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Division II Volleyball State Champions! A PUBLICATION OF HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL FALL 2018 Division II Volleyball State Champions! PAGE 6 Strategic Initiative News PAGE 21 2018 Hall of Fame Inductees PAGE 23 2017-2018 Donor Recognition Roll OVER 1 17,000 NAMER REASON GRADUATES TO GIVE CELEBRATING OVER 104 YEARS OF TRADITION The Holy Name Fund is the backbone of our annual fundraising efforts. “ The education that everyone It is a direct appeal to all of our constituents to philanthropically support our school. This unrestricted annual fund appeal supports our overall operating has received is far greater in budget, including programs, faculty professional development, facility cost than the tuition that was enhancements, and campus ministry, and also provides financial aid. charged when they were there. As we look continually toward What is the difference between What does it mean the Holy Name Fund and the the future, it is so important to Bridge the Gap? QGala Auction? Q that those students, who The Holy Name Fund is an appeal to our Holy Name’s mission is to provide a faith- have not had the opportunity centered, college preparatory education that community to make an unrestricted donation of sufficient resources, can Adirectly back to the school to support its Ahelps in the formation of young men and mission. Dollars raised at the Gala Auction, women who desire a Catholic education. be rewarded by the gifts The actual cost per student is $12,173 versus specifically through the Namers in Need Live from others who have been Auction, are restricted to support student tuition of $10,250. There is a $1,923 per scholarships and emergency assistance for student GAP between tuition and actual cost. successful, in hope that they families faced with a temporary hardship. Your gift to the Holy Name Fund provides also are.” over 60% of our students with some level of financial support to help bridge the GAP. – Raymond E. Smiley ’44 ON THE COVER On November 10, the Holy Name Varsity Volleyball Team beat Bishop Hartley High School in five sets during the Division II State Championship in Dayton. This FALL 2018 contents is the school’s first ever volleyball state title. Pictured, from left, in the front row: Cecilia Benedict ’20, Caitlin Masters ’20, Lauren Whetstone ’20, Kayla Jarosz ’19, Kelly Lynch ’19, Ava Nice ’19 and Rebecca Bierut ’20. Pictured, from left, in the back row: Assistant Coach Will Green, Zelie Kessler ’20, McKinley Henry ’20, Abriana Marchetta ’21, Jessica Nary ’22, Madison Krause ’20, Megan Oleksik ’20, Samantha Snow ’20, Mary Margaret Adams ’21 and 5 Head Coach Megan Green. Capital Improvements 2 Holy Name Fund 5 Capital Improvements 6 Strategic Initiative News 10 A Wave of Positivity: Introducing the Office of Admission and Diversity INTERACTIVE PRINT Download the free Scan this photo Discover Layar App interactive content Scan photo 12 Go Green Wave: Athletics on page 6 Update to watch 14 Student Corner 6 our video! Strategic Initiative News 17 Moving Forward with Advancement: Auction 18 Crain’s Cleveland Business Ad Campaign 19 There’s No Place Like Home: Namer Notes 20 Krakowiak Golf Outing 21 2018 Hall of Fame Inductees 21 23 Donor Roll 2018 Hall of Fame Inductees Holy Name High School Mission Statement The mission of Holy Name High School is to educate young men and women to proclaim the good news of the Gospel, empowering them to lead Christ-like lives, thus discovering their potential and value in the process of becoming responsible and caring citizens of the global community. The WAVE is an annual publication produced by Holy Name High School. www.holynamehs.com 3 from the president Terrence J. Kenneally ’67, M.A., J.D. Loyal Hearts Firmly United: President A New Chapter in Holy Name High School’s Shelbrey Althoff Blanc ’95, M.A., M.Ed. Principal Rich History Karen Carter, M.A.T. Assistant Principal, Academics and Dear Holy Name High School Family and Friends, Supervision Michael Sullivan, M.P.A. We are called to leave a legacy that sets the example for generations to come. Assistant Principal, Discipline and Student Holy Name High School has arrived at a new chapter in its long and Activities proud history, a chapter that allows for a compelling legacy to remain. Michele Fusco Scoccola, M.A. Over the last two years, we have engaged in a comprehensive, in- Director of Advancement depth review of our past and present, and created a strategic plan Andy Krakowiak ’73, M.A. that will provide the roadmap for the future of Holy Name. Director of Special Initiatives Colleen Corrigan Day ’88 Based on our vision for Holy Name and the objectives of our Director of Alumni Relations and strategic plan, we are proud to present to you the Loyal Hearts Special Events Firmly United strategic initiative. Holy Name’s motto is “The Kate McCall ’05, M.A. School’s the Thing,” and this initiative brings the motto to life, Communications Associate emphasizing the ongoing development of a vibrant school community Debby Marchetta, M.S. that can remain strong for years to come. Manager, Donor Data, Research, and Stewardship This important project will provide the funds necessary to increase our endowment, enhance Trace Althoff our facilities, and strengthen our academic programs. It will celebrate the rich tradition of Director of Admissions Holy Name and our alumni, parents, faculty, staff, administration, friends, and leaders and will ensure that the mission of Holy Name High School thrives and remains vital in our world. Jason J. Reed Director of Diversity and Inclusion Just as young, new generations inspire bold and exciting dreams, so do strong traditions build Bernie Kowal upon each other and open new chapters. Holy Name has arrived at a new chapter in its history Director of Finance and we must respond to the needs of a new generation of Namers. To achieve that objective Academy Graphic Communication will require a bright, fresh outlook, a focus on the future, and a commitment to working Design and Printing together to make Holy Name the best it can be for coming generations. Hal Stata, Stata Productions, Daniel Humphrey ’09, We invite you to carefully read the information given on page 6 and 7 of this magazine and Prestige Portraits and consider joining us in this historic and exciting effort by making Holy Name High School Lillian Paul a part of your philanthropic giving. On behalf of all Holy Name students, administrators, Photo Contributions faculty, and staff members, we offer our most sincere gratitude for your support and generosity. HOLY NAME ADVISORY BOARD Gratefully, Scott Opincar ’87, J.D., Esq., Chair Patrice Alberty Denis Bruncak ’72 Laura Koballa Hudak ’84 Patrick Hyland, Jr. Terrence J. Kenneally ’67 Lori Zoss Kraska ’93 Joseph Laviano ’87 President Timothy Leonard ’84 Scott McCafferty ’85 Thomas Moran, J.C.D. Gregory E. Preisel ’92, CPA This important project will Mark Priebe ’88 Deena Rini ’03, M.B.A. provide the funds necessary Frank N. Rini ’75 to increase our endowment, HONORARY ADVISORY BOARD enhance our facilities, and Rev. John T. Carlin, M.Div., M.A., M.B.A., M.A. strengthen our academic Rev. William Krizner, M.Div. programs. Anthony Magalski ’81, M.D. 4 Holy Name High School capital improvements Visible throughout Indoor and Outdoor UPGRADES Facilities Over the summer and into the fall months, numerous improvements were made to Holy Name High School facilities, specifically to Cicerchi Field, the athletic wing, the main entrance, the classrooms and the cafeteria. Further updates to the school building are already being planned, with chemistry lab renovations slated to begin in May 2019 (see page 6 for more information). With so many upgrades already finished, and more on the horizon, it is safe to say Holy Name is preparing for a bright and prosperous future! 1 1 2 3 4 4 5 5 1 Cicerchi Field: 4 Math, Theology and Art 5 Cafeteria: A new scoreboard, team benches and Classrooms: Major changes were implemented in stands were installed. Desks in Holy Name’s math, theology the cafeteria, which now features food and art classrooms were replaced from AVI Fresh. Chef Sean Rogers Athletic Wing: 2 with much more functional – and prepares a wide variety of items each One of the locker rooms, used primarily comfortable – tables and chairs day, and has the cafeteria open not only by the football and baseball teams, was (see page 6 for more details on this during lunch, but during certain study completely gutted and renovated. Walls initiative). With larger desktops, halls and after school as well. From were painted, a new floor was put down, students are able to move the units buffalo chicken pizza and homemade and wooden doors and benches were together to create more collaborative enchiladas, to macaroni and cheese refinished. As a finishing touch, the room learning environments, while at and a build your own taco bar, the was furnished with brand-new lockers. the same time, giving them more new food has been a huge hit. As an 3 Main Entrance: individual workspace. The soft plastic additional new feature, students and The stone façade was reinforced and chairs provide flexible seating that staff can also put money on accounts cleaned. Brighter lighting was also added, allows for moderate movement and via PaySchools Central, an online with the updates ensuring students and boosts concentration. payment platform that is used to help visitors are greeted by both a clean and safe make managing lunch payments easier. entrance. www.holynamehs.com 5 strategic initiative news Already an institution characterized by academic excellence and Catholic values, Holy Name High School is a place where the foundations of a young person start to take shape.
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