Winter 2014 Recall Issue - St. Mary`s Catholic School

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Little did kindergartner, Ella Pollard, know that her
letter would come to mean so much to Colleen (Olsen
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children, Kelly McCullough and Mike Maltby.
Each year, the development office provides names and
addresses of alumni to the teachers so their students can
write letters asking for donations for the Marathon. This
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sent it off in the mail to Las Vegas. However, shortly
after the letter was mailed, Colleen passed away.
As the family was contemplating what to do with
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arrived for their mother. It was an answer to their
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Sleepy Eye. We even received a memorial from Jeff
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Colleen was brought home to rest in October. It was
then that her children, Kelly
and Mike, made a visit to the
school and presented the principals with a gift of $2,500.00
in memory of their mother.
As Kelly shared their story
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principals, Mrs. Gangelhoff
thought it only fitting that they
meet Ella. After meeting her,
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made it known that she wanted to be on the list to receive future Marathon letters from Ella. A request we
will gladly fulfill!
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als received in memory of Colleen (Olsen) Maltby!
Letter to Lou Holtz Scores
Each year incentives are offered to motivate the
students to get pledges for the Marathon. Third
grader, Abby Schwartz was motivated by the
incentive offered in the grade school to the student who brought in the most money. They
could choose to be the principal or teacher for a
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suggested writing a letter to Lou Holtz, well-known retired football
coach. Abby composed her letter and sent it off to Mr. Holtz in
hopes he would respond and maybe send a donation. He was kind
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Abby achieved her goal of being the student who brought in the
greatest amount of money in the grade school for the Marathon,
over $1,000! Since Abby loves books, she chose to be librarian for
her 1/2 hour of teaching time. Congratulations Abby and thank you
to Mr. Lou Holtz!
MARATHON BRINGS IN $58,893!
Thank you to all of our alumni, parents,
parishioners, and friends who donated to
our Marathon for Non-Public Education
on October 11. The day began with
Mass, and then the band led the way to
Allison Park. The Marathon concluded
with games on the football field.
2013 Hall of Fame Banquet
Congratulations to four deserving individuals who were
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vember 16, 2013. The Distinguished Alumni Service
Award is given to individuals who have made significant
contributions to their community or society through service
or a distinguished career while exhibiting the qualities of
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Service inductee (seated) is /LOOLDQ +DDOD ¶ 6WLPSHUW.
The Distinguished Athletic Alumni Award is given to
alumni/coaches with significant athletic achievements during and after high school who demonstrate the qualities of
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Athletic Achievement inductees (standing l-r), are Mike
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(FNVWHLQ ¶ To read their complete biographies or to
nominate someone, please visit our school website
(www.sesmschool.com) and click on the alumni tab for the
Hall of Fame page.
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alumni, both the living and the deceased. In December, we received
$10,000 from Carolyn Schueller in
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important to Joe and this was his request. We truly appreciate all those
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is through the faithfulness of God and people dedicated to
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vide a quality education while passing on the Catholic
faith.
Fall Sports Update
The Lady Knights volleyball team, under the direction
of new head coach Jen Walter, ended their season at
15-12 (2-8 in the conference). Highlights of the season
include taking third place at the Sleepy Eye Tournament and
being named Consolation Champions at the St. Clair tournament. The Lady Knights were seeded seventh and defeated
Sleepy Eye Public School 3 to 1 in the first round of playoffs.
In the second round, the Knights played second seed BOLD
and lost 0 to 3 to end their season. The Lady Knights received
several individual honors for their talent on the court. Becca
Schmitz, daughter of 7RQ\ ¶ and /LVD 0DJHV ¶, was
named team MVP, All Conference and to the All Journal
Team. Bethany Berkner, daughter of 3DW ¶ and Patty
6SDHWK ¶, earned her 1000 career set assists, an incredible
feat. She was named an All Conference Honorable Mention
and to the All Journal Second Team. Deonna Brinkman,
daughter of 'HDQ ¶ and Sandy, received the Leadership
Award while Andrea Schwartz, daughter of 0DUN ¶ and
Anita, was selected as Most Improved. Nikki Carr, daughter
of Mike and Tammy, and Lexie Weiss, daughter of Mike
¶ and Lori, earned Academic All State Honors while
Laura Pelzel, daughter of 6WHYH ¶ and Lynnae, Tori
Anderson, daughter of Paul and Julie, Schmitz, Carr, and
Weiss earned All Conference Academic Awards. Congratulations to the Lady Knights and their coaches!
The Knights cross country team, a combined effort
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also won the Conference Meet. Brianna Polesky (8th grade)
was the individual Conference Champion as well as being
voted the Conference Most Valuable Runner. Also earning All
Conference awards were freshman Mary Joyce, daughter of
Jerry and Kathleen, in second place, freshman Jenny Lax,
daughter of Randy and Diane, in fifth place and freshman
Cassidy Hacker in seventh place. Senior Emily
Schumacher, daughter of Ken and -R$QQ 6HOOQHU ¶,
earned All Conference Honorable Mention. The girls finished
7th out of 19 teams at the section meet which is their highest
finish in many years. For the boys, junior Stephen Joyce, son
of Jerry and Kathleen, placed third to earn All Conference as
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16th out of 20 teams. Best Runner Awards were given to
Stephen Joyce and Brianna Polesky. Leadership Award winners were Nick DeMaris, son of Scott DeMaris and Mary
Kay Bougie, and Schumacher, while Most Improved Runners were Ruben Astorga and Mariah Salfer, daughter of
Ron and Kim. Congratulations to these talented runners!
The River Valley Wildcats Tennis team ended their
season with a record of 5 - 6W 0DU\¶V SOD\HUV
include Erika Ries and Karlie Ries, daughters of
Bill and Julie, Kacie Goblirsch, daughter of Dave
and Michelle, Alyssa Rubey, daughter of 'DYH ¶ and
Judy, and Madison Hoffman, daughter of Jeff and Amy
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for All Conference. As it was a young team with no seniors,
the hopes are high for next year!
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By Brent Kucera, head coach
The 2013 season was another one to remember with a lot
of great memories and lessons learned. From the first
game of the season to the last game, I would say that we
were a completely different team. Players figured out their
roles and did what was needed for the team. One of the
highlights of our season was beating Cathedral in triple
overtime at the Homecoming game; this is a game that will
always be remembered! Other highlights included winning
our second straight Conference Championship which was a
huge accomplishment. Prior to this, it had been 37 years
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get the amazing way we won our state quarterfinal game
against Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity with a score of 20-14.
We drove 90 yards in 10:38 and ended the game on the 1yard line without scoring. It was also a great accomplishment to get to play in the Dome before it was torn down. It
was incredible to see the team running around on the field
two hours before the game. We were the only ones on the
field. Those are memories the team will never forget.
Coach Matt Andres and 'XVW\ 0DQJHQ ¶ have
really changed the mentality of St. Mary's football. Coach
0DUN6LPRQ¶ has helped to turn the lineman around.
We averaged 215 pounds on the front line. The linemen
were led by senior Andy Steffl, son of 'DQ ¶ and
Lisa, who was a scoring threat as well. He had a receiving
TD and an interception for a TD. That is impressive considering he is 6'4" and 260 pounds. It was great to see a
player actually wanting to be a lineman now and not just a
QB. That shows how much Simon has done.
All of the recent success has been great to be part of. I
still look back to the 2011 season and give that senior
class credit for getting this program on the right track.
They gave this program the motivation and confidence it
needed to reach its potential. Shortly after our last game
this year, the team was in the weight room already working for next season. We are setting high goals for ourselves again. We will be a senior dominated team. It is up
to them to get this team motivated for another great season!
Our coaches and players amassed many well-deserved
awards. Andrew Steffl earned the title of Lineman of the
Year, Play of the Year (pick 6 vs. Springfield during playoffs), the Charlie Hale Award, All Conference and All
Journal Team. Junior Carter Krzmarzick, son of Clint
¶ and Kelly, was awarded Defense MVP, Leadership,
All Conference and All Journal Team. Junior David Surprenant, son of Scott and Judy, was awarded Offense
MVP, All Conference and All Journal Team. He also had
a career game with 250 yards on 34 carries. Senior Mike
Hirsch, son of 7RP ¶ and 6KDURQ 6LPRQVHQ ¶,
was awarded the Charlie Hale Award and All Conference
Honorable Mention. Senior Nathan Lax, son of Randy
and Diane, and juniors Lucas Heiderscheidt, son of
7HUU\¶ and Shelly, and Brandon Helget, son of Bill
¶ and -HQQ\ %UDXOLFN ¶, were also named All
Conference, with senior John Brandl, son of Doug and
Deb (Schueller ¶76), as All Conference Honorable Mention. Helget was also included in the All Journal Team.
Sophomore Kodan Kosak, son of *DU\¶ and Shelly
*URHEQHU¶, was named Most Improved, while junior
Cody Gilliland, son of Rick and /RUL 0HUW] ¶, was
Rookie of the Year.
Alumni Fans Cheering at the Dome!
1968 grads, Dick DeBlieck,
Shelley Schwab and Wayne
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Pelzel enjoy the game.
Cheering our football team on to their many victories were our fall
cheerleaders under the direction of 7LIIDQ\%HUWUDQG¶+RIIPDQQ.
Cheerleading awards were given to Taylor Pelzel, daughter of Larry
¶ and Lisa, for Spirit Award, Larissa Helget, daughter of David
¶ and Tammy, for Leadership, and Mariah Salfer, daughter of
Ron and KimIRU&RDFK¶V$ZDUG Senior cheerleaders included Helget; Salfer; Andrea Schwartz, daughter of 0DUN ¶ and Anita;
Leah Schneider, daughter of Kevin Schneider and Amy Wendinger;
Jamie Marti, daughter of Dell and Cindy; Nikki Carr, daughter of Mike and Tammy; Deonna Brinkman, daughter of
'HDQ¶and Sandy; Lexie Weiss, daughter of 0LNH¶and Lori; and Bethany Berkner, daughter of 3DW¶and
3DWW\6SDHWK¶. Rounding out this year's cheer squad were sophomore Kaitlyn Krzmarzick, daughter of /HRQ¶
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and .LP+RIIPDQQ¶and freshman Sarah Berkner, daughter of 3DW¶and 3DWW\6SDHWK¶.
60 Year Class Reunion
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The Class of 1953 held their 60 year class reunion on September 14, 2013 at the Eagles Orchid Inn in Sleepy Eye. Pictured in the front row are (l-r): Arlene (Pelzel) Tauer, Sleepy Eye; Dorothy (Hoffmann) Waibel, New Ulm; Pat (Sellner)
Soukup, Sleepy Eye; Judy (Goblirsch) Norvell, Duluth; Barbara (Ubl) Hirsch, Inver Grove Heights; Sr. Claren Sellner,
Rochester. Second row (l-r): Mary Ann (Remiger) Berle, New Ulm; Bernette (Hillesheim) Schumacher, Sleepy Eye; Bernice (Hillesheim) Ludewig, Comfrey; Rose (Braun) Goldschmidt, Lake Lillian; Theresia (Schroepfer) Kretsch, New Ulm;
Gilbert Marso, Parkers Prairie; Marv Krzmarzick, Burnsville; Myrtyce (Ibberson) Remus, Sleepy Eye. Back row (l-r): Ervan Moldan, Sleepy Eye; Rex Savage, Rochester and Martin Hillesheim, St. Cloud. Thank you to the Class of 1953 for
their donation of $75 to our Alumni and Friends Annual Appeal.
The Class of 1958 held their 55 year class reunion on July 20, 2013 at the Eagles Orchid Inn in Sleepy Eye. Pictured in
the front row are (l-r): Bob Cleary, Colfax, WI; Pat Hillesheim, Griffin, GA; Jerry Sellner, Apple Valley; Marlyn
Schroepfer, Bella Vista, AR. Second row (l-r): Roger Hengel, Sleepy Eye; Jerry Prescott, Bloomington; Rita (Kral) Marthaler, Osakis; Rosemary Riederer, Sleepy Eye; Arlene (Moldan) Tauer, Morgan; Elaine (Pelzel) Briggs, Faribault;
Shirley (Schmitz) Wendinger, Gibbon; Pat (Soukup) Reddy, Burnsville. Third row (l-r): Shirley (Weicherding) Staupe,
Morristown; Margaret (Peichel) Moulton, Greenville, SC; Bernadette (Braulick) Schneider, New Ulm; Alice (Rengel)
Parsons, Saint Michael; Mary Frances (Wilms) Peterson, Perham; Fran (Sellner) Bertsch, Brooten; Barb (Sellner)
Mielke, Brookings, SD; Fran (Guhlke) Schumacher, Sleepy Eye; Dorothy (Turbes) Weller, New Ulm. Back row (l-r):
Ron Kral, Roswell, GA; David Runing, White Bear Lake; Ed Schotzko, Sleepy Eye; Dick Rasmussen, Marion, OH;
Tom Ries, Edina; Pat Reynolds, Sleepy Eye; Jim Losleben, Mendota Heights; Gerald Windschitl, Andover.
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The Class of 1963 held their 50 year class reunion on August 17, 2013, at the Eagles Orchid Inn in Sleepy Eye. Pictured in
the front row are (l-r): Mike Dietz, Sleepy Eye; Luverne Krzmarzick, Sleepy Eye; Mike Hoffmann, Sleepy Eye; Charles
Hauser, Richfield; Ken Riebel, Sleepy Eye. Second row (l-r): Doug Fromm, Brooklyn Park; Don (Toby) Schmid, Sleepy
Eye; Luella (Lux) Ries, Jackson; Judy (Rasmussen) Lange, Grand Rapids; Charlene (Goblirsch) Forster, Sleepy Eye; Lois
(Olsen) Hillesheim, Sleepy Eye; Jeanette (Steffl) Bruckbauer, Remer; Roseanne (Seidl) Fix, Redwood Falls. Third row (lr): Bob Forster, Park Rapids; Steve Hillesheim, Sleepy Eye; Diane (Bertrand) Coffield, Monticello; Mary DeBlieck, Sleepy
Eye; Louise (Soukup) Forster, Sleepy Eye; Sr. Marlene Pinzka, Rochester; Kathleen Huberty, Bloomington; Kathleen
(Wagner) Roberts, Nevis; Kathleen (Steffl) Robinson, Deerwood; Shirley (Seidl) Kuck, New Ulm; Myra (Schmitz) Bastian,
Fairfax; Ann (Kruzich) Long, St. Paul; Donna Weiss, Gaylord. Back row (l-r): Charles Krzmarzick, Sleepy Eye; Ron Helget, Sleepy Eye; Bob Schroepfer, Sleepy Eye; Ed Reynolds, Naples, FL; John Suess, Sleepy Eye; Gary Hillesheim, Sleepy
Eye; Marlin Helget, New Ulm; Dick Schroepfer, Sleepy Eye; Jerry Peichel, Fairfax, David Soukup, Minneapolis. Thank
you to the Class of 1963 for their donation of $417 to our Alumni and Friends Annual Appeal.
The Class of 1968 held their 45 year class reunion on June 22, 2013 at the Sleepy Eye Golf Club. Pictured in the front row
are (l-r): John Hirsch, Sleepy Eye; Mike Seidl, New Ulm; Martha (Seifert) Anderson, Albert Lea; Ron Witt, Richfield;
Nancy (Mages) Strate Weseman, North Mankato; Daryl Helget, New Ulm. Second row l-r: Lester Braulick, New Ulm; Bob
Weiss, Sleepy Eye; Dick DeBlieck, Bloomington; Paul Krzmarzick, Davenport, IA; Jane (Boettger) Mathiowetz, Middleton, WI; Wayne Cook, Redwood Falls; Ray Kral, Sleepy Eye; Linda (Ludewig) Braulick, New Ulm. Third row l-r: Pat
Mathiowetz, Middleton, WI; Sandy (Haala) Langbehn, Sauk Rapids; Gary Hoffmann, Worthington; Marie (Seifert) Hoffmann, Worthington; Kathleen Steffen, Arvada, CO; Mark Konz, Sleepy Eye; Marjorie (Hoffmann) Balint, Burnsville; Dan
Fischer, Sleepy Eye; Mary (Lux) Dubois, Elk River; Patti (Groebner) Sprow, New Ulm; Shelley Schwab, Sleepy Eye;
Susan (Hillesheim) Schewe, Sleepy Eye; Judy (Guldan) Anderson, Ames, IA, Sylvia (Gilland) Newfield, Minnetonka. Present but not pictured: Doug Rono, New Ulm and Mary Lou (Soukup) Schwartz, New Ulm.
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The Class of 1973 held their 40 year class reunion on August 24, 2013 at the home of Paula (Schwab) Huiras in New Ulm.
Seated in the front row are (l-r): Kevin Hillesheim, St Cloud; Lynn Soukup, Sleepy Eye; Bruce Braun, St Cloud; Bob
Hertling, New Ulm. Seated in the second row (l-r): Betty (Mages) Jass, Lake Crystal; Denice (Deibele) Teipel, Mankato;
Renee (Hillesheim) Wendinger, Sleepy Eye; Laurie (Hertling) Seifert, New Ulm; Brenda (Fischer) Langehennig, Lexington, Texas; Yvonne (Osmonson) Haala, Springfield; Debbie (Sellner) Moldan, New Ulm. Third row (l-r): Jane (Pelzel)
Mages, Sleepy Eye; Linda (Baumann) Erlandson, Jacksonville, North Carolina; Lynette (Koll) Lundgren, Mankato; Perry
Pietig, Sleepy Eye; Janet Simonsen, Sleepy Eye; Annette (Sellner) Dressel, Hutchinson; Paula (Schwab) Huiras, New Ulm;
Janet Tauer, Minneapolis; Tom Moldaschel, Sleepy Eye. Back row (l-r): Mike Helget, Sleepy Eye; Mary (Lee) Lyons, Duluth; Pete Eichberger, Sleepy Eye; Mark Krzmarzick, Kasota; Gary Tauer, Sleepy Eye; Frank Kral, New Ulm. Present but
missing from picture: Brenda (Bohnen) Guldan, New Ulm and Marilyn (Hillesheim) Schauman, Sleepy Eye.
The Class of 1978 held their 35 year class reunion on August 3, 2013, at the Railway Bar & Grill in Sleepy Eye. Pictured
seated in the front row are (l-r): Kayla (Koll) Hanus, Chanhassen; Debra (Soukup) Buley, Mankato; Mahree (Riederer)
Morin, Peoria, AZ; Maggie (Hillesheim) Schroepfer, Sleepy Eye and Lisa (Schroepfer) Pietig, Sleepy Eye. Second row (lr): Joan (Sellner) Windschitl, Comfrey; Shirley (Sellner) Stavedahl, West Fargo, ND; JoAnn (Schroepfer) Theobald, Granada; Mary (Hoffmann) Gangelhoff, Sleepy Eye; Laurie (Bushard) Edick, Gibbon; Mike Groebner, Shakopee and Pat
Riederer, Sleepy Eye. Third row (l-r): Barb (Trost) Timm, Rochester; Corinne (Lee) Losleben, Steven Eischen, Willmar;
Greg Gangelhoff, Sleepy Eye and Dr. Thomas Schmidt, Cottage Grove. Thank you to the Class of 1978 for their donation
of $161.00 to the Adopt-A-Student fund.
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The Class of
1983
held
their 30 year
class reunion
on July 27,
2013, at the
Eagles
Orchid Inn in
Sleepy Eye.
Pictured
seated in the
front row are
(l-r): JoAnn
(Sellner)
Schumacher, Sleepy Eye; Kathy (Helget) Larson, New Ulm; Sandy (Schumacher) Hoffmann, Mankato; Renae (Schewe)
Sabatino, New Ulm; Laurie (Wurtzberger) Berg, Hanover; Sue (Schmidt) Horne, Hastings; Chris (Meyer) Braun, Sleepy
Eye; Lori (Mertz) Gilliland, Sleepy Eye. Second row (l-r): Charles Soukup, Sleepy Eye; Linda (Scherer) Bassett; Hinckley;
Jeff Zinniel, Sleepy Eye; Steve Fischer, Sleepy Eye; Gary Walter, Sleepy Eye; Mark Rausch, Plymouth; Mike Mages,
Sleepy Eye; Tom Scherer, Cannon Falls; Stephen Steffl, Roseville. Third row (l-r): Gary Nelson, Sleepy Eye; Janet
(Schotzko) Bolstad, Wildwood, MO; Todd Treml, Maple Grove; Todd Heiderscheidt, Sleepy Eye; Joan Marso, Albany,
NY; Suzanne (Huiras) Lang, Burnsville; Roger Schroepfer, Huntley, IL; Glen Broich, Mound; Todd Forster, Grand Forks,
ND; Loran Sellner, Sleepy Eye.
The Class of 1993 held their 20
year class reunion on August
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dence in Comfrey. Front row:
Amy (Rubey) Lencowski,
Sleepy Eye; Aaron Hoffmann,
Welcome; Becki (Dietl)
Herzog, Sleepy Eye; Faye
(Ibberson) Nelson, Lake Crystal; Amy (Lochner) Taulelle, St.
Michael; Kari (Krebs) Mattson,
Albert Lea; Marnee (Schwab)
Currans, Sleepy Eye; Craig
Suess, Comfrey. Back row: Anthony Schroepfer, Edina; Greg Rosenhammer, Sleepy Eye; Robert (Butch) Mathiowetz,
Slayton; Troy Windschitl, Springfield; Scott Schroepfer, Eagan; Bill Helget, Sleepy Eye; Vicky (Wurtzberger) Larson,
Sleepy Eye. Thank you to the Class of 1993 for their donation of $130.00 for gym bleachers.
The Class of 1998 held their 15 year
class reunion on August 3, 2013, at
the Eagles Orchid Inn in Sleepy Eye.
Pictured seated in the front row are (lr): Sara (Schroepfer) Wendt, Crystal;
Deanna (Fuchs) Schwint, Hutchinson;
Jenny Blick, Sleepy Eye, Lisa
(Moldaschel) Welle, Mapleton and
Jessica Novotny, Minneapolis. Standing in the second row (l-r): Dean Walter, Springfield; David Tauer, Hanska;
Judd Walter, Sleepy Eye; Matt
Moldan, Sleepy Eye and Briana
(Sellner) Wurtzberger, Chaska. Thank
you to the Class of 1998 for their donation of $265.00 to the Adopt-AStudent fund.
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130TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION HIGHLIGHTS
on September 14, 2013 at the Sleepy Eye Golf Club. Eighteen teams participated with proceeds of $3,755.25. Congratulations to the winning team of Bryan Weiss, Judd
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Weiss. The longest drive for men: -DNH %RKQHQ ¶ and
for women: -HVVLFD 1RYRWQ\ ¶; longest putt for men:
0DUN 7DXHU ¶, and for women: Ronda Mathowetz;
closest to pin for men: Jake Bohnen, and women: Jenny
Stevens. Thank you to everyone who participated in this
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Alumni & Friends Golf Tournament
Alumni & Friends Annual Appeal
Kickoff Big Success!
What better way to kickoff our Alumni and Friends Annual Appeal than to celebrate 130 years of Catholic education at our school! On Saturday, September 14, 2013, the
day began with the Alumni & Friends Golf Tournament.
Later tours were given of the school with Mass at 5:30 PM
followed by a delicious
dinner prepared by our
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Ladies and served to
163 guests by some of
our teachers and students. During the din- Drs. Karlyn & Adam Don Lausen &
Sally Svoboda
ner, Dr. Adam Arm- Armbruster
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impact of a Catholic education on their lives. The evening
was full of entertainment with violin music provided by
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four daughters, McKenzie,
Lauren, Isabella, and
Reese;
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played piano singing with
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Schewe; and Aaron Hirsch
Aaron Hirsch & Joel Fischer.
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also sang.
The fun continued as our
grade school principal, Mary
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decorated a purse purchased
from the Nex-Tu-Nu II store
and, with the help of our high Jerry Neubauer presents Roxanne &
school principal, Jerry 5DQG\ $UPEUXVWHU WKHLU 3ULQFLSDO¶V
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to our guests later. Randy and Roxanne Armbruster
became the proud
owners of the
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with their high bid
of $1,200.00.
Randy Krzmar]LFN ¶ concluded the evening with his witty and humorous appeal to
our guests to make a donation. All of the donations that
evening went to our Alumni & Friends Annual Appeal
fund which is used to help pay for increased salaries for
our teachers and school personnel. Once the money is received to satisfy the budgeted amount for this year, the
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We were astonished at the generosity of our guests! Donations surrounding this event
alone exceeded
$62,000! People
who were unable
to attend also contributed. In October following this
event, our alumni and friends all received the Alumni and
Friends Annual Appeal brochure. As of February 2, 2014,
we have received an additional $29,000 bringing the grand
total to $91,000 toward our goal of $100,000 by June 30,
2014!
All of this is due to the outstanding generosity of you,
our alumni and friends, who believe in the importance of a
Catholic school!
Due to this overwhelming success, we plan to make this
an annual event. Please mark your calendars for next
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Saturday, September 13, 2014.
Thank you for giving to our Alumni & Friends Annual
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Sister Kay Wagner
Many of you may remember her as Sister Kay Francis.
Sister Kay resides in La Quinta, California. However, last
summer, %ULDQ ¶ and &KULV 0H\HU ¶ %UDXQ were
fortunate enough to schedule a visit with Sister Kay while
she was at Assisi Heights the same week Brian had a doctor
appointment in Rochester.
Sister Kay was Brian
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teacher and she remembers them vividly, excited to hear they married. Reminiscing as they
paged through the school
scrapbooks that Brauns
brought along, Sister Kay
fondly remembered her
students, as she wondered where they were
and what they were doSister Kay, Brian & Chris Braun.
ing.
Thank you to Brian and Chris for providing this opportunity to update everyone on Sister Kay Francis and her years
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What grade did you teach and when? I felt so blessed to
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Grade School in Sleepy Eye. The first two years I was there
(1972-1974), I taught second grade. The first year I taught
in a traditional classroom. The second year, Mrs. Lillian
Stimpert and I taught the 2nd JUDGH FODVVHV DW ³/LWWOH 6W
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of mine was very special. All of the teachers and staff were
so good to work with. We developed a great support system
filled with much sharing, fun, and dedication.
What is one of your fondest memories from your time
here? ,WLVYHU\GLIILFXOWWRQDPH³a´IRQGHVWPHPRU\IURP
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One of the big highlights for sure was the opportunity to
design, work on and build an ungraded, open classroom
that provided the children with opportunities to be so creative and individually challenged to move through the years
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and I were able to be available and had the opportunity to
provide guidance and assistance to each individual child
according to his/her needs. The whole experience was so
exciting and fun and fulfilling for teachers and students
alike.
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The impact that St.
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life has been and continues to be very powerful.
First of all, for many of
us Sisters, I think, the
first place we minister at
IS our favorite place! I
know that is true for me.
The memories stay so
vividly alive. Being a
teacher is absolutely the
best experience if one ever changes careers. I became a
social worker after my teaching experience not because I
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be a social worker before I was asked to teach so I said yes
and took a break for 8 years to teach in Sleepy Eye, and
then went back to continue my studies to finish my education to be a social worker. Even in Social Work and Pastoral Counseling, I always would draw on the skills and
experience of being a teacher. God blessed me abundantly
to lead me to a very unexpected reality of being a teacher.
I thank God that I was gifted with the experience of teaching the most wonderful children and living in a very, very
special place, Sleepy Eye, and working with the greatest
staff and people in our parish. I hold you all in love and
prayer. May God bless each and every one of you. Many
thanks for who you are and how you blessed my life.
~Sister Kay Wagner
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After much soul searching and prayer, Mr. Neubauer has submitted his resignation as principal of St.
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and dedication to the well being of each and every student as well as each and every faculty member,
support staff and school personnel.
He put his heart and soul into the school. +HKDVZRUNHGKDUGWRIRVWHU6W0DU\¶VDQGLWVPLVVLRQ7KH
school has flourished in many ways under his care and watchful eye. He has also shared his wisdom be\RQG6W0DU\¶VDVKHZDVLQYROYHGLQGLRFHVDQDQGVWDWHZLGHFRPPLWWHHV$VKHVKDUHGZLWKWKHPKH
was able to enrich our school with that broader vision.
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phase in his life. Hopefully, it will be a life with a lot less stress thus allowing him the luxury to pursue his avid love of
fishing and spending time with his family.
His presence in the office, hallways and lunchroom, as well as the kitchen, will be missed, but not forgotten. May God
bless him now and always. He has been a faithful servant. May Jesus Christ be praised in all we do and are.
Msgr. Eugene Lozinski, Pastor-Superintendent
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Homecoming 2013
32nd Alumni Basketball Tournament
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held their basketball
tournament on Saturday, December
28, 2013 with eight
teams participating.
Winning the tournament this year was
the 1995-98 team as
they defeated 2005ODVW\HDU¶VZLQ
ners) with a score of 44-30. Members of the 1995-98 team
Congratulations to our Homecoming Queen Larissa Helget pictured here are (l-r): front row, 0DWW/XGHZLJ¶ and
and King Mike Hirsch. Larissa is the daughter of 'DYH¶ -XGG :DOWHU ¶ holding his son, Cooper. Second row
and Tammy and Mike is the son of 7RP ¶ and Sharon is (l-r): 'DQ6FKPLG¶and 'DYLG)RUVWHU¶. Back
6LPRQVHQ ¶. The Homecoming court consisted of Beth- row is (l-r): $GDP $UPEUXVWHU ¶, Mark Severson
any Berkner, daughter of Pat and 3DWW\6SDHWK¶; Lexie and %RE 6FKPLG ¶. Thank you to all the teams who
Weiss, daughter of 0LNH ¶and Lori; Nikki Carr, daugh- participated. Thank you to everyone who purchased sweepter of Mike and Tammy; Deonna Brinkman, daughter of stakes tickets. Congratulations to our raffle prize winners:
'HDQ ¶ and Sandy; Nathan Lax, son of Randy and Judd Walter-$600 prize, $ODQ 'LHW] ¶-Apple iPad
Diane; John Brandl, son of Doug and 'HE 6FKXHOOHU ¶; (chose $375 cash instead), /\QQ ¶ & Mary (Rubey
Andrew Steffl, son of 'DQ¶and Lisa and Mike Zinniel, ¶%HUWUDQG-$300, Scott & 0\UD 6HOOQHU¶ 6LPRQson of &KXFN ¶ and Lorette. The student council planned $100, Barbara Mages-$100, 0DUN.RQ]¶-$100, Sue
a week full of exciting activities for the students. The week 5LHEHO ¶ Lueck-$100, Jolene Eickhoff²$25, Paul
ended with an exciting football game on Friday, September ¶ & Connie Steffen²$25 (donated back), Bob Van
27, defeating the New Ulm Cathedral Greyhounds in triple Hee-$25 and Eileen Krmarzick-$25. Thank you to the
following sponsors: .LP 6FKPLG ¶ $XWK, 7RQ\ ¶
overtime, 20-14.
& Joyce Hoffmann, 'DQ¶/LVD6WHIIO, -XGG¶
& Jen Walter, 'DQ¶6KHLOD6HOOQHU¶6FKPLG,
Haala Becomes Letterman After 49 Years!
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Mathiowetz, 7RP 6FKPLG ¶, 7RE\ ¶ *ZHQ
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Kucera, Bill & Anita Walter, Kevin & Marnee (Schwab
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Farms, Sleepy Eye Electric, 6W 0DU\¶V &DWHULQJ /D
dies, Chuck Spaeth Ford, Thriveon, Zinniel Electric, St.
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Financial, Catholic Order of Foresters, Stark Farmers,
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truly appreciate your support with this fundraiser. Our proPictured are (l-r): Nathan Schroepfer, Nic Helget, Andrew Kiecker,
Lynn Haala , Logan Zuhlsdorf, Noah Krzmarzick and Sean Salfer.
ceeds were $8,176.00!
/\QQ³3RUN´+DDODhad one item on his bucket list of wishes
that did not seem too likely to come true. His dream was to
KDYHD6W0DU\¶VOHWWHUMDFNHWRIKLVRZQ A 1965 graduate of
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in high school sports because of his large family and the
lengthy distance from his family farm to school. However,
this did not discourage his love of sports as he became one of
WKH.QLJKWV¶ELJJHVWIDQV For the past forty years, he has attended every home game and many of the away games and he
truly cares about the players and their successes. Because of
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surprised him with an early Christmas present: his longGHVLUHG6W0DU\¶VOHWWHUMDFNHW He can already be seen cheering on the Knights, proudly wearing his well deserved jacket!
Congratulations Newlyweds!
&RU\:DOVHU¶married Geri Swenstad on 8/10/13.
(OL]DEHWK+DYHPHLHU¶married Craig Fischer on 8/24/13.
-RVK6WHIIO¶married Jillian Kaehler on 8/31/13.
$OH[/X[¶married -XOLD6ROPD¶on 9/7/13.
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9/21/13.
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&UDLJ%HUNQHU¶married 6WHSK6WHIIO¶on 10/19/13.
0DWW*DQJHOKRII¶married Laura Phelps on 10/26/13.
/HVOLH3HO]HO¶married Shaun Rodeberg on 11/23/13.
1LFKROH6FKXPDFKHU¶married John Scheidnes on 12/28/13.
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(Includes obituaries received through January 28, 2014)
Anthony H. Krzmarzick, GLHGRQ$XJXVW$QWKRQ\JUDGXDWHGIURP6W0DU\¶V+LJK6FKRROLQ+HLV
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Mark HammerschmidtGLHGRQ$XJXVW0DUNJUDGXDWHGIURP6W0DU\¶V+LJK6FKRROLQ+HLVVXU
vived by his wife, Cheri and their children, Zach (Jessi), Danielle (Jacob) Firle, Courtney, and Shelby.
Kathy Ann Schroeder, GLHGRQ$XJXVW6KHLVVXUYLYHGE\KHUSDUHQWV'ZD\QHDQG9HURQLFD0DUVR¶
and her sisters, Janelle (Michael) Roban and Ann.
Colleen (Olsen) Maltby, GLHGRQ6HSWHPEHU6KHJUDGXDWHGIURP6W0DU\¶V+LJK6FKRROLQ6KHLVVXU
vived by her children, Mike (Sandy), Jeff (Denise), Kelly (Darryl) McCullough, and Kathy Jo (Robert) Gutierrez.
Adeline (Weiss) Witt, 89, died on September 18, 2013. She was a member of the class of 1943. She is survived by her
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survived by her husband, Gary and their children, Bradley (Virginia) Kodet, Jerilyn Kodet, Daniel (Erika) Kodet, Todd
(Traci) Kodet, Jennifer Kodet, Aaron (Amber) Kodet, and Jonathon (Lisa) Kodet, and stepchildren, Scott Goblirsch and
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Jan (Cook) Seidl, GLHGRQ1RYHPEHU6KHJUDGXDWHGIURP6W0DU\¶V+LJK6FKRROLQ6KHLVVXUYLYHGE\
her children, Laura and Brady.
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Robert Kunkel, 64, died on December 11, 2013. He is survived by his wife Judy and their children, Darren (Amy), Tonya
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Thomas W. FischerGLHGRQ'HFHPEHU+HJUDGXDWHGIURP6W0DU\¶V+LJK6FKRROLQ+HLVVXUYLYHG
by his wife, Marilyn, and children, Angela (Dan) Flock, Rick (Kristi) Fischer and Gary Dey.
Thomas HoffmannGLHGRQ'HFHPEHU7KRPDVJUDGXDWHGIURP6W0DU\¶V+LJK6FKRROLQ+HLVVXU
vived by his wife, Mary and their children, Lori Fenske, Rita, Julie Triplett, Paul, Mark, Diane Kochel, Karen Distad, and
Brian.
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Maybe you always wanted to do something special for your school during your lifetime, but were concerned that you might
need the money in your later years. By remembering your school in your will, you can have the security of knowing the
money is available if you need it during your lifetime. Leaving a special gift for your school in your will allows you to
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NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATION
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
PERMIT NO. 36
SLEEPY EYE, MN
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Sleepy Eye, MN 56085
507-794-4121
www.sesmschool.com
cheiderscheidt@sesmschool.com
Return Service Requested
Welcome to SMS!
We wish to welcome
the new teachers on
staff this 2013-14
school year. Pictured
(l-r)
are
Jacob
Flaherty, religion teacher for grades 10-12 and the parish
&DHFLOLDQ FKRLU GLUHFWRU -DFRE¶V ZLIH Esther helps with
Religious Ed); Katie Moosbrugger, the media center/
computer lab and journalism teacher; Julie Carlson, guidance counselor and .HOO\ .U]PDU]LFN ¶, fourth grade
teacher. We also welcomed Fr. Aaron Johanneck who
was assigned parochial vicar to our parish on July 1, 2013.
UPCOMING CLASS REUNIONS
The Class of 1954²60 year reunion will be September 5, with
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(Marks) Davis at 507-276-9808.
The Class of 1959²55 year reunion will be August 2, at the
Sleepy Eye Golf Club in Sleepy Eye. Contact Colleen (Hengel)
Berkner at berknerc@yahoo.com.
The Class of 1964²50 year reunion will be September 6, at the
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Tauer at 507-794-6324.
The Class of 1979²35 year reunion will be August 2, at the
Eagles Orchid Inn in Sleepy Eye. Contact Loren Ludewig at
jlludewig@sleepyeyetel.net.
The Class of 1984² \HDU UHXQLRQ ZLOO EH -XO\ DW &DUO¶V
Corner in Essig. Contact Nancy (Reiniger) Reed at
dnreed2@mchsi.com.
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Calendar Raffle
There will be $12,000 in prizes awarded in our annual
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There are 377 chances to win!
Three drawings for $200 T11 drawings for $100
49 drawings for $50 T314 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 27. (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
Please include this slip with your calendar order:
Check enclosed for $___________ for_____ calendars.
Name: ________________________________________
Address: _______________________________________
_______________________________________________

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