TRADITION

A magazine for the alumni, families and friends of Joliet Catholic Academy Winter 2018

#OnwardJCA JCA’s campus and learning environment continues to move forward - Pages 8 & 9 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT/PRINCIPAL OUR TRADITION

Dear Alumni, Families and Friends, Published by the Joliet Catholic Academy Communications Office This 2017-2018 school year has brought much ex- citement thus far to the JCA community. Aside from Administration our tremendous Illinois State Scholar numbers (31), President/Principal our record breaking numbers that will be attending Dr. Jeffrey Budz Vice Principal, Faculty and Operations the March for Life (71), and our Freshman Class Test- William Pender ing Numbers (204), we have had a remarkable year Vice Principal, Curriculum and Technology in the JCA community. The landscape of the Joliet Laura Pahl Catholic Academy campus is changing, thanks to Business Manager your vision, donations, and all-around help. Current- Edward Mayer ly, we are finishing Phase II of our Capital Initiative which changed the look of the building with new en- Admissions Office ergy efficient windows, strong Wi-Fi to aid with our Director of Admissions and Communications 1:1 Technology Initiative, and our classroom air con- Ryan Quigley, 2003 ditioning. This project coincides with our Strategic Assistant Director of Admissions Plan 2013-2018 which will be ending in June of this Mary Russell Ragusa, 1993 year. Thus far we have raised a little over $1.3 million Assistant Director of Admissions for a $1.5 million-dollar goal. Hopefully, as we close the book on our 5-year plan, with your help, Joe Gura we can rest assured that we will achieve our monetary goal by school year’s end. We have also been blessed with a very generous gift from LaVerne and Dorothy Brown to help Alumni Relations Office with Phase II, update our Prayer Garden in the back of the school, and to restructure our current Director of Alumni Relations library space into a brand new Chapel. As we begin the new Strategic Plan in July of this year, we Sue Ruettiger Bebar, 1990 will be looking to make this big change on our second floor. As stated, the library will be converted into a brand new Chapel and we will be making plans to convert our current chapel into an Innova- Development Office tion Research Center, which will mirror college libraries and give our students the best space and Director of Development opportunities for success. The Innovation Research Center will be linked to our Technology Center John Horn, 1991 which will also get a makeover including a STEM area to further our current Robotics offerings. Development Coordinator We have also been busy updating, through the generous donations of time, talent, and trea- Sue Hansen sure, our weight room and our wrestling / cheer / dance area on the second floor of the Student Activity Center. Further…speaking of Dance, through very generous donations of time and talent Special Events (and monetary donation) we have built a Dance Studio in Room 6 by the cafeteria. We are very Director of Special Events excited to be able to offer more space for our Arts Program. Christine Voss Finally, we are very excited to welcome the first class for our Hall of Champions – Business and Industry. As the success of the HOC-Athletics has gained momentum, we felt that it was only Alumni Association Executive Board appropriate to start a chapter of the HOC that honored those that are leaders and innovators in President their industries. This first class will be honored in February and we are proud to announce the Jeff Phelan, 1986 Vice President inaugural members: Paul Arling 81’, Bob Dow 83’, Sally (Nolan ’86) Giegerich, Thomas C. Kennedy ’83, and Lynne Scheffler ’85. These five inductees are so deserving and have been proven leaders Matt Schimanski, 1998 Treasurer in all that they do. John Qiunn, 1986 So with all that is happening: the updates to the campus, the launching of a new strategic Secretary plan, the welcoming of new families, we have a lot to be thankful for and a great feeling of FAMILY. Aaron Barr, 2003 We are truly blessed to have Alumni and friends of JCA that are so gracious with their time, talents, and donations. Thank you once again for all that you do for JCA and I wish you many blessings in 2018! Joliet Catholic Academy Blessings, 1200 N. Larkin Avenue Joliet, IL 60435 815.741.0500 Jeffrey R. Budz www.jca-online.org Dr. Jeffrey R. Budz President/Principal Joliet Catholic Academy

2 | Tradition | Winter 2018 Alumni Spotlight Went to Harvard, worked at Citgo, played championship football at Joliet Catholic

BY BOB OKON Barb and Jack sometimes went to see their son Shaw Media try cases, and once a lawyer from the opposing side Printed December 4, 2017 in the Joliet Herald News approached them to make a comment about John. “He said, ‘We don’t like to be in court with him JOLIET – The new U.S. Attorney for the Northern because we never win,’ ” Barb said. “We said we’re District of Illinois not only is from Joliet, but he’s also seeing a different person because he’s really a soft, in town a lot. kind person. He was doing his job.” John R. Lausch Jr., who was sworn into office at Lausch often was doing a job while going to high a private ceremony Nov. 22 in Chicago, has not lost school and later at Harvard University, where he was touch with his roots in Joliet, where he grew up in captain of the football team. He had a janitorial job the Cathedral area and was a linebacker on the 1987 at the Cathedral of St. Raymond, where he went to championship football team at what was then Joliet grade school, and later worked at the Thomas Steel Catholic High School. despite being named weeks ago. “I think he’s very proud to be a Hilltopper,” said “He said, ‘Until my hand’s on the Bible, and I’m plant in Lemont during summer breaks. At Harvard, Jeff Budz, principal at Joliet Catholic Academy, officially sworn in, nothing is set in stone,’ ” Barb he worked for the athletic department. where Lausch regularly comes to career days to visit said. One job that didn’t work out, Barb said, was a with students. Becoming U.S. attorney is a serious matter. short-lived stint as a vacuum cleaner salesman. “There are probably seven or eight of us who Some of Lausch’s longtime associates from Joliet “He came home after the second day and said, ‘I have stayed friends,” said former teammate Mike were visited by FBI agents in the background check will do anything, but I won’t do this,’ ” Barb said. “It Kelley of Joliet. “We get together a lot. We talk a lot. that preceded his taking office. was about two days later that he got the phone call I go to his kids’ games.” Sue Bebar, director of alumni relations for from the refinery. So it worked out.” “He even said the other day,” said his mother, JCA, recounted an amusing moment while being Kelley, who was a classmate at Joliet Catholic Barb Lausch, “On Thanksgiving, when we were interviewed by an FBI agent who asked if Lausch’s High School, where they both played football sitting around talking, ‘There’s no friends like the old friends were people of good standing. Seeing a and baseball, said one of Lausch’s strongest friends.’ ” chance to interject some humor, Bebar said, “Well, characteristics is his willingness to work. He’s the son of Barb, who taught at the old I don’t know about that.” “Even in high school, he outworked everybody,” St. Joseph’s Catholic School, and Jack Lausch, a The agent’s face remained expressionless. Kelley said. “That’s how he became successful.” retired Joliet firefighter who made extra money as a “He said, ‘That’s not funny,’ ” Bebar said. Lausch left the U.S. attorney’s office to go into Bebar and others describe Lausch, who now repairman for Sears. They raised five children. private practice in Chicago. lives in Chicago, as a regular guy, hardworking, Barb said he wanted to broaden his experience intelligent, moral and driven. “Even in high school, he outworked as a lawyer but always wanted someday to go back “He’s all the things you expect for the position,” to the U.S. attorney’s office. He wanted to be U.S. everybody,” Kelley said. “That’s Kelley said. “For people who know John, this is really not a surprise.” attorney. how he became successful.” Lausch was an assistant U.S. attorney in the A public swearing-in ceremony is planned for Chicago office from 1999 to 2010, trying more January. The private ceremony on the day before Lausch was not available for an interview for this than 20 jury cases involving racketeering, fraud, Thanksgiving came so suddenly that his mother story. A spokesman for the U.S. attorney’s office said narcotics, extortion and firearms offenses, according doesn’t know whether Lausch knew when it was he was not giving any media interviews for a few to the U.S. attorney’s office. He was deputy chief in coming. weeks. the narcotics and gangs section from 2005 to 2010, “All he wanted to do was go to work,” she said. Barb Lausch said her son told her not to talk overseeing prosecutions involving street gangs, “I guess, as soon as he was sworn in, he went to to any media until after he was sworn into office, fraud schemes and corrupt public officials. work.”

Winter 2018 | Tradition | 3 Alumni Spotlight continued

Fox6’s Stephanie Barichello ‘09 returns to JCA The JCA Weather Club, in its inaugural year under the direction of moderator first television job at KDLT-TV in Sioux Falls, SD as Mr. Jeremy Hylka, welcomed ‘09 alum and FOX6 Weather meteorologist Steph- their weekday morning meteorologist”. anie Barichello, JCA Class of 2009, for the club’s meeting on Friday, October 6, Barichello said, “on the ride home I was over- 2017. Stephanie discussed her role at FOX6 as well as steps for students to take if whelmed with gratitude – having been able to they want to pursue a career in meteorology. speak about my career and the science I love. Per Fox6now.com and Stephanie’s online biography, “she spent most of her Thanks for having me Mr. Hylka and the JCA Weath- childhood playing sports, her favorite of which being volleyball. She was part of er Club!”. the 2008 3A state championship volleyball team her senior year of high school Hylka, well known in the community as a youth at JCA. She attended Valparaiso University in Valparaiso, IN where she received minister and Theology instructor at JCA, also serves her bachelors degree in Broadcast Meteorology. Right after college she began her as the volunteer weather analyst for WJOL radio.

Brian Laule ‘97 earns Wisconsin Association for Justice Outstanding Young Trial Lawyer Award Brian Laule, Partner at the River Falls based law and Brian is a zealous advocate for his clients. He is fearless in the courtroom firm, Bye, Goff and Rohde won the 2017 Outstanding and has a presence far beyond his years,” said Steve Goff, Managing Partner at Young Trial Lawyer Award presented by the Wisconsin Bye Goff & Rohde. Association for Justice (WAJ). Brian has tried more than 50 cases to verdict since 2010, and has been named Brian’s practice is exclusively devoted to handling a Rising Star by Wisconsin Super Lawyers every year since 2014. Brian earned his cases on behalf of injured people, and he takes great law degree cum laude from the University of Minnesota, where he was an editor pride in working with his clients on a personal level of the Minnesota Law Review and a recipient of the Public Service Award for legal and crafting the right strategy for their unique situa- work in the community. He lives in Prescott, Wisconsin, with his wife Sarah and tion. “Our firm does 100% plaintiffs’ personal injury, three boys.

4 | Tradition | Winter 2018 NEWS FROM AROUND CAMPUS JCA Seniors named Commended Students in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program Joliet Catholic Academy president/ demonstrated outstanding potential principal Dr. Jeffrey Budz is proud to for academic success,” commented a announce that JCA seniors Marga- spokesperson for NMSC. “These stu- ret Runde and Amanda Nelson have dents represent a valuable national been named Commended Students in resource; recognizing their accom- the 2018 National Merit Scholarship plishments, as well as the key role Program. A Letter of Commendation their schools play in their academic from the school and the National Mer- development, is vital to the advance- it Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), ment of educational excellence in our which conducts the program, will be nation. We hope that this recognition presented by the principal to these will help broaden their educational scholastically talented seniors. opportunities and encourage them “The young men and women being as they continue their pursuit of aca- named Commended Students have demic success.” Amanda Nelson Margaret Runde

JCA Announces Spirit Raffle Top Sellers and Prize Winners JCA’s annual Spirit Raffle concluded JCA community, the actual cost to – Sophomore Joseph Batusich, 5th grandparent of JCA students, Ben & the week of October 9th, with a educate a student would be $13,675 Place – Freshman Thomas Tripp, 5th Max Toborg drawing held in the JCA boardroom. for the 2017-2018 school year. Place – Senior Thomas Pritz. Winners 3rd Prize of $1,500 – Mark Karner, Each year, the JCA Spirit Raffle is a Congratulations to the following were selected this afternoon at JCA, father of JCA student, Creighton supporting activity that helps reduce students who have sold above with prizes ranging from $5,000 to Karner overall tuition by 10%, bridging the and beyond their raffle quota: 1st $500. 4th Prize of $500 – Cindy Gould, gap between tuition and the full cost Place – Senior Aryka Adelmann, The winners of the 2017 JCA Spirit mom of JCA student, Drew Gould to educate students. JCA’s current 2nd Place – Senior Joseph Costa, Raffle are as follows: 5th Prize of $500 – Tina Robanske, tuition of $11,800 is made possible 3rd Place – Junior Abigail Voss, 1st Prize of $5,000 – Jane & John mom of JCA student, Devyn Robanske thanks to the generous donors 4th Place – Junior Michael Gurka, Lenart, grandparents of JCA students, Congratulations to all of the winners and supporters of events like our four ties for 5th Place; 5th Place – Kendall & Kellen McLeod and to everyone who purchased raffle raffle. Without the support of the Sophomore Meghan Egizio, 5th Place 2nd Prize of $2,500 – Bill Fitzgerald, tickets.

Winter 2018 | Tradition | 5 NEWS FROM AROUND CAMPUS JCA Announces Class of 2018 Illinois State Scholars

Joliet Catholic Academy is proud to announce that 31 members of the Class of 2018 have been named Illinois State Scholars. The State Scholar Program recognizes students attending approved high schools for outstanding academic achievement. State scholar designation provides honorary recognition with no monetary award. Approximately the top ten percent of graduates from approved high schools are announced as State Scholars each year. JCA President/Principal Dr. Jeffrey Budz said, “We are so proud of our 31 students who obtained Illinois State Scholar status. As I look at the group, as many of our JCA students can say, they are well accomplished outside the classroom also, but overall they are great kids, who represent, their families, their school and themselves very well.” The following JCA students were named Illinois State Scholars: Michael Allen, Ryan Arnold, Nolan Byrd, Katherine Dow, Julia Egizio, Brennen Fornoff, Matthew Gochee, Chelsea Joy Hizon, Ja- son Kaphusman, Macaire Kelley, Pamela Krumviede, Tyler Kuchar Hinthorn, Alexandra Lange, Morgan Leuszler, Emma Markun, Han- nah Markun, Joshua Minnick, Sarah Nahas, Amanda Nelson, Kailyn O’Donnell, Walter Osterberger, Delaney Phelan, Julius Quilarto, Mar- garet Runde, Caitlyn Spreitzer, Ryan Surin, Cullen Testa, Matthew Van Dyke, John Weglarz, and Megan Williams. To view more Illinois State Scholars and to learn more about the program, visit the Illinois Student Assistance Commission’s website at http://www.isac.org/.

JCA junior Jack Smith achieves perfect ACT score Joliet Catholic Academy President/Principal Dr. Jeffrey Budz is proud to announce that junior Jack Smith, son of Jim and Kathy Smith, earned the highest possible ACT composite score of 36. On average, only around one-tenth of 1 percent of students who take the ACT earn a top score. In the U.S. high school graduating class of 2017, only 2,760 out of more than 2 million graduates who took the ACT earned a composite score of 36. JCA Students Honor their Grandparents The ACT consists of tests in English, mathematics, reading and On Tuesday, November 21, 2017, JCA students recognized and science, each scored on a scale of 1-36. A student’s composite score gave thanks for their Grandparents. All Grandparents of Freshman is the average of the four test scores. The score for the ACT’s op- and Sophomore students joined their JCA student for a Mass of tional writing test is reported separately and is not included within the ACT composite score. Thanksgiving followed by a continental breakfast. This is the sec- ACT Chief Executive Officer Marten Roorda stated, “[Jack’s] achievement on the ACT is ond annual Mass of Thanksgiving for JCA Grandparents. Junior and significant and rare. While test scores are just one of multiple criteria that most colleges Senior students were in attendance at the Mass. Missy Ferro and consider when making admissions decisions, [his] exceptional ACT composite score should Fr. Jeff Smialek, Campus Ministers, arranged a beautiful liturgy that prove helpful as [Jack] pursues his education and career goals.” inspired gratefulness for all we have especially our families. The ACT is a curriculum-based achievement exam that measures what students have JCA students, Madi Mikuska and Nathan Bebar, gave tribute to learned in school. Students who earn a 36 composite score have likely mastered all of the their Grandparents by talking about the generosity, support and skills and knowledge they will need to succeed in first-year college courses in the core subject kindness their Grandparents have shown them. Freshman and areas. Sophomore students wrote a note to their grandparents and told ACT scores are accepted by all major four-year colleges and universities across the U.S. them what they were thankful for and gave it to them at Mass. 6 | Tradition | Winter 2018 Fall 2017 Athletic Roundup

*50% of our student body participated in a fall sport GIRLS SWIMMING *215 (70%) fall athletes were a member of the A or B Honor Roll • The JCA swimmen’ women did a great job Saturday, November 11th at the Lockport Sectional swim meet. Out of the 10 events that the girls competed in, GIRLS TENNIS they earned 6 top ten finishes among the tough field of competitors. • 3rd Place at Joliet Invitational. • Taking home some jewelry was Megan O’Brien by placing 3rd in the 500 free- • Doubles: Sarah Markun and Caitlyn Spreitzer placed 3rd in the Conference. style event and setting a new personal record. Megan also placed 6th in the 100 • State Qualifier Singles: Mia Bertino placed 7th in state. butterfly. • Ranked top 18 in State as a team.

GIRLS GOLF • Regional top scor- ers: Gianna Sobieski and Isabel Westberg • Sectional qualifiers: Gianna Sobieski and Isabel Westberg

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL • Nationally ranked; • Also of note, Julia Khater finished with a 10th place and an 11th place 100 peaked at #2 in Illinois backstroke and 200 freestyle; Avery Resendiz swam well placing 12th in the 50 this season; Angels free and setting a new personal record and placing 13th in the 100 freestyle; Em- finished with an overall ily Morrissette earned 7th and 9th place in the 100 backstroke and 100 freestyle; record of 28-8 and will freshmen Olivia Adamic who placed 8th in the 100 breaststroke and 11th in the return several under- 50 freestyle. classmen in 2018. • Senior setter Sarah Congratulations to our ESCC ALL CONFERENCE 2017 FALL ATHLETES: Nahas, junior outside Football Girls’ Volleyball Boys’ Soccer hitter Emily Holbrook, Isabel Westberg sophomore middle hit- Fernando Chavez Emily Holbrook Jimmy Folino ter Bella Ray and freshman outside hitter Emily Wilson were represented on the Ke’Von Johnson Macaire Kelley Tyler Kaput Daily Southtown all-area team. Chris Kosinski Sarah Nahas • Six players were recognized as all-area by the Joliet Herald-News. Senior Ryan Laule setter Sarah Nahas, a LaSalle University signee, and junior outside hitter Emily Holbrook were named to the first team. Sophomore middle hitter Bella Ray was named to the second team, while senior libero Macaire Kelley, junior right-side hitter Sophie Krzysciak and freshman outside hitter Emily Wilson were selected as honorable mention.

GIRLS AND BOYS CROSS COUNTRY • Chloe Smiley placed 3rd and Marcus Porchia placed 10th in the Forest Park Invite in St. Louis which featured 243 teams from 7 states. • The boys XC team placed 6th in the Kankakee Regional and moved on as a team to the Lisle Sectional. • Grace Bannon and Chloe Smiley qualified as individuals for the Lisle Sectional.

BOYS GOLF • Jake Pluth earned medalist honors at IHSA Regional • Sectional team qualifiers

BOYS SOCCER • Jimmy Folino – All Sectional Honorable Mention Winter 2018 | Tradition | 7 #OnwardJCA “#Onward JCA” has been visible throughout Joliet Catholic Academy’s social media accounts over the last two years, but it isn’t just a slogan borrowed from the “JCA March Onward to Vic-to-ry!” finale of the school’s official fight song. It’s an ever-present mantra highlighting JCA’s forward momentum as a school spiritually, academically, and even physically here on campus at 1200 N. Larkin Ave. JCA students and staff continue to accomplish amazing things in the Joliet community by serving others; students are shaped academically by an administration and teaching staff invested in espousing the charisms of the Carmelites and Franciscans; and the physical building is ever changing with the recent completion of the Phase II Capital Initiative “Building Our Future”. As JCA nears the completion of its 2013-2018 Strategic Plan, here are a few highlights of recently completed projects and a sneak- peak at what is to come.

INNOVATION RESEARCH CENTER (Coming Soon) – The new Innovation Research Center at Joliet Catholic Academy will provide a unique learning space for all of our students. The Innovation Research Center, or better known as the IRC, will be a cutting-edge media center that promotes learning through research, collaboration, and innovation. This space is designed for functionality and the use of leading technology. The IRC will be home to several modern collaboration work rooms, informal seating areas, and individual work spaces. Connecting just down the hall will be our Technology Center and STEM area equipped with rooms that include a dynamic computer lab, flexible labs, and a Robotics and Engineering lab. The modernizing of these spaces will allow JCA to continue to live its mission of cultivating opportunities for academic excellence for all our students.

8 | Tradition | Winter 2018 DANCE ROOM (Completed) – JCA’s Dance Team, fresh off a 1st place finish in the IHSA regional at Waubonsie Valley H.S. in their inaugural year competing at the IHSA level, recently received an updated practice space. The new Dance Room, located in the former Room 6 on the lower level of the school behind the cafeteria, provides a place for both the Dance Team and JCA’s Drama Department to rehearse routines and prepare for perfor- mances. The space contains brand new glass mirrors located along the south wall, as well as a state-of-the-art dance floor. A special thanks goes out to Al Palucci for his time and treasure in making this dream a reality.

WEIGHT ROOM (Completed) – The JCA weight room recently received a much-needed face lift with the addition of rubber mats along the perimeter and a 20 x 90 artificial turf installation, providing an area to perform more functional movements for Angels and Hilltoppers during athletic contest preparation and in physical educa- tion classes. The flooring, new paint, and new barbells were all made possible due to the generous donation of Mr. Al Graham ’66. The space was also updated with new squat racks and Olympic lifiting platforms, donated by former Hilltopper great and NFL star Mike Alstott ’92. Both Graham and Alstott have continually aided in the progress of updating the weight room over the years.

CHAPEL (Coming Soon) – Thanks to a generous contribution from La- Verne and Dorothy Brown, the Chapel will be moved to the front of the building located along Larkin Ave. on the second floor, directly above the main entrance to the school. The small “Adoration Chapel” will still remain, with the new Chapel to include updated wood flooring, stone walls, and wood chairs to seat over 270, creating an earthy natural feeling. Natural light will be infused thanks to the brand new large windows located on the front face of the west side of the building, with hanging stained glass artworks of St. Francis and Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. The San Damiano Cross, the large Romanesque rood cross before which St. Francis of Assisi was praying when he is said to have received the commission from the Lord to rebuild the church, will hang above the altar.

Winter 2018 | Tradition | 9 Jubilaté 2018

SAVE THE DATE for JCA’s 33rd annual Jubi- efforts in the community. Our students continue to benefit from the contribu- laté. Our theme is “A Night in Old Havana” where tions of the Roolf family.” Bolingbrook’s President’s Room will be trans- What you are in for on March 3? In order to walk the Malecon (roadway in formed into an outdoor Pavilion with palm trees Havana) place your reservations early. Come view an array of over 175 silent swaying and a Classic 50’s car to set the mood. auction items. This shopping experience was created especially for you. You Saturday, March 3, 2018 is the date of this won’t be able to resist the items we have put together for our guests. event so mark your calendars now. In addition to attending, your chances are excellent to win $10,000 since Jubilaté has so much to offer all our tourists. only 500 raffle tickets will be sold. Raffle tickets are on sale now so purchase We invite you to come in casual dress that re- one for $100 or split it with your friend(s). Purchase an ad for your business. flects the Cuban spirit. You will be welcomed at Our Sponsorship Booklet contains over 150 ads from our sponsors that are 6:00 pm by Jubilaté’s event chair-couples, Col- Kim & Jim Roolf supported by our school community. leen & Tom Dow, Nicole & Mike Murray and Alex As you will see, in Havana, you don’t need to work at having a great time. & John Quinn. These event chairs steered the ship to Cuba along with about With the right attitude, all you really need is a great group of friends, Rumba 40 other parent volunteers whose special talents are such an important part music and be willing to Salsa. It will be a lively event, it’s what fun is all about. of a successful event. Join in on the action. You certainly won’t regret it. After all, the monies real- Jeff Budz, JCA’s Principal/President announced that Kim & Jim Roolf are ized are for our students who merit a high-quality education entwined with a the recipients of the JCA Recognition Award. Budz commented “It gives me religious and moral formation. great pleasure to honor Kim & Jim. This prestigious Recognition Award is giv- For additional information: donating an auction item, reservations, sponsor- en to this selfless couple who have contributed unfailing support of our JCA ships, raffle tickets, please contact Christine Voss, Director of Special Events, community. They both have served on many boards at JCA and continue their 815-773-0784.

10 | Tradition | Winter 2018 JCA announces inaugural Hall of Champions: Business & Industry Class

JCA president/principal Dr. Jeffrey Budz is pleased to announce the inaugu- business, technology, and more. With over 23,000 alumni and counting, the ral Hall of Champions: Business & Industry. The Hall of Champions for athletics lessons instilled by both the Carmelites and Franciscans over JCA’s 149-year has become a staple in the JCA community, honoring past Angels and Hilltop- history of Catholic education in the Joliet community has consistently culti- pers for their accomplishments both on and off the field. Inductees includes vated leaders that have produced a world-wide impact. Joliet area legends Gordie Gillespie, Mike Alstott, and Tom Thayer. The mission of the Hall of Champions: Business & Industry is to honor Congratulations to the inaugural Joliet Catholic Academy Hall of Champions: SFA, JCHS, and JCA graduates for their accomplishments throughout their Business & Industry: professional careers ranging from medicine, law, education, entertainment,

Mr. Paul Arling (’81) Joliet Catholic High School

- B.S. (’85) and MBA (’92) from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. - Management consultant for the Michael Allen Company (’85-’91) - CFO and Board Member of a public company in 1996 at age 33. - President of Universal Electronics in 1998; CEO in 200; Chairman in 2001. - Led UEI from a market cap of $30 million to a valuation of over $1 billion during tenure. - Named to Crain’s 40 under 40 in 1996; OC Tech Alliance CEO of the Year 2015. - Won Emmy for Contextual Voice Navigation for Discovering and Interacting with TV Content in 2017. - Named inventor on 91 patents.

The Hon. Robert M. Dow, Jr. (’83) Joliet Catholic High School

- Valedictorian and Hillman of the Year JCHS 1983. - Graduated summa cum laude from Yale University (’87). - Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University; MBA in International Relations (’90). - Graduated cum laude from Harvard Law School (’93). - Doctorate in International Relations from Oxford University (’97). - Former law clerk in the United States Court of Appeals in Chicago; former associate and partner at Mayer Brown LLP. - Current Judge on the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois (2007-present).

Mrs. Sally (Nolan) Giegerich (’86) St. Francis Academy

- Graduated with a B.S. in Finance from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; MBA in Finance DePaul University. - Certified Private Wealth Advisor®; member of the CFA Institute, CFA Society of Chicago, and the Investments and Wealth Institute. - Past Chair of the Board of Directors of Joliet Catholic Academy; currently sits on the JCA Investment Committee. - Founded and leads a networking group to promote female participation in the investment industry. - Current Senior Vice President within the Global Family and Investment Offices group at Northern Trust.

Winter 2018 | Tradition | 11 Inaugural Hall of Champions CONTINUED

Mr. Thomas Kennedy (‘83) Joliet Catholic High School

- Undergraduate degree in Economics from Tulane University (’87); Three-year letterman in swimming. - MBA Harvard University (’92). - Former CFO of Vanguard Car Rental; Former CFO of Hilton Worldwide; current CFO of Hertz Global Holdings. - Named one of 40 under 40 finance professionals in Treasury and Risk Magazine in 2003. - Named one of the top 100 business leaders in Irish America Magazine in 2007. - Former member of CNBC CFO council and has been featured on CNBC, Bloomberg, and the Wall Street Journal’s CFO Journal.

Mrs. Lynne Scheffler (’85) St. Francis Academy

- 2010 National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence Principal. - 2011 JCA Career Achievement Award. - 2016 NCEA Lead. Learn. Proclaim. Distinguished Principal Award. - 2016 NAESP Distinguished Principal of Illinois. - Current Principal at St. Joseph Lockport Catholic Grade School leading children closer to Christ.

“Gannon, Grant rock at Hilltopper Banquet” By: Dick Goss San Diego Padres telecasts. Before the program began, Jeff Phelan, president Printed in the Joliet Herald News January 14, 2018 In some ways, they are night and day. Put them of the JCA Alumni Association, said he thought this together, and you have a free-and-easy exchange banquet was as good as or better than any such Sue Gulas called it her dream pairing. in a night loaded with laughs, many involving their banquet in the area, and that’s because this one Terry Gannon and Mark Grant demonstrated coaches and teachers while they were in high has Grant as the master of ceremonies. why she felt that way. school. Then Ryan Quigley, the JCA director of Gulas and Sue Bebar, the Joliet Catholic Grant, of course, always has material, and admissions and communications, informed the Academy director of alumni relations, were he certainly does not mind using it even when audience of all the academic achievements and primarily responsible for bringing together the it means ripping into himself, over things that building improvements that are ongoing at JCA. pairing of 1981 Joliet Catholic graduates for last happened in high school and beyond. Grant wasn’t about to let that go. Thursday night’s Hilltopper Banquet at the JCA Gannon attended North Carolina State, where “Ryan, don’t you have an update on the Student Activity Center. he played basketball for Jim Valvano and was bathrooms? I heard there’s new porcelain,” he Gannon, the featured guest, is a jack-of- a contributor on the Wolfpack’s 1983 national joked. “Sue [Gulas] said this was her dream all-trades when it comes to sports television championship team. banquet. Any time you get Ryan Quigley and broadcasting. Grant, who annually serves as He came armed with material about his late Jeff Phelan to go on and on like that, it’s a dream master of ceremonies and conducts a back-and- father and true character Jim Gannon, a former banquet.” forth exchange with the featured guest at the Joliet Catholic basketball coach, plus Valvano and Hilltopper Banquet, is the color commentator for much more. The night was off and running.

12 | Tradition | Winter 2018 HILLTOPPER GARB in possession of a driver’s license. Gannon and Grant shed their suit jackets and “I get home and my dad tells donned some old Joliet Catholic garb – Gannon me to get the car, we’re going get a hoodie, Grant a beanie that Gannon told him he Uncle Kenny and we’re going to had to wear along with a jacket. Las Vegas,” he said. “I asked why. “They don’t make these things as big as they He said because Uncle Kenny has used to,” Grant said as Gannon tried to help him to get out of town. get the jacket snapped. “So it’s 2 in the morning. We’re out in the middle of the Nebraska cornfields and the gas gauge is on ‘E’. We pass a station and the sign says it’s 30-some miles to the next one. Dad says to Uncle Kenny, I’ll bet you a hundred we can make it. We did, and we went on to Vegas.” During Valvano’s visit to the Gannon home to recruit Terry, he made himself right at home. “My dad was sitting at the dining room table, and [Valvano] walks in there and sits down with him,” Gannon said. “My mom and L to R: Vince Cornelius, Dan Sharp, Terry Gannon, Mark Grant I are alone in the living room, and those two spend 45 minutes together – with him for a game I was working with Digger Phelps. I said, ‘You’re not wearing your ring today ... Oh, you “How about this one,” Gannon said as he pulled telling dad everyone to bet on that night.” don’t have a ring.’ He didn’t like that.” out a tiny Joliet Catholic shirt that he received And, when Valvano left, his dad told him he was from his mom, Mary Fran, when he was a year going to N.C. State. old. “It was 1964, when a Joliet Catholic team my That was a godsend for Gannon, who always ACC & BEYOND dad coached was Suburban Catholic Conference had dreamed of playing at Notre Dame. Gannon relayed stories about playing against champion. The Irish were recruiting Gannon but instead the likes of Michael Jordan, Sam Perkins and “It all started with my mom and dad.” decided to give their last available scholarship to Ralph Sampson in the ACC, and against Houston’s Ah, yes, Gannon’s dad. Dan Duff of Lincoln. Hakeem Olajuwon and Clyde Drexler in the national “Let’s see a show of hands,” Terry said. “How “We were at every Notre Dame football game championship game. many of you had my dad for history? How many from the time I was 5 until I went to N.C. State,” “Drexler had jumped over the top of a guy and learned any history? How many of you got sent to Gannon said. “When they took Duff, it was a I said I’m not going to let him do that to me, I’ll the corner store to buy a carton of cigarettes? How crushing blow. I threw out all my Notre Dame stuff. tackle him first. So I did,” Gannon said. “Years later, many got sent there to buy a racing form?” “Years later, I walked into the television studio I saw him, went up to him and said, ‘Remember That brought laughs, especially from those who me? I’m Gannon.’ He remembered me and said, knew Jim Gannon. ‘You are still all those things I called you.’ ” Terry Gannon was not all basketball. He also was When his playing days were over, Gannon was a an excellent baseball player. grad assistant for Valvano. “I remember stopping at your house on the way “V was the smartest, most energetic guy I’ve to practice one day,” Grant said, “And there’s this ever known,” he said. “I went to talk to him. I said phone on the wall with a weird wire running out I have an offer to play professionally in Europe, of it down to something on the floor, a recorder or could stay on and help him at N.C. State and had whatever it was.” an offer to do TV work. What should I do? “When people make bets, you gotta remember “He told me, ‘Go do the TV work and if you don’t ’em,” Gannon responded. “He may have made a like it, you’ll always have a job here coaching for wager or two. He may have taken a bet or two. He me.’ I thought, this is my big life decision and he lost a bet one time when Dick Van Dyke was on. talks to me about it for 30 seconds. That’s it?” After that, we knew not to click on Dick Van Dyke, The end result, though, has been a dream life for or he would kill us. He was superstitious.” Gannon, who among other assignments will be in Seoul, South Korea, in February to serve as NBC’s ROAD TO VEGAS play-by-play man for figure skating at the Winter Then there was the time Terry was 15, not yet Olympics Winter 2018 | Tradition | 13 REUNION UPDATES

JCHS Class of ’57 – Gathering took place Friday night at Cemeno’s for drinks and pizza and Saturday the “dance” was held at the Moose Lodge with a DJ, food and drinks. Thank you to all that attended!

SFA Class of ’62 – Classmates met for dinner at Al’s Steakhouse in Joliet on Saturday, October 14 to celebrate their 55th class reunion. Memories were shared and laughs were had!!

JCHS Class of ’62 – The gentlemen of ’62 began their reunion with the JCA Varsity Homecoming football game and then went to Cemeno’s for pizza and drinks. Saturday morning they took to the golf course and then all met up at Al’s Steakhouse Saturday dinner and drinks were had at the Joliet evening for dinner and more camaraderie. Country Club. Those that attended shared JCA ’97 – On Homecoming weekend the JCA lots of laughs and memories! Class of ’97 celebrated at the JCA Heritage JCHS Class of ’67 – 50th Class Reunion – They began their weekend with the Friday Quad. The night was filled with food, drinks, night Varsity football game vs. Marian JCHS/SFA Class of ’87 – 30 years-post dancing and reminiscing. Central at Memorial Stadium; Saturday High School was celebrated at Cemeno’s night their class dinner was held at the Joliet Pizza for the class of ’87. Fun memories were JCA ’07 – A whole bunch of laughs and hugs Country Club and concluded with Sunday shared as well as rekindling old friendships. were shared at the JCA Class of ’07 ten-year morning Mass at the JCA Chapel. reunion at the Autobahn Country Club in JCA ’92 – The JCA Class of ’92 joined Joliet. Guests were left with fun memories SFA Class of ’67 – 50th Class Reunion – together after 25 years at Nevin’s Brewing as well as wonderful party favors. Looking Friday night the ladies of ’67 got together at Company on Saturday, October 7th. A great forward to doing it again! Cemeno’s pizza in Joliet, then Saturday night time was had by all that were able to attend. 14 | Tradition | Winter 2018 The JCA Alumni outing took place on a Friday, September 8th with a shotgun start at 11 a.m. at the Joliet Country Club. If you couldn’t make it, save the GOLF OUTING date for our 2018 outing on Friday, September 7th.

Winter 2018 | Tradition | 15 LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Dear alumni, families, and friends

Illinois enacted the Invest In Kids Scholarship Tax Credit Program in 2017. This program offers a 75 percent income tax credit to individuals and businesses that contribute to qualified Scholarship Granting Organizations (SGOs). The SGOs then provide scholarships for students whose families meet the income requirements to attend qualified, non- public schools in Illinois. Donors interested in receiving a tax credit should register as soon as possible with mytax.illinois.gov in order to apply for the tax credit. Applications opened January 2, 2018. TAX CREDIT SCHOLARSHIPS The Tax Credit Scholarship will cover up to 100% of private school tuition up to a maximum of the average Illinois cost to educate which is roughly $13,000. Students with unique learning needs, including those who are gifted, English language learners, or those with special education qualifications, will receive larger scholarships — up to double— roughly $26,000. Key information about the program and donating to these scholarships can be found below. TAX CREDITS Individual and corporate donors may receive a credit for their Illinois state taxes equal to 75 percent of donations to an SGO. • A taxpayer donates $10,000 to an SGO; they are eligible to claim a $7,500 tax credit on their 2018 taxes. Tax credits are capped at $1 million per taxpayer per year; a donor can contribute about $1.33 million to receive the maximum tax credit allowed. Donors cannot receive a federal deduction for gifts made through this program, but the net tax benefit to all donors is expected to be greater than ordinary charitable donations of an equal amount. Total tax credits are capped at $75 million per year statewide, which equates to $100 million in donations and scholarships. Please consult a tax professional to determine how such gifts will affect tax liability. EMPOWER ILLINOIS Empower Illinois is an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit SGO responsible for serving approximately 80% of participating private schools statewide; including all of Illinois’ Catholic Dioceses, most area Jewish schools, Lutheran Schools, secular schools and many more. Empower Illinois is responsible for: • Processing donations from individuals and corporations • Accepting scholarship applications from students/families • Distributing scholarships to eligible students/families in accordance with the law Interested donors should speak with their accountant, or contact JCA Director of Development Mr. John Horn at [email protected] or 815.741.0500, ext. 276. More information about Tax Credit Scholarships can also be found at www.empowerillinois.org Sincerely in Christ,

John T. Horn (‘91) Director of Development Online Giving JCA has updated our Online Giving webpage, making it easier than ever for JCA alumni, families, and friends to give. Secure transactions are processed through Acceptiva. Simply visit www.jca-online. org/donate to make a donation. Friends of JCA can select from several different donation designations, including but not limited to the Annual Appeal, Tuition Assistance, School’s Greatest Need, and the Phase II Captial Campaign “Building our Future”. Check the JCA website for more information on ways to give and specific fundraisers put on throughout the school year. 16 | Tradition | Winter 2018 2016-17 Financial Summary

SCHOOL OPERATIONS Revenues: Tuition and Fees $8,055,125 Auxiliary, Athletics & Other Revenues $427,560 Total Operating Revenues $8,482,685 Expenses: Instruction $2,984,369 Auxiliary, Athletics & Other Student Activities $1,592,628 Employee Benefits $1,822,278 Operation of Physical Plant $1,227,222 Administration $617,108 Financial Aid $647,625 Other Costs & Expenses (interest, transportation, bad debts, etc.) $588,623 Total Operating Expenses $9,479,853 Loss from School Operations ($997,168)

DEVELOPMENT & ENDOWMENT ACTIVITIES Contributions & Fundraising $1,482,004 Investment Income & Net Realized/Unrealized Gains (losses) on Investments $1,186,302 Less: Development & Fundraising Expenses ($359,034) Income from Development & Endowment Activities $2,309,272 Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets $1,312,104 Net Assets at Beginning of Year $11,380,229 Net Assets at End of Year $12,692,333

Disclaimer

This Annual Report recognizes the alumni, parents, friends, corporations, and foundations that have invested in the financial support of Joliet Catholic Academy from July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017. Your gifts truly make a difference in meeting the spiritual, intellectual, physi- cal and social needs of our current Angels and Hillmen. Every effort has been made to present a complete listing of donors. If an error or omission has occurred, we apologize and ask that you bring it to our attention by calling Sue Hansen, Development Coordinator at (815) 741-0500, ext. 215. All contributions made on or after July 1, 2017 will appear in the 2017-2018 Annual Report.

Winter 2018 | Tradition | 17 ANNUAL GIVING BY LEVEL Thank you to all of those Frances Naal Sczepaniak JCHS/SFA Reunion Class of 1986 Douglas Geissler and Lanette alumni, past and present Gregory and Julie Newsome Carol M. Kodiak Disera-Geissler parents, grandparents, and Phyllis A. Olsta Michael and Laura Korst Louis and Jill Glavan friends for contributing to JCA John and Margaret Peifer John and Barbara Lausch Michael J. Grace during the 2016-2017 fiscal John and Alexandra Quinn James and Susan Mammosser Thomas P. Grohar year. Your generosity helps Rathbun, Cservenyak & Kozol, LLC James and Cynthia Massa Catherine Hanus-Zank create expanded opportunities Duane and Linda Rocheleau Michael and Nicole Murray Charles and Ellen Hauck for our students. James and Luanne Roth Providence Bank and Trust John H. Hazzard Lloyd W. Schneider Thomas and Marycatherine Ragen Leonard and Ruth Hertko Carmelite & Franciscan Club Michael and Barbara Scudder Michael and Robin Rodriguez Hometown National Bank ($5,000 +) Thomas A. Serena † David and Victoria Rubis Anton R. Iberle SFA-DLS-JCHS-JCA Alumni Bill and Christine Scheibe Jacob Henry Mansion Joseph and Patricia Adler Association Karl and Caroline Sicinski Edward and Cheryl Jarot Denis and Maryann Ancel Sisters of St. Francis of Mary Robert and Christine Voss JCA Student Body JCHS/SFA Reunion Class of 1981 Artisan Technology Group Immaculate Suzanne M. Whalen Steve and Linda Jenco William and Margaret Benoit Dan and Aileen Skolds Jeffrey and Tammy Zadel William and Cary Jenkins Dorothy M. Brown Andrew and Melanie Sliwa Joe’s Hotdogs Joliet, LLC Daniel and Ann Burdzinski Daniel and Janice Staniszewski Fr. Joseph Gilmore Club Kavanagh Grumley & Gorbold LLC Paul and Sherry Carbery Tom Seddon Memorial Golf Outing ($1,000 - $2,499) Patrick D. Keenan Carmelite Provincial Office James E. Walsh Bryan and Jan Kopman Lee and Linda Crowther Joyce Webb Bert G. Adams James and Hedy Korst Crowther Roofing & Sheet Metal David M. West AT&T Services, Inc. Gary and Kathy Major of Florida Westgate Systems, Inc. Robert and Laura Bauer Robert J. Malnar Peter and Geraldine Whiteside D’Arcy Motors William and Anna Bayci Steve and Donna Martens Steve and Terri Wiborg Michele L. DeBartolo William B. Benson Martin Whalen Office Solutions, Inc.

Edward and Gloria Dollinger Michael and Sharon Berta John and Linda Matthews Rosemary Ellis Mother Alfred Moes Club Brian and Gayle Boggetto Harry and Marilyn McSteen First Choice Temporary Service, Inc. ($2,500 - $4,999) Laurence and Susan Bornhofen Raymond and Julieta Meyer Allen R. Graham Jack and Lori Brascia Edward and Kathleen Michel Patricia A. Graham George and Donna Barr Brown and Brown of Northern Daniel and Dawne Mihelich Michael P. Griffin Charles and Denise Beutel Illinois Insurance Kenneth and Amy Mihelich William and Diane Habiger Mary C. Blake James and Patricia Buchar David and Tonya Monnot Perry and Linda Hendrickson Paul and Melanie Boetto Jeffrey and Karla Budz Bridget M. Montgomery Thomas and Catherine Hickey Paul and Annette Buss John and Katherine Buehler Charles F. Morrissey Stephen and Jean Hooks Lawrence and Pamela Clennon Mark E. Clarke Stephen and Rebecca Nahas J.L. Adler Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc. Jane Condon-Boyer Donald and Patricia Coleman Grant and Jean Ohlson Raymond and Marilyn Jones Robert and Elizabeth Dow John F. Cronin Eric and Lori Ortinau Kazma Family Foundation Thomas and Colleen Dow William and Kimberly Cunnea Jason and Kristine Payne Carolyn C. Kent Edward F. Larkin Family Terrence and Sue D’Arcy Gregory and Susan Peyla Knights of Columbus #382 Foundation, Inc. John T. Delrose Patricia M. Peyla Anita K. Lane Ronald and Mary Lou* Erjavec † Michael R. Draznik Thomas P. Piskur John and Mary Lausch GIS Benefits, Inc. Roy and Christine Duchene John and Nancy Pouk Thomas and Carol McCafferty Andrew and Paula Gorski Edward Jones – Mark Karner Presence St. Joseph Medical Center Mark and Joyce Mettille Douglas and Leslie Hutchison ExxonMobil Joliet Refinery Purple Project Inc. Timothy and Ivanka Miller JCHS Reunion Class of 1956 James and Penny Filotto Jean T. Quigley James and Diana Missig JCHS/SFA Reunion Class of 1980 First Community Bank of Joliet Russell and Kimberly Rasner

18 | Tradition | Winter 2018 ANNUAL GIVING BY LEVEL Jim and Joyce Riggs Robert and Augustina Dockendorf Anthony and Jessica Marino Angels & Hilltoppers Club Mark and Susan Scheuber Zachary W. Dolph Michael and Kelly Melone ($250 - $499) Jeffrey and Rosemary Schmitz Edward Jones – Ed Dollinger John and Kathleen Mezera William and Suzanne Schuler Essington Podiatry Group Patrick and Andrea Mudron Christopher and Lori Adler Silver Cross Hospital Nicholas and Melisa Ferro Raymond and Lisa Nash Joseph L. Adler Henry and Judith Simon First Community Financial Bank William and Patricia Naumann Mark and Jenny Adler Jack and Kelly Skole First Midwest Bank Northern Insurance Service, Ltd. Advanced Family Dental & Alexander and Maria Sosenko Thomas and Joanne Fitzgerald Northwestern Mutual Foundation Orthodontics, PC James R. Stangle, Jr. Daniel F. Foster Michael and Jodi O’Connell Archer Daniels Midland Company Daniel and Claire Stockl Michael and Judy Frigo Thomas and Margaret Olsen Matching Gifts Program Timothy and Stacey Swanson Walter and Ellen Gajcak Brent and Teresa Ostoich Associated Ophthalmologists The Delta Air Lines Foundation Brian and Ann Gehrke Mark and Susan Parker Steve and Rita Ator The Mike Alstott Family Foundation General Reinsurance Corp. James E. Partak Jason and Alexandra Au University of St. Francis Douglas Giaudrone, Jr. William and Jenni Pender Autobahn Country Club LLC Robert and Emily Waldron Kevin Gigax Jack and Linda Perconte Aaron and Catherine Barr Daniel and Mary Whalen Chris and Peg Goolsby Michael and Leslie Petrick Matt and Kathy Bertani Robert A. Wiegmann Michael and Mary Grady Jack and Judy Querio Eric and Lori Bjork Max and Nicole Ziesmer Arnold and Denise Grashoff Carey and Patricia Quigley Blackburn-Giegerich-Sonntag Eric and Kimberly Gray Ryan and Lindsey Quigley Funeral Home, Ltd. Brown & Blue Club Michael and Elizabeth Hansen Kevin and Amanda Quinn James and Sandra Blank ($500 - $999) Douglas E. Hayes Kurt Roderich and Michelle Michael and Annette Boban Holy Family Parish Griffith-Roderich Brittany N. Borella Jerad and Colleen Abbott John and Kristin Horn Andrew J. Roth Lloyd and Donna Bowden Matthew J. Adler Nicholas and Anna Jaworski Andrew and Susan Runde Terrence and Joellen Broderick Ally Financial, Inc. JCA Class of 2017 Daniel and Janet Schalk BSN Sports Cesar and Rosa Aranda JCHS/SFA Reunion Class of 1961 Tony and Holly Scordo Lawrence and Susan Burich Pedro Arellano, Jr. Joliet Park District Bart and Tiffany Singletary Joe and Mary Ellen Burke AXA Foundation Ronald and Virginia Jones Eric and Kimberly Skipper Burtons Maplewood Farm Barrett Hardware Co. Edward and Judith Kamnikar Gus T. Sparagis Bryan and Jennifer Buss Ronald and Susan Bebar John and Jennifer Kane Chris and Keri Spotofora Michael and Mary Carbery Michael and Laurie Belcastro Bernard* and Sheila Kestel † Dennis and Sharon Sullivan J. Michael Carney James A. Blackburn Christopher and Christina Kinsella Jeffrey and Nancy Thompson David and Mary Lou Catalani Jeffery and Marcia Bowden Daniel and Melissa Kinzler Bernard R. Tkaczyk Cemeno’s Pizza Philip and Elizabeth Branshaw Jeffrey and Karie Kinzler Jeffrey and Stefani Toth Catherine I. Cerri Michael and Nicole Brenczewski Michael J. Korst, P.C. Dennis and Delia Trizna Fr. Robert Colaresi, O. Carm. George and Sara Buck Arthur and Alice Kraus Brent and Staci Turner Frank and Rosemarie Costa Frank V. Camodeca Robert and Catherine Kuzma Jeffry and Cynthia Tyler Frank and Marla Cservenyak Michael and Lee Ann Cardwell Christopher and Lisa Langbein Steven and Susan Vanisko Dr. Lanette M. Disera, DDS, PC Cathedral of St. Raymond School Jennie N. Lazarikos † Gary and Beverly Voyce Jill Duffy Leo and Virginia Cattoni Len Cox & Sons Excavating James and Gail Waters Duke’s Catering, Inc. Chignoli Auto Sales Todd and Danielle Leonard Russell Weglarz and Laurie Stephen G. Dyer Jeffrey and Peggie Conrad Lewis University McPhillips-Weglarz Stephen and Erica Egizio Catherine R. Cook Lincolnshire Business Center Mark D. Weinhold James P. Fenton Jason and Amy Cox LLR Inc. Robert and Kathy Wiesemann Filotto Construction, Inc. Armand and Anne D’Andrea Donald and Katherine Londergon Vic and Shannon Wildenradt Andrew and Maria Fischer Dellwood Tire Company, Inc. Ann E. Luzbetak Donald and Maura Williams William and Marcia Fitzgerald Lawrence and Paula Dinardo William J. Manner Suzanne Wright Robert and Susan Flavin

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Christopher and Terry Foster Mudron Kane Insurance James and Cynthia Thomas Bonnie Babich James and Susanna Foster Newsome Home Health Care Peter and Laura Tortorello Stephen and Lynn Baginski John and Nancy Futterer James and Michelle Nonnie James and Maureen Trizna Richard D. Bagnell Samuel and Barb Gallucci Patrick and Kathryn O’Donnell Joseph and Joyce Turk Maristella Baietti Matthew and Christine Gambs Jeremy and Sarah Orr Thomas and Karen Tyrell Robert and Kellie Bailey Brian and Sally Giegerich Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Brian and Tarin Udovich Thomas and Sybella Bajt Frank and Mary Lou Golf David and Debra Paul Dale and Meg Underwood Rev. Bradley S. Baker David and Andrea Gruber Joseph and Mary Peraud Martin P. Uremovic Todd and Kim* Baker † Susan E. Haley Craig and Debra Perrine Vizient Michael and Lauri Bank Scott and Sue Hansen Daniel and Tara Phelan Kent and Lisa Voyce John T. Bannon Mary Anne Hartnett William and Phyllis Phelan Keith and Margaret Warning Nancy K. Bannon Donald and Ellen Herron Anna and William Piper Nicholas and Patricia Weis Patrick and Susan Bannon Bradley and Amy Holbrook James and Dawn Pritz Denise M. Werner James J. Barello IBM Corporation Dennis and Collette Quigley Charles N. Wheeler Rita A. Barnes J.D. Brown and Company Rasner Enterprises, Inc. (Popeyes) Linda M. Wheeler Geraldine A. Baskerville Mark and Jane Karner Victor and Mary Ellen Reato Lawrence and Susan Wiers John and Jill Batusich Thomas C. Kennedy Red & Ritchey Orthodontics, LLC David and Margaret Wilhelmi Kevin M. Bayci Leonard and Rita Kiernan James and Diane Reichstadt Mark and Debra Witmer Emile and Lyle Bayle Richard R. Kinney Philip and Jennifer Resendiz Michael and Jennifer Wright John and Susan Becker Carroll Klotz John D. Rogers Paul and Georgianna Wyszynski Walter and Aurelie Becker Michael and Molly Knapczyk James and Kimberly Roolf Mary C. Yost Michael and Jenifer Bedesky Robert M. Kochevar William L. Roth Christopher and Jeanette Bell Joseph and Sharon Korst Nathan and Margaret Ruzich Benefactor’s Club Thomas and Denise Bell Mary Lou Kozar Leila M. Ryan ($1 - $249) Bella Cucina Catering Robert and Colleen Krol Mary and Alex Samusevich Brian and Tammy Bernhard Frank and Joan Krumpoch Anthony and Lisa Sandora Linda Abderholden Jacob R. Bernhard Chad and Claudette Kuhar Douglas and Cindy Sasso Felipe and Maria Acosta Richard and Marcy Bernickus Christine A. Laciak Loretta M. Schroeder Suzanne M. Adamic William and Mary Bernickus Leinenweber, Baroni & Daffada, LLC James and Lisa Scudder William and Shelly Adelman Peter and Andrea Bertani Paul and Sue Loscheider Sandra S. Seaborg Aggregate - Macy’s Inc. Jennifer L. Bertino-Tarrant Charles and Celeste Mackey Thomas R. Sefcik Paul and Sandra Allen Paul and Jennifer Bertino Robert and Barbara Mantovani Patrick and Teresa Sharp Scott and Donna Allgood Helen M. Beutel † Massage Envy Spa of Shorewood Shorewood Home and Auto, Inc. Terrence and Susan Allison Andrew Bianchi Ronald and Beverly Matuszewski Joan M. Sommers Mark and Michelle Alstott Timothy and Lisa Black Timothy and Sandra McAfee Spring Realty, Inc. Joseph and Terri Ambrozich Lawrence and Victoria Blackburn George and Kathleen McConaghy St. Mary Immaculate Parish John and Jodi Ancel Thomas and Misty Blaskey McDonalds - Camco St. Paul the Apostle Parish Andrew and Carin Anderson Cecile A. Blau Michael McNally David and Barbara Stengele David and Annette Anderson Steven and Kathryn Blotnik Corey and Jenny McQuade Stephen P. Morimoto, DDS, Ltd. Gerald Anderson Patricia A. Blue Mechanical & Industrial Steel Stofan, Agazzi & Company Edward W. Andrews Bob and Sis’ Catering Services, Inc. Streitz Dental Arts Anonymous James and Joyce Bobich Michael and Patricia Minarich Donald Strle and Christine Quigley Lisa M. Anselmino John and Mary Bolek Gregory and Liz Moore Testa Steel Constructors, Inc. Todd and Suzanne Arnett Paul and Paula Boley Thomas and Amanda Moretti The Old Fashioned Pancake Sam and Katherine Atassi William Booras David and Celeste Morimoto House, Inc. Brock and Florence Austrums Barbara Bopp Morris Dermatology Donald J. Thomas Mark E. Babcock Brian Bottomley

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Kenneth and Anita Bottomley Dave and Lisa Clark Dave and Amy Douglas Thomas and Rose Mary Giarrante James M. Boucher Katherine M. Clausen Robert and Diane Dow Richard and Marcella Gibson James and Peggy Bourg Dennis and Rebecca Cleveland William and Virginia* Dow † Anthony M. Giese Stephen and Jennifer Bowe Douglas and Betty Clinton Katherine T. Drabik Lori Gilbert Helene A. Brandau JoAnn H. Coakley Richard and Sharon Driber Joseph and Gail Girard Cory and Michelle Brenczewski Edward and Mary Codo Paul and Laurie Driscoll Joseph F. Glaser Jamie A. Brenczewski Coey’s Closet Peter and Colleen Driscoll Andrew and Mary Gliwa William and Janice Brill Dolores M. Colabuono David J. Duff Juanita K. Glover Marilyn A. Brown Anne B. Comer Joseph and Sally Duffy Patrick and Cynthia Gonzalez Thomas and Debra Brzostowski Condon Chiropractic Office Tyler Eakle Google Matching Gifts Program Kevin and Kathleen Buchar William and Christine Conroy Cynthia Erickson David and Diana Gorski Eugene S. Buldak Michael and Debra Cookas Sandra Ernst James and Barbara Goss Thomas C. Bundy Frank and Theresa Cooley Kenneth and Suzanne Facchina Daniel and Tamara Gosslin William and Angel Burich Dale and Mary Kay Cooper Joan P. Fagan Donald and Cindy Gould John F. Burns Maile A. Corpus Family Dental Care, Ltd. Mark and Lori Gould Richard and Josephine Burns C. Leslie and Mary Cox Joe and Judith Farris Caroline Grady Timothy and Judith Burns John and LeAnn Cox Robert and Georgene Fedo Lawrence C. Gray James and Samantha Bush John and Judith Coyne Robert and Evelyn Felbinger Randall and Carol Greder Donald and Mary Buss Anson and Diane Cranmer Paul and Beth Ferguson Gregory and Mary Green Richard and Patricia Butterbach Thomas A. Cranmer Lisa and Mark Fetters Jerry and Stephanie Green Jeanne M. Buzinski Douglas and Julie Crews Nicholas and Allison Fidler Paul and Patricia Greenawalt Edward R. Bycznski John and June Crisp Filotto Professional Services Barbara Greenham-Conway M. Angela Cadwallader Edward and Gail Crobie Kathryn A. Fitzgerald Nina Gregor Paul and Sheila Caliban Patrick and Jennifer Crotty Christina Fleming-Giesinger Jeffrey R. Grimm John and Yvonne Callans James and Mary Crowe Traci L. Flowers-Valacak Jeffrey and Tsugumi Gromos Michael and Rhonda Callans Richard and Joann Crowther Joseph and Karen Folk Charles and Sheila Groscost Thomas and Patricia Callans Scott and Susan Crowther Sr. Rosemary Fonck, O.S.F. Robert and Staci Gue John and Jessica Calligan Jeffery and Julie Curran Nicole J. Formhals Joseph and Karen Gura James B. Canaday John and Mary Cusick Richard and Sandra Franzen David and Karen Gustafson Patricia A. Car Cygnet Controls, Inc. Bernice L. Freeman Richard and Frances Hakey Thomas R. Carbery Gerald and Judith Czerak Ragan R. Freitag Ted and Kristen Hammel Patrick and Meghan Cardwell David and Sandra Czerkies George and Alice French Hammel Law Offices, P.C. David and Margot Carey D & I Electronics, Inc. Andrew and Darcia Frieders Richard and Diane Hampton Joseph and Cindi Carey Greg and Nancy Damiani Friends of ‘57 Birthday Club James A. Hanlon Thomas and Peggy Carey Antonio and Kimberly D’Amico John and Karen Frisch Mary J. Hannon Joseph and Barbara Carnaghi Edward and Linda D’Arcy Mary A. Fritz Mark and Ellie Hansen Elbert and Patricia Carroll James and Martha Darguzis Sheila M. Fry Thomas and Sheila Hansen Joseph and Patricia Casanova Jennifer M. DeGeus Daniel J. Fumagalli Alsera S. Hayes Isidro A. Casillas M. Linda Deiss Douglas and Charlene Fumagalli David and Mary Hayes Salvatore and Teal Cassello Jeffrey and Sharon DeJule Thomas J. Fumagalli Michael and Sarah Heenan Mary Cauffman Patricia K. Delrose Eric J. Futterer Sr. Grace Henneberry, O.P. Carol L. Cenar Richard and Cecilia Dernulc Michael and Amy Gahan Joseph and Sondra Henneberry Vincent and Frances Cerri Nicholas and Margaret Di Filippo Ronald and Andrea Gancarczyk Michael and Maria Hennessy Jacqueline E. Cherwin Margilyn Diola W. James Ganson George H. Herbst Donnie F. Chestnutt Dominic and Debbie Dispenza Joan M. Garavaglia Jean A. Herbst David and Jennifer Christiansen Dennis and Caryle Dombrowski Timothy and Penny Garman Jack Hermanski Madonna R. Churchill Maureen M. Dombrowski Judy A. Georgantas Juan Hernandez Citizens for Darin Lahood Constance Dorsey David Gerdes J. Don and Rosemary Heyden

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Brianna E. Hickey Jay and Judith Kelly Robert and Cheryl Lees Patrick and Patricia McGinnis Janet Hickey-Kapella Kathleen Kelly John and Tara Leinenweber Daniel P. McGuire William and Patricia Hickey Joyce M. Kelstrom Michael and Carolyn Lemke James and Judith McGuire Robert and Marianne Hill Ellis and Nancy Kennedy Charles and Joan Lennon Marilyn A. McGuire Joyce Hollatz Marialaina Kennedy Leo & Sons Carpet Cleaning, Inc. Lawrence M. McKeon Curtis and Carole Horn Jean and Marie Kenol Tony and Sara Leone Patrick and Barbara McKeown Frederick and Juliana Horvath Michael J. Kesich Mary Jane Lepo Harry T. McSteen Joseph and Kathleen Hren Steven and Fina Kiefer Diane M. Lewis Moira M. McSteen Arthur and Harriet Hrvatin Gerald and Galey Kielian William E. Lichtenauer Jeffrey and Emily Meader Richard J. Huckler, DMD John and Sylvia Kinney Br. Jeffrey Lima, O. Carm. Steve and Judy Medvesky Joseph and Maryjo Hudetz Timothy and Nancy Kinsley Kirk and Kimberly Lindquist Edward and Bonnie Meyer Kevin and Andrea Hunt Joyce M. Klinger William and Kristine Linneweh John Robert Meyer Jeremy and Amber Hylka Cris and Teresa Kodiak Joyce Lockwood Robert and Karen Meyer Illinois State Council Jean Konrad Barrett and Jeanne Long Thomas and Beverly Meyer Jillian Inserra Max R. Konzelman Steven J. Lucas Leonard and Shirley Micklich Nicholas M. Inserra Kevin and Colleen Koontz Carolyn M. Lux Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Timothy Inserra Colleen P. Kovic Thomas and Anna Lux Jason and Sarah Midlock James C. Irby Michael and Shari Kovic Richard and Barbara Lyons Mark Midlock Robert and Marie Ivnik Mark and Diana Kowaliczko Pedro and Midge Machado John and Edith Mihelich Tony and Mary Jo Janc Amie N. Kraatz Walter J. Magdziarz Matthew J. Mikuska Jania Family Andrew K. Krantz Richard J. Mahoney Steven and Jennifer Miller Tom and Jenny Jasper Christopher and Laura Kreid Gerald and Judith Maier Christopher and Natalie Minarich Jacob and Keri Jaworski Kenneth C. Krier Helen M. Malinowski Michael and Carolyn Minik Michael T. Jerger Martin and Lucienne Krizka Duane and Connie Mallicoat James and Virginia Mladic Christopher M. Jeske Raymond and Carol Krizmanic Carol A. Maloney Raymond and Polly Ann Mondrella Joan M. Jevitz Ryan and Jana Kubacki Patrick T. Manning April L. Moore Donald and Lisa Johnson Richard and Dolores Kuban Philip and Marguerite Marchio Mark and Elizabeth Moore Brian and Kristin Jones Paula Kucharcz Brad and Sara Marconi Frank and Nancy Mores Elizabeth W. Jones L. Claude Aschinberg M.D., Ltd. Bryan and Megan Marconi Matthew and Danielle Morrissette Joseph A. Matz & Association, Ltd. Mary Lou Ladas John and Carol Markley Lawrence and Tamara Morrissey Jostens David and Nancy Lagger Dan and Judy Marshall Zita Moser Maureen Juhas Lois M. Laken James and Pamela Martin Maureen D. Mudron Mary Jo Jump John R. Lamb Deborah J. Martincich Shamus and Mary Mudron Austin P. Kairis Richard and Sandra Landrey Dustyn R. Martincich David and Laura Mueller David and Suzanne Kairis David E. Langdon Kathleen E. Matthews Matthew and Nancy Mueller Wesley and Tabitha Kairis Kevin J. Las Edward and Peggy Mayer Richard L. Mueller, Ph.D. Robert and Kimberly Kaluzny Thomas and Martha Las Terrence and Nancy Maynard Rosemary Mueller Patrick J. Kane Patrick and Julie Lathrop Daniel and Debra McCarthy Kimberly A. Muhich Robert M. Kane † Linda Laughton William and Linda McConnell Scott and Jennifer Munday Timothy and Christen Kane James Laur Family Karen A. McCormack Gerald and Mary Jo Murphy Jack and Carlene Kaps James R. Laurenti Mark and Patricia McCormack Marc and Linda Musser Edward and Mary Kasarskis Law Office of John E. Salgado Cory and Elizabeth McDermott Barbara Mutz Kegler’s - Crest Hill Lanes David and Mary Lawson Joseph and Norma McFadden Colette A. Naal Michael and Kristin Kelley Peter and Kathleen Lazar Terry and Susan McFadden Jan and Joyce Nahorski Deva E. Kelly Richard and Marian Leaman Earl F. McGary Glen and Dolores Narducci James and Kerry Kelly Sean and Jeanne Leeders Patrick and Maryann McGinnis Jerome A. Nasenbeny

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Bryan Nelson and Elizabeth Thomas J. Piasecki Raymond and Shirley Russ Elaine T. Smith Tortorello-Nelson Donald and Marjorie Picha Mark and Lesley Ruzon Marlene B. Smith William and Michelle Nelson James and Kimberly Pinta Lawrence and Michelle Rydzewski Robert C. Smith Barbara A. Neustadt Plante and Associates, Inc. Patricia A. Sager Wayne and Audrey Smith Andrew Newcomb and Kathleen Andrew J. Plese Martha Salata Joann Smothers Carey-Newcomb Anthony and Dorothy Plese James and Mary* Salisbury † Sharon T. Sobolewski Beverly J. Nolan Eileen A. Plese Kurt and Deborah Sanders Richard R. Softcheck John Nona Paul J. Pluth James and Dana Sarcletti Raymond and Vicky Soliman Lois Norton Megan M. Pokorny Michael and Sheila Sasso Eric and Katherine Sorg David and Jane Novitski Donna L. Pope Michael and Kristine Scahill Richard and Marilyn Sorg Anna M. Nunez Ronald and Beth Poplawski Michael and Patricia Schelfhout Mark and Katherine Sowa James and Ann O’Brien Ryan and Amanda Popow Thomas and Deborah Schelfhout David and Karen Spreitzer Michael and Nicole O’Brien Gary and Marnie Powers Jack and Toni Schimanski James and Lori Spreitzer Antonio and Alicia Ochoa Michael and Barbara Powers Matt and Tristin Schimanski Kenneth and Mary Spreitzer Dale and Karen O’Connell Thomas D. Principali Timothy and Jane Schmig Sarah J. Stahl James and Margaret O’Connell Gerald and Karen Pubentz William and Victoria Schmitz Lauren Staley-Ferry Robert C. O’Day Cedric and Lynn Putnam Ann Marie Schrader Rhyen and Nicolette Staley William and Patricia O’Donnell Quest Food Management J. Richard and Mildred Schuster Richard Stampanato Mike and Ana O’Hare Services, Inc. Paul E. Schweizer Michael Starosta Margaret M. Olsen Keith Rademacher Mary Ann Schwerha State Farm Insurance Companies - Richard and Anne O’Malley Elizabeth A. Raden Wayne and Catherine Scroggins John Harrison Joseph and Josephine Orlovich Carlo and Mary Ragusa Christie L. Seddon State Farm Insurance - Robert and Karen Ospalik Matthew A. Ramuta Janet L. Seddon Richard T. Papp Sarah J. Ostrem Paul Raspolich Steven and Amy Sefton State Farm Insurance - Tom and Mary Ostrem Morgan R. Reardon Stanley and Catherine Senffner John D. Wright Laura K. Pahl Clarence and Linzette Red Michael and Kelly Senko Michael and Laura Stebbins Alfred and Tammy Paolucci Kirk and Beverly Reeves Louis and Mary Servin Richard M. Stefanich Dominic M. Paone Theodore and Barbara Reineking Diane M. Sewing Raymond and Rose Stefanski Bryan and Kimberly Papesh John and Margaret Rems Daniel and Jean Sharp Edgar and Adelle Steffey Lillian D. Papesh Harold and Arlene Reuvers Michael J. Shea Thomas and Yolanda Stein Francis and Dianne Parker Ronald and Patricia Richards Robert and Rosemary Shea Thomas and Katherine Stengele Karen A. Parriott John and Catherine Ridgway William and Nancy Sheridan Robert and Rosemary Stephen Robert M. Parthun Catherine A. Rigazio Scott and Karen Shinners Gary and Karen Sterling Robert and Sheila Passehl Daryl Lynn Rinkuns Shorewood Animal Hospital Steven C. Logan, D.D.S, Ltd. Barbara M. Paul Richard and Helen Roach Shorewood Family Dental Care, LLP Judith M. Stewart Dennis Paul Tina Robanske Sophia J. Siebert Linda A. Sticklen Ronald Pawlowski and Jennifer Matthew and Rebecca Robbins Janet M. Siegel Robert and Eileen Stillwell Nahorski Dale and Sandra Rodeghero Jeffrey and Jill Siegfried Rick and Jill Stockman Bruce and Nancy Payne Michael and Margaret Roesel Anthony and Maria Simone Norman and Marguerite Stoiber Oduardo and Margaret Periu Michael and Sally Rogina David and Janice Sims Raymond F. Stoiber Michael and Melissa Pero Frederick and Jean Rohder Raymond J. Sinchak Ronald and Gloria Stone Plainfield Fishing Resort, Inc. Raquel L. Rolih Charles and Susan Skeldon Thomas and Suzanne Streitz Sr. Maria Pesavento, O.S.F. Pat Rommel Gregory and Rosemary Skole John and Catherine Strle James and Rita Petak Thomas and Katherine Ross Sr. Patricia E. Skowronski, O.S.F. Donald and Paula Suhadolc Michael and Lillian Petrick Thomas and Barbara Rowland Matthew and Patricia Slana Carl and Nancy Suligoy Joseph M. Petrosko Kenneth and Laura Ruhaak Daniel and Mary Ann Sloan Christie M. Suligoy Seth G. Peyla Gerald and Janet Russ Craig and Michele Slowik Joseph and Donna Supergan Jeffrey and Julie Phelan Mary Ann Russ Fr. Jeffery Smialek, O. Carm. Jack and Nancy Surin

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Tibor and Lenore Surin Ann L. Vaksdal George and Shelby Vogrin Matthew and Kathryn White Robert Swanson Peter and Judy Valek Joseph and Marilyn Voitik Arthur and Michelle Wilhelmi Jennifer M. Szynal Cynthia A. Vallera Arnold and Carol Volling Vincent J. Wilhelmi Richard Talbot and Jane Judith R. Van Meter Jared and Allyson Voss Daniel L. Wojciechowski Fehrenbacher Glenn and Maureen Van Moffaert Brent and Jean Wadsworth Gary and Lynn Wolz Juliann M. Teasdale Terrance and Lynn Van Tassel Elizabeth C. Wagner Janet W. Woodruff R. Daniel Tessiatore Randall and Christine Vanden Houten Matt and Melissa Waitz Mary Ann Worst Robert and Sherry Testin Mark and Donna Vandyke Robert and Bette Walsh John and Lorayne Wright Charmaine R. Thionville David and Jacquelyn Vanisko Michael and Marilyn Wandolowski Robert E. Wright Thomas B. Braun, DDS, MS, PC Edward J. Vanisko Chris and Katie Ward Michael and Dianne Wuestenfeld Joseph and Ruth Tomala Brian and Amy Vaughan Christine Ward Donna C. Wunderlich Alex and Dorothy Tomasino Michael and Deborah Vazzano Jack R. Warning Aura L. Wynne Robert and Christine Tomasino Rigoberto Vera J. Hunter Warning Kenneth and Melissa Yost Michael and Melissa Trice Robert and Jean Verbiscer Cynthia A. Warren Rudolph and Leslie Yurkovich Frank R. Trizna Louis and Sandra Vercelote Alan and Phyllis Waznis Matthew and Michelle Zanzola Raymond and Luanne Trizna Steve J. Vertin † Patrick M. Webb Lauren and Larry Zeller Joseph and Lois Turk David M. Vidican Dwayne and Jalayne Weis Kayla J. Zembruski Michael and Genieveve Turk Nancy K. Vidmar John and Mary Weis Daniel and Margaret Zerebny Ian T. Tyrell John and Norma Vilutis Jeffrey and Danielle Weiss Jake A. Ziesmer Michael and Kimberly Tyrell James and Georgianna Vinci Melanie Weizeorick Terence and Linda Ziesmer John and Jeanne Ullian Anthony and Meghan Vivaldelli Fr. John F. Welch, O. Carm. Sharon Zych Unilever Matching Gifts Program Gregory and Julene Vogen Thomas and Judith Wente † denotes deceased

ANNUAL GIVING BY CLASS

Many thanks to the following 1942 – 8% Participation Rate 1946 – 5% Participation Rate Rosemary (Vogrin) Stephen members of the SFA-DLS-JCHS- (3 of 39) (3 of 60) Bernard R. Tkaczyk JCA Alumni Association for Glen P. Narducci Leonard P. Kiernan Donna C. (Deiss) Wunderlich contributing to JCA during the Martin P. Uremovic Marilyn A. (Mannell) McGuire 2016-2017 fiscal year. Through Steve J. Vertin † Raymond F. Stoiber 1949 – 8% Participation Rate their partnership, volunteerism, (8 of 97) and financial generosity, the 1943 – 3% Participation Rate 1947 – 4% Participation Rate Thomas R. Carbery benefits of a JCA education are (1 of 38) (3 of 67) Joseph F. Glaser extended to new generations of Thomas A. Serena † Emile J. Bayle J. Don Heyden Angels and Hilltoppers. Joan M. (Tonelli) Garavaglia Jean (Howard) Konrad 1944 – 3% Participation Rate Joan M. (Forgette) Sommers James J. Korst NOTE: Participation rates (1 of 30) Robert F. Kuzma indicate the number of donors in Lillian D. (Kobe) Papesh 1948 – 9% Participation Rate Robert M. Stephen relation to the number of “active” (9 of 96) Robert A. Wiegmann class members (i.e. deliverable 1945 – 7% Participation Rate Joseph L. Adler addresses). (4 of 59) Helen M. (Bedesky) Beutel † 1950 – 13% Participation Rate Dolores M. (Terlep) Colabuono John R. Cusick (12 of 93) 1931 – 50% Participation Rate Mary Lou (Bourg) Kozar Richard J. Kuban Thomas L. Bajt (1 of 2) Leonard J. Micklich Patricia M. (Bottino) Peyla Geraldine A. (Knowles) Baskerville Zita (Corcoran) Moser Lloyd W. Schneider Elaine T. Smith John H. Frisch

24 | Tradition | Winter 2018 ANNUAL GIVING BY CLASS W. James Ganson 1954 – 7% Participation Rate Patricia A. (Keca) McGinnis Mary Jane (Coyne) Lepo Dolores M. (Bebar) Kuban (12 of 163) William C. Naumann Judith A. (Hnetkowsky) Maier Catherine A. (Larkin) Kuzma Sybella (Marso) Bajt Donald A. Picha John Robert Meyer Marian (Fehrenbacher) Leaman John D. Callans Shelby J. (Brown) Vogrin Beverly J. (Martin) Nolan Joseph M. McFadden Yvonne (Vogrin) Callans Fr. John F. Welch, O. Carm. James J. Petak Polly Ann (Troha) Mondrella Sondra L. (Fahrner) Henneberry Thomas P. Piskur Raymond J. Russ Arthur A. Hrvatin, Sr. 1957 – 4% Participation Rate Gerald M. Pubentz Stanley J. Senffner Norma M. (Cardwell) McFadden (9 of 222) John A. Ridgway Vincent J. Wilhelmi Eileen A. (Hrvatin) Plese Anita C. (Bulfer) Bottomley Sandra S. (Valek) Seaborg Richard T. Roach Richard P. Burns Thomas R. Stein 1951 – 6% Participation Rate Michael J. Sasso Catherine R. (Fitzgerald) Cook Juliann M. (Torkar) Teasdale (7 of 111) Fr. Paul E. Schweizer, O. Carm. Mary Lou (Hibler) Erjavec † Dennis B. Trizna Joseph W. Korst James E. Walsh Evelyn (Skul) Felbinger Peter D. Valek James E. McGuire Suzanne (Turk) Wright Friends of ‘57 Birthday Club Charles N. Wheeler, III Phyllis A. Olsta Colleen P. (Gleason) Kovic Daniel F. Zerebny Joseph Orlovich, Jr. 1955 – 8% Participation Rate Robert C. O’Day Richard C. Talbot (14 of 183) Arlene J. (Zelko) Reuvers 1960 – 5% Participation Rate Joseph J. Turk, Sr. Edward W. Andrews Carol L. (Onofrey) Volling (16 of 341) Joseph J. Voitik, Sr. Rita A. (Lehman) Barnes Edward R. Bycznski Helene A. (Bachara) Brandau 1958 – 6% Participation Rate Elbert W. Carroll 1952 – 7% Participation Rate David R. Carey (15 of 242) Douglas D. Clinton (9 of 135) John P. Coyne Mary A. (Kaffer) Bernickus Joann (Martin) Crowther Mary A. (Kuzma) Bolek James A. Hanlon Nicholas M. Di Filippo Patricia A. (Liker) Graham Donald E. Buss Rosemary (Grobarcik) Heyden Joseph E. Duffy Mary Anne (Wilhelmi) Hartnett Jane E. Fehrenbacher Bernard J. Kestel † Judith A. (Yonke) Farris Joan M. (Senffner) Jevitz George H. Herbst Gerald K. Maier Sheila J. (Acher) Groscost Barbara M. (Fehst) Lausch Helen M. (Dumyahn) Malinowski Carol M. (Planing) Markley Frances M. (Kararo) Hakey Frank C. Mores Matthew A. Ramuta John L. Markley Richard M. Hakey Robert M. Parthun Lois A. (Rezick) Turk Patricia A. (Ryan) Sager Sr. Grace Henneberry, O.P. Sr. Maria Pesavento, O.S.F. George R. Vogrin Mary Ann (Kovalcik) Schwerha Edward and Judith Kamnikar William K. Sheridan Suzanne M. (McGrath) Whalen Jean L. (Pluth) Verbiscer Carol A. (Ardaugh) McCafferty Richard M. Stefanich Earl F. McGary Frank R. Trizna 1953 – 9% Participation Rate 1956 – 8% Participation Rate Richard L. Mueller Robert J. Walsh (12 of 136) (17 of 211) J. Richard Schuster Margaret (Komar) Zerebny Jean A. (Juricic) Herbst Eugene S. Buldak Louis P. Vercelote, Jr. Leonard J. Hertko Carol L. (Janke) Cenar Nancy K. (Lander) Vidmar 1961 – 4% Participation Rate John A. Kelly John F. Cronin (15 of 338) Robert M. Kochevar Lee J. Crowther 1959 – 8% Participation Rate Bert G. Adams, Jr. William E. Lichtenauer Walter J. Gajcak (23 of 278) Terrence J. Allison Judith A. (Rogan) McGuire Judith A. (Boban) Georgantas Paul F. Buss Michael J. Berta, Sr. Margaret M. (Connor) Peifer Mary Jo (Miller) Janc Cecilia (Darguzis) Dernulc Sharon (O’Brien) Berta Dorothy (Bajt) Plese JCHS Reunion Class of 1956 Constance (Conroy) Dorsey Madonna R. Churchill Raymond J. Sinchak Robert M. Kane † Ronald J. Erjavec John T. Delrose Matthew F. Slana Raymond A. Krizmanic Thomas P. Fitzgerald Dennis W. Dombrowski Marlene B. (Mankowski) Smith Charles F. Lennon, Jr. Thomas C. Giarrante Rose Mary (Gale) Giarrante David M. Vidican Joan M. (Guerin) Lennon Mary Lou (Werner) Ladas JCHS/SFA Reunion Class of 1961 Philip G. Marchio Lois M. (Legan) Laken Raymond E. Jones

25 | Tradition | Winter 2018 ANNUAL GIVING BY CLASS James W. Kelly Ann L. (Maierhofer) Vaksdal Barbara Mutz Mary A. (Shankland) Lawson David E. Langdon Linda (Fracaro) Ziesmer David E. Novitski Robert J. Mantovani Edward J. Meyer Joseph B. Peraud Patrick F. Mudron Frederick J. Rohder 1964 – 5% Participation Rate Joseph M. Petrosko, Jr. Lynn M. (Antole) Putnam Leila M. (Cherven) Ryan (21 of 386) William J. Phelan Michael A. Rogina Delia A. (Slack) Trizna James J. Barello Collette A. (Kodrick) Quigley Catherine M. (Sinkular) Scroggins Thomas C. Bundy Dennis F. Quigley Rose M. (Wilhelmi) Stefanski 1962 – 8% Participation Rate Timothy J. Burns Wayne J. Scroggins Adelle M. (Krupinski) Steffey (24 of 308) Joseph P. Carey John A. Ullian Linda A. Sticklen Denis G. Ancel Patricia M. (St. Ange) Caroll Judith R. (Ruettiger) Van Meter John J. Strle Maryann (Katz) Ancel Scott S. Crowther David M. West Cecile A. (Clennon) Blau Susan J. (Surinak) Crowther Linda M. Wheeler 1968 – 3% Participation Rate James A. Buchar Suzanne (Peck) Facchina (12 of 347) Patricia A. (Pasich) Butterbach Joseph T. Girard 1966 – 7% Participation Rate Sandra A. (Nemitz) Blank Patricia A. (Malek) Car Thomas P. Grohar (24 of 357) Joseph Casanova James J. Darguzis Ronald W. Jones Gerald Anderson Maureen M. (Paul) Dombrowski Diane C. (Elens) Dow Virginia D. (Deiss) Jones Mary C. (Softcheck) Blake Juanita K. (Dryer) Glover Kathryn A. (Furdeck) Fitzgerald Edward J. Kasarskis Joyce (McDonald) Bobich Janet Hickey-Kapella Diane (Felbinger) Habiger Thomas E. Las James B. Canaday Carroll (Schmitz) Klotz Marilyn (Plavec) Jones Patrick G. McKeown Mary Kay (Bourrie) Cooper Frank J. Krumpoch Michael J. Kesich Rosemary (Pasdertz) Mueller Laurie J. (Tasharski) Driscoll Kevin J. Las Joyce M. Klinger Ronald M. Poplawski Daniel F. Foster Martha A. (McGrath) Las Richard J. Lyons Loretta M. (Fenili) Schroeder Allen R. Graham Steven J. Lucas G. Dan Marshall Thomas R. Sefcik Susan E. Haley Lawrence M. McKeon Bernadette (Jaskoviak) Meyer James T. Waters Juliana M. (Jursinic) Horvath Margaret M. Olsen Jerome A. Nasenbeny Daniel L. Wojciechowski Deva E. Kelly John W. Rems Kathleen (Boyle) Kelly 1969 – 5% Participation Rate Jean (Marolt) Rohder 1965 – 8% Participation Rate John F. Kinney, Jr. (18 of 342) Henry F. Simon (31 of 380) Joan M. (Spolarich) Krumpoch Richard D. Bagnell Christopher J. Ward Margaret (Kennedy) Benoit Barbara (Ivnik) Lyons William B. Benson Patrick M. Webb, Jr. Jeffery J. Bowden Kathleen (Downey) McConaghy Paula (Sosnoski) Boley Rudolph N. Yurkovich Thomas S. Callans Maureen D. Mudron Sheila J. (Orr) Caliban Terence C. Ziesmer Margaret M. (Duffy) Carey Mary Jo (Williams) Murphy Mary D. (Lagger) Cox Lawrence H. Clennon Dale A. Rodeghero Christopher Foster 1963 – 4% Participation Rate Pamela R. (Van Duyne) Clennon Sandra D. (Brown) Rodeghero Elizabeth C. (Shankland) Hansen (13 of 298) Theresa H. (Prisegem) Cooley Daniel R. Staniszewski Michael W. Hansen John F. Burns Edward F. Crobie Janice M. (Jaksetich) Staniszewski Jean A. (Fitzgerald) Hooks James P. Fenton M. Linda Deiss Lawrence W. Wiers Stephen V. Hooks Joanne (Werner) Fitzgerald Kenneth R. Facchina Lauren (Wallen) Zeller Kathleen A. (Chamberlain) Hren William J. Fitzgerald Marcia (Tomac) Fitzgerald Richard R. Kinney Frank Golf, Jr. Nancy L. (Frantini) Futterer 1967 – 5% Participation Rate Connie L. (Minarich) Mallicoat Mary Lou (Barbic) Golf Marcella J. (Matay) Gibson (16 of 349) Dominic M. Paone Timothy A. McAfee Patrick T. Gonzalez Gail M. (Bozych) Crobie Mary Ann Russ James E. Partak James C. Goss Bernice L. (Hanus) Freeman Mary E. (Kramer) Servin Thomas J. Rowland Catherine Hanus-Zank Robert J. Ivnik Marguerite E. (Veras) Stoiber Janet M. (Benedick) Russ Mary L. (Cerven) Hayes Carlene A. (Griffin) Kaps Raymond J. Trizna Sr. Patricia E. Skowronski, O.S.F. Midge (Collofello) Machado John E. Kaps Steve J. Medvesky Carol M. (Clennon) Kodiak 26 | Tradition | Winter 2018 ANNUAL GIVING BY CLASS 1970 – 3% Participation Rate James P. Massa 1975 – 7% Participation Rate Mark C. Kowaliczko (11 of 355) Karen A. (Fagan) Parriott (23 of 326) Deborah J. (Horvath) Martincich Patricia (Shutty) Casanova John P. Perconte Sandra A. (Runge) Allen Ronald J. Matuszewski Michael R. Draznik Susan L. (Dulny) Skeldon Terri L. (Chignoli) Ambrozich Karen A. McCormack Thomas W. Hansen Alan E. Waznis John Becker Daniel P. McGuire Grant W. Ohlson, III Judith K. (Sheridan) Wente Victoria A. (Marocco) Blackburn Thomas J. Olsen Jean (Mitchell) Ohlson Melanie A. (Madarik) Boetto Richard F. O’Malley, Jr. Oduardo S. Periu, Jr. 1973 – 4% Participation Rate Jane Condon-Boyer Mark Parker Thomas D. Principali (14 of 328) Jeffrey R. DeJule Susan L. (Perry) Peyla Keith Rademacher Maristella Baietti David W. Douglas Kirk D. Reeves Sharon T. (Brown) Sobolewski Nancy K. Bannon Roy E. Duchene, Jr. Catherine A. (Merriman) Rigazio Ruth R. (Kramer) Tomala Lawrence R. Blackburn James J. Foster Kimberly A. (Furman) Roolf Cynthia A. (Mock) Warren Susan M. (Shankland) Flavin Daniel J. Fumagalli Janet M. (Reddy) Schalk Paula A. Kucharcz Mary Jo (Hickey) Jump Jane A. (McGrath) Schmig 1971 – 6% Participation Rate Robert J. Malnar Nancy J. (Carroll) Kinsley Janet L. (Sandretto) Seddon (20 of 332) William J. Nelson John R. Lamb Michael J. Shea Charles Beutel John R. Pouk Walter J. Magdziarz Janet M. (Wallace) Siegel Lloyd M. Bowden Mary Ellen (Vertin) Reato Debra A. (Vidano) Perrine Richard R. Softcheck J. Michael Carney Gregory J. Skole Carey J. Quigley Donald J. Strle Jeffery H. Curran Marilyn (Levek) Sorg Diane C. (Borio) Reichstadt R. Daniel Tessiatore Robert M. Flavin James B. Spreitzer Deborah M. (Shepherd) Sanders Robert J. Tomasino Michael Gahan Nancy (Prince) Suligoy Jean M. (Lange) Sharp James R. Trizna Michael P. Griffin Mark D. Weinhold Raymond R. Soliman Cynthia A. Vallera John H. Hazzard Gloria (Brown) Stone Deborah A. (Keenan) Vazzano Perry C. Hendrickson 1974 – 7% Participation Rate Donald J. Thomas Robert E. Wright Robert S. Krol (21 of 301) Peter P. Lazar, Jr. William J. Bayci 1976 – 15% Participation Rate 1977 – 4% Participation Rate Michael J. Minarich James A. Blackburn, Jr. (45 of 298) (12 of 301) Margaret M. (Plankar) Periu Paul V. Boetto Linda (Lambert) Abderholden Laurence A. Bornhofen Gregory L. Peyla Jeanne M. Buzinski William C. Adelman James M. Boucher Jean T. Quigley David G. Gorski Christopher J. Adler Terrence J. Broderick Mary V. (Knick) Samusevich Mark L. Gould Lori M. (Bertrand) Adler William F. Burich Michael F. Scahill Joseph D. Hren Lisa M. Anselmino Mary Lou (Egizio) Catalani Mary Ann (Murphy) Sloan David J. Lagger Lynn M. (Kovic) Baginski Colleen (O’Malley) Driscoll Alexander Z. Sosenko J. Barrett Long Lauri M. (Marco) Bank Andrea L. (Johnson) Gancarczyk Robert O. Wiesemann Kathleen M. (Mondrella) Major Michael T. Bank James M. Pinta Elizabeth A. (Catalino) Moore James T. Bourg James J. Roth 1972 – 4% Participation Rate John D. Rogers Michael T. Carbery Genieveve B. (Barr) Turk (15 of 361) Michael J. Schelfhout Peggie A. (Filotto) Conrad Michael D. Turk Edward A. Codo Victoria A. (Wruk) Schmitz Julie (Portegys) Crews Jeffry A. Tyler Edward D. D’Arcy, Jr. William B. Schmitz Sharon (Seneker) DeJule Charlene M. (Stiglich) Fumagalli Daniel W. Sharp Stephen G. Dyer 1978 – 5% Participation Rate Douglas A. Fumagalli David J. Stengele Robert F. Fedo (14 of 309) Michael J. Grace Paula J. (Gabrys) Suhadolc Mary A. (Holmes) Fritz Jill R. (Cemeno) Glavan Thomas M. Hickey Jeffrey A. Thompson Amy T. (Plankar) Gahan Louis J. Glavan, III Stephen J. Jenco, Jr. Norma J. (Uremovic) Vilutis Mary (Condon) Green Laura J. (Fehrenbacher) Kreid Mary S. (Futterer) Loscheider Marilyn J. (Perconte) Wandolowski Douglas E. Hayes Patrick A. Lathrop Paul H. Loscheider Steven E. Kiefer Linda (Soberski) Laughton

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James J. Nonnie Douglas Giaudrone, Jr. Andrew J. Plese 1986 – 12% Participation Rate Brent G. Ostoich Donald J. Gould Paul J. Pluth (41 of 330) Teresa (Shea) Ostoich Ted P. Hammel Gary G. Powers Suzanne M. (Fitzgerald) Arnett Thomas C. Schelfhout JCHS/SFA Reunion Class of 1981 Mark Sowa Jason D. Au James R. Stangle, Jr. John D. Leinenweber Ronald P. Bebar Judith M. (Krzysciak) Stewart Harry R. McSteen 1984 – 5% Participation Rate Andrea (Futterer) Bertani Joseph J. Turk, Jr. Mark Midlock (17 of 351) Peter P. Bertani Michael W. Tyrell Jeffrey F. Schmitz Laura L. (Rohder) Bauer Philip A. Branshaw Maureen (Burich) Van Moffaert Kent A. Voyce Michael J. Bedesky Michael S. Callans Denise M. Werner Thomas J. Bell, III Lisa (Tapella) Clark 1979 – 3% Participation Rate Patricia A. (Wiegmann) Blue Jennifer (Taylor) Crotty (11 of 339) 1982 – 5% Participation Rate David A. Christiansen Beth A. (Saranczak) Ferguson Matthew G. Bertani (17 of 338) Daniel J. Kinzler Lisa M. (Subar) Fetters Paul D. Carbery Suzanne M. Adamic Michael J. Kovic Christina K. Fleming-Giesinger Mary E. (Dye) Cauffman Joseph L. Adler, III Kelly A. (Kent) Melone Sally (Nolan) Giegerich Mary J. (Whalen) Hannon Patricia L. (Gentile) Adler Daniel J. Mihelich Mary C. (Burke) Gliwa Jeffrey J. Kinzler Rev. Bradley S. Baker Thomas J. Piasecki Michelle Griffith-Roderich Jeanne (Nilles) Long Michael A. Boban Thomas M. Ross, Jr. Alsera S. (Graham) Hayes David J. Paul Salvatore Cassello, Jr. Susan K. (Ryan) Runde Andrea (Suligoy) Hunt Douglas M. Sasso John C. Cox Kenneth J. Spreitzer JCHS/SFA Reunion Class of 1986 Dan M. Skolds David J. Duff Daniel M. Whalen Marialaina (Potter) Kennedy Thomas D. Tyrell Douglas P. Hutchison, Jr. Gary F. Wolz Christine A. Laciak David C. Wilhelmi Leslie A. (Delrose) Hutchison Lynn A. (Madej) Wolz Brad J. Marconi Donald J. Londergon Mary C. (Peterson) Yost Ann (Schuster) O’Brien 1980 – 5% Participation Rate Raymond J. Meyer Ana (Romero) O’Hare (15 of 316) John R. Mihelich 1985 – 6% Participation Rate Alfred L. Paolucci, Jr. Kathy A. (Abday) Bertani Patrick W. Sharp (19 of 340) Tammy (Adams) Paolucci Katherine M. (Mahalick) Buehler Robert L. Testin Kimberly A. (Maday) Baker † Robert K. Passehl Jacqueline E. (Carlin) Cherwin Christine (Kremer) Vanden Houten Todd R. Baker Kristine M. (Reuvers) Payne James W. Filotto Steven J. Vanisko Patrick T. Bannon Jeffrey S. Phelan Joseph N. Folk Steven M. Blotnik John A. Quinn JCHS/SFA Reunion Class of 1980 1983 – 6% Participation Rate Thomas P. Dow Elizabeth A. (Boyle) Raden Patrick J. Kane (19 of 318) Andrew J. Frieders Clarence J. Red, III Patrick D. Keenan John W. Ancel Charles A. Hauck Martha Salata Michael J. Korst Richard A. Bernickus Amy S. (Funk) Holbrook Ann Marie (Loughran) Schrader James L. Martin Jennifer (Costello) Bertino Bradley J. Holbrook Suzanne M. (Whalen) Schuler Carolyn (Turk) Minik Paul F. Bertino Robert D. Kaluzny Karen M. (Rende) Shinners Michelle A. (Reiter) Nonnie Annette E. (Facinelli) Boban Thomas J. Meyer Sophia J. (Georgis) Siebert Michael J. Petrick James R. Crowe, Jr. Dawne A. (DeBenedetti) Mihelich Laura (Tortorello) Stebbins David Sims Antonio D’Amico Rebecca L. (Mutz) Nahas Katherine E. (Petru) Stengele Mary M. (Naal) Underwood Robert M. Dow, Jr. Stephen J. Nahas Jill (Rusniak) Stockman Edward J. Vanisko, Jr. Christopher E. Goolsby James R. Sarcletti David J. Vanisko Jeffrey J. Gromos Mark J. Scheuber Margaret A. (Kuzma) Warning 1981 – 4% Participation Rate Mark E. Karner Susan (Schoener) Scheuber Arthur J. Wilhelmi (12 of 281) Thomas C. Kennedy Michael C. Stebbins Joellen (Ramirez) Broderick Anita (Kraus) Lane Christine Ward 1987 – 4% Participation Rate Lawrence R. Burich Kenneth R. Mihelich (12 of 342) Edward J. Dollinger James W. Missig Jennifer L. Bertino-Tarrant 28 | Tradition | Winter 2018 ANNUAL GIVING BY CLASS Kevin J. Buchar 1990 – 9% Participation Rate Pedro Arellano, Jr. 1996 – 7% Participation Rate Colleen (Graham) Dow (20 of 224) Melisa M. (Marietta) Ferro (13 of 192) Maryjo B. (Attolico) Hudetz Andrew E. Anderson Nicholas C. Ferro Andrew Bianchi Chad Kuhar Robert A. Bailey Cary A. (Sienko) Jenkins Timothy J. Black Claudette (Burza) Kuhar Susan M. (Ruettiger) Bebar Ivanka A. (Markun) Miller George J. Buck Sara (Hinze) Marconi Lori (Bruno) Brascia Kimberly A. Muhich Catherine I. Cerri Kathleen A. (Quinn) Michel Cory R. Brenczewski James M. O’Brien Jeffrey R. Grimm Amy L. (Lausch) Mihelich Michael Cardwell Carlo A. Ragusa Donald J. Johnson Danielle (Briscoe) Morrissette David M. Czerkies Peter S. Tortorello Matthew J. Mikuska Colette A. Naal Ann L. (Berta) Gehrke Jared M. Voss Mary E. (Konzelman) Moore Marnie A. (Fredrickson) Powers William F. Jenkins, Jr. Rebecca L. (Kemp) Robbins Colleen M. (Petak) Koontz 1993 – 5% Participation Rate Lauren B. Staley-Ferry 1988 – 6% Participation Rate Bryan G. Marconi (10 of 209) Rigoberto Vera (23 of 366) Emily J. (Sieracki) Meader Isidro A. Casillas, Jr. Melissa M. (Stasko) Waitz Mark M. Alstott Jeffrey R. Meader Patricia K. Delrose Jeffrey C. Weiss Katherine (Senffner) Atassi Jennifer L. (Newman) Miller Robert C. Dockendorf, Sr. Thomas F. Blaskey Margaret A. (Rohder) Roesel Traci L. Flowers-Valacak 1997 – 2% Participation Rate Bryan T. Buss Mark A. Ruzon Eric J. Futterer (3 of 182) Patrick R. Cardwell Holly A. (Jones) Scordo Kristin M. (Crobie) Horn Jamie A. Brenczewski Amy L. (Allen) Cox Gus T. Sparagis Mary K. (Kane) Mudron Nicole M. (Rohder) Brenczewski Jason T. Cox Melanie (Hiller) Weizeorick Mary A. (Russell) Ragusa Nicholas E. Fidler Stephen M. Egizio Max Ziesmer Amy E. (O’Brien) Sefton Maria S. (Mellinger) Fischer Keri L. (Simon) Spotofora 1998 – 2% Participation Rate Tamara (Petak) Gosslin 1991 – 8% Participation Rate (4 of 166) Joseph P. Hudetz (18 of 215) 1994 – 5% Participation Rate Christopher S. Kinsella Kristin M. (Brown) Kelley Scott A. Allgood (11 of 213) Max R. Konzelman Michael F. Kelley, Jr. Michelle A. (Scroggins) Colleen C. (Hooks) Abbott Amanda M. (Klotz) Quinn Bryan W. Kopman Brenczewski Mark J. Adler Matt Schimanski John R. Lausch, Jr. Kathleen Carey-Newcomb Michael J. Heenan April L. Moore Jennifer M. DeGeus Jean J. Kenol 1999 – 2% Participation Rate David M. Mueller Christine L. (Graham) Gambs Kristine M. (Koerner) Linneweh (3 of 168) Michael A. Rodriguez, Sr. Eric W. Gray Anthony T. Marino Ragan R. Freitag Michael L. Roesel Kimberly M. (Duncan) Gray Jennifer A. Nahorski Scott A. Munday Jack C. Skole John T. Horn Ronald G. Pawlowski, Jr. Elizabeth C. (Querio) Wagner David M. Spreitzer James C. Irby Daniel J. Phelan Sarah J. Stahl Timothy T. Kane Kevin P. Quinn 2000 – 3% Participation Rate Elizabeth A. Tortorello-Nelson Jana M. (Meader) Kubacki Brian T. Udovich (5 of 162) Jeanne M. (Reiter) Leeders Jillian Inserra 1989 – 2% Participation Rate Timothy J. Miller 1995 – 3% Participation Rate Patrick T. Manning (5 of 304) Michael E. O’Connell (6 of 182) Dustyn R. Martincich Frank V. Camodeca Robert D. Ospalik Mark E. Babcock Melissa S. (Jenco) Trice Anne B. Comer Kenneth M. Ruhaak Maria D. (Yack) Hennessy Michael A. Trice John J. Kane, Jr. Maura C. (Quinn) Williams Michael J. Hennessy Antonio Ochoa Matthew J. Zanzola Jenny S. (Sarcletti) McQuade 2001 – 1% Participation Rate James M. O’Connell Shamus P. Mudron (2 of 176) 1992 – 6% Participation Rate Michelle L. (Kroviak) Wilhelmi Cris W. Kodiak (11 of 198) Cory M. McDermott Michelle (Rhoder) Alstott

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2002 – 4% Participation Rate 2005 – 3% Participation Rate Amie N. (Brown) Kraatz 2012 – 1% Participation Rate (6 of 164) (5 of 198) Anna M. Nunez (2 of 171) Jacob E. Jaworski Kevin M. Bayci Raquel L. (Kairis) Rolih Nicole J. Formhals Keri A. (Smutnak) Jaworski Nicholas M. Inserra Christie M. Suligoy Austin P. Kairis Jason J. Midlock Nicholas P. Jaworski Christopher M. Minarich Christopher M. Jeske 2009 – 2% Participation Rate 2013 – 2% Participation Rate Thomas W. Moretti, Jr. Natalie A. (Carlson) Minarich (3 of 200) (3 of 163) Megan M. (Inserra) Pokorny Katherine M. Clausen Jacob R. Bernhard 2006 – .01% Participation Rate Brianna E. Hickey Morgan R. Reardon 2003 – 3% Participation Rate (2 of 221) Timothy Inserra J. Hunter Warning (6 of 201) Andrew K. Krantz Aaron W. Barr Amanda K. (Bornhofen) Moretti 2010 – 3% Participation Rate 2014 – .01% Participation Rate Catherine E. (Lesh) Barr (6 of 213) (1 of 164) Wesley R. Kairis 2007 – 2% Participation Rate Zachary W. Dolph Moira M. McSteen Jeremy J. Orr (4 of 219) Tyler E. Eakle Sarah V. (Bornhofen) Orr Samantha J. (Weber) Bush Kathleen E. Matthews 2015 – .01% Participation Ryan P. Quigley William L. Roth Andrew J. Roth Rate (1 of 171) James M. Scudder Nathan T. Ruzich Jack R. Warning 2004 – 1% Participation Rate Christie L. Seddon Ian T. Tyrell (4 of 276) 2016 – .01% Participation Rate Eric J. Sorg 2008 – 4% Participation Rate 2011 – 2% Participation Rate (1 of 161) Anthony J. Vivaldelli (8 of 201) (3 of 171) Harry T. McSteen Meghan E. (Adler) Vivaldelli Matthew J. Adler Sarah J. Ostrem 2017 Jake A. Ziesmer Maile A. Corpus Seth G. Peyla JCA Class of 2017 Thomas J. Fumagalli Kayla J. Zembruski Anna C. (Bornhofen) Jaworski † denotes deceased

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30 | Tradition | Winter 2018 GIFTS IN KIND There are many ways to make Eterna Med Spa and Laser Vein Lou Malnati’s Pizzeria SFA-DLS-JCHS-JCA Alumni a non-cash gift to JCA. These Center Mark Peter’s Diamond Designs Association people deserve special thanks Fab Werks, Inc. Martin Whalen Office Shorewood Family Dental Care, for their contributions of Michael A. Fenske Solutions, Inc. LLP donated gifts to our school and FranCenter, Inc. David and Kathleen Martyka Siegel’s Cottonwood Farm, Inc. various events throughout the Frankfort Spirits Massage Envy Spa of Shorewood Eric and Kimberly Skipper 2016-2017 fiscal year. Jack D. Geissler McDonalds - Camco Wayne and Audrey Smith John Gerl Patrick McGuire Gianna R. Sobieski Allstate Insurance Company Glenwoodie Golf Club John Robert Meyer Sovereign Restaurant Al’s Steak House Chris and Peg Goolsby Midwest Energy, Inc. Chris and Keri Spotofora American Italian Cultural Society Andrew and Paula Gorski Minarich Graphics & Supplies, Inc. Stainless Sales Corporation Angeli’s David and Diana Gorski Mistwood Golf Club State Farm Insurance – Arbor Tek Services, Inc. Arnold and Denise Grashoff Moore Glass, Inc. James Darguzis Arranmore Farm & Polo Club Guardian Angel Community Services John A. Mraz Studio 305 Salon & Spa Associated Orthodontists Ltd. Hampton Inn Joliet - I-80 New Star Jewelers, Inc. Sumbaum Cycle Autobahn Country Club LLC Sue Harris Nuns 4 Fun Entertainment Michael and Erin Testa Barolo Ristorante Heritage Bluffs Public Golf Course Opera House Steak & Seafood The Cheesecake Factory Robert and Laura Bauer Heroes West Sports Grill Eric and Lori Ortinau James and Cynthia Thomas Bella Cucina Catering J.L. Adler Roofing & Sheet Outdoor Accents Jeffrey and Nancy Thompson James and Barbara Bertino Metal, Inc. Palmer Florist, Inc. Tommy Nevin’s Pub Jennifer L. Bertino-Tarrant Jacob Henry Mansion Paolucci Diamond Center Dave and Sue Trump Roger and Debbie Bistry Edward and Cheryl Jarot Paul Joseph Salon Truth Restaurant Bliss Hair Studio Jayme Zobel Photography David and Cyndi Pennington Turk Furniture Blommer Chocolate Company JCA Athletic Department Margaret Periu Unit Step Company Kim and Kathy Boe JCA Football Mom’s Peter Rubi Produce United Flooring and Covering Bolingbrook Golf Club JCA Jubilate Committee Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc. Uphoff’s Country Kennel John and Debra Brown JCA Parent Board Pollyanna Brewing Company Ronald and Elizabeth Van Dyke Joe and Mary Ellen Burke Joe’s Hotdogs Joliet, LLC Professional Salon Concepts Versed Salon Bob Campbell Photography John G. Shedd Aquarium Providence Bank and Trust VIP Salon and Spa Cemeno’s Pizza Joliet Catholic Academy Quartino Ristorante Visual Image Photography, Inc. Chicago Blackhawks Joliet Country Club Quest Food Management Sheri Voss Chignoli Auto Sales Joliet Park District Services Robert and Christine Voss City Wide Village Mattress, Inc. Joliet Slammers Baseball Club Jacob C. Quigley Joel Voss Classic Cinemas Tonya Jones John and Alexandra Quinn Walt Disney World Co. Coey’s Closet Jostens Russell and Kimberly Rasner White Satin Bridal Cog Hill Golf and Country Club Karisma Boutique Reed’s Canoe Trips, Inc. Wild Tuna Restaurant Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Ellis and Debora Kennedy Rialto Square Theatre Vic and Shannon Wildenradt Restaurants Kent & Melone, LLC James and Luanne Roth Wine & Cheese by TCC David Nelson Exquisite Jewelry, Inc. Kremer Veterinary Services Jenny Ruggiero Wingate by Wyndham - Joliet Divas Salon & Spa Kuhar Vision Care Andrew and Susan Runde Mark and Stephanie Winkle Gloria Dollinger KV Art Lawrence and Christine Ryan WJOL - Friday Mornings with Robert and Elizabeth Dow Lakeshore Beverage - Markham Salon 360 Lynne, Mary & Natalie Duke’s Landscape Services Christopher and Lisa Langbein Salon Haiku Patricia Yeager Edward A. Codo, D.D.S., P.C. Rosa LaPorta-Aranda Salon Platinum LLC Zanies Comedy Nite Club Elite Sports Performance Sean and Jeanne Leeders Sara Boo Creek Lockport Township Park District Savvi Formalwear

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In Memoriam Sadly we acknowledge the passing of the following members of our JCA family:

1935 1950 1960 1968 Loretta G. Lambert Elizabeth L. (Biggins) Connor Richard M. Minella Jacqueline M. (Waters) Sterr Rosarita A. Hennebry Raymond C. Kinney Sharon L. (Ryan) Barbic Michael J. McHugh 1941 1951 1961 1969 Marjorie J. (Schmitz) Simpson George J. Mavrin Catherine L. Biggins Dominic M. Paone 1942 1953 Francis G. Meyers John J. Jeretina Steve J. Vertin Irene F. (Stober) Hietschold George G. Zdralevich Martin R. Furdek Leo R. Corp Marilyn L. (Meditz) Ferguson 1970 1943 Mary Lou (Ferak) Ervin Margaret V. (Posey) Young 1954 Joann (Delrose) Lee Michael J. Sasso 1962 John L. Murphy 1944 Edward F. Russell Mark J. Wermer Robert E. Loscheider Walter J. Hasse, Sr. Sharene L. (Jahnke) Parini 1973 1945 1955 Camille J. (Rogel) Vallrugo 1963 Richard J. Cremeens Helen A. (Buttles) Delaney Joseph M. Baltz Theresa M. (Brock) Cuff Karen Kietzman 1976 1956 1964 Dennis D. Deffenbaugh 1946 Bernadette M. (Scudieri) Laura L. (Brooker) Kubinski Barbara J. (Cusick) Fracaro Anna M. (Adams) Gnidovec Benedict J. Birsa Davidson 1979 Betty (Drauden) Bravato Carroll A. (Webb) Keigher Lawrence J. Testin Frederick W. Marentic Kathleen M. Green Margaret C. (Partak) Masura Paul R. Ruddy 1965 1984 Robert H. Steinke 1957 Joseph A. Banas Francis E. Labuda Robert Radakovich Dianna M. (O’Neil) Howen 1966 1985 1947 Edward P. Berens, Jr. Jane F. (Bowers) Rogan Kimberly A. (Maday) Baker John F. Lapikas Mary A. (Stapinski) Norman Marguerite B. (Keenan) Pesavento 1986 William D. Sealy Mary Lou (Hibler) Erjavec Maureen (O’Leary) Southcomb William H. Fitzgerald Christopher B. Clinton 1948 1967 1958 David E. Vallera 1997 Helen M. (Bedesky) Beutel Shawn L. Carroll John R. Plese Audrey M. Kachelhoffer Jacqueline (Borowski) Gale Janet (Wiegmann) Williams Shirley M. (Berscheid) Grasty 1949 Lorraine M. (Sefcik) Hrubos 1959 Raymond A. Salzman Beverly A. (Jones) Scholtes Rita C. (Maloney) Takacs Camilla (Langdon) Lorimer Robert F. Aschenbrenner Gerald J. Stefka Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let Maureen M. (O’Reilly) Hunsley perpetual light shine upon them.

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