A PUBLICATION OF HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL WINTER 2020

Ray ’44 and Eleanor Smiley Family Chemistry Lab Dedicated

PAGE 4 President Terry Kenneally ’67 to Retire in June PAGE 6 Smiley Family Chemistry Lab Blessing and Dedication PAGE 22 Donor Recognition Roll OVER 1 17,000 NAMER REASON GRADUATES TO GIVE

CELEBRATING OVER 105 YEARS OF TRADITION

We invite you to join us in our mission to provide a faith- “The education that everyone centered, college preparatory education that helps in the has received is far greater in formation of young men and women who desire a Catholic education by making a gift to the Holy Name Fund. cost than the tuition that was charged when they were there. Your support of The Holy Name Fund allows us to focus on advancing our mission, which calls us to form young men and women of faith, service, and leadership in Church As we look continually toward and community. Our teachers work to ensure an environment of faith, culture, and life the future, it is so important – where the Gospel of Jesus Christ inspires our philosophy of education, our curriculum, and our school community. that those students, who

By giving to The Holy Name Fund, you allow us to continue to provide our students have not had the opportunity with additional financial aid; technology that includes campus-wide tech upgrades; of sufficient resources, can athletics that honor and support a Christian Code of Ethics; an exceptional opportunity for students to share their creative talents through drama, music, and the arts; and co- be rewarded by the gifts curriculars that engage students and promote college and career readiness. from others who have been We have an active and engaged school community of students, educators, and parents. successful, in hope that they We could not do what we do in this important ministry of also are.” Catholic education without the gifts and shared passion of our dedicated alumni, parents, and friends. – Raymond E. Smiley ’44 ON THE COVER On Monday, September 23, 2019, Holy Name High School proudly blessed and dedicated the Ray ’44 and Eleanor Smiley Family Chemistry Lab. The Most WINTER 2020 contents Reverend Nelson J. Perez, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland, led the ceremony. Mr. Smiley and three of his daughters, Julie, Susan, and Carol, were all in attendance. On the cover is Bishop Perez speaking during the ceremony (top, center); Mr. Smiley with Bishop Perez (bottom, left); and students utilizing the new Anatomage Table (bottom, right). We offer our prayers and blessings to Bishop Perez as he begins his new position as the Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Thank you, 6 Bishop, for your exceptional leadership Chemistry Lab and Anatomage Table and support of Holy Name High School.

2 Holy Name Fund

4 From the President

5 Capital Improvements

6 Strategic Initiative 13 Progress National Merit Semifinalists 9 From the Principal

10 Admissions and Diversity

12 Athletics Update

13 Student Corner

17 Advancement News

18 Alumni Notes Homecoming and Reunions 19 22 Donor Roll

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

The WAVE is an annual publication produced by Holy Name High School. www.holynamehs.com 3 from the president

Terrence J. Kenneally ’67, M.A., J.D. Ádh Mór Ort (Good Luck to You): President Shelbrey Althoff Blanc ’95, M.A., M.Ed. Terry Kenneally to Retire June 30 Principal Karen Carter, M.A.T. Dear Holy Name High School Family and Friends, Assistant Principal, Academics and Supervision I turned 71 on November 5 and have made a decision to retire after this year as President of Holy Name High School. For the past four Michael Sullivan, M.P.A. Assistant Principal, Discipline and Student years I have been serving as President, teaching two courses in Irish Activities Studies, and working full-time in my law practice. During my Michele Fusco Scoccola, M.A. tenure as President, many improvements have been made at Holy Director of Advancement Name and I am proud to have contributed to their creation. In Andy Krakowiak ’73, M.A. particular, our turf field, the new chemistry lab, the start of our Director of Special Initiatives strategic initiative to raise monies for both operating expenses and Kate McCall ’05, M.A. endowment, along with remodeling our football locker room and Director of Communications and Marketing the purchase of a state-of-the-art basketball scoreboard are some of our accomplishments. I am at a point, however, where I feel that I have Joel Weiss ’89 Director of Alumni Engagement accomplished what I originally set out to do and it is now time to turn over leadership of the school to someone with a vision for the future. Debby Marchetta, M.S. Manager, Donor Data, Research, and I was fortunate four years ago to be hired by our late bishop, The Most Reverend Richard Stewardship Lennon, and to have worked with our current superintendent, Frank O’Linn. I am confident Jason J. Reed that Holy Name will choose a worthy replacement. Director of Diversity and Inclusion Rachel Switalski Shurtleff ’09 I thank all I have had the pleasure to work with at Holy Name, especially our principal, Director of Admissions Shelbrey Blanc. Joseph Keleman Assistant Director of Admissions Please continue to support the students and community of Holy Name High School. It is Bernadette Kowal, CPA because of you that Holy Name continues to be the flagship of our diocesan high schools. Director of Finance Very truly yours, Diocese of Cleveland, Hal Stata, Stata Productions, Marianne Mangan, Prestige Portraits, eCatholic, and Brannigan + Follen Photo Haus Photographers Terrence J. Kenneally ’67 President HOLY NAME ADVISORY BOARD Timothy Leonard ’84, Chair Denis Bruncak ’72 Laura Koballa Hudak ’84, CPA Patrick Hyland, Jr., AIA, LEED AP Lori Zoss Kraska ’93, M.B.A. Joseph Laviano ’87 Scott McCafferty ’85 Thomas Moran, J.C.D. Scott Opincar ’87, J.D. Gregory E. Preisel ’92, CPA Mark Priebe ’88 Deena Rini ’03, M.B.A. Frank N. Rini ’75

HONORARY ADVISORY BOARD Rev. John T. Carlin, M.Div., M.A., M.B.A., M.A. Rev. William Krizner, M.Div. Anthony Magalski ’81, M.D.

4 Holy Name High School capital improvements Made to Enhance UPDATES Student Experience During the summer of 2019, Holy Name High School’s chemistry lab was completely renovated, transformed, and named in honor of the Ray ’44 and Eleanor Smiley Family (see page 6 for more details). Although this was the main priority during summer break, it was not the only improvement made to the building this year.

Every update made is done to keep students safe, enhance the overall Holy Name experience, and ensure the building is accessible and welcoming for years to come.

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1 Outside Doors all of the English class desks being 5 Esports Room: Coming Soon When driving up to the school, replaced with new tables and chairs In the future, Holy Name will be visitors will notice new doors at both due to money raised at last year’s Gala transforming an existing computer lab the main entrance and the Sacred Auction. The goal is to give students into a dedicated Esports Room (please Heart Foyer entrance. Additionally, a more functional, comfortable see page 15 for more on our Esports the doors leading into the Main Gym workspace that also allows them to Team). Currently, six computers are in were replaced. All of these help to collaborate with their peers more the former drop-in computer lab for create a more attractive, secure, and easily. those on the Esports Team to utilize environmentally sound environment. Scoreboards and for practice and competition. Plans are 4 now being created to have the Esports Elevator Sound System 2 Room expanded so more students can Thanks to generous donors, spectators Replacing the school’s original elevator access the space. This room would not will notice a state-of-the-art sound was a major and much-needed upgrade only be used for gaming, but also for system and modern scoreboards that was finished just as classes began the existing introduction to robotics when visiting the Holy Name Main in August. and web design courses, as well as the Gymnasium this year. These upgrades gaming concepts and introduction to New Furniture in benefit any event held in the Main 3 computer science courses being added English Classrooms Gym, including Mass, guest speakers, to the 2020-2021 curriculum. The initiative to outfit classrooms CYO and high school games, and more. with new furniture continued, with www.holynamehs.com 5 strategic initiative progress

Smiley Family Chemistry Lab Blessed by Bishop Perez

Monday, September 23 was a memorable one at Holy Name incredible, natural world that God has created. High School: The Most Rev. Nelson J. Perez, Bishop of the They are going to learn about things we take for granted, that we don’t think about but are Diocese of Cleveland, blessed and dedicated the Ray ’44 and incredibly complex. You all worked to make Eleanor Smiley Family Chemistry Lab. this happen.”

The Smiley Family Chemistry Lab, which cost that sets the example for generations to come. The work to best provide for students is $600,000 and opened to students in August, I am thankful to all who made the Chemistry never done in Catholic education. Holy was a main priority outlined in the Loyal Lab a reality,” said Kenneally. Name continues to raise money through Hearts Firmly United strategic initiative. Less the Loyal Hearts Firmly United Strategic than two years after the initiative was approved Blanc especially shared her appreciation for Initiative for the other identified funding and launched, the Smiley Family Chemistry Smiley, who was in attendance with three of priority: the endowment. Lab came to life. This was made possible by his daughters, for all he and his family have If you are interested in learning more about many supporters who believed in the project, done to benefit the school. “When I think Loyal Hearts Firmly United, please contact and gave donations to make it a reality. about what you have done for Holy Name High School, it warms my heart. On behalf President Terry Kenneally at tkenneally@ Patrick Hyland of DLR Group | Westlake Reed of the faculty and staff, and all of these kids, holynamehs.com, or Director of Advancement Leskosky served as the project’s architect, while I thank you.” Michele Fusco Scoccola at mfuscoscoccola@ Michael Clements of The Albert M. Higley holynamehs.com. Company was the project manager, overseeing In response, Smiley said, “This is beautiful. everything from start to finish. I hope it is an inspiration for many more students to participate in the sciences. We New cabinetry, lab stations, and a whiteboard need so many students to graduate and divider wall were installed to transform the become doctors, nurses, etc. and make Smiley Chemistry Lab into a modern learning America better.” environment. Along with the chemistry lab, there is now a separate collaboration Bishop Perez’s blessing classroom. This allows one class to perform and dedication featured experiments in the lab while another teacher students reading from can be lecturing in the adjoining room. scripture, and special intentions. He told At the dedication, both President Terrence attendees, “As students Kenneally ’67 and Principal Shelbrey Blanc ’95 come through this expressed their gratitude to the lab’s room, they will discover, benefactors. “We are called to leave a legacy and be amazed by, this 6 Holy Name High School strategic initiative progress

ANATOMAGE TABLE MADE POSSIBLE BY LUBRIZOL FOUNDATION GRANT 1 2 Along with the recently renovated Chemistry Lab, Holy Name is now the home of an Anatomage Table. This table gives students the opportunity to learn about human and animal anatomy via a seven-foot touch-interactive teaching tool. Holy Name is one of only six high schools in the state of Ohio to have access to this technology.

Holy Name secured the Anatomage Table thanks in part to a grant given by The Lubrizol Foundation, which routinely supports education institutions. J. Mark Sutherland, president of The Lubrizol Foundation, said, “Lubrizol’s founders believed that education plays a critical role in 3 building strong businesses and communities. The Lubrizol Foundation continues to focus on improving the communities in which our employees live and work. We are a proud partner of Holy Name High School and support its ongoing commitment to education.”

The Anatomy Table has a pre-loaded digital library of 1,200 examples that provide true 3D anatomy in life-size scale. Students can view, enlarge, and virtually dissect donated MRI and CT scans which include cadavers, the human heart, animal anatomy, and skulls.

“The addition of the Anatomage Table adds curricular depth to the science department at Holy Name,” said Science Department Chair Denise McCafferty. “Students will be able to see and understand human and animal anatomy at a completely different level that will enable them to broaden their understanding of their current science studies, as well as 4 science-related fields that they pursue post-high school.” The Anatomage Table will be used across disciplines at Holy Name, including in classes such as anatomy and physiology, forensics, nutrition and first aid, and biology.

1 The new whiteboard classroom divider is used during chemistry class. 2 Former Holy Name Advisory Board Chair Scott Opincar ’87 and Heather Lennox ’85 attend the dedication. 3 Attendees listen to Bishop Perez’s blessing. 4 Students meet with Bishop Perez prior to the September 23 ceremony. 5 A chemistry class cleans up after a lab experiment. 5 www.holynamehs.com 7 strategic initiative progress

Our Stories Began Here: Inspiring the Next Generation Due to a generous donation, Holy Name High School ran an advertising campaign in Crain’s Cleveland Business magazine from April 2018 to April 2019. Each ad included the headline, ‘I launched my career at Holy Name High School.’ At the end of the campaign, a total of 21 alumni – 10 women and 11 men – were featured in 20 ads. A variety of fields were represented, including everything from the clergy, military, teaching, and business, to law, engineering, media, and government.

During the summer of 2019, it was decided to feature these ads in the school’s first floor hallway. The wall was labeled ‘Our stories began here.’ The reason? To show current students that they, too, will receive an excellent education at Holy Name that serves as the starting point for an even brighter future. The foundation for success began in high school for these alumni, giving them the confidence to achieve their dreams. Current students have this same potential, and can follow in their footsteps.

The Crain’s Wall was unveiled at the Smiley Family Chemistry Lab Blessing and Dedication Ceremony. It is permanently on display outside of the Office of Admissions and Diversity.

8 Holy Name High School from the principal

Developing the Triple Threat Holy Name High School of Mind, Body, and Spirit Parents Association: Remains the Focus ALL INVITED TO JOIN! The recently launched Holy Name High Dear Alumni, Parents, and Friends, School Parent Association has already made a difference at the school in 2019. Parents helped Mind, Body, Spirit. This ‘Triple Threat’ has been a part of welcome teachers back to classes in August with Holy Name’s legacy for years, including when I started high a luncheon, and treated them to coffee, pastries, school here in 1991. As principal, it is a mantra I think of and a special gift during the Christmas season. when planning any activity, especially those that involve The group also spearheaded a teacher appreciation academics, athletics, and ministry. We want our young luncheon last spring. men and women to be well-rounded and well-prepared for the future.

With a focus on developing the mind, body, and spirit of each student, and with the right facilities and programming in place, the goal of educating all in the ‘Triple Threat’ is attainable. Taking a science class at Holy Name has never been more exciting, due to the state-of-the-art Smiley Family Chemistry Lab (page 6) and newly acquired Anatomage Table (page 7). Plans are also in the works to create an Esports Room (pages 5 and 15), which will allow for gaming concepts and introduction to computer science courses to be added to the curriculum.

People also make a crucial and important difference. Teachers like Josh Mewhinney and Mary Wallace are attending seminars and retreats to enhance their knowledge (pages 16 and 17), while missionaries from the Culture Project are sharing important messages about human dignity and sexual integrity. New coaches, as well as many veterans, are leading Green Wave student-athletes (page 12). And those who participated in the I AM Mural Project help everyone see that although Holy Name is made up of unique individuals, all are a part of one united community (page 14). In the future, the Parent Association plans to I feel fortunate that Namers have access to these resources and mentors to help them continue to support teachers and administrators, navigate high school and learn skills that will be needed afterward. I know they feel while also providing more social opportunities for this support, appreciate it, and put it into action. For example, Kate Reardon ’20 parents to enjoy throughout the school year. and Matthew Stracensky ’20, who were both named National Merit Semifinalists this fall (page 13), are students who embrace the ‘Triple Threat.’ They are also All current Holy Name parents and guardians are actively involved in campus ministry and other extra-curriculars. These are just two invited to be a part of the association. Interested of many who are working diligently to become the best version of themselves. in helping to lead this group or organize any specific events? Please reach out to fellow parent Our work to aid Holy Name’s men and women during their high school years never Patty Preisel ’91 at [email protected]. ends. It requires many selfless acts of kindness and love, and I am grateful to have so many who give of themselves without asking for anything in return. Thank you for Parents and guardians are also encouraged to helping us develop young people who are sound in mind, body, and spirit. Together, sign up for other volunteer opportunities at Holy we are Holy Name. Name. If you are able to give a few hours of your time at a school event such as the auction, or Sincerely, can help in the concession stand, team shop, or library, please share your volunteer interests at https://www.holynamehs.com/parentvolunteers.

Shelbrey L. Blanc ’95 Principal

www.holynamehs.com 9 Frosh Fest Features Food, Friends, and Fellowship

On Sunday, August 4, the newest members of the Holy Name family came together for Frosh Fest, a celebration that honored the Class of 2023! The morning started with Mass, offered by Fr. Ted Marszal. Following the liturgy, freshmen and their families enjoyed the beautiful weather outside, made even better with the food, games, and music provided. Students also came together to take a class picture, creating one of their first high school memories.

10 Holy Name High School admissions and diversity Namer Ale Fest Raises Funds for OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS Summer Experience Program AND DIVERSITY ADDS TWO NEW MEMBERS On Saturday, October 19, 135 Namer Ale Fest attendees Students were enjoyed food from ABC welcomed back to Tavern and live music by school by two new Böaterhead while raising members of the Office money for the Holy Name of Admissions and Summer Experience Program. Diversity. Rachel By the end of the night, more Switalski Shurtleff ’09 than $7,000 was raised to is now Holy Name’s offset the cost of the program, director of admissions, which is anticipated to run for while Joey Keleman is three weeks in June 2020. the assistant director of admissions. The summer program will offer academic, social, and cultural experiences for boys and girls entering seventh and eighth After graduating from grades. Students from across Northeast Ohio, and of various academic abilities, will have the Holy Name, Shurtleff chance to learn from middle and high school educators. All classes will take place on Holy attended Baldwin Name’s campus, with off-site field trips also planned. Wallace University, where she majored in marketing and public relations, while If you are interested in being a summer program sponsor, or would like more information about the also playing volleyball. She is currently program itself, please contact Jason Reed at 440-886-0300 ext. 145, or at [email protected]. working on her MBA at John Carroll You can also register for the program online at www.holynamehs.com/summerexperience2020. University. Shurtleff loves working at Holy Name because of the people. “There is an indescribable sense of community that Diversity Club Focuses on makes it feel like a home away from home. As a proud alum, it is so exciting to be Uplifting Fellow Students back,” she said. Keleman is a graduate of the University Diversity Club had a busy first semester, helping to complete of Mount Union with a degree in history the new “I AM” mural at Holy Name (see page 14 and education. While at UMU, he played for more details). Club members are now looking baseball, and he will be the Holy Name JV forward to their next major initiative, which is the baseball coach this season. Although new affirmation project. During this activity, students to Holy Name, he said he enjoys being will offer support to fellow classmates by sharing a part of the Green Wave family because words of encouragement with one another. “everyone has been welcoming and friendly “The focus is solely on the positive. As a group, since day one. There is a feeling within this we want to uplift one another and show that building that you can only truly experience greatness is in every person at Holy Name. All of if you walk these halls.” us can be ourselves, and can be the change needed As the director and assistant director in the world. That starts with being kind to, and being of admissions, Shurtleff and Keleman grateful for, one another,” said Holy Name Director of are both tasked with effectively Diversity and Inclusion Jason Reed. communicating the opportunities HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL DIVERSITY CLUB PURPOSE available for all students at Holy Name. The purpose of Holy Name’s Diversity Club is to promote love, acceptance, and respect “We look forward to increasing Holy throughout families and communities while learning from one another’s differences. We will Name’s presence in the community, encourage and help others to be proud of who they are, while we gain the confidence to be our growing our student body, and true selves. The Diversity Club understands that everyone is perfect the way they are and has a continuing the “Namer” tradition for home at Holy Name High School. generations to come,” said Shurtleff.

www.holynamehs.com 11 athletics update GREEN WAVE STUDENT PROFILE: CAITIE MASTERS ’20

WELCOMES NEW Since she was nine years old, Caitie Masters ’20 has played volleyball. A defensive specialist, HEAD COACHES Caitie played four years of varsity volleyball for Holy Name, while also playing on a national team for Academy Volleyball Cleveland (AVC). This fall and winter, several new head Volleyball, she says, helped her learn how to handle a diagnosis that changed her life forever: coaches joined Green Wave athletic teams. in July 2012, a blood test confirmed Caitie had Celiac Disease, an autoimmune disorder that They are: prohibits people from eating gluten, as it can cause severe damage to the small intestine.

For Caitie, Celiac Disease means she has to follow a strict gluten-free, no cross-contamination diet. Unfortunately, no medicine will cure Celiac Disease. Caitie has to carefully read labels and call ahead to restaurants to check if they have items she can eat.

“I am not able to be spontaneous. It is all about planning,” said Caitie. Learning the merits of planning ahead helped Caitie not only manage her Celiac Disease, but also balance being a competitive athlete, a strong Matthew Morgan Patrick Mulgrew student, and an active member of the Holy Name community. She Wrestling Golf is in the top 10 percent of the Class of 2020 academically, and is a member of the National Honor Society. Outside of volleyball, she is a Eucharistic minister, participates in the Medical Careers and Spanish Clubs, and works as a lifeguard.

“Celiac Disease helped me develop time management skills, and how to prioritize tasks, which benefited me in high school,” said Caitie. “It is not an easy disease to live with, but with the help of my family, especially my mom, I am able to make it all work.” Craig Patton Ryan Patton Hockey Boys Basketball At the end of her senior volleyball season, Caitie was named second team all-Great Lakes Conference, and received the team’s Namer Award. Caitie will be continuing her education next year at the University of Dayton and plans to study pre-med, with the goal of being a surgeon one day.

Volleyball Advances to State Semifinal, Football Reaches Regional Semifinal Boys and Girls Namer fans had plenty to cheer about in early November, as both the girls volleyball and Basketball Share Skills football programs experienced playoff success in 2019. with Empower Sports For the second straight year, the Lady Namers won the Division II Lexington Regional, defeating Plain City Jonathan Alder. With a regional title in-hand, the team advanced to the Players and coaches from both the boys state semifinal. Although the girls lost to Sparta Highland, they never gave up, falling in five basketball and girls basketball programs sets, 23-25, 26-28, 25-10, 25-13, 9-15. They ended the season with a 25-3 record, undefeated teamed up in November to volunteer with in the Great Lakes Conference, and ranked #5 Empower Sports, a non-profit organization overall in the state’s Division II poll. that offers athletic opportunities to those with physical and cognitive challenges. Football also earned a Great Lakes Conference Together, they enjoyed shooting hoops title, going 7-1 in the GLC. For the third time and socializing with the Empower in five seasons, the team secured a playoff spot, athletes. The girls basketball team also finishing at #7 in Division III, Region 10. welcomed several Empower athletes to Thanks to a 14-7 upset away victory over Tiffin Holy Name in late November, where Columbian, the Green Wave continued on to a they not only played basketball, but also regional semifinal game against Mansfield Senior. had a laughter-filled dance party. They fell to the eventual state runners-up, 45-30, to end the season with a 9-3 overall record. 12 Holy Name High School student corner GRADUATION 2019 102nd GRADUATING 113 GRADUATES CLASS FROM HOLY NAME 97% Enroll in Nearly Four-Year $6 million Universities

awarded in grant and scholarship support to Class of 2019 19 graduating Top 5 College COLLEGIATE seniors STUDENT- Choices: ATHLETES John Carroll University Valedictorian: The Ohio State University Michelle Rings ’19 Cleveland State University Kent State University National Merit Ohio University 3 Performing Arts, Commended Marching Band, Student: and Design Tess Smith ’19 Scholarships

Kate Reardon ’20 and Matthew Stracensky ’20 Named National Merit Semifinalists

In September, both Kate Reardon ’20 Ministry, Cenacle of Mary, and the Health academically in the senior class. He also and Matthew Stracensky ’20 were named and Medical Careers Club. earned a perfect 36 ACT score. semifinalists in the 2020 National Merit® Scholarship Program! As semifinalists, Parish and Community Life: She remains Beyond the Classroom: Matthew has performed Kate and Matthew have the opportunity to active at St. Albert the Great as an altar server in several Holy Name fall plays, spring continue in the competition for nearly 7,600 and as a scorekeeper at CYO games, while musicals, and one act performances. When National Merit Scholarships worth more than also working at Mitchell’s Homemade Ice he is not on the stage, Matthew is involved $31 million. Cream. with STEAM Club, PenOhio, Drama Club, Campus Ministry, Music Ministry, and the KATE REARDON ’20 College Plans: Kate wants to study biomedical Health and Medical Careers Club. engineering at the University of Cincinnati, Grade School/Parish: St. The Ohio State University, or Purdue Parish and Community Life: At St. Ambrose, Albert the Great, North Matthew is an altar server and choir member. Royalton University. Additionally, he is working toward earning MATTHEW Academic Achievements: the rank of Eagle Scout. STRACENSKY ’20 Currently ranked second College Plans: Matthew wants to study in the senior class. Grade School/Parish: St. Ambrose School, aerospace engineering and/or pre-law Beyond the Classroom: Kate participates Brunswick at the University of Notre Dame, Case in cross country and track; is a student Western Reserve University, The Ohio State government class officer and Eucharistic Academic Achievements: University, the University of Dayton, or Minister; and is a member of Campus Currently ranked first Purdue University. www.holynamehs.com 13 student corner

“I AM” Mural Project Celebrates Differences, Emphasizes Family

Thanks to a grant from the Ohio Arts Council, “The mural project was a way for all of us to Holy Name now has a brand-new, student- participate, to try something new. It really created mural on display in the main staircase shows who we are as students,” said Eric. “I landing between the first and second floors. think it is cool to do something for the school of Holy Name students submitted to describe that will remain visible and stay behind after Under the direction of Artist-in-Residence themselves. From vibrant, worthy, blessed, we leave.” Mark Yasenchak, and with the help of Director and faithful, to intelligent, passionate, driven, of Diversity and Inclusion Jason Reed and and powerful, these words can be used to Now on display for all to see, the mural’s Art Department Chair Beth Ryan, students illustrate past, current, and future Namers. message is clear: Everyone that is a part of designed and executed the mural from start to Holy Name is an individual with diverse finish. The overall mural theme is ‘I AM.’ Eric Arce ’20 was one of the students on the traits that are unique to him or her. However, project’s core team. Along with including we are all one family, loved by God, and we Six faces are prominently displayed; however, the words ‘hardworking’ and ‘introverted’ in support, include, and celebrate one another. rather than including specific facial features, the mural, Eric drew the facial shapes and We are, Holy Name. the faces were created using words hundreds hairstyles now shown.

14 Holy Name High School student corner ART IN THE COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT: Brannigan + Follen Photo Haus

At schools where budgets are tight and Every participant received a Diana camera, classes must be cut, the arts are often the donated by Lomography. Brannigan and Follen first to go. Holy Name Digital Arts Teacher then taught them how to use the camera, Julie Brannigan and Nikki Turner Follen which uses black and white film that must be ’06 recognized a lack of art programming in hand-processed. They also instructed them on schools, inspiring them to create Brannigan how to process the film, scan developed photos + Follen Photo Haus. digitally to laptops, and write artist statements. At the end of each session, the two art teachers This non-profit organization makes art explained how to exhibit and sell art, which all education, in particular photography, students did during an art gallery opening. accessible to youth and adults in the Cleveland area. “It is rewarding to give them “During these workshops, we created a safe, opportunities to learn skills they did not, or comforting experience,” said Brannigan. “We do not, learn at school,” said Follen. Most emphasized celebrating the imperfections. There is of the funding for their programming and no perfect picture, just as there is no perfect life.” workshops comes from grants and outside donations. Brannigan and Follen have also led summer camps, and this spring will be at Incarnate Word One grant, which came from the Ohio Academy for an after-school program. “Students Arts Council, allowed them to do the Diana Project for two years really enjoy the hands-on learning, and we love sharing the joy at the Estabrook Recreation Center in Cleveland’s Old Brooklyn photography can bring to others,” said Follen. neighborhood. An eight-week workshop, it ran for four sessions and had between 11 to 13 elementary and high school-age students To learn more about Brannigan + Follen Photo Haus, visit Instagram involved each time. @BFPhotoHaus.

Esports Program Grows, Wins National Championship

As members of the High School Esports League (HSEL), students play video games against competitors from the other 2,100 partner schools who participate. During the fall 2019 season, Holy Name had nearly 40 students involved, playing Overwatch, Rocket League, Counter-Strike, Super Smash Bros., Fortnite, Madden NFL 20, and NBA 2K20 in the HSEL.

In December, Holy Name’s Rainbow Six Siege Team made history, securing the school’s first HSEL national championship. The team defeated Ridge Community High School in Florida to earn the title. As national champions, each team member receives a college scholarship and the school receives a championship trophy. Rainbow Six national champion team members include Leonard Cahill ’20, Rafael Castro ’20, Antonio DeLeva ’22, CJ Forster ’22, Mark Hughes ’20, and Ricky Smith ’21. Holy Name Theology Teacher PJ Farrell serves as the team’s moderator.

Plans are underway to include computer science courses into the curriculum, and to renovate existing computer classroom spaces for additional Esports and robotics use. You can read more about this on page 5. www.holynamehs.com 15 student corner Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy Knowledge Added to New Course

Over the summer, Physics Teacher Josh Mewhinney attended the Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy. For five days, Mewhinney joined educators to learn about the VEX EDR Cortex® Robots at the National Robotics Engineering Center (NREC) in Pittsburgh.

“Every attendee, including myself, worked with a robot while at the Academy,” said Fall Play Shines Spotlight on Mewhinney. “We learned how to write the code for the robot, coding them to do Talented Actors and Actresses various movement and sensing operations using C programming language.” In early November, students took the stage to perform The Outsider by Paul Slade Smith. This political comedy, which starred Patrick Curry ’20, Paige Hojdar ’23, Anthony Marchetta ’20, David Muro ’20, Olivia Petitt ’21, Matthew Stracensky ’20, and Mollie Stracensky ’22, had the audience laughing from start to finish. Actors and actresses return to Manning Auditorium April 24-26, where they will present the 2020 spring musical, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

The robotics academy gave Mewhinney extra preparation to teach Intro to Robotics, a course introduced to the curriculum this year. He, along with fellow teacher Ed McDonnell, have been teaching students in the year-long course how to work with robots similar to the one Mewhinney used while in Pittsburgh. The class has four main goals, which are NEW FACULTY MEMBERS JOIN learning how to build the robots; to drag and drop programming to operate them HOLY NAME COMMUNITY using RobotC; to write computer code; During the 2019-2020 school year, Holy Name was happy and to use C language. to welcome three teachers and one tutor to the faculty: “At the end of the course, we want them to have a foundation in programming • Mrs. Julie Brannigan, Art Teacher (Design for Publication, knowledge using C language,” said Digital Media Arts I, II, and III) Mewhinney. “They will discover solutions • Mr. Ron DeVito, Title I Tutor - Not Pictured to manipulate the robots in a specific • Ms. Molly Halligan, English Teacher (English II and Speech) way, while applying critical thinking and • Ms. Mollie Moran ’12, Social Studies Teacher (World History) problem solving skills.”

16 Holy Name High School advancement news Tabor Fund Helps Make Theology of the Body Experience Possible

Thanks in part to a grant from the Tabor Fund Grant Program, Campus Minister Mary Stringer $5,160 for New Chapel Doors Wallace ’85 attended the Theology of the Body I: Head & Heart Immersion course in September. Led Raised during #weGiveCatholic by Catholic author and speaker Christopher West, the retreat focused on the Theology of the Body Generous donors again made #weGiveCatholic, a designation for Giving Tuesday, lectures written by Pope John Paul II. a success. At the end of the 24-hour day of giving, 68 donors gave $5,160, far surpassing the original $3,000 goal. All of the money raised is earmarked to “We cannot give what we do not have,” Wallace purchase new entryway doors for the Holy Name Chapel. said. “This experience has replenished my well and has filled me with the graces to share with our teens The total cost to replace the chapel doors is approximately $15,000. Plans are the love of Jesus Christ. We want them to align their underway to design and install the new doors in late summer 2020. If you were not lives upward to what is true, good, and beautiful.” able to participate in #weGiveCatholic, but are interested in contributing to the Chapel Door Project, please contact Director of Special Initiatives Andy Krakowiak The Tabor Fund Grant Program awards are given at 440-886-0300 ext. 111, or [email protected]. to Diocese of Cleveland employees who want to “re-energize their spirituality, faith, mind, and/or physical well-being, as part of fostering personal Holy Name High School development and improving their ministry.” , A AMES ND G G R Auction Gala 2020 S, EA S T E F N O N I O Saturday, U D

G Green Wave Gala March 28, 2020 First Catholic Slovak • • • PRESENTED BY • Ladies Association (FCSLA) IR L IS W H PUB CRA Awards a Music Grant

The music Green Wave Gala: Irish Pub Crawl department, under the leadership of Set for Saturday, March 28, 2020 Music Director Join alumni, parents, and supporters at Holy Name’s annual signature fundraiser, Evan Campus, has Green Wave Gala: Irish Pub Crawl, taking place Saturday, March 28, 2020 at 6 p.m. received a $6,000 in the school’s Main Gymnasium. award from the FCSLA, which Event tickets are $100 per person. Tickets for the chance to win $10,000, or a trip can be used to to Boston or Louisville, are also available! For more information on tickets, as well enhance its music as sponsorship and advertising opportunities, please visit www.holynamehs.com/ education offerings to its students. The school’s music auction2020. Questions? Contact Director of Advancement Michele Fusco Scoccola program has grown within the last four years under at [email protected], or at 440-886-0300 ext. 104. the capable and talented direction of Campus. Both the symphonic and jazz bands have experienced a significant increase in student participation. Talty Charitable Trust Continues Currently, there are six graduates pursuing the study of music in college, including students who Scholarship Support are minoring in music theatre and contemporary song writing. “The students involved in the music The Michael Talty and Helen Talty Charitable Trust continues to make a program will benefit from this generous gift,” said difference in the lives of students, by providing financial support toward need- Campus. “We are blessed to have the support of the based scholarships. This is in addition to the already-existing Thomas P. Talty ’30 First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association, as well as Scholarship Fund, which awards scholarships to Holy Name students who would other benefactors who understand the importance of otherwise be unable to attend due to financial difficulties. The Talty Scholarship music education, which provides fellowship, builds Fund, which was initially established in 1984, received a $1 million gift in 2005 confidence, and encourages learning.” through a donation from the Talty Charitable Trust. In 2019-2020, 19 students each received $1,700 renewable scholarships thanks to the Talty Family. www.holynamehs.com 17 alumni notes

MARRIAGES Class Notes Shauna Heron ’02 and Chris Dembowski Anthony Bova ’05 and Meghan Cleary ’09 Class of 1947 Ellen Ashwill at 6983 Orchard Emily Fr. James Vesely recently Blvd., Parma Hts., OH 44130 Day ’08 and celebrated the 65th anniversary of or Patrick Coleman at 8072 Joseph Grace his ordination to the priesthood. Pershing, Brecksville, OH 44141. For more info, go to the Private Facebook Group Holy Name Class of 1962 Class of ’75 Re-Union! Frank Solich is now the Mid- American Conference football Matthew Class of 1985 coach with the most wins in MAC Bambauer Each year, Super Lawyers history. Solich, who coaches at ’09 and recognizes the top lawyers in Ohio University, has won 111 Valerie Ohio. Heather Lennox, games as the head coach for the Hudak ’10 Jones Day’s Partner-in-Charge Bobcats. (Cleveland) is ranked second overall in Cleveland and is also in Christina Borow ’09 and Anthony Morano Class of 1963 the top 10 overall in Ohio. Kaylyn Tescar ’10 and Joseph Paxitzis The Class of 1963 collected more Emily Koenig ’11 and Jonathan Kostoff than $200 to help those impacted Class of 1992 by Hurricane Dorian in the Kevin Kwiatkowski and Nick Bahamas, including Lindsey ENGAGEMENTS Avondet ’97 were both named Borsz Rees ’01. David Schnell ’13 and Samantha Day ’14 to Eastern Michigan University’s 1990s All-Decade Football Team. COLLEGE GRADUATES Class of 1965 The Class of 1965 is planning a Class of 2007 Daniel Kearsey ’01, Kent State University, M.S. in User Experience 55th reunion picnic on Saturday, Design Martin August 1, 2020 at the Keystone Mamone Kelley Burch Sonney ’10, Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Shelter in the West Creek Medicine, D.O. passed away Reservation in Parma. If you have December 27, Ryan McCafferty ’06 , Case Western any questions or suggestions, 2018, with all Reserve University School of Medicine please contact Sal Acino memorial University Hospitals Cleveland Medical ([email protected]) or Bob contributions Center, Anesthesiology Residency. Now Koster ([email protected]). at the University of Pittsburgh Medical coming to Center as a fellow in acute pain and regional Holy Name High School. His anesthesiology. Class of 1969 family shares that Holy Name was Sean McCafferty ’09, Cleveland State At the Class of 1969 Reunion one of the best times of his life. University Cleveland-Marshall College of last summer, attendees brought Law, J.D. (summa cum laude) and passed Fall diapers to donate to the Akron Class of 2010 2019 Ohio Bar Exam. Now at McCafferty Pregnancy Services. By the end of Julia Wolf is a Ph.D. student and McCafferty Attorneys at Law. the weekend, they collected 4,353 in Sociology at West Virginia Brendan McCafferty ’11, The diapers. University, where she is a University of Pikeville, Kentucky College university provost graduate fellow. of Osteopathic Medicine (honors). Now doing his residency in anesthesiology at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine Class of 1975 University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center. The Class of 1975’s 45th Reunion Class of 2014 Kelly Morgan ’11, The Ohio State University College of Optometry, will be from 7-10 p.m. on Taylor Verba was the student Doctor of Optometry and Master of Vision Science Saturday, May 16 at the Brew speaker at the University of Garden (18590 Bagley Rd, Brenden Carlin ’12, Cleveland State University Cleveland-Marshall Akron’s spring commencement College of Law, J.D. (cum laude) and passed Fall 2019 Ohio Bar Exam. Middleburg Heights). The cost is ceremony. She graduated summa $15 per person, which covers the cum laude with a bachelor of Andrew Gliebe ’15 , Case Western Reserve University. Recipient room cost and appetizers. Please science degree in biomedical of Annie Spencer Cutter Prize, given to a senior for outstanding mail your $15 check by May 1 to engineering – biomechanics track. achievement in history. Kaylee Seichko ’15, Cleveland State University. Now in Gannon For additional class notes and alumni updates, please visit University’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program. www.holynamehs.com/alumninotes. 18 Holy Name High School alumni notes Class Notes Reunions Bring Alumni Back Together Thank you to all the alumni who planned reunions for their classes in 2019! Below are photos from several of the events that allowed friends to reconnect and reminisce about their time at Holy Name. If you have a reunion photo to share, or want to get started on planning your own reunion, please Nazareth Academy Class of 1979 contact Director of Alumni Engagement Joel Weiss ’89 at [email protected] or at 440-886-0300 ext. 136. Class of 1959

Class of 1979

Class of 1969 Class of 1954

Class of 1984

Class of 1957 Class of 1977 Class of 1994

HOMECOMING PRE-GAME HUDDLE A HIT WITH PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE NAMERS This year’s Pre-Game Huddle on Friday, October 25 kicked off the for photo ops! That night in the battle of Parma Heights, varsity 2019 Homecoming festivities. Guests filled their plates with pizza, football beat Valley Forge, 42-37. Michael Corrigan ’20 won the wings, and pastries while listening to the Green Wave Marching Brian Neary ’67 Award, given each Homecoming to the game’s most Band and Cheerleaders perform. A new customized Holy Name outstanding lineman. Save the date for next year’s Homecoming football photo frame also debuted, with plenty of Namers using it celebration, set for Friday, October 16, 2020.

www.holynamehs.com 19 alumni notes ETK Golf Classic Continues to IN MEMORIAM Winifred Murray Vaughn ’38 Support Krakowiak Scholarship Fund Robert Kellermann ’43 For the 24th year, golfers came together to remember former Principal Eugene T. Krakowiak at the Owen McCafferty ’43 golf outing established in his name. They helped to continue ‘Mr. K’s’ legacy at Holy Name, raising Gerald McBride ’44 Jean Haley Beaumont ’45 over $22,000 for the ETK Scholarship Fund. Annually, four incoming freshmen receive a $1,000 Marie McHale Lange ’45 scholarship, renewable for all four years. Current recipients in the Class of 2022 are Connor Preisel, George McCartney ’45 Mollie Stracensky, Grace Scoville, and Matthew Vrabel. Those receiving the scholarship in the Class of Edward Morrow ’45 2023 are Michelle Fredrick, Nicholas Kucera, Ethan Ragazzo, and Natalia Skonieczny. Rev. Casey Bukala, SJ ’49 John Byrne ’49 Please save the date for next year’s ETK Golf Classic, Doris Penner Gilday ’49 set for Thursday, June 4, 2020. Jerome Golembiewski ’49 Mildred Wielgosiek Kalal ’49 Major Golf Sponsors Class of ’69 IBANA Class of 1970 Thomas Zell ’50 Namer Class of 2009 Football Team Stu Man Group - In Memory of Patrick McLaughlin ’51 Chris ’83 & Laura Donovan Dave Stuczynski ’80 Anthony Munafo ’51 ’83 DePiero - Century 21 Patricia Soboslay Romanchok ’51 Green Wave DePiero John ’68 & Mary Redig ’68 Dean DePiero ’86 & Future Janice Whittaker Edwards ’52 Banaszak Namers Blake and Hadley Madonna Roeder Haggerty ’53 Tim Leonard ’84 - Wells Fargo Glenn Dyer ’68 Sr. Catherine Cahur, SC ’55 Advisors Fortuna Funeral Home Terry McCafferty ’81 Independence Bank Patricia Lally Murphy ’56 Lil’ David In Gratitude - Paul & Martha Gloria Giuliani Zepp ’59 Klag ’74 Gould Advancement Partners In Memory of Barry Andrews ’86 Rose Marie Carr Eppich ’60 Cunningham Paving Co. - Tim In Memory of Brian Neary ’67 Daniel Holloran ’60 Cunningham ’72 In Memory of Marty Poplar ’66 The Kevin W. Day Family (’78, David Bielinski ’61 & Fred Schuckert ’67 ’08, ’09, ’12) In Memory of Joe Curiale ’69, Thomas Heffernan ’61 Patrick Fogarty ’79 Tim Healey ’69 & Jeff Piscura John Murphy ’61 Ganley Auto Group - Ken ’69 Ganley Erwin Senyitko ’61 In Memory of Officer Tommy J & F Transportation Patton ’98 Dolores Malinowski Brody ’62 KPM Ltd. - Jim ’89 & Cathy Kathy Day ’76 Hartman & Rick Dominic ‘Mickey’ Fiorentino ’63 Harabin ’89 Kavalec Jorz Terry ’67 & Susan Cejka ’67 Sr. Mary Cunningham, HM ’64 Jim ’70 & Nancy Gilbride ’70 Kenneally Joyce Patricia Farrell Cozzens ’65 Marketplace Strategy, Drew Lori Zoss Kraska ’93 & David Linda Staniszewski Knotek ’65 Kraemer ’02, CEO Kraska Frank Mahnic Bruce Roda ’66 The Kuznik Family - Bob ’72, Scott ’87 & Nicole Wieczorek Mary Clare Cullen LaPorte ’67 Mary Ann ’70, Nancy ’75 ’88 Opincar The Mahnic Family Frank Lucician ’68 Gene Ptacek & Son Fire In Memory of Bill ’75 & Equipment Co., Inc. - Gene Susan Sobiech Peters ’68 Christine Cieplowski ’75 Ptacek ’81 William Harrison ’69 Mahnic Lawrence Squires ’70 Hole In One Sponsor Dale Mutryn ’66 CCI - Surgical Powers Coal & Coke - Marty Next Day Signs & Graphics - Eve Hornak Goebel ’71 Powers ’67 Ted Joyce ’85 James Kilfoyle ’71 Liberty Ford Brunswick Sue Paruleski Paulic, DVM ’87 Richard Walters ’73 Marty Powers ’67 Hole Sponsors Thomas Byrne ’81 Powers Coal & Coke Augie’s Catering, The Jenks Greg ’92 & Patty Kinney ’91 Cara Prokop ’02 Family Preisel Martin Mamone ’07 Larry ’72 & Mary Ann Qwestcom Graphics Vivian Habrat – Faculty Piechowski ’69 Arthur - In Regional Equipment Services Memory of Paul & Lillian Inc. - Tony Dosen Jr. ’87 James Heasley – Faculty Arthur Rinello Builders - Frank Rini ’75 Barnes Wendling CPAs - Floyd R-Nu-Vinyl - Ron Iacoboni A. Trouten III The Sypniewski Family - Jackie The Boylan Family - Terry ’87, ’97, Jon ’01, Jen ’02 Nancy Ashton ’85 & Brendan Tom ’75 & Barbara Vaughn ’11 Tom ’68 & Kathy Koszarek ’69 David Breslin ’01 Weber Mark ’75 & Mary Beth Paul Rybak ’68, Dan Telzrow ’68 Krakowiak Burger ’75 & Mike Zembala ’68

20 Holy Name High School alumni notes Breakfast with Santa Spreads Christmas Cheer to Young and Old

Santa celebrated the Christmas season at Holy Name with more than 200 adults and children on Saturday, December 14! While creating a morning of holiday memories, families ate a pancake breakfast, danced to kid- friendly songs, listened to music provided by the Holy Name Jazz Band, and made festive crafts. Santa’s elves also helped, giving away ‘Snowman Soup,’ HN ornaments, candy canes, and ‘Reindeer Food.’

To celebrate the true meaning of the season, non-perishable items such as canned goods and paper products were also collected at the event to benefit the Parma Heights Food Pantry.

Athletic Hall of Fame: LEAVE A Next Class to be Inducted in 2021 The Holy Name High School Athletic Hall of Fame will now be selected every three years, rather than every two. The next class will be inducted in 2021. However, nominations will be accepted on a rolling basis. A timeline on the selection process, ceremony, etc. will be Legacy announced at a later date. Nominees must have excelled in one or more sports The Holy Name of Jesus Legacy Society has been created to recognize those graduates and friends who reserve a portion of their as a student or coach at Holy Name, and made major estate to benefit Holy Name and its mission. As a member of the contributions to the school’s athletic program during Holy Name of Jesus Legacy Society, you help to ensure that the his/her years at the school (ex. school record-holder, same remarkable school that has educated students for more than team MVP, all-district, all-Ohio, etc.). Student-athletes 104 years will be available to future generations. must have graduated a minimum of ten (10) years prior to being considered for induction. Individual One of the most popular planned gifts is a bequest, which allows coaches are not required to be ten (10) years from his/ you to make an estate tax-deductible gift through your will. her coaching career. Coaches, administrators and other similar candidates can be retired or currently coaching To learn more about the benefits of making a planned gift, or to let at Holy Name High School or another institution. Holy Name know that you have left a gift to the school in your will, please contact Director of Advancement Michele Fusco Scoccola at Printable nomination forms can be found online at [email protected], or at 440-886-0300 ext. 104. www.holynamehs.com/halloffame. A fillable, online version of the form is available on this site as well.

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Holy Name High School DONOR ROLL 2018-2019 Fiscal Year The following is a listing of all donors who have made a financial commitment to Holy Name between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. Thank you to all of our alumni, parents and friends for your continuing generosity and support.

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

To make a gift to Holy Name, you may make your gift online at www.holynamehs.com/donate-to-hn/, or call the Advancement Office at440-886-0300 ext. 104.

HERITAGE SOCIETY LOYAL AND TRUE SOCIETY Prasek Lawn Care & Landscape, Inc. DONOR ROLL KEY $25,000 AND ABOVE $10,000 - $14,999 Robert V. Kellermann Estate * + Current Parent Terrence ’67 & Susan Cejka ’67 James & Mary Liggett WAF, LLC • Past Parent Kenneally § • ~ Terence ’81 & Susanne McCafferty Wells Fargo Foundation § Current Faculty, Staff Timothy Leonard ’84 ~ Michael Talty and Helen Talty and Administration The Lubrizol Foundation Charitable Trust BENEFACTOR’S SOCIETY # Past Faculty, Staff and Raymond ’44 & Eleanor Smiley $2,500 - $4,999 Administration WTWH Media, LLC DOC SCULLEN SOCIETY Ace Lighting Services ~ Advisory Board Member $5,000 - $9,999 CFP Ltd. TRUSTEES SOCIETY * Bequests Frank DiMarino Scholarship Golf Michael ’94 & Shelley Gorczyca ’92 $15,000 - $24,999 Outing Cudnik John & Diane Dedinsky John & Kathryn Gallagher KPM, LTD Josephine Ferrante Patrick ’71 & Mary Lee Gorbett Lubrizol Heather Lennox Krause ’85 Gary & Deborah Kozub • Scott ’85 & Hanna McCafferty ~ Darrell & Anne Stenson ’71 Tuomari The Law Firm of Terrence J. Kenneally Robert & Susan Simpson ’71 & Associates Co. Means, Jr. Jim & Therese Powers ’75 McCall • Gregory ’92 & Patricia Kinney ’91 Scott ’87 & Nicole Wieczorek ’88 Preisel + ~ Opincar + ~ Frank & Anastasia Stanton George ’83 & Linda Palko Kevin & Toni Weigand •

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PRINCIPAL’S SOCIETY Kevin ’78 & Diane Godec ’78 Day • $1,000 - $2,499 Dominion Energy Charitable Anonymous Foundation Advancement Partners Francis S. Durtche ’70 John ’68 & Mary Redig ’68 Banaszak Kenneth ’82 & Judy Brown ’83 Dyer Brian & Erin Flanagan ’90 Bell James & Marilyn Ehrbar • William ’94 & Erin Borchert + Jonathan ’98 & Renee Farmerie Patrick ’92 & Natalie Chun Patrick ’79 & Kimberly Fogarty Charles ’92 & Heidi Clarke Anthony ’65 & Gloria Galati • Community West Foundation Betty Tulley Gallagher ’46 John Cooper ’77 Ganley Akron, Inc. Donna Hanzlick Deye ’76 Kenneth ’85 & Liz Gawelek Vincent J. DiCaprio ’85 Gene Ptacek & Son Fire Equipment Anthony Dosen, Sr. • Co., Inc. D-Terra Solutions, LLC James & Audrey Glowacki William ’88 & Beth Ehrbar + Scott & Michelle Henry + Rev. Damian J. Ference ’94 Nathan ’96 & Tanja Hudak Patrice Ferko ’72 Charles & Mary Ellen Mahnic ’61 Mary Lavelle Day ’66 Nazareth Academy Class of 1968 FieldTurf Hutchinson Tom ’70 & Mary Kate Stringer ’70 Deanna O’Donnell ’83 Nancy Priebe Franck ’73 • Ronald & Debbie Iacoboni Day • Les & Laura Kurkul ’69 Peltz Freight Expediters James ’89 & Cathy Harabin ’89 Kenneth Dombroski ’83 The Progressive Insurance James & Lisa Hammer + Kavalec Edward & Karen Cutler ’83 Dufala Foundation Daniel & Barb Hornbeek # John Kochilla ’95 Friends of Tom Patton Ruthanne Rennert • Hurst Design Build Remodel Robert Langlotz ’59 Ed Gallagher ’72 Charles & Michelle Rusk ’85 Rini J & F Transportation Co. Bartley Leneghan ’09 Sherrill Gaydosh Jim ’76 & Judy Hartshorn ’76 Shiner KeyBank Foundation Marketplace Strategy, LLC General Mills Julie Simon ’94 Joseph & Mary Leonard • Mike Mate ’69 Robert & Melissa Greller + Myron ’65 & Beverly Dynda ’65 Lucy’s Light Foundation, Inc. Dorothy Mazer McDonald ’44 Rick & Sheryl Grospitch • Spooner Frank & Elsa Mahnic Kevin ’80 & Jeanine Veres ’80 Daniel & Chris Halicki • Michael Stibley ’94 Mark-it Sales Mooren • Harold J. Hirz ’84 + John ’68 & Rose Sullivan Mark Termini Associates Inc Arleen Hughes ’94 & Dermot More Christopher ’04 & Shannon Holz Joseph ’87 & Michelle Grasson ’89 Ralph ’62 & Dawn McNerney O’Ferrall Frank & Eileen McGinty ’50 Vedova MCPc Family Charities Martin ’67 & Brenda Powers Hondlik Kathleen Wallace ’81 Anthony ’86 & Suzanne Mercuri + Alan & Stephanie Rebar + Paul ’77 & Deborah Huml Gregory ’70 & Mary Lou Walters Joseph F. Norton ’83 Frank Rini ’75 • ~ James ’70 & Nancy Gilbride ’70 Jane Whitten ’12 Anthony ’51 & Nancy Oliverio Stephen & Laura Sozio • Joyce • Ellen Burger Wolanski ’82 John & Barbara Pechkurow • Joseph ’57 & Elaine Swyt Kevin M. Kane ’78 Timothy & Carmen Wolfe • Skip & Nancy Hanzlick ’77 Potter Daniel Telzrow ’68 Taveevatano & Margaret Pullar ’55 John T. Wynne Meghan Leonard Radel ’91 Jerry Tench ’65 Keo Keith Zupancic ’83 Janet Saxon James & Nicole Topolski + K-Group Property Service, LLC Taras & Katherine Szmagala # Mike ’86 & Laura Tworzydlo + Kiawah Resort Associates, L.P. LITTLE DAVID SOCIETY Dan & Kathleen Downey ’79 Welsh • Wendy Doubek Umberger ’73 Catherine Kilcoyne ’56 $100 - $249 Matthew & Michele Wolf • Robert Ziccardi ’67 Roland ’64 & Kandice Kowalski Anonymous (7) Kevin ’82 & Renee Zupancic David & Megan Kunker + Renee Albarano ’90 NAMER NATION SOCIETY David ’91 & Brandi Labanc Alejandro & Ninfa Aldana • $500 - $999 GREEN WAVE SOCIETY John ’64 & Rita Drvenkar ’64 Lally Leo Allen ’62 Kevin M. ’84 & Mary Adams $250 - $499 Donna LaManna + Thomas ’76 & Carol Amato • Ben & Anne Ali Michael & Charlene Barth Alice Lang • David & Mary Ann Amrozowicz • Lawrence ’72 & Mary Ann Jacob Bihari ’08 Russell & Elizabeth Black ’81 Lansky Felicia & Ken Anderson # Piechowski ’69 Arthur • Dale Bohatch ’12 Marcella Witkowski Lehar ’58 William ’61 & Jeanne Andreski Robert ’90 & Kimberly Solinsky ’90 John Boyer ’74 Linda Lucas Donna Apidone Bentley William ’56 & Judy Cheney Man Up Lacrosse, LLC Peter Apostle ’76 Tim & Karen Carter + § Peter & Sara Joyce ’01 Chengelis Tony & Debby Marchetta + § Ellen Knight Ashwill ’75 Class of 1986 Class of 1988 Timothy & Sally Breslin ’78 Augie’s Pizza of South Russell Thad & Helen Cooke Thomas ’74 & Anita Hnanicek ’74 Moennich Austinburg Veterinary Clinic Kevin Cunningham ’84 • Cook John ’57 & Mary Ann Morscher John & Andrea Poliak ’98 Babjack Cunningham Paving Co. Timothy ’72 & Francine Francis & Patty Mulhall Lester & Helen Singleton ’61 Bair Fred & Rose Birt ’44 Curling Cunningham • Jane Murphy ’59 Mike & Cathy Barth Thomas & Margaret Cutter Peter & Sandra D’Anniballe • David and Kristine Nash James & Cheryl Runyan ’62 Bauer

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Paul & Carole Becka • Rev. Donald B. Cozzens ’57 Nick & Maureen Gerogosian + June Kerr Sims • Daniel ’87 & Joanne Becker Robert & Kathleen Craider Carl Gianguzzo ’60 # Ann Kho • Richard & Margaret Bedell • Frank M. Cunningham ’61 Joseph & Peggy McGinty ’74 Betty Kilbane Howard Behm ’52 Gerald ’53 & Lillian Pelko ’52 Gibbons Bryan Kilbane ’66 William ’57 & Louise Beutell Cunningham • Jack ’73 & Margie Gilbride • Thomas J. Kilfoyle ’69 Dale ’61 & Nancy Bilczo Jerry ’81 & Geralyn Sokany ’84 Ryan Gilbride ’05 Gilbert ’68 & Nancy Kives Haley K. Bishop ’05 Cunningham • Aaron Gober-Sims ’07 Robert ’60 & Rosalie Klepac Stéphane & Shelbrey Althoff ’95 Kevin ’83 & Colleen Baich ’83 Cliff & Jane Gonet • Joseph P. Kline ’44 Blanc § Cunningham • Eugenia Gorski ’65 Albert M. Kluczynski ’66 Pamela & Joseph Bodnar + MM Cunningham ’45 Kevin & Lauren Sponseller ’88 Larry ’60 & Jeanne Dernyar ’60 Michael ’80 & Cindy Bogacki • Gregory & Deborah Curtin Gottschalk Kocisko Rev. Dennis A. Bogusz ’69 Robert Cutter Paul & Martha Klag ’74 Gould Betty Kocour ’46 John & Vivian Bonza # • Colleen Day ’00 Jacob Grospitch ’14 Joseph & Bernadette Kowal § • Andrew K. Borsz ’74 Joseph Dedek ’83 Timothy Groudle ’80 David ’65 & MaryLee Solomon ’66 Jeffrey ’70 & Karen Borsz • # Daniel ’67 & Peggy Deegan Kenneth ’77 & Mary Kukich ’78 Kozlowski Pete & Liza Bosinger Michael & Mary Alice DeJohn • Gurgol • David & Lori Zoss ’93 Kraska ~ Terrence ’87 & Nancy Ashton ’85 Matthew ’84 & Mary Karoleski ’84 Robert G. Hajek ’60 Jennifer Kubasak ’98 Boylan • DePiero John ’71 & Donna Haky Rudy & Dolores Tkac ’54 Kubicek David M. Breslin ’74 • Michael ’86 & Lisa DeSantis Thomas & Deborah Hana Justin Smith & Diane Kushnar • David S. Breslin ’01 Michael E. Desh ’72 Andrew ’65 & Cheryl Haney Robert ’72 & Susan Kuznik Michael ’82 & Jenny Brickner • Die-Matic Corporation Richard Jorz & Kathy Day ’76 Roman ’72 & Janis Kwiatkowski Scott & Michelle Brousek Casimer R. DiFrancesco ’49 Hartman • John Lafko ’61 Carole Soltis Bruck ’81 • Tom & Sandra Sabol ’86 Disalvatore Daniel & Catherine Merker ’77 John Lavelle ’48 Mark ’75 & Mary Beth ’75 Gary ’85 & Amy Doeringer Hartnett • Joseph ’87 & Susan Paris ’84 Krakowiak Burger • Charles ’67 & Ann Doherty John ’72 & Kathy Harvan Laviano + ~ John M. Byrne ’49 (d) Michael & Jennie Helms ’81 Timothy ’87 & Erin Heasley James & Kim Lawler • Agnes Caldwell-Wilson ’88 Dollard • Thomas ’61 (d) & Jeanne Heffernan John Lawler Tina Callari ’81 § Terry ’65 & Maureen Cunningham Rory & Maureen Gannon ’75 John ’69 & Magdalen LeHoty James K. Calvey ’74 ’65 Donovan • Hennessey Bart & Mary Pat Stringer ’78 Kathleen Calvey ’73 Tom ’57 & Barbara Bonsky ’59 John ’64 & Kathy Herda Leneghan • CCI Surgical, Inc. Donovan • Tom & Paula Hogan • Let’s Discuss It Tuesday Night Century 21 DePiero & Associates, John ’63 & Judith Drvenkar Bob ’59 & Kathy Hogue Mary Liszak Inc. Donald Drzal ’69 Daniel & Kristen Hojdar + Bernie Lozar ’76 Kathleen Chapin • Glenn ’68 & Linda Dyer Frank & Sandra Delac ’81 Horvat Louis ’64 & Lori Luempert Charles Keiper and Associates Timothy ’61 & Bonnie Dyko Anna Hruby # Don & Sherri Madak ’86 Rodgers Louis Chorich III ’84 Eaton Corp. Michael ’85 & Jennifer Quinn ’88 James ’76 & Joan Mahnic Ray ’73 & Patricia Keaveney ’74 Edward ’69 & Lea Echan Hudak Lorraine Mahnic Chylinski Rebecca Eldredge Colin ’90 & Kimberly Hughes William Mahnic ’75 (d) Chris Cieplowski ’77 John & Colletta Luskini ’49 Fahey Michael ’83 & Dawn Humenik Dante ’54 & Mary Murphy ’56 Andre ’77 & Eritha Cisco Mark & Nancy Brown ’76 Farmer • Jeff Hutchinson & Gerry Fathauer Maimone Kenneth & Terri Oliver ’84 Clark Joseph & BethAnn Borsz ’04 Fey Craig Hyps ’80 John Malone ’71 Kathy Clarke + Bill Florio Ronald & Jacalyn Iacoboni Brian ’79 & Peggy Byrne ’79 Patrick ’83 & Christine Cleary • Fortuna Funeral Home Independence Bank Maloney Christopher Cmolik ’09 Joseph & Barbara Jankovsky ’83 Margaret Jacobs Kevin ’77 & Mary Downey ’80 Michelle Coleman Fosnaught + Thomas ’66 & Shirley Joyce • Maloney • Cynthia Collyard Brett Frantz ’94 William ’95 & Therese Brutvan ’93 Matthew ’80 & Margie Maloney Colonial Chimney Services, LLC Joy Freda Joyce + Frank & Christina Mamone Brett & Mary Day ’73 Colvard • Paul & Susan Fredrick + Jeffrey Jurcak ’94 Sam & Tracy Mangano John ’50 & Marlene E. Comer Claire Gallagher ’50 Gerald & Catherine Mandelik ’56 Regina Walick Marek ’87 Committee to Re-Elect Judge Melling Martin ’72 & Amy Gallagher Kalal Jack ’74 & Jill Matejka William & Deborah Iacona ’69 Michael ’59 & Margaret Gallagher Joseph ’60 & Elaine Kandra Francis Matese • Conroy • Katie Gannon ’99 David & Marie Karnak • Ursula Spacek Mazzolini ’51 Mike Corcoran ’88 Patrick ’67 & Catherine Gannon • Dennis ’68 & Mary Kebrdle Peter and Daniel McCabe James Coreno • James J. Gartland ’48 William Keckan ’65 Owen J. McCafferty ’43 (d) Jim & Lisa Corrigan • Elmer Gates ’52 Kenneth & Sally Gilbride ’65 Mary McClain Michael & Jacqueline Coyne Keith Gaydosh & Jennifer Mahnic Kermode, Jr. Samantha McClain

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Sean & Colleen Kinney ’83 Robert Pawlak ’56 David & Michelle Simon • Robert ’58 & Sherry Zarzycki • McClenaghan + Gary & Judith Conceller ’69 Perry Vincent ’62 & Barbara Kollin ’62 Frank ’59 & Carole Zbreski Justin ’86 & Maria McGinty + Mary Grau Peters ’69 • Simon Denise Schniegenberg Zelasko ’75 • Erik ’00 & Jessica Franck ’00 McKay Kenneth & Clare Davidson ’83 Anthony & Lucy Drvenkar ’56 Gerard ’74 & Donna Trella ’74 Mary K. McKee ’58 Pietrzycki Sinagra Zgrabik Patrick ’51 & Joan McLaughlin Paul & Joanne Faulhaber ’67 Christopher & Kimberly Sinagra + Frank & Peg McGinty ’52 Zidonis Thomas McLaughlin ’74 Ponstingle Ken & Karen Wozniak ’67 Sinchak Kathleen Szelminski Ziegler ’60 Tom ’66 & Sharon McMullen Patrick ’76 & Andrea Aiello ’76 Ginny Smallenburg Jerome & Anne Zisk • John ’60 & Rita McNulty Powers Brenda Saunders Sprague ’69 Dennis & Dorothy Zubricky • MCPc10 Thomas P. Powers ’77 John ’66 & Polly Srp Ronald W. Zurilla ’57 Susan Meier ’85 James ’67 & Barbara Arko ’67 Prentis Evelyn Yokel Stemberger ’52 James ’57 & Patricia Milan Mark ’88 & Alison Priebe • ~ Joseph P. Stenson ’61 GREEN & WHITE SOCIETY Kathryn Miley ’89 Antun & Sharon Purgar + Frank & Patricia Stinziano UP TO $99 Victoria Miley ’94 Susan Racey ’82 David & Donna Speno ’75 Stock Anonymous (5) Noel Miller ’69 Dennis & Julie Reardon + Stone Search Services James ’73 & Mary Kuznik ’70 Jason & Katie Milner + Leigh-Ann Revay • Audrey Strekal Adamczak Daniel ’66 & Denice Godec ’70 Kevin & Marian Reynolds Martin J. Stringer ’73 Emily Trecarichi Adams ’52 Moderick # • Joseph & Mary Rinaldi Michael & Patricia Mohan ’57 Advantegrity, LLC Andrew & Dawn Mogorovic + Rinello Builders, Inc. Surdy • Bea Kollin Adzema ’61 Richard & Judith Veres ’83 Mondry Deena Rini ’03 ~ Rich Sustersic Jonathan & Caroline Ahlborn James ’85 & Patty Byrne ’86 Moran • Jerome Rodak Daniel Synkowski ’63 Karen King Andrews ’85 • Michael & Traci Mueller + Alan D. Roman ’63 Jonathan Sypniewski ’01 Todd Angle John Mulhall Mark Kauffman & Michele Roth- Gary & Joann Szelagowski Mary Anthony ’90 Michael & Michele Mullee Kauffman ’86 James R. Szelminski ’63 Michael Arena ’75 Robert ’61 & Karen Murphy Michael & Diane Sabol • Paul T. Tavano Mike & Eileen McNally ’54 Badovick Alexis Musgrave Gordon & Maureen Milk ’64 Greg & Suzy Taylor Joon Woo Bae Dale ’66 & Linda Mutryn • Sammis John & Jacqueline Tenerowicz • Nathan Barbo ’05 Robert ’51 & Mary Lee Nash Robert ’76 & Suzy Satonik Marisa Terrigno ’94 Maureen Bardwell Brian & Mari Rose ’76 Niec John Sazpansky ’48 Jim & Mary Sanders ’76 Thoburn Robert Baron ’67 Joe & Nancy Kuznik ’75 Novak Matt Scalisi ’08 Donna Thrane ’87 Jeffrey & Lynne Kestranek ’70 Bart James & Loretta Coleman ’58 Oakar David F. Schneider ’62 TMB Graphics, LLC Angie Barth William ’51& Elaine O’Brien Gary ’72 & Sonna Schniegenberg Total Roofing Services, LLC Arlene & James Basen Jon Oebker & Lisa Mahnic + Mark & Patricia Zito ’84 Scoville + Floyd & Christine Trouten • Judith Batke Thomas & Josephine O’Grady Jim ’75 & Kathy Fogarty ’75 Scullin Ryan & Zulay Truemper Marvin & Constance Baumer Carol Opincar • Pete ’71 & Peggy Kilbane ’73 Sedlak Michael S. Tylka ’63 Jon & Michele Benedict ’93 Bayus Richard & Elaine DiRosa ’57 Al & Mary Ann Collins ’61 Sharrer Ryan & Julianne Chesnik ’88 Vale + Jerry ’72 & Emma Bednar • Oswald The Sherwin-Williams Foundation Annette Varga • Jerome ’61 & Vera Bednarski Tom & Janet Laheta ’82 Overberg Barbara Dienes Shomaker ’65 Mark ’87 & Christina Crisafi ’87 COA Team, Cleveland Clinic Grace Alunni Patten ’69 • Gerald ’59 & Virginia Kollin ’58 Vaselaney Mary Benek-Higgins ’76 Joseph Patton ’91 Shovlin Douglas & Lora Vaselsky Vivian Bergolc Thomas ’75 & Barbara Vaughn • Kathleen Berry James & Laura Verba • Francis Bethel • John & Joan Veres • Ronald Biernacki ’56 J. Leonard Visconti ’53 Maureen Bihn Larissa Vyrsta ’94 Adam Bilchik ’08 Thomas ’68 & Kathryn Koszarek ’69 Charles Bittenbender Weber Jonathan & Laura Bastian ’81 Ronald E. Werner ’61 Blakely David A. ’65 & Susan Wilks # • Raymond Blatnik ’75 Willo Security, Inc. Gerald ’53 & Jean Kader ’53 Boldt • Susan Egan Woznicki ’77 Denise Lewalk Borgio ’73 • Donald ’57 & Susan Wysocki Matthew Borocz ’98 Ron & Rita Kessler ’50 Wysocki Mary Jane Boyer Joseph ’89 & Debra Costa ’89 Thomas & Delores Boyer • Yarwood Francis ’53 & Germana Brennan Joseph Yusz ’02 Kristin Tomasko Brennan ’87 Jose & Emily Zaragoza ’85 Lao Thomas & Katherine Breslin •

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Robert & Charlotte Briggs Daniel Downey ’82 Hern & Associates, LLC David ’87 & Sarah Krause + Christopher Broussard ’86 Brian & Jill Dugan Robert & Jen Hickey + Jacob & Kathleen Kreidler Michael & Debbie D’Alessio ’84 Phillip & Diane Duryea Ralph ’41 & Alice Hocevar Joseph Kreidler Brown • William ’58 & Joanne Dyer • Tony Hocevar Jim & Cynthia Szczepanik ’77 Christopher & Jane Reidy ’94 Jack Ehrbar ’15 Timothy Hogan ’10 Krolikowski Burgett Autumn Thornhill Enovitch ’94 Paul ’50 & Mary Hohman Tim ’67 & Liz Yungvirt ’67 Thomas & Debra Burns ESC of Northeast Ohio Sr. Therese Horan ’53 Krolikowski # • Fran Galati Byrne ’69 Michelle Eskra ’74 Laura Koballa Hudak ’84 ~ Lois Heffernan Kurkul ’48 Joyce & John Cahalan Gerri Falardeau • Susanna Hughey Joseph Daschner & Karen Thomas Caine ’70 Charles Fields ’89 Zach ’09 & Kerri Mirtell ’09 La Moreaux ’82 Dorothy Adams Cale ’56 Susan Sejhar Finch ’58 Humphrey Stanley Lalewicz Kate M. Campbell ’69 Sheldon Firem ’66 Walter & June Bonk ’78 Hysell Joseph Langa ’75 # Patrick ’73 & Claudia Campbell • Richard & Christina Fischer + Rolando & Jill Ionta James & Marlene Lapp • Joseph Carter ’18 Ted & Mary Lou Popik ’73 Fleck Dan & Haydee Izuka Marilyn Leciejewski ’75 Shari & Dale Cartwright Marie Ford Pat Jablonski Lawrence & Teresa Leeders Michael & Margaret Fahey ’81 Melissa Rose Fox ’12 Mary Jo Jakab ’70 Douglas & Maureen Joyce ’81 Leff • Cawley Kelly Fritsch Joseph ’62 & Dawn Jansky Richard & Loretta Lesiak Robert & Barbara Ceccarelli • Thomas ’75 & Catherine Semple ’79 Stuart & Sandra Jones Phil & Carole Hogue ’63 Lewis Robert ’62 & Margaret Cermak Frontczak Gerard ’77 & Nancy Joyce • Donald & Ann Gallagher ’70 Lieske John ’64 & Carol Chism Donna Furlan, Debbie & Mark Kevin Joyce ’83 John ’68 & Peggy Cox ’69 Lipinski Jeanie Chresos Skuza Mahnic Noreen Joyce ’73 Jonathan Lorincz ’00 Thomas ’71 & Maureen Christy Michele Fusco Scoccola § Rich Juby Joseph ’50 & Helen Lowe Melissa Circle + Melinda Galla • Michael & Sharon Stibley ’91 Jurec + Elizabeth A. Lozar ’69 Kevin ’81 & Jolie Coffey Sr. Sheila Gallagher ’61 # Bernadette Kambietz Roseann M. Lozar ’69 Kevin ’70 & Janet Coleman Carmen Gallardo • James ’63 & Mary Ann Kappa Kimberly Wills Lynch ’82 Nancy Coleman Anne Kollin Gannon ’67 • Thadeus & Julie Kastelic Mark Mackert • Patrick Coleman ’75 Janice K. Gannon • Eugene Kiczek ’69 Lisa Wascovich Madden ’71 Mary Rose Keyes Comer ’51 Mary Agnes Gavan ’54 Irena Valdukaitis Kijauskas ’55 James Mahnic Dorothy Thom Conceller ’48 John & Marianne Gaydos James Kipfstuhl Leo & Sarah Mahoney Confidential Counseling & Allan W. Gerding ’50 Louise Kraine Kisha ’66 Matthew & Melissa Wasilewski ’96 Consulting, LLC Joan Gervasi Angelina Kishmarton + Majeski Linda Connors William & Tina Geschke • Nathan ’93 & Melissa Kline Marilyn Berger Maloney ’60 Cassie Conti # Michael Gibney ’58 Kris & Danielle Koch + Frank Mamone James & Sandra Koenig • Kathleen Corrigan • Frank J. Gigliotti ’56 Martin Mamone ’07 (d) Jennifer Koran ’98 Tom Mannion Danny ’80 & Charlene Corvo LaMont & Daneen Sabol ’87 Gilles Susan Kornatowski ’01 Janet Marcinik Sr. Mary H. Cunningham ’64 # (d) Donald ’44 & Eunice Ginley Edward ’63 & JoAnn Denes ’63 James ’73 & Jean Marie Mannion Paula Curtin Trisha Timko Giordano ’83 Kraine ’85 Marincic Terrance & Lori Tworzydlo ’91 Craig Glasky ’62 Timothy ’61 & Jackie Kramer Douglas & Jacqueline Marshall Daley + Eugene & Ann Glenn Norman & Carol Krasnodemski • Jeff Maruna ’61 Michael ’69 & Kathleen McCarthy Patricia McGinty Gliha ’74 ’64 Danko James Globokar ’01 Thomas ’66 & Diane Darmetko • Grand River Academy Brian ’83 & Colleen Corrigan ’88 Brandon & Janice Gray + Day • # Robert ’61 & Cecilia Gray • Francis ’47 & Yolanda Day Sandy Green Jo Ann Day • Rita Ilhardt Guarniere ’48 Shannon Day ’12 Lenore Balzer Haack ’50 Steven ’84 & Michelle DeBow Beth Burrell Haas ’69 Thomas & Virginia Deighton Matthew ’97 & Kathy Hahner William & Ruth Ann Delong Ellen Halfon Peggy DeMeay Rev. Thomas A. Haren # Jason & Joanne Dieckhoner Thomas & Mary Harrington • Debbie DiMarino • David & Autumn Harris + Eric ’02 & Michelle Lapp ’02 Audrey Horsfall Harrison ’52 Dolence Janis Hauenstein Vic & Susanne Squires ’67 Donatelli Jane Hern

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Douglas Maslar ’06 Eugene & Patricia Stewart ’56 Bernadine George Matousek ’52 O’Neill Rebecca Lontor Mayfield ’07 Richard & Kathleen Ontko • Trudy Becka McAuley ’66 Joseph P. Oprzadek ’71 Sharon McBride & Bob Stralk Timothy & Colleen O’Shaughnessy Kate McCall ’05 § Mary Neary Oswald ’52 John ’85 & Mary Jo Dockman ’85 Patrick & Mary Jo Maloney ’76 McCormick • O’Toole • Margaret McDonnell-Schabel ’71 Patricia Waltz Pacer ’91 Charles & Barbara McGinnis • Jeff & Jennifer Palmer + James & Beverly McGinty • Donald & Sharon Panik • Timothy P. McLaughlin ’73 Kathy Patton William & Ann Clifford ’61 Kevin ’73 & Maureen O’Loughlin McNamara • ’73 Patton Rita McNeely Martha Lang Patton ’47 • Herbert & Madonna McTaggart Patrick & Irene Patton • Patrick ’78 & Kelly McCarthy ’81 The Honorable Thomas Patton • Thomas Reio & Joanne Jason & Sarah Taylor McTaggart Lynn Pavlik Sanders-Reio ’68 Marianne J. Taylor • Adelbert C. Meder ’54 Kristy & Keith Pegg JoAnn Schoch Joann Telzrow ’70 Rose Retter Menger ’51 Dennis Peskar ’55 Kevin ’93 & Sara Scherma ’94 Barbara Tennant Daniel & Mary Ann Mihalik • Elaine Peskar Schramm William Tennant Gary & Jacquelyn Jelinek ’62 Miller Marcella Werstak Peters ’65 Rob & Cathy Schuler • Marlene Terranova James & Rosemary Cooper ’68 Gina M. Petrella ’76 Kathleen Sejba • Sonja Thomas Miller • Georganne Pfaff ’66 Michael & Kristin Selby • James & Theresa Thompson Jeanne Minorini Barbara Pietropaolo Chris Seman ’81 Rae Timko • Martin & Judith Mirtell • Dick Lechner & Margie Pitts- Gary Siciliano William ’56 & Joan Kramer ’56 Terry & Valerie Mitchell • Lechner ’53 Sisters of Charity Tosko Katherine Mooren ’14 Lisa Jacko Pogros ’01 Sr. Delia Sizler ’64 Theresa Tuma • Edward & Kathleen Morgan • Michael & Christine Pokorny • Kathleen Skerl Suzanne Vadnal Kelly Morgan ’11 Anita Polacek Leon A. Skowronski • Vincent P. Vasko ’50 David ’57 & Carol Murphy Charles & Mary Witkowski ’56 Jim Skufca Nicholas & Tina Veauthier + John Murphy Pollack Matthew ’93 & Margery Slatkovsky John & Karen Verba Angela Petrich Musil ’44 Eric ’99 & Jennifer Dziak ’99 Popik Diane Smilanick Erik & Joan Vichill • Ronald ’78 & Barbara Mysona Dennis Potter Barry & Angela DiMarino ’99 Kathryn O’Grady Voehl ’57 Marybeth Napolitano ’01 Bryan ’53 & Beth Gallagher ’52 Smudz Fred & Marie Vondran National Interstate Insurance Powers • # Leonard Spremulli Kathryn Ward Company Tom & Helen Provenzano • Chris & Michelle Hradek ’79 St. John Lou Wargo Todd & Christina Nelson Thomas & Eileen Quinn Dana Bura Stachowiak ’10 Kathy Wasko Jeanette Nemcek ’69 Joseph Quirarte ’54 Gail Starcher • Laura Bardwell Whitkofski ’85 Michael & Patricia Biss ’69 Paul & Patti Culley ’83 Raglow Larry & Sondra Steen Chrisine Hodous Wichert ’99 Neuendorff Francis & Marilyn Demczyk ’64 David ’63 & Ellen Stenson John & Mary Wilkins • Network for Good Raishart Anne Stevens Mallory Mamone Williams ’04 New York Life Neil & Kathleen Raleigh Larry Stien David ’70 & Joanne Roush ’72 Rosemary Nicol Murphy ’52 William Rawlins ’51 Elizabeth Stirling Winkel • Mary Novak Kenneth & Rosemarie Biacsi ’86 Kenneth ’77 & Lesley Boyer ’77 Elaine Wisnieski ’11 Kathleen Mazer Nowak ’63 Rich Storme Bob Zabor Robert ’63 & Rosemary Nowinski Bob & Kathleen Hughes ’88 Richard David ’69 & Marianne Stretar John ’56 & Carole Zanath Maureen Shields O’Boyle ’73 Michael Rinella ’53 John ’59 & Louise Stulak Gerald & Nancy Zelenka • John & Mary O’Connor James & Sandy Rini • Joe F. Suchan ’49 Joseph Zemko ’64 Ryan & Jaime McKay ’99 Paul & Gina Coreno ’82 Rini + § William Sugalski ’69 Robert ’58 & Gloria Giuliani ’58 (d) O’Connor + Paul & Laurie Roch • William Sulewski Zepp James O’Donnell ’51 David ’67 & Mary Anne Ross • Daniel & Patricia McDonnell ’68 Mary McCafferty Zmorowski ’68 Neil O’Donnell ’74 James ’68 & Roberta Roszak Sweeney Robert & Patricia Zogg Richard & JoAnn Walters ’55 Alma Ruhland Jerome Sykora ’53 Robert & Florence Zunt • O’Donnell Robert & Catherine Russ + Louis & Mary Jane Syroney Frank O’Linn ~ Thomas & Denise Rybicki Walter Szelagowski Kathleen Donovan Onders ’87 Edward & Janine Rybka Richard & Kathleen Szucs

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FINANCIAL REVIEW CORPORATIONS, BUSINESSES, FOUNDATIONS, AND TRUSTS 2018-2019 Fiscal Year Ace Lighting Services KeyBank Foundation Advancement Partners K-Group Property Service, LLC Advantegrity, LLC Kiawah Resort Associates, L.P. 1% 10% Augie’s Pizza of South Russell KPM, LTD 10% Austinburg Veterinary Clinic Let’s Discuss It Tuesday Night CCI Surgical, Inc. Lubrizol Century 21 DePiero & Associates, Inc. The Lubrizol Foundation 79% CFP Ltd. Lucy’s Light Foundation, Inc. Charles Keiper and Associates Man Up Lacrosse, LLC Class of 1986 Mark Termini Associates Inc REVENUE Class of 1988 Marketplace Strategy, LLC Tuition and Fees $ 6,059,139.91 Colonial Chimney Services, LLC Mark-it Sales Contributions 755,143.85 Committee to Re-Elect Judge Melling MCPc Family Charities Other Revenue 748,694.43 Community West Foundation MCPc10 Interest & Dividends 130,511.58 Confidential Counseling & Consulting, Michael Talty and Helen Talty Charitable LLC Trust TOTAL $7,693,489.77 Cunningham Paving Co. National Interstate Insurance Company Die-Matic Corporation Nazareth Academy Class of 1968 Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation Network for Good 8% D-Terra Solutions, LLC New York Life 17% 2% Eaton Corp. Prasek Lawn Care & Landscape, Inc. ESC of Northeast Ohio Rinello Builders, Inc. 18% FieldTurf Robert V. Kellermann Estate 55% Fortuna Funeral Home Sisters of Charity Frank DiMarino Scholarship Golf Outing Stone Search Services Freight Expediters The Law Firm of Terrence J. Kenneally & Friends of Tom Patton Associates Co. EXPENSES Ganley Akron, Inc. The Progressive Insurance Foundation Salaries & Benefits $4,029,976.25 Gene Ptacek & Son Fire Equipment Co., The Sherwin-Williams Foundation Financial Aid, Inc. TMB Graphics, LLC Scholarships, Discounts 1,350,269.74 General Mills Total Roofing Services, LLC Other Expenses 1,288,845.11 Grand River Academy WAF, LLC Plant & Maintenance 566,993.12 Hern & Associates, LLC Wells Fargo Foundation Instructional and Student Hurst Design Build Remodel Willo Security, Inc. Services 115,448.93 Independence Bank WTWH Media, LLC J & F Transportation Co. TOTAL $7,351,533.15

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COMMEMORATIVE GIVING Many gifts to Holy Name have been made in honor of or in memory of a member of the Holy Name community. Please join us in celebration of those honored and pray for the memory of those deceased.

GIFTS GIVEN IN HONOR OF Coach Marlo Termini ’45 Robert Pawlak ’56 The Borsz Family (Jeff ’70, Karen - former faculty, Michelle The Tulley family ’98, Melissa ’00, Lindsey ’01) Betty Tulley Gallagher ’46 Joseph & BethAnn Borsz ’04 Fey Emma Vichill ’10 Dennis Chrustic ’61 Erik & Joan Vichill William ’58 & Joanne Dyer Class of 1948 Sister Sheila Gallagher ’61 Lois Heffernan Kurkul ’48 Sisters of Charity All living 1959 classmates The Gallagher & Gannon Frank ’59 & Carole Zbreski Families Class of 1961 Claire Gallagher ’50 Timothy ’61 & Bonnie Dyko Zachary ’09 & Kerri Mirtell Class of 1962 Humphrey ’09 and Riley Humphrey ’36 David F. Schneider ’62 Zach ’09 & Kerri Mirtell ’09 Education Humphrey John & Mary Wilkins Jack Byrne ’49 William Mahnic ’75 (d) The Karnak Children Class of 1976 Bob ’59 & Kathy Hogue Leo & Sarah Mahoney David & Marie Karnak Kevin ’77 & Mary Downey ’80 Jim ’76 & Judy Hartshorn ’76 Shiner Susan Chorich ’88 Maloney Catherine & Patrick Kilcoyne Louis Chorich III ’84 The Girls State Volleyball Jeanne Minorini Catherine Kilcoyne ’56 Champs Doug Clarke Thomas & Josephine O’Grady Charles Fields ’89 Tyler Kishmarton ’23 Ace Lighting Services Timothy & Colleen O’Shaughnessy Angelina Kishmarton Neil & Kathleen Raleigh GIFTS GIVEN IN MEMORY OF James J. Coleman ’53 Kevin & Marian Reynolds Emil Maras Nancy Coleman Carole Adams ’57 Alma Ruhland Sheldon Firem ’66 Dorothy Adams Cale ’56 John Coleman ’72 Kathleen Skerl William Sulewski Antoinette ’98, Joseph ’99 and Mary Anthony ’90 Art Adzema ’61 Richard & Kathleen Szucs Carla ’04 Provenzano Vivian Bergolc William ’61 & Jeanne Andreski Douglas & Lora Vaselsky Tom & Helen Provenzano Kathleen Berry Dale ’61 & Nancy Bilczo Maureen Bihn Margaret Coleman Elizabeth Walker Pumphrey ’36 Timothy ’61 & Jackie Kramer Michelle Coleman 100th Birthday James & Loretta Coleman ’58 Oakar LaVerne Schmidt Altier ’62 Colonial Chimney Services, LLC Margaret Jacobs Ron Coreno James & Cheryl Runyan ’62 Bauer Mary Rose Keyes Comer ’51 Delores Schniegenberg Michael & Jacqueline Coyne James Coreno Michael Badovick & Joyce Gary ’72 & Sonna Schniegenberg William & Ruth Ann Delong James Cozzens ’65 Carrow Martin ’72 & Amy Gallagher Anthony ’65 & Gloria Galati Tess Smith ’19 Mike & Eileen McNally ’54 Badovick John & Marianne Gaydos Justin Smith & Diane Kushnar Joe Baer ’77 Beth Burrell Haas ’69 Tom ’96 & MaryKate Danzey The Smudz Family Andre ’77 & Eritha Cisco Anna Hruby Laura Bardwell Whitkofski ’85 Barry & Angela DiMarino ’99 Rolando & Jill Ionta Smudz Kiawah Resort Associates, L.P.

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Irene Dienes Pete ’71 & Peggy Kilbane ’73 Sedlak Barbara Dienes Shomaker ’65 Jeanie Chresos Skuza Leonard Spremulli Frank DiMarino Kenneth ’77 & Lesley Boyer ’77 Frank DiMarino Scholarship Golf Storme Outing Greg & Suzy Taylor Patrica Coyle Downey ’52 Joseph Egan ’50 Charles Bittenbender Susan Egan Woznicki ’77 Mary Jane Boyer Shari & Dale Cartwright Jim ’83, Erin & Andrew Ehrbar Brett & Mary Day ’73 Colvard James & Marilyn Ehrbar Committee to Re-Elect Judge Melling Myrtle Faulhaber ’38 Robert & Kathleen Craider Paul & Joanne Faulhaber ’67 Kevin ’83 & Colleen Baich ’83 Ponstingle Cunningham Timothy ’72 & Francine Shannon Fedor ’01 Cunningham Marybeth Napolitano ’01 John R Kilfoyle ’39 Charles Keiper and Associates Robert Cutter Thomas J. Kilfoyle ’69 Linda Connors Sr. Marie Fillo Thomas & Margaret Cutter Peggy DeMeay Michael ’85 & Jennifer Quinn ’88 Oscar F. Kives Brian ’83 & Colleen Corrigan ’88 Die-Matic Corporation Hudak Gilbert ’68 & Nancy Kives Day Phillip & Diane Duryea Jo Ann Day Joe Franck ’73 Eugene Krakowiak ESC of Northeast Ohio Kevin ’78 & Diane Godec ’78 Day Erik ’00 & Jessica Franck ’00 McKay Patrick ’73 & Claudia Campbell Jeff Hutchinson & Gerry Fathauer Tom ’70 & Mary Kate Stringer ’70 Bill Florio Frances M. ’35 & Mary Arline Day Sally Kinchy Kubrak ’67 Eugene & Ann Glenn Hackett ’36 Gallagher Terry ’65 & Maureen Cunningham Ken & Karen Wozniak ’67 Sinchak Sherrill Gaydosh ’65 Donovan Donald & Ann Gallagher ’70 Lieske Bruce Lang James & Audrey Glowacki Tom ’57 & Barbara Bonsky ’59 James T. Gannon Sandy Green Donovan Alice Lang Janice K. Gannon Rory & Maureen Gannon ’75 Daniel Downey ’82 Patrica Lawler ’62 Hennessey Joy Freda Diane Goebel ’82 John Lawler Charles & Mary Ellen Mahnic ’61 Ellen Halfon Mark Mackert Hutchinson Wayne and Angela Lehar Richard Jorz & Kathy Day ’76 Tony Hocevar John Goebel ’71 Marcella Witkowski Lehar ’58 Hartman Susanna Hughey Betty Kilbane Margaret McDonnell-Schabel ’71 Edward Liggett ’52 Pat Jablonski James Kipfstuhl Damian Gorski ’63 James & Mary Liggett Rich Juby James & Sandra Koenig Eugenia Gorski ’65 Thadeus & Julie Kastelic Jacob & Kathleen Kreidler William E. Liszak ’37 Kim Kilper The deceased members of the Joseph Kreidler Mary Liszak David ’87 & Sarah Krause Stanley Lalewicz Grau Family Anthony ’46 & Florence Lozar Marilyn Leciejewski ’75 Kimberly Wills Lynch ’82 Mary Grau Peters ’69 Lawrence & Teresa Leeders Janet Marcinik Roseann M. Lozar ’69 Tom and Nancy Mulcahy Linda Lucas Peter and Daniel McCabe Harrington ’46 Craig S. Mackovjak ’83 Tom Mannion Patrick ’51 & Joan McLaughlin Jane Whitten ’12 Deanna O’Donnell ’83 Douglas & Jacqueline Marshall Francis & Patty Mulhall Donna Furlan, Debbie & Mark Bill Mahnic ’75 John Mulhall Frank ’33 and Jean Jansky Mahnic James ’73 & Mary Kuznik ’70 National Interstate Insurance Joseph ’62 & Dawn Jansky MCPc10 Adamczak Company David & Kristine Nash Robert V. Kellermann ’43 Ben & Anne Ali Mary Novak Todd & Christina Nelson Robert V. Kellermann Estate (d) Michael Arena ’75 John & Mary O’Connor Joe & Nancy Kuznik ’75 Novak Joon Woo Bae Kathleen Donovan Onders ’87 Clare & John Kessler Kathy Patton Patrick & Mary Jo Maloney ’76 Angie Barth Ron & Rita Kessler ’50 Wysocki Elaine Peskar Arlene & James Basen O’Toole Anita Polacek Dr. George H. Kho Pete & Liza Bosinger Kristy & Keith Pegg Frank Rini ’75 Thomas & Debra Burns Dennis Potter Ann Kho Edward & Janine Rybka Joyce & John Cahalan Thomas P. Powers ’77 JoAnn Schoch

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Gary Siciliano Frank Mamone Rita McNeely Joe Rifici ’53 Jim Skufca Frank & Christina Mamone Herbert & Madonna McTaggart J. Leonard ’53 Visconti David & Donna Speno ’75 Stock Mary McClain Patrick ’78 & Kelly McCarthy ’81 Jeffrey A. Saxon ’66 Larry & Sondra Steen Samantha McClain McTaggart Janet Saxon Larry Stien Lynn Pavlik Timothy & Sally Breslin ’78 Stone Search Services Barbara Pietropaolo Moennich Petrina Simpson and John P. Diane Smilanick Thomas & Eileen Quinn Richard & Judith Veres ’83 Mondry Simpson ’72 Elizabeth Stirling James & Sandy Rini Kevin ’80 & Jeanine Veres ’80 Robert & Susan Simpson ’71 Sharon McBride & Bob Stralk Michael & Kristin Selby Mooren Means, Jr. Rich Sustersic Barbara Tennant Alexis Musgrave Gary & Joann Szelagowski James & Laura Verba Joseph & Mary Rinaldi Francis T. Sroka Walter Szelagowski John & Karen Verba Paul & Gina Coreno ’82 Rini Jane Hern Jason & Sarah Taylor Fred & Marie Vondran Jim ’75 & Kathy Fogarty ’75 Scullin Dennis Stevens ’61 Larry & Kelly Taylor Louis & Mary Jane Syroney Roger Maris William ’61 & Jeanne Andreski Sonja Thomas Marlene Terranova Craig Glasky ’62 James & Theresa Thompson Theresa Tuma Gerald J. Strekal ’60 Suzanne Vadnal Jeffrey E. Maslar ’71 Total Roofing Services, LLC. Audrey Strekal Lou Wargo John & Joan Veres Michael & Mary Alice DeJohn Anna Mae Gallagher Tosko ’31 Kathy Wasko Willo Security, Inc. William ’56 & Joan Kramer ’56 Herb Wayne & Patricia Wayne Robert Mazzolini James H. McDonald ’44 Tosko Bob Zabor Ursula Spacek Mazzolini ’51 Dorothy Mazer McDonald ’44 Robert & Patricia Zogg Kevin McCarthy ’09 Edmund Valdukaitis ’55 Francis E. Norton Christine Cieplowski Mahnic ’75 Jacob Bihari ’08 Irena Valdukaiti Kijauskas ’55 Joseph F. Norton ’83 Mike & Cathy Barth Marge McCarthy Gina Werner ’61 Judith Batke Todd Angle Tommy Patton ’98 Ronald E. Werner ’61 Marvin & Constance Baumer David M. Breslin ’74 Friends of Tom Patton Robert & Charlotte Briggs Elaine Daniels Winnkel ’62 Thomas & Katherine Breslin Ryan & Jaime McKay ’99 O’Connor Scott & Michelle Brousek James & Cheryl Runyan ’62 Bauer Thomas & Delores Boyer Chris Cieplowski ’77 Lida Mae Smith Petrella Gerald ’53 & Lillian Pelko ’52 Russell Zelasko ’75 COA Team, Cleveland Clinic Gina M. Petrella ’76 Cunningham Denise Schniegenberg Zelasko ’75 Keith Gaydosh & Jennifer Mahnic Chris ’83 & Laura Donovan ’83 Jeff Piscura ’69 Ronald & Debbie Iacoboni Paul Ziemak ’69 DePiero Glenn ’68 & Linda Dyer Ronald & Jacalyn Iacoboni Michael & Patricia Biss ’69 Brian & Jill Dugan James Mahnic Jim Priebe ’65 Neuendorff Joan Gervasi Jon Oebker & Lisa Mahnic David A. ’65 & Susan Wilks Janis Hauenstein Sisters and Priests Lorraine Mahnic Stuart & Sandra Jones Barb Pizor & Judi Hritz Ronald Biernacki ’56 James ’73 & Jean Mannion ’85 Tim ’67 & Liz Yungvirt ’67 Mary Benek-Higgins ’76 Marincic Krolikowski Deceased Holy Name Faculty Thomas & Denise Rybicki Kevin ’77 & Mary Downey ’80 The Retter Family Joseph Langa ’75 Anne Stevens Rose Retter Menger ’51 Maloney Deceased Members of Class of Bill ’75 & Christine Cieplowski ’75 1948 Mahnic John Sazpansky ’48 Thomas ’75 & Catherine Semple ’79 Frontczak Deceased Members of Class of Sam & Tracy Mangano 1952 Bernadine George Matousek ’52 Martin Mamone ’07 Jonathan & Caroline Ahlborn Deceased Members of the Matthew Borocz ’98 Class of 1966 Gregory & Deborah Curtin Mary Lavelle Day ’66 Paula Curtin Deceased Members of Class of Thomas & Virginia Deighton 1975 Thomas & Deborah Hana Ellen Knight Ashwill ’75 Dan & Haydee Izuka Richard & Loretta Lesiak Let’s Discuss It Tuesday Night

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