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REUNIONLawrence University • Milwaukee-Downer College

June 17–21, 2015

Rekindle the friendships.

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Where to Find It

General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Campus and Parking Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Warch Campus Center Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Schedule of EventsWednesday, June 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Thursday, June 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Friday, June 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Saturday, June 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21Sunday, June 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

When is my next Reunion? . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

The events during Reunion 2015 highlight the 20th anniversary of the Brombaugh organ in the Lawrence Memorial Chapel . We welcome back to campus alumni with degrees in organ performance who will be featured in the celebratory recital on Friday evening and the Saturday morning convocation .

Scan this QR code to get the Reunion program on your mobile device.

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Welcome!

On behalf of the entire Lawrence University community, welcome to Reunion 2015! We are delighted to have you back on campus for what we know will be a wonderful weekend .

Reunion brings together alumni, families, students, faculty, staff and friends for five days of events, entertainment and celebration of the places, people and programs that make us uniquely Lawrence . Please use this program to help customize your experience .

This weekend is the result of months of work and dedication by many in the Lawrence University community . I especially offer thanks to our Reunion planning committees, who have worked diligently over the past year with a goal of providing you the incredible opportunity to reconnect with friends to laugh, share stories and catch up on all that has happened since you graduated .

By returning to Lawrence this weekend, you are actively supporting the future of our college . Alumni are an essential part of this community—thank you for your interest, enthusiasm and devotion to our Lawrence .

Enjoy your Reunion!

Mark D . Breseman ’78 Associate Vice President of Alumni and Constituency Engagement

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2015 REUNION PLANNING COMMITTEES

1st Reunion Class of 2014

Jamie Cartwright ’14Henry Chesnutt ’14Natasha Foley ’14Cameron Gmehlin ’14Emily Hoylman ’14Pablo Morales ’14Chase Nelson ’14Tess Richman ’14Dave Spitzfaden ’14Taylor Tomaszewski ’14Gina Torcasso ’14

10th Reunion Class of 2005

Frederico Dias ’05Peter Iversen ’05Elizabeth Jenne ’05Melissa John York ’05Evelyn Kalas Okimoto ’05Kathryn Kraemer ’05Sara Leet ’05Kate Negri ’05Jaime Nodarse ’05Kathleen Olen ’05Jessica Patenaude Fleek ’05Leah Sinn Iversen ’05Jamie Valerius ’05Lily Watlers Dias ’05Tamika Watson Franklin ’05Monica Wulf Romano ’05Andrew York ’05

20th Reunion Classes of 1994, 1995, 1996

Richard Canaday ’96Charles Chagas ’95Angela Clark ’94Sarah Emanuelson Cochran ’95Jeffrey Davis ’94Karen deVries ’94Alli DeZurik-Otto ’94David Gottesman ’96Christopher Klotz ’94Jennifer Kosloski Plamann ’95Aaron Lindberg ’96John Maclay ’94Megan McCaskey ’94

Adam Newman ’94Erika Pape Biemann ’94Gina Perri Jaeckel ’94Andrea Powers Robertson ’94James Spofford Reeve ’95Kelly Ritland Davis ’94Stephanie Sliwicki Norton ’95Matthew Smith ’95Erin Stahowiak Smock ’94Catherine Statz ’96


Molly Anderson ’90Hilary Staack Armstrong ’90Nara Hulbert Detienne ’90Karen Kimberly Holland ’90Robert Fuhrmann ’90Chad Kemnitz ’90Kristin Kusmierek ’90Khutso Mampeule ’90Gail Feldman Micheau ’90Mark Green ’90Renee Johnson ’90


Nancy Fitzgerald Brown ’75Nancy Haw Cleeremans ’75Pamela Cooper ’75Christopher Murray ’75Mary Dinauer ’75Joseph Baierl ’75Timothy Freeman ’75Nancy Butler Kuhn ’75Jay LaJone ’75Kurt Albertine ’75Elizabeth Krueger Mancosky ’75Douglas Gold ’75Hokan Miller ’75Susan Jansky Oefelein ’75Kathleen Kosloske Orth ’75Karen Freeman Ortmann ’75Susan Parker ’75Mary Jo Hibbert Powell ’75Carl Rath ’75Elizabeth Orelup ’75Cathryn Thurow ’75George Stalle ’75Mary Campbell Toycen ’75

45th Reunion Classes of 1969, 1970, 1971

Suzanne Detry Arendt ’70Marilyn Thompson ’71Norman Baxter ’70Steve Bogue ’69Chris Bowers ’70M . Linda Brown ’70Richard Candee ’70Judith Reeves Brown ’71Dennis De Cock ’69Pamela Tibbetts ’71Margaret Everist ’70Elizabeth Coyte ’70Mark Frodesen ’71Stephen Graham ’69Richard Haight ’71Douglas Clapp ’71Margaret Tifft Janis ’71David Jones ’71Roth Judd ’71Marguerite Devlin Juedes ’69Joseph Patterson ’69Susan Voss Pappas ’69Phyllis Russ Pengelly ’70Ann Branston ’69Martha Esch Schott ’70Dale Schuh ’70Jennifer Cowle Walter ’69Priscilla Peterson Weaver ’69


Carolyn Stickney Beck ’65Lee Dodds Chemel ’65Bonnie Mastin Crawford ’65Maryann Pepin Crissey ’65Theodore Katzoff ’65Susan Gilman Ferguson ’65Susan Nelson Goldsmith ’65Sharon Lawrence Gralow ’65Earl Hoover ’65Gretchen Minning Morrow ’65Barbara Bradley Petura ’65Gary Pines ’65Thomas Rogers ’65Richard Snyder ’65John Thomas ’65Margo Taggart Tilghman ’65

Anton Valukas ’65C . Nicholas Vogel ’65Jean Sydow West ’65Jean Lampert Woy ’65


John Beck ’60Leonard Hall ‘60Michael Hartoonian ’60Linda Ohlander Jessen ’60Penelope Kegel-Flom ’60Kathleen Karst Larson ’60Don Niemi ’60Hannah Gale Pinkerton ’60Tad Pinkerton ’60JoAnn Staab Schmidt ’60Marilyn Low Schmitt ’60Scott Sherman ’60

50-Year Connection

David Berganini ’59Sue Campbell Trimble ’67Marlene Crupi Widen M-D’55Marcia Duin Mentkowski M-D’61Davis Fisher ’64Zoe Ganos M-D’55Betty Heistad Barrett M-D’55Theodore Katzoff ’65Bonnie Laird ’64Ruth Legler Qualich M-D’55Barbara Lieberum

Westhofen M-D’57Phillip May ‘57Jane Nelson Azzi ’66Gene Redding Clark ’64Alice Schroeder Wandt M-D’54Donna Weltcheff

Schroeder M-D’54

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Reunion Headquarters

All guests are asked to check in at Reunion Headquarters upon arrival .

Reunion Headquarters is located on level two of the Warch Campus Center. Please stop by or call Reunion Headquarters at 920-419-6621 with any Reunion-related questions .

Reunion registration is required for select programming, along with all meals and housing . Pre-registered guests will find their selected programs, meals and housing assignments listed on the back of their name tags .

Walk-in guests are required to register at Reunion Headquarters . While we make every attempt to accommodate walk-ins, they are subject to space limitations .

Check-in HoursWednesday 4–8 p .m .Thursday 7 a .m .–9 p .m .Friday 7 a .m .–9 p .m .Saturday 7 a .m .–9 p .m .

Campus HousingGeneral campus housing will be available AFTER 2 p .m . on Thursday, June 18 . 50-Year Connection campus housing will be available AFTER 4 p .m . on Wednesday, June 17 .

All guests staying on campus are asked to check out prior to 11 a .m . on Sunday .

What should I wear?While there is no dress code for Reunion, the following attire is recommended:

On Friday evening, business casual is the recommended attire .

On Saturday evening, sport coats for men and dresses or suits for women are encouraged for the class photos, receptions and dinners .

Sport coats for men and dresses or suits for women are recommended for all events at the President’s House .

Lost and Found

Lost and Found is located at Reunion Headquarters on the Level Two of the Warch Campus Center . If you find you’ve misplaced something after Reunion, please call the Office of Alumni and Constituency Engagement at 920-832-7019 .

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Important Contact Information

Reunion Headquarters: 920-419-6621Campus Information Desk: 920-832-7000 (ext . 7000 on campus)Campus Security: 920-832-6999 (ext . 6999 on campus)Local police, fire and paramedics: 911 (9-911 on campus)

Colman HallInformation Desk: 920-832-7400 212 South Durkee Street, Appleton

Hiett HallInformation Desk: 920-993-6366 403 East College Avenue, Appleton

Ormsby HallInformation Desk: 920-832-7600 401 East College Avenue, Appleton

Sage HallInformation Desk: 920-832-7800 723 East Boldt Way, Appleton

First AidFirst aid supplies are available at Reunion Headquarters on level two of the Warch Campus Center, as well as at the main desks in Colman, Hiett, Ormsby and Sage Residence Halls .

Medical AdviceAffinity Nurse Direct: 920-738-2230 ThedaCare on Call: 920-830-6877

Affinity Urgent Care3329 North Richmond Street, Appleton Monday–Friday: 7:30 a .m .–7:30 p .m . Saturday, Sunday and holidays: 7:30 a .m .–noon 920-380-2727

ThedaCare FastCareLocated in the Shopko store 1000 West Northland Avenue, Appleton Monday–Friday: 8:30 a .m .–8:30 p .m . Saturday: 8:30 a .m .–5 p .m . Sunday: 10 a .m .–5 p .m . 920-831-0826

Local HospitalsSt. Elizabeth Emergency Room 1506 South Oneida Street, Appleton 920-738-2100

Appleton Medical Center Emergency Room 1818 North Meade Street, Appleton 920-738-6300

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Transportation and Special Needs

Golf cart transportation, airport shuttle service and other special assistance is available throughout the weekend . Please visit or call Reunion Headquarters at 920-419-6621 or on the Level Two of the Warch Campus Center to arrange a ride .

Wheelchairs are available at the information desk on the Level Three (main level) of the Warch Campus Center .

Taxi service is available from the following companies:Aloha Taxi: 920-757-5544Appleton-Neenah-Menasha Taxi: 920-733-4444Fox Valley Cab: 920-734-4545

The following rental car companies are available at the airport:Alamo, Avis, Budget, Enterprise, Hertz, National

Internet Service

Wireless Internet service is available across campus .

For wireless access: Select LUguest as the SSID . Then, open a web page and you will be redirected to log in with the following:

Username: luguestPassword: Reunion15 (password is case sensitive)

Lawrence University computers are also available for general use in the Warch Campus Center and Seeley G . Mudd Library .

For LU computer access:Username: luguestPassword: Reunion15 (password is case sensitive)

Social Media

Share the LU love online while you’re here for Reunion .

1. #LUReunion15. Use our Reunion hashtag on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, to let us (and others!) know about your time back in the Little Apple .

2. Start snapping. There are thousands of photo opportunities during Reunion and we love to see Reunion through your eyes . While you’re at it, take a video of the Reunion hustle and bustle, then upload it!

3. Tell us what you think. Did you attend a great lecture? What did you think of the Reunion picnic? Did you head up to Björklunden? Social media is a great way to share your thoughts about Reunion with us .

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Photos

Photographers will be on campus throughout the weekend capturing both class and candid photos .

Photos will be available online at http://lawrenceuniversity.smugmug.com after June 23 . Log on to this secure site to browse and order your favorite photos .

Share your personal photos on Facebook at www.facebook.com/lawrencealumni

See page 24 for the class photo schedule on Saturday evening .

Residence Halls/Social Headquarters

Residence Halls are open and staffed 24 hours a day throughout Reunion . Social headquarters are open to all Reunion attendees .

Class/Cluster Social HeadquartersClass of 2014/1st Reunion Sage Hall Basement

Class of 2005/10th Reunion Sage Hall Main Floor Lounge

Cluster of 1994, 1995, 1996/20th Reunion Ormsby Hall Basement Lounge

Class of 1990/25th Reunion Ormsby Hall Main Floor Lounge

Class of 1975/40th Reunion Hiett Hall 2nd Floor Lounge

Cluster of 1969, 1970, 1971/45th Reunion Colman Hall Main Floor Lounge

Class of 1965/50th Reunion Hiett Hall 1st Floor Lounge

Class of 1960/55th Reunion Hiett Hall 4th Floor Lounge

Golden—Lawrence and Milwaukee-Downer Classes of 1964 and earlier Hiett Hall 4th Floor Lounge

Which residence hall is assigned to my class?Class of 2014/1st Reunion Sage Hall

Class of 2005/10th Reunion Sage Hall

Cluster of 1994, 1995, 1996/20th Reunion Ormsby Hall

Class of 1990/25th Reunion Ormsby Hall

Class of 1975/40th Reunion Colman Hall

Cluster of 1969, 1970, 1971/45th Reunion Colman Hall

Class of 1965/50th Reunion Hiett Hall

Class of 1960/55th Reunion Hiett Hall

Golden—Lawrence and Milwaukee-Downer Classes of 1964 and earlier Hiett Hall

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Exhibitions

Remember. Relive. Rekindle.Reflect back and celebrate what’s to come with this photo display representing all milestone and cluster Reunion years .

Warch Campus Center, Gallery (Level Three) Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 6 a.m.–midnight Sunday, 6 a.m.–10 p.m.

Annual Senior Art Major Exhibition 2015An exhibition of selected works from Lawrence University’s graduating studio art majors, including examples of photography, printmaking, painting, ceramics and sculpture .

Wriston Art Center, Galleries Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Sunday, noon–4 p.m.

A Downer Woman in Words and Pictures: Elizabeth Ann Richardson M-D’40Beth A . Zinsli ’02, Director and Curator of the Wriston Art Center Galleries

A truly creative spirit, Elizabeth Ann Richardson was a prolific writer and visual artist whose work reveals many intimate and often humorous details about the life of a Downer woman in the late 1930s . This object-based presentation on Liz’s time at Milwaukee-Downer College and in the Red Cross during WWII includes a look at her journals, a selection of her

“Beulah” cartoons, her sketchbooks and watercolor and oil paintings produced in her studio art classes .

Wriston Art Center, Lobby Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Sunday, 12–4 p.m.

A Stone of HopeA Stone of Hope: Black Experiences in the Fox Cities is a “pop-up museum” about local Black history from the 1700s to the present .

Seeley G. Mudd Library, First Floor Thursday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

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Building Hours

BUILDING THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

Alexander Gymnasium 9 a .m .–5 p .m . 9 a .m .–4 p .m .

Briggs Hall 7 a .m .–5 p .m . 7 a .m .–5 p .m . 8 a .m .–5 p .m . 8 a .m .–5 p .m .

Buchanan Kiewit Wellness Center Buchanan Kiewit Wellness Center Pool

8 a .m .–7 p .m .8 a .m .–2 p .m . 4–6:30 p .m .

8 a .m .–4 p .m .8 a .m .–1 p .m .

Hurvis CenterAdmissionsAlumni and Constituency EngagementCareer Services Teakwood Room

8 a .m .–5 p .m .8 a .m .–5 p .m .8 a .m .–5 p .m .8 a .m .–5 p .m .

8 a .m .–5 p .m .8 a .m .–5 p .m .8 a .m .–5 p .m .8 a .m .–5 p .m .

8 a .m .–8 p .m .

Noon .–2 p .m . 5–8 p .m .

Main Hall 8 a .m .–5 p .m . 8 a .m .–3:30 p .m . 8 a .m .–3:30 p .m .

Memorial HallDiversity CenterViking Room

9 a .m .–5 p .m .4 p .m .–close

9 a .m .–5 p .m .4 p .m .–close 4 p .m .–close

Memorial Chapel 8 a .m .–10 p .m . 8 a .m .–6 p .m .

Music-Drama Center 9 a .m .–5 p .m . 9 a .m .–5 p .m .

Seeley G . Mudd Library 8 a .m .–4 p .m . 8 a .m .–5 p .m . 10 a .m .–5 p .m .

Thomas A . Steitz Hall of Science 7 a .m .–5 p .m . 7 a .m .–5 p .m . 8 a .m .–5 p .m . 8 a .m .–5 p .m .

Warch Campus Center Café and Coffee ShopLawrence Apparel and Gifts

All Day 11:30 a .m .–1 p .m .10 a .m .–6 p .m .

All Day 7 a .m .–5 p .m .10 a .m .–6 p .m .

All Day7 a .m .–5 p .m .10 a .m .–6 p .m .

6 a .m .–5 p .m .7 a .m .–1 p .m .8–11 a .m .

Wriston Art CenterWriston Galleries

7 a .m .–5 p .m .9 a .m .–5 p .m .

7 a .m .–5 p .m . 9 a .m .–5 p .m .

9 a .m .–5 p .m . 9 a .m .–5 p .m .

Noon–4 p .m .Noon–4 p .m .

Youngchild Hall 7 a .m .–5 p .m . 7 a .m .–5 p .m . 8 a .m .–5 p .m . 8 a .m .–5 p .m .

Smoking Policy

Lawrence strives to maintain a clean-air environment for the comfort of all persons . The smoking policy is as follows: All university owned, leased or operated buildings are designated smoke-free . In addition, a smoke-free zone of 25 feet around the perimeter of buildings will be maintained . All university vehicles will be smoke-free as well . Please note that the academic buildings fall within this area as does Hurvis Crossing and the area in front of Warch Campus Center .

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Parking

Parking will be available in most Lawrence University lots throughout Reunion weekend, including the parking lot behind the bank located at 320 E . College Ave . Please respect the reserved sites for those with disabilities .

Street parking is also available in and around campus . Parking meter requirements are enforced at spaces that are metered, and your car will be ticketed if time has expired during the hours of enforcement . The city of Appleton prohibits parking on city streets from 2–5 a .m . Cars may be ticketed .

Reunion guests staying in Sage Hall may unload luggage in front of Sage, but are asked not to block the paved driveway for others . Immediately after your luggage is unloaded, we suggest you park in the Lawrence lot at the corner of East Alton Street and Meade Street for the weekend .

Overflow parking is available, thanks to our neighbors at Emmanuel United Methodist Church (corner of Meade and College, 740 E . College Ave .) . You may park your vehicle here on Friday and Saturday only .

NOTE: Please do not park in the Memorial Presbyterian Church lot on Meade Street .

AcademicsBriggs Hall.................................... 15Buchanan Kiewit Wellness Center....24Hurvis Center Film Studies ............ 40Main Hall ..................................... 14Memorial Hall............................... 28Thomas A. Steitz Hall of Science ..... 9Seeley G. Mudd Library................. 26Sustainable LU Gardens (SLUG).... 29Wriston Art Center......................... 27Youngchild Hall of Science ............ 20

AthleticsAlexander Gymnasium .................. 43Banta Bowl .................................. 47Baseball and softball fields........... 46Soccer field.................................. 36Tennis courts .................................. 4Whiting Field ................................ 45

Conservatory of MusicAcademy of Music .......................... 1Conservatory West offices ............... 5Memorial Chapel .......................... 19Music-Drama Center..................... 10Shattuck Hall of Music .................. 13Waterman House.......................... 22

Administration and OtherBrokaw Hall.................................... 6Buchanan Kiewit Wellness Center.. 24Facility Services.............................. 2Former Bank................................. 48Hurvis Center (admissions office) .. 38Hurvis Crossing............................. 30International House ...................... 42Memorial Chapel .......................... 19Mursell House .............................. 12President’s Home ......................... 11Raymond House........................... 32Sampson House........................... 23Visiting faculty accommodations ... 18Warch Campus Center (WCC)........ 33Wilson House ............................... 31

Residence HallsColman Hall ................................... 3Hiett Hall........................................ 8Kohler Hall ................................... 34Ormsby Hall ................................... 7Plantz Hall.................................... 25Sage Hall ..................................... 35Trever Hall .................................... 44

Small Residences/Group HousesCampus Guest house ................... 17Draheim House ............................ 39Hulbert House .............................. 16Sabin House ................................ 41Scarff House ................................ 37Student residences....................... 21

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AcademicsBriggs Hall.................................... 15Buchanan Kiewit Wellness Center....24Hurvis Center Film Studies ............ 40Main Hall ..................................... 14Memorial Hall............................... 28Thomas A. Steitz Hall of Science ..... 9Seeley G. Mudd Library................. 26Sustainable LU Gardens (SLUG).... 29Wriston Art Center......................... 27Youngchild Hall of Science ............ 20

AthleticsAlexander Gymnasium .................. 43Banta Bowl .................................. 47Baseball and softball fields........... 46Soccer field.................................. 36Tennis courts .................................. 4Whiting Field ................................ 45

Conservatory of MusicAcademy of Music .......................... 1Conservatory West offices ............... 5Memorial Chapel .......................... 19Music-Drama Center..................... 10Shattuck Hall of Music .................. 13Waterman House.......................... 22

Administration and OtherBrokaw Hall.................................... 6Buchanan Kiewit Wellness Center.. 24Facility Services.............................. 2Former Bank................................. 48Hurvis Center (admissions office) .. 38Hurvis Crossing............................. 30International House ...................... 42Memorial Chapel .......................... 19Mursell House .............................. 12President’s Home ......................... 11Raymond House........................... 32Sampson House........................... 23Visiting faculty accommodations ... 18Warch Campus Center (WCC)........ 33Wilson House ............................... 31

Residence HallsColman Hall ................................... 3Hiett Hall........................................ 8Kohler Hall ................................... 34Ormsby Hall ................................... 7Plantz Hall.................................... 25Sage Hall ..................................... 35Trever Hall .................................... 44

Small Residences/Group HousesCampus Guest house ................... 17Draheim House ............................ 39Hulbert House .............................. 16Sabin House ................................ 41Scarff House ................................ 37Student residences....................... 21

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ACADEMICS

Briggs Hall 15

Hurvis Center Film Studies 40

Main Hall 14

Memorial Hall 28

Thomas A . Steitz Hall of Science 9

Seeley G . Mudd Library 26

Sustainable LU Gardens (SLUG) 29

Wriston Art Center 27

Youngchild Hall of Science 20

ADMINISTRATION AND OTHER

Brokaw Hall 6

Buchanan Kiewit Wellness Center 24

Facility Services 2

Former Bank 48

Hurvis Center (admissions office) 38

Hurvis Crossing 30

International House 42

Mursell House 12

President’s Home 11

Raymond House 32

Sampson House 23

Visiting faculty accommodations 18

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Wilson House 31

ATHLETICS

Alexander Gymnasium 43

Banta Bowl 47

Baseball and softball fields 46

Soccer field 36

Tennis courts 4

Whiting Field 45

CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

Academy of Music 1

Conservatory West offices 5

Memorial Chapel 19

Music-Drama Center 10

Shattuck Hall of Music 13

Waterman House 22

RESIDENCE HALLS

Colman Hall 3

Hiett Hall 8

Kohler Hall 34

Ormsby Hall 7

Plantz Hall 25

Sage Hall 35

Trever Hall 44

SMALL RESIDENCES/GROUP HOUSES

Campus Guest house 17

Draheim House 39

Hulbert House 16

Sabin House 41

Scarff House 37

Student residences 21

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Warch Campus CenterLEVEL ONE1 Brengel Dining Room2 Andrew Commons

LEVEL TWO1 Esch Hurvis Studio Reunion Headquarters2 Esch Hurvis Room 4 Cinema3 Mead Witter Room

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LEVEL THREE—Main Entrance1 Somerset Room 4 Myers Main Street 7 Boldt Plaza2 Nathan Marsh Pusey Room 5 Kraemer Room3 Gallery 6 Kaplan’s Café and Coffee Shop

LEVEL FOUR1 Weyerhaeuser Lobby 2 Runkel Room3 Arthur Vining Davis

Foundations Room

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17

4 p.m. Registration: Reunion Headquarters OpensWarch Campus Center, Level Two

5:30 p.m. 50-Year Connection Welcome Reception and Dinner (cash bar)Warch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)

8 p.m. Reunion Headquarters ClosesWarch Campus Center, Level Two

Pre-registration is required. If you did not pre-register, please visit Reunion Headquarters on Level Two of Warch Campus Center to inquire about available space.

THURSDAY, JUNE 18

50-YEAR CONNECTION

7 a.m. Registration: Reunion Headquarters OpensWarch Campus Center, Level Two

8 a.m.–5 p.m. 50-Year Connection

8 a .m . BreakfastWarch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)

8:55 a .m . Welcome by Ted Katzoff ’65

9 a .m . Session A: “Talking to Your Kids (and Grandkids) About Money”Presentation/workshop led by Davis Fisher ’64Warch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)

10:30 a .m . Break

10:45 a .m . Session B: “Women and Work: Then and Now”Group discussion moderated by Ruth Legler Qualich M-D’55Warch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)

12:15 p .m . Group Photo and Break

12:30 p .m . Lunch and Discussion with President BursteinWarch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)

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THURSDAY, JUNE 18

2 p .m . Break

2:15 p .m . Session C: “Current Students and Past Generations: A Dialogue”Student panel and questions, moderated by Ted Katzoff ’65Warch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)

3:30 p .m . Break

3:45 p .m . Campus Tour

5–6:30 p.m. Lawrence University Alumni Award Reception (by invitation only)The President’s House, 229 North Park Avenue

6 p.m. Reception and Dinner: 50-Year Connection, Class of 1960 and Class of 1965 (cash bar)

Warch Campus Center, Somerset Room (Room 324)


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FRIDAY, JUNE 19

6 a.m. Coffee Available in Residence Halls


8–10 a.m. Breakfast$6 .10/person, all-you-can-eat hot breakfast buffet No registration required; cash or credit card accepted at the door .Warch Campus Center, Andrew Commons (Level One)

8 a.m–Noon Ask the ArchivistAnyone with questions about Lawrence or Milwaukee-Downer history or materials to consider donating to the archives is invited to stop by and chat with the archivist, Erin Dix ’08 .Warch Campus Center, Level Two

9:30–10:20 a.m. ALUMNI COLLEGE SESSION A

A Glimpse into the Science, History, Art and Music of GlassGregory Exarhos ’70, laboratory fellow emeritus, Pacific Northwest National LaboratoryWriston Art Center Auditorium

From Ukraine to ISIL: Foreign Policy Crises from the InsideChristopher Murray ’75, political advisor, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers EuropeWarch Campus Center, Cinema (Level Two)

Buffalo Bill and the Birth of the Wild WestMonica Rico, associate professor of historyYoungchild Hall, Room 121

10:40–11:30 a.m. ALUMNI COLLEGE SESSION B

The Beatles … Four Lads Who Shook the WorldCarl Rath ’75, instructor, Conservatory of MusicYoungchild Hall, Room 121

A Downer Woman in Words and Pictures: Elizabeth Ann Richardson M-D’40Beth A . Zinsli ’02, director and curator of the Wriston Art GalleriesWriston Art Center Lobby

Producing on Broadway and How Lawrence Prepared Me for ItJohn O’Boyle ’69, producerWarch Campus Center, Cinema (Level Two)

Faith, Hope and Charity: How Lawrence Helped Get Me Started!Looking at the landscape of humanitarian response and development in the 21st century after 40-plus years in the trenches . Where we’ve been, what we’re doing now, what the future might look like .Dave Toycen ’69, president and CEO, World Vision CanadaThomas A. Steitz Hall of Science, Lecture Hall 102


FRIDAY, JUNE 19

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FRIDAY, JUNE 19

11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Lunch$9 .40/person, all-you-can-eat lunch buffet No registration required; cash or credit card accepted at the door .Warch Campus Center, Andrew Commons (Level One)

1–1:50 p.m. ALUMNI COLLEGE SESSION C

From Scriptorium to Screen: Studying Illuminated Manuscripts in the Digital AgeBenjamin C . Tilghman ’99, assistant professor of art historyWriston Art Center Auditorium

Voices of ChangeCatherine Tatge ’72, Lawrence University artist-in-residenceWarch Campus Center, Cinema (Level Two)

Vintage: Secrets of the Grape (Full)Nick Maravolo, professor of biologyBriggs Hall, Room 305

Haunted History of LawrenceErin K . Dix ’08, university archivist and assistant professorThomas A. Steitz Hall of Science, Lecture Hall 102

2:10–3 p.m. ALUMNI COLLEGE SESSION D

The 2015 Senior Art ShowLeslie Walfish, collections and exhibitions manager of the Wriston Art Center GalleriesWriston Art Center Galleries

Seeing Through FilmAmy A . Ongiri, Jill Beck Director of Film Studies and associate professor of film studiesHurvis Center, Film Studies (Lower Level)

Crisis in American Business: The Great Recession— A Story Not Yet CompletedAnton R . Valukas ’65, chairman, Jenner & Block LLPWarch Campus Center, Cinema (Level Two)

Exploring the Brombaugh OrganKathrine Handford, lecturer of music and university organistLawrence Memorial Chapel

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FRIDAY, JUNE 19

3:20-4:10 p.m. ALUMNI COLLEGE SESSION E

You Are What You Eat, French-style: Haute Cuisine as National HeritageEilene Hoft-March, Milwaukee-Downer College and College Endowment Association Professor of Liberal Studies and professor of FrenchThomas A. Steitz Hall of Science, Lecture Hall 102

Vintage: Secrets of the Grape (Full)Nick Maravolo, professor of biologyBriggs Hall, Room 305

American Race Relations and the Black Student Experience at Lawrence University

This course runs until 4:45 p.m.Jerald Podair, Robert S . French Professor American Studies and professor of historyWarch Campus Center, Cinema (Level Two)

5 p.m. Class/Cluster Gatherings

Class of 2014/1st ReunionSage Hall Basement

Class of 2005/10th ReunionMemorial Hall, Viking Room

Cluster of 1994, 1995, 1996/20th ReunionOrmsby Hall Basement Lounge

Class of 1990/25th ReunionOrmsby Hall Main Floor Lounge

Class of 1975/40th ReunionHiett Hall 2nd Floor Lounge

Cluster of 1969, 1970, 1971/45th ReunionColman Hall Main Floor Lounge

Class of 1965/50th ReunionHiett Hall 1st Floor Lounge

Class of 1960/55th ReunionHiett Hall 4th Floor Lounge

Golden—Lawrence and Milwaukee-Downer Classes of 1964 and earlierHiett Hall 4th Floor Lounge


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FRIDAY, JUNE 19

6 p.m. Organ Reunion Reception and Dinner Warch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)

6 p.m. Dinner on the Green (cash beer and wine bar)Kick off the weekend in grand style with this dinner reception hosted beneath the glow of a tent on our beloved Main Hall Green . Dinner will begin at 6 p .m . with music by Porky’s Groove Machine at 7 p .m . Main Hall Green

RAIN SITES Rain call posted after 7 a.m. on digital marquee inside main entrance of Warch Campus Center:

Class of 2014/1st Reunion: Warch Campus Center, Mead Witter Room (Room 226)

Class of 2005/10th Reunion: Warch Campus Center, Andrew Commons (Level One)

Classes of 1994, 1995, 1996/20th Reunion: Warch Campus Center, Esch Hurvis Room (Room 225)

Class of 1990/25th Reunion: Hurvis Center, lobby

Class of 1975/40th Reunion: Warch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)

Classes of 1969, 1970, 1971/45th Reunion: Warch Campus Center, Somerset Room (Room 324)

Class of 1960/55th Reunion: Warch Campus Center, Esch Hurvis Studio (Room 224)

Golden—Lawrence and Milwaukee-Downer Classes of 1964 and earlier (excluding Class of 1960): Hurvis Center, Teakwood Room

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FRIDAY, JUNE 19

6–7:45 p.m. Class of 1965/50th Reunion Reception and Dinner with President Burstein

The President’s House, 229 North Park Avenue

6–8:30 p.m. Meal and a Movie Parents, let the kids relax while you have your own fun . We will show a G-rated family movie and serve a kid-friendly meal . International House

8 p.m. Organ Reunion RecitalAll alumni are invited to attend a recital featuring alumni organists, celebrating the 20th anniversary of the installation of the Brombaugh organ in the Lawrence Memorial Chapel .Lawrence Memorial Chapel

8 p.m. Friday Late Night (cash bar)Memorial Hall, Viking Room



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SATURDAY, JUNE 20



7:30 a.m. Coach Gene Davis Memorial Fun Run/Walk (5K)Join the traditional 5K run/walk for all ages, named in memory of beloved Coach Gene Davis .Kohler Hall, parking lot (rain or shine)

8–10 a.m. Breakfast with BursteinJoin Lawrence University President Mark Burstein at 8:30 a .m . for a conversation with alumni . Introductory remarks will be followed by an open forum for questions .$6 .10/person, all-you-can-eat hot breakfast buffet from 8–10 a .m .No registration required; cash or credit card accepted at the door .Warch Campus Center, Andrew Commons (Level One)

9 a.m. Alumni Choir RehearsalShattuck Hall of Music, Room 163

10:30 a.m. Parade of ClassesLine up by your class sign and join your classmates in the march to Memorial Chapel for Reunion Convocation . Parade will commence promptly at 10:30 a .m .Shattuck Plaza (located between Memorial Chapel and Shattuck Hall of Music)

11 a.m. Reunion Convocation: A Lawrence TraditionCelebrate Reunion with President Mark Burstein at this annual all-Reunion event that recognizes the special contributions made by Lawrentians and Downerites .

The program features the presentation of alumni awards and Reunion class gifts, music by the Alumni Choir and President Burstein’s Convocation address . Please see pages 28–29 to learn more about this year’s award recipients .Lawrence Memorial Chapel

Noon All-Reunion Picnic (cash beer bar)Enjoy the best picnic cuisine in town while reliving the memories with your classmates and making new ones with alumni across the generations .Main Hall Green; Rain Site: Warch Campus Center, Andrew Commons

12:30–1:30 p.m. Milwaukee-Downer Luncheon Hurvis Center, Teakwood Room

12:30–1:30 p.m. Class of 1990/25th Reunion Luncheon with President Burstein The President’s House, 229 North Park Avenue

1–2 p.m. Celebration of Life for Professor Robert RosenbergWarch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)

1–5 p.m. Lawrence University Archives Open for VisitorsSeeley G. Mudd Library, Level B

WEBCAST

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SATURDAY, JUNE 20

1:30–2:30 p.m. Meet and Greet with Lawrence’s new football coach, Rob McCarthyWarch Campus Center, Kaplan’s Café

1:30–3:30 p.m. Open HousesAcademic departments and programs will host open houses in their buildings . Reconnect with your favorite faculty and meet new ones .

Departments:AnthropologyBriggs Hall, Rooms 326 and 305

Art and Art HistoryWriston Art Center Lobby

Biology/BiochemistryThomas A. Steitz Hall of Science, Third Floor Atrium

EconomicsWarch Campus Center, Arthur Vining Davis Room (Room 401)

GeologyYoungchild Hall, Room 321

LibrarySeeley G. Mudd Library

LinguisticsMain Hall, Strange Commons

Math and Computer ScienceBriggs Hall Room 422

OrganWriston Art Center Auditorium (featuring the film A World of Sound starting at 1:30 p.m.)

PhysicsYoungchild Hall, Room 115

Fraternities and sororities:Phi Kappa TauBeta Theta PiDelta Tau DeltaSigma Phi Epsilon

Kappa Alpha ThetaDelta GammaKappa Kappa Gamma

1:30 p.m. Milwaukee-Downer Campus Highlights TourDeparting from Hurvis Center

1:30 p.m. College Admissions 101 (45 min)College admissions can seem like an enigma wrapped in a riddle, shrouded in mystery . Learn about the ins and outs of admissions at Lawrence and beyond—an ideal session for anyone who knows someone who may attend Lawrence (or any college) in the future .Warch Campus Center, Cinema (Level Two)


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SATURDAY, JUNE 20

1:30 p.m. Alumni RecitalHear performances and compositions by talented members of several Reunion classes, hosted by the Class of 1975 .Music-Drama Center, Harper Hall

2 p.m. Stone of Hope: Black Experiences in the Fox CitiesA Stone of Hope is a ‘pop-up museum’ about local black history from the 1700s to the present . Join Nick Hoffman, chief curator at the History Museum at the Castle, for a private tour of this special exhibition .Seeley G. Mudd Library, First Floor

2 p.m. Campus TourLed by a current Lawrence student, this 75-minute walking tour of campus is designed for anyone interested in learning more about the rich history of the spaces and places at Lawrence . It’s a double bonus if your prospective student is attending Reunion with you!Departing from Hurvis Center

2:15 p.m. Alumni Ambassadors (30 min)It takes a village . And what a mighty village we have! The great work alumni do to help recruit students, promote events and programs and connect with fellow alumni is incredibly important in extending our visibility beyond campus . in this session, we will talk about the variety of opportunities alumni have to engage as partners with Lawrence University .Warch Campus Center, Cinema (Level Two)

2:15 p.m. “Senior” Studies Book ConversationsOrganized by the Classes of 1969, 1970 and 1971—everyone is invited! Discuss one of these books:

All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr Discussion led by professor emeritus Peter FritzellThomas A. Steitz Hall of Science, Lecture Hall 102

Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End by Dr . Atul Gawande Discussion led by associate professor of anthropology Brenda JenikeYoungchild Hall, Room 121

2:45 p.m. Admissions Interview and College Fair Training (45 min)Join us to learn how to conduct an admissions interview or represent Lawrence at a college fair near you, including logistics, what to expect from beginning to end, and how this information will be used by the admissions office in the application process .Warch Campus Center, Cinema (Level Two)

3:30–5 p.m. Founders Club and Lawrence-Downer Legacy Circle ReceptionPresident Burstein invites all current Founders Club and Lawrence-Downer Legacy Circle members to the President’s House for a reception honoring those who generously support the university .The President’s House, 229 North Park Avenue

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SATURDAY, JUNE 20

5 p.m. Class/Cluster Photos

(Rain call posted after 7 a.m. on digital marquee inside main entrance of Warch Campus Center)

Photos will be available online at lawrenceuniversity .smugmug .com after June 23 .

Class of 1990/25th ReunionLawrence Memorial Chapel, steps (Rain site: Lawrence Memorial Chapel, stage)

Classes of 1969, 1970, 1971/45th ReunionWriston Amphitheater (Rain site: Lawrence Memorial Chapel, stage)

Class of 1965/50th ReunionMain Hall, north steps (Rain site: Thomas A. Steitz Hall of Science, Atrium)

Golden—Lawrence and Milwaukee-Downer Classes of 1964 and earlier (excluding Class of 1960)Main Hall, south steps (Rain site: Thomas A. Steitz Hall of Science, Atrium)

5:30 p.m. Class/Cluster Photos

(Rain call posted after 7 a.m. on digital marquee inside main entrance of the Warch Campus Center)

Photos will be available online at lawrenceuniversity .smugmug .com after June 23 .

Class of 2014/1st ReunionLawrence Memorial Chapel, steps (Rain site: Lawrence Memorial Chapel, stage)

Class of 2005/10th ReunionLawrence Memorial Chapel, steps (Rain site: Lawrence Memorial Chapel, stage)

Classes of 1994, 1995, 1996/20th ReunionWriston Amphitheater (Rain site: Lawrence Memorial Chapel, stage)

Class of 1975/40th ReunionMain Hall, north steps (Rain site: Thomas A. Steitz Hall of Science, Atrium)

Class of 1960/55th ReunionMain Hall, south steps (Rain site: Thomas A. Steitz Hall of Science, Atrium)

5:30 p.m. Class/Cluster Reception and Dinner (cash bar)

Class of 1990/25th ReunionHurvis Center, lobby

Classes of 1969, 1970, 1971/45th ReunionWarch Campus Center, Somerset Room (Room 324)

Class of 1965/50th ReunionWarch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)

Golden—Lawrence and Milwaukee-Downer Classes of 1964 and earlier (excluding Class of 1960)Hurvis Center, Teakwood Room


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SATURDAY, JUNE 20

6 p.m. Class/Cluster Reception and Dinner (cash bar)

Class of 2014/1st ReunionWarch Campus Center, Mead Witter Room (Room 226)

Class of 2005/10th ReunionWarch Campus Center, Andrew Commons (Level One)

Classes of 1994, 1995, 1996/20th ReunionWarch Campus Center, Esch Hurvis Room (Room 225)

Class of 1960/55th ReunionWarch Campus Center, Esch Hurvis Studio (Room 224)

6–8 p.m. Class of 1975/40th Reunion Reception and Dinner with President Burstein

The President’s House, 229 North Park Avenue

6–8:30 p.m. Meal and a Movie Parents, let the kids relax while you have your own fun . We will show a G-rated family movie and serve a kid-friendly meal . International House

8 p.m. Saturday Late Night (cash bar)Memorial Hall, Viking Room


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SUNDAY, JUNE 21



8–10 a.m. Breakfast$6 .10/person, all-you-can-eat hot breakfast buffet No registration required; cash or credit card accepted at the door .Warch Campus Center, Andrew Commons (Level One)

8 a.m.–3 p.m. Day Trip to Björklunden Discover or revisit Lawrence’s beautiful northern campus located on Lake Michigan in picturesque Door County . Spend the day touring the historic chapel, hiking the many nature trails or relaxing on the lakeside decks .

Please meet at the Wriston Art Center turnaround on Lawe Street at 7:45 a .m . on Sunday, June 21, 2015 .

Coach transportation will depart promptly at 8 a .m . There is a two-hour travel time to Björklunden .

Please check out of your residence hall prior to leaving for Björklunden . You may store your luggage beneath the coach .

Dress for the outdoors to truly appreciate your visit . Have a wonderful time at Lawrence University’s northern campus .

The schedule for the day at Björklunden follows:

8 a .m . Leave campus

10 a .m . Arrive at Björklunden

10–11:30 a .m . Björklunden greetingOptional tour of the ChapelSelf-guided tours of Björklunden grounds and lodge

Noon Lunch

1 p .m . Depart Björklunden

3 p .m . Return to campus

11 a.m. CheckoutPlease check out at the front desk located in your designated residence hall .

Reunion Headquarters ClosesWarch Campus Center, Level Two


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ALUMNI AWARDS

The Lucia Russell Briggs Distinguished Achievement Award

Presented to an alumnus or alumna of Lawrence University or Milwaukee-Downer College of more than 15 years for outstanding contributions to and achievements in a career field. This award honors Lucia Russell Briggs, second president of Milwaukee-Downer College and one of the most beloved and influential figures in that college’s history.

Christopher Murray ’75, political advisor for the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, is being honored for his leadership, vision and service to the United States and our citizens around the world . He was the U .S . Ambassador to the Republic of the Congo from 2010–2013 . Over the course of his Foreign Service career, he has led in Department of State assignments across Africa and the Middle East, and has represented

the United States at missions including the European Union, the United Nations and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization . Under his direction was the timely evacuation of 15,000 American citizens from Lebanon during an outbreak of war in 2006 . Ambassador Murrary credits his liberal arts education as essential in equipping him to analyze, synthesize and communicate effectively through the crisis .

The George B. Walter ’36 Service to Society Award

Presented to an alumnus or alumna of Lawrence University or Milwaukee-Downer College who best exemplifies the ideals of a liberal education through its application to socially useful ends in the community, the nation or the world. This award honors George B. Walter ’36, faculty member, coach and dean of men, whose work at the college and beyond was guided by his conviction that every individual can and should make a positive difference in the world.

James Lace ’70, pediatrician, is being honored for his selfless sacrifice and heartfelt compassion for the welfare of humanity . An inspired champion of children, he has been widely recognized for his legislative efforts toward greater health care access and improved safety and wellbeing of those in his home community of Salem, Oregon . James also teaches medical students at Oregon Health & Science University . His work extends beyond the United

States border . As an advocate, teacher and fundraiser, he serves on the board of several NGOs in Tanzania, and has been tirelessly committed to caring for those who have been injured or become ill as a result of regional catastrophes, including a tsunami in Sri Lanka and earthquakes in Haiti and Peru .

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The Gertrude Breithaupt Jupp M-D’18 Outstanding Service Award

Presented to an alumnus or alumna of Lawrence University or Milwaukee-Downer College after their 15th Cluster Reunion who has provided outstanding service to Lawrence University, this award honors Gertrude Breithaupt Jupp, voted Milwaukee-Downer alumna of the year in 1964 for her long-standing service to the college as president of the alumnae association board, class secretary and public-relations officer.

Sue Pepper Joys M-D’51 is being recognized for her service to the Milwaukee-Downer Class of 1951 and steadfast support of Lawrence University . Devoted alumna, she provided valuable leadership to the Lawrence University Alumni Association board of directors, has served as a long-time class secretary and, most recently, was a member of the 50-Year Connection planning committee in 2013 . Sue has served on planning

committees for her 60th, 50th and 40th reunions . She also gives back to Lawrence philanthropically through loyal support of the Lawrence Fund and provisions to support student financial need through the establishment of the Pepper Family Scholarship .

Susan Nelson Goldsmith ’65 is being honored for serving the college in a number of meaningful ways . She currently serves on the President’s Advisory Council and is a Legacy Gift Planning class chair . From 2001–2007, she served as a valuable member of the Board of Trustees . She has been instrumental in planning this year’s 50th Reunion, serving as a Class of 1965 co-chair and has previously served on committees for her

35th and 40th reunions . A strong advocate for all students and the power of a liberal arts education, Susan is a loyal supporter of the Lawrence Fund, faculty and student scholarship .

Presidential Award

Presented to an alumnus or alumna of Lawrence University or Milwaukee-Downer College whose exemplary leadership and notable actions have contributed to the betterment of the entire Lawrence University community.

Dale Schuh ’70, retired chairman of the Board of Directors at Sentry Insurance, is being recognized for his extraordinary commitment and compassion as a business leader, alumnus and community member . Under his guidance, Sentry Insurance doubled in size and net worth, acquired two companies and added more than 300 employees to its home office, fueling the Stevens Point economy . Extending his community impact, Dale has

served for more than a decade in volunteer leadership roles supporting an active, informed citizenry . He credits Lawrence University for shaping his vision and gives back through service on the Board of Trustees, fervent support of Career Services and support of first generation college students .

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FOX CITIES EVENTS

Ongoing Special Exhibitions

Neon: Darkness Electrified at History Museum at the Castle Nov. 12–Fall 2015Features 30 vintage neon advertising signs from local collector Jed Schleisner . Explore the history and science behind the glow of the tubes . ($)

Norman Rockwell: A Portrait of America at Trout Museum of ArtJune 9–Oct. 25, 2015Revisit a significant chapter in the life of our nation, through his iconic Saturday Evening Post covers . ($)

Wednesday, June 17, 2015

Mid-Week Farm Market, Houdini Plaza, 2–6 p .m .

Thursday, June 18, 2015

Lunchtime Live Concert: Dr. Dobbe, Houdini Plaza, 11:30 a .m .–1 p .m .

Downtown Trolley, College Avenue, 5 p .m .

Heid Music Summer Concerts: Strawberry Jam Band and Road Trip, Jones Park, 5:30 p .m .

Walk a Mile in my Shoes: Forgotten History, Appleton Public Library, 6:30–8 p .m .Join us for a film screening of Forgotten History, a documentary created by Lawrence University student Zach Ben-Amots and award-winning filmmaker Catherine Tatge . Forgotten History documents the experiences of some of the African-American students who have attended Lawrence . This film examines the wide array of experiences rooted in one shared environment, ever since the first black student arrived on campus in the mid-19th century . It also explores the relationship between the city of Appleton and Lawrence . The film maker and director of film studies at Lawrence University will lead the discussion . Free admission . Meeting Room C .

Friday, June 19, 2015

Downtown Trolley, College Avenue, 5 p .m .

Art on the Town, Fiber Rain, College Avenue, 6 p .m .

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Saturday, June 20, 2014

Downtown Farm Market, College Avenue, 8 a .m .–12:30 p .m .

Downtown Trolley, College Avenue, 8 a .m .

Women Authors Event featuring Jessamyn Hope ’95 Barnes & Noble, 4705 West Grande Market Drive, Grand Chute, 1–3 p .m .

Kick off your summer reading by meeting four excellent women authors! This event, featuring Melissa Falcon Field, Jessamyn Hope ’95, Andrea Lochen and Judity Claire Mitchell, will include audience Q&A, book discussion and signing . Jessamyn Hope ’95 will discuss her debut novel, Safekeeping . This event will be held at the front of the store, near the café . Seating is limited, so please arrive early for seats . Books will be available and can be signed after purchase . Contact the store at 920-831-7880 . www .jessamynhope .com .

Sunday, June 21, 2015 – Downtown Church Services

First Congregational United Church of Christ 724 East South River Street, Appleton 920-733-7393 www .firstcongoappleton .org 9:30 a .m .

Emmanuel United Methodist Church 740 East College Avenue, Appleton 920-731-3288 www .emmanuel-umc .org 9 a .m .

Memorial Presbyterian Church 803 East College Avenue, Appleton 920-734-1787 www .memorialpresbyterianappleton .org 10 a .m .

All Saints Episcopal Church 100 North Drew Street, Appleton 920-734-3656 www .allsaintsappleton .org 8 and 10 a .m .

First United Methodist Church 325 East Franklin Street, Appleton 920-734-2677 www .appfumc .org 9 a .m .

St. Joseph’s Parish 404 West Lawrence Street, Appleton 920-734-7195 www .saintjosephparish .org 8 and 10 a .m .

Celebration Church 303 North Oneida Street, Appleton 715-252-5085 celebrationchurch .tv/#/home 10:30 a .m .

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LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

We Want To Hear From You!

Are you or do you know someone who is a candidate for an alumni award or who could serve on the Lawrence University Alumni Association Board of Directors?

Give voice to our community’s deepest held values by casting your nominations at www.lawrence.edu/alumni/luaa

All alumni, staff, faculty and friends of the college are welcome to submit nominations .

The mission of the Lawrence University Alumni Association Board of Directors is to support, perpetuate and enhance Lawrence by providing opportunities for alumni to maintain connections and serve as stewards of the university . The vision of the LUAA Board of Directors is of a Lawrence community with a lifetime commitment to the university, the liberal arts and service to others .

Alumni awards are presented for distinguished achievement in a career field, service to society and service to Lawrence and are conferred each year during Reunion . Nominations are due by September 1st preceding the recipient’s Reunion year .

Alumni AmbassadorsVolunteer Today!

go .lawrence .edu/alumniambassador

Alumni Ambassadors represent the college in several ways . You can share your Lawrence University pride by helping recruit future Lawrentians near and far, promoting Giving Day, participating in your area’s Regional Club, sharing life after Lawrence with current students and more!

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UPCOMING LAWRENCE EVENTS

Boynton Society GalaAugust 8, 2015

Report to the CommunitySeptember 29, 2015

KaleidoscopeOctober 10, 2015

Blue & White GalaOctober 10, 2015

Viking Hall of Fame DinnerOctober 16, 2015

Fall FestivalOctober 16–18, 2015

Banta Bowl RededicationOctober 17, 2015

Giving DayNovember 10, 2015

Founders DayJanuary 15, 2016

ReunionJune 15–19, 2016

Please visit www.lawrence.edu and like us on Facebook to keep up with all upcoming Lawrence events!

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When is my next Reunion?

Class of 2014 . . . . . . . . . . . 2020 . . . . . . . . . . 5th Reunion










Class of 1965* . . . . . . . . . . 2020 . . . . . . . . . . 55th Reunion

*Classes of 1965 and earlier are invited back every year.

For dates of all future Reunions, please visit www .lawrence .edu/alumni/reunion/future_reunions

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Our alumni will always be important to us . Is it time you shared an update?

Use the space below to share:Educational achievements—graduate studies, grant awards, fellowships, tenure

Professional accomplishments—leadership, publication, research, enterprise

Service milestones—volunteering, advocacy, public office, activism

News—marriages, unions, births, adoptions, retirement adventures, losses

Your news may be shared in class newsletters or Lawrence magazine’s Class Notes.

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10th Reunion . . . . . . . . . . . Class of 2005

20th Reunion . . . . . . . . . . . Classes of 1994, 1995, 1996

25th Reunion . . . . . . . . . . Class of 1990

40th Reunion . . . . . . . . . . . Class of 1975

45th Reunion . . . . . . . . . . . Classes of 1969, 1970, 1971



Golden Reunion . . . . . . . . . Lawrence and Milwaukee-Downer Classes of 1964 and earlier

50-Year Connection . . . . . . Lawrence and Milwaukee-Downer alumni from all classes

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