karen Monahan O’Connor ‘75Omaha Children’s MuseumOmaha Community PlayhouseOmaha Country ClubOmaha Performing ArtsOmaha Sports AcademyOmaha SymphonyKatie Griffin Paist ‘75Libby PantzlaffPat’s Piano ServiceAlexander PaynePepperJax GrillAndy & Fran PetersenPinpoint Network ServicesMary Pat Giddings Pistillo ‘77Accenture/Teresa Poggenpohl ‘79Prairie Crossing Winery/Andy & JulianaHartzell Hrasky ‘90Prima Distribution/Mike & Susan RussellToohey ‘82QuikTripRacquet CornerRegal AwardsMari Reeder Rensch ‘80Bill RoachRosebud & CompanyBob & MaryBeth RossiterRussell’s Hair SalonRob & Dede SalernoJohn & Mary Hendrix Schuele ‘82Scissori’s SalonSecurity National BankTom SieckmannSoccer InternationalSolas Distillery/Brian McGeeLinda Rosse Spittler ’79Cindy StevensStone Creek Golf CourseString of PurlsChristine Stromberg ‘05Mary StultzSurfside Club/Tom MailanderTailgate GamesTanner’s Bar & GrillTaxi’s Grille & BarTed & Wally’sCongressman Lee TerryThe Amazing Pizza MachineThe Linen GalleryThe Players Club at Deer CreekThe Rose Performing ArtsThe Silversmith Jewelry & WorkshopJudy ThesingTotal Sass-Y-Faction SalonMark & Ursula TreinenVala’s Pumpkin PatchVan Fleet MeatsVarsity Volleyball Team ParentsVoila’sCarol & Jim WakinMark WetzelBridget WieczorekAndy & Kris Monahan Wiest ‘80Wine StylesWooly Lamb StudiosSignature CardsAnonymousLarry & Deb ArkfeldBob & Francie Chovanec Berens ‘70Rita Bianchi ‘70Genevieve BosiljevacBob CarlisleBill & Mary CavelRichard & Susan CoderSam & Janet CohenFrances DanielsonAlan & Mary DevereauxDan & Rita DolanGeorge & Mary EmodiMark & Joanne FisherDiane FondaJason Arthur & Annabel Galva-ArthurBill & Kathy Edick Gerber ‘77Al & Lesa GrovasKirk & Paula Salerno Hansen ‘78Raleigh & Nathalie HathawayMike & Nickole HeislerLen & Rita HigginsRuth HoganTerry & Debbie Carpenter Hogan ‘68David & Mary Anne HooverChris & Cindy HuerterDolores HughesSteve & Lisa IsomPaul & Barbara JansenTim & Chris Tourek Kaiser ‘76Bob & Bette KatholDave & Marilyn KellerKirk & Teresa KellnerAnn KennedyCasey & Meg KennellyDave & Ruth Wear Kuehl ‘66Daniel & Nancy KuhlStan & Pat KurtzThomas & Janet LangeDon ManganMike & Jodi MarascoJohn & Anna MayJane McGintyLee & Priscilla McNamaraJack & Regina MintonJeff & Babette MooreMick & Kellie MorrellChris & Betsy MurphyMike & Marci NabityBill NaidenovichSylvan & Joan NichtingTom & Dawn O’BrienGary & Cassandra PietrokMichael & Jenni Giesler Rhoades ‘82Mike & Kellye RouwHoward RudloffJaymes & Chris SalestromMark & Ann SchumacherBill & Lynette SingerJim & Laura SmithClaire SovaMatt & Tracy TondlPete & Ann Miller Townsend ‘85David & Wendy TreinenCarl & Nancy Morin Twigg ‘69Julie Uryasz ‘76Terry & Mary Sova Zach ‘76Accountant UnderwritingDan & Jan DudleyMike & Alisa JamesTom & Dawn O’BrienJeff & Angie SnyderAttorney UnderwritingFrank & Ruth Ann BarrettJim & Deb BolerJohn & Rosemary BorghoffTom & Marianne CulhaneMark & Linda Hermanek Daly ‘67Donald & Cathy Firmature Furlow ‘79Pat Kennison & Mary Higgins ‘69Chris & Jennifer Wolfe Jerram ‘82Terry and Ruth MacNamaraJim & Lila MoylanNick & Ann NiemannMark & Suzanne PieperJames & Mary PowersBob & MaryBeth RossiterNancy Svoboda ‘76John & Sue ThomasJim & Maureen Waldron35

36Dentist UnderwritingBill & Kelley Monahan Barnard ‘77William BresnahanClassic Dentistry, PCRalph & Susan CorpuzMarv & Lynette DvorakMack & Barb Kulas Greder ‘64Jerry & Janet HaneyDavid & Mary Anne HooverPat & Nan KelseyTimothy LenaghanDr. Greg Samuelson, DDSGary & Joan SmithPast Chairs UnderwritingMary Joy AndersonChris & Peg BerensJim & Deb BolerJoe & Rose Nolan Byam ‘70Jack & Mary CarpenterJoe & Nancy Kettering Casey ‘82John & Betty CernechBob & Sue CiminoSam & Janet CohenAl & Deanna D’AgostoMark & Linda Hermanek Daly ‘67Dorothy DietzDwaine & Cathy Dillon PeetzMarv & Lynette DvorakMike & Gayle GoetzGeorge & Kathryn GriebJohn & Doreen Finochiaro Griffith ‘79Pat Kennison & Mary Higgins ‘69Bill & Kathy Zender Jurgensen ‘75Mark & Shellee KersenbrockDick & Maureen Jenkins Kizer ‘69Dan & Michelle KoraleskiDave & Ruth Wear Kuehl ‘66Jim & Virginia KurzakMark & Ann LavinTim & Joan Johnson McGill ‘77Bill NolanSteve & Karen Monahan O’Connor ‘75Steve & Kate SchillerJ. Andy & Deborah SibbernsenMike & Lin SimmondsJohn & Tami SovaMark & Trish WeberMike & Pam WeeklyDon Hempel & Joanne Weidler-Hempel ‘60Terry & Mary Sova Zach ‘76Tim Higgins & Patty Zieg ‘67Physician UnderwritingGary & Annlouise Thompson Anthone ‘77Doug & Karen BrouilletteBob & Jill CochranSam & Janet CohenMark & Teri D’AgostinoKurt & Mary Schanbacher Davey ‘77Puht & Mary McGill Dek ‘89Hans & Andrea DethlefsGeorge & Maureen EmodiAl & Cindy FrankJason Arthur & Annabel Galva-ArthurJohn & Kimmy HartiganRobert HeaneySteve & Regina HoodyBill & Kathy Zender Jurgensen ‘75Christopher & Jillyn KratochvilPatrick & Anne MahoneyJohn McCarthy & Roalene Redland McCarthyHarry & Josephine McFaddenPatrick & Geri McKennaMike & Cathy McNamaraJohn & Kathleen MitchellEd & Chris MontanezSteve & Karen Monahan O’Connor ‘75Jim & Mary Sneckenberg Regan ‘62Steve & Susan Galvin Scholer ‘74Bill & Lynette SingerJim & Laura SmithDan & Carole Novotny Steier ‘71Nick & Amy SteinauerDan & Molli Gerstner Surdell ‘91Luke Thomas & Theresa Townley ‘82John & Nicole Davitt Treves ‘88Gary Gustafson & Wendy WisemanJohn & Lori WoodruffTerry & Mary Sova Zach ‘76General UnderwritingSteve & Andra AlvineMichael & Luann Hughes Baylor ‘64Jack & Jane BernardGenevieve BosiljevacPaul & Tricia CechDan & Rosanne ChrystalAngela Chrystal ‘88Sharon Cooper ‘70William & Mary Stewart Dowd ‘66Kathleen DoyleSr. Mary Ellen Doyle, OSMBill & Kathy Edick Gerber ‘77Liz Greisch ‘02Kate Grieser ‘08Charles & Mary HeiderElizabeth KishMerle & Barbara McAlevyEd & Beth Carlisle McGill ‘85Jane McGintyThomas & Joan Lukas McLaughlin ‘77Philip & Anna MergenEmily Mitchell ‘09John & Kathleen MitchellOmaha Zoo FoundationJackie PletanJill Reiner ‘88George & Patty Pesavento Roshone ‘70Steve & Kate SchillerLance & Jennifer Simmonds Schlatter ‘91Jeff & Beth ShanahanGeoff & Lorraine ThieleCathy ThompsonJohn & Meg UrsickScott Robertson & Gail Werner-RobertsonGary Gustafson & Wendy WisemanJohn & Lori WoodruffOral Auction UnderwritingCommercial Flooring Systems, Inc.Mark & Ursula TreinenSilent Auction UnderwritingChris & Peg BerensGenevieve BosiljevacMark & LeAnn Sempek Boulay ‘84Bradley’s Fine PortraitsBrad & Shannan Neppl Brommer ‘81Doug & Karen BrouilletteJack BrownriggSam & Janet CohenMargot A. Cortese ‘74Tom & Marianne CulhaneCupcake IslandMichael Fee & Maud DohertyDan & Rita DolanRobert Troia & Carol DrakeDenny & Kathy Good Esch ‘67Roy Schroer & Jean Fidone-SchroerMark & Joanne FisherBill & Jane ForalJim & Anne GreischAl & Lesa GrovasBill & Theresa HayesPat Kennison & Mary Higgins ‘69Joyce Holley ‘86Chris & Cindy HuerterDolores HughesSteve & Lisa IsomMike & Alisa JamesGary & Michele Vaughn Johnson ‘64Bob & Bette KatholDave & Marilyn KellerRuss & Janet KeplingerJoe & Kacey LempkaPatrick & Anne MahoneyJim Frock & Anna MaioMike & Nancy Kirchofer McCarthy ‘69Alice McGowanThomas & Annie MessersmithJeff & Babette MooreJim & Micki MoylanChris & Betsy MurphyEllen NearyNancy Neary ‘70Bill & Jean O’ConnorJoe & Janine Weaver Palmer ‘79Gary & Cassandra PietrokLawrence PoellJohn Langwith & Laurel PrestridgeBob & Lynn RakoczyTerry & Lavonne RandallClark & Susan Macaitis Rosenlof ‘82Mike & Kellye RouwRob & Dede SalernoSteve & Kate SchillerDonna Sempek ‘74Service Master of Sarpy CountyBill & Lynette SingerLou & Jackie SojkaNick & Susan SteierLee & Robyn TerryMark & Ursula TreinenJoseph & Jane UrzendowskiTerry & Mary Sova Zach ‘76IN KIND DONORSThree Cheers for Our Booster Club!Arby’s Panda Inc – Alan & Deanna D’AgostoArctic Glacier Ice – Dan PotterBudweiser of Omaha – Jim GustafsonCurzon Promotional Graphics – Kirby Smith &E.J. StanekElman & Co. – Mark ElmanGeeks – Jaymes SalestromJohnson Brothers Distributing – Tom BosilevacMeyers-Carlisle-Leapley Construction Co. –Bob CarlisleMSM Printing – Frank & Julie BaconPatton Equipment – Terry PattonPepsi Bottling Co. – Candice McGrathPremier Beverage – Raleigh HathawayWaitt Outdoor Advertising – Rod KestelZerox – Diane Worthington

June 1, 2009 - May 31, 2010Marian’s 2009-2010 annual fundraising program was the most successful in Marian history.Through the dedication of more than 2,400 benefactors—parents, alumnae, parents ofalumnae, faculty, staff and all members of the Marian community— Marian raised $461,347 incharitable gifts, the most in Marian’s history.This year’s contributions were an 11% increase over the previous year and a 3% increaseover the total goal. Marian’s Board of Directors, parents, alumnae, and parents of alums allexceeded their goals. Marian is incredibly grateful to our benefactors, who year after yearaccept the challenge and answer the call to generously support Marian.This year also brought new donors and new incentives to The Marian Fund. Three hundrednew donors shared their treasure, raising the total donor number to 2,456. In addition,an anonymous donor created the Alumnae Leadership Challenge Grant. The goal of theLeadership Challenge was to increase the number of alumnae in St. Katharine Drexel GivingCircle ($1,000 to $2,499) or higher. The challenge grant matched any new or increased giftmade by an alumna of $1,000 or more. Twenty-two Marian alumnae joined the St. KatharineDrexel giving circle by increasing their gift to $1,000 or more, resulting in an incredible$44,000 raised through the Alumnae Leadership Challenge Grant alone.The importance of Marian’s annual giving program, The Marian Fund, is unparalleled. Dollarsraised for this program fund tuition assistance for nearly half of Marian’s students, makingthe Marian education possible for any young woman. In fact, The Marian Fund underwritesall aspects of a Marian education. This program helps Marian boost academic enrichment,bringing award-winning authors and teaching experts to our learning community; enhanceprogram development, making nine dual enrollment courses with three Midwest universitiesavailable to students; support staff compensation, allowing Marian to recruit and retain thefinest teachers and a strong support staff, such as a Student Success Coordinator; introduceand implement cutting-edge technology in the classroom, including interactive labs, Skypeand weekly pod casts produced and edited by students, keeping our students ahead of thelearning curve; and supports Campus Ministry efforts at local service sites teaching studentscompassionate service to others.2009-2010 “Power of You”Leadership TeamGeneral ChairsDan & Michelle KoraleskiSpecial Gifts ChairJohn SchueleMarian Board of DirectorsRepresentativeJeri Deras Regan ‘72Parent ChairsDoug & Nancy GlassFreshman Class CaptainsBuck & Susan HeimSophomore Class CaptainsRay & Tammy WilsonJunior Class CaptainsDan and Julie WenteSenior Class CaptainsTom & Suzanne McDonaldAlumnae Era ChairsLaVonne Jenson Piotrowski ‘69Ronda Granger Friel ’79Erin O’Malley Anderson ‘88Gina Vacanti Hayes ’92Ashely Arts Adam ’01Parent of Alum ChairsPatrick and Sharon FlaneryStaff ChairKory DelkamillerMarian’s Giving Circle ProgramWhen you make a gift to The Marian Fund, not only do you immediately make a difference in the lives of Marian girls, you also become avalued member of one of eight Giving Circles. Marian’s Giving Circle Program began seven years ago. Eight amazing women of the Churchwere chosen to represent each different giving level. Just as Marian empowers girls to succeed as confident, independent, thinking leaders, thewomen of Marian’s Giving Circles are examples of leadership in their own rite. They devoted their lives to their faith, the betterment of theircommunities and improving the lives of others. Marian is humbled by their example and is proud to have so many generous benefactors alignwith their mission and vision for the future.(artwork by Maureen Pope Beat ‘80 continued on page 38)37

St. Juliana FalconieriPatron of bodily ills and sickness Feast Day: June 19$10,000 +St. Teresa of AvilaPatron of headache sufferers and Feast Day: October 15Spanish Catholic writers $5,000-$9,999Saint Juliana Falconieri was one of the seven founders of the Servants ofMary Sisters. She was inspired by and completely devoted to Our Ladyof Sorrows and, because of this devotion, she held the most affectionatelove for the Blessed Sacrament. As the Superioress of the Order, St.Juliana set a noble example for her fellow sisters through care of thesick, heroic deeds of charity and other works of mercy. She sufferedfrom a disease of the stomach which prevented her from taking food,yet St. Juliana endured the agony silently with a constant cheerfulnesswhich was an inspiration to those around her.As a member of the St. Juliana Falconieri benefactor circle, you aremaking the same significant sacrifice the Servants of Mary did when,guided by their faith, they opened Marian High School in 1955.Rick & Nancee BergerJim & Anne GreischPete & Jeri PiechoskiScott Robertson & Gail Werner-RobertsonDoug & Elaine WilwerdingOne of two women to be declared a Doctor of the Church, St. Teresaof Avila is the founder of the Discalced Carmelites, a more primitivetype of Carmelite nun. Suffering from a severe illness that left herlegs paralyzed for three years, St. Teresa experienced a vision of “thesorely wounded Christ” that changed her life. She focused her faith onChrist’s passion and set her vision on the reformation of her order ofCarmelites. Saint Teresa practiced mental prayer to keep Christ insideof her. She said, “Prayer is an act of love, words are not needed. Even ifsickness distracts from thoughts, all that is needed is the will to love.”Your support of Marian at the St. Teresa of Avila circle level speakslouder than words of your commitment to Marian.Doug & Nancy GlassBuck & Susan HeimTodd & Janet HoffmanPatrick KerriganKeith & Heidi LodhiaJohn McCarthy & Roalene RedlandMcCarthyThomas & Barbara McCuskerRon & Amy NebbiaTom & Janet NichtingJim & Margie TimmermanTerry & Mary Sova Zach ‘76After teaching at an all-girl school for six years, St. Frances XavierCabrini founded the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart to care forpoor children in schools and hospitals. Under the influence of PopeLeo XIII, St. Frances and six fellow nuns came to the United States towork among Italian immigrants. With a strong sense of administrativeabilities and a deep trust in God, St. Frances was responsible for theestablishment of nearly 70 orphanages, schools and hospitals. Bythe time of her death, the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart hadsuccessfully set up houses in England, France, Spain, the United Statesand South America. Still fondly remembered by those who knew her, St.Frances’ spirit continues to be an inspiration to the nuns who receivedtheir training from this remarkable woman.Just as St. Frances put her trust in God, as a member of this givingcircle, you are entrusting Marian with a significant gift that will sustainMarian’s mission and vision for the future.38St. Frances Xavier CabriniPatron of immigrants Feast Day: November 13$2,500 - $4,999AnonymousChris & Peg BerensKevin & Lauri BousemaBrit & Sharon Walsh Carleton ‘90Kevin & Pat CarnieMark & Teri D’AgostinoRobert Troia & Carol DrakeJohn & Carolyn GehringPat Kennison & Mary Higgins ‘69Denny HoganCasey & Meg KennellyDan & Michelle Koraleski

Terry & Mary Kay MaherMike & Nancy Kirchofer McCarthy ‘69John & Margaret Gehringer Nicolini ‘78Joe & Kathy O’ConnorSteve & Kate SchillerRoy Schroer & Jean Fidone-SchroerJohn & Mary Hendrix Schuele ‘82Bill & Lynette SingerMichael & Susan Russell Toohey ‘82Dave & Sylvia MaennerJeff & Mary Ann MaierTom & Mary Kay Wingender McCarthy ‘75Matthew & Tonya McLeaySharon MelchiorJeff & Beth Lauer Moberg ‘80Phil MyhraJohn & Colleen NearyWes & Joan Parker Neuhaus ‘69Dennis & Carol O’BrienTom & Dawn O’BrienJerry & Millicent Palmer-JohnsonPeter & Christina Koliopoulos Piperis ‘87Jane Potter ‘69Mark & Colleen Coyle Potts ‘82Sean & Angie Anderson Quinn ‘87Bob & Lynn RakoczyJim & Jeri Deras Regan ‘72Mark & Ann SchumacherScott & Molly Hogan Searl ‘82David & Janis SilverbergMike & Lin SimmondsJeff & Angie SnyderSteve & Lori StanglGreg & Barb Reiser Storm ‘79Tim & Mary Bernard Sullivan ‘78Nancy Svoboda ‘76Jim & Joan TaphornMark & Vickey Thayer KleinsmithJames & Mary TheisenJoe & Karla TownleyMark & Ursula TreinenJim VanhauerJack Schmidt & Rita Watson ‘64Herman & Ellen WeistDennis & Patty Greco Wiederholt ‘70Ray & Tammy WilsonGary Gustafson & Wendy WisemanMichael & Jeanette WojtalewiczChris & Cindy WolfeJohn & Lori WoodruffMark & Chris WoodruffSt. Katharine DrexelPatron of racial justice Feast Day: March 3$1,000-$2,499St. Katharine Drexel was once a debutante and woman of high society.Her father and stepmother taught St. Katharine and her siblings byword and example that the wealth they had was a simple loan and wasmeant to be shared with others. Saint Katharine shared her wealth withthe poor and also took an avid interest in the spiritual well-being ofAfrican and Native Americans. She founded the Sisters of the BlessedSacrament for Native and African Americans, and, until her death in1955, she dedicated her life and a fortune of $20 million to this cause.In addition to this work, St. Katharine also participated in the openingof the first mission school for Native Americans and founded XavierUniversity in New Orleans. Due to her life-long dedication to her faithand selfless service to the less fortunate, she became the second nativebornAmerican saint.Supporting Marian at this level continues St. Katharine’s belief thatmoney is a loan that is meant to be shared with others.Steve & Andra AlvineMike & Mary Mayberger Ambrose ‘78Mary Pat Bauman ‘74Timothy & Marilou BormannBob CarlisleBill & Mary CavelBernie Cemore ‘69Steven Tracy & Nora ChapmanFred & Melanie Morrissey Clark ‘84Jeanine Connolly ‘86Jim & Mary Jane CoultonBob & Patricia CroninDan & Jan DudleyRobert & Marcia DwyerRick & Bridget Klein Eckerd ‘79Bill & Mary Jo EllisGeorge & Maureen EmodiPatrick & Christina Frank Erwin ‘90Bruce & Debra EsserDan Madison & Maureen Finnigan ‘86Patrick & Sharon FlaneryJim & Mikki FrostBill & Kathy Edick Gerber ‘77John & Doreen Finochiaro Griffith ‘79Raleigh & Nathalie HathawayJim & Mary Strom Hawkins ‘69Steve & Mary Pat Arkwright Heck ‘70Bill & Mary Katherine HelgetDave & Margaret Coyle Hershiser ‘78Andy & Sarah Schumacher Hixson ‘99Neil & Kate HolsteinChris & Cindy HuerterMike & Lauren HuppMike & Alisa JamesHelen JenkinsKirk & Teresa KellnerDick & Maureen Jenkins Kizer ‘69Timothy Crowley & Celann LaGreca ‘75Paul & Patti LamoureuxJohn & Mary Claire LeeJoe & Kacey LempkaBill & Connie LowndesTom & Nancy LundSt. Elizabeth Ann SetonPatron of severely ill children, death of parents, Feast Day: January 4widows and persecuted Catholics $500-$999The first native-born American to be canonized, St. Elizabeth AnnSeton developed the Catholic School System as we know it as well astwo orphanages and another school. Today six groups of sisters tracetheir origins to St. Elizabeth Ann. Losing her mother at an early age, St.Elizabeth Ann found comfort in the idea that the Blessed Virgin is hertrue mother, asking her to guide her faith. St. Elizabeth Ann captivatedthose around her with her kindness, patience, good sense, wit andcourtesy.Being a benefactor of the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton circle continues St.Elizabeth Ann’s mission of spreading the word of God through theCatholic School System she established.AnonymousDavid & Erin O’Malley Anderson ‘88James & Pat Bianchi Bausch ‘63Fred & Sharon BeschornerRita Bianchi ‘70Bob & Sharon BloechleMatt & Linda BrandlBette BremserBrad & Shannan Neppl Brommer ‘81Bill & Dolores CarlisleBill & Jane CheeseAndrea Coleman ‘89Tom & Marianne CulhaneGreg & Liz Laughlin Easley ‘70Mike & Debbie EglsederTerry & Jane EnglishAnn Cherney Fallon ‘77Donald & Cathy Firmature Furlow ‘79Jeffrey & Donna GarrettBarb Gehringer ‘82John & Laura GeleckiJeff & Sharon GenowaysGregg & Cheryl Preissler Givens ‘84Mike & Gayle Goetz39

40Kerby & Cheri HamKirk & Paula Salerno Hansen ‘78Mark & Brenda HasenjagerRick & Shauna Neary Hautzinger ‘77Mike & Cathy Cavel Hinrichs ‘69Tara Holeman ‘88Karen Cimpl Hotz ‘79Anne HoulihanWalter & Carolee JonesPat & Nan KelseyMarie Kessler ‘71Chuck & Mary Ann Luby Kilgore ‘74Stephen & Pat O’Leary Kiscoan ‘80Joe & Amy KrettekBrian & Marie Montag Lenz ‘81John & Carol MaginnPatrick & Anne MahoneyJim Frock & Anna MaioMyron & Arlene MaybergerBob & Ginger MaziarzJeff & Linda Murphy McCroy ‘80Robert & Kimberley McCutcheonColleen McQuillanThomas & Margo MeehanDavid & Kelly Hillebrandt Meiners ‘95Sue Lindsey Mickey ‘69Dave & Diane MilleaMichael & Teresa MorandMick & Kellie MorrellDoug & Kay MunterNancy Neary ‘70Bill NolanSteve & Karen Monahan O’Connor ‘75Joe & Janine Weaver Palmer ‘79Gary & Cassandra PietrokMarty & LaVonne Jenson Piotrowski ‘69Mary Powers ‘69Terry & Lavonne RandallJeff & Mari Reeder Rensch ‘80Dan & Mary Johnson Rommelfanger ‘79Steve & Rhonda RonspiesBob & MaryBeth RossiterHoward RudloffMartin & Judy ScheerAmanda Seybold ‘03Brian & Susan Ward Shoemaker ‘81John & Tammy ShramekTarget Educational FoundationJohn & Sue ThomasJeff & Nancy TiedemanGeorge & Cathy Cimpl Van Kula ‘81Jim & Margie WegnerDan & Julie WenteChris & Shaela Cavel Wepfer ‘92Gloria WernerMary Wilcox ‘86Steven & Keery WolfTim Higgins & Patty Zieg ‘67St. Brigid of IrelandPatron of Ireland Feast Day: February 1$250 - $499St. Brigid was an extraordinary woman known for her high spirits andtender heart, undoubting faith and spirituality, boundless charity andcompassion for those in need.A close friend of St. Patrick, St. Brigid of Ireland developed her interestin religious life at a young age, taking the veil from St. Macaille atCroghan. After the year 470, St. Brigid founded a double monastery,the monastery of Kildare on the Liffey for both monks and nuns. Notonly did Saint Brigid found a monastery where men and women wereequal, she was the first Abbess of the convent in Ireland. Over time, themonastery of Kildare on the Liffey developed into a center of learningand spirituality.Being a member of the St. Brigid of Ireland giving circle reflects yourdedication to empowering women to be leaders and your compassionto help those young women who need it.John & Mary Eileen AndreasenClark & Rita Lovely Antonson ‘79Tom & Mary BakerGary & Ellen BatenhorstJohn & Marion Slattery Bendon ‘78Rick & Jen BettgerEddie & Marion BianchiFrank & Mary Jo BorowiakGreg & Kathy Fucinaro Boulay ‘79Mark & LeAnn Sempek Boulay ‘84Doug & Karen BrouilletteThomas & Judy Novotny Burke ‘66Jeff & Anne Fell Burks ‘93Joe & Rose Nolan Byam ‘70Ann Cannon ‘77Larry & Sara CannonTom & Cheryl CavelConnie Cavel ‘68Paul & Tricia CechBlaine & Jennifer Feregrino Christen ‘96Daniel & Kathryn CliffordTony & Dana Aschenbrener Constantino ‘89John & Colleen Sonderman Corrigan ‘93Diana Coulton ‘00Ted & Jean CrouchleyKory & Julie DelkamillerMary Beth Hart Dentlinger ‘72Alan & Mary DevereauxEd & Jane Mayberger Dineen ‘82Margee Dunn ‘82Jane EavesMark & Jennifer ElmanDon & Anne Bernard Erftmier ‘85Patricia Manzitto Evans ‘69Michele Romero Feichtinger ‘81Edward & Deborah FeldmanSteve & Christy FischerPatricia Fitzgerald ‘66Allen & Marilee FredricksonDave & Diane FucinaroJim & Irene Keeffe Garbina ‘81Micky Gehringer ‘72Kevin & Catherine GorackeKyu & Juli Sautter Han ‘80Cathy Hanrahan ‘66Neil & Chris Petricek Hans ‘87Trey & Nina Easley Harlow ‘99Jerry & Pat HeinrichsDottie HigginsBob & Teresa McNeil Hillebrandt ‘75Tom & Margaret Guziec Hoarty ‘66Dan & Sheila HoffmannStephanie Holeman ‘95Joyce Holley ‘86Michael & Melanie Vescio Holmes ‘97John & Carrie Rauth Jenkins ‘87Michaela Johnson ‘70Timothy & Tamatha KaplanBob & Bette KatholMichael & Joan KelleyPat & Carol KelleyPaul & Barb Clarke Kenney ‘72Karen Kloke ‘89Jim & Janet LaHoodJan Lamoureux ‘66Kevin & Megan Schiller Lancelotta ‘96Dan & Kathy Kassmeier Lanphier ‘81Cindy Petricek Lapole ‘78Jamie & Angela Thomas Lawler ‘88Mike & Mary Kay Mangus Leatherman ‘81Paul & Susan Johnson Lieber ‘74John & Julie Dean Lingelbach ‘89William & Joanne LoftonPatrice Mahon ‘69Don & Sue MandelLynne Manganaro ‘77Jennie Matt ‘86Susan Maxwell ‘84Robert & Elizabeth MazanecRich & Bonnie McCormickMark & Sherri McDermottTom & Suzanne McDonaldJim & Ann McGillLoretta McGowan ‘69Jerry & Cheryl McKayRenee McVeyDaniel & Carol Herink Mendlik ‘69Jerry & Chris MensingerThomas & Annie MessersmithRon & Renetta Frick Mischke ‘73David & Kathy Fortune Moritz ‘80Jason & Anne Kurzak Morrissey ‘88Colleen Naughton ‘95Bruce & Debbie NelsenJohn & Susie Kenney Nelson ‘87Jane NepplJohn & Kim NepplAidan & Constance Dougherty O’Connor ‘94Michael & Teresa Staab Olson ‘80Bill & Sue ParrDoug & Janet Cimpl Parsonage ‘88Martin & Beckie PelsterMark & Suzanne PieperGary & Deborah Erhart Pink ‘69Sheryl Pitner ‘82Lawrence PoellJames & Hope PrendergastMike & Susie Wheeler Price ‘69Ed & Kelley ProsserMatt & Jenny Klabunde Rezac ‘90Tom & Jeanne Archer Rice ‘80Clark & Susan Macaitis Rosenlof ‘82Kevin & Heather Hahn Ruff ‘90Jaclyn Haig Rundle ‘67Stan & Julie Romeo Ryfa ‘78Julie Samson ‘75Mark & Suzanne SamuelsonLance & Jennifer Simmonds Schlatter ‘91Joe & Bonnie SheaTerry & Kathy SibbernsenJoseph & Julie SkradskiWalter & Mary Lou Dreves Smith ‘66Matt SojkaDennis & Debra SondermanDick & Mary SpanheimerEd & Bette SpethmanSusan & Mary Stroesser ‘82Michael & Lisa Perry Suess ‘93Steve & Amy ThompsonDennis & Judy Dietz Tierney ‘72Kathy Bast Tocco ‘61Matt & Tracy TondlGerald TooheyBob & Ann TownleyAndrew & Jane Hosking Trainer ‘87Carl & Nancy Morin Twigg ‘69Sam & Bridget O’Malley Tynan ‘94Joseph & Jane UrzendowskiRobert & Lisa Otten Vote ‘74Patricia Weist ‘85Sue Welborn ‘78Barry & Sharon Weaver Wiebe ‘82Ed & Lynette WiegerCurt & Molly Dolan Witzenburg ‘86Thomas & Lori Zagozda

Blessed Kateri TekakwithaPatron of environment and ecology Feast Day: July 14$100 - $249The daughter of a Mohawk warrior, Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha foundfaith through struggles in her life. She lost her mother to smallpox. Shesuffered from the same disease, resulting in a severely disfigured face.Much to the dismay of her tribe, she was baptized at the age of 20 anddevoted herself entirely to Jesus Christ and the Eucharist. Devotion toKateri is responsible for the establishment of many Native Americanministries in Catholic Churches all over the United States. She is thefirst Native American to be named Blessed.Being a member of the Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha benefactor circleemulates the sacrifice Kateri had to endure for the support of her faith.Robbie & Ashely Arts Adam ‘01Steve & Darley AdamsSusan Adams ‘69Peter & Debbie Walsh Alexander ‘84Jeff Boyum & Angie Aliano ‘93Roxanne AlterTony & Maria AmatulliPanayiota Anastasiou ‘01Stan & Angie AndersenLisa Anderson ‘84Tom & Mary AndersonHelen Andrews ‘71Larry & Deb ArkfeldBrian Gribble & Lisa Astuto ‘92Bob & Molly AthertonKathy Egan Balwanz ‘65Bill & Kelley Monahan Barnard ‘77Greg & Mary Jo Muckey Barry ‘82Farley & Karen O’Neill Bartley ‘81David & Mary Acquazzino Basham ‘72John & Lisa Mills Bauer ‘80Mike & Molly Tigges Beacom ‘89Charles BealDavid & Maureen Pope Beat ‘80John Zmijewski & Mariellen Becher ‘69Marty & Joan Norman Becker ‘76Eric & Barbara Tritz Beissert ‘84Sebastian & Mary Garvey Belfiore ‘75John & Joan BelitzMary Anne Benjamin ‘61Glen & Debbie BennettJack & Jane BernardMartin & Mary Lou BiermanMitch & Tammy Meester Biggs ‘87Timothy & Julie Tatten Bloomingdale ‘86Curt & Robin Mangus Boeck ‘77James & Sandy BolampertiDick & Suzanne BolerMary Boler ‘72Stefanie Bolte ‘93Charlie & Beth Crouchley Boone ‘94Dave & Jackie BorcykJohn & Rosemary BorghoffJohn & Karen McMahon Bourne ‘72William & Veda BousemaMike & Jan Brownrigg Brannen ‘69Ryan & Sarah Suarez Brennan ‘94Darren & Gina Villotta Brewer ‘92Thomas & Barbara Braun Brooks ‘82Darwin & Jeanne Watland Brown ‘78Jack & Sheila BrownriggPhil & Ginna Bast Bruning ‘67David & Christine Gaebel Buddenhagen ‘64Lorraine BuesingBill & Kate Lyons Burke ‘73Daniel & Sharon BurnsTom & Anne ByrneWayne & Lynne Portschy Campbell ‘79William & Sheila McQuillan Campbell ‘69Steve & Jane Campbell-KonnathSandra CardilloJohn & Diane Staab Carlson ‘86Dale & Monnie Reedy Chapman ‘64Joseph & Mitzi Tracy Chirillo ‘69Angela Chrystal ‘88Dan & Rosanne ChrystalMatt & Ann Cripe Ciani ‘85Colleen Ciciulla ‘79John & Holly CiminoDon & Joan CimplBenjamin & Paula Van Sant Clark ‘69John Acardi & Nancy Clarke ‘69Bradley & Annette ClowRay & Pat CoenenRuss & Kelly Shea Collins ‘88Tim & Anne Jeffries Collins ‘88Andrew & Michaela Clifford Comstock ‘96Maureen Cooney ‘76Jeffrey & Dee Dee Neary Cooper ‘73Sharon Cooper ‘70John & Jennie Flynn Copenhaver ‘93Sue Copenhaver ‘70Bob & Shirley CornRalph & Susan CorpuzCharlotte Costello ‘67Bill & Deb CoulterThomas Kildee & Mary Lynn Coyle ‘66Mark & Ginny Russell Curley ‘86Michael & Sara Vogt D’Anna ‘82Chris & Alicia Klabunde Dagosta ‘90Jim & Keira DaleySteven & Maureen Hoody Dalhoff ‘74Marc McClure & Erin Daly ‘96Mark & Linda Hermanek Daly ‘67Kurt & Mary Schanbacher Davey ‘77Marquietta Davis ‘86Randy DavisAlison Jones DeBruhl ‘99Bruce & Dottie Bode Deines ‘67John & Diane DelaneyMark & Michelle Procopio Delisi ‘74Trent & Aimee Alter Demulling ‘93Dan & Anne Lutz Determan ‘86Hans & Andrea DethlefsDavid & Cathy Vinardi Dickey ‘66Robert & Jude Barrier Dickson ‘79Al DiMauroJack & Nancy DodendorfGerald & Lynne DolejsRichard & Kristy DoolingDavid & Mary Beth Driscoll Doubek ‘88William & Mary Stewart Dowd ‘66Kathleen DoyleCurt & Michelle Finnigan Drew ‘87Bill & Mary DrozdaEd and Jenny DudleyLiz Dudley ‘09Joe & Michelle McCarthy Dupuy ‘76Todd & Peachie Lanspa Duty ‘82Marv & Lynette DvorakKate Eckel ‘82Mary Wollen Ehlers ‘76Jim & Kay EilersRaymond & Beth Heineman Eliason ‘74Bob & Teresa Floersch Elliott ‘86Patrick & Beth Gallagher Emmelot ‘84Max & Beth McCarthy Engel ‘93Dee Engelbert ‘81Scott & Jen Morrow England ‘88Tim & Denise EoriattiMaureen Tracy Ereckson ‘02John & Trish Ruth Erickson ‘85Robert & Joan ErtzCharlie & Jeanne Hoody Ewin ‘80Mimi Feller ‘66Jerry & Nancy FennellJohn Steffen & Kathy Fimple ‘69Michael & Jane FischerMark & Joanne FisherRex & Debbie Feldman Fisher ‘76Bob & Karen FitzgibbonsJohn & Anita FlemingGloria FlynnBob & Jane FordAndy & Leigh Hogan Forney ‘98Brian & Laura FortinaAmanda Fowler ‘82John & Theresa FoxJohn Wanzenried & Lucy Franks ‘70Mike & Chris Tarsney Frantz ‘85Douglas & Mary FreyJay & Trina FrisbieJohn & Kiley GallagherFrank & Julie Giesler Gallegos ‘81Larry Huismann & Cheryll Galvin ‘73Daniel & Beth Worthington Gard ‘04Natalie Gartlan ‘98Jeff & Sheila GarveyJohn & Jackie Cramer Gerard ‘65Jim & Margie Mitera Gerner ‘69Terry & Teresa Umhoefer Gerweck ‘67Daniel & Nancy GillpatrickGuy & Lisa Cimino Giroux ‘81Phillip & Jerrie GlassmanTim & Kallen GliddenRandy & Lori Langenfeld Goldsmith ‘76Patrick & Michelle Smith Goodman ‘84David & Cheryl Goodrich Goplen ‘73Charlie & Teresa GotchJeff & Kathi Collins Gratias ‘86Charles & Jeannie Langer Greco ‘69Randy & Beverly GreerTerry & Maureen Svoboda Gregory ‘77Joe & Pam GrierMandy Jankowski Grint ‘92Al & Lesa GrovasScott & Carroll Militti Hacker ‘88Alan & Sandra McDermott Hagemann ‘85Roger & Carmen LaMalfa Hahn ‘63John & Sarah Nagl Hanan ‘89Larry & Tanya Williamson Hanson ‘78Gary & Dee HarmsLarry & Susan HarrDocker & Ellen HartfieldBill & Theresa HayesChristopher & Kim Munter Haynes ‘89June HerronPat & Kim Wilson Hillyer ‘97Jonathan & Becky Begley Hirsch ‘95Kevin & Linda Schall Hitzemann ‘88Eric Gautschi & Colleen Hoarty ‘90Rob & Julie Lund Hockney ‘95Dale & Jodie Sobetski Hofmaier ‘79Alec & Talia Carmicheal Hogan ‘98Kara Hogan ‘95Terry & Debbie Carpenter Hogan ‘68John & Nancy Toth Holloran ‘78Mary Holmgren ‘79Gaylord Richards & Mary Holt ‘64Michael & Barb Anthone Hoody ‘69David & Mary Anne HooverJasmine Hopkins ‘94John & Jodi Weidler Houghton ‘89Teresa HuberWilliam & Lyn HuerterDavid & Maureen HughesDan & Teresa HultMichael Marron & Kathy Hutchinson ‘72Steve & Lisa IsomLarry & Teri Duda Iwersen ‘69Greg & Andrea Blankenau Jahn ‘87Grant & Sara Helget Janke ‘96Paul & Barbara JansenJason & Kelly Laughlin Jeffreys ‘92Chris & Jennifer Wolfe Jerram ‘82Jim & Carol Schimonitz Jirousek ‘67Gary & Michele Vaughn Johnson ‘64George & Margaret Johnson41

Howard & Barbara Rensch Johnson ‘67Philip & Rose Ann Shannon Johnson ‘69Mark & Stacey Renken Jurek ‘82Jerry & Patty Kennedy Jurgensen ‘70Chris & Marsha KalkowskiDennis & Norma KathmanJon & Pat KendallJim & Reenie Coyle Kennedy ‘71Scott & Suzanne Helget Kerr ‘90Mark & Shellee KersenbrockDavid & Candi Meis Kirkwood ‘91Tim & Mary KiteleyRalph & Theresa Franco Kleinsmith ‘90Cassie Kleinsmith ‘04Bridget Klosterman ‘99Mike & Amanda Carney Klug ‘01Kim KnollTony Keber & Nancy Knowles ‘72Bob & Maria KnowlesMike & Tracy Kasher Koeppen ‘84Joseph & Patty Ptak Kogutek ‘65Kyle & Alysha Hannan Korbel ‘95Mike & Patsy Helget Kravchuk ‘75Bob & Kim KroppTony & Julie Nelson Kruse ‘91Eugene & Connie Heenan Kudlacek ‘60Dave & Ruth Wear Kuehl ‘66Stan & Pat KurtzJim & Virginia KurzakSteve & Carol LaHoodWalter & Pauline LamoureuxMichael & Patty Thibodeau Lang ‘83Thomas & Janet LangeChad & Alison Houlihan Lanning ‘89Mike & Glenda LanohaDillon & Erica Catalano Larsen ‘94Sarah Lawler ‘98David & Christi Schueth Leach ‘91Jim & Cindy Rudloff Lebeda ‘72Jim & Regina LehnhoffBrad & Karen LemkauPat LenaghanChandler & Cheryl Frick Lewis ‘70Lon & Amy Langenfeld Licata ‘82Scott & Chriss LilleskovLaura Lindauer ‘78John & Mary Beth Garbina Lindsay ‘79Eugenia LinseMatthew & Tiffany LiskeMarlon & Laurie LofgrenKathleen Lohr ‘78Mark & Paula Thompson Lukowski ‘79Michael & Suzanne Stryker Macaulay ‘00Robert & Christina MaherJames & Sheila Millea Mair ‘82Danny & Kiki Maly-Valdez ‘88Bob & Vania MancusoKari Mangan ‘82Mike & Maureen Boyle Manganaro ‘84David & Lisa Tosoni Manning ‘92Mike & Kari Jenkins Mansour ‘98Lucretia MarcheseSteve & Phyllis MarchitelliJerry MartinezJason & Kathleen Walsh Matson ‘95Steve & Rita McConnell Mattaini ‘71Steve & Jane Camenzind Maurer ‘65Chip & Pam Heinrichs Maxwell ‘82John & Anna MayMike & Donna MayMelissa Mayer ‘92Michael & Liz Wilson McAndrews ‘87Joe & Shelley McCabeChad & Melissa Starman McCain ‘87Steve & Sandra Fritton McCoy ‘89Pat & Jean Regan McDermott ‘86Mark & Laura Houlihan McElligott ‘91Ed & Beth Carlisle McGill ‘85Patrick & Renee Weaver McGill ‘86Tim & Joan Johnson McGill ‘77Jane McGintyAlice McGowanMichael & Linda McGuireMatt & Kathleen Sonderman McKay ‘89Patrick & Geri McKennaPatricia Klipfel McKenna ‘73David & Karen Yowell McKeon ‘83Tom & Sara Sheeren McKeon ‘81Blaine & Tracy Braun McKillip ‘79John & Ruth McLeayBob & Jean Moylan McNamara ‘90Mike & Cathy McNamaraAlex & Kathy McPhersonJason & Jen Hamele Meis ‘89Ann Mellen ‘73Joe & Cindy MenendezRichard & Denise Muff Meredith ‘74Tom & Ann Cimpl Merfeld ‘77Philip & Anna MergenPatricia Dunn Millar ‘70Douglas & Debra Hart Miller ‘82Jim & Maureen Neary Miller ‘70Dean & Carol MitchellRobert & Mary Pat MocklerDick & Mary Connor Mollner ‘72Maureen Silk Moluf ‘72Ed & Chris MontanezGarry & Beth Stillmock Morgan ‘72Patrick & Cathy MorrisseyChristopher & Missy Tarsney Moseley ‘89Mark & Julie Sullivan Mowat ‘85Jim & Lila MoylanJoseph & Jenny Neary Moylan ‘88Mike & Joani MullinMarjie MurphyMike & Marci NabityDeborah NaidenovichRavi & Leslie NathEllen NearyDean & Linda NelsonTom & Madonna NelsonRaymond & Patty Jareske Neppl ‘65Rick & Vicki NiedergesesScott Laidig & Susan Novotny ‘69Patrick & Julie O’DohertyPatrick & Peg O’MalleyGreg & Diane OchubaJim & Debbie OkellDavid & Ellis Spethman Orsay ‘82David & Lisa Virgillito Osselaer ‘80Will & Colleen Stefan Ostdiek ‘87Matthew & Jacque Williams Ottemann ‘95Patrick & Patricia Malloy Oxenham ‘70Jeffrey & Ellen Ramsey Pagett ‘81Jay & Katie Griffin Paist ‘75Michael & Kathleen Spethman Pallesen ‘84Michael & Maureen Weston Parks ‘73David PattersonGreg & Juliann Ziskey Peacock ‘92Dick & Cathy PedersenTom & Brenda PedersenJohn & Georgann PesaventoAndy & Fran PetersenShawn & Joyceane PetersonBill & Anne PhillipsMark & Peggy PhillipsAl & Dixie PlacekJeff & Ellen Pritchard Platt ‘79Troy & Kara Powell Plumb ‘87Bob & Theresa PortisAmy Potter ‘92James & Mary PowersJames & Monica Hoefer Preisen ‘68Michael PrendergastJohn Langwith & Laurel PrestridgeJamie Price ‘01William & Lorraine PritchardAndrew & Nicky Hillebrandt Rainbolt ‘98Michael & Janeen Kramer Rainwater ‘69Mark & Maureen McLeay Rasmussen ‘82John & Maureen O’Connor Raynor ‘69John & Margaret RebensdorfDan & Virginia ReederWill & Maura Volkmer Rees ‘89Jim & Mary Sneckenberg Regan ‘62Maureen Regan ‘93Jeff & Kathy Williams Rehder ‘77Mike & Kim RemmickLawrence & Elizabeth RenfroMary RenschJohn & Judy Dundis Robak ‘62Kevin & Liz Kobold Rodgers ‘88Al & Rose Fallon Roeder ‘66Theresa Rankin Rogers ‘94Mike & Nancy RootJames & Nancy RosenthalPhilip & Terri LaCroix Rossbach ‘78Tom & Jeanne Thomas Roubidoux ‘79Brian & Jeannie Spethman Ruch ‘87Tom & Therese RudersdorfGregg & Janet RueschhoffJulie Ruma ‘98Charles & Cathy Marchese Rush ‘68Susan Rush ‘66Chuck & Pat Zukaitis Russo ‘79Janeen Bausch Ryan ‘65James & Mary Chandler Rydzel ‘66Rob & Dede SalernoRichard & Dolores SambolAllen Graeve & Valerie SaulLeslie Schaefer ‘77Rita SchallCarl & Joan Williams Scharf ‘70Todd & Susan Walker Schedel ‘84Barry & Sue Gibbs Scheinost ‘75Mark & Geri Goodman Schmidt ‘77Steve & Pam SchmittGary & Carole SchmitzGregory & Mary Lynn Edney Schwietz ‘69Rick & Emily Scherr Scott ‘66Jim & Julie ScrivnerPat Seeba ‘70Marie SempekPeter & Erin Kennedy Shearer ‘82Scott & Susan Rossbach Shrode ‘74Andy & Tina Caniglia Sibbernsen ‘94Michael & Margie Dahms Singer ‘79Susie SissonSean & Ann Kuhl Skelley ‘85Craig & Catherine Foley Smith ‘77Gary & Joan SmithJeff & Teri Placek Smith ‘80Mike & Michaela Messenger Smith ‘94Bryan & Becky Schwabe Smouse ‘96Lou & Jackie SojkaJames & Pamela SorrellClaire SovaRon & Deb SovaJohn & Karen SpaustatJack & Cecelia SpechtBrad & Louise SpeerKate Spielman ‘82Alexander & Tracy Henningsen Stamps ‘89Mark & Amy Keplinger Stanek ‘89Larry and Lilian StefanickDave & Arlene SteierJoe & Kelly SteierRich & Nancy Buckingham Steier ‘73Nick & Amy SteinauerJay & Tina StewartShawn & Chrysanthi Mishek Stockwell ‘02Martin & Diane StokesGeorge & Linda StrykerEllen Stryker ‘05Paul & Mary StultzTom & Melanie Svoboda Sutko ‘76Kim SzatkoJean TattenDaniel & Jenny Dugan Taute ‘83Joe & Donna ThibodeauGeoff & Lorraine ThieleDerek & Amy Wirges Thiery ‘88Brian & Annette Procopio Thomas ‘76Catherine ThompsonDavid & Joan ThrashTim & Mary Ann Kenney Thunn ‘75Mary Timmerman ‘01Brian & Susy McNamara Tingleff ‘81Beth Toberer ‘91Bernie & Kathy TompkinsJoseph & Jeanne TourekJohn & Nicole Davitt Treves ‘88Brad Graham & Amy Turbes ‘92Mark & Catherine TusseyMark & Ann TvrdikRoman & Vera UhingJohn & Sarah Jank Uhrich ‘01Todd & Mary Roh Urosevich ‘78Brian & Anjna RamachandranValenzuela ‘84Kevin & Nancy VaughanCharles & Barbara VelinskyChad & Ali Cushman Vokoun ‘92Ron & Rosie VolkmerJoyce VovkThomas & Laura WalkerDouglas & Anne Chovanec Walton ‘68Kevin & Diane WarnekeMark & Trish WeberDon Hempel & Joanne Weidler-Hempel ‘60David & Cynthia Klein Weil ‘82Dolores WeisbeckerDan & Beth Regan Wells ‘81Mike & Ann Vacanti Welniak ‘88Ashley Sedlacek Wester ‘01Marc & Martha Dunn Wharton ‘91Michael & Eileen Flynn Wieland ‘91Roni Kingsley & Rita Willett ‘73Bernard & Rose WilsonNick & Melanie Mead Wilwerding ‘01Terry & Susan Meier Wilwerding ‘70Andy & Katie Zach Witt ‘01Dave & Connie WolfgramPatrick & Molly Adams Woodman ‘97Ron & Regina WorthingtonTed & Colleen Haller Wuebben ‘71Tom & Judy Kane Wyne ‘69Philip & Amy Hollenbeck Young ‘84Maury & Pat ZachJeremy & Beth Weist Zeigler ‘9342

St. Therese of LisieuxPatron of the missions Feast Day: October 1up to $99With fierce determination and faith, St. Therese of Lisieux soughtpermission from the Holy Father himself to enter the CarmeliteConvent at the unusually young age of 15. Saint Therese was raised inan atmosphere of faith, where every virtue and aspiration was carefullynurtured and developed. This resulted in St. Therese becoming aPatroness of Missionaries; she also initiated “the little way” – doingsimple but powerful things for the love of God.Supporting Marian at this level shows that what may be perceived as asimple and small gift can, in reality, make a powerful difference.3 MColleen Connor Abraham ‘59David Drzaic & Amy Adams ‘81Jim & Patricia Haney Adams ‘70Jim & Becky Zenk Adams ‘87Randy & Margie Fitzsimmons Adamsick ‘64Kevin and Stacie AdcockJames & Patricia AdlerBill & Terri AgnewJeff & Lori Thelen Ahlers ‘79Tim & Pattie McCormick Ahlgren ‘84Bill & Pat Chess Albrecht ‘66Janet Dworak Albrecht ‘82Joe & Katie Gradoville Alitz ‘81Bruce & Julie AllenDavid & Johnna Johns Allen ‘91Jeff & Anne AllenJudd & Erin Everroad Allen ‘87Dillon & Ann Fitzgibbons Allie ‘97Mike & Angela Mason Altamore ‘98Mary Otterson Ameln ‘66Steve & Connie Zender Ames ‘74Josh & Gina Filippi Amick ‘01Mike & Dina Harrison Amick ‘90Joe & Betty AndersenKristi Andersen ‘91Barbara Anderson ‘09Caroline Anderson ‘07Dan & Suzanne Vlasek Anderson ‘88Dave & Elizabeth AndersonJeff & Kelly Leahy Anderson ‘82Lauren Andreasen ‘05John & Julie Tarr Andresen ‘84Gary & Annlouise Thompson Anthone ‘77Darin & Colleen Cavanaugh Anthony ‘92Kenny & Tracy Hajenga Anzalone ‘76John ArkfeldDavid & Jennifer Sievers Arnold ‘83John & Kathy Stratman Asmus ‘71Steve & Sharyl Harr Baca ‘87Trish Carmody Baggenstoss ‘66Nicole Baier ‘08Scott & Barb Bystrek Bailey ‘82John & Vicki Borland Baines ‘72Hank & Andrea Burns Barkley ‘82Liz Barnard ‘02Dennis & Louise BarrFrank & Ruth Ann BarrettJohn & Mary Bowley Barry ‘67Lauren Barry ‘08Emily Bartlett ‘05Rudy & Jean Coyle Bartman ‘74Robert & Keri BassettPaul & Joan Miller Bauer ‘84Emily Bauman ‘99Jake & Amy Schumacher Bauman ‘92Stephen & Sue Gehringer Bauman ‘71Mike & Cindy BaumerDan & Dawn Asselin Baylor ‘80Michael & Luann Hughes Baylor ‘64Joseph & Laura BealKristen Beat ‘05MaryPat Beaufait ‘08Bill & Mindy BechazAndrew & Ally Grier Beck ‘04Shane and Michelle BeckBob & 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BolampertiPat & Merrily BolerKurt & Katie Kineen Bollish ‘85Kris Miller Bope ‘82Kathy Majorek Bordoley ‘65Mark & Chris McDonald Borngrebe ‘71Marijo Bosiljevac ‘02Thomas BosiljevacSteve & Theresa Welsh Bour ‘71Tess Bousema ‘08Becky BowdenElizabeth Bower ‘08Jim & Monica Harman Boyle ‘69Bob & Carol Corrigan Braig ‘66Dave & Kelly Decker Brakenhoff ‘84David & Cathe Tarsney Brandt ‘84Kate Branstetter ‘08Kelly BraultTim & Jan BraunCaitlin Brayfield ‘07Paul & Suzanne Gagne’ Bregman ‘64Dave & Mary Mueller Brennan ‘89David & Debbie Larson Breuer ‘74Shari Briganti ‘09Cathy Rosenthal Bril ‘88Alan & Suzanne Tvrdik Brinkman ‘77Stephen & Diane BrockyDiane Broderick ‘95Michael & Lynn Winquest Broderick ‘70Gary & Donna BroekemeierJim & Renee Woodling Broesch ‘86Barbara BrohmanJan Cuba Brooks ‘61Marty & Melanie BrouilletteSara Brouillette ‘07Gail Williams Brown ‘59Megan Brudney ‘07Joe & Patty Neary Brudney ‘75Dave & Pat BrueningThomas & Phyllis BrusnahanPhilip & Christina Higgins Buck ‘83George & Kathy Dunning Buckler ‘65Brooke Buda ‘07Brittney Buder-Rencher ‘09Christine Buechler ‘08Ashley Burcaw ‘07Kim & Ann BurgerMary Ann Burgett ‘69Christopher & Tracy Nansel Burk ‘90Jon & Elizabeth Houlihan Burke ‘99Bob & Carolyn BurnsMichael & Kathleen Kirk Burns ‘82Mary Jo Burns ‘76Evelyn BuschJeff & Katie Hanna Bush ‘92Rita BystrekDenny & Joanie McGowan Cahalan ‘72Dotti Mott Callahan ‘60David & Maggie Niedergeses Callon ‘92Lee & Pam CamenzindJess Cannon ‘09Laura Carmicheal ‘08Mark & Tammy John Carmicheal ‘75Lois CarmodySteve & Shondra Allen Carpenter ‘90James & Susan Majorek Carr ‘66Adam & Molly Rowen Carroll ‘89Frank & Diane Stanislav Carson ‘80Michael Reilly & Debra CarsonPatricia Rosenthal Carson ‘73Dan & Jennifer McGargill Carvalho ‘88Elizabeth Casey ‘09Joe & Nancy Kettering Casey ‘82Mary Kate Casey ‘08Kara Cavel ‘94Phil & Elizabeth Jahn Cerra ‘75Dan & Michelle Goaley Cheloha ‘82Blaine & Jennifer Feregrino Christen ‘96Mary Hanna Christensen ‘89Andrew & Jennifer Chrystal-Clark ‘91Harry & Maureen Sheil Churchill ‘81Matt & Sara Wade Churchill ‘95Cindi Porter Cisar ‘80Marc & Bonnie Connor Cizek ‘69Erin Clark ‘07Patrick & Deborah ClarkPhil ClarkMicaela Clarke ‘09Bill & Kathy Stratman Clavin ‘75Chris & Sandy Sempek Clemens ‘83Trisha Hudson Clifton ‘86Fred & Dodie CloningerJames & Jacqueline CloughJessica Clough ‘08David & Cindy Severin Cloyd ‘70Mary Lind Coddington ‘68Richard & Susan CoderChristopher & Jackie McHugh Cohn ‘80Beth Collins ‘96Kristin CollinsMike & Toni McCarthy Compton ‘86Jeff & Deb Hilger Coniglio ‘86Chris Arkwright Connor ‘66Edmond & Mary ConnorKathy Schuchart Conry ‘61Mark & Patty Hearity Constantino ‘72Tony & Lynn Schultz Cook ‘71Jerome & Vicki Opitz Coon ‘64Rob & Mechelle CoonPeggy Kent Coons ‘69Mike Stevens & Elaine Cooper ‘77Sam & Paula Daley Cooper ‘82Bill & Kassar Dowell Corcoran ‘64Brent & Catherine Reisbig Cordery ‘9743

44Carolyn Corn ‘07Mark & Mary Markel Costello ‘70Sarah Coulter ‘07Margaret CoyleDoug & Pam CrooksCSG Systems, Inc.Sean & Kortney Kaczmarek Cuddigan ‘01Liz Culhane ‘99John & Jean Patterson Cullen ‘77Logan & Karen Thalken Cummings ‘90Ed & Sue McBreen Cummins ‘66Bill & Julie CunninghamDeborah Bradshaw Cunningham ‘71Dennis & Ann Noonan Cunningham ‘75Tim & Barb Meier Cunningham ‘76James & Cheryl CushmanMandy Cyr ‘01Andrea D’Agostino ‘08Mike & Rita Owens Daeges ‘62Jaci Dai ‘07Mark & Lisa Shannon Daly ‘82Elise Danielson ‘07John & Jean DanielsonAlyson Dare ‘03David & Beth Mahoney Davis ‘93Neal & Jeri Pantano Davis ‘72Kathy Morrison DeBoer ‘82Sr. Sarah Deeby, OSMMichele Gamache Deering ‘71Nicholas & Teresa Virgillito DeGeorge ‘92Willem & Jackie Dvorak DeGroot ‘84Rich & Marguerite DelaneyAndrea Delisi ‘05Jerry & Jeanne Ahern Dempsey ‘75Pat & Michelle Simon Dempsey ‘91Don DendingerJack & Mary Lou DennisSteven & Kristine DennisDennis & Rita Laughlin Dervin ‘61Sr. Marianna DeSimone, OSMAdam Butler & Theresa Dethlefs ‘79Donald Dyke & Colleen Devaney ‘79Kenneth & Monica Moore DeWitt ‘62Leo & Amber Scardina DeWitt ‘91Kenneth & Mary Boscardin Dietz ‘67Nick & Meghann Longo Dietz ‘98Matthew & Paula Swartz Dietzler ‘87Caitlyn Diimig ‘09Kipp & Jenny Murcek Dimig ‘89Charles & Stephanie Benish Doane ‘80Missy Dodendorf ‘07Theresa Dolan ‘80Thomas & Jeri King Dollison ‘93Leslie Donley ‘78Mark & Joann DornerKathryn DoughertyDavid & Mary Beth Langer Dover ‘73Wayne & Eilene DownieJim & Laura Markworth Downing ‘88Dan & Michaela Wuebben Doyle ‘00Sr. Mary Ellen Doyle, OSMGedeminas & Donna DrazdysRobert & Diane Lonowski Dreis ‘75Chris & Mary Fennell Drosen ‘91Amy Drozda ‘00Mary Lou DubbeldePatrick & Susie DuganMike & Ginny Hahn Dulik ‘67David DunawayColleen Lenaghan Duncan ‘00Jonathon & Missy Moriarty Duncan ‘91Merle & Joann Rossbach Dunham ‘70Todd & Amy Miller Dunham ‘86Neal & Ann Connor Dunning ‘71Christopher & Leslie David Duskin ‘95Andy & Beth DyeDavid & Susie Martin Dyer ‘79Tim & Angie Mancuso Earl ‘92Chris & Shari Battaglia Eastman ‘82Kathleen Eastman ‘66Rick & Nancy Walter Eastman ‘69Bob EatonJohn & Catherine Croker Eben ‘82Brent & Mary Desmond Eddings ‘64Christy EdrisJeff & Jamie EfawTerry & Margy Ehlers Egan ‘77Lewis & Teresa Langan Eirinberg ‘81Ivan & Dianna Roach Elias ‘85Tom & Suzy Dalton Elkins ‘86Beth Elliott ‘95David & Delynn Sempek Ellis ‘82Kelsey Elman ‘07Charles & Gayle Petrich Ely ‘69Michael & Jean Nielson English ‘75Michael & Lori Sova Ennis ‘78Jane Erickson ‘08Robert & Mary Jo Honke Erwin ‘81Denny & Kathy Good Esch ‘67Stephanie Eulie ‘07Theresa Ewin ‘08Lisa Eyberg ‘02Rich & Rose Zarbano Eyberg ‘72Pat & Colleen Bohan Fahey ‘70Larry & Jeannine Aron Faust ‘87Julie FayMichael FayBecky Fedorko ‘09Caity Fee ‘09Molly Feichtinger ‘08Julie Feldman ‘08Bill & Molly Doyle Fell ‘78Katie Fell ‘09Tracy Fendrick ‘01Duane & Jane Kineen Fenner ‘87Liz Sheil Fenner ‘85Andy & Brigid Healey Fenoglio ‘86David & Susan FeregrinoDenise Gartlan Fergusson ‘67Justin & Britteny Morrow 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Debbie Gard Hansen ‘79Emily Harding ‘09Craig & Kirche Keeler Harman ‘90Jenny Heck Harrahill ‘90Jennifer Pabian Harris ‘95Kelly & Kim Penry Harrison ‘84Tom & Sheila Hatcher Hart ‘83Rachel Hartman ‘08Daniel & Eileen Lynam Hartnett ‘74Kiah Haslett ‘07Steve & Lisa Asuncion Hassenstab ‘92Kevin & Julie Toth Hatcher ‘88Larry & Mary Kay Stratman Hautzinger ‘68Roy & Kathy Gleason Hay ‘70Jonathan & Gina Vacanti Hayes ‘92Kenneth & Margaret Houston Hayford ‘65Scott & Sally Thiel Heasty ‘92Joanne Hendrix Heavey ‘71Edward & Mary Gliva Heavican ‘65Cassie Burke Heim ‘64Dan & Belinda HeimannDave & Eileen Fitzsimmons Heitman ‘73Morgan & Erin Grace Helton ‘91Hank & Coby HendrixWilliam & Mary HenneyKirk & Jenny Hopp Henningsen ‘93Paul & Katie Shea Herek ‘92Hugh & Brenda Kusek Hermanek ‘93Katie Hermanek ‘01Mike & Jean Goltl Hern ‘90Roslyn Hershiser ‘08Bradley & Kimberly Ishmiel Hess ‘82Sr. Linda Hess, OSM ‘68Holly Hibbard ‘08Kevin & Susan Orf Hicks ‘89Abby Hildreth ‘07Jeff & Jean HildrethHank & Shareene Dougherty Hilger ‘59Edward & Colleen Hautzinger Hobbs ‘93Ann Hoch ‘66Juliann Hoefer ‘84Steve & Mary Elizabeth CunninghamHoff ‘87Jack & Rita Szablowski Hoffman ‘66Erik & Amee Onken Hoiekvam ‘86Kelsey Holland ‘08Mike & Maggie Beitenman Holloway ‘84Timothy & Mary Beth SchlautmanHomburg ‘89Caitlin Hopkins ‘07Richard & Jeanne Weiss Hopkins ‘78Bruce & Sharon HoracekMark & Mary Placek Horrum ‘81Sr. Joan Houtekier, OSMRob & Mary O’Donnell Hove ‘69Patrick & Jane McCormick Hoyt ‘83Grant & Sharon HrabovskyAndy & Julianna Hartzell Hrasky ‘90Kristy Huber ‘07Rollie & Kim Miller Hubner ‘88Lisa Huelskamp ‘82Sarah Huelskamp ‘08Elizabeth Huerter ‘07David & Debbie Hering Hughes ‘69John & Chrisi Callahan Hughes ‘84

Melissa Mead Hull ‘94Richard HungerfordTom & Bernadette Garvey Hupp ‘77Tennille HutchersonElizabeth Hutfless ‘08Richard HutflessEllen Chartrand Hutteger ‘95Kevin & Jackie HytrekTodd & Amy Marcil Igel ‘78Greg & Ellen Hollander Jackson ‘75Nate & Lisa Harrison Jackson ‘86Jeff & Lisa O’Leary Jacobs ‘82Andrew & Chris Mainelli Jacobsen ‘83Lindy Rudloff Jacobsen ‘73Liz Jacobsen ‘00Kathy JanataDean & Julie Walklin Jansen ‘72Barry & Paula Peters-Javadzadeh ‘79Benard & Mary JayasuriyaMica Racine & Jane Jeffries ‘92Joel & Jan Kill Jelkin ‘76Mike & Marge JenkinsMatt & Erika Jessen Jennings ‘93Amy Jewell ‘09Ryan & Sara Koob Jochim ‘91Steve & Jackie JohanekKenneth & Mary Peters Johansen ‘71Ashley Johnson ‘07Brad & Terese Gehringer Johnson ‘69Dan & Rachel Proskovec Johnson ‘98David & Deb JohnsonEmily Johnson ‘08Julie Nebbia Johnson ‘74Larry & Maggie Thorburn Johnson ‘69Elise Jones ‘07Jason & Diane Rossbach Jones ‘02Kristin Jones ‘09Scott & Abby Klusmire Jordan ‘96Hayley Jurgensen ‘07Robert & Susan JuzaEugene & Barbara Ryan Kabes ‘70Tim & Chris Tourek Kaiser ‘76Betty KalhornJerry & Amy Gradoville Kalina ‘86John & Anne Weist Kalkowski ‘89Bruce & Nina KampeGlen & Renee KampschneiderLeah Kampschneider ‘08Jeffrey & Julie Puhl Karloff ‘81Richard & Jill Rinschen Karre ‘63Emily Kathrein ‘08Joe & Lynn KathreinMark & Kim Ladd Keating ‘89Pat & Jill Degan Keating ‘88Dave & Marilyn KellerDavid & Sheila KellerJeff & Barb Benak Kelley ‘80Jason & Missy Sauser Kelley ‘93Mike & Jeanne Kellogg Kelly ‘89Thomas & Eileen Stratman Kelly ‘82Rosemary Kelly ‘09Claire Kenkel ‘01Dorothy KennedyTravis & Anne Haller Kennedy ‘75Dan & Teresa Hargis Kenney ‘93Leo & Laura Daly Kenney ‘77Julie Kennison ‘07Stephen & Mary KennyRuss & Janet KeplingerAmy Kern ‘88Rick & Diana KesslerLauren Kestel ‘08Patricia Vogt Kidd ‘69Michael & Jean Weisbecker Kieffer ‘76Elizabeth Kieny ‘88Dale & Melinda KildowMary Ann Kill ‘82Rebecca KillianKen & Pam Ryberg Kilzer ‘85Cassie Kimbrough ‘07Sam & Sue KingNed Hedrick & Watona KingJohn & Jennifer Maxwell Kinney ‘85Jason & Theresa Pedersen Kinnison ‘96David & Kari Mosser Kirchhoefer ‘88Joseph & Wendy Therkildsen Kirk ‘87Anna Kirshenbaum ‘09Elizabeth KishGary & Marcia Wolf Klann ‘69Scott & Teri McKeone Klavins ‘82David & Kathleen Rau Klein ‘76Maureen Zukas Kleymann ‘92Doug & Diana Galvin Kline ‘84Bill & Anne Schall Klug ‘83Craig & Kathy KnickrehmElaina Knowles ‘08James & Rjean KnowlesCraig & Lori Clayton Kochen ‘70Kristyn Kocsis ‘09Dick & Deb KoestersMark KoestersSarah Koesters ‘01Theresa KohanekTim & Debi KohlmeyerEllen Jesse Konecky ‘87Faye Koperski ‘09Stephen & Lynn Schroeder Koperski ‘79Thomas & Pat KopfleCourtni Kopietz ‘07Douglas & Bev Senske Kopp ‘66Dawn Kozak ‘77Jillian Kozel ‘08Lisa Easley Krajeski ‘01Joe & Helen KrajicekMark & Patricia McGovern Krajicek ‘79Bill & Kathy Stewart Kramer ‘68Paul & Miki Dolan Kramper ‘93Katy Krebs ‘02Phil & Teri Brady Krohn ‘86Michael & Terri O’Donnell Kruse ‘70Mark & Diane Finney Kueny ‘76Douglas & Mary Kay Cannon Kuiper ‘64Kelly Kunkel ‘08Thomas & Geri KunkelDaniel & Julie Wangler LaBerge ‘02Laura Lagana ‘91Erin LaHood ‘08Jacqueline Laird ‘07Patricia LaMalfa ‘66Mike & Eileen Welch Lamer ‘80Edward & Cleo Murphy Lamoureux ‘68Katie Landen ‘09Marie LandyDouglas & Judy LaneAllison Lang ‘08John Hazuka & Andrea Lang ‘82Mary Lang ‘03Gene & Nancy Sus Langenfeld ‘79Holly Lanoha ‘07Mark & Amanda Vescio Lapuzza ‘97Tom & Donna Ross LaPuzza ‘64Andrew & Katie Shillito Larson ‘98John & Maureen Gaebel Larson ‘69Mike & Beth LarsonTricia Hansen Larson ‘82Matt & Peggy Holtz Lathrop ‘84Becky LatkaLisa LatkaJeff & Kathy Whaley Laudon ‘72Ronald Green & Kathy Laughlin ‘65Bridget Lavin ‘07Megan Leahy ‘06Sue Leavitt ‘71John Svehla & Kristen Lebeda-Svehla ‘98Daniel & Patty Rustand Lee ‘75John & Karen Trumble Leiferman ‘76Colleen LeiseKylie Lemkau ‘08Paul & Cynthia Walsh - Lemle ‘89John & Lisa Stenner Lenhart ‘85Gene & Mary Jo LenhartJohn & Kay LenihanRita Waskel Lickei ‘59Stan & Deb Murray Lierz ‘80Kyle & Kacie LindemanJennifer Lindsey ‘08David & Orfa LinkLavern & Patricia Bates Logeman ‘59Katelyn Lohaus ‘08Gina Lombardo ‘70Mark & Monica Forman London ‘86Sean & Julie Wyatt Love ‘97Mike & Bridget Griffin Loveland ‘70Bruce & Lesley Merrick Lowe ‘90Marc & Mary Cosgrove Lowe ‘77Emily Lowndes ‘08Kathleen McGill Lowry ‘69Lauren Lubeck ‘08Cheryl Classen Lucas ‘70Jayson & Michaela Flynn Lucas ‘91Craig & Mary Lutz-Priefert ‘80Sr. Terese Lux, OSMScott & Sara Dickel Maaske ‘95Anne Macaitis ‘92Stan & Marge MacaitisGary & Joan Huelskamp Maciejny ‘80Gretchen Mack ‘66Phillip & Marilyn Circo Mack ‘61Mark & Andrea MackeScott & Terri Hearity MacNaughton ‘80Daniel & Joyce MaddoxBob & Michelle Blum Madison ‘88Adie Magistro ‘09Mike & Sue Bellus Magnuson ‘76Steve & Kim Markworth Maguire ‘90Rob & Mary Ryan Maher ‘86Stephen & Maggie Troia Maher ‘70Caitlin Mahoney ‘08Pat & Sheila Murphy Mahoney ‘74Thomas & Paula MailanderSara Majorek ‘08Alex & Sue Piotrowski Malesa ‘66Stephen & Nikki Schanne Maloney ‘88Liz Mandel ‘09Megan Mandel ‘08Tony & Heather Romero Manganaro ‘85Talia Mangiameli ‘05Sam & Lucy MarascoSamantha Marchese ‘09Bill & Claire MariucciClyde & Connie Wallace Marker ‘77John & Kathryn McVaney Martin ‘86Larry & Jan Bendon Martin ‘92Michelle Gartner Martin ‘82Timothy MartinTony & Patricia O’Neill Martinez ‘73Kevin & Karen Pazderka Marx ‘83Melvin & Patricia MasekJerry & Mary Ann MasonMichael & Sharon Wickert Massara ‘65Katie Matejka ‘09Adam & Mary Ricketts Matthews ‘01Dave & Mary Weishapl Mausbach ‘75Dennis Dwyer & Sharon Maust ‘63Russell & Shirley MaxwellMatt & Kathryn Hargis Mayer ‘95Paul & Kim Weinacht Mayes ‘92Rosemary MaynardWilliam & Mary McAndrewsRichard & Cathy Borghoff McAuliffe ‘70Patrick & Mary Pat Cooney McBride ‘75John & Marianne McGowanMcCandless ‘68Molly McCandless ‘08Paul & Margie Bier McCandless ‘66Dan & Kelly Coffman McCann ‘91Dennis & Joni McCannBrian & Sue Foster McCarthy ‘80Kate McCarthy ‘04Michaela McCarthy ‘09Patrick & Maggie McCarthyDenis & Theresa McCarvilleEmily McCarville ‘09Joe & Theresa McCaslinMichael & Mary McCawleyMaggie McClure ‘09Mark & Connie McClureJennifer McConnell ‘08Carl & Patricia McCormickVince & Willa McCormickSean & Rachel Anderson McCue ‘07Roger & Kathy McCulloughCraig & Catherine Ebel McDermott ‘77Margene McDermottDean & Kathy Patterson McDonald ‘73Charles & Roberta McEvoyHarry & Josephine McFaddenMaureen McGargill ‘90Kevin & Cheryl McGillKathy McGinnis ‘91Robert & Catherine McGowanTim & Diana Murcek McGrath ‘82Dan & Amy Horacek McKeighan ‘84Bill & Ann McKennaAmanda McLeay ‘08John & Amy Sibbernsen McLeay ‘00John & Nene Ehlers McManus ‘76Jason & Anne Ellis McMeen ‘89Erin McMorrow ‘07Gregg & Rita Callahan McMullen ‘89Lee & Priscilla McNamaraPeter & Maureen Kirby McNamara ‘80Linda Barta McNeil ‘72Timothy & Laurie McNeilBill & Jacqueline McNicholsTed & Karla McPeakeBridget McQuillan ‘09Brittany McVey ‘08Sharon Kalin McWhite ‘66Steve & Deborah Giddings Megel ‘72Dave & Mary Nielsen Meier ‘77Kurt Kopp & Janet Melchior-Kopp ‘81Joe & Cindy Peterson Menard ‘69Michael & Rozlyn Kmiecik Merrick ‘90Mick & Melissa Infield Messina ‘92Mike & Joann MeyerJames & Beth Roach Meyers ‘04Creighton & Kathy Daley Micek ‘71Ginny Micke ‘69Harvey & Mary Sue Hoefer Miles ‘75Lawrence & Rene Gannon Militti ‘77David & Barbara Weber Millar ‘90Deborah MillerMary MillerSr. Peggy Miller, OSM ‘65Shawn & Maureen Henely Miller ‘84Marissa Milone ‘09Peggy Glaser Miltner ‘66Matthew & Julie MisekJeff & Rachel Jank Misiolek ‘98Russ & Carol Hoody Misner ‘67Emily Mitchell ‘09Nick & Laura MizaurPaige Moberg ‘0845

46Darrell & Mary MohrJim & Mary Schenkelberg Mollner ‘75Tracy Mollner ‘98Maureen Monahan ‘88John & Suzanne Benak Monno ‘73Todd & Joanne Hoefer Monson ‘64Tom & Sarah Merwald Monteith ‘79John & Maryann Pflepsen Montgomery ‘65Melissa Monzu ‘90Kevin MoranRobert & Karen MoranP. 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The check represents a four-year, $50 pergraduate pledge to Marian’s annual giving program, The Marian Fund.In 2007, Marian’s Advancement Program began meeting withthe senior class to discuss women in philanthropy and theimportance of financially supporting organizations that they careabout and that they want to see advance in their mission andvision. The program, called the Senior Gift Pledge, is designed toencourage and inspire graduating seniors to continue sharingtheir resources with Marian. Because more than half of Marianstudents graduate with help from tuition assistance, the SeniorGift Pledge is a way for students to say thank you and directlyimpact their peers, schoolmates and future Marian girls.The first class to participate, the Class of 2007, took this lessonto heart and collected four-year, $50 pledges--$5 the first year ofcollege, $10 the second, $15 the third and $20 the fourth--frommore than 83% of its members. This Senior Gift Pledge has nowbecome a tradition.Although contributing to the Senior Gift is optional for everystudent, the Class of 2010 had a 93% participation rate, thehighest class donation ever received.47

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FrankmanBill FrankmanLarry & Carolyn FrankmanTom & Elizabeth FrankmanBill & Anne FrankmanDouglas & Mary FreyJim & Mikki FrostGlen & Marianne FurlowDonald & Cathy Firmature Furlow ‘79Edward & Ann FuxaJack & Joyce GibbsCarla Gibbs ‘11Al & Kelly GouldVicky GrandyPat & Michele Hogan Greenwood ‘71Alan & Sandra McDermott Hagemann ‘85Gerald HaneyGary & Anne HargisJohn and Michael HargisGregory HarrRick & Shauna Neary Hautzinger ‘77Steve & Mary Pat Arkwright Heck ‘70John HinesColin & Allison HoganJared & Kim HollingerGeorge & Karen HollingerJack & Pat HoskingDorothy HubbardJerry & Rebecca JacobiCraig & Grace JohnsonRich & Kathleen KalalChris & Marsha KalkowskiSteven & Tina KaneKevin & Lori KeatingJohn KebleshAnthony KellerMichael & Lisa Salerno Kelly ‘74Lucille KellyThomas KerinsThomas & Pat KopfleJim & Kris KrumlandEugene & Connie Heenan Kudlacek ‘60Steve & Carol LaHoodKevin & Terrie LarkowskiMark & Ann LavinJohn & Karen Trumble Leiferman ‘76Joe & Kacey LempkaFrank & Arlene LeonardLoretta Cady LeVasseur ‘62Susan LidolphBill & Judy LightellDenny & Sheila LinnSue LogeJohn & Mary LongoLink & DeAna LuffCathy LyonsJohn & Dianne Gibbs Mackey ‘74Tim & Michele MalaneyJeannie Sterba Mann ‘79Gordon & Carol MarondeMatt & Kathryn Hargis Mayer ‘95Mark & Connie McClureBernard & Jaye McCoyMike & Gina McDevittTom & Suzanne McDonaldPatrick & Renee Weaver McGill ‘86Tim & Joan Johnson McGill ‘77David & Ann McHughMcKay Landscape LightingMike & Judi Langan Messina ‘60Paul & Michele MichaelMid City BankJim & Maureen Neary Miller ‘70Dean & Carol MitchellJeff & Beth Lauer Moberg ‘80Maura Burns Monaghan ‘83Ronald & Kathy Leonovicz Morris ‘60Michelle MorrisonArch & Suzie MrkvickaDan & Mary Ann MulhallJoyce MurrayR. J. & Liz NearyThomas NearyNancy Neary ‘70Ellen NearyDean & Linda NelsonMike O’BrienJoan O’Brien ‘77Steve & Karen Monahan O’Connor ‘75Tom & Dawn O’BrienPam PaneAndrew PeaseFran PeckGary & Charlotte PeckLarry & Kwang PeissigMary PhelpsNicole Plowman ‘90Linda PottsSteven & Connie PovichKim PrestonDirk & Anne RaderstorfMark RaderstorfScott RaderstorfRex & Sherri RaderstorfRoss RaderstorfJerry & Carol RaderstorfKim RaderstorfRita RamosRobert & Gayle RasmussenJeff & Mari Reeder Rensch ‘80Robert & Shari Andersen Reynolds ‘83Debi ReynoldsJoann ReynoldsDana RogersCynthia RomanoMichael & Carole Franco Rose ‘60Robert & Mary Jane RossiterErin Rossiter ‘08Bob & MaryBeth RossiterBill & Susan RossiterJim & Katherine RossiterGreg SamuelsonJay & Gina SamuelsonBarry & Sue Gibbs Scheinost ‘75John & Mary Hendrix Schuele ‘82Thomas & Kathryn SchulteSteve & Linda SchulteMichael & Patricia SchultzJoanne Post Shaw ‘60Alan & Amy SiemekDavid & Susan SimonsKiely SindilarMark & Sue Greene Smith ‘71Lori SpanbauerJeff & Colleen Pulte Starman ‘83Dennis & Barbara Hermanek Steffen ‘60Peter SteppJohn & Lori StrohmanDenis & Joan SullivanDaniel & Jenny Dugan Taute ‘83Aldo & Liz TesiKathy Bast Tocco ‘61Matt & Tracy TondlMark & Ursula TreinenKathy Metz Trenolone ‘60Dennis & Erin TwomeyMark & Catherine UggeriDavid & Debbie Hoch Walker ‘70Ervin & Kathy Spitsen Waters ‘60Steven & Audrey WegehauptDon Hempel & Joanne Weidler-Hempel ‘60Ed & Lynette WiegerJennifer WilkinsDoug & Elaine Wilwerding50

Larry WolfeRandy WolodkewitschS.J. WolpaJohn & Jenni WoodwardBill & Anita Peters Worth ‘60Terry & Mary Sova Zach ‘76Patti ZukaitisIn-Kind DonationsJames & Patricia AdlerMike & Angela Mason Altamore ‘98Mike & Mary Mayberger Ambrose ‘78Gary & Mary Ellen Christ Anderson ‘79AOI CorporationBradley’s Fine PortraitsCorpuz Family DentistryMary Lynn Coyle ‘66Cupcake IslandMichael & Kathy Grier David ‘68Ed and Jenny DudleyElman & Co.Bill & Diane ErvinErvin Photography (Bob Ervin)Financial BrokerageFraser Stryker, PC LLOHallmark Creations - LakesideRaleigh & Nathalie HathawayElizabeth KishMama’s Pizza – Saddle CreekMangia ItalianaMaplewood LanesMike & Carolina MapesJohn McCarthy & Roalene RedlandMcCarthyMSM PrintingBruce & Debbie NelsenParadise Bakery & CafePatricia CateringJill RizzoScott Travel ProductsSecurities AmericaSilverstone Group, Inc.SuperSaverLee & Robyn TerryU.S. BankUS CellularMatching GiftsAmerican Century InvestmentsAmerican Express FoundationAnheuser-Busch FoundationBank of America Matching Gifts ProgramBank of the West Employee Giving ProgramBlueCross/BlueShield of NebraskaCSG Systems, Inc.Dow Jones & Co.DST Systems, Inc.EOG Resources, Inc.Exelon CorporationFirst Data FoundationGMAC Financial ServicesKellogg’s Corporate Citizenship FundMedtronic FoundationMerck Partnership for GivingMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramMSI Systems IntegratorsMutual of Omaha Matching Gifts ProgramPfizer FoundationPitneyBowesQualcommSaint-Gobain Corporation FoundationTransCanadaU.S. Bancorp FoundationUnion Pacific CorporationThe Wachovia FoundationWaitt MediaWells Fargo Educational Matching GiftProgramAnonymousDarwin & Jeanne Watland Brown ‘78Joe & Patty Neary Brudney ‘75Douglas & Teresa Lynch Cafferty ‘75Joe & Mary CarterJoseph & Becki Clark Carter ‘86Steve & Susan Wilwerding Criss ‘76Bruce DartMark & Michelle Procopio Delisi ‘74Joe & Michelle McCarthy Dupuy ‘76John & Terri Dundis Ellis ‘76Paul & Mary Guerin Foote ‘74Paul & Joan GradovilleAndy & Michelle GradovilleJerry GradovilleJoe & Mary Pritchard Grant ‘78Phyl HallerJoanne Herron ‘73Pat Kennison & Mary Higgins ‘69Greg & Ellen Hollander Jackson ‘75Lindy Rudloff Jacobsen ‘73Bill & Kathy Zender Jurgensen ‘75Jeannine KeanGreg & Jean Cimpl Knox ‘75Timothy Crowley & Celann LaGreca ‘75Jim & Cindy Rudloff Lebeda ‘72Jim & Jan Keyser Lucas ‘76Cyndi McCulloughMichael & Carol Farha McGlade ‘76Dennis & Kari Rudloff Meisenbach ‘83Geri Hewitt Michelic ‘74John & Colleen NearyNancy Neary ‘70Gifford & Deisy NicholsonSteve & Karen Monahan O’Connor ‘75Patty O’Neill ‘76Jay & Katie Griffin Paist ‘75Keith & Sherri Rudloff Petersen ‘81Jim & Jeri Deras Regan ‘72John RobishGeri Rudloff ‘79Barry & Sue Gibbs Scheinost ‘75Gary & Kim Rudloff Shillito ‘75Scott & Ann SibbernsenSharon Slattery ‘75Dan George & Cassie Strom ‘74Bob & Terri StrubleNancy TeplyMargaret ThurberDave & Michaela Naylon Tolo ‘75Bernie & Kathy TompkinsPat Hess Travis ‘64Julie Uryasz ‘76Christopher & Kathy GradovilleWheeler ‘74Jo Marie WilliamsDoug & Elaine WilwerdingMary Wuebben ‘02Terry & Mary Sova Zach ‘76The Marian Society honors those whowish to guarantee that Marian’s vitaland powerful mission will continuethrough carefully planned estate ordeferred gifts.Lisa Anderson ‘84Tal & Mary Joy Anderson*Anonymous*Alice Birkel*Kevin & Lauri BousemaBrad & Shannan Neppl Brommer ‘81*Richard BurbachMsgr. James Cain*Dick & Mary Jo CoffeyThomas Kildee & Mary Lynn Coyle ‘66*Jenny Cyr*John A. Edney*Larry Huismann & Cheryll Galvin ‘73*Jim & Anne GreischWilliam Harvey Family Trust*Jim & Mary Strom Hawkins ‘69*Dottie HigginsPat Kennison & Mary Higgins ‘69Mike & Cathy Cavel Hinrichs ‘69*Ways to GiveBette Naughton Kathol ‘81Elizabeth Kish*Dan & Kathy Kassmeier Lanphier ‘81Tom & Nancy Lund*Robert Matt*Susan Maxwell ‘84Tom & Mary Kay Wingender McCarthy ‘75*Michael & Mary McCawley*Alex & Kathy McPherson*Sue Lindsey Mickey ‘69Dennis & Ellin MurphyBill NolanBill & Jean O’Connor*Jim & Jeri Deras Regan ‘72*James & Kathy Say*Jim & Terry Scholten*Kathy Bast Tocco ‘61Mark & Trish WeberJames & Mary Ann Williams*Doug & Elaine Wilwerding*charter membersGifts in Kind are welcomed. They include non-cash giftssuch as computers, microwaves and professional services. Thefair market value of these important gifts can be deducted forincome tax purposes.Cash. Most of the gifts received by Marian High School are inthe form of cash or check which provides you with immediatetax savings through deductions.Appreciated Securities. Stocks and bonds that haveappreciated in value and have been held for more than oneyear may be given to Marian High School. You will receivea charitable deduction for the full fair market value of thesecurities on the date of the gift. Further, you avoid payingtaxes on the appreciation.Charitable Gift Annuities. Create a gift annuity that will allowyou to support Marian while providing income for retirementwith significant tax advantages.Charitable Remainder Trusts. Convert appreciated propertyto a lifetime stream of income for you and your loved ones andbenefit Marian.Special thank you to all who assisted in producing this publication: Bob Ervin,photographer; Shannon Sokolik, designer; and Mark Elman and Elman & Company.Girls shown on front cover (top to bottom, left to right) - Savannah Farrens ‘13, AlexJohnson ‘13, Kayla Celello ‘13, Alayna Stokes ‘13, Peyton Horacek ‘13, Katherine Nelsen‘13, Carolyn Wolfe ‘12, Teresa Kennelly ‘13, Hannah Goracke ‘12, Claire Sonderman‘13, Grace Dickerson ‘12, Rachael Kreski ‘12. Student pictured on back cover: RachaelKreski ‘12.51

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