CELEBRATING YEARS OF EDUCATING YOUNG WOMEN

ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 2015 – JUNE 30, 2016 SUMMER 2017 95 YEARS OF RESURRECTION HISTORY The Sisters of the Resurrection, a religious order founded in by Blessed Celine Borzecka and her daughter Mother Hedwig Borzecka in 1891, began its educational ministry in the in 1900. Sister Anne Strzelecka, C.R. opened Resurrection College Prep High School in 1922. Central to the Sisters’ mission is the transformation of society by uplifting women through education. Resurrection has educated over 14,000 alumnae to reach their full potential and to become leaders of charity and truth who make a difference in society.

Mission Statement Resurrection College Prep High School is a Catholic Christian community dedicated to the education of young women, and to the development of their God-given talents. Convinced of God’s unconditional love and nourished by the Risen Lord, Jesus Christ, we are committed to the spiritual, ethical, intellectual, physical and social growth of our students. DEAR FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS OF RESURRECTION COLLEGE PREP HIGH SCHOOL,

2017 is a very special anniversary year for Resurrection College A LETTER FROM Prep High School as we mark the 95th or “Ruby” Anniversary of the opening of the school. Building a high school dedicated OUR PRESIDENT to the education of young women was a dream and a goal for Summer 2017 the Sisters of the Resurrection from the early 1900s when they purchased two farms on Talcott. With trust in God and energized by their dream, the first Sisters worked the farm, planted a peach orchard, raised chickens, pigs and cows, all to raise the funds needed to build a school to educate young women. From the beginning the Sisters and Staff of Resurrection have been attentive and responsive to the changing trends in education as well as to the changing needs of students. To that end, courses and programs have been and continue to be designed and redesigned. In the 1930s a commercial program was designed to prepare young ladies who at that time wanted to pursue careers as secretaries, bookkeepers and other office work. Later, the commercial program was redesigned into a business program. Today Resurrection offers opportunities for various levels of learning: College Prep Classes which challenge the college-bound student. Honors Courses that target students with high interest, motivation and ability in a particular area. Advanced Placement College-level courses offered in a variety of subjects with the possibility of earning college credit. Dual and Concurrent College Enrollment Offers students the option of attending courses at local colleges or on-site for which they receive dual credit for both Resurrection and the college. The Mother Celine Scholars Program Offers high achieving students an opportunity to participate in advanced academic experiences combined with cultural enrichment and service. The Rankin Academic Support Program A college prep course of studies for students requiring support with rigorous college prep curriculum. Practicum Shadowing Program Provides students hands-on, work-based learning experiences through placements with one or two mentors in careers fields they are considering for their future. In 2013 we started a “Scrubs Club” for students interested in healthcare careers. Trends from our 2014 through 2016 graduating classes show that one third of Res graduates pursue healthcare careers. To help prepare these students for college we are developing a new course with the assistance of the Loyola University Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing and Presence Resurrection Medical Center. This course, Health Science, Integration and Exploration, will be offered in senior year. It will provide students opportunities to apply interactive approaches to leaning and give them a chance to explore and experiment with the knowledge and skills acquired in science, math, the arts and religion over the past three and a half years. Additionally, our Principal, Richard Piwowarski and the faculty are developing more STREAM programs (science, technology, religion, engineering, art and math) to provide students additional collaborative learning experience. With 95 years of faith in God’s guidance, commitment and experience, Resurrection continues to be a school that is on the cutting edge of education and solely dedicated to helping young women reach their full potential and realize their dreams. We could never implement all these exciting opportunities if not for your generous support. Thank you for all you do and may God bless you. In Christ Who is Risen and Walks Among Us, Sister Donna Marie Wolowicki, C.R. President

3 RESURRECTION CELEBRATES 95 YEARS OF SUCCESS In 2017, Resurrection College Prep High School celebrates its “Ruby” Anniversary. Since the Sisters of the Resurrection founded the school in 1922, over 14,000 young women have graduated from Resurrection. Resurrection staff and faculty believe in empowering young women to make a difference in our world and Resurrection is committed to the intellectual, spiritual, ethical, physical and social growth of our students. Since 1922 Resurrection has been educating young women and preparing them for success in college, career and life. Resurrection understands how girls learn best. Resurrection ensures that all students are academically challenged and 14,000+ supported. Students are taught to be critical thinkers, intellectual risk takers and problem solvers in a rapidly- alumnae changing world. Resurrection offers students in-depth GRADUATED FROM RESURRECTION learning opportunities, clubs, honor societies, athletic programs and fine arts opportunities. Through classroom experiences, extracurricular activities and mentoring programs, Resurrection students are encouraged to develop personal interests, leadership opportunities and life-long friendships. Our alumnae base provides students with examples of and access to strong, accomplished role models. Alumnae nurture and share 100% through mentorship in the Practicum Job Shadowing Program, during Alumnae Career Days and as speakers college acceptance rate and visitors to classes and clubs. RESURRECTION CLASS OF 2017 Resurrection encourages girls to explore new academic GRADUATES interests, participate in athletics, demonstrate leadership and develop healthy life-long habits. Resurrection creates opportunities for students to stretch beyond their comfort zone and ensures that students have access to a variety of sports, clubs, fine arts and other activities. Resurrection devotes attention to the spiritual development of its students, as a close relationship with God leads to a deeper sense of self and gives them the building blocks to make a difference in their families, workplaces, communities and world. Resurrection students are taught to embody the school motto Caritate et Veritate (Charity & Truth).

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CONTINUING THE VISION An overview of our newly adopted three-year Strategic Plan students are provided advanced academic experiences for 2017-2020 is presented in the pages ahead. Resurrection in combination with cultural enrichment and service continues to champion young women to develop their opportunities. Resurrection also continues to welcome talents and skills and this three-year plan sets forth goals to international students and we look forward to welcoming continue to grow and meet the needs of our students. additional students during the 2017-18 school year. As today’s young people become adults, they will face great Our faculty and administrative team continue to develop challenges. Resurrection provides young women with the more STREAM programs (science, technology, religion, academic skills and moral compass to guide them to engineering, art and math) to provide students additional thoughtful and just solutions and to be responsible and collaborative learning experience. A new course, Health compassionate members of the global community. Science, Integration and Exploration, is being developed with the assistance of the Loyola University Marcella The Rankin Academic Support Program continues to grow Niehoff School of Nursing to address the growing field of and the Mother Celine Scholars Program kicked off in health careers. We also continue to strive to enhance our Spring 2016, with the 2016-17 school year being the first classrooms, labs and facilities in the sciences to ensure the complete year of the program. Twenty-seven members of success of our students in developing fields such as science, GRADUATED FROM RESURRECTION the Class of 2019 were invited into the program and follow technology, math, engineering, information systems, a rigorous course of study. These gifted and motivated medicine and other growing fields.

Resurrection Vision Statement Participate In Catholic Christian studies The young women of Discover In academic pursuits Resurrection College Prep Their identity as strong, capable women In athletics and the arts High School are prepared for Their voice and their calling In healthy lifestyles RESURRECTION CLASS OF 2017 the future. They are given the Their passion and their potential GRADUATES opportunities, support, Their gifts and their strengths and resources to continue to discover, participate, succeed, and serve.

Succeed In attaining personal and professional goals In promoting a hopeful future In celebrating the differences among us

Serve One another in Charity and Truth The needs of the larger community As women of faith

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VISION 2020: OVERVIEW OF 2017-2020 STRATEGIC PLAN Planning for Resurrection College Prep High School’s 2017-2020 strategic roadmap began even as the prior three-year plan was coming to a successful conclusion. Vision 2020 builds on the plans that have gone before. The planning process provided an opportunity for school leadership to engage with parents, alumnae and other interested people to review, assess and recommend ideas and opportunities that will better prepare Resurrection and its students for the future.

3 Goals A series of meetings and focus groups comprised of diverse internal and external stakeholders led to the formation of three over-arching goals for the new plan:

Strategic Imperatives 1 After vigorous discussions, five groups have Academic Excellence Increase and maintain enrollment for been formed to deliver the nine strategic Resurrection will continue each successive incoming class. imperatives that emerged. Many members to provide its students of the school community participate on with meaningful learning these committees and each committee has opportunities to compete been assigned at least one strategic effectively at national 2 imperative. The groups and their assigned and global levels, and help Diversify revenue sources and raise imperatives are: them enjoy a full, rich life. fundraising goals over the three-year plan A rigorous review of course period in order to provide top educational content and delivery is resources and a safe, vibrant environment underway. Academic success at a high-value, competitive cost. is about individual growth and achievement, with both qualitative and quantitative assessment being key. 3 1 Integrate and enhance Achieve the above goals while being true curriculum and increase to our school mission. standardized test scores.

2 Enhance opportunities inside and outside the classroom that will prove valuable for career exploration and life-long enrichment.

6 Human Resources Catholic Identity Development and Finance Enrollment and Marketing The prior three-year plan The students of Resurrection The school currently It is imperative that we addressed faculty salaries, are already steeped in a benefits from the generosity convince parents and the teacher salary schedule culture of service. While of donors providing prospective students that and employee benefits, many girls participate in 40+ named scholarships joining the Resurrection making Resurrection more service at school, in their annually to students. College Prep High School competitive with other parishes and with other The over-arching goal is community will uniquely area high schools. The new organizations, there has to diversify and increase shape girls’ futures in the plan will continue to build been no formal requirement revenue sources to grow our most positive ways, and that upon that work. for service hours. The endowment and reach a this investment fosters committee’s goal is to target fundraising goal over life-long success for students. Recruit, reward and 3 develop and integrate the the three-year plan period. retain the best teachers Identify families with our faith-based component 8 and coaches, aligned to Cultivate increased support shared values and the ability of service, putting into 6 meet the diverse needs and contributions from the to send their daughters practice our motto of and learning styles of our current donor base and to Resurrection while “Charity & Truth.” students. other school constituents. continuing to understand 5 Formalize and foster the needs and wants of Develop the school’s Build a major donor 4 school-wide dedication to 7 school families. leadership capacity. program. service and community Increase and maintain class outreach. 9 size, year over year, while continuing to develop robust, effective marketing and analytics.

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PROJECTS & INITIATIVES As previously reported, construction on the campus over the past few years included parking lot and roadway improvements, landscaping upgrades and major stormwater improvements. Updates to modernize the running track were well underway along with those improvement and met with some delays due to site and stormwater and drainage issues. The track had been in place for close to twenty years and no longer met industry standards and the upgrades were sorely needed. We are pleased to report that the ribbon cutting ceremony for our new track took place on March 31, 2017 and our student-athletes have been able to take advantage of the new track. We appreciate all of the friends and supporters who helped bring this project to completion. Celebrating the ribbon cutting for our new track.

GALA NEWS The Inaugural Charity & Truth Gala was held on February 21, 2015 at Fountain Blue in Des Plaines and we reported on the success of that event in the last Mr. Bernard Kelly accepted the Annual Report. The 2016 Charity & Truth Gala was Charity & Truth Award held on February 20, 2016 at Café la Cave in Des Plaines on behalf of his late and was another wonderful event. wife Dr. Christine Wasielewski Kelly ’59.

Charity & Truth Gala 2016 Renaissance Award Sister Stephanie Blaszczynski, C.R. ’55 Charity & Truth Award Dr. Christine Wasielewski Kelly ’59 (posthumous) Chair Couple Brian & Gina Lavorata O’Hehir ’86 Honorary Chair and Guest Emcee Peggy Kusinski ’81 NBC Sports Reporter Auctioneer Fred Angelini Sr. Stephanie Blaszczynski, C.R. ‘55 was honored with the 2016 Renaissance Award.

8 Celebrity Guest Blackhawks Hall of Famer Tony Esposito with students at the 2017 Gala.

Charity & Truth “Ruby” Gala 2017 Celebrating 95 Years of Educating Young Women Resurrection College Prep High School hosted the Charity & Truth Gala on Saturday, February 25, 2017, at Cafe la Cave in Des Plaines. The event celebrated 95 years of educating young women at Resurrection College Prep and featured dinner, music, silent and live auctions, raffles and awards. Leanne Wiedmann ’72 honored with the 2017 Renaissance Award. The school’s most prestigious awards were presented at the event, the Renaissance Award to alumna and research scientist Dr. Leanne Wiedemann ’72 ​and the Charity & Truth Award to Reverend Britto Berchmans​, Pastor of Renaissance Award THANK YOU TO OUR 2017 St. Paul of the Cross. Dr. Leanne Wiedemann ’72 GALA SPONSORS! Charity & Truth Award Corporate Sponsors Reverend Britto Berchmans Sisters of the Resurrection Pastor, St. Paul of the Cross Presence Health Celebrity Guest Entertainment Sponsor Tony Esposito BMO Harris Bank Blackhawks Hall of Famer DiMeo Brothers Inc. Chair Couple George & Cindy van Brenk Master of Ceremonies SAVE THE DATE! Deacon Bob Bulger The 2018 Charity & Truth Gala Auctioneer will be February 24, 2018. Fred Angelini Father Britto Berchmans honored with 2017 Charity & Truth Award.

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RESURRECTION STUDENTS SUCCEED, SERVE AND SHINE

 Service Palooza In addition to the numerous service opportunities that students take advantage of each year, Service Palooza was a special two-day service initiative held in March 2017. Resurrection students wrote letters to veterans, created prayer bouquets, made dog toys for local animal shelters, assembled bags of school supplies, toiletries and sandwiches for local charities and made blankets that will be donated.

 Shawn Mendes Concert at Resurrection  Prayer & Worship The Resurrection Resurrection College Prep High School was the winner of College Prep school community worships a once-in-a-lifetime visit from musician and pop sensation together on a regular basis to celebrate Shawn Mendes on Friday, December 9, 2016. Resurrection our faith. On April 21, 2017, we welcomed students rallied to win the contest that provided a $10,000 Bishop Francis Kane as the celebrant of our grant to the school’s music department and brought the Easter Liturgy. 18-year-old Canadian singer-songwriter to Resurrection for a performance and Q&A session.

 Athletic Champions The Bandits team took the GCAC  Fine Arts Expression Resurrection’s fine arts opportunities Championship, won the Regional Championship and earned a place in allow for performance and self expression in a variety of the State playoffs by finishing third in the Sectional Championships in disciplines, including art, dance, drama and music. The spring February 2017. Resurrection offers twelve competitive athletic programs, musical, The King & I, was a hit this season! including , bowling, cross country, , lacrosse, soccer, softball, , , track & field, and water polo.

10  Supporting Our Students The Resurrection community supports the young women we serve with gifts large and small. We rely on the generous contributions from our donors, alumnae, parents and friends to continue the mission and vision of Resurrection College Prep High School.

 Best Ball Scramble Golf Outing Come out and join us for the 5th annual Best Ball Scramble Golf Outing, sponsored by the Resurrection Men’s Club, on SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2017. Alumnae, parents and community members are all welcome! RESERVATIONS and SPONSORSHIPS are available NOW at www.reshs.org.

 Alumnae Mentoring Alumnae participated in our annual Alumnae Career Days on January 31 and February 3, 2017, to share information about their career and educational paths with current Resurrection students. Alumnae visit Resurrection as speakers in classrooms, clubs and special events and act as mentors in the Practicum Job Shadowing Program.

RESURRECTION COMMUNITY PROVIDES SUPPORT

 Community Connections Parents, alumnae and community  Exploration & Learning Continues Resurrection encourages members stay connected to Resurrection through fundraisers, reunions, lifelong learning! Faculty member Mr. Mike Longo offers a fall and spring adult enrichment opportunities, networking events, athletics and community adult enrichment course each year, as well as summer travel opportunities. events. Thanks to all who participated in the Alumnae Basketball game The fall 2017 course, entitled A Search for the Hero Within the True Self will on Saturday, March 4, 2017! explore the writing of Campbell, Homer & J.R.R. Tolkien. The course will meet on FOUR TUESDAY EVENINGS IN SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER, 2017. REGISTRATION and details can be found at www.reshs.org.

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MAKE A DIFFERENCE

We rely on the generosity of our Planned Gifts & Bequests Scholarships alumnae, donors and the larger Making a bequest or any other type Scholarship funds may be established community so that we can continue of planned gift can give tax benefits to in the form of an endowed gift. to offer academic, spiritual formation, the donor while providing long-term Endowed gifts are invested and earn fine art, athletic and technology support for the school and entitles the annual interest and will continue opportunities to our students. donor to membership in Resurrection’s to perpetually support the students. New Life Society. Athletic and Event Sponsorships Ways to Support Resurrection Gifts-in-kind Different sponsorship opportunities Annual Fund Resurrection accepts selected non-cash are available at Resurrection throughout gifts-in-kind donations. the year. Sponsorships are a wonderful The Resurrection College Prep High way for a business or an organization School Annual Fund is made up of gifts Gifts of Stock to show their support of Resurrection from loyal alumnae, parents, faculty, Making a gift of securities is simple and while receiving visibility on the staff and friends. These gifts, which offers several tax advantages. Please Resurrection campus and within can be designated for specific programs, advise us of the transfer by contacting promotional materials. scholarships or general enhancements, Senior DirectorSTRATEGIC of Development &IMPERATIVES have a direct impact. The Annual Fund Major Gifts, Alisa Kollar Martorano at is a vital part of Resurrection’s fundraising [email protected] or 773.467.4642. efforts and every gift, no matter the size, helps make a difference.

12 2016-2017 ANNUAL FUND Will you add YOUR colors to our world?

THERE IS STILL TIME Patron of the Arts Program Resurrection College Prep High School Make a Donation to the 2016-2017 Annual Fund is immensely proud of its Fine Arts At Resurrection, students from all walks of life learn to believe in programs. The Patron of the Arts themselves; their leadership abilities, talents, intellect and faith Program provides vital support and traditions. Resurrection graduates have the confidence to let their encouragement for all the fine arts colors shine as they “go make a difference in the world.” activities at Resurrection. Additionally, the Patron of the Arts participants will receive many special opportunities Help Fill the Gap and experiences throughout the year Tuition does not cover the full cost of a Resurrection education. at Resurrection. During the 2016-2017 school year, each student received a subsidy of $3,878 or 26% of her educational costs. This is possible For more information about these because of the generosity of donors like you. May we count on your opportunities or other ways of continued support? Please use the attached envelope or visit supporting Resurrection, please visit www.reshs.org to make a donation. Any amount is appreciated the Supporting Res tab on our and every donation makes a difference. website or contact Senior Director of Development & Major Gifts, Alisa Kollar Martorano at [email protected] or 773.467.4642.

26% Subsidy/Gap

WE NEED YOUR COLORS TO FILL THE GAP 74% Tuition

Your generosity is greatly appreciated. Your gift makes a lasting difference in the lives of young women today and to future generations of Resurrection students.

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RESURRECTION FINANCIAL STATEMENTS July 2015 - June 2016

Revenue

Operating Income Auxiliary Sources 1% COST OF A RESURRECTION Released Restricted Funds 9% EDUCATION Interest 1% Fundraising & Development 11% Tuition does not cover the full cost of a Tuition & Fees 78% Resurrection education. The generous support of our alumnae, donors and sponsors allowed us to subsidize the actual cost of a Resurrection education by approximately $3,520 during the 2015-16 school year.

Expenses

Operating Expenses 100% of students receive this subsidy in order to keep Salaries & Related 47% a Resurrection education accessible for families. Marketing & Recruitment 1% Facilities & Utilities 10% Fundraising & Development 3% Approximately Administrative 3% Depreciation 10% 35% Educational Programs 26% of Resurrection students receive additional financial assistance.

For the fiscal year 2015-16, the assessed Sources and Financial Aid & Scholarships financial needs of Resurrection families was $1,077,847 Alumnae Sponsors $110,790 but only 73% of that need was able to be fulfilled based on our available funds. Other Sources $130,976

Foundations & Trusts $561,325 We rely on the generosity of our donors to help bridge these gaps so that we can offer a Resurrection education to our students and their families.

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LIFETIME DONORS CLUB

Mother Celine Society Mr. and Mrs. John Olender Mr. Gary and Mrs. Barbara Petrovich ’67 Tony Orrico Scholarship Foundation The Danielle Pisterzi Golf Outing $1,000,000 and Above Resurrection Alumnae Association Mr. and Mrs. Joe and Marie Matys Rakoczy ’71 Sisters of the Resurrection Resurrection Athletic Boosters Mrs. Ann Schilling Rahn ’71 Resurrection Health Care Resurrection Parents Club Ms. Victoria Ricciardi Anonymous Resurrection Medical Center Staff Ms. Lucille Schoenberger The Hermitage Foundation Estate of Ms. Anita Slominski Mr. Charles Smithe Ms. Nancy Slack Stachnik ’67 Standing Tall Charitable Foundation Mother Hedwig Society Mr. Gordon Teach Mr. and Mrs. Donald Versen, Sr. $500,000 - $999,999 Lincoln Park Savings Bank The Farny R. Wurlitzer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pawelko Weber High School Alumni Association The New Life Society Blessed Alice Society Sr. Eulalia Society Members of the New Life Society are $100,000 - $499,999 $10,000 - $24,999 friends of Resurrection College Prep Estate of Ms. Susan Fyda ’66 Anonymous High School who choose to remember Mrs. Edith Bukowski Kooyumjian ’40 Ms. Betty Resurrection in their estate plans and Franciscan Sisters of Ms. Diane Anderson ’77 have notified the school of their intentions. Service Corporation Ms. Maxine Merta Clayton ’42 For some, this means leaving Resurrection The George and June Block Mr. and Mrs. Don Gagliano a specified amount or percentage of Family Foundation Mr. Robert E. Gallagher Sr. their estate in their wills. For others, it means The Big Shoulders Fund Dr. and Mrs. and Marie leaving real estate or naming Resurrection Cleary-Fishman ’77 as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy, Sr. Anne Society Mrs. Mary Louise Piccoli Hatten ’67 annuity or retirement fund. $25,000 - $99,000 Ms. Kathleen Walsh Hopkison ’83 Mrs. Joan M. Schulget Bieniasz ’56 Anonymous Mr. Bernard and Dr. Christine Ms. Maxine Merta Clayton ’42 Mr. and Mrs. Angelini Wasielewski Kelly ’59 Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Michelle Mrs. Elaine Zold Koepke ’41 Ms. Jann DeLaMoreaux ’66 Brunke Hogan ’86 Mr. and Mrs. George Laarveld Ms. Susan Fyda ’66 Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford Ms. Colleen M. Loftus Ms. Therese Lata Harold ’65 Mr. Jerry and Mrs. Mary Matheis Fahey ’66 Estate of Mary Ann and Peter J. Moskal Ms. Elaine Zold Koepke ’41 Irish Fellowship Educational and (Parents of Sr. Christine Maria Ms. Paula Mackowiak ’70 Cultural Foundation Moskal, C.R.) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pawelko Mr. and Mrs. Jon P. Knudsen Dr. Frances E. Norlock ’83 and Ms. Nancy Slack Stachnik ’67 LaSalle National Bank Mr. Peter Lisnic Ms. Anita Slominski Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Marchetti Mr. and Mrs. Don Olinger

Matching Gifts Thank you to the following An employer may match, double or even triple a gift of one of its employees Matching Gift Companies to create a matching gift for Resurrection. Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan Baird Foundation Talk with your employer and/or your spouse’s employer human resource or Chevron community relations department to determine if they have a matching gift program GE Foundation and to obtain the matching gift forms. Lucent Technologies Moody’s Foundation United Way Giving Time, Inc. You can give to Resurrection College Prep High School through your United Way TransUnion Workplace Campaign. Ask your employer for details. U.S. Bank Foundation W. W. Grainger, Inc. Wells Fargo Foundation

15 Frances Devendorf MEMORIAL AND HONORARIAM PROGRAM in memory of Elaine Zold Koepke Amelia DiGiacomo in memory of Marie L. Amodeo Any gift made to Resurrection College Prep Charlene (Tajak) Borghese ’66 High School may be made in memory of in honor of Sr. Lydia Mary, Sr. Stephanie, Bonnie (Berger) Eiffes ’72 a deceased relative or friend or in honor of Sr. Marie Claire & Sr. Gracyann in memory of Sr. a living person who has been influential in Mary (Chiaruttini) Boyle ’74 Linda Espinosa your life. Honorariums are a wonderful way in honor of Sr. Marie Claire in honor of Laura Cordero ’07 to say “thank you” or to give recognition to a special person. For example, many Margaret & Michael Brogan Judith (Kokoszka) Evangelisti ’71 alumnae choose to honor their parents in honor of Stephanie & Kathryn Brogan in memory of Roz & Stan Kokoszka through this program for their parent’s gift Bonita (Grabarczyk) Brown ’64 Francine (Jezior) Evens ’75 of their own Catholic, single-gender in honor of Sr. Stephanie in honor of Stanley & Bernice Jezior education at Resurrection. Diane Bryniarski ’75 Barbara Fidanza ’80 Upon receipt of a memorial or honorarium in honor of Yvonne Bryniarski in memory of Christine Olender donation, the designated name is entered Corliss (Cashman) Byrne ’65 Ann Marie Fitzgibbons ’52 into the Resurrection College Prep High in honor of Sr. Lydia Mary, Sr. Stephanie, in memory of Shirley Murray Keenan ’52 & School Chapel Book of Intentions. Persons Sr. Marie Claire & Sr. Gracyann Patricia Farrell Obecny ’52 listed in this book are remembered at all school Liturgies and prayer services. The Joanne (Cirringione) Carroll ’60 Judith Flanagan ’75 Memorial and Honorarium Program also in memory of Sr. in honor of the Class of 1975 provides an acknowledgment card that is Judith (Becker) Carter ’67 Karen Fogarty sent to the person being honored or the in honor of Sr. Lydia Mary in honor of the Fogarty Family family of the deceased. Request cards are in memory of Alfred & Dolores Becker available by calling 773.775.6616 Ext 142 William Foley or [email protected]. Madeline (Tracy) Castagna ’60 in honor of Christina Larson in memory of Sr. Marie Claire Claire (Butkovich) ’67 & Robert Gadbois Melanie Chasen ’72 in memory of Nicholas V. & Gertrude Butkovich Resurrection College Prep Men’s Club in memory of Janice Yencich Eberhardt ’72 in memory of Anne Kopka Caryl & Bob Galassini Harriett (Clark) Ciesil ’47 in honor of Gabriella Galassini Diane (Lorman) Adamick ’67 in memory of Catherine & Earl Clark in honor of Sr. Lydia Mary Erin Gallagher ’90 Rosemary (Mazzenga) Clifford in memory of Sr. Mary Eleanore Susanne Altenbach ’66 in memory of Cesidia Mazzenga in memory of Irene Altenbach Adelle (Sieracki) Gewartowski ’41 Carol (Bak) Colamonico ’68 in memory of deceased members of the Irene (Zurek) Alwan ’86 in memory of Walter & Loretta Bak Class of 1941 in memory of Sam Alwan Christine (Schultz) Como ’67 Gloria Gigele ’71 Mary Ann (Dziedzic) Ancona ’56 in honor of Rebecca Como Canady in honor of Sr. Marie Claire in memory of Sr. Eustella Dr. Joanne Connolly ’80 Alice (Witek) Goocher ’67 Mary Lou (Ernst) Anderson ’65 in memory of John & Elizabeth Connolly in memory of Sr. Marie Claire in honor of Sr. Lydia Mary Constance (Limberopoulos) Constant ’57 Gertrude Gorak ’47 Alfred & Kathy Angelini in memory of Kathleen Ann Riedl Fuller ’57 in memory of Sr. Marie Claire, C.R. in memory of Linda Babusci Mercedes (Wolff) Cooley ’68 in memory of Sue Zuhr Sophie (Biedrzycki) ’48 & John Gottemoller in memory of Eileen “Trish” Ross ’68 in memory of Paul & Martha Biedrzycki Lynn Beck Laura Cordero ’07 in memory of Elaine Zold Koepke Dr. Charles & Diane Guengerich in memory of Darlene Garcia in honor of Alison Guengerich ’03 & Carol (Cheney) Behnke ’72 Jane (Bogucki) Cyr ’69 Courtney Guengerich ’06 in memory of Janet Yencich Eberhardt in memory of Sr. Mary Valentine, C.R. Dr. Ann (Hetzel) Gunkel ’81 Carol & Daniel Beimer Yvonne (McKenna) Daly in memory of Patricia Hetzel-Lancaster ’83 in honor of faculty & staff in memory of Henry McGill Sylvia (Pantelis) Hados ’46 Mary (Smith) Bertane ’76 in memory of Carol Flanagan in honor of Sylvia Pantelis in memory of Ann Smith ’85 in memory of John Cradick Shannon (Hale) Hallstrom ’84 Joan (Schulget) Bieniasz ’56 David & Patricia Daul in memory of Nancy Hale in memory of Raymond J. Bieniasz in honor of Kristin & Mary Daul in memory of Joyce Feistel John & Therese Heneghan Dr. Carol (Tryboski) Dawson ’67 in memory of Euginia Majewski in memory of William & Nora Heneghan, in honor of Sr. Lydia Mary, Sr. Stephanie, Maurice & Catherine O’Regan, Nevvile O’Regan, Dr. Georgia Bishop ’65 Sr. Marie Claire & Sr. Gracyann Mary Carlton & Gerald Carlton, Jr. in memory of Rory Bishop Laurel Delaney & Robert Marovich in honor of Sr. Stephanie Margaret (Rizner) Herweg ’51 in honor of Nancy Stachnik Pay It Forward in honor of Sr. Lydia Mary, Sr. Marie Claire & Sr. Gracyann

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Cynthia (Murar) Huitink ’74 Lauren (Manczko) Kaiser ’95 Anne-Judine & Jon Knudsen in honor of Sr. Stephanie & Sr. Marie Claire in memory of Madelyn Manczko in honor of Mary & Kirsten Knudsen Judith (Niezgoda) Ilada ’81 Frances Kelly Barbara (Krupinski) Knuth ’59 in honor of Sr. Marie Claire in memory of Antoinette Wrobell in memory of Dr. Chris Kelly Thomas & Pamela Jennings Bernard Kelly Cathy (Ross) Komada ’82 in memory of Rita Jennings in memory of Ann Rita Comber in honor of Sr. Stephanie in memory of Margaret Mac Namara Annette (Bednarz) Jezierny ’79 Darlene (D’Andrea) Kontek ’67 in memory of August Fata in honor of Sr. Gracyann in honor of Sr. Lydia Mary in memory of Mary Lou Tansey in memory of Mary Bednarz in memory of Helen Stern & David Theesfeld Jean (Roback) Kramer ’84 Catherine Jezior ’70 in honor of Dr. Maureen Mascha in memory of Mary Roback ’81 in memory of Sr. Jerome in memory of Jacki Jobski Marilynn (Biewald) Kretschmer ’56 in honor of Sr. Donna’s Inspire Award Hildegard Johnson in memory of Ed & Gen Biewald in honor of Mary Hurd’s 80th Birthday in memory of Janet Eberhardt in memory of Jean Leisten Jane (Wais) Krolczyk ’67 in memory of Rich O’Brien in memory of Sr. Georgine Marie

Leaving Her Legacy

In the fall of 1937, Elaine Zold was one of twenty-six freshmen who began their high school careers at Resurrection High School. For young Elaine, that was the beginning of a nearly 80 year relationship with the school. As a student, Elaine loved the arts, especially dance. As a junior and senior, to help pay her educational expenses, she taught dance to the Resurrection grade school students, at the time when Resurrection had a grade school. This opportunity was offered to her by Sister M. Dolores, the Resurrection Principal at that time. At the age of 15, Elaine began dancing professionally. Through the USO and other venues she traveled the world using her musical and dance talent to entertain. In 1947, Elaine returned to Chicago and enrolled at DePaul University. Sr. M. Dolores offered her a paid position at the high school as a Physical Education teacher. Elaine worked at Resurrection and was able to graduate from DePaul after only 3-1/2 years with a Bachelor of Philosophy in Education. She had also graduated from Resurrection in 3-1/2 years! Upon her graduation from DePaul University, Elaine opened a dance studio in Skokie, which she ran from 1950-1965. In 2007, Elaine established the Elaine Zold Koepke Fine Arts Scholarship at Resurrection to annually recognize a student with a passion for the arts and the determination to continually develop their talent. She saw the scholarship as way of repaying the Sisters of the Resurrection, especially Sister M. Dolores, for providing her with the opportunities to achieve her goals and to share her love of Resurrection with current Resurrection students. Elaine loved to have the opportunity to meet her scholarship recipients and would often be seen back at Resurrection attending their various fine arts performances. Elaine Zold Koepke passed away in 2015, but her legacy, her love of fine arts, and her ability to recognize students with that same passion lives on at Resurrection. Elaine left Resurrection in her estate plans and her legacy continues.

Leave a Legacy Resurrection welcomes planned gifts in the form of bequests, life insurance, charitable gift annuities, life estates, charitable remainder trusts, an IRA, 401(k), or 403(b) plan. Making a bequest or any other type of planned gift may generate tax benefits to the donor, provide long-term support for the school and entitle the donor to membership in Resurrection’s New Life Society. Please contact Alisa Martorano at [email protected] or 773.775.6616 Ext 142 to make special arrangements for these types of gifts.

17 MEMORIAL AND HONORARIAM PROGRAM

Ruth (Watson) Kubow ’66 Timothy & Linda Moss Patricia (McAdam) Smith ’63 in honor of Sr. Gracyann in honor of Katie & Mary Rose Moss in honor of Sr. Mary Loyola Reszka John Lackouitz Lydia (Chasen) Nadolski ’78 F. Karen (Smith) Smith-Michael ’61 in memory of Catrina Hensley in memory of Aglaea Gerard in memory of Charles & Ethel Smith in memory of Janice Yencich Eberhardt ’72 Cherisse (Sullivan) Lagattuta ’75 Carol Sobczak ’64 in honor of Sr. Marie Claire Barbara (Gembala) Nakanishi ’72 in honor of Sr. Stephanie in memory of Janet Yencich Eberhardt Antoinette (Litkowski) Lahart ’54 Thomas Solak in honor of Sr. Lydia Mary Christine & Robert Neumann in memory of Thomasetta Solak in memory of Tori Neumann Laurie & Jeffrey Larsen Dr. Bonnie Sowa ’74 in memory of Milt & Lor Kriz & Diana Larsen Maureen Neylon & the in honor of Sr. Marie Claire Resurrection Parents Club Kirsten (Cascino) Lavin ’93 Kathleen Spillane-Knight ’85 in memory of Georgia Martorano in memory of Donna Cascino in honor of Kathie Foszcz & Noreen Maluchnik Sheila O’Connor ’89 in honor of Noreen Maluchnik & Kathie Foszcz Kristine (Zauner) Leong ’72 in memory of Ann Marie McGeever in memory of Janet Yencich-Eberhardt & Wayne & Susan Stanislawski Janice Zondlo Wajda Sharon (Szypulski) O’Keefe ’70 in honor of Ivy Witczak ’17 in honor of Sr. Marie Claire Miroslawa Link ’72 Louanna (Kohnke) Steinken ’46 in honor of Sr. Stephanie Judith (Schorsch) Palmer ’58 in memory of Margaret Kohnke Stieber ’44 in memory of Janet Yencich Eberhardt in memory of Margaret Vallo Roger & Marlene Szyszka Donald Long Mary Parrilli ’66 in honor of Ashley & Alexis Szyszka in memory of Elaine Koepke in honor of Sr. Lydia Mary & Sr. Stephanie Kathryn Toffenetti ’71 Cheryl (Szyska) Longstreet ’89 James Pawlak in memory of Mary Clare Fisher Toffenetti & in memory of Nicole Brunke in honor of Sarah Betzolt ’16 Catherine Lee Fisher Migalla Stephen & Margaret Lushniak Virginia (Furno) Paxhia ’59 Suzanne (Jennings) Tracy ’80 in honor of Christine Lushniak Czernecki ’99 & in memory of Christine Kelly in memory of Mr. & Mrs. John F. Jennings Martha Lushniak Carman ’01 Dr. Margaret Piel ’72 Dr. Christina Urban ’69 Chrysanthi & John Makridis in memory of Janice Yencich Eberhardt ’72 in honor of Sr. Gracyann in memory of Peggy Shannon Bob & Kathleen Porada Kerri Urbanski ’95 Cynthia (Bober) Malek ’59 in memory of Jeff Komada in memory of Anthony Mazzulla in memory of Darlene Bober Bodziuch ’65 Linda (Wozniak) Ramirez ’76 Maureen & Timothy Van Mieghem Diane (Helenick) Mancuso ’85 in honor of Sr. Lydia Mary in honor of the DiFranco Family in memory of Patricia Helenick & Kyle Mancuso Nora Riley ’09 Hilary Ward Schnadt Barbara Mantynband in memory of Danielle Pisterzi in memory of Dr. Christine Kelly in memory of Janice Kollar Dr. Marian (Prybil) Rippy ’72 Alyce (Krueger) Wegener ’58 Bernice Martorano in memory of Janet Yencich Eberhardt in memory of Dennis P. Wegener in memory of Georgia Martorano in honor of Sr. Gracyann & Sr. Marie Claire in memory of Sr. Marie Claire Gloria (Leffner) Martwick ’55 Victoria Rosker Francis White in memory of Judith Leffner Kosowski in memory of Sr. Valentine, C.R. in memory of Mary Fahey Joan (Kopec) Mata ’69 Eva Roth Dr. Leanne Wiedemann ’72 in memory of Leona (Kopec) Powers ’73 in memory of Elaine Zold Koepke in honor of Sr. Stephanie Linda (Larsen) McConville ’61 Mary Rotunno ’77 Mary (Schenfeld) Wood ’88 in memory of Sr. Marie Claire in honor of Sr. Stephanie in memory of Cindy Szewczyk Pleasant ’88 Connie Meier Ellen Ruzicka Adrienne (Horth) Worrell ’74 in memory of James Morrow in honor of Beth Riordan’s Birthday in memory of Leonard & Rosalie Horth in honor Isbelle Swartz & Helen in honor of Beth Riordan Mary Wudtke in memory of Ralph Swanson Erin Sanders ’90 in honor of Abigail Lantvit Andrea Mendyk ’98 in honor of the Sisters of the Resurrection Bernice (Kotecki) Zabawski ’43 in honor of Sr. Lydia Mary, Sr. Stephanie, Bernardine (Mazon) Scheid ’49 in memory of Rita Liszka Singer Sr. Marie Claire & Sr. Gracyann in memory of Sr. Scholastica Dr. Barbara (Kowalski) Zedler ’72 Carol Michelini in memory of Elaine Zold Koepke in memory of Sr. Gracyann in memory of Peggy Ochab Shannon Anne (Cacioppo) Shea ’68 Deanna (Panek) Zummo ’82 Mary (Haase) Mineo ’78 in honor of Sr. Stephanie in honor of Sr. Lydia Mary in memory of Jim & Trudy Haase Cynthia (Kurowski) Singer ’85 James Zurawski John & Sally Moriarty in memory of Rose Kurowski in honor of Margaret Doherty in memory of Susan Moriarty ’79 Elfie (Christiansen) Smith ’64 in honor of Sr. Lydia Mary & Sr. Gracyann

18 Kristine (Jung) ’68 and Wayne Brown DONORS BY GIVING LEVEL Bonita (Grabarczyk) ’64 and James Brown Neal and Susan Clark Jeanne (Drager) ’67 and Timothy Crawford Charity and Truth Society Resurrection College Prep High School David and Suzanne Devane Student Council $5000 and over Angela (Fosco) ’93 and Frank DiFranco Resurrection College Prep Parents Club Anonymous Debra DiMaggio ’76 Resurrection College Prep Religion Gerald Fahey Kathryn Dunne ’05 Department Nancy (Slack) Stachnik ’67 Maureen Durkin ’93 Sisters of St. Francis - Sr. Carmen DeBarros Archdiocese Of Chicago Paul Enger Scholarship Fund Big Shoulders Fund Kathleen Finn ’69 Target Corporation Danielle Pisterzi Golf Outing Scholarship William Foley Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Committee Jim Graber and Pamela Wolfe Matching Gift Program Franciscan Sisters of Chicago Service Carmen and Rita Guerrieri Corporation Judith (Rutkowski) ’70 and William Johnson Fred J. Brunner Foundation President’s Circle Kimberly (Lewandowski) ’84 and Hermitage Charitable Trust $500 to $999 Thomas Kato Irish Fellowship Educational and Kenneth Bertolini Dr. Kathleen Kuhr ’67 Cultural Foundation Dr. Linda Brazdil Virginia (Sobel) Kuta ’54 Resurrection College Prep High School Judge Janet () Brosnahan ’83 Ramona (Sanders) Lins ’70 Resurrection College Prep Parents Club Diane Bryniarski ’75 Lois (Sobczak) Lipinski ’68 Sisters of the Resurrection Mary Ann and Kevin Casey McDonald’s Corporation The George and June Block Family Madeline (Tracy) Castagna ’60 Jill (Adams) McDonough ’80 Foundation Patricia (Burchard) DiBenedetto ’43 Andrea Mendyk ’98 Dorothy Ellsworth Eric Miller Resurrection Society Judith Flanagan ’75 Shehan Mulvihill Don and Rita Gagliano Barbara (Gembala) ’72 and Joe Nakanishi $2500 to $4999 James and Teresa Gillespie Michael and Susan Nelson Sharon and Michael Angelini Maria (Sniegowski) ’77 and Gary Grabarczyk Kimberlee (Yankowski) Neville ’97 Anne-Judine and Jon Knudsen Dr. Carrie (Hall) Jaworski ’88 Courtney O’Hehir ’07 Kevin and Gretchen Neuman Thomas Jennings Pamela Jennings Gina (Lavorata) ’86 and Brian O’Hehir Marie (Matys) ’71 and Joseph Rakoczy Bernard Kelly John and Stella Olender Ignite the Spirit Joan (Angileri) ’70 and William Kistner Bob Porada John P. and Margaret M. Loftus Marilynn (Biewald) ’56 and Ted Kretschmer Resurrection College Prep Class of 2016 Scholarship Fund Linda (Heinlein) ’80 and Ronald Kron Mary Rotunno ’77 Resurrection College Prep Men’s Club Grace (Guerrieri) ’72 and John and Margaret Rubey Resurrection College Prep Alumnae V. Gregory McKnight Dr. Edwin and Carmelita Schillinger Association Tricia Moll ’86 Kristin (Daul) Simkins ’05 Weber High School Alumni Association Eileen (Fortini) ’79 and Kim Morehouse Dr. Bonnie Sowa ’74 Christine and Robert Neumann Lisa (Larsen) Szczupaj ’87 New Hope Society Donald and Haydee Olinger Michaelene (Guerrieri) Turner ’75 $1000 to $2499 Barbara (Basil) ’67 and Gary Petrovich Maureen and Timothy Van Mieghem Anonymous Ken and Mary Rosen Dr. Linda Vottero ’80 David and Patricia Daul Suzanne (Murphy) ’61 and Joseph Sana Dr. Donna (Pisano) Williams ’76 April Hall ’92 Anne (Cacioppo) ’68 and Jack Shea Quest Food Management Dr. Thomas and Melinda Hamel Sr. Carolyn Sniegowski ’62 Mary Louise (Piccoli) ’67 and Thomas Solak Red and White Society Kenneth Hatten Kathleen Spillane-Knight ’85 $100 to $249 Megan and Richard Hobson Dr. Christina Urban ’69 Patricia (Alexander) Achille ’67 Kathleen (Walsh) Hopkinson ’83 Roberta (Grant) Vesperman ’68 Diane (Lorman) Adamick ’67 Margaret (Kusinski) ’81 and Jason Kinander Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan Amish Custom Kitchens Catherine Lennon ’78 Dennis J. Murphy Memorial Foundation Diane Anderson ’77 Dr. Maureen Mascha ’73 Flood Brothers Disposal Co. Alfred and Katherine Angelini Jennifer (Smith) ’87 and David Mertz Patricia (Knefel) ’61 and Robert Angerman Mary O’Connor ’77 Principal’s Society Anonymous Sharon (Szypulski) O’Keefe ’70 $250 to $499 Carol (Warchol) Bennett ’70 Anna W. Olearnik ’73 Anonymous Douglas and Louise Berger Ruth Pisterzi Batavia Instant Print, Inc. Besch Design Dr. Marian (Prybil) Rippy ’72 Carol and Daniel Beimer Joan (Schulget) Bieniasz ’56 Lucille Schoenberger ’58 Mary and Michael Biancalana Janine Bobko ’99 Janet Sisler Dr. Georgia Bishop ’65 Mary (Chiaruttini) Boyle ’74 Jack and Mary Surridge Leah Boldger Margaret and Michael Brogan Anna Voortman Kevin Bolger & Associates Corliss (Cashman) Byrne ’65 Dr. Leanne ’72 Wiedemann and Sarah Bolger ’00 Mary Carlson ’75 Dr. Robb Krumlauf Scot Brockner Joanne (Cirringione) Carroll ’60 Archdiocese Of Chicago Judith (Becker) Carter ’67

19 DONORS BY GIVING LEVEL

Amy (Zimak) Cave ’97 Diane (Helenick) Mancuso ’85 Alyce (Krueger) Wegener ’58 Changing Colors Barbara and Marty Mantynband Linda (Carroll) Young ’86 Melanie Chasen ’72 Gloria (Leffner) ’55 and Robert Martwick Dr. Barbara (Kowalski) Zedler ’72 Donna Christie Christine Mazik ’90 Sam M Ciccarelli, DDS, LTD Representative Michael McAuliffe Banner Society Harriett (Clark) Ciesil ’47 Mary Ann (Marciszewski) McEllin ’51 Up to $99 Patricia (Pasdiora) Clarfield ’67 Maureen and William McGarigle Mary (Mazik) ’98 and David Abrahamsen Carol (Bak) Colamonico ’68 Rita (Kedzierski) ’79 and Brian McGovern Susanne Altenbach ’66 Mercedes (Wolff) Cooley ’68 Nicole (Meyer) Miller ’87 Irene (Zurek) Alwan ’86 Dr. Carol (Tryboski) Dawson ’67 Mary (Haase) Mineo ’78 Mary Ann (Dziedzic) Ancona ’56 Dr. Susan (Jason) DeGuide ’81 Lillian Misiewicz ’46 Mary Lou (Ernst) Anderson ’65 Laurel Delaney and Robert Marovich John Moriarty Suzanne (Pauwels) Anderson ’64 Julie Derrig ’94 Carol and Mark Moskop Anonymous David and Cindy Dietz Timothy and Linda Moss Linda (Hillinger) Balogh ’70 John and Elizabeth DiMeo Terrence Mullarkey Catherine (Casey) Bartindale ’06 Malorie Duda ’09 Senator John Mulroe Denise (Skrip) Bauch ’71 Bradford and Donna Duda Patricia (Fleming) Nichols ’48 Lynn Beck Blanche (Size) Eilken ’48 Norwood Park Eye Center, LLC Sheila Begley ’88 Ernie’s Local Automotive, Inc. Nottoli Italian Foods Carol (Cheney) Behnke ’72 Ann Marie Fitzgibbons ’52 Laurie and Timothy Nowak Haley Beierwaltes ’15 FLS Group LLC Lana and Timothy O’Brien Sandra and David Beierwaltes Gary’s Finer Landscapes Sheila O’Connor ’89 Mary (Smith) Bertane ’76 German American Police Association Beth (Ceisel) O’Driscoll ’81 Don Besch Gertrude Gorak ’47 Mary Lu (Wilczewski) ’75 and Elizabeth (Simon) Blomfield ’66 Catherine (Cashman) ’69 and Joseph O’Leary Mary Bogard ’68 Robert Gorzynski Mary (Wojnicki) Patryn ’81 Charlene (Tajak) Borghese ’66 Grand Ave. Body Repair Shop Inc James Pawlak Carla (Rodriguez) Boyer ’91 Dr. Charles and Diane Guengerich Virginia (Furno) Paxhia ’59 Marguerite (Vigil) ’61 and Elmer Brestan Victor and Marie Guerrieri Angela Peterson ’09 Barbara (Zajac) ’71 and Bob Bunting Dominic and Carolyn Guerrieri Jeanne and Thomas Peterson Lisa (Lavorata) Byrne ’88 Dr. Ann (Hetzel) Gunkel ’81 George and Donna Peterson Christine Caponigri Andrea (Ghidara) Gutilla ’70 Kathleen Prampin ’93 Christine (Keating) Cappelle ’69 Deb and John Guy Dianne (Olech) Price ’64 Rosemary Clifford Sylvia (Pantelis) Hados ’46 Linda (Wozniak) Ramirez ’76 Christine (Schultz) ’67 and Tom Como Heather Hankins Trisha (Liebhart) Ranallo ’87 Dr. Joanne Connolly ’80 Elizabeth (Zubinski) Heidel ’69 Rockwell Partners Theresa (Butler) Connolly ’86 Kathleen Heneghan ’86 and Joyceann (Dompke) ’82 and David Roeder Constance (Limberopoulos) Constant ’57 Robert Narowski Catherine (McGarry) ’96 and Steven Schick Christine Cook John and Therese Heneghan Jeff Schneider Dennis Corcoran Cynthia (Murar) ’74 and Tom Huitink Madeline (Lesniak) Schoeneberger ’68 Laura Cordero ’07 Robert Iannotta Eileen Schultz ’70 Rosemarie (Maas) ’58 and Thomas Courtney Iron Horse Ale House Sara Sebastian Kathleen (Marshall) Cozzi ’73 J. M. Huber Corporation Sabrina Sebastian Catherine Cullen ’41 Catherine Jezior ’70 Mary (Fahrner) Sethness - Conley ’63 John Cvikota Nancy (Donnelly) ’85 and James Kealy Joyce Sica ’84 Jane (Bogucki) Cyr ’69 Marsha (Schwartz) Kennedy ’60 Rev. Paul Sims Christine (Lushniak) Czernecki ’99 Klauss Painting Ann (Cwichon) Singelyn ’56 Yvonne and John Daly Antonia Kopec ’09 Victoria (Okonek) ’66 and John Smart Cynthia (Soens) Davies ’75 Christine Koza ’70 Elfie (Christiansen) ’64 and Douglas Smith Roseann DeMarco ’82 Jane (Wais) ’67 Krolczyk Frank Krolczyk Patricia (McAdam) Smith ’63 Monica Deresinski ’79 Janet and Daniel Kusinski F. Karen (Smith) Smith-Michael ’61 and Frances Devendorf Cherisse (Sullivan) Lagattuta ’75 R. H. Michael Adriane (Gocal) Di Meo ’79 Antoinette (Litkowski) Lahart ’54 Carol Sobczak ’64 Amelia DiGiacomo Rosemarie (Golus) Lajka ’83 Sharon and Jimmy Strozier Dorothy (Blaszczynski) Dose ’65 Laurie and Jeffrey Larsen Thomas Sweeney Laura (Kuhr) Dudley ’76 Kirsten (Cascino) Lavin ’93 Kathleen Szawica ’93 Rosemarie (Schillinger) Eiden ’68 Law Office Of Gina Lavorata-O’Hehir T & R Production Bonnie (Berger) Eiffes ’72 Kristine (Zauner) Leong ’72 Dr. Jacqueline Thompson-Fernandez ’76 William and Rhonda Erickson Patrick and Latricia Leyden Kathryn Toffenetti ’71 Linda Espinosa Miroslawa Link ’72 Tom & Jerry’s Auto Inc. Judith (Kokoszka) Evangelisti ’71 Margaret (Wemlinger) Linke ’73 Top Hat Logistical Solutions Francine (Jezior) Evens ’75 Cheryl (Szyska) ’89 and Scott Longstreet R. Truty Barbara Fidanza ’80 Henry Lukee S. Truty Karen Fogarty Stephen and Margaret Lushniak Dan and Claire Tully Frances (Fieri) ’84 and Scott Fogarty MichelleMack ’09 Carol (Krak) ’64 and Gerry Ventrella Shannon Fogarty ’11 Bina Walsh Erin (Boyle) ’89 and Paul Folino

20 DONORS BY GIVING LEVEL

Kathie Foszcz Linda (Larsen) McConville ’61 Gerard and Christine Sciaraffa Claire (Butkovich) ’67 and Robert Gadbois Nicole McGrath Gina Serritella ’87 Caryl and Bob Galassini Connie Meier Leona (Bartkowicz) Shoemaker ’68 Martha (Gomez) Gale ’03 James and Kathleen Mendyk Dr. Cynthia (Kurowski) Singer ’85 Erin Gallagher ’90 Carol Michelini Regina (Hunter) Skubski ’57 Mary (Sanders) Gast ’73 Manuel and Enelda Morales Louise (Wisniewski) Smoczynski ’60 GE Foundation Dr. Katherine (Hild) Mosley ’82 Ann Marie (Kurtyka) Smoen ’79 Adelle (Sieracki) Gewartowski ’41 Lydia (Chasen) Nadolski ’78 Karen and James Socke Gloria Gigele ’71 Elaine (Wawrzyniak) ’51 and Lee Neuroth Wayne and Susan Stanislawski Marie Gilbert ’06 Maureen Neylon and Edward McNamara Rita (Lucchetti) Stanton ’69 Alice (Witek) Goocher ’67 Michael Nolan Louanna (Kohnke) Steinken ’46 Sophie (Biedrzycki) ’48 and John Gottemoller Anna Nowobilski-Vasilios ’74 Eileen (Carey) Stock ’54 Philip Greco Jeannette O’Brien Nancy Szulczynski ’94 Kathleen Gruszesky ’59 Rebecca O’Connor ’04 Roger and Marlene Szyszka Shannon (Hale) Hallstrom ’84 Mary (Horak) Oestmann ’67 Judith (Nehls) Taki ’78 Carolyn Handler ’79 Judith (Schorsch) Palmer ’58 Cassandra Tamburrino Barbara Heatley Carol (Brett) ’49 and Ronald Pankau TDK Corporation Of America Roy and Caryn Hecker Frank Parilla Dave and Barbara Thomas Joanne Hejza Mary Parrilli ’66 Patrick and Joan Thornton Bianca (Borrini) Henniges ’74 Julieta and Stanley Pasko Deborah (Silchuck) Thude ’71 Margaret (Rizner) Herweg ’51 Jennifer Perfect ’91 Tix 4 Cause Rose Mary (Gariti) Heveran ’49 Miriam and Kourosh Persangi Kelly and Ramon Torres Glynis Hirsch Victoria (Ruppert) Petersen ’77 Suzanne (Jennings) Tracy ’80 Janet (Gazinski) Hoggay ’73 Dr. Margaret Piel ’72 Patricia (Jokiel) Ulrich ’52 Judith (Niezgoda) Ilada ’81 Ruth Ann (Keller) ’64 and Jim Pilney Kerri Urbanski ’95 Marilyn (Fernandez) ’77 and Jose Infante Alice (Budkiewicz) Pirog ’73 Jennifer Urbaszewski-Grono ’93 Wieslaw Isio Susan (Thomas) Pontarelli ’65 Michelle Valiukenas ’99 Annette (Bednarz) Jezierny ’79 Phillip and Lisa Prestia Hilary Ward Schnadt Hildegard Johnson Barbara (Moran) Radvillas ’72 Nancy Weckler Lauren (Manczko) Kaiser ’95 Alane Repa ’69 Francis White Dorothy (Brodziak) Kane ’76 Margaret (Berry) Riley ’64 Chester and Mary Ann Witczak Virginia (Zurawski) Kasman ’59 Nora Riley ’09 Jean Witek ’57 Maureen Kelly ’06 Diane (Liszka) Robertson ’57 Mara Wolff Mihlfried ’94 Annemarie Kelly ’03 Victoria Rosker Mary (Schenfeld) Wood ’88 James and Susan Kezios Eva Roth Adrienne (Horth) Worrell ’74 Barbara (Krupinski) Knuth ’59 Ellen Ruzicka Mary Wudtke Jennifer Kohnke ’73 Anne (Schenfeld) Ryan ’86 Bernice (Kotecki) Zabawski ’43 Cathy (Ross) Komada ’82 Kathy Rzany Richard and Sandy Zuley Robert and Nancy Komada Erin Sanders ’90 Deanna (Panek) Zummo ’82 Darlene (D’Andrea) Kontek ’67 Karen (Port) ’83 and Steve Santacruz James Zurawski Dara (Matijevich) Kosich ’78 Barbara (Vanucci) Scelsi ’70 Kathleen (Seemayer) Kostock ’69 Dr. Jennifer (Fronczak) Schaefer ’86 Gifts in Kind Jean (Roback) Kramer ’84 Bernardine (Mazon) Scheid ’49 Ivette Estrada Ruth (Watson) Kubow ’66 Thomas and Rita Schiltz Resurrection College Prep Men’s Club Annette Lacey ’90 Christine Schiltz ’93 Habetler Bowl John Lackouitz Georgia (Chevere) Schreiner ’06 Michael and Terri Simi Ramiro Landa Debra (Spence) Schwartz ’70 Eloise Roche Diane (DiCarlo) Lauk ’58 Alderman Margaret Laurino Rita Lewandowski ’72 Beverly (Poweziak) ’69 and Fredric Lind Your Support John Lizak The support of our alumnae, parents, friends and other donors helps to ensure Donald Long that young women and their families can achieve an exceptional Catholic Theresa (Sobczak) Lorenc ’74 Christian education. We are grateful to all of our donors whose support makes George Lyall Loretta (Tragasz) Madaj ’52 a difference in the lives of our students. Chrysanthi and John Makridis Tuition covers about 74% of the cost of an education at Resurrection. In addition, Cynthia (Bober) Malek ’59 many families rely on tuition assistance in order for a Resurrection education Michelle (Heiser) Malek ’75 to be possible. The support that we receive helps to fill that gap and provides us Susan (Kapelak) Malmi ’70 with the resources to serve our students. Maria (Gedroc) ’85 and Mike Malo Bernice Martorano Every effort is made to list all donations correctly. If we have omitted your Giahanna Martorano ’15 name or made a mistake, please accept our sincere apology and notify Joan (Kopec) Mata ’69 Kathleen Heneghan at 773.775.6616 Ext 125 or e-mail [email protected]. Christine (Wonsowicz) ’71 and James May Maryann (Legenza) Mazur ’74

21 SCHOLARSHIP DONORS

Thank you to the following donors who Jessica Martin ’01 Scholarship Resurrection Alumnae Association have funded scholarships for the young Anonymous Scholarship women of Resurrection College Prep High Resurrection Alumnae Association John P. and Margaret M. Loftus School during the 2015-16 school year. Scholarship Resurrection Men’s Club Scholarship Hopkinson and Loftus Families Resurrection College Prep Men’s Club Aurelia Smigielska-Wright Scholarship Joan Wright Boyd ’73 and William Wright Knudsen Family Band Scholarship Resurrection Parents Club Scholarship Jon and Anne-Judine Knudsen Resurrection College Prep Parents Club Berens High School Scholarship Archdiocese of Chicago Little Theatre Alumnae Scholarship Resurrection Student Council Resurrection Alumnae and Friends Scholarship Big Shoulders Scholarship Resurrection College Prep Madonna Foundation Scholarship Big Shoulders Fund Student Council Franciscan Sisters of Chicago Blessed Celine and Reverend John A. McLoraine Scholarship Manley Scholarship Mother Hedwig Scholarship Reverend John A. McLoraine Archdiocese of Chicago Sisters of the Resurrection Educational Trust Marie Costello Scholarship Block Tester Scholarship Reverend John P. Smyth Standing Tall Friends and Family The George and June Block Charitable Foundation Scholarship Family Foundation Mark Teach Scholarship The Standing Tall Charitable Foundation Gordon Teach Family Burchard Scholarship Susan Fyda ’66 Scholarship Patricia Burchard DiBenedetto ’43 Mary Fahey Scholarship Estate of Susan Fyda Mary Matheis ’66 and Gerald Fahey Charlotte Lennon ’78 Memorial Sr. Carmen De Barros Scholarship Scholarship Mary Guerrieri Bertolini Scholarship Sr. Carmen De Barros Scholarship Fund The Lennon Family Guerrieri and Bertolini Families Sr. Georgine Marie Faith Christine Olender ’80 Scholarship Matys-Rakoczy Scholarship Witness Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. John Olender, Family Marie Matys Rakoczy ’71 and Resurrection Religious Studies Department and Friends Joseph Rakoczy Sr. Mary Monica Hope Scholarship Danielle Marie Pisterzi ’09 Scholarship Midtown Educational Foundation Various Donors Family and Friends of Danielle Pisterzi ’09 Scholarship Sr. Stephanie Corporate Midtown Educational Foundation Don Fox Scholarship Board Scholarship Ignite the Spirit Fund Nicole Brunke ’89 Scholarship Resurrection College Prep High School Dr. Carrie Hall Jaworski Kathleen Brunke, Daniel and Corporate Board Members Michelle Brunke Hogan ’86 Leadership Scholarship Thomasetta Czajkowski Solak ’58 Dr. Carrie Hall Jaworski ’88 Pay It Forward Scholarship Scholarship Dr. Chris Kelly ’59 Student Nancy Slack Stachnik ’67, Mr. Thomas Solak, Family and Friends Family and Friends Mentor Scholarship Tony Mazzulla Scholarship Bernard Kelly, Family and Friends Raider/Bandit Scholarship Friends and Family Anonymous Elaine Zold Koepke ’41 Weber High School Alumni Scholarship Fine Arts Scholarship Weber High School Alumni Association Elaine Zold Koepke ’41 Families with Special Needs Scholarship Dr. Maureen Mascha ’73 Florence and Johanna Scholarship The Gift of Hope Anonymous The Sr. Mary Monica Hope Scholarship The Sr. Mary Monica Hope Scholarship is in memory of former Resurrection Frances Slowick Scholarship teacher and Principal (1968-1979), Sr. Mary Monica Widelski, C.R. Claudia Giannini The scholarship was established to provide assistance to Resurrection families Gagliano Scholarship so that our bright, talented, young women have the opportunity to thrive in Mr. and Mrs. Don Gagliano a nurturing, faith-based environment.

Heart of Chicago Scholarship The Hope Scholarship is funded solely through the generosity of Resurrection Anonymous Resurrection alumna families and friends. Our goal each year is to increase the number of scholarship Irish Fellowship Foundation Scholarship opportunities for current and prospective students. Thanks to the generosity of The Irish Fellowship Education and our family and friends, we continue to meet that goal. Cultural Foundation

22 2016-17 Board Members 2016-17 Administrative Team CHAIR Sr. Donna Marie Wolowicki, C.R. ’66 Ms. Nancy Slack Stachnik ’67 President Former Vice President of Marketing Richard Piwowarski MB Financial Bank Principal SPONSORSHIP CHAIR Carol Beimer Sr. Virginia Ann Wanzek, C.R. Associate Principal for Program Planning Provincial Superior Sisters of the Resurrection Margaret Masterson Kinel ’92 Associate Principal for Curriculum and Instruction Sr. Stephanie Blaszczynski, C.R. ’55 Former President and Principal and Faculty Member Eddie Kane Resurrection College Prep High School Athletic Director Dr. Linda Glaeser Brazdil Tamara Bernardin Director of the Center for Science and Math Education Dean of Students Loyola University Barbara Basil Petrovich ’67 Dr. Thomas Hamel Vice President, Finance, Human Resources and Support Services Former Vice President for Academic Affairs Robert Hauptman Former System Vice President Facility Services Presence Health Care Sr. Danielle Educator and Pastoral Minister 2017 Alumnae Wall of Honor Recipients Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth Mrs. Anne-Judine Knudsen Alumna, Parent and Former Educator Mr. Bernard Kelly Adjunct Faculty Dominican University Dr. Maureen Mascha ’73 Associate Professor of Accounting Purdue University Calumet Ms. Marie Matys Rakoczy ’71 Former Resurrection Faculty Member and Retired Business Analyst Ms. Janet Sisler Director of Gannon Center for Women and Leadership Loyola University Sr. Carolyn Sniegowski, C.R. ’62 School Liason at Misrecordia Home and Former Grammar School Principal Sisters of the Resurrection Mr. Dan Tully Alumnae Wall of Honor 2017 inductions - April 22, 2017 Principal Blessed Celine Award recipients (back row): Notre Dame College Prep High School Gina Lavorata O’Hehir ’86, Kathleen Walsh Hopkinson ’83, Sr. Donna Marie Wolowicki, C.R. ’66 Ramina Oraha ’03 and Barbara Gembala Nakaniski ’72 President Athletic Hall of Fame Award recipients (front row): Resurrection College Prep High School Carolynn Connors Lindberg ’77, Kelly Monaco ’06 and Katie McGrath Guinane ’97 7500 West Talcott Avenue Chicago, 60631

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