FALL 2018

NEWSA PUBLICATION FOR THE MARTIN COMMUNITY

4 Summer Immersion 13  CWSP Highlights: INSIDE Shameka Jones Taylor 8 Athletic Highlights: New President Realizes Falls Sports Recap 18  Alumni Spotlight: Lifelong Dream Indira Samuels ’10 PAGE 14 9 Student Spotlight: Sophomores for Service 20 Donor Roll Message from the Board Chair

I am always amazed by how so many aspects of life come full circle. Through my involvement with Saint Martin over the past 12 years, I have seen it over and over again first-hand. Whether it is seeing our alums all over Cleveland transforming our workforce, or their return to campus to mentor our President current students, it is truly special to see how our kids have Chaz Napoli, ext. 363 used their Saint Martin education to serve the greater good in Vice President, our region. Corporate Work Study Program Shameka Jones Taylor, ext. 288 A shining example of this is 2008 graduate Gary Martin. In 2004, as part of Saint Martin’s first class, Gary was taking a Co-Principals Dominic Perry John Fay, ext. 323 chance on this brand new Cristo Rey Network school in the Ryan Hurley, ext. 328 forgotten St. Clair-Superior neighborhood. Upon graduating with Saint Martin’s initial group, Gary left his final words in the 2008 class yearbook: Vice President, Mission Virginia Malloy, ext. 381 I, Gary Martin, leave you the last thing I ever wrote as a student and I must end it Vice President, Advancement on a ‘poetic’ note so my words can be remembered. It’s hard not to choke over Laura Rayburn, (216) 361-0003 my verbs because over the past 4 years, our actions have all been together. We Chief Financial Officer ate, we cried, we laughed. Our school days and work days consumed us and Martha Solarz, ext. 369 unified us as years went by. The memories of those who left our class have been Director of Admissions and the topic of discussion for some time now. No offense to them but they missed Enrollment out on what we were able to grow into, what we strived for and achieved. Our Aundria Hawkins, (216) 881-5406 goals in life may still be similar but their goals are not rooted in a tradition and a legacy we now control. Only we, as the class of ’08, can start to determine what Dean of Students Marcus Prewitt, ext. 211 colleges and the rest of the world think of the education we received here. We are a core of strong men and women with strong minds and as we leave I ask Main Office: that we not forget Saint Martin’s but that we pass the word about all it has. 6202 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44103 Phone: (216) 881-1689 Gary, a graduate of Fairfield University in Connecticut, and now Fax: (216) 881-8303 a Senior Business Development Analyst at Lincoln Electric, has www.saintmartincleveland.org lived true to those words since the day he left our community as a student. He has stayed connected as one of our strongest ambassadors. Gary mentors current students, has emceed our Birthday Bash, and now is the first ever alumnus to be selected to MISSION the school’s Board of Directors! I couldn’t wait for the day to have Inspired by the Gospel, Saint an alumnus on the Board, and I am so proud that Gary is the first Martin de Porres High School is Gary Martin one. He represents so much of the good within the Saint Martin a Catholic college-preparatory family, and as a former student, will bring a historical perspective high school that combines and the real life experience no other Board member has ever had. Gary realizes first- innovative academics with a hand some of the challenges our students have, he lived it, and he knows how to unique work program preparing address those challenges. students of limited economic means to become men and Gary is a trailblazer, but my hope is this is just the beginning. Now in our 15th year as women of faith, purpose and a school community, it is time for the next generation to be involved with the Saint service. Martin movement and transform the lives of future Lions for decades to come. Our 843 alumni and their commitment to Saint Martin are the foundation of our school VISION community. They want what is best for all who walk through our doors. Like me, our Saint Martin de Porres High alums realize that the four years of high school are very formative years, and if we can School prepares students for help in our students’ success, there’s nothing better, it’s what it’s all about. post-secondary success in education and work through a Sincerely, mutually transformative learning experience sustained by 21st Dominic Perry century skills (communication, Board Chair collaboration, creativity and critical thinking), good work habits and a commitment to justice and peace.

2 Saint Martin de Porres High School Fall 2018 News Message from the Co-Principals

Fall is a wonderful time on campus as there is always a buzz in the halls of Saint Martin. It marks an important point in the cycle of the school year, when many new changes are occurring. The graduates of 2018 have started their journey towards graduating college, with an outstanding rate of 95% directly enrolling in college. Additionally, we have 135 freshmen beginning their journey towards high school graduation in 2022. The sophomores are participating in a new initiative to This year, in addition to the volunteer at nearby college credit classes we offer, organizations and John Fay the juniors started we added an entrepreneurial weekly college class and a coding class for counseling meetings as college preparation seniors in partnership with the intensifies. Teachers TEALS (Technology Education are busy planning innovative cross- and Literacy in Schools) project. curricular projects and the seniors have started their year-long capstone project. All 400 students are working at their corporate work study sites with our over 120 incredible partners spread throughout Northeastern Ohio. This year, in addition to the college credit classes we Ryan Hurley offer, we added an entrepreneurial class and a coding class for seniors in partnership with the TEALS (Technology Education and Literacy in Schools) project. In fact, a little later, you will meet one of our graduates, The staff has many new projects Indira Samuels from the class of 2010, who is helping to teach the class before she goes to and programs in development work as a programmer at KeyBank. to strengthen the student All of these academic milestones are essential experience and support for our as we prepare our students for college and young men and women beyond professional success. We are very proud that our students graduate college at double high school. the national average for students of modest economic means. We also take great pride in having over forty graduates working at our corporate work study partners. The staff has many new projects and programs in development to strengthen the student experience and support for our young men and women beyond high school. At Saint Martin de Porres, we are very proud of our student successes and we are truly grateful for the support from the Northeast Ohio community and our stakeholders.

Sincerely,

John Fay & Ryan Hurley ON THE COVER Co-Principals President Chaz Napoli getting to know his student community.

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Summer Immersion

This past summer, several Saint Martin students used part of their break to learn about and get to know others from all over the globe.

EL SALVADOR In early June, recent graduates Enrique Freeman ’18 and Diamond Allen ’18 joined the Parish High School Youth Group on their annual immersion trip to El Salvador. Saint Dominic Parish (located in Shaker Heights) sends delegations to El Salvador five times each year (including the youth trip in June) to visit and build relationships with their sister parish and community of Santo Domingo church and school in the village of Chiltiupan. This year their pastor, Fr. Tom Fanta, graciously asked theology teacher Erin Conway, who also serves as the High School Youth Minister at Saint Dominic, to invite two Saint Martin students to join the trip.

Theology teacher Erin Conway and 2018 graduates The goal of the youth trip was to have the young people Enrique Freeman and Diamond Allen in El Salvador learn about the reality of life in El Salvador (including the history of the civil war) while also getting to know their Salvadoran brothers and sisters. Along with 10 other high school and college students, Diamond and Enrique participated in a variety of activities over the course of the five day trip — visiting two schools, making several home visits, taking a tour of the cooperative farm started in partnership with Saint Dominic, playing in a basketball game against the teenagers of Santo Domingo school, visiting the site of Oscar Romero’s assassination, and putting on a carnival for over 300 local elementary students.

Diamond reflected on her experience,“In that moment, I felt God’s presence thanking me for being there in that time and space. In that moment, I felt loved and appreciated because Diamond finds time for volleyball with a new friend I almost didn’t go to El Salvador, but I’m glad that I did and blessed that I had this experience.”

Enrique spreading kindness by Enrique exploring the village of Chiltiupan passing out candy and treats

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The unmistakable Golden Dome of Notre Dame L to R: Iliya Rosser, Demeshia Darmond, Cali Good, and Cherish McNeil

NOTRE DAME Then in July, four students joined Vice President of Mission, Virginia Malloy, and headed west to the University of Notre Dame for “ND Vision,” thanks to the generosity of the Cleveland Notre Dame Club.

A week that starts with nervous anticipation quickly turns to unabashed excitement as the students settle in for their week in South Bend, IN. Demeshia Darmond ’19, Iliya Rosser ’19, Cali Good ’21, and Cherish McNeil ’21 arrived and anxiously walked onto the quad and met their small group leaders and students from other schools. During their time together, the students all listened to speakers – both professionals Cherish and Demeshia prepare for ND Vision week from all parts of the country and Notre Dame undergraduates who’ve prepared all year for the Vision weeks. Each student is moved and surprised and stretched. By the end of the week they have made new friends, and learned so much about themselves, others, and their faith.

The ND Vision experience has the same effect each time Mrs. Malloy has brought students. “They begin as strangers and as the week unfolds I see the magic of the process bring them all in as they read, share, sing, laugh, dance, and participate in meaningful experiences of prayer and reflection,” she said. “Inevitably, the end is complete with hugs and exchanges of numbers. The car ride home is much noisier than the ride to Notre Dame with their laughter and their excitement to share with Iliya talks to fellow students Famous Notre Dame Grotto family and friends at home.”

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BEGINNING OUR 15TH YEAR At Saint Martin, Lions is not only our nickname, it is the way our staff and students roar into each new school year!

The Class of 2022 arrived a week before their older classmates and were quickly acclimated to the “Saint Martin Way.” Welcome Week included many events to get our newest students ready for the academic challenges that lie ahead, and prepare them for their upcoming Corporate Work Study Freshmen practice their jobs. The freshman class participated in conversation skills during Speed Networking with many professionals Speed Networking with All smiles for the first day of throughout our region, community bonding Cleveland professionals freshman year to learn more about their new classmates, and activities designed to prepare our young men and women for the workforce.

The following week the upperclassmen arrived to an epic pep rally that was loud and proud, and concluded with one of Saint Martin’s great traditions, celebrating the Mass of the Holy Spirit. It is here that all new members of the Saint Martin community are commissioned as one of the family, receiving Saint Martin de Porres medals. Seniors celebrate the start of the school year at the First Day of School Pep Rally

Co-principal John Fay handing out New Faculty and Staff Members were commissioned Saint Martin medals to freshman at Mass of the Holy Spirit students at Mass of the Holy Spirit

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Downtown Day visit to Jones Day

#WonderDay2018: Downtown Day visit to Cleveland City Council Behind the scenes Progressive Field Tour

August continued with many more events to get the kids ready and excited for the 2018-19 school year. “Downtown Day” saw the Class of 2022 visit several professional work sites to learn about and be exposed to what they will experience at their jobs. The month concluded with one of Saint Martin’s most fun and exciting traditions, “Wonder Day,” a day where students have a chance to explore and experience new things throughout our region. Staff and students ventured out on a beautiful, sunny day to see the inner workings of Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Indians; the Geauga County Fair; tours of media giants WKYC, WEWS and CBS Radio; be one with nature in several of our area’s most breathtaking parks, and so much more.

These activities prepared our students for a great start and a #WonderDay2018: very successful 2018-19 school year. Exploring the Great Geauga County Fair

#WonderDay2018: Building benches from start to finish #WonderDay2018 visit to News Channel 5

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FALL SPORTS RECAP

SOCCER: Rebuilding from a strong senior class last year, our soccer team had seven new players join their team this year. The team made a commitment to grow in skill level knowing that their win-loss record may not show their growth in the season. The team was led by captains, Huber ’19, Ruben Arteaga ’19 & Jason Chavez ’20. Of special note, Jason Chavez led the team in goals and was honored All-Conference in the Lake Effect Conference.

CROSS COUNTRY: Led by a group of senior male runners who have run for the last four years, the cross country improved times each week this season. Junior Princesse Thompson was our fastest girl this season. Junior William Mikel recorded our fastest boys’ time this season and placed highest for our guys in the Conference Championships. Our top seven male runners qualified to compete at Districts, including Shane Cummings ’19, Bryant Greer ’19, William Mikel ’20, Respress ’19, Taylor ’22, Matthew Taylor ’20 & Emareion Trotter ’19.

VOLLEYBALL: JV & Varsity Volleyball had another successful year, although they graduated several seniors last year from the team. The team was led by captain and setter, Kamarri Hall ’19. The Lady Lions finished out their regular season 16-6 with notable wins over Division I schools, Euclid High School & Cleveland Heights High. The Lions lost in the semi-finals of the Lake Effect Conference Tournament, placing third in the conference for the season.

8 Saint Martin de Porres High School Fall 2018 News STUDENT HIGHLIGHTS

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Sophomores for Service Saint Martin de Porres faculty, staff, and students are constantly wrestling with ways we can live out our motto, Work, Study, Serve, Lead, and Pray. Whether on the sports field, in the classroom, or outside of school walls, we seek to innovate and imagine new ways to live out our mission. This year, this motto has taken on a special meaning in our Sophomore Theology classes where for the first time in Saint Martin’s history, 100% of sophomore students are participating in consistent service throughout our community.

Sophomores spend time beautifying community gardens throughout Cleveland Students serve the residents of Eliza Bryant Village

The program arose from a desire to neighboring community to give time But the goal of the program goes create accessible service opportunities and build relationships accompanied beyond college applications and for Saint Martin students. For a variety by sophomore Theology teacher Erin resumes. In conjunction with work of reasons, including but not limited Conway and current Jesuit Volunteer in the Theology classroom, the to a rigorous college curriculum Ciara Costanzo. These sites include: goal of this service experience is to and student availability because of Village Preparatory School (Cliffs help students wrestle with essential work or other responsibilities, Saint Campus), United Cerebral Palsy, The questions like What is God’s dream for Martin students were some of the few Bishop Cosgrove Center, Eliza Bryant the world? What does a “just world” students attending a Catholic high Village, the Cuyahoga County Board look like? and How can I contribute to school who were graduating without of Developmental Disabilities, and the creation of a just world? Centered having completed a required minimum The Louis Stokes VA Medical Center. around the service experience and hours of service. Each sophomore student will have the regular reflection of this experience, opportunity to volunteer at two or the program arose from a desire to From this void, the sophomore service three different service sites throughout create accessible, meaningful service program was created. the course of the year and will finish opportunities for Saint Martin students. the school year with 30 hours of We hope that this cycle of action and On a practical level, this means that community service to add to their reflection becomes a way of life for all 98 sophomore students load into resume or college application. our students. vans each week and travel into the

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The Saint Martin SHE KILLS MONSTERS Drama Club presents

On October 25-27, Students performed She Kills Monsters for the Fall Play. She Kills Monsters tells the story of high schooler Agnes Evans as she deals with the death of her younger sister, SHE KILLS MONSTERS: Tilly, in a car accident. When Agnes stumbles upon Tilly’s Dungeons & Dragons notebook, YOUNG ADVENTURERS EDITION she finds herself catapulted into a journey of discovery and action-packed adventure in the by Qui Nguyen Thursday, October 25 - 6pm imaginary world that was her sister’s refuge. In this high-octane dramatic comedy laden with Friday, October 26 - 7pm homicidal fairies, nasty ogres, and ’90s pop culture, acclaimed playwright Qui Nguyen offers a Saturday, October 27 - 3pm & 7pm Ticket Prices: Adults $5 I Students $2 heart-pounding homage to the geek and warrior within us all. Saint Martin Performing Arts Classroom (SC 102) Content Advisory: Adult language, grief & loss, bullying, stage combat Limited availability! Call 216.881.1689 to reserve your ticket.

Presented by special arrangement with FRENCH, INC.

STUDENT SENATE

Student Senate at Saint Martin is responsible for making decisions that impact students in and out of class. They help to setup all school dances, fundraisers, social functions, and our Spirit Shop, The Lion’s Den.

The students involved in the Senate are very dedicated and willing THE 2018-19 SAINT MARTIN STUDENT SENATE to contribute all their ideas to benefit the EXECUTIVE BOARD CLASS OFFICERS student body as a whole. While the Class of 2019 • Jenelle Fowlkes officers cannot meet the • Kolleen Oliver needs of every single • Isaiah Perez student, they try their • Josh Rose hardest to do the best for everyone involved. Class of 2020 Student Senate is • Kimar Reed at the forefront of decision making at President Vice President Event Coordinator Class of 2021 Saint Martin, and the Cynsere Nix Shaniya Destinee Willis • Ja’Nazjah Erwin students involved take Class of 2019 Class of 2019 Class of 2019 • Jade Smith pride in having that responsibility.

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CWSP HIGHLIGHTS

Thank you to our Corporate Work Study Program partners!

It is only through the committed partnership of over 120 companies throughout Northeast Ohio and the dedicated employees of those partners that Saint Martin is able to provide this valuable program for our students.

OUR FOUNDING PARTNERS:

• ABB Inc • Cleveland Research • Julie Billiart School • Reminger Co., LPA • Admiral Products, Inc. Company • Karamu House • Revenue Group • Aero Fluid Products • Cogswell Hall • KeyBank • Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc • AeroControlex Group • Cohen & Co. • Lake Health • Rock and Roll Hall of Fame • American Red Cross • College Now of Greater • Lakeshore Intergenerational • Saint Martin de Porres Cleveland • Applied Industrial School High School Technologies • DayGlo Color Corp. • Lubrizol Corporation • Sherwin-Williams Company • Baker Hostetler LLP • Dominion Energy Ohio • MAI Capital Management • Shoes and Clothes for Kids • Benesch, Friedlander, • Dress for Success • MedWish International • ShurTech Brands Cleveland Coplan & Aronoff LLP • MetroHealth Medical Center • Skidmark Garage • Eaton Corporation • Boys and Girls Clubs of • MidTown Cleveland, Inc. • Slavic Village Development Cleveland • Effective Leadership • MinuteMen • Speedeon • Bratenahl Capital Partners Academy • Montefiore • St. John Medical Center • Burten, Bell, Carr • Ernst & Young • Monument Management • St. Philip Neri Family Center Development Corporation • Esperanza, Inc. • Nock and Son Company • St. Vincent Charity • Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP • Expeditors International • Northeast Ohio Medical • Teach for America • CardinalCommerce • Fairview Hospital University • The City Club of Cleveland • Case Western Reserve • Fay Sharpe LLP • Nueva Luz Urban Resource • The Cleveland Foundation University • Federal Reserve Bank Center • The Diversity Center • Catholic Charities of Cleveland • Oatey Co. • The Fedeli Group • Catholic Diocese of • Fifth Third Bank • Ohio Attorney General’s Cleveland • Forest City Enterprises, Inc. Office • The Riverside Company • Cavitch Familo & Durkin • Frantz Ward LLP • Ohio Lottery Commission • Third Federal Savings & Loan • CGI Federal • Global Ambassadors • Old Brooklyn • Thompson Hine, LLP • City of Cleveland Language Academy Development Co. • Towards Employment • Cleveland Cavaliers • Greater Cleveland Film • Omnova Solutions • Tucker, Ellis LLP • Cleveland City Council Commission Foundation • University Circle, Inc • Cleveland Clinic • Hudec Dental Associates • One South Euclid • University • Cleveland History Center • Huntington Bank • Oswald Companies Seidman Cancer Center • Cleveland Indians • Hyland, Creator of OnBase • Parker Hannifin Corporation • University Settlement • Perry & Karnatz, LLC • Cleveland Metroparks Zoo • Interstate McBee • Walter Haverfield • PLIDCO • Cleveland Metropolitan • Jewish Federation • Warner Girl’s Leadership School District of Cleveland • PolyOne Corporation Academy • Cleveland Neighborhood • John Carroll University • Prep Schools • Wickens Herzer Panza Progress • Jones Day • Progressive Insurance • YMCA • Cleveland Play House • Joshen Paper & Packaging • Rainey Institute • Cleveland Public Library • Judson Services, Inc • Recovery Resources

To learn more, please visit www.SaintMartinCleveland.com/work-study

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CWSP HIGHLIGHTS

WELCOME OUR NEW VICE PRESIDENT OF CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM Shameka Jones Taylor On October 1, the entire Saint Martin community was thrilled to welcome our new Vice President of the Corporate Work Study Program, Shameka Jones Taylor.

Mrs. Jones Taylor comes to Saint Taylor. “Joining the Saint Martin community will give me Martin after nearly 21 years working the opportunity to turn my passions of working for, loving, for the City of Cleveland, most and developing youth into my full time job! I am looking recently as the Chief Financial forward to advancing the mission of Saint Martin through Officer for Cleveland City Council. the training and placing our young adults into organizational For the last eight years in this role, environments to advance them practically and better she also directly supervised over prepare them for the workforce. This is a challenge that I find 20 Saint Martin students, always most exhilarating.” “challenging and loving” them as they navigated high school and the Mrs. Jones Taylor is a Cleveland native who attended Corporate Work Study Program. Shaw High School and holds a BA and MBA from Baldwin Wallace College, as well as her Master of Divinity from She has a history of helping her students develop into Payne Theological Seminary. She and her husband, Lennon, mature and professional individuals which helps contribute live in Highland Heights and have one daughter and two to their continued success upon graduation from Saint grandchildren. Martin. One alum, Kayla Morales ’18, who worked at City Council all four years said, “Mrs. Shameka has had a huge “We couldn’t be more excited to have Shameka join our impact on me because she let me express myself and community in such a valuable role,” said President Chaz showed me how to speak to people. She taught me new Napoli. “With her vast experience of working with business things every year.” professionals in this region, she is the perfect person to continue building relationships with current partners while “I am excited to be joining a team of outstanding and acquiring new partners to the Program. We feel that we passionate people who are committed to positively have positioned Saint Martin’s work study program for many impacting the lives of our young adults,” said Mrs. Jones decades of future success.”

Joining the Saint Martin community will give me the opportunity to turn my passions of working for, loving, and developing youth into my full time job! On October 19, Shameka was ordained as Reverend of the African Methodist Episcopal Church

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FEATURE

President Chaz Napoli shares a laugh with Saint Martin students New President Realizes Lifelong Dream

“For 10 years my spouse has been listening to me talk about participating in secondary education and particularly for a high school that is college preparatory combined with faith. I am blessed that Saint Martin is that school.”

Charles “Chaz” Napoli has had a passion for secondary Chaz began his tenure as only the second President in education ever since he was a student at Saint Ignatius school history on June 18, succeeding Founding President, High School. His four years on Cleveland’s west side made Rich Clark, and the reception from the entire Saint Martin a lasting impression and set the entire direction for his life. community has been fantastic. “The whole team, from Rich After graduating Summa Cum Laude from Notre Dame, and the Board of Trustees, to the staff and faculty, created Chaz went on to a highly successful business career, mainly a smooth transition for me, and made me feel like I’ve been as a C-level technology executive driving corporate growth part of the team since the beginning,” Chaz said. “It’s not and performance. However, there was always something easy to follow a founder, especially someone like Rich. pulling at him, a desire to make a difference in the lives of Everything that is here is because of his passion, energy, youth in Cleveland. “My wife, Jean, and I have always had a time, and commitment to such a great mission. It could have passion for education for our own family, and we put a lot been a bit intimidating, but it’s been the exact opposite of of value on learning to create opportunities and choices,” that and I couldn’t be more grateful to everyone.” Chaz said. “So the chance to lead Saint Martin, a school that could utilize my business skills and fulfill my passion, is a In his first 90 days on the job, Chaz worked tirelessly with dream becoming a reality.” those around him to identify the priorities for Saint Martin

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FEATURE in his first school year. He and his leadership team have new school has quickly become a passion of mine so we narrowed those priorities down to three. have everyone working together in one space. I didn’t think it would be, but after seeing how the upperclassmen benefit 1. Make significant improvements to an already from a project based, open and collaborative environment great academic program. This will be achieved by in a 21st century facility, I would like to have all the classes in implementing a high performance faculty team one state-of-the-art building.” concept and invoking a whole new suite of math curriculum called “Eureka Math,” giving the faculty Chaz and his wife, Jean, structure and flexibility to take math and science have been blessed with classes to another level. five children of their own, 2. Work with other business leaders in Northeast Ohio ranging from their mid- and leveraging a recent Work Study Grant to help us teens to their mid-20s. get our students the best real world experience within They all love to spend the professional workforce. Hiring Shameka Jones their time together Taylor as Vice President of our Corporate Work Study outdoors playing tennis, Program, who as a supervisor with city council worked golfing, skiing, biking with over 20 of our students, will bring a unique and hiking in what Chaz perspective and help convey a strong message to the refers to as a “jewel in business community. the Cleveland area,” the The Napoli children are 3. Metroparks. Growing up, Enhance our support services. We look at our proud of their dad and his his mom raised all five community in a holistic way, rooted in the Jesuit new career philosophy of the whole person. We want to expand of her kids and couldn’t our hugely successful wraparound services and take afford a private school education, but other family members them to the next level. invested in Chaz. He always felt so blessed by the generosity of others that he made sure he took advantage of that “With the quality of faculty and staff we have here and the investment. At Saint Martin, he now has the opportunity to support of the entire Saint Martin community, I am fully pay it back for the others in his life who paid it forward. confident we will successfully achieve these priorities during the 2018-19 school year,” said Chaz. Recently, priority 2 was “I love everything about Saint Martin. The students, faculty, helped in a transformative way through the generosity of an and staff have quickly become a second family to me,” he anonymous donor with a 4-year, $1.320M grant to assist with said. “I am so blessed to be handed such a well run school the evolution of the school’s work study model. Through this that only continues to evolve and get better each day. My philanthropy, Saint Martin will be able to provide the training hope and dream is that Saint Martin becomes a destination necessary to meet today’s work requirements and benefit location for the rapidly growing Cristo Rey Network, where if all of our incredible organizational partners. Chaz added, you really want to see what Cristo Rey is at its best from top “The grant is a gamechanger for us. It will be used to greatly to bottom, Saint Martin is that model.” expand our training on learning the hard and soft skills necessary to be successful in a professional environment, particularly for our first year students. We will also invest in programming for our partner supervisor community so we can bring a lot more support to our supervisors in understanding what types of skills our students are able to provide so they have an easier time matching their office needs to what our young men and women are capable of doing.”

Along with his current strategic priorities, Chaz already has a vision of what he wants Saint Martin to look like in the coming years. “Finishing phase 2 of the The Napoli family celebrates graduation at Indiana University

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OHIO CATHOLIC FEDERAL CREDIT UNION HONOR

The school year began with a wonderful honor as Ohio Catholic Federal Credit Union presented Saint Martin with a $10,000 grant for our commitment to Catholic education and our region. Dean Robinson, OCFCU Catholic Outreach Coordinator, announced the great news at the end of the Mass of the Holy Spirit. Saint Martin was one of only two schools to receive OCFCU’s top grant.

UNION HOME FOUNDATION GALA

The Union Home Foundation honored Saint Martin with $25,000 as one of their philanthropic partners for their Gala event on October 5. Saint Martin was selected as one of the event’s nonprofit partners alongside Volunteers of America, Junior Achievement, and Towards Employment. These organizations were selected because our work addresses a core pillar of Union Home Foundation’s mission, which includes financial literacy, education, career readiness, and transitional resources.

Giving Tuesday

To celebrate the great community of Catholics in Northeast Ohio, the Catholic Community Foundation is hosting its third annual #WeGiveCatholic campaign on Tuesday, November 27, 2018, also known as “Giving Tuesday.”

Saint Martin is thrilled to take part in this exciting campaign again this year! Consider making a donation on that day by going to www.wegivecatholic.org, searching for “Saint Martin de Porres High School,” and clicking “Donate.”

16TH ANNUAL SAVE THE DATE! SAINT MARTIN DE PORRES HIGH SCHOOL’S ANNUAL FUNDRAISER AND CELEBRATION BIRTHDAY OF OUR FOUNDING Saturday, May 18th, 2019 BASH THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

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HELP SHAPE OUR STUDENTS’ FUTURES

At Saint Martin, we guide each student on a pathway to freedom – economic, social, emotional and spiritual. By participating in both a rigorous academic program and the Corporate Work Study Program our students are exposed to rich learning opportunities, while developing relationships with loving adults who serve as a network of support, motivation and care.

32% of our budget is supported through OUR IMPACT philanthropic gifts. • 100% college acceptance since founding • Over 90% direct enrollment into college • 25% of Saint Martin students earn a Bachelor’s degree within 6 years (compared to 16% of their 32% 35% socio-economic peers)* • 843 Alumni; 40 of whom work at Corporate Work Study Partner organizations 33% • Anchor institution in the St. Clair-Superior neighborhood Vouchers, Auxiliary Services & Family Contributions

Corporate Work Study Partnerships We see new cycles Fundraising are emerging: Saint Martin Alumni Because of you, our students are changing the trajectory of are making a difference their lives. With your continued by creating the cycle support our students will thrive of reinvestment. and they will transform their They are giving back communities in the future. to the community.

Make a gift today! Contact Laura Rayburn in the Advancement office at 216-361-0003 or donate online at saintmartincleveland.org/donate.

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ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: Indira Samuels ’10

“I feel like Saint Martin is a family. It’s why I love coming back and care so much about being here.”

“There is a good market for programmers, especially in Cleveland,” said Indira. “A lot of programming jobs don’t get filled in Cleveland because a lot of programmers leave for bigger cities, but if people knew that programming is in such demand, and starting salaries are higher if you can program, then more people would take that in college as a major or minor.”

It has been a thrill for Indira to return to Saint Martin and bring her expertise home to teach students who remind Indira of herself and her classmates when she was a Lion. “It’s been a really good experience coming back to Saint Martin,” said Indira Samuels is happy to be teaching what she loves to whom she loves Indira with a smile. “The sense of community Saint Martin builds, it feels like I’ve been here the whole Those are the words of 2010 Saint programming) as a brand new time and never left.” Martin graduate Indira Samuels, a elective for seniors where students Software Developer In Test at learn about Java language and will Saint Martin Computer Science and KeyBank, and now a TEALS take the AP Java exam at the end of Chemistry teacher Brittany Kirby Volunteer for Computer Science at the class to earn college credit. The teaches alongside of Indira and sees her alma mater. TEALS (Technology small fee for the class was made the admiration the students have for Education And Literacy in School) is possible through a grant from the her. “The kids love Indira!” Mrs. Kirby an organization that helps schools Cleveland Foundation, because they said. “I have most of those kids in my offer different courses in computer recognize that in order to keep the study hall and it’s amazing to hear programming. Under that umbrella, talent base high in Cleveland, we the kids talk about her. I couldn’t be Saint Martin now offers AP have to invest in technology like this. successful in the classroom without Computer Science A (Java her there.”

CLASS OF 2018 Congratulations to our Class of 2018 for achieving the highest direct enrollment percentage in the history of Saint Martin. An incredible 95% of this year’s graduates enrolled in colleges all over the country! We thank our 95% college counseling department of Dr. Tudico, Ms. Logar and Ms. Parks for all of their hard work and dedication to our students, and good luck to our COLLEGE alums as they continue their educational journey this year! ENROLLMENT!

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College Mentoring Program

This year, Saint Martin launched a college mentoring program, recruiting 105 mentors in just 50 days! The advisers included 45 alums, 30 Corporate Work Study supervisors, and another 30 friends of Saint Martin that featured staff, board of trustees and school committee members.

Students anxiously await the opportunity to meet their mentors

The entire Class of 2018 was matched with a caring, committed college graduate to help young alumni navigate the complexities of the college experience with the intent to increase graduation. “With the help of our college mentors,” said Dr. Tudico, “we will increase our college graduation rates over the next 5 years, and establish Saint Martin’s as a local leader among local high schools in supporting our alumni throughout their college experience.”

Using a simple-to-use online platform, mentors and students are given monthly conversation prompts to help spark timely Dr. Tudico addresses mentors and students in the Clark and relevant guidance to help the Class of 2018 reach their Commons personal and professional goals, starting with graduating from college. Mentors are committed to investing 1 hour per month, or 2 minutes per day, communicating with their mentee via text, email, phone, video chat, or in-person for the 12 months following high school graduation.

The mentoring program was made possible through the support of the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland, through The Innovation Mission program.

Saint Martin is now recruiting mentors to be matched this fall with their Class of 2019, so whether you’re looking to “pay it back” or “pay it forward”, this is a great opportunity to make a big difference. If you are interested in learning more about the mentoring program, please contact Dr. Chris Tudico at Students take their mentors on a tour of the new building 216-756-2801 or [email protected].

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INDIVIDUAL DONORS

Diamond and Adams Raymond Arth and Pati Arth Edward Barksdale and Michele Barksdale Edward Ahern and Alice Ahern Lawrence Arthur and Mary Ann Arthur Carmella Barrett Lindsay Alexander Marilyn Arundel Harry Bartels Jonathon Altenburger and Angela Emmanuel Ashong Debby Bauman and Bill Bauman Altenburger Bruce Asmus and Mary Asmus Rozanne Bayer Richard and Mary Beth Ambrose Jon Atlas Bob Beesley B. Robert Amjad and Mary Amjad Gerald Austin Dan Bender David Anderson and Jonetta Anderson Marina Bach Dick Bennett and Nancy Bennett John Andrews and Debbie Andrews Bacon and Debra Bacon Thomas Bennett and Rev. Denise Bennett Maureen Androsik and Tad Androsik Thomas Bader and Alice Bader Chad Berry and Melanie Gagich David Anghilante and Sharon Anghilante Maureen Bagley and Don Bagley Patricia Bertin Mary Antal Bainum Family Foundation Kathleen Betz John Appeldorn and Sandy Appeldorn Mark Baker and Christie Baker Michael Bevilacqua Carol Arbaczewski Mike Ball Mark Biche and Melanie Biche Michael Archer and Barbara Archer Elizabeth Banks and Lee Banks Jim Birce and Vicki Birce Arter Family Charitable Fund Stacy Banks and Scott Balogh Chester Bizga

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C.V. Blake and Eileen Blake Henry Bloom and Barbara Bloom Dudley Blossom and Kay Blossom Joseph Bobeck, Jr. Thomas Bogen and Paula Fitzgerald I love St. Martin because it feels like family... Richard Boguski and Bernadette Boguski there is always a helping hand. Todd Bolanz and Maria Bolanz – Kevyn Chavez ’20 Mary Bonamer Mary Bondy and Rick Bondy David Borcas Tom Borowske and Bridget Borowske Tom Boyer Heather Boyle Bryan Carter Rosemarie Coughlin Matt Brandon and Laura Brandon Ralph Cascarilla and Virginia Cascarilla Peter Covich Stacey Brandt Patricia Casey Will Craig Julie Brannigan and Kevin Brannigan Jeanne Casparo Colleen Craven Tom Brick and Alice Brick B.J. Cassin and Bebe Cassin Thomas Cully and Barbara Cully Brinkley Dennis Chambers and Mary Beth Daniel Cunningham and Maryellen Dan Brooks Chambers Mary Brooks Cunningham Walter Chapman and Diane Chapman Peter Brooks and Jen Brooks J. Patrick Cunningham and Kathleen William Chapman and Kathi Chapman Dan Brown Cunningham Susan Christoff Leslie Brown Amanda Cusick and Andrew Kenney Mario Ciano Linda Brown and Michael Jordan Thomas Cutter and Margaret Cutter Marco Ciccarelli Nancy Brown Nate Cyrill and Dena Cyrill Frank Cikach and Kelly Cikach Robert Bruml and Cindy Bruml Louis D’Isidori and Virginia D’Isidori Joseph Cimperman and Nora Romanoff Mike Bryda and Kathy Bryda Donald Dailey and Mary Jo Dailey JoAnn Clark Denise Bucci Sean Damer Richard Clark and Moira Clark Joseph Buccilli Alan Dant and Beth Dant William Clark Lauren Budzik Alan Dant and Marilyn Dant Candace Coffman and Shaun Coffman Michelle Budzik Joanne Dant Michael Cohan Alfred J. Buescher Ann Davis Laurie Colagiovanni Carol Bugala Art Davis and Maureen Davis Richard Colleran and Dr. Jeanne Colleran Alexis Burke Brenna Davis Ignatius Comella and Kathy Comella Kayleigh Burke Tina Davis Donna Congeni Fitzsimmons and Toni Burke James DeChant and Alverda DeChant Matthew Fitzsimmons Tony Burke and Burke Leonard DeFino and Laura DeFino James Burnett Fr. Marty Connell SJ Ronald Degrandis Richard Busch and Marilyn Busch Tim Connolly and Melissa Connolly Paul Dehrmann and Kim Dehrmann Moises Buzon and Rose Buzon Heather Connor and Tim Connor Maureen Delgado Christopher Byke and Laurie Byke John Conry and Donna Conry Peter Demarco Lauren Calevich Dan Conway and Carol Conway David DePrisco and Maura DePrisco Kevin Callanan and Maryellen Callanan Daniel Conway and Eorann Conway Frank R. DeSantis and Wendy DeSantis James Calvey Erin Conway Paul DeSantis and Beth Lybik James Camerato and Jan Camerato William Conway and Mary Conway Christopher DeVito and Maureen DeVito Philip Campanella and Juanita Nick Conyngham Jack DiCello Campanella Kevin Cook and Michelle Cook Donald J. Diemer Jerry Cangelosi and Sue Cangelosi Sr. Mary Pat Cook HM Dan DiMarco and Amy DiMarco Alyce Capka Thomas Cook and Anita Cook Bernard Doherty and Mary Doherty Mike Carfagna and Alyson Carfagna Dr. Stephen Cooke and Deborah Cooke Dolan Family Fund Peter Carfagna and Rita Carfagna John Cooney and The Honorable Colleen Patricia Dominic Cristy Carlson Cooney Lawrence Donoghue Kevin Carney John Corrigan and Diane Corrigan Mark Dorony Patrick Carney and Joan Carney Patrick Corrigan John Dorsey and Mary Dorsey Peter Carroll and Marsi Carroll Daniel Cotter and Liz Cotter Timothy Doyle

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Jerry Gootee and Leane Gootee I love Saint Martin because they gave me Michael Gordon and Claudia Gordon Chris Gorman and Brenda Gorman a family that I never had. They provide me Michael Graff and Carol Ostrow with everything I need and are always there Gregory Graham and Anne Graham for me. You can talk to the teachers about Joseph Grande and Allison Gansel almost anything. They keep on you track Michael Grano and Rachel Grano and make sure you’re doing okay. They are a Kathleen Gravens Karen Greco and Richard Greco community of caring and loving people that Archie Green and Debra Green never give up on you! Dr. Frank Greicius and Maureen Greicius – Taylor Jordan ’21 Mary Ann Greiner Robert Grevey and Anne Grevey Bishop Roger Gries O.S.B. Grossman and Marie Grossman Mary Doyle David Grover Robert Fogarty and Laura Fogarty David Drage and Elaine Drage Alex Guira and Anne Guira Cheryl Forino Wahl Mary Driscoll Don Gutierrez and Donna Gutierrez Brian Forsgren and Suzanne Forsgren Duane Drotar Frank Haas and Jacqueline Haas Deborah Fossie Rachel Drotar Robert Haas and Linda Haas Ed Duncan Lani Foster Elaine Hadden Thomas Dunn and Andrea Dunn Char and Chuck Fowler Family Ed Haggar Family Foundation Barbara Durkin Foundation Chris Hanrahan and Ann Hanrahan Mary Lou Durkin Chuck Fowler and Char Fowler Pat Hearns and Michelle Hearns Phillip Duryea Paul Fox Heimbinder Family Foundation Jim Eck Rev. Sheldon Franz Richard Herron and Lorain Herron Paul Eifel and Pamela Eifel Russell Freeman and Danielle Freeman Karl Hess and Betty Hess Leslee Elliott Joe Frolik and Karen Long Mike Hester Lin Emmons and Ham Emmons Louis Gala and Carol Gala Fausto Hidalgo and Maria Hidalgo Breck England and Derek England Richard Garcia and Robbin Garcia Ralph Higgins and Christine Higgins Lauren England Charles Gardiner Maleeka Hill-Smith Ann Ertle Charles Garven and Eileen Garven Kevin Hinkel and Luann Hinkel Pam Eyerdam and Bryan Stefanski Michael Gaul Joseph Hocevar Guy Fabe and Donna Fabe Michael Gaul and D.D. Gaul Doug Hofherr and Mary Ann Hofherr Gerald A. Fallon Patricia Gaul Anne Holko and Brad Holko Theresa Fallon Suzanne E. Gaul John Holland John Farrall and Daneen Farrall Colleen Geib Linda Holt Dan Farrell and Brenda Farrell Daniel Geib and Dede Geib Gilbert Holzheimer and Catherine John Fay and Kathi Fay Joseph Geiger Holzheimer Regan Fay and Michelle Phillips-Fay Dave George and Rita George Lee Homyock and Kathleen Homyock Umberto Fedeli and Maryellen Fedeli Elizabeth George Emily Hornack Mike Ferkovic and Julie Ferkovic Patrick George and Ann George Duane Horning and Rose Horning Thomas Ferkovic and Barbara Ferkovic James Gesing and Marilyn Gesing Peter Hoskow Brian Ferry and Steph Ferry Gregory Gibb Gail Houk Kathleen Ferry Patrick Gibbons Maureen Hourihan and Daniel Hourihan Nancy Fioritto Stephen Giblin and Debra Giblin Larry Howard and Gwendolyn Howard Pamela Fioritto Al Gill and Margaret Gill Robert Howe and Althea Howe Julia Fisher and Joe Fisher Thomas Gill Howley Family Foundation William Fitzgerald and Cathleen Ryan Gillespie Mike Howley and Kendra Howley Fitzgerald Keri Gilmour W. Nicholas Howley and Lorie Howley Mary K. Flanagan Robert Glaser and Kathleen Glaser Susan Hren and Mark Hren Caitlin Flikkema Mike Glending and Carrie Glending John Hudec James Flynn Terence Gliha and Patricia Gliha James Hummer Maryjo Flynn Tommy Goggins and Jess Goggins George M. and Pamela S. Humphrey Fund Tyler Flynn and Jenny Flynn Eduardo Gonzalez and Jenna Gonzalez Joy Hurd and Emily Hurd

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Elizabeth Hurley James Hurley Ryan Hurley and Lauren Hurley Brian Hurtuk and Anne Hurtuk Josh Hurtuk and Carolyn Hurtuk I love Saint Martin because it feels like Kathleen Huston family. Vincent Hvizda and Margaret Schroeder – Vanessa Johnson ’22 - Hvizda Timothy Hyland and Catherine Hyland Maria Irizamy Peter Irmiter and Sheila Irmiter Joseph Ivanetic Martin Janoco and Eileen Janoco Kathi Koenig Todd Jaros and Lisa Jaros Stewart Kohl and Donna Kohl Raymond Laubenthal and Patty John Jenkins Alison Kohn and Steve Kohn Laubenthal Brian Johnson Ellen Koonce Sarah Lautenbach Megan Jones Ivana Kosir Kathleen Lavelle Daniel Joyce and Tara Joyce Paul Kosir and Cecilia Kosir Jason Lawenda Margaret Joyce Rich Krivanka and Barb Krivanka Shaun Lawson and Monica Lawson Ben Kaman Benjamin Kroeck Robert Lea Peter Kampe and Andrea Kampe Robert Krupa and Antoinette Krupa Michael Leidy and Debra Leidy Linda Kane Ed Kubek and Colleen Kubek Hal Leitch and Barbara Leitch Alfred Kappus and Karen Kappus Brian Kurtz and Sarah Kurtz Dan Leitch and Colleen Leitch Tanya Karabanovs John Kurtz and Laura Kurtz Fred A. Lennon Charitable Trust Bill Karnatz and Lisa Karnatz William Kurzenberger and Pat Mary Ann Leonard Carol Karnatz Kurzenberger Susan Levitt Stephen Keefe and Pam Keefe Robert Kushman and Mary Kushman Meghan Lewallen Bob Keenan and Marie Keenan James Lalley and Margaret Lalley Halle Lewis Amy Kellogg Joseph LaMantia Tristan Lewis Chas Kennedy Russell Lamb David Linane and Denise Linane Dick Kiko and Maureen Kiko Alexander Lambrinides and Christine Robert Loesch and Maureen Loesch Betty Killeen Lambrinides Donald Loftus Eugene Killeen and Wendy Killeen Kenneth Lanci and Linda Lanci Monica Logar Brittany Kirby and David Kirby Alice A. Lang Thekla Long Michael Kirwan and Susan Kirwan Anthony Lang David Lopez Ted Kluk Paul Lang Aaron Lorton Teresa Kmieck and Jack Kmieck Marius Laniauskas and Egle Laniauskas Melvin Lowe Jon Knight and Kathleen Knight Dale LaPorte and Kathy LaPorte Staci Lowell Gerry Knotek and Kelsey Kuczynski David LaPuma The Edward A. and Catherine L. Lozick Gerry Knotek and Linda Knotek Sr. Jean Lardie Foundation Gerry Knotek and Suzie Knotek Leo Latz Devon Lynch-Huggins-Szep and Nathan Szep Kevin Mackay and Diane Mackay Douglas Magill Joseph Mahovlic and Kathy Mahovlic I love St. Martin because it’s an open Virginia Malloy and Jim Malloy community. There are great chances to be Andrew Malone more involved. We have work experience Patrick Maloney and Diane Maloney and we have great food. Joseph Manning and Meredith Manning Mary Grace Manning – Brandon Hill ’20 Edward Mansour and Mary Beth Mansour Jerilyn Mapes and Chris Mapes Ron Marotto Thomas Marshall and Maureen Marshall

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Gary Martin and Erin Stanek Jeff Martin I love St. Martin because it is a great school Rob Martin and Lynn Martin and it gives many great opportunities to Steve Martin and Morgan Martin Todd Martin and Kristine Martin stand out as young people. Saint Martin Raymond Marvar and Diana Marvar has good food and an amazing drumline. I Dawn Mason and Andrew Mason love Saint Martin because I get to meet new Rebecca Mason people and see the world. John Mastrantoni and Mary Ann Mastrantoni – Sterling Smith ’22 Mary Ann Masucci William Matthews and Kathy Matthews Mark Maynard Timothy McMonagle and Christine James Mazzella and Laura Mazzella Brian Murphy and Cynthia Murphy McMonagle Joseph McAuliffe and Mary Lynne Joseph P. McNamara John P. Murphy Foundation McAuliffe Kevin McNamara Murlan Murphy and Molly Dixon Thomas McAuliffe Matthew McNamara and Elaine McNamara Raymond Murphy and Katie Murphy Arthur B. McBride Sr. Family Foundation Michael McReynolds Rosemary Murphy and Peter Murphy Vickey McBride Neil McReynolds Susan Murphy Terence McCafferty and Debra McCafferty Sean Mellino The Murphy Family Foundation Mark McCarthy and Karen McCarthy Michael Merriman and Libby Merriman Lawrence Murray and Mary Murray Tim McCarthy and Alice McCarthy Joseph Michael and Kathy Michael Musca Family Charitable Fund Brandi McCormick Chelsea Mikula Samantha Musser Patrick McCullough Ann Miley Timothy Musser and Beverly Musser Caitlin McDermott Samuel H. and Maria Miller Foundation David and Inez Myers Foundation Kevin McDermott Douglas Miller and Kathy Miller John Myslenski and Marsha Myslenski Thomas McDermott and Ruth McDermott Stacy Miller Michael Nagy and Patti Nagy Mary McDevitt Laurence Mills-Gahl and Karen Gahl-Mills James Negrelli Brenda McDonald Michael Mizen and Margaret Mizen James Neihaus Craig R. McDonald Francis Moltz and Therese Moltz Brian Neitzel and Linda Neitzel Michael McDonough Don Moore and Shirley Moore Jack Nestor Bridget McGinty Mark Moran and Nancy Moran Karen Nestor and John Nestor Matthew McGowan and Angela McGowan Tim Morgan and Beth Morgan Andre Nintcheff and Laurie Nintcheff Megan McGowan Charles Moriarty and Mary Moriarty Peter Nintcheff and Linda Nintcheff Thomas McGowan and Holly McGowan Gene Mruczkowski and Stacy Colleen Noall McKenna Family Fund Mruczkowski Charles Nock and Pat Nock Katie McKlain Chuck Mulanax Charles Nock and Sandy Nock David McLean and Judy McLean James Mulhern and Susan Mulhern Michael Nock and Ann Nock Michael McMahon and Megan McMahon Brian Mullins Stephen Nock and Stacy Nock Kurt McMaken and Amelia McMaken Jack Mulloy and Coletta Mulloy Thomas Nock and Gretchen Nock Tim McManamon and Mary McManamon Bill Murman John Noell Nord Family Foundation Mike Norehad and Shelly Norehad Robert Norton Neal Novak and Diana Novak I love Saint Martin because it has given me Raymond Novak life long friends and relationships that have Terry Novak and Heidi Novak impacted and changed me. Jim O’Brien and Andrea O’Brien John O’Brien – Iliya Rosser ’19 Robert O’Brien and Ann O’Brien Stephen O’Bryan and Bonnie O’Bryan Elizabeth O’Callaghan Casey O’Conor Fr. James O’Donnell

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Gerald O’Malley Brad Richardson and Carol Richardson Ryan Schneider and Nancy Schneider James O’Malley Thomas Richlovsky and Rhonda Gerald F. Schroer Jr. Mike O’Neil and Amy O’Neil Richlovsky Galen Schuerlein The O’Neill Brothers Foundation Stephanie Rienzi Kathryn Schuessler The Patrick J. O’Neill Foundation Shawn Riley and Chris Riley Larry Sears Tracy Oliver Cory Riordan and Elizabeth Riordan Kenneth Seeholzer and Catherine Gregory Ondercin and Cynthia Ondercin Susan Rizzo Seeholzer Maureen Pansky and Mike Pansky Joan Roach Louise Seeholzer Mike Panzica and Katie Panzica Kevin Robinson Carolyn Seelbach* Timothy Panzica and Donna Panzica Robinson William Seelbach and Nancy Seelbach Charlotte Pasiadis and George Pasiadis Peter Robison and Maura Robison Molly Seitz Andrew Passen and Sue Passen The Honorable Kenneth Rocco and Antoinette Sexton and Andrew Sexton Neil Patel Rebecca Rocco Paul Shaia Robert Patno and Rosemary Patno Warren Rogers Victor Shaia and Cheryl Shaia Brian Patterson and Melisssa Patterson Daniel Shaughnessy and Joanne The Honorable James Rokakis and Laurie Joesph Patton Shaughnessy Rokakis Patrick Pauken and Trudy Pauken Therese Shaw-Jones Dan Rosing and Carol Rosing Alan Paulus and Julia Paulus Dudley and Barbara Sheffler Foundation Alan Rosskamm and Barbara Rosskamm Carlota Pavlish and Kevin Pavlish Greg Shirk Maria Rudzinski Thomas Pelot and Mary Catherine Pelot Brooke Peppard Dave Percy and Christine Percy Perkins Malo Hunter Foundation Fund Dominic Perry and Margaret Perry the community Jim Petras and Kate Petras I love St. Martin because Sam Petros and Anne-Marie Petros allows me to be myself and to experience Tony Pfenning new things. Nicholas Picone Fr. Joseph Piskura – Natasha Lopez ’20 Edward Planeta Norman Plonski Richard Pogue Barbara Pophal Joe Pophal and Tammy Pophal Moe Ruggiero and Ruggiero Matt Porath Mike Sikora and Allison Sikora Russ Charlene Power Tom Simmons and Laura Simmons Todd Russell Hal Pray Robert Simoneau Norman Ryan and Lis Ryan Gary Previts and Frances Previts Steven Sims and Sharon Sims Cathy Sabol and Tom Sabol Michael Protzik and Mary Ann Protzik Rachel Singer Robert Salmon and Mary Anne Salmon RuthRachel Przybojewski Richard Sittema and Andrea Sittema Chris Sammon and Sharon Sammon Celeste Pumpa Theresa Skrabec Gloria Sammon and Tom Sammon Mary Quandt Jerry Skuhrovec George Quil Daniel Sansone James Skulina and Tammy Tomasello Daniel Ramella and Mary Ramella Jeff Sanson Forest Sluzewski Gerard Ramella and Laura Ramella Anna Sary Maureen Smith and Steve Smith Maria Ramella and Jim Ramella Dario Savron and Emily Savron Thomas Smith and Anna Marie Smith Patricia Ramey and Mark Ramey Aaron Sayre Jimmy Smith and Angela Smith Robert Ranallo Mary Sayre Hannah Smith Tom Rayburn and Laura Rayburn James Schade and Nancy Schade The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation Mary Rea Brian Schaffran Michael Solarz and Martha Solarz Andrew Rebholz Fr. Daniel Schlegel Dave Sommer and Sommer Anthony Rego and Mary Rego Mariah Schlegel Robert Somrak Leo R. Reichard Michael Schmutte and Sandy Schmutte Drew Sparacia and Debbie Sparacia William Reichard and Patricia Reichard Jared Schnall and Diane Schnall Brian Spear and Ellen Spear Robert Rice John Schneider Brian Spellacy

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Pat Srsen and Allie Srsen Thomas Srsen and Paula Srsen I love Saint Martin because it gives you Carl Stanek and Kathleen Stanek many opportunities for great things. At Christopher Stanek and Christina Stanek Karen Steigerwald and Kurt Steigerwald Saint Martin it’s like a family and everybody Mitchell Stein joins together to do things. Here you build Timothy Stepp and Deborah Stepp many long lasting friendships with people Walter Steulpe and that’s one thing that I really love. Gary Stewart Kerry Stewart and Susan Stewart – Tia’Shauna Tindell ’19 Kelly Stinson Rick Stock and Marge Stock The Helen F. Stolier and Louis Stolier Surav Uppal and Keti Uppal Family Foundation John Uranker Wayne Williams and Beth Williams Ronnie Stout and Lauren Stout Mark Vacha Steven Willoughby Jonathan Stroup Laura Vadaj Thomas Wilson and Kathi Wilson Sullivan Scholars Foundation Roger Vail and Sharon Vail James Wirth Hope Wismar Jessica Sullivan Valerian Family Foundation James Woidke and Clare Woidke Joseph Sullivan and K.K. Sullivan John Van Der Oord Joseph Sullivan and Suzanne Sullivan Kristen Wolfe Molly Vaughan Leah Sullivan Caplan Wright Family Fund Joseph Verciglio Mark Sullivan Nancy Yates Stanko Vidmar and Ivanka Vidmar Matt Sullivan Kael Young and Daneene Young George Vosmik Mike Sullivan Paul Zachlin Keri Wach Nancy Sullivan and Patrick Sullivan Robert Zack and Janice Sweeker Ginny Wagh and Gunner Wagh Sean Sullivan and Mary Sullivan Victoria Zak Christopher Wagner Jeffrey Sutliff and Elizabeth Sutliff Helen Zdrojewski John Waldeck and Cheri Waldeck Jim Svitak and Laura Svitak Doug Zeman and Denise Zeman Joseph Wallenhorst and Barbara Robert Swain and Sherri Swain Donald Zito and Dorothy Zito Wallenhorst Daniel Sweeney and Margaret Sweeney Mark Zollos and Deborah Zollos Dan Walsh and Molly Walsh Joseph Switala Jim Zychowski and Michele Zychowski Seamus Walsh and Megan Walsh Taras Szmagala and Helen Szmagala Anonymous Mark Walters and Virginia Walters Carl Szubski and Dorothy Szubski Ameer Ward David Szubski and Kathy Szubski Michael Ward and Kathryn Ward Grace Szubski Sean and Nancy Ward Charitable Maria Szubski Foundation Mousab Tabbaa and Mary Tabbaa John Tanis and Mary Sue Tanis George Wasmer and Mary Lu Wasmer Craig Tennant and Tracy Tennant Katie Watts and Andrew Watts Marilyn Terbraak Rev. David Weber John Terry and Deborah Terry Grant Weimer Ray Theiss James Weiner and Linda Weiner Arthur Thomas William Weisberg Deirdre Thomas Weiss Byron Thompson John Weiss Cari Thornton Joseph Weiss Sr. Maureen Tighe-Brown H.M. Neil Wensink and Kate Wensink Melanie Tindell Todd Wessel and Kim Wessel Vicki Titas Terry Wheeler and Cindy Wheeler Sam Toth and Randi Toth Donte Whisenant Adam Trifiro and Holly Trifiro Daniel White and Susan White William A. Truszkowski and Jennifer Jim White Truszkowski Betsey Wick Christopher Tudico and Marina Tudico Cathleen Williams Brynna Uldricks Laura Williams

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CORPORATION/FOUNDATIONS/ORGANIZATIONS

Americab James Gilhooley Family Scholarship St. Jerome Church Holy Name Society American Greetings Corporation Endowment Studio Techne | Architects American Interiors Jesuit Community at St. Ignatius The Alpha Group High School Arch Eagle Foundation The Cleveland Foundation Jones Day Association of Notre Dame Clubs, Inc. The Community Foundation Serving Julie Billiart School BakerHostetler LLP Richmond & Central Virginia Kaman’s Art Shoppes, Inc. Brighthouse Life Insurance Company The Connor Foundation Karpinski Engineering Carnegie Investments The Downtown Catholic Club KeyBank Catholic Diocese of Cleveland The Giant Eagle Foundation KeyBank Discretionary Charitable Trust Cleveland State University The Higley Fund Lake Health Constant Aviation The Lubrizol Corporation Legacy Advisors, Inc. Cook-Leitch, Inc. The Lubrizol Foundation MAI Capital Management Copy King The Nash Group House Cristo Rey Network The Past Presidents Foundation McMaster-Carr Supply Crossroads Foundation The Reinberger Foundation Monticello Associates, Inc. Dave’s Supermarkets The Richman Brothers Foundation Mr. Keith Sutton and Mrs. Lisa Sutton Dominion Energy The S. K. Wellman Foundation Network For Good E-Ventus The Sherwin-Williams Company New York Life Foundation Eaton Charitable Fund The Sherwin-Williams Foundation Nordson Corporation Eileen M. Burkhart & Co., LLC The Veale Foundation Oatey Executive Arrangements Third Federal Foundation Ohio Catholic Federal Credit Union Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Thomas H. White Foundation Parker Hannifin Corporation FM Global Foundation Treu-Mart Fund PNC Forest City Realty Trust Tucker Ellis LLP PolyOne Forester Fund Union Home Foundation Precision Castparts Corp Frantz Ward LLP United Black Fund of Greater Progressive Cleveland, Inc. Giant Eagle, Inc. Sandor Foundation United Label & Sales Company Grant Thornton LLP Select Equity Group Foundation United Way of Greater Cleveland Great Lakes Towing Group Sentry Insurance Foundation, Inc. US Bancorp Foundation Heinen’s Sequoia Financial Group, LLC Walter Haverfield LLP Helen C. Cole Charitable Trust Sisters of the Humility of Mary Western Reserve Trust Company J. Harrington and Marie E. Glidden Foundation St. Agnes Our Lady of Fatima Parish Westfield Insurance St. Clair Advisors

We sincerely apologize in advance if we missed acknowledging you in our donor listing. If you would like to be added or removed from the donor acknowledgement list, please contact Janessa Brickman in the Advancement Department at [email protected] or 216-361-0033 ext 342.

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