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S O M E O F W H A T ’ S I N S I D E FALL 2010 

SUMMER 2009 

Pg. 8-9 – Wish You Were Here...Greece 

On June 26th, six students embarked for Athens, Greece to 

attend a conference on Kinesiology and Exercise Sciences. 

Pg. 14-15 – Pumas to Remember from a Forgotten Town 

Chantel ’11 and Sadé ’10 Johnson overcame the hardships 

of life in Hopkins Park, Ill. 

Pg. 18 – Two Track Members Become All-Americans 

Kaleb Thompson ’12 and Alexis DeJean ’11 are the 17th and 

18th members to achieve All-American status under head 

coach Bill Massoels ’89. 

Pg. 19 – Baseball Honored with All-Region Selections 

In May, Sean Estand ’12 and Eric Panick ’12 were 

honored with All-Region selections. 

Pg. 20-21 – Honor Classes 

Alumni who graduated in a year ending with a “0” or “5” 

celebrated their Honor Class Reunion during Homecoming 2010. 

Pg. 22-56 – Honor Roll of Donors 

We recognize and thank all those who contributed to Saint 

Joseph’s College during the 2009-2010 fiscal year. 

Pg. 31-34 – Homecoming 2010 Photos 

Homecoming was celebrated October 8-10, 2010. 

On the cover: Krishanna Marie Baker ’12 

Photo credits: Allyson Lyon ’13, Jean Witherington, Fr. Tim McFarland, C.PP.S. ’78 

Fall 2010, Volume 68, Number 3 

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Alumni Association 

Board of Directors 

Officers 

Louis Offer ‘69 

President 

Kara Costa Meyer ‘93 

VP for Alumni Relations 

Georgia Nagel McKim ‘89 

VP for Campus Relations 

Kris Costa Sakelaris ‘82 

VP for Academics, Recruitment 

and Placement 

Mike Bauman ‘79 

VP for Administration 

Kendra Illingworth ’93 

Executive Director 

Directors 

Edward Balas ‘96 

Derek Dabrowiak ‘01 

James Deegan ‘59 

Edward Feicht ‘71 

Jamie Portal Guardi ‘99 

Ed Habrowski ‘71 

Blaire Henley ‘02 

Joe Janusonis ‘95 

Beth Jerzyk ‘02 

Jackie Leonard-Tackett ‘95 

Stephen Ligda ‘62 

George Liggett ‘80 

Kelli Costa Lucito ‘90 

Stephen Maillet ‘95 

Donna Zimmerman Moran ‘73 

James Smalley, MD ‘71 

Brian Studebaker ‘92 

Julie Suhr ‘89 

Michael Vallone ‘60 

Reconciliation Charity 

A Fireside Chat Justice 

Peace Truth 

What are the highlights of the 

past year? 

This has been a great year for 

us; we have seen some major 

accomplishments. Due to the hard 

work of our Admissions Office and 

the framework they have put in place, 

our freshman enrollment is up by 4%, 

and freshman to sophomore year 

retention increased 12%. The fruits 

of our labors have shown in the 

President Dennis Riegelnegg 

recognition of our value. We made it 

to number nine in US News & World 

Report’s Top 10 “Best Value” Midwestern College. For the seventh straight year in a row, 

we made the Top 25 in the Princeton Review’s “Best Regional Colleges.” They chose us 

mainly for our excellent academic programs, which is a testament to the quality of our 

students and faculty. We received a $10 million dollar anonymous gift to be paid over a 

period of 10 years, and also the Waugh gift, which is farmland with a $40 million dollar 

value. Looking ahead, the new edition of the Strategic Plan will be a springboard to the 

future, capitalizing on all the good things that have happened in this fiscal year. 

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Now that we’ve received the $40 million dollar 

Waugh gift, are we well positioned for the future? 

Like those students and graduates of SJC profiled in 

this issue of Contact, we have overcome hardships 

and have bridged the gap between adversity and 

a strong foundation. We are now well positioned 

to weather the economy in a way that some other 

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institutions have not been fortunate enough to do. 

We have turned a corner, but this is not the end 

of fundraising. Focusing on what’s central to our 

mission, we have allocated the income generated 

from the Waugh gift to invest in student scholarships 

and need-based aid. However, we also have many 

other competing demands. We cannot relax in pursuit of fundraising and support if 

we want to build upon our foundation to provide 

services, resources, and activities that will help our 

students to achieve. 

How do we express the value of the academic 

quality that our College offers? 

As I mentioned in my first interview with Contact, 

we must spread the message of value. One of our 

biggest challenges is getting the word out about who 

we are and what we do, and why someone would 

want to be a part of it. But now the question is – how 

do we get the word out? Saint Joseph’s College was 

recently named a Top 10 “Best Value” Midwestern 

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College. You can only get so far with rankings. We must think about how we make 

this value meaningful to people—for prospective students, current students, and 

for parents. One of our most acute challenges is describing what happens in Core. 

Given the competitive advantage that Core provides our students, it is critical that we 

communicate its value. The question of how needs to be posed to everyone involved 

with the institution with the understanding that we establish an ongoing dialogue. 

We seek a collective response, because the expression of our academic quality lives 

most meaningfully within the experiences of those who have been educated through 

Core. Each individual provides a different expression of Core, and like a stained glass 

window, the mosaic is what we want people to see. This is what will distinguish us 

from other small, private, liberal arts colleges. 

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What can we expect from the Strategic Plan? 

The Strategic Plan is the next step in enacting our vision for the institution. It was 

reviewed by the Board of Trustees in October. We have goals that include enrollment, 

retention, academics, student life, and outreach. One of the most important goals is 

to increase enrollment. We also want to improve things for current students so that 

they’re satisfied with their educational experience. Students are why we exist. A major 

goal in the area of academics is to prepare for and gain Higher Learning Commission reaccreditation for 10 years. In 

February 2012, the HLC of the North Central Association will evaluate SJC for reaffirmation of the College’s accreditation. 

The HLC review will ask if we are doing what our mission says we exist to do. They will want evidence that there is an 

understanding of the mission on campus and that support for the mission pervades the organization. Communication 

and transparency have to be pillars of the way we do business. It is critical that we continue to communicate to 

everyone associated with Saint Joseph’s College the importance of adherence to our mission and that it drives all of our 

work, in and out of the classroom. 

What Do You Want to Know? 

Contact Christine Babick Saqui (219.866.6177 or cbs@saintjoe.edu) if you’d like to ask President Riegelnegg a question, 

and we may publish the answers in Contact. 

The Fellows oF 

saint Joseph’s College 

exTerior Signage/Wayfinding ProjecT 

For more inFormation about supporting this project and 

joining the Fellows Program, visit www.saintjoe.edu/donate 

or call Nick Schafer ’03 at 800.227.1898. 

$200,000 Goal 

$100,000 

$75,000 

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On Friday, July 16th , three Christian activists left the 

United States for Bermuda. Although Bermuda is a 

popular vacation spot, the purpose of this trip was not 

to sprawl out in the sun. Instead, Luke Hansen, S.J. ’04 

joined Dr. Jeremy Kirk and Catholic youth minister 

John Bambrick for the opportunity to meet four former 

Guantánamo Bay detainees. It was a trip Hansen won’t 

soon forget. 

The former Guantánamo captives are Uyghurs, a 

persecuted ethnic group from western China. Because 

of their struggles with unemployment in their homeland, 

some of them traveled to Afghanistan to find work. In 

October of 2001, the United States started bombing 

Afghanistan. The workers were promised a safe place in 

Pakistan but were handed over to the U.S., which paid 

$5,000 for the men thinking they had ties to Al Qaeda. The 

four men who Hansen would later meet were detained 

in Guantánamo Bay for seven years before the Bush 

administration conceded that the men were not enemy 

combatants. A federal judge ruled their release in October 

2008, and they were resettled in Bermuda. 

Hansen came about the opportunity to meet the men 

through the organization Witness Against Torture, which 

began in 2005 when 25 Americans went to Guantánamo 

Bay and attempted to visit the detention facility. The group 

aims to build awareness about torture and indefinite 

detention amongst Americans and forge human ties with 

the prisoners at Guantánamo and their families. Hansen 

also wrote about Guantánamo Bay as part of his master’s 

thesis, titled “Countering Terrorism with Justice: A Catholic 

Response to Policies of Indefinite Detention in the Fight 

Against Terrorism.” When he heard about the men who 

had been released, he spoke with Kirk about setting up a 

personal meeting with them. 

“I didn’t really know what I expected to get out of 

the trip, but I learned an awful lot about the men, their 

situation, and their character. They expressed a desire to 

move on after their captivity, and although they toiled for 

years in Guantánamo, they did not show any resentment 

toward their captors. Instead, they spoke about all 

Americans with gentleness and compassion, asking only 

that the U.S. act swiftly to release the five Uyghurs who 

remain imprisoned at Guantánamo.” 

The time Hansen and his friends spent with the 

Uyghurs proved to be fun and rewarding, as the men 

spent time playing soccer and talking about friends, 

family, and faith. For the four men residing in Bermuda, 

however, it was only a brief respite from their concerns 

about relocation. 

“The men were offered relocation on Palau, a tiny 

Pacific island,” explained Hansen. “But these men are 

Muslims, and to ask them to move to a small, unfamiliar 

place with no other Muslims and little opportunity for work 

is not a reasonable option. It should be the responsibility 

of the U.S. to find a suitable country for them.” 

Washington, D.C. has a strong Uyghur community. 

However, the United States government feels it will be 

politically unpopular to allow suspected terrorists to 

resettle in the U.S. Furthermore, the U.S. refuses to send 

the men back to China because of the Convention against 

Torture, which stipulates that a country cannot extradite 

a person to another country where there are substantial 

grounds for believing that person would be in danger 

of being subjected to torture. So for now, the men will 

remain in Bermuda. 

Hansen is grateful for the time he spent in Bermuda, 

and he is glad that he was able to form a bond with the 

Uyghur men and learn about their backgrounds and 

their ordeal. It was his time at SJC, Hansen believes, that 

allowed him to connect with the men on a deep and 

personal level. 

“The Core Program has had a tremendous impact 

on my life and played a big role in my knowledge and 

curiosity of foreign cultures and issues. I took Core 8 twice 

by choice, which allowed me to learn about Africa and 

India, giving me more exposure to foreign affairs than 

most students at Saint Joseph’s College. It really helped 

prepare me for the experience in Bermuda, because I 

was able to view the situation from multiple perspectives 

while having the ability to learn about these men and their 

culture.” 

It is remarkable to see the capacity for forgiveness 

the released Uyghurs displayed after being unjustly 

imprisoned for close to a decade. Until the remaining five 

Uyghurs are released from Guantánamo, though, the four 

men in Bermuda will not totally be at peace. 

“Our happiness will come when our brothers are out,” 

said Khalil Mamut, 32, one of the Uyghurs in Bermuda. 

“Whenever I eat, whenever I pray, I think of them 

intensely.” So does Luke Hansen. 

RECONCILIATION SJC NEWS Alumnus Forms Bond with Former 

Jeremy Kirk, John Bambrick, and Luke Hansen, S.J. ’04 in Bermuda.

It’s Because of 

In your room by 9:00 pm, power off at 11:00 pm. Being 

a student at Saint Joseph’s College in 1960 was an 

experience unlike anything students in 2010 can relate to, 

but Joe Reilly ’64 wouldn’t have had it any other way. 

“My life has been wonderful, and it’s because of my 

time at Saint Joseph’s College.” 

It’s safe to say, then, that Reilly made the right choice 

going to SJC instead of the University of Illinois, where 

a good friend wanted him to join him. Instead, Reilly 

attended an orientation at SJC with his parents and knew 

he had found the right place. In September 1960, Joe 

began his freshman year at SJC. He admits it was tough 

living, but from the difficult conditions there arose a 

toughness and camaraderie with his fellow students that 

are unparalleled in college life today. 

“It was quite an experience,” said Reilly. “I lived 

across the street from the College in Drexel Hall, so every 

morning I had to get up and walk to class. It wasn’t much 

of a pain, but winter was rough. However, experiences 

like that taught me to bite the bullet and forget the 

hardships, because the education I received made 

everything worthwhile.” 

One similarity between the College of Reilly’s time 

and the more than 1,000 students that attend today is the 

personal student-teacher interaction that comes with 

small class sizes. 

“The professors were wonderful,” said Reilly. “They 

were smart, personable, and always made it clear they 

cared about me and every other student as individuals. 

Being in classes with less than 20 students, everyone had 

to do their work and do it well or risk getting nailed. There 

was no skating by at SJC.” 

After completing the first semester 

of his senior year, Reilly’s time 

at SJC ended abruptly when he 

decided to start working. His 

grades weren’t much to admire, 

and he felt it was time to start 

earning money. Reilly joined 

the workforce, but when a high 

intensity class was offered at 

Calumet College of St. 

Joseph in Whiting, Ind., 

he committed himself to 

finishing his education 

and earning his degree in 

marketing. 

Joe Reilly ’64 founded 

Payroll Control Systems 

in December 1995. 

“Earning my degree was the best thing that ever 

happened to me. It opened so many doors.” 

The path that led to Reilly’s founding of Payroll 

Control Systems had many stops along the way. In 

1969, he joined IBM and worked in the Service Bureau 

Corporation division. The division was sold to Control 

Data Corporation in 1973, and they promoted Reilly to 

Sales Manager in Minneapolis in 1979. In 1986, he was 

named the company’s National Sales Manager in their 

Independent Sales Organization division. Reilly joined Cap 

Gemini America, an international consulting organization, 

as Branch Manager in 1987 and did some independent 

consulting for a few years before founding Payroll 

Control Systems in December 1995. As the President of 

Payroll Control Systems, Reilly oversees a company that 

provides payroll processing services and human resource 

management to businesses in all 50 states. Payroll Control 

Systems currently has offices in Minnesota, Arizona, 

Wisconsin, and Washington. 

Reilly is a board member of the Twin Cities Division of 

the March of Dimes and past President of Variety Club- 

The International Children’s Charity, and he was named 

the 2010 TwinWest Chamber of Commerce Entrepreneur 

of the Year. It was only fitting he received the honor after 

being named the TwinWest Chamber of Commerce 

Emerging Entrepreneur of the Year in 1999. 

Although he has earned every bit of recognition, Reilly 

credits his 43 employees for making Payroll Control 

Systems successful. Reilly and his wife, Patricia, spent a 

few weeks over the summer traveling through Europe, 

enjoying such cities as Prague, Vienna, and Amsterdam. 

“My staff takes care of everything. It’s their hard work 

and loyalty that allows me to go on vacations and enjoy 

myself without worrying about the company.” 

In the end, though, Reilly traces all of his 

accomplishments back to SJC, where he learned the 

importance of discipline, resourcefulness (he once 

pawned his wife’s wedding ring to make payroll early in 

his PCS career), and a liberal arts education. 

“At SJC, I learned to see the big picture. I came to 

college expecting to study marketing, but courses in art, 

astronomy, and literature gave me a much better and 

broader understanding of the world around me.” 

SJC laid the foundation for success, Reilly built on 

it, and TwinWest Chamber of Commerce rewarded 

him. However, Reilly’s greatest reward is knowing that 

graduating from SJC has given him a life that has been 

nothing short of perfect. 

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Wish you were here... 

Plato at Athens 

Academy: Ever 

have one of 

those days? 

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Alex “the Great” 

Makin ’11 

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National demonstration in Athens 

on June 29, 2010. 

Odeon of Herodes Atticus: Daren, Maureen, Mike, 

Abigail, Lindsey, Alex, and Steve

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Parthenon: Mike, 

Alex; Daren, 

Steve, Lindsey, 

and Abigail 

Transportation of Hydra 

An Exercise in Antiquity 

On June 26th, six students from Assistant 

Professor of Physical Education Patricia 

Querry’s Exercise Physiology class embarked 

for Athens, Greece to attend the 6th Annual 

International Conference on Kinesiology and 

Exercise Sciences. 

Senior Abigail Gazda of Whiting, Ind; 

Mike Hagen ’10 of Chicago, Ill.; Lindsey 

House ’10 of Greenfield, Ind.; senior Alex 

Makin ’11 of Warrawong, Australia; senior 

Steve Sasak of Oak Lawn, Ill; and Daren 

Wagner ’10 of Weyauwega, Wis. all made the 

trip. Saint Joseph’s College Vice President for 

Institutional Advancement & Marketing 

Dr. Maureen Egan ’90 

represented Querry, who was 

unable to attend. 

The students presented 

their pilot study, “Effects of 

a FITT Lunch.” FITT stands 

for frequency, intensity, time, 

and type of activity. Once 

the presentations ended, the 

group was able to tour Greece, 

including a hike up Acropolis to 

view the Parthenon. The group 

also embarked on a cruise from 

the Port of Piraeus to the islands 

of Hydra, Poros, and Aegina. 

SJC students witnessed history 

in the making, because at the 

time, Greece was in the middle 

of a severe economic crisis. 

Greek riot police clashed with 

protesters in Athens during a 24hour 

general strike against costcutting 

reforms. 

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ZACH CONRAD ’14 

When I was little, my mom was a Nursing student here 

and I would sometimes go to classes with her. My favorite 

part would be going to the pond to “feed the fishies,” as I 

would say. 

Thinking back on that, when I arrived on campus my 

junior year of high school, I felt an excitement about being 

in the place that my mother had been and succeeded. I 

then started looking at other schools as well, but didn’t 

have a good feeling like I did being on this campus. 

On subsequent visits to campus, my mom started 

picking up on my excitement about the programs offered 

here and how I could get involved. So, with that said, 

yes...my mother influenced my decision in choosing Saint 

Joseph’s College. 

I have immersed myself in the Core Program, and I 

really think I am off to a good start. When things have been 

tough, as I know will happen often, I have thought of my 

mom’s motivation and how she made it through and took 

care of me all at once. If she did it, then, by golly, I can! 

When we said goodbye on the first day of Freshman 

Orientation, I took her to the pond where we fed the fish 

together so many years earlier. I told her that I know I am 

going to be just fine. Because of my mom, I will succeed 

here. She set the bar...and I am going to raise it that much 

more! 

I am a proud Puma legacy. 

Spotlight 

JILL CONRAD ’98 

Zach played a huge part in my decision to attend 

Saint Joseph’s as well! When Zach was a baby of 

only a few weeks old, I thought, “How am I going to 

support this precious boy?” Right then and there I 

knew I was going to be a nurse. 

I looked at several nursing programs, but was 

drawn to Saint Joseph’s/St. Elizabeth’s because you 

start patient care on day one. After my first semester at 

Saint Joseph’s, I was going to quit. I spent time talking 

with Anita Reed and she convinced me to hang on. 

Years later, when Zach had his interview for the 

Presidential Scholarship competition at Saint Joseph’s, 

it was Anita Reed who interviewed him. I had told 

him this story about Anita and his meeting with her 

made him even more convinced he was where he 

was supposed to be. 

During my last year while completing my BSN, 

Zach enjoyed coming with me to Saint Joseph’s, as 

we would always stop to feed the fishies. Whenever 

school got tough, I would remember my reason for 

being there. I was there because I had a precious 

little boy to support and care for. You can see that he 

influenced me in my career path and was essentially 

the reason for my choosing Saint Joseph’s and the 

Nursing program. I never knew when I was feeding 

fishies with my little boy that I would be feeding 

those fishies 13 years later while visiting him at Saint 

Joseph’s!

Legacy students for 2010-2011. L-R, 1st row: Randee Portteus, Laura Creviston, Alex Grostefan, James Brummett. 2nd row: Jeremiah Wright, 

Katherine McGuire, Emily Larson, Natalie Gouwens. 3rd row: William Harmon, Katherine Dittman, Zach Conrad, Kendall Harwell. 

President Dennis Riegelnegg 

is very pleased that 

Saint Joseph’s College 

was named a 

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Divine 

Michael Carmody ’04 knew he needed to do 

something for his brother. Developmentally disabled with 

Down syndrome, John Carmody faced a predicament 

– when he turned 22, he no longer qualified for the 

educational and occupational programs that are funded 

and offered by the public school system. This presented 

a lot of challenges – most of all in that John would lose 

the companionship of his classmates who represented 

the majority of his social interaction. It didn’t take long for 

Michael to tackle the problem and go to bat for his brother. 

In response to the dilemma, Michael formed 

Opportunity Knocks, a nonprofit organization, to “bridge 

the gap of care and resources for the developmentally 

disabled.” Michael’s efforts have yielded commendable 

results, and the organization has done exactly what he 

planned for it to do: give the developmentally disabled and 

their parents a support system once the critical age of 22 is 

reached. 

“Although it took a lot of blood, sweat, and tears to get 

started, I had some great people around me who made 

getting the organization started much easier than it should 

have been. We formed a board of directors, and my 

brother Phil stepped up as President of the organization.” 

With a service area covering the Chicago suburbs 

of Oak Park, River Forest, and Forest Park, Opportunity 

The faces of Opportunity Knocks. 

Knocks has given parents and their developmentally 

disabled sons and daughters a much-needed outlet for 

furthering their education and social interaction. Learning 

job and social skills can’t end after 21, which Carmody 

quickly realized in spending time with his brother and his 

brother’s friends at group sessions while growing up. He 

quickly learned that these were the only opportunities 

for John to interact with people like him in the same age 

group, and it was this realization that prompted him to do 

something for his brother and those in a similar situation. 

“Opportunity Knocks supplements shelter workshops 

such as Aspire and Sequin very well. Those places 

handle more of the job training while we try to add the 

recreational aspects. Our goal is to make these people’s 

time at Opportunity Knocks fun while utilizing an everchanging 

curriculum.” 

The founding and growth of Opportunity Knocks is 

largely the result of SJC alumni and the impact SJC had on 

Michael, who refers to the organization as a “Puma thing.” 

Michael’s father, John Carmody ’68, is an SJC alumnus, 

and John’s college roommate, Quinn Mucker ’68, is the 

accountant for Opportunity Knocks. John is a member of 

the Opportunity Knocks board of directors and finance 

committee, and Tim Clark ’02 serves on the board 

of directors. Charles Carmody ’98 is on the finance 

committee, and Jamie Holden ’04, Colin Carmody ’06,

and Kristyn Corley ’05 

serve on the Opportunity 

Knocks auxiliary board of 

directors. Anne Niemiec ’01 

and Stan Niemiec ’05 both 

volunteer at Opportunity 

Knocks. 

“There are a few 

professors at SJC that 

pushed me in the right 

direction, who helped me realize the kind of person I 

wanted to be. Dr. Tom Ryan ’70, Associate Professor of 

Education, was an excellent teacher and mentor, and 

I was and still am very close with Fr. Tim McFarland, 

C.PP.S. ’78. He was the priest who presided over my 

brother Charles’ wedding ceremony, and he is also 

going to preside over another of my brother’s upcoming 

wedding.” 

Michael also began the KG Classic in memory of 

lifelong friend and SJC alumna Kathy Garrigan ’05, who 

died in a boating accident on Harding Lake near Fairbanks, 

Alaska at the age of 24. She and Michael went through 

grade school, middle school, high school, and college 

together. On Saturday, September 25, the event was held 

for the fourth consecutive year in Forest Park, Ill. The KG 

Classic is a one-day, 20 team co-ed softball tournament 

meant to honor Kathy while raising money and awareness 

for the causes she held closest to her heart. This year, all 

proceeds from the Classic went to Opportunity Knocks. 

Mike ’04 and Phil Carmody at the KG Classic. 

Mike Carmody ’04 

“Kathy was a great friend 

of mine, and she always 

treated John so well,” said 

Michael. “The KG Classic is 

a way to keep her memory 

alive.” 

Opportunity Knocks 

continues to receive 

support from the SJC 

community, specifically from 

Associate Professor of Management and Marketing Teresa 

Massoels’ ’89 Sales and Marketing Management class. The 

last three years, the class has had to market, develop, sell, 

and deliver “Puma Poppers,” which are chocolate covered 

balls of peanut butter. The class then selects various 

organizations and causes they would like to support with 

the profits. Massoels invited Michael and his brother, 

Colin, to speak to the class about Opportunity Knocks. 

Accompanied by a matching grant from an SJC alumnus, 

the class ultimately selected Opportunity Knocks and sent 

a check for $1,350 to the Carmody brothers. 

“That’s the great thing about SJC,” said Michael. “I 

never had Professor Massoels as a teacher, yet here she is, 

along with her class, inviting Colin and me to come down 

and speak and later on sending us a check. You meet 

people at SJC that you come to know for a lifetime, and 

there is always someone you can call for anything.” 

To learn more about Opportunity Knocks, visit 

www.opportunityknocksnow.org. 

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Pumas to Remember from a 

When people hear about third world living conditions, 

their minds usually wander to destitute villages in 

foreign countries. Dirt roads, no running water, no police 

force, and little to no income are necessities that most 

Americans take for granted. It is surprising to some, then, 

to find out that a few years ago these types of conditions 

could be found in less than an hour’s drive from Saint 

Joseph’s College. Chantel ’11 and Sadé ’10 Johnson can 

tell you all about life in Hopkins Park, Ill., but the real story 

is how they overcame the hardships inherent in living 

there. One an SJC graduate and the other a determined 

senior following suit, Chantel and Sadé are fighting what 

some might see as a losing battle. To hear their story, it’s 

clear they have already won. 

In Hopkins Park, Ill., many of the residents have settled 

on the fact that their town has essentially been forgotten. 

A 2002 New York Times story declaring the area one of 

the poorest in the country brought to light the horrendous 

living conditions the residents faced, and a visit from 

Oprah Winfrey for a 2005 special episode of her show 

clarified that little had changed. Unfortunately, neither the 

article nor Oprah facilitated any significant improvements. 

In describing the town as it was during her childhood, 

Sadé painted a picture of a desolate, emaciated 

neighborhood left to die by the state of Illinois. 

“For a long time there were no businesses or shops, 

and almost all the roads were unpaved,” said Sadé. “Many 

citizens were without running water, and people would 

have to drive 30 minutes to get gas.” 

Today, the situation in Pembroke Township, which 

incorporates Hopkins Park, is somewhat improved. 

In 2009, the township was assigned its own zip code, 

ensuring it would receive some tax revenues. However, 

Hopkins Park remains without a police force and bared the 

brunt of a devastating tornado in early June. The Chicago 

Tribune reports that the average household income in 

the area is $14,000, about $35,000 below the Illinois state 

average. Despite the hardships that come with living in 

Hopkins Park, Sadé plans to return. She has seen people 

from her town find success and never look back, but she 

doesn’t want to leave Hopkins Park in the rearview mirror. 

“Being involved with Habitat for Humanity at SJC, I had 

the chance to go to other towns like Hopkins Park and 

work on houses for needy families,” said Sadé, who went 

on Habitat trips to North Carolina and Mississippi along 

with Chantel. “When those people see others giving their 

time and effort to give them a better life, it helps change 

their outlook and gives them hope.” 

Standing behind Sadé and Chantel always is their 

grandmother, a retired factory worker, whom they live 

with along with their father. 

“She’s been a very big role model for us,” said Sadé. 

“She taught us to reach for our dreams and always 

remember where we came from.” 

Chantel agreed, saying, “Our grandma really pushed us 

in school. In her house, C’s are failing, B’s are average, and 

A’s are expected.” 

Sadé ’10 and Chantel ’11 Johnson.

An abandoned home on a flooded street in Hopkins Park, one of the poorest towns in the state of Illinois. 

Despite their good grades in high school, the sisters 

knew they wouldn’t be able to afford full tuition to 

college. However, they were determined to continue 

their education. Sadé attended a college fair in nearby 

Bourbonnais, where she was introduced to SJC by former 

Admissions Counselor Greg Rathnow ’04. Greg convinced 

her to visit campus, and she fell in love with it. She 

competed for the Presidential Scholarship and ultimately 

earned an Honors Scholarship, sealing her ticket into SJC. 

Chantel also competed for the Presidential Scholarship the 

following year before receiving an Honors Scholarship as 

well. 

“After visiting SJC when Sadé first came to compete 

for the Presidential Scholarship, I knew it was where I 

belonged, too,” said Chantel. “I love the family atmosphere 

here and the small class sizes, and I know I’m in the right 

place.” 

Since graduating, Sadé spent her summer studying for 

the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT), which she 

took on Friday, September 3. She is applying to Meharry 

Medical College in Nashville, Tenn. After graduation, 

Chantel will consider teaching at Lorenzo R. Smith 

Elementary School, which she attended, in Hopkins Park. 

However, the school’s enrollment is dangerously low. She 

is also mulling over an internship at Waycross Episcopal 

Camp in Morgantown, Ind., where she spent the last three 

summers as a camp counselor. As was the case in school, 

Chantel and Sadé expect to find success around every 

corner of their bright future. They also know that going 

to college is an attainable goal for anyone regardless of 

where they live. 

“If the cost of going to college is an issue, work hard 

for a scholarship, apply for grants, and talk to people who 

might be able to help you,” said Chantel. “Communicate 

with people at the college or university you are interested 

in and find out about the ways they can assist you.” 

While Hopkins Park continues to fight for 

improvements, two of its daughters are flourishing. Their 

unassuming manner and lighthearted, bubbly personalities 

resonate as reminders that finding happiness and success 

depends on how you face adversity. When you see 

Chantel and Sadé smile, you understand how they’ve 

approached it. 

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December 2010 

12/4: Gallagher Charitable Society; Winter Formal 

12/5: Service of Lessons and Carols, Chapel, 4 p.m. CST 

12/6: “Everyday Applications of Eastern Spirituality,” lectures 

by Rachel Mahns Pulver ’97 (T’ai Chi) and 

Bob Jansen, C.PP.S. ’06 (Meditation), Shen Auditorium/ 

Core Education Center, 9:00 a.m. CST. 

12/7: “The Future of the Post-American World” by 

Michael Scudder III, ’93, Special Counsel to the President in 

the Bush Administration and Clerk at the U.S. Supreme Court. 

Shen Auditorium/Core Education Center, 9:00 a.m. CST. 

12/10: Jazz/Improv Christmas Show, Theatre, 4 p.m. 

CST. 

12/11: Puma Preview Day, Core Education Center - 

Foyer. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. CST., 

www.saintjoe.edu/ad/visit_desc.html 

12/12: Band Christmas Concert, Halleck Student Center 

Ballroom, 2:00 p.m. CST. 

BASKETBALL SCHEDuLE 

12/2: @ Rockhurst, 7:30 p.m., Women: 5:30 p.m. 

12/4: @ Drury, 3:00 p.m., Women: 1:00 p.m. 

12/9: Olivet Nazarene, 6:00 p.m. 

12/16-17: Women: Great Western Shootout - 

Las Vegas, T.B.A. 

12/16: Women: @ Western Washington, Las Vegas, 

11:00 a.m. 

12/17: Women: @ Central Washington, Las Vegas, 9:00 a.m. 

12/18: Central State, 3:00 p.m. 

12/19: Purdue Calumet, 6:00 p.m. 

12/29: Women: @ Wayne State, 5:30 p.m. 

12/30: Michigan Tech, 5:00 p.m. 

January 2010 

1/26: Chicago Business Network Reception. Gibson’s 

Restaurant (Steve Lombardo ’65), 6-8 p.m. For more 

information, contact Linda McFarland at 219.866.6246 or 

lindam@saintjoe.edu. 

1/27-30: Kairos 57 Retreat. For more information, contact 

Brother Tim Hemm at timh@saintjoe.edu. 

BASKETBALL SCHEDuLE 

1/2: Southern Indiana, 3:00 p.m., Women: 1:00 p.m. 

1/4: Kentucky Wesleyan, 7:30 p.m., Women: 5:30 p.m. 

1/6: @ Wisconsin-Parkside, 7:30 p.m. Women: 5:30 p.m. 

1/13: @ Illinois-Springfield, 7:30 p.m. Women: 5:30 p.m. 

1/15: Bellarmine, 3:00 p.m., Women: 1:00 p.m. 

1/17: @ Missouri S&T, 7:30 p.m., Women: 5:30 p.m. 

1/20: Maryville, 7:30 p.m., Women: 5:30 p.m. 

1/22: Missouri Saint-Louis, 3:00 p.m., Women: 1:00 p.m. 

1/27: @ Northern Kentucky, 6:30 p.m., Women: 4:30 p.m. 

1/29: @ Indianapolis, 2:00 p.m., Women: 4:30 p.m. 

SAVE THE DATE 

FEBRuARY 5 

Rock the House event 

Basketball: Lewis, 3:00 p.m., 

Women: 1:00 p.m.

Zegarac Taken in 42 nd Round of 

The Saint Joseph’s College baseball program has 

produced a number of Major League Baseball amateur 

draft selections during the tenure of head coach Rick 

O’Dette ’99. Shane Zegarac ’08, one of the more recent, 

was taken in the 42 nd round of the MLB draft in 2009. 

Zegarac just completed a solid season with the Single-A 

Bakersfield Blaze, where he made 34 appearances and 

finished with a 2-1 record in a relief role. In 38.2 innings 

of work, Zegarac struck out 24 while walking 15. His 

consistent performance during the season earned Zegarac 

a call-up from Double-A affiliate Frisco to finish 

the season. The RoughRiders, who qualified 

for the playoffs, included Zegarac on their 

playoff roster. 

“No matter where I have played, I have 

always wanted to win,” said Zegarac. 

“Unlike my time at Saint Joseph’s, in affiliated 

baseball you play 140 games plus spring 

training. One realizes that, although you play 

everyday, winning is not likely. In both college 

and professional baseball, team chemistry 

plays a big role in winning consistently. 

Considering all the games I’ve played, I 

still feel I have kept the same intensity 

throughout this past season as I did 

in college. However, the overlapping 

similarity is that a pitcher still has to 

throw strikes.” 

The travel and rigors of 

professional baseball have not 

worn on Zegarac as he still keeps 

his opportunity in perspective. 

“When you have the opportunity 

to be around the game everyday and 

be given the chance to travel and 

explore new parts of the country, 

what is there not to like?” 

Although Zegarac faced only one 

hitter and did not record an out in the 

playoffs, with less than two years in the Rangers system 

he has progressed faster than expected. The organization 

seems comfortable with his ability to throw strikes and get 

outs in tough spots. Being left-handed only helps Zegarac 

in his quest to move up through the minor league ranks. 

“A left-handed pitcher that throws strikes with velocity 

is an MLB commodity,” said O’Dette. “Shane is a good 

pitcher with the ability to adjust to the learning curve 

needed to be successful at the major league level.” 

Linked in the same draft of 2009, Mike Pericht was 

selected in the 16 th round by the Los Angeles Dodgers. 

Playing primarily for the Class-A Ogden Raptors of the 

Pioneer League, Pericht hit .278 with nine home runs and 

38 RBIs. The Raptors, located in Ogden, Utah, finished the 

2010 campaign 44-31. The Dodgers then promoted Pericht 

to the instructional league in Arizona for the fall, which is 

reserved for the top prospects in the organization. 

Shane Zegarac ’08 made the playoff 

roster for the Texas Rangers’ Double-A 

affiliate Frisco RoughRiders. 

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Two Track Members Become 

Kaleb Thompson ’12 (Jr., Frankfort, Ind./Frankfort) and 

Alexis DeJean ’11 (Sr., Brownsburg, Ind./Brownsburg) of 

the Saint Joseph’s College outdoor track and field team 

became All-Americans in May at the NCAA National 

Championships in Charlotte, North Carolina. Thompson 

and DeJean are the 17th and 18th members of the SJC 

track program to achieve All-American status under head 

coach Bill Massoels ’89. 

Thompson, competing in his first NCAA Championships, 

was seeded 12 in the shot put, but on his fourth attempt of 

the day improved his mark and SJC record to 56 feet, 10.75 

inches to finish eighth. The top eight finishers in each 

event earn All-American accolades. 

DeJean competed in two events over the course of the 

championships and finished sixth in the shot put with a 

mark of 47 feet, 2.5 inches. Through her first five attempts 

DeJean was ranked ninth, but she unleashed the best 

mark of her career on the final attempt to become an All- 

American. The mark also improved DeJean’s SJC record in 

the process. 

Alexis Dejean ’11 placed 11th in the shot put last season at 

the Indoor Championships in Albuquerque, N.M. 

“It is always a great experience going to the NCAA 

finals,” said head coach Bill Massoels, who coached in his 

36th NCAA Championships. “Alexis got a taste of things 

during the indoor season, and she utilized that experience 

to become an All-American this spring. To be able to 

produce the best marks of the season on the biggest stage 

is something Alexis and Kaleb can both take pride in.” 

During the indoor season, DeJean and Melissa Buche 

(Sr., Lowell, Ind./Lowell) traveled to Albuquerque, New 

Mexico to compete in the Indoor Championships. DeJean, 

a 2010 All-GLVC First Team selection, finished 11th in 

the shot put with a mark of 45 feet, 7.5 inches. She also 

finished 12th in the weight throw with a mark of 51 feet, 

5.5 inches. 

Buche finished fifth in the high jump to become a twotime 

All-American in the event. Her mark of 5 feet, 7.25 

inches was just shy of the eventual championship mark of 

5 feet, 8.5 inches. 

Kaleb Thompson ’12 was named an All-American last season 

after placing eight in the shot put at the NCAA National Championships.

Baseball Honored with 

The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association 

(NCBWA) announced in May that Sean Estand ’12 and 

Eric Panick ’12 of the Saint Joseph’s College baseball 

team were honored with All-Region selections. Estand 

was selected to the NCBWA’s All-Region First Team while 

Panick took Second Team honors. 

Sean Estand ’12 

led the Pumas 

with 12 home 

runs and 21 

stolen bases last 

season. 

Brittnie Boerema ’13 set an SJC single season record 

with a .471 batting average last season. 

The NCBWA selection of 

Sean Estand (Jr., Evergreen 

Park, Ill./Eastern Illinois) came 

as the fourth First 

Team post-season 

award for the 

Pumas’ shortstop. 

During the 

spring, Estand 

was named by 

the Midwest 

Region’s 

sports information 

Boerema Obtains 

Brittnie Boerema ’13 (So., Manhattan, Ill./Lincoln-Way 

Central) of the Saint Joseph’s College softball team picked 

up several post-season accolades in May 2010 as she 

was named to the Louisville Slugger/National Fastpitch 

Coaches Association All-American Second Team. She also 

was previously voted to the Daktronics, Inc. All-American 

Third Team by the NCAA Division II sports information 

directors. 

Boerema completed a dominating season with a Great 

Lakes Valley Conference leading .471 batting average, 

tenth best in the nation. Boerema’s 22 doubles led the 

GLVC, while her .46 doubles per game was good for sixth 

in the NCAA. 

Last season, Boerema led the GLVC in slugging 

percentage (.706), on base percentage (.506), hits (74), 

and total bases (107). She also showcased a .996 fielding 

percentage behind the plate, while her six home runs and 

39 RBIs also ranked second on the team. 

Boerema also broke SJC single-season records in 

batting average (.471), slugging percentage (.752), hits 

(74), doubles (22), on-base percentage (.503), runs scored 

(41), and total bases (118). 

directors to the Daktronics, Inc. All-Region Team and 

American Baseball Coaches Association All-Region Team. 

Estand was also named to the All-GLVC First Team by the 

league’s head coaches. 

Estand finished the season batting .347 with a team 

leading 12 home runs and 59 RBIs. He also led the team 

with a .611 slugging percentage and 21 stolen bases in 

24 attempts. His totals in home runs and runs batted in 

finished among the top four in the Great Lakes Valley 

Conference. 

Like Estand, Eric Panick (So., Chicago, Ill./St. Rita) was 

selected to the Second Team four times from the same 

associations in the month of May. The most recent was 

the NCBWA Second Team honors Panick received after 

completing a dominating year out of the SJC bullpen. He 

finished the season with a 4-1 record and a 1.38 ERA. In 39 

innings of work, Panick struck out 42 hitters while opponents 

managed a mere .163 batting average against him. 

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RECONCILIATION HONOR CLASSES 

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2010 

Honor 

Classes 

If you would like to learn the names of the people pictured, 

visit http://alumni.saintjoe.edu/Classpictures. 

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1970 

1955-1956 

1935 1965 

HONOR CLASSES 

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RECONCILIATION HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 

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Honor Roll of Donors 

In the pages that follow, you will find the 2010 Honor Roll of Donors listing the College’s supporters from July 1, 2009 

through June 30, 2010. As always, we are grateful for the generous support of our alumni, parents, and friends who 

have given so generously in support of the College. 

SJC has been honored in significant ways this year. First, the College received two very generous gifts of an anonymous 

$10 million pledge and the bequest of 7,634 acres of farmland by the late Juanita Waugh. The $10 million pledge will 

come to SJC as $1 million a year for 10 years. The gift of farmland by Ms. Waugh has a value of $40 million, but must 

remain as farmland. The annual income generated from the farm real estate and windmills will provide scholarships to 

students in memory of Ms. Waugh. Both of these gifts will have a significant impact on endowment and scholarships. 

Gifts such as these are one more step toward helping families make an SJC education both affordable and accessible in 

these challenging times. 

The College was also named in the top 25 best colleges in the Midwest, as well as a Top 10 “Best Value” Midwestern 

College by US News & World Report. Both monumental gifts and national accolades are a testament to the tremendous 

work that takes place at Saint Joseph’s College. This work would not be possible without your continued annual 

contributions of time, talent, and treasure to SJC. 

Thanks to the many contributors who joined in our 

fundraising efforts this year – whether in support of the 

College Fund, the 21 st Century Campaign, or numerous 

other projects and funds. In the end, it’s all about support 

of Saint Joseph’s College. 

If, by our error, your name did not get listed – we offer our 

apologies and ask that you contact us at 800.227.1898 or 

e-mail collegefund@saintjoe.edu. 

All the best, 

Nicholas T. Schafer ’03 

College Fund Director 

President’s Circle 

($10,000 and above) 

Anonymous 

A. Vincent Agnew, Jr. 

Theodore and Dorothy 

Beemsterboer 

Mac and Betty Behnke* 

Helen Brach Foundation 

Virginia K. Carhart 

John and Anne-Marie Egan 

Maureen V. Egan, Ph.D. 

Richard A. and Nancy K. Etter 

Dr. Michael A. Evans and 

Dr. Andrea Terrell 

Fred J. Faulstich 

John and Jennifer Gause 

Margaret Guccione and Doy 

Zachry 

Michael and Ethelene Guccione 

Charles J. Haag* 

Marvin and Jane Hackman 

Francis and Margaret Harmon 

Edward and Margaret Hennekes 

Richard and Judith Horstman 

Independent Colleges of Indiana 

William* and Anne Johnston 

Ronald and Caroline Keller 

James and Ursula Lambke 

James and Drina Madden 

Marathon Oil Company 

Rev. Edward P. McCarthy, C.PP.S.* 

John T. McCarthy 

Missionaries of the Precious Blood 

Daniel and Vivian Pesaresi 

Jerome and Diane Schroeder 

Peter and Nancy Shen 

Sisters of the Precious Blood 

Benedict and Susan Sponseller 

Michael J. Starr 

James K. Valentine* 

Michael J. Vallone 

Michael and Kristyn Van Eekeren 

James R. Vickery * 

Juanita K. Waugh* 

Kevin and Jane White 

Philip J. Wilhelm* 

Father Banet Club 


Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan 

John W. Anderson Foundation 

Anderson Pest Control 

Michael and Mary Barany 

Al and Mary Bavolek 

Baxter International Foundation 

James and Diane Berlier 

Please report all corrections in this listing to Nick Schafer ’03 at 

800.227.1898 or nschafer@saintjoe.edu. 

Members of the SJC pep band offer their support 

as the Pumas battle it out in the Elite 8 tournament. 

Michael and Linda Bettinger 

Robert and Margaret Cassey 

Dan and Sue Daluga 

Bill and Cathy Del Principe 

James and Michiyo Echle 

Ernst & Young 

ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc. 

Theodore and Charlott Filson 

Frank and Barbara Fitzgerald 

Joseph and Kathy Franklin 

Rosemary A. Garrigan 

Ronald and Irene Hospodka 

IronBridge Capital Management, L.P. 

Helen R. Kraud 

Louis J. Kuhn 

Lawrence and Penny Laudick 

Stephen and Winifred Ligda 

Ty A. Maienbrook 

James and Esther McMahon 

Ronald and Pauline Miniat

Patricia A. Mulcahy 

John and Connie Nichols 

Charles and Dina O’Hara 

Joseph and Melinda Pudlo 

Dennis and Patti Riegelnegg 

George and Jean Schmid 

Robert and Patricia Scott 

Roger J. Scott, Jr. 

Frank and Patricia Troike 

Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane) Wood 

Twin Towers Club 


Anonymous 

Eugene Alvarez 

Roger and Jan Ames 

David and Julie Armstrong 

Patricia S. Ashburn 

AT&T Foundation 

Robert and Marie Auer 

Bank of America 

Michael and Patricia Baum 

Michael and Christine Bauman 

John and Ellen Benish 

Peter and Beth Bensen 

BKD, LLP 

James and Eileen Bogan 

James W. Boler 

Carl L. Bossung 

Charles and Maureen Bowling 

David and Patricia Boyer 

Thomas J. Brothers and 

Francine R. Armenth-Brothers 

Marilyn Brouillette 

William C. Bugher 

Donald and Alice Burrell 

The Don and Alice Burrell Family 

Foundation Inc. 

Chester and Maria Buziak 

James R. Callero 

Matthew and Marlene Campbell 

Rick and Sherryl Carlson 

Thomas M. Carroll 

Robert and Norma Rae Causland 

Angela Riebenack Cecil 

John and Jacqueline Ceisel 

Edward and Margaret Chianelli 

Donald and Jane Clemens 

Ronald and Kathryn Cole 

Beverly J. Corbet 

Paul and Frances Corsaro 

Edward and Rosemary Cox 

Albert H. and Sharon L. Croci 

James and Mary Ellen Crowley 

Thomas F. Crowley 

Thomas and Marilyn Cusick 

Michael A. and 

Mara (Pindell) Davis 

Michael and Helena Davis 

David and Angela Del Principe 

DeMotte State Bank 

Richard and Estella Deters 

Charles and Kimberly Devereux 

Theodore and Kimberly Dickman 

Joe and Peggy Dillon 

Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana 

Thomas and Mary Jo Doherty 

Ronald and Patricia Dohr 

S. Kenneth and Dorothy Dolan 

Dow Corning Corporation 

Patrick and Erin Downey 

Mary Ann Dreiling 

John and Linda Drennan 

Thomas and Tamlin Dunham 

Thomas and Carolanne Effinger 

John and Mary Englehart 

C. Robert and Gail Evans 

Robert H. Fates 

Faulstich Printing Company 

Dan and Judith Fenker 

Fifth Third Bank 

John M. Fitzgibbon 

Michael and Kim Foltz 

Gilbert J. Fox 

Ronald and Cherie Franzen 

Randal J. Freebourn, Sr. 

Linda Freed and Alan Schmitt 

Stephen and Deborah Freeze 

John E. Freiburger, CFP, AEP, MSFS 

Michael and Mary Beth Gadus 

Dennis and Kathleen Gasick 

Robert M. Gasior, M.D. 

Robert and Stevie Giel 

Pratap and Nirmala Gohil 

Rev. Joseph W. Grace 

Jeffrey R. Guenther 

Joseph and Loretta Gurgone 

Dr. Edward P. and 

Mrs. Pamela S. Habrowski 

Joseph and Karen Haburjak 

Mary Michele Hampton 

Fred* and Johanna Hanter* 

Neal and Jane Haskell 

Steven C. Hayden 

William and Patricia Hayes 

Charles and Diann Henes 

G. Peter and Joan Higgins 

Bernard and Fran Hirl 

Jerome S. Hoess 

F. Nick and Lisa Hofmeister 

Todd and Jennifer Huff 

Joseph and Janet Hula 

David and Linda Huneryager 

IBM Matching Grants Program 

Ken and Krisztina Inskeep 

Integrys/Peoples Gas/North Shore 

Gas 

Ivy Tech Community College 

Steven R. Janco 

James and Vicky Jones 

Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Judge 

George and Alice Kalafut 

Neal and Judy Kelliher 

Charles M. Kerlin, Ph.D. 

Paul and Diane Kiffner 

Michael and Sharon Kleszynski 

R. Gordon and Nancy Klockow 

Ryan and Michelle Koppelman 

Ronald and Victoria Koron 

Daniel J. Kostrzewa and 

Melissa M. Yeomans 

KPMG Peat Marwick 

Bill and Christine Kramer 

David and Lynn Krigbaum 

Daniel and Nancy Krodel 

Thomas and Ilona Kuchta 

Thomas K. Kuhar 

Thomas and Donna Kuhar 

Rich and Pat Kumicich 

Kenneth and Alberta Kwiatkowski 

Joseph A. Lane 

Dennis and Priscilla Lavery 

David and Amy Leising 

Eli Lilly and Company Foundation, 

Inc. 

David B. Lincoln 

Lincoln Financial Group 

Foundation 

Terence and Marian MacCarthy 

Marc J. Macias 

Pierce and Vera McCabe 

McDonald’s Corporation 

J. Kevin and Gail McGrath 

J. Philip and Ellen McGraw 

Teresa J. McIntire 

Thomas L. McNerney 

Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, 

Inc. 

Grace and Joseph B. Mihalov 

Ernest and Elizabeth Mills 

Cathy and Paul Misniak 

Douglas and Jan Monforton 

Monsanto 

William and JoAnn Morrison 

Robert and Margaret Mueller 

Edward and Maureen Mulcahy 

Glenn and Carol Murphy 

James and Susan Murphy 

Jim Murphy Foundation 

Julie A. Murphy 

Wayne and Marilyn Musial 

Bernard and Loretta Myszkowski 

Kevin and Margaret Naughton 

Walter and Sharon Nedza 

James* and Ary Nelson 

Mark and Juanita Nestor 

New York Life Foundation 

Brian P. Niehoff, Ph.D. 

Robert and Anne Meagher 

Northup 

Jeffrey and Jeri Norus 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. O’Connor 

Robert and Marilyn Oliver 

Donna O’Reilly 

Most Rev. Albert H. Ottenweller 

David and Donna Owens 

Parker Hannifin Foundation 

Joseph L. Pawlick 

James and Maria Pawloski 

Dr. Robert C. Pfaff and 

Dr. Kathy Parkison 

Thomas and Elizabeth Phillipp 

John and Sandra Pikarski 

Principal Financial Group 

Foundation, Inc. 

Albert and Dorothy Prosser 

bold = 21st Century Campaign support; bold and italics = 21st Century Campaign and College Fund support; 

regular type = College Fund support; * denotes deceased 

Janice M. Pyrce and Gary Kagan 

Radio Sound, Inc. 

Arthur and Suzanne Rapini 

Patrick and Joan Reilly 

James and Kathleen Reinert 

Michael and Pamala Renninger 

Mark and Tanya Riters 

James and Donna Robbins 

Clifford and Emily Robinson 

Martin and Kathleen Rosinski 

Frank and Phyllis Roytek 

Richard M. Rudowski, Ph.D. 

Stephen and Shirley Ruff 

Kenneth and Evelyn Ryan 

M. Desmond Ryan, Ph.D.* 

James and Kris Sakelaris 

Al and Renee Salerno 

Richard and Phyllis Scheiber* 

Scholarship America 

Col. Rev. Kenneth J. Schroeder, 

C.PP.S. 

Michael and Sarah Scudder 

Tim and Karen Seiler 

James and Margaret Shields 

John J. Siegel, Jr. 

Leslie Steven Silver 

William and Ethel Skeates 

David and Marla Smith 

Mike and Donna Smith 

Trent and Lori Smith 

Sodexo, Inc. 

Thomas and Nancy Sorg 

John and Mary Ann Spychalski 

Karen D. Stanley 

State Farm Companies Foundation 

Thomas P. Stefaniak 

John and Joyce Stembel 

Fred and Deborah Stucker 

Paul and Roberta Stucker 

Superior Essex Group, Inc. 

Loretto and Robert Szucs 

Jeff and Carol Taylor 

William and Susan Timmins 

Edward A. Tomko, D.D.S. 

Donald and Pama Tonner 

George and Elizabeth Tonner 

Peter and Sue Tracy 

uSA Funds 

Adriane Carson ’10 in the studio of WPUM-TV6. 

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1889 Society 

($500 and above) 

Accenture Foundation, Inc. 

Kenneth and Margaret Ahler 

John and Patricia Alt 

Gerald and Lora Altstadt 

AIT Laboratories 

Mary Louise Ames 

Jill M. Andres 

Atlas Foundry Foundation, Inc. 

Ball Corporation 

Mike and Judy Bartels 

Thomas and Susan Bartkus 

Donald B. Basko 

John and MaryLou Baumann 

Joe and Cecilia Bauters 

Frederick A. Beckman 

Deric and Melinda Beier 

William M. Bercik, D.D.S. 

Katherine Bergman 

Carolann C. Biel 

Michael Bowman, M.D. 

Edward and Kristine Bozymski 

Brettnacher Farney Farms 

Stephen and Lea Brinker 

Keith and Anne Brouillette 

Robert Y. Brown, Sr. 

Julie and Keith Brunini 

Lonnie and Janice Brunswick 

Frank and Jane Caccamo 

David and Margot Carey 

Arthur and Michelle Carrison 

CenturyLink 

Larry and Mary Sue Chapman 

Church Musicians Guild 

Joann E. Clark 

Coca-Cola Foundation Matching 

Gifts Program 

James M. Collins 

Michael and Maria Collins 

Francis and Mary Coman 

Rick and Linda Comingore 

Richard and Ursula Conlin 

Timothy and Cammille Connor 

David and Hallie Cook 

Joseph and Lisa Cook 

Gerald and Anne Corcoran 

Kristyn M. Corley 

Covidien Matching Gifts 

Program 

Roger and Katie Cromer 

Crowe Horwath LLP 

William and Rosemary Currie 

Melanie T. Cushion and 

Ronald Brubaker 

Derek and Tracy Dabrowiak 

Terrence and Helen Daley 

Andrew and Carrie D’Amore 

Susan C. Decker 

Mary E. Decker-Trunk 

Philip S. Dedig 

Michael J. and Jane Delaney 

Linda L. Deno 

Patrick and Elizabeth Devereaux 

Dissinger Insurance Services, 

LLC 

Paul and Mary Doherty 

Joseph and Yvonne Dulin 

John L. Dunn 

James and Christine Durkin 

Stephen and Renee Egan 

LeRoy and Catherine Ellgass 

David and Mary Ann Erwin 

Favored Dairy 

Robert and Diane Faxel 

Mary Frances Faulkner 

Felts-Nordstrom and 

Lee Nordstrom 

James and Joan Fencil 

Glen and Susan Flaningham 

James and Marjorie Flickner 

Brian and Annette Fox 

Chuck and Karen Fraley 

Warren and Peggy Freeman 

Thomas and Margaret Gallagher 

Richard and Jacqueline Gallo 

David and Ann Louise Gandolph 

Ronald and Judith Geleott 

Kenneth and Dianne Gerlach 

David and Lisa Goes 

Dennis J. Goggin 

Patrick J. Gora, Sr. 

Lawrence A. Gordon 

Ronald L. Gottschalk 

Mark and Anne Gozdecki 

Scott and Elizabeth Graf 

Anisha Gohil ’10 prepares a sample for laboratory testing. 

Joseph E. Gregorich 

Thomas and Caryl Grzesik 

James and Sherry Gudmens 

William and Sherri Guertin 

Mark and Laurie Hajduch 

Dennis and Amy Haworth 

Donald and Sandra Hoffman 

Robert and Marilee Hoffswell 

Richard J. Holland 

Charles and Barbara Holmes 

James and Carol Hoover 

Richard and Zinnia Hoying 

Mark and Rowena Hurtubise 

Jack and Ann Hutt 

Col. Terence A. and 

Katherine E. Imbery, D.D.S. 

Peter J. Ippolito and 

Peg Schumann-Ippolito 

William and Mary Ann Jackson 

Johnson & Johnson Family of 

Companies 

Rosemary L. Jones 

Robert G. Kaptain 

Janet M. Keller 

Jonathan and Luanne Klepfer 

Andrew and Deviani Kuhar 

George and Betty Kuhn 

Thomas and Juanita Lang 

Gerald and Valerie Lasko 

George and Mary Ellen Liggett 

George and Eileen Lingen 

Monsignor Edward F. Litot 

Nichole M. Lukowski 

Gregory and Peggy Lyzun 

Terra and Scott Maienbrook 

James and Caryl Mangan 

Robert and Kathryn Mangan 

Fred P. Mariani 

Philip and Sandra McCauley 

Margery and Ronald McIlwain 

Kenneth and Jane McIntosh 

Mary L. McNamara 

William and Karen Metz 

Wayne and Paulette Missaggia 

Thomas and Betty Mitchel 

Mary Patrice Molinarolo 

Arnold H. Muller 

Gregory and Eileen Mulroy 

John and Margaret Murray 

Thomas and Sue Nath 

Leo and Joanne Navin 

Robert G. Novack 

Louis and Melinda Offer 

Michael and Dawn Olson 

Roger and Kathy Olson 

OneAmerica Companies 

Frank and Alice O’Reilly 

Cataldo Panici 

John and Marianne Parthum 

Eugene V. Pellegrini 

Douglas and Sue Perkins 

Rebecca and David Perry 

Richard and Christine Pfingstler 

Thomas and Doris Phillips 

John and Susan Pikarski 

Joseph Q. Pindell 

John and Susan Plank 

George and Bernice Post 

Procter & Gamble Fund 

Thomas and Diane Prosser 

Leona Pyrce 

Mark and Heather Quebbeman 

William and Elizabeth Reagan 

Nancy L. Reichert and Abdulqader 

Altamimi 



Joseph and Patricia Reilly 

Joseph A. Richard 

John M. Righeimer 

John P. Righeimer 

Eduardo and Patricia Rivera 

Daniel and Barbara Rogers 

Larry D. Ropp 

Michael R. Ropp 

Neto and Gail Roser 

Thomas and B. Diane Rottinghaus 

David and Ann Scheafbauer 

Gregory and Susan Schmidt 

Louis E. Schneider 

Raymond and Gloria Schuessler 

Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert Seidel 

Stephen and Anita Sergi 

John and Linda Shank 

Shell Oil Company Foundation 

Edward C. Shimeta 

Frank and Kristi Slaby 

John and Sharon Soltis 

Raymond and Marie Stanley 

Don and Leona Steinhilber 

Carl J. Stepanik 

John and Patricia Stitz 

Steve and Stacey Stitz 

Christopher and Sara Stohr 

Gene and Julie Suhr 

Mark and Constance Swary 

Raymond W. Tennant, Ph.D. 

James and Rosa Thordsen 

Larry and Kathryn Till 

Timothy and Colleen Tincher 

John and Frances Tobin 

Trans union, LLC 

James and Elizabeth Truba 

Tony and Judy Tumbarello 

William J. Vahary 

Robert F. Vaughan 

Timothy and Cynthia von der 

Embse 

Wachovia Foundation 

Ernest C. Wentcher Educational 

Fund 

Around the Fountain 

($100 and above) 

Anonymous 

Vito and Kathleen Abbate 

Victor and Carol Abell 

John and Caron Adam 

Thomas and Aimee Adams 

Ashley N. Adams-Douglass 

Aaron D. Addy and 

Tara M. Foldenauer-Addy 

ADEM LCC 

Advanced Business Equipment, 

Inc. 

James Ahr 

Elian R. Albert 

Rev. Harry R. Allagree 

Robert and Glorianne Allen 

Muzetta E. Allgyer 

W. Christopher and Paxton Allgyer 

Alliance Bank 

Allstate Foundation 

Kristie and Steven Alvey 

Brian and Ginee Ames 

Edward and Bernadette Andersen 

Susan and Roger Anderson 

Christopher M. Andres 

Michael and Ann Anker

Very Rev. Angelo P. Anthony, 

C.PP.S. 

James W. Archer 

Joseph and Susan Arias 

David and Kim Armstrong 

Hugo and Olga Arreguin 

John and Mary Atha 

Susan and Hugh Aukerman 

Mercedes and Edward Austgen 

Leslie and Melinda Austin 

Emil and Julie Baciu 

Margret Bahler 

Ed and Molly Balas 

Tony and Deb Baltes 

Edward C. Baltz 

Joan C. Banet 

Daniel and Helene Banina 

Steven G. Banister 

Lisa M. Barany 

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Barlage 

Thomas and Cathleen Barrett 

John J. Barrientos 

Br. Benjamin S. Basile, C.PP.S. 

Kenneth and Mary Bates 

Delores and Halden Battleday 

David and Judith Bauer 

Fred and Alice Bauer 

Donald and Rita Baumgart 

David and Ann Beam 

John and Rosemarie Beard 

Richard M. Beaven, M.D. 

Gilbert N. Beckemeier, II 

Donald and Elizabeth Becker 

George and Martha Beemsterboer 

David and Carol Behnke 

Rev. Thomas J. Beischel, C.PP.S. 

James F. Bender 

Kenneth and Danielle Benich 

Fred and Sally Berger 

Terence and Carol Jean Bergin 

Rev. Dr. Benjamin A. Berinti, 

C.PP.S. 

James and Elizabeth Bernard 

Gerald and Karen Berner 

John and Mary Jo Bertrand 

John and Geraldine Bian 

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Biernat 

Estelle J. Biesiadecki 

Joan Bigora 

Raymond J. Billy 

Philip and Sara Bir 

Timothy and Kimberly Birnie 

The Biz 

Judy Black 

Daniel and Donna Blaney 

John and Anna Blankemeyer 

James and Carrie Blinzinger 

Lawrence and Janet Bloemer 

John and Denise Blood 

Russell and Sharron Blue 

John F. Blum 

Blythe’s Athletics, Inc. 

Boeing Gift Matching Program 

Henry and Anne Boguslaw 

Kenneth E. Bohlinger 

Kenneth and Theresa Bohrer 

Patrick J. Boland 

Mark T. Bolla 

Stephen J. Bonowski 

Ary Nelson ’02 and grandchildren, McKenna and Zaine Nelson, 

at Rotary Appreciation Night. 

Joseph Borowitz 

Rodger and Veronica Fields-Bortz 

Joseph and Glenda Boton 

Michael and Margaret Bova 

Charles and Stavroula Bowling 

Nancy and Ihor Boyko 

Thomas and Sarah Boyle 

Thomas and Mariana Boyle 

Vincent and Margaret Braband 

James and Carol Bracewell 

Matthew and Carol Brady 

Scott and Cathy Brady 

Steven and Jillian Brady 

Leon and Donna Brady 

David and Helen Brandewie 

John and Cindy Bratton 

Peggy J. Hansen-Braun and 

Michael Braun 

Erin E. Breetzke 

Robert and Mary Bresnahan 

Jonathan and Rebecca Bringewatt 

Jeffrey A. Brinkley 

Paul and Carol Broadway 

Timothy and Nancy Brocker 

Donna L. Brody 

Samuel T. Brook 

Jacquelyn A. Brooks 

CLASS OF 2014 STATISTICS 

Class size: 241 

New Pumas: State-by-State breakdown: 

CA – 1, FL – 5, IL – 45, IN – 157, KY – 1, 

ME – 1, MI – 13, MN – 1, MO – 1, NY – 1, 

OH – 7, OR – 1, VA – 1, WI - 6 

Randall T. Brooks 

Laurence and Millie Brost 

Jon and Debra Brouwer 

Mark A. Brouwer 

Kristin A. Brown 

Mark and Catherine Brown 

Thomas and Debby Brown 

Charlton and Michelle Browning 

Russell and Teresa Bruce 

Mary E. Bruin 

George and Jane Brun 

Sara E. Bruner 

Linus and Angela Brungardt 

Paul and Marion Brunner 

Julie and Steven Bruns 

Daniel and Janet Bryan 

Chuck Bucheri 

James J. Buckley 

Jeffery and Marilyn Buckley 

Ron and Diana Budzielek 

Angela M. Burgeson 

Jerome and Eileen Burke 

Thomas and Mary Burke 

James and Celine Burnett 

Rebecca S. Busch 

Thomas and Nancy Busch 

Dennis and Sheila Butler 

William and Karen Byrd 

Pamela and Amado Cabrera 

Chris and Molly Cain 

Mary and Douglas Caldwell 

Vincent and Denise Cama 

Sally and Jay Cameron 

Therese Cangany 

Alfred and Georgia Cantieri 

Brian Capouch 

Lawrence and Barbara Carie 

Chuck and Cara Carmody 

John and Noreen Carmody 

James and Angela Carr 

Bernard and Judith Carrico 

James and Robbin Carroll 

John and Melissa Carroll 

Ruth N. Carter 

John and Mary Linda Casey 

W. Patrick and Kristen Cashman 

Tony and Dolores Catanzarite 

Caterpillar Foundation 

Robert N. Cathcart 

Janet B. Cavanaugh 

Michelle M. Cedeno 

David and Elizabeth Cerotzke 

Mallik and Vijaya Chaganti 

John H. Chamberlain 

Robert and Jeani Chamness 

Mrs. Susan Champa-Seminerio 

and Mr. John Seminerio 

Faye E. Chennault Johnson 

Ronald and Ruth Cherry 

Chevron Phillips Chemical 

Company LP 

Chinese Christian Mandarin 

Church 

Ronald and Irene Chorba 



Robert and Laura Christen 

Timothy F. Christiana 

Patrick and Sheryl Christmas 

Robert and Becky Chrzanowski 

Jeffrey and Kimberly Cipowski 

Cisco Systems Foundation 

Wayne and Robin Clark 

Patricia A. Clausen 

Gregory A. Cleaver 

Patrick and Meaghan Cleaver 

Charles and Dianne Clemens 

George and Mary Clemens 

Paul and Sally Clore 

Thomas and Jacqueline Coates 

Norma J. Cobett 

Linda Cohen 

Roger and Linda Colbert 

Rocco and Margaret Colletti 

Catherine A. Collins 

Tim and Laura (Robinson) Collins 

Michael F. Collins 

Frank S. Collura 

Everett and Lena Combs 

John and Joan Companik 

Paul A. Conde 

Rev. Thomas P. Conde 

Robert L. Conley 

James and Janice Conlon 

John L. Conlon 

Joe and Melody Conn 

John and Julia Conn 

Christopher Conway 

Charles and Bernadette Cook 

William and Sally Jo Cope 

Denise L. Cordrey 

Steven Corry 

Daniel and Karen Corsaro 

Thomas and Susan Cosentino 

Martin and Janet Costello 

Roger and Carmella Cotterill 

Earl and Margaret Cousino 

George and Linda Cover 

John and Jennifer Coy 

Bill and Karen Craig 

John and Patricia Craighead 

Joan M. Cramer 

James and Gail Cravens 

Francis* and Ender Creel 

Thomas and Kathleen Creger 

Janel M. Creviston 

Patrick A. Crisler 

Jason and Carolyn Cromwell 

Earl and Carol Crosby 

Willie and Darshana Croskrey 

Richard and Evanne Cuculick 

Thomas and Mildred Cudzilo 

Ronald and Marjorie Cuff 

Susan and John Cunningham 

Randy and Sandra Cusick 

Jerome and Virginia Cuzella 

Robert and Linda Cwiertniak 

Gregory and Dorothy Dabrowiak 

Norbert and Jo-Ann Daigle 

Curt F. Dale 


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26 

Terrence and Jeanne Dariotis 

Douglas and Kelly Daulton 

Andrew and Dorothy Davey 

Don and Anna Mae Davia 

Antonio and Annette Davis 

Todd and Katrina Davis 

David and Margaret Day 

J. Kenneth and Sue De Witt 

Thomas and Celeste Deardorff 

James and Bridgette DeFalco 

John T. Deines, Ph.D. 

Del Principe & Allie, CPAs 

Jim and Nan Delaney 

Michael and Helen Delaurentis 

David S. DeLauro 

Christine and Donald DeLuke 

John and C. Ann DeMartino 

William and Donna Demas 

William and Marylou Dennick 

Andrea L. Dennis 

Douglas W. Deno 

Tim and Gloria Deno 

Patsy and Mary D’Eramo 

Devon’s Family Restaurant 

Andy and Jenny Dibley 

Phyllis M. DiCara, Esq. 

David and Theresa Didion 

M. Ruth Diener 

W. C. (Bill) Dieruf, Jr. 

Stephen and Judith Dillon 

Terrence R. Dillon 

William and Joan Dillon 

Richard and Julie DiNapoli 

Brian and Samantha DiPaolo 

Michael and Ann Disser 

Glenn and Sandra Dobecki 

James and Connie Dodge 

Robert E. Doherty 

Thomas and Patricia Dohr 

David A. Dolak 

Thomas and Pamela Domasica 

Robert and Beverly Dombro 

Donald and Barbara Donahue 

Philip and Molly Donegan 

Charles and Geraldine Donnelly 

Jill R. Donnelly 

Scott and Karen Donnelly 

Mark J. Doorley 

William and Jean Dorgan 

Helen L. Dorin 

Ronald and Marilyn Dorsten 

John and Jacqueline Dougherty 

Robert and Anne Dougherty 

Daniel Downes, Sr. 

Timothy and Mary Ann Downey 

Catherine A. Draper 

Barbara Drone 

Jon A. Dudeck 

James and Kim Duffy 

Shirleyann and David Duley 

Edward and Anne Dumas 

Fred and Cece Dunderman 

Richard and Patricia Dunn 

Luke and Breain Dunscombe 

Frank S. Durbas 

Rev. James A. Dvorscak 

Jan Dworschak 

Charles and Dana Dyczko 

Daniel and Nicolette Dykstra 

Thomas A. Ebbinghaus 

Dale and Germaine Ebeling 

David and Luella Eckerle 

Matthew and Tricia Eckert 

Robert and Betty Eder 

Mike and Jacqueline Edwards 

Theresa J. Effinger 

Anne-Cecile Egan 

Brian and Judith Egan 

James and Kathleen Egan 

Charles and Patricia Eisenman 

William and Leona Elbert 

Laurie Elish-Piper and 

Steven F. Piper 

EMC Insurance Companies/ 

Hamilton Mutual Insurance Co. 

Emerson Electric Company 

Roger and Mary Kay Emmrich 

Nate and Karey Engels 

Emilio and Maria Enriquez 

Evelyn Erb 

Marilyn Erb 

Dale and Marie Estand 

John F. Etten 

David and Nijole Etzwiler 

John and Mary Evans 

James and Debra Ewing 

John and Rosemary Ewry 

J. Eric and Barbara Farfsing 

Phil Collins ’11 puts up a fight in the 

NCAA Division II Elite 8 tournament. 

Emily and Jeffery Farley 

John and Jeanne Farr 

Arthur and Marilyn Farrell 

E. Bruce and Barbara Fech 

Kenneth and Barbara Fedder 

Henry and Diane Feeley 

Ed and Sylvia Feicht 

Therese M. Feicht 

Sidney Feldman 

Joseph and Julie Felicelli 

Peter and Patricia Fenlon 

Harry L. Ferson, Jr. 

Charmaine M. Field 

Kevin and Melissa Field 

Danielle M. Figlio 

Keith and Janet Fingerhut 

Ronald and Denise Finke 

Timothy and Ann Finnegan 

First Presbyterian Church Choir 

First There Enterprises, Inc. 

F. Birk Fischer 

Dolores R. Fisher 

Patrick and Nancy Fitzgerald 

John and Janice Fitzgibbons 

John C. Fitzpatrick 

Timothy A. Fleming 

Joseph and Karen Folk 

John and Gladys Ford 

Joseph and Patricia Forlenza 

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Fortin 

J. Dennis and Arlene Fox 

Byron and Carol Francoeur 

Ronald and Sandra Frankiewicz 

Gregory and Laura Franklin 

Michael T. Franklin 

Mitchell and Mary Jo Frankowski 

Deborah A. Frantz and 

Andrew K. Snyder 

Frank and Susan Frasor 

Free Enterprise System, Inc. 

Thomas and Barbara Freehill 

Keith Freeman 

Ralph and Carol Ann Freibert 

William and Amy Fremgen 

Leslie Frere, Ph.D. 

Paul and Susan Freudinger 

Gerald and Barbara Friedrich 

Jodi A. Frigo 

Ernest and Linda Fritsch 

Joseph and Jane Fritz 

Charles and Sophia Froelich 

Thomas and Jane Fruehe 

James and Patricia Funk 

Thomas and Diane Funk 

Dennis A. Fus, Ph.D. 

Gabe and Janice Gabriel 

Dennis and Linda Gallagher 

Lee and Deborah Gallaher 

Marianne M. Galligan 

Robert and Marion Gallivan 

Joann F. Ganey 

James and Karen Gannon 

Thomas and Kathleen Ganz 

Ralph and Mary Alyce Gardner 

James and Janet Gartland 

Thomas and Karen Gartland 

Robert and Linda Garzynski 



ALuMNI/FELLOWS 

ENDORSED APPLICATIONS 

29 submitted for the 2010-2011 freshman 

class; 12 of these students deposited 

Lisa and Daniel Gastineau 

George and Ann Gatto 

Charles and Constance Gaul 

Phyllis C. Gausselin 

GE Foundation 

Dennis and Jeanne Gebele 

Lothar and Debbie Gehrig 

Rev. Robert P. Gehring 

Jerome H. Geimer 

Gary and Patti Gendernalik 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Gering 

James and Anne Gerlach 

Anthony and Constance Gianoli 

Oliver E. Giere 

Craig and Melissa Gigax 

William and Johanna Gill 

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gillen 

Peter and Pat Gilroy 

Walter and Laura Ginter 

Ronald and Regina Giometti 

William and Cynthia Gladieux 

Sarah R. Glass 

Glatselter Insurance Group 

Gerard and Regina Glowniak 

Lawrence and Bethany Glozier 

Goldman Sachs & Company 

Daniel and Irene Golec 

Michael E. Golumbeck 

Ray and Jackie Good 

John and Marilyn Gordon 

John and Jan Gorman 

Donald J. Goschy 

Rick and Jolynn Gosser 

William and Theresa Grace 

Donald J. Graham 

Beverly and Gary Green 

James L. Greene 

John and Jean Griffin 

John D. and Rose Marie Groppe 

Thomas and Therese Gross 

Brien N. Grow, D.O. 

Andrew and Jamie Guardi 

Reinaldo Guerrero 

David and Mary Ann Guertin 

Joseph and Barbara Gugliotta 

Charles and Anne Gull 

Alan and Frances Gull 

Mary Jo Gurley 

Kenneth and Judith Guzik 

Darren and Tamari Haas 

John and Susan Haffner 

Gerald and Patricia Hagerman 

Mark and Debra Hagert 

Richard and Julie Hagye 

Raymond and Janet Hall 

John C. Haller 

Patricia Klaus Hamacher 

Mary Ann Hamer 

Stephen and Carol Hanas 

Lisa M. Handler 

Joseph and Patricia Hanish 

Charles and Trudy Hanley 

Gary M. Hanley 

Theresa E. Hanley 

Larry and Linda Hanneman 

Bernard and Lou Hannon 

Curt and Leslie Hannon

Arthur and Dorothy Hansmann 

Thomas and Carol Hardiman 

Donald and Celeste Hardy 

Bill Hardy, Jr. 

William and Nancy Hardy 

Michael J. Hart 

Jennifer K. Hartlage 

William and Laura Hartley 

Thomas and Karen Hartrich 

Harvey Hubbell Foundation 

Stephen and LeeAnna Hash 

Lynn and Clare Hassler 

Anna and Stephen Hastings 

Theresa Anne Hatton 

Daniel and Maia Hawthorne, 

Ph.D. 

Timothy and Susan Hay 

John and Kay Hayes 

Robert and Carolyn Hayes 

Paul and Doris Heckler 

Timothy and Regina Heinrich 

Brock and Catherine Heinz 

Br. Timothy Hemm, C.PP.S. 

Gerald and Cynthia Hemmelgarn 

Joseph and Annette Hemminger 

William and Patricia Hendrick 

Robert and Barbara Heneghan 

Jennifer Henn 

Catherine L. Henney 

Jessica J. Henry 

Gertrude Hentschel 

Rev. John F. Herber, C.PP.S. 

Lawrence and Lucy Herber 

Peter and Bonnie Herdina 

David and Beth Herr 

Robert and Anne Herrold 

James and Therese Hester 

Bruce and Sue Hicks 

Donald and Patricia Higgins 

Randall and Dawn Hildeman 

Jeff and Cheryl Hillan 

Ted and Kathleen Hillary 

Robert N. Hills 

Charles J. Hipp 

William and Julie Hipple 

Patrick and Carol Hitpas 

John and Lisa Hladik 

Vern and Jennifer Hobbs 

Joan M. Hoffman 

John and Nancy Hoffman 

Hoffman Office Supply, Inc. 

William and Sally Hogan 

Frederick and Patricia Hollinden 

Dan and Charlene Holly 

Deiane Holstein 

Robert and Barbara Holstein 

John and Gina Holton 

Home Depot 

Robert E. Honkisz 

Sonia I. Honkisz 

David and Cheri Hood 

Robert and Paula Hopkins 

Ashley R. Hayworth-Hopp and 

Joseph Hopp 

John M. Horazy 

Thomas and Kathleen Horvath 

Robert J. Hospodka 

Lawrence and Kathleen Hostetler 

James and Agnes Houk 

Alice Houran 

Rev. Vincent Hoying, C.PP.S. 

HP Products 

Adrian and Karen Hrynyk 

HSBC - North America 

Richard and Angela Huffine 

Ronald and Gaye Humphrey 

Sarah A. Hunnefeld 

James and Terry Hunt 

Edward T. Hurley 

Robert and Judith Hurst 

Ralph and Melissa Iannelli 

Kendra and Charles Illingworth 

Robert and Marilyn Imbur 

Paul A. Impero and 

Cathy J. Whitley 

Kenneth and Janet Inkrott 

Interstate Castings 

Robert and Margaret Jackson 

Monique and Robert Jakubielski 

Margaret C. James 

Ronald and MaryAnn James 

Robert and MaryLou Jansey 

James and Barbara Jaworski 

Jefferies & Company, Inc. 

Bill Jennings and 

Josephine Beck-Jennings 

Jeremy and Lori Jensen 

Beth L. Jerzyk 

Ronald and Barbara Jerzyk 

John and Judith Jezierski 

Donald and Patricia Jochem 

Kirk and Camille Jockel 

Homer and Barbara Johnson 

Chris and Andrea Johnson 

John and Delores Johnson 

Robert and Kathleen Johnson 

Spencer and Luisa Johnson 

William and Ellen Johnson 

Bryce J. Jones, Ph.D. 

Dr. Jeffrey Jones and 

Pamela K. Jones 

Jordan Floral 

Ronald Jozefowicz 

Stephen J. Jupinka 

Paul and Joyce Jurik 

Joseph and Barbara Kacmar 

Tom and Diane Kacprowicz 

David and Ethel Kaiser 

Stanley and Karen Kalwasinski 

Joseph and Linda Kanamueller 

John and Mary Kane 

John and Vickie Kane 

Michael and Judy Kanne 

Robert O. Kanney, Jr., M.D. 

Allen and Sharon Karpiak 

Julie and Philip Kazimier 

Patrick J. Kearney 

Philip and Karen Kedzuch 

David and Sandra Keilman 

Philip and Maricel Keller 

George and Margaret Kelly 

John and Margaret Kelly 

John M. Kennedy 

Mary Ann Kenney 

Terrence and Elizabeth Kenney 

Ralph and Sandra Kenville 

George and Michaelene Kesl 

Joseph M. Kewley 

Thomas and Patricia Kicinski 

Daniel and Sandra Kidd 

John and Martha Kiefer 

Randy and Lynn Kiger 

Katie M. King 

Lawrence and Judy King 

Richard and Cheryl King 

Robert* and Judy King 

Thomas E. King 

Gary and Linda Kingma 

Mary M. Kinsella 

Timothy and Carolyn Kirkbride 

Ann Kirschner 

Larry and Kelly Kissinger 

Brian D. Klabunde 

Thomas and Kathleen Klawitter 

Justin and Luella Kleinrichert 

Elmer and Karen Klepaski 

Thomas and Mary Ann Klingel 

Peter and Barbara Klocek 

Frank and Betty Klopp 

Mark and Mary Klosterman 

Martin and Elizabeth Knapp 

Patrick and Patricia Knight 

Arthur and Donna Knochel 

Donald and Peggy Knueve 

Ronald and Rita Koebcke 

Kenneth and Patricia Kohr 

Phillip and Karen Kokandy 

Stacey and Daniel Koleszar 

Janeen Kooi 

Marcella Kooi 

John and Sharron Koors 

Antoinette M. Korba 

Richard and Cindy Korman 

Brian and Michelle Korte 

Michael Kosko 

Joseph and Margaret Kotylo 

Thomas and Virginia Kowalski 

Albert and Vivian Kozak 

Carl and Patricia Kozlevcar 

Daniel J. Kramer 

Mark S. Kramer 

William B. Krantz, Ph.D. 

Michael and Jean Krapec 

Norbert and Katherine Krapf 

Dr. Hermes and 

Mary Ellen Kreilkamp 

Aloysius and Jane Krempel 

Alan and Joyce Kreutzer 

William and Beth Kreutzjans 

Steve A. Kriegbaum 

Henry and Angela Krigbaum 

John and Mary Krisch 

Margaret M. Krisch 

Frank and Carole Krol 

Kevin and Beth Kroll 

Robert and Janet Kroll 

Kurt and Jennifer (Allgeyer) 

Krouse 



Richard and Stephanie Krouse 

Neal E. Krupp, M.D. 

Anthony and Katherine Kruzel 

Clarence and Barbara Kuhn 

William J. Kun 

Mrs. William J. Kunisch 

John A. Kurek 

Charles and Kathleen Kurland 

Raymond and Joan Kuzniar 

William and Shirley Labadie 

Jerry and Pat Lachnicht 

Raymond P. Laffey 

Patrick J. Lally 

Charles and Christine Lamb 

Leo J. Lammers 

William J. Lammers 

James and Kimberly Lanzarotta 

Robert and Anne Lapinski 

Richard L. Lasbury, D.D.S. 

Edward and Joan Latek 

John and Sarah Lau 

Edward and Maureen Laude 

Gerald and Susan Lavey 

Daniel and Libby Layden 

Susan and Dan Lazarich 

Travis J. Lechien 

Sandra E. Lee 

SJC marching band: Ethan Avina ’12. 

Thomas J. Lee 

Robert E. Legatzke, Jr. 

Mario F. Leggero 

Robert and Rebecca Lehman 

Gina and W. Todd Lehmann 

Robert and Sally Lehmenkuler 

Dwayne and Charu Leininger 

William T. Lennon 

Leo Burnett Company, Inc. 

Patricia L. Leonard 

Patrick and Sally Leonard 

Anthony and Lisa Leonarduzzi 

Frank and Michele Leslie 

Edward D. Lewis 

L. Michael and Claudia Lewis 

Bob and Helen Lewis 

Thomas and Jena Lewis 

John G. Ligda 

Chuck and Helene Lileikis 


27 

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28 

Seniors (from left to right) Lindsey House ’10, Jessica Howard ’10, 

Dawn R. Innman ’10, and Joel Jaeger ’10 wait with anticipation 

to receive their degrees. 

David and Suzanne Lindahl 

Anthony R. Lindsey 

James and Lynne Lippold 

Helen D. Lipton 

Mathew and Linda Lipton 

George and Susan Livarchik 

David and Candace Livingston 

Lockheed Martin 

Richard and Susan Longsworth 

Christopher and Julie Lopatowski 

Terry L. Lothamer 

Robert and Elizabeth Lothrop 

Michael and Bonnie Louck 

Norman and Kathleen Lozen 

Michael and Jean Lucas 

Kelli and John Lucito 

Marvin and Mary Lois Luers 

Clement and Erika Lupacchino 

Joseph and Laura Lupe 

Joyce D. Lyon 

Marty Lyons 

Edward and Eden Lysaught 

John C. Maag 

Domenic and Michelle Maciariello 

John and Susan Maczak 

Robert and Peggy Madda 

Gregory and Bonnie Mahoney 

Thomas and Jeanette Mahoney 

Gerald Maillet 

Stephen J. Maillet 

Brad J. Maisner 

Gerard and Barbara Makovec 

Kathleen and Timothy Malarney 

Bette-Jane Maley 

Robert and Linda Malloy 

Mike and Sandy Maltby 

Michael and Katherine Mancuso 

Rick and Imelda Mangas 

John H. Mannen 

Russell and Susan Marcinek 

Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Marciniak 

Thomas and Barbara Marcotte 

Lauretta R. Marcucci 

Bart J. Margiotta 

Edmund and Diane Margrave 

Andrew and Kristen Marino 

Karen and Patrick Marks 

Joseph and Georgann Martin 

Joseph and Marilyn Martin 

Stephanie Martin 

Robert and Carrie Martino 

John P. Mascotte 

Robert and Leslee Massa 

Thomas and Agnieszka 

Mastandrea 

Robert J. Maszka 

Thomas and Brenda Mathews 

Joseph and Marianne Matlon 

John A. Matochik, Ph.D. 

John and Colleen Matthys 

Richard and Patricia Matthys 

Dennis and Vera Matuska 

James and Barbara Maxwell 

George and Paula McAfee 

Joel and Linda McCarthy 

Gregory A. McCarty 

James and Mary Ann McCauley 

Lee and Ann McCauley 

James and Roselyn McCormick 

James R. McCullough 

Joanne K. McDevitt 

Kevin and Julia McDonald 

Rick and JoAnn McElfresh 

Rev. Timothy D. McFarland, C.PP.S. 

Fred and Patricia McFawn 

James and Kathleen McGill 

Lynn and Dennis McGill 

Thomas and Veronica McGill 

Thomas and Diana McGill 

Eileen S. McGinnity 

Jerry and Georgia McKim 

Mark D. McLaren 

David and Nancy McLaughlin 

Thomas and Patricia McLaughlin 

Hugh and Donna McLeish 

Peg McLeish 

Robert and Geraldine Meany 

Michael and Dawn Medvescek 

Gregory and Rosemary Meier 

Roland and Shirley Meinert 

Richard and Joan Meister 

Janice K. Merritt 

Charles J. Mescher 

James and Patricia Mescher 

Jerome and Jacqueline Meservey 

Matthew and Victoria Metzger 

A. Lee and Victoria Meyer 

Leo Meyer 

Leroy and Jean Meyer 

Steven and Teresa Meyer 

Steven and Kimberly Meyer 

Timothy and Kara Meyer 

Midwest Transit Equipment, Inc. 

Alfred and Norma Miesch 

Mickey and Debra Mikels 

Leroy and Marsha Milas 

Robert and Sherry Miles 

David and Loretta Miller 

Hubert J. Miller, Ph.D. 

Scott and Sheryl Miller 

Rev. Joseph E. Miller, C.PP.S. 

Mark and Merry Miller 

Randolph B. Milos, CPA 

Phyllis D. Mingear 

Christopher and Mary Jo Minick 

Thomas and Leslie Miskowiec 

Jason and Lynn Miskus 

R. David Moderow 

Edward L. Modesto, D.D.S. 

David and Betty Moebs 

Edward M. Mohr, Jr. 

John and Ann Molinaro 

Michael and Susan Molinaro 

Daniel and Sally Monnin 

Cynthia and Brad Montgomery 

Gregory and Margaret Monti 

Thomas and Melinda Mooney 

Janet E. Moore 

Orville and H. Jeanette Moore 

Patrick and Donna Moran 

Thomas and Joan Morgan 

John and Mary Morrison 

Thomas and Marcia Morrison 

Stephen and Suzanne Moser 

Jeannette H. Mosher 

James and Martha Moulthrop 

Michael and Marie Mourek 

Majetta J. Muhler 

James and Donna Mullen 

James A. Murphy 

Patrick J. Murphy, Ph.D. 

Edward and Theresa Murphy 

Thomas and Patricia Murphy 

William and Barbara Murphy 

Joseph M. Murray 

Maureen T. Murray 

Dennis and Susan Musial 

F. Ronald and Georgianna Musket 

Gregory L. Myers 

Donald and Tammy Nadeau 

Nationwide Foundation 

Michael and Sally Naughton 

Stanley and Peggy Nawrocki 

Caryle and Dean Neff 

Janet and Garry Neitzel 

Christopher and Joyce Nelson 

Marvin and Rose Nesius 

Robert and Jane Neville 

William and Virginia Neville 

Robert and Susan Newman 

Rev. Richard Nieberding, C.PP.S. 

James and Patricia Nies 

John H. Noble 

Michael and Barbara Noel 

Robert and Joyce Nolan 

James and Lisa Nordhoff 

Northwestern Mutual Life 


Gerald and Kathleen Novak 

Steven and Tina Novak 

O.K. Travel Agency, Inc. 

Bob and B.J. O’Brien 

William and Ann O’Brien 



George Dennis O’Brien 

James and Julia O’Brien 

John and Rita O’Brien 

Kevin O’Brien 

Michael P. O’Brien 

Patrick and Zoe O’Brien 

Timothy and Carmen O’Brien 

Walter F. Obrochta 

David and Elizabeth O’Connor 

James V. O’Connor 

Rick and Sherry O’Dette 

Steve and Carol O’Donnell 

Richard and Norah Oehmke 

Michael J. Offer 

Eugene and Lana Ognibene 

Paul and Cecilia Ogorzelec 

David and Paula Ogren 

Ann M. O’Hara 

John and Carol Olechny 

Larry and Dee Olewinski 

Nora C. O’Malley, Ph.D., FACHE 

Michael and Kathryn O’Neall 

John P. O’Neil 

Thomas and Danell O’Neill 

Mark A. Onesi 

Thomas and Cynthia Orner 

Rose A. Ortiz 

Carol L. O’Saben, Ph.D. 

Richard and Jane O’Shea 

Linus and Yolanda Osterloh 

Gregory and Dawn Ostrowski 

Gene and Arlene O’Sullivan 

Thomas and Margaret O’Sullivan 

Gerald and Kathleen Pabst 

James and Marie Pacetti 

Leonard and Rosemary Palicki 

Gregory and Mary Ellen Palubicki 

James F. Panas 

Jerome and Debbie Pankey 

Kevin and Cynthia Pappert 

Raymond and Jane Papszycki 

Elmer and Beatrice Paris 

Kristin N. Paris 

Vincent and Josephine Parker 

Kara A. Paroubek 

Leonard J. Pasket 

Karen T. Pastrick 

William J. Patterson 

Ruth E. Paulsen 

Dr. and Mrs. H. Larry Penning 

Donald and Robin Penrod 

John and Barbara Pentangelo 

Michael and Constance Pericht 

Gregory and Debra Perkins 

Richard and Geraldine Perrotte 

Daniel and Lisa Pesaresi 

Eric M. Peschke 

Jeffrey and Barbara Peters 

Phillip and Julie Peterson 

Michael Petrovich, Ph.D. 

Richard and Mary Pettineo 

Michael and Carlene Pfeifer 

Keith and Fran Pfledderer 

William and Phyllis Phelan 

Ethel M. Phillips 

Mark and Kathy Phillips 

Susan and David Pickard 

Henry and Linda Pictor 

James and Nancy Piggush 

James and Mary Pat Piko 

Rev. George F. Plaster 

Christian and Teresa Poliquin 

Louis and Mary Polito 

Fred and Gloria Portney 

Jason M. Potthoff

Philip and Jill Potts 

Scott and April Potts 

Robert and Sandra Povlock 

Craig and Deborah Prather 

Vladimir N. Pregelj and 

Lea Plut-Pregelj 

Robert and Pamela Prezek 

Private Academic Library 

Network of Indiana, Inc. 

Leo G. Pryma, Jr. 

Lee and Kathleen Pucker 

James F. Purcell 

Beverly Quackenbush 

John and Barbara Quinn 

Kevin and Laura Quinn 

Joseph F. Rabensteine 

Sarah M. Ragan 

Bob and Beverly Ramesh 

Ernie and Jeannette Randolph 

Samuel and Sharon Rankin 

Cary A. Rapini 

Jack and Gail Raymond 

Roger and Loretta Redelman 

Daniel and Anita Reed 

Lois J. Reed 

Thomas and Barbara Reed 

Doris Reichert 

Bill and Eileen Reid 

Noreen M. Reilly 

Richard and Linda Reiners 

Karen L. Reiniger 

Kenneth and Julie Renspie 

Rensselaer Printco 

David and Dawn Richa 

Jeffrey A. Richey 

Paul and Angela Richey 

Robert and Mary Rickert 

James and Anita Riedel 

John and Donna Rietschlin 

Patrick and Katrina Riha 

Kevin and Wendy Ring 

Ronald and Mary Ann Ripperger 

Cynthia and Rodney Roberts 

Timothy and Laura Roberts 

Mark and Darla Robinson 

Sr. Patricia Robinson, B.V.M. 

Judith M. Rodia 

Roman R. Rodriguez 

Charles and Denise Roemer 

Peter J. Roesle 

Joseph and Joyce Rogers 

Richard and Linda Rogus 

Shirley Ronan 

James and Diane Roseland 

Jill and Shawn Roser 

Bob and Nancy Rospenda 

Kenneth G. Rossi 

Richard and Mary Rossi 

Joseph and Rosemarie Rozek 

Herbert and Betty Rueth 

Marcus and Suzan Hageman Rust 

Daniel and Ellen Ryan 

Daniel and Kathleen Ryan 

Dennis and Sharon Ryan 

Eugene and Geraldine Ryan 

G. David and Mary Ryan 

Theodore and Stella-Louise 

Sabados 

Anthony and Victoria Sabaj 

Joseph and Judy Sack 

SJC Alumni Association 

Michael and June Salmon 

Christopher and Christine Sandor 

Richard and Monica Santangelo 

Eugene and Mary Lou Sarkey 

Charles and Debora Saulmon 

Alfred and Barbara Savino 

J.R. Savoie, Jr. 

R. Bruce and Mari Anne Sayler 

Vernon and Hilda Schaefer 

Nicholas and Katherine Schafer 

David and Kelly Scheirer 

Robert and Germaine Schenk 

Paul and Ann Scherschel 

William and Elizabeth Schlater 

Alan and Marie Schmiederer 

Henry and Kathryn Schmitt 

Donald and Jeanette 

Schollenberger 

Jayme and Jill Schopieray 

Duane and Nancy Schroeder 

Laura G. Schuerman 

Jeffrey and Ellen Schuetzner 

Ronald and Carol Schuler 

Anna M. Schuster 

Suzanne S. Scovil 

David and Mary Scudder 

Michael and Jill Sedmak 

Len Wiatr ’69, Meghan O’Neill ’09, and Kara Kristoff ’10 

at the Chicago Business Networking reception. 

Inder and Tiffany Seekri 

Ralph and Rita Seidl 

Gerald and Patricia Seikel 

Mark T. Seiler 

Leroy and Patricia Selnek 

Richard and Lennie Semonin 

Francis and Patricia Sergi 

Derek and Stephanie Serna 

Jeffrey and Nancy Shake 

Richard and Martha Shaw 

Jane Hils Shea 

George and Doris Sheehan 

Robert and Lisa Sheridan 

Nancy A. Sherkey 

Julie K. Shewmaker 

Rick and Becky Shide 

Robert F. Shields 

Joseph and Cheryl Shimala 

Paul and Phyllis Shireman 

Don and Jackie Shuler 

Harold and Beverly Shuster 

Lawrence and Judith Siclair 

Robert C. Siegel 

Franklin and Patricia Sikich 

Kyran B. Sims 

William and Joan Siska 

Debra and Jeff Sizemore 

Mark and Elizabeth Slate 

Don and Julie Slawikowski 

Marie T. Sloyan 

Kevin and Cathleen Smith 

Jon and Geraldine Smith 

Joseph and Judy Smith 

Margaret A. Smith 

Melvin E. Smith 

Philip and Mary Smith 

Richard and Alicia Smith 

Thomas L. Smith* 

Daniel and Adele Smyczynski 

Robert J. Snarskis 

William and Kathleen 

Sneckenberg 

Ilene Snyder 

Daniel and Charlotte Sorg 

Robert and Nancy Souza 

Michael and Carol Spain 

Brian and Kathleen Specht 

Gary and Lee Ann Spehar 

Stephen and Maureen Spicer 

Ilicia J. Sprey 

Francis X. St. Peter 

Gary and Pamela Stack 

Thomas and Barbara Stader 

Dennis and Brenda Stanczak 

Michael and Theresa Stang 

Rev. William J. Stang, C.PP.S. 

Barbara Starr 

Francis P. Staucet 

Dr. Ronald W. Staudt and 

Dr. Christina O’Connor 

Michael and Vicky Steckbeck 

Michael and Regina Steele 

Gregory and Mary Jo Stegeman 

The Steier Group 

Robert and Ann Steiner 

Kenneth and Judith Ann Stelzer 

Jerry and Daria Stephan 

P. Joseph and Nancy Stephan 

Robert and Maureen Stewart 

James and Phyllis Still 

Dennis and Jean Stitz 

Bryan and Kila Strasburger 

William and Barbara Strasburger 

Kenneth and Diana Strnatka 

Jack and Mary Strom 



Brian M. Studebaker 

Joyce and Ray Stumpe 

Albert J. Stupek, Jr. 

Edward and Christine Styles 

David and Kathleen Sullivan 

John and Diana Sullivan 

Paul and Mary Sullivan 

Robert and Mary Sullivan 

Sun Capital Partners Foundation, 

Inc. 

Carolyn A. Sutter 

John P. Sutton 

Douglas and Jane Swartzell 

John and Shellie Sweeterman 

Martin and Kate Sweigert 

Robert and Christine Swiatkowski 

Scott and Kara Swinford 

Andrew and Peggie Szmagalski 

Nicholas Tabor 

Joseph and Mary Frances Taconi 

Jason and Kelly Taulman 

Clark C. Teuscher 

J. Cotter and Joanne Tharin 

James and Constance Thatcher 

Richard and Betsey Thiel 

Robb and Kris Thiel 

James and Ellen Thieme 

John F. Thieme, Jr. 

Bill and Carol Thoma 

Shelby Thomas Wyatt 

James and Jacqueline Thureson 

Michael and Karen Tiede 

Michael and Kathleen Tierney 

Samuel and Sue Ann Till 

Rev. Joseph P. Tito 

Gregory and Kathleen Tonner 

Stephen and Jeannine Topolski 

Alan and Janet Tornabeni 

Rafael and Consuelo Gallegos 

Torres 

John and Cathie Townsend 

Raymond and Winifred Trapp 

George and Emily Tremblay 

Vicki and Charles Triplett 

Delores M. Trump 

Tony and Catherine Tymkow 

John and Marilyn Ubik 

James and Joann Unverferth 

Audrey F. Urbanczyk 

Rodney and Cyndi Urbano 

Robert and Patricia Urig 

USG Corporation 

Frances K. Valente 

Monica R. Valentine and 

David Ramsey 

Tom and Shirley Van Acker 

Dean and Eugenia Van Leirsburg 

Art C. and Margaret 

Vandenbroucke 

Godfrey and Geraldine Vander 

Werff 

Daniel and Anne Varner 

Karen Venditti 

David and Georgia Veneziano 

David and Susan Veneziano 

Keith and Angela Vennall 

Paul and Jane Verbarg 

David and Jo Ann Verdeyen 

Christopher and Sylvia Verdonk 

Nicholas and Jeannine Vesper 

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1279 

Thomas and Doris VonderHaar 

Ivo G. Vonderwell 

Joseph and Joy Vrabec 

Bill Waddell 


29 

RECONCILIATION


30 

John and Gabrielle Wadell 

John and Linda Waldron 

William and Cheryl Walker 

Donald and Antoinette Walker 

Terrence and Carole Wall 

Floyd and Vicky Wallace 

Michael and Ann Walro 

Gene and Trudy Walsh 

Brian and Ruth Lynne Walsh 

William and Alice Walsh 

Frederick A. Walter 

Mark and Susan Walters 

William and Catherine Walters 

Steve and Angela Waltman 

Carl and Judith Wannemacher 

Regina M. Warfel 

Susan and Harris Warsaw 

President Washington 

Ernest and Andrea Watson 

Elizabeth A. Waymire 

Alan and Phyllis Waznis 

Michael and Gail Webb 

Carl and Marybelle Weber 

William and Julia Weber 

John and Elaine Weinert 

Lonnie and Connie Weir 

Richard and Zena Weishaar 

Jack and Ann Weiskittel 

Paul and Mary Catherine 

Wendowski 

Floyd and Catherine Wesley 

Michael and Ann Wesley 

Arthur and Eileen West 

Terry and Shirley West 

B. Gregory and Nancy Whaley 

Christopher and Barbara Whitaker 

David and Michelle White 

Paul and Maureen White 

Rev. Paul R. White, C.PP.S. 

William and Elaine White 

James and Michele Whitehead 

Allan and Patricia Whitlow 

Leonard and Cheryl Wiatr 

Larry and Jean Wiedeman 

Mary L. Wiehl 

Doris E. Wiener 

Robert C. Wilberscheid 

Lorraine A. Wilbourn 

David and Gayanne Wilkin 

G. Sanford Wilkins 

Gregory and Janice Wilkins 

David Williams 

James R. Williams 

Anna G. Williamson 

Dorothy R. Winkeljohn, Ph.D. 

James and Carol Wintercorn 

Kenneth and Laura Witt 

Al and Tracey Wleklinski 

Eugene and Barbara 

Wojciechowski 

Michael A. Wojtysiak 

David and Lena Woltering 

Gregory and Ann Wolven 

Joseph and Caroline Wonderly 

John and Mae Wood 

Elizabeth A. Worden 

Matthew and Cheryl Wright 

Richard and Beverly Wroblewski 

Kenneth and Audrey Wysoglad 

Therese Yanan and George Jewett 

Alan and Linda Young 

Daniel and Debbie Young 

Louis and Agatha Yuen 

James P. Zacny 

Peter and Regina Zambon 

Kirk and Nicholene Zehme 

Don and Pam Zehner 

Michael and Janet Zemke 

Arthur and Julie Zielinski 

Ken and Kay Zilka 

William and Bonnie Zimmer 

Frank and Sheila Ziolkowski 

Raymond and Diane Zmaczynski 

Robert and Joan Zurad 

Alumni Class Listing 

1935 

33.33% 

Rev. Leonard J. Kostka, C.PP.S. 


1936 

25.00% 

Most Rev. Albert H. Ottenweller 

Ed Schlueter ’11 delivers the heat against Kentucky Wesleyan. 

1940 

$4,996.14 

25.00% 

John L. Dunn 

Fred W. Hanter* 

George L. Sheehan 

1941 

$1,354.00 

35.29% 


Paul J. Brunner 

J. T. Ferguson 

James W. Scheiber 

Richard M. Scheiber 

Rev. Earl A. Weis, S.J. 

1942 

12.00% 

Joseph A. Dell 


Donald J. Tonner 

1943 

$6,270.00 

22.22% 

James R. Bogan 

Robert H. Causland 

Edmund A. Jung 

Aloysius A. Krempel 

George J. Tonner 

John C. Wood 

1944 

13.33% 

Monsignor Edward F. Litot 

Robert F. Shields 

1945 

$3,850.00 

20.00% 

Albert E. Prosser 

Stanley D. Pukelis 

Frank J. Roytek, Jr. 

James R. Shields 

Richard J. Walker 

1946 

$400.00 

17.39% 

John H. Chamberlain 

Charles J. Hipp 

Robert E. Stephens 

John F. Thieme, Sr. 

1947 

$1,677.65 

21.62% 


Thomas A. Brier* 

Alfred J. Cantieri 

John H. Ford, Ph.D. 

Paul F. Heckler 

Hubert J. Miller, Ph.D. 

Donald E. Smith, Ph.D. 

James R. Thieme 

1948 

$3,350.00 

37.04% 

Gilbert A. Brungardt, Ph.D. 


John Cerimele 

Warren C. Freeman 




Eugene W. Ryan 

Richard G. Semonin 

Thomas L. Smith* 

David F. Terveer 

Eugene R. Walsh 

1949 

$1,854.00 

23.53% 

Linus J. Brungardt 

Francis X. Coman 

Kenneth De Witt 

Gerald F. Kolb 

John F. Laughlin 

James T. Mangan 

Louis J. Polito 

Francis P. Staucet 

1950 

$13,157.94 

20.27% 

Louis A. Abbott, D.D.S. 

George J. Bauer 

Henry J. Boguslaw 

Harold A. Boudreau 

James L. Causland 

William D. Freeman 

Charles S. Hanley, Jr. 

Clarence T. Kuhn 

Robert T. Mangan 

Alfred T. Miesch, Ph.D. 

Ronald M. Miniat 

James E. Pawloski, D.D.S. 


Victor F. Toeppe 

Thomas E. VonderHaar, M.D. 

1951 

$4,680.00 

14.29% 


Rocco J. Colletti 

Ronald R. Humphrey 

Richard N. Karr 

John F. McCann, Jr. 

Thomas L. McNerney 

Robert L. Nolan 

Louis E. Schneider 

Edward A. Tomko, D.D.S. 

1952 

$2,925.00 

19.30% 

Donald B. Basko 


Andrew F. Davey 

Donald J. Hathaway 

James E. Houk 

Robert King* 

Neal E. Krupp 

Raymond P. Laffey 

Joseph L. Martin 

Paul R. O’Connor 

Philip A. Vanderbosch 

1953 

$93,272.72 

29.85% 

Rev. Thomas J. Beischel, C.PP.S. 

William C. Bugher 

Robert J. Eder 

William D. Elbert 

Robert C. Gering 


John M. Haffner

Saint Joseph’s College 

Homecoming 

October 8-10, 2010

1 

1 Ethan Avina ’12. 

2 Shawn Roser ’00 and Jill Stevens Roser ’00 pose with their children. 

3 Mack Ogletree ’11 sneaks past Notre Dame College’s defense. 

4 Class of 1960 at Curtis Creek. L-R: Bob Ernst, Frank Fitzgerald, Larry 

Honikel, Jim Hannon, Barbara Fitzgerald, and Bob Gallaher. 

5 Saint Joseph’s College President F. Dennis Riegelnegg (left) and Alumni 

Association Board President Lou Offer ’69 (right) present Maureen Egan ’90 

(center) with the 2010 Alumni Service Award. 

6 Mike Vallone ’60 and Ed Balas ’96 at the grill. 

For more photos, go to: alumni.saintjoe.edu. 

2 

3 

4

5 

6

2 

4 

1 Jake Birkey ’10, Lindsey House ’10, and 

Nick Bosak ’10. 

2 Players tussle during the game versus Notre 

Dame College. 

3 T. J. Morrison ’86 enjoys the Honor Class 

Dinner with Lina Chesak Liberace and Terry 

Ann Defenser, both of the class of 1985. 

4 Sean Van Pelt ’09 and Amanda Moore ’10. 

5 Dance team on the way to the football game, 

including TiAna Chantal McCullough, Briana 

Golder, and Tori Briscoe. 

1 

3 

5

Frederick E. Hollinden 

Ronald R. Hospodka, Sr. 

Rev. Vincent Hoying, C.PP.S. 

Martin M. Knapp 

William J. Labadie 

Roland G. Meinert, Ph.D. 

John G. Pastrick 


Vladimir N. Pregelj 

Thomas H. Schnieders 

J. Cotter Tharin, Ph.D. 

Thomas R. Van Acker 

James E. Wintercorn 

1954 

$188,585.00 

29.41% 


Theodore G. Beemsterboer 

Carl J. Bobay 

Ronald J. Cherry 

John F. Englehart 

William H. Fremgen 

John D. Geary, Jr. 

Robert W. Gregoire 

Anthony H. Kiesler, DVM 

George R. Kuhn 


Paul M. Rall 

James J. Righeimer 

Kenneth J. Ryan 


1955 

$9,310.00 

28.42% 

Mark L. Beischel 

Edward R. Bozymski 

Rev. Harold C. Brown, C.PP.S. 

Edmund F. Byrne 

Peter G. Fenlon 

A. Ronald Gambla, D.D.S. 

Virgil L. Gelormino 

William J. Gillen 

John J. Gorman 

James L. Greene 

John P. Griffin, M.D. 

George W. Kalafut 

Harry L. Kapp 

Willard C. Kellogg, Jr. 

Frank W. Klopp 

David Krigbaum, M.D. 

Leo J. Lammers 

Terence F. MacCarthy 

James W. Messer, Ph.D. 

Thomas J. Morgan, Jr. 

Linus R. Osterloh 

Eugene J. O’Sullivan 

Patrick J. Reilly 

Paul J. Rettig 

Raymond F. Schuessler, Jr. 

Ralph W. Seidl 

Leroy J. Selnek 

1956 

$33,660.00 

21.62% 

George H. Brown, Jr. 

Chester J. Buziak, D.O. 

John A. Dougherty 

Kenneth P. Fedder 

Marvin L. Hackman 

Edward H. Hennekes 

G. P. Higgins 

Joseph M. Kewley 

A. Richard Kumicich 

Joseph R. Maher 

Leroy U. Meyer 

John W. Morrison 

Timothy J. O’Brien 

H. Larry Penning, M.D. 

Fred J. Stucker, M.D. 

Charles A. Wiles 

1957 

$30,755.00 

34.43% 

Harry R. Allagree, ObJN 

Gerald J. Altstadt 

Gerald R. Apple 

Robert L. Auer 

William M. Bercik, D.D.S. 

Robert L. Conley 

Edward A. Cox, Jr. 

Ronald A. Dohr 

S. Kenneth Dolan 

Joseph Dulin 

Charles D. Eisenman, Ph.D. 

Daniel E. Fenker, CLU, ChFC 

Harry L. Ferson, Jr. 

Robert M. Gasior, M.D. 

Donald J. Graham 

Daniel A. Keilman 

Ronald E. Keller 

Paul J. Killos 

Robert S. Kinderman 

Albert J. Kozak 

Norbert D. Kretz 

Joseph A. Mackey 

Joseph B. Mihalov, CPA 

Edward M. Mohr, Jr. 

William C. Morrison 

Glenn E. Murphy 

William D. Neville 


Jerome B. O’Daniel 

Frank J. O’Reilly 

Gerald M. Pabst 

Robert J. Parker 

Thomas J. Phillipp 

John A. Regan 

Clifford F. Robinson 

Al A. Salerno 

Paul W. Scherschel, Jr. 

Roy J. Swanson 

William J. Swanston 

John A. Tobin, CCE 

Ivo G. Vonderwell 

Charles S. Werr 

1958 

$17,592.00 

32.38% 


Fred J. Bauer 

John W. Bian 

Lawrence P. Carie 

Robert E. Christen 

Ronald L. Cole 

George T. Cover 

James S. Elbert 

John W. Ewry 

Keith A. Fingerhut 

Michael C. Freiburg 

Thomas F. Fruehe 


Ronald P. Giometti 

2010 Senior of the Year, Kyle Fender ’10, addresses classmates 

and guests at the President’s Senior Dinner. 

NuMBER OF LEGACIES 

22 freshmen are legacies 

Joseph J. Hanish, CFP 

Neal B. Kelliher 

Edward M. Kolaczyk 

Louis J. Kuhn 

Jerry Lachnicht 

Thomas F. Mahoney, Jr. 

Charles J. Maloney 

Richard W. Oehmke, Ph.D. 

John P. O’Neil 


Joseph R. Sack, Sr. 

George J. Schmid 

Ronald F. Schuler 

George A. Sherwood 

Harold A. Shuster 

James H. Thureson 

William R. Walters 

Carl E. Wannemacher 

Eugene F. Wojciechowski 

Joseph W. Wonderly 

1959 

$28,549.25 

35.98% 

James R. Ambs 

Kenneth M. Bates 

David C. Bauer 

Donald J. Baumgart 

Terence E. Bergin 


John M. Cannon 

David R. Carey 

Richard G. Conlin 

Richard A. Cote 


Richard A. Deters 

Thomas J. Doherty 

Philip R. Donegan 

Charles E. Donnelly 

LeRoy M. Ellgass 

E. B. Fech, Ph.D. 

J. Dennis Fox 

Thomas M. Freehill 

Richard E. Gallo 

Dennis P. Gebele 

Arthur J. Gelino 

Robert H. Gengler 

Joseph E. Gregorich 

Sr. Charmaine Grilliot, C.PP.S. 

Joseph V. Gurgone 

Lawrence J. Herber, Ph.D. 

Jerome S. Hoess 

Robert A. Hoffswell 

Charles W. Holmes, Ph.D. 

Paul Jurik 

Edward F. Kalata 

Donald C. Korte 

Carl J. Kozlevcar 

Robert C. Krieter 

John A. Kurek 

Raymond J. Kuzniar, CLU 

Bernard E. Lareau 

Charles A. Lileikis 

George W. Lingen, Jr., D.D.S. 

Norman D. Lozen 

Joseph C. Matlon 

James A. Montemurro 

John M. Murray 

Francis J. Nomina 

Roger L. Redelman 




35 

RECONCILIATION


36 

William E. Riegle 

Dennis E. Ryan 

Roger J. Scott, Jr. 

Francis X. St. Peter 

Thomas E. Stang 

Robert J. Stewart 

Paul J. Stucker, M.D. 

Robert W. Sullivan 

Raymond W. Tennant, Ph.D. 

Cdr. Richard T. Vallin 

David L. Verdeyen 

Peter O. Warner, Ph.D. 

Richard K. Winans 

1960 

$99,330.50 

35.04% 

James J. Blanzy, Ph.D. 

Kenneth R. Bogner 

T. Leon Brady 

Thomas W. Busch, Ph.D. 

Robert N. Cathcart 

Donald R. Donahue 


Timothy R. Downey 

Robert A. Ernst 

Richard A. Etter 

R. Dennis Evans 


Frank R. Fitzgerald 

Gerald J. Friedrich 

Dennis A. Fus, Ph.D. 

Robert D. Gallaher 

Charles F. Gaul 

James P. Gross 

Gregory C. Grothouse 

Ralph J. Haldorson 

John W. Hancock, Ph.D. 

James T. Hannon 

Joseph M. Kanamueller, Ph.D. 

Ronald E. Knoerzer 

Ronald P. Koron 

Raymond A. Krizmanic 

James G. Lambke 

Thomas F. Lewis, Jr. 

Gregory J. Mahoney 

James R. McCullough 

Richard J. Meister, Ph.D. 

James S. Moulthrop 

Stanley J. Nawrocki 

Thomas L. O’Connor 

Henry A. Pictor 

Daniel L. Rogovich* 

Martin J. Rosinski 

W. L. Schmidt 

Rev. Kenneth J. Schroeder, 

C.PP.S. 

Herbert E. Schumann 

John T. Sheahan 

Lawrence R. Siclair 

Thomas J. Sorg 

Gary P. Stack 

Kenneth A. Stelzer 

Gerald F. Stephan 

Tony Tumbarello 


1961 

$35,594.00 

33.14% 

J. Michael Bartels 

John R. Baumann 

George L. Beemsterboer 

Patrick J. Boland 

Ron V. Budzielek 

Dennis T. Butler 

Frank R. Caccamo 

Thomas D. Carpenter 

John P. Companik 

Timothy J. Connor 

David E. Cook 

Albert H. Croci 

Thomas A. Cusick 

Thomas J. Dagon 

Norbert W. Daigle 

Robert A. Dombro 

Jon A. Dudeck 

Fred J. Dunderman 

Frederick B. Fischer 

Joseph A. Forlenza 

William L. Fortin 

Marilyn M. Fowler Whaley 

Robert M. Gallivan, Jr., Ph.D. 

Ralph D. Gardner 

Gerald W. Hagerman 

Charles W. Henes 

John F. Hoffman 

Robert J. Johnson 

Michael S. Kanne 

Ralph T. Kenville 

John D. Kiefer, Ph.D. 


Robert J. Kroll 

John P. Mascotte 

James W. McCauley, Ph.D. 

Lee T. McCauley 

James R. McMahon, M.D. 

John F. Norris 

Daniel J. Pesaresi, Sr. 

Alan V. Purcell 

George F. Rafferty 

Robert P. Ramesh 

John F. Romanyak 

Alfred P. Savino 

Richard H. Shaw 

Jon T. Smith, M.D. 

Philip M. Smith 

John C. Spychalski 

Joseph W. Strzelczyk 

James P. Sullivan 

William J. Walsh, III 

John A. Watling 

Allan G. Whitlow 

George E. Wrobel 

Arthur C. Zielinski 

William E. Zleit 

1962 

$18,423.00 

36.81% 

Kenneth J. Ahler, M.D. 

Patrick W. Bartholomy 

David M. Beam 


Joseph L. Boton 

Bernard J. Casey 

Michael L. Clark 

Raphael B. Clementis-Zahony 

John L. Conlon 

James W. Crowley 

Patrick J. Devereaux 

Glenn A. Dobecki, M.D. 

Thomas A. Dohr 

Robert E. Dougherty 

Thomas G. Drennan 

Harold F. Egan 

Elbert E. Eschman 

David J. Etzwiler 

John C. Fitzpatrick 

Byron P. Francoeur 

Ralph W. Freibert 

Donald L. Gimbel 

John P. Gordon 

Kenneth L. Guzik 

Robert L. Kaiser 

Philip M. Keller 

Raymond J. Kelly 

H. Philip Kenney 

John D. Koerber 

Dennis B. Kosobucki 

William A. Kreutzjans 

Henry S. Krigbaum 

Edward J. Laude 

William O. Lehmann 

Stephen M. Ligda, Sr. 

Robert H. Lubbinga 

Robert J. Madda 

Thomas J. Moloney 

Leo J. Navin, Ph.D. 

Walter J. Nedza 

John H. Noble 

Patrick J. O’Neill 


Robert E. Rospenda 

Theodore J. Sabados 

John L. Schudel 

Gerald D. Seikel 

Walter M. Siodlarz 

Richard O. Spicer 


A. L. Roberts, Ph.D. 

Raymond R. Trapp 

Robert A. Urig 

Dean A. Van Leirsburg, Ph.D. 

Nicholas J. Vesper 

Frederick R. Weber 

Arthur C. West 

Monsignor James J. Wolf 

Richard A. Wroblewski 

Robert S. Zurad 

1963 

$1,720,392.88 

32.31% 

Earl W. Arndt, Jr. 

James M. Biernat, Sr. 

Matthew J. Brady 

Dennis F. Brestensky, Ph.D. 



Assistant Professor of Psychology Dr. Chad Pulver ’97 and 

Rachel (Mahns) Pulver ’97 pose with their family and the 

Puma at Rock the House. 

James E. Bruin 

Rita M. Buhr 

Phillip T. Byrd 

Francis Creel* 

James B. Crook, Jr. 

James A. Delaney 

Douglas W. Deno 

John P. Drennan 

Emilio Enriquez 

Eberhard J. Gabriel 

Lee D. Gallaher 

James C. Gannon 

Thomas J. Gately 

Lawrence A. Gordon 

David L. Guertin 

Richard J. Hagye 

Robert J. Hayes 

Delores J. Henderson Battleday 

Donald M. Hoffman, M.D. 

James J. Hunt, Jr. 

Edward T. Hurley 

Robert K. Imbur 

Robert A. Jansey 

William E. Johnston, Jr.* 

Daniel L. Jones 

Stephen J. Jupinka 

Gregory L. Klatecki 

Thomas W. Kuchta 

Edward C. Latek 

Edward L. Lysaught, CPA 

Russell E. Marcinek 

Robert J. Maszka 

Dennis J. Matuska 


James E. McGill 

Jerome T. Meservey, M.D. 

Joseph M. Murray 

Wayne T. Musial 

F. Ronald Musket 

Kevin O’Brien 

David P. O’Connor, Jr. 

Paul R. Ogorzelec 

Elmer L. Paris 

Michael J. Salmon, CPA 

Robert M. Scott 

John J. Seggerson, Jr. 

Peter S. Shen 

Michael T. Smith

Gerald F. Snyder 

William A. Thoma, Jr. 

Frank A. Troike 

Art C. Vandenbroucke, Ph.D. 

James R. Vickery* 

Joseph G. Vlasaty 

R. Brian Walsh 


Henry J. Wilken, Jr. 

Kenneth J. Wysoglad 

John E. Zid 

1964 

$80,565.98 

38.54% 


Dennis B. Anderson 

Allan E. Bavolek 

James S. Betz 

Charles P. Bowling, Jr. 

David S. Boyer 

James P. Bracewell 

Laurence L. Brost 

Mary E. Buchanan 

C. L. Camp 

Thomas M. Carroll 

Charles A. Clemens 

Thomas J. Coates 

William B. Currie, D.D.S. 

Dennis M. Dancer 

Don L. Davia 

Michael J. Delaney, Jr. 

Donald D. Dempsey 

Robert E. Doherty 

John A. Dohr 

Mary Frances Faulkner 

Felts-Nordstrom 

Dr. J. Michael Fitzmaurice, Ph.D. 

Robert F. Garzynski 

Dennis M. Gasick 

Dennis J. Goggin 

Joseph D. Gugliotta 

Francis J. Harmon 

Mary E. Harris Coman 

John W. Hartford 

Thomas F. Helmold 

Rev. John F. Herber, C.PP.S. 

Charles E. Horn 

Joseph A. Hula, Jr. 

Paul A. Impero 

Jerry L. Jack 

John F. Kane 

George L. Kelly 

Thomas C. Kicinski 

Patricia J. Klaus Hamacher 

Thomas F. Klawitter 

Kenneth L. Kohr 

Thomas Kuhar 

Gerald D. Langner 

John R. Lau, Ph.D. 

Dennis G. Lavery 

J. P. Lewis, Ph.D. 

L. M. Lewis 

James E. Madden 

Robert P. Marx 

Pierce F. McCabe 

Patrick J. Melady 

William L. Metz, D.D.S. 

David S. Moebs 

Robert C. Mueller, D.D.S. 

Patrick J. Murphy, Ph.D. 

Robert A. Newman 

Dennis M. O’Hare 

Richard J. Ostrowski 

James F. Panas 

James R. Piggush, Ph.D. 

Mr. Puma and Ms. Puma, James Bertucci ’13 

and Bailey Snyder ’10, at Little 500. 

John J. Pikarski, Jr. 

George L. Post 

Samuel H. Rankin, Jr., Ph.D. 

Jack T. Raymond 

Joseph M. Reilly, Jr. 

James E. Riedel 

Eduardo G. Rivera 

J.R. Savoie 

Alan C. Schmiederer 

Franklin J. Sikich, CPA 

Daniel A. Sorg 

James D. Truba 

John F. Ubik, Jr. 

Audrey F. Urbanczyk 

Paul A. Wendowski 


Dorothy R. Winkeljohn, Ph.D. 

Edward L. Wolff 

Michael J. Zofkie 

1965 

$18,387.00 

27.50% 

Edward J. Andersen, Jr. 

Michael C. Anker 

Michael J. Baloun 

Donna L. Blume Knochel 

Craig G. Bolanos 

Rev. Joseph L. Brown, C.PP.S. 

Lonnie L. Brunswick 

Thomas J. Cachur 

James A. Carey 

Frank S. Collura 

Paul J. Corsaro 

Roger T. Cotterill 

Curt F. Dale 

Terrence R. Dillon 

Michael B. Disser 

David E. Eckerle 

Thomas J. Effinger 

Patrick T. Fitzgerald 

Thomas M. Foley 

Charles L. Froelich 

Ronald W. Geleott 

John P. Gorman, Jr., ChFC 

Joseph J. Haburjak 

John F. Hartford 

Randall W. Hildeman 

Bernard M. Hirl 

Donald C. Jochem 

Thomas L. Knuefner 

Aloysius E. Knueven 

Norbert A. Krapf, Ph.D. 

Thomas P. Lang 

Vincent L. Linden 

John P. Matthys 

George J. McAfee, M.D. 

Patrick J. McCann, Jr. 

Philip W. McCauley, II 

Thomas E. Mooney, Sr. 

Arnold H. Muller 


Patrick J. Murphy 

Eugene C. Ognibene 

David A. Ogren 

Nora C. O’Malley, Ph.D., FACHE 

Leonard J. Palicki 

Gregory T. Palubicki 

Joseph L. Pawlick 

James G. Roseland 

Joseph C. Shimala 

William N. Siska 

Michael E. Spain 

John M. Spence 

Andrew M. Szmagalski 

Michael T. Torgersen 

James M. Wade 

Terrence T. Wall 

1966 

$28,160.00 

20.00% 

Anonymous 

Michael J. Barany, Jr. 

Glenn L. Beaupre 

Richard W. Bialczak 

Carl L. Bossung 

Philip G. Calcott 

James R. Callero 

Joseph L. Cogan, M.D. 

Earl L. Cousino 


Terrence W. Daley, Jr. 

Philip S. Dedig 

Daniel F. Dillon, Jr. 

William D. Dillon 

Ronald A. Dorsten 

James W. Echle 

Robert J. Fahey 

James B. Fitzpatrick* 

Frank Frasor 

Thomas N. Gallagher 

Ray A. Good, III 

Robert E. Griffin 

Terry E. Herbst 

William D. Hipple 

Robert G. Kaptain 

Robert M. Lauer 

Robert J. Lothrop 

John H. Mannen 

James P. McCormick 

Kenneth L. McIntosh 

Thomas P. McLaughlin 

Frederick T. Meyer 

Michael R. Moore, Ph.D. 

Thomas A. Murphy, III 

Charles T. O’Hara, Jr. 

Sarah A. Overmyer Hunnefeld 

Richard R. Perrotte 

James H. Reece 

James K. Robbins 

Joseph W. Rozek, Jr. 

Nicholas R. Schmitz 

Leo J. Schroeder 

William A. Stack 

Dennis P. Stanczak 

Michael C. Steckbeck 

William L. Strasburger 

Kenneth J. Strnatka 

Daniel J. Tighe 

Frederick A. Walter 

Richard M. Weishaar 

Joseph A. Wise 

Michael J. Woyahn 

1967 

$12,325.00 

23.00% 

Michael J. Baum 

Thomas J. Beaven 

Estelle J. Biesiadecki 

Paul R. Broadway 

John F. Carney, III 

Bernard V. Carrico, Jr. 

W. P. Cashman 

Louis A. Claeys 

Raymond L. Crock 

Thomas F. Cudzilo, Ph.D. 

Robert L. Cwiertniak, Ph.D. 

Thomas L. Dunham 




37 

RECONCILIATION


38 

William D. Dyke 

James J. Egan, Jr. 

Michael A. Evans, Ph.D. 

Deno E. Fabbre 

Enrico J. Ferri 

Jerome H. Geimer 

Reinaldo Guerrero 

Joseph A. Hemminger 

Richard T. Kehoe 

John P. Kelly 

George R. Kesl 

Michael J. Krapec 

Gerald M. Lavey 

Marvin J. Leuck 

Thomas C. Mathews 

Janice K. Merritt 

James G. Mescher 

William J. Messinger 

Glenn C. Miller 

John A. Monroe 

David T. Muth 

John W. Parthum, Jr. 

Fredrick R. Phillips 

Herbert R. Rueth 

Eugene F. Sarkey 

William L. Schilling, III 

Ronald W. Staudt 

Carl J. Stepanik 

James M. Still, Ph.D. 

Raymond L. Sweigart 

Richard F. Taliaferro 

James L. Tobin 

Stephen J. Topolski, CPA 

James E. Whitehead 

1968 

$28,431.56 

25.10% 

Timothy K. Andrasek 

James J. Berlier 

William E. Biros 

Robert F. Bollendorf, Ed.D. 

H. Michael Bowman 

Patricia A. Bowsher Ripple 

Stephen G. Brinker 

James L. Bruns 

Wayne J. Butrick 

John A. Carmody, III 

Mary A. Carroll Balka 

Bethel Doty Kindell 

Harry J. Dove, Jr. 

John F. Farr, Jr. 

Joseph P. Felicelli, Jr. 

Randall A. Ferrari 

John E. Flick 

Thomas H. Flowers 

Charles F. Fraley, Jr. 

Della S. Gardner 

Patrick G. Gerardot 

Daniel P. Golec 


Thomas J. D. Gross 

Pamela K. Gutwein Vogt 

Steven C. Hayden 

Gerard J. Heinrichs 

Tom F. Kacprowicz 

Paul M. Kiffner 

Thomas R. Knitter 

Donald S. Knueve, Ph.D. 

John E. Koors, Jr., M.D. 

Andrew William Kramer 

Ronald E. Kramer 

Richard W. Krouse 

Daniel J. Layden 

Gregory L. Monti 

Michael T. Mourek 

Edward W. Mulcahy 

James W. Nies 

Frank A. Norton 

John R. Olechny 

Gregory F. Ostrowski 

Jeffrey F. Pazona 

Joseph J. Pendick, Jr. 

Dennis H. Potts 

Michael J. Reynolds 

Michael R. Ropp 

Richard J. Rossi 

Stephen L. Ruff, Jr. 

Erin Brocker ’12 joins student and employee volunteers 

during the 2010 Phonathon. 

TOP 5 MAJORS 

Biology; Business Administration; 

Criminal Justice; 

Elementary Education; 

Sports Management 

Timothy L. Seiler, Ph.D. 

Michael F. Skube, Ph.D. 

Harry R. Sonderman, Jr. 

Rev. Jerome P. Stack, C.PP.S. 

Michael A. Steele 

Timothy W. Thurston, M.D. 

George A. Tremblay, Jr. 

Richard R. Wagner 

Gerard R. Walsh 

James J. Walsh 

Edward J. Winstead 

Daniel J. Witecha 

David F. Woltering 

1969 

$73,558.12 

33.12% 

Anonymous 

Christopher M. Andres 

Thomas E. Bartkus 

James F. Bender 

Gerald R. Berner 

Timothy C. Birnie 

Thomas P. Boyle 

Vincent L. Braband, Jr. 

Robert M. Bresnahan 

James M. Burkart 

Thomas W. Burke, Sr. 

Vincent A. Cama 

Robert B. Cassey 

Robert J. Clancy 

Thomas M. Corcoran, Jr. 

Thomas F. Creger 

Terrence T. Dariotis 

Francis X. Davis, Jr. 

Michael J. Delaurentis 

George W. Deslauriers 

Stephen R. Dillon 

William F. Dorgan, Jr. 

David G. Enright 

J. E. Farfsing 

Terrence M. Foley 

Joseph M. Franklin, CLu, ChFC 

James J. Galles 

Thomas P. Ganz 

Thomas E. Gartland 

Thomas F. Grzesik, CLU 

Michael J. Guccione 

George F. Hamlin 

Matthew H. Hampton 

John J. Hayes, Jr. 

Wayne J. Henderlong 

Richard F. Hindery 

Patrick J. Hitpas 

James J. Hogan 

James E. Hooten 

Fred H. Hoying 

Ralph T. Iannelli 

Stephen D. Kizaric 

Phillip J. Kokandy 

Joseph A. Kotylo, Ph.D. 

Dennis J. Koziol 

Alan F. Kreutzer 

Lawrence A. Laudick 

Robert E. Legatzke, Jr. 



Paul E. Lukey 

Martin V. Lyons 

Thomas F. Marcotte 

Bart J. Margiotta 

Edmund D. Margrave 

James W. Maxwell 

Gregory F. Meier 

Leroy A. Milas 

Edward L. Modesto, D.D.S. 

Leon J. Monnin, Ph.D. 

James A. Mullen, Jr. 

James M. Mulryan 

William F. Murphy, III 

Michael M. Naughton 

Louis B. Offer 

James N. Ontrop 

James L. Pacetti 

Jon G. Panozzo 

Eugene B. Person, O.D. 

William J. Phelan 

James P. Piko 

Robert V. Povlock 

Thomas E. Prosser, D.D.S. 

John T. Quigley 

John C. Quinn 

Patrick J. Reynolds 

Joseph O. Rogers 

Ronald J. Roginski 

Richard A. Rogus 

Larry D. Ropp 

Thomas J. Rottinghaus 

Randall L. Rowe 

Joseph H. Sandersen 

David M. Scheafbauer 

Michael J. Simon 

Joseph P. Smith, Jr. 

John R. Soltis 

Lawrence E. Soltis 

Robert A. Souza 

David A. Sullivan 

Alan B. Tornabeni 

James A. Toscano 

Robert E. Trame 

Caryl A. Urbanczyk Grzesik 

William J. Vahary 

James E. Wagener 

Michael J. Walro 

Margaret J. Weatherhead 

Guccione 

Robert L. Whittingham 

Leonard E. Wiatr 

Anthony F. Wiedman, Jr. 

Stanley J. Wos 

Alan J. Young 

Robert K. Zimmerman, Ed.D. 

John J. Zygowicz 

1970 

$15,814.04 

20.60% 

Peter M. Agnone, Jr., O.D. 

James Ahr 

William C. Allgyer 

Bro. Benjamin S. Basile, C.PP.S. 

Gary F. Batchellor 

John C. Bertrand 

Ronald W. Biernat 

Monica Breidenbach 

Jerome F. Burke 

James C. Burnett 

Earl W. Crosby, Ph.D. 

Robert N. Czarnecki 

Scott E. Donnelly 

John E. Dunn 

Paul R. Fongheiser

John H. Gagnon 

Dennis M. Gallagher 

Robert L. Giel 

William Gladieux 

Robert C. Gutgsell 

Timothy F. Heinrich 

Bro. Timothy Hemm, C.PP.S. 

Ted W. Hillary 

Donald J. Hoffman 

Robert P. Hopkins 

Mark F. Hurtubise 

Michael L. Klima 

Robert S. Kokandy 

E. J. Kriegel 

Charles P. Lamb, Jr. 

Gerald R. Lasko 

Robert Litzenberg 

Fred W. McFawn 

J. P. McGraw 

Rev. John C. Mencsik, C.PP.S. 

Edward S. Michel 

Thomas E. Nath 

Michael P. O’Brien 

Stephen F. O’Donnell, III 

Thomas M. O’Loughlin 

Richard S. Pettineo 

Steven A. Ranz 

Michael P. Reisinger 

Daniel J. Rogers 

Glenda D. Rogers Boton 

Joseph J. Roszkowski 

Thomas J. Ryan, Sr. 

Mark F. Swary 

Michael A. Swierk 

Michael J. Tierney 

Larry J. Till 

Michael F. Ward 

Jack J. Wenning 

John A. Wiese 

Edward G. Zgonc 

1971 

$22,505.00 

22.79% 

Robert E. Allen 

John J. Alt 

Richard P. Balcer 

Bonnie J. Barnett Storey 

Ann Blacker Kirschner 

John D. Blood 

Stephen J. Bonowski 

Thomas P. Brown 

Daniel E. Bryan, Jr. 

Michael B. Burns 

Leonard T. Carolan 

Paul V. Clore 

Timothy J. Comeford 

Thomas E. Corcoran 

Jerome J. Cuzella 

V. Robert Czernek 

James T. Dodge 

Mary Ann Dreiling 

James W. Durkin, Jr. 

Christine Erickson DeLuke 

Kevin D. Eriksen 

John F. Etten 

John P. Evans 

Hilary H. Evers, III 

Ed Feicht 

Mark J. Fox 

Stephen V. Freeze 

Joseph P. Fritz 

Margaret F. Funk Kotylo 

Gary E. Gendernalik 

Kenneth W. Gerlach 

Edward P. Habrowski, Ed.D. 

Raymond E. Hall 

John C. Haller 

James P. Hester 

Charles M. Hicks 

Michael Hilbrich 

Gerald W. Hilker 

Richard A. Hojnicki 

Spencer E. Johnson, Jr. 

David P. Kaiser 

Leo D. Kerber, Jr. 

Walter J. Klag, Jr. 

Wayne J. Kubasak 

Eileen M. La Voy Burke 


Richard E. Longsworth 

Terry L. Lothamer 

John C. Maag 

John H. Maczak 

Robert L. Massa 

Richard M. Matthys 

William J. Miller, Jr. 

Wayne Missaggia 

John Molinaro 

Douglas Monforton 

Daniel W. Monnin 

Mark A. Nestor 

Robert P. Neville 

James V. O’Connor 

Raymond S. Papszycki, Jr. 

Frederick A. Pazona 

Mark T. Phillips 

Cary A. Rapini 

James J. Reinert 

John C. Rietschlin 

Patrick H. Riha 

Albert A. Scappaticci 

Henry J. Schmitt, Jr. 

Timothy J. Schwaller 

David C. Scudder 


Daniel J. Smyczynski 

Eleanor L. Stiller Bess 

Christopher J. Stohr 

Dennis J. Strobel 

Timothy C. Tincher 

James L. Vossen 

Phyllis M. Wiley 

Joseph J. Yeager, CLU, CIC 

1972 

$24,823.99 

18.77% 

Kenneth E. Bohlinger 

Susan Boryc Pickard 

Gina Boyan Briggle 

John F. Bratton, Jr. 

George F. Brun, Jr. 

Dianne Brunswick Gerlach 

David A. Cerotzke 

Stephen M. Cleary 

Nora K. Dailey Phillips 

Frank S. Durbas 

Rev. James A. Dvorscak 

Michael W. Eder 

Arthur T. Farrell 

David A. Gandolph 

Mary Louise George Ames 

Donald J. Goschy 

Connie Harris Weir 

Terese M. Hoovler Davis 

Thomas S. Horvath 

Kenneth E. Inkrott, Ph.D. 

John J. Joyce, Jr. 

Stanley Kalwasinski 

James P. Kenney 

Gerald B. Kling 

Thomas A. Klingel 

Francis F. Leslie 

James M. Martens 

Jerry M. McKim 

Charles J. Mescher 

John R. Middlesworth 

Stevie Mikulich Giel 

Constance M. Miller Swary 

Rev. Joseph E. Miller, C.PP.S. 

R. D. Moderow 

Timothy I. Moenk 

Robert V. Monfort 

Stephen J. Muscarella 

Shirley A. North Mills 

Ann M. Osburn Gatto 

Jerome S. Pankey 

Arthur L. Rapini 

David B. Riley 

William F. Schlater 

John W. Schumacher 

John F. Shank 

Mary Jo Smolen Bertrand 


Susan Sullivan Klima 

Robert L. Vighi, CPA 

Joseph J. Vrabec 

James D. Wargo 

Laurence G. Weber, M.D. 

Donald R. Wegner 

Kevin M. White, Ph.D. 

Mary L. Wiehl 

1973 

$35,124.00 

22.19% 

Richard J. Baratta 

Donna Becker Rietschlin 

Pamela J. Borscha Eriksen 

Martha A. Brady Bergman 

Robert Y. Brown, Jr. 

John A. Carroll, CCP, PHR 

John L. Conrad 

Charles J. Cook 

William E. Del Principe, CPA 

William J. Denney, Jr. 

Susan M. Dolecki Timmins 



Robert H. Fates 

Thomas P. Favret 

John J. Fitzgibbons 

Daniel E. Flaherty 

Ronald P. Franzen 

Sally A. Fry 

James L. Funk 

Joann F. Ganey 

Jan Garbon Monforton 

Jane Gartland White 

Kathleen G. Goecke Stonecash 

James R. Gudmens 

Mark G. Hagert 

Glenn W. Hake 

William A. Hendrick, Jr. 

Robin A. Higinbotham Clark 

Charlotte Jones Weber 

Gene P. Jones 

Kathleen Kelly Reinert 

Daniel A. Kidd 

Gregory L. Kienzler 

Peter T. Klocek 

Daniel J. Kramer 

Kevin M. Kroll 

Patricia L. Kurth Farner 

William J. Lammers 

Dominique White ’10 (left) and Andre Wadley ’11 (right) 

compete in the 400 meter relay. 

William E. Larger 

Barbara A. Martin 

Joseph D. Martin, Jr. 

Vickie M. McCallister Kane 

Cheryl A. Michalak Joyce 

David J. Mills, CLU, ChFC 

Randolph B. Milos, CPA 

J. Peter Molitor 

Robert A. Mulderrig, Jr. 

Therese L. Murphy Wallis 

Mark Muterspaw 

Daniel F. O’Connor, Jr. 

Thomas J. Palermo 

Vincent J. Parker 

Donna L. Pearson Muscarella 

Douglas R. Perkins 

Michael Petrovich, Ph.D. 

Rev. George F. Plaster 

Katherine M. Pollock 

Janice M. Pyrce 

Sarah R. Ross Glass 

Daniel J. Ruhe 


39 

RECONCILIATION


40 

Elizabeth Schatzman Reagan 

Linda C. Shutske McNeil 

Michael C. Stang 

P. J. Stephan 

Edward J. Styles 

Robert E. Swisher 

Joseph B. Taconi, Jr. 

Terrance T. Taphorn 

William J. Timmins 

Ruth E. Warren Paulsen 

Richard F. Wojnicki 

Donna K. Zimmerman Moran 

1974 

$65,327.75 

24.21% 

Debra M. Bergen Botthof 

Paul J. Bergman 

Patrick K. Callero, CPA 

Eleanor M. Dehn Pershing 

Gregory J. Diem 

Marcella K. Dreiling Cameron 

Patti D. Driscoll Gendernalik 

Richard J. Dunn 

Thomas A. Ebbinghaus 

William F. Edwards 

C. Kelley Endres 

Robert P. Faxel 

Michael J. Gadus 

Nancy M. Galm Foust 

James M. Gartland, Jr. 

Susan G. Gavin Sponseller 

James H. Gerlach, Ph.D. 

Anthony J. Gianoli 

William P. Grace 

Larry J. Hanneman, CPA 

Thomas H. Hardiman, Jr. 

William J. Hogan, Ph.D. 

Marianne H. Hollern Porter 

Bernadette Horwath Cook 

Richard C. Hoying 

David B. Huneryager 

Karen K. Johnston Bush 


Elmer W. Klepaski 

Daniel J. Kostrzewa 

Charles H. Kurland 

Patrick J. Lally 

Carol J. Lane Wood 

Thomas J. Lee 

Fred P. Mariani 

John A. Matochik, Ph.D. 

Barbara L. McConnell Klocek 

Mark D. McLaren 

Brian M. McMillin 

Mark E. Miller, PE 

James P. Morrell, CPA 

Margaret A. Muchow Vesch 

Charles W. Muller 

Mark A. Onesi 

Richard M. O’Shea 

John T. Porter 

William C. Reagan 

Neto Roser 


Jerome B. Schroeder 

Jeffrey J. Schuetzner 

Karen Schulze Klepaski 

Leslie S. Silver 

Leonore A. Skonecki Palermo 

Benedict J. Sponseller, Sr. 

Robert M. Steiner, Jr. 

Kevin A. Strnatka 

John J. Sweeterman 

Family ties (from left to right): Richard ’03, Bennett, Philip ’13, 

and Joseph Rabensteine ’01 show their support of 

Green Lightning Racing at Little 500. 

Rev. Joseph P. Tito 

Charles J. Toben 

Louis W. Yuen 

1975 

$51,559.00 

20.73% 

Roger D. Ames 

Richard A. Boyle 

Pamela Campion-Banwart 

Debra A. Carter Perkins 

Mary Ellen Cebulski Kreilkamp 

George M. Clemens 

Mary Ellen Cross Stephenson 

Christine J. Deppe Swiatkowski 

Robert M. Dragich 

Debrha S. Erickson McConnell 

Edward F. Gallagher 

Carol A. Gibbons Hardiman 

Peter J. Gilroy 

Gerard J. Glowniak 

Judith R. Hanneman Horstman 

Tracey L. Hensel Wleklinski 

Jane Hils Shea 

Richard L. Horstman 

G. Edwin Jones 

J. J. Jones 

Robert O. Kanney, Jr., M.D. 

Theodore A. Karpovich 

Jonathan A. Klepfer 

Edward G. Lally 

Susan Mally Tsangaris 

Robert P. Meany 

Alphonse Lee Meyer, Ph.D. 

Dennis A. Musial 

Rev. Richard Nieberding, C.PP.S. 

Jean A. Nist Stitz 

Michael R. Noel 

David E. Owens, Sr. 

Gregory W. Perkins 

Mark A. Ramion 

Gregory J. Schmidt 

Steven J. Slizewski 

Gary F. Spehar 

Jane E. Sroka Hern 

Gerhard P. Starost, Jr. 

Paul T. Sullivan 

Robert J. Swiatkowski 

Timothy Szkatulski 

Karen Ann Taphorn 

James Thordsen 

Samuel A. Till, Jr. 

Christopher W. Verdonk 

Timothy S. von der Embse 

Janet W. Wasserman Bloemer 

Al J. Wleklinski 

Paul R. Woeste 

Joseph C. Zingaro, Ph.D. 

1976 

$9,704.96 

22.22% 

Julie A. Babiarz Lopatowski 

David P. Behnke 

Robert R. Benesh, Jr. 

Lawrence A. Bloemer, Jr. 

David J. Brandewie 

James M. Burns 

Richard J. Ceragioli, M.D. 

Wynell M. Neece 

Patrick A. Crisler 

Joseph W. Dillon 

Stephen E. Fink 

Gregory W. Foskett 

Ronald E. Frankiewicz 

Ann E. Funk Steiner 

Mark A. Haberman 

Stephen M. Hanas 

Bonnie Harlan Reed 

Ronald E. James 

William J. Kapitan 

David W. Keilman 

John M. Kennedy 

John D. Kirsits 

Patrick J. Knight 

Daniel J. Krodel 

Robert W. Lehmenkuler 

David A. Loweke 

Richard J. McDonald, Jr. 

J. K. McGrath 

Debra A. Michaelis Liddy 

Gregory E. Mulroy 

John A. Paczesny 

Jeffrey M. Perkins 

Dolores R. Powers Fisher 

Maureen T. Pufahl White 

Donna J. Schuetzner Toren, DPM 

Dennis R. Stitz 



Jack A. Strom 

Steve L. Uebelhor 

John F. Waldron, Jr. 

Alan E. Waznis 

Colleen D. West Fink 

Paul F. White 

Paul A. Williams, Jr. 

Agatha Wong Yuen 

1977 

$15,778.28 

22.09% 

Alana M. Ahmed Haberman 

Mark T. Bolla 

Patricia A. Campbell Craighead 


Donald R. Clemens 

Thomas J. Connors 

Cathleen A. Coughlin Smith 

John A. Craighead 

Melanie T. Cushion, Ph.D. 

Noreen M. Daly Reilly 

Karen Davis Marks 

James I. Delach 

Cheryl A. DeLucenay Walker 

Susan A. Ebbinghaus Warsaw 

Anna M. Ellerbrock Blankemeyer 

Peter L. Emer 

Teresa L. Eytchison Loeffler 

Phyllis M. Fitchorn Waznis 

Deborah A. Frantz 

Patricia A. Hajduch Knight 

Mark J. Heinen 

Richard J. Holland 

David W. Hood 

Beth A. Hoyt Foley 

Timothy D. Kirkbride 

Mark S. Kramer 

F. Thomas Krol 

Richard M. Kubasak 

Mary Jo Lyon Stegeman 

Brad J. Maisner 

Lauretta R. Marcucci 

Eileen S. McGinnity 

David J. McLaughlin 

Steven J. Meyer 

Paul E. Misniak 

Joseph N. Monnin 

Gregory L. Myers 


Pamela K. Ogle Jones 

Lawrence J. Olewinski 

Ann Pantle O’Brien 

Barbara A. Perkins 

Jeffrey A. Peters 

Phillip J. Peterson 

Nancy L. Reedy Schroeder 

Karen L. Reiniger 

Suzanne S. Scovil 

Francis A. Sergi 

Deborah Skeates Burns 

Gregory P. Stegeman 

Jeffrey D. Taylor 

Lynn M. Ugino McGill 

James W. Unverferth 

Gregory S. Wilkins 

Susan C. Zeman Anderson 

1978 

$23,873.28 

15.93% 

John J. Adam 

William W. Baker 

Virginia K. Carhart

Anthony N. Catanzarite 

Patricia A. Clausen 

Rev. Thomas P. Conde 

Doreen Conroy Olewinski 

Daniel G. Corsaro 

Michael A. Cronin 

James E. Duffy 

Mitchell J. Frankowski 

Mary L. Girard Arend 

Thomas M. Grimmer, Esq. 

Mark A. Hajduch 

Earl E. Hammond, Jr. 

Anna E. Harris Hastings 

Steven A. Homan 

Robert E. Judge, M.D. 

Kevin M. Kidd 

Larry W. Kline 

William M. Knox, Jr. 

Helene M. Lenz Banina 

Lawrence R. Loomis 


Sr. Emily McMullen, S.S.J. 

Susan A. Mescher Aukerman 

David C. Miller, Jr. 


Duane M. Nagel 


Martha A. Robbins Trout 

Sally Stambaugh Lehmenkuler 

Steve W. Stitz 

Susan A. Tristano Molinaro 

Curtis L. Weller 

James P. Zacny 

1979 

$29,830.00 

22.45% 

Daniel C. Banina 

John J. Bauman 

Michael G. Bauman 

Katherine Bergman 

Karen R. Blough Hartrich 

Thomas M. Boyd 

Catherine Therese Cangany 

Robert A. Cook 

Patsy A. D’Eramo, Jr. 

Nancy E. Deutschmann Hardy 

Phyllis M. DiCara, Esq. 

Susan J. Donohue Hay 

Therese M. Feicht 

Betty A. Fink Messier 

Timothy A. Fleming 

Sue A. Fritsche Hicks 

Thomas M. Funk, O.D. 

Marianne M. Galligan 

Julie Gerlach Bruns 

Jeffrey R. Guenther 


William P. Hardy 

Mary Pat Hartnett Wesche 

Thomas J. Hartrich 

Timothy G. Hay 

Robert C. Heneghan 

Bruce D. Hicks 

Donald D. Higgins, Jr., D.O. 

Robert J. Hospodka 

Colonel Terence A. Imbery, D.D.S. 

Bobbi L. Jensen Doll 

William H. Johnson, Jr. 

Ellen Kennedy Johnson 

Brian D. Klabunde 

Douglas D. Knutson 

Mary Pat LaRue 

William T. Lennon 

Laura F. Ludwig 

Julie A. Metz Urick 

Kathleen A. Miller Abbate 

Michael L. Molinaro 

Kevin J. Naughton 

Patrick S. O’Brien 

Anne O’Donnell Loomis 

Theresa Opilla Baker 

Marianne Pacek Riley 

Donald D. Penrod 

Mark J. Quebbeman 

Kenneth J. Renspie 

Robert J. Schroeder 

Michael J. Starr 

Judith A. Stuerenberg 

Mary E. Werr Behncke 

David C. Wilkin 

1980 

$36,360.55 

24.17% 

Mary E. Anderson 

Teresa A. Avis Gibbons 

Daniel J. Bamberg 

Krisztina Bardos Inskeep 

Edward J. Becker, Jr. 

Mark A. Behnke 

Rev. Dr. Benjamin A. Berinti, 

C.PP.S. 

Sr. Marlene Berthelot, O.P. 

Michael J. Bettinger 

Denise E. Brown Klaus 

Frederick J. Carlson 

Susan Champa-Seminerio 

Robert R. Chrzanowski, M.D. 

Frances C. Cutino Gull 

David A. Dolak 

Leona Fournier Steinhilber 

Brian D. Fox, CMA 

Anna M. Girouard Schuster 

Brien N. Grow, D.O. 

Michael J. Hart 

Christine V. Haws Bauman 

Matthew P. Heaney 

Gerald A. Hemmelgarn 

Richard R. Huffine, Jr. 

Cynthia J. Jenkins 

Michael J. Keane 


Catherine A. Kielbowski Draper 

Lawrence J. King 

John P. Krisch 

Bruce A. Ksiazek 

James A. Lanzarotta 

Kimberly L. Leavis Collins 

George R. Liggett, Jr. 

Dale S. Madaj 

Rev. Mark R. Peres, C.PP.S. 

Thomas W. Reed 

Julie Reedy Kazimier 

Kevin E. Ring 

Peter J. Roesle 

Richard J. Rogers 

Lee A. Saber Kafury 

James A. Sakelaris 

Charles E. Saulmon, Jr. 

Don J. Steinhilber 

Albert J. Stupek, Jr. 

Janel M. Townsend Creviston 

Mary Ellen Vesely Liggett 

Gerald L. Wride 

Donald J. Zehner, Jr. 

1981 

$4,775.00 

18.72% 

Elizabeth Avis Bakes 

Lisa J. Chesak Lamarra 

Michael J. Collins 

Megan C. Cooney Nelson 

Randy G. Cusick 

John A. DeMartino 

Mary Dlugosz Krisch 

Laurie A. Dolak Koetting 


Kevin M. Field 

James J. Finnerty 

Sheila M. Gallagher Schiffler 

Rebecca G. Garris Perry 

Laura A. Geary Ginter 

Rita M. Giel Reust 

Paul H. Goszkowski, DC 

Theresa E. Hanley 

Beth A. Janecke Bamberg 

Jane A. Jankowski Verbarg 

Linda M. Jankowski Schab 

Kirk P. Jockel 

Jolynn S. Kozlowski Gosser 

Lucy C. Loew Goszkowski 

Future Puma cheerleaders, Haley and Madison Graf, daughters of 

Beth (Morris) ’04 and Scott Graf, at Rock the House. 

Michael R. Lucas 

Michael A. Marciniak, Ph.D. 

Steven P. Meyer 

James P. Muhler 

Donald J. Nadeau 

Rita K. Nesius O’Brien 

Thomas Neuffer 

Elizabeth A. Novack Aemmer 

James M. O’Brien 

John M. O’Brien 

Leonard J. Pasket 

Leo G. Pryma, Jr. 

John E. Pullin 

Karen A. Roelofs Sharkey 

Marell S. Sawyer Kowalski 

Charles E. Sharkey 

John W. Vidal 

Charles E. Wolpert 



1982 

$14,614.61 

17.46% 

Marlene K. Bierbaum Campbell 

Carlene A. Boersig Pfeifer 

Russell T. Bruce 

Matthew B. Campbell 

Darryl P. Carstensen 

Michael A. Casey 

John A. Ceisel 

Teresa A. Clemmer Carstensen 

Gerald A. Corcoran, III 

Kris Costa Sakelaris 

Linda L. Deno 

William J. Gartrell 

Robin L. Geldreich Snyder 

Emily S. Goad Farley 

William G. Haggerty 

Elizabeth A. Houran Kenney 

Robert C. Jackson 

Nancy J. Joswick Tully 

Terrence M. Kenney 

Marian L. Kohut, Ph.D. 

Margaret E. Mecler Jackson 

Margaret A. O’Donnell Ahler 

Michael A. Pfeifer 

Gary A. Plamondon 

Michelle M. Poinsatte Butts 

Robin L. Ring 

Bruce Shadiow 

Charles R. Smith 

Jill M. Snyder Andres 

Willcina M. Tiede 

Lori A. Walsh Soldat 

Ernest Watson, Jr. 

Janeen Wenstrup Kooi 

1983 

$5,077.00 

12.78% 

Anne M. Byerwalter 

Rosemarie A. Caudill Beard 

Claire H. Chwalek Stefaniak 

Mary Beth Clark Ryan 

Lori C. Clites Cutright 

Thomas M. Deardorff 

Susan C. Decker 

Deirdre M. Elliott Morcos 

David L. Erwin 

Allison M. Francis Murdock 

William P. Garcia 

William J. Guertin 

Mary Kay Hanley Zilka 

Peggy J. Hansen-Braun 

James M. Jones 

Carla M. Luzadder 


41 

RECONCILIATION


42 

Thomas J. Mastandrea 

C. Ann Micklewright DeMartino 

Robert C. Miles 

Gerald G. Potacki 

Laura E. Robinson Collins 

Lori J. Rohwedder Casey 

Mary Ann Schultz Erwin 

Linda M. Serpico Cross 

Jeffrey A. Shake 

Patricia A. TeVoert 


M. C. Wolff Taylor 

Jeffery A. Zahrn 

1984 

$57,361.76 

16.05% 

Very Rev. Angelo P. Anthony, 

C.PP.S. 

Peter J. Bensen 

Julie A. Blaesing Brunini 

Gregory Bocwinski 

Colleen A. Brennan Link 

Jeffrey A. Brinkley 

Theresa B. Brodeur Murphy 

Lenardo Burton 

Margaret M. Cahill Warzecha 

Caryle A. Cencelewski Neff 

Roy A. Clites 

Douglas R. Deck 

Janice A. Dworschak 

Stephen F. Egan 

Joseph N. Folk 

Paul A. Freudinger 

John F. Gause 

Cecily A. Gridley Garcia 

James E. Habrowski 

Suzan J. Hageman Rust 


F. N. Hofmeister, IV 

J. Scott Jones 

Mandray A. LaCasse Prugar 

Kevin J. Link 

Clement L. Lupacchino, Jr. 

Michael E. Maltby 

Kevin Craney ’10 reaches new heights with the Puma rugby club. 

Julie M. Mayhew Armstrong 

Cheryl L. Nadeau Houk 

Scott E. Ogle 

James T. Prugar 

Paul A. Richey 

Linda S. Sayler Kingma 

Rev. Kenneth R. Schnipke, C.PP.S. 

Beth M. Schroeder Bensen 

Melissa A. Sharp Haggerty 

John A. Toby 

John W. Townsend, Jr. 

David B. White 

1985 

$24,815.00 

13.84% 

Richard E. Beaver 

Jill A. Bissonnette Meeke 

Kelly A. Blackhall Bocwinski 

James W. Boler 

Keith M. Brouillette 

Kenneth E. Budz 

Patricia A. Connolly 

TerryAnn Defenser 

Michael R. Edwards 

Laurie Elish-Piper 

DeAnn M. Fisher Deck 

Joseph M. Giannini 

Carol A. Hollerman Minter 

Virginia R. Honegger Fisher 

Anne T. Horvath Brouillette 

George N. Kasap 

Robert E. Kulovitz 

Sandra E. Lee 

Mary Patrice Molinarolo 

Caroline A. Mondschean 

Angela M. Neuner Vennall 

Ann M. O’Hara 

Carol L. O’Saben, Ph.D. 

Karen T. Pastrick 

Susan M. Plomin Lazarich 

Martha I. Seiser Haynes 

Stephen J. Sergi 

Valerie L. Sperka 

John P. Sullivan, Jr. 

Renee S. Townsend Egan 

Michael J. Van Eekeren 

1986 

$10,173.27 

19.46% 

Charles D. Anders 

Debra L. Caudill Ewing 

Molly G. Conroy Foley 

Jodena L. Crummie Schlatter 

Denise E. Davenport Giannini 

James S. DeFalco 

Catherine L. Devillez Henney 

Anne L. Devor Gozdecki 

Chris A. Diener 

Dale P. Ebeling 

Geri M. Halaschak Lamb 

Jeanette H. Hardin 

Schollenberger 

Dennis M. Haworth 

Gina M. Hershberger Lehmann 

Pamela J. Ippolito 

Peter J. Ippolito 

Gregory J. Ketcham 

Richard F. King 

Paul J. Klimas 

J. Mark LaMere 

Mary J. Lanz Diener 

Kevin M. Liebert 

Thomas P. Madura 

Maureen T. Murray 

Helena P. Pointer Davis 

Kristie A. Price Alvey 

Angela M. Riebenack Cecil 

Peg Schumann-Ippolito 

David R. Smith 

Lisa A. Smith Ketcham 

Michelle L. Sprowl White 

Nancy A. Studer 

Diana Szucs Sullivan 

Angela M. Wilhelm Grosvenor 

Anna G. Williamson 

1987 

$11,875.00 

18.56% 

John F. Atha 



Nicolette Boulanger Dykstra 

Janet E. Bowyer Neitzel 

Joyce E. Bremer Stumpe 

Timothy J. Campbell 

Jeffrey D. Cipowski 


Lana H. Flores Conroy 

John E. Freiburger, CFP, AEP, 

MSFS 

Kent G. Gagnon 

Mark C. Gozdecki 

Cynthia L. Harding Montgomery 

Gary S. Hibbard 

Michele A. Keilman Liebert 

Kelly M. Kerber Kissinger 

Larry J. Kissinger 

Annette P. Klinker Schwartz 

Karen A. Kolesiak Kratzsch 

Mary F. Kooi 

Aimee S. LaMere Adams 

Robert E. Lehman 

Ty A. Maienbrook 

Theodore D. Mavity 

Steven R. Morenz 

Robert G. Novack 

Tim A. Potts 

Thomas C. Roth 

Mercedes L. Sheehy Austgen 

Michelle L. Shuck Korte 

David G. Smith 

John W. Stitz 

Michelle A. VanWynsberghe 

Roetker 

Brenda L. Warnken Barrett 

Michael A. Wojtysiak 

Therese E. Yanan 

David H. Zipparro 

1988 

$8,818.23 

17.79% 

David J. Armstrong 

Joanna M. Barrett Hart 

Angela Betustak Waltman 

Pamela Brooks 

Chris M. Cain 

Amy L. Ceader 

James M. Collins 

Roger K. Cromer 

Daniel J. Dollear 

Debra J. Freche Moyer 

Judy A. Hickman 

Stanley R. Kappers 

Theresa A. Klingenberger Bohrer 


Kim M. Lach Armstrong 

Patrick J. Leonard 

Joel E. McCarthy 

Martha Miller 

Ann C. Minnicus 

Sr. Nylas J. Moser, A.S.C. 

Robert A. Moyer 

James E. Nordhoff 

Cataldo Panici 

Debra K. Parish Sizemore 

John J. Pikarski, III 

Kevin J. Quinn 

Molly B. Ryan Cain 

Lisa M. Schroeder Bachman 

Thomas E. Steigmeyer 

Scott J. Swinford 

Patricia K. Szucs Stitz 

Michelle Tyler Campbell 

Monica R. Valentine 

Mary Beth Ward Woodcock

3 PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS 

AWARDED TO THE CLASS OF 2014 

1. Cody Thompson (Lombard, IL: Glenbard 

East High School): He plans to major in 

Biology-Chemistry. 

2. Jessica Ruschke (Lawrenceburg, IN: East 

Central High School): She plans to 

major in English. 

3. Colby Alexis (Port Huron, MI: Port Huron 

High School): He plans to major in 

Political Science. 

Michael W. Webb 

Michael J. Wesley 

Richard A. Worms 

1989 

$5,884.00 

23.83% 


Marilyn A. Alig Riley 

Patrick A. Berry 

Erika M. Bolla Kozlowski 

Thomas P. Brady 

Cheryl L. Brandenburg Hillan 

Scott L. Brinkman 

Thomas J. Brothers 

Angela S. Bruns Harrison 

Christine M. Connelly Brinkman 

Timothy P. Conroy 

Richard J. Cuculick, Jr. 

Douglas A. Daulton 

Katie L. DeSantis Cromer 

Michael A. DeYoung 

Mary E. Dougherty Atha 

Julie D. Doyle Branch 

Christopher M. Dufour 

Heather A. Dunbar Paschal 

Brian J. Egan 

Sr. Marie T. Evrard, S.S.J. 

Angela M. Fought Carr 

Kathryn D. Glotzbach Slavens 

Patricia A. Gloyeske Jackson 

Jeffrey R. Hillan 

Karen L. Johnson Cichocki 

Colleen R. Kindig Culp 

Bruce A. Knapp 

Timothy J. Malarney 

Robert A. Martino 

William G. Massoels 

Michael C. Monahan 

Vicki L. Myers Triplett 

Georgia A. Nagel McKim 

Audra M. Nevorski Hershberger 

Kevin M. O’Shaughnessy 

William G. Paschal 

Daniel J. Pesaresi, Jr. 

Deborah L. Ricard Jaeger 

Monique A. Saliga Jakubielski 

Teresa M. Scanlon Massoels 

Julie A. Sigurdson Suhr 

Kelley S. Van Gilder Treado 

Molly VanderWerff Klimas 

Daniel L. Witty 

Maria A. Wolfe Chandiles 

1990 

$16,372.53 

12.03% 

Anthony J. Balas 

Joseph P. Cook 

Kelli M. Costa Lucito 

Alumni and students join forces 

during the 2009 Homecoming Dorm Wars. 

Karin K. Cramer Ogden 

Kerry A. Dempsey Mixan 

Loretto D. Dennis Szucs 

Judith R. Dever 

Matthew A. Eckert 


Brian P. Jakelski 

Thomas E. King 

Michael A. Kleszynski 

Gregory D. Marshall 

Jonathan Messman 

Thomas J. Messman, Jr. 

Christopher A. Minick 

Kathleen M. Purtell LaMere 

Beverly S. Savich Green 

Jeannette H. Yeoman Mosher 

1991 

$10,689.00 

16.60% 

Brian D. Ames 

Michael C. Benjamin 

Scott A. Brady 

Charlton S. Browning 

Sean W. Burke 

Deviani M. Chokshi Kuhar 

Margaret A. Crance Smith 

Andrea L. Dennis 

Robert A. Dobson 

Nickolette T. Dombrowski 

Anderson 

Charles A. Dyczko 

Dana L. Elliott Dyczko 

Dianne E. Faker Hollerman 

John M. Finnegan, III 

Jennifer C. Hammer Burke 

James L. Henson 

Kellie J. Hunneshagen Manzuk 

Mark M. Ivers 

John Christopher Johnson 

Margaret M. Jurgens Ivers 

Joseph D. Knoebel 

Anthony J. Kruzel 

Andrew C. Kuhar 

Kevin M. McDonald 

Jacqueline S. McKinley Franklin 

Ann C. Messman Wesley 

Cathy A. O’Brien Del Principe 

Karen A. Odum Sajewski 

LeeAnn Radivan Schreiner 

Michael J. Riley 

Terri M. Scroggin Briseno 

Paul D. Simatovich 

Robert M. Sloyan 

Timothy H. Smith 

Brian D. Specht 

Clement J. Steigmeyer 

Kathleen M. Szczepkowski 

Specht 

Allen C. Treado 

Sharon M. Vairo Kleszynski 

Lorrie W. Wachter Hylkema 

Elaine M. Weisenberger Doss 

1992 

$5,670.00 

11.56% 

Joseph A. Arias 

Francine R. Armenth-Brothers, 

A.T.C. 

Lisa M. Barany 

Annette J. Carter Davis 

Kristen G. Corsaro Marino 

Charles M. Devereux 

Janice L. Feinendegen Serrani 

Sheila M. Gemperle 

Kathleen M. Kenney Malarney 

Christine L. Keyser Krull 

Paula L. Kline Weill 

Steve A. Kriegbaum 

Mary Jo Lawdensky Minick 

Sarah M. Matusiak Smith 

Thomas J. O’Neill 

Ibrahim Pinar 

Andrea D. Pries Kuipers 

Matthew S. Rendel 

Thomas A. Rotkis 

Francis M. Serrani 

Andrew J. Smith 

Brian M. Studebaker 

Robert F. Vaughan 



1993 

$8,311.65 

10.22% 

Lisa M. Baciu Sheridan 

Amy L. Bohney Wilhite 

Susan M. Butz Flaningham 

Catherine A. Collins 

Kara M. Costa Meyer 

Colleen M. Dunbar Rotkis 

Matthew C. Gibson 

Patricia A. Glennon Hayes 

William P. Hayes 

DeLea A. Johnson Kearse 

Sheryl L. Klemme Christmas 

Kendra M. Latta Illingworth 

Luke V. Lengerich 

Pamela L. Lisek Cabrera 

Dianna S. Maxwell 

Timothy E. Meyer 

Julie K. Obermeyer Shewmaker 

Patricia A. Offer Zepeda 

Stephanie L. Primeau Dobson 

David B. Richa 

Lynn R. Robinson Miskus 

Michael Y. Scudder, Jr. 

Danielle L. Thorndyke Benich 

1994 

$7,144.00 

12.26% 

Aaron D. Addy 

Mary E. Ayoub 

Kenneth M. Benich, Jr. 

Julie A. Best Brickler 

Angela M. Bossung Lawson 

Mark E. Brown 

Rosemary E. Corrigan Campbell 

Anne W. Dumas 

Rebecca A. Facemyer Bringewatt 

Sean P. Fergus 

Joshua S. Hauser 

Rebecca A. Hawkins 

Diane R. Hebert Arias 

John I. Holton 

John M. Horazy 

Marie C. Johns Bruhn 

Claudia Koselke Swarthout 

Susan M. Mattocks 

Jason A. Miskus 

Robert T. Sheridan, Jr. 

Trent A. Smith 

Suzanne St. Aubin Tobey 

Michael T. Stader 

Valerie S. Townsend Murphy 

Lisa M. Urban Gastineau 

W. Erik Weber 


43 

RECONCILIATION


44 

1995 

$4,342.10 

8.58% 

Jennifer L. Allgeyer Krouse 

Victoria R. Bender Sabaj 

Molly M. Boyle Balas 

Jonathan M. Bringewatt 

Tara M. Foldenauer-Addy 

Jessica J. Henry 

Joseph K. Janusonis 

Scott J. Maienbrook 

Stephen J. Maillet 

Mary L. McCarthy 

Candace McGroarty Livingston 

Lisa M. Musser Jones 

Mark P. Riters 

Gina M. Rottino Holton 

Anthony B. Sabaj 

Jeffrey R. Saucerman 

Mark K. Slate 

Robin C. Smith 

Jason L. Taulman 

Douglas I. Vis 

1996 

$5,080.00 

11.57% 

J. Phillip Avery 

Edward G. Balas 

Andrea N. Bernardon Johnson 

Mary A. Caldwell 

Arthur K. Carrison 

Matthew P. Davy 

Mandy K. Derflinger Narcaroti 

Danielle M. Figlio 

John M. Fitzgibbon 

Roger A. Fry 

Jason R. Garing 

Lawrence J. Glozier 

David M. Goes 

Jennifer M. Gretencord Fry 

Scott Holmes 

Carolyn M. Johnsen Cromwell 

Kurt W. Krouse 

Melinda K. Laffoon Beier 

Dwayne D. Leininger 

Amy N. Moss Duke 

Michael C. Olson 

Donald J. Parmentier 

William J. Patterson 

Monica A. Serrani Leffler 

Faith M. Sievers Davy 

1997 

$10,056.10 

12.40% 

Gary H. Campbell 

Lucinda M. Coffman 

Chad A. Creager 

Andrew D’Amore 

Brian A. DiPaolo 

Patrick A. Downey 

Carolyn E. Groen Hartley 

Jason L. Grzegorek 

Darren J. Haas 

Rhonda S. Hanley Churchill 

Michelle M. Heilman Creager 

Tamari A. Hubbard Haas 

Denise E. Hutchinson Avery 

Margaret C. James 

Kareane D. Klott Engels 

Ryan W. Koppelman 

Domenic C. Maciariello 

Marc J. Macias 

Jolie McCollum Ritchie 

Christina L. McCoy Crawford 

Chasity A. Miller Campbell 

Sara L. Morgan Durham 

Jeffrey K. Norus 

Jill Ogger Sedmak 

John M. Osborne 

Jason M. Potthoff 

Jeffery A. Proctor 

Cynthia J. Rinke Dykas 

Terra Schafer Maienbrook 

Bryan D. Strasburger 

Margaret Waterson George 

Laura A. Witek-Jones 

1998 

$4,900.64 

18.82% 

James R. Blinzinger 

Charles B. Bowling 


Kristin A. Brown 

Rachel K. Call Schwipps 

Charles E. Carmody 

Gregory A. Cleaver 

Robert J. Conerty 

Marty M. Corley 

Amber S. Dossett Wood 

Martin J. Dykas 

Jason D. Fellmy 

Mary E. Flynn 

William J. Gill 

Michael E. Golumbeck 

DeAnn R. Hazzard Owens 

Andrew M. Hicks 

Steven E. Kawa 

Rev. Jeffrey S. Kirch, C.PP.S. 

Sara C. Klocek Hicks 

Julie L. Lanoue Zolvinski 

Sherry L. London O’Dette 

Nichole M. Lukowski 

Amanda McIlwain Hauser 

Peg McLeish 

Zachary J. Milito 

Matthew S. Owens 

Susan E. Ownby Veneziano, 

Ph.D. 

Sandra L. Price Kawa 

Katie L. Robinson Cate 

Elizabeth A. Sawyer Slate 

Cynthia Stanko Roberts 

Ty W. Weston 

James R. Williams 

Carrie B. Zolper D’Amore 

1999 

$1,555.14 

10.13% 

Sara E. Bruner 

Erin N. Clark 

David R. Dixon 

David L. Drzonek 

Carrie E. Edgell 

Rebecca C. Fischer Wagner 

Ana L. Gallegos-Adams 

Ryan C. Gandurski 

Marsha L. Jance 

Daniel A. Koleszar 

Michael T. McCallum 

Stephen S. Moser 

Angela M. Moster Alford 

Richard J. O’Dette 

Jamie L. Portal Guardi 

Ginee Wozniak Ames 

2000 

$2,050.00 

12.77% 

Quinn R. Chism 

Patrick M. Cleaver 

David M. Curin 

David S. DeLauro 

Sarah Grubb Sturm 

Theresa Anne Hatton 

Mary Elizabeth Fortman Lawman 

Michael G. Mancuso 

Brian J. McGovern 

Lori B. McKinney Jensen 

Matthew J. Metzger 

Shawn P. Roser 

Eric C. Schoch 

Holly Ann Stefaniak Walters 

Jill Stevens Roser 


David A. Veneziano, Ph.D. 

Cory M. Walters 

2001 

$3,998.50 

13.17% 

Daniel R. Adams, III 

Lucas Brunette 

Jason J. Burke 

Varon E. Cantrell 

Wendy R. Charlesworth Davis 

Catherine Cox Heinz 

Stacey Cunningham Koleszar 

Derek M. Dabrowiak 

David M. Del Principe 

Kelly Dougherty Burke 

Juli Duerksen Hood 

Matthew J. Eichas 

Brock Heinz 

Joseph J. Huseman 

Shay L. McGuire Hartley 

Sarah Myszak Boyer 

Dawn E. Paulin Koontz 

Richard Pietrzak 

Joseph F. Rabensteine 

Derek Serna 

Adam Smith 

Heidi Wieland 



2002 

$2,529.00 

11.11% 

Christine A. Carroll Sandor 

Roberto Cocot 

Kathryn L. Gaines 

Brendan J. Gallagher 

Teresa Gaura Poliquin 

Karyn M. Greig DiNovo 

Blaire M. Henley 

Elizabeth E. Hollenbeck McGovern 

Beth L. Jerzyk 

George P. Leedle 

Breain E. Ma’Ayteh Dunscombe 

Katherine M. Mack Mancuso 

Greg E. Myers 

Christian D. Poliquin 

Sara E. Post Rabensteine 

Carole Prendergast 

Ary J. Rennier Nelson 

Christopher J. Sandor 

Megan L. Taylor Alstatt 

Benjamin M. Zimmer 

2003 

$5,931.00 

13.59% 

Tina M. Bednarczyk Augsburger 

Russell W. Creel 

Tina R. Deno 

Jennifer T. Frankowski Huff 

Jodi A. Frigo 

Michelle M. Grubb Heinz 

Sarah K. Hachey 

Brett D. Heinz 

Todd A. Huff 

Ryan S. Jessen 

Katie M. King 

Anthony Leonarduzzi 

Caroline Monforton Norton 

Stephen J. Mulligan 

David A. Norton 

Amy Overmyer Jessen 

Richard W. Rabensteine 

Jill R. Ryan Potts 

Luke C. Schafer 

Nicholas T. Schafer 

Jennifer T. Sherburne Eckert 

Jerome Kotel ’11 and his pit crew celebrate 

as the 2010 Little 500 champion.

Donald R. Shuler 

Justin C. Terria 

Michelle R. Hines 

Kurt M. Welsh 

2004 

$3,176.20 

13.79% 

Andrew J. Augsburger 

Brigid C. Ayer 


Shannon M. Cheek, M.D. 

Michael J. Dougherty 

Dennis G. Guest 

Amy E. Gulvas Norbot 

Travis J. Lechien 

John G. Ligda 

Samantha Ma’Ayteh Villa 

Margaret J. Makovec 

Elizabeth R. Morris Graf 

Thomas J. O’Connor 

Anna Belle O’Shea 

Gregory A. Rathnow 

David E. Ritchie 

Roman R. Rodriguez 

Paul Shireman 

Kenneth C. Shumard 

Martin H. Sweigert 

Michael J. Tebbe 

Raquel D. Vargas Statzer 

Jaclyn Whan Shuler 

Theresa A. Yoder Didion 

2005 

$2,152.50 

9.76% 

Mary F. Balmes 

Chelsea Q. Cooper Leedle 

Kristyn M. Corley 

Ryan M. Dorton 

William P. Hardy, Jr. 

Jacquin J. Herran 

Sonia I. Honkisz 

Nicole A. Kaiser Guest 

Marissa L. Klebs 

Karen E. Miller Bizila 


Rebecca L. Scherer 

Darrell E. Statzer, III 

Sarah M. Wells Ragan 

Jennifer T. Willig 

Cortny L. Woodruff Kramer 

2006 

$482.00 

3.70% 


Colin P. Carmody 

Kimberly E. DeWees Barton 

David J. Didion 

Elizabeth A. Klocek Dougherty 

Kyle L. Purple 

2007 

$530.00 

2.80% 

Ashley Adams-Douglass 

Mario Leggero 

Edward G. Leonard 

Callie L. Rogers 

Erin Salinas 

Rebecca J. Shadwick 

Katherine M. Stembel Purple 

Kevin Mackowicz ’10 as Leaf Coneybear in the 

Columbian Players 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. 

2008 

$1,290.00 

3.43% 

Andrew T. Costello 

Scott C. Kerlin 

Leah R. Kopetski 

Anthony R. Lindsey 

Andrew M. McKim 

Timothy J. McManus 

Natasha W. Mills-McKim 


2009 

$215.00 

4.85% 

Stephanie Boyle 

Robyn L. Bozych 

Douglas C. Buysse 

Nicole A. Carleton 

Tracy L. Carson 

Jessica N. Conlin 

Elizabeth M. Miskowiec 

Meghan L. O’Neill 

James Smith 

Jeffrey T. Williams 

2010 

$60.00 

2.96% 

Kathleen A. Grady 

Benjamin D. Kalinowski 

Michael J. Koscielny, II 

Stephanie A. Storer 

Friends 

Anonymous 

Tony Abate 

Victor and Carol Abell 

Steven and Diane Abram 

Muzetta E. Allgyer 

Amelito and Mildred Amadora 

Ann Horky Appell 


Daniel and Dianna Auer 

Jeffery and Mary Austin 

Mark Bacigal 

Margret Bahler 

Joan C. Banet 

Alberta M. Barker 

Michael and Christine Barry 

Rosemary W. Barth 

Vernon and Beverly Baynum 

Vernon A. and Joyce Baynum 


Bob A. Bender 

John L. Berg, Jr. 

Carolann C. Biel 

John Biernat 

Joan Bigora 

Dolores Black 

Thomas and Anne Blair 

David and Kathleen Blair 

Edgar and Joyce Blair 

Daniel and Donna Blaney 

Russell and Sharron Blue 

John F. Blum 



Cecilia D. Bolton 

Joseph Borowitz 

Edie Boudreau 

Edmund C. Bowie 


David and Deanna Breclaw 

Mark and Pamela Brickey 

Joan M. Brier 

E. Beatrice Briggs 

Martin and Cindy Britten 

Earl and Carolyn Brose 

Richard G. Brost 

Paul and Donna Brouillet 

Marilyn Brouillette 

Jason and Natalie Brouwer 

Glenna Brown 

Mary F. Brown 

Chuck Bucheri 

Sarah Bugajski 

Christina Bulaw 

Joanna Bunyon 

Angela M. Burgeson 

Jerome and Sue Burns 

Judy Burvan 

Luann Busch 

Karen Buysse 

William and Karen Byrd 

Ian and Karen Caliedo 

Toma Campbell 

William and Mary Carroll 


John and Mary Linda Casey 

Janet B. Cavanaugh 

Mallik and Vijaya Chaganti 

Ronald and Carroll Chambers 

Robert and Jeani Chamness 

Percy W. Chase 

Eleanor Chesnut 

Kimberly S. Ciesielski 

Arthur and Brenda Clark 

Joann E. Clark 

Norma J. Cobett 

Linda Cohen 

Roger and Linda Colbert 

Everett and Lena Combs 

Richard and Linda Comingore 

John and Julia Conn 

Christopher Conway 

Alice J. Cope 

William and Sally Jo Cope 

Edward and Judith Corry 

Steven Corry 

Thomas D. Costello 

Drew Costigan 

Charles and Patricia Counts 

Robert J. Courtney 

Kenton and Kristine Craft 

Bill and Karen Craig 

Ender O. Creel 

Joseph M. Crispino 

Robert and Marjorie Cunningham 


Ruth A. Curtis 

Patricia Daily 

Dan and Sue Daluga 

Jeri Danko 

James and Judy Davis 

James and Stacey Davis 

Craig and Marnie Davisson 

David and Margaret Day 


Mary Deerr 

Thomas and Marianne 

Deffenbaugh 

William and Donna Demas 


45 

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46 

James and Deborah Denman 

Timothy and Kelly Deno 

Vonna Despotis 

Rev. Edward F. Dhondt 

Andy and Jenny Dibley 

Theodore and Kimberly Dickman 

Geraldine R. Dill 

Mary Doerr 

Jill R. Donnelly 

Patricia Downey 

Rex Downing 

Christopher and Stacey Doyle 

Barbara Drone 

Theresa J. Effinger 

Donald and Connie Ehrlich 

Robert and Ruth Einhorn 

Judy A. Elizalde 


Keith and Kimberly Ennis 

Geo and Adeline Epting 

Evelyn Erb 

Marilyn Erb 

Valeria Erickson 

Dan and Cathy Esker 

Mirasol Espanola 

Raymond and Elaine Estand 

C. Robert and Gail Evans 

Sidney Feldman 


Arvlynne L. Ferrelli 

Rodger and Veronica Fields-Bortz 

Theodore and Charlott Filson 

S. Charlene Fink 

Brian and Catherine Finke 

Timothy and Ann Finnegan 

Dennis and Patricia Fisher 

Dianne Fitzpatrick 

Eldon J. Flessner 

James and Marjorie Flickner 

Gearld and Betty Foister 

Betsy M. Foxwell 

Michael T. Franklin 

Rev. Henry L. Frantz, C.PP.S. 

Keith Freeman 

Ernest and Linda Fritsch 

Rev. C. Alan Funk 

Clarence and Nancy Funk 

Kelly and Diane Gabbard 

Bill and Sharon Garrett 

Rosemary A. Garrigan 

Floyd and Patricia Garrott 


David and Bettina Gehring 

Oliver E. Giere 

Craig and Melissa Gigax 

Paul R. Ginter 

Walter and Sally Ginter 

James and Jacquelyn Givens 

Robert K. Gloyeske 

Karen M. Goetz 

Darla Gonson 

Ronald L. Gottschalk 

Kathleen Graczyk 

Dennis R. Graf 

Marsha Gratner 

Moses E. Green 

David Greenbach 

Mary Jo Gurley 

Eric and Cyndi Gutwein 

John and Charlene Gutwein 

Jorge and Angela Guzman 

Louis and Cheryl Hahn 

Stephen P. Halula 

Mary Ann Hamer 

Julie A. Hanchar 

Matthew and Celina Hanewich 

Gary M. Hanley 


Daniel Hanson 

James Harris 


Karen Hatfield 

Mark Hatfield 

John and Dolores Hawkins 

Mike and Angie Hein 

Charles and Michelle Heit 

Robert and Janette Hella 

Jennifer Henn 


Peter and Bonnie Herdina 

David and Beth Herr 

Robert and Anne Herrold 

Beverly Hettinger 

Lester and Rita Hicks 

Martha and Michael Hill 

Robert N. Hills 

Susan Hilt 

Charles Hoekzema 

Bishop William Higi offers a blessing at Mass on the 

Feast of Saint Gaspar del Bufalo, founder of the 

Missionaries of the Precious Blood. 

Thomas and Karen Hoekzema 

Michael and Cynthia Hoffman 



Barry and Joanne Hoobler 

Marlin R. Hook 

James and Carol Hoover 

James and Sharon Hopkins 

Ashley R. Hayworth-Hopp and 

Joseph Hopp 

Anna M. Hornof 

Donald House 

Adrian and Regina Hrynyk 

Mary Huber Davis 

Jamie Huston 

Russell Isaacs, Jr. 

Randy and Justine Jackson 

William and Mary Ann Jackson 

Mildred L. Jaeger 

Melissa A. Jarrell, D.D.S. 

Robert and Peggy Jerome 

Faye E. Chennault Johnson 


Minnie S. Johnson 

Nathalie R. Jones 

Joan Jozefowicz 

Thomas Jozefowicz 

Joseph and Barbara Kacmar 

Ruth M. Kanney 

Jack and Kathleen Keirn 

Sue C. Kellner 

Judy King 

Stephen and Connie Kingman 

Romana L. Kiser 

Victor and Sheila Klinker 

Joanne Klosowski 

Ronald and Rita Koebcke 

Brian and Christine Konagel 


Emil and Ellen Kosich 

John Kosich 

Michael Kosko 

Thomas and Virginia Kowalski 


Charles and Donna Kresse 

Joan Krimm 

Tim and Jenifer Kryshak 

Edward and Marybeth Kuhrt 


Joyce M. Kutzler 

Kenneth and Alberta Kwiatkowski 

James and Esther Lambert 

Maria Langdon 

Richard L. Lasbury, D.D.S. 



TOP 10 CLASSES WITH HIGHEST 

DONOR PARTICIPATION RATE 

Class Amount 

1964 38.54% 

1948 37.04% 

1962 36.81% 

1959 36.20% 

1941 35.29% 

1960 35.04% 

1957 34.43% 

1935 33.33% 

1961 33.14% 

1969 33.01% 

. 

Cheri Lehe 

David and Amy Leising 

Bob and Helen Lewis 

Ronda D. Lewis 

Jack and Pat Liberator 

Margaret H. Lihvarchik 

Dave and Pam Lippold 

Jean Lippold 

Helen D. Lipton 

Eugene and Marilyn Little 

Douglas R. Livingston 

Martin and Helen Lokai 

Marvin and Mary Lois Luers 

Richard and Charlene Lugar 


Jennifer J. Mach 

Joseph and Janet Machanis 

Joseph and Mary Machanis 

Bette-Jane Maley 

Leland E. Mallory 

Raymond and Johanna Malmgren 

Steven and Darla Mansfield 

James and Donna Marchand 

Janet Maricic 

Raymond and Marlene Mattocks 

Jenny Matusik 

Raymond and Lucille Mazzanti 

Jessica McBroom 

Gregory A. McCarty 

Joanne K. McDevitt 

Rick and JoAnn McElfresh 

Jeanne T. McFarland 

Karl and Jean McGhee 

Thomas and Veronica McGill 

Thomas and Diana McGill 

Eileen McGrath 

Norine McInerney 


Burche Melson 

Scott and Amy Merchant 

Richard and Kim Meth 

Kimberly Metz 

Leo Meyer 

Barbara J. Meyerchick 

Romuald and Elsie Michels 

Robert and Dolores Mikelson 

Kristel Miller 

Thomas and Betty Mitchel 

Rene John A. Modina 

Mary J. Moebius 

Mary Lou Moebius 

Daniel Molter 

Franklin R. Moore, Sr. 

Janet E. Moore

Orville and H. Jeanette Moore 

Jeffrey and Theresa Moree 

Ann Moriarty 

Julie A. Murphy 

Doris Myers 

Irene Myrda 

Bernard and Loretta Myszkowski 

Marvin and Pam Nagel 

Walter and Velma Nagel 

Phillip and Audrey Nash 

Heather Brouillet Navarro 

Jose and Elma Nayre 


Mamerto P. Nilo, III 

Marivic Nilo 

Frances Noble 

Meredith Nowak 

Pamela Nyman-Vaughan 

George Dennis O’Brien 

M. J. and Traci O’Donnell 


Brendan O’Keefe 

Doris Olango 

Mary J. Oliphant 


Thomas and Margaret O’Sullivan 

Charles R. O’Toole 

Dean Panos 

Nicholas C. Panos 

Bonnie J. Pappert 

Kristin N. Paris 

Kara A. Paroubek 

Frank and Genevieve Partipilo 

Debra Paust 

Kenneth and Barbara Pazan 

Helen Peitz 

Richard and Christine Pfingstler 

Keith and Fran Pfledderer 

Thomas and Maureen Pikarski 

Mary H. Platt 

Thomas and Kimberly Plummer 

Kenneth Polky 

Fred and Gloria Portney 

Jacob Portney 

Richard and Arlene Potts 

Craig and Deborah Prather 

J. Edward and Lora Prochaska 

Mary E. Propper 


Richard and Elaine Puetz 

Renee Pyle 

Richard and Ruth Pyle 

Beverly Quackenbush 

Bruce and Edith Radek 

James and Anita Ramey 

Brent and Therese Recker 

Lois J. Reed 

Mark and Debra Reed 

Nancy L. Reichert and 

Abdulqader Altamimi 

Bill and Eileen Reid 

Richard and Linda Reiners 

Michael and Pamala Renninger 

John M. Righeimer 


Steven and Margo Roberts 

Shirley Ronan 

Richard and Rose Rooney 

Kathleen M. Rouba 

G. David and Mary Ryan 

Cheryl Salatas 

Lori Samples 

Oscar and Mary Sanchez 

Amy L. Sanford 

R. Bruce and Mari Anne Sayler 

Vernon and Hilda Schaefer 

David and Kelly Scheirer 

Timothy and Pama Schreeg 

Rita L. Schroder 

Laura G. Schuerman 

John P. Schumacher 

Donald Sebestyen 

Inder and Tiffany Seekri 

Mark T. Seiler 

Geraldine M. Shaw 

Ronald and Patricia Sheffler 

Cathleen Sherman 

A. Louise Shide 

Edward C. Shimeta 

R. Perry and Phyllis Shipman 

Rufus and Jane Shotwell 

Keith and Beth Sieverding 

Lanny and Elaine Sigo 

John R. Sime 

Kyran B. Sims 

Lisa Sivertsen 


Michael and Deanna Slobodecki 

Steve and Roberta Slobodecki 

Marie T. Sloyan 

Martin and Cynthia Smith 

Melvin E. Smith 

William and Kathleen 

Sneckenberg 

David Snow 

Michael and Denise Snyder 

Jeffrey and MaryNoel Sprayberry 

Charles and Janet Spurgeon 

Lenny Stang 

Karen D. Stanley 

James and Kim Stanton 

Barbara Starr 

Cynthia Stawski 

Jack and Judy Stevens 

Richard and Patsy Strawn 

Kelly A. Styck 

Carolyn A. Sutter 


Douglas and Jane Swartzell 

Eugene and Shirley Sydow 

Nicholas Tabor 

Virginia M. Taraba-Teply 

Jack and Ann Taulman 

Annette Taurence 

Philip Taurence 

Maria Tegtmeyer 

Shelby Thomas Wyatt 

Dennis and Dawn Tiede 

Patricia A. Tomczak 

Gregory and Kathleen Tonner 

Patricia P. Truitt 

Delores M. Trump 

Tony and Catherine Tymkow 

Ron Vanasdlen 

Roy and Patricia VanMeter 

Louis J. Veltrie, Jr. 

Robert and Debra Volk 

Edward J. Vorderbrueggen 

Bill Waddell 

James and Cindy Wakefield 

Floyd and Vicky Wallace 

Roger and Sandi Ward 

President Washington 

Joan E. F. Waters 


Donna M. Weber 

Marilyn Weber 

John and Elaine Weinert 

Samuel and Melinda Weirich 

Ronald and Carol Wendt 

Terry and Shirley West 

Terry and Robin Westendorf 

B. Gregory and Nancy Whaley 

Dr. Michael Evans ’67, Lawrence Laudick ’69, and 

President Riegelnegg at the dedication ceremony of the 

Evans Arts and Science Building. 

Gladys Wheeler 

Christopher and Barbara Whitaker 

Larry and Jean Wiedeman 

Doris E. Wiener 

John and Nancy Wilkin-Duve 

Lawrence and Claire Williams 

Jackie and Lynda Williams 

David and Marlene Wilson 

Melinda S. Wilson 

Kimberly L. Wise 

Kathleen L. Wolf 


Franklin and Patricia Wright 

Billy and Janie Wyatt 

Anthony and Helen Yonto 

Edward and Barbara Young 



James and Jeanne Zacek 

Ambassador Robert B. Zoellick 

Richard P. Zondor, CPA 

Parents and 

Grandparents 

Anonymous 

Brad Adams 

Lonnie and Teresa Adkins 



Edward and Bernadette Andersen 

Newel and Amy Anderson 

Chris and Debbie Appelhans 

Joseph and Susan Arias 

Hugo and Olga Arreguin 

Leslie and Melinda Austin 

Emil and Julie Baciu 

Richard P. Balcer 


James and Ruth Banner 

Michael and Mary Barany 

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Barlage 

John and Emily Barrett 

Thomas and Cathleen Barrett 

Richard Bart 

Joe and Cecilia Bauters 

Jeannette C. Beaver 


Mac and Betty Behnke* 

Vicente and Marissa Belcina 

Robert and Kathleen Benesh 


Kevin Bennett 

Norma Bennett 

James and Elizabeth Bernard 

James and Christine Bertucci 

Alyn and Janet Besner 

Scott and Robin Bess 

Bryan and Brenda Bickett 

Philip and Sara Bir 

Jeannette Blackhall 

Lynn and Dorothy Blinzinger 

Scott and Carol Blue 

James and Mary Blum 

Mark and Jeanne Bobonick 

Tony and Lisa Bodie 

Thomas A. Bonifas 

Louis and Beatrice Borger 

Michael and Margaret Bova 

Charles and Maureen Bowling 

Thomas and Mariana Boyle 

Gary and Debra Bozych 

Vincent and Margaret Braband 

George and Ann Bray 

Stephen and Lea Brinker 

David and Jennifer Brock 

Timothy and Nancy Brocker 

Jacquelyn A. Brooks 

Allen and Bonnie Broussard 

Jon and Debra Brouwer 


G. Scott and Mary Brownfield 

Mary E. Bruin 

Michael and Sylvia Brunette 

Bernard and Rebecca Bruns 

David A. Buche 


Ron and Diana Budzielek 

Carl and Lynda Burgeson 

Jerry and Mary Burk 

Donald and Alice Burrell 

Rebecca S. Busch 


47 

RECONCILIATION


48 

Dr. F. Dennis Riegelnegg offers his first remarks as the 17th President 

of Saint Joseph’s College at the Presidential Installation Mass. 

Jeffery and Angela Buysse 

Robert and Mary Jane Byerwalter 

Karen L. Byroad 

Gerald and Julie Cailteux 

John and Noreen Carmody 

James and Robbin Carroll 

John and Mary Carroll 

Tracy L. Carson 

Tony and Dolores Catanzarite 

Michelle M. Cedeno 

Larry and Mary Sue Chapman 

David and Mary Chesak 

Edward and Margaret Chianelli 

Doyle and Lorraine Chism 

Joseph and Kathy Chojnowski 

Ronald and Irene Chorba 

John and Deanna Clark 

Melvin and Elizabeth Clites 

Jack and Becky Clover 

Michael F. Collins 

Paul A. Conde 

Patrick and Therese Conlin 

James and Janice Conlon 

Joe and Melody Conn 

Daniel and Debbie Connelly 

Timothy and Lana Conroy 

Timothy and Janet Conroy 

Beverly J. Corbet 

Gerald and Anne Corcoran 


Christina Corwin 

Michael and Andrea Coryell 

Thomas and Susan Cosentino 

Martin and Janet Costello 

Michael and Gina Coty 

Edward and Rosemary Cox 



Steve and Lorene Craver 

Willie and Darshana Croskrey 


Frank and Marla Cservenyak 

Ronald and Marjorie Cuff 

Thomas and Marilyn Cusick 

Gregory and Dorothy Dabrowiak 

Andrew D’Amore 

Viola L. D’Amore 

Don Daning 

Terrence and Jeanne Dariotis 


Don and Anna Mae Davia 

Dan and Joni Davis 

Michael A. and 


Mike and Pam Davis 


Todd and Katrina Davis 

Sharon Davisson 

Nancy DeHaven 


Donald and Denise Dempsey 

William and Marylou Dennick 

Ernest and Diane DeSalvo 

Penny K. DeVault 

Mark and Shellie Dexter 

John and Debra Didion 

M. Ruth Diener 

Joe and Peggy Dillon 

Stephen and Judith Dillon 

Richard and Julie DiNapoli 

James and Kristine Dispensa 

Michael and Ann Disser 

William and Marianne Dixon 

Joseph Doak 

Mark and Jackie Dobbins 

Paul and Mary Doherty 

Ronald and Patricia Dohr 

Thomas and Patricia Dohr 

Thomas and Pamela Domasica 

Philip and Molly Donegan 

Scott and Karen Donnelly 


Helen L. Dorin 

Michael and Pamela Doty 

John and Jacqueline Dougherty 

Daniel Downes, Sr. 


Elmer and Linda Doyle 

Jon A. Dudeck 

George and Barbara Dudich 


Larry and Lynn Dunn 

William and Kathleen Dyke 

James W. and Claudia Earnest 

Mike and Jacqueline Edwards 


John and Mary Englehart 


Linda and John Estill 

David and Michelle Evans 

MaryJean Fahey 

E. Bruce and Barbara Fech 

Kenneth and Barbara Fedder 

Henry and Diane Feeley 

Lynn Fellmy 

Louis and Lisa Fender 

Fabiola Fernandez 

Mary Ferrell 

Charmaine M. Field 

Thomas and Susan Filloon 

Keith and Janet Fingerhut 


Marc and Kris Fisher 

Eugene and Katherine Flynn 

Kevin and Nancy Flynn 

Thomas and Susan Foley 


Duane Forker 

Timothy and Victoria Fortier 

Thomas and Kay Fortman 

Gilbert J. Fox 

Dario Frank 

Gregory and Laura Franklin 

Mitchell and Mary Jo Frankowski 

Ted and Lillian Frankowski 

Jeffrey and Ann Frantz 

Linda Freed and Alan Schmitt 

Gregorio and Catherine Fregoso 

Kevin and Eileen Freund 

Louis and Patricia Funk 


Rafael and Consuelo Gallegos 

Torres 

Richard and Jacqueline Gallo 

David and Ann Louise Gandolph 

Joel Mark and DeAnn Gardner 

Robert and Gloria Garrity 

John and Joan Geary 

Delores J. Gehl 

Lothar and Debbie Gehrig 

James and Tamara Gehring 




Kent and Jamie Getsee 

Christopher and Debra C. 

Gierymski 

Walter and Laura Ginter 

Thomas and Julie Girton 

Douglas and Joanne Goetz 

Pratap and Nirmala Gohil 

Karyn L. Govert 

Alan and Alouise Gredell 

Theodore Green, III 

Christine I. Greenberg 

David and Kelly Gust 

Debra J. Haag 

Donald and Donna Haase 

Scott and Nikki Hanger 


Joseph and Donna Hannon 

Anne Hanson 

Thomas and Carol Hardiman 


William and Nancy Hardy 

Tommy and Lorrayne Hart 

Stephen and LeeAnna Hash 

Julia Haskell 

Lynn and Clare Hassler 

Robert and Marilyn Hasty 

Thomas and Julie Hellinga 

William and Gina Helmer 

James and Marilyn Helton 

William and Patricia Hendrick 

Jana L. Herre 

Charles M. Hicks 

John and Lisa Hladik 

Vern and Jennifer Hobbs 

Andrew and Paula Hoekzema 



Dianne and William Hollerman 

Dan and Charlene Holly 

Robert E. Honkisz 

Ronald and Irene Hospodka 

Lawrence and Kathleen Hostetler 

Alice Houran 

Teri L. House 

Dennis and Jayne Houston 

Adrian and Karen Hrynyk 

Martin and Krista Huber 

Robert and Regina Huff 

Richard R. Huffine, Sr. 

Robert and Judith Hurst 

Hugh and Carolyn Huss 

Jack and Ann Hutt 


Patrick and Loretta Jendraszak 

Ronald and Barbara Jerzyk 

Dale and Dorothy Johanning 

E. Dale and Marcia Johnson 

John and Delores Johnson 


James and Vicky Jones 

Elie and Madianie Joseph 

Ronald Jozefowicz 

Edmund and Ruth Jung 

Timothy and Lois Kahle 

Daniel and Karen Kalinowski 

Raymond and Maureen Karcher 

Allen and Sharon Karpiak 

Paul and Marita Kasley 


Bryan and Jean Kennedy 

Mary Ann Kenney 

Terrence and Elizabeth Kenney 

Rex and Kelly Kepner 

Charles M. Kerlin, Ph.D.


John and Jean King 

Mary M. Kinsella 

Otto and Carol Klaus 

Justin and Luella Kleinrichert 

Orval and Mary Klemme 

Jonathan and Luanne Klepfer 

Peter and Barbara Klocek 

Mark and Mary Klosterman 

William M. Knox, Jr. 

Arthur D. Knutson 

Douglas and Barbara Knutson 

Edward and Anne Kolaczyk 

Roger and Phyllis Jean Koleszar 

Gregory and Terese Koncos 

Janeen Kooi 

Marcella Kooi 

Richard and Cindy Korman 

Kenneth and Mary Kouba 

Michael and Jean Krapec 

Dr. Hermes and Mary Ellen 

Kreilkamp 

Margaret M. Krisch 

Michael and Lisa Kristy 

Kevin and Beth Kroll 

Robert and Janet Kroll 

Bruce and Sharon Ksiazek 

Gary and Harriet Kubo 

Thomas and Ruth Kueper 

Thomas and Donna Kuhar 

John and Leaza Laird 

Mark and Linda Lamb 

Joseph A. Lane 


Brian and Judy Larson 

George and Laura LeBeau 

Patricia L. Leonard 

Dennis and Carol Leonardo 

Norbert and Mary Lewandowski 

Edward D. Lewis 



James and Lynne Lippold 

Mathew and Linda Lipton 

George and Susan Livarchik 

Mark and Diane Loehrke 

Bernard and Karen Lohmuller 

Chakaris London 

Allen Lopez 

Michael and Bonnie Louck 

Janice Louis 

Rich and Sue Ludington 

Joyce D. Lyon 

Gregory and Peggy Lyzun 

Eileen Macey 

Gerald Maillet 

Gerard and Barbara Makovec 

Robert and Linda Malloy 

Elinor Malone 

Thomas and Dorothy Maloney 

Vincent and Mary Maloney 

Rick and Imelda Mangas 

Jerry and Toni Markley 

Mark and Julie Marquardt 

James and Janice Martens 

Joseph and Marilyn Martin 

Terrance and Carol Martin 

Curtis and Rebecca Mason 

Samuel and Betty Mastrorocco 

Joseph and Marianne Matlon 

Roger and Karen Mayse 

Walter and Barbara McCollum 

Linda and Alan McFarland 

Terrence and Ann McGuff 



Hugh and Donna McLeish 

John and Linda McNeil 

Michael and Mary McQuillan 

Brian and Kathy Mears 

Michael and Dawn Medvescek 

Edward Meier 

Frederick and Mary Ellen Merkel 

William and Karen Metz 

Bob and Marilyn Metzger 

Mark and Debra Meyer 

Kenneth D. Meyerchick 

Grace and Joseph B. Mihalov 


Eugene and Margaret Mikos 

Marilyn A. Miles 


Robert and Janice Miller 

Leonard and Linda Miller 

David and Marilyn Mills 

Thomas and Leslie Miskowiec 

Jeff Mitchell 

Gerald and Marie Mocek 

Jake Chapman ’96 at the 2010 Career 

and Internship Fair, “Steer Your Career.” 

David and Betty Moebs 

James and Dorothy Moffitt 


Douglas and Jan Monforton 

Franklin and Holli Moore 

James and Anita Moore 

Patrick and Donna Moran 

Ralph and Marilyn Morenz 

Yrma Morning 

Randy Morris 

Robert and Mary Morrison 

Thomas and Marcia Morrison 

Richard and Lynette Moyer 

Majetta J. Muhler 

James and Alice Munk 

Carol and Glenn Murphy 

James and Susan Murphy 


Duane and Deb Nagel 

Gerald W. Nesius 



Robert and Anne Meagher 

Northup 

Gerald and Kathleen Novak 

Steven and Tina Novak 

Robert and Jennifer Nowalk 

Bob and B.J. O’Brien 


Louis and Melinda Offer 

David and Paula Ogren 

Michael and Kathryn O’Neall 

Thomas and Cynthia Orner 

Rose A. Ortiz 

Gregory and Dawn Ostrowski 

Brian and Mary Panick 

Marybeth Papierz 

Kevin and Cynthia Pappert 

Felecia Y. Parham 

Joseph and Debra Paris 

Rusty and Martha Parker 

John and Joan Pastrick 

James Patterson 

Kenneth and Julie Pecho 

Richard and Rhonda Peebles 

Joseph and Cheryl Pendick 


Michael and Constance Pericht 

Michael and Patricia Perry 

Daniel and Vivian Pesaresi 

Ethel M. Phillips 





Carl and Vivian Ploense III 

David and Anna Poliquin 

Mitchell and Karen Portney 

Daniel and Charlene Post 



Thomas and Mary Lou Potts 

Robert and Pamela Prezek 



Leona Pyrce 

Gene and Teena Quackenbush 

Anthony and Leslyn Quartuccio 

Jim and Anita Ramey 

Jack and Mary Randall 

Arnie and Darcy Ranegar 

James and Janice Rashid 

Stephen and Cheryl Rathnow 

Terry and Diana Redman 




Betty Jo Reedy 

Doris Reichert 

Robert and Glenis Reynolds 

Richard and Mitsue Riccardo 


Nancy and William Rickert 

Robert and Mary Rickert 

James and Therese Righeimer 

Ronald and Mary Ann Ripperger 

Edward and Judith Roark 

Timothy and Laura Roberts 

Mark and Darla Robinson 

Michael and Belinda Robinson 

Charles and Denise Roemer 

Richard J. Rogers 

Christopher and Cindy Rohaly 

Neto and Gail Roser 

Kenneth G. Rossi 

Charles and Judith Rotkis 

Richard and Linda Rugg 

Daniel and Ann Ruhe 

Daniel and Kathleen Ryan 

Daniel and Ellen Ryan 

Kenneth and Evelyn Ryan 

Thomas and Mary Beth Ryan 

Robert and Mary Ryba 

Michael and June Salmon 

Richard and Monica Santangelo 

Ray and Donna Sattler 

Richard and Phyllis Scheiber* 

Edward J. Schlueter, III 

W. Llewellyn and Barbara Schmidt 

Henry and Kathryn Schmitt 

Thomas and Delena Schnieders 

Gerald and Nanette Schroder 

John and Ruth Schumacher 

Herbert and Catherine Schumann 

Ronald Schweder 

LaVern Schwieterman 

Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert Seidel 

George and Doris Sheehan 

Nancy A. Sherkey 

Joseph and Cheryl Shimala 


Robert C. Siegel 

Bernard and Karen Sieverding 

David and Susan Sims 

Steve and Sherry Sims 

William and Ethel Skeates 

Frank and Kristi Slaby 

Scott and Tina Slobodecki 

Craig and Dana Smith 

Philip and Mary Smith 

Richard and Alicia Smith 

David and Laura Snider 

William and Susan Snider 

Ilene Snyder 

James and Lou Snyder 

Harry and Linda Sonderman 

Robert and Susan Spear 

Stephen and Maureen Spicer 

Loretta M. Springer 

Thomas and Barbara Stader 

Thomas and Cynthia Staehle 

Carl and Susan Stafford 

Raymond and Marie Stanley 


Don and Leona Steinhilber 

John and Joyce Stembel 


Gene and Patricia Storer 

Jack and Bonnie Storey 

Kevin and Barbara Strnatka 

Mark and Sandra Stuecher 

Leslie and Kelly Styck 


49 

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50 

Hugh and Betty Sullivan 

N. Ruth and Larry Swan 

Roy and Ann Swanson 

Raymond and Joanne Szafranski 

Loretto and Robert Szucs 

Brian and Jacqueline Taylor 

Erich and Brenda Teshka 

John and Mary Theodore 

Richard and Betsey Thiel 


John F. Thieme, Sr. 



David and Ramona Thornburg 

Michael and Karen Tiede 

Mark and Gail Tingley 

John and Frances Tobin 

George and Elizabeth Tonner 

Ernesto and Luzminda Torres 

Peter and Sue Tracy 

Scott and Doreen Trowbridge 

Rodney and Cyndi Urbano 

Frances K. Valente 

Aloysious and 

Barbara Van Eekeren 


Scott and Debra Van Meter 

Godfrey and Geraldine Vander 

Werff 

Michael and Brenda Vargas 

Daniel and Anne Varner 

David and Georgia Veneziano 

David and Jo Ann Verdeyen 

William and Dorothy Verdonk 

Sidney and Marie Victor 

Robert and Jeanette Vigeant 

Donald and Pamela Vogt 

Patricia A. Wade 

James and Rita Wagner 

Alan E. Walczak 

Donald and Antoinette Walker 

William and Alice Walsh 

Mark and Susan Walters 

Peter and Beth Walters 

Roger and Gayla Warran 

Brian and Janet Warrenburg 

John and Mary Waters 

Elizabeth A. Waymire 

Carl and Marybelle Weber 

Duane and Christine Weber 

William and Julia Weber 

Gary and Kimbra Weesner 

Donald and Cathy Wegner 

Jack and Ann Weiskittel 

Floyd and Catherine Wesley 

Lorraine A. Wilbourn 

G. Sanford Wilkins 

Terence and Darlene Williams 

William and Germaine Winkel 

John M. Winter 

Andrew and Diana Wirtz 

Kenneth and Laura Witt 

Nancy Wittenhagen 

Gregory and Ann Wolven 

Mary Beth Woodcock 

James and Elizabeth Worden 


Mary T. Yanan 

Daniel and Debbie Young 

Peter and Regina Zambon 

Richard and Margaret Zapfe 

Kirk and Nicholene Zehme 

Michael and Janet Zemke 



John and Pamela Zimmerman 

Stanley and Christine Zimny 

Frank and Sheila Ziolkowski 

Raymond and Diane Zmaczynski 

Robert and Joan Zurad 

Corporations, 

Foundations, and 

Organizations 

3D Machine, Inc. 

Abbott Fund Matching Grant 

Plan 

Accenture Foundation, Inc. 

ADEM LCC 

Advanced Business Equipment, 

Inc. 

Alliance Bank 

Allstate Foundation 

AIT Laboratories 

American Swiss Foundation 

John W. Anderson Foundation 

Anderson Pest Control 

Arni’s of Rensselaer, Inc. 

AT&T Foundation 

Atlas Foundry Foundation, Inc. 

Aviva Charitable Foundation 

Awards Unlimited 

Ball Corporation 

Bank of America 

The Bank of New York Mellon 

Community Partnership 

Baxter International Foundation 

Binney’s Beverage 

The Biz 

BKD, LLP 

Blythe’s Athletics, Inc. 

Boeing Gift Matching Program 

BP Foundation, Inc. 

Helen Brach Foundation 


Broken Arrow Golf 

Brothers Broadcasting Corp. 

(WLQI / WRIN / WIBN) 

Leo Burnett Company, Inc. 

The Don and Alice Burrell Family 

Foundation Inc. 

Business Design Consultants, Inc. 

Caterpillar Foundation 

Catholic League 

Joseph K Catron & Company 

CenturyLink 

Chevron Phillips Chemical 

Company, L.P. 

Chicago Blackhawk Hockey Team, 

Inc. 

Chinese Christian Mandarin 

Church 

Church Musicians Guild 

Cisco Systems Foundation 

Coca-Cola Foundation 

Matching Gifts Program 

Ryan Drake ’10 blows the whistle on Puma Gifts in Action 

at the Scholarship Dinner and Auction. 



Walter Cook Insurance Agency, 

Inc. 

Covidien Matching Gifts 

Program 

Crowe Horwath LLP 

Del Principe & Allie, CPAs 

DeMotte State Bank 

DePaul University 

Devon’s Doghouse 

Devon’s Family Restaurant 

Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana 

Discover Financial Services 

Dissinger Insurance Services, 

LLC 

Dow Corning Corporation 

Duke Realty Corporation 

East Bank Club 

Eli Lilly and Company 


EMC Insurance Companies/ 

Hamilton Mutual Insurance Co. 

Emerson Electric Company 

Em-Roe Sporting Goods 

Ernst & Young 

ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc. 

The Farmers State Bank 

Faulstich Printing Company 

Favored Dairy 

Fewell Eye Clinic, P.C. 

Fifth Third Bank 


First There Enterprises, Inc. 

Free Enterprise System, Inc. 

Fresh Meadows Golf Club 

Gary SouthShore Railcats 

GE Foundation 


Goldman Sachs & Company 

Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts 

Program 

Greater Holy Temple C.O.G.I.C., 

Inc. 

Hamilton East Public Library 

Harmony Marketing Group 

Heritage Office Products, Inc. 


Home Depot 

HP Products 

HSBC - North America 

Harvey Hubbell Foundation 

IBM Matching Grants Program 

Independent Colleges of Indiana 

Indian Lakes Resort Golf Course 

Indiana Repertory Theatre 

Indianapolis Colts 

The Inn at Aberdeen, Ltd. 

Integrys/Peoples Gas/North Shore 

Gas 

Interstate Castings 

IronBridge Capital Management, 

L.P. 

Ivy Tech Community College 

Jackson Funeral Chapel 

Corporation 

Jefferies & Company, Inc. 

Jenkins Realtors, Inc. 

Johnson & Johnson Family of 

Companies 

Jordan Floral 

Kingston Mines Blues Club 

Kirby Risk Electrical Supply 

KPMG Peat Marwick 

L & M Stock Incorporated 

Land Title Agency, Inc. 

Landmark Realty

TOP 10 CLASSES WITH THE HIGHEST 

DOLLAR AMOuNT GIVEN 

Class Amount 

1963 $1,720,392.88 

1954 $188,585.00 

1935 $120,828.44 

1960 $99,330.50 

1953 $93,272.72 

1964 $80,565.98 

1969 $73,558.12 

1974 $65,327.75 

1984 $57,361.76 

1975 $51,559.00 

. 

LexisNexis Cares 

Lincoln Financial Group 

Foundation 

The Links at Carillon Golf Course 

Lisa Custom Print 

Lithographic Communications 

Lockheed Martin 

Long’s Gifts 

The Lubrizol Foundation 

Allyson Lyon Photography 

Marathon Oil Company 

Market Insight, LLC 

dba Fusion Marketing 

Marquis Medical, LLC 

McDonald’s Corporation 

McGovern Marketing Group 

Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, 

Inc. 

MetLife Foundation 

Midwest Transit Equipment, Inc. 

Mill Creek Golf Club 


Monsanto 

Mr. Davids Flooring International 

Jim Murphy Foundation 

Myers Construction Services 

Nationwide Foundation 

New York Life Foundation 

Northwestern Mutual Life 


O.K. Travel Agency, Inc. 

Odyssey Country Club 

OneAmerica Companies 

Parker Hannifin Foundation 

Pearson Education 

PEPSIAMERICAS 

PepsiCo Foundation 

Pfizer Foundation 

Pizza King - Rensselaer 

Principal Financial Group 




Procter & Gamble Fund 

Prudential Insurance Company 

of America 

Radio Sound, Inc. 

Radisson Hotel at Star Plaza 

Regal Palms Resort 

Rensselaer Printco 

The Rico Corporation 

Riddell Sales 

Road 600 Co. 

SJC Alumni Association 

SJC Athletic Department 

SJC Baseball 

SJC College Store 

Sandy Pines Golf Course 

Scholarship America 

John G. Shedd Aquarium 

Shell Oil Company Foundation 

Sisters of the Precious Blood 

Sodexo, Inc. 

State Farm Companies Foundation 

Steffen’s Jewelry 

The Steier Group 

Stunt Dawg Studio 

Sugar Creek Golf Club 

Sun Capital Partners Foundation, 

Inc. 

Superior Essex Group, Inc. 

Tippecanoe Beverages 

Tootsie Roll Industries, Inc. 

Trans union, LLC 

TSP Funding, LLC 

uSA Funds 

USG Corporation 

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1279 

Village Greens 

Village Links of Glen Ellyn 

Vulcan Materials Company 

Wachovia Foundation 

Wells Fargo Educational 

Matching Gift Program 

Ernest C. Wentcher Educational 

Fund 

WGN Radio 720 AM 

The White House Bed & Breakfast 

White Sox Baseball Academy 

Wisconsin Energy Corporation 


Zigfield Troy Golf 

Employees 

Robin C. Baiel-Davis 

Tony and Deb Baltes 

Steven G. Banister 


Fred and Sally Berger 

Judy Black 

Jeannette Blackhall 

G. David Bokhart 

Dr. Robert Brodman and 

Dr. Cheryl Wistrom 

Donna L. Brody 

Samuel T. Brook 




Jeffery and Marilyn Buckley 

Brian Capouch 

Graham Carroll 

David and Mary Chesak 

Elizabeth and Melvin Clites 

John Manning ’12, Ben Kalinowski ’10, and Kevin Craney ’10: 

Habitat for Humanity 2010 trip to Meridian, MS. 

Rick and Linda Comingore 

John and Jennifer Coy 




Linda L. Deno 

Tim and Gloria Deno 


Karen and Scott Donnelly 

Ryan and Megan Dorton 






Linda and John Estill 

Randal J. Freebourn, Sr. 

Leslie Frere, Ph.D. 

Robert and Gloria Garrity 

Lisa and Daniel Gastineau 



Dixie Green, R.N. 




Curt and Leslie Hannon 

William and Laura Hartley 

Neal and Jane Haskell 

Daniel and Maia Hawthorne, Ph.D. 

Bro. Timothy Hemm, C.PP.S. 

Jana L. Herre 

David Herriott 

Vinson and Rachelle Hershberger 

Nolan and Casey Hitchcock 

Cheryl Hobson 

Anne and Joseph Hubertz 


Steven R. Janco 

MaryAnn Janosik and Paul Yuckman 

Bill Jennings and 

Josephine Beck-Jennings 

Judith and John Jezierski 

Rosemary L. Jones 

Judy and Michael Kanne 

Charles M. Kerlin, Ph.D. 



Douglas and Barbara Knutson 


Dr. Hermes and 

Mary Ellen Kreilkamp 


Nancye Leibee 


Rich and Sue Ludington 

Timothy Luttrell 

Carla and Edward Luzadder 



William and Teresa Massoels 






Jonathan and Gwen Messman 







Timothy and Sharon Norrington 

Rick and Sherry O’Dette 

Robert and Marilyn Oliver 

Roger and Kathy Olson 

Kathryn and Michael O’Neall 

Robb and Amy Pfaff 

Dr. Robert C. Pfaff and 

Dr. Kathy Parkison 



John and Heidi Rahe 

Ernie and Jeannette Randolph 

Gregory A. Rathnow 


Jeffrey A. Richey 

Nancy and William Rickert 



51 

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52 

Sr. Patricia Robinson, B.V.M. 


George and Louise Roy 



Catherine A. Salyers 

Todd Samra 

Rev. Kevin Scalf, C.PP.S. 

Nicholas and Katherine Schafer 


Jayme and Jill Schopieray 

Rick and Becky Shide 


Deb Smart 

James Smith 

Rev. Marcia Smith-Wood and 

Mr. S. Ote Wood 

Ilicia J. Sprey 


Nancy A. Studer 

Justin and Heather Terria 

James and Constance Thatcher 


Cheryl and Stephen Torbet 



Robert and Jeanette Vigeant 

John and Gabrielle Wadell 


Peter and Jody Taylor Watkins 

Ernest and Andrea Watson 


William and Elaine White 

David Williams 

Steve Williams 

Daniel and Cheryl Witty 

James and Elizabeth Worden 


Phil Wrighthouse 

Bonnie and William Zimmer 

Thomas and Lana Zimmer 

Honor Gifts 

In honor of all 2008 Pumas 


In honor of Andrew Adamiec 

Joan Bigora 

37% Financial Aid 

8% Student Services 

4% Athletics 

13% Faculty (Instruction) 

Jaime Gingerich ’10 visits with Joanna Askwith ’08 

at the 2010 Career and Internship Fair, “Steer Your Career.” 

In honor of Vince Agnew 


In honor of Elizabeth Phillips 

Bennett ‘79 


In honor of Rita Bergman 

David and Ethel Kaiser 

In honor of Allen and Bonnie 

Broussard 


In honor of Timothy Buckley ‘73 


In honor of the Cramers 


In honor of the Davey Famil 


In honor of Mike Davis 


Margaret Guccione and Doy 

Zachry 

Michael and Ethelene Guccione 

John and Martha Kiefer 

James and Mary Ann McCauley 

James and Martha Moulthrop 

COLLEGE 

FuND 

ALLOCATION 

2009-2010 

10% Buildings and Grounds 

8% Auxiliary Services 

12% General Admin and 

Services 

8% Employee Benefits 

Bob and Nancy Rospenda 


In honor of Mike and Helena Davis 

Lawrence and Lucy Herber 

In honor of Nathan Davis 

Dan and Joni Davis 

In honor of Deborah DeSalvo 

Ernest and Diane DeSalvo 

In honor of Timothy R. Downey ’60 

Chuck Bucheri 


Bryan and Kila Strasburger 

In honor of Valeria Dworschak 

Jan Dworschak 

In honor of Anne-Marie Egan 


Patricia P. Truitt 

Marilyn M. Whaley 

Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane) 

Wood 

In honor of Dr. John Egan 


Mark and Rowena Hurtubise 



Wood 

In honor of John and Anne-Marie 

Egan 




Wood 

In honor of Sean Estand 


In honor of the living members of 

the Froelich, Puehl, Warzyniak, 

and Kwiatkowski families 

Kenneth and Alberta 

Kwiatkowski 

In honor of Rev. Dominic B. Gerlach, 

C.PP.S. 


In honor of Rev. Philip F. Gilbert, 

C.PP.S. 



Wood 

In honor of Father “Flash” Gordon 

Eugene and Geraldine Ryan 



In honor of the Hardy Family 

Mario F. Leggero 

In honor of Jacob H. Hassler 


In honor of Rev. Lawrence F. Heiman, 

C.PP.S. 

James and Claudia Swarthout 

In honor of Brother Timothy 

Hemm, C.PP.S. 

Todd and Jennifer Huff 

In honor of Tadd Hettinger 

Beverly Hettinger 

In honor of Robert and Rita Mae 

Janco 


In honor of Jim Jaworski’07 


In honor of Mary Kate Kenney ‘11 

Alice Houran 

In honor of Richard Kilmer 

Louis J. Kuhn 

In honor of Rev. Leonard J. Kostka, 

C.PP.S. 



In honor of David & Deb Lane 


Wood 

In honor of John Lapinski #52 


In honor of Cynthia Phillips Latonis 


In honor of James Madden ‘64 


In honor of Eric Mason 


In honor of Aaron Monnier 

Richard and Ruth Pyle 

In honor of Lou Offer ‘69 


In honor of Patricia Offer 

Zepeda ’93 


In honor of Tom Offer’95 


In honor of John & Judy O’Neil 


Wood 

In honor of peace in the world 

John and Marilyn Gordon 

In honor of Anthony Pentangelo ‘07 


In honor of Puma athletes past, 

present, and future 

Anonymous— 

In honor of Jon Rashid 


James and Janice Rashid 

In honor of F. Dennis Riegelnegg 




Michael J. Koscielny, II 


Wood 

In honor of F. Dennis and Patti 

Riegelnegg 


Wood 

In honor of Patti Riegelnegg 


Wood 

In honor of Tim Seiler ‘68 

Mark T. Seiler

In honor of Ricky Smith 


In honor of Denny Stitz 


In honor of John Stitz ‘87 and 

Family 

John and Patricia Stitz 

In honor of Michael Stitz 


In honor of Christine Taylor 

Jason and Megan Alstatt 

In honor of Megan Taylor ‘02 


In honor of Michael J. Vallone ‘60 





Derek and Tracy Dabrowiak 

Anne and Edward Dumas 












Marilyn M. Whaley 

In honor of Fred and Elizabeth 

Waymire 


In honor of Carol (Lane) Wood ‘74 


In honor of Harvey and Carol 

Wood 


In honor of Harvey Wood 


Memorial Gifts 

In memory of the deceased 

members of the Class of 1969 

Joseph and Joyce Rogers 

In memory of Louis Albert, Jr. 


In memory of Charles Richard 

Anthony 


Wood 

In memory of Dow P. Apple 

Gerald and Alice Apple 

In memory of Mary Ellen Archer 


In memory of William Ashburn ‘64 


In memory of Emil and Dolores 

Babiarz 

Christopher and Julie 

Lopatowski 

In memory of Rev. Charles H. 

Banet, C.PP.S. 

Paul and Marion Brunner 

In memory of Arthur Barrientos 


In memory of C. Keith Batta 


Wood 

In memory of Mabel Beaven 


In memory of Margaret 

Beckemeier 


In memory of Joe Betustak, Jr. ‘92 

Jason and Lynn Miskus 

In memory of John Brady 


In memory of Robert E. 

Braithwaite ‘51 

John F. McCann, Jr. and 

Mary Louise McCann 

In memory of Mary Jane Buckley 


In memory of Mary Buford 


In memory of Garrett Burton ‘76 

Robert and Carolyn Hayes 

In memory of Grace O. Capello 


In memory of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph 

Cappuccilli 


In memory of Genevieve C. 

Causland 


In memory of Bernice Christiana 


In memory of David J. Cole ’61 

Ronald and Kathryn Cole 

In memory of Idella Cravens 


In memory of Catherine Rose Dase 

F. Ronald and Georgianna 

Musket 

In memory of Robert Louis 

Decker ’61 


In memory of Beverly Jane Deines 


In memory of Julian Duffy ‘62 

Emilio and Maria Enriquez 

In memory of Lavern Dworschak 

Jan Dworschak 

In memory of Joe Dykas 


In memory of Lee Dyrek 

Donald and Rita Baumgart 

In memory of Rev. Rufus Esser, 

C.PP.S. 


In memory of Coach Joe “Fletch” 

Fletcher ‘97 

Jason and Kelly Taulman 

In memory of Marian Alice Fox 

Brian and Annette Fox 

In memory of John Robert 

Frawley ’51 

Alfred and Georgia Cantieri 

In memory of the deceased 

members of the Froelich, Puehl, 

Warzyniak, and Kwiatkowski 

families 

Kenneth and Alberta 

Kwiatkowski 

In memory of Rev. James E. Froelich, 

C.PP.S. 

Michael and Maria Collins 

In memory of Mattie Garrett 

Antonio and Annette Davis 

In memory of William H. 

Gausselin Sr. 


In memory of Frank Gilligan 

Barry and Joanne Hoobler 

In loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. John 

A. Gora 


In memory of Rev. Raphael Gross, 

C.PP.S. 


In memory of Dorothy Guenther 


Wood 

In memory of Brandon Hardy ‘02 

Jason and Megan Alstatt 


In memory of Eugene Hartlage ‘47 

Academy 


In memory of Elizabeth B. 

Hathaway 

Donald J. Hathaway 

In memory of Alfred R. Hentschel 


In memory of Bernard J. 

Hoffman ’43 



In memory of Coach Jim Holstein 

Laurence and Millie Brost 


George and Jane Brun 

Joseph and Jane Fritz 

William and Cynthia Gladieux 

Thomas and Therese Gross 


Austin Peebles ’10 at the 

NCAA Division II Elite 8 tournament. 





David and Linda Huneryager 

Russell and Susan Marcinek 

Jerome and Debbie Pankey 

Keith and Franell Pfledderer 


James and Phyllis Still 


In memory of Michael G. 

Houran ’56 

Alice Houran 

In memory of Herman J. Hoying 


In memory of Jim Jankowski ‘67 

Paul and Carol Broadway 

In memory of Larry Jenkins 

Anonymous 

Patricia Downey 



Mary E. Propper 



Roger and Sandi Ward 

Christopher and Barbara 

Whitaker 


Wood 

In memory of Diane Jennings 

Bill Jennings and Josephine Beck- 

Jennings 


53 

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54 

In memory of William E. 

Johnston ’63 



In memory of Thaddeus Klimas 

Paul and Molly Klimas 

In memory of John Koller 


Wood 

In memory of Edward Kooi 

Mary F. Kooi 

In memory of Charles Korba ‘51 


In memory of John D. Kreutzer ‘35 

John and Mary Blum 

In memory of Irene A. Kun 


In memory of William Joseph 

Kunisch 


In memory of Steve and Joyce 

Lane 

Richard and Patricia Matthys 



In memory of Otto S. LeDrew 


Wood 

In memory of Carl Leichty 


In memory of Mary H. Lincoln 


In loving memory of Barbara J. 

Lindahl 


In memory of Rev. Edward A. 

Maziarz, C.PP.S. 

J. Kenneth and Sue De Witt 

Patrick and Nancy Fitzgerald 

In memory of Steve McAleer ‘82 

Clement and Erika Lupacchino 

In memory of Rev. Edward P. 

McCarthy, C.PP.S. 

Terrence and Julie Foley 

In memory of Hugh J. 

McFarland ’62 

Jeanne T. McFarland 

In memory of Curt Mingear 


In loving memory of Linda R. 

Morris 


In memory of Gertrude and Ray 

Murphy 

Glenn and Carol Murphy 

In memory of Frank Joseph Musket 

F. Ronald and Georgianna 

Musket 

In memory of Carolyn L. Niehoff 


In memory of Louis and Gladys 

Noble 

John H. Noble 

In memory of Thomas R. 

O’Reilly ’69 


President F. Dennis Riegelnegg presents the Distinguished Fellow 

Award to the V. Rev. Angelo Anthony, C.PP.S. ’84. 

In memory of Rev. Joseph A.Otte, 

C.PP.S. 

Stanley and Irene Pukelis 

In memory of Patricia M. Pellegrini 


In memory of Ardath Pettet 


In memory of Jim Phelan ‘77 


In memory of Hazel Plank 


In memory of Joe Platt 

Mary H. Platt 

In memory of John Polacheck ‘78 

James and Joann Unverferth 

In memory of Dorothy A. Purcell 


In memory of Charles Pyrce 

Leona Pyrce 

In memory of Rev. Sante J. Reale, 

C.PP.S. 

Jack and Pat Liberator 

In memory of Donald Reichert 

Martin and Helen Lokai 

In memory of John M. 

Righeimer ’51 


In loving memory of R. Gene 

Roberts 

Curt and Leslie Hannon 

In memory of Dr. Jacob S. Rodia 




In memory of Rev. Charles Rueve, 

C.PP.S. ‘40 

Brother Benjamin S. Basile, 

C.PP.S. 

Richard and Judith Horstman 

In memory of Leone Ryan 


In memory of Harold Max Salyers 


Elizabeth and Melvin Clites 

Thomas and Marianne 

Deffenbaugh 



Sandra Halstead 


Nancye Leibee 

Raymond and Marlene Mattocks 

Philip and Ellen McGraw 




Robert and Nancy Souza 



Wood 

In memory of Coach Richard 

Scharf 


In memory of Roger and Alice Scott 


In memory of Rev. Donald F. Shea, 

C.PP.S. 

Randall and Joyce Ferrari 

In memory of Edgar Stephan 

P. Joseph and Nancy Stephan 

In memory of Christine Taylor 


In memory of Rudy Volz 

Martin and Elizabeth Knapp 

In memory of Juanita Waugh 


Farmers State Bank 

Floyd and Patricia Garrott 

Lester and Rita Hicks 

In memory of Virginia Whitcomb 

Dr. Ronald W. Staudt and 

Dr. Christina O’Connor 

In memory of Phil Wilhelm ‘63 

Gabe and Janice Gabriel 

Kathleen and Timothy Malarney 



Wood 

In memory of Charles Wolf 


Wood 

In memory of Richard C. 

Worden ’51 


Saint Gaspar Society 

In grateful recognition of those 

individuals who have made 

provisions for SJC in their estate 

plans 



Anonymous 

A. Vincent Agnew 

Kenneth and Margaret Ahler 

Thomas and Carolyn Alter 


Dennis B. Anderson 

Bernard A. Balas* 

Jordan and Elizabeth Balvich 

James and Cornelia Beane* 


Melinda and Deric Beier 


Klaus Berger* 


Br. Thomas R. Bohman, C.PP.S. 

Jerome J. Bosch, Sr. 

William J. Braun and 

Christine Sammel 

Donald* and Marilyn Brouillette 

Paul* and Margaret Brunton* 

James and Rosemary Bruskotter* 

A. Douglas* and Margaret Burrow* 


C. Therese Cangany 

Joseph and Lucinda Carey 

Robert and Margaret Cassey 


George and Elizabeth Cleefman* 

Thaddeus and Ofelia Cocot 

David J.* and Shirley A. Cole 

David and Hallie Cook 


Donald and Jacquelyn Corning 


Bogdan* and Charlotte Czarnowski* 

William* and Patricia Daily 


Rev. Vincent E. Dietzen* 

Donald and Barbara Donahue 

Monsignor Timothy F. Doody* 

Robert and Darcy Dougherty 


John L. Dunn 

James and Michiyo Echle 




William and Shirley Feely 


Albert and Mary Beth Fellinger 

Daniel and Judith Fenker 

Edward* and Mary Jo Fleming 

John E. Freiburger 

John and Jennifer Gause 

Thomas and Patricia Gavin 


Gerald and Linda Gladu 



Raymond K. Gretencord* 

Rev. Frederick H. Gschwind* 

Margaret J. Guccione 

John and June Guckien 



M. Michele Hampton 


Fred* and Johanna Hanter* 

Rev. Donald E. Hardebeck* 

Rose C. Hassiepen* 

Carl J. Heitz, M.D.* 

Charles and Barbara Henry 

William* and Kathleen Herber 

Rev. Msgr. Edward I. Hession* 

Richard A. Highberger

W. August and Nancy Hillenbrand 



Frederick and Patricia Hollinden 


Ralph and Melissa Iannelli 


David* and Dorothy Jones* 

Michael J. Jordan 

Robert and Louise Judge 

Elmer J. Kamm* 

Gerald A. Kamm* 

Marie T. Kennedy* 

William L. Kiep* 

Clayton and Roberta Klein 

Edward and Anne Kolaczyk 




John* and Mildred Kreutzer 

David and Lynn Krigbaum 

Daniel and Nancy Krodel 


Therese and Michael Kura 

Alice A. Lamberger 

Robert and Sally Lehmenkuler 

John G. Ligda 

James and Drina Madden 

George M. Marchal 

Andrew and Kristen Marino 

Alice C. Maroney* 



Robert* and Joanne McDevitt 


Steven and Teresa Meyer 

David S. Moebs 

Marco and Susan Moreno 

William J.* and Ann Moriarty 

Edward and Maureen Mulcahy 


James* and Ary Nelson 

Robert and Jane Neville 

Frederic Nix* 

Estelle M. D. Noska* 

Rev. Carlton A. Ott* 

David and Donna Owens 

Rev. Julian F. Pank* 

Lawrence J. Payne 

Eugene B. Person, O.D. 

Daniel and Vivian Pesaresi, Sr. 




Rita and Joseph Poskin* 

Douglas and Tracy Pribbeno 

Donald D. Pritchard* 

Rev. Richard W. Puetz 


Thomas and Barbara Reed 

Rev. Urban A. Reichlin* 

Joseph and Patricia Reilly 

Patrick and Joan Reilly 

Russell Riberto 

Charles* and Joan Riche* 

Patrick and Katrina Riha 

Bonnie Ring 


Alfred and Barbara Savino 

Richard J. Schafer* 

Richard F. Scharf* 

Richard M. Scheiber 

Paul and Ann Scherschel 

James W. Scholl* 

Lucille Schumacher* 

Raymond and Therese Schwenkel 


James and Margaret Shields 

Leslie S. Silver 

David and Marla Smith 

James A. Sowa 

James H. Stang* 


Rev. Leonard J. Sudhoff, C.PP.S.* 

Mildred Tait* 

J. Cotter and Joanne Tharin 

James and Julie Tuerff 

John and Norma Tullio 




Monsignor Albert H. Van Nevel* 

James R. Vickery* 

Gerard L. Walter* 


W. Erik and Tamera J. Weber 

Connie and Lonnie Weir 

Josephine E. Weis* 

Margaret A. Weis* 

Charles and Jo Anne Werr 

ENDOWMENT VALuE (2002-2010) 

Endowment value as of June 30 



Gregory and Janice Wilkins 

Kenneth and Tamera Williams 

Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane) Wood 


John A. Zink* 

Norman and Jane Zmora 

For information on how to include 

SJC in your estate plans, please 

contact the Office of Institutional 

Advancement and Marketing at 

800.227.1898. 

Gift-in-Kind 

The 41st Annual Scholarship Dinner and Auction. 

Tony Abate 

American Swiss Foundation 

Awards Unlimited 



Bryan and Brenda Bickett 

Binney’s Beverage 

Tony and Lisa Bodie 

G. David Bokhart 

Broken Arrow Golf 

Brothers Broadcasting Corp. 

(WLQI / WRIN / WIBN) 


Jeffery and Angela Buysse 

Catholic League 

Eleanor Chesnut 

Chicago Blackhawk Hockey Team, 

Inc. 

Drew Costigan 

Andrew and Carrie D’Amore 

David and Angela Del Principe 


Timothy and Kelly Deno 

DePaul University 


Devon’s Doghouse 

Michael A. DeYoung 


East Bank Club 


Em-Roe Sporting Goods 






Fresh Meadows Golf Club 

Gary SouthShore Railcats 

Kent and Jamie Getsee 

Kathleen A. Grady 



Garrett and Nicole Guest 


David and Kelly Gust 

Hamilton East Public Library 


Matthew and Celina Hanewich 


Harmony Marketing Group 

Heritage Office Products, Inc. 

David Herriott 

Martin and Krista Huber 

Hugh and Carolyn Huss 


Indian Lakes Resort Golf Course 

Indiana Repertory Theatre 

Indianapolis Colts 

The Inn at Aberdeen, Ltd. 

Jordan Floral 

Robert and Barbara Kaiser 


Kingston Mines Blues Club 

Kirby Risk Electrical Supply 



Joan Krimm 

Tim and Jenifer Kryshak 

Gary and Harriet Kubo 


Lawrence and Penny Laudick 

The Links at Carillon Golf Course 

Lisa Custom Print 

Lithographic Communications 

Long’s Gifts 

Kelli and John Lucito 

Carla and Edward Luzadder 

Allyson Lyon Photography 



Curtis and Rebecca Mason 

Jessica McBroom 



55 

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56 



Timothy and Kara Meyer 


Mill Creek Golf Club 

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2010 Alpha Lambda Delta inductees. 

Other

David E. Dixon, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Political 

Science, compiled the second edition of the U.S. Foreign 

Policy Reader from Pearson’s Among Nations article 

collection, April 2010. The reader includes a one-semester 

student subscription to the journal Foreign Affairs. 

During May-August 2010, he refereed five manuscripts 

for the journal Sociology of Religion. Dixon completed 

biocritical headnotes for sermons by Adam Beittel, 

Charles Gomillion, Charles Diggs, Edward Allison Cahill, 

Joseph Armstrong Delaine, John Wesley Durr, James 

Farmer, Ralph Bunche, William Hodding Carter, Jr., 

Clarence Jordan, Reinhold Niehbur, Samuel Proctor, and 

Vincent Gordon Harding. Research for these headnotes 

includes genealogical research to identify and approach 

family members who own the currently unpublished 

intellectual property. Dixon attended panels on religious 

movements and political parties at the American Political 

Science Association annual meeting in Washington, D.C., 

September 2-5, 2010. 

Fr. Kevin Scalf, C.PP.S., was the retreat director for 

women religious at the University of St. Mary of the Lake/ 

Mundelein Seminary in Mundelein, Illinois. The retreat 


Notes 

was entitled “Theology and Spirituality of Selected Texts 

within the Sermon on the Mount.” Scalf was also the 

retreat director for men at the Marydale Retreat Center 

in Northern Kentucky. The retreat was entitled “Biblical 

Portraits of Masculine Spirituality.” He was the conference 

presenter for the Northwest Indiana University Leadership 

Consortium, entitled “Nosce te Ipsum.” 

Ilicia J. Sprey, Ph.D., Associate Professor of History and 

Dean of Freshmen, wrote “East Meets West: Contemporary 

Classroom Challenges in Teaching Cambodian History in 

World History Courses,” Teachers Across Borders/World 

History Association. Her paper will be published in the 

Journal of World History. Sprey reviewed “Daily Life in the 

Mongol Empire” by George Lane for Sixteenth Century 

Journal (2010). Sprey was a reviewer for the Department 

of Education TRIO-SSS grants, Washington, D.C., March 

2010, and a reviewer for the Advanced Placement World 

History Examinations in summer 2010. 

Karen Venditti, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Education, 

spoke at the International Reading Association 23rd 

World Congress on Reading in Auckland, New Zealand. 

The World Congress focused on the theme “Leading and 

Learning in Literacy.” Venditti’s presentation, “Put Your 

Nose in a Book,” explained how politicians, schools, 

businesses and more have joined forces in northwest 

Indiana to promote community literacy via a red nose 

initiative for the annual “Time Out For Reading” event 

held each October. Venditti serves on the board of the 

Northwest Indiana Literacy Coalition and is involved in the 

International Reading Association. 

William A. White, Ph.D., Professor of History, was a reader 

for the ninth year of Advanced Placement U.S. History 

essays for the Educational Testing Service June 1–8 in 

Louisville, Kentucky. White was nominated and served 

as a participant in a national study conducted by the 

Educational Policy Improvement Center that was designed 

to evaluate the Common Core Standards, which have 

been recently adopted by more than 30 states. 

Lana Zimmer, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Education, 

presented a paper at the American Association for the 

Advancement of Curriculum Studies Annual Conference 

in Denver, Colorado, April 27-29, 2010, entitled “The Power 

of Place: Confronting the Crisis of Global Sustainability 

through Critical Place-Based Curriculum.” Zimmer 

attended the American Educational Research Association’s 

Annual Meeting in Denver, Colorado, April 30-May 4, 2010. 

This year’s theme was “Understanding Complex Ecologies 

in a Changing World.” Zimmer participated in a Pre-AERA 

seminar entitled “EcoJustice and Environmental Educators 

in Conversation” on April 30, 2010. 

FACuLTY NOTES 

57 

RECONCILIATION

RECONCILIATION CLASS NOTES 

58 

James A. Bruha ’55 served in the USMC, received his 

M.A. from DePaul, taught high school in the Chicago area, 

entered foreign service, and served in embassies in Libya, 

Tunisia, Congo, Madagascar, Romania, and Greece. James 

and his wife, Marge, are celebrating 54 years together. 

They have 3 children and 4 grandsons. “Life is still an 

adventure.” 

William B. Krantz ’61 retired from teaching in the 

Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering at 

the University of Colorado in 1999 and again retired from 

teaching in the Department of Chemical and Materials 

Engineering at the University of Cincinnati in 2005. From 

2005-2008, he was the Isaac M. Meyer Chair Professor 

in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular 

Engineering at the National University of Singapore. In 

2008, he joined the Singapore Membrane Technology 

Center in the Department of Civil and Environmental 

Engineering at Nanyang Technological University. He is 

looking forward to attending the 50th reunion of his class 

in 2011. 

Mike Thoele ’63 has been appointed interim publisher 

of The Oregon Daily Emerald, an independent student 

newspaper, while a national search for a permanent 

publisher is conducted. “All of us on the team have had 

valued mentoring relationships with Emerald staffers over 

a period of years. For each of us, this is an opportunity 

to give back to the Emerald as an independent campus 

voice and to the university as an institution.” Thoele is the 

former owner and publisher of community newspapers 

in Junction City and Veneta, Oregon. He worked 24 

years as a Register-Guard reporter and editor and taught 

University of Oregon journalism courses as an adjunct 

professor since 1974. During four decades as a reporter, 

editor, and publisher, he won scores of honors—among 

them two first-place national medical journalism awards 

and more than 40 awards for feature, news, business, and 

editorial writing from the Oregon Newspaper Publishers 

Association. He obtained his bachelor’s degree in 

Journalism from SJC. 

Joseph Reilly, Jr. ’64 accepted the Entrepreneur 

of the Year Award from the TwinWest Chamber of 

Commerce, Minnesota. Joe realized that the discipline, 

resourcefulness, and well-rounded liberal arts education 

he received from SJC is key to his business and personal 

success. Joe’s company, Payroll Control Systems, is a 

leading provider of payroll, timekeeping, and human 

resource management solutions in the Upper Midwest 

and the largest independently owned business of its kind 

in Minnesota. His company is the only Better Business 

Bureau A+ rated payroll service company in Minnesota. 

In 1999, he received the Emerging Entrepreneur of the Year 

Award. 

Notes 

Frank D. Spaziano ’69, who passed away in 2008, had 

the Laurel Hill Avenue Elementary School in Providence, 

R.I. dedicated to his memory. The school is now known 

as the Frank D. Spaziano Elementary School and Annex. 

Throughout Frank’s 29 years in the Providence School 

District, he gave untiringly of himself, demonstrated 

outstanding leadership qualities, and was committed to 

the children of Providence. As a central administrator, 

Frank’s humanity, mentorship, and guidance with 

clerks, teacher assistants, teachers, and principals were 

legendary and exemplify his leadership abilities. He was a 

warm and approachable man, beloved by everyone who 

knew him. 

Michael J. Georgeson ’69 will celebrate 25 years at 

Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nev. as an Executive Casino 

Host. 

James L. Weidner ’70, CEO of The Cooperative of 

American Physicians, Inc., has been elected chair of 

the Physician Insurers Association of America (PIAA), 

a leading trade association representing domestic and 

international medical professional liability insurance 

companies owned and/or operated by physicians, 

hospitals, dentists, and other health care providers. Jim 

has been on the PIAA board since 2002, most recently 

serving as the association’s Vice Chair. In his new role as 

Chair, he will have general oversight of the business of the 

association, and supervision of the other officers of the 

board, as well as the President of the association. 

Louis W. Yuen ’74 has retired from teaching after being a 

music educator for 36 years. Just prior to retiring, Louis 

received the 2010 Outstanding Music Educator honor for 

the Central Section from the California Music Educators 

Association in Sacramento, Calif. Louis definitely retired 

on a high note. 

John Flach ’75 is a professor and chair of Psychology at 

Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio, where he teaches 

and does research on human performance in complex 

technical systems. In addition, John also manages 

a portfolio of university-wide programs directed at 

learning for students with disabilities. This includes an 

interdisciplinary Ph.D. program on technology-based 

learning with disabilities and the Ohio STEM Abilities 

Alliance that is intended to improve academic success in 

STEM fields for undergraduate students with disabilities. 

Both programs are supported by funds from the National 

Science Foundation. John also has a long history of 

collaborations with the Air Force Research Laboratory 

to study training and interface design issues for Air Force 

Systems. John is co-author with Kevin Bennett of the book 

Display and Interface Design: Subtle Science and Exact Art,

which is due to be published by Taylor and Francis later 

this year. He also is co-author of the book Control Theory 

for Humans, which was published in 2005. John and his 

wife Linnea have three sons and had their first grandson 

in September. Linnea continues to teach 6th grade at St. 

Luke’s School in Beavercreek, Ohio. 

Sr. Barbara Ann Smelko, S.C. ’79 is Vocation Director of 

the Seton International House in Chicago after five years of 

ministering at St. James. She will reach out to the people 

of Chicago in sharing the vocational call to religious life. 

Sister Barbara’s ministry in Chicago began 7/12/10. 

Roger G. Robins ’80 is an American Studies Specialist 

teaching in the English Department at the University of 

Tokyo. He has a book coming out from Praeger publishing 

called Pentecostalism in America. Please visit 

www.greenwood.com or www.amazon.com for more 

information. A quote from Roger: “SJC was just the right 

place for me, and the professors I had there made an 

enormous contribution to my development as a person 

and as a scholar.” 

Martin E. Maher ’82 was promoted to Consultant 

- Specialist Network Security Engineer at Kaiser 

Permanente. 

Brian Studebaker ’92 is the Director of Admissions at 

Spring Hill College in Mobile, Ala., where he oversees the 

processes for undergraduate and graduate admissions. 

Sidnie Wilder, daughter of Deren ’94 and Karen Jung 

Wilder ’94 and granddaughter of SJC Fellow Gail Evans, 

received a bronze medal in the hammer throw at the 

Junior Olympic Track and Field Championships in 

California. 

Jason M. Quigg ’97 finished his 11th year as the varsity 

boys’ basketball coach at River Forest High School in 

Hobart, Ind. The team finished the season 15-7, which 

tied the record for the second most wins in school 

history. Quigg was also named the Greater South Shore 

Conference Coach of the Year. He works as a guidance 

counselor at the school and is the head coach of the boys’ 

golf team. 

Jessica Pitstick ’02 obtained her master’s degree in 

Management from Indiana Wesleyan. 

Luke Hansen ’04, along with two other Catholics, 

returned from a pilgrimage to Bermuda where they 

visited with former Guantanamo prisoners and sought 

relationships and reconciliation with the men. 

Amanda Barnhart Senac ’05 graduated from Indiana 

University School of Optometry on 5/7/10. 

Sarah Wright ’10 accepted a position with the Portage 

School Corporation as a General Music Teacher at Fegely 

Middle School. 

Drexel alumni are posting some memories 

on the online forum. You can check it out at 

“Forums” on the alumni website. 

In the fall of 1957, my parents drove me to Saint 

Joseph’s College to start what were to be some 

of the best years of my life. Upon registering, we 

learned that I was to be assigned to Drexel Hall, 

and until that moment, we didn’t even know it 

existed. 

When we toured campus the previous spring, 

none of our guides took us across the road to see 

Drexel—it wasn’t exactly a “selling point.” 

When we saw the place for the first time, that 

late August day, and learned that I was to be in 

a three-man room, I don’t know whether I was 

more upset or my parents were. I learned many 

years later that my parents had a heated discussion 

as to whether they were going to leave me 

there or take me back home to Chicago. Perhaps 

one of the best decisions my parents ever made 

raising me was to leave me to fend for myself 

in the “godforsaken dorm across the road from 

everything else.” 

My time in Drexel with my terrific roommates 

and fellow Drexel Pumas may have helped form 

a sense of team, brotherhood, and true loyalty 

that I would never have learned in any other 

dorm on any other college campus. I can say 

without any doubt that Drexel Hall helped form 

men, citizens, and leaders—and it was only a 

building...or was it? 

–Frank Caccamo ’61 

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Duane C. Marks ’99 has been hired as an associate by the 

law firm Baker & Daniels LLP. 

ENGAGEMENTS 

Katie Davet ’04 to John-Paul Simkus. The wedding is 

planned for October 2012. 

Scott Smolek ’05 to Jeri Jozwiak. The wedding is planned 

for October 2011, and the wedding party will include 

Mike Stawski ’06, Zac Erb ’06, Tony Cunningham ’06, 

Sean McBride ’05, Melissa Rind Stawski ’07, and 

Rick O’Dette ’99. 

Heidi Friermood ’07 to Kevin Gusa. The wedding is 

planned for June 2011. 

Ryan Messner ’04 to Katy Nollinger. The wedding is 

planned for May 7, 2011. 

MARRIAGES 

Anne Byerwalter ’83 to Richard Chew, 4/10/10. 

Tracey Wojciechowski ’96 to Aaron Neblett, 9/19/09. 

Jennifer McGee Johnson ’96 was the matron of honor. 

Eric M. Seidel ’01 to Jennifer Hanan, 8/8/09. Rev. Martin 

Hunckler ’73 officiated, and the wedding party included 

Pumas Joseph Derybowski ’00 and Kevin Jarze ’99. 

Todd A. Huff ’03 to Jennifer Frankowski ’03, 6/12/10. 

Sarah Hachey ’03 to Andy Kidwell, 7/17/10. 

Calvin Metts ’03 to Jillian Krisiak, 6/26/10. 

Many Pumas attended the Todd ’03 and Jennifer Frankowski Huff ’03 wedding. 

Michael A. Barry ’05 to Becky Seymour, 7/17/10. 

Amy Baird ’06 to Brian Richmond, 5/22/10. 

Tara Torres ’06 to David Zvareck, 7/31/10. 

Abigail Barker ’08 to Joseph Collins, 6/10. 

Brittney Bertsch ’08 to Aaron Ruter ’08, 6/12/10. 

Pumas in the wedding party included Natasha Kinsey 

Cummings ’08, Shayna Hesson ’11, Andrew Halliar ’10, 

Scott Deatherage ’08, Andrew Adamiec ’11, Kurt 

Barone ’09, and Kyle Barone ’07. Many SJC alumni and 

staff were in attendance. 

BIRTHS 

Naomi Edna Ostrowski to Jason ’94 and Sarah Knox 

Ostrowski ’97, 6/27/09. She joins big sister Fiona, 

who is 3. 

Lucia Mehay to Joshua ’04 and Ann Stupic Mehay ’06, 

12/22/09. She joins big sister Olivia. 

Julia JoAnn Didion to David ’06 and Theresa Yoder 

Didion ’04, 2/24/10. She joins big sister Olivia. 

Nynke Anna and Bente Dienke van Belkum to Rianne van 

den Burg and Aukens Jan Johannes Van Belkum ’99, 

3/23/10. 

Isaac James Combs to Micah ’03 and Kari Ortman 

Combs ’04, 4/7/10. He joins big sister Corrin, who is 3. 

Lauren Dorothea Tackett to Michael ’96 and Jacquelyn 

Leonard Tackett ’95, 5/18/10. Lauren is welcomed by big 

brother Ethan, who is 5.

Luke Baptiste Senac to John and Amanda Barnhart Senac 

’05, 5/24/10. 

Henry Patrick Dougherty to Michael ’04 and Elizabeth 

Klocek Dougherty ’06, 6/9/10. He is welcomed to the 

family by big sister Madeline who is 2; proud grandparents: 

Peter ’73 and Barbara McConnell Klocek ’74, Joseph ’75 

and Mary Catherine Crossland Dougherty ’75; aunts and 

uncles: Andrew ’98 and Sara Klocek Hicks ’98, Jason ’01 

and Kelly Dougherty Burke ’01, and Nick ’04 and Kristine 

Dougherty Schweiss ’03. 

Grace Isabella Sandor to Christopher ’02 and Christine 

Carroll Sandor ’02, 6/10/10. 

Ava Jane Close to Christopher and Susan Welter 

Close ’00, 6/25/10. 

Lilly Elanor Hoffman to Randy ’04 and Susan Huss 

Hoffman ’04, 7/15/10. 

Siobhan Marie Cleaver to Meaghan and Patrick 

Cleaver ’00, 8/9/10. 

DEATHS 

Reverend James J. O’Connor ’36, 12/4/07. 

Louis J. Hierholzer, Sr. ’40, 3/26/10. 

William G. Tichenor, Sr. ’41, 2/23/05. 

John M. Murphy ’43, 3/12/10. 

Thomas L. Smith ’48, 6/5/10. 

Edward D. Collins ’51, 5/26/10. 

Francis J. Lammers ’51, 1/20/00. 

Robert L. King ’52, 5/8/10. 

George E. McCarthy ’56, 8/18/10. 

Francis M. O’Reilly ’57, 7/3/2009. 

Martin Desmond “Des” Ryan ’58 and former SJC Faculty, 

7/22/10. 

James M. Huntine ’59, 4/13/09. 

Thomas J. Geffert ’60, 01/06. 

Daniel L. Rogovich ’60 and SJC Sports Hall of Fame 

member, 6/9/10. 

Charles “Pat” Bray ’60, 08/08. 

Gary A. Lynch ’60, 11/28/08. 

Ronald J. Piermattei ’60, 9/9/07. 

Bernard A. Stukenborg ’60, brother of Henry 

Stukenborg ’59, 8/22/10. 

Harry J. Creager ’61, 12/25/09. 

Carl A. Reichwein ’61, 10/10/09. 

Albert J. Stec ’62 and SJC Fellow, 10/21/09. 

Monsignor James J. Wolf ’62, 8/31/10. 

Francis “Frank” W. Creel ’63, 5/18/10. 

Charles J. Schuttrow ’63, father of Patrick Schuttrow ’95, 

6/18/10. 

Dennis J. Matuska ’63, 1/14/10. 

James S. Ford, Jr. ’64, 1/30/10. 

Roger W. Bohnen ’65, 1/28/09. 

Richard H. Kane ’69, 8/19/10. 

Lloyd J. Bernier ’70, 8/15/10. 

Gregory J. Szyndrowski ’70, 10/1/08. 

Virginia Bishopp ’73, 2/7/10. 

Ruben Soria ’73, 5/09. 

Anthony “Tony” E. Freeland ’75, father of John 

Freeland ’95, 4/28/09. 

James J. Rusk ’88, 5/20/10. 

John W. Cheek ’89, 12/11/07. 

John E. Anthony, Jr. ’93, 8/23/10. 

Julius Wenk, father of Heidi Wenk ’00, 4/7/03. 

Mike P. Myers, former SJC staff, 2006. 

Theodore “Ted” Krallman, father of Christine 

Krallman ’01, 12/15/07. 

James C. Conlon, father and father-in-law of Katherine 

Conlon Bieker ’87 and Daniel ’79 and Elizabeth Conlon 

Danner ’79, 3/11/09. 

Ralph “Max” Wiggs, father of J. Kyle Wiggs ’76, 3/30/2009. 

Vincent McFadden, father of Jacob McFadden ’11, 5/15/09. 

John E. Kappler, father of Nicole Kappler Mathew ’01 and 

Cynthia Kappler Carter ’01, 6/25/09. 

Bernice Layden, wife of Thomas G. Layden ’44 and 

mother of Daniel Layden ’68, 7/31/09. 

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Edith O’Donnell, mother/mother-in-law of Edward 

O’Donnell ’72, Mary Lucy O’Donnell Hildreth ’73, 

Thomas O’Donnell ’74, Charles ’73 and Patricia 

O’Donnell Martin ’76, Lawrence O’Donnell ’78, 

Lawrence ’78 and Anne O’Donnell Loomis ’79, and 

Rose O’Donnell Lahrman ’81, 2/7/10. 

Helen G. Schumacher, SJC Fellow, 5/25/10. 

Florence J. Sobczyk, mother of SJC Associate Professor 

Judi Jezierski, 6/2/10. 

Stephen “Steve” J. Lane and Joyce L. Lane, both SJC 

Fellows, parents of Cindy L. Aubuchon ’96, sister/sisterin-law 

of Carol Lane Wood ’74 and Harvey Wood, and 

uncle/aunt of Lori E. Garcia ’10, 6/16/10. 

Michael Powell, husband of Stacey Brunk Powell ’94, 

6/17/10. 

Vera Simpson, mother of SJC Employee April Potts, and 

grandmother of April Floyd Lambert ’01, 6/19/10. 

Phyllis Fleck Scheiber, SJC Fellow, wife of Richard (Dick) 

M. Scheiber ’41 and mother of Richard P. Scheiber ’67, 

6/26/10. 

Henry “Hank” Coyle, father of Jennifer Coyle ’97, 7/1/10. 

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Lavern Buening, brother-in-law of Reverend John J. 

Hoying, C.PP.S. ’57, 7/4/10. 

Robert Leonard, father of Jacquelyn Leonard Tackett ’95 

and father-in-law of Michael Tackett ’96, 7/5/10. 

Marie Ballmann, mother of Brother James F. 

Ballmann, C.PP.S. ’72, 7/5/10. 

Donald F. Klein, Sr., father of Donald Klein ’81, 7/16/10. 

Robert T. Jauron, former SJC head football coach who 

led SJC to its only national championship—The Aluminum 

Bowl—in 1956, 7/20/10. 

Jack L. Brunk, father of Cheri Brunk Bianco ’91 and 

Stacey Brunk Powell ’94, 7/22/10. 

Donald S. Reed, father of Edward J. Reed ’72 and 

grandfather of Christopher Bush ’07 and Kevin 

Craney ’10, 7/26/10. 

Aldine Mattox Antcliff, former SJC secretary, 7/30/10. 

George Robert “Bob” Bechman, father of David Bechman, 

SJC Farm Manager, 8/21/10. 

Mildred E. Gibson Tait, SJC Fellow, Trustee-Life Member, 

and 1982 Honorary Degree recipient, 8/22/10. 

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