Winter 2015 Recall Issue - St. Mary`s Catholic School

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Schools Week. At the weekend Masses, Sam
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to begin this week. Sam is marrrried to Jessica
and they have three children, Alexander (1st
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focuses on learning and teaching through a combination of educational excellence, extracurricular opportunity and authentic Catholic teaching. Yet what I am
speaking to is not about being a straight A student,
winning a state championship, or memorizing word for
word a dozen paragraphs about important events in
Church history.
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academically, participating in extracurriculars, and
engaged within a setting that is not just Catholic by
name but authentically Catholic through and through.
I believe the results of this uniqueness are graduates
who have been given the tools for a lifetime of learning, are confid
f ent in themselves, and are grounded
with a strong set of values.
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school in such a small community.
Some highlights of the week included the following:
On Sunday affterrnnoon,
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a ilies were invited to adore Jesus du
uring Perrp
petual Adoration in chu
urch. On Monday,
fam
a ilies were treated to fresh KC donuts as
they brought their children to school. Ellen
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during a kick-offf pep/prayer service.
On Tuesday, high school students were
paired with elementary sttudents to worrk on serrvice projects and play games. On Wednesday, we celebrated an
All School Mass with Bishop LeVoir. At the end of thhe
liturgy, the president of Commuunity
Catholic Foundation presented our parish
with a check for $20,601.21 (restricted for
the high school) thhrough the generosity of
e s who had estabMsgr. Robert Wyffel
u t fun
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lished a charitable trus
three high schools of the diocese as well
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Anne Cullen Miller-CCF Pres., Andrew Bach-High School Principal, Mssgr.
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for
o his generosity! He was dedicated to the school and
poured his heart and soul into it while he was pastor
here. Following Mass, parents en
njoyed coffee
e and muufffins in the cafet
e eria befor
o e visiting classrooms. That evening, everryone was invited to a fun
u -filled Parish Family
nament,
Night with activities including a dodge ball tourrn
a e paintbingo, plinko, giant Jenga, fac
u
ing and silent auction. A beautiful
prayer concluded the evening. On
Thursday, the Student Council students delivered cookies to local businesses to express ou
ur gratituude for
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they
y do foorr our
o r school. On Friday, a Variety/Talent Show
filled with various talen
nt acts by our faculty and students
imppressed a filled auditorium!
o lowing the 5:30 p.m. Mass, the Donor
On Saturday, fol
Appreciation Dinnner was held in the social
room. Our distinguished donors, teachers
and staff enjoyed a delicious meal prepared
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(Sellner '60) Bushard and Rosella Windschitl) and crew: 0DWW¶and Jessica
Grausam, Jeff Koewler and Cindy
Rieke. The teachers and staff received their bonus checks
based on years of servvice. The total amount of this bonus
ned on the Staff Endowmen
nt
(80% of the interest earrn
Fund) totaled $24,416.69. Thank you to Mrs. Jacque
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Fall Sports Recap
For a complete recap of our fall sports, visit our website
www.sesmschool.com and click on the Alumni tab.
6W0DU\¶V6FKRROKHOGWKHLU33RD ANNUAL ALUMNI AND
FRIENDS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT on December 27,
2014 with five teams participating. The 2005-2007 team
won as they defeated the 2012-2014 team with a score of
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¶ Thank you to all of the teams who participated.
Congratulations to the raffle prize winners: Tom Larson
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-$400, 'HDQ 0H\HU ¶ -$300, Team 2005-2007 $100, Fr. Andy Michels -$100 (donated back), R.L.
Britton-$100 (donated back), Scott Simon-$100, Dan
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George Heim-$25, -RH+HLGHUVFKHLGW¶-$25. Thank
you to the following sponsors: Schwartz Farms, Sleepy
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and Lisa Steffl, Council of Catholic Women, Knights
of Columbus, Catholic United Financial, 7RQ\ ¶
and Joyce Hoffmann, Dan ('95) and Sheila (Sellner
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Thriveon, 'UV $GDP ¶ and Karlyn Armbruster,
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Mathiowetz, %ULDQ 3 0DWKLRZHW] ¶, Mark Heymans (¶, Bill and Anita Walter, Student Council,
Stark Farmers Mutual Insurance Co., Zinniel Electric, Catholic Order of Foresters, and Schweiss Meats.
A fun time followed the tournament at the Railway Bar
and Grill! The proceeds of $5,726.16 benefited the athletic and development departments. Thank you to everyone who supported this fundraiser!
HOMECOMING 2014²Congratulations to Homecoming
King Jared Rothmeier, son
of Ray and Tammy and
Queen Erika Ries, daughter
of Bill and Julie. The Homecoming court consisted of Rebecca Schmitz, daughter of
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¶; Tori Anderson, daughter of Paul and Julie; Laura
Pelzel, daughter of Steve
¶ and Lynnae; Sabrina
Portner, daughter of Tom
µ and Mary; Brandon Helget, son of %LOO ¶ and
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Terry ¶ and Shelly; Jonathan Kopacek, son of
Terry and Janelle (Reinarts ¶87) and David Surprenant, son of Scott and Judy. Junior attendants were
Lucy Schmidt, daughter of Jonathan and Jena and Tyler Mathiowetz, son of 6FRWW ¶ and Kayla. The student council planned a week full of fun activities that
ended with the football game on Friday, September 19,
2014. The Knights defeated the Springfield Tigers 41-20.
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MARK YOUR CALENDAR AND PLAN TO PLAY
JANUARY 2, 2016!
Friday, March 27, 2015 at 7:30PM
Saturday, March 28, 2015 at 7:30PM
Sunday, March 29, 2015 at 2:00PM
Dinner Theater is on Saturday, March 28, at 5:00PM.
Please visit www.sesmschool.com to learn how to reserve
your seats beginning March 9.
What do you think about adding a dodgeball tournament to this tournament? Are
you interested in getting a team together?
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email your feedback to Mr. Bruce Woitas at bwoitas@sesmschool.com.
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Mr. Bach Makes ImPACt!
Mr. Andrew Bach has been busy since
becoming the high school principal this
fall. Just recently he formed the Principal
Alliance Committee (PAC). Two boys
and two girls from each grade were chosen by the administration based on staff
recommendations to find representatives
of the general student body with a combination from all walks of student life.
PAC differs from Student Council as
they will focus more on school policies,
procedures, scheduling needs and school
climate. Pictured are members on the
high school (grades 9-12) PAC (l-r) seated: Carly Hoffmann, daughter of 'DYLG¶ and Mary; Mr. Andrew Bach and
Bailey Rutscher, daughter of Steven and 6XVDQ 3DXOVRQ¶. Second row (l-r): Tanisha Goblirsch, daughter of Kurt
¶and Sheri; Kaylee Braun, daughter of -DVRQ%UDXQ¶and Jill Bruns; Maleah Berry, daughter of Julie Hoffmann and Courtney Sellner, daughter of *DU\¶and 5HEHFFD+RIIPDQQ¶Back row (l-r): Elliot Braun, son of
John ¶ and 5HQHH +DQVRQ ¶; Dalton Meyer, son of Ernie and Missi; Logan Steffensmeier, son of John Lux
¶and Krista Gent; Cole Owens, son of Wendy Owens and Steve Owens and Caleb Berg, son of Chad and Cindy.
Other members not present for the photo are Abby Johnson, daughter of Carly and Deanna; Holly Moldaschel, daughter of Ron Moldaschel and Lisa Lax; Aaron Bruggeman, son of -RH¶and Carol; Cory Schumacher, son of Dean
¶and Julie and Drew Chmelar, son of Charles and Julie. This committee includes two reps from the Student Council: Megan Helget, daughter of Rick and %HFN\:DJQHU¶and Jim St. Peter, son of Jim and Chris. There is also a
PAC for the junior high (grades 7 & 8) with eight members serving as an advisory board. As members of these committees our students will have the opportunity to develop their leadership skills, interpersonal relationships, debate skills and
increase their investment in the school through an increased voice.
Congratulations Newlyweds!
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.DWKHULQH%HUNQHU¶married Forest Letellier on 9/13/14.
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&DVVDQGUD=LQQLHO¶married Matthew Fritz on 10/4/14.
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&DUO+RIIPDQQ¶married Caitlin Franke on 11/22/14.
-XOLD(FNVWHLQ¶married Brian Henke on 11/22/14.
.DWHO\Q%HUNQHU¶married Matthew Gray on 1/28/15.
CLASS REUNIONS
Class of 1955² 60 year reunion will be held August 7, at
Whiskey River in St. Peter, 12:30PM luncheon. Contact:
Ruth Steffl 507-794-6144.
Class of 1965²50 year reunion will be held September 7,
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Schroepfer 507-794-6842.
Class of 1995²20 year reunion will be held August 1, at
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zarn24@mchsi.com.
Remember to contact Chris in the Development Office for
addresses when planning your class reunion!
MARATHON 2014²ANOTHER NIGHT ON THE ROOF
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Education on October 3, 2014. Incentives were given to the
students to help achieve the school goal. One of the elementary Marathon incentives was a picnic for the class who averaged the most money per student. The 3rd grade class
won this incentive and because of their efforts, their
teacher, Mrs. Maria Lux, also got to spend the night on the
school roof with elementary principal Mrs.
Mary
(Hoffmann ¶ Gangelhoff! We are grateful to everyone
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ceived letters from our students and sent a gift. Because of
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The Class of 1949 held their 65 year reunion on June 28, 2014 at the Railway
Bar and Grill in Sleepy Eye. Pictured
seated is (l-r): Mary (Schumacher) Griffin, Minneapolis; Joan (Braun) Abrahamson, Sleepy Eye and Peggy (Krzmarzick)
Tauer, Sleepy Eye. Back row standing (lr): Margie (Hirsch) Broich, Sleepy Eye;
Leon Tauer, Sleepy Eye; Donald Sellner,
Comfrey and Eugene Fuchs, Morgan. We
are grateful for their donation of $50 to the
Recall.
The Class of 1954 held their 60
year class reunion on Sept. 5, 2014
in Savage, MN. Pictured in the
front row is (l-r): Robert Johnson,
Hastings; Gerald Krzmarzick,
Rochester; John Rosseth, Bloomington. Back Row: Mavis (Marks)
Davis, New Ulm; Barbara (Piehl)
Roetzler, Buffalo; Rita (Neid)
Rosseth, Bloomington; Marie
(Maurer) Trautman, North Mankato; Claudia (Tauer) Klages,
Good Thunder; Joan (Sellner)
Richert, Sleepy Eye; Joan (Thuer)
Werner, Saint Peter.
The Class of 1959 held their 55 year class reunion on August 2, 2014 at the Sleepy Eye Golf Club. Pictured in the
front row (l-r): Barb Marso, Sleepy Eye; Colleen (Hengel) Berkner, Sleepy Eye; Donna Krzmarzick, Maple Grove;
Judy (Schottenbauer) Conrad, St. Cloud; Patty (Bertrand) Steeber, Maple Grove; Dorothy (Billmeier) Krzmarzick,
Sleepy Eye; Phyllis (Mathiowetz) Wenner, Nicollet; Sr. Theresa Hoffmann, Rochester. Second row (l-r): Carolyn
(Suess) Bertrand, New Ulm; Carol (Goldschmidt) Hengel, Sleepy Eye; Janet (Sellner) Evenson, Gibbon; Verena
(Groebner) Nelson, Sleepy Eye; Sandy (Bertrand) Runing, White Bear Lake; Mag (Olsen) Rasmussen, Marion,
OH; Angela (Schroepfer) Bushard, New Ulm; Ann Marie (Zinniel) Scharfencamp, New Ulm; Margaret (Seidl)
Bauer, New Ulm. Third row (l-r): Lynn Willhite, San Marino, CA; Gerald Hauser, New Ulm; John Bertrand, Tipp
City, OH; Patrick Rosenhamer, Sleepy Eye; Curt Runing, Coggon, IA; Leo Braun, Runaway Bay, TX; Ed Berkner,
Sleepy Eye; Robert Tauer, Hanska; David Pietig, Sleepy Eye; David Pinzka, St. Paul; Tom Hirsch, Sleepy Eye.
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The Class of 1964 KHOGWKHLU\HDUFODVVUHXQLRQRQ6HSWDWWKH6HUYLFHPHQ¶V&OXELQ6OHHS\(\H3LFWXUHG
in the front row is (l-r): Pat Windschitl, Wentworth, SD; Jim Miller, New Ulm; Florian Wurtzberger, New Ulm; Kathy
(Piehl) Grausam, New Ulm, Darlene (Boettger) Tauer, Hanska; Pat Hoffmann, Sleepy Eye. 2 nd row (l-r): Leonard Hillesheim, Sleepy Eye, Chuck Forster, Sleepy Eye; Ardelle (Helget) Domeier, New Ulm; Madeline (Hillesheim) Toups,
Newllano, LA; Teresa (Seifert) Wenisch, Lamberton; Judy (Thul) Olson, South Haven; Elaine (Abel) Nalipinski, New
Richmond, WI; Mary Ann (Schmidt) Sommerfeld, Sleepy Eye. 3rd row (l-r): Dave Haala, Sleepy Eye; Leonard Hauser,
Essig; John Johnson, Plymouth; Tim Soukup, Spicer; Nancy (Evers) Mann, Sleepy Eye; Marian (Wunsch) Johnson,
Sleepy Eye; Joyce (Sellner) Berg, Sleepy Eye; Sharon (Schroepfer) Kral, Sleepy Eye; Susan (Schumacher) Pelzel,
Sleepy Eye; Beverly (Witt) Reynolds, Naples, FL; Richard Groebner, Sleepy Eye. Back row (l-r): Don Krueger, St.
Louis Park; Mike Cleary, Brandon; Tim Peichel, Gainesville, TX; Tom Woessner, Brandon; Chuck Nelson, Sleepy
Eye; Peter Schreiner, North Mankato; David J. Sellner, Sleepy Eye; Tom Neyers, Albert Lea; Clete Zinniel, Sleepy
Eye; Robert Braun, Sleepy Eye; Ron Krzmarzick, New Ulm. Present but not pictured is Leo Soukup and Ron Gent.
We are grateful for their donation of $1,115 to the Scholarship Trust Fund.
The Class of 1969 held their 45 year class reunion on August 16, 2014 at the Sleepy Eye Golf Club. Pictured in the
front row (l-r): Darlene (Berberich) Hoffmann, New Ulm; Maggie (Sellner) Mages, Lafayette; Joan (Schottenbauer)
Fixsen, Fairfax; Carol (Mathiowetz) Wendland, Sleepy Eye; Rosemary (Simonsen) Suker, Lakeville; Jean (Zollner)
Moody, Sanborn; Gretchen (Schwartz) Hesli, St. Paul, Susan (Goldschmidt) Hogen, New Ulm. 2 nd row (l-r): Gloria
(Schmid) Peluso, New Brighton; Jean (Rono) Soukup, Sleepy Eye; Joe Soukup, Sleepy Eye; Linda (Marks) Krueger,
Glencoe; Tom Larson, Sleepy Eye; Dennis Tauer, Jordan; Bob Seidl, Faribault; Mike Hillesheim, New Ulm; Jeanne
(Broich) Wass, Essig. Back row (l-r): Vince Sellner, Sleepy Eye; Ruth Bertrand, Red Wing; Larry Mages, Lafayette;
Eugene Krueger, Farwell; Ken Hauser, Sleepy Eye, Steve Braulick, Sleepy Eye. Present and not pictured: Gwyn Goettig- Ruddy, Brad Johnson, Karolyn (Fredrickson) Marks, Myra (Sellner) Simon, Carey Seifert, Patricia (Seidl) Rademaker, Allen Fischer, Carol Hillesheim, Mary Ann (Helget) Krebs.
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The Class of 1974 held their 40 year class reunion on August 23, 2014 at the Sleepy Eye Golf Club. Pictured in the
front row (l-r): Jay Miller, Buffalo; Dean Koll, Glenwood Springs, CO; Phil Sellner, Sleepy Eye; Matt Rausch, California, MD; Mike Schmid, Sleepy Eye; Steve Hansen, Chaska; Vernard Haala, Sleepy Eye. Second row (l-r): Mary Carroll, New Ulm; Carol (Fromm) Whitney, Mankato; Julie (Helget) Windschitl, Comfrey; Diane (Neid) Meath, Centerville; Rita (Moldaschel) Weiss, Sleepy Eye; Patty (Eckstein) Kopel, North Mankato; Debra (Helget) Hacker, Olivia;
Ralph Hillesheim, Sleepy Eye; Jerome Tauer, Harrison, AR. Back row (l-r): Randy Krzmarzick, Sleepy Eye; Jack Pelzel, Buckeye, AZ; John Ebenhoh, Sleepy Eye; Wally Johns, Mankato; Jim Tauer, Plymouth; Jerry Heymans, Winona;
Fred Braulick, Sleepy Eye; Sandy (Krueger) Nydam, Sleepy Eye; Bruce Sellner, New Ulm; Candy (Seifert) Helget,
Sleepy Eye; Dale Berkner, Brandon, SD; John Schwartz, Sleepy Eye; Cathy Haala, New York, NY. We are grateful
for their donation of $1,000 to the Scholarship Trust Fund in memory of their deceased classmates.
The Class of 1979 held their 35 year class reunion on August 2, 2014 at the Eagles Orchid Inn in Sleepy Eye. Pictured
in the front row (l-r): Jaci Braun, Sleepy Eye; Monte Heiderscheidt, Sleepy Eye, Geraldine (Helget) Vogel, Lake Crystal; Glenn Berkner, Sleepy Eye. Second row (l-r): Brad Hoffmann, Sleepy Eye; Kay (Eckstein) McGuire, St. Paul; Dan
Seidl, Sleepy Eye; Loren Ludewig, Sleepy Eye; Mike Gangelhoff, Hastings; Randy Zinniel, Sleepy Eye; Eileen Sellner,
Sleepy Eye. Back row (l-r): Tom Conrad, New Palestine, IN; Doug Mathiowetz, Sleepy Eye; Duane Kral, New Ulm;
Darold Krzmarzick, Sleepy Eye; Cindee (Stimpert) Schewe, Sleepy Eye; Deb (Mages) Fischer, Sleepy Eye; Kathy
(Schmidt) Kotten, Wentworth, SD; Liz (Baumann) Koskiniemi, Staples; Joan (Eischen) Hoffman, New Ulm; Lisa
(Peichel) Pelzel, Sleepy Eye; Nellie (Sellner) Richter, Comfrey; Maurice Seidl, New Ulm; Monica (Sellner) Lax,
Sleepy Eye; Katie (Schotzko) Dalbec, Champlin; Mark Bollig, Franktown, CO. We are grateful for their donation of
$625 to the North Addition for the church.
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The Class of 1984 held
their 30 year class reunion on July 5, 2014 at the
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Pictured in the front row
(l-r): Alan Knadel, St.
Cloud; Bonnie (Nelson)
Guldan, Sleepy Eye;
Lois (Krzmarzick) Ezzo,
Canton, OH; Mary Ann
(Van Keulen) Neid, New
Ulm; Nancy (Reiniger) Reed, Lafayette. Back row (l-r): John Schotzko, New Ulm; Ann (Schmitz) Schotzko, New Ulm;
Diann (Dietz) Wiederich, Le Sueur; Brenda (Wintheiser) Schumann, Burleson, TX; Lisa (Mages) Schmitz, Sleepy Eye;
Gary Hauser, New Ulm; Gina (Roiger) Windschitl, Sleepy Eye. We are grateful for their donation of $965 to the AdoptA-Student fund.
The Class of 1989 held their 25 year class reunion on August 16, 2014 at the Kaiserhoff in New Ulm. Pictured in the
front row (l-r): Eric Larson, Sleepy Eye; Craig Haas, Clive, IA; Jeremy Klein, Owatonna; Bob Steffl, Albert Lea; Adam
Huiras, North Mankato; Scott Zilka, St. Louis Park. 2nd row (l-r): Tork (Berkner) Schweiss, Sleepy Eye; Lia (Proell) Peterson, Blooming Prairie; Sonya (Krzmarzick) Schoneck, Amboy; Paula (Helget) Meyer, Marshall; Shelly (Groebner)
Kosak, Sleepy Eye; Barb (Seidl) Schreier, Redwood Falls; Aaron Berg, Rochester; John Tauer, Lakeville. Back row (lr): Connie (Strate) Goblirsch, Butterfield; Barb (Lux) Kerkhoff, Morgan; Tracy (Sellner) Fitzgerald, Blaine; Bob
Bushard, St. Louis Park; Randy Sellner, Sleepy Eye.
The Class of
1994 held their 20
year class reunion
on August 2,
2014 at the Railway Bar and Grill
in Sleepy Eye.
Pictured in the
front row (l-r):
Dawn (Eickhoff)
Sellner, Sleepy
Eye;
J eremy
Mages, New Ulm;
Rachel (Meyer) Hoffman, New Ulm; Dan Kuebler, Lake Crystal; Mag McDowell, Portland, OR; Jenny (Braulick) Helget, Sleepy Eye; Joanna (Hoffmann) Carroll, West Fargo, ND. Second row (l-r): Lynn (Schneider) Hoffmann, Sleepy
Eye; Danna (Domeier) Trebesch, Sleepy Eye; Holly (Hoffmann) Christensen, Sleepy Eye; Lisa (Kral) Oberg, Sartell;
Tammy (Sellner) Hinderman, New Ulm; Tiffany (Bertrand) Hoffmann, Sleepy Eye; Sarah Forster, Maplewood; Ann
(Sprenger) Andries, Marshall. Back (l-r): Mike Hillesheim, Shakopee; Tim Haala, Eagan; Dan Haala, New Ulm; Justin
Weiss, Austin, TX; Jeff Sellner, Eagan; Matt Nuytten, Lake Crystal; Kevin Bushard, Northfield; Joe Haala, Courtland;
Jenny (Braun) Kunkel, Sleepy Eye; Jason Braun, Mankato.
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The Class of 1999 held their 15 year class reunion on August 9, 2014 at the Railway Bar and Grill in Sleepy Eye. Pictured in the front row (l-r): Dustin Haala, Santa Monica, CA; Tim Schwartz, Sleepy Eye; Todd Hemme, Sioux Falls,
SD; Bob Schmid, Sleepy Eye; Dustin Helget, Mounds View; Naomi (Walter) Weiss, Sleepy Eye; Kit (Neubauer) Rehman, Waconia; Kristin (Jahnke) Sprenger, New Ulm; Melissa (Hille) Grabek, Mounds View; Rashelle (Hoffmann)
Weicherding, Sleepy Eye; Beth Vait, Sleepy Eye; Heide (Hornick) Helget, Sleepy Eye; Michelle (Sellner) Masog,
Paynesville, Chrissy Mages, Minneapolis. Back row (l-r): Kyle Sheesley, Farmington; Matt Ludewig, St. Cloud; Brian
Harkin, Becker; Cori Krebs, Minneapolis; Kurt Wurtzberger, New Ulm; Susie Eckstein, Edina; Susie (Regan) Rodewald, Mankato; Rachel (Braun) Eckstein, Sleepy Eye; Anna (Brandl) Melzer, New Ulm.
The Class of 2004 held their 10 year class reunion on August 23, 2014 at the Railway Bar
and Grill in Sleepy Eye. Pictured in the front
row (l-r): Raina (Walter) Klisch, Marshall;
Rachel (Heiderscheidt) Weeks, St. Paul;
Amanda (Helget) Wunderlin, New Ulm; Abigail Helget, South St. Paul. Back row (l-r): Jim
Peterson, Sleepy Eye, Garrett Soukup, Faribault; Jennifer (Stimpert) Hinderman, Sleepy
Eye; Nick Braun, Clearwater. Present but not
pictured, Joey Wahl and Steven Seidl.
The Class of 2009 held their 5 year class reunion on August 23, 2014, at the Sportsmen Park in Sleepy Eye. Pictured
in the front row (l-r): Cortnie (Wahl) Mathiowetz, Sleepy Eye; Amanda Fischer, Sleepy Eye; Allison Heiderscheidt,
Sleepy Eye; Mikayla Mages, Sleepy Eye; Samantha Tauer, Mankato; Amy Surprenant, Sleepy Eye; Sarah Ludewig,
Minneapolis. Back row (l-r): Elizabeth (Seidl) Madsen, Morgan; Crissi Schewe, Sleepy Eye; Dave Krzmarzick, St.
James; Peter Schwartz, New Ulm; John Cook, Sleepy Eye; Jake Mangen, Sleepy Eye; Casey Davidson, Beulah, ND;
Bryan Windschitl, Sleepy Eye.
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ders that have been afforded me. Some are big and
some are small. Many are personal and often private
but every now and again they are public. One of the
surprise blessings of my Monastic Life has been very
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So after much prayer and many conversations with my
Prioress and Coach Ramler, I felt the Spirit once again
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job as director of mission for the Benedictine Health
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School of Theology, I became the first-ever female on
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only coaching sister in all of college football.
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lessly into my vocation and my life. I get an immense
thrill, lots of excitement and true fulfillment out of
coaching. Admittedly, I have experienced a steep learning curve coaching college football and working with
kickers but I love it! It is great seeing football from the
inside. I have such respect for our coaching staff and our
student athletes. The amount of dedication, work and
effort that goes into it game after game after game is astonishing. I am awfully proud of who and what we are
as a football team.
The story of my role as kicking coach at the College of
St. Scholastica (CSS) made quite a splash. It started out
simple enough with the local Duluth news outlets doing
stories on the opening of camp for the 2014 football season. From there my position as kicking and punting
coach with the Saints exploded. It made the Minneapolis
Star Tribune, the New York Times, Sports Illustrated (on
-line), Fox News Network's
Fox and Friends, Currents a
Catholic television daily news
show in Brooklyn, NY, and the
Catholic News Service, which
goes to more than 200 outlets
in the U.S. and abroad.
All of the media attention has
been pretty amazing and sometimes overwhelming. Who
knew simply doing something I
loved would garner such interest! I am so grateful for the
positive publicity it has brought
to the College of St. Scholastica, Saints Football and St.
Scholastica Monastery. (Plus
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press?!?) It has been a true blessing for all involved. I
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former players. My own vocation has been enriched and
my commitment to the Lord strengthened. My gratitude
and joy in the Lord is flourishing!
My connection to the football
team began because I wanted
to stay involved with sports. I
came to the monastery around
the same time that football
started at CSS. The football practice field is directly behind our monastery and I found myself drawn by the
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from the sidelines or walk around the field praying my
Rosary. After time, I became a fixture at most practices
and eventually I forged a relationship with the players
and coaches and attended most games.
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or two!
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2014, he approached me about helping out with the
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could do some prayer things with the guys and be around
for support. He told me that the prayer stuff was in his
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little more active role. He asked what I thought about
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(Includes obituaries received through February 9, 2015)
Msgr. Robert Wyffels, 79, died on November 29, 2014. He was ordained to the priesthood on February 21, 1960. Msgr.
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High School from 1971-1973 and 1975-1979. Msgr. Wyffels also taught Religion classes as needed years later. He is survived by his siblings Richard, Donald (Angie), Mary Anne Van Lerberghe and Dennis.
Robert Cochran, 67, died April 4, 2014. He was a member of the class of 1965. He is survived by his wife Marny and two
sons Sean and Brian.
Melvin L. WeberGLHGRQ-XO\0HOYLQJUDGXDWHGIURP6W0DU\¶V+LJK6FKRROLQ+HLVVXUYLYHGE\
his wife Marge and children Mark (Jenny) and Shelly.
Fr. Leonard Jenniges, GLHG-XO\+HWDXJKWDW6W0DU\¶V6FKRRO
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Sally (Celestine Entinger) Maiers, 96, died on August 19, 2014. She is survived by her children Dennis (Karen Konz
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James SchmidtGLHG$XJXVW+HJUDGXDWHGIURP6W0DU\¶V+LJK6FKRROLQ+HLVVXUYLYHGE\KLVZLIH
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Irene (Sellner) SeifertGLHGRQ$XJXVW6KHDWWHQGHG6W0DU\¶V6FKRRO6KHLVVXUYLYHGE\KHUGDXJKWHUV
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Randall J. BerknerGLHG6HSWHPEHU+HJUDGXDWHGIURP6W0DU\¶V+LJK6FKRROLQ+HLVVXUYLYHGE\
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Sr. Jacqueline FarrellGLHGRQ6HSWHPEHU6U-DFTXHOLQHWDXJKWDW6W0DU\¶V6FKRRO
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(Todd) Klotz and Steve (Beth).
Jane Elizabeth Goblirsch, 82, died September 26, 2014. Jane was a member of the class of 1950.
Annette (Ochs) Feirer, 91, died October 4, 2014. Annette is survived by her children, Allan (Yvonne), Linnea Barron and
David.
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by her children Jerry (Colleen), Dan (Brenna), Nick (Sharon) and Becky (Jim) Cartwright.
Roger Klein, 77, died October 26, 2014. He was a member of the class of 1954. He is survived by his wife Joanne (Seidl
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Brenda (Rodney) Newman.
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children Jody, Tom (Becky), Ann (Carl) Schmitz, Richard (Karen) and Paul.
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survived by her first husband Michael Suess and children Anthony Suess, Tim Suess, Patricia Meznarich, Maryellen
Hall and Frances Bishop.
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She is survived her children Joseph (Sandy), Mary Sue Bonin, Cindy (Phillip) Altmann and Jon.
Gerald Goldschmidt, 89, died November 28, 2014. He was a member of the class of 1943. He is survived by his wife
Olive and children Susan (Jim) Hogen, Mary Lee (Perry) Polzin, Mark (Barbara), Tom (Terri), Janet Betker, Joel, Ann
(Terry) Holtz, Leon (Sheri), Barbara, John (Stephanie) and Kevin (Tammy).
Teresa Schroeder, GLHG'HFHPEHU7HUHVDJUDGXDWHGIURP6W0DU\¶V+LJK6FKRROLQ6KHLVVXU
vived by her children Kelly Kluver and Kathy Kluver.
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daughters Lynn (Steve) Dolan and Lori (Eugene) Zempel.
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Evelyn (Rosenhammer) Kinney, 76, died January 27, 2015. She graduated from St. Mary's High School in 1955.
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Mary (Scherer) Lux, 90, died February 9, 2015. She is survived by her children Douglas, Audrey (·(Larry) Johnson and Gerald (Michelle) Lux.
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Dear Alumni and Friends of
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ceived $20,601.21 from an annuity that
Msgr. Bob Wyffels had established
during his life. We are indeed grateful
for this gift, a sign of his generosity and
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and the importance of Catholic School education. He gave
an equal amount to each of the high schools in the diocese
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these schools as either their Principal or Pastor. Every
year of his active priesthood was spent in a parish with a
Catholic School. He therefore had the opportunity to touch
the lives of many, if not most of the youth and their parents in those parishes. Msgr. Wyffels saw our Catholic
schools having a unique opportunity to pass on the Catholic Faith and form young people with strong moral virtues.
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to June of 1982 and one year as an associate.
We ask God to grant him rest and peace for all eternity
for having served Him faithfully here on earth. May his
kindness be returned to him many times over by the one
who came to serve and not be served. May each of us remember him in our prayers and may many of us follow his
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be able to continue to be a strong instrument to build up
the Body of Christ by forming our young people in the
Catholic Faith.
May Jesus Christ be praised in all we do and are.
Msgr. Eugene Lozinski, Pastor-Superintendent
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Thriveon Named One of 100
Best Companies to Work For
Thriveon is excited to be named one
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This achievement results from their
dedication to making their work environment a great place to be for their
employees. Thriveon strives to ensure their employees
consider the workplace to be more than just a place to
punch in from 8-5. They are all here to work together as
a team and produce better results for their clients.
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employee feels valued for their contributions to the team.
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Top 100 places to work by Minnesota Business Magazine. One of the greatest joys of building a growing company is providing opportunities for others to be happy
and successful. I am continuously amazed by our team at
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support. They are responsible for the smooth operation
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Congratulations to Thriveon!
INQUIRING MINDS WANT TO KNOW
Who painted the Knight on the horse in the school basement hallway outside the band room as you exit to the
football field? Email: cheiderscheidt@sesmschool.com
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Calendar Raffle
Congratulations to the winning team at our 24TH ANNUAL
ALUMNI AND FRIENDS GOLF TOURNAMENT held on September 13, 2014, (l-r): Darren Anderson, Josh South,
%UHWW0DWKLRZHW]¶. We had 26 teams of three participating this year with a profit of $4,370. Second place team
was -LOO6FKXPDFKHU¶:HLVV, Karl Weiss and Kevin
Weiss. The longest drive for men: Brett Mathiowetz and
for women: 0DFNHQ]LH6FKXW]¶; closest to the pin for
men with a hole in one: Kevin Weiss and women:
Mackenzie Schutz; longest putt for men: Tad Klabacca,
and women: Denise Ludewig. The winners of skins were
Brett Mathiowetz, Josh South, Darren Anderson, Jill/
Karl/Kevin Weiss, 0DWW 0DWKLRZHW] ¶, Sean
0DWKLRZHW]¶, .DQVDV$GDPV¶. Thank you to all
the golfers and to our sponsors!
There will be $12,000 in prizes awarded in our annual
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There are 378 chances to win!
Two drawings for $200 TOne drawing for $125
11 drawings for $100 T 51 drawings for $50
313 drawings for $25
Many of you have supported this important parish fundraiser in the past. Please buy a raffle calendar again this
year. The calendar tickets are $25 each and a limited
number will be sold. The drawing will be held on July 1
so please send your check for $25 per calendar by
June 25. (Checks received after July 1 will be kept as
donations). Thank you!
Please make checks payable to 6W0DU\¶V&KXUFK.
And send to: 636 1st Ave N, Sleepy Eye, MN 56085
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