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Ss. Robert & by Audrey Holtzman Here we go Brownies; here we go! William Cheers echoed through the halls of Forest Park Middle School, as seven by Ellen Ivory Cleveland Browns football play- Over the past 2+ years, both the ers dashed down the aisles of the Ss. Robert & William School and the auditorium. Jabaal Sheard, Johnson Parish School of Religion have been Bademosi, Christian Yount, Craig Rob- participating in a student “Stewardship ertson, Emmanuel Acho, John Hughes, Giving Project.” Each student receives Jordan Cameron and Chomps spent the a box of Children’s envelopes at the afternoon sharing healthy lifestyle tips beginning of each school year and are and playing with Forest Park students. encouraged to participate by donating For the 344 kids who logged over 1.7 funds to help those who are less fortu- million minutes (or 29,213 hours) of nate and in need. physical activity in a four-week period, This project has realized an aver- it was an unbelievable reward. The after- age of $3,000 in donations per year. noon was jam-packed with a Browns Jabaal Sheard, Johnson Bademosi, Christian Yount, Craig Robertson, Emmanuel Acho, John Hughes, Jordan School students bring their enve- question and answer session, touchdown Cameron and Chomps spent the afternoon sharing healthy lifestyle tips and playing with Forest Park students. lopes to the weekly school Mass and dance competition and “ultimate gym the PSR students bring their donation class,” where 25 students got to show off to any weekend Mass or to class. The their skills in the gym with the players. money is combined and then donated Players and students raised chocolate to a specific charity (chosen by the milk bottles to toast their achievement, an excellent nightcap for all. students) each month. Monroe states, Physical Education teacher, John “Students pay attention in class and Yuha began the “Play 60” program with at Mass. They learn about the needs his 6th, 7th and 8th grade classes last that are here locally, as well as those fall. Forest Park Middle School logged far beyond the walls of this city. Dis- the most hours out of all of the partici- cussions take place in classrooms and pating schools in Northeast Ohio. With Forest Park students learn from the pros. Student athletes pose with the players. an organization is chosen as a result of over 25,000 minutes logged, Brianna this dialogue.” Roberts (7th grade) was named the top- and staff at Forest Park Middle School! 60 Challenge” is in partnership with The impressive list of recipients performing girl. Roberts and Yuha were A special thanks to Fox 8 News, The the American Heart Association, Med- include: Our Lady of Lourdes Shrine, recognized on the field at the Browns vs. News-Herald, and News Channel 5 for ical Mutual, Cleveland Clinic and the St. Jude’s Hospital, Hospice of the Steelers game in November. coming out to support the Euclid City American Dairy Association Mideast Western Reserve, Food for the Poor, Congratulations to all of the students Schools. The Cleveland Browns “Play and Fuel Up to Play 60. Schools for Water in Africa, Catho- lic Charities to the Rosemary Center, Akron Children’s Hospital, 40 Days for Life, a mission in El Salvador, The Leu- Euclid residents participate in roller derby charity bout kemia & Lymphoma Society, Catholic Relief Services, Birthright, the parish’s by Dana Schaffer Outreach Program and the Sr. Dorothy Two athletes with Euclid roots will Kazel Scholarship Fund, and the Dio- strap on skates December 1 for a wild cese of Cleveland’s “Rooted in Faith night of roller derby action, all while Campaign.” Their giving is rounded helping a local charity. out by a donation made in memory of a The Burning River Roller Girls, Cleve- relative of a faculty member. land’s first flat track roller derby league, will present Black & Blue 7, the group’s “The amount donated is not impor- seventh annual charity bout at the Ohio tant,” states Monroe. She goes on to Nets Sports Complex in Parma. say, “What is important is to teach our All of the teams of the Burning River children - at a young age - to be gen- Roller Girls will regroup into Team erous with their many blessings. By Black and Team Blue for one of the doing so, they become “good stewards” most popular roller derby events of the of their God-given gifts. We want them year. Among the skaters will be Euclid to appreciate what they have, and to be Euclid resident Action Jackson (left) grabs a fallen chair during full-contact musical chairs at last year’s Black resident Cyndee Jackson, who skates & Blue charity event. able to recognize the needs of those less under the name Action Jackson, repre- fortunate.” senting Team Blue. ing a portion of every ticket sale to pertickets.com/event/292991. Tickets In the classroom adjacent to Mrs. But the highlight of night will be Beech Brook, a Northeast Ohio agency are $15 at the door for adults. Dis- Monroe, faculty member, Mrs. Karol the halftime show, in which the new designed to provide prevention, inter- counted tickets available for children Pfeifer, is busy organizing a holiday recruits of the Burning River Roller vention and treatment programs for 12 and younger. food drive for The Euclid Hunger Cen- Girls will engage in a battle of full-con- some of the area’s most vulnerable For more information, visit www.burnin- ter. This is the second year Pfeifer and tact musical chairs—on skates! Euclid children, teens and families. For 160 griverrollergirls.com. the 5th and 6th graders involved in the High School alumna Dani Reagan will years, Beech Brook has been providing National Elementary Honor society be proving what she’s made of as she services ranging from mentoring and Dana Shaffer is a local writer and edi- have taken on this project. These stu- joins the rest of the first-year skaters in counseling to fostering and adoption. tor, covering topics ranging from tires to the brutal battle for the last chair. Tickets are available for $12 in windows, roller derby to jewelry. Continued on Page 10 This year, the league will be donat- advance for adults at www.brownpa- Page 2 The Euclid Observer Volume 3 • Issue 11 December 2012 December 2012 The Euclid Observer Volume 3 • Issue 11 Page 3
Inside Cover Community Mayor’s Corner Holiday Fire and Life Safety Tips Euclid Kiwanis brings “Boots and Shoes” to Euclid children by Kari Cunningham normal business hours to allow the from the Euclid Fire Department The LameThe annual “Boots and guests of the Kiwanis Club of Euclid to Proud Member Of The Observer Media Family Of Community Owned Newspapers & Websites Shoes” community outreach program purchase boots and shoes for the winter by Will Anderson 3. Do not connect too many light sets of the Kiwanis Club of Euclid took months. Each family who participated Hello, Euclid! The Euclid Fire Depart- together and never use extension Your Independent Source for Euclid place on November 11th and 18th at expressed their sincere gratitude for the ment and the State Fire Marshal would cords that are worn or cracked. Do News & Opinion Payless ShoeSource located at 22388 opportunity to receive boots and shoes like to take a moment of your time to not run them under rugs or over Published monthly with a current circulation of remind you to be safe during this fes- sharp objects. Lakeshore Boulevard in Euclid, OH. in preparation for the winter season. 10,000+ copies. The paper is made available Over 70 children from Euclid A special thanks is extended to the tive season. In order to protect yourself, 4. Turn off the lights when you go to free of charge and can be found at business your family, and your home we’d like PCP ADs sizes_Layout 1 8/24/12 12:53 PM Page 27 City Schools were selected by school Lakeshore Boulevard Payless Shoe- locations within the City of Euclid and on our bed or leave the house. to warn you of three factors which pose administrators and the Euclid Board Source team for another successful web site. 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One in five holiday fires occur and community good will in the City of Euclid According to the National Fire mittee for organizing the entire event and beyond. season is here and for most it is a time because a heat source is too close to Protection Association, one third of and providing the recipients with to visit with family and friends, enjoy the tree. Locate the tree as far away Become an Observer! holiday fires are electrical failures. gloves and a special holiday treat. great food, reflect on the past year and from heat sources as possible. Never Never use lights with damaged sockets place lighted candles on or near the The Kiwanis Club of Euclid is part of As a product of citizen journalism, The Euclid exchange gifts. As I get older, I have or wires. Check each strand before put- tree. 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Do not block your primary or alter- not matter if you are a professional or an damaged lights. Replace burned-out since it was chartered in 1927. For more amateur, our editorial staff will be glad to help some of the best gifts we can give and native escape routes with a tree, bulbs with bulbs of the same wattage as information about the Kiwanis Club of you through the process. receive. Let others know what the sea- decorations, or presents. indicated on the tag of the light set. Euclid, or to join us as a member, please son means to you and how much you That’s what you can Register at our website Member Center where The Euclid Fire Department encour- email us at [email protected] or appreciate having them in your life. you can submit stories, press releases, letters DECORATIVE LIGHTING SAFETY TIPS ages all citizens to have a working smoke And what about neighbors, co-work- expect from a Lake Health search for Euclid Kiwanis on Facebook. to the editor and photos. Go to www.eucli- 1. Purchase lights that have an Under- alarm installed on each level of the ers and others who don’t have anyone dobserver.com, click on Member Center, sign writers Laboratories (UL) label and home. Please remember to have a home primary care physician. Dr. Kari Cunningham is the Immedi- in, click on Submit Story, and start writing. to share the holidays with? We can give only use the lights according the fire escape plan and practice it twice a ate Past President of the Kiwanis Club No need to register to post online calendar or them the gift of a visit, a meal or plate of Found house shoes to keep his feet cozy all winter. classified ads. manufacturer’s instructions. year. We want you and your family to of Euclid. cookies, or simply spend time together enjoy the holidays. If you need our ser- 2. Outdoor lights are specifically You can mail your stories to the Euclid Observer sharing conversation or enjoying a card vices, please call. We’ll be there! Stay labeled for outdoor use. Outdoor office at 650 E. 185th St., Cleveland, 44119. game or movie. The gift of our time is safe, and thanks for your time. priceless and cherished. lights should be fastened securely Next deadline: January 25, 2013 What will you remember most from and placed on a ground fault inter- Will Anderson is the Platoon Chief of A Couple of Inspirations: rupter circuit. www.euclidobserver.com 216.531.6790 this holiday season? The stuff you the Euclid Fire Department. received as gifts, or the time you spent Dorothy and Sal Calabrese PUBLISHER John Copic with the people you care about? Christmas services schedules Imani 1505 E. 260th Street; (216) 732-8204 Wishing you a Very Merry Christ- by Ellen Ivory EDITORIAL COORDINATOR Betsy Voinovich Ss. Robert & William Catholic Parish mas and a Healthy and Prosperous compiled by Ellen Ivory [email protected] 367 E. 260th Street; (216) 731-1515 For the past three years, Ss. Robert The Euclid community is blessed with many diverse New Year! www.srweuclid.cc and William Catholic Parish has pre- churches. A few of them have been listed here. The ADVERTISING John Copic, 216.531.6790 holidays are right around the corner and you are cordially Mon., December 24; 4, 7 & 10 p.m. sented the “Alleluia Award” given in invited to join these church communities in worship. (Christmas Eve - Carols begin at 9:30 p.m.) remembrance of Sr. Dorothy Kazel, an WEBMASTERS Dan Ott, Jim O’Bryan 7, 9 & 11 a.m You will be warmly welcomed. You may even find a new Tues., December 25; Euclid Art Association Mon., December 31; 4 p.m. Ursuline Sister, who lived and breathed WRITERS Yolanda Albergottie, Will Anderson, church to call home! 9 & 11 a.m. Solemnity of Mary The Euclid Art Association will be Tues., January 1; the Gospel and who was tragically Mayor Bill Cervenik, John Copic, Kari Cunning- If you have a special story that you would like to murdered in El Salvador. ham, Audrey Holzman, Ellen Ivory, Jennifer in the Breckenridge Village Fall Art Boulevard Presbyterian share about your church, please contact Ellen Ivory 24600 Lakeshore Boulevard; (216) 731-8147 The recipients of this year’s award Millett, Richard Osborne, Dana Schaffer, Show at Breckenridge Village Gallery, at:[email protected]. are Dorothy and Salvatore Calabrese. Sukki, Del Tekieli, Bill Tilton, Alyce Turner, Mahan Cultural Center, 36851 Ridge Church of the Epiphany Lauren Zbiegienn Road, Willoughby, Ohio. Christmas Mass Schedule Churches 21000 Lake Shore Boulevard; (216) 731-1316 They were honored with a plaque and Our Lady of the Lake a social on Saturday, December 1, 2012 The Euclid Observer is powered by: AGS From December 5, 2012 to Living Waters For a referral to a Lake H ealth primary at the parish. E. 200th & Lake Shore Boulevard; (216) 486-0850 24951 Lakeland Boulevard; (216) 289-6673 Dorothy & Sal Calabrese January 28, 2013 www.ourladyofthelakeoh.org care physician near you, call the Best Dorothy and Sal have been members Mon., December 24; 4 and 7 p.m. & Midnight St. John of the Cross of this institution since 1967. They have makes us feel good. 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Second Annual Holiday Celebration Puts Downtown Euclid in the Holiday Spirit Downtown Euclid came alive concert. Families found lots to do The highlight of the evening greeting children and hearing with lights and music on throughout the center. Hundreds was the lighting ceremony holiday wish lists. The horse and November30 as the second annual of happy diners enjoyed the presided over by Mayor Bill wagon stayed for the evening, Euclid Holiday Celebration drew internationally themed menu Cervenik. At the flip of a switch, too, to provide rides through the a happy crowd of residents and at the Culinary Bistro, where with help from two students from park for happy families. With visitors. Approximately 1,500 students of Euclid City School’s Our Lady of the Lake school, cups of hot cocoa to warm their adults and children gathered at culinary vocational program the mayor lit up the holiday spirits, visitors enjoyed a magical Shore Cultural Centre for what prepared an array of tasty treats. decorations and introduced a evening in downtown Euclid – is quickly becoming a treasured Carolers from Silhouette Theater special visitor from the North and many stayed afterwards to holiday tradition. The festivities Company strolled through the Pole. Santa and Mrs. Claus visit downtown eateries. began with arts and crafts, a park all evening providing music arrived in a horse-drawn sleigh, We’re already looking forward holiday shop and a sing-a-long and a festive touch. and spent the rest of the evening to next year!
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Villa Angela – St. Joseph High School Villa Angela – St. Joseph High School
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Coach Bill Gutbrod: Remembering a Viking legend Jordan Walker signs to attend Bucknell Viking by Bill Tilton on the legendary 1987 St. Joseph team, Jordan Walker has seemingly never thought you could do. He and all the girls now that player out on the court that sees Views It was an unseasonably clear and warm wore a white mesh Vikings football jer- backed down from a challenge. here helped me achieve that.” things most players don’t see,” Royer said. Tuesday morning on Dec. 4 at the corner of sey over his shirt and tie. Eiseman’s It is what has made the Villa Angela- Royer said Walker has blossomed since “Having four years with her, the overall ‘A great leader E. 185th Street and Lakeshore Boulevard. choice of wardrobe was an easy one for St. Joseph senior transform herself from arriving at VASJ in the fall of 2009, and presence and drive is what separates her. Perhaps it was a sign from above that all the influence Gutbrod had on him as a promising freshman into an elite senior has made herself into a Division I student- She has the heart of a lion. What she has and motivator’ even God would never interfere with the a student-athlete and as a man moving outside hitter, and has pushed her aca- athlete both on and off the court. He said done for our volleyball team over the past by Richard Osborne honoring of this Viking legend. forward with the rest of his life. demically to become one of the top every coach he knows in Northeast Ohio four years is incredible. She will be part of My own memories of him are from a Bill Gutbrod, who coached the St. “We were undefeated in our year, and students at the school. has raved about Walker’s prowess as a our record books for some time, And she bit more distance than the players who Joseph football team from its founding in this was the last day we were going to Walker is now ready for her next chal- player and has earned respect across the has worked very hard for it.” knew him best. I sat in his classroom 1950 to 1990, died on Nov. 29. He was 87. give Bill Gutbrod accolades so I felt very lenge, and there is definitely no backing area for her performance Walker was selected as a first-team all and, of course, in the stands where we On Tuesday morning, his funeral strong about wearing the jersey today,” down as she signed a national letter of “The transformation she has made News-Herald performer and is a four- cheered our hearts out as he directed procession traveled down Lakeshore Eiseman said. “He taught us everything intent to continue her volleyball career at from freshman year to now, is that she is year starter for the Vikings. the Vikings to victory. Boulevard from St. Jerome Church to the about discipline and how to be prepared Bucknell on Nov. 19 in the Ministry Cen- In my senior year, the football sea- high school and was greeted by members for life. He brought it 100 percent every ter at the high school. son of 1968, we went 10-0-0. I say “we” of the VASJ boys basketball and football day, in school and on the field. I felt I Viking football and basketball players form an honor guard as the funeral procession passes the school where “I visited Bucknell and I fell in love,” because his inspiration made all of us teams in front of the building. There was needed to wear the jersey just to give the Gutbrod established himself as a legend. Walker said. “They stressed education feel we were part of the team. a reception in the gymnasium follow- man some respect back. said. “Coach Gutbrod really knew what tunity to be associated with a wonderful and I loved that. I want to push myself You didn’t have to play football for ing the procession where several former “Today is all about the old-time sto- I needed in my life at that time and he mentor and learn from an outstanding because I know it is going to be harder at Bill Gutbrod to know that you were in players, assistants, colleagues, friends ries. They get better and better every filled that void as a father figure. I didn’t coach,” said VASJ football Coach John Sto- college than it is here, and while it is hard the presence of someone great. And and admirers of Gutbrod gathered to time we talk about them.” really have a mentor when I came to rey, who also assisted Gutbrod for many to leave this school, I am ready for a whole that is why he is a Viking legend whose share stories about the man so many Two great storytellers – and great foot- coach with him. The slogans and the way seasons. “Through both his words and new challenge.” influence will remain part of who we consider to be an institution. ball coaches – stopped at Viking Village I approached things at Lake Catholic was actions, he inspired us as the embodiment The 6-foot standout has played volley- are forever. Classes were cancelled for the day, a after the funeral and were sharing glow- all Bill Gutbrod. of the Viking spirit. Hail red and blue!” ball since sixth grade and club volleyball In the days since Coach Gutbrod’s decision that administrators made out of ing anecdotes about Gutbrod. Former “He was a great motivator and he was As a teacher, Gutbrod filled several since eighth grade. She is interested in death, his players and students have respect for a man who was a pillar of ath- Gutbrod assistant John Gibbons, who so loyal to everybody. He loved his family roles. He taught Health, Physical Edu- studying journalism and traveling abroad paused to reflect on his influence on letics, academics and values at the school went on to win back-to-back state cham- and he loved being a teacher and a coach. cation, Biology, Psychology and Social after her college career is complete. their lives. In the touching tribute for almost half a century. pionships as head coach at Lake Catholic He knew what to say at the right time Studies. He also served as Attendance “First, I didn’t realize how hard it is to by writer Bill Tilton on the opposite “When you mention Bill Gutbrod’s in 1991 and 1992, and 1991 VASJ gradu- almost all the time. He was very patient Officer and Alumni and Development get a D-I scholarship, but I realize that I am page, Desmond Howard ’88 talks name, it speaks for itself,” VASJ Princi- ate Rick Finotti, who played on the 1989 with people and let everybody speak Director. blessed to have earned this,” Walker said. about the core values his beloved coach pal Dave Csank said. “When you think state championship team for Gutbrod their peace. He treated everyone with Reverend Roger W. Gries, Auxiliary “This program (at VASJ) is very special, espoused – “hard work, discipline, sac- of the hundreds, thousands of young and won his own state title as coach of such love and respect it was hard not to Bishop of Cleveland, gave a heartfelt and Coach (Mark) Royer really pushed rifice, integrity, selflessness and the true men whose lives were impacted by Coach St. Edward, each spoke more about the respond to him.” homily at St. Jerome Church. me. Sometimes you do things you never Cindy and Scotti Nathanson with daughters McKenna and Jordan Walker. Jordan is wearing her Bucknell cap. meaning of teamwork.” Gutbrod, it’s really incredible. When you man than any Xs and Os they might have Among the notables at the church ser- “God uses human beings as his Here is what some others have said: have a person of that stature, you have to borrowed from their time around the vices included Desmond Howard, Elvis agents. He speaks to us through the Jack Busher ’60: “There have been honor him.” legendary Vikings coach. Grbac and numerous other former players, human patience and expertise of teach- many people who greatly influenced By the time the guests had reached Finotti, who guided the Eagles to the Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson addresses VASJ students students and colleagues of Gutbrod, as well ers and coaches like Bill Gutbrod,” my life, but probably none more the Viking Village following the ser- school’s first state championship in foot- as Gutbrod’s large family, which includes Bishop Gries said. “Bill Gutbrod lives than Coach Gutbrod. I was fortunate vices at St. Jerome, the mourning period ball in 2010, grew up in Euclid and always Frank G. Jackson, mayor of Cleve- VASJ students and 12 Japanese visitors seven children and many grandchildren. in the hearts of every young man who enough to coach high school athletes appeared to be ending and it was now knew where he wanted to go to high school land, fielded a wide variety of questions from Hachinohe St. Ursula High School Howard, a current ESPN college football ever played for him.” for 41 years, and I did my best every day time to celebrate the man who impacted and what coach he wanted to play for. from students at an all-school assembly in Japan. In October, he met with VASJ analyst who played for Gutbrod at St. Joe’s Like so many of Gutbrod’s former to emulate The Coach.” thousands of lives – on and off the foot- “There was only one school for me, at Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School visitors along with Roman Kirn, ambas- and went on to become a Heisman Trophy players, Bishop Gries focused on the man Ted Haas ’60: “Coach Bill Gutbrod has ball field – during his decades of service and Coach Gutbrod always had this (VASJ) on Thursday, November 29. sador from the Republic of Slovenia, winner at Michigan and Super Bowl MVP as much as on his vast gridiron knowl- always been and will forever be the ideal at the high school. almost grandfather-like aura about him Student Council President Domi- who spoke at VASJ as part of the school’s for the Green Bay Packers, remembered edge. He spoke of Gutbrod as a devoted model of a great person who made a great Matt Eiseman, who played tight end that made him so easy to connect with. nic Nicholas moderated the assembly. Our World Today program. his high school coach as one of the most family man who deeply loved his wife, contribution to my fondest memories of The way Coach Gutbrod treated every- Among numerous special guests were Mayor Jackson lives in Cleveland’s important influences in his life. children and grandchildren. my high school days at St. Joe’s.” one in the classroom and on the football Cleveland Councilman Mike Polensek, Central neighborhood, where he grew “At the age of 15, I was blessed to play “He was even more of a legend in his Joseph Miheli ’68: “A great leader field is what made him an institution,” who represents the Collinwood com- up. He graduated from Cleveland Pub- for a coach who helped to create a foun- home,” Gries said. “So many of us will and motivator of men. R.I.P., Coach.” Finotti said. munity, and Sister Laura Bregar, OSU, lic Schools and served in the U.S. Army. dation built on hard work, discipline, miss him because so many of us loved Robert Bobrowski ’70: “As we stood “It’s very simple – the man is St. Joseph principal of Our Lady of the Lake After returning to Cleveland, he earned sacrifice, integrity, selflessness and the him and were loved by him.” in the locker room at our 40th reunion, football,” Finotti added. “Myself and other School in Euclid. an associate’s degree from Cuyahoga true meaning of teamwork,” Howard And in a poignant, lighthearted mes- I could not believe a man who had coaches strive to one day have the kind of In a wide-ranging exchange with stu- Community College and his bachelor’s said. “Those core values significantly sage to the Supreme Coach, the Bishop coached that long and at his age could impact on our players that Coach Gut- degree, master’s degree and law degree contributed to my successes – on and said: “If you have any openings for dents, the mayor spoke of his personal fire up a passionate plea to his players brod had on his. When I first got the job at from Cleveland State University. off the field. For that, I will forever be coaches on your team up there, you’ve background, the motivating factors that that made us want to put a helmet on St. Edward, I sat down with my staff and He began his public service career grateful to Coach Gutbrod. He is greatly got a good one.” led him to pursue a life of public ser- for him and run – try to, at least – out I reflected on the impact Coach Gutbrod appreciated and deeply missed.” Tim Gutbrod eulogized his father, tell- vice, and his philosophy of leadership. as an assistant city prosecutor in the on the field. Thanks, Coach G.” had on me and the football families and In 41 seasons at St. Joe’s, Gutbrod’s ing the story of his life through the special Cleveland Municipal Court Clerk’s Through it all, the mayor stressed the Mayor Jackson speaks at VASJ assembly. Tom Bresnan ’70: “We were blessed everyone associated with the program at teams compiled a record of 268-107-17. memories tied to each of the four seasons. vital importance of education. Office. From 1990 through 2005, Jack- to have the opportunity to play football St. Joe’s. That’s what I wanted to bring to His teams won seven Crown Conference He told of his father’s sweet tooth, and “Education is the key to success,” the renew it if insufficient gains are made. son represented Cleveland’s 5th Ward for him. I have a terribly sad heart right St. Edward, to take care of the kids on and titles and enjoyed five undefeated seasons. how we would bring home box after box mayor said. “The challenge is to follow “If there was a recurring them in on Cleveland City Council. From 2002- now, but I know that is how I should off the field and success would come. He guided the program to a 25-game of World’s Finest Chocolate, which was the map that will get you where you the mayor’s remarks, it was that lead- 2005, Jackson also served as president of feel when someone who has had a great “To see former teammates here today unbeaten streak from 1962-1964. sold by St. Joe students as a fundraiser. need to be.” ers must take responsibility,” said Cleveland City Council. impact on my life dies. He was the that I haven’t seen in years and other for- Most notably, Gutbrod led the Vikings to The kids would raid his stash. To that end, he spoke of the recently VASJ President Richard Osborne. Jackson began his tenure as mayor of greatest role model ever.” mer Vikings come back and to see the the Division II state championship in 1989. He also recounted how his father, approved levy for the Cleveland Metro- “He said life is about decisions and Cleveland in January 2006. Kevin Flynt ’70: “He was a special impact Coach Gutbrod had moving for- A charter inductee into the St. Joseph always the coach, would organize neigh- politan School District. The 15-mill tax, following through.” Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School man. God bless him.” ward on so many people is very powerful.” High School Hall of Fame in 1987, Gut- borhood football games. He said all five the first operating levy for the district The assembly began with the posting is a Catholic, comprehensive, co-edu- Greg Lieb ’70: “I took a lot of life’s Gibbons, who served as Gutbrod’s brod was a product of Cleveland’s Holy sons played football for St. Joe’s and the to pass since 1996, puts steps in motion of colors by the Viking Honor Guard, cational high school committed to values from Coach. The man just com- defensive coordinator from 1974-1980, Name High School. He served in the mil- coach’s two daughters were both Viking to improve the quality of education in freshmen Liam Staunton, Jacob Stauffer academic excellence and the develop- manded and deserved respect. If you rejoiced in old stories about going to itary during World War II. In the postwar cheerleaders. The coach’s late wife, Jean, Cleveland. The levy was supported by and Jayson Johnson. The Pledge of Alle- ment of student gifts. With a college just listened and observed, there was a Franklin’s to get a sundae with the coach era he received an education degree from was responsible for first bringing girl His Excellency Richard Lennon, Bishop giance was led by Senior Class President preparatory curriculum rooted in lot to learn.” and receiving as many life lessons there as the University of Dayton. Following the cheerleaders to the school. of Cleveland. Trashay Harris. Ursuline and Marianist core values of Mark Yezzi ’73: “You’ll ALWAYS be a he did in the locker room or coach’s office. tradition of UD’s Marianist educators, “St. Joseph was our family patron Pointing out that the levy will expire The mayor’s visit to VASJ followed two education, service, justice and diver- Viking. R.I.P., Coach.” “I was a young man, in my 20s, when I he accepted a position at the Marianists’ saint,” Tim Gutbrod said. “He was a in four years, the mayor acknowledged recent occasions in which he received sity, VASJ strives to bring each student came to coach here for Bill and I had lost new school, St. Joseph, in the fall of 1950. great father, but most of all he was our Gutbrod coached Viking football from the school’s that he and school officials will be held VASJ visitors to his City Hall office. Last to a deeper commitment to Jesus Christ Richard Osborne ’69 is the president of founding in 1950 through the 1990 season. my father not long before that,” Gibbons “I’ve been blessed to have the oppor- best friend.” accountable because voters will not March, the mayor greeted a group of and Gospel values. Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School. Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School 18491 Lakeshore Boulevard • Cleveland, OH 44119 • 216-481-8414 • www.vasj.com 18491 Lakeshore Boulevard • Cleveland, OH 44119 • 216-481-8414 • www.vasj.com Catholic education in the Ursuline and Marianist traditions Catholic education in the Ursuline and Marianist traditions
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Forum Bistro 185: Insights on Insurance: Clothes Dryer Fires Neighborhood food with big city taste by David Carlson Fifty-four percent of clothes dryer by Sukki and helpful server Richard to pair our An estimated 2,900 clothes dryer fires fires in residential buildings were con- Bistro 185 lets diners expe- entrees with a wine and he was happy to in residential buildings are reported fined to the object of origin. rience the atmosphere of a oblige. I had Sauteed Wild Caught Flor- to U.S. fire departments each year Damaging fires can occur if clothes warm and familiar family- ida Hog Snapper. The perfectly prepared and cause an estimated $35 million in dryers are not properly installed or owned establishment while white and mild fish came with a light and property losses, according to a new gov- maintained. The report notes that feasting on well-thought-out dishes. The buttery Hollandaise Sauce nestled upon ernment report. 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Faith in Euclid Euclid Cares
may be making those around you crazy. It’s time to The center of it all Horoscopes find the balance between work and relaxation. The Our Lady of the Lake School: Families of Faith by Sukki time off you have in December should be spent by Yolanda Albergottie December 2012 The Winter Solstice will be the 21st doing things that make you happy. Gift to yourself: by Jennifer Millett and Lauren Zbiegien are called to serve one another. munity that helps to provide a base for All body movement originates at the day of this month. This day represents the ‘return Get a massage. The holidays are always a special Students will also be participating in these faith-filled experiences. The sur- core or as it’s known in Pilates, the power- of light’ bringing more daylight hours than the days time of year, especially at Our Lady of several drives for the needy. There was rounding area businesses are already house. The three groups of muscles which before. This is one of many reasons December is a Libra (September 24–October 23) You are quite time for celebration and new beginnings, especially the Lake School. The students kicked a food drive held the week of Novem- getting involved in the school fund- make up the powerhouse or core, are the a busy bee this month! Projects, errands, shop- off the holiday season with a Faith ber 12-16. Food collected was given raiser, Life on the Lake. Life on the if you suffer from the Winter Blues. ping, and work projects are completed with ease muscles of the pelvic floor, lower back and and a smile. You will long to find more to do so Charitable Poker is Alive and Family gathering on November 9. to the St. Vincent de Paul Society to Lake is the major fundraiser held each abs (abdominal muscles). A weak core Aries (March 21–April 19) After the 13th of the you should find ways to raise funds for a special Faith Families are when the students provide for people right here in our year in order to keep down the cost of limits the body’s range of motion, muscle month, you will feel a positive shift in energy, so holiday cause. Gift to yourself: Treadmill. gather in small communities from kin- community. Students are also being a Catholic education, provide updated strength and also hinders stability and gear up for new opportunities. The Solstice will Well in Willoughby Hills dergarten through eighth grade with a asked to participate in a gloves, hats, technology, and a thriving fine arts balance. Whether swinging a golf club, cause you to drive home and spend time alone. Scorpio (October 24–November 22) This teacher present. The eighth graders in and scarves drive for those in need. program. 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Rest up for the New Year when you involved the eighth graders sharing Our Lady of the Lake School is how to donate to this great event. abs workout: local charities and is a vital part of of the poker scene in NorthEast powerpoints of examples on how we fortunate to have such a strong com- can come back out of your shell and celebrate the Sagittarius (November 23–December 21) The Most often when we think of abs, we light of day! Gift to yourself: E-Reader. Sun in your sign brings good things and warm the charitable community in the Ohio”. think of the “six pack” or the rectus abdo- feelings in December. Your relationships in love, area. It is state of the art electronic On the poker side of things, CARING - Continued from Front Page minus muscle. But it is the transverse Gemini (May 21–June 20) You are the focus career and family are all going smoothly. 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