2011-12

to the CommunityAnnual ReportSCHAUER ARTS & ACTIVITIES CENTER

Missoula Children’s Theater workshop at Plat Elementary on April 12, 20111

Our MissionDeveloping, supporting, and promoting the arts by providing experiences that inspire creativity and connect people.

Our VisionThe Schauer Center strives to be a vital resource that fosters, supports, and enriches the cultural, educational, and social well-being of our community. We provide a gathering place where people from all walks of life can achieve a sense of belonging and benefit from the arts.

Core Values• Foster passion for the arts.• Deliver excellence in customer service and programming.• Respect individual differences and talents.

Schauer Center StaffThomas J. Robbins, Executive DirectorRandy Schultz, Technical DirectorMargaret M. Karius, Director of DevelopmentSandy McCambridge, Ticketing & Office ManagerRobyn K. Wilkinson, Director of MarketingKathy Kempen, Director of Event ServicesHolly Baris, Director of EducationKatrina Sturtzen, Assistant Technical DirectorSarah Sebald, Volunteer CoordinatorCarey Behnke, Marketing AssistantTristy King, Development AssistantBarb Milner · Judy Pokorski · Greta Swigert, Box Office AssistantsGreg Torgeson, Exhibit CoordinatorAnna Gramling · Stephanie Wirsbinski, House ManagersJeff Ames, Event TechnicianClarence Rettler, Custodian

Schauer Board of Trustees EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMark Lindborg, President Tracey Berg, Vice PresidentTim Miller, Treasurer Glen Casetta, Secretary

Community School of the Arts Instructors

Jerome Becker Chad Ellefson Craig P. Farrell Nancie Heaps Patrice Hoeschele Doug JohnsonMark Krueger

Tom Miotke Rochelle PriesgenDr. Larry Sullivan Kathy Triick Larry WestfieldBetsy Wittenberger

Developing, Supporting & Promoting the Arts

DANCEMelissa ArnoldSue Girten Christine GruendemannElizabeth KremerRebecca RinnKacie Thomas

MUSIC Celia Meisel Heather PetersPhil Scales

THEATERDoug Jarecki

ART Terri FeutzMolly GroshekFrank HoefflerCamille WaltersAndee Warren

2011-12 Board of Trustees

2011-12 Full-time Staff

2010-11 Board of Trustees2

A Fond FarewellI can’t begin to adequately portray how fortunate I have been to serve as Executive Director. The place was a “diamond in the rough” when I began in December 2000. Gradually, the Schauer Center transformed into the cultural jewel of Washington and Dodge counties and beyond, earning its place as the region’s premiere arts center. It was my privilege and honor to be at the helm of YOUR facility for almost 12 years. The Schauer Center (and the credit for its success) belongs to the community and especially to all of you who have supported it.

Some thoughts I’d like to leave you all with...· One of the most remarkable impressions left on me is the wealth of artistic talent in this area. From HUHS musicals to Hartford Players’ productions, to Community Chorus and City Band concerts to exhibits by local visual artists, I was consistently impressed. I urge everyone to get involved with the local arts scene or at the very least, support and patronize local arts groups. These are your friends and neighbors working to improve the quality of life for all citizens of the area.

· Remember that the Schauer Center is committed to changing lives. We make the world a better place one person at a time… helping a student find their talent, bringing the community together for shared experiences, and allowing a person to escape their troubles, even if only for an hour or two.

· The Schauer Center is a catalyst for creativity… a theater company (Jim & I Productions), a visual arts group (Kettle Moraine Fine Arts Guild), and a School of the Arts (as well as the Creative Arts Studios facility)… none of these existed prior to the Schauer Center‘s development. My wish is that new arts activities and organizations continue to be “born” through the auspices of the Schauer Center.

I have been lucky to work with such talented staff and a dedicated Board of Trustees throughout my time. They have been supportive, nurturing, and embracing of a common vision for the Schauer Center. Please continue to support them.

The farewell reception given in my honor was humbling beyond words. I was so touched. I can’t say thank you enough to all of those who planned, participated, and attended. It was an occasion that has left an indelible mark on my memory.

Thank you for these life-changing experiences, for the support and encouragement, for the opportunity of a lifetime. My parting request is that the Schauer Center continue to receive your utmost attention. Please help keep this “gem” shining bright for years to come. I look forward to seeing many familiar faces when I return in the future, joining the ranks of the audience along with all of you.

Fondly,

Thomas J. Robbins Executive Director, December 2001 - July 2012

Tim Miller and Mark Lindborg present Tom Robbins with a plaqueJuly 14, 2012

Tom Robbins

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Programs & Services ImpactSchauer Center Performing Arts SeriesThe Mainstage, Family, Cabaret, and new Tikes in Pikes series performances served 22,567 patrons.

MAINSTAGESAT, SEPT 10 · Gifts of Grace: Heros of 9/11FRI, SEPT 23 · The GrascalsFRI, SEPT 30 · Jim Witter’s The Long & Winding RoadSAT, OCT 1 · Bach to the Future - Bach Dancing & Dynamite SocietySAT, OCT 29 · Deer Camp: The MusicalSAT, DEC 3 · The Four FreshmanSAT, DEC 17 · Lake Superior Big Top ChautauquaJAN 6-22 · I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change SAT, JAN 21 · Ricky Nelson RememberedFRI-SAT, JAN 27-28 · Simply Sinatra Steve LippiaFRI, FEB 10 · Vocal TrashSAT-SUN, FEB 18-19 · Take Me Home: The Music of John DenverSAT, MAR 17 · Trinity Irish Dancers SAT, MAR 24 · California Guitar TrioFRI-SAT, MAR 30-31 · Honky Tonk AngelsSAT, APRIL 14 · Tony OrlandoFRI, APRIL 27 · Carnival of the AnimalsSUN, APRIL 29 · ChanticleerFRI, MAY 4 · Sones de MexicoFRI-SAT, MAY 11-12 · Girls Night: The MusicalJUNE 8-16 · Oliver!

FAMILYSAT, OCT 22 · Vocal Illusions & Comedy 3-D JugglingSUN, NOV 27 · The Life & Adventures of Santa Claus FRI-SAT, JAN 13-14 · Seussical, The Musical, Jr.SUN, JAN 22 · Sylvester & The Magic PebbleFRI, FEB 17 · The Magic School Bus: Climate Challenge

CLUB PIKE CABARETFRI, SEPT 9 · Pat McCurdyFRI, OCT 21 · Paul Cebar Tomorrow Sound FRI, DEC 16 · Heather Moran’s A Clooney Christmas FRI, FEB 24 · Michael Perry & The Long BedsSAT, APRIL 21 · Comedy Sportz

TIKES IN PIKESDesigned for children and families, Tikes in Pikes offers a relaxed environment in Pikes Peak. Programs are 60 minutes in lenght and provide the opportunity for plenty of interaction and audience participation.

SUN, OCT 9 · Ken Lonnquist & The Kenland BandSUN, NOV 20 · Songs in the Key of Art with Greg Percy SUN, FEB 26 · Truly Remarkable LoonSUN, APRIL 1 · Wayne the Wizard

3,000 2,860

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8,880

11,670 12,480

14,898 16,157

20,193 20,068 21,117

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Ken Lonquist’s Tikes in Pikes performanceOctober 9, 2011

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Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type schooltime matinee on May 2, 2011Schooltime Matinee in the Ruth A. Knoll Theater4

Schooltime Matinee SeriesSchooltime Matinees, our school bus-in field trip program, served a record of 16,083 K-12 students, teachers, and chaperones.

Suckow Family Art GalleryLocated on the upper level, the Gallery hosted nine exhibits of local and regional artwork during the 2011-12 season. MEMBERS OF KETTLE MORAINE FINE ARTS GUILD Friday, July 1 – Sunday, August 21, 2011

IN THE LINE OF DUTY: HEROIC MOMENTS Friday, August 26 – Sunday, September 18, 2011

NORTH SHORE ARTS MILL STUDIO ARTISTS Friday, September 23 – Sunday, October 16, 2011

TERRILL KNAACK: WILDLIFE PAINTINGS & PHOTOGRAPHY Friday, October 21 – Sunday, November 27, 2011

KETTLE MORAINE FINE ARTS GUILD Friday, December 2, 2011 – Sunday, January 8, 2012

YOUTH ART EXHIBIT Friday, January 13 – Sunday, February 26, 2012

WISCONSIN REGIONAL ART PROGRAM Friday, March 2 – Sunday, April 15, 2012

LEAGUE OF MILWAUKEE ARTISTS Friday, April 20 – Sunday, May 27, 2012

FULL SPECTRUM: GUILD MEMBERS FRANK HOEFFLER & GREG TORGESON Friday, June 1 – Sunday, July 15

MON, OCT 17 · We the PeopleMON, OCT 24 · Skippyjon JonesMON, OCT 31 · Aesop’s FablesMON, OCT 31 · A Thousand CranesMON, NOV 21 · Native American Pride DancersMON, NOV 28 · Adventures of Santa ClausMON, DEC 12 · Shoemaker & Christmas ElvesTUE, DEC 13 · Ramona QuimbyFRI, JAN 13 · Seussical, The Musical, Jr.MON, JAN 23 · Sylvester & The Magic PebbleTUE, FEB 7 · Treasured Stories of Eric CarleTHU, FEB 9 · Are You My Mother?FRI, FEB 17 · The Magic School BusTHU, MAR 15 · American Voices: The Story of SacagaweaMON, MAR 19 · The Hundred DressesMON, MAR 26 · Henry & MudgeTUE, APRIL 24 · Mr. Molecule Science ShowWED, APRIL 25 · Mr. Molecule Science ShowFRI, APRIL 27 · Carnival of the AnimalsFRI, MAY 4 · Sones de Mexico

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5,650

8,259

9,777

10,995

11,848

14,575 14,018

14,757 15,420

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Youth Art Gallery ReceptionFebruary 17, 2012

Students arrive for a Schooltime Matinee performance

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Rental Facilities & ServicesA total of 72 independent rental activities comprised of social/private use, corporate/business use, resident tenant group use, and use by other non-profit organizations. Theater rentals served 15,561 patrons and non-theater rentals served 8,120 people for a combined total of 23,681.

The following area businesses or organizations benefitted from rental use of Schauer Center facilities, including Pikes Peak, the Ruth A. Knoll Theater, The Lodge, the Suckow Family Art Gallery, and the Rehearsal Hall.

NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION (11)Hartford Area Chamber of CommerceHartford City Band, Inc.Hartford Community Chorus Hartford Community Service, Inc. (Terror on Rural Street)Hartford Lioness ClubHartford Players, Ltd.Hartford Rotary ClubKettle Moraine PlayersRotary District 6270Southeast Wisconsin Short Track Hall of FameWisconsin Association of Community Theatre

SCHOOL (6)Custer High SchoolErin SchoolHartford Union High SchoolI.Q. AcademyMayville High SchoolPeace Lutheran School (Hartford)

INDUSTRY / BUSINESS (7)Computer Aided TechnologiesEclipse VolleyballFirst National Bank Primetime ClubForemost FarmsMayflower Tours Slinger SpeedwayStroke Detection Plus

GOVERNMENT (3)City of Hartford (Police Dept.)City of Hartford (Recreation Dept.)Downtown Hartford Business Improvement District (BID)

FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS (5)Branson On the Road ProductionsBrown ProductionsConley Media - Ladies Night OutEntertainment EventsMaggie Mae Country

Hartford BID and Hartford Area Chamber of Commerce - Member showcaseDecember 2011

GovernmentNon-profitBusiness/CommercialWeddings/SocialSchool/EducationTheater rentals

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GovernmentNon-profitBusiness/CommercialWeddings/SocialSchool/EducationTheater rentals

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Waukesha Civic Theatre class6

Schauer Community School of the ArtsThe Community School of the Arts served 1,095 students of all ages through a variety of hands-on educational programming in theater, music, dance, and the visual arts. The CSA also presented two public youth choir and string concerts and two public dance recitals in 2011-12, serving an additional 1,449 patrons.

Supported by The Windhover Foundation funded by Quad/Graphics & the Quadracci Family, with additional support from the West Bend Community Foundation. KMYSO is presented by The Terri & Verne Holoubek Family Foundation.

The Schauer Center expanded facilities and educational programs in Fall 2011 with the “Creative Arts Studios” located at 30 S. Johnson Street, Hartford. The Studios house dance and visual arts programs associated with the Schauer Community School of the Arts. The momentum for the expansion came primarily from expanding enrollment within the Schauer School of Dance. A dance studio opened at Schauer Center in January 2007 with 84 students. By the Winter/Spring 2011 session, enrollment had morphed to 174 students, testing the limits of the Schauer Center’s modest studio facilities. The new location also helps to reduce ongoing congestion resulting from multiple, concurrent activities on the Schauer Center’s upper level. The 30 S. Johnson Street property underwent a $50,000-plus “facelift” to be transformed into the best possible arts education venue. Formerly a fitness club, the building boasts 4,000 square feet of space. Two racquetball courts were converted to dance studios, virtually doubling the Schauer Center’s capacity to provide dance instruction. One of the studios offers a viewing window for parent observation. The new facility also has 700 square feet of multi-purpose visual arts studio space. Finally, an adjoining parent/student lounge offers an official “waiting area,” as well as a quiet place to work or study. With the expansion of our facilities, services, and programming at 30 S. Johnson Street, the Schauer Center reinforced its role as a vital player in sustaining downtown Hartford as a dynamic location for residents and visitors alike. It was also a fitting addition as the Community School of the Arts celebrated 10 years in Fall 2011.

Creative Arts Studios DedicationSeptember 16, 2011

Community School of the Arts enrollment

Kettle Moraine Youth String Orchestra - Spring ConcertMay 20, 2012

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Buckets & Tap Shoes workshop at Hartford Union High School on April 29, 20117

Outreach Activities

School OutreachFive professional performing arts outreach activities were taken to five area schools:

VOCAL TRASHPercussion demonstration and performance preview at Hartford Union High School on February 10, 2012.

SONES DE MEXICOWorkshops at Lincoln Elementary, Rossman Elementary (Hartford), Badger Middle School, and Green Tree Elementary (West Bend) between April 30 - May 4, 2012.

On & Off Premises OutreachAt the Schauer Center, 14 outreach activities were conducted. In addition, two activities were held off-site.

SOUNDBITES PRE-SHOW LECTURE SERIESServed 985 (9 activities; various dates)

FLUTE MASTERCLASSStephanie Jutt, Co-Artistic Director of Bach Dancing and Dynamic Society, lead a 90 minute flute masterclass on Saturday, October 1, 2011.

PUPPETRY FAMILY WORKSHOPEnchantment Theatre’s Colleen Hughes gave an up-close look at the masks and puppets used in Sylvester & The Magic Pebble on Sunday, January 22, 2012.

TRINITY IRISH DANCE WORKSHOP Students ages 5-12 learned Gaelic terms and proper dance technique set to Irish music on Thursday, March 15, 2012.

CALIFORNIA GUITAR TRIO MASTERCLASSThe CGT shared their experiences as musicians and conducted exercises in listening, rhythm, and playing as a group on Saturday, March 24, 2012.

BALLET MASTERCLASSStorybook Dance Theatre lead an intermediate level ballet class for dancers ages 12 and up on Saturday, April 28, 2012.

SONES DE MEXICOThe group performed during mass at St. Kilian’s Church (Hartford) on Sunday, April 29, 2012 and conducted a dance workshop at St. Mary’s Parish (West Bend) on May 3, 2012.

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Stage!‘From Page to Stage’ is a collaborative effort between the Schauer Center, the Jack Russell Memorial Library, and the Friends of the Library. New for the 2011-12 season, the pilot program was supported by the Hartford Rotary Club which enabled over 350 free books to be distributed to area families who participated in activities at the Library and to Hartford teachers at Rossman Elementary, Lincoln Elementary, St. Kilian, and Peace Lutheran schools for use in their classrooms.

The ultimate premise of ‘From Page to Stage’ is to promote reading, the new library, and the arts by featuring these stories as they transition from books into a live performance. Most events on the Schauer Center’s 2011-12 Family Series were based on children’s literature, but the Schauer Center and the Library partnered on two titles: Sylvester & The Magic Pebble and The Magic School Bus.

Sones de Mexico at St. Mary’s ParishMay 3, 2012

Legos at the Jack Russell Memorial LibraryFebruary 7, 2012

Buckets & Tap Shoes workshop on April 30, 20118

Richard AnderleLois AnderleKaren ArfstromShirley BeattyJerry BeckerEdward BehnkeKaren BeineTracey BergKenneth BerkelKendra BiddulphJim BiddulphTanja BiddulphVirginia BoehlenAnn BonkoskiEileen BryndaGlen CasettaCharlene ChurchRichard ChurchJanice CleminsRalph CleminsDan ClyseMarlene ConnellKathy CortezJamie DailyJerry DaisRita DaisBernice DelauraJudy DheinMary DheinJane DietzlerPhyllis EberlJoan EbertDick ElderLenore ElderChad EllefsonJerry FalkensteinCraig P. FarrellJoanne FaucetteDick FeutzLinda FeutzLaverne Fiscus Donna FleckKathy FleegeLeona FridayMary FriedemannMarie GalbraithRose GaskellMary GerdsSue GilbertsonRicky GilbertsonJudi GoldammerJenny GrahamJulie Gramoll

Joan GreethurstSonia GrenierHazel GriffinRobert HarleyJean HarleyCharles HarrisSandy HauserLinda HauserMartin HauserNancy HeapsMaria HederCharles HederAnn HegyRon HegyPatrice HoescheleBeth HermannJerry HesseNatalie HesseCarol HilgenbergPatrice HoescheleLouellen HoffmanCatherine HoltJoanne HorstBlythe JanichekDoug JohnsonEdward Johnson Nedra JohnsonHerb KieferndorfKay KieferndorfLinda KleinhansPat KlinkMarge KlinkLouise KnokeBeverly KochDonna KochArlyne KoelschMary KrallTerry KrallMark KruegerVicki KruegerBonnie KruegerDonald LeverenceLois LeverenceMark LindborgKristin LucasRita LundCarolyn MaierKaren MantheJoyce MartinPeter MartinAmy MauriceHazel McClarenMary McGrath

Tim MillerTom MiotkeJohn MohaGary MorgensternSarah MuellerJudy NasPat NevermanJeanne O’DeanBob O’KeaneSue O’KeaneDarleen ObergFay PaineGlenn PalmerMary PeacockHerb PetersShirley PetersJudy PierceRose Mary PiesRochelle PriesgenCarol PuschElsie RadkeRita RadkeDavid RadkeJanice RadkeMarilyn RaschkaShirley ReisElizabeth RennerJanice ReuterSharon RichterGlen RiegelAlice RodgersRob RodgersNeva RubleeDorothy SattlerJoyce ScaddenAdeline SchellingeNancy SchnorenbergSue SchnorenbergNancy SchoebelMarie SchraufnagelAnn SchultzeSue SchumacherLaurence SchwartzTerri SchwartzLaverne SimpsonLaura SmithJan SpielEileen StegerFlorence SteinkeKris StephensDr. Larry SullivanDon TheisenKaren Theisen

Beverly ThielenSherry ThoeleL. Everett ThomsonShirley ThomsonJay TriickKathy TriickVictoria TriickMary UeckerRichard UeckerMary WagnerCarol WalterJane WarzalaRon WeberJeannette WeberRita WehnesSue WendtPatrick WendtBrian WenningerBob WestermanNora WestermanLarry WestfieldBetsy WittenbergerAudrey WolterDiana ZastrowDon ZastrowBarbara Zwerlein

VolunteersAt the heart of the Schauer Center are volunteers who give countless hours to helpsupport the arts. The Schauer Center thoroughly appreciates all your time and talents!

FROM JULY 1, 2011 - JUNE 30, 2012

Volunteer Dinner on August 2, 2011

Community Arts Showcase on April 9, 20119

Donation RequestsIn 2011-12, the Schauer Center proudly gave back $4,495 through performing arts series ticket donations, which helped the following organizations raise funds to support and enrich their programs.

AffliliationsThe Schauer Center is a member of the following organizations:

Arts WisconsinAllenton Area Advancement AssociationDodge County Tourism AssociationDowntown Hartford Business Improvement DistrictGermantown Area Chamber of CommerceGreater Richfield Business NetworkHartford Area Chamber of CommerceHartford Rotary ClubHoricon Chamber of Commerce Juneau Chamber of CommerceMayville Area Chamber of CommerceNational Guild of Community School of the ArtsSlinger Advancement AssociationVISIT MilwaukeeVolunteer Center of Washington CountyWashington County Convention & Visitors BureauWest Bend Area Chamber of CommerceWest Bend Sunrise Rotary ClubWisconsin Presenters Network

Arts PartnersWe are proud to serve as home for resident community arts groups and thank them for their support:

Hartford City Band, Inc.Hartford Community ChorusHartford Players, Ltd.Kettle Moraine Fine Arts Guild

We also appreciate collaborative relationships with the following arts organizations:

Academy at Civic Theatre, WaukeshaDanceworks, Inc., MilwaukeeFirst Stage Theater Academy, MilwaukeeMissoula Children’s Theater, Missoula, MTNorth Shore Academy of the Arts & Stagekids Productions, GraftonUW-Madison Dept. of Liberal Studies & the Arts Wisconsin Regional Arts Association

Addison Elementary PBOAIDS Resource Center of WisconsinAlpha Life Resource CenterALS, South MilwaukeeAmerican Red Cross in Washington CountyAquinas Academy, Menomonee FallsBarton Elementary, West BendBig Brothers, Big Sisters of Washington CountyBoys & Girls Club of Washington CountyCasa Guadalupe Education CenterCentral Middle School Scholarship CommitteeDowntown Montessori Academy, MilwaukeeDr. James E Albrecht Free ClinicEarly Music Now, MilwaukeeFamily Center of Washington CountyFond Du Lac Humane SocietyFriends of Fine Arts - Pewaukee High SchoolFriends of Women in Recovery, Inc.Gifts for Kids ProgramHabitat for Humanity - Fond du Lac CountyHabitat for Humanity - Washington CountyHartford Area Chamber of CommerceHartford Gridiron Booster ClubHartford Lioness ClubHartford LionsHartford Pregnancy Help CenterHartford Rotary ClubHoly Angels Catholic School, West BendHorizon Home Care & HospiceIrish Currach Club of MilwaukeeITU, Inc.Joyful Journeys, Inc.Kettle Moraine Lutheran High SchoolLake Country Montessori, HartlandLeader Dogs for the BlindLuther Preparatory School, WatertownLutheran Homes & Health ServicesMayville Area Chamber of CommerceMayville Athletic Booster Club

Mayville High School Post Prom CommitteeMayville Rotary Club

Menomonee Falls High School BandMilwaukee Repertory TheaterMS Society Wisconsin Chapter/Texas HoldEmMultiple Sclerosis Society, HartlandOperation Homefront - WisconsinOur Lady of Good Hope Church, MilwaukeeOzaukee Washington Land TrustPeace Lutheran School, HartfordRandy Schopen FoundationSAMBA (Slinger Area Music Booster Association)Silverbrook Middle School PTO, West BendSlinger Advancement AssociationSlinger High School AthleticsSt. Anthony Parish SchoolSt. Boniface School, GermantownSt. Frances Cabrini Dinner Auction, West BendSt. Gabriel School Dinner & Auction, HubertusSt. James Episcopal Church, West BendSt. Johns Lutheran School, MayvilleSt. John’s School, West BendSt. Joseph’s Community Foundation, West BendSt. Mary of the Hill Parish, HubertusSt. Marys School, MayvilleSt. Marys School, West BendSt. Michael’s Parish, KewaskumSt. Stephen Lutheran Church & School, HoriconTrinity Irish DancersUnited Vietnam Veterans of HartfordUnited Way of Washington CountyWalmart, HartfordWashington County Youth Hockey AssociationWBEV/WXRO Children’s RadiothonWest Bend Beautification CommitteeWest Bend Chamber of Commerce

HUHS Jazz Band Pre-show, February 2, 2012

Israeli Ethnic Ensemble at Rossman Elementary in Hartford10

Miscellaneous GiftsThe Schauer Center thanks the following individuals for their contributions.

EDUCATION & INSPIRATION FUNDNoel & Crystal DupontDr. Mark Lindborg & Laurie Parsons

MISCELLANEOUS GIFTSAnonymous (3)Shirley & David BerganiniClyde & Karen BraunschweigJoanne T. FaucetteLinda & Richard FiewegerClaire FowlerDee FreemanGoodSearchAndrew GummHartford Area Foundation, Inc.Hartford Players, Ltd.Hartford Rotary ClubRuth A. KnollRalph & Carol KuepperMichael Lane FamilyBob & Diane La PointJames & Christine LoeberRoman W. & Leigh LichonDale & Sue MuellerNeil & Dorothy ParkJudy PokorskiJessica SausenBill & Joyce ScaddenFrederic & Barbara SeefeldtJames SkibaKathryn SpiesMary StruppMargaret Van Beckum

TICKET DONATIONS Mark & Kim AlbrechtJoyce AutioScott BeversMary BogenschneiderCindy BirkelRoger ClarkMarge CrassJules DominiakMichael & Deborah DuncanCheryl EckoldtMary FriedemannTom & Carolyn Flasch

Claire FowlerLaura GlassCarol GunsburgScott & Anna GramlingSandy HaeuserStephen K. HauserRichard H. HalfmanChris HansenJames & Carrie HeinzenPeter & Micquel HoffmannTim HolmesCarlynn HulbertCarol JonesMarolyn KellMervin KitzerowMelissa J. KlinkRuth A. KnollLaura KoehnJane KosednarPaul & Arleen KruegerRoger & Donna LambergLawrence & Katie LensmithLisa J. LickelJanelle LietzauNorman MatenaerBob & Mitzi McLeanLinda McLeodAnton & Doris MecklDiane MikulovskyRon & Barbara MilnerPauline MorrisonDale & Sue MuellerPatricia MuellerJack MurrayDonald W. NeitzelBetty E. NiemanSusan OlsonElizabeth PalmerJerilyn PappenfussRodney & Pat PetersenBruce & Alice PollockTerry & Carol PoquetteMarilyn RaschkaJanet L. RhodeBill & Joyce ScaddenMelissa SchaschwaryKen & Carol Schmidt

Lori SchroederGlen & Sandy SchrotDan & Joan SchultzSusanne SchultzCindy SheffJudy A StevensKatie StrankowskiMary StruppRichard & Lucille SutterDiana R. WagnerCynthia M. WickMark Wolf

IN KINDAnonymous Melissa ArnoldGracie BitnerCarrie BrokerBernice A. DelauraEmily’s RestaurantAshley GlamannJenny GrahamGuenther FamilyHartford Cleaners

- Jerry & Carol WannowHartford Finishing, Inc.Amy HoffmannJL Business Interiors, Inc.James & Christine LoeberThe Lucky Cookie Company McDonald’sJamie NavarreCharlene NorbergMarcie NortonPonderosa Steakhouse Chris & Rachel ReedBrenda ReeveSno-Way International, Inc.Steel Craft Corp. of HartfordShannon StegeSubwayJeanne TeldererTodd & Betsy VanheeschAmy WaldvogelWalmart Deli

FROM JULY 1, 2011 - JUNE 30, 2012

Arts MidwestCity of HartfordHartford Community Service, Inc.The Terri and Verne Holoubek Family FoundationKen & Janet Pike Family FundFrederick W. & Beatrice K. Schauer FoundationWest Bend Community Foundation, Inc.Wisconsin Arts Board

Grant SupportFROM JULY 1, 2011 - JUNE 30, 2012

In Loving Memory of Beverly JohnsonJerome J. Robbins

In Honor ofKen Pike’s 99th BirthdayWendy Hintz and Mark Weller

Commemorative GiftsFROM JULY 1, 2011 - JUNE 30, 2012

Lynn Trefzger meets with the audienceOctober 22, 2011

Kennedy’s Kitchen at Cedar Copmmunity on March 18, 201111

LEADER Lee Precision, Inc. Ken & Janet Pike Family Fund BENEFACTOR Katie & Brian Gavin Triton Trailers SUSTAINER Dr. James & Dorothy Algiers Judge Richard T. Becker Tracey & Greg Berg Dennis & Donna Carroll Glen & Addie Casetta Harry & Marlene Confare Chad & Kim Ellefson Katherine Hauser Mark & Linda Hauser Roger & Beverly Koch Kurt & Maureen Konkel FamilyBostik, Inc. Ralph & Carol Kuepper Mr. & Mrs. Richard LeeScott A. Lopas Mike & Lisa Luthi Lisa & Dan Olson Mark Lindborg

& Laurie L. ParsonsJohn & Shirley ReisSusan M. Schulteis

PATRON Anonymous Chester & Kathryn Barbasiewicz Ann L. Becker Jerry & Karen Becker Vivian A. Bogenschneider The Thom Brown Family Arden & Beverly Buchholtz Eric and Wendy Casetta Danny & Wendy Dulak Joan & David Ebert Martha & Ron Gritt Tom & Sheila Haley Dora Heesen Jo Anne Heesen Barbara & Robert Klockow, Sr. Kent & Bonnie Krueger Jan M. Lindborg Mark Lindborg & Laurie Parsons Walter & Sylvia Lutz Tom & Pat Meisenheimer Tim & Karen Miller Thomas & Dona Miotke Dave & Rosemary Morey Mr. Jack Murray Judy Nickels Ardis & Ardell Nicolaus Clayton & Barbara Oosterhuis Jerilyn Pappenfuss Neil & Dorothy Park A. H. Seefeldt, Inc.

Income Tax PreparationDavid & Nancy Slinde Doug & Margaret Smith Lawrence & Laurie Sullivan Rev. Larry & Liz Westfield Fred & Betsy Wittenberger ADVOCATE Anonymous (3) Carole & Jack Bast Michael & Ann Bohn Richard & Cindy Bong Bill & Donna Butz Bob & Joann Coffey Bill & Tricia Drimel Dick & Lenore Elder Mr.& Mrs. Richard Fait Gerald & Sara Falkenstein Linda & Richard Fieweger Randall & Mariann Flemming Gerald & Alice Geisthardt Lois & Rick Gundrum Bedrock Granite Jane L. Hoffmann Doug & Carolyn Johnson Herbert H. Kohl Charities, Inc. Dr. Michael & Kay Mally Linda & Mark Martin Bob & Mitzi McLean Timothy & Annemarie Michalak Ron & Barbara Milner Pat & Jerry Mountin Wayne & Donna Neu Rosemary Parsons Dr. Joseph & Robin Pfotenhauer Barbara Pontow

Marilyn Raschka Thomas & Barbara Robbins Cyril L. & Elizabeth Rohde Bill & Joyce Scadden Margo Scharf & Steven Ruecker Ken & Carol Schaumburg Ron & Jean Schlitt R.S. Semler & Associates Insurance, Inc.David Smith & Beth Johnson John & Eileen Stewart Russ Thatcher Kathy E. Triick Margaret Van Beckum Don & Linda Vieau Chuck & Betty Vollrath Verlin & Geri Wandrey Gene & Marjory Wittenberger Ed & Minette Wolf Mr. & Mrs. R. Douglas Ziegler Paul Ziegler SUPPORTER Donna & Roy Akin Anonymous (3) Arv Arveson Ken & Marilyn Baneck Jane Barnum Paul & Rae Bauman Don & Judy Baumann Jim & Arlene Bennett Donna & Myrtle Berg Shirley & David Berganini Don & Kathy BradachHorsch & Miller Plumbing & Heating Ronald A. Breitkreutz & Louellen T. HoffmanFloyd & Kay BrenholtRon & Arlene Brinkmann Marvel Grady-BrokerDebra & Michael Cahoon Mel & Dana Callies Judy Corn Kieckhafer, Dietzler, Hauser, Hanson, LLPRuss & Pam Dobberpuhl Robert & Sharon DonathJune Ehn Rita J. Eisenmann Herbert & Maxine EllisJohn & Kris Ertl Richard & Jean Facette Craig & Pam Farrell Joanne T. Faucette Richard & Linda Feutz Mike & Dee Flemming John & Susan Fox Dee Freeman Kenneth & Maxine French Leona Friday Mary Friedemann Marilee Fuss Kevin & Mary Gehring gfwc Hartford Women’s Club Gene & Mary Gibson John & Jacqueline Gierach John & Jennifer Guenther Judie Haak Country Life Homes Dennis Hacker

Friends CampaignThank you to our Annual Friends who provide the support to help subsidize the cost of presenting cultural and educational programs and general operational expenses.

FROM JULY 1, 2011 - JUNE 30, 2012

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Michael & Linda Hageman Richard & Charlotte Halfman Don & Rita Hanrahan Darlene Hefter James & Carrie Heinzen Judy’s Beauty Boutique - Judy HeldNational Exchange Bank & TrustRuth & Dan Hintz Patrice & Ron Hoeschele Norman & Florence Hoffman Lois & Bill Hoover Deacon Ralph & Maryann HornerTom & Kathy Hostad Carl & Jan Hulbert Carlynn Hulbert Nancy Hutchison Leroy & Donna Infalt Jean Jacoby Diane Nies & Adele JankowskiJames & Mary Jean Johannes Linda Johnson Tom & Lisa Just Dave & Gail Kainz Margaret & Dan Karius Joyce Kautz Doris M. Kienast Dean & Mary Kirley Manfred & Helga Koehler Gary Koppelberger John L. Kowalski June Krueger Robert & Vicki Kuenzi John & Carol Kuhn Don & Joanie Langenfeld Richard & Judy Liethen Patti Liethen Holzer

& George Holzer Jeanne A. Marchant Jane Matenaer Rogene McKeithen Anton & Doris Meckl Steve & Jann Merry John Mesching Earl & Jane Mester Edwin Meyer Barb & George Miley Sally & Charles Morey Frank & Kathleen Multerer Susan & Jim Munkwitz Sharon & Emil Neidinger John & Edna Nesvold Barbara Niehaus Gayla & Rick Ninmann Bruce & Bonnie Nissly Maureen Noe John & Laura Novak James O’Bryon Thomas & Karen Oelhafen Bill & Ane Ohm Lorena Olson Lynne Patenaude Almer & Marguerite Perkins Rodney & Pat Petersen Roy & Betty Lou Petersen Nancy J. Pfeifer Ramona Pfeifer Dave & Wendy Pike Peggy Pinkowski Alice & Bruce Pollock Donald & Janice Radke Joseph & Mary Rauch Larry & Ruth Redeker Tom Reisinger Ralph & Armella Schaefer Sonny Schaefer

Todd & Tracie Schaffer Lee & Christiane Scharpf George & Sandra Schauer Jim & Sue Schnorenberg Billi Dawn & Chris Schoggen Glen & Sandy Schrot Gary & Jane Seymour Ken & Linda Smith Mr. & Mrs. Allen Spaeth Nancy Spahn Sharon Steinbach Kevin & Linda Steiner Florence Steinke Sheila Steinweg Jerry & Pat Stollenwerk Bob & Sue Stumpner Linda Theisen Everett & Shirley Thomson Jim & Kathy Vogelsang Stanley Wagner John & Sallyann Wahlgren Wayne’s Barber Shop Ron & Kris Weber Patrick & Sue Wendt Mary E. Winter Dave & Rosemarie Wolbrink Don & Diana Zastrow Marisue Zillig Mr. & Mrs. Larry E. Zuelke Jeff & Kathy Zuern Christopher Zwygart

FANJoseph W. Aliota Anonymous (14) Evelyn M. Antonopaulos Ray & Lynn Aumann Juanita Baetz John & Linda Baier Margie & Bill Bailey David & Eileen Baldus Dennis & Kristine Batchelet Creative Nails by Lucille Betty Beekman Sandra Lee Benson Beth Biertzer Rick & Janette Biertzer Lorraine F. Boden Ray & Marcella Boden Elmer & Joan Braun Charleen A. Breest Susan Bruesch Mary Ann Burmeister Patrice Burmeister Ed & Karen Burtch Tim & Bev Butula Richard & Charlene Church Tom & Sally Coyle Doyle & Jamie Daily Rosalyn Degnitz Steven Devoe Judy J. Dhein Michael & Roberta Doyle William Eastham Alan & Carol Egelseer Gregory Falk Amy Sue Faust Ann Marie Faust Laverne J. Fiscus Tom & Carolyn Flasch Kathy & Drake Fleege Sharon & Jeffrey Forbes Ron & Doris Fritsch Dennis & Mary Ann Gehring David Gutbrod Mr. & Mrs. John Handrow Sandy Harter Paul R. Hauser Agency, LLC Mr. & Mrs. George Heblinger

Donna J. Heid Wilbur & Lois Hessenauer Carol & Harold Hilgenberg Peter & Micquel Hoffmann Ray & Marilynn Hoffmann The Hoffmann Family Lisa Iaquinta James Miller & Louise Joyner Carol & Roy Kaisler George & Caroline Kamrath G. Wayne Kelber Maurice & Harriet Kelly Linda L. Kleinhans Mrs. Mary R. Klimek Don & Mariann Klink Jason & Erin Knight Louise Knoke Richard & Gail Kramer Lyle Krueger Howard & Mary Ann Kusler Carol G. Kwiatkowski Dennis & Mary Larsen Charles & Sharon Linstrom John & Caroline Livingston Patricia A. Luedtke Fred & Sandy Luft Donald & Audrey Macomber Richard & Clare McCain Robert & Hanna McDermott Charles F. Meyer Ricki Mishler Polly Morrison Dennis & Connie Mueller Murphy Computer Services, LLCBetty E. Nieman Donald Niese Jeanne O’Dean-Wotnoske Mrs. Kathy J. Oesterreich Joseph & Helen O’Leske Tom & Fay Paine Harold & Darlene Pesch Judi Pesch Terry & Carol Poquette Lynn Reed Gail M. Rennock-Lesko David A. Ritter Bill & Gert Roots Jerry Roskopf Bob & Elaine Rosner Bill & Mary Ellen Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Schaefer Andrew & Susan Schickert Nancy Schilling-Genz Dick & Gloria Schlee John & Kathleen Schmid Michael & Carolyn Schmidt David & Katie Schoenwetter George & Barbara Schroeder Becky Schuett Jim & Bettie Schuler Christa Schultheiss Dan & Joan Schultz Ann Schultze Allen & Nancy Schulz Patricia SchumacherWalter & Shirley SchusterJim & Yvonne Schwalen Robert & Jane SehmerEugene & Rosemary SeibelJames & Germaine SemlerCharles & Carol Simpson Richard & Charlotte Smelter Donna Spaeth Family Bob & Frances Spuhler Ms. Judy A. Stevens Scott & Cheryl Strook Mary StruppSally TaylorChuck & Kelly ThimmMr. Max J. Tolzman

Jay Triick William & Lyn VolkmannBarbara WagnerJane WarzalaBarbara WatsonDorothy WeberIrvin & Laura WeisRoger & Judy WendtlandtMrs. Nancy L. WiedmeyerPaul & Catherine WilsonKurt & Lori WinkelmanRobert & Susan ZadravetzSusan ZemanConnie Zemlicka Beverly Zimdars Jenny Graham David & Rachel ZimmersLeo Zoeller

MATCHING GIFTSEaton Corporation PNC Bank United Health Group

Campaign Match The Windhover Foundation Wisconsin Energy Corporation

Foundation, Inc.

Schauer School of Dance students perform at Ken Pike’s 100th birthday party

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Business SupportersWe are proud to be creating programs that encourage support from the following businesses and organizations.

FROM JULY 1, 2011 - JUNE 30, 2012

LEADER LEVELFirst National Bank of HartfordWest Bend - The Silver LiningPLATINUMHartford Savings BankMantz Automation, Inc.The Prairie HouseWBKV/WBWI RadioGOLDAllstate-Zagel Insurance Services, LLCBerndt-Ledesma Funeral HomeThe Booster Advertising PublicationsConley MediaCruisin’ 1540 AM & WTKM 104.9 FMHartford Animal ClinicHartford ElectricHartford Rotary ClubHydro Electronic Devices, Inc.Lutz Family FoundationSignicast CorporationSILVERAmericInn Hotel & Suites

of HartfordCabela’sCDM Tool &

Manufacturing Co., Inc.Dr. Don Crego, Jr.Hartford Lioness ClubHartford Lions ClubHartford Women’s ClubMount Vernon Estateswestbury bank

BRONZECamera Case WirelessCousins Subs of Hartford & JacksonErin Meadows Riding Academy

& Clare Lane StableGrand Avenue Dental - Peter F. Wilk, DDSHoricon BankR.S. Semler & AssociatesWestside Auto Center

COMMUNITYAllcast, Inc.Allenton ServiceAmerican Bank - MayvilleAmerican Family Insurance

- James R. DowdleAmerican Family Insurance

- John Taugtes AgencyB&S LiquorBoyd-Hunter Employment ServiceChurch Road StationCoachwork Auto Body, Inc.Coldwell Banker - Brenda BruyetteCopper Dock RestaurantDaizy SweepsDecristo’s PizzeriaDodge County Independent News

& Watertown Daily TimesDodge County PionierDun Rite Drywall, Inc.E.H. Wolf & Sons, Inc.First National Bank of Hartford

- Slinger BranchFroedert HealthThe Glynn Group, Ltd.Greater Richfield Business NetworkHartford Area Chamber of CommerceHartford Downtown BIDHartford Music CenterHelsan Development Co., LLCJ&C Manufacturing Co.JL Business Interiors, Inc.Joe’s Slinger Serivce, LLCJohnson School Bus Service, Inc.Karlen Catering, LLCKreilkamp TruckingLarry Dogs Financial AdvisorLegendary WhitetailsM&I Bank - Richfield OfficeM&J Auto and RVMarsibilios TrattoriaMayville ChiropracticMayville Inn, Inc.Mayville RotaryNational Exchange Bank & TrustO’Meara Law Firm, LLPPerc PlacePick HeatersRichfield Lioness ClubRichfield LionsRomie’s Service, Inc.Rueben’s County MarketSchnorenberg’s Floor Covering, Inc.Atty. Thomas Schuessler - Quincey, Becker,

Schuessler, Chase & Devitt, SCScoop deVille Old Fashioned TreatsSpaulding Clinical ResearchStaffing Support Specialists, LLCState Farm Insurance - Alan JordanSunset Farms, Inc.Village Beverage CenterZiegler Wealth Management

- Gordon Knutson

SPECIAL THANKSAllenton Area Advancement AssociationJuneau Chamber of CommerceMayville Area Chamber of CommerceSlinger Advancement Association

MEDIA SPONSORSThe BoosterCharter MediaConley MediaDodge County PionierWatertown Daily TimesWBEV 1430 AM WBKV 1470 AMWHAD 90.7 FMWMDC 98.7 FMWTKM 104.9 FMWUWM 89.7 FMWXRO 95.3 FM

HOLIDAY RAFFLE DONORSBetty Brinn Children’s MuseumDeCristo’s PizzeriaFirst National Bank of HartfordKwik TripMonkey Joe’sRegal WareWestphal Mansion Inn Bed & Breakfast

GIRLS NIGHT OUT PRIZE DONORSAPI HealthcareB&S LiquorBadger LiquorJeaninne BauerCarly & Mary BlackBoyd HunterBroan-NuToneFaith & Giggles Terri FeutzGreen Bay PackersHartford Animal Clinic Hartford Golf ClubHartford Recreation Center Margaret KariusKettle Moraine YMCAKey LogoLaFleur’s GymnasticsLongaberger Baskets - Tiffany RettlerMarcus CenterMary KayMiche BagsMilwaukee BrewersTom MiotkeParadise TheatersPerc PlacePolyFirst PackagingPotawatomi Bingo Casino Riveredge Nature CenterTom Robbins & L’BRISchnorenberg’s Floor Covering, Inc.Scoop deVilleStampin’ UpTastefully SimpleThirty-oneTriton TrailersTwangled WyrzUnique InteriorsJudy VannaVillage BeverageWashington County Fair Parkwestbury bankWings Massage TherapyWirtz Beverage

WTKM’s Dave & Connie Stout with Matthew and Gunnar Nelson

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2011-12 FinancialsStatement of ActivitiesREVENUES JULY 1, 2010 - JUNE 30, 2011 JULY 1, 2011 - JUNE 30, 2012Event/Program Revenue $ 892,979 $ 775,007Contributions/Grants $ 317,488 $ 273,108Rental income $ 205,498 $ 328,306Fundraising Events $ 13,876 $ 98,084Concessions $ 41,979 $ 110,993Investment Income $ 11,027 $ 3,052Unrealized loss on investments $ ---------- ($ 918)Other Income $ 17,982 $ 9,605

TOTAL REVENUES $1,500,829 $1,597,237

EXPENSES Event/Program Costs $1,150,421 $1,298,571 Depreciation $ 155,899 $ 152,779Fundraising $ 105,128 $ 128,252Management & General $ 230,393 $ 212,683

TOTAL EXPENSES $1,641,841 $1,792,231

Net Ordinary Income ($ 141,012) ($ 194,994)*Non-GAAP AdjustmentsDepreciation & Amortization $ 155,899 $ 152,779

TOTAL ADJUSTMENTS $ 155,899 $ 152,779Non-GAAP Adjusted $ 14,887 ($ 42,215)

NET ASSETS Beginning of Year $3,738,763 $3,597,751End of Year $3,597,751 $3,402,757

*GAAP = Generally Accepted Accounting Principals. These non-GAAP measures are provided to enhance the reader’s overall understanding of the organization’s financial performance due to a restricted donation and non-cash expenses of depreciation and amortization.

Statement of Financial PositionASSETS JUNE 30, 2011 JUNE 30, 2012Cash & Cash Equivalents $ 263,981 $ 166,228Receivables $ 34,300 $ 19,233Investments $ 36,430 $ 36,094Prepaid Expenses $ 36,678 $ 6,938Property & Equipment $3,530,592 $3,413,153Endowment Account $ 57,000

TOTAL ASSETS $3,958,981 $3,739,593

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS Payables $ 6,470 $ 10,011Accrued Liabilities $ 39,923 $ 18,757Unearned Revenue $ 314,837 $ 206,348

TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 361,230 $ 336,836

TOTAL NET ASSETS $3,597,751 $3,402,757

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $3,958,981 $3,739,593

Note: The financial highlights presented in this report are derived from the audited financial statements. The figures presented here are intended to portray a snapshot of the organization’s financial position in an abbreviated format.

Students perform Seussical, The Musical, Jr.January 13 & 14, 2012

Alan Johnson painting during Abstract Art Studio

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