In July of 2011, I agreed to become the part-time, interim president of Norwalk Catholic School for one year. Today, three years later, I can say my tenure as president has been among the most rewarding time of my life. I stayed three years because of the overwhelming support that I received from the entire Norwalk Catholic School family. I was inspired by the dedication of the school staff. They are here because they want to be here. This is their vocation. I was impressed by the motivation of the students and by the cooperation that I received from their parents. Whenever called upon, we could muster a legion of volunteers at a moment’s notice. Lastly, I stayed three years because I embraced the unique mission of our school: To develop Disciples of Christ To promote academic excellence To foster a respectful community I witnessed the high academic expectations of our teachers on a daily basis. Our elementary school is one of a handful of schools in the state that has been chosen to be a finalist for the national Blue Ribbon School recognition. Our high school test scores are consistently among the highest in our area. The honors and accomplishments of our most recent graduating class illustrate the achievements of our students. There is no question in my mind that our students are receiving an academically challenging education in a faith-filled environment. Service to our community is an integral part of our curriculum. Ask any of our elementary students about their motto and they will shout - ”We Live to Serve”. Our high school students are required to perform at least ten service hours each semester. This could be something as simple as volunteering at a local community agency or helping an elderly neighbor with work around their house. Service is a key tenet to Catholic education. Faith formation is the foundation of Catholic education. Each day begins and ends with prayer. Our students attend weekly Mass. Every student attends religion class every day. It sets us Our Mission Pg 3 apart. Our Catholic faith is infused in everything we do from our curriculum to our daily routine. It makes us different by design and it is the reason Catholic schools are necessary SPH/NCS JH School Profile Pgs 4 - 5 and more relevant than ever. Our schools do come with a price. NCS Elementary School Pg 6 - 7 After three years, I leave with mixed emotions. I leave, however, with the realization that ECC Pgs 8 - 9 Norwalk Catholic School is in good hands. I could not be more pleased than to have Denny Doughty returning to his Alma Mater. His experience, background, and most importantly, his Governing Board Pg 10 commitment to Norwalk Catholic School, make him the ideal person for this job. Peeking at the Paulites Pgs 11 - 13 Keep me in your prayers, Memorials Pg 14 Wayne Babcanec Seniors Pgs 15 - 18 Advancement & Admissions Office Pg 19 Friends of the Future Pgs 20 - 25 Financial Report Pg 26 FCEDO Endowment Report Pg 27 Spring Fling Pgs 28 - 29 Alumni News Pg 30 Planned Giving Pg 31 St. Paul High School ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Norwalk Catholic School Mission Editor At Norwalk Catholic School our Jenny Ridge, SPH ‘00 mission is to develop Disciples of Christ, promote academic excellence and foster a respectful Administration community. Every student is Dennis Doughty, SPH ‘72 empowered to achieve their President full potential personally, morally, Fr. Nathan Bockrath academically, physically, and School Chaplain spiritually. Students are encouraged Jim Tokarsky to live a life of service and fellowship. JH/HS Principal Valerie French Elementary Principal Matt Fair, SPH ‘90 Early Childhood Center Director Mike McLaughlin Business Manager Sue Lesch Chief Advancement Officer

Advancement and Admissions Office Jenny Ridge, SPH ’00 Director of Communications and Alumni Relations Sue Riley Endowment Director Julie Grine Information and Special Event Coordinator/ Administrative Assistant Anne Harbert Enrollment and Annual Fund Coordinator/ Administrative Assistant

Magazine Layout Stacy Stoll

Please send all correspondence to address below: Norwalk Catholic School Advancement and Admissions Office 93 East Main Street Norwalk, Ohio 44857 419-668-7223 ○○○○○○○ ○○○○○○○ School Overview I am so proud of our students at St. St. Paul High School was established in 1906 Paul High School. Read about the as a two year commercial school. It became accomplishments of our students on an established four year high school in 1921. the following pages. Today, more than 3,400 alumni located · Graduating seniors spent over 65 hours around the world serve their communities professionally and personally. St. Paul High in retreats from grades 7-12. by Jim Tokarsky, School is a co-ed Catholic high school · Seniors raised over $5,000 during their Principal located in northern Ohio. Our student body Senior Projects. consists of families from Huron, Erie, Lorain and Sandusky counties. · The SPH and NCS JH attended Mass Enrollment together 37 times during the 13-14 202 students Service school year. Male: 55% Female: 45% Service is an integral part of student life at St. Paul High School and an extension of · SPH students completed over 4,000 Faculty the students’ baptismal call to be Christ to service hours last year. Full-time: 20 others. In addition, fulfilling this responsibility/ · Over $4,000 was donated by the SPH/ Percent with Advanced Degrees: 41% requirement directly exemplifies the mission JH community for local causes through of Norwalk Catholic School. All students Student-Faculty Ratio: 10:1 our weekly mission collection. are required to complete 10 service hours Class of 2014 Graduates: 54 per semester, for a total of 80 hours by Curriculum graduation. In addition to the 80 service hours College Matriculants: 94% St. Paul High School’s curriculum is required, seniors also complete a Senior 2 Year College: 2% academically challenging and provides Project which is meant for them to showcase 4 Year College: 92% solid college preparation. Students are the unique gifts the Spirit has given. The Class of 2014 was offered over constantly encouraged to challenge $4.2 million in College Scholarships, Philosophy of Education themselves in order to develop their God- given potential. Teachers are committed to a record high at St. Paul High School. NCS Jr. High and St. Paul High are founded on the Christian tradition that education is the supporting students as they achieve more development of the total person. An educated than they thought possible. The academic person must have a respect for self, a love calendar is organized in four, nine (9) week of fellow man, a commitment to social periods. responsibilities, and an appreciation of truth · All students must be enrolled in a and learning. A Christian education must help a person learn to be a Christian by conviction, minimum of seven (7) classes per not by mere conformity. semester. NCS Jr. High and St. Paul High aim to provide · AP courses in English Literature and an integrated program to enable young Composition and Biology are available people to live their lives to the fullest and for seniors and AP course in US grow toward Christian adulthood. The school Government is available for juniors tries to develop a positive self-image and an and seniors. inquisitive mind, alive and responsive to the daily discovery of new knowledge, strives · Juniors and seniors may enroll in to aid students in establishing a hierarchy of college courses through Lorain values that will help them live as responsible County Community College. adults in an ever-changing society, and · Students may participate in the DOLI endeavors to prepare them to transform the (Diocesan Online Learning Initiatives) world into the Kingdom of God. program. This program allows our students a wider selection of course offerings, particularly advanced courses.

Valerie French, Elementary Principal

1. Kindergarteners take time for quiet reflection in the Atrium. 2. Connor Lindenberger shows off the turkey he won during the annual turkey trot.

by Matt Fair, NCS Early Childhood Center Director

So many things have happened in my first year at the Early Childhood Center. The 3. Landon Fries places his pictures on these pages represent a small donation in the Toys for Tots box. fraction of what happens on a daily basis. It is amazing the amount of learning that occurs in these young minds. I hope you can see the enjoyment and excitement in our students’ faces. I know that our staff cherishes the opportunity to be part of these students’ lives every day. There is always much work to be done. The field of early childhood education is ever-changing and we are striving to stay at the cutting edge of academic excellence while maintaining our deep commitment to Catholic values. We are truly blessed to be part of such a wonderful community. Thank you for all the things that you do to support our school.

Matt Fair, ECC Director

4. Nate Sandor places his donation in our food drive shopping cart. 5. Noelle Perani shows senior, Megan Surovjak, one of the class science activities. 6. Grady Naseman reads the preschoolers his favorite Dr. Suess book. 7. Landon Fries and Peyton Barman get help planting tomatoes from the Master Gardeners. 8. The preschoolers pose with their Olympic torches. 9. Aiden Graves shows off his colored hands as he makes 100 fingerprints.

10. Leah Sharp makes pizza during the Dominos field trip. 11. Outgoing NCS Board President John Evans presides over the preschool Q and U wedding. 12. Micah Sumpter works on his fine motor skills by pounding tees into a pumpkin.

13. The preschoolers enjoyed their field trip to the fire station. 14. Rafael Gross and Ella Kalizewski decorate cookies for Valentine’s Day. 15. Leeann Reynolds and Sydney Englert pose with the chicks that hatched in their classroom. The Norwalk Catholic School Governing Board oversees the general policies, programs and operations of the school. The board reviews and approves the annual budget and sets tuition rates and fees. All school physical improvements are approved by the board. They determine policies that shall guide the president and administrative staff in furthering NCS’s objectives. Class of 1956 Class of 1970 Betsy (Graves) and Joe Pertner welcomed their 5th child, Amelia Sue on May 26, 2014. Members and spouses of St. Paul’s class of John Potts “Hello to all my alumni friends at 1956 met for lunch on February 25, 2014 at St. Paul’s. All is well in Wichita. My Wichita The Beach House restaurant at Bradenton State Shockers had another great year in Beach on Anna Marie Island, Florida. This has basketball. I have recently been promoted become an annual event for as many as can to Corporate Administrator of RedGuard. We make it. (Pictured below: Chuck and Anna design and build blast-resistant modular steel Conney, Ben and Marsha Preston, Connie buildings for oil, chemical and petro chemical and Jim Ebert, Debbie and Don Pigman, Jan refineries all over the world.” and Bob Landoll, Dick Spinello and Mary (John) Ott.) Class of 1972 Steve Furey of Huron, Ohio, employee of the financial services firm Edward Jones in Sandusky, won the firm’s Frank Finnegan Award for his exceptional achievement of Class of 1998 building client relationships. Adam and Abby Butler of Norwalk welcomed twin girls, Ingrid Adele and Odette Frances, Class of 1989 on June 3, 2014. Carolyn (Arnold) Nanez was recognized as a top performer within Emdeon for the “BEST in Class of 1999 Class,” consistently giving 110% in her work. Micky & Amber Rospert welcomed a baby C. James and Mary (Hammersmith) Rospert Carolyn won a trip to WaterColor Inn and boy, Blake, into their family on March 25, of Bellevue celebrated their 50th wedding Resort in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida April 29- 2014. anniversary on June 13, 2014 with a Mass at May 3, 2014. Peru St. Alphonsus and a family party in Luke & Sarah (Hipp) Kittle welcomed a baby Bellevue on June 29. They have 4 children Class of 1990 boy, Calvin, on December 28, 2013. and 10 grandchildren. Lissa Bockrath Shapiro hosted an exhibition of her art-work titled “Unbroken” in July, 2014 Class of 2000 Class of 1957 which was held in Cleveland. Nate Brown represented the city of Bob Bleile was inducted into Eagle Creek’s Norwalk at the Ohio Police and Fire Games Heritage Park in Norwalk on June 28, 2014. Class of 1997 in Clermont County earning gold medals in the deadlift, bench and push-pull Frank & Jill (Ciersezwski) Van Dresser, Jr competitions for his age and weight Class of 1961 rd welcomed their 3 child, Carter William, category. Nate is a firefighter for Norwalk Tom Kocher of Norwalk was awarded the on March 1, 2014. Fire Department. Judge John W. Tobin Volunteer Appreciation Award from the Monroeville-Huron County chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America Endowment.

Class of 1968 Linda Arnold and Tom Lillibridge were married on Saturday, May 3, 2014. Congratulations to the happy couple! Class of 2001 Class of 2007 Morgan Mirtes was inducted into Upsilon Pi Epsilon, Ashland University’s Computer Justin Ewell & Gelsey Tinker (’02) were Brian Langjahr of Norwalk was honored as Science Honor Society, on March 13, 2014. married May 18, 2013 at St. Mary, Mother of Reserve (Police) Officer of the Year by the Morgan received a Bachelor of Science the Redeemer Church in Norwalk. They reside Norwalk Lions Club on March 22, 2014. degree with a major in mathematics and in Norwalk, OH. Ashley Lawrence graduated from the computer science with magna cum laude University of Akron at spring honors from Ashland University on May 10, commencement, 2014. 2014. She was also named to the spring semester dean’s list. Class of 2008 Christopher Morgan earned the Mary Sharp Kelsey Finch recently graduated from the Award in German, a special academic College of Pharmacy at Ohio Northern award, at Muskingum University’s Scholarship University with a doctorate in pharmacy. Recognition Day on April 4, 2014. Courtney Astolfi, Sandusky Register Reporter, Eric M. Schwieterman received a Bachelor won first place in investigative reporting at the of Science degree in business administration annual Associated Press awards recently. with a major in finance and magna cum laude honors from Ashland University on May Margaret Schmuhl was selected as a Rudin 10, 2014. He was also named to the spring Graduate Research Fellow in applied justice Aiden and Annie (Bockrath ’00) McDonnell semester dean’s list. research. Margaret was also elected to serve welcomed a baby girl in March, 2014. as president of the Criminal Justice Doctoral Amber Welfle received the Ohio Athletic Chad and Andrea (Kuhlman ’05) Welfle of Student Association at John Jay/Graduate Conference Clyde Lamb Scholar Athlete Norwalk welcomed a baby boy, Archer, on Center, City University of New York for the Award at the Heidelberg University Student June 10, 2014. 2014-2015 academic year. Awards Celebration on April 25, 2014. Amber received a B.S. in business administration and Josh Wise & Kate Borchardt were married on information systems, magna cum laude with June 27, 2014 at the Basilica at Notre Dame in an honors diploma from Heidelberg on May Indiana. The couple resides in Seattle, 11, 2014. Washington. Josh currently works for Microsoft as a software developer. Clairice Hinckley received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Dayton Class of 2009 on May 4, 2014. Ian Miller participated in the annual Marissa Bundren received a Bachelor of Arts Symposium for Scholarship and Creativity degree in sociology from the College of at the University of Findlay on April 2, 2014. Wooster during the May 12 spring commencement exercises. Class of 2002 Nicole Walliser graduated from Walsh University, May 4, 2014 with a Bachelor of Daniel Tracht graduated with a Bachelor of Matthew Beebe is now a one-man band, Science in Nursing and a minor in Science degree from the University of operating bass and snare drums while Psychology. Cincinnati at spring commencement. He singing. He also plays guitar and banjo. He also made the spring semester dean’s list. describes his music as punk/Americana/ Adam Pugh graduated this spring from Emory World blues. He performs under the name & Henry College. Katherine Carabin made the spring semester of Great Grandpa Beebe. dean’s list at Baldwin Wallace University. Class of 2010 Andrew Missler earned a place on the spring Class of 2003 Allison Duffey graduated from the College of semester dean’s list at Capital University. Ken and Stephanie (Ritzenthaler ’01) Smith Arts and Sciences at Ohio Northern University welcomed a baby boy, Derek, into their where she received a Bachelor of Science in family on February 20, 2014. biology. Nick Tuttle graduated Cum Laude from Class of 2005 Bowling Green State University in May 2014 Andrew Schaffer recently earned a Ph.D. in and was accepted into the physician organic chemistry from The Ohio State assistant program at the University of Findlay. University. He has accepted a post-doctoral research position at Emory University in Atlanta. While at Emory, he will study unique atom transfer reactions using iridium catalysts. Class of 2011 Class of 2012 Mikayla Coe made the spring semester dean’s list at BGSU Firelands Campus. Elizabeth McKinney presented “Behind Every Rebecca Dellisanti was named to the dean’s Epic Hero is an Epic Heroine” at the annual list for the winter quarter at the Ohio Business Donna Kuhlman made the spring semester Sigma Tau Delta international convention on College. dean’s list at BGSU Firelands Campus. February 26- March 2 in Savannah, Georgia. Jackie Weisenberger finished 3rd in the Ohio Justin Fulton made the spring Sigma Tau Delta is the international English Athletic Women’s Golf Championship at the semester dean’s list at BGSU Firelands honor society. Columbia Hills Golf Club on April 26-27, 2014. Campus. Kathryn Harbert participated in the annual Jackie is a student at John Carroll University. Joe Kowalski’s film “One Day: A Musical” Symposium for Scholarship and Creativity on Emily Stuhldreher was named to the dean’s premiered July 16, 2014 at the Apollo Theatre April 2, 2014. list for the spring semester at the University of in Oberlin. This 52 minute full-length film Kurt Walliser was named to the fall and spring Akron. Kowalski wrote can now be found online at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUG_nhZpJJM semester dean’s list at Kent State University. Hannah Arnold was named to the dean’s list He is studying Air Traffic Control. at Robert Morris University for the spring Sarah Rhoad made the fall semester dean’s semester. list at the University of Findlay. Sarah was also Annavesta Conway made the spring 1 of 10 University of Findlay students and 3 semester dean’s list at BGSU Firelands staff members who went to Barahona, Campus. Dominican Republic as part of Oiler Serving Abroad(OSA) service and culture trip in Class of 2013 March of 2014. Christopher Stang was named to the fall Alexander Rospert made the fall semester semester dean’s list at the University of dean’s list at the University of Findlay. He was Findlay. Class of 2014 initiated into the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Madison Phillips had the opportunity to serve Phi, the nation’s oldest & most selective Olivia Livengood won the University of the Higuey community in the Dominican collegiate honor society for all disciplines, at Charlotte’s Freshman Athlete of the Year Republic through the Teen Leadership Corps the University of Findlay. He also participated Award in April, 2014. June 16-23, 2014. This trip was sponsored in in the annual Symposium for Scholarship and Rachael Rhoad made the spring semester part by the Geotrac Charitable Creativity on April 2, 2014. Alexander was also dean’s list at Ashland University. Foundation, friends, family and Madison’s 1 of 10 University of Findlay students and 3 own hard work! staff members who went to Barahona, Emily Cardwell made the spring semester Dominican Republic as part of Oiler Serving dean’s list at Ashland University. Abroad(OSA) service and culture trip in Madison Meyer made the spring semester March of 2014. dean’s list at Ashland University. Justin Stoll performed “The Fisherman’s Angelina Galati was named to the dean’s list Return” by A. Bacich on violin at a recital at for the spring semester at Walsh University. the University of Findlay this spring. Justin was Holly Latteman was named to the spring also named to the spring semester dean’s list. semester dean’s list at Ohio Wesleyan Jacob Meyer made the spring semester University. dean’s list at the University of Cincinnati. Sydney Reed made the spring semester Sean Brewster, a senior at Otterbein dean’s list at Akron University. University, has a summer fellowship with the Columbus Foundation working with the non-profit Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Ohio.

The Charlie & Marcia Roth Family celebrated together at Josh and Kate Wise’s wedding but took time out for a sibling family photo. Front row left to right: Jen (SPH ’87) Bunch, Julie (SPH ’88) Wise, Annamarie (SPH ’97) Roth and John (SPH ’93) Roth. Back left to right: Mike (SPH ’86) Roth, Cecelia (SPH ’00) Monahan and Suzie (SPH ‘ 90) Roth. We “will be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. Thus, we shall always be with the

Lord.” 1 Thessalonians 4:17-18

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1942 1961 Kathryn K. Woodward, of Norwalk, Kevin James Swick, of Columbia, passed away April 8, 2014. South Carolina, passed away July 16, 2014. 1949 Eugene (Gene) A. Krupp, of Norwalk, 1965 passed away March 21, 2014. Robert E. “Bino” Brutsche, of Norwalk, passed away April 25, 2014. 1950 Mary E. Fannin, of Norwalk, passed 1966 away June 8, 2014. Donald Martin, of Bellevue, passed away May 10, 2014. 1952 Josephine Brown Hanlon passed 1994 away March 27, 2014. Holly Ann (Meyer) O’Neal, of Norwalk, passed away April 15, 2014. 1959 Randall Richards Bertram, Sr., of 1999 Mainville, passed away June 29, 2014. Jeremy “Jay” Daniel Morrow, of Norwalk, passed away March 17, 1960 2014. Carl F. Schnellinger, of Norwalk, passed away May 11, 2014. Charles Edward Cooper, of Tiffin, passed away May 15, 2014.

This section lists the St. Paul alumni that we have lost since the last issue of the Flyer Pride. If you know of an alumni of St. Paul High School who has passed away, please contact Jenny Ridge at [email protected].

To make a memorial gift in honor of a loved one or friend, please contact Julie Grine at 419-668-7223 or [email protected].

For a full obituary from this list, please visit the school website, www.ncsweb.org, click on the alumni tab, then click on the memoriams tab. Before the Class of 2014 marched out the doors of St. Paul one last time, we asked the seniors to share what they would like to pass on to the underclassmen. They had some great responses. Chris Carrillo – Enjoy your senior year. You only get one so take it day by day AND remember that through God all good things come! Clay Braden – Step outside of your comfort zone because that is when you make the best memories and friends! Sara Cannon – This sounds completely cliché but just be nice to everyone and then someone will always have your back. Don’t sweat the small stuff because it will get done no matter how much you worry about it. Lucas Caprara – If you are unsure whether or not you want to join a sport or club, give it a try. You will regret not joining something more than you will regret joining something and finding out you don’t like it. Connor Careless – If you are questioning it…DON’T DO IT! The only regrets I have are the things I didn’t do. Paul Carson – Embrace your friendships and leave St. Paul’s knowing that you did and accomplished all you could. Andrew Centa – Hang out with the people you like, not the people who you think are popular. Take school seriously enough to get into a good college, but not so serious that you don’t enjoy yourself. Emily Chandler – Make the most of the opportunities that are given to you. Enjoy the time that you have with your friends and classmates. It flies by. Aidan Cole – Enjoy your time here while it lasts. Your GPA can drop real quick. It is easier to drop than it is to bring it back up, so keep it up. Stay active in your school! Gabriel ‘Gabe’ Dauch – Challenge everything. Nothing is impossible. Do your best in everything you do. Many things will not go your way, but pick yourself up and keep pushing forward. Veronica Easler – Enjoy the time with your classmates because it will fly by. Don’t take for granted the small class size. They will become your family. Steven Farmer – Don’t procrastinate. Grades are always first and sports are second. Stay focused and you will have no regrets. Chandler Fondriest – Time flies so cherish every moment of it. Keep your grades up but have some fun with your friends too! Michael Frank – In the wise words of Mr. Swabley “What doesn’t kill you makes you smarter.” Be adventurous, sample everything from the activities platter. You might find your true calling in life! Allison ‘Alli’ Griffith – Senior year is a time to plan out the future and life after high school but don’t forget to enjoy the rest of high school. Jesse Gross – Make the most of your opportunities. Don’t be afraid to play sports or join clubs. Time flies. Always work hard and ahead of time. Don’t be afraid to ask for help. Make friends and memories that will last forever. Melissa Guerrero – Take responsibility for your actions – both favorable and unfavorable. Be wise and learn from these mistakes but fish yourself out of it eventually and feed your optimism. Shannon Hainline – Always be yourself. It is important to stay true to who you are. Never be afraid to share your ideas, you never know what someone else will get out of it. You will never encounter another place like St. Paul, so take the good and the bad and make the best out of it. Robert ‘Bob’ Harwood – Never fall behind in class. Be yourself. Do what you want and do not let others persuade you to do things you do not want to do. Olivia Hipp – Have fun and don’t get caught up in drama! Sports are a great way to get involved. I found that my teammates became like part of my family! Jenna Jaworski – Don’t be afraid to be yourself. “If you don’t stand for something, you’ll fall for anything.” “There’s nothing to fear but fear itself.” Logan Jaworski – Set your goals high and have no regrets. Stay focused on what is important, but enjoy every second of it and have fun, it goes quick. Peter Jenkins – Keep your grades up from the beginning. Get involved in different activities. Enjoy it while you can. Keagan Kean – Take your classes seriously, but don’t take life too seriously. Take a class you know you’re going to pass. Kelsey Kluding – Try as many things as you can in high school so you won’t regret not doing it. You won’t realize how much you’ll truly, cherish your time at St. Paul with your friends until its gone. Sydney Kramer – Make it an effort to keep a strong faith. It will help you overcome so many obstacles. Join cross country. You won’t regret it. Stephanie LaConte – Always have fun with your friends and treasure those moments. Do not procrastinate too much. Caleb ‘Cal’ Meyer – Take time out of your day to go out and help others. You will never understand how much that means to someone else and the difference you can make in your/their day! Vincent ‘Vince’ Meyers – Always maintain a good work ethic. If you are willing to work hard you will be successful in all of your academic, athletic and extra-curricular activities. Have faith and confidence in yourself. Be persistent if you do not succeed in something the first time you try it. Alexis ‘Lexi’ Miller – Be yourself. You’ll leave the greatest impact if you stay true to yourself. Find something you love and build upon that. You’re only in high school 4 years, so cherish every day. Kristen ‘Krissy’ Moore – Relax and enjoy your time here. Do not stress too much or take life too seriously. Elise Nickoli – Always remember to put God first. He is the one helping you through high school. Never forget to stay true to your Flyer family. Your time as a Flyer is limited so cherish every moment. Smile a ton, love even more but most importantly cheer your heart out for your Alma Mater; black, red and white! Bridget Ott – Don’t let all the drama that goes on affect you because later in life all of that will not matter anymore. Put school work first, sports second. If you get behind in school work, don’t be afraid to ask for help! Lydia Ott – High school goes by so fast, don’t waste a moment of it. Don’t worry about what others think of you, just be yourself. Daniele Perkins – Watch your GPA and get involved. It’s worth it. Make the most out of high school. Madison ‘Maddie’ Phillips – Everything you do in school is worth it in the long run, even those little assignments. Everything will all add up to prove if you were victorious in the end. Nathan Pylant – Enjoy your senior year. Take it day by day and don’t worry about what other people say about you. Don’t procrastinate, you usually end up running into problems and bombing that assignment. Ryan ‘Rhino’ Reikowski – Live up your high school career. You only have it once. Don’t regret what you do. Make memories you will never forget. Stories are awesome to tell. Makayla Roth – Get involved in a lot of school activities. This way you can get to know a lot of different people, rather than just your normal group of friends, while helping your school. Don’t act like someone you are not just to fit in. You will find the right people you need in your life! Olivia Scheid – Get involved, but not so involved that you are really stressed out all of the time. Find a balance that is right for you. Join cross country. It will be the best decision you ever make. Austin Shrimplin – Work hard at whatever you do. Never give up, even when it looks hopeless, keep going strong. Edward ‘Eddie’ Simon – Pay attention in your classes, take time and study. If you are in sports, push yourself to the best of your ability. Maggie Simon – Open up to people in your class! We have small classes so there is room for closer bonds. Don’t wait until your senior year and wish you would have gotten close to someone sooner. Stay involved and go and support your classmates as much as possible. J. ‘Scottie’ Slauterbeck – Stay focused. Stay in school. Get involved, play a sport and create bonds. Travis Smiley – Always try your hardest, Carpe Diem and have fun! Emily Smith – Be a leader. Show your class and younger students how to be a role model. Enjoy the moments and don’t wish for it to fly by. Andrew Spettel – You only regret the things you did not do. Get involved as much as possible. Maintain a strong focus throughout the year. Mathew ‘Matt’ Starcher – Enjoy every moment because it goes by way too fast. Stay up on grades from the beginning of your freshman year. “Life’s a garden, dig it!” Joe Dirt Isabella “Bella” Stoll – Don’t worry about the little things. Laugh every chance you get but make sure you do not forget what is really important! Work hard and take your grades seriously. Megan Surovjak – No matter how stressed you may feel throughout high school, know that the feeling of success at graduation is worth all of it. NEVER give up! Michael ‘Mike’ Vieta – Live your life! Don’t get caught up on problems that won’t matter in ten years. Just have fun and smile. Have faith and confidence in yourself. Just be you. Don’t conform to anyone else. Sean Welch – Don’t be stupid or lazy. No one in life is ever out to get you. Everyone is just working towards their own goals. Don’t put off applying for college. Emily Witter – Don’t take anything for granted and work hard for everything. Enjoy the time you have and cherish friendships. The time goes by very fast. Brenna Wnek – Don’t be afraid to be yourself. A true friend will accept you as you are, no matter what. What a blessed year we have had at What a fitting theme it has been for the year! Norwalk Catholic School and St. Paul High! Our students learned the song and put In early August of 2013, we received the together a video listing the blessings at the good news that Tom Sharpnack of school that they want to pass on. (See our Sharpnack Chevrolet Buick Cadillac would website ncsweb.org.) Our annual Spring donate a brand new 2013 Chevy Spark for Fling was a successful event with “Sparkle”. us to raffle off. This gift “sparked” the theme The FCEDO Endowment expanded ways to and the success of this last year in our “Pass On” our faith and education with the by Sue Lesch, advancement efforts. In a discussion about Mustardseed Society and Named Endowed Chief Advancement Officer the Spark, Mike Roth, Class of ’86 burst into Scholarship opportunities. (see back cover) song with the 1980’s hymn “It Only Takes a And our annual fund, Friends for the Future 2013-14 Development Income Spark to get a Fire Going”. The song goes reached an all-time high with a total on to remind us that this is how God’s love Friends for the Future $ 596,911 $596,911 for the year. works. This spark lights the fire of God’s Thank you! YOU make this all possible. Special Events Income $ 125,784 love and “once you’ve experienced it, you Your enthusiasm sparks our advancement spread the love to everyone, you want to FCEDO Endowment $ 105,000 efforts. Your commitment is the fuel pass it on”. Our theme was born. Disbursement enabling us to pass on this noble mission

Total Development Income $ 827,695 of Catholic education.

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I would like to thank all the teachers, staff, tradition of St. Paul by working hard, playing parents, parishioners and alumni for the strong and serving well. Many of our alumni welcoming attitude and the patience shown hold jobs that serve others in one way or to me this past year as I have acclimated to another. Just to list a few examples, we my new position here at St. Paul and have alumni that are now priests, Norwalk Catholic School. It has been a great development directors, journalists, Jenny Ridge, SPH ’00 year and I hope to connect with many more teachers, Peace Corps members and Director of Communications alumni and friends over the next year. pilots. We have so many alumni with a and Alumni Relations St. Paul Alumni are a distinguished group great story to tell. Would you share what you of individuals. Our alumni are scattered have been doing since you left St. Paul? I across the globe and work in so many encourage you to call or email me to talk different types of jobs. It is plain to see about what you are doing. I would love to though, that they continue to carry on the share your story with your fellow alumni in the next edition of the Flyer Pride magazine. Your gifts to Friends for the Future are the sparks that keep the fire of our mission burning brightly! Thank you for giving back to pass on the gift of Catholic Education to our next generation. With nearly 1,300 gifts, we reached a new milestone for our annual fund with a total raised this year of: $596,911.00 Your generosity supports all the good things happening at Norwalk Catholic School and St. Paul High School. Specifically you help us to: · Keep tuition affordable · Attract and keep strong, talented teachers · Sponsor students who could not be here without you · Build a solid curriculum and expand technology · Maintain a beautiful campus Thank you, our faithful donors for your commitment of time, talent and treasure. Our Donors List represents the commitment and sacrifice that our community makes to provide excellent and affordable Catholic Education. May God bless you abundantly, as you have blessed us!

FLYER CAPTAIN FLYER ENGINEER Michael & Judith LaConte Fred & Maxine Fair Anonymous Anonymous Richard & Judy Lynch Adolph Fischer Barman Enterprises LLC Christopher & Melissa Avendano Joseph & Tonia Maxwell Joseph & Janice Fisher Norma Jean Beaulieu Robert & Mary Bleile Tom & Cindy McLaughlin Fitzgerald Automotive Group David & Robin Bleile Drs Christopher & Vicki Brown Msgr Ken Morman John L & Margaret Frank Carl Carnabucci Memorial Education Brad & Sarah Davis David & Susan Pocos Franklin Monument Co Trust Fund Dilger-Maxwell Allstate Agency, Inc Gerald & Pamela Reichert Raymond Fries Ernsthausen Foundation Frank Heydinger (deceased) Rosemary Riedy Annie Gomos Anne M Esker Jeff & Mary Ann Hipp Brad & Annette Riley Dave & Mary Anne Heyman GE Foundation Joel & Pat Hipp Daniel & Debra Schloemer Charles & Mary Ellen Hipp George and Mary Kremer Foundation Viola Missler Patrick & Nichola Schwan Elizabeth Hipp Gerard & Patricia Hipp Rev August Schaefer Endowment Fund Joseph & Marilyn Seck David J Hohler Lois Hug Tavis & Emily Riley St Paul Boosters Marilyn Hohler Newcomer Concrete Services Inc Marvin Smith Christopher & Penelope Stang Steven & Julie Hug John & Suzanne Riley Smith Paving & Excavating Inc William & Shirley Van Dresser Mark & Stephanie Kluding Robert & Rosalyn Wise Estate (deceased) Frank & Jill VanDresser, Jr Patrick & Debra Welfle Michael & Pamela Kocher Work Zone Video Marjorie A Koehnle FLYER 1ST OFFICER FLYER NAVIGATOR Wilma Lepore Anonymous RED FLYER Anonymous Brian & Mary Lonz David & Barbara Beach Access Orthopaedics Anonymous Dr James & Mrs Margaret Lonz Mark & Pam Bellamy Chris & Nancy Amato Dr Wayne & Carole Babcanec Robert & Marge Mansfield, Jr Michael & Terri Bleile Carol Baltes William J Bader James & Scarlett Marsh Fisher-Titus Medical Center Joseph & Mary L Bleile-Caizzo Norb Barman Tim & Lisa Mayles Fund For Huron County Michael J & Peggy Bockrath Barman Construction/Remodeling LLC Lawrence McGlinchy Geotrac Charitable Foundation Joseph A Briehl Estate (deceased) Elizabeth Binsack Jean Myers Rev Frank Kehres Cindy Norcoss State Farm Tom & Lorraine Bleile Dave & Kathy Nickoli Allan & Sue Lesch Insurance Agency James & Sandra Blum John & Jaculin Overmyer Neil & Joan McFadden Citizens Banking Company Michael & Carol Bowen Jeffrey & Debra Reed Bill & Nancy Mesenburg Danop, LTD Bill & Ellen Brown John & Joyce Ridge RCO Farms LLC Evans Funeral Home Toni Brutsche Thomas & Joan Rospert Darryl & Shannon Skinn Ewell & Associates Real Estate Buckeye Excavating & Construction Thomas & Laura Schmuhl Thomas & Kathleen Taylor Firelands Federal Credit Union Joseph & Cheryl Centa Tom & Janiece Schubert The Twenty First Century Foundation Four of Us Rental Diocese of Toledo Michael & Christine Schwieterman Frank & Becky Van Dresser, Sr Aaron & Sarah Fries Richard Doughty Smiley Automotive Inc Susan Van Dresser Kenneth & Carol Fries Tim & Jennifer Duling Stella Soisson Michael & Sandi Weisenberger Stephen & Shirlee Furey Durable Corporation Tom Stein Douglas & Sandra Gates Steve & Laurie Easler Lawrence & Mary Ann Stoll Alma Hakes Dr Patrick & Pia Ebert Robert Suda Clifford & Holly Hosack Roger & Marilyn Endsley Jim & Joy Tokarsky Larry & Barbara Truchon Harley & Ruth Reed Robert & Annette Barnett Adam & Abigail Butler Doug & Diane Wechter Richland Engineering Limited Catherine Barney Kathleen M Butler Joseph & Sheryl Wilhelm Ronald D Riley Therese Barron Carl & Linda Camp RKS Design & Construction LLC Kathleen Bartow Janet Campbell BLACK FLYER William & Julie Roberts Leroy & Charlene Bauer Duane & Barbara Cannon Anonymous Robert & Marjory Rody Dustin & Melissa Beal Paul Cannon Marcella Acierto Gerald & Connie Rospert Clarence Beat Craig & Kimberly Caprara American Timber & Steel Corp Scott & Debra Scavuzzo Kevin & Carrie Beat David & Rita Caprara, Sr Dustan & Julie Badovick David & Marian Schild Diane Beck Donald & Stacey Carabin Christopher & Terri Barman Al & Shirley Schmuhl Larry & Marilyn Becker Mary 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Thayer Judy Bishop William & Tiffany Chandler Joseph & Debra Felter Louis Theisen Robert & Gloria Bjurstrom John & Linda Chartrant Frances Fleming Marlene Traczek Maureen Blake Charles & Betty Christian Leonard & Sandra Foster Trend Setter Construction Frank Blechschmidt Ed & Carolynn Ciersezwski Steven & Stephanie Frazee Dr Gerald & Mrs Mary Volcheck Chris & Leigh Ann Bleile Stephen & Mary Kay Cillo Anita Fritz Luke Wasiniak Jessica Bleile James & Jean Claar (deceased) Krista Fritz Wasiniak Construction Co Samantha Bleile Christopher & Julie Cloud Lawrence (Pat) & Kathleen Furlong Delores Wheeler Robert F & Constance Blum Catherine Clouse James & Brooke Gfell Skip & Patti Wilde Thomas & Clementina Bober Brian & Heather Coder Wyott & Shirley Gromley Geraldine Wilhelm Larry & Teresa Bogner Gerald Coder Charles & Sandra Hall Robert & Pam Woodruff Joann L Boivin Anthony & Nicole Coletta Michael & Melanie Hammersmith Barbara Wurzel Thomas & Tacy Bond III Kenneth & Martha Collier David & Lisa Hedrick Zin Technologies Bill & Rita Boose Carol Comyns Michael & Julie Hehrer Richard & M Charmaine Boose Mary A Conley WHITE FLYER Margaret Heydinger Eugene Bores Michael & Lynn Conley Mike Heydinger Anonymous Willard & Gwen Bores Annavesta Conway Christopher & Janet Hipp Gary & Lisa Abel John & Audrey Borgia Riley C Conway Matthew & Annette Holmes Marina Abel Brian & Susan Botdorf Belen Cornelio Shawn & Jacalyn Houck Action Auto Supply Rolland & Angela Bovia Cassie Corrigan Linda Huber Donald Adelman Susan Boyle Dennis Corrigan Julie Roberts DDS James & Janet Adelman Dale & Irene Braden Timothy & Carol Corrigan Jean Keller Marvin & Sally Adelman Ronald & Janet Brady Daryl & Ashleigh Couch Duane & Janet Kluding Steven & Karen Adelman Elizabeth Anne Bresson Virginia Cousino Jim & Carol Kocher Patricia Albright Michael & Constance Brewster Robert & Lisa Baltes Covol Richard & Mary Krystowski Joann Albrycht James & Ann Britton Ken & Julie Cowin Don & Luann Kunisch Dick & Bettie Alge Jim & Nancy Bronder Terry & Maryann Cox Ken & Brenda Landoll Jeffrey & Kimberly Alt Dave & Mary Brookover Jean Coyne LeRoy & Sharon Leis Charles Amato, Jr Allison Marie Brown Tim & Teresa Crabbs John & Dina Lukasko Julie Amato Beverly Brown James & Shirley Creamer Richard & Elaine Mahl American Timber & Steel Corp Charles & Mary Ellin Brown Mary Ann Creamer Ross & Lori Matlack William & Katherine Antosek Gordon & Kathleen Brown Stephanie Crimps Gary & Marty Mayer John & Amy Arnold Melvin & Sandra Brown Esther Crist Brian & Danielle McFadden Violet Arnold Thomas & Carolyn Brown Robert & Alice Crist Timothy & Karyl McGeath Tom & Linda Arnold - Lillibridge John & Suzanne Brutsche Tim & Michelle Crist James & Christine Claar Milks Ronald & Dorothy Atkinson, Sr Luetta Brutsche Tom & Susan Crist Mary Jo Mushett Steve & Rose Austin Sharon Brutsche Mark & Rhonda Cullen Richard & Darlaine Nestor Chris & Karen Baker Troy & Racheal Bryant Thomas & Barbara Cullen Robert & Karen Ott Thomas & 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Margaret Sarr Mark & Marilyn Spaar Andrew & Lynsey Welfle Larry & Kathleen Werner Lau & Wise Family Harold Hammersmith Webster & Hilda Potts Charles & Carol Wheeler My Children who went to St Paul Ray & Margaret Hammersmith Carol Preston Douglas & Joan White Parents Jeff Hay David Reineck Harold Wayne & Barbara Whitehead SPH Class of 1959 Mike Hay Clyde Rekart Mary Lou Whitehead My Catholic Education Gabriel Hay Calvin Renneckar, Jr Grace Whitehurst Our Marriage Donald J Hettel Mildred Rentsch Katherine Whitehurst The Priests and Deacons Thomas Heydinger John Richards Joseph & Barbara Widman Alice M Heydinger Patty Ringholz IN MEMORY OF GIFTS Mark & Marilyn Widman Frank & Alice Heydinger Koehnle & Ringholz Families Mary Rose Widman Frank V Acierto Owen Hickey Mary Roll Brett Wiedemann Madeline Andosca Regan Hills Ronald Rospert Jeff & Karen Wiedemann Vernon Arnold Paul L Hipp Tom & Laura Rospert Howard & Wendy Wilde Patrick M Atkinson Leon & Marcella Hippler Wilfrid (Buddy) Rospert, Jr 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Brutsche Ralph (Handy) Kraft Michael Seip Harold Zimmerman Robert Brutsche Handy, Marie, Bob & Mildred Kraft Msgr Bertrand Shenk Richard & DeEtte Zimmerman Carolyn Burley Authur & Bertha Krick Edwin & Dolores Skinn Marie Zuolo Dr Nino Camardese Eugene Krupp Bradley C Smith Clarence Camp IN HONOR OF GIFTS Clarence & Helen Landoll Charles & Pauline Smith Vincent & Mary Camp Joe & Carrie Landoll Claude Smith Logan Amato Sister Mary St.Catherine SND Sharon Lehmann James A Smith Emily, Cassie & Adam Baker Wilma Collier Beth Shibley Lenhart - SPH ‘83 Kevin Smith Clyde & Rosemary Bellamy Peggy Corrigan Sr Mary Agnes Link Paul & Kevin Smith Allison Marie Brown Catherine Corrigan Bob Lippert Robert Smith Bob and Toni Brutsche Family Patricia Cox Marie Lutts Sally Smith Doyal & Mary Cutnaw Robert F Coyne Daniel, Earle & Robert Mack Timothy Smith Mr & Mrs Glenn D Fish Raymond Crist EJ & Betty Mayle Shane Steffanni Sarah Giaco Marge & Charles Cullen Frank & Phyllis Mayle Rita Stieber Jim & Pauline Gilson Joseph A Cundari Richard & Verna Mayle Bernice Stein Coach & Mrs Gottfried Hershel & Irene Cutnaw Edward McGinn Sr Art & Mabel Stoll Janet Groff Rudolph Dudics Myles B McGinn Robert & Clara Strimpfel Mary Hickey Marion Ebert Christine McGlinchy Dick Stutzman Jeanne E Hill Wilbur, Judy, Chuck & Jerry Egle Norbert & Frances McLaughlin Tom Swick Mary Catherine Ruffing Houle Joseph Englert Carol Meyer Connie Tracht Hayden Jaworski Dave Fisher Lucilla Meyer Thomas J Traczek Landoll/Kline Families William & Theresia Fischer Dorothy Missig Keith Trares Ringholz & Koehnle Families Kathy Fortner George Moehlman Carol Tussey Sue Lesch Sr Mary Francella Dorothy Moffit Duane L Van Dresser Natalie, Christian, Hannah & O Livengood Charlie Franklin Charles Mushett Marie Van Dresser Eugene F Mack Clarence & Eleanor Frederick Alan D Myers Roy & Hilda Vogus McFadden Grandchildren Louis & Miriam Frey Robert J Myers Tim Walker Magnuson Family Janet Fries Robert & Mardell Myers Roger Frank Wechter Charles & Joanne Mushett Addie Fritz Bernie, Anna & Frank Nelson Robert & Dorothy Wiedemann Paul & Mary Ann Ott Carol Fulton Holly Meyer-O’Neal Dean Wilhelm Padre Pio Nancy Gassman John P Orth Fr Herb Willman Pocos Children John R Gates SPH ‘34 Evelyn Ott Rosalyn Wise Jim & Sandy Reineck Donald Genovesi Lewis & Gertrude Ott Rita Wise Sue Riley Gies Family Herbert Ovens Jerilyn Wyatt Doris Schaffer Peter D Gomos, MD Helen Overmyer Pauline Zuolo Eddie Simon John & Eunice Goostree Elaine Perkins All Deceased Members - Class of 1952 Sumpter Grandchildren Thomas H Hackathorn Gladys Pheifer All Deceased Members - Class of 1958 The Tokarsky Family George & Ruth Hackathorn Alan Pleasnick All Deceased Members - Class of 1967 SCHOLARSHIPS Leo and Martha Smith Mike & Bev Vietti Mike & Joyce Meinke Carl Carnabucci Scholarship Scholarship Donors Bonnie Morris Duane Van Dresser Matt & Nicole Nowak Donor Leo & Martha Smith Scholarship Donors Payne Nickles & Co Carl Carnabucci Memorial Mike Hay Scholarship Donors Judith Ashakih John & Linda Pfleiderer Education Trust Fund Mark & Pam Bellamy David & Barbara Beach John & Suzanne Riley Joan C Camp Scholarship Donor Tom & Deb Bellamy Joann L. Boivin Edwin & Diane Russell Barbara Braddock Gottfried Fund Donors Michael & Carol Bowen Jerry & Jackie Ryan Donald & Julie Coletta Bruce & Patricia Braddock Nick Ryan & Ashley Bervier Chris & Nancy Amato GE Foundation John & Beverly Brooks Ron & Cheryl Schaffer Tom & Deb Bellamy Steven & Julie Hug Matt & Suzanne Carroll Bill & Sally Stein Michael & Carol Bowen John & Carolyn Meyer John & Linda Chartrant Tom Stein Brian & Jacquelyn Brough Tom & Vickie Rekart Susan Croft Thomas & Kathleen Taylor Kevin Brough Robert & Mary Stubnar Chris Etienne Marie Van Dresser Dave & Mary Anne Heyman Kevin & Denise Trares James & Marilyn Farr Richard & Barbara Van Dresser Steven & Julie Hug Grace Whitehurst Jack & Julie Gardner William & Shirley Van Dresser Christopher Mushett Sharon Gardner Frank & Krista Verner Michael Mushett Rosaria Reichert Nancy Gelvin John Waisamen & Colleen Lindem Rick & Paula Reed Scholarship Donor Nelson & Virginia Gray Susan Winay Roland Reed Frank & Jacquelyn James Helen Hackathorn Amy Yunker Ryan & Alexis Reed Kurt & Sue Heyman Sarah Reed Tim Smith Scholarship Donors John & Cynthia Hooker Stephanie Reed Dave’s Food Mart Ronald & Jan Leshinski John Wiedemann & Pamala Schnellinger George & Marilyn Beck Charles F Lindeman Darryl & Shannon Skinn Robert & Janet Herner Henry & Michelle Lindeman Dirk & Lisa Hiler Jeff Hay Scholarship Donors Roberta Lindeman & Family Every effort to ensure the accuracy of Timothy & Karyl McGeath Earline Linder this list has been made. If your gift Keith Filip Jeffrey & Janet Newcomer Ron, Donna, Jason & Joe Linder was omitted or improperly noted, Dave & Janet Fisher Laurie Nichol please accept our sincere apology. John & Carolyn Meyer Justin & Sarah Martin John & Suzanne Riley James & Christine McGee Al & Shirley Schmuhl Chris & Christina Rose Thomas & Laura Schmuhl David & Marian Schild Grace Whitehurst Joseph & Sheryl Wilhelm For the last two years, Norwalk Catholic · Pave Wooster Street alongside St. Paul School maintained a healthy financial church to the Monroe St. Gym thanks to status. The 2013-2014 school year AJ Riley, Inc. and Ogelsby Construction. presented financial challenges for our Your generosity is a blessing. school. We ended the year with a deficit · largely due to unusual events that we have Repair the main steamer in the cafeteria not encountered in the last few years. kitchen. by Mike McLaughlin, Tuition revenue was down for the year As we continue to improve our overall Business Manager compared to budget estimates. Increased technology plan and campus costs for utilities due to the very cold winter improvements we plan to: and repairs for boiler maintenance and · kitchen equipment were some of the major Finalize wireless internet access on issues this past year. One bright light in the main campus and at the Early regard to our financial position was the Childhood Center. Norwalk Catholic School sale of donated property that resulted in · Continue the facelift of the Frederick a significant reduction of NCS health Building (Maintenance Building) – Financial Summary insurance liability to the diocese. We Thank you to volunteers Jim Wasiniak, Cost Per Student continue to make financial decisions in the Norb Barman, Marvin Ott and crew. Early Childhood $4,291 best interest of Norwalk Catholic School. · Address the Convocation Center foyer Elementary $5,084 Thanks to the generosity of so many Jr. High & High School $6,742 and interior needs. Thank you Smith people, this year we were able to: Paving for addressing the floor needs Income $3,851,476 · Continue campus security in the foyer and halls. improvements The budget for 2014-2015 was developed · Enhance technology needs assuming a relatively stable enrollment and a 1% increase for teachers and staff. · Address a safety issue with installation A modest tuition adjustment was made in of a Public Address system for order to support the wage increase as well communication to the Convocation as to support NCS operations. Center Gymnasium and Foyer Area, Thank you for your continued support of Auditorium and Monroe St. Gym. Norwalk Catholic School. We are blessed · Complete facility work on the high by your generosity and commitment. school building and parapets to address Mike McLaughlin,

specific areas in need of repair. Business Manager

○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Expenses $3,900,624 Income Items Parishes’ Investment 28.1% 1,084,113.99 Parent Investment 35.6% 1,370,244.79 Trusts, Grants, Annual Fund, Endowment & FCEDO 17.8% 684,966.44 Mandated Services, Fundraisers & Other 18.5% 713,185.81 Totals 3,852,511.03 Expense Items Instructional, Library & Staff 54.5% 2,127,652.16 Building and Other Operations 15.5% 606,212.23 Student Services and Support Staff 20.7% 805,613.87 Administration 9.3% 361,145.89 Totals 3,900,624.15 On behalf of the FCEDO Endowment Board, I am pleased to share the Endowment Fund Activity for the 2013/2014 fiscal year. The FCEDO Endowment, established in 1989, makes an annual distribution to Norwalk Catholic School. This is possible because of the dedication, commitment, and generosity of faithful friends. We are grateful for your support. The FCEDO Endowment Board invites you to consider a gift to endowment as a way to continue your support of Norwalk Catholic School for generations to come. This legacy gift can be made in many ways. Sue Riley, The board has recently established the Mustardseed Society to recognize your planned gift. Endowment Director In addition, we are pleased to announce the option of Named Endowed Scholarships which may be named in memory or honor of a family member, classmate, friend, or special teacher. Through named endowed scholarships and by remembering Norwalk Catholic School in your estate plans, you help give students the gift of a more affordable education. FCEDO board members: An endowment fund provides a secure source of income for an institution. Norwalk Catholic Dennis Doughty School benefits from the FCEDO Endowment Fund and the Norwalk Parochial School Chris Brown, M.D. Charitable Trust Fund. These funds provide friends of Norwalk Catholic School with an avenue to support the mission of Norwalk Catholic School forever. Students today and for generations Aaron Fries to come will benefit from the legacy of these generous supporters. Tim Mayles, CPA, CFE, CFF Thank you endowment donors! Tom Olak Sue Riley, Director of FCEDO (Endowment and Planned Giving) Julie Roberts, D.D.S. Patrick Schwan, P.E. FCEDO Endowment Fund Mike Schwieterman 2013/2014 Activity Tip Hosack Fund Balance as of 7/1/2013 Gain/(Loss) on Sale of Assets $3,631,676.51 $18,558.60 Interest Income - Investments Investment/Ordinary Expenses $65,603.78 ($5.00) Interest Income – Cert. Deposits Total Investment Income $2,151.27 $150,138.24 Dividend Income Contributions to Endowment $50,818.55 $72,117.59 Partnership Income Distribution to Schools $12,550.58 $105,000.00 Special Event Income Endowment Balance 6/30/2014 ———— $3,748,115.34 Capital Gains Distribution ———— Please take time to look at our amazing list Catering by Design of business donors. While visiting their CFritz Mobile Wash LLC business please make sure to let them know how much they are appreciated at Chez Francois Norwalk Catholic School. Christian Roberts Salon Raising over $80,000 in this economy is Event Sponsors Cleveland Improv Comedy Club a true blessing and a sign of generosity, Fisher-Titus Medical Center Cleveland Browns commitment and loyalty in these trying Newcomer Concrete Services, Inc Colonial Flower Shoppe times. The Spring Fling committee made Smiley Automotive COSI up of Melissa Avendano, Lisa Bleile, Vicki Smith Paving & Excavating Inc Crider Quality Jewelers Brown, Janice Fisher, Joe Fisher, Chandra Business Donors Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad French, Julie Grine, Stephanie Kluding, D’Vine Design Lori Matlack, Danielle McFadden, Lori Action Auto Supply Dave’s Food Mart Nickoli, Kathy Olak, Annette Riley, Lindsey Advanced Computer Connections Schaffer, Nickie Schwan, Allison Smith and AJ Riley Excavating Inc Dilger-Maxwell Allstate Insurance Denise Stine worked many hours ensuring Akron RubberDucks DNA Entertainment the success of this annual event. Akron Racers Domino’s Pizza The night was enjoyed by over 375 guests Al Lesch Upholstery DP Garage Doors at the St. Paul Convocation Center which American Eagle Durable Corporation was transformed into a beautifully American Girl Dynasty Lanes decorated Sparkle venue. Hundreds Anytime Fitness Eagle Creek Golf Club of quality auction items, amazing Ashland University East of Chicago centerpieces, delicious food and Norwalk Atlantis Casino Resort and Spa Edison Birthplace Museum Catholic School student ambassadors Barman Construction/Remodeling LLC Edward Jones Investments - Tom Schubert added to this complete and perfect Excel Bike & Fitness evening. Barnes Wendling Battles Insurance Firelands Lawn and Landscape Mark your calendar!! We will celebrate Baumann Auto Group Firelands Federal Credit Union Spring Fling 2015 on May 9, 2015 at Fisher’s Country Market the St. Paul Convocation Center. BOCA Construction Buckeye Excavating Fitzgerald Auto Group Buckeye Pub Flickinger Insurance Busy Bee Sweets Franklin Monument Cabot Cheese Company Gardner’s SuperValu Ghostly Manor Merry Go Round Museum Renaissance Theater of Mansfield Gordon Lumber Co - Huron Location Mesenburg Bros Riley Contracting Gourmet Gifts Baskets Midtown Shopping Plaza Ritz Theater Green Hills Wousickett Golf Course Miller Boat Line Roeder Racing Hairway 61 Miller’s Landscaping Rubbermaid - Jeff Hohler Hammer-Huber’s NAPA Sauder Village Hill’s Interiors Nate the Great Cookies Sawmill Creek Resort Hillside Wood Heat New Beginnings Pediatrics Schild’s IGA Historic Lyme Village NOMS Access Orthopedics - Sears of Norwalk Home Savings and Loan Drs. Pocos, Powers, and Shine Seneca Caverns Island Transportation Norma Schaechterle - Century 21 Sharpnack Chevrolet Buick Cadillac Jake’s Auto Care - Howard Wilde North American Martial Arts Institute Sheri’s Coffee House Jeff Ferback WGGN Norwalk Ace Hardware Shipley’s Office Supplies & Furniture Jim Sitterly Norwalk Concrete Industries Snippers Salon and Spa Joni Eareckson Tada - Joni and Friends Norwalk Custom Order Furniture Snow Trails Julie Roberts DDS Norwalk Reflector Steffanni Carpet K96/WLKR Radio NY Skyride Stein Photography Kenilee Lanes O’Brien Carpet Gallery Stein’s Fresh Honey Keybank Norwalk Ohio Northern University Stine Dental, LLC Knights of Columbus Parts Distributors Inc Sycamore Hills Golf Course Lake Erie Construction Payne Nickles & Co The Open Shutter Lake Erie Crushers Peacock Water The Guesthouse Bed and Breakfast Last Call Perkins Restaurant The “Hipp” Maid, Denise Hipp Lin’Dale MBroidery Phil Oglesby Tim Grine Construction Mad River Harley Davidson Phil Bowlin - Toledo Mudhens Mak’s Art Studio Miche Independent Representative VanDootingh, Mosher, Mellen & Co Maple City Rubber Company Redbox Vargo’s Drive In Maple City Ice Co ReMax Quality Realty – Vicki Cronk Frank Van Dresser Team Matus Winery Walmart ReMax Quality Realty - Pat Spettel MB’s Pooch Parlor Wasiniak Construction Company William Dauch Concrete