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President’s Leadership Circle Reception Honors Raymond ’44 and Eleanor Smiley PG 7 Serving Others in His Name 2017-2022 Strategic Planning A publication of Holy Name High School Process Underway PG 30 FALL 2017 VOL. 35 / NO. 1 WWW.HOLYNAMEHS.COM OVER 17,000 1 NAMER REASON GRADUATES TO GIVE

CELEBRATING OVER 100 YEARS OF TRADITION

The Holy Name Fund is the backbone of our annual fundraising efforts. It “The education is a direct appeal to all of our constituents to philanthropically support our that everyone has received is far school. This unrestricted annual fund appeal supports our overall operating greater in cost budget, including programs, faculty professional development, facility than the tuition enhancements, and campus ministry, and also provides financial aid. that was charged when they were What is the difference What does it mean How do I give to the there. As we look between the Holy to Bridge the Gap? Annual Fund? continually toward QName Fund and the Q Q the future, it is Gala Auction? Holy Name’s mission is to Your tax-deductible gift so important that provide a faith-centered, can be made with a check those students, The Holy Name Fund is an college preparatory education made payable to Holy Name Aappeal to our community Athat helps in the formation of AHigh School, stock, credit who have not had to make an unrestricted young men and women who card (VISA, MasterCard the opportunity donation directly back to desire a Catholic education. and AMEX), or online at of sufficient the school to support its The actual cost per student www.holynamehs.com/ resources, can be mission. Dollars raised is $12,451 versus tuition of donate-to-hn. at the Gala Auction, rewarded by the $9,900. There is a $2,551 gifts from others specifically through the per student GAP between Matching gifts double Namers in Need Live tuition and actual cost. Your the effectiveness of your who have been Auction, are restricted gift to the Holy Name Fund dollars. Many companies successful, in hope to support student provides over 60% of our offer matching gift that they also are.” scholarships and students with some level of programs, and they are a emergency assistance financial support to help wonderful way to double – Raymond E. for families faced with a bridge the GAP. your gift amount! Smiley ’44 temporary hardship.

For more information, contact Michele Fusco Scoccola, Director of Advancement at [email protected].

THE TRIPLE THREAT MIND, BODY, SPIRIT Holy Name Fund Fall 2017

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2 | Holy Name Fund 14 | Emerald Isle Adventures: Holy Name Takes On Ireland 4 | President's Message: Grateful, Thankful and Blessed 15 | Go Green Wave: Athletics Update 5 | Capital Improvements: Cicerchi Field Blessing and Dedication Ceremony 16 | Alumni Spotlight: Emily Day ’08 6 | A Wave of Positivity: Principal’s Message and Graduation 17 | Namer Notes 7 | Moving Forward with Advancement: 18 | There’s No Place Like Home: Auction and President’s Leadership Circle Reception 2017 Homecoming, Golf Outing, Hall of Fame and Reunion Information 8 | Career Experiences: Career Shadowing and Internships 20 | Donor Roll 11 | Student Corner 30 | Strategic Plan

Holy Name High School Mission Statement The mission of Holy Name High School is to educate young men and women to proclaim the good news of the Gospel, empowering them to lead Christ-like lives, thus discovering their potential and value in the process of becoming responsible and caring citizens of the global community.

holynamehs.com | FALL 2017 3 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Holy Name High School 6000 Queens Highway Grateful, Thankful Parma Heights, OH 44130 440.886.0300 and Blessed holynamehs.com Terrence J. Kenneally ’67, M.A., J.D. Dear Alumni, Parents and Friends: PRESIDENT Shelbrey Althoff Blanc ’95, The holiday season presents the perfect On the horizon, the next opportunity to M.A., M.Ed. opportunity to reflect and be grateful for the be thankful and excited for is our 2017-2022 PRINCIPAL many blessings at Holy Name. As a school, we are Strategic Plan (pages 30-31). To advance the Karen Carter, M.A.T. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, fortunate to have generous supporters who give mission of Holy Name and meet the challenges ACADEMICS AND SUPERVISION back to Holy Name and believe in our mission of the 21st century, the school’s Advisory Board Michael Sullivan, M.P.A. to educate the minds, bodies and spirits of young recently engaged in this process. Our goal is to ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, men and women in Northeast Ohio. From the ensure that we continue to provide a sustainable DISCIPLINE AND STUDENT ACTIVITIES Michele Fusco Scoccola, M.A., CFRM entire school community, thank you for sharing and thriving future in Catholic education. DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT your time, talents and treasures. The research process, which involved surveys, Andy Krakowiak ’73, M.A. Throughout this magazine, one-on-one interviews and focus groups, was DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL INITIATIVES you will read about what we are led by strategic planning consultants who then Colleen Corrigan Day ’88 thankful for at Holy Name. helped the Strategic Planning Committee (SPC) DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONS Kate McCall ’05, M.A. For example, Raymond ’44 identify Holy Name’s opportunities, strengths and COMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATE and Eleanor Smiley, who challenges. Four operating focus areas surfaced: Debby Marchetta, M.S. recently gave $250,000 1) Finance and Funding; 2) Student Experience; DATA, GIFT PROCESSING, that has been earmarked 3) Enrollment; and 4) Marketing. AND RESEARCH ASSOCIATE Trace Althoff for our future chemistry The hard work of the plan lies ahead. The INTERIM DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS lab renovation (page 7). The SPC is now taking the next steps to create an Emily Balodis Yaya ’10 Smileys have also put forth a internal working document that will address ASSISTANT DIRECTOR $45,000 matching gift challenge for the specific goals, set timelines and assign staff OF ADMISSIONS our 2017-2018 Holy Name Fund Campaign. responsibilities. This plan will provide Holy Bernie Kowal, CPA FINANCE DIRECTOR What a wonderful gift they have given to help Name with a new foundation of broad goals Bill Joyce ’95 kickstart our annual appeal! and strategic objectives upon which our school ART DIRECTION On October 17, students and faculty had the can remain a vibrant co-educational, college Paul Kowal ’08, Hal Stata, Stata privilege of celebrating Mass with new Diocese preparatory institution. Productions, Carlton Wright ’19 and Prestige Portraits of Cleveland Bishop Nelson J. Perez (page 11). May God bless these efforts and continue to PHOTOGRAPHERS Students were eager to tell him what makes Holy use Holy Name High School to infuse Catholicity Advisory Board Members Name special, mentioning our 103-year history, in all areas of academics, fine arts and athletics. Scott Opincar ’87, J.D., Esq. the Chapel in the center of the school, teachers CHAIR who always go the extra mile and the fantastic All Hail Holy Name, Patrice Alberty school spirit. Denis Bruncak ’72 Four days after Bishop Perez’s visit, we were Laura Koballa Hudak ’84 happy to welcome retired Auxiliary Bishop of Patrick Hyland, Jr. Cleveland Roger W. Gries, who led the Cicerchi Lori Zoss Kraska ’93 Joseph Laviano ’87 Field Blessing and Dedication Ceremony (page 5). Terrence J. Kenneally ’67 Timothy Leonard ’84 It was a beautiful day to honor those who made President Scott McCafferty ’85 our on-campus, multi-purpose turf field a reality. Holy Name High School Thomas Moran, J.C.D. Gregory E. Preisel ’92, CPA To advance the mission of Holy Name and meet Mark Priebe ’88 Deena Rini ’03, M.B.A. the challenges of the 21st century, the school’s Advisory Frank N. Rini ’75 Board recently engaged in this [Strategic Planning] Honorary Advisory Board process. Our goal is to ensure that we continue to provide Rev. John T. Carlin, M.Div., M.A., M.B.A., M.A. a sustainable and thriving future in Catholic education. Rev. William Krizner, M.Div. Anthony Magalski ’81, M.D.

4 HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL | holynamehs.com CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS

A Proud Day to be a Namer he Cicerchi name may be on the field, but let us remember the name that ignites and “ rekindles the flame of love for our almaT mater is His Holy Name.” Class of 1965 graduate Rich Cicerchi’s words resonated well with Holy Name alumni, students and supporters, who came to the Cicerchi Field Blessing and Dedication Ceremony on Saturday, October 21. Retired Auxiliary Bishop of Cleveland Roger W. Gries opened the ceremony. In a special prayer, he said, “May almighty God bless this field. Bless all who will be participating in any sport or activity on this field, so that enriched and strengthened by the gift of this field, to Holy Name High School, the Green Wave may continue to prosper and continue to flow to victory.” President Terrence Kenneally ’67 then wel- comed Cicerchi to reflect on why it was impor- tant to him to support the project, and make the turf field a reality. “I did this because ‘character intangibles’ were either first experienced or uniquely reinforced during my football days at Holy Name,” said Cicerchi. “They became a part of me, even to this day, and are foundational to all of my success as a husband, father, business- man and Christian. Hopefully, this field will help today’s Namers have a similar experience.” Student-athletes, band members and cheer- leaders were all involved in the ceremony. Drum line members provided musical entertainment before and after the dedication, while Giovanna Layne ’21 lent her beautiful voice to sing the National Anthem and alma mater. Varsity and JV football cheerleaders led the crowd in a “We are HN” chant, and student-athletes from the football, girls soccer, volleyball and cross country teams were all represented. “Take a look at this field and what we have “I did this because ‘character intangibles’ were either accomplished in two years. It’s just phenom- first experienced or uniquely reinforced during my enal,” said Kenneally. “With the help of Bishop Lennon who gave us the go-ahead to start this football days at Holy Name. They became a part of project, with the assistance of Mayor Byrne me, even to this day, and are foundational to all of from Parma Heights who has been invaluable, my success as a husband, father, businessman and and with the countless other people who have Christian. Hopefully, this field will help today’s Namers had a hand in this project, I am proud to say I have a similar experience.” – Rich Cicerchi ’65, Lead Field Benefactor am a Holy Namer today.”

holynamehs.com | FALL 2017 5 A WAVE OF POSITIVITY

ACCOMPLISHED ALUM New Courses, Student ADDRESSES STUDENTS he Holy Name Class of Activities Kick Off 2017’s commencement Tceremony took place on May 26 at St. Columbkille Exciting School Year Church in Parma. Class valedictorian Carolyn Lloyd, Shelbrey Blanc ’95 now attending Mercyhurst PRINCIPAL University, gave the student ith one quarter of the 2017-2018 school year completed, address. Carolyn used now is the perfect time to review a few new and updated each line of the alma mater services Holy Name has made available to students. to reflect on the Class of 2017’s time at Holy Name, WThis year, a College Credit Plus (CCP) Art Foundations class has and also told her classmates been added. The Art Foundations class, taught by Fine Arts to “allow your future actions “Don’t be defined Department Chair Beth Ryan, allows advanced students and endeavors to show by your fears, but who have already taken several of the introductory your promise to continue empowered by them. art classes to further their abilities. Through the the work that began at Holy Name.” Learn from your coursework, students will learn about a variety Deena Rini ’03, who is mistakes and grow of art techniques and styles in both two and now the practice leader for through discipline.” three dimensional media, and how these skills retirement plan services at – Deena Rini ’03, can be used in future careers. Most importantly, Oswald Financial, gave the commencement speaker participating students receive both high school commencement address. She said to the graduates, credit and college credit, without leaving Holy “Don’t be defined by your Name’s campus. fears, but empowered by Along with this new course, I am pleased to say Holy them. Learn from your Name is offering more tutoring and intervention resources than mistakes and grow through ever before. Tutors, Mrs. Jasmine Carlsen, Mr. John Holton and Mr. discipline. It is far better to struggle through your Stephen Ovak, and intervention specialists, Ms. Taryn Cieslak and failures and persevere, than Ms. Jyll Schenault, work tirelessly with students to give them the extra to settle for someone you assistance they need to do well in English, math, social studies, science don’t want to be.” and other subject areas. Combined, the 141 Many upperclassmen also continue to take advantage of ACT Test members of the Class of 2017 earned $11 million Prep, especially the free tutoring and practice tests provided by Math in college scholarships, “Allow your future Teacher Mr. Mike Kozlowski. Since offering these services, students’ helping them to attend actions and endeavors ACT scores have improved, helping them with both college admittances universities such as Loyola to show your promise and merit-based scholarships. University - Chicago, to continue the Outside of the classroom, English teachers Mrs. Holly White and Miami University, Ohio University, The Ohio State work that began Mrs. Amy Hirzel have established a PenOhio Writing Team. Under University, Xavier University, at Holy Name.” their guidance, student writers will compete in interscholastic writing Wittenberg University and – Carolyn Lloyd, tournaments during the school year at both the varsity (11th and 12th many others. 2017 class valedictorian grade) and junior varsity (9th and 10th grade) levels. This is a great opportunity for students to express their creativity, as well as improve and become more confident in their writing. These are just some of the classes, resources and activities I am proud to say are available at Holy Name. The school’s interim director of admissions, Mr. Trace Althoff, has been sharing these good news items – among others – with prospective Class of 2022 students, and the energy surrounding Holy Name is positive. From the more than 250 students and families who came to Open House on October 8, to the eighth grade students who have been “Namers for a Day,” I can say that families are excited about Holy Name, and the school community has a lot to look forward to for years to come.

6 HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL | holynamehs.com MOVING FORWARD WITH ADVANCEMENT

Gala Auction Breaks Records ue to the support of nearly 250 attendees, along with the help of charitable donors and sponsors, the 2017 Cocktails on the DGreen: Rising Tide Gala Auction raised more than $160,000! The money raised will provide necessary resources, materials and financial aid to Holy Name students. Thank you to everyone who helped to ensure this year’s Gala Auction was once again a success, especially co-chairs Dr. Robert and Dr. Stacey Hancock P ’19, ’20; and the dedicated committee members who worked Co-Chairs Dr. Robert and tirelessly to prepare for the event. Dr. Stacey Hancock P ’19, ’20 2017 Gala Auction Sponsors Fay Sharpe KPM Tackla & Associates Cicerchi Development Company FieldTurf Lubrizol Terry J. Kenneally & Associates Class of 1984 Frank & Stacie Stanton Mahnic Family Music Fund The Cub House Child Care Center CORE IT Solutions & International Brotherhood of Electrical Qwestcom The Kenneally Family OCRON Systems Workers – Local 38 Records Deposition Service The Vasco Group Family First Caregivers J & F Transportation Rinello Builders Westlake Reed Leskosky WTWH Media Raymond ’44 and Eleanor Smiley Honored ratitude was the overall sentiment at the September 21 President’s Leadership Circle reception, where distinguished alumnus GRaymond Smiley ’44 was recognized for his generosity. Smiley, who has made the annual fund matching gift challenge possible the past few years, recently donated $250,000 to Holy Name. The money has been earmarked for supporting Catholic education, and how his the anticipated chemistry benevolence has, and will continue to, better the lab renovation. lives of young men and women at Holy Name. Before honoring Mr. As a token of appreciation, students pre- Smiley, President Ter- sented Mr. Smiley with a personalized Holy Raymond rence Kenneally ’67 Name canvas and keepsake box. Thank you Smiley ’44 thanked all guests for to all donors who give of themselves so that, in attending, and for being ardent supporters of the words of Mr. Smiley, “students, who have the school’s mission. He also announced Holy not had the opportunity of sufficient resources, Name’s five-year Strategic Plan, could be rewarded by the gifts from details of which can be found others who have been successful, in on pages 30-31. hope that they [students] also are Kenneally then introduced one day.” retired Auxiliary Bishop of Top, left: Dwayne Cohill ’18, President Terry Kenneally ’67, Raymond Smiley ’44, Cleveland Roger W. Gries, a Bishop Gries and Michael Koehn ’18; Top, right: Retired Auxiliary Bishop personal friend of Mr. Smiley. of Cleveland Roger W. Gries speaks with students in the Chapel before the event; Bottom, right: Raymond Smiley ’44 was joined by several of his children Bishop Gries told guests about and grandchildren at this year’s President’s Leadership Circle reception, Mr. Smiley’s strong belief in which recognized Smiley for his contributions to the Holy Name community.

holynamehs.com | FALL 2017 7 CAREER EXPERIENCES

Work and Shadowing Experiences Prepare Namers for Future Careers Throughout the school year and especially in the have explored different job possibilities. Some have summer, Holy Name students have observed many connected their experiences to their interests and professions, while also completing a variety of jobs what they plan to do down the road, while others and internships. Whether it is working at a retail store, have stepped out of their comfort zones to try new or interning for a company, these experiences help tasks. All of them, no matter the job or shadowing students prepare for the workforce and the careers they experience, have learned that hard work, as well will have as adults. as strong organizational, time management and Greg Hustak ’18, Destiny Jackson ’18, Hailey Lawler ’18 communication skills, are extremely important for and Nick Schuler ’19 are just a few of the students who their future success. Hailey Lawler ’18: at general pediatric offices, giving them Cleveland Clinic Internship a nine-question survey that asked them about their children’s past skin conditions, Fosters Interest in Nursing Care how they were treated and how informa- nnually, 1,100 high school students tion about the skin condition was obtained. apply for the Cleveland Clinic Along with the survey, she also gave parents Summer Internship Program. Of an informational brochure on how to treat those, 275 receive interviews, and minor skin conditions. 70A students are placed into the program. “Through my research, I learned that a Only two are able to intern in the Nursing lot of parents know how to triage minor skin Care track. conditions, but don’t always effectively or Hailey Lawler ’18 was one of the students confidently do it because they are nervous or selected for the highly competitive Nursing panicking. Instead, they call the nurse on-call, Care track this summer. or take their children to the ER,” said Hailey. Hailey’s internship began in late May, Besides learning more about the research and lasted until August 5. This paid intern- process, Hailey said that her nine-week in- ship mirrored a professional schedule, with ternship taught her about best business prac- her hours being 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday tices, such as how to properly write an email, through Friday. “I had to create my own and how to effectively communicate one-on- schedule,” said Hailey. “I traveled to many of one with a manager. Most importantly, she the Cleveland Clinic’s family health centers, Hailey Lawler ’18 was one was able to put into practice what she has including those at the Main Campus, and in of just two Cleveland Clinic Nursing Care already learned at Holy Name. Avon, Beachwood, Medina, North Olmsted Interns this past summer. “I had to remain organized and on-time and Strongsville.” One of the final requirements of her in- with my projects, and being a student-athlete At these sites, Hailey helped work on a ternship was to conduct her own research at Holy Name already gave me those skills,” family health center newsletter, observed project. Hailey decided to focus on skin said Hailey, who plays soccer and runs track, small procedures and watched the work being conditions in pediatrics, with her final project while also serving as the senior class president. done in a variety of medical departments, titled “An Investigation of Parental Knowl- “It was also great to see what I had learned including critical care, the emergency room, edge of Prevention and At-Home Treatment in biology class be put into use in a medical surgery and pediatrics. Hailey also had the of Common Minor Skin Conditions in setting. I was well-prepared for my internship, opportunity to shadow a nurse anesthetist, Pediatric Dermatology.” and look forward to continuing my medical a career she plans to pursue in the future. Hailey collected data from 100 parents training in college.”

8 HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL | holynamehs.com CAREER EXPERIENCES

Destiny Jackson ’18: Courtroom Experience Encourages Criminal Justice Major s part of her career shadowing experience last spring, Destiny Jackson ’18 spent time in two different court systems, witnessingA the judicial system at work. This was the perfect fit for Destiny, who one day wants to work in the courts, and aspires to be a judge. “I respect the law, and want what is right and fair for people,” she said. Her first shadowing experience was at the Cuyahoga County Justice Center in downtown Cleveland. While there, Des- tiny spent most of her time with the bailiff, who allowed her to help with the necessary paperwork and explained her process for organizing everything. “She really was the go-to person,” said Destiny. Throughout the day at the Justice Center, Destiny saw both the good and the bad. She was on-hand for Through her shadowing experiences at both the Cuyahoga County when people were getting married, and then Justice Center and the South Euclid Municipal Court, Destiny Jackson ’18 (right) just minutes later, when others were being confirmed her interest in one day serving as a judge. brought in for theft cases. those in trouble with the law. “They wanted couraged her to major in criminal justice The next day, at the South Euclid Munici- to help people, and I liked that,” said Destiny. and minor in political science at Indiana pal Court, Destiny again saw people go before “They talked to them about the options and University East next year, where she will the judge. This time the cases were mainly second chances that were available. I realized also continue her basketball career. Although due to debt issues and drug abuse charges. that as a judge, it is ok to be understanding. she still wants to be a judge, she also has a However, in both situations, Destiny said what You can want to help, and not just punish.” new-found respect for bailiffs, and the work stuck out to her were the judges’ responses to Destiny’s shadowing experience has en- they do in the courtroom.

CAREER SHADOWING DIRECTORY: HELP STUDENTS CONNECT WITH PROFESSIONALS

Each year, Holy Name’s junior and senior students participate in the Career Shadowing Program. Students are required to shadow careers of their choice for 15 hours, helping all of them to explore their future career possibilities. A Career Shadowing Directory exists to connect students with professionals who are Holy Name alumni, parents and friends. If you are interested in being included in a directory students can reference and then contact you about career shadowing, please visit www.holynamehs.com/careerdirectory and fill out the Career Shadowing Directory Form.

holynamehs.com | FALL 2017 9 CAREER EXPERIENCES

Greg Hustak ’18: sure city home inspectors put their notes and findings into the city database. Greg Passion for Community also had to send out notices to homeowners Fostered when there was an issue with exterior house s a city of Berea resident, Greg paint, random objects in their yards or any Hustak ’18 has loved working as other city home violations. an intern the past two summers “I used Microsoft Excel often, a program for the city he calls home. that is important to know in this field. My ADuring his first summer with the city, work also allowed me to interact with other Greg worked exclusively for Mayor Cyril employees, and determine how to work with Kleem in the mayor’s office. His primary a team of people to accomplish common focus was on researching civic trends and goals,” he said. urban depletion. “I spent two to three weeks Greg, who served as the Class of 2018 investigating why people are leaving Cleve- president for three years and is active in land and the inner ring suburbs,” said Greg. student government, plans to study political “With the help of another intern, I reviewed science and attend law school after college. statistical websites and books to compile a His work at the city reinforced his strong 21-page report for the mayor. It was a great interest in politics. “Interning at the city gave first project to work on, and to find out more me the chance to sit in on a lot of meetings, about my community.” including those that address community This summer, Greg changed his focus from engagement,” said Greg. “Now, I want to Community engagement is important to the mayor’s office, to the exterior maintenance further learn how I can be a good citizen, and Greg Hustak ’18, who has worked as an intern department. He was responsible for making help those in Berea and Cleveland.” for the city of Berea the last two summers.

Nick Schuler ’19: Landscaping Job Teaches Time Management Skills ummer employment is important for teenagers to secure, as it teaches them about responsibility, accountability and money management. Nick SSchuler ’19 was fortunate to find a summer job that taught him all of these things – and allowed him to enjoy the beautiful summertime weather. Beginning in late May and continuing through August, Nick worked for JMI Lawn Care, owned by John Maruschak. Two to three times a week, Nick joined Maruschak in mulching, mowing grass, blowing leaves and watering plants for residential customers in Cleveland, Brooklyn, Independence and Nick Schuler ’19 secured his first real summer job last May, other local communities. Nick and other working for JMI Lawn Care as a landscaper assistant two to three times a week. employees also helped cities with mainte- the importance of keeping an obligation and Nick enjoyed his landscaping job and nance work, and one of their big projects sticking with it,” said Nick. With so many would like to do it again next summer. “It was taught Nick about punctuality: Every Sunday properties to maintain, Nick also learned a great first ‘big’ job that gave me solid hours morning from 5 to 9 a.m., they had to water about time management. “This job taught and pay,” said Nick. The time management trees, bushes and plants on Pearl Road, all me how to be efficient. Mr. Maruschak always skills and commitment lessons he learned the way from State Road to the Cleveland made sure we stayed on-schedule; it became this summer will help him down the road, Metroparks Zoo entrance. like clock work, which was necessary so we as he wants to study medicine in college, and “Having to get up that early showed me could help all of our customers,” he said. eventually become a dentist.

10 HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL | holynamehs.com STUDENTCORNER

Students Welcome Bishop Perez to Cleveland Holy Name was honored to host Bishop Nelson J. Perez, the new Bishop of Cleveland, on Tuesday, October 17. Bishop Perez celebrated Mass with our students, encouraging them to always remember the following: “Never, never, never underestimate the power of God’s spirit working in you, through you and despite you.” During the Mass, principal Shelbrey Blanc presented Bishop Perez with a spiritual bouquet from the entire student body. In the spiritual bouquet, students shared prayers and acts of kindness that they would offer in thanksgiving for Bishop Perez. After Mass, Bishop Perez received a tour of Holy Name, led by several student ambassadors. He joined them for lunch, where he learned more about Holy Name and the school’s rich history and tradition. “Never, never, never underestimate the power of God’s spirit working in you, through you and despite you.” – Bishop Nelson J. Perez

Kairos Retreat Washington, DC Trip Gives Students Led by the Class of 2017, and under the direction of Campus Minister Mrs. Mary Opportunity to Consider Future Careers Wallace ’85, our junior girls experienced the Advanced Placement Government students went to Washington, DC in early power of Kairos. Through witnesses, small March for a quick, yet jam-packed adventure. They started their visit with a trip to group activities, Eucharistic Adoration, the Department of State, where they were greeted by Connie Dierman, a Nazareth Reconciliation and Mass, the Class of Academy graduate and aunt of Megan McDonald 2018 came together to strengthen their ’18. While there, students heard from many relationships not only with each other, but individuals who work for both the Department with God and Jesus Christ as well. At the of State and the Department of Defense. They end of Kairos, each girl was given a shirt shared how they began their careers, and what with Psalm 46:5 written on the back: “God students can do, even while in high school, to is within her; she will not fail.” be involved with the government. With the help of Amanda Ehrbar Flanagan ’06, the students also took a tour of the Pentagon before moving on to speak with George Selim ’98, who answered students’ questions in regards to national security. At the time, Selim was the director of the office for community partnerships at the Department of Homeland Security. He is now the senior vice president of programs for the Anti-Defamation League. During their visit to Washington, students also had time to go to Arlington Cemetery, tour the Smithsonian’s American History Museum, and see the White House, the Capitol Building, and the Vietnam War, Korean War, Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King, Jr., Thomas Jefferson, World War II and Frankin Delano Roosevelt Memorials.

holynamehs.com | FALL 2017 11 CORNER

Collin Ryan Named National

STUDENT Merit Scholarship Commended Student Collin Ryan ’18 has been named a Commended Student in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program. Approximately 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation, HN Welcomes Five New Teachers including Collin, are being recognized At the beginning of the 2017-2018 school year, five new faculty for their exceptional academic members joined the Holy Name community. They include: promise. These students are among • Mr. Robert Clark: Modern Issues, United States Government the top 50,000 scorers of more than and Advanced Placement (AP) United States Government 1.6 million students who entered Mr. Joe Eiben: the 2018 competition by taking the • United States History 2016 Preliminary SAT/National Merit • Mrs. Cynthia Farley: Accounting, Intro to Business & Personal Scholarship Qualifying Test. Finance, Microsoft Office, Marketing, Investing & the Stock Along with being committed to his Market, and Entrepreneurship challenging academic course load, • Ms. Megan Leigh ’03: Freshman English, Honors Freshman Collin is a member of the school’s Jazz English and Honors Sophomore English Band and Marching Band, as well as • Mr. Joshua Mewhinney: Physical Science, Physics and the Game Club. Honors Physics

Marching Band and Drill Team Take Their Talents to Disney World Over Spring Break 2017, the Holy Name Marching Band, Drill Team and Choir took their talents to Disney World in Florida. The band and drill team marched in a parade through the Magic Kingdom, while the choir performed at Disney Springs (formerly Downtown Disney). Thank you to Music Director Mr. Evan Campus and the parent Students Experience chaperones for making this trip a successful Hands-On Learning During one for the students. Girls Power Tech at Cisco Last May, Somiya Faust ’19, Kaeleigh Patriski ’20 and Teresa Raba ’20 had a great day at Cisco Systems’s Girls Power Tech. At this event, the three girls were able to hear from young women engineers, tour Cisco’s facilities, learn more about digital citizenship and conduct hands- on experiments. Overall, they discovered just how important young women are to the future growth of science and technology. Special thanks goes to Holy Name’s own Ken Gawelek ’85 and Jen Tucciarone Kirkpatrick ’92, who work at Cisco and helped coordinate the Girls Power Tech event.

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Academic Challenge Team Appears on News 5 Cleveland United States Representatives Renacci The Holy Name Academic Challenge Team and Kaptur Visit HN appeared on News 5 Cleveland’s “Academic Holy Name’s Advanced Placement Government students were fortunate to meet Challenge” show on Saturday, April 8. with United States Representative Jim Renacci from Ohio’s 16th congressional district Zachary Milko ’19, Caroline Chatfield ’17 in January, and United States Representative Marcy Kaptur from Ohio’s 9th district in and Cameron Kalic ’18 represented Holy May. Both the Congressman and Congresswoman spoke about their experiences and Name, while Teresa Raba ’20 served as duties in Washington, and answered questions about the legislative process. an alternate. The team competed against Black River and Streetsboro, finishing in second place with 405 points.

St. Joseph of Arimathea Pallbearer Society Serves Theater Program Remains Strong with One-Act Play, Spring Musical and Fall Performance Those in Need Holy Name’s actors and actresses performed in The Cleveland Theatre Many Holy Name students are members of Conference’s One-Act Play Competition last spring at John Carroll University. the St. Joseph of Arimathea Pallbearer Society. In The one-act was “Bite Me,” written by Holy Name’s own Claire Leff ’17. this commissioned role, students travel to serve Anna Regan ’18 and Tess Smith ’19 both took home the coveted “Best as pallbearers at funerals across Northeast Ohio. Performer” Awards for their roles as Bri and Harmony Ryan, respectively. As it says in Matthew 5:4, “Blessed are those who Grace Horvath ’17 received a $60 gift card to PlayhouseSquare for her mourn, for they will be comforted.” The St. Joseph performance as Amy Whittman, while Matthew Stracensky ’20 earned of Arimathea Pallbearer Society provides comfort Great Lakes Theater tickets for his role as Max. Austin Hojdar ’20 and and compassion to those who have lost a loved one, Lizzie Groth ’17 were also a part of the “Bite Me” cast. helping to ensure the deceased is treated with dignity Additionally, talented cast and crew members delivered outstanding and respect during his or her final celebration of life. performances during the spring musical “Seussical the Musical,” and this year’s fall play, “The Odd Couple” (female version) by Neil Simon.

holynamehs.com | FALL 2017 13 EMERALD ISLE ADVENTURES

Holy Name Takes On Ireland by Cecelia Johanni ’18 Editor in Chief of The Name and 2017 Ireland Trip Student Traveler uring the 2016-2017 school year, Holy Name announced that a June 2017 trip to Ireland was being planned. Many HN students and Dcommunity members were interested in this travel opportunity. Ultimately, 13 students, as well as four faculty and staff members, made the journey to the Emerald Isle. Students had varying reasons for attending this 10-day excursion. Many came along due to family ties, like Erin Roche ’17, who said, “My entire family has been there and I really wanted to be able to be a part of the conversation.” Lizzie Groth ’17 said, “I wanted Holy Name on Achill Island to gain life experiences that I could use while writing.” No matter what motivated students to attend, all agreed that the trip was truly an enjoyable learning experience. The first stop of the tour was the vibrant city of Dublin, a historical city that retains a youthful and energetic vibe. This stop included visits to historical sites, such as Glasnevin Cemetery, the Book of Kells, Temple Bar and Grafton Street. Next, the group headed to Belfast to learn Bradley Faur ’18, Kyle Dewey ’18, Cecelia Johanni ’18, Carlton Wright ’19 about tense times in Irish history. Diving into Liam McCormick ’19 and Michael Koehn ’18 and Megan McDonald ’18 enjoying this diverse history allowed students to gain a at Dunluce Castle in Northern Ireland a traditional Irish meal on Achill Island deeper understanding on global issues. This was a particularly intriguing subject to many. Erin said, “I enjoyed the history the most and learning about the politics between the north and south.” On the road to Derry, students and chaperones experienced the beautiful coastal areas of Ireland by stopping at a rope bridge, Giant’s Causeway and Carrickfergus Castle. Following a night in Derry and a visit to the Our Lady of Knock Shrine, the group arrived on Achill Island. On Students at Croagh Patrick Achill, students were able to try traditional Irish Surfing at Keel Beech on Achill Island in County Mayo, Ireland food, surf on Keel Beach and learn about the diverse sea life surrounding the island. Holy Name’s trip to Ireland was truly an unforgettable experience. “Traveling to Ireland has allowed me to view the world differently,” said Carlton Wright ’19. Lizzie added, “Travel can fully immerse you into the rich histories of other nations.” Students and chaperones alike left Ireland with a new sense of adventure and a yearning to someday return. The Holy Name Group at the Keith Wadley ’19 Stormont Parliament Building in Belfast

14 HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL | holynamehs.com GO GREEN WAVE Athletics Update Rich Kozub ’01 Named Athletic Director Although Rich Kozub is new to his role as Holy Name’s athletic director, he is no stranger to the school. Kozub, a 2001 graduate, taught history at Holy Name for three years before being named athletic director this past May. Kozub was a varsity letterwinner in both Katie Konopka cross country and track high school hockey with her teammates – all - Ohio Wesleyan University, Volleyball as a Green Wave student- boys – at Holy Name. Tyler Poff athlete. He graduated Anna, who began playing hockey at a young - Notre Dame College, Football from Bowling Green age, opted to play for the Ohio Flames, an Paige Reiss State University with all-girls’ team, rather than Holy Name her - John Carroll University, Soccer a bachelor’s degree in freshman year. However, she decided to join Zachary Sobota education. Along with the Green Wave team as a sophomore, and will - John Carroll University, Football teaching at Holy Name, begin her second year as the starting varsity Andrea Spinelli he previously coached goalie this winter. - Notre Dame College, Soccer at Revere High School, and has served as a “Hockey is a unique and tough sport,” said Allison Trice CYO basketball site manager and intramural Anna. “It has taught me how to bounce back - Notre Dame College, Fastpitch Softball basketball coordinator. and prepare for the next shot.” Additionally, Jacob Darby is running “I am passionate about both athletics and Before each game, Anna gets ready in her Holy Name, and I am happy to serve in this cross country collegiately at John Carroll locker room, and then joins her teammates University. role,” said Kozub. “This is a new challenge for the pre-game talk and warm-up. She said, for me, but the skills I have acquired from “It is fun to play with the boys and they treat Boys’ and Girls’ Basketball coaching and teaching will equip me well to me just like they do any other teammate. As Programs Honored by OHSBCA serve as the athletic director. I believe there a team, one of our goals is to win the Great Scholarship Society is no status quo; we can always continue to Lakes Hockey League. We also want to go Eighteen Holy Name Varsity Girls’ and improve, and as the athletic director, I will as far as we can in state tournament play.” Boys’ Basketball Players were awarded continue to help the athletic department to Anna will again play goalie when she certificates by the Ohio High School grow during my tenure.” attends Trine next fall, but until then, Holy Basketball Coaches Association’s Scholarship Kozub also wants to help student-athletes Name is happy to have her between the pipes. Society. The OHSBCA honors all juniors identify the life lessons that can be learned who have earned a 3.2 GPA for five semesters while competing in athletics. “My goal is to Class of 2017 Student-Athletes with a silver certificate, while recognizing have the athletic department lead by example Commit to Colleges all seniors who have earned a 3.2 GPA for to show our student-athletes that they are part Nine members of Holy Name’s Class seven semesters and of something that is larger than themselves of 2017 participated in the school’s Spring have exemplified and to prepare them for future opportunities,” Signing Day last April. Congratulations to all the highest type he said. of these student-athletes, and their families. of citizenship and Liam Cunningham sportsmanship with Anna Cvitkovich ’18 Finds - Mercyhurst University, Baseball a gold certificate. Success as HN’s Hockey Goalie Katelyn Gray Of the schools Anna Cvitkovich ’18 has worked diligently - Walsh University, Fastpitch Softball who participated in for years to become one of the premier hockey Sean Hickey this program, Holy goalies in Northeast Ohio. Her hard work - Franciscan University, Basketball Name was tied for paid off this fall, when third in the top 20 she committed to list of boys’ and play women’s hockey girls’ basketball at Division III Trine programs with the most Gold and Silver University in Indiana. Award recipients in the state. This is a great But before she goes to honor, and Coach Jeff Huber and Coach Trine to join her female Kim Luthman are commended for the value teammates, Anna has and emphasis they place on academics and one more season to play character.

holynamehs.com | FALL 2017 15 ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: Emily Day ’08 mily Day ’08 is a successful business- woman, currently working as a senior financial analyst in the revenue cycle department at the Cleveland Clinic. EAlthough her skills are invaluable at work, Day is making an even bigger difference away from the office, specifically among those living in Honduras. This past May, she went on her fifth mission/ immersion trip, joining her collegiate alma mater, John Carroll University, on a medical immersion trip to Honduras. Partnered with a local Honduran organization called Sociedad Amigos de Los Niños (Friends of Honduran Children), Day and others from JCU provided medical care to those in rural communities who would not have access to healthcare otherwise. Due to her Spanish education at Holy Name and JCU, Day’s primary role was translating in the intake area to document patients’ medical history, and translating treatment plans to patients who were given medication. Below is a reflection from Day on her experiences in Honduras, and how her time at Holy Name and JCU helped her to understand why it is important to help those in need all over the world. When asked to reflect on my experiences in Honduras and other mission experiences, the “What?” is always the easy question to answer. But when asked “Why?” I go on the centralization of a faith-filled, service- and socially just centered institutions. trip, that takes a little deeper digging. Why do focused community at Holy Name, are at My renewed perspective of the educational I participate in service and immersion trips? the root of why I continue to participate in and life opportunities I had been fortunate to To really get at the “Why?” I participate in service trips and other community outreach have received, along with the relationships I service experiences, I think that story really initiatives. What I experienced at Holy Name, have built with classmates, faculty, staff and begins when I started to further develop and a community dedicated to making each and the support of my family, fall at the core of refine my personal mission while at Holy every individual be the best person he or she why I continue to participate in these types Name. Holy Name was a place where I first could be, is where the service-focused personal of trips. It’s really not about giving back, or learned the meaning of social justice in Mrs. mission began and developed. providing service. I think the “why” is really Carolyn Torkos’ Social Justice and Spirituality Holy Name is where the passion and about living a life which evokes and is an class. It was where I would come to learn what motivation to live a life with the respect and example of treating each other with respect the real essence of love is in Mr. Lou Latona equality of others at the forefront sparked, and equality regardless of wealth, education- ’70’s Theology class through the class-required while John Carroll University was a place level, ethnicity and countless other differences, memorization of 1 Corinthians 13:4-8: “Love that provided the opportunities to carry especially in a world when the opposite is so is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does out those ambitions at a more global level. often the case. Continuing to live a life where not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor On these immersion experiences, I learned love of all humankind, love that is patient, others, it is not self-seeking…” just how fortunate I was to have attended and kind and not self-seeking is far more These two classes, along with the these two incredibly welcoming, faith-filled meaningful than any tangible material.

16 HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL | holynamehs.com NAMER NOTES

Alumni Class Notes Class of 1945 Class of 1970 Updates Joanne Szydlowski is the lead analytical chemist, senior chromatographer for PolyOne COLLEGE IN MEMORIAM Corporation in Avon Lake. GRADUATES Mary Jean Adrian Moran ’36 Sharon Nawalaniec ’67, Marion Kempf Schuckert ’38 Class of 1981 Hiram College, Peggy Bradbury Burke ’43 Bachelor’s Degree, Elizabeth Becka Lansky, known as Humanities & Fine Arts Vida Silbitzer Galla ’43 New York Times bestselling author with a concentration Thomas Kinder ’44 Lisa Black, release a new book called in English/Writing Elizabeth Gill Strickland ’44 “Unpunished” in January. (magna cum laude) Martin Hyson ’46 Joanne Szydlowski ’70, Frank Molls ’47 Class of 1985 Cleveland State University, Master of Kathleen Burns Barta ’48 Kevin Laviano recently received a 2017 Science, Chemistry Irene Kosciuszko Bielawski Marguerite Cunningham celebrated her Wings of Excellence Award from the ’49 Scott Thomas Costanzo ’12, 90th birthday surrounded by her nephews, Cleveland Federal Executive Board. Mary Lou Basel Hopkins ’49 McCafferty’s Bowling Green State nieces, great-nephews and great-nieces. company, WTWH Media, University Elizabeth Torma St. John ’50 was ranked 3500 on Inc. magazine’s Inc. Brittany Dell ’13, Gannon Robert Thayer ’50 Class of 1948 5000 list. This is the seventh consecutive University, Bachelor of Robert Barrett ’52 year WTWH has been included on this list. Science (magna cum Army veteran John Sazpansky was inducted Doris Grau ’52 laude) into the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame last fall. Ron Oscher is the chief administrative Kathleen Campbell Rieger Shannon Halloran ’13, officer (CAO) for AMETEK, Inc. ’52 The Ohio State Class of 1957 University, Bachelor Sr. Rose Patrice Beck, SC ’53 Fr. Donald Cozzens received the 2017 Class of 1998 of Science, Molecular Frank J. Faciana ’53 National Federation Priests’ Councils’ Willie Jenks is the visiting clubhouse Genetics (magna Edward McDonnell ’53 Touchstone Award. manager for the Cleveland Indians. cum laude) Thomas Flynn ’54 George Selim was recently named senior Nora Kornelakis ’13, Bob (Gunner) Gerson ’54 Class of 1958 vice president of programs for the Anti- Ohio University Anthony McNamara ’54 Save the Date: The Class of 1958 is planning Defamation League (ADL). a 60th Reunion Luncheon on Saturday, Norman Zupancic ’55 July 28, 2018 at Creekside Restaurant in MARRIAGES lass of Brittany Heigl ’09 Phyllis Poplar ’56 Brecksville. More information will follow in C 2001 and Chuck Tillett Stanley Kosiba ’57 the coming months. Adam Bostwick won an episode of Eileen Drinnon Campbell ’58 The Food Network’s hit TV show, ENGAGEMENTS Robert Malinowski ’60 Class of 1967 “Chopped.” Adam is the chef and owner at David Linderman ’03 and Frances Moskal Hayda ’61 Sharon Nawalaniec was elected by Cork & Cleaver in Broadview Heights. Carrie Baur Robert Nolan ’61 Hiram College to the 2017 Who’s Who Haley Bishop ’05 and Greg Class of 2013 Dennis Stevens ’61 Among Students in American Universities LaPlaca Last fall, Daniel Cunningham was Elaine Daniels ’62 & Colleges. She currently holds the position Tony Bova ’05 and Meghan inducted into Baldwin Wallace University’s George McClure ’62 of director of education and training for the Cleary ’09 Dayton C. Miller Honor Society. Shannon Martha Iglai Finn ’66 Exercise Safety Association. Ashley Bukach ’05 and Halloran is pursuing her doctorate of Chuck Caldwell Sally Kinchy Kubrak ’67 lass of pharmacy at The Ohio State University John Koch ’68 C 1968 Tim Augustine wants to hear from fellow College of Pharmacy. Callie Scott was BIRTHS Margaret Thornton ’68 classmates. In particular, he is looking for the 2017 West Side Irish American Club’s Jaxon Alexander William Caine ’69 to Michael ’96 and ideas and volunteers for the Class of 1968’s Queen. Her friend and classmate, Meghan Ursula Bolger Porubsky ’69 Amanda Sanuk 50th Reunion, which he hopes will happen Adams, was on her court. Meghan also had John Simpson ’72 Jonathan Jason to Jason in summer 2018. His email is [email protected]. her own success in the Irish community this and Theresa Talboo ’00 Mary Bardasz year, as she was selected as the 2017 Ohio Romanchok ’74 Tim has also set up a Facebook group named McElroy Rose of Tralee. She traveled to Ireland to Henry Malinowski ’75 HNHS CLE 68. Emma Theresa to John and compete in the Rose of Tralee International Holly Kwiatkowski ’00 William Stypczynski ’75 Class of 1969 Festival in August. Oster Jack Richardson ’79 Grant Seamus to Robin Zarzour Barlak ’82 Martha Capodiferro Edinger is working Chris Dembowski and Joseph Price ’02 part time as an office manager at the Greater Shauna Heron ’02 Kevin McCarthy ’09 Lake Placid Chamber of Commerce and sings Adalynn Ann to Chuck in a country band. and Brittany Heigl ’09 Sr. Rose Marita Arnold, SC Tillett - Faculty For additional class notes and alumni updates, Sharon Dosen – Staff please visit www.holynamehs.com/alumninotes.

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Alumni, Students and Friends Welcomed ‘Home’ for Homecoming tudents, alumni, parents, staff senior Molly Searles was introduced as queen. outstanding lineman. Students then closed members and friends celebrated Friday evening provided a chance for the out the beautiful weekend on Saturday the 2017 Homecoming Weekend Holy Name community to come together at the 2017 “Glowcoming” Dance. This September 15 and 16. The weekend’s at the annual pre-game cookout. Augie’s brand-new theme featured glow sticks and Sfestivities began on Friday morning, with catered the meal, while the cheerleaders bright neon colors all over the auxiliary the student body gathering for Mass with and marching band entertained the more gymnasium entrance. Fr. Michael McCandless. Later that day, the than 200 guests who attended. The Green Stay tuned for 2018 Homecoming Weekend much anticipated rally was held, introducing Wave then played a tough game against details! If you would like to remain informed the 2017 Homecoming Court. Students, Rocky River, in a contest where Brian James about upcoming Holy Name events, update especially the seniors, were thrilled when Adams ’19 received the Brian Neary Award your contact information at www.holynamehs. senior Bradley Faur was named king, and from the Class of 1967 for the game’s most com/alumni-updates.

Reunions Bring Classmates Together lasses from 1950, all the way to 2012, held reunions this past summer and fall. Although they gathered at a variety of restaurants, C Class of 1967 hotels and party centers, these reunions all served the same purpose: To bring alumni together to reminisce about high school memories, and to hopefully re-establish friendships or Class of 1950 create new bonds. Alumni from all class years are invited to work with the Holy Name Alumni Office to plan their reunions. If you want to make Class of 1977 your upcoming reunion a success and need help finding classmates, please contact Director of Alumni Relations Colleen Corrigan Day ’88 at [email protected] or at 440-886-0300 ext. 136. Class of 1957 Class of 1987

18 HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL | holynamehs.com THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME

2017 Eugene T. Krakowiak Golf Classic Raises $24,000 for Student Scholarships n Thursday, June 8, at the their starting holes. Dave Breslin ’01, Pat Valleaire Golf Club in Hinckley, Moennich ’01, Sean Moennich and Matt the 22nd annual Eugene T. Moennich were the day’s winning foursome. Krakowiak Golf Classic once After the golfing concluded, attendees Oagain brought together alumni and friends to had a great time socializing and enjoying support the ETK Scholarship at Holy Name. a delicious steak dinner catered by The Because of generous sponsors, golfers and Islander, topped off with an ice cream dessert gift donors, the event raised over $24,000, truck. The class of 1967, represented by 12 helping to provide scholarships to students golfers, was recognized with a 50th class who are grateful beneficiaries. reunion celebratory cake. The day was absolutely beautiful, Thank you to the 2017 ETK golf with 142 golfers beginning the morning committee members and to every volunteer with a moment of silence in memory of who helped make this year’s ETK Golf past supporters and friends. Bagpiper Pat Classic a success. Please save the date for This year’s winning golfer’s were Coleman ’75 helped kick off the day, playing next year’s Classic, scheduled for Thursday, Pat Moennich ’01, David Breslin ’01, “Wearing of the Green” as golfers drove to June 7, 2018. Matt Moennich and Sean Moennich Lunch Sponsors: Gene Ptacek & Son Fire Equipment Co. Cunningham Paving Co. - Tim Jim Mahnic ’76 A Friend of Mr. K. - Gene Ptacek ’81 Cunningham ’72 State Representative Tom Patton John ’68 & Mary Redig ’68 Banaszak Beverage Sponsors: Dan ’67 & Peggy Deegan Prasek Lawn Care - Ron Prasek ’88 Great Lakes Cold Storage KPM LTD. - Jim & Cathy Kavalec ’89, Century 21 DePiero - Chris & Laura Jim Prentis ’67 - Pat Gorbett ’71 Joe & Sheila Kavalec ’83 DePiero ’83 Greg ’92 & Patty Kinney ’91 Preisel Terrence J. Kenneally & Associates Scott ’87 & Nicole ’88 Opincar Dean DePiero ’86 & Family Mark Priebe ’88 - Terry ’67 & Sean ’87 Glenn Dyer ’68 Hole In One Sponsor: Qwestcom Graphics - Tom ’02 & Danny Kevin Kwiatkowski ’92 Fortuna Funeral Home Powers Coal & Coke - Marty Powers ’67 ’08 Day & Joe Krause ’83 Terry McCafferty ’81 Holy Name Athletic Boosters Regional Equipment Services Inc. - Tony Serpentini Chevrolet Hole Sponsors: Independence Bank Dosen Jr. ’87 Breakfast Sponsors: Larry ’72 & Mary Ann ’69 Arthur In Memory of Brian Neary Jim Restifo ’71 - In Memory of Paul & Lillian Arthur Advancement Partners, Inc. The Islander Bar & Grille Rinello Builders - Frank Rini ’75 Augie’s Catering - The Jenks Family The Boylan Family - Terry ’87, Nancy - Chad Trush ’94 R-Nu-Vinyl - Ron Iacoboni Austinburg Veterinary Clinic - Sue ’85, Brendan ’11 J & F Transportation Patrick Talty Paruleski Paulic ’87 The Kevin W. Day Family - ’78, ’08, Jim & Nancy Gilbride Joyce ’70 The Termini Family Barnes Wendling CPAs Inc. - Floyd A. ’09, ’12 Terrence J. Kenneally & Associates - Tom ’75 & Barbara Vaughn Trouten, III CPA Pat Fogarty ’79 Sean Kenneally ’87 Vic’s Floral, Inc. - Drew Haney ’65 David Breslin ’01 Ganley Auto Group - Ganleyauto.com Mike Kozlowski Family Greg Walters ’70 CCI-Surgical - Dale Mutryn ’66 Tim Leonard ’84 - Wells Fargo Advisors Lori Zoss Kraska ’93 & Dave Kraska W. B. Mason - Conor Regin Cleveland Oktoberfest Frank Mahnic ’64 Bob Kuznik ’72 Thomas J. Weber ’68 - Drew Kraemer ’02 Scott McCafferty ’85 - Stu Man Group: Bartley Leneghan ’09 Bob Zarzycki ’58 Mike Cooper ’73 In memory of Dave Stuczynski ’80 Tim Leonard ’84 - Wells Fargo Advisors 2018 HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL HALL OF FAME NOMINATIONS OPEN NOMINATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME. Nominations must be in by March 31, 2018 to be considered for the 2018 3. Must be an alumnus or alumna for a minimum of ten (10) years prior Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame Committee will announce the 2018 inductees to being considered for induction. Individual coaches are not required to by April 2018. be ten (10) years from his/her coaching career. Coaches, administrators A deserving female or male candidate should be nominated for the and other similar candidates can be retired or currently coaching at Holy Athletic Hall of Fame if he/she meets the following criteria: Name High School or another institution. 1. Must have excelled in one or more sports as a student or coach at Printable nomination forms can be found online at www.holynamehs. Holy Name High School. com/halloffame. A fillable, online version of the form is available on 2. Must have made major contributions to the school’s athletic program this site as well. If you have any questions, please contact Director of during his/her years at Holy Name High School (ex. school record-holder, Alumni Relations Colleen Corrigan Day ’88 at [email protected], team MVP, all-district, all-Ohio, etc.). or at 440-886-0300 ext. 136.

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1% 1% EXPENSES 8% 11% REVENUES Salaries & Benefits 9% Financial Aid, Tuition & Fees 17% Scholarships & Discounts Contributions 54% Other Revenue Other Expenses 79% 19% Interest & Plant & Maintenance Dividends Instructional & Student Services

The following donor lists were compiled as accurately as possible from school records. If there are any omissions or errors, we apologize and would appreciate being notified of any inaccuracies.

To make a gift to Holy Name, you may make your gift online at www.holynamehs.com/donate-to-hn/, or call the Advancement Office at (440) 886-0300 ext. 104.

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Donor Michael ’85 & Shelley Prandi Brian ’90 & Karen Kudla ’90 Prasek Lawn Care & Bruzda Recognition Landscape, Inc. James K. Calvey ’74 Societies Providence Equity Partners Rev. John T. Carlin The following is a listing of Central Pay, LLC Tim & Karen Carter all donors who have made Kelly Reblin ’89 & Jonathan William ’56 & Judy Cheney a financial commitment Franklin Peter & Sara Joyce ’01 to Holy Name between Frank Rini ’75 Chengelis July 1, 2016 and June 30, Frank F. Schueller Charitable John R. Coleman, Jr. ’72 2017. Thank you to all of Remainder Trust Kevin Cunningham ’84 our alumni, parents and Wells Fargo Foundation Peter & Sandra D’Anniballe friends for your continuing Yarwood Enterprises, LTD Tom ’70 & Mary Kate generosity and support. Benefactor’s Society Stringer ’70 Day 2016-2017 Fiscal Year $2,500 - $4,999 Vincent J. DiCaprio ’85 (JulY 1, 2016 - June 30, Anonymous Digital Print Solutions 2017) Denis ’72 & Doreen Bruncak Robert & Karen Paruleski Heritage Society Joseph & Ann Dreher ’84 Ford $25,000 anD aBOVe James & Marilyn Ehrbar James & Audrey Glowacki Anthony ’51 & Nancy Michael & Mary Kay Kolenz Anthony ’65 & Gloria Galati Richard ’65 & Barbara Patrick ’79 & Kimberly Oliverio Jennifer Koran ’98 Cicerchi Robert & Helen Gale Fogarty Mareo & Susan Paruleski ’87 Rosemarie Kosiba Bob (d) ’54 & Patricia Gerson Kevin ’78 & Diane Godec Harold J. Hirz ’84 Paulic ’78 Day Robert Langlotz ’59 Robert ’61 & Cecilia Gray Anthony Magalski ’81 Family John & Barbara Pechkurow Echo Health, Inc. Jose & Emily Zaragoza ’85 Jacob Grospitch ’14 Jim & Therese Powers ’75 Martin ’67 & Brenda Powers Lao Scott ’85 & Hanna McCall Rick & Sheryl Grospitch Records Deposition Service of Bartley Leneghan ’09 McCafferty Robert Jr. & Susan Simpson The Harp Tavern, LLC Ohio, Inc. Greg & Renee Lepkowski Raymond ’44 & Eleanor ’71 Means Daniel & Catherine Merker Janet Saxon Stan & Wendy Doubek ’73 Smiley NFL Foundation ’77 Hartnett Donald & Jennifer Torey Lewandowski Trustees Society Over the Coals, Inc. The Albert M. Higley Co. Alexander Trouten ’06 Frank Mahnic Jr. and James ’47 & Frances Hoban $15,000 - $24,999 George ’83 & Linda Palko Dan & Kathleen Downey ’79 Associates Anonymous Gregory ’92 & Patricia Welsh Robert J. McGill ’56 Daniel & Kristen Hojdar Kinney ’91 Preisel Terrence ’67 & Susan Cejka Matthew & Michele Wolf McKeon Education Group, Christopher ’04 & Shannon Holz ’67 Kenneally Frank & Anastasia Stanton Zhichao Li & Jing Zhang Inc. The Law Firm of Terrence J. Floyd & Christine Trouten Frank & Eileen McGinty ’50 Namer Nation Society William & Ann Clifford ’61 Kenneally & Associates Co. Principal’s Society McNamara Hondlik $500 - $999 Paul ’77 & Deborah Huml The Merck Foundation $1,000 - $2,499 National Development Kevin M. Adams ’84 Patrick & Jennifer Bokar ’91 Darrell & Anne Stenson ’71 Thad & Helen Cooke Council Tuomari Leo Allen ’62 Joseph F. Norton ’83 Hyland John Cooper ’77 Terry & Sandra Althoff Ronald & Debbie Iacoboni Loyal & True Society Brian ’83 & Colleen Corrigan Ronald ’85 & Laura Oscher $10,000 - $14,999 Lawrence ’72 & Mary Ann Parker Hannifin Foundation International Brotherhood of ’88 Day Piechowski ’69 Arthur Electical Workers Anonymous Alfred ’53 & Mary Pinchak Dean ’86 & Kathleen DePiero William ’94 & Erin Borchert James ’70 & Nancy Gilbride Brian ’86 & Eileen Tivenan Donna Hanzlick Deye ’76 Gene Ptacek & Son Fire ’70 Joyce ’88 Adams Terrence ’87 & Nancy Ashton Equipment Co., Inc. Anthony Dosen, Sr. ’85 Boylan Joe ’83 & Sheila Zarycki ’83 James ’89 & Cathy Harabin Ridge Park Urgent Care, LLC Tony Dosen ’08 Michael ’82 & Jenny Brickner Kavalec ’89 Kavalec Rinello Builders, Inc. Kenneth ’82 & Judy Brown Edward & Cheryl Broussard Sean Kenneally ’87 Joseph ’87 & Susan Paris ’84 David & Michelle Simon ’83 Dyer Buckeye Baseball League Dennis ’57 & Gloria Kowalski Laviano Stephen & Laura Sozio William ’88 & Beth Ehrbar Class of 1979 Roland ’64 & Kandice Minute Men Human Thomas Engle ’97 Tackla Court Reporting, LLC Resource Systems Patrick & Vanessa Costanzo Kowalski Nancy Priebe Franck ’73 J. Michael Taipale Daniel ’98 & Julie Mullaney Michael ’94 & Shelley Michael & Susan Kozlowski Darren Gill Gorczyca ’92 Cudnik Daniel Telzrow ’68 Tony & Patty Kozlowski Thomas ’87 & Kathleen Jeff & Terri Thompson Ochocki ’88 O’Neill Robert & Stacey Hancock Cunningham Paving Co. Russell & Elizabeth Black ’81 Vasco Sports Contractors Scott ’87 & Nicole Wieczorek Hannah Family Fund Thomas & Alyce Danzey Lansky ’88 Opincar Charles & Mary Ellen Emily Day ’08 Rev. James J. Vesely ’47 Frank & Elsa Mahnic Mahnic ’61 Hutchinson Kathleen Wallace ’81 Doc Scullen Society Francis & Jane Sorensen ’58 Kevin ’77 & Mary Downey J & F Transportation Co. Thomas & Kristina Wallace ’80 Maloney $5,000 - $9,999 Dinda Steven Komives Gregory ’70 & Mary Lou Maloney & Associates Anonymous (2) Richard & Susan Murray ’86 KPM, LTD Drucker Walters Tony & Debby Marchetta Frank DiMarino Scholarship Kevin Kwiatkowski ’92 David ’87 & Holly Mark Martinko ’67 Golf Outing Al Dugan ’51 Michael ’98 & Jessica Blanchfield ’87 Woytek John & Marie Masters Frank Faciana ’53 (d) Family First Caregivers, LLC Proellochs ’98 Lapp Rev. Damian J. Ference ’94 Todd Zima ’86 Edward Mehler Walter & Kathleen Joyce ’70 Joseph & Mary Leonard Green Wave Society Fortney Ganley Akron, Inc. Mary Kay McNamara ’84 Patrick ’91 & Rita Malloy Matthew ’86 & Laura Kenneth Gaughan ’97 $250 - $499 Kevin ’80 & Jeanine Veres ’80 McNamara ’86 Gray John Malone ’71 Aaron Gober-Sims ’07 Karen King Andrews ’85 Mooren Joseph Leonard ’88 Terence ’81 & Susanne Gregory ’72 & Carol Godec John Babich ’81 NACCO Industries, Inc. McCafferty Timothy Leonard ’84 Kenneth ’77 & Mary Kukich Robert (d) ’52 & Carmella Frank Nemec ’62 Ralph ’62 & Dawn Lubrizol Foundation ’78 Gurgol Barrett Deanna O’Donnell ’83 McNerney Caroline Holstein (d) Michael & Charlene Barth Jon Oebker & Lisa Mahnic William ’75 & Christine Meghan Leonard Meade ’91 Cieplowski ’75 Mahnic Daniel & Barb Hornbeek Stephane & Shelbrey Althoff Jim ’89 & Bernadette MTA, Inc. Anthony ’86 & Suzanne Arleen Hughes ’94 & Dermot ’95 Blanc Oppedisano Mercuri Dale ’66 & Linda Mutryn More O’Ferrall Dale Bohatch ’12

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Green Wave Society John M. Byrne ’49 Thomas J. Kilfoyle ’69 cOntinueD Mary Constant Byrne ’68 Robert & Jacquelyn King William & Laura Surella ’88 David Kiscoe ’60 Patrick ’03 & Leah Sayre ’03 Calaiacovo Patton Gilbert ’68 & Nancy Kives Tina Callari ’81 Joel & Maureen Gallagher Robert ’60 & Rosalie Klepac ’92 Pentz James Callen ’76 Albert M. Kluczynski ’66 Francis & Bert McVicker ’67 Kathleen Calvey ’73 Larry ’60 & Jeanne Dernyar Piccirillo Thomas ’00 & Jordan ’60 Kocisko Lawrence & Barbara Ream Campbell Michael & Susan Roth ’86 Timothy Rennert ’95 Dean & Susan Wiglusz ’81 Koetter Chatfield Todd & Melinda Rings Ann Kopczynski David & Margaret Chmura Charles & Michelle Rusk ’85 Joseph & Bernadette Kowal Rini Louis Chorich III ’84 Bob & Lisa Kozickie Deena Rini ’03 Albert Chrzczonowski Susan Kraley Saint-Gobain Corporation Ray ’73 & Patricia Keaveney David & Lori Zoss ’93 Kraska Foundation ’74 Chylinski Eugene & Jean Coleman ’45 The Sherwin-Williams Andre Cisco ’77 Kray Foundation Kenneth & Terri Oliver ’84 Tim ’67 & Liz Yungvirt ’67 Joel Smith Clark Krolikowski Mark & Nicole Styers Doug & Kathy Clarke Gregory Kurtz Cleveland Oktoberfest Justin Smith & Diane Jerry Tench ’65 Eaton Corp. 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Simonik Roseann M. Lozar Maureen O’Loughlin Patton Peggy Byrne Maloney 1984 Denise Trzebuckowski Mike Mate Maureen Snow Restifo Michelle Hradek St. John Kevin M. Adams Christina Crisafi Vaselaney Ann Chmielecki Mellick Martin J. Stringer Kathleen Downey Welsh Debbie D’Alessio Brown Mark Vaselaney Jeanette Unitis Nemcek Christine Strnad Walker 1980 Louis Chorich III David Woytek Patricia Biss Neuendorff Debbie Erlenbach Weber Michael Bogacki Terri Oliver Clark Holly Blanchfield Woytek Judith Conceller Perry 1974 Danny Corvo Geralyn Sokany Cunningham 1988 Brenda Saunders Sprague Andrew K. Borsz Craig Hyps Kevin Cunningham Eileen Tivenan Adams David Stretar James K. Calvey Mary Downey Maloney Karen Paruleski Ford Laura Surella Calaiacovo William Sugalski Patricia Keaveney Chylinski Matthew J. Maloney Harold J. Hirz Colleen Corrigan Day John Szarwark Tom Gadus Jeanine Veres Mooren Susan Paris Laviano Elizabeth Nolan DeGirolamo 1970 Peggy McGinty Gibbons Kevin C. Mooren Timothy Leonard William Ehrbar Lynne Kestranek Bart Patricia McGinty Gliha Andrea Pelleschi Kevin McNamara Lauren Sponseller Gottschalk Jeffrey A. Borsz Jim Malloy Anne Halloran Rossoll Mary Kay McNamara Jennifer Quinn Hudak Thomas Caine Jack Matejka Yvette Falardeau Wypasek Mary Chmielecki Motrunecs Jolee Teorsky Kalic Kevin Coleman Donna Trella Zgrabik 1981 Robert S. Powers Joseph Leonard Mary Kate Stringer Day Gerard Zgrabik John Babich Denise Jakosh Sadosky Albert Mikes Tom Day 1975 Laura Bastian Blakely Patricia Zito Scoville Kathleen Ochocki O’Neill Daniel Dombek MaryAnn Politowicz Boyer Tina Callari Maureen Byrne Sico Nicole Wieczorek Opincar Maryellen Cozzens Dombek Thomas Boyer Rose Palko Chandler 1985 Ronald C. Prasek Kathy Joyce Fortney Ray Burns Susan Wiglusz Chatfield Karen King Andrews Mark Priebe Mary Jo Jakab Maureen Gannon Hennessey Kevin M. Coffey Nancy Ashton Boylan Kathleen Hughes Richard James Joyce Joseph Langa Pat Conroy Vincent J. DiCaprio Frank Skerl Nancy Gilbride Joyce Christine Cieplowski Mahnic Jerry Cunningham Michael E. Hudak 1989 Beverly Szymanski Leiby William Mahnic Joseph K. Dubovec Emily J. Zaragoza-Lao Charles Fields Denice Godec Moderick Therese Powers McCall Sandra Delac Horvat Scott M. McCafferty Donald Galek Edward Schaefer Frank Rini Susan Duerr Kijanski John T. McCormick Megan Hronek Hoelter Patricia Collingwood Schaefer Thomas J. Vaughn Elizabeth Black Lansky Mary Jo Dockman Cathy Harabin Kavalec Joann Telzrow Denise Schniegenberg Anthony Magalski McCormick James Kavalec Gregory Walters Zelasko Terence M. McCafferty Susan Meier Tessa Wypasek Kostansek David J. Winkel, Sr. 1976 Kathleen Wallace James Moran Kathryn Miley 1971 Mary Benek-Higgins 1982 Ronald J. Oscher Jim Oppedisano Gerard J. Cermak James Callen Michael P. Brickner Michael Prandi Kelly L. Reblin John S. DiNallo Cindy Macioch Campbell Maria Davis Buffa Michelle Rusk Rini Kathleen Stroh Catherine Buc Echan Donna Hanzlick Deye Kenneth C. Dyer 1986 Debra Costa Yarwood Norman S. Echan James Mahnic John Fitzgerald Brian Adams Joseph Yarwood John Haky Mari Rose Niec Karen Sue La Moreaux Dean DePiero 1990 Brian P. Joyce Beth DiVincenzo Pavic Mary Hronek Degnan Sandra Sabol Disalvatore Renee Albarano John Malone Gina M. Petrella Lippiatt Louis D’Orazio Sharon Anderson Susan Simpson Means Robert C. Satonik Janet Laheta Overberg Susan Murray Drucker Brian L. Bruzda James Restifo Mary Sanders Thoburn Gina Coreno Rini Laura McNamara Gray Karen Kudla Bruzda Anne Stenson Tuomari 1977 Terri Dy Sivik Matthew J. Gray Colin Hughes Fiorella Provenzano Zummo Andre Cisco Ellen Burger Wolanski Susan Roth Koetter Richard A. Magold Samuel Zummo John Cooper Kevin R. Zupancic Susan Markwald Kevin Robinson 1972 Annette Mazer DiNallo 1983 Justin J. McGinty 1991 Lawrence R. Arthur Kenneth J. Gurgol Vincent Barber Anthony Mercuri Jeff Baranuk Jerry Bednar Catherine Merker Hartnett Susan Lewis Bourquin Patty Byrne Moran Lori Tworzydlo Daley Denis Michael Bruncak Paul J. Huml John Coffey Rosemarie Biacsi Rich Jennifer Bokar Hyland John R. Coleman, Jr. Cynthia Szczepanik Brian Day Michele Roth-Kauffman Sharon Stibley Jurec Ed Gallagher Krolikowski Chris G. DePiero Christopher Springer David Labanc Gregory A. Godec Kevin Maloney Laura Donovan DePiero Terri Lawler Springer Patrick S. Malloy John E. Harvan, Jr. Nancy Hanzlick Potter Karen Cutler Dufala Mike Tworzydlo Meghan Leonard Meade Robert Kuznik Carol Sepic Priebe Judy Brown Dyer Kathleen Priore Werling Patricia Kinney Preisel Roman Kwiatkowski Michael Priebe Barbara Jankovsky Patricia McLaughlin Wise Lori Varga John J. Yarwood Michael Weber Kenneth J. Storme Fosnaught 1992 Todd Zima Joanne Roush Winkel Lesley Boyer Storme Michael F. Humenik Ellen Andrews

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1992 Sara Joyce Chengelis GIFTS GIVEN Elaine Daniels ’62 John P. McNeela ’39 cOntinueD Jonathan Sypniewski IN HONOR OF James & Cheryl Runyan ’62 Academy Of Our Lady of Sheila Downs Terbrack All Namers Bauer Mercy, Lauralton Hall James Bujnak Kevin Anthony Day Kermit & Karen Bailey 2002 J. Leonard Visconti ’53 Shelley Gorczyca Cudnik Borsz Family, Andy, (Born 1989) David & Margaret Chmura Kimberly Petro Knall Kevin Kwiatkowski Bob, Jeff, Drew, Tom, Albina Godec Sarah Grady & Catherine Maureen Gallagher Pentz 2003 Daren, Michelle, Christy Diamond ’92 Velky Gregory E. Preisel Jaclyn Godec DiGeronimo Melissa, Lindsay Thomas & Bonnie Geiss CDR & Mrs. Pat Grillo Deceased members 1993 Leah Sayre Patton Joseph & BethAnn Borsz Elizabeth Moro ’04 Fey of the Class of 1948 Anonymous Patrick M. Patton, Jr. Providence Equity Partners Class of 1950 John ’48 & Ann Blaha ’48 Angela Marotta Baranuk Deena Rini Central Pay, LLC Elizabeth Trouten Volpe Vincent P. Vasko ’50 Sazpansky Michele Benedict Bayus Class of 1956 Deceased members Robert & Barbara Robinson Jim Crow 2004 Robert J. McGill ’56 of the Class of 1954 Lori Mayer Crow BethAnn Borsz Fey Day, Downey & Bob ’54 (d) & Patricia Gerson Stanley & Katheleen Romes Douglas Gainous Christopher Holz Cunningham Families Kathleen T. Halicki School Nurses Sunshine Club Julie Hanratty Gormley Abby Joyce Dennis Potter Dent ’59 Joel Smith Nathan J. Kline 2005 Florence Drvenkar William Dent Donald & Jennifer Torey Sharon Dosen Lori Zoss Kraska Allie Boni Baczkowski Anthony & Lucy Drvenkar S & F Wilson Jo Ann Day Kevin Kucera Haley K. Bishop ’56 Sinagra Women’s Institute of Mrs. Annita Fatica Mark & Marilyn Dosen Cosmetic & Laser Surgery, David Kunker Kate McCall Anthony & Cathleen Fatica Linda Hoffman Joseph LLC 1994 2006 Good Education Ann Kopczynski Tom Mulhall ’35 Robert Bardwell Alexander Trouten John & Mary Wilkins Gregory Kurtz Dennis Potter William Borchert Terry Kenneally ’67 Francis E. Norton 2007 National Development & All HN Football Jane Reidy Burgett Aaron Gober-Sims Council Joseph F. Norton Players Past and Nuns of Holy Name Michael T. Cudnik Stephanie Zelasko Francis & Lina Newell Present 1955-1959 Rev. Damian J. Ference 2008 J. Michael Taipale Jeffrey Jurcak Triple E, Inc. John ’59 & Louise Stulak Jacob Bihari Andel Krakowiak ’16 Clifford & Janet Theve Rich McCarthy Officer Thomas F. Emily Day Sandra Ward John Zaluski Patton II ’98 Arleen Hughes More Tony Dosen Joe Langa ’75 Joseph Egan ’50 O’Ferrall The Honorable Thomas 2009 Raymond & Karen Murphy Charles & Jean Bushley Patton Anne Puhalik George Eppley Ellen Day Raymond McGinnis Lida Mae Smith Marcy Yanus Riter & John Brennan John & Mary Lavelle ’66 Day Petrella Daniel Humphrey Julie Simon Charles & Barbara McGinnis Tony Ferrante ’49 Gina M. Petrella ’76 Bartley Leneghan Marisa Terrigno Angelina Pallotta John T. Wynne Sandra Pilat Larissa Vyrsta 2010 Family Jack & Nora ’42 Michael ’64 & Shirley Pilat 1995 Timothy Hogan Henry & Joan Pallotta Gannon Jeff Piscura ’69 Shelbrey Althoff Blanc Erich Scheidel Coach Patrick Patton Patrick ’67 & Catherine Glenn ’68 & Linda Dyer Antoinette Flower Cleveland Dana Bura Stachowiak ’03 Gannon Ursula Bolger Bill & Janet Joyce Timothy Rennert 2011 Patrick & Irene Patton Porubsky ’69 Dave Wilks & Thomas ’66 & Shirley Joyce Lidia Polatajko Trempe Colin Cunningham Richard & Fran Galati ’69 Larry Ream Gail Kendig Byrne Amanda Durma 1996 Pat ’81 & Jennifer Conroy Craig & Patricia Kendig James Priebe ’65 Deborah Mihalek Barran Kelly Morgan John R. Kilfoyle ’39 Anthony ’65 & Gloria Galati Melissa Hehr 2012 GIFTS GIVEN Thomas J. Kilfoyle ’69 Ed Revay Melissa Wasilewski Majeski Dale Bohatch IN MEMORY OF Oscar F. Kives Margaret Ansel 1997 Elissa Day Art Adzema ’61 Gilbert ’68 & Nancy Kives James & Brenda Benedict Michael Barran Mary Theus William ’61 & Jeanne Ed ’41 & Marcella Kollin Ken & Jill Brennan Thomas Engle 2013 Andreski Vincent ’62 & Barbara Kollin Madeline Brookshire ’62 Simon Kenneth Gaughan Magen Crabbs Dale ’61 & Nancy Bilczo Terese Chura Joe Baer ’77 Stanley (Stosh) A. Matthew C. Hahner Brian & Donna Culley 2014 Andre Cisco ’77 Kosiba ’57 1998 Samantha Day Andrew Benek Rosemarie Kosiba Elizabeth Nolan DeGirolamo ’88 Andrea Poliak Babjack Jacob Grospitch & Edward Higgins Anthony J. Peskar ’57 Jennifer Koran 2015 Edward & Mary Benek- Eugene T. Krakowiak John and Elizabeth DeGirolamo Jessica Proellochs Lapp Jack Ehrbar Higgins ’76 Cheryl McKenna Michael F. Lapp Thomas Borgio ’73 John Kurkul Chris ’83 & Laura Donovan 2017 ’83 DePiero Daniel Mullaney Denise Lewalk Borgio ’73 Lois Heffernan Kurkul ’48 Emily DeSantis Stephen & Samantha Forystek Mark E. Robinson JoAnne Callari Bruce W. Lang Joe DeSantis Jeffrey Hall Bert Scanlon Debi Durma Alice Lang Eugene & Laura Hamann Daniel Zubricky Robert & Jacquelyn King Patricia Lawler ’62 Commemorative James ’40 & Dorothy John Lawler Kenneth & Tanya Koehn 1999 Ann Coleman Wayne & George Lesiak Katie Gannon Giving Kevin ’70 & Janet Coleman Angela Lehar Pavle & Maria Majerle Angela DiMarino Smudz Many gifts to Holy Name Joseph Coleman ’39 Marcella Witkowski Thomas & Mary Ann 2000 have been made in honor Rita Coleman Lawry ’73 Lehar ’58 McDonnell Thomas Campbell of or in memory of a Bill Cooper Craig S. Mackovjak ’83 Maria Pavia McGinty member of the Holy Name Joshua Karpus James & Rosemary Cooper Deanna O’Donnell ’83 James ’85 & Patty Byrne ’86 community. Please join us in Melanie Dvorak Karpus ’68 Miller Emil B. Maras Moran celebration of those honored Ronald J. Coreno Sheldon Firem ’66 Jonathan Lorincz and pray for the memory of Erin Peters Holy Name High School Charles ’63 & Lori Mramer Karen Ponomarenko 2001 those deceased. Sunshine Club Maria Antonelli Fredric Pratt

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Commemorative Robert & Patrice Downs Terrence ’67 & Susan Cejka Giving Joseph & Ann Dreher ’67 Kenneally cOntinueD Joseph ’81 & Gayle Dubovec Kristopher & Jennifer Kern Leigh-Ann Revay Debi Durma Ann Kho Boyd & Dawn Russell David & Barbara Dutton Frank & Susan Duerr ’81 Kijanski Jack & Laverne Tibbitts William ’58 & Joanne Dyer Jacquilyn Kilo Jim & Patricia McLaughlin Robert ’67 & Marie Dylong ’86 Wise Patrick & Yvonne Ehlert Jack ’68 & Nancy Koch Jeffrey A. Saxon ’66 James & Marilyn Ehrbar Kris & Danielle Koch Janet Saxon William ’88 & Beth Ehrbar Kenneth & Tanya Koehn Patrick Shannon ’70 Anthony & Toni Esposito Michael & Susan Roth ’86 Koetter Shirley Shannon ’62 Ronald ’58 & Vicki Farrar Michael & Mary Kay Kolenz Petrina Simpson ’70 Anthony & Cathleen Fatica Joseph & Bernadette Kowal Robert Jr. & Susan Simpson John ’82 & Christine ’71 Means Fitzgerald Bob & Lisa Kozickie Margaret Snider ’48 Terrence Kenneally ’67 Terrence ’87 & Nancy Ashton J. Howard Flower Michael & Susan Kozlowski Sharon Snider Tessa Wypasek Kostansek ’89 ’85 Boylan Andrew ’73 & Karen Pat Spooner ’68 Michael ’82 & Jenny Brickner Joseph & Barbara Jankovsky Bernadette Kowal ’83 Fosnaught Krakowiak Jack ’68 & Nancy Koch Edward & Cheryl Broussard Michael Kozlowski Nancy Priebe Franck ’73 Susan Kraley Donald Springer Michael & Debbie D’Alessio Andrew Krakowiak ’73 Rob & Beth Fulop Norman & Carol Dorothy Kawolics Timothy Krolikowski ’67 ’84 Brown Krasnodemski Springer ’53 Anthony ’65 & Gloria Galati Joseph Langa ’75 Patrick ’73 & Claudia Tim ’67 & Liz Yungvirt ’67 Francis J. Sroka ’33 Campbell Robert & Helen Gale Debby Marchetta Krolikowski Jane Hern Tim & Karen Carter Edward & Kathleen Denise McCafferty Thomas & Dianah Elizabeth Torma Robert & Barbara Ceccarelli Gallagher Kwiatkowski St. John ’50 Kate McCall ’05 Kathleen Chapin Carmen Gallardo Alice Lang John St. John Cheryl McKenna Dean & Susan Wiglusz ’81 Anne Kollin Gannon ’67 James & Marlene Lapp Marty ’49 & Maryellen Daniel Moderick, Sr. ’66 Chatfield Patrick ’67 & Catherine Joseph ’87 & Susan Paris ’84 Cunningham ’50 Raymond M. Murphy Gannon Stringer Clarence ’53 & Carol Laviano Beth Gallagher Powers ’52 Cieplowski William & Tina Geschke Rita Coleman Lawry ’73 Tom ’70 & Mary Kate Lawrence Ream Petra Glaser Stringer ’70 Day Doug & Kathy Clarke Rodney & Beverly Szymanski James R. Surdy ’66 Gina Coreno Rini ’82 William & Deborah Iacona Albina Godec ’70 Leiby Teresa Ciricola Gary ’67 Michele Fusco Scoccola ’69 Conroy Gregory ’72 & Carol Godec Bart & Mary Pat Stringer ’78 Robert Thayer ’50 Katherine E. Szmagala Jim & Lisa Corrigan Cliff & Jane Gonet Leneghan Patricia Fabrizi Marlo M. Termini ’45 Patrick & Celia Corrigan Matthew ’86 & Laura Joseph & Mary Leonard Pleasant Valley Shopping David A. Wilks ’65 Patrick & Vanessa Costanzo McNamara ’86 Gray Greg & Renee Lepkowski Center, LTD Yvette Falardeau Wypasek ’80 Coleen M. Coyne Robert ’61 & Cecilia Gray Zhichao Li & Jing Zhang John & Joan Veres John Zigmond Robert & Colleen Crabbs Brion & Amy Gribble John & Nancy Lorincz Dominic Visconsi Gerald ’53 & Lillian Pelko ’52 Rick & Sheryl Grospitch Patrick & Margaret Lysobey Al Valencic ’46 Parents & Cunningham Kenneth ’77 & Mary Kukich Frank ’64 & Elsa Mahnic ’78 Gurgol Robert Baron ’67 Grandparents Jerry ’81 & Geralyn Sokany Jim ’74 & Eileen Malloy Charles F. Wells ’57 ’84 Cunningham Robert & Stacey Hancock Kevin ’77 & Mary Downey James Wells ’58 of Current Kevin ’84 & Val Cunningham Timothy & Deborah ’80 Maloney Russell Zelasko ’75 & Former Bryan & Catherine Curry Hannigan Tony & Debby Marchetta Denise Schniegenberg Peter & Sandra D’Anniballe Albert ’49 & Veronica John & Marie Masters Students Hanzlick Zelasko ’75 Thomas & Alyce Danzey Stephen & Giedra Matas Thomas & Mary Harrington Stephanie Zelasko ’07 Anonymous Thomas ’66 & Diane Francis Matese Daniel & Catherine Merker Brian ’86 & Eileen Tivenan Darmetko Joseph & Denise McCafferty Current & ’88 Adams Brian ’83 & Colleen Corrigan ’77 Hartnett Robert & Jen Hickey Jim & Therese Powers ’75 Alejandro & Ninfa Aldana ’88 Day McCall Former Faculty Harold J. Hirz ’84 Terry & Sandra Althoff Kevin ’78 & Diane Godec Scott & Leslie McCarthy & Staff ’78 Day Tom & Paula Hogan David & Mary Ann Sean & Colleen Kinney ’83 Maureen Adler Amrozowicz Tom ’70 & Mary Kate Daniel & Kristen Hojdar McClenaghan Stringer ’70 Day Felicia Anderson Karen King Andrews ’85 Caroline Holstein (d) John ’85 & Mary Jo Shelbrey Althoff Blanc ’95 Lawrence ’72 & Mary Ann Jo Ann Day William & Linda Hronek Dockman ’85 McCormick John Bonza, Jr. Piechowski ’69 Arthur Soledad Defante Rosa Hughes-Nunez Charles & Barbara McGinnis Karen Borsz Jeff ’91 & Angela Marotta ’93 Chris ’83 & Laura Donovan Doug & Karen Jedlinsky Justin J. ’86 & Maria Pavia Tina Callari ’81 Baranuk ’83 DePiero Stephen & Rhonda Johnson McGinty Karen L. Carter Paul & Carole Becka John & Heather DePietro Brian ’71 & Joann Joyce Kevin ’84 & Denise Cassie Conti Richard & Margaret Bedell Art & Deborah DePompei James ’70 & Nancy Gilbride McNamara Colleen Corrigan Day ’88 Jerry ’72 & Emma Bednar Peter & Elizabeth DeVito ’70 Joyce William & Ann Clifford ’61 Marylyn Frohwerk Michael ’80 & Cindy Bogacki John & Lisa Ditzel Thomas ’66 & Shirley Joyce McNamara Robert Gale Phyllis & William Boni Mike & Heidi Dolan Michael & Sharon Stibley Anthony ’86 & Suzanne ’91 Jurec Mercuri Carl Gianguzzo ’60 John & Vivian Bonza Terry ’65 & Maureen Cunningham ’65 Donovan Jon & Jolee Teorsky ’88 Kalic Daniel & Mary Ann Mihalik Deborah A. Hannigan William ’94 & Erin Borchert Tom ’57 & Barbara Bonsky David Karnak James & Rosemary Cooper Rev. Mark L. Hollis Denise Lewalk Borgio ’73 ’59 Donovan Joseph & Diane Karoleski ’68 Miller Daniel Hornbeek Jeffrey ’70 & Karen Borsz Anthony Dosen, Sr. Joe ’83 & Sheila Zarycki ’83 Scott & Donna Miller Daniel Humphrey ’09 Brett & Susan Lewis ’83 Bourquin Anthony ’87 & Maureen Kavalec Martin & Judith Mirtell Denise Golubski Humphrey Thomas & Delores Boyer Stringer ’87 Dosen Terry & Valerie Mitchell

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Parents & Frank & Anastasia Stanton Indpendence Bank Grandparents Frank & Lori Stanton International Brotherhood of cOntinueD Gail Starcher Electical Workers Daniel ’66 & Denice Godec Edward Stolla J & F Transportation Co. ’70 Moderick Mark & Nicole Styers KB Realtors, LLC Dennis & Kathy Moir Michael & Patricia Mohan KPM, LTD Francis Molls ’47 (d) ’57 Surdy Laborers International Union Kevin ’80 & Jeanine Veres ’80 John & Jacqueline Tenerowicz of North America Mooren Marlo ’45 & Rose Termini Latek Family Funeral Homes, James ’85 & Patty Byrne ’86 Jack & Laverne Tibbitts LLC Moran Rae Timko The Law Firm of Terrence J. Kenneally & Associates Co. Edward & Kathleen Morgan Chester ’64 & Lynn Martin & Lillian Morisky Tomasewski Lubrizol Foundation Arthur & Mary Chmielecki Floyd & Christine Trouten Mallchok Funeral Home, Inc. ’84 Motrunecs Mike ’86 & Laura Tworzydlo Maloney & Associates Dale ’66 & Linda Mutryn Marilyn Cipiti Vaselaney ’62 Carol Cvitkovich School Nurses Sunshine Club Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Nancy Nikolet Thomas ’75 & Barbara John and Elizabeth Joel Smith George & Terezia Nosek Vaughn DeGirolamo Sharon Snider McKeon Education Group, Inc. Timothy & Genene O’Brien John & Joan Veres William Dent John St. John The Merck Foundation Jon Oebker & Lisa Mahnic Ken & Annette Wadley Mark & Marilyn Dosen Bryan Stacey Minute Men Human Thomas & Kristina Wallace Patricia Fabrizi Frank & Patricia Stinziano Richard & Kathleen Ontko Resource Systems James & Debbie Ward Josephine Ferrante J. Michael Taipale Carol Opincar MTA, Inc. Sandra Ward Stephen & Samantha Forystek Patrick & Bridie Talty Scott ’87 & Nicole Wieczorek NACCO Industries, Inc. ’88 Opincar Dan & Kathleen Downey ’79 Frank DiMarino Scholarship Clifford & Janet Theve National Development Welsh Golf Outing Jeff & Terri Thompson Jim ’89 & Bernadette Council Oppedisano Tom & Kathleen Priore ’86 Thomas & Bonnie Geiss Sue Titterington NFL Foundation Terrance & Winifred O’Toole Werling Darren Gill Donald & Jennifer Torey Over the Coals, Inc. Patrick & Irene Patton Robert & Megan Whetstone James & Audrey Glowacki Dominic Visconsi Parker Hannifin John & Mary Wilkins Sarah Grady & Catherine The Honorable Thomas Patton Scott Vura Foundation David A. ’65 & Susan Wilks Velky John & Barbara Pechkurow S & F Wilson PIRHL, LLC David ’70 & Joanne Roush CDR Pat & Mrs. Adriana Michael & Christine Pokorny John T. Wynne PJ McIntyre’s Irish Pub ’72 Winkel Grillo Bryan ’53 & Beth Gallagher John Zaluski Pleasant Valley Shopping Jim & Patricia McLaughlin Jeffrey Hall ’52 Powers Timothy & Eileen Zix Center, LTD ’86 Wise Eugene & Laura Hamann Robert S. Powers ’84 Prasek Lawn Care & Matthew & Michele Wolf Hannah Family Fund Ron & Rose Prasek Landscape, Inc. Timothy & Carmen Wolfe Jane Hern Corporations, Mark ’88 & Alison Priebe Primary Roofing, Inc. Jason & Yvette Falardeau ’80 Ronald & Debbie Iacoboni Businesses, Tom & Helen Provenzano The Progressive Insurance Wypasek Linda Hoffman Joseph John & Patricia Raba Foundations Foundation Ron & Rita Kessler ’50 Craig & Patricia Kendig Lawrence & Barbara Ream Providence Equity Partners Wysocki & Trusts James ’71 & Maureen Snow Robert & Jacquelyn King Central Pay, LLC John & Kathy Yatsko Anonymous (3) ’73 Restifo Steven Komives Records Deposition Service of Leigh-Ann Revay Robert ’58 & Sherry Zarzycki Ann Kopczynski Academy of Our Lady of Ohio, Inc. Mercy, Lauralton Hall Todd & Melinda Rings Denise Schniegenberg Rosemarie Kosiba Regional Equipment Services, Zelasko ’75 Augie’s Catering Frank Rini ’75 Terrence & Lillian Kovacs Inc. Gerald & Nancy Zelenka Austinburg Veterinary Clinic Paul & Gina Coreno ’82 Rini Tony & Patty Kozlowski Ridge Park Urgent Kathleen Szelminski Ziegler Gregory Kurtz Buckeye Baseball League Care, LLC Angelo Rivera ’60 John Lawler Cisco Systems Foundation Rinello Builders, Inc. Paul & Laurie Roch Jerome & Anne Zisk George Lesiak Class of 1979 R-NU-Vinyl Siding David ’67 & Mary Anne Ross Dennis & Dorothy Zubricky Albert & Patricia Lucas Cleveland Oktoberfest Saint-Gobain Corporation Paul & Denise Jakosh ’84 Samuel ’71 & Fiorella Pavle & Maria Majerle Cunningham Paving Co. Foundation Sadosky Provenzano ’71 Zummo Norma Marchionna Sanders ’50 Thomas & Mary Ann DG Marketing, LLC Scanlon Enterprises Michael & Rosemary Schafer McDonnell Digital Print Solutions The Sherwin-Williams Foundation Andrew ’65 & Jane Scislo Friends Edward Mehler Eaton Corp. Tackla Court Reporting, LLC Scott & Krista Searles Anonymous (3) Elizabeth Moro Echo Health, Inc. Margaret Ansel Michael & Michele Mullee Family First Caregivers, LLC Tailgate Restaurant Group, Kathleen Sejba Inc. Mark & Ellen Sheridan Kermit & Karen Bailey Nazareth Academy Class Fortuna Funeral Home Michael & Charlene Barth of 1966 Frank F. Schueller Charitable Triple E, Inc. John & Maureen Byrne ’84 Vasco Sports Contractors Sico James & Brenda Benedict Francis & Lina Newell Remainder Trust Vic’s Floral, Inc. David & Michelle Simon Joseph & Patricia Boehm Henry & Joan Pallotta Frank Mahnic Jr. and Associates W.B. Mason Co. Richard & Francine George Ken & Jill Brennan Ursula B. Patton ’67 Simon Madeline Brookshire Erin Peters Freedom Construction Water & Westwater Services Laboratories, Inc. Chrissy Sivori Charles & Jean Bushley Karen Ponomarenko Friends of Tom Patton Wells Fargo Foundation Leon A. Skowronski Rev. John T. Carlin Dennis Potter Ganley Akron, Inc. Women’s Institute of Justin Smith & Diane Kushnar David & Margaret Chmura Fredric Pratt Gene Ptacek & Son Fire Cosmetic & Laser Surgery, Stephen & Laura Sozio Alberta Chrzczonowski Robert & Barbara Robinson Equipment Co., Inc. LLC Todd & Christine Spaulding Terese Chura Jerome Rodak Holy Name Athletic Boosters Yarwood Enterprises, LTD Christopher ’86 & Terri Nancy Coleman Stanley & Kathleen Romes The Harp Tavern, LLC Your Home Advisor Group, Lawler ’86 Springer Thad & Helen Cooke Boyd & Dawn Russell The Albert M. Higley Co. LLC Brian & Donna Culley Janet Saxon

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Our Vision • We will be a leading college preparatory high • Our faculty and staff will be highly qualified, school of choice in Northeast Ohio with a thriving professional and nurturing. enrollment of qualified students. • Our facilities will continually adapt to our academic • We will have strong academic programs that and extra-curricular needs. challenge our students and reflect the changing • Our alumni, parents and benefactors will be demands of the workforce. inspired to support our mission philanthropically, • Our strong Catholic identity and commitment to publicly and personally. service will shape our students’ character. STRATEGIC INITIATIVE 1 Student Experience 2 Enrollment & Marketing Holy Name’s primary purpose and fundamental To continue to ensure a thriving enrollment, we will develop and strength is its extraordinary student experience. implement an assertive, mission-focused and outcome-based The rigorous college preparatory academic promotional plan that focuses on the school’s target markets: curriculum, highly competitive extra-curricular • Prospective students and their families programs, and family-like, accepting culture will remain the bedrock of the school. • Catholic feeder schools and principals • Current students and parents Strategic Objectives: • Public feeder schools • We will continue to ensure that our students • Alumni are college and career ready. • Community at large • We will focus on creative ways to enhance and expand the curriculum. Strategic Objectives: • We will communicate our successful • We will increase marketing resources and create academic programs more aggressively. a comprehensive marketing plan that will include • We will fund our most pressing academic appropriate internal staffing. needs, especially chemistry labs. • We will proportionately increase the amount of financial • We will put funding toward tuition assistance. aid available. • We will concentrate on faculty attraction • We will seek access to all Catholic elementary school, and retention. CCD and PSR student contacts so that we can more effectively promote Holy Name High School as a viable option for Catholic families. • We will improve our outreach to alumni.

30 3 Funding the Vision We will ensure sufficient capitalization for the continuation and advancement of the school’s mission by focusing on assertive resource development, financial forecasting and sound fiscal stewardship. Strategic Objectives: • We will engage in a capital funding initiative and enhance both our capital and annual fundraising programs. • We will create a planned giving program. • We will develop multi-year financial projections.

Thanks to all who participated in our strategic planning process:

STRATEGIC PLANNING COMMITTEE Patrice Alberty Laura Koballa Hudak ’84 Deanna O’Donnell ’83 Judy Blair Mike Kozlowski Scott Opincar ’87 Richard Cicerchi ’65 Lori Zoss Kraska ’93 Mark Priebe ’88 Beth Ehrbar Joseph Laviano ’87 Deena Rini ’03 Father Damian Ference ’94 Tim Leonard ’84 Beth Ryan Kathy Joyce Fortney ’70 Dan Moderick ’66 Patrick Talty Tom Moran

BENEFACTORS & ALUMNI FOCUS GROUP Brian Adams ’86 Charles Hutchinson Dale Mutryn ’66 Lawrence Arthur ’72 Mary Ellen (Honey) Mahnic Deena Rini ’03 John DiNallo ’71 Hutchinson ’61 James Serluco ’72 Joseph Dreher Tracy DiMarino Lewis ’05 Amy Adams Stoessel ’92 Margaret Farrar ’88 Jeanine Veres Mooren ’80 Alexander Trouten ’06

INDIVIDUAL INTERVIEWS Denis Bruncak ’72 Christine Cieplowski Gregory Preisel ’92 Richard Cicerchi ’65 Mahnic ’75 Floyd Trouten Diane Godec Day ’78 William Mahnic ’75 Darrell Tuomari Kevin Day ’78 Scott McCafferty ’85 Vickie Stenson Tuomari ’71 Donna Hanzlick Deye ’76 Susan Simpson Means ’71 Mark Zisk ’89

STAFF Shelbrey L. Althoff Blanc ’95, Principal Debby Marchetta, Database Associate Terrence J. Kenneally ’67, Principal Kate McCall ’05, Communications Associate Karen Carter, Assistant Principal – Academics Edward McIntire ’96, Admissions Director Colleen Corrigan Day ’88, Advancement Michele Fusco Scoccola, Director of Advancement Bernie Kowal, Finance Director Emily Balodis Yaya ’10, Assistant Admissions Director Andrew Krakowiak ’73, Director of Special Initiatives ONLINE SURVEY 442 RESPONSES

WE WOULD LIKE TO ACKNOWLEDGE AND THANK FACULTY AND PARENT FOCUS GROUP PARTICIPANTS. 31 6000 Queens Highway Parma Heights, OH 44130

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DECEMBER MARCH SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9: Student Annual Fund Phonathon 2017-2018 Breakfast with Santa, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. APRIL Important SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10: FRIDAY, APRIL 13 – SUNDAY, Christmas Concert, 3 p.m. APRIL 15: Spring Musical, “Funny Girl” SATURDAY, APRIL 21: Dates Rising Tide Gala Auction, 6 p.m.

JUNE THURSDAY, JUNE 7: Eugene T. Krakowiak Golf Classic JULY MONDAY, JUNE 11 MONDAY, JULY 9 – MONDAY, JULY 16 – MONDAY, JULY 23 – – THURSDAY, JUNE 14: TUESDAY, JULY 10: WEDNESDAY, JULY 18: TUESDAY, JULY 24: Boys Basketball Skills Camp Boys Basketball Volleyball Skills Camp Volleyball Setting/ MONDAY, JUNE 18 – Shooting Clinic WEDNESDAY, JULY 18 – Hitting Clinic WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20: THURSDAY, JULY 12 – THURSDAY, JULY 19: Girls Basketball Skills Camp FRIDAY, JULY 13: Baseball Clinic Girls Basketball MONDAY, JUNE 25 – Shooting Clinic WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27: Boys and Girls Soccer Camp