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Fall 2013 The Vol. 31 / No. 1

William & Christine Mahnic ’75 Holy Name High School gave them a sense of family and camaraderie

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Serving others in His Name

Be part of Holy Name’s 100th Anniversary from the President/Principal

Holy Name High School Dear Alumni, Parents, and Friends: 6000 Queens Highway Parma Heights, OH 44130 Our 100 year celebration is rapidly approaching, and we have been planning and (440) 886-0300 working to make this next year very special. I want to take this opportunity to mention a holynamehs.com number of ways that you can celebrate with us and encourage everyone to take part. We will kick off 2014 with Mass at Holy Name Church at Harvard and Broadway Benjamin B. Farmer on Sunday, January 5th at 11:00 a.m. Our celebrant will be Monsignor Richard Antall, President / Principal Pastor of Holy Name Parish. After Mass, the school will be open for tours and a light breakfast will be provided. Ray Murphy On the evening of March 1st, we will host our Gala/Auction at the Embassy Suites Director of Advancement Hotel in Independence. We will honor an individual who has had a lifetime impact on Colleen Corrigan Day ’88 our community. There will be delicious food, an open bar, fantastic items for you to bid Director of Constituent Relations on in both silent and live auctions, and the wonderful company of many, many members of our Green Wave family. We will also draw our $10,000 raffle winner. Please contact William Hartman ’67 us and make your reservations. Don’t miss out. If you wish to nominate someone to be Director of Communications and Annual Fund honored that evening, please email Colleen Day at [email protected]. We have also reserved a place for everyone to join us in marching in the annual St. Edward McIntire ’96 Patrick’s Day parade. We have a position in the first section of the parade and there Director of Admissions are an unlimited number of spots, so the more the merrier. We hope that you will also join us after the parade for a special reception. For thirty dollars you will receive a Rebecca Williams ‘08 Associate Admissions commemorative centennial sweatshirt, a bus ride from the high school to the parade (if Administrator needed), and a wristband for our reception at the Hyatt Hotel in downtown Cleveland from two ‘til five. A scrumptious buffet and cash bar will be provided. Join us for this Advisory Board Members afternoon of fun and be a part of showing all of Cleveland our Green Wave pride! Be Brian Adams ‘86, M.D., Chair sure to check our website for more details. Kevin Yaugher, Vice-Chair Rev John T. Carlin, MDiv, MA, MBA, MA June 13th and 14th has been designated a Holy Name Alumni Reunion Weekend. A Kevin W. Day ‘78 reception and dance will be held on Friday evening and an All Namer Reunion Festival Tom Day Jr. ‘70 on Saturday. Both events will be held at Holy Name High School. Dean DePiero ‘86, JD To document our illustrious history we have a beautiful Memory book available for Kelly Hancock ‘88, MSN, RN, NE-BC forty dollars plus shipping (or your order can be picked up @ HN). This book is filled Rachel Defante Hoy ‘95, CPA with pictures, stories of our history, and of course, our memories. Contact Colleen Terrence J. Kenneally ‘67, JD Kevin Kuntz ‘78, MSA Corrigan-Day at [email protected] to order your copy today. Joe Laviano ‘87 I’m inviting everyone to get involved. These centennial events are going to be Tim Leonard ‘84 awesome. Please consider attending everything! Prof. William Mahnic ‘75 Finally, please take the opportunity to review our Donor Recognition report of all Sean McCarthy ‘98 who provided financial gifts to our school in the last fiscal year. Scott N. Opincar ‘87, JD Gregory E. Preisel ‘92, CPA Together you raised $323,875 to support Holy Name! We Frank Rini ‘75 appreciate the generosity of all of our donors and hope that many Richard A. Sacha more will consider supporting our Annual Fund this year. On Floyd A. Trouten III, CPA behalf of all of us at Holy Name — thank you!” Kathy Downey-Welsh ‘79, MBA

Honorary Advisory Board Sincerely, Rev. William Krizner, M.Div. Anthony Magalski ‘81, M.D. Benjamin Farmer President/Principal Connect with us

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07 Hall of Fame 17 Faculty Profile 18 Class Notes & Reunions 21 Alumni Updates 22 Alumni Basketball Tournament 23 Student Corner Features 24 Krakowiak Golf Classic 8 William & Christine Mahnic 25 Save the Dates 12 100th Anniversary Alumni Profiles 26 Sports Journal 16 Holy Name Centennial Gala 4 John and Mary Banaszak 27 HN Spiritual Outreach 5 Matt and Laura Gray 28 2013-2014 Donor Recognitions 6 Greg and Patty Preisel 39 2013-2014 Scholarship Recipients

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John and Mary Banaszak ’68

ohn and Mary Banaszak, both of the Class of 1968, understand choices Jmade at Holy Name High School can “Those affect graduates’ lives and careers for years were some to come. John, who played football and of the best basketball and ran track at Holy Name, years of went on to enjoy phenomenal success with the Pittsburgh Steelers. After receiving his my life.” bachelor’s degree from Eastern Michigan University he was signed by Pittsburgh as a free agent in 1975 and played for the team until 1981, winning three Super Bowl Championships. He later played for the Michigan Panthers in the United States Football League, winning the league championship in 1983. He currently serves as assistant football coach at Robert Morris University. “At Holy Name, I was a pretty good football player on a really good football the CEO of Greenbriar Treatment Center, several people we’ve kept in touch with. team that finished 8-1. I was a tall, a drug and alcohol treatment system Two summers ago, we rented a place near skinny kid coming out of Holy Name at that she’s helped grow from one site to a Cedar Point, and I had two good friends 17 years old, and the school definitely network of 11 facilities. from Holy Name come spend the day with affected my career. We were always the “I knew from my sophomore year at me. It was so much fun. They brought underdogs — the Little Davids against Holy Name that I wanted to be a nurse,” pictures and we talked about our time at Goliath. I remember a lot of games against Mary says. “I felt well-prepared for the the school. I can’t put a price on it; those teams that were much bigger, faster and field. I took classes geared toward science were some of the best years of my life.” stronger than we were, but we found a way and Latin, which was a requirement for John, too, created lifelong relationships. to win, and that’s how my entire career nursing school. My exposure at Holy Name He joined the Marine Corps after was.” In 1976 John was inducted into the definitely grew my interest in nursing.” graduation with a friend from Holy Name, Holy Name Hall of Fame with a Special The Banaszaks’ choice to attend a Sadie and many Namers came to watch him Recognition Award, given to individuals Hawkins dance together also changed their play in the NFL. Through his recruiting “who have impacted Holy Name in some lives. Mary asked John to the dance, and activities as a coach, he’s also gotten to visit positive way or have achieved outstanding although it was cancelled, the couple went a lot of past Holy Name connections at success in their fields.” on a date anyway. They have now been area high schools. Mary Banaszak, formerly Redig, also married for 42 years. “I go to St. Ignatius and run into the discovered her career, nursing, through John and Mary come from a family of coach there, Chuck Kyle, who played Holy Name. A member of the National Namers; Mary’s father and two brothers against us at Holy Name,” he says,. “And Honor Society she joined Future Nurses of attended the school, as well as John’s sister. the trainer, Henry Gaughan, used to tape America to participate in an extracurricular They also made many friends at Holy Name my ankles. I talk to a lot of coaches in the but soon found she had a passion for the and still keep in touch with several of them. Cleveland area who remember me and field. She attended the now-closed St. “I do believe lifelong relationships are my days at Holy Name. It’s great to run Alexis Hospital School of Nursing and still more indicative of a Catholic school than into them and be welcomed to meet their maintains an active license. Today she is a public school,” Mary says. “We met student athletes.”

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Matt and Laura Gray ’86

hen Matt and Laura Gray, both ’86, began their first day Wat Holy Name High School, they hadn’t met yet but knew they had a kindred spirit in each other. Matt’s father, Robert Gray, and Laura’s mother, Ann Clifford McNamara, attended the school together and graduated in 1961. When the freshmen started at Holy Name, their parents told them to keep an eye out for one another. “I remember meeting her in the stands at a sporting event, and I can still remember what she was wearing,” says Matt, who wrestled and played football. “I didn’t know too many people at Holy Name, so it was neat to have somebody there to help me find my way.” “Holy Name always felt like The two didn’t date until after graduation, but both say Holy Name was a family and taught me to the foundation for their relationship and place a priority on family.” eventual marriage. “We had a great experience at Holy Name culture not to wear your success “We wanted our children to have the Name,” says Laura, formerly McNamara, on your sleeve and talk about what a same experience we had, and it’s been such who participated in pep club and good person you are. You show the world a positive experience for them,” Laura intramurals. “We were one of those classes you are a good person by the deeds that says. “We’re still part of the family 30 years that got along and clicked without being you do. That’s a real cornerstone of Holy later; we still feel connected. And we hope cliquish. Everyone knew each other and Name, and something I still see today in they feel that also.” got along well.” Holy Name graduates.” Matt says he and Laura are still friends Post-Holy Name, Matt earned a Laura studied education at the with many of their classmates from Holy business degree at Miami University and University of Toledo and taught at St. Name and are now sending their children went on to have a career in medical sales Leo’s for five years. When the Grays to school together as their parents once and sales management, which he has decided to start a family, she chose to stay did. He says he is happy to see that the worked in for almost 25 years. home with their children. school’s values have not changed. “I personally look at Holy Name and “Holy Name always felt like a family and “It’s great to go back and see teachers think it epitomizes the kind of people taught me to place a priority on family,” like Mr. Ehrbar and Mr. Moderick, who I like to associate with and the kind of she says. Both Grays also have siblings who still remember us by name and are a part person I am,” Matt says. “Holy Name attended the school. “I enjoy being home of the fabric of Holy Name,” he says. taught me to be humble, hardworking and and placing my emphasis on that.” “To me, the school seems to be timeless. highly ethical, which are all traits I use in The Grays have two children, a We know we’ll always have friends and my career today. freshman and a senior, at Holy Name, and support through thick and thin, and, “And while those values don’t take a their fourth-grader says she also wants to hopefully, that’s something our children back seat to success, it’s part of the Holy attend the school. take away as well.” holynamehs.com Fall 2013 5 Alumni profile

Greg ’92 and Patty ’91 Preisel

lthough Greg, ’92, and Patty, ’91, Preisel were only a year apart at AHoly Name High School, they did not know each other. However, when a friend of Patty’s, who also knew Greg, suggested they might be a good match, senior Patty set out to meet the junior Green Wave football, basketball and baseball player. “I scoped him out and found out who he was,” Patty Preisel, formerly Kinney, recalls. “Then we started talking through campus ministry, which we were both involved with.” Their first date was a Christmas concert on Dec. 8, 1990, and the rest was history. Fast-forward 23 years and the couple is now happily married. “Campus ministry was an important foundation for us,” says Patty, who was involved in student council, yearbook, “We want our kids to go National Honor Society and ski club at there because we believe Holy Name. “We had the same lunch it’s the best school around.” period, and when we started dating, we would go to the chapel at that time every day and pray together. It is a big deal for “When it came time for me to go to elective and my buddy was taking it. I our marriage and our relationship that high school, there was no option for me ended up enjoying it so much that I took our foundation is based in spirituality, other than Holy Name,” Greg says. “I it my senior year as well and then majored and I think that’s one of the reasons we’ve wondered if it was the right decision, but in it when I attended John Carroll remained strong since.” it was by far one of the best decisions I’ve University. It all came from that first class The couple is still heavily involved ever made. I met my life partner there, at Holy Name.” in the school at which they met. Greg made a lot of good friends and had a lot of Although the Preisels’ children are not serves on both the finance committee and great experiences.” yet close to high school age, both parents advisory board and Patty planned her Patty, a former Rocky River High say they want them to attend Holy Name. class’ 20th reunion. Both attend sporting School science teacher, is now a stay-at- “We loved Holy Name when we went and alumni events such as the alumni home mom to the couple’s three young there, and we still love it,” Patty says. “We Christmas party and annual gala auction. children. Greg is director of finance at feel it’s a wonderful school in so many “We try to be involved as much as Lubrizol for the personal and home care ways. There is not only the education possible,” Greg says. business. aspect but also spiritual development in Both Greg and Patty come from a long “I think it’s funny because I’m an the form of groups like campus ministry line of Namers. Both of Greg’s parents accountant by trade, and one of the classes and a community atmosphere that attended the school, as well as his older I took my junior year at Holy Name was revolved around school spirit. We want and younger brothers. Patty’s sister also accounting,” Greg says. “The only reason our kids to go there because we believe it’s attended Holy Name. I took the class is because we got one the best school around.”

6 Holy Name High School HALL OF FAME

SET FOR DECEMBER 8, 2013

Eleven “Namers” will be inducted into the Holy Name Holy Name High School High School Hall of Fame at a ceremony and banquet 2013 Hall of Fame Inductees: on Sunday, December 8, 2013 at Brennan’s Party Service Awards: Center. These individuals are being recognized for their Doc Scullen Award – David Stuczynski ‘80 dedication, service, or athletic contributions to Holy Mother Elizabeth Seton Award – Sr. Katie Hoelscher S.C. Name High School. Five individuals will receive coveted (formerly Sr. Elizabeth Ann) Service Awards and six athletes will be inducted into the Fred & Ruth Seitz Award – Athletic Hall of Fame. Tickets to attend are $50 each Tony ’49 and Josephine Ferrante and the price includes appetizers, a delicious buffet Arata Family Award – Diane Ferrier dinner, desserts, and open bar service. Doors open at 6:00 pm followed by dinner at 7:00 pm, with the Athletic Awards: induction ceremony immediately following dinner. Those Judy Blair (Coach) – Basketball interested in attending should call Bill Hartman at Joe Funari ’79 – Football and Baseball 440-886-0300 ext. 148. Advanced reservations are Lynnea Pappas ’07 – Soccer and Softball required and no tickets will be sold at the door. Aaron Sulzer ’08 – Wrestling Jack Tomasewski ’59 – Football, Basketball and Track

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Sunday, January 5, 2014 = 11:00am Holy Name Church 8328 Broadway Avenue Cleveland, OH 44105

Light refreshments and tour of Carroll building following mass

Donation to Holy Name Church accepted.

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William & Christine Mahnic ’75 Holy Name High School gave them a sense of family and camaraderie

Story By Danielle Toth / Photos by Dave Fisher ‘04, Fisher Photography

hat William and Christine Mahnic, both Part of something bigger ’75, remember most about their time at Christine’s father, Clarence Cieplowski ’53, W Holy Name High School is the sense of graduated from Holy Name, as well as his aunt, her family and camaraderie. great aunt Irene ’31, his sister, her aunt Joanne ’51, “The thing you don’t realize is just how many and her brother, Christopher ’77. Her youngest people you know when you go to Holy Name,” says brother Casey attended until the move from Bill, who grew up across the street from former Holy Broadway to Parma. A cousin Anissa Smolen ’86 is Name High School principal Eugene Krakowiak and also a fellow Namer. “I grew up in Garfield Heights, says he considers Krakowiak’s children and upon graduating from Sts. Peter & Andrew, Mark and Mary Beth to be “With the alumni Paul there was no doubt I was going to cousins. “With the alumni connection, connection, a Catholic High School.” Christine says. there are generations upon generations — there are “My choices were Marymount, Central once you meet one person from a family, generations Catholic or Holy Name. I made the you know all of them.” upon decision to attend Holy Name, mainly Recently, the Mahnics witnessed a generations — because of my family history.” testament to that warm fellowship with the once you meet Bill had a similar experience, although one person from welcoming treatment of their great-niece, he says because of his family tradition, a family, you know a sixth-grader who has attended the high all of them.” he had little choice of where he would school’s cheerleading and volleyball camps. attend high school. Bill’s brother Frank “We brought her with us to a football attended the school, as well as his sister, game and a dress rehearsal for Legally Blonde, and Honey and his younger brother Jim graduated in the older girls remembered her and greeted her,” 1976. His cousin, MaryAnn Kuznik ’70 Adamczak, Christine recalls. “They asked her about her plans whose husband is Jim Adamczak ’73, and cousins Bob for high school and if she would like to shadow at Kuznik ’72 and Nancy Kuznik ’75 Novak are also HN Holy Name. It really meant a lot to me to see a senior grads. His great-nephew, Darryl Smigelski is a 2002 doing that for a sixth-grader. It brought tears to my graduate as well (with a 1 ½ year old future Namer eyes because it was genuine. That’s what Bill and I daughter). Bill attended Holy Name Elementary have always loved about the school and what keeps School beginning in kindergarten. bringing us back. By the way she now tells everyone “When you walk through the doors, you know that she bleeds green!” you’re a part of something,” the Doc Scullen Award

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’75 holynamehs.com Fall 2013 9 “Every day in my life, when I achieve a success, have a pleasant moment, learn something or A little bit of Holy Name see something Following graduation from John Carroll, I never saw Bill worked in Republic Steel’s treasury before, there department for four years before beginning is a little bit a 22-year career with National City Bank. of Holy Name He started in the management training in it.” program and was hand-picked to start the investment banking program. He spent more than eight years in mergers and acquisitions working with businesses that wanted to sell their companies and investors looking to buy them. He also helped value companies. In his last 10 years with National City, he worked in the interest rate derivative products group helping large companies manage their interest rate risk. Bill was then approached to teach a class at Case Western Reserve for the MBA program. He taught one class every semester and found he enjoyed it. “As I got older, I planned to retire early from the bank and have a second career as a college professor,” Bill says. “The stars aligned, and I moved to Case as a full-time winner for outstanding male alumnus says. and clarinet player in marching and professor in 2007.” “It’s both tradition and spirituality; you concert band was one of the first Bill was named Case Western Reserve are a part of something much bigger than members of the school’s drill team. When University’s Weatherhead School of you are, and I like that.” she needed a date for the homecoming Management Teacher of the Year earlier While the Mahnics graduated from dance, she prompted Bill, a cross-country this year. He also helped establish a stock the old school at Harvard and Broadway runner, to ask her. investment club and undergraduate Avenues, their experience at the new “We had a natural chemistry,” Bill major and minor in finance at Case and school has been the same. recalls. “We spent a lot of time together, a master’s of finance degree program in “When I walked through the halls of and she became my best friend.” Shanghai, China. the new school, I felt the same old feelings The two dated throughout college After her year at Notre Dame College, come back,” Christine says. “The students — Bill attended John Carroll University Christine entered the workforce, working are fabulous, and as you walk through, and Christine headed to Notre Dame in medical billing and coding at physician’s you have this warm, fuzzy feeling, a real College for one year. They married the day offices. Her last position was at the sense of belonging.” before Bill graduated from the university Cleveland Clinic as a reimbursement with a bachelor’s of science in business specialist, although she retired about 15 Natural chemistry administration in 1980. He then went years ago to spend more time with her The Mahnics met in their junior year on to graduate with a master’s degree family and become more involved in her of high school when Christine, then in business administration from Case community and church. Cieplowski, tutored Bill in algebra Western Reserve University in 1990 as Chris has served on the Board of (“I must have done an excellent job,” a member of Beta Gamma Sigma, the Brecksville Center for the Arts and chaired Christine jokes, “because he went on highest recognition a business student can several committees including one for its to become an investment banker with receive in a program accredited by the biggest event, Heartfelt Holidays, and National City Bank.”). The intramural Association to Advance Collegiate Schools has served on the Brecksville Historical basketball and volleyball team member of Business International. Association Board. She also became

10 Holy Name High School “you’ve got to support your past if you want it to be involved in many activities at the Mahnics’ there in the parish, St. Basil the Great in Brecksville. future.” Both Mahnics have assisted with Pre-Cana classes there and at St. Martin of Tours parish in Maple Heights. They also hosted a parish school of religion program for high school students in their home. The Mahnics also enjoy golf. Bill has been part of one of the area’s oldest traveling leagues for over 30 years and Chris was vice president of her league for several years. They spend about two months in Arizona each year chasing little white balls. Although he grew up on the southeast side of Cleveland, Bill says Holy Name exposed him to a wide variety of people as he went to school with students from the east side, west side, suburbs, etc. “As we become a more global society, Holy Name helped prepare me to meet different people and be open to different personalities and beliefs,” he says. “Every day in my life, when I achieve a success, have a pleasant moment, learn something or see something I never saw before, there Mr. Donovan, Mr. Wilks and of course “When I left Holy Name, I thought is a little bit of Holy Name in it. I’m a Mr. K.,” Christine says. “And Joe Langa, I was done with it and moved on,” big believer that I would have been a who graduated with us, just recently Christine says. “But years later, we went different person without Holy Name. It’s retired as a teacher at HN and has back and walked the halls and people helped me enjoy life a bit more and made returned as an aide to a visually impaired like Colleen Corrigan-Day ’88 and Bill it more pleasurable.” student. The teachers stay with the school, Hartman ’67 really took us under their and that, in and of itself, says something.” wing and made us feel a part of the school. Support your past if you In terms of philanthropy, the It felt good to be involved again — you’ve want it to be there in the Mahnics were lead donors for the New got to support your past if you want it to future Gymnasium, sponsored a math classroom be there in the future. The Mahnics have remained involved with a Smart Board and most recently “You hear people say, ‘let someone in their alma mater — Bill has been on supported the new Ferrante Library & else do it’, I’ve said it myself. But as you the board of advisors for about 12 years, Media Center on the Holy Name High grow older you come to realize that YOU while Christine has served on the auction School campus, which includes not only are now that ‘someone else’. If we (Bill, committee and co-chaired one of the galas. a library and technology center but also a I & fellow Namers) don’t step up and She currently serves on the institutional television production studio and control be that ‘someone else’, where will Holy advancement committee. The couple also room, instructional classroom with Smart Name be 50 years from now? We will attends the annual Eugene T. Krakowiak Board and wireless Internet. be celebrating our 100th anniversary in Golf Outing. The Mahnics also started the Mahnic 2014 and the reason is because those “As we became more involved at Holy Family Music Fund to honor Christine’s ‘someone elses’ before us gave and Name, it was great to see that many of the time in band and Bill’s father’s career as a supported the school in any way they teachers we had were still there, like Mr. professional polka musician. The fund is could. It’s our obligation to do that for Gale, Mr. Moderick, Ms. Sorace-Thomas, for students with financial needs and/or a the future and support the generations Mr. Ream, Mr. Gizzi, Mr. Ramicone, passion for music. that follow us.” holynamehs.com Fall 2013 11 R th 100 Anniversary ince 1914, Holy Name High School avenues. The younger students attended took the bus and needed to change lines two has been a pillar of education, class in the Gallagher Building, named for or three times to reach the school. However, Sreligion and fellowship in the Father Joseph Gallagher, pastor of Holy she says those Depression years also brought Greater Cleveland community. Name parish from 1871 to 1886. The high the students closer together. When the school began on the corner school students used the Carroll Building, “We needed that sense of community and of Broadway and Harvard avenues, it named for Father John Carroll, pastor of belonging to get us through those depression ushered in a new era of education — it the parish from 1886 to 1913. days,” she says. “It really was a wonderful was the first Catholic co-educational With the creation of the high school, time, and I have many happy memories.” high school in Cuyahoga County and Holy Name Parish realized it needed more Schuckert’s mother graduated from the supported girls’ sports well before Title IX teachers and contacted the Sisters of elementary school, and her brother John ended sexual discrimination in education. Charity of Cincinnati. The order agreed ’36, as well as her children, Patricia ’64, The school has endured the Great to send 18 sisters, who arrived before the Fred ’67, Tom ’69, Ann ’71 and Katie Depression, World Wars I and II through 1914 school year. The last Sister of Charity ’73 attended both the elementary and the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, the women’s to teach at Holy Name High School was high schools. Her grandchildren Nicole and civil rights movements, the moon Sr. Sheila Gallagher ’61 who just retired ’97 and Gretchen ’99 attended the high landing, the Information Age and now a this past June 30, 2013. school. She hopes the family continues global recession. And through those times, Marion Kempf ’38 Schuckert, the tradition by having her great- it has grown and developed, thanks to attended the high school before it had granddaughter attend. dedicated students, faculty, staff and alumni. indoor bathrooms. “What makes Holy Name so great is To celebrate Holy Name’s 100th “We had to go outside to use the the involvement from students, parents, anniversary, here’s a look back at the bathroom no matter the weather,” the alumni, etc.,” she says. “Everyone pitches history of the school along with several Mother Elizabeth Seton Award winner in and has a great fondness for the school. student and alumni memories. recalls. “We were very glad when we finally You don’t get that everywhere.” got bathrooms inside the building!” The early years Schuckert attended Holy Name during 1940s to 1960s Holy Name’s high school and elementary the Great Depression and says transportation Faced with rapidly increasing enrollment school originally shared the same property was a problem for most students, whose and not enough funds to build a new on the corner of Broadway and Harvard families did not have cars. 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1916 – First Football 1923 – Father 1926 – First Girls’ 1931 – First timeline team organized “Doc” Scullen, Basketball team Marching Band for 1914 – Holy Name High School opens 1918 – First Pastor, converts the formed the High School as the first co-educational Catholic High Graduating Class – auditorium into a takes the field at School in Cuyahoga County with the two young men and gym and organizes a game with rival educational leadership of the Sisters of ten young women the first basketball Cathedral Latin Charity of Cincinnati team

12 Holy Name High School Did you know? Broadway School from the Cleveland Namers. Her father, William, attended Holy Name has had 235 Sisters of Charity Public School District for $19,500 in 1943. the elementary school and her brother teach at the school, equaling 1,189 years of The parish renovated the building, located a Jim ’41, and her sister Mary Ellen service block away from parish property, and built ’50 graduated from the high school. There have been at least four Holy Name a convent on the top floor before moving Five of Jim’s children and all seven of grads that have been mayors in our region: the elementary school to the location. Mary Ellen’s children attended Holy Joseph Graskemper ’42 of Seven Hills; The junior high school and high school Name, and she now has several great- Gerald Boldt ’53 of Parma; Dean DePiero expanded into the Gallagher building and nieces and nephews at the school: ’86 of Parma; and Susan Murray ’86 other portable buildings on the property. Katie Dosen ’14; Michael Wallace Drucker of Solon ’15; Marty Wallace ’16, Kailee James V. Stanton ’49 was a United States Cunningham ’16, Bailey Congressman from 1971 to 1977 O’Malley ’16; and Seamus Coach Frank Solich ’62 was named Big 12 O’Malley ’17. Coach of the Year twice at Nebraska and “Holy Name brings people MAC Coach of the year at Ohio University from all walks of life together,” Cunningham says. “It’s a place Elizabeth Becka ’81 Lansky is an acclaimed that is welcoming to all and author and has published several murder mystery novels where you become part of a family.” The number of vocations to the priesthood and sisterhood number in the hundreds, 1970s to 1990s with three current alumni in the seminary, Marguerite Cunningham ’45, The operation of the high school one teaching there and one young lady studying to be a nun remembers attending Saturday afternoon shifted to the Catholic Diocese of football games and heading off campus Cleveland in 1960 due to increased John Banaszak ’68 won three Super for lunch. However, not all the school’s operational costs and enrollment from Bowl Championships with the Pittsburgh memories were merry during this time. many parishes besides Holy Name. In Steelers and was named Defensive Player “Our class was very close and very 1978, the diocese purchased the all- of the Game in Super Bowl XIII involved,” she recalls. “However, we female Nazareth Academy on Queens Holy Name alumni have served our country attended the school during the war (World Highway in Parma Heights and Holy in all major wars since WWI in every branch War II). Many of our classmates left to Name moved into this new building. of the military and still serve today serve in the war, and two were killed. It It also made the school more accessible 97% of 2013 graduates went on to college drew us closer as a class, though. I still to west siders. The elementary school have friends I keep in touch with.” moved into the Carroll building; the 79 of the 2013 graduates received $11,173,882 Cunningham comes from a long line of elementary school building was razed worth of college scholarship assistance

1943 – Father “Doc” 1945 – The 1950 – Scullen 1964 – Golden 1968 – Mr. Eugene 1975 –Football Scullen pastor of Gallagher Building Library named and Jubilee 50 years Krakowiak becomes team wins the State Holy Name Church is completely renovated 1967 – Redesigned Holy Names first lay Championship passes away remodeled. 1953 – Sisters Class Ring to principal of Charity new current style convent opened 50th graduating class holynamehs.com Fall 2013 13 and developed into housing units, while 2000s to present the faculty, which made my transition Gallagher and the portable buildings were As Holy Name entered the second smoother. Holy Name has been a part of razed and turned into a shrine and gardens. millennium, it continued to focus on my life as long as I can remember.” Jeanine Veres ’80 Mooren was a student improving the school. In 2001, it opened McCall served as a royal student at Nazareth Academy and remembers the a new gymnasium, and in 2003, the ambassador, providing tours, attending open change well. campus became completely wireless. In houses and planning events for new students. “It was a bit scary because we weren’t 2012, thanks to several donors, the school “The other students and I worked hard used to having boys in the school,” she opened the Ferrante Library & Media to try to make new and interested students says. “We lost our hangout lounge, which Center, which also includes a television feel welcomed and like they belonged,” she became a classroom, and we had the production studio and control room and says. “We’re not just another high school. feeling it wasn’t our school anymore. But instructional classroom with a Smart Board. We’re a place to not only get a good after that first year we got used to the HNNews, Holy Name’s news team, will be education but to make lifelong friends.” change and became less segregated and producing daily broadcasts starting in the more like a big family.” second quarter of this academic year using THE NEXT 100 YEARS The move also helped Jeanine meet her the production studio’s high-definition and Holy Name High School will celebrate husband, Kevin Mooren ’80. Although they 3D cameras, green screen capabilities and its 100-year anniversary in 2014, and didn’t know each other in high school, they editing and broadcasting equipment. in 2017, it will graduate its 100th met on a European tour group that Sister Kate McCall ’05, got to experience class. While it has a long tradition of Marie Fillo, CSJ organized for alumni in several of these milestones. A fourth multigenerational families, it is also a the summer of 1980. generation Namer, her brothers Brian place that accepts students from all types The Moorens’ daughters continue the ’07 and Kevin ’09, her mother, Therese of families. Holy Name students come Namer legacy — Michelle graduated in Powers’75 McCall, and her aunt and from 29 different school districts and 39 2009 and Katy ’14 is a senior. In addition, uncles, Beth ’76, Tom ’77, Kevin ’78, Brian different cities, creating a diverse student Kevin’s older sister, Vicki ’68, and Jeanine’s ’81, Jim ’83, and Rob ’84, grandparents, body students and staff are proud of. sisters, Judy Veres ’83 Mondry and Janet Bryan ’53 and Beth Gallagher ’52 Powers, Quinn Alberty ’17, says Holy Name has ’87 Karson are all alumni. and great grandparents, Harold ’23 and amazing school spirit and he is proud to “Holy Name instilled values in us that Elizabeth Gannon ’23 Gallagher, all attend the school as it celebrates its 100th we still have to this day,” Kevin says. “We’ve attended the school. anniversary. “All the people here at Holy been to all but one continent. I’ve been to “Growing up I spent a ton of time Name are very supportive of the teams and Wales with Katy, and she’s been to London here,” McCall says. “We lived four blocks school activities,” he says. “I am involved four times. Traveling is in our blood, and away. We would ride our bikes up here with football and basketball and have we’ve instilled it in our kids. And it all came to visit Mrs. Mulac. By the time I went experienced the support. I have met so from Sister Marie and her love of travel.” to Holy Name, I already knew most of many new people with deep connections to

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1978 – Move to 1996 – New 2001 – New 2006 – Girls Soccer 2012 – The 2014 – 100th Parma Heights computer labs Gymnasium is built team wins the State Ferrante Library & Anniversary 1981 – Baseball and the HN room and opened Championship Media Center opens 2017 – 100th class team wins the State opened 2003 – Holy Name 2007 – Aaron 2012 – Principal to graduate from Championship 1996 – Eddie Lynch Campus goes Sulzar ‘08 wins Eugene Krakowiak Holy Name High 1989 – Diamond ‘97 wins State completely wireless State Championship passes away School Jubilee 75 years Championship in in wrestling wrestling 14 Holy Name High School Holy Name and also many friends who, like me, are new members of the Holy Name Q: How do you eat an elephant? family. Once a Namer, always a Namer!” Francesca Conomy ’17, agrees, saying At Holy Name we rely on our alumni, parents and friends to support the Holy Name is one of the friendliest school with gifts to our unrestricted Annual Fund. These donations are put schools she’s ever seen. “It doesn’t matter to immediate use to support our students and to sustain our academic, what grade level students are; they will be campus ministry, athletic, and extracurricular programs. helpful and stop to take the time to talk to freshman,” she says. “I feel Holy Name is Our goal for the 2013/2014 school year is $160,000.T hat is more than we a second home to me, and I miss it on the have ever raised for our unrestricted Annual Fund and it will be a challenge weekends. I did not grow up in the area to reach it. So, how will we do it? One donor at a time. Every gift, regardless and my parents are not from here, so being of size, is important and brings us closer to our goal. so accepted and welcomed at Holy Name has made high school a great place to be. I Please join our many supporters and make your Annual Fund gift today. hope Holy Name is here for another 100 With your help we can reach our goal - one gift at a time. years for other students to experience this special place.” Make your gift online at http://www.holynamehs.com/donate-to-hn/ or call 440-886-0300, ext. 148

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ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF MEMORIES Now you can own 100 years of Holy Name High School memories in a beautiful co ee-table hardbound book. Enjoy 112 pages of photos and memories of Holy Name alumni, faculty and friends. Ian Vaughn ’17 comes from a long line of Namers: grandparents, Charles and Makes a great Noreen (Harvey) Vaughn, both ’46 and Christmas gift! Ethel Beck ’51 Karlozi; aunts, Mary Ellen Vaughn ’71 Cunningham, and Mary Kay Vaughn ’79; father, Thomas J. Vaughn ’75; and brothers, Bryan Vaughn ’07, and $40.00 each Michael Vaughn ’09. A number of great- add $10 for shipping aunts and uncles and cousins also attended & handling if you need Holy Name. While Ian had his choice of the book mailed or high schools, he chose Holy Name both books can be picked up because of his family history and the at the school during school’s focus on mind, body and spirit. business hours when “I wanted to keep the tradition — I feel a they are ready (mid to part of something bigger,” the Green Wave late January, 2014) basketball and baseball player says. “And if one day I have children, I’d like them to continue the tradition and attend Holy ORDER ON-LINE www.holynamehs.com/memorybook Name as well.” OR CALL 440-886-0300 X136 holynamehs.com Fall 2013 15 Rising Tide Gala Auction – 100th CELEBRATION

Saturday, March 1, 2014 at $10,000 Raffle Ticket the Embassy Suites Hotel, Could you use $10,000? For the sixth year now, a special raffle will be held Independence at the Gala Auction. You can secure you ticket now, there are only 200 being sold for $100 each. The drawing will be held Saturday, March 1, 2014, you Join us for the major fundraising event for the do not need to be present to win. Many groups or families have purchased students of Holy Name High School. tickets together.

The cost to attend is $100 per person and includes 2014 Gala Auction Sponsorships appetizers, plated dinner, and open bar. The evening Emerald: $5,000 Full page ad: $1000 festivities include both a live and silent auction, Diamond: $2,500 Half page ad: $500 numerous side raffles, student entertainment and Pearl: $1,500 Quarter page Ad: $250 music. Go to www.holynamehs.com/auction2014 to Green: $500 One-Sixth page ad : $100 order your tickets. White: $250 Business card ad: $50 ›› ›› For ticket information or to For additional information about what is included donate an auction item, please call with sponsorships, please go to www.holynamehs.com/ Colleen Day at 440-886-0300 x 136 or auction2014 to secure your sponsorship on-line or call [email protected]. 440-886-0300 x. 136

St. Patrick’s Day NAMER NATION Monday, March 17, 2014 Parade starts at 1:00pm A Reception from 2:00-5:00pm All Namers and their familes are invited to march inM Cleveland’s arch St. Patrick’s Day Parade R $30 Parade Packages will be available and include: A Bus Transportation from Holy Name High School to Parade a A 100 Year Commemorative Attire A Reception at Cleveland Hyatt Hotel ~ A appetizers, light sandwiches, cash bar

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16 Holy Name High School Rising Tide Gala Auction – 100th CELEBRATION Faculty profile

Triple threat: Joe Ehrbar as teacher, coach, dad

or 37 years, Joe Ehrbar has dedicated himself to Holy Name FHigh School. Not only does the Plain Dealer Golden Apple Award winner teach social studies, but he also coaches football, manages the post-secondary enrollment options program and spends time with his family, fellow Holy Name teacher Joan Ehrbar (formerly Dreher, whom he met while teaching at the school) and five children, all Holy Name graduates or students. The son of William Neil Ehrbar, an assistant Cuyahoga County prosecutor involved in the Sam Shepard murder trial, Joe Ehrbar was exposed to Holy Name through his father’s coworker at Travel The Ehrbar Family – Mary ’15, Billy ’08, Gracie ’09, Amanda ’06, Johnny ’13, Joe and Joan Insurance, Dick Donovan, a now-retired teacher and football coach at the school. Donovan remembered the Ohio Dominican and Cleveland State Universities and also being able to connect with them that they will have a student who is graduate, who was hired at Holy Name through another medium. At 15 or 16 earning college credit.” in 1977. It was Joe’s first job and he has years old, kids just want to have some Because of his and his wife’s positive remained with the school ever since, with identity and be associated with a group. experiences at Holy Name, the couple Donovan as an early mentor. Through him, Football gives them that; it creates a decided to have their five children attend Ehrbar began coaching football. culture of relationships. And it’s fun.” the school as well. Amanda ’06 attended “The biggest thing Dick used to talk Ehrbar also helped create PSEOP Mercyhurst University and now works for about was the idea that youth don’t need (Post-Secondary Enrollment Options the Defense Intelligence Agency. Billy ’08 critics; they need models,” Ehrbar says. Program), in which Holy Name students attended the University of Chicago and “Instead of telling kids what not to do, can earn dual high school and college works at KeyBank. Grace ’09 attended he would tell them what to do. That credits while taking courses such as the University of Toledo and works for choice of words was huge for him, and it’s English, History, and Civilizations. the Cleveland Clinic as a recreational something I’ve taken with me and used in He is also an adjunct professor with therapist. John ’13 is currently studying my own life.” Notre Dame College and Cuyahoga accounting at Cuyahoga Community Now a Holy Name Athletic Hall of Community College Western Campus. College and assists his father in coaching Fame member, Ehrbar says he’s enjoyed Ehrbar teaches classes both physically at football at Holy Name. The youngest, coaching football at both the freshman Holy Name and online in which students Mary ’15, is a junior at Holy Name. and varsity levels. He’s also coached boys from different schools can take classes. “Holy Name has a family atmosphere and girls’ basketball, softball and baseball. Over one hundred students have been that provides personal attention and care for “In the ’90s, the freshman team, along enrolled in the program every year. the individual,” Ehrbar says. “Each student with me and Assistant Coach Marty “PSEOP is a great way to approach is looked at differently. The goal is to win Corrigan, had a 38-game winning streak the rising cost of college tuition,” Ehrbar more internal academic and spiritual battles over four years,” Ehrbar recalls. “It was says. “Parents can justify their money rather than look for external accolades. We great having the kids in the classroom coming into Holy Name with the return like that for our children.”

holynamehs.com Fall 2013 17 Class Notes & Reunions

Class Notes ’71 Class of 1952: Robert Lenz is living in Murphy, North Carolina. He is now retired (twice) and enjoys his Ham Radio hobby. He can be found on KW4RL, mostly on 75 meters.

Class of 1954: Our sympathies to Joan Kalal Trunk on the death of her husband John. They were happily married for 58 wonderful years. Members of Class of ’71 Celebrate Their Reunion Class of 1959: Carol Prentice Thom and husband John live in Valley City, Ohio. They both enjoy roller skating, gardening, the Liturgy in both the Byzantine and out in November. The book is called A and traveling. Roman Catholic Churches. Bed for Fred and it is being published by Hugo House Books in Denver, Colorado. Lori credits the discipline for her writing Class of 1966: Congratulations to Class of 1979: Cathy Semple skills to Ms. Vivian Habrat in English, Mr. Marcy Shannon on receiving the Citizen’s Frontczak is the Chief Nurse Officer at Joe Ehrbar and Mr. Pat Kwiatkowski in her Community Service Award from the 4th two hospitals in Oxnard, California, both History classes and Mr. Andy Krakowiak in District Police Community Relations named St. John’s. Holly Maston Toth her Religion classes. She will be holding a Committee on May 25, 2013 at the is a financial consultant employed by book launch party in November. Cleveland Police Department annual LPL Financial. She and her family live in Awards Ceremony. Twinsburg, Ohio. Class of 1995: Christopher Krolikowski is currently employed by Class of 1968: Rosemary Cooper Class of 1981: Colleen Byers Stiles DISAM, the Defense Institutes Security Miller was a registered nurse and is now and husband Joseph currently live in Assistance Management program. He enjoying her retirement. Valley City, Ohio. Colleen is an optician. works out of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. He instructs U.S. and foreign Class of 1987: After completing her Class of 1974: Lauren James is military personnel about sales and service in the United States Air Force, an associate professor in the Beeghly security. Chris and his wife Heather Deneen Sabol Gilles continues her 20-year College of Education at Youngstown moved into a new home in Bellbrook, career within the federal government as State University. She is the coordinator Ohio. They have two children: Olivia age 5 a Senior Technical Writer. She was also of graduate distance education and on and Evan age 3. Jeffrey Medvik is Senior promoted to Project Lead of her team. campus graduate and undergraduate Healthcare Economics Consultant for Deneen resides in San Antonio, Texas with programs in early childhood education, UnitedHealth Group. pre K-grade 3. Congratulations to her on her husband, LaMont, of 22 years and their being named faculty innovator of the year two crazy dogs. Joseph Moss is employed David Zelenka is the in 2011 and distinguished professor in at University Hospitals Case Medical Class of 1996: Development Officer and Major Gifts teaching in 2013 Center. He is a pharmacist with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Pharmacy, a Doctor Officer for University Wide Projects at of Pharmacy Degree, and a Master in Old Dominion University. He also serves Class of 1976: The Very Reverend Business Administration in Health Care. as a consultant for the United States James Batcha is the Finance Officer for He works in the System Pharmacy Office Holocaust Memorial Museum, advising on the Byzantine Eparchy of Parma, the and coordinates medication-related Data Analysis and Project Management. Dean for the Byzantine Parishes in Ohio, activities for technology, reimbursement, and the Chaplain for both the Sons of clinical meetings, and education. Megan Canfield American Legion Post 572 in Parma Class of 1998: is a tax manager in Pricewaterhouse and the Cleveland FBI. He also has two Cooper’s Chicago office, providing parishes, Holy Spirit in Parma and St. Class of 1993: Lori Zoss Kraska is consultation for research and Nicholas on Superior in Cleveland. Rev. pleased to announce that she has written development tax credits. James has Bi-Ritual faculties to celebrate a children’s book and that it is coming

18 Holy Name High School Class of 1999: Brian Bardwell is the Class of 2013: Earning the rank of football game at Byers Field. MARK editor of State Tax Today in Falls Church, Eagle Scout among Boy Scout troops YOUR CALENDARS for next year’s Virginia. is quite an honor. Holy Name and the reunion activities. In conjunction with Class of 2013 are proud to have four the 100th Anniversary of Holy Name High School, the class of ’61 will reserve Class of 2000: Since graduating classmates who earned this distinction tables together at the Alumni Reunion from HN, Heather Mosolovich Ritter has this past year. Congratulations to Matt Reception Dance at the school on June been on active duty in the U.S. Army. She Brown, Jordan Blazak, Brian O’Donnell 13, 2014. On Saturday, June 14th we will is currently attending graduate school and Chris Hudak. again gather at HNHS for all-alumni at Trident University towards a MS in reunion festivities. Afterwards, the IT Management. She and her family members of the class will convene to are stationed at Shaw Air Force Base, CLASS REUNIONS one of the classrooms (No tests will be South Carolina and will be moving back Class members Class of 1948: given). It will be great to see not only our overseas next year. meet at Gene’s restaurant on Lorain Ave. classmates, but friends and relatives periodically. For more information please who are HN Alumni. Letters will go out call Agnes Voytus at 440-333-5733. Class of 2001: Katie Krolikowski next year. For more information or if any Dodge lives in South Euclid, Ohio with her questions please call Bea Kollin Adzema husband Brian and 9 month old daughter, Class of 1950: The Class of 1950 at 330-963-8533 Rosemarie Grace. Katie will begin a new celebrated their 63rd year reunion job at the Northfield Rocksino. She will on Sunday, September 29, 2013 Class of 1962: Plans are underway be working for the Hard Rock Café as with a brunch buffet at the historic for a reunion picnic. Call Barb Kollin the manager for training newly hired Shaker Heights Country Club. Twenty- Simon at 330-645-2667 if interested in employees. Her husband is running for six classmates and guests were in being on the planning committee. council in South Euclid, Ohio attendance including Josephine O’Donnell Martinez who came in from The Class of ’68 Class of 2005: Mary Beth Krolikowski Pittsburgh and Sister Zoe St. James S.C. Class of 1968: celebrated their 45th year reunion on recently finished an internship at Villanova from Cincinnati. The class will return to September 20, 21, and 22. On Friday, 32 University and now lives in Pittsburgh and the Shaker Heights Country Club for their classmates met at Chammps Restaurant is an assistant strength and conditioning 64th year reunion on Sunday, September in Valley View for a pre reunion get- coach for Olympic sports at the University 28, 2014. Contact Eileen McGinty Hondlik together. On Saturday, 71 classmates of Pittsburgh. She vows to stay a Browns at 216-514-9748 for more details. and guests continued the party at and Indians fan. Mavis Winkles in Twinsburg for the main Has continuing plans Class of 1960: event – great unlimited food, and great to meet at noon on the first Saturday of Class of 2006: Issac Quinones music from the 60’s that was played on each month for lunch at London Pickle recently moved back to Lakewood a real record player. The nostalgia was Works on Fitzwater Road in Brecksville. from Washington D.C. to launch his definitely there. On Sunday, classmates Contact Rose Marie Carr Eppich at 216- campaign for the United States House and guests gathered for the 11:00 Mass 486-9035 or [email protected] for of Representatives for the OH-09th at Holy Name Church and then enjoyed more information. Congressional District. While in refreshments in the “old” cafeteria and a Washington he worked for Senator tour of the Carroll Building. A great time Sherrod Brown as a Legislative Fellow Class of 1961: The class celebrated was had by all and they all look forward to and also took classes in the evening for their 70th birthday and 52nd year their 50 year celebration. The class would his Master’s in Political Management reunion on September 14 at Blue Canyon like to thank the reunion committee – from George Washington University. Restaurant in Twinsburg. 62 people Kathy Powers Neary, Petra Hartman (including 45 classmates) enjoyed the Lynch, Jim Rozak, Rudy Kenik and Paul Class of 2012: Congratulations to festivities. The night before, 15 people Rybak for their hard work in organizing Lyndon Adanich who was a contestant on attended the Holy Name / Valley Forge the big event. the game show “Let’s Ask America” and was the first person from Ohio to ever win. She competed against three other ›› contestants and won $9000. Lyndon attends Bowling Green State University Please find more information about specific classes and class pursuing her goal to become an attorney. reunions on Holy Name’s website www.holynamehs.com holynamehs.com Fall 2013 19 Class Notes & Reunions Class of 1983 – 30 Years: ’93 Saturday, November 30, 2013, Winking Lizard , 14018 Detroit Avenue, Lakewood, Ohio, R.S.V.P. by Friday, November 15th, $35 per person/$60 couple (buffet + 2 drink tickets), Make checks payable to Renee Cerny, Contact Renee Bellflower Cerny at 216-447-8969 or Rracx2@ sbcglobal.net, Casual Attire. Join Holy Name High School Class of 1983 FACEBOOK page Class of 1993 at their 20 year reunion The Class of 1988 – 25 Years: plan the five-year reunion for the Class of 25th class reunion was held at the Brew Class of 1993: Classmates held 2008 is asked to contact Katie Kelley at Garden in Middleburg Hts. Classmates their 20 year reunion this past August at 216-970-4865 or at [email protected]. attended a mass at the HN Chapel Rival’s Sports Bar on Friday evening, a first with classmate Fr. Tom Woost Mass celebrated by Rev. Robert Kraig ’63 celebrating. A great night was had by all! in the chapel at Holy Name, and then an ›› We missed all those friends who could all-day family picnic on Saturday in the not make it, especially those who are Metroparks. Please find more information no longer living. Join us in 2014 at the about specific classes and all school reunion Friday, June 13, 2014 Class of 2008: Anyone interested class reunions on Holy Name’s being held at Holy Name High School. in being on the planning committee to website www.holynamehs.com H O L Y N A M E H I G H S C H O O L all-alumni (R__e_U__n_I__o__N) Friday, June 13th ~ weekend All-Alumni Reunion Dance R At Holy Name Parma Heights Campus

Saturday, June 14th ~ HN Fun Run & All-Alumni Reunion Festival All Holy Name Alumni, family and friends are invited for a day of music, food and games!

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20 Holy Name High School Alumni Updates

Fun Run engagement – Tom West proposes to Sarah Manville ‘89

Marriages

Jim Powers ’83 and Gina Maldonado Sarah Schnell ’95 and Brian Goellner Engagements Theresa Halinecz ’97 and Ken Dielman Sarah Manville ‘89 and Tom West Toni Galati ’00 and John Mayer John Pallotta ’96 and Natalie Booth Becky Snyder ’03 and Max Shultz Mike Johnson ’10 and Taylor Kramer’10 Jacqueline Grody ’06 and Alexander Zekoff Keli Clay’11 and Joe Fine Rob Martel ’07 and Ashley Brezina ‘06

Rest in peace College Graduates Holly Mastib Toth ’79, Cleveland State University, Master’s Florence Walter Sted ‘31 Brian Bardwell ’99, University of Virginia, BIS Florence Deegan ‘38 Heather Mosolovich Ritter ’00, Trident University International Bachelor’s Virginia Nagiel Borza ‘39 Mary Beth Krolikowski ’05, Salisbury University, Master’s Janice Allwine Cavoli ‘41 Mary Chimney Pistilli ’05 , Kent State University, Master’s John Lanigan ‘44 Lyndsey Prochko ’08, Notre Dame College, BS Arthur Afumuth ‘46 Kimberly Dawn Thomas ’07, Cleveland State University, Master’s Leonard Jankowski ‘46 Donald Rupp ‘46 Dean’s List Richard Sitko ‘46 Joan Burns ‘47 Jennifer Prochko ’11, Baldwin Wallace University Geraldine Kempski ‘49 Margaret Spisak Knurek ‘60 Bernice Bury Moavero ‘57 Timothy Galish ‘71 Thomas Malloy ‘75 Mark Cleary ‘82 Katherine Teckman ‘83 Births The Holy Name community is saddened John William to Chris ’91 and Kelly Bednar to hear of the death of former teacher Sr. Makenna and Mason to Brian ’94 and Jennifer Hirsch Vincent DePaul Grilliot who taught at the Hannah Elizabeth to Art and Christine Stout ’95 Porter school during the 1950’s. Wyeth James to Justin ’96 and Laura Wisniewski Virginia Katherine to Brian ’99 and Stephanie Bardwell ›› Mackenzie Sara to Joshua ’00 and Melanie Dvorak ’00 Karpus Madelyn Anne to John and Toni Galati ’00 Mayer Have an update to share? Rosemarie Grace to Brian and Katie Krolikowski ’01 Dodge We’d love to hear from Zachary Rice to Dennis and Melissa Sanuk ’01 Rice you: www.holynamehs.com/ alumni-updates holynamehs.com Fall 2013 21 Alumni Basketball Tournament

annual Alumni Basketball Tournament March 7, 8, and 9, 2014

The annual Alumni Basketball Tournament has been set for the weekend of March 7, 8, and 9, 2014 in the main gymnasium. We are again discussing ways to make the tournament more “balanced” for the “senior” members playing. We are open to suggestions. Please give Bill in the Advancement office a call if you have any ideas.

The individual entry fee will again be $25 per player. All participants will again receive a tournament shirt and refreshment tickets. We have plans to host the popular 3-point contest on Saturday, March 8 from 1:00 pm until 4:00 pm. in the auxiliary gym.

Enclosed with this article is a form to complete if you are interested in playing or if you are interested in purchasing an ad or sponsorship. All proceeds from this tournament are earmarked for financial assistance for needy HN students.

If you have any questions or comments, please call Bill Hartman in the Advancement Office at 440-886-0300 ext. 148. Looking forward to seeing you at Holy Name’s version of March Madness!

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22 Holy Name High School annual Alumni Basketball Tournament March 7, 8, and 9, 2014 Student corner

National Merit Semi-Finalist

Senior Brian DePauw has been named a National Merit Semi-Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Competition. Last October, about 1.5 million juniors took the 2012 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test which served as an initial screen of program entrants. The nationwide pool of Semi-Finalists (about 16,000 total), which represents less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors, includes the highest scoring entrants in each state. Congratulations Brian on your exceptional academic achievements and good luck as Brian DePauw you compete to become a National Merit Finalist and scholarship winner.

Namers “Stand UP” Project Holy Name Campus Ministry Team presents Junior High Anti-Bully program

The Namers “Stand UP” project was launched last year during Catholic Schools Week and was presented at St. Ambrose grade school in Brunswick and St. C olumbkille School in Parma. The Holy Name team of young men and woman presented a media driven, super cool and interactive experience for an outstanding Teen to Teen training program. The program consists of two hours of information and interaction educating against bullies, Contact: Mrs. Mary Wallace, Director promoting positive self-esteem, accepting adversity & of Campus Ministry and Theology diversity and proudly being and living all that it means to Department Chair, mwallace@ be a good Catholic person in today’s world. holynamehs.com or 440-886-0300 x 438

Congratulations to the newly elected summit on social justice student body and class officers for the 2013-2014 school year: Catholic Schools for Peace and Justice hosted a summit on social justice this past Spring at St. Ignatius High Maggie Rybak ’14 – Student Body President School. Some of our students spoke at this summit. Chris Golian ’14 – Student Body Vice-President Sophomore Josh Foreman teamed up with the Cleveland Ally Wise ’14 – Student Body Treasurer Sight Center to raise awareness about how to treat and Natalie Brickman ’14 – Student Body Secretary help the blind. Josh shared his experiences with groups of students, showed them the advanced technology he Janessa Brickman ’14 – Senior Class President uses to help him on a daily basis, and allowed students Joseph Adams ’14 – Senior Class Vice-President to open up and learn that people with disabilities are Jack Ehrbar ‘15 – Junior Class President “regular Joe’s.” Two senior students, Natalia Skrodzki and Jacob Okurowski ‘15 – Junior Class Vice-President Joe Adams, and one sophomore, Nick Poghen, spoke to Nick Tober ‘16 – Sophomore Class President students about bowling with the mentally disabled. Lizzy Springer ‘16 – Sophomore Class Vice-President Dylan Douglas ’17 – Freshman Class President ›› Sean Fitzgerald ’17 – Freshman Class Vice-President VISIT WWW.HOLYNAMEHS.COM OR OUR SOCIAL MEDIA PAGES TO LEARN MORE.

holynamehs.com Fall 2013 23 Eugene T. Krakowiak GOLF CLASSIC (L-R) Hugh McIvor’61, Kathy Day Hartman ’76, Rick Jorz (L-R) Frank and Elsa Mahnic, Jennifer Mahnic and Keith Gaydosh eautiful sunshine greeted 128 golfers as they arrived for the 18th annual Eugene BT. Krakowiak Golf Classic. Golfers from classes representing seven decades (1953-2012), along with friends, parents and coaches, enjoyed a day of golf, good food, drink and fun. Held at Mallard Creek Golf Course on July 10, 2013, the event raised approximately $8,200 for the Krakowiak Scholarship Fund at Holy Name. The shotgun-scramble event included breakfast, lunch and a steak dinner, catered by Members of Class of ’71 enjoy the outing Augie’s Catering, owned by Dan and Debbie Jenks, both of the Class of ’73. Numerous raffles, sideboards, and hole prizes added to the excitement of the day. Six senior students, who met the criteria of the Eugene T. Krakowiak Scholarship, were each awarded $500 tuition grants. The recipients for the 2013-2014 academic year are Maggie Rybak ’14, Alexandra Smith ’14, Janessa Brickman (L-R) Marty Powers ’67, Dan Telzrow ’68, ’14, David Duff ’14, Carl Shreckengast ’14, and Rick Mauer ’67, Ken Krupa ‘66 Christopher Golian ’14.

Holy Name High School thanks the following for their generosity and support of this event:

LUNCH SPONSORS: Brian Downey ’82 In Memory of Fred Schuckert ’67 Jim Joyce ’70 The Ancora Group Fortuna Fortuna Home (Jim Prentis ’67 & Jerry Talboo ’67) Joe Koelliker ’64 Holy Name Athletic Boosters Nancy Priebe Franck ’73 Capt. Jack Thompson ’67 (RET) Mark Krakowiak ’75 Hugh McIvor ’61 HNHS Athletic Boosters Floyd Trouten (SS&G) Therese Powers ’75 McCall The Stein Companies HNHS Hockey Coaches Vic’s Floral – Drew Haney ’65 Tim Sullivan Ron Iacoboni Greg Walters ’70 Yvette Falardeau ’80 Wypasek BREAKFAST SPONSORS: Chris Jakubson ’67 Walt Wilson ’61 Nancy Priebe ’73 Franck and Family Jim ’70 & Nancy Gilbride ’70 Joyce Student Volunteers Greg Walters ’70 – Kenneally & Associates Donations/Prizes Jamie Bucell ’14 Jeff Walters ’77 – (Terry ’67 & Susan Cejka ’67 Kenneally) Bill ’67 & Terry Hartman Tim Higginbotham ’14 Rev. Neil Walters ’77 Koelliker & Associates – Joe Koelliker ’64 Holy Name High School Troy Hodge ‘14 (The Master Products Company) Frank Mahnic Mallard Creek Golf Course Troy Mezera ‘14 Master Products Dixon Golf Steven Pratt ‘14 Hole Sponsors: Hugh McIvor ’61 Hugh McIvor ’61 Tyler Albitz ’13 Ancora, Inc In Memory of Tommy Patton ’98 – Tom Patton Mark ’75 & Mary Beth Krakowiak ’75 Committee & Volunteers Program Burger Marty Powers ’67 Laura Burger ’99 Angelis Kathy Kisko – Cunningham Paving – In Memory of Brian Neary ’67 – Mary Beth Krakowiak ‘75 Burger Development OfficeS ecretary Tim Cunningham ’72 Marty Powers ’67 Colleen Corrigan ’88 Day Kevin ’78 & Diane Godec ’78 Day Jimmy Scapes Inc. – Jim Scullin ’75 Bill Hartman ’67 Hole Sponsor Signs Brittany Homola ’07 Mary Ann Hartman ’66 Ryan

24 Holy Name High School Save the Dates Mark your calendars and join us for these events.

Santa is Coming HOLY NAME TEAMSHOP to Holy Name for CHRISTMAS HOURS Wednesday, November 20th Breakfast! 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Saturday, December 7th The annual Alumni Family Breakfast with 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Santa will be held on Saturday, December 14 Saturday, December 14th in the school cafeteria. The breakfast will 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. be held from 10:00 am – noon, with doors Be Green this Christmas! opening at 9:30 am. Donation will again be Buy your favorite Namer a gift they $8.00 per family and is open to the public. will wear and love! The price includes admission, breakfast of French toast sticks, sausage, orange HN Teamshop 440-886-0300 x 134 juice, pastry, milk, coffee and a small Christmas gift for each child. Games and www.holynamehs.com/athletics/ prizes for children of all ages will be available. We will also have handmade hnteamshop puppets, raffles, face painting, arts and crafts, and the ever-popular children’s Parking available at the end of Layor Chinese auction! Drive and the HN Teamshop is conveniently located at the front of the For reservations call the Development/Alumni office at 440-886-0300 ext. 148. school through the main middle doors.

Alumni Events

ALUMNI VOLLEYBALL GAME 19TH ANNUAL HOLY NAME ALUMNI MASS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2013 EUGENE T. KRAKOWIAK FIRST SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH, HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL GOLF SCRAMBLE 11:00 AM MAIN GYMNASIUM WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 2014 HOLY NAME CHURCH Contact Karen Carter at MALLARD CREEK GOLF COURSE 8328 Broadway Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 440-886-0300 ext 101 Contact Bill Hartman ‘67 Coffee And Donuts After Mass. 440-886-0300 ext. 148 Proceeds benefit The Eugene T. Krakowiak Scholarship Fund

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HN Unveils New Hockey Locker Room

On Monday, September 16, 2013 the much anticipated opening of the new Holy Name High School Hockey locker room took place to the delight of over 150 players, coaches, parents and friends at the Michael A. Ries Ice Rink off W. 54th street in P arma.

This past year, students that were enrolled in the Trades Classes at Parma Senior High School, built the new facility. All the painting, staining, decorating, etc. was completed by Holy Name coaches Tim Sullivan, Jason Levanduski, and Sean Francis. “I am delighted for our players and the entire Holy Name Hockey organization” said New HN Hockey Locker Room at Ries Ice Rink in Parma. head coach Tim Sullivan.

The evening festivities included a warm welcome from C oach Sullivan, a tour of the new room, followed by delicious refreshments prepared and served by the parents of the hockey team. Holy Name is truly fortunate to have this new locker room and would like to thank all those who made this dream a reality.

SPRING SPORTS JOURNAL

Lacrosse Softball Girls Track Chris Hudak ’13 – Caitlin Welsh ’13 – Daniela McHugh ’13 – Team MVP Namer Award Namer Award First Team NCL Marybeth Blake’13 – Therese Thomason ’13 – Corey Grahl ’13 – Team MVP Team MVP Namer Award Jarrod Crano ’15 – Baseball Boys Track Second Team NCL Dan Cunningham ’13 – Kevin Masella ’13 – Brian Young ’14 – Namer Award NCL Honorable Namer Award Mention Tyler Sullivan ’13 – Andre Husain ’13 – Team MVP Ian Pataky ’13 – Team MVP Will play for Hillsdale Dan Cora ’13 – College Team MVP

›› PLEASE VISIT WWW.HOLYNAMEHS.COM/ATHLETICS TO LEARN MORE.

26 Holy Name High School Spiritual outreach

Celebrating Holy Name’s commitment to service and vocation.

Cenacle of Mary

or more than 15 years, the Cenacle of Mary program at Holy Name FHigh School has been a cornerstone of student spirituality and fellowship. The program, started by Father Krizner, brings students of all grade levels together on Thursday nights to pray together in the school’s chapel. The group also listens to two reflection songs and ends with praying with Mary for however long each student desires. “It’s a time for spontaneous prayer, Students pray at Cenacle of Mary Service in HN Chapel and students can even pray out loud if they want,” says Kevin Ontko, theology teacher, campus minister and assistant this prayer group. It changes their moods, “Our Holy Name students director of the program. “Some students outlooks and choices. It is a place where desire grace and respond use it to pray about something specific, some kids truly learn how to pray. In to the grace present while others just use it as a quiet time for fact, many times the younger students within this prayer group. reflection. It’s up to them.” become comfortable and learn how to It changes their moods, Cenacle of Mary is completely pray from the example and modeling of outlooks and choices. It voluntary, and its numbers vary the upperclassman.” is a place where some kids depending on student activities. On Each year, Wallace and Ontko choose average, about 45 to 55 students attend two to three student leaders to lead prayer truly learn how to pray.” each Thursday. While students don’t need and make sure the program runs smoothly. to be members of campus ministry to In addition, if students promise to pray participate in Cenacle, many are involved at least 10 minutes a day, have a rosary in with both groups. their car, locker or bedroom visible and “Our students absolutely love the show respect for the Blessed Sacrament, community, such as homecoming, prom, Cenacle of Mary,” says Mary Wallace, they can write a letter to receive a Cenacle or graduation, but also sometimes focuses also a theology teacher and campus cross and specific saint to pray with. on specifics, such as the illness or death of minister at Holy Name and director of Ontko helps choose saints for students, a student’s family member. Oftentimes it the program. “They look forward to which he matches by personality and interests. includes prayers for a safe weekend, good it every Thursday. Many students are “The saint is to show the students memories and choices, senior leadership, disappointed when other commitments they’re not alone and bring some comfort and God’s guidance. hinder their ability to attend and they do and peace knowing the saint was chosen “These Thursday nights strengthen the their very best to free up every Thursday for them and they can see the reasons he students and keep them going,” Ontko night and commit it to prayer. or she was chosen for them,” he says. says. “It’s really a time to get away from “Our Holy Name students desire grace Prayer during Cenacle often focuses cell phones and homework and spend and respond to the grace present within on the specific needs of the Holy Name some time with God every week.”

holynamehs.com Fall 2013 27 Donor Recognitions Societies

2012-2013 FISCAL YEAR (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013)

HERITAGE SOCIETY Anthony Magalski ‘81 James ‘85 and Patty Byrne ‘86 Moran ($25,000 and Above) Kevin Zupancic ‘82 Kevin Kwiatkowski ‘92 Tony Ferrante ‘49 George Palko ‘83 Reverend Damian Ference ‘94 Michael and Helen Talty Charitable Trust Joseph ‘87 and Susan Paris ‘84 Mr. Michael Clark Laviano Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Danzey III TRUSTEES SOCIETY Susan Meier ‘85 Mrs. Elsie Eltzroth ($15,000 - $24,999) James Hajek ‘86 Mr. Raymond Hauck Diocese of Cleveland Anthony ‘87 and Maureen Stringer ‘87 HNHS Athletic Boosters Dosen, Jr. Mrs. Caroline Holstein LOYAL & TRUE SOCIETY Scott ‘87 and Nicole Wieczarek ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Iacoboni ($10,000 - $14,999) Opincar Mr. and Mrs. James Kubacki Hugh Gallagher ‘45 Mark Priebe ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Malley Gregory ‘92 and Patricia Kinney ‘91 Ms. June Kerr-Sims DOC SCULLEN SOCIETY Preisel Sherwin-Williams Company ($5000 - $9999) John Pallotta ‘96 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sozio Raymond Smiley ‘44 The Ancora Group Mr. and Mrs. John Tenerowicz Mike McIvor ‘61 Anthony and Sharon Dosen William ‘75 and Christine Cieplowski Charles and Mary Ellen Hutchinson GREEN WAVE SOCIETY ‘75 Mahnic Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kinnen ($250 - $499) James Gorey ‘77 Lubrizol Foundation Francis Sroka ‘33 Timothy Leonard ‘84 Merck Partnership Marion Kempf ‘38 Schuckert Mr. and Mrs. Philip King Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O’Malley Thomas Harrison ‘43 Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scarpitti Betty Tullley Gallagher ‘46 Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Roger Behra ‘50 BENEFACTOR’S SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Yaugher William Cheney ‘56 ($2,500 - $4,999) Dennis Kowalski ‘57 Frank Rini ‘75 NAMER NATION SOCIETY Robert Dyer ‘61 Brian ‘86 and Eileen Tivenan ‘88 ($500 - $999) James Stankiewicz ‘61 Adams Frances Ondik ‘42 Richard Cicerchi ‘65 Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Castele Eileen McGinty ‘50 Hondlik Anthony Galati ‘65 Russell Fenton Anthony Oliverio ‘51 Bert McVicker Piccirillo ‘67 Shannon Fedor Scholarship Margaret Schulte ‘53 McCarthy Colette Koelliker ‘67 Schmotzer Fundraiser John Morscher ‘57 John ‘68 and Mary Redig ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Trouten Thomas Kocica ‘61 Banaszak Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Weigand Kathy Ruane ‘61 John Sullivan ‘68 Ralph McNerney ‘62 Brenda Saunders ‘69 Sprague PRINCIPAL’S SOCIETY Christopher Jakubson ‘67 Paul Apostle ‘70 ($1,000 - $2,499) Timothy ‘67 and Elizabeth Yungvirt ‘67 Gary Schniegenberg ‘72 Terrence ‘67 and Susan Cejka ‘67 Krolikowski John Boyer ‘74 Kenneally Martin Powers ‘67 James ‘75 and Kathleen Fogarty ‘75 Jack Thompson ‘67 William Zelei ‘67 Scullin Kathleen Joyce ‘70 Fortney Gregory Walters ‘70 Anthony ‘77 and Sheila Coughlin ‘79 Susan Simpson ‘71 Means Nancy Priebe Franck ‘73 Basch Anne Stenson ‘71 Tuomari Gene Ptacek ‘81 Kenneth ‘77 and Mary Kukich ‘78 Gurgol Kevin ‘78 and Diane Godec ‘78 Day Joseph Krause ‘83 Kevin Kane ‘78 Kathleen Downey ‘79 Welsh Vincent DiCaprio ‘85 Robert Zunt ‘81

28 Holy Name High School Brian Downey ‘82 Danny O’Hara ‘46 Sheldon Firem ‘66 Kenneth ‘82 and Judy Brown ‘83 Dyer James Hoban ‘47 Christine Cinadr ‘66 Gotch Brian ‘83 and Colleen Corrigan ‘88 Day Richard Miles ‘47 Thomas Joyce ‘66 Kevin Adams ‘84 Martha Lang ‘47 Patton Albert Kluczynski ‘66 Louis Chorich ‘84 Rev. James Vesely ‘47 MaryLee Solomon ‘66 Kozlowski Kevin Walsh ‘84 John Lavelle ‘48 Mary Hartman ‘66 Ryan Terrance ‘87 and Nancy Ashton ‘85 Thomas McBride ‘48 John Srp ‘66 Boylan Albert Scheiman ‘48 Daniel Deegan ‘67 Emily Zaragoza ‘85 Lao John Byrne ‘49 Mary Redig ‘68 Banaszak Mark ‘87 and Christina Crisafi ‘87 Casimer DiFrancesco ‘49 John Banaszak ‘68 Vaselaney Colletta Luskin ‘49 Fahey Glenn Dyer ‘68 William Ehrbar ‘88 John Comer ‘50 John Koch ‘68 Deana Morgan Bryner ‘89 Josephine O’Donnell ‘50 Martinez Daniel Telzrow ‘68 Kelly Reblin ‘89 Patrick McLaughlin ‘51 Thomas Weber ‘68 Brian ‘90 and Karen Kudla ‘90 Bruzda Margaret McGinty ‘52 Zidonis Rev. Dennis Bogusz ‘69 Scott Bentley ‘91 Robert Coyle ‘53 Michael Mate ‘69 Michael ‘94 and Shelley Gorczyca ‘92 Robert Gerson ‘54 Lawrence Squires ‘70 Cudnik Rudy Rosales ‘55 Eileen Costello ‘71 Loudenslager William Perusek ‘92 Donald Anselm ‘56 Lisa Wascovich ‘71 Madden Julie Simon ‘94 Janis Van Tilburg ‘56 Williams Timothy Cunningham ‘72 Jennifer Koran ‘98 William Beutell ‘57 Edward Gallagher ‘72 Daniel Mullaney ‘98 Elaine DiRosa ‘57 Oswald Timothy McGinty ‘72 Dale Bohatch ‘12 Patricia Mohan ‘57 Surdy Kathleen Calvey ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Terry Althoff Ronald Zurilla ‘57 Timothy McLaughlin ‘73 Mr. Eugene Boyer Marcella Witkowski ‘58 Lehar Martin Stringer ‘73 Mrs. Kathleen Bryan-Wollmann John Gabor ‘59 Dave Baird ‘74 Mrs. Jo Ann Day Michael Gallagher ‘59 Patricia Keaveney ‘74 Chylinski Ms. Vivian Habrat Gerald Shovlin ‘59 Thomas McLaughlin ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hartnett Robert Hajek ‘60 Mark Termini ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kilbane George Oblak ‘60 Mark Burger ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. David Kuhr Shirley McClure ‘61 Cimera Peter Apostle ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Lang Frank Cunningham ‘61 Neil Giering ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mahnic, Jr. Marcia Mrochek ‘61 Rohde Andre Cisco ‘77 Master Products James Sikon ‘61 Kenneth Gurgol ‘77 Neshkin Construction Company, Inc. Joseph Stenson ‘61 Nancy Hanzlick ‘77 Potter Parker HannifinF oundation Walter Wilson ‘61 Mary Kukich ‘78 Gurgol Mr. Gene Ptacek Leo Allen ‘62 Mary Downey ‘80 Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Rennert Tim Lucek ‘62 Joseph Dubovec ‘81 David Schneider ‘62 Brian Powers ‘81 LITTLE DAVID’S SOCIETY Joseph Koelliker ‘64 Kenneth Dyer ‘82 ($100 - $499) James Sabanos ‘64 Lawrence Kelly ‘82 Kathleen Cassidy ‘37 Hanrahan Eugenia Gorski ‘65 Kathleen Quealy ‘82 Owen McCafferty ‘43 Andrew Haney ‘65 Gina Coreno ‘82 Rini Anne Sander ‘44 Klingmann David Kozlowski ‘65 Sylvia Swisher ‘82 Schwark Marguerite Cunningham ‘45 Andrew Scislo ‘65 Glen Springer ‘82 Jean Coleman ‘45 Kray Mary Lavelle ‘66 Day Stephanie Pelleschi ‘82 Zingale holynamehs.com Fall 2013 29 Donor Recognitions Societies

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Renee Bellflower ‘83C erny Victoria Miley ‘94 Ms. Olga Jordan David Clifford ‘83 Michael Stibley ‘94 Mr. & Mrs. James Kander Karen Cutler ‘83 Dufala Marcy Yanus ‘94 Mr. Eugene T. Krakowiak Judy Brown ‘83 Dyer Shelbrey Althoff ‘95 Blanc Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Krist Timothy Esker ‘83 Brian Dylong ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kruse Lisa Gould ‘83 Rachel Defante ‘95 Hoy Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Kurtz Joseph Kavalec ‘83 William Jenks ‘98 Mr. and Mrs. James Lapp Loretta Zomparelli ‘83 Michael Lapp ‘98 Mr. John Lawler Keith Zupancic ‘83 Mark Robinson ‘98 Mr. Sam Lucarelli Terri Oliver ‘84 Daniel Zubricky ‘98 Mr. Albert P. Lucas Laura Andrews ‘85 Brian Andes ‘99 Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc. Nancy Ashton ‘85 Boylan Sue Kornatowski ‘01 Materials Handling Group, Inc. Michele Dzion ‘85 Koler Thomas Day ‘02 Dr. Francis Matese Michelle Rusk ‘85 Rini Joseph Yusz ‘02 Mr. James McCall Christopher Weber ‘85 Aimee McGoun ‘06 Mr. Frances McCarthy Dean DePiero ‘86 Joseph DiMarino ‘07 McGarry & Sons Inc. Michael Desantis ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abramczyk Mr. & Mrs. James Miller Sandra Sabol ‘86 Disalvatore Dr. and Mrs. Alejandro Aldana Ms. Eileen Morgan Susan Murray ‘86 Drucker Mrs. Felicia Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mullee Kenneth Klein ‘86 Baker Funeral Home Mr. & Mrs. Bao Nguyen Susan Roth ‘86 Koetter Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barth Office of Intelligence - U.S. Sheri Madak ‘86 Rogers Mr. Paul T. Becka Jr. Department of Justice Susan Markwald ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bohrer Mr. and Mrs. Terrance O’Toole Justin McGinty ‘86 Mr.& Mrs. Ken Breen Senator Thomas Patton Terrance Boylan ‘87 Buffalo Wild Wings Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pinzone Maureen Stringer ‘87 Dosen Mr. Timothy M. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Todd Rings Deneen Sabol ‘87 Gilles Mrs. Norma Carney Mrs. Ann Rothenbuhler Keith McGinty ‘87 Class of 1961 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rowley Christina Crisafi ‘87 Vaselaney Class of 1952 Dr. Michael Sabat Mark Vaselaney ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. James Coreno Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sacha Steven Donato ‘88 Cunningham Paving Co. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Soboslay Ronald Prasek ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Peter D’Anniballe Sprint Foundation Megan Hronek ‘89 Hoelter Mrs. Soledad Defante Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stelbasky James Kavalec ‘89 Mayor and Mrs. Timothy DeGeeter Mr. and Mrs. Taras Szmagala Kathryn Miley ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. James DiMarino Mr. Paul Tavano Mark Zisk ‘89 Mr. Steven Ditto Mark Termini Associates Karen Kudla ‘90 Bruzda Fortuna Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Stan Thomas Brian Bruzda ‘90 Mr. Robert Gainous Mr. Michael Veltre Teresa Miranda ‘90 Pace Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gale Mr. and Mrs. John Veres Kevin Robinson ‘90 Dr. Julie Geiger-Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Erik Vichill Joseph Patton ‘91 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Groh Mr. & Mrs. Donald Voigt Shelley Gorczyca ‘92 Cudnik Mr. and Mrs. Rick Grospitch Wideopenwest Cleveland LLC Douglas Krysiak ‘93 Mrs. Deborah A. Hannigan Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Zisk Rachel Rusnak ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Zubricky Michael Cudnik ‘94 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hornbeek Richard McCarthy ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. William Hronek

30 Holy Name High School Donor Recognition

2012-2013 FISCAL YEAR (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013)

The donors listed on the following pages completed gifts to Holy Name High S chool between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013. Gifts received after that date will be listed in the annual report for 2013/2014. Total amount donated: $323,875.64

Class of 1933 Donors 1 Anne Sander Klingmann Rita Roach McGoldrick Francis Sroka John Lanigan Geraldine Mund Petti Total Contributions $250.00 Gerald McBride Lois McLaughlin Ruvolo Dorothy Mazer McDonald Ann Blaha Sazpansky Class of 1936 Donors 1 Raymond Smiley John Sazpansky Elizabeth Walker Pumphrey Total Contributions $7,895.00 Albert Scheiman Total Contributions $75.00 Total Contributions $745.00 Class of 1945 Donors 5 Class of 1937 Donors 1 Marguerite Cunningham Class of 1949 Donors 10 Kathleen Cassidy Hanrahan Dan Flower John Byrne Total Contributions $200.00 Hugh Gallagher John Campbell Jean Coleman Kray Casimer DiFrancesco Class of 1938 Donors 1 Marlo Termini Colletta Luskin Fahey Marion Kempf Schuckert Total Contributions $10,340.00 Tony Ferrante Total Contributions $300.00 Doris Penner Gilday Class of 1946 Donors 5 Casimir Kotowski Theresa Miklich Lanchman Class of 1940 Donors 1 Francis Day Mary Lynch Mac Michael Ethel Murphy Quinlan Betty Tulley Gallagher John Powers Total Contributions $65.00 Thomas Harrington Total Contributions $26,161.00 James Keaton Danny O’Hara Class of 1941 Donors 2 Total Contributions $485.00 Class of 1950 Donors 14 Ralph Hocevar Roger Behra James Rainery Mary Ann Behren Brown Total Contributions $75.00 Class of 1947 Donors 7 John Comer Ruth Jelinek Bulk James Hoban Claire Gallagher Class of 1942 Donors 2 Leo Jankowski Catherine Walsh Gumina Frances Ondik Richard Miles Paul Hohman Constance Stark Tobias Francis Molls Eileen McGinty Hondlik Total Contributions $525.00 Martha Lang Patton Patricia Smith Klecan

Rev. James Vesely Joseph Lowe Class of 1943 Donors 2 Total Contributions $705.00 Frank Manfredonia Thomas Harrison Josephine O’Donnell Martinez Owen McCafferty Class of 1948 Donors 14 Anthony Morino Total Contributions $400.00 John Coleman Norma Marchionna Sanders

Dorothy Thom Conceller Sr. Zoe St. James S.C. Class of 1944 Donors 10 Sam Conceller Total Contributions $1,330.00 George Ducas Dorothy McFadden Dimonski Agnes Reilley Faerber James Gartland Class of 1951 Donors 6 Donald Ginley Lois Heffernan Kurkul Ray Koenig Thomas Kinder John Lavelle Patrick McLaughlin Joseph Kline Thomas McBride Anthony Oliverio holynamehs.com Fall 2013 31 Donor Recognition

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Lois Csokmay Popovich Donald Pikus John Gabor William Rawlins Rudy Rosales Michael Gallagher Jean Bejbl Vine Dorothy Toth Maryann Schodowski Gerbic Total Contributions $750.00 Total Contributions $225.00 Robert Hogue Gerald Shovlin Class of 1952 Donors 13 Class of 1956 Donors 10 Total Contributions $460.00 Howard Behm Donald Anselm James Corcoran William Cheney Class of 1960 Donors 8 Lillian Pelko Cunningham Frank Gigliotti Robert Hajek John Dimario Catherine Mandelik Kalal Daniel Holloran Patricia Coyle Downey Patricia Stewart O’Neill Jeanne Dernyar Kocisko Elmer Gates Mary Witkowski Pollack Lawrence Kocisko Bernadine George Matousek Joan Kramer To s ko Marilyn Berger Maloney Thomas McCarthy William Tosko George Oblak Elizabeth Gallagher Powers Janis Van Tilburg Williams Joan Relic Shoop Bernadette Volcansek Reilley John Zanath Noreen Soboslay Sorna James Ward Total Contributions $770.00 Total Contributions $490.00 Patricia Zaletel Ward Margaret McGinty Zidonis Class of 1957 Donors 10 Class of 1961 Donors 26 Total Contributions $587.50 William Beutell Arthur Adzema Patricia Burke Burfield Beatrice Kollin Adzema Class of 1953 Donors 11 Richard Donovan Shirley McClure Cimera Francis Brennan Dennis Kowalski Alfred Crespo Carolyn Senyitko Corcoran John Morscher Frank Cunningham Robert Coyle Elaine DiRosa Oswald Dorothy Papesh Dilworth Gerald Cunningham Patricia Mohan Surdy Robert Dyer Thomas Drinko Joseph Swyt Sr. Sheila Gallagher S.C. Joan Irwin Ducas William Witkowski Robert Gray Margaret Schulte McCarthy Ronald Zurilla Thomas Heffernan John Murphy Total Contributions $1,435.00 John Knotek Audrey Kalesky O’Donnell Mary Rosenbaum Kocaja Bryan Powers Class of 1958 Donors 10 Thomas Kocica Michael Rinella William Dyer Jeffrey Maruna Total Contributions $1,312.50 Susan Sejhar Finch Kathleen Parle Maruna James Gerbic Mike McIvor Class of 1954 Donors 6 Susan Kearns Helbig Ann Clifford McNamara John Carroll Marcella Witkowski Lehar Barbara Rybak Mondry Russell Gauntner Dennis Mahoney Marcia Mrochek Rohde Mary Gavan Mary McKee Kathy Ruane Robert Gerson Mary Roda Sisolak Mary Reynolds Shaffer Dolores Tkac Kubicek Robert Zarzycki James Sikon Patricia McFadden Russell Gloria Giuliani Zepp James Stankiewicz Total Contributions $305.00 Total Contributions $420.00 Joseph Stenson Mary Kay McFadden Willa Class of 1955 Donors 4 Class of 1959 Donors 6 Walter Wilson Joann Walters O’Donnell William Dent Total Contributions $8,027.00

32 Holy Name High School Class of 1962 Donors 9 Class of 1966 Donors 12 Class of 1968 Donors 12 Leo Allen Thomas Darmetko John Banaszak Robert Cermak Mary Lavelle Day Mary Redig Banaszak Joseph Jansky Sheldon Firem Glenn Dyer Kenneth Kohut Christine Cinadr Gotch Gilbert Kives Tim Lucek Theresa Prandich Hruby John Koch Ralph McNerney Thomas Joyce Judy Simpson Magre Jacquelyn Jelinek Miller Albert Kluczynski Kathleen Powers Neary Maryann Wisniewski Rollins MaryLee Solomon Kozlowski Susan Sobiech Peters David Schneider Tom McMullen John Sullivan Total Contributions $1,100.00 Mary Hartman Ryan Patricia McDonnell Sweeney Thomas Squires Daniel Telzrow Class of 1963 Donors 7 John Srp Thomas Weber Roseann Busciglio Burgan Total Contributions $1,000.00 Total Contributions $1,195.00 Neal Dombrowski Edward Kraine Class of 1967 Donors 29 Class of 1969 Donors 17 JoAnn Denes Kraine Darlene Bardy Bednarz Mary Piechowski Arthur Carole Hogue Lewis Ray Blasko Rev. Dennis Bogusz David Stenson Daniel Deegan Diane Burns-Norman James Szelminski Arthur Dombek Fran Galati Byrne Total Contributions $325.00 Susanne Squires Donatelli Michael Danko Marie Seminara Frimel Richard Kaplar Class of 1964 Donors 8 Anne Kollin Gannon Eugene Kiczek John Chism Alfred Gizzi Peggy Moran Kozan Sr. Mary Cunningham H.M. William Hartman John LeHoty Kathleen McCarthy Danko Christopher Jakubson Elizabeth Lozar Coletta Herbold Gordon Susan Cejka Kenneally Michael Mate Joseph Koelliker Terrence Kenneally Robert Pastel Marilyn Demczyk Raishart Elizabeth Yungvirt Krolikowski Grace Alunni Patten James Sabanos Timothy Krolikowski Monica Cochick Sandstrom Sr. Delia Sizler S.C. Betty Oprzadek Nolan Brenda Saunders Sprague Total Contributions $510.00 Richard Nolan William Sugalski Bert McVicker Piccirillo John Szarwark Class of 1965 Donors 11 Martin Powers Total Contributions $1,040.00 Richard Cicerchi Barbara Arko Prentis Henry Frimel James Prentis Class of 1970 Donors 14 Anthony Galati Patrick Runevitch Paul Apostle Eugenia Gorski Colette Koelliker Schmotzer Lynne Kestranek Bart Andrew Haney Mark Schultz Thomas Caine David Kozlowski Francine George Simon Kevin Coleman Elaine Dyer Kuminkoski Carol Malarik Talboo Mary Stringer Day Marcella Werstak Peters Gerald Talboo Thomas Day Andrew Scislo CAPT Jack Thompson, USN (Ret.) Daniel Dombek Beverly Dynda Spooner Kathy Patrick Wyosky Maryellen Cozzens Dombek Myron Spooner William Zelei Kathleen Joyce Fortney Total Contributions $1,187.50 Total Contributions $6,459.50 Beverly Szymanski Leiby

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Lawrence Squires Class of 1974 Donors 10 Kenneth Storme Joann Telzrow Dave Baird Mary Jadrych Vitou Gregory Walters John Boyer Total Contributions $6,005.00 David Winkel Patricia Keaveney Chylinski Total Contributions $2,640.00 Anita Hnanicek Cook Class of 1978 Donors 8 Thomas Cook Mark Brown Class of 1971 Donors 12 Cathy Byrne Corrigan Diane Godec Day Michael Arko Peggy McGinty Gibbons Kevin Day Thomas Christy David Kovarik Mary Kukich Gurgol Mary Vaughn Cunningham Thomas McLaughlin Kevin Kane Catherine Buc Echan Mark Termini Cheryl Mize Konczos Norman Echan Total Contributions $925.00 Patrick McTaggart Eileen Costello Loudenslager Sally Breslin Moennich Lisa Wascovich Madden Class of 1975 Donors 10 Total Contributions $2,920.00 Susan Simpson Means Raymond Blatnik Pete Sedlak Mark Burger Class of 1979 Donors 3 Anne Stenson Tuomari Ray Burns Sheila Coughlin Basch Fiorella Provenzano Zummo Judy Durica Coon Brigid Mannion Farone Samuel Zummo Christine Cieplowski Mahnic Kathleen Downey Welsh Total Contributions $2,685.15 William Mahnic Total Contributions $2,025.00 Therese Powers McCall Class of 1972 Donors 9 Frank Rini Class of 1980 Donors 9 Lawrence Arthur James Scullin Sue Cooper Betts Timothy Cunningham Kathleen Fogarty Scullin Danny Corvo Edward Gallagher Total Contributions $8,565.00 Timothy Groudle Martin Gallagher Craig Hyps Karen Carr Guba Class of 1976 Donors 6 Mary Downey Maloney John Harvan Peter Apostle Matthew Maloney Roman Kwiatkowski Neil Giering Jeanine Veres Mooren Timothy McGinty Mary Cassidy Greene Kevin Mooren Gary Schniegenberg Maureen Coleman Jennings David Stuczynski Total Contributions $835.00 James Mahnic Total Contributions $472.50 Gina Petrella Class of 1973 Donors 10 Total Contributions $440.00 Class of 1981 Donors 12 Denise Lewalk Borgio Carole Soltis Bruck Thomas Borgio Class of 1977 Donors 13 Rose Palko Chandler Kathleen Calvey Anthony Basch Kevin Coffey Patrick Campbell Andre Cisco Patrick Conroy Nancy Priebe Franck James Craider Ronna Hetzel Coplan Rita Coleman Lawry James Gorey Joseph Dubovec Timothy McLaughlin Kenneth Gurgol Sandra Delac Horvat Kathleen Kustich Pruchnicki Gerard Joyce Anthony Magalski Mary Scullin Cynthia Szczepanik Krolikowski Maureen McCormick Martin Stringer Kevin Maloney Brian Powers Total Contributions $1,515.00 Nancy Hanzlick Potter Gene Ptacek Carol Sepic Priebe Robert Zunt Michael Priebe Total Contributions $2,475.00 34 Holy Name High School Class of 1982 Donors 15 Terri Oliver David Simonik Myron Antoniw Patricia Zito Scoville Christina CrisafiVaselaney Robin Zarsour Barlak Kevin Walsh Mark Vaselaney Dawn Neff Bookshar Total Contributions $6,693.00 Total Contributions $3,540.00 Michael Brickner Brian Downey Class of 1985 Donors 11 Class of 1988 Donors 12 Kenneth Dyer Laura Andrews Eileen Tivenan Adams Lawrence Kelly Nancy Ashton Boylan Kimberley Cesen Cummings Karen LaMoreaux Vincent DiCaprio Colleen Corrigan Day Kathleen Quealy Michael Hudak Steven Donato Gina Coreno Rini Michele Dzion Koler William Ehrbar Sylvia Swisher Schwark Susan Meier Lauren Sponseller Gottschalk Glen Springer James Moran Katherine Halloran Hancock Stephanie Pelleschi Zingale Michelle Rusk Rini Jennifer Quinn Hudak Marlies Reynolds Zuelke Deborah Zelch Stutz John Murphy Kevin Zupancic Christopher Weber Nicole Wieczorek Opincar Total Contributions $2,340.00 Emily Zaragoza-Lao Ronald Prasek Total Contributions $2,625.00 Mark Priebe Class of 1983 Donors 17 Total Contributions $4,130.00 Renee Bellflower Cerny Class of 1986 Donors 15 Patrick Cleary Brian Adams Class of 1989 Donors 11 David Clifford Dean DePiero Deana Morgan Bryner Brian Day Michael Desantis Christine Downes Karen Cutler Dufala Sandra Sabol Disalvatore Charles Fields Judy Brown Dyer Susan Murray Drucker Sarah Manville Gann Timothy Esker James Hajek Eric Hancock Philip Glazer Kenneth Klein Megan Hronek Hoelter Lisa Gould Susan Roth Koetter Cathy Harabin Kavalec Scott Haborak Sherri Madak-Rodgers James Kavalec Michael Humenik Susan Markwald Kathryn Miley Joseph Kavalec Justin McGinty Kelly Reblin Joseph Krause Patty Byrne Moran Mark Zisk Natalie Barth Meszaros Rosemarie Biacsi Rich Total Contributions $1,185.00 George Palko Patricia Schmitt Sweeney Loretta Zomparelli Michael Tworzydlo Class of 1990 Donors 9 Keith Zupancic Total Contributions $4,575.00 Renee Albarano Total Contributions $3,795.00 Brian Bruzda Class of 1987 Donors 11 Karen Kudla Bruzda Class of 1984 Donors 10 Terrance Boylan Colin Hughes Kevin Adams Anthony Dosen Dana Paunescu McManus Louis Chorich Maureen Stringer Dosen Teresa Miranda Pace Steven DeBow Deneen Sabol Gilles Kevin Robinson Karen Paruleski Ford Timothy Heasley Daniel Weber Laura Koscak Hindulak Joseph Laviano Lisa Staverman Weber Susan Paris Laviano Keith McGinty Total Contributions $750.00 Timothy Leonard Scott Opincar holynamehs.com Fall 2013 35 Donor Recognition

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Class of 1991 Donors 6 Class of 1996 Donors 2 Class of 2006 Donors 1 Scott Bentley Michael Dolan Aimee McGoun Day Meghan Leonard Meade John Pallotta Total Contributions $125.00 Joseph Patton Total Contributions $1,307.80 Patricia Kinney Preisel Class of 2007 Donors 2 Lori Varga Class of 1997 Donors 1 Joseph DiMarino Lisa Buresti Werner Matthew Hahner Kelly Opalko Total Contributions $1,460.00 Total Contributions $40.00 Total Contributions $125.00

Class of 1992 Donors 5 Class of 1998 Donors 7 Class of 2008 Donors 3 Shelley Gorczyca Cudnik Andrea Poliak Babjack Jacob Bihari Shelley Downes William Jenks Brian Focareto Kevin Kwiatkowski Jennifer Koran Joseph Hogan William Perusek Michael Lapp Total Contributions $125.00 Gregory Preisel Daniel Mullaney Total Contributions $1,950.00 Mark Robinson Class of 2010 Donors 2 Daniel Zubricky Lauren Dargay Class of 1993 Donors 8 Total Contributions $1,338.06 Timothy Hogan Michele Benedict Bayus Total Contributions $50.00 James Crow Class of 1999 Donors 2 Lori Mayer Crow Brian Andes Class of 2011 Donors 2 Ann Kosmerl Rachel Feckanin Gilligan Kelly Morgan Douglas Krysiak Total Contributions $125.00 John Opalko Melissa Cottrell Regallis Total Contributions $50.00 Rachel Rusnak Class of 2000 Donors 4 Matthew Slatkovsky Brendan Krowka Class of 2012 Donors 1 Total Contributions $400.00 Erik McKay Dale Bohatch

Jessica Franck McKay Total Contributions $250.00 Class of 1994 Donors 8 David Winkel Michael Cudnik Total Contributions $190.00 Friends Parents Organizations and Rev. Damian Ference Businesses Donors 238 Christopher Malik Class of 2001 Donors 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abramczyk Richard McCarthy Sue Kornatowski Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adler Victoria Miley Total Contributions $100.00 Mr. Ron Adzema Julie Simon Dr. and Mrs. Alejandro Aldana Michael Stibley Class of 2002 Donors 4 Mr. and Mrs. Terry Althoff Marcy Yanus Thomas Day Mrs. Doralynn Anderson Total Contributions $1,375.00 James Kozlowski Mrs. Felicia Anderson

Erik Majkrzak Ms. Lois Angiocchi Class of 1995 Donors 3 Joseph Yusz Ms. Patricia Aronsson Shelbrey Althoff Blanc Total Contributions $300.00 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barth Brian Dylong Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beach Rachel Defante Hoy Class of 2005 Donors 2 Mr. Paul T. Becka Jr. Total Contributions $500.00 Tim Betts Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bedell

Allie Boni Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bennici Total Contributions $80.00 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blevins

36 Holy Name High School Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bohrer Mr. Ben Farmer Mr. Eugene T. Krakowiak Ms. Dorothy Borer Mr. Jerome Fedor Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Krist Mr. Eugene Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fedor Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kruse Ms. Regina Brandes Mr. Russell Fenton Mr. and Mrs. James Kubacki Mr. and Mrs. Ken Breen Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Finneran Mr. and Mrs. David Kuhr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Breslin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Frantisak Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Kurtz Ms. Dawn Browning Mr. Robert Gainous Ms. Wendy Lachowski Ms. Maureen Bruno Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gale Ms. Linda Lafelice Mrs. Kathleen Bryan-Wollmann Ms. Carmen Gallardo Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Lang Mr. and Mrs. George Buchko Dr. Julie Geiger-Sherman Mr. and Mrs. James Lapp Ms. Dorothy Budimlic Mr. and Mrs. William Geschke Mr. John Lawler Mrs. Frances Burke Mr. Phillip Golrick Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lazio Mr. Timothy M. Burke Mr. Clifford Gonet Ms. Katherine Lewis Mrs. Norma Carney Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Greynolds Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lieb Mr. and Mrs. Steven Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Peter Groh D.C. Lis Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Castele Mr. and Mrs. Rick Grospitch Mr. and Mrs. John Lorincz Ms. Theresa Cesear Ms. Vivian Habrat Mr. Sam Lucarelli Mrs. Kathleen Chapin Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Halicki Mr. Albert P. Lucas Ms. Rosemarie Cipra Mrs. Deborah A. Hannigan Ms. Betsy Luffy Mr. Michael Clark Rev. Thomas A. Haren M DIV Sr. Irene Luther SC Ms. Janice Coan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harrington Dr. and Mrs. Richard Magovich Ms. Mary Jo Connors Mr. and Mrs. Mark Harris Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mahnic Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Cordell Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hartnett Mr. and Mrs. James Malloy Mr. and Mrs. James Coreno Sister Marion Hauck CSJ Master Products Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coreno Mr. Raymond Hauck Dr. Francis Matese Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Corrigan Sr. Katherine Hoelscher S.C. Mr. James McCall Ms. Coleen Coyne Judge Thomas Hogan Mr. Frances McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Hector Cuevas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Nathan McCombs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cupach Mr. and Mrs. James Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. James McGinty R.T. Dadante Mrs. Caroline Holstein Sr. Judith McGuire CSJ Mr. and Mrs. Peter D’Anniballe Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hornbeek Mr. Gilbert Medaglia Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Danzey III Mr. and Mrs. William Hronek Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mementowski Mrs. Jo Ann Day Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mihalik Mrs. Soledad Defante Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Iacoboni Mr. and Mrs. James Miller Mayor and Mrs. Timothy DeGeeter Ms. Jean Jefferies Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Miller Mrs. Mary Alice DeJohn Mr. and Mrs. George Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. J Mirenda Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DePompei Ms. Olga Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morgan Mrs. Wynona DiGiovanni Mr. Richard Jorz and Ms. Kathy Ms. Eileen Morgan Mr. and Mrs. James DiMarino Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mullee Mr. Steven Ditto Mr. and Mrs. James Kander Ms. Mary Ann Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Gary Doeringer Ms. Eleanor Kane Mr. Christopher Muzzin Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dosen Mr. Lawrence Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nero Mr. Thomas Dreher Ms. June Kerr-Sims Mr. and Mrs. Bao Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Clair Dunegan Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kilbane Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Malley Mr. and Mrs. James Ehrbar Mr. and Mrs. Philip King Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O’Malley Mrs. Elsie Eltzroth Mr. and Mrs. Terry King Mr. and Mrs. John Opalko Mrs. Gerri Falardeau Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kinnen Mrs. Carol Opincar holynamehs.com Fall 2013 37 Donor Recognition

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Mr. and Mrs. Terrance O’Toole Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sulfika Diocese of Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Panik Mrs. Petra Sullivan Eaton Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Patton Mr. and Mrs. Taras Szmagala Fortuna Funeral Home Senator Thomas Patton Michael & Helen Talty Charitable Trust HNHS Athletic Boosters Mrs. Josephine Petti Mr. Paul Tavano HNHS Sunshine Organization Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pinzone Mrs. Marianne Taylor Holy Name High School Sunshine Club Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pokorny Mr. and Mrs. John Tenerowicz Hudde, Hashman and Carmen Mr. Gene Ptacek Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Trouten Families Mr. and Mrs. James Rakowicz Ms. Theresa H. Tuma Lake Health Ultrasound Dept. Mrs. and Mrs. Timothy Rennert Ms. Joyce VanHorn Lubrizol Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Todd Rings Mr. and Mrs. Spiros Vasilatos Mark Termini Associates Mr. Gene Rorak Mr. Michael Veltre Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc. Mrs. Ann Rothenbuhler Mr. and Mrs. John Veres Materials Handling Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rowley Mr. and Mrs. Erik Vichill McGarry & Sons Inc. Dr. Michael Sabat Mr. and Mrs. Donald Voigt Merck Partnership Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sacha Mr. and Mrs. Damian Vopat Neshkin Construction Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scarpitti Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Weigand Office ofI ntelligence - U.S. Department Mr. and Mrs. William Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Lee Westerburg of Justice Mr. and Mrs. Brent Seabrook Wiemels Family Parker HannifinF oundation Mrs. Kathleen Sejba Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkins Shannon Fedor Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Yaugher Fundraiser Mr.and Mrs. John Simon Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Zisk Sherwin-Williams Company Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Simonik Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Zubricky Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Soboslay AT&T United Way Sprint Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stan Thomas Baker Funeral Home St. Ambrose Church Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sozio Buffalo Wild Wings The Ancora Group Mrs. Gail Starcher Class of 1952 Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stelbasky Class of 1961 Wideopenwest Cleveland LLC Mr. and Mrs. Dave Stepic Cunningham Paving Co. Total Contributions $175,699.13

A BIG GREEN WAVE THANK YOU Thanks to the efforts of many individuals and companies Holy Name High S chool now has a new practice field behind the school. An area on the south side of the building, adjacent to the parking lot, was cleared and leveled to allow more Namer athletes sufficient practice area on our home turf. The new grass is still taking hold, but by next spring we will be able to take advantage of this additional resource. We would like to thank all of those who donated their time and materials, either free of charge or at greatly discounted prices. We would especially like to thank: John Thomas, father of Richard ’11 and Natasha ’13, who took care of the initial clearing of the property, with help from Joe Rivera, father of Chelsea ’17, and Ray Shepard; Tom Zimmerman; Fabrizi Trucking, which donated many truckloads of dirt to help level the property; Independence E xcavating which provided labor for the final grading at a generous discount; Kurtz Brothers, who provided compost at a great savings; and F rank Rini ’75, for his indispensable help in coordinating the entire project.

38 Holy Name High School Scholarships

2013 – 2014 SCHOOL YEAR SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

CLASS OF 2017 CLASS OF 2014

Colin Gray Thomas P. Talty Scholarship Rachel Ontko thomas P. Talty Scholarship Megan Halloran thomas P. Talty Scholarship Ellen Viancourt thomas P. Talty Scholarship Sean Bauchens thomas P. Talty Scholarship Bridget Benedict thomas P. Talty Scholarship Alexander Harper thomas P. Talty Scholarship Dominic DiBiaso thomas P. Talty Scholarship Ariana McHugh bernard & Anna Kilcoyne Scholarship Christopher Durma thomas P. Talty Scholarship Laura Kolenz ciolek Family Scholarship Ross Genchi Kenneally Family Scholarship Sierra Balmonte tradition with Vision Scholarship Jamie Bucell Kenneally Family Scholarship Katelyn Neal chALTA Scholarship David Duff Bernard & Anna Kilcoyne Jacob Darby chALTA Scholarship Jessica Baron shamrock Scholarship Maria Magistro class of 1957 Scholarship Jackie Corrigan shamrock Scholarship Taylor Verba Shamrock Scholarship CLASS OF 2016 Victoria Adkins shamrock Scholarship Janessa Brickman shamrock Scholarship Ryan Madden thomas P. Talty Scholarship Mike Donnelly shamrock Scholarship Mary Olenik Thomas P. Talty Scholarship Michael Kane shamrock Scholarship Bailey O’Malley thomas P. Talty Scholarship Tyler Sill Shamrock Scholarship Rebecca Stasko thomas P. Talty Scholarship Alexander Tober shamrock Scholarship Sarah Krause thomas P. Talty Scholarship Erica Davis Shamrock Scholarship Brittney Webb bernard & Anna Kilcoyne Scholarship Maggie Rybak Krakowiak Scholarship Jermond Zrnich ciolek Family Scholarship Alexandra Smith Krakowiak Scholarship Brittney Webb tradition with Vision Janessa Brickman Krakowiak Scholarship Christian Balodis Kenneally Family Scholarship David Duff Krakowiak Scholarship Brittney Webb ferrante Scholarship Carl Shreckengast Krakowiak Scholarship Shakif Seymour ferrante Scholarship Christopher Golian Krakowiak Scholarship Alexandra Smith James Priebe Scholarship CLASS OF 2015 Janessa Brickman sara McCarthy Scholarship Shane Gray Sara McCarthy Scholarship Amber Opincar thomas P. Talty Scholarship Maggie Rybak thomas Danzey Scholarship Toni Marie Dickson thomas P. Talty Scholarship Margaret O’Gorman thomas Danzey Scholarship Joseph Stibley thomas P. Talty Scholarship Don Le Mahnic Family Music Award Andrew Boden thomas P. Talty Scholarship Alyssa Bean Mahnic Family Music Award Anthony Fossa thomas P. Talty Scholarship Nick Foster Ed Seitz Scholarship Dean Cassell bernard & Anna Kilcoyne Scholarship Lindsay Saintz ciolek Family Scholarship Joshua Podsedly ciolek Family Scholarship Timothy Szczepinski ferrante Scholarship Jennifer DiGeronimo frank DiMarino Scholarship Ross Genchi ferrante Scholarship Jennifer DiGeronimo shannon Fedor Scholarship Joseph Stibley 11th grade Shannon Fedor Scholarship Rachel Bell Sisters of Charity Scholarship Congratulations! Maria Churavy emil Maras Scholarship Alison Scalfano emil Maras Scholarship Andrew Gliebe emil Maras Scholarship Jacob Okurowski Joe Franck Memorial Scholarship Kathryn Suvak Karen Powers Scholarship Dean Cassell ferrante Scholarship holynamehs.com Fall 2013 39 6000 Queens Highway Parma Heights, OH 44130

Y 2014 Centennial Celebration Calendar Z January June January 5 ~ Kick-Off Mass at Holy Name Church June 13 ~ All Class Reunion Dance March June 14 ~ Fun Run & Holy Name Reunion Festival March 1 ~ Rising Tide Gala & Auction Event September March 17 ~ St. Patrick’s Day Namer Nation March September 7 ~ Harvard/Broadway Mass & History Tours May October May 22 ~ Tribute to Mary October 24 ~ Centennial Homecoming May 23 ~ Graduation Ceremony More details at www.holynamehs.com/100years December Y or contact [email protected] December 28 ~ Centennial Closing Mass