U N I V E R S I T Y L A K E S C H O O L 2011-2012

GIVING

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UNIVERSITYLAKE SCHOOL

is a college preparatory school that deliversan incomparable education driven by high standards

and a unique approach to learning.Our dynamic and rigorous curriculum challenges

the whole student by integrating innovative academic,leadership, athletic, artistic and service learning

experiences within a vibrant and joyful community.

WE INSPIRE: Intellectual Curiosity

Original ThinkingPersonal Integrity

Character Through Service

A YEAR IN REVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

THE 1956 CIRCLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

ANNUAL GIVING AND GIFTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

CLASS OF 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

ULS LEADERSHIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

ACCREDITATION AND ASSOCIATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

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WOMEN’S SOCCER - STATE CHAMPIONSAfter playing the majority of the regular season with just twelve players, sophomore Ellen Tyler and the ULS/LCL women’s soccer co-op won the WIAA Division 3 State Championship 3-1 over Prairie School in Racine . (photo 4)

REUNION CELEBRATIONS The “Reunion Celebration” on Hawk Hill this summer was a lovely, “rainy” evening full of great stories and memories . The best part of the evening was having the opportunity to celebrate our very first ULS graduates and help them celebrate their 50-year high school reunion . Each graduate was given a personalized “canoe paddle” and a new tradition began . Congratulations Bob Zwicky ’63, Jeff Orum ’63, Joan Manegold Dukes ’62, Bill Biersach ’63, and Tom Kranick ’63 . (Featured left to right, photo 5)

THE TITANTIC EXHIBITThe First Grade class was extremely excited to show off all of their hard work during the opening of their Titanic Exhibit last May . The exhibit was the culmination of several months of research, note taking and drawings, all generated by the students’ interest in the anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic . The work that the children produced was authentic and demonstrated the depth of learning that had accrued – from calculating the percentage of the iceberg that was above and below the water, to the ratio of passengers to life boats, to the different food that was served in each class . (photo 6)

CAMPUS GREENA 55-year-old dream to build a Campus Green came to fruition this past year thanks to the Michels family . This project turned a massive parking lot into a play and learning space and rerouted driveways to make our school a safer place . This amazing campus improvement highlights the splendor of our 180-acre campus . (photo 1)

STACKNER MIDDLE SCHOOL The re-opening of the Middle School has been the key to serving our vibrant and large classes in grades 5th through 8th and has bred new energy and life into our ULS community . The Middle School will reconstitute the social bond of 5th through 8th and help them grow into responsible leaders as individuals and as a group . (photo 2)

GATORADE NATIONAL RUNNER OF THE YEARSenior Molly Seidel capped off her amazing high school running career with four cross country and eight track and field State Championships . In addition, Molly was honored as the Gatorade National Runner of the Year, won the Foot Locker National Championships in San Diego, and raced for the U .S . junior team at the Bupa Great Edinburgh in Scotland . (photo 3)

A YEAR IN REVIEW

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INTERSESSION SUCCESSThis past year marked the first year of official ULS Intersession Courses where Upper School students engaged in unique courses for credit that extend discovery beyond our campus and provide hands-on activities for learning, leadership and service . Students are required to attend at least one trip per year as a graduation requirement . The trip to Costa Rica last year was a favorite among students, as they participated in ecological restoration and a zip line or two . (photo 7)

HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS Another successful Musical at ULS! The Theatre program at ULS involves almost the entire Upper School student body . Whether the star basketball player is playing a lead role, the artist is creating sets, or the computer genius is orchestrating the back of the stage – by being involved in the arts, our students’ skills move beyond the classroom and carry forward into college and professional life . (photo 8)

FRIDA KAHLO PORTRAITSEach year the ULS Spanish Department chooses an area of Spanish or Latin American culture for a learning focus; this year our exploration covered Latin American artists and muralists . Lower School and grades five and six enthusiastically investigated the work and life of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo . The children channeled their “inner Fridas” and painted their own portraits, which they sketched lying on their backs while looking at mirrors taped to the underside of tables . They included exaggerated details, lush tropical backgrounds and bright colors in their work, as did Frida . (photo 9)

ALPINE SKIINGFor the second year in a row, the women’s varsity alpine ski team finished in 3rd place overall at the Wisconsin State High School Ski Championships at Mt . La Crosse . In addition, sophomore Isabel Seidel travelled to New Hampshire to race in the Eastern High School Championships . (photo 10)

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TUITION – 57%$3,554,624

CONTRIBUTIONS – 38%$2,369,821

SPECIAL EVENTS – 4%$251,851

TRANSFER OF ENDOWMENT INCOME – 1% $77,034

OTHER INCOME – 0%$1,229

INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS63% $3,093,166

ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TO PROGRAMS16% $771,364

FACILITIES SUPPORT SERVICES11% $537,741

INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT AND ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS10% $516,277

TUITION – 57%$3,554,624

CONTRIBUTIONS – 38%$2,369,821

SPECIAL EVENTS – 4%$251,851

TRANSFER OF ENDOWMENT INCOME – 1% $77,034

OTHER INCOME – 0%$1,229

INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS63% $3,093,166

ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TO PROGRAMS16% $771,364

FACILITIES SUPPORT SERVICES11% $537,741

INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT AND ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS10% $516,277

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COST OF EDUCATING A ULS STUDENT

Average Cost per Student . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,091

Average Tuition per Student . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13,214

Percentage of Cost Paid by Tuition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66%

REVENUE

EXPENSES

Giving to University Lake School from July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012 totaled $2 .6 million dollars . That is a big number . And yet, there is still a significant investment to be made. The average cost of educating a student at ULS is $20,000, and the average tuition is $13,200 . Major gifts, gifts to the annual fund, and special events make up the crucial difference for a ULS education . ULS creates an amazing education with an ambitious learning environment, an 8:1 student-faculty ratio and a passionate quest for learning for all our students . Annual Giving also provides the monies to fund tuition assistance and merit-based scholarships – so ability, not ability to pay, determines who receives a ULS education . This book is the latest expression of our gratitude for your giving . We can’t thank you enough . Your generosity makes all the difference!

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2011-2012

The Role of Your Philanthropy

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STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES – Year Ended June 30, 2012

Tuition and Fees, Net . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,554,624

Other Income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,229

Transfer of Endowment Income to Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77,034

TOTAL INCOME BEFORE GIFTS AND FUNDRAISING . . . . . . . . . 3,632,887

Instructional Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,093,166

Administrative Support to Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 771,364

Facilities Support Services, excluding Depreciation . . . . . . . . . . . . . 537,741

Institutional Advancement and Admissions Programs . . . . . . . . . . . 516,277

TOTAL EXPENSES BEFORE DEPRECIATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,918,548

Preliminary Surplus / (Deficit) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (1,285,661)

Annual Giving, Special Events and Major Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,621,672

Preliminary Surplus / (Deficit) excluding Depreciation . . . . . . . . . 1,336,011

Depreciation Expense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 485,841

FINAL SURPLUS / (DEFICIT) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 850,170

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$15,000-24,999Donella and William AlticeAnonymousVictoria and David B . BohlSandra and John T . Bolger ’67Kathleen and Robert B . Brumder ’66Kim and Daniel E . BurkwaldLisa and Robert Q . ConleyKathe T . CooperRobert M . CooperMark M . EganHeidi and Peter J . FriendMeg and Doug HaagBernadette and Lyle H . HamiltonHenry HarnischfegerMarion and John H . Hendee, Jr .Richard & Ethel Herzfeld TrustTeri and Verne Holoubek Family Foundation (Terri and Verne Holoubek)John R . JensenTheresa M . JensenLisa and Craig D . JorgensenPatricia and Joseph JustilianoDebra and Mack A . KarnesKatherine and Peter E . LovanceAndrea and Iain J . MackayNancy and Andrew H . McClellanNational Insurance ServicesHermann A . NunnemacherMary F . OttoPepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc .Debbie V . Quail John J . Quail IIRenaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc .Cynthia Robinson-Sim/Richard SimCatherine and John SnyderLynn and Larry W . SpoonerLori and Jasbir S . SraJudith and William F . StarkLinda and W . Clyde Surles ’68Rachel and Philip R . ThorntonLeslie and John C . TrudeauLori and Richard WattGene WigginsKaren WigginsElla and Marc J . WilsonJean M . Yeomans ’73Susan and Peter Zlotocha

$10,000-14,999Anonymous (2)Alyce and Keith ApplebySusan and Paul B . AtkinsonJudith A . BarnesRichard and Dawn BenceGeorge BensonRosemary and Grant C . Beutner

Lynn and Thomas C . MountMelissa and C . David MyersIda and Frederick PabstJeri and William T . Penzey, Jr .Nancy and Peter RoehlStay-Lite Lighting, Inc . (Lita and Kirk C . Tuson)Waukesha Cutting Tools, Inc .Wehr Corp . FoundationMarjorie and Charles T . Yeomans

$25,000-49,999Anonymous (3)Robert W . Baird & Co . Foundation, Inc .Leslie Anderson Barkow ’67/ Richard C . BarkowBlythe and Alton M . BathrickLisa and Norbert J . BissonetteCarolyn and Robert R . BlumThekla P . Brumder Charitable TrustRichard A . BurkeCedar Creek Charitable Foundation Chapman FoundationElizabeth and Edwin ColmanAlthea L . Duersten ’68 and Stephen SaslowJoan Manegold Dukes ’62East Central Iowa Charitable Trust (Jacqueline and Dennis M . Holloway)Lara and Henry J . Ehrsam ’86John and Joanne FowlerMary and Paul L . HibbardLisa and Joseph M . HoganDeborah and Michael J . KaerekKaren and Michael F . KoeperBridget and Joseph A . KollerArthur C . Kootz FoundationLeo Burnett Company Charitable FoundationEleanor and George LillLouise and John S . LillJudith and Joseph MastersDebra and Jeffrey A . MetzKate N . PieperQuad/Graphics, Inc .Virginia and E . James QuirkEarl & Eugenia Quirk Foundation, Inc .Lynn Manegold Rix ’67/Paul A . Rix ’65Barbara and Joseph M . SaiiaMae and Jerome D . SaylesAnne and Jay F . SchambergAnne Sheedy Seidel/Frederick A . Seidel ’80Nancy M . Bonniwell and John A . SelixDayle and Peter TheobaldU .S . Bancorp FoundationHolly and Stephen C . WarnerKristine and Jeffrey M . WhiteBeatrice and William W . Winkler, Sr . Lori and Scott J . Zindl

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Neita and Robert E . FriendGenevieve and J . Scott HarknessHelen and Harland W . Huston, Jr .Jean and Sheamus P . McFaddenThe Roehl Foundation Inc .Thomas J . Rolfs Family Foundation Kathleen Burke Seiberlich ‘75/ John L . SeiberlichIda Soref Caroline and Daniel N . Tyson

$50,000-99,000Susan and Gregg C . AchtenhagenBetty-Alice “Bee” and Don AndersonBarbara and Robert C . BrumderKaren and James J . D’AmbrisiMichele Burke Deubel ‘89/Derek DeubelSarah and Joseph M . Duncan, Jr . ’71Carol and Thomas D . EhrsamWendy Gahn-AckleyClaire and H . Copeland GreeneJean and Thomas Harbeck Family Foundation (Jean and Thomas L . Harbeck ’61)Mary and Richard R . HenszeyElizabeth and John D . MajorMerganser Fund, Inc . (Nancy and Samuel E . Bradt)

$250,000+Anonymous (4)Marcia and Wayne BuskeRobert W . LeafCarol and Robert H . Manegold ’71Sally and Robert L . ManegoldDale R . & Ruth L . Michels Family FoundationMichels CorporationBarbara and Timothy J . MichelsJane Bradley Pettit FoundationJulie Gallagher Rolfs ’83/Theodore R . RolfsStackner Family Foundation Inc .The Windhover Foundation (Caran and James J . Quadracci)

$100,000-249,000Joyce J . Achtenhagen Charitable Remainder Trust AnonymousKatherine Manegold Biersach ’64/ William D . Biersach ‘63Kathryn and Charles P . Brumder ’68Elaine BurkeEmory T . Clark Family FoundationDavid and Ruth Coleman Charitable Foundation, Inc .E . Gladys FarnhamBarbra and Jeffrey G . Farnham Ann Krause Friend/John Marshall Friend

University Lake School was founded in 1956 to become a premier college preparatory school in the Lake Country of Waukesha County . Throughout our history, the belief and generosity of our founders, parents, alums and friends has helped ULS strengthen and grow .

The 1956 Circle grants lifetime membership to those donors whose gifts have reached a cumulative total of $5,000 or more to one or more of the School’s charitable giving funds . Their philanthropy touches all areas of ULS, underwriting everything from scholarship and tuition assistance to new campus renovations and improvements . The circle encompasses seven levels of giving and includes contributions from 1956 through June 30, 2012 . We gratefully acknowledge these generous donors for their philanthropy and their inspiration to our entire ULS community .

1956 CIRCLE

CUMULATIVE GIFTS TO ULS 1956 CIRCLE

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Ruth and Peyton A . MuehlmeierNorthwestern Mutual FoundationO’Neill Engineered Systems (Brenda and Timothy F . O’Neill)Dawn and Greg M . PalmerPepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc .Sherry and Francisco PerezPhilip MorrisAnn Yeomans Ploch ’80/Greg A . Ploch ’80Mini and Krishna R . PrasadSandra and Jack PriebeNancy and David A . PutzJennifer and John A . QuadracciCamille and Michael J . ReeseNedret and Adam S . RixPatricia Bundy Robinson ’68/ Curtis A . RobinsonBarbara and Thomas R . RoughtonKathleen and James M . SchinnerDarla and Jim D . SchneiderSeidel Tanning CorporationAudrey and Michael SepeEdda Calderon and James S . ShepardCynthia and Dik K . ShicotteCarole and Joel SimpsonMary Ann and Craig SkoldNancy and Gary SmithStuart R . Stair ’66Linnea and William StyleHarriet G . SurinakKimberly and Tobin D . TornehlTown Bank of DelafieldPatricia and John A . TreiberChrista P . WambarWells Fargo Community SupportCully R . WhiteJodi R . WhiteKaren and Mark Zeman

Judith and Thomas M . CalvyJudith and David M . Chicka ’71Anthony A . CicconeClaudia and Anthony L . CraggCindy and Steven P . DanielsAlice and John C . DavisPamela and Stephen DoucetteJanet and Michael W . DurhamJeanine and Leonard F . DziublaPamela and Ronald D . EffertzDavid E . ErdmanCynthia and James E . EthingtonFireman’s Fund CompanyFirst Wisconsin Trust Co . FoundationAlison and Herman E . Fletcher, Jr .Karla and Gregory A . FranckenGrace and Peter C . FriendGE FoundationJill and Andrew J . GehlGeo-Synthetics, Inc .Dimitri GlavasRebecca L . GlavasColleen and John L . GorrillaLaurene and Mark A . GramzGreater Milwaukee FoundationSharon and Jay GrenigCorrine and John A . Griffin IIIGinger and Gregory R . HanisRosemary Theobald Hanson ’63Karin and Jay C . HillerDominique and Harry B . Hostetler IVJean and Lloyd D . Hughes, Jr .Andrew R . Huston ’69Pat and James JacquesRoberta and Helmut KeidlPriscilla Winkler Kenaston ’65Peggy and Elwood Kleaver, Jr . Tamera and Brian J . KlinkSusan B . Knox Gail and Chris KobachMary and Adel B . KorkorKaren Erdman Kraegel ’66Elaine and Stephen D . KrautKenneth L . KuettnerLola Kappus Loepfe ‘68/Robert LoepfeMarilena and Gregory T . LucierTyler W . Manegold ’02Brenda and Andrew H . McClellanLois and Ernest E . McClellanDena McQueenMEE Material Handling Equipment Ann Bartos Merkow/Steven J . Merkow ’71John F . Meyer ’65Pamela Meyer

Mary Jo and Dean E . MeierBetty and Frederick A . MeyerBarbara and William MielkeJill and F . Robert MoebiusNational Association of Theatre Owners of WIWilliam A . OttoAugust U . PabstBrett Y . PabstJeri and Charles I . PhillipsPatricia and Leonard QuadracciRhonda and Frederick H . ReeserShirline and Duane L . ReppKathleen Gallagher Rosenheimer ’75/ Bruce E . RosenheimerKim and Thomas E . SchubertKathleen and Stephen E . SeidelDenis J . TonsfeldtKatherine and Ted TornehlFrancis J . TreckerPatricia and Phillip A . TreiberBeth and Gregory R . TrostMarie UihleinVolkmar von HagkeWalter Waukesha, Inc .Virginia W . WildWisconsin Energy Corporation Foundation, Inc .Peggy and Randall WrightCharles T . Yeomans Family TrustHeather and Stephen J . ZieglerJune and Adolph C . Zinn

$5,000-9,999Anonymous (4)Janet Warner-Ashley/Bradley F . AshleyAugust G . Barkow Family FoundationBecor WesternNancy and Darvin Bicha-DaleCooper and Jeffrey W . Biersach ’86Tracy and Charles F . BilekDianne and Edward J . Bolger ’64Kathleen and Mark BonadyCallie and Ronald A . Bone ’61Deborah Bischoff Bong ‘80/Anthony BongCamilla L . BorischThe Borisch Family FoundationNancy and Kenneth A . BreidelCaryn and Steven R . BrownellHerbert E . Brumder, Jr . ’66Billie and John V . Brumder ’68Thekla P . BrumderJudith Buenger-Smith/Don SmithMary P . Burke ’77Karen and Richard O . Butt

Susan and Terence BischoffElizabeth and Harold BostromVictoria and Frank A . BoucherGisela and Ralph B . BronnerIrene and Martin BrowningDavid H . Brumder ’71Bergie and Herbert E . Brumder, Sr .Philip G . Brumder, Sr .Robert C . Brumder FoundationBeth A . BuchananKathleen LaShelle and Frederick Bunkfeldt IIIRoberta and P .D . CannellLynn and Duane A . CarterRuth S . ColemanMargaret and Timothy R . ColombeLillian and James ConleyKaren and Mark T . CooperRania and Patrick DempseyHans and Renee Deubel Family TrustNancy D . DeweyBarbara and Edward M . DexterLaurie and Michael J . DolanDonald A . FancherMae Jeanne FancherCarole and Alvin FernandezMary and Keith F . FranzEmma and James A . FriendGalland Henning Nopak, Inc . (Hermann A . Nunnemacher) Diane and Robert G . GarbuttPatricia and Robert N . Gardner Nathan M . GenrichKyleen Gordon-BensonLaura and Daniel GruberScott R . HaagPamela and Douglas R . HansenLinda and Harold HansenJanet M . HarteEthel and Richard HerzfeldSharon and Michael J . HippRoshara Stamm Holub ’64Geri and George HowleyJeri and Robert HussingerJ .P . Morgan Chase FoundationJames C . JuranitchJ .W . Kieckhefer FoundationShirley and James R . KlauserMary and James KoepkeHelen and William J . LaBadieElizabeth and David C . LauJane and Robert A . LeedleArlene and Mark E . LitowMarianne and George F . Markham, Jr . Diana and Stanley L . Markus

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Caroline and Daniel N . TysonULS Girl Scout Troop 4188Mary Jane VanDerVoortSarah and Vincent P . VogelsangKristine and Jeffrey M . WhiteMark Yamilkoski

ALUMNI Steven C . Blum ’95 Ronald A . Bone ’61Thomas C . Bretl ’64John V . Brumder ’68 McKenna E . Bryant ’95Michael L . Bundy ’66David M . Chicka ’71 Sandra McDonald Davis ’68Ann de Peyster ’66Mark N . Ditkof ’09 Althea L . Duersten ’68 Jane E . Erdman ’71Mary S . Erdman ’70Alison Ring Gallagher ’83Peter J . Gmur ’89Matthew M . Haag ’97Rosemary Theobald Hanson ’63 Virginia D . Hayssen ’69 Richardson C . Hendee ’69Carrie Grange Isaacson ’90Kenneth W . Kealey ’97 Lisen Biersach Kern ’89Michael D . Koeper ’00 Tyler W . Manegold ’02Alexander S . Marquis ’92Elizabeth L . Martin ’65Lynn Thiele Moody ’62Timothy P . Moran ’72Lauren von Bereghy Mrozowski ’97Hollis Templeton Myhre ’95Susan Browning Nash ’75Lynn Manegold Rix ’67/ Paul A . Rix ’65Patricia Bundy Robinson ’68 Christina Rutkowski Schlagenhauf ’81Christianna E . Seidel ’76 Wendy L . Spooner ’88Peter W . Stark ’71 W . Jeffrey Surles ’96Aaron J . Taylor ’06 John C . Wellford ’72William W . Winkler, Jr . ‘63

CURRENT PARENTSJamie and Jason A . AldrichFatemeh and Siamak B . ArassiEllen and John C . ArechavalaSusan and Paul B . AtkinsonSusan and Thomas C . BeranekDawn and Peter A . BethkeAmy and Mark E . BronnerNoelle and Theodore R . Bryant-Nanz

Leslie Anderson Barkow ’67/ Richard C . BarkowBlythe and Alton M . BathrickSusan and Thomas C . Beranek*Kathleen and Robert B . Brumder ’66David E . ByczekCaryl Deane and Carlos de la HuergaJoan Manegold Dukes ’62Wilma and Walter EberhardtJill and Andrew J . GehlChristina and Peter HaenleDominique and Harry B . Hostetler IVHelen HustonWendy and Douglas I . Hwang*JP Morgan Chase FoundationArthur C . Kootz Foundation (Linda and W . Clyde Surles ’68)Leo Burnett Chaitable FoundationRachelle A . Marquardt and Cathy J . PriemSherry and Francisco PerezKate N . PieperKelly and Lawrence J . RakowskiEllen and Gary RosenbaumWisconsin Energy Foundation

LAKER’S SOCIETY $500-999Betty-Alice “Bee” AndersonSherry and J . T . AtkinsonSusan and August R . Barkow ’96Dawn and Peter A . BethkeAndrea and Anthony W . BryantMary P . Burke ’77Butzer Management (Peter L . Butzer)Sarah and John J . DeMarkLaurie and Michael J . DolanLinda Broyles and Terry DuesterhoeftFriends of NC State Museum of Natural SciencesJocelyn and John A . Griner IVVirginia R . Hendee ’71Honeywell International Charity MatchingRobynn and Timothy M . HornerMary and James KoepkeNeille M . Hoffman and Kenneth R . KornackiPatricia Grove and Wayne E . LasekLie Ladendorf and Eric R . LillyTrudy and Daniel P . MaloneKrista and Joseph F . MannColleen M . NagyJane and Mark S . NeumannCamille and Michael J . ReeseRenaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc .Margaret and Jeffrey A . RoschykKathleen Gallagher Rosenheimer ‘75/ Bruce E . RosenheimerTeradata CaresLita and Kirk C . Tuson

Seidel Tanning Corporation (Anne Sheedy Seidel/ Frederick A . Seidel ’80)Lori and Jasbir S . SraHolly and Stephen C . WarnerThe Windhover Foundation (Caran and James J . Quadracci)Heather and Stephen J . Ziegler

PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL $3,500-4,999AnonymousKatherine Manegold Biersach ’63/ William D . Biersach ’63Diane and Edward J . Bolger ’64* Hans and Renee Deubel Family TrustNational Insurance Services

TRUSTEES’ ASSOCIATES $2,000-3,499Karen and James J . D’AmbrisiWilliam M . DorfmanSarah and Joseph M . Duncan, Jr . ’71*Janet and Michael W . DurhamJeanine and Leonard F . DziublaJean and Thomas L . Harbeck ’61Healing Corner, LLC (Fatemeh and Siamak B . Arassi)Lisa and Dale S . KresseCasandra and Mark P . Mahoney*MMC Matching Gifts ProgramHeather and Brian D . PaulinAnn Yeomans Ploch ’80/Greg A . Ploch ’80Charmaine and Timothy K . ReynoldsJoan M . Shafer*Kimberly and Tobin D . TornehlWells Fargo Community SupportCully R . WhiteJodi R . WhiteJean M . Yeomans ’73Lori and Scott J . Zindl

HEADMASTER’S CIRCLE $1,000-1,999Anonymous

ANNUAL FUNDAnnual Giving Leadership Clubs recognize parents, alumni, alumni parents, grandparents, and friends who provide leadership support for ULS through the Annual Giving Campaign, Annual Restricted Gifts, Barn Sale sponsorships, Spring on the Green sponsorships, We Believe Campaign, and other major cash gifts . Each year we are pleased to add even more names to the growing club rosters . The lists only include

paid pledges .

*Includes a corporate matching gift .

1956 CIRCLE$5,000 AND ABOVEAnonymous (2)Susan and Paul B . AtkinsonElaine BurkeCedar Street Charitable FoundationKaren and Mark T . CooperRania and Patrick DempseyMichele Burke Deubel ’86/ Derek DeubelLara and Henry J . Ehrsam ’86*Carol and Thomas D . EhrsamClaire P . GreeneElizabeth and John D . MajorCarol and Robert H . Manegold ’71Jean and Sheamus P . McFaddenMerganser Fund, Inc . (Nancy and Samuel E . Bradt)Michels CorporationDale R . & Ruth L . Michels FoundationBarbara and Timothy J . MichelsMelissa and C . David MyersDawn and Greg M . PalmerJeri and William T . Penzey, Jr .Nedret and Adam S . RixJulia Gallagher Rolfs ’83/Theodore R . RolfsThomas J . Rolfs Family FoundationBarbara and Joseph M . SaiiaKathleen Burke Seiberlich ’75/ John L . Seiberlich

July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012 University Lake School recognizes the generous support of theindividuals and organizations recorded on the following pages . The listings include Annual Giving Campaign contributions to the 2011-2012 operating budget, restricted gifts, and endowment fund gifts .

ANNUAL GIVING AND GIFTS

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GREAT-GRANDPARENTSBeatrice Carney William Smyczek, Grade 1 Audrey Smyczek, Grade 3 Sophie Smyczek, Grade 7Alice and John C . Davis Gloria Tornehl, 2 Red Tornehl, Grade 4

ALUMNI PARENTS AND FRIENDSBetty-Alice “Bee” AndersonPeggy AnnLeslie Anderson Barkow ’67/ Richard C . BarkowBlythe and Alton M . BathrickBeverly and Dennis W . BauerKatherine Manegold Biersach ’64/ William D . Biersach ‘63Carolyn J . BlumNancy and Samuel E . BradtDonna and Thomas C . Bretl ’64Barbara and Robert C . BrumderElaine BurkeKaren and Richard O . ButtLisa and Robert Q . ConleyBarbara L . DexterCarol and Thomas D . EhrsamMary and Keith F . FranzClaire P . GreeneRichard L . GutenkunstMeg and Doug HaagPamela and Douglas R . HansenMary D . HibbardSharon and Michael J . HippHelen HustonMatilee and A . Emerson Johnson IIICharley V . JohnsonKaren and Michael F . KoeperMary and James KoepkeJudith KuehnGouli LangCharles W . LippertArlene and Mark E . LitowCarol and Robert H . Manegold ’71Sally S . ManegoldBrenda and Andrew H . McClellanRiva and William MerkowDebra and Jeffrey A . MetzBrenda and Timothy F . O’NeillKate N . PieperEmily and Stewart L . RandallCamille and Michael J . ReeseHelen M . RingPatricia Bundy Robinson ’68/ Curtis A . RobinsonMary Gallagher Rolfs ’81/ Thomas J . Rolfs, Jr .Ellen and Gary RosenbaumBarbara and Joseph M . SaiiaSarah M . Sandin

Mia McFadden, Grade 1 Murphy McFadden, Grade 10 Madison McFadden, Grade 12Sandy and Jerry Doyle Andrew Nagy, Grade 1 McKenna Nagy, Grade 3Susan C . Earls William Smyczek, Grade 1 Audrey Smyczek, Grade 3 Sophie Smyczek, Grade 7Wilma and Walter Eberhardt Melody Eberhardt, Grade 10Carol and Thomas D . Ehrsam Samuel Ehrsam, Grade 5 Thomas Ehrsam, Grade 8 Malin Ehrsam, Grade 10Joyce and Peter J . Ernster Sarah Brownell, Grade 11 Madalynn Ernster, Grade 2 Isabella Ernster, Grade 3Mary Lou and David Galvan Kyle Harbeck, Grade 6Jean and Thomas L . Harbeck ’61 Kyle Harbeck, Grade 6Maryann and Russell Ingbretson Joshua Cottrill, Grade 4 Anna Cottrill, Grade 5Wanda Malone Alec Malone, Grade 3 Catrina Malone, Grade 5 Matthew Malone, Grade 7Ruth L . Michels William Michels, Grade 3 Sophie Michels, Grade 5 Hank Michels, Grade 8Garrett E . Mulrooney Emmett Mulrooney, Grade 2 Sara Mulrooney, Grade 5Bonnie Nagy Andrew Nagy, Grade 1 McKenna Nagy, Grade 3Deborah and Harvey Paulin Zachary Paulin, Grade 1Elizabeth E . Quadracci Danica Quadracci, Pre-Kindergarten Halle Quadracci, Grade 3 Meghan Quadracci, Grade 5Patricia and Leonard Quadracci Jon Quadracci, Grade 9 Izabelle Quadracci, Grade 10Dorothy B . Reynolds Owen Reynolds, Grade 10Susan and Anthony Smyczek William Smyczek, Grade 1 Audrey Smyczek, Grade 3 Sophie Smyczek, Grade 7Mary Jane VanDerVoort Nicole VanDerVoort, Grade 5 Erika VanDerVoort, Grade 7 Douglas VanDerVoort, Grade 7

Dawn and Greg M . PalmerCrystal and Nicholas PapachristouHeather and Brian D . PaulinJeri and William T . Penzey, Jr .Sherry and Francisco PerezCaran and James J . QuadracciKelly and Lawrence J . RakowskiCharmaine and Timothy K . ReynoldsNedret and Adam S . RixIrene and Charles E . RobertsMargaret and Jeffrey A . RoschykKathleen Gallagher Rosenheimer ’75/ Bruce E . RosenheimerSusan and Matthew J . SchneiderAnne Sheedy Seidel/Fredrick A . Seidel ’80Joan M . ShaferLaura and Ronald E . SmyczekMcKenna E . Bryant ’95/Chandler I . SotoLori and Jasbir S . SraMaryAnn and David S . StolpKimberly and Tobin D . TornehlJanis and James L . TylerCaroline and Daniel N . TysonTraci and Wayne M . Van OoyenSarah and Vincent P . VogelsangCully R . WhiteKristine and Jeffrey M . WhiteJodi R . WhiteMark YamilkoskiAnn M . ZakszewskiHeather and Stephen J . ZieglerLori and Scott J . Zindl

GRANDPARENTSPeggy Ann Madison Beckadams, Grade 2Sherry and J . Thomas Atkinson Mason Atkinson, Grade 3 Cooper Atkinson, Grade 6Barbara and Robert C . Brumder Elizabeth Brumder, Grade 4Andrea and Anthony W . Bryant Leah Bryant-Nanz, Grade 3 Noel Bryant-Nanz, Grade 10Elaine Burke Alex Deubel, Grade 2 Anna Deubel, Grade 5Audrey and George J . Butzer Kate Butzer, Junior Kindergarten George Butzer, Grade 1 Ella Butzer, Grade 4Ann Cassell Sam Boos, Grade 11Pauline Dalton Richard Marquardt, Grade 7Renee and Hans Deubel Alex Deubel, Grade 2 Anna Deubel, Grade 5Nancy D . Dewey

Beth A . BuchananPeter L . ButzerDavid E . ByczekJodi and Chris L . CavallineJennifer J . CavinShawn P . CavinKaren and Mark T . CooperMarybeth and James D . CottrillTracy and Richard N . DallenKaren and James J . D’AmbrisiCindy and Steven P . DanielsCaryl Deane and Carlos de la HuergaSarah and John J . DeMarkRania and Patrick DempseyMichele Burke Deubel ‘89/Derek DeubelLinda Broyles and Terry DuesterhoeftWilliam M . DorfmanLaura and James L . DralleJanet and Michael W . DurhamJeanine and Leonard F . DziublaLara and Henry J . Ehrsam ’86Jeani L . FosterRonald C . FosterJill and Andrew J . GehlKatherine M . GehlJudith B . GiffordDonna and Peter J . Gmur ’89Jocelyn and John A . Griner IVChristine and Curt M . GustafsonChristina and Peter HaenleJenifer and Swen J . HilanderAdriana and Brian HollenbeckRobynn and Timothy M . HornerDominique and Harry B . Hostetler IVRhonda HuckstorfWendy and Douglas I . HwangMarta and Mark J . KarstedtNeille M . Hoffman and Kenneth R . KornackiLisa and Dale S . KresseJill and Bradley J . KudickPatricia Grove and Wayne E . LasekLie Ladendorf and Eric R . LillyKaren and Steve R . MaahsCasandra and Mark P . MahoneyElizabeth and John D . MajorTrudy and Daniel P . MaloneKrista and Joseph F . MannKathleen L . Hawkins and Charles S . MarnRachelle A . Marquardt and Cathy J . PriemJennifer and Michael S . MazzaJean and Sheamus P . McFaddenJulie and Mark A . MerandaMargaret A . MichaelsonBarbara and Timothy J . MichelsKarin and Patrick S . MulrooneyMelissa and C . David MyersHollis Templeton Myhre ’95/Ryan M . MyhreColleen M . NagyJane and Mark S . Neumann

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Walker LantzLongman Family Alec MaloneMatt MaloneMadison McFaddenMeghan McFaddenMia McFaddenMurphy McFaddenMaddie MahoneyPatrick MahoneyBen MajorCazzy Major Marie MajorLucas MazzaOlivia Mazza Jack McSorley Meranda FamilyMulrooney FamilyCaroline MyersEric PalmerZach PaulinTeddi PenzeyEvan PerezOlivia PerezLogan ProbstHalle QuadracciMeghan QuadracciCallow SotoDelia SotoLainey SotoAudrey SmyczekSophie SmyczekWill SmyczekWillie TysonSawyer Van Ooyen

SPECIAL EVENTS 2012 SPRING ON THE GREENThe bidding was high and often! Our new “Spring on the Green” was a tremendous success, raising over $100,000 for University Lake School!

CO-CHAIRSBarbara A . MichelsHolly V . Warner

DONORS/SPONSORSAnonymousPaul A . AtkinsonAttitude SportsBark River KidsLeslie Anderson Barkow ’67/ Richard C . BarkowBasket Artistry by Susan Preussbe Fitness and Wellness Center

Hollis Templeton Myhre ’95/Ryan M . MyhreDawn and Greg M . PalmerCrystal and Nicholas PapachristouSherry and Francisco PerezCaran and James J . QuadracciKelly and Lawrence J . RakowskiMichelle RelfordCharmaine & Timothy K . ReynoldsIrene and Charles E . RobertsJennifer and Timothy G . RueschAnne Sheedy Seidel/Fredrick A . Seidel ’80Joan M . ShaferLaurie and Michael N . SteinTraci and Wayne Van OoyenCully R . WhiteJodi R . WhiteMark YamilkoskiHeather and Stephen J . ZieglerRegina and James B . ZillerLori and Scott J . Zindl

GIFTS-IN-KINDKathryn and Charles P . Brumder ’68Mary FrancisRebecca and Bruce G . Gallagher ’78Adriana and Brian HollenbeckCarol and Robert H . Manegold ’71Kathleen L . Hawkins and Charles S . MarnJean and Sheamus P . McFaddenJulie and Mark A . MerandaMichels CorporationCharmaine and Timothy K . ReynoldsMaryAnn and David S . StolpSarah and Vincent P . Vogelsang

SENIOR CLASS GIFT We thank the Class of 2012 for their donation toward the purchase of a wooden dance floor .

LIBRARY BIRTHDAY BOOKSJamie AldrichAtkinson FamilyHailey BethkeBarb CahillRichie DallenVictoria DallenLizzy DanelskiGrace Dempsey John DempseySophie DempseyAlexandra GehlKyle HarbeckHill FamilyNicholas HollenbeckKornacki FamilyEthan Kunath Pate LantzReese Lantz

GoodSearchHealing Corner, LLCHoneywell International Charity MatchingJewish Community FoundationJP Morgan Chase FoundationJustGiveHerbert H . Kohl Charities, Inc .Arthur C . Kootz FoundationLeo Burnett Company Charitable FoundationLowell Wolf Industries, Inc .Michels CorporationDale R . & Ruth L . Michels FoundationMMC Matching Gifts ProgramNational Insurance ServicesO’Neill Engineered SystemsRed Top Capital, LLCRenaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc .Thomas J . Rolfs Family FoundationSeidel Tanning CorporationStein’s Aircraft Services, LLCTeradata CaresWaukesha County Community FoundationWells Fargo Community SupportDr . Cully R . WhiteThe Windhover FoundationWisconsin Energy Foundation

MISCELLANEOUSGIFTS FACULTY HOLIDAY GATHERING Jennifer K . Becker ’68 and Thomas C . AdamsSusan and Thomas C . BeranekDawn and Peter A . BethkeBryant-Nanz FamilyBeth A . BuchananCatalano FamilyKaren and Mark T . CooperKaren and James J . D’AmbrisiTracy and Richard N . DallenDanielle D . Ireland and Darin L . DanielskiMichele Burke Deubel ’89/Derek DeubelGwyneth and Raymond M . DrasninLara and Henry J . Ehrsam ’86Jeani L . FosterKatherine M . GehlMarta and Mark J . KarstedtKimberly and Greg M . KastenholzLisa and Dale S . KresseJill and Bradley J . KudickPatricia L . Grove and Wayne E . LasekKaren and Steve R . MaahsKrista and Joseph E . MannMarn FamilyEllen and Lawrence A . McDonaldJulie and Mark A . MerandaMelissa and C . David Myers

Kathleen Burke Seiberlich ’75/ John L . SeiberlichDebra and Brian R . SmithLinda and Clyde W . Surles ’68Margaret and Daniel TackesVicki and H . Robert TaylorSarah and Nicholas S . ThacherRachel and Philip R . ThorntonLita and Kirk C . TusonHolly and Stephen C . WarnerJolean and Michael L . WegnerJulie and Robert A . Wold

ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND STAFFJamie L . AldrichPaul B . AtkinsonNancy and Darvin L . Bicha-DalePamela BisbeeJoan E . BolteMark E . BronnerJennifer J . CavinMichael J . DolanLaura L . DralleLori J . EckertMargaret EgenhoeferJocelyn C . GrinerAdriana P . HollenbeckRobynn and Timothy M . HornerRhonda HuckstorfJodi L . KoehlerCarla M . KonetSusan ManneAnne R . MassAnn C . MocchiPatrick S . MulrooneyLisa M . RawskiKaren RayLindsay A . SandstromDebra H . SmithRonald E . SmyczekGail A . StaniszewskiVicki J . TaylorSteven TomasiniKimberly H . TornehlValerie V . WarshauerCatherine M . WilkowskiPeter J . WilsonJulie K . WoldAnn M . Zakszewski

FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS Butzer ManagementDr . William M . Dorfman D .D .S .Fidelity Charitable Gift FundFriends of Nashotah, Inc .Friends of the NC State Museum of Natural Sciences

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Red Top Capital, LLCRobertson-Ryan & Associates

BOAT STORAGE Richard L . Gutenkunst, Chairperson

2011-2012 VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARDRebecca L . Glavas

RESTRICTEDFUNDS BRANCH SCHOLARS FUNDTo keep ULS financially within reach of a wide range of prospective students, the Branch Scholars Fund is key to building a student body that is economically, ethnically, and culturally diverse .

Karen and Mark T . CooperRania and Patrick DempseyLara and Henry J . Ehrsam ’86Melissa and C . David MyersDawn and Greg M . PalmerJeri and William T . Penzey, Jr .Caran and James J . QuadracciNedret and Adam S . RixLori and Jasbir S . SraLori and Scott J . Zindl

KATHERINE DAVIS TORNEHL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND The Katherine Davis Tornehl Memorial Fund’s purpose is to immerse our faculty in the theory and practices of meaningful professional development . Established in May of 2008 to recognize and celebrate the life of Kate Tornehl, a teacher for 35 years, this fund continues the longstanding tradition of exceptional faculty who mentor and nurture our students through innovative curriculum and quality instruction .

Rania and Patrick DempseyMargaret and George G . EgenhoeferBarbara and Timothy J . MichelsSherry and Francisco PerezAnn Yeomans Ploch ’80/Greg A . Ploch ’80Caran and James J . QuadracciCharmaine and Timothy K . ReynoldsLindsay and Dustin W . SandstromKathleen Burke Seiberlich ’75/ John L . SeiberlichKimberly and Tobin D . Tornehl

CASH DONATIONS/SPONSORS/GIFTS-IN-KIND Dawn and Peter A . BethkeBryant/Soto FamilyButzer Insurance AgencyD’Ambrisi FamilyJanet and Michael W . DurhamJoyce and Peter J . ErnsterFox Brothers Piggly WigglyGehl Foods, Inc .Katherine and Alexandra GehlGerlach Companies, Inc .Judith GiffordGlavas FamilyBill Grasch and Richard J . Grunke M .D .Great Harvest Bread CompanyClaire P . GreeneJenifer and Swen J . HilanderLowell Wolf IndustriesMcFadden FamilyMenardsMelissa and C . David MyersPapachristou FamilyRakowski FamilyRolfs FamiliesTy SchneiderStein’s Aircraft Services, LLCJasbir S . SraVan Ooyen FamilyNicole and Bryan M . WaltersdorfCully R . WhiteJodi R . WhiteLori and Scott J . Zindl

2011 PHILLIP A . TREIBER MEMORIAL OPEN Proceeds benefit the Phillip A . Treiber & Daniel F . Moran ’71 Scholarship Funds and the Peter L . Borisch ’71 Faculty Enrichment Fund .

STEERING COMMITTEESteven P . DanielsMichele Burke Deubel ’89Henry J . Ehrsam ’86Richard J . Moran ’80Theodore R . RolfsKathleen Burke Seiberlich ’75

CASH DONATIONS/SPONSORS/GIFTS-IN-KINDKatherine Manegold Biersach ’64/ William D . Biersach ’63Michele Burke Deubel ’89/Derek DeubelSarah and Joseph M . Duncan ’71Carol and Thomas D . EhrsamJoy Global, Inc .Jean and Sheamus P . McFaddenNational Insurance Services

Shoot the Moon PhotographyLori and Jasbir S . SraMaryAnn and David S . StolpSteven TomasiniKimberly H . TornehlTropical Sno PewaukeeTucker Fine FurnishingsTurtle Creek GardensUnion House RestaurantUniversity Lake School ClassesTraci and Wayne M . Van OoyenNicole and Bryan M . WaltersdorfHolly V . WarnerCully R . WhiteJodi R . WhiteWine ManiacsThe Windhover FoundationMark YamilkoskiLori and Scott J . Zindl

2011 BARN SALEThanks to the outstanding and dedicated department heads, enthusiastic workers, top quality donations, and avid shoppers, the 2011 Barn Sales raised over $124,000 for annual operations! MAJOR DONORS Cumulative non-cash donations of $500 and above.

Leslie Anderson Barkow ’67/ Richard C . BarkowBlythe and Alton M . BathrickJane and Douglas CroganTracy and Richard N . DallenKaren and Roger DibbleLani and Jason DvorakDebra and Peter J . GaverasEmmette GrahamNancy GrahamLisa and Ross J . KopferJane and Robert A . LeedleCasey and Mark P . MahoneyAnn and Steven J . Merkow ’71Barbara and William MielkeRuth and Peyton A . MuehlmeierCaran and James J . QuadracciPaula Larsen and James ReiherCharmaine and Timothy K . ReynoldsDiane and John J . RixLinda and John SappSally and Mel SchoenbornSusan and John H . SesolakLaura and Ronald E . SmyczekVirginia and David E . StabelfeldtCandace J . TateMary and John D . WeanLisa and Darin Wenger

Susan and Thomas C . BeranekDawn and Peter A . BethkeCarolyn J . BlumBeth A . BuchananNoelle and Theodore R . Bryant-NanzPeter ButzerCore Center of PilatesDaley’s Pleasant Hill FarmRania and Patrick DempseyMichele Burke Deubel ’89/Derek DeubelLaura L . DralleJeanine and Leonard F . DziublaMarge EgenhoeferCarol and Thomas D . EhrsamEmpire Level Manufacturing CorporationMary and Edward J . ErnsterJeani L . FosterRonald C . FosterFred BoutiqueEvelyn FurtakMary Lou and David GalvanKatherine M . GehlJudith GiffordGlacier Springs Adventure CompanySheri and A .William GloyeckIan GouldClaire P . GreeneSharon and Michael J . HippRobynn D . HornerMary and James KoepkeNeille M . Hoffman and Kenneth R . KornackiLisa and Dale KresseLie Ladendorf and Eric R . LillyCasey and Mark P . MahoneyElizabeth MajorCarol and Robert H . Manegold ’71Marcus Theatres CorporationThe Marek GroupBarbara and Timothy J . MichelsMonches FarmMonograhamCatherine MoranMosquito Squad of Waukesha CountyMelissa and C . David MyersColleen NagyLindsay J . NeumannJane and Mark S . NeumannNeurosurgery & Spine SCOconomowoc Lake ClubJanie PeabodyPhysique Boot CampsCathy J . Priem Priemier AthletesKelly and Lawrence J . Rakowski Helen RingRiver Boutique & YarnLynn Manegold Rix ’67Kathleen Burke Seiberlich ’75/ John L . Seiberlich

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LEROY D . HALEY FUNDGifts to the Leroy D . Haley Fund fund faculty professional development . Awards are distributed annually to teachers who meet criteria set forth by the Head of School . Recipients receive support for activities that improve teaching, advising, writing, and thinking skills; understanding the creative process; and skill at curriculum development .

Peter L . ButzerJeani L . FosterNeille M . Hoffman and Kenneth R . KornackiTrudy and Daniel P . MaloneJean and Sheamus P . McFadden

CLIC ABROAD SCHOLARSHIP FUNDCLIC (Children Learning International Cultures) Abroad is a restricted scholarship fund that provides financial support for ULS students to engage in unique International Intersession Courses as part of the curriculum in grades 9-12 . This fund will help students be able to participate, rather than having their learning options limited by household income .

Neille M . Hoffman and Kenneth R . KornackiRachelle A . Marquardt and Cathy J . PriemJeri and William T . Penzey, Jr .Caran and James J . QuadracciKathleen Gallagher Rosenheimer ’75/ Bruce E . RosenheimerLori and Jasbir S . SraHolly and Stephen C . Warner

MARY E . KOEPKE FACULTY SCHOLARSHIP FUNDEstablished in 2011 in honor of Mary Koepke, this fund will provide ULS teachers the ability to send their children to ULS .

JAMES D . LAU ’71 MEMORIAL FUNDGifts support the School’s Leadership curriculum, focusing on the drug and alcohol awareness component of the program .

ENDOWED FUNDS Gifts to the ULS Endowment are invested to yield interest, a portion of which benefits the ULS Annual Fund, keeping tuition below the actual cost of a ULS education . Endowment gifts designated for scholarships and faculty support . Gifts include bequests, beneficiary designations, trusts, gift annuities, and insurance policies .

THE DE PEYSTER SOCIETY (2000)Formed to honor first Headmaster, Joseph B . de Peyster, the society recognizes those individuals who have designated a gift to University Lake School in their estate plans . Please think of University Lake School when you prepare your will.

PHILLIP A . TREIBER SCHOLARSHIP FUND (1991)Awarded to a senior who has been a positive force at ULS, leading by example in both academics and extracurricular activities during his or her freshman, sophomore, and junior year .– Quinn Dolan ’11 (2010-11 Recipient)– Molly Seidel ’12 (2011-12 Recipient)

SECOND MILE FACULTY AWARD ENDOWED FUND (2007)The Second Mile Faculty Award is presented to a ULS faculty member who exemplifies those traits most valued in our teachers by the student body . The winner is dedicated to helping students succeed, offering encouragement and support in a caring manner . Selected by student body representatives, the recipient embodies the ULS faculty’s ability to go the “second mile .”– Mark E. Bronner (Recipient)

DANIEL F . MORAN ’71 SCHOLARSHIP FUND (1998)Competitive scholarship awarded to a new, incoming Upper School student . Criteria include an interest and competence in science, and good citizenship .– Malin Ehrsam ’14 (2010-11 Recipient)– Ian Doherty ’15 (2011-12 Recipient)

ROBERT R . BLUM SCHOLARSHIP FUND (1997)A four-year, renewable, merit scholarship awarded for excellence in mathematics to an incoming freshman who, in addition to demonstrating outstanding talent in math, exhibits character, leadership, and a strong work ethic .– Isabel Seidel ’14 (2010-11 Recipient)– Elliot Chang ’15 (2011-12 Recipient)

DR . A . EMERSON JOHNSON III SCHOLARSHIP FUND (2002)Awarded to an Upper School student, this fund was established in honor of Dr . Johnson’s leadership and dedication to education during his 2001-2002 tenure as Interim Head of University Lake School .– Thomas Yamilkoski ’12 (Recipient)

PETER L . BORISCH ’75 FACULTY ENRICHMENT FUND (1997)Enables teachers to participate in workshops, seminars, and graduate work . This opportunity enhances both the skills and techniques teachers bring to the classroom .

COLLEGE GUIDANCE ENHANCEMENT FUND (1997)This fund helps ensure the best college placement for each ULS graduate . It augments and enhances our college placement activities and can provide for activities, software, and ULS Guidance Counselor visits to colleges throughout the country to become acquainted with the college and educate the college about the caliber of students at ULS .

FACULTY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND (2006)Established to provide additional funding for faculty professional development .

MARY DAWES HIBBARD ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS (1997)Established by Mary Dawes Hibbard to support annual Fine Arts presentations for ULS students .

ROBERT W . LEAF ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND (2008)Established through the estate of Robert W . Leaf to provide scholarship aid to deserving Upper School students . Mr . Leaf was a resident of Oconomowoc, a long-time teacher, and a dear friend of the ULS Barn .

ROBERT L . MANEGOLD ENDOWMENT FUND (2005)Established in 2005 with an anonymous donation and restricted for financial aid and scholarships .

PETER B . THEOBALD SCHOLARSHIP FUND (1986)Awarded to an academically able freshman or sophomore who is new to the school and capable of making a positive contribution in athletics, arts, and/or student government .

JOYCE J . ACHTENHAGEN FUND (2004)This fund was established by Joyce J . Achtenhagen for the support and

advancement of the performing arts and athletic programs . This fund also supports the scholarship endowment fund at University Lake School .

TRIBUTES AND MEMORIALS Unrestricted tribute and memorial gifts received by University Lake School shall be used to fund the current operations of the school . Commemorative opportunities that are appropriate to the value of the gifts received may be designated . Please contact the Institutional Advancement Office .

IN MEMORY OF MABLE FRIENDSally S . Manegold

IN MEMORY OF JOANNE LAZIRKO Sarah M . Sandin

IN MEMORY OF MARJORIE AND CHARLES YEOMANSAnn Yeomans Ploch ’80/Greg A . Ploch ’80Jean M . Yeomans ’73

IN MEMORIAM

March 8, 2011 – Elaine D . Taylor, mother of MaryVi Taylor White ’71

November 8, 2011 – Mabel B . Friend, mother of Gwyndolyn G . Friend ’71

November 24, 2011 – Martyn E . Frye, founding faculty member and father of Christopher N . Frye ’77 and Nathan E . Frye ’78

December 2, 2011 – Donald S . Henning, father of Paul H . Henning ’68

June 11, 2012 – Richard A . Pietsch, father of Kari Pietsch-Wangard ’73

June 22, 2012 – Janet Biersach, mother of Deborah Biersach Tritt ’68 and Jillayne Biersach Waite ’69

June 25, 2012 – Elizabeth D . de Peyster, wife of Joseph B . de Peyster, University Lake School’s first Headmaster, and mother of Ann de Peyster ’66, Joseph B . de Peyster ’68 and Robert A . de Peyster ’71

August 1, 2012 – Arlene J . Carpenter, mother of Paul G . Carpenter ’82

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I can personally say that when I came to University Lake School four years ago, I never expected that I would be transformed into the

human being that I am today with the values and education that I currently have. We have pushed our comfort zones and have pushed

our boundaries to become the people we are today.

Jared Lipman ’12 – ULS Graduation Invocation

The Class of 2012, while small, achieved big during their time at ULS. They clearly understood the college counseling office’s philosophy that college choice is first and foremost about the fit between the institution and student. We congratulate them as they successfully completed the college admission process and matriculated this past fall to 13 different institutions around the country and our state . These seniors have really achieved academically, with 40% of the class averaging in the 99% percentile on the ACT . With two National Merit Scholars, an elite athlete, service award winners, and several gifted fine and performing artists, our seniors truly portrayed the ULS “Tradition of Excellence” . All our seniors made choices based on their interests and have chosen a great match for their talents . What follows is a list of the colleges and universities to which our graduates matriculated, then a list of the schools to which our graduates have recently been admitted .

CLASS OF 2012

COLLEGE PLAN OF THE CLASS OF 2012 Alexis Daley Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD

Gabe Foster California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA

Hannah Glavas Montana State University, Bozeman, MT

Alexandra Grove Silver Lake College, Manitowoc, WI

Conor Kelly St . John’s Northwestern-Post Graduate, Delafield, WI

Saad Khan University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI

Jared Lipman Xavier University, Cincinnati, OH

Nick Marn Cornell College, Mount Vernon, IA

Maddie McFadden Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI

Molly Seidel University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN

David Wean University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI

Jack White University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI

Thomas Yamilkoski Lawrence University, Appleton, WI

SCHOOLS TO WHICH OUR GRADUATESHAVE RECENTLY BEEN ADMITTED American University

Boston University

California Institute of Technology

Carnegie Mellon University

Colby College

Dartmouth College

Denison University

Duke University

Emory/Oxford University

Franklin and Marshall College

George Washington University

Grinnell College

Harvard University

Harvey Mudd College

Hobart and William Smith College

Kenyon College

Lehigh University

Marquette University

Miami of Ohio

New York University

Northeastern University

Oberlin College

Purdue University

Regis University

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Seton Hall University

Skidmore College

Stanford University

Syracuse University

Trinity University

Tulane University

University of Denver

University of Notre Dame

University of Vermont

University of Wisconsin – Madison

Vanderbilt University

Vassar College

Wake Forest University

Washington University

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2012-2013 BOARD OF TRUSTEESKathleen Burke Seiberlich ’75, President (Executive Committee Chair)

Jean D . McFadden, Vice President (Committee on Trustees Chair)

Kathleen Gallagher Rosenheimer ’75, Secretary

Joseph M . Saiia, Treasurer (Audit & Finance Committee Chair)

Leslie Anderson Barkow ’67James J . D’AmbrisiAndrew J . GehlElizabeth A . MajorJennifer Mazza (Parents’ Association President)Barbara A . MichelsTimothy F . O’NeillCaran H . QuadracciAnne Sheedy SeidelMargaret TackesLori S . Zindl

LEADERSHIP TEAMPaul A . Atkinson, Head of School

Ronald E . Smyczek, Upper School Head

Vicki J . Taylor, Middle School Head

Adriana P . Hollenbeck, Lower School Head

Timothy M . Horner, Business & Facilities Manager

Debra H . Smith, Director of Admissions

Kimberly H . Tornehl, Director of Institutional Advancement

Angela L . Wenger, Director of Marketing & Communications

2012-2013 PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION OFFICERSJennifer Mazza, President

Sheryl A . Tarnoff, Vice President

Heather J . Paulin, Secretary

Neille M . Hoffman, Treasurer

2012-2013 ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUBPeter J . Gmur ’89, President

Dale S . Kresse, Vice President

Edward J . Ernster, Secretary

Michael S . Mazza, Treasurer

ULS LEADERSHIP

University Lake School is a member of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) with offices in Washington, D.C., and a member of, and accredited by, the Independent Schools Association of the Central States (ISACS), headquartered in the Chicago area . ISACS critiques our programs, provides management support, and aids in teacher recruitment and teacher development .

ULS is also one of only four members of the Cum Laude Society in the state of Wisconsin . The Cum Laude Society recognizes exemplary scholarship in college-preparatory programs throughout the nation .

Other affiliations that support the School in a variety of ways include the following:

The College Entrance Examination Board (CEEB)The Educational Records Bureau (ERB)Indian Trails Athletic Conference (ITAC)National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC)North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCACASI)The School Scholarship Service (SSS)Wisconsin Association for College Admission Counseling (WACAC)Wisconsin Association of Independent Schools (WAIS)Wisconsin High School Field Hockey Association (WHSFHA)Wisconsin High School Skiing Conference (WHSSC)Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA)Wisconsin School Music Association (WSMA)

University Lake School welcomes and admits qualified studentsregardless of gender, race, creed, or ethnic origin.

Every effort has been made to present an accurate listing of donors and funds. Please accept our apologies for any errors or omissions. We ask that you report them to the Institutional Advancement Office so that we may correct our records.

Editor: Kimberly H. TornehlAssociate Editor: Valerie V. WarshauerCopy Editor: McKenna E. BryantGraphic Design: Aurum, Inc.Photos: David Bielot, Courtney Holoubek Goldbach ’84, Jocelyn Griner, Jennifer Mazza, Ron Wimmer

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