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A magazine for the alumni, families and friends of Winter 2019

WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS Hilltoppers capture IHSA-record 14th state football championship Fall Sports Roundup - Pages 11-13 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT/PRINCIPAL OUR TRADITION Published by the Joliet Catholic Academy I hope that your Christmas season was filled with Communications Office blessings and family warmth. We are very excited Administration to see all our students back on campus along with President/Principal our faculty and staff. We feel that sense of Family Dr. Jeffrey Budz that we are truly blessed with at JCA. We’ve had a Vice Principal, Faculty and Operations William Pender very eventful first semester with a football state Vice Principal, Curriculum and Technology championship, a third-place state finish for our girls Laura Pahl team, our boys cross-country team going Business Manager Edward Mayer to state for the first time in school history, and Mia Bertino making it to state for . Along with a Admissions Office very entertaining Fall Play, enriching music concerts, Director of Admissions and Communications Ryan Quigley, 2003 our 22 State Scholars, and strong numbers for Assistant Director of Admissions the Class of 2023 placement exam, we have much to Mary Russell Ragusa, 1993 be proud of! Assistant Director of Admissions Joe Gura

As we begin the second semester, we are very excited to continue with our Strategic Plan/ Alumni Relations Office Capital Initiative –­ Onward Together involving the Chapel and Innovation Research Center. Director of Alumni Relations Sue Ruettiger Bebar, 1990 This initiative is half over, with the completion of the Mary, Our Sister Chapel, but we must push forward and raise the funds that will complete our state of the art, university-like, library for Development Office our students. We are over the $150,000 mark for raised funds and are hoping to secure the funds Director of Development John Horn, 1991 necessary to start the project by the end of the school year. We still have a ways to go though, Development Coordinator with a $1.3-million price tag for the new IRC. We know that you sacrifice much to support JCA and Sue Hansen our students, but we ask that you consider giving to this project to enable our students with an Special Events even better education. Director of Special Events Christine Voss As we look forward, we continue with our 150-year celebration at events like our Hall of Alumni Association Executive Board Champions for Business and Industry, our Academic Honors Society ceremonies, and our major President fundraiser, Jubilate, where we are proud to honor Gloria and Ed Dollinger with the President’s Matt Schimanski, 1998 Award for their dedication and years of service to Joliet Catholic Academy. Vice President Moira Dunn, 1995 Treasurer We hope that you join us as we look forward to exciting programs and events at JCA in this John Quinn, 1986 second semester. We are all in this together, and with that sense of Family, we will make our Secretary Matt Adler, 2008 school community that much stronger.

Blessings for the New Year! Joliet Catholic Academy 1200 N. Larkin Avenue Joliet, IL 60435 Jeffrey R. Budz 815.741.0500 www.jca-online.org Dr. Jeffrey Budz JCA President/Principal

2 | Tradition | Winter 2019 Alumni Spotlight Dunn named new chief of staff of Will County Board

JCA graduate Moira Dunn ’95, who currently commitment to community service that will serve serves as the vice president of the JCA Alumni the County Board and the residents of Will County Board, was recently tapped as the new chief of well in the years ahead.” staff for the Will County Board by newly elected Dunn was an assistant state’s attorney in the board Speaker Denise Winfrey, D-Joliet. Dunn, felony division, where she handled an average of is the daughter of the Hon. Thomas Dunn ’60, a 80 cases at a time and prosecuted more than 25 retired state senator and associate judge. The chief jury trials, the release said. She has also worked of staff oversees legislation, regulatory issues and with Huron Consulting Group and area law firms. the budget. In addition to serving on the JCA Alumni Board, Dunn has nearly a decade of experience in Will Dunn also serves on the Spanish Community County government, according to a news release. Center Board, and is a member of the Will County “I am pleased to have a person like Moira as our Bar Association and Illinois State Prosecutor’s Bar new chief of staff,” Winfrey said in the release. “She Association. is extremely well qualified with deep experience Dunn is a lifelong Will County resident and lives Moira Dunn in county government and a demonstrated in Shorewood. Lausch, Rompa brothers recognized at West Suburban Chiefs of Police Association Banquet

Three Joliet Catholic Academy ‘88. Ed Rompa ’87 was elected as alumni were a part of the West the new president of the association. Suburban Chiefs of Police Association Lausch served as the keynote speaker, banquet hosted on Sept. 5, 2018 in La while Rompa’s brother Mike ’91, Grange, Illinois. current Bolingbrook deputy chief The association was established of police, also spoke. During the in 1960 and is a group which shares presentations, all three mentioned the information on crime fighting impact Joliet Catholic High School had strategies and also lobbies state on their leadership skills and how the legislators to enhance crime most successful football program in prevention laws in Illinois. Illinois history has had such a positive A new board was sworn-in by influence on their careers. United States Attorney John Lausch

Mike Rompa, Bolingbrook Deputy Chief of Police ’91, John Lausch, United States Attorney ’88 and Ed Rompa, La Grange Park Chief of Police ’87.

Winter 2019 | Tradition | 3 Alumni Spotlight continued Cornelius wins Will County circuit court judge race

Lauren Staley-Ferry John Connor Vincent F. Cornelius

JCA would also like to congratulate alums Lauren Staley-Ferry ‘96 and John Connor ‘88. Staley-Ferry won the office of Will County Courtesy of John Ferak, Joliet Patch clerk. Connor (‘88), who will serve out the term until early 2019, was published Nov. 7, 2018 appointed in 2017 to the Illinois House of Representatives. Democratic Joliet attorney Vincent F. Cornelius ’82 told Joliet Patch that he was thankful to the voters of Will County for electing him to the bench as a new circuit court judge. Cornelius defeated Associate Judge Victoria McKay Kennison, a Republican, in the November 2018 general election by around 10,000 votes, according to unofficial vote totals. “You never know how these things go with elections, but we’ve been working really, really hard, a lot of people have been working really hard for us all over the county,” Cornelius told Joliet Patch during the victory night celebration. “I hope to bring trial experience ... and to be a problem-solver that people need when they walk up those courthouse steps. I’m looking forward to getting my sleeves rolled up in the city of Joliet and getting to work.” Cornelius, a lawyer in private practice in Joliet, is a 2017 recipient of the Joliet Catholic Academy Alumni Association’s Career Achievement Award. He was also the keynote speaker at JCA’s all-school assembly honoring Black History Month in February 2018. He attended elementary school and junior high school in Joliet Public School District 86, where his mother taught and served for 34 years. “I have tried hundreds of cases in my 28-year legal career, and I have had the honor of serving the legal profession and the community at large in many significant areas. The combination of courtroom experience and leadership ser- vice have prepared me well to serve Will County as its next circuit court judge,” Cornelius stated His campaign literature noted that Cornelius is recognized in America’s Best Lawyers (2018), Leading Lawyers (2018) and Super Lawyers (2015-present), and he has a superb 10.0 AVVO rating. Cornelius previously served as the first person from Will County and first African-American to be named president of the Illinois Bar Association.

4 | Tradition | Winter 2019 NEWS FROM AROUND CAMPUS JCA announces Commended Students in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program Dr. Jeffrey Budz, president/principal of Joliet Catholic Academy, has announced that Kylie Weis and Jack Smith have been named Commended Students in the 2019 National Merit Scholarship Program. A letter of commendation from the school and National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), which conducts the program, will be presented by the principal to these scholastically talented seniors. About 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation are being recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Although they will not continue in the 2019 competition for National Merit Scholarship awards, Commended Students placed among the top 50,000 scorers of more than 1.6 million students who entered the 2019 competition by taking the 2017 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT). “The young men and women being named Commended Students have academic development, is vital to the advancement of educational excellence demonstrated outstanding potential for academic success,” a spokesperson for in our nation. We hope that this recognition will help broaden their educational NMSC said. “These students represent a valuable national resource; recognizing opportunities and encourage them as they continue their pursuit of academic their accomplishments, as well as the key role their schools play in their success.” Joliet Catholic Academy Athletic Department announces exclusive partnership with Adidas and Lansing Sports The Joliet Catholic Academy Athletic Department has agreed to enter a long- sports. We are excited about the marketing and branding opportunities both in our term agreement with Adidas and Lansing Sports as the sole provider of Angel and community and on a national stage for our athletic programs,” Quigley said. Hilltopper athletics apparel. The announcement was made by Ryan Quigley, JCA’s Adidas will provide JCA Athletics with numerous incentives over the term of the director of admissions and communications. agreement, as well as significant discounts on equipment, apparel, and footwear for “We are eager to enter into a partnership with Adidas and Lansing Sports because Hilltopper and Angel student-athletes. Cutting-edge apparel will also be available in of their product innovation, global brand significance, and most importantly the the JCA Spirit Shop for all JCA students and the community. depth of customer service that both provide their customers. We strive to give Angel “We believe that sports have the power to change lives and we look forward to and Hilltopper student-athletes an elevated experience here at JCA. Partnering with this new partnership with Joliet Catholic Academy,” said Jim Murphy, the director Adidas reinforces the fact that we have one of the strongest brands in high school of NCAA sports marketing at Adidas North America. “Our mission is to help athletes perform better, and as the creator sports brand we’ll bring our newest and most innovative high-performance products to Joliet Catholic Academy along with our innovation, creativity and collaborative efforts in order to help empower these athletes.” Joliet Catholic Academy is a Roman Catholic college preparatory high school for boys and girls co-sponsored by the Joliet Sisters of St. Francis of Mary Immaculate and the Carmelites of the Most Pure Heart of Mary. With an enrollment of nearly 650 students, JCA has provided Will County area students a faith-based education, maintaining a tradition of excellence both inside and outside of the classroom for the last 150 years. Joliet Catholic Academy athletic programs have amassed 31 state/national championships, the most of any private school in the state of Illinois, including an IHSA-record 14 state championships in football, six pom poms national championships, three volleyball state championships, three state championships, two national championships, two national championships, one state championships, and numerous individual state champions, conference, regional, and sectional championships across its 24 offered sports. Ninety-three percent of students participate in an extracurricular activity, 62 graduates have gone onto careers in professional athletics, six Hall of Fame coaches are currently on staff, and 7 graduates are current professional athletes.

Winter 2019 | Tradition | 5 NEWS FROM AROUND CAMPUS JCA holds sixth annual All-School Retreat and Service Day

Joliet Catholic Academy engaged in its sixth annual All-School Retreat and Service Day on Wednesday, Oct. 3. This year, JCA expanded the event to include the freshman class as well as the senior class, with both engaging in community- service projects throughout the greater Joliet area. The seniors and freshmen worked in mixed groups, a great way to get the two classes to mingle and get to know one another in a big brother/sister kind of way. The junior and sophomore classes were engaged in a day of reflection led by NET Ministries Retreat Team and the Diocese of Joliet Youth Ministry team. They spent the day hearing talks and doing activities to help the students deepen their faith. The senior and freshman classes were all off campus serving the poor and needy in the local community. The service projects included work at food banks, shelters, care of the elderly, animal care and environment care. Feed My Starving Children provides food for the poor in foreign countries. Hands of Hope and Northern Illinois Food Bank provide food and aid for the local poor. A group of students worked at the Habitat for Humanity Restore as well as on a building with the Will County Forest Preserve at Theodore Marsh. Still another JCA group project for Habitat. A new site for JCA this year was Holsten Human Development of seniors and freshmen learned about both the needs of people with certain Group which is managing the Riverwalk Apartments, where students worked disabilities as well as animal care by helping at Ready Set Ride Therapeutic in a food pantry and at a community garden site. A group of Spanish-speaking Riding Stables. Lastly, students cared for God’s creation by spending the day at students served at the Morningstar Mission for their registration drive for Joliet Animal Control and Hopeful Tails shelters. The enjoyed bathing, walking Thanksgiving and Christmas needs. Several students learned about care for the and caring for the dogs and cats. elderly by working at Our Lady of Angles and the Willows senior housing and The annual Service and Retreat Day truly shows the best of JCA as a community nursing care homes. A large group learned about environmental care by serving that prays together and works together for the good of others.

JCA announces annual Spirit Raffle winners JCA’s annual Spirit Raffle concluded with a drawing Second Prize – $2,500: Ray Kelly State Farm 1. Ray Meyer (Senior) held Friday, Oct. 5. Each year, the JCA Spirit Raffle is a Insurance Agency, sold by Chris Kelly (Soph), son. 2. Matthew Costa (Senior) supporting activity that helps reduce overall tuition Third Prize – $1,500: Sudip Sinha, sold by 3. Megan Egizio (Junior) by 10%, bridging the gap between tuition and the Saptarshi Saha, (Senior), son. 4. Abi Voss (Senior) full cost to educate students. Fourth Prize – $500: Anthony Marino ’94, sold 5. Morgan Bruno (Fresh) The results of the Spirit Raffle drawing are as by Abbey Bailey (Fresh). Thank you to everyone who bought, sold and follows: Fifth Prize – $500: The Richards Family, sold by supported this annual JCA fundraising event. Our First Prize – $5,000: Daniel & Neda Zelehovitis, James Richards (Fresh), his family. students are grateful to all their donors. sold by Anthony Zelehovitis (Junior), son. Top Student Sellers:

6 | Tradition | Winter 2019 NEWS FROM AROUND CAMPUS JCA announces 2019 Illinois State Scholars Joliet Catholic Academy is proud to announce that 22 members of the Class of 2019 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 10 percent of graduates from approved high schools are announced as Illinois State Scholars each year. President/Principal Dr. Jeffrey Budz said, “We are so proud of our 22 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: Alissa Araneta of Romeoville; Peyton Buss of Plainfield; Elise Carlson of Joliet; Maxwell Cullen of Joliet; Reese Hafner of Joliet; Katherine Jorgensen of Newark; Julia Khater of Joliet; Jennifer Krizka of Joliet; Sophie Krzysciak of Minooka; Emily Morrissette of Manhattan; John Nash of Channahon; Megan Ortinau of Joliet; Michael Payne of Plainfield; Sarah Piper of Channahon; Sydney Pucel of Plainfield; Wyatt Simpson of Elwood; Jack To view more Illinois State Scholars and to learn more about the Smith of Bolingbrook; Matthew Trizna of Joliet; Cordelia Wagner of Joliet; program, visit the Illinois Student Assistance Commission’s website at Connor Ward of Joliet; Kurt Weis of Plainfield; and Kylie Weis of Plainfield. http://www.isac.org/. WHAT’S NEWS We are delighted to revive the “What’s News” section by including a Stacey (Gonzalez) ‘06 and JP Jaworski ‘06 welcomed their daughter few that have been recently sent to us. Please email Sue Bebar, director Peyton on Nov. 7, 2018. of alumni relations, at [email protected] with your latest news: marriage, birth announcement, or career achievement. Kaity (Siegel) ‘06 and Dave Grimmenga welcomed a baby boy, Jaxson Births John on Jan. 7, 2019. Jessica (Kovalcik) ‘06 and Ben Everage welcomed their son Easton James on April 19, 2018. Marriages Ragan Renee (Freitag) ’99 and John Burt Pattison III were united in Amanda (Bornhofen) ‘06 and Thomas Moretti, Jr. ‘02 welcomed their marriage on April 27 2018. The ceremony and reception was held at The son TJ on April 27, 2018. William Aiken House in Charleston, South Carolina.

Kaitlyn (Trizna) ‘04 and Trevor Feeney ‘04 welcomed their daughter Erin (Douglas) ’00 and Daniel Drzymalla were married on July 21 at the Ginna Rose on June 2, 2018. First Presbyterian Church in Joliet.

Samantha (Quigley) ’06 and Greg Smith welcomed Flynn Patrick Smith Lindsey Major ‘07 and Steven Nagel were married on Dec. 1, 2018, at the on July 7, 2018 at St. Joseph Hospital in Joliet. Bell Tower in Nashville, TN. Lindsey is keeping her maiden name.

Amanda (Szalinski) ‘06 and Isaac Llano welcomed their son Tyler on July Nick Koerner ’10 and Susan Conroy were married on Nov. 17 at St. John’s 17, 2018. Baptist Church in Johnsburg, Illinois with a reception at Geneva National in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Winter 2019 | Tradition | 7 JCA celebrates ceremonial Mass and Blessing of the Mary, Our Sister Chapel

It was a beautiful night at the Ceremonial Mass and Blessing of the Altar for the Mary, Our Sister Chapel on Thursday, Sept. 13, 2018 at Joliet Catholic Academy. This new physical and spiritual center of the building located at 1200 N. Larkin Ave. was made possible by a generous donation from Dorothy and the late Laverne “Bitz” Brown. The space includes seating for up to 400 in the large portion of the chapel, and an additional 50 seats in the Adoration Chapel. The entire JCA community is eternally grateful for their contribution to help continue to move forward the school’s mission of “inspiring growth in knowledge and faith.” JCA president/principal Dr. Jeffrey Budz said, “Dottie and Bitz Brown have inspired us through their generosity and vision for the Mary, Our Sister Chapel. They have given our students yet another avenue for spiritual growth at JCA.” “The new Mary, Our Sister Chapel feels like

8 | Tradition | Winter 2019 you are in a whole different building or private section of our school. We can go and be with God throughout the school day for private prayer or reflection. It’s amazing how quickly the construction took place, and it wouldn’t have been possible without the generous donation from the Mr. and Mrs. Brown,” junior Jake Bumstead said. JCA would also like to thank the entire community that showed up for the ceremony: students, faculty and staff, administration, parents, friends, and especially the Carmelites and Joliet Franciscan Sisters, who have cosponsored and led the school for the past 28 years combined, and together have educated high school students in Joliet for 207 school years. JCA is celebrating 150 years of Catholic Education in Joliet during this 2018- 2019 school year, a legacy that includes St. Francis Academy, De La Salle High School, Joliet Catholic High School, Joliet Catholic Academy, and the over 23,000 combined alumni who have graduated from these storied institutions that make up its past. Budz added, “We are proud to be living the charisms, traditions, and legacy of the Carmelites and Franciscans. As we celebrate 150 years, we thank our founders and hope that our current, future, and past students live these charisms and keep our traditions in their hearts.” JCA would also like to thank the Diocese of Joliet and Vicar General Fr. Richard Smith for presiding over the beautiful ceremonial Mass and blessing. “JCA’s spirituality on campus has been enhanced thanks to the Brown family. We all come together as one at all school masses, daily masses, and praying before each class. We are all one here at JCA even if you aren’t Catholic,” senior Megan O’Brien said. Excitement abounds for what the future holds at Joliet Catholic Academy, with the Mary, Our Sister Chapel providing a holy gathering place for current and future leaders at Joliet’s leading Catholic college preparatory institution.

Winter 2019 | Tradition | 9 Jubilaté 2019 SAVE THE DATE for JCA’s 34th annual Jubilaté. Our theme is “Meet Me in Paris” where Bolingbrook Golf Club’s President’s Room will be transformed into the “City of Lights” with a Parisian atmosphere, Eiffel Tower, café culture, and French bistro music. Saturday, March 9, 2019 is the date of this event so mark your calendars now. Jubilaté has so much to offer all our tourists. We invite you to come in casual dress that reflects the French Parisian spirit. You will be welcomed at Ed and Gloria Dollinger 6:00 p.m. by Jubilaté’s event chair-couples, Debra & Ellis Kennedy ’86 and Amy (Lausch) ’87 & Ken Mihelich ’83. These event chairs are organizing an unforgettable night along with 60 other parent volunteers whose special talents are such an important part of a successful event. Dr. Jeffrey Budz, JCA’s principal/president announced that Ed ’81 and Gloria Dollinger are the recipients of the JCA Recognition Award. “It gives me great pleasure to honor Ed and Gloria. This prestigious Recognition Award is given to this selfless couple who have contributed unfailing support of our JCA community. They both have served on many boards at JCA and continue their efforts in the community. Our students continue to benefit from the contributions of the Dollinger family,” Budz said. What you are in for on March 9? In order to walk the Champs Elysées, the most famous avenue in the world, place your reservations early. Come view an array of over 175 silent-auction items. This shopping experience was created especially for you. You won’t be able to resist the items we have put together for our guests. In addition to attending, your chances are excellent to win $10,000 since only 500 raffle tickets will be sold. Raffle tickets are on sale now so purchase one for $100 or split it with your friend(s). Purchase an ad for your business. Our sponsorship booklet contains over 150 ads from our sponsors that are supported by our school community. As you will see, in Paris, you don’t need to work at having a great time. With the right attitude, all you really need is a great group of friends. It will be a lively event – it’s what fun is all about. Join in on the action. You certainly won’t regret it. After all, the monies realized are for our students who merit a high-quality education entwined with a religious and moral formation. For additional information: donating an auction item, reservations, sponsorships, raffle tickets, please contact Christine Voss, director of special events, 815-773-0784 or visit http://jubilate.jca-online.org/.

10 | Tradition | Winter 2019 FALL ATHLETIC ROUNDUP Hilltoppers capture IHSA-Record 14th state championship in football

The Joliet Catholic Academy football team scored 14 points in the JCA’s daunting fourth quarter and then turned away a last-ditch drive by Montini regular-sea- that ended at the Hilltoppers’ 7-yard line with an interception by son schedule senior Andrew Gorski. included three The result? JCA earned a thrilling 35-27 victory in the Class 5A conference op- state championship game. ponents who The Hilltoppers added to their IHSA record with their 14th state qualified for title. the state semi- “Wow, what a finish,” Joliet Catholic coach Jake Jaworski said. “I finals (Marist think when you think of Joliet Catholic and Montini in a state cham- in 8A, 7A state pionship, that’s what you think of – a game coming right down to champion the wire.” Nazareth, and The Hilltoppers were without ESCC Offensive Player of the Year Niles Notre Keenan Hailey for much of the game, who injured his ankle on the Dame in 6A) first drive of the game. Senior fullback Nick Iannantone picked up and nonconference opponent Immaculate Conception in Elmhurst the slack with a bruising 318 yards and three touchdowns on 40 (4A state champion). carries behind a physical offensive line led by seniors Dave Monnot, Jaworski is the fifth coach in program history to win a state Ty O’Janovac, Ryan Laule, Colin Cox and junior Conor Kovas. championship. won five, Jim Boyter and Bob Stone The JCA defense, led by seniors Fernando Chavez, Max Briscoe each had one, and Dan Sharp had six. Kurt Weis, Mundo Meyer, Scott Fosen and Gorski, held the Broncos “It’s a great honor,” Jaworski said. “But this is all about the kids scoreless in the fourth quarter to help seal the win. and this senior class. They made it happen.” The Hilltoppers story- book season was capped 2018 Hilltopper Football Highlights: off by a six-game win streak leading to the state • 5A state champions (14th Title) title and a 10-4 overall fin- • IHSA 5A Academic All-State: Ty O’Janovac, Kurt Weis ish. Joliet Catholic became • IHSFCA 5A All State: Keenan Hailey, Kurt Weis just the third program in • ESCC Offensive Player of the Year: Keenan Hailey IHSA history to enter Week • ESCC All-Conference: Max Briscoe, Colin Cox, Keenan Hailey, 9 of the regular season Nick Iannantone, Mundo Meyer, Dave Monnot, Ty O’Janovac, needing a win to enter the • Kurt Weis playoffs and still capture a • Joliet-Herald News Player of the Year: Keenan Hailey state championship. They • WJOL Player of the Year: Keenan Hailey did it in dramatic fashion • First Team All-Area: Max Briscoe, Keenan Hailey, Nick Iannan- with a come-from-behind tone, Mundo Meyer, Dave Monnot, Ty O’Janovac, Kurt Weis 33-17 upset on the road • WJOL and Daily Southtown Coach of the Year: Jake Jaworski at Niles Notre Dame. The

Winter 2019 | Tradition | 11 FALL ATHLETIC ROUNDUP Fall Athletic Highlights: niors. “The big thing is, the • 50 percent of our student body participated in a fall sport program is going up, not • 70 percent of fall student-athletes were a member of the down. These girls play with A or B Honor Roll a lot of heart. That’s our big- GIRLS TENNIS gest foundation,” head coach • Mia Bertino all-conference selection Oscar Valdez said. • State qualifier singles: Mia Bertino, placed fifth GIRLS VOLLEYBALL JCA senior Hannah Ant- • Third place in Metea Valley Tournament zoulatos was inadvertently • Second place in West Aurora Tournament left out of the Spring Athlet- • Silver Division Champions at Autumnfest Tournament ic Recap of the 2018 Tradi- • Third-place state finish Class 3A tion Magazine. Antzoulatos earned ESCC all-conference, GIRLS AND BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Joliet-Herald News all-area, • Girls and boys cross-country teams were state qualifiers and IHSA All-State honors during the spring of 2018. JCA head GIRLS SWIMMING coach Tina Kinsella was also named the Ottawa Sectional Coach of the Year. The Angels are excited for the spring of 2019. BOYS GOLF • Second place at West Chicago Invite • Second place in 2A LaSalle-Peru Invite • Second place at Pontiac Regional • Regional and sectional qualifiers (Ryan Bell, Adam Simon, Creighton Karner, Mike Gurka, Evan Byrd, Ben Toborg) BOYS SOCCER

Sectional results at Sandburg: • Megan O’Brien: fourth place, 500 freestyle; Julia Khater: 10th place 100 freestyle, 11th place 50 freestyle; Emily Morrissette: ninth place, 100 backstroke

Spring 2018 Update:

GIRLS SOCCER The JCA girls soccer program made a return trip to the super- sectionals in the spring of 2018 falling to two-time defending state • War on 34 Consolation Champions champion Quincy Notre Dame. The Angels return ESCC all-confer- • Third place in IMSA Tournament ence nominees Bella D’Andrea, Nina D’Andrea, Molly Hibner, Mak- • Second place in Streator Tournament enzie Kaput and a host of underclassmen for what should be an • IHSA Regional Champions equally exciting 2019 spring season. All 20 players from last year • IHSSCA All Sectional: Danny Pettenuzzo return which includes nine sophomores, six juniors, and five se-

12 | Tradition | Winter 2019 FALL ATHLETIC ROUNDUP ESCC ALL-CONFERENCE 2018 FALL ATHLETES: VOLLEYBALL: • Emily Holbrook – Girls Volleyball Boys Soccer • Bella Ray • Tyler Kaput Arizona State University • Emily Holbrook • Danny Pettenuzzo DIVISION I EARLY SIGNING: NATIONAL LETTER OF INTENT FALL SIGNEES: BASEBALL: FOOTBALL: • Jared Cushing – Texas Tech University • Dave Monnot – Purdue • Anthony Fleischauer – Grand Valley State University University • Zachary Gould – University of Illinois at Chicago • Ty O’Janovac – Western • Michael Gurka – University of Minnesota Illinois University • Nicholas Iannantone – Johnson County Community College • Alejandro Vera – University of Illinois • Gregory Ziegler – Missouri State University

SOFTBALL: • Jennifer Krizka – Oakland University)

REUNION UPDATES SFA Class of 1958 JCHS 1963 SFA Class of ’58 gathered at Al’s Steakhouse for a fun lunch. Was great to see so many of our class conversing and enjoying one another’s company once again. JCHS/SFA 1961 The Class of ‘61 from JCHS & SFA celebrated their “75th Birthday Party” reunion at the Croatian The boys from JCHS Class of ‘63 enjoyed reminiscing their years at “The Club in November. Hill” at their 55th Class Reunion at Cemeno’s Pizza Sept. 15. They are already Over 85 partygo- looking forward to getting together for their 60th! ers enjoyed the delicious food JCHS 1968 and dancing to Left to right a 1950s band, The Meteors. Classmates from Illinois, California, Florida, Mis- Jim Warsaw, souri, Colorado and Texas enjoyed reminiscing about old memories as well as John Burns, creating new ones. Big thanks to the committee members Bev Leber Murer, Packy Kearns, Chris Kirinich Boban, Sandy Valerugo Kimak, Lee Cherven Ryan, Rick Moore, Tom Woolwine, Pat Sullivan, Tom Jurkovich & Ray Podobnik. The class gave a check to JCA for Warren Bank, tuition assistance. (commentary provided by Lee Cherven Ryan) Larry Lindholm and Larry

Winter 2019 | Tradition | 13 REUNION UPDATES continued McKeon) The old saying Celebrating 40 years of friendship began at the JCA Homecoming game fol- that time flies could not lowed by a casual, fun get together at Thirty Buck. Saturday was an amazing be more true and good evening held at the American Italian Cultural Society in Crest Hill hosted by friends and family are one our very own Toni Muren. A huge thank you to everyone who donated to the of life keys to happiness. Alumni Scholarship Fund! We raised $1,775! Please visit our paver brick in the Fifty years have passed Heritage Quad. (commentary provided by Deanne Nonnie Stanton) and this past September the grown men of the JC JCHS/SFA 1983 Class of ‘68 reunited to celebrate the friendships formed in our youth. Starting at the KC where the beer was cold and cheap followed by the homecoming football game and then back to KC for more beverages, catching up was food for the soul. Saturday included a golf outing and for those interested a tour of the Collins Street prison in the morning and then a gathering at downtown Joliet train station held at My Grain Brewery which included a special appearance of some of the SFA ladies from the Class Lots of laughs for the Class of ’83 at their 35th reunion. Classmates of ‘68. It has been suggested that we gather the class for another reunion gathered at the Croation Club on Oct. 6 after attending mass held at the JCA much sooner given for some this was first time in 50 years we were reunit- chapel. ed so.... we are looking to fall of 2020 to have the next reunion that will be announced well in advance. (commentary provided by Warren Bank) JCHS/SFA 1988 SFA 1968

A fun turnout for the Class of ’88 celebrating 30 years! Guests were able to enjoy the beautiful Renaissance Center as well as stories from their glory days of high school. The SFA Class of ’68 celebrated 50 years at Harrah’s Joliet for a fun lunch. JCA 1998 The ladies had enjoyed reminiscing and catching up.

JCHS/SFA 1973 The SFA/JCHS Class of ’73 celebrated 45 years post-high school at the Joliet Park Districts cart barn. A record crowd came out to share stories of the past and even created new ones to share for the future.

JCHS/SFA 1978

The JCA Class of ’98 enjoyed celebrating their 20th at Heroes West over homecoming weekend.

JCA 2008 Hard to believe just 10 years ago, the Class of ’08 graduated from JCA. Members of the class celebrated at Heroes West over homecoming weekend and shared many laughs and funny stories.

14 | Tradition | Winter 2019 ALUMNI GOLF OUTING

On Friday, Sept. 7, 2018 a full crowd of golfers gathered at the Joliet friendship of one another. We are happy and excited to announce to Country Club for what ended up being an abbreviated (for some) Alumni commemorate our 150 years, next year’s JCA Alumni Golf Outing will take Golf Outing. Due to the weather, golfers were called off the course after place on Friday, Sept. 6, 2019 at Cog Hill in Lemont. So mark your calendars nine holes. Some chose to stay and play, enjoying the camaraderie and and pray for good weather. See you then!

Save the Date The Annual Hilltopper Banquet Featuring Pat Hughes Radio Announcer with , ’81 Color Analyst as our MC

Thursday, February 7, 2019 • 6 p.m. At the Joliet Catholic Academy Student Activity Center Reserve Tables and Purchase Tickets at www.jca-online.org/alumnibanquet For questions please contact Mrs. Sue Bebar, Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] or 815-741-0500, ext. 269.

Winter 2019 | Tradition | 15 LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

Dear alumni, families and friends,

I would like to first take the time to thank all of the donors who have contributed to Joliet Catholic Academy. Gifts of your time, talent and treasure have allowed us to improve our campus and award scholarships to students in need. Thank you for your selfless giving so that others can receive an education from JCA. JCA’s development staff would like to show our donors three ways you can currently save money by giving to JCA.

1) Invest in Kids Act. AKA Tax Credit Scholarship By creating an account on mytaxillinois.gov and gifting to the Invest in Kids Act through the statewide Schol- arship Granting Organization Empower Illlinois (www.empowerillinois.org), individuals and businesses can gift up to $1,000,000 to receive a 75 percent Illinois state income tax credit. This process does take some time, but if you missed out last year, please start the process early in 2019. Please consult with your tax advisor or contact the JCA Development Office and we can walk you through the donor process, so you can take advantage of the tax credit. This is extremely helpful to those with a high Illinois state income tax bill. A tax credit scholarship donation to Empower Illinois can either elimi- nate or drastically reduce your Illinois state income tax.

2) IRA RMD- AKA Individual Retirement Account Required Mandatory Distribution As you might already know, at the age of 70 ½, you are required by the IRS to make a required mandatory distribution. However, if the individual has to take the required mandatory distribution but doesn’t need the funds for living expenses, why should they have to take the tax hit? Well, if they gift the funds directly from their investment advisor to Joliet Catholic Academy, this would fulfill the RMD. Since they gifted the funds to a 501C3, they are not responsible for any tax liability for the RMD.

3) Estate Planning Estate planning reduces the an estate’s value so your family will have to pay less in estate tax due to charitable contributions. Funds can be gifted to a Donor Advised Fund. This way, all of the funds can be used for an immediate tax deduction. The amount gifted to the Donor Advised Fund is not taken into account for the estate.

Sincerely in Christ,

Mr. John Horn ‘91 JCA Director of Development [email protected] 815-741-0500, ext. 276 Online Giving JCA provides an 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 new Innovation Research Center Campaign. Check the JCA website for more information on ways to give and specific fundraisers held throughout the school year. 16 | Tradition | Winter 2019 2017-18 Financial Summary SCHOOL OPERATIONS Revenues: 2018 2017 Tuition and fees $7,928,675 $8,055,125 Auxiliary, athletics, and other revenues $446,628 $ 427,560 $8,375,303 $8,482,685 Expenses: Instruction $2,959,048 $2,984,369 Auxiliary, athletics and other student activities $1,691,761 $1,592,628 Employee benefits $1,694,026 $1,822,278 Operation of physical plant $1,339,189 $1,227,222 Administration $614,964 $617,108 Financial aid $901,380 $647,625 Other costs/expenses (rent, interest, transportation, etc.) $999,430 $883,023 $10,199,798 $9,774,253 2017-2018 Loss from School Operations ($ 1,824,495) ($1,291,568) Total cost to educate a $13, Operatingtuition/student costs and expenses $11,800 student 616 Amount covered by $11, DEVELOPMENT AND ENDOWMENT ACTIVITIES Operating costs and expenses tuition 800 Operating costs and expenses Contributions and fundraising 20179% -2018 $2,091,310cost to educate a $1,482,004 Amount of "Cost" not 1,81 3%Operating student costs and expenses $13,616 covered by tuition 6 Investment income and net realized/unrealized gains(losses) on investments9% $857,07128% $1,186,302 Operating and investmentOperating revenues and investment revenues Includes the 2017cost -of2018 instruction, operation of Operating and investment revenues 9% 3% Total cost to educate a $13, Operating and investment revenuesLess: Development and fundraising expenses 9% physical plant,($351,767)tuition/student28% administration, student ($359,034) $11,800 student 616

9% 3% services, employee benefits, financial aid, Amount covered by $11, Income8% from Development8% and Endowment Activities2017- 2018 9% $2,596,61428% $2,309,272 tuition 800 8% 6% transportation, insurance, Total cost rent, to educate and a $13, 8% tuition/student 9% 3% $11,8002017-2018 student cost to educate a616 Increase in Net Assets uncollected$772,119 tuition. $1,017,704 Amount of "Cost" not 1,81 6% student28% Amount covered by $11, $13,616 covered by tuition 6 9% Includestuition the cost of instruction, operation800 of

Net assets at beginning of year Operating2017-2018 costs cost and 6%to expenses educate a $13,620,533physical plant, administration, $12,602,829student Operating costs and expenses 13%services, Amount employee of "Cost" benefits, not financial1,81 aid, studentOperating costs16% and expenses $13,616transportation, covered insurance,by tuition rent, and6 18% Net assets18% at end of year $14,392,652 $13,620,533 18% OperatingIncludes costs the cost and 6%of instruction, expenses operation of 13%uncollected tuition. 18% physical plant, administration,16% student "Cost to Educate" covered by services, employee benefits, financial aid,16% Operating and investment revenues 9% transportation, insurance,16% rent, and 13% Operating and investment revenues 3%Operating 9% uncollected costs tuition. and expenses 16% "Cost“Cost to toEducate” Educate"tuition covered covered by tuition by 3% 16%28% 13% 8% 9% 9% 28% 16%Amount tuition 9% 3% Amount 9% 3% "Cost to Educate" covered by 28%Instruction 16% of "Cost" 9% 28%of "Cost" 4% 4% 6% tuition 4% Instruction not 4% 6% 9% Amount 18% not covered 6% of "Cost" OperationInstruction of physical plant by tuition 16% not 13%InstructionOperation of covered 70% 6% 70% 13%physical plant 13.34% 70% 16% covered 70% OperationAuxiliary, athleticsof by tuition 16% by16% tuition 13%physicaland other plant student 16% OperationactivitiesAuxiliary, athleticsof 4% 13.34% physicaland other plant student 13.34% 16% EmployeeactivitiesAuxiliary, athleticsbenefits Amount 16% and other13% student of "Cost" EmployeeactivitiesAuxiliary, athleticsbenefits and other student covered Instruction EmployeeAdministration benefits Tuition and fees Tuition and fees 70% activities Amount Tuition and fees Instruction 16% by tuition Tuition and fees EmployeeAdministration benefits of "Cost" Instruction 86.66%Amount Auxiliary, athletics andAuxiliary, other athleticsrevenues and other revenues Auxiliary, athletics and other revenues Operation of FinancialAdministration aid covered Auxiliary, athletics and other revenues physicalOperation plant of by tuition of "Cost" Contributions and fundraisingContributions and fundraising physical plant FinancialAdministration aid Disclaimer Contributions and fundraising Operation of Contributions and fundraising physical plant 86.66% Tuition and fees Auxiliary, athletics FinancialDevelopment aid and This Annual Report recognizes alumni, parents, friends, corporations, and foundationscovered that have Investment income Investmentand net realized/unrealized income and net realized/unrealizedandAuxiliary, other athleticsstudent invested in the financial support of Joliet Catholic Academy from July– 1, 2017 June 30, 2018. Your gifts Investment income and net realized/unrealized fundraising Investment income and net realized/unrealizedgains gains activitiesandInstruction other student FinancialexpensesDevelopment aid and truly make a difference meeting in the spiritual, intellectual, physical, and social needs of our current gains Auxiliary, athletics and other revenues Auxiliary, athletics activitiesDisclaimer fundraising Angels and Hillmen. Every effort has been made to present a complete listingby of donors.tuition If an error or gains Employeeand other studentbenefits expensesDevelopment and omission has occurred, we apologize and ask that you bring it to our attention by calling, Sue Hansen Contributions and fundraising EmployeeactivitiesThis Annual benefits Report recognizesfundraising alumni, parents, friends, corporations, and foundations that have invested in the financial supportDevelopment of Joliet Catholic and Academy from July– 1, 2017 June 30, 2018. Your gifts 86.66% Disclaimer Employee benefits expenses Investment income and net realized/unrealized trulyOperation make a difference of meeting in fundraising the spiritual, intellectual, physical, and social needs of our current This Annual Report recognizes alumni, parents, friends, corporations, and foundations that haveAdministration invested in the financial support of Joliet Catholic Academy from July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018. Your gifts truly make a difference in meet- gains Angels and Hillmen. Every effort has been made to present a complete listing of donors. If an error or ing the spiritual, intellectual, physical, and social needs of our current Angels and Hillmen. EveryAdministrationphysical effort has been plant made to presentexpenses a complete listing of donors. If an error or omission has occurred, we apologize and ask that you bring it omission has occurred, we apologize and ask that you bring it to our attention by calling, Sue Hansen to our attention by calling Sue Hansen, Development Coordinator at (815) 741-0500, ext. 215. All contributions made on or after July 1, 2018 will appear in the 2018-2019 Annual Report. Administration Disclaimer Financial aid FinancialAuxiliary, aid athletics Winter 2019 | Tradition | 17 and other student This Annual Report recognizes alumni, parents, friends, corporations, and foundations that have Financial aid Developmentactivities and invested in the financial support of Joliet Catholic Academy from July– 1, 2017 June 30, 2018. Your gifts Development and fundraising truly make a difference meeting in the spiritual, intellectual, physical, and social needs of our current expensesfundraisingEmployee benefits expensesDevelopment and Angels and Hillmen. Every effort has been made to present a complete listing of donors. If an error or fundraising expenses omission has occurred, we apologize and ask that you bring it to our attention by calling, Sue Hansen

Administration

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ANNUAL GIVING BY LEVEL Thank you to all those alumni, William and Michelle Nelson Zachary M. Melone Allen R. Graham past and present parents, Gregory and Julie Newsome Michael and Jodi O’Connell Eric and Kimberly Gray grandparents, and friends for Phyllis A. Olsta Providence Bank and Trust Thomas P. Grohar contributing to JCA during John and Margaret Peifer William and Suzanne Schuler Paul and Janet Haley the 2017-2018 fiscal year. Alexandria C. Quigley Karl and Caroline Sicinski Michael and Elizabeth Hansen Your generosity helps create John and Alexandra Quinn Bart and Tiffany Singletary Catherine Hanus-Zank expanded opportunities for our Thomas and Marycatherine Ragen Sisters of St. Francis of Mary John H. Hazzard students. Steven and Ann Randich Immaculate Rick and Laura Hernandez Remembering “G” Foundation Robert and Christine Voss Leonard and Ruth Hertko Carmelite & Franciscan Club Lloyd W. Schneider David M. West Anton R. Iberle ($5,000 +) Frances Naal Sczepaniak Joseph and Theresa Whalen Jacob Henry Mansion Joseph and Patricia Adler SFA-DLS-JCHS-JCA Alumni Suzanne M. Whalen Edward and Cheryl Jarot Denis and Maryann Ancel Association JCA Student Body Anonymous Andrew and Melanie Sliwa Fr. Joseph Gilmore Club Joe’s Hotdogs Joliet, LLC Aon Benfield The WNBPA Foundation ($1,000 - $2,499) John and Monique Kasper Artisan Technology Group Tom Seddon Memorial Golf Outing Bert G. Adams, Jr. Kavanagh Grumley & Gorbold LLC AXA Foundation James E. Walsh Christopher and Lori Adler Patrick D. Keenan Vincent and Belinda Baratta Keith and Margaret Warning Joseph L. Adler † Ellis and Debora Kennedy George and Donna Barr Peter and Geraldine Whiteside Mario J. Altiery Carol M. Kodiak Dorothy M. Brown Mary M. (Pubentz) Williams James and Renee Arnold Bryan and Jan Kopman Daniel and Ann Burdzinski Estate † William and Anna Bayci James and Hedy Korst Richard and Josephine Burns Michael and Nicole Brenczewski Robert and Catherine Kuzma Paul and Sherry Carbery Mother Alfred Moes Club John and Debra Brown Mark and Melinda Kuzmicki Catholic Education Foundation of ($2,500 - $4,999) James* and Patricia Buchar † John and Barbara Lausch the Diocese of Joliet Mary C. Blake John and Katherine Buehler Kenneth and Kerri Courtright Paul and Melanie Boetto Busey Bank James and Susan Mammosser Lee and Linda Crowther Jack and Lori Brascia Chignoli Auto Sales John and Susanne Manner Crowther Roofing & Sheet Metal Brown and Brown of Northern Mark E. Clarke John and Linda Matthews of Florida Illinois Insurance Jane Condon-Boyer Edward and Kathleen Michel D’Arcy Buick GMC Carmelite Provincial Office Esther T. Coop Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Michele L. DeBartolo Lawrence and Pamela Clennon Vincent and Zina Cornelius Kenneth and Amy Mihelich Edward and Gloria Dollinger Robert and Elizabeth Dow William and Kimberly Cunnea Stephen and Rebecca Nahas Rosemary Ellis Thomas and Colleen Dow Terrence and Sue D’Arcy Grant and Jean Ohlson Patricia A. Graham Edward F. Larkin Family John T. Delrose Thomas and Margaret Olsen Stephen and Jean Hooks Foundation, Inc. Dirt Devils Softball Org 08-10 Eric and Lori Ortinau Irish Fellowship Educational and Ronald J. Erjavec John and Anne Doll Gregory and Susan Peyla Cultural Foundation Force Wrestling Club Robert and Diane Dow Pfizer, Inc. J.L. Adler Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc. Scott and Sue Hansen Michael R. Draznik Thomas P. Piskur Raymond and Marilyn Jones Charles and Ellen Hauck Matthew and Sarah Ehrsam John and Nancy Pouk Kazma Family Foundation Dennis and Mary Ellen Hennebry First Choice Temporary Service, Inc. Presence St. Joseph Medical Carolyn C. Kent Thomas and Catherine Hickey First Midwest Bank Center Philip and Anita Lane Joe and Chantal Host Michael L. Gallagher Purple Project Inc. David Markun Martin and Lucienne Krizka Douglas Giaudrone, Jr. Jean T. Quigley Thomas and Carol McCafferty Gary and Kathleen Major Andrew and Paula Gorski Russell and Kimberly Rasner Timothy J. Miller Robert and Charmaine Malnar David and Diana Gorski Rathbun, Cservenyak & Kozol, LLC James and Diana Missig Fr. Carl J. Markelz, O. Carm. Donald and Cindy Gould Philip and Jennifer Resendiz Michael and Nicole Murray James and Cynthia Massa Michael J. Grace James and Kimberly Roolf NBA Properties, Inc. Michael and Kelly Melone Michael and Mary Grady David J. Rubis

18 | Tradition | Winter 2019 ANNUAL GIVING BY LEVEL Andrew and Susan Runde Jayne A. Haag Patricia M. Peyla Pedro Arellano, Jr. Bill and Christine Scheibe Douglas and Laura Haggard Jeffrey and Julie Phelan LLC Timothy and Katherine Mary Ann Hasse William and Phyllis Phelan Richard D. Bagnell Richards-Schuster Bradley and Amy Holbrook Kevin and Amanda Quinn Michael and Lauri Bank Henry and Judith Simon John and Kristin Horn Brian C. Regan John F. Bannon Richard and Marilyn Sorg Mark and Judith Inserra Kurt and Michelle Griffith-Roderich Robert and Laura Bauer Alexander and Maria Sosenko Paul and Mary Jaworski John D. Rogers Matthew and Kathy Bertani State Farm Companies Foundation JCA Reunion Class of 1997 Roman Catholic Diocese of Joliet George and Nancy Beutel Margaret A. Sticklen Stephen and Linda Jenco Rosenfeld, Hafron, Shapiro & Andrew Bianchi University of St. Francis Joliet Park District Farmer Blackburn-Giegerich-Sonntag Jeff and Georgia Vincent Ronald and Virginia Jones Ryan A. Ruettiger Funeral Home, Ltd. Robert and Emily Waldron David and Nicole Jones Daniel and Janet Schalk James and Sandra Blank Nicholas and Patricia Weis Kristina Kalebich Mark and Susan Scheuber Brittany N. Borella John and Jennifer Kane Anthony and Holly Scordo Lloyd and Donna Bowden Brown & Blue Club Joseph T. Kane Michael and Kelly Senko Philip and Elizabeth Branshaw ($500 - $999) Mark and Jane Karner Service of Will Grundy & Kankakee BSN Sports Jerad and Colleen Abbott Sheila A. Kestel Counties William and Angel Burich Mark and Jenny Adler Christopher and Christina Kinsella SFA Reunion Class of 1967 Joseph and Mary Ellen Burke Cesar and Rosa Aranda Daniel and Melissa Kinzler Silver Cross Hospital Cemeno’s Pizza Steve and Rita Ator Jeffrey J. Kinzler David and Janice Sims Chipotle Mexican Grill Mark E. Babcock Carroll J. Klotz John and Marilyn Skolds Fr. Robert Colaresi, O. Carm. Todd R. Baker John and Maureen Konopek Christopher and Keri Spotofora Catherine R. Cook Aaron and Catherine Barr Robert and Colleen Krol Mark and Deborah Stofan Frank and Rosemarie Costa Ronald and Susan Bebar Chad and Claudette Kuhar The Boler Company Edward and Gail Crobie Jeffery and Marcia Bowden Christine A. Laciak The Delta Air Lines Foundation Frank and Marla Cservenyak Terrence and Joellen Broderick John and Mary Lausch The Original Walt’s Ice Cream Bob Diedrich Kevin and Kathleen Buchar Len Cox & Sons Excavating Lawrence and Deborah Timko Michael and Allison Durkin Thomas and Lisa Burns Donald and Katherine Londergon Christopher and Victoria Totani Jennifer J. Duszynski Daniel R. Butterbach Frank and Michelle Madura Dennis and Delia Trizna Family Dental Care, Ltd. James and Erin Cameron Terrence and Nancy Maynard Brent and Staci Turner James P. Fenton Frank V. Camodeca McDonald’s - Gailco Donald and Sandra Wall Robert and Deborah Filotto Cathedral of St. Raymond School Thomas J. McGarry Mark D. Weinhold Filotto Construction, Inc. Leo and Virginia Cattoni Michael and Robin McGrath Denise M. Werner Filotto Professional Services William and Karen Chignoli Mechanical & Industrial Steel Robert A. Wiegmann † Joseph and Karen Folk Donald and Patricia Coleman Services, Inc. Robert and Kathy Wiesemann Christopher and Terry Foster Jason and Amy Cox Mark and Roberta Meers Michael and Jennifer Wright James and Susanna Foster Custom Case Management Daniel and Dawne Mihelich Suzanne Wright Eugene and Sheila Funk Armand and Anne D’Andrea Donalyn W. Mikulich Michael and Dianne Wuestenfeld Janet A. Furman Edward Jones – Ed Dollinger William and Mary Minarich John and Nancy Futterer Essington Podiatry Group David and Tonya Monnot Angels & Hilltoppers Club Guaranteed Rate Nicholas and Melisa Ferro William and Mary Napleton ($250 - $499) William and Diane Habiger Mark and Nancy Finnicum Douglas and Lynn Bertino Neville Matthew and Kathleen Adler Susan E. Haley Andrew and Maria Fischer Northern Insurance Service, Ltd. Advanced Family Dental & Mary Anne Hartnett Thomas and Joanne Fitzgerald Richard and Anne O’Malley Orthodontics, PC Ronald R. Hischier Michael and Judy Frigo Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Allstate Insurance Company – Holy Family Parish Brian and Sally Giegerich Jason and Kristine Payne Paul Bertino Illinois State Council Knights of Christopher and Margaret Goolsby William and Jenni Pender Archer Daniels Midland Company Columbus #106737 David and Andrea Gruber Joseph and Mary Peraud Matching Gifts Program J.D. Brown and Company

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Steven T. Jaszczak Victor and Mary Ellen Reato Daniel and Theresa Allen Brian and Jessica Bertino Jeffry and Diana Jaworski Red & Ritchey Orthodontics, LLC Scott and Donna Allgood Jennifer L. Bertino-Tarrant Michael T. Jerger Frederick and Jean Rohder Terrence and Susan Allison Paul and Jennifer Bertino Timothy and Christen Kane Douglas and Anna Roolf Ally Financial, Inc. Charles and Denise Beutel Kent & Melone, LLC Robert and Melody Russ Mark and Michelle Alstott Robert A. Billquist John and Sylvia Kinney Alex and Mary Samusevich Lisa A. Alvey Andrew and Molly Birsa Richard R. Kinney Douglas and Cindy Sasso Joseph and Terri Ambrozich David and Marilu Birsa Robert M. Kochevar Janet L. Seddon Andrew E. Anderson John and Evelyn Bjork Mary Lou Kozar John and Betty Serene Kenneth and Rosemary Anderson Timothy and Lisa Black Scott J. Kozlowski SFA Reunion Class of 1962 Samuel J. Andreano James A. Blackburn, Jr. Frank and Joan Krumpoch Shorewood Family Dental Care, LLP Edward W. Andrews Lawrence and Victoria Blackburn Kuhar Vision Care Tricia Simpson Christopher and Christy Annis Nicholas A. Blatti Robert and Mary Lou Larson St. Paul the Apostle Parish John and Mary Annis Cecile A. Blau Michael and Susan Lee James R. Stangle, Jr. Anonymous George and Regina Block Tom Leinenweber David and Barbara Stengele Todd and Suzanne Arnett Steven and Kathryn Blotnik Lincolnshire Business Center Stephen P. Morimoto, DDS, Ltd. Alice Aschenbrenner James and Joyce Bobich Robert A. Long Steven C. Logan, D.D.S, Ltd. Aschinberg Pediatrics Robert and Ann Bodach James and Marcia Lyons Streitz Dental Arts Michael F. Austin Robert W. Bodach Charles and Celeste Mackey Donald and Christine Strle Brock and Florence Austrums Scott and Michelle Lucenta-Bohn Anthony and Therese Marino Timothy and Stacey Swanson Stephen and Lynn Baginski Paul and Paula Boley Deborah J. Martincich Mark and Kirsten Testa Joanne Bailey Kenneth and Anita Bottomley George and Kathleen McConaghy Testa Steel Constructors, Inc. Robert and Kellie Bailey James M. Boucher Lawrence M. McKeon The Old Fashioned Pancake Fr. Bradley S. Baker Thomas and Kathleen Boucher Karri McLeod House, Inc. Elizabeth Baldwin Stephen J. Bowe Jeffrey and Emily Meader Donald J. Thomas Paul R. Baltz Ronald and Patricia Boyter John Robert Meyer Bernard R. Tkaczyk † James and Laura Bannon Philip and Maryann Branshaw John and Kathleen Mezera James and Maureen Trizna John T. Bannon Andrew Brawthen Debra Minnick Martin P. Uremovic † Nancy K. Bannon Edward and Diane Brenczewski David and Celeste Morimoto Judith R. Van Meter James J. Barello Michael and Linda Briscoe Morris Dermatology Christopher and Sara Van Tassel Rita A. Barnes † Joan A. Brock Matthew and Danielle Morrissette John W. Van Tassel David and Margaret Barrows James and Barbara Brodeske Mudron Kane Insurance Terrance and Lynn Van Tassel Richard and Barbara Barrows Timothy M. Brophy Bryan and Elizabeth Kent and Jerry Ann Voyce James and Judith Batusich Ralph and Barbara Bruno Tortorello-Nelson Russell and Laurie John and Jill Batusich James and Erna Brusatte Newsome Home Health Care McPhillips-Weglarz Fr. Bernhard H. Bauerle, O. Carm. William and Adele Bryant Beverly J. Nolan Daniel and Mary Whalen Kevin M. Bayci Thomas and Debra Brzostowski Patrick and Kathryn O’Donnell Charles N. Wheeler, III Natalie M. Bayci Buchar, Bajt Architects, Inc. Thomas and Domenica Osterberger Linda M. Wheeler Alec and Grace Beaudoin George and Sara Buck Thomas and Mary Ostrem Lawrence and Susan Wiers John and Susan Becker Jeffrey and Karla Budz Steven and Cristina Ostrowski Paul and Georgianna Wyszynski Walter and Aurelie Becker Eugene S. Buldak James E. Partak Michael and Jayme Zobel Walter and Kathleen Becker Holleen A. Burcenski David and Debra Paul Thomas and Denise Bell Samantha J. Bush Anthony and Carla Policandriotes Benefactor’s Club Daniel B. Belling Donald and Mary Buss Ronald and Jana Potter ($1 - $249) Joseph L. Benson Paul and Annette Buss John and Judy Querio Felipe and Maria Acosta Michael P. Benson William and Janet Buss Ryan and Lindsey Quigley William and Shelly Adelman Terry L. Benter Stephanie Bussey Greg and Diane Ratajczak Jonathan P. Adler Terence and Carol Bergin Richard and Patricia Butterbach RE/MAX Professionals James and Sandra Alaimo Michael and Sharon Berta Edward R. Bycznski 20 | Tradition | Winter 2019 ANNUAL GIVING BY LEVEL

Gerald and Joyce Cabay Thomas A. Cranmer Joan P. Fagan Jeffrey R. Grimm Thomas and Patricia Callans James and Mary Crowe Raymond and Darlene Fagan Jeffrey and Tsugumi Gromos Jessie M. Cambic Scott and Susan Crowther Thomas and Patsy Farnsworth Joseph and Karen Gura Michael and Ann Canaday Ryan Cumbee Paul and Beth Ferguson Terrence Haggerty Linda L. Cantu John and Robyn Curbis James and Penny Filotto Jerry and Tisha Hailey Patricia A. Car Gerald and Judith Czerak Ron and Kimberly Fladhammer Richard and Frances Hakey Michael T. Carbery David and Sandra Czerkies Robert and Susan Flavin Mary K. Hall Patricia L. Carbery D & I Electronics, Inc. Michael and Robynn Fosen Jason and Madonna Hamilton Steve and Corrine Carbery Dana A. Dames Jay Frankovich Hammel Law Offices, P.C. James and Kristine Cardamone Gregory and Nancy Damiani Joseph and Kerry Frescura Christine J. Hammerlund Patrick and Meghan Cardwell Antonio and Kimberly D’Amico John and Karen Frisch Mark S. Hansen David R. Carey Edward and Linda D’Arcy Walter and Laura Fronczek Larry E. Hausser Francis and Jean Carey Nicholas D’Arcy William and Kimberly Fuentes Robert and Moira Healy Joseph and Lucinda Carey James and Martha Darguzis Douglas and Charlene Fumagalli Sr. Grace Henneberry, O.P. J. Michael Carney Joseph and Sallie Dede Robert and Susan Funk Joseph and Sondra Henneberry Elbert and Patricia Carroll Thomas M. Dedin, Sr. Virginia Furman Jason and Anne Henschen Skyler Carter Patricia M. Deffenbaugh Michael and Amy Gahan George H. Herbst Gilbert Casillas Jennifer M. DeGeus Matthew and Christine Gambs Jean A. Herbst Salvatore and Teal Cassello M. Linda Deiss Jacob E. Gancarczyk Elaine A. Herff David and Mary Lou Catalani Judith A. DeJarld Ronald and Andrea Gancarczyk David and Barbara Hertko Carol L. Cenar Patricia K. Delrose Tyler R. Gannon J. Don and Rosemary Heyden Vincent and Frances Cerri Rudolph and Kathleen Delrose W. James Ganson Janet Hickey-Kapella Bradley and Joan Chamberlin James R. Dempsey Joan M. Garavaglia William and Patricia Hickey Theresa Chamberlin Stanley and Carol Demsky Mark A. Garavaglia Mark and Heather Hobbs Jacqueline E. Cherwin Richard and Cecilia Dernulc Brian and Annie Gehrke Hobbs Hobby Hut Louis and Nanette Chignoli Nicholas and Margaret Di Filippo Douglas and Lanette Barbara Holbrook-Fraser Robert and Heather Chlebana Douglas and Frances Dilday Disera-Geissler Hometown National Bank Paul and Marissa Chovanec Phyllis A. Dillon Rosalie Giacchino-Baker Curtis and Carole Horn Gino and Mary Lou Ciccotelli William E. Dillon Robert and Frances Giarrante Joan A. Horn Lawrence and Marie Cimimo Dominic and Debbie Dispenza Richard and Marcella Gibson Gerald and Janet Horvath Douglas and Donna Clark Zachary W. Dolph Joseph and Gail Girard Bruce and Michelle Hoster Robert L. Clementi Dennis and Caryle Dombrowski Louis and Jill Glavan Arthur A. Hrvatin, III John J. Clennon Constance Dorsey Juanita K. Glover Arthur and Harriet Hrvatin Veronica Cline David and Amy Douglas Jo Ann Goesel Douglas and Elizabeth Hucek JoAnn H. Coakley Sharon M. Dow Frank and Mary Lou Golf Thomas and Nancy Huckaba Edward and Mary Codo William and Virginia* Dow † Leslie and Mary Louise Gomora James and Barbara Huey Coey Technologies, Inc. Katherine T. Drabik Patrick and Cynthia Gonzalez William and Geri Hulbert Anne B. Comer Colleen Driscoll David and Bosa Goodale Carl and Deborah Hunckler Jeffrey and Peggie Conrad Paul and Laurie Driscoll James J. Gorman IBM Corporation Frank and Theresa Cooley Shannon and Donna Duensing Gregory and LuAnn Gornik Jillian Inserra Dale and Mary Kay Cooper David J. Duff James and Barbara Goss Nicholas M. Inserra Melissa Correia William and Kathleen Duffy Janice M. Gould Timothy Inserra Kathleen M. Corrigan William J. Dutkiewicz James M. Grady Robert J. Ivnik Frank and Katherine Costa Stephen G. Dyer Robert E. Gramera Gerard F. Jagodzinski William and Carole Coughlin Loretta E. Egan Arnold and Denise Grashoff Anthony J. Janc Nolan A. Cox Judith A. Egbert Paul and Patricia Greenawalt Edward and Patricia Jarot John and Judith Coyne Dominic and Mary Ann Egizio John and Judith Gregurich John and Kathleen Jarzynka Anson and Diane Cranmer Jeffrey and Amy Englund Michael J. Griggs Tom and Jenny Jasper

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James and Barbara Javorcic Christine Koronkowski Gerald and Judith Maier Leonard and Shirley Micklich Jacob and Keri Jaworski Joseph and Sharon Korst Jeffrey J. Maier Mark and Lisa Middleton Joseph L. Jaworski Paul and Kerry Kosinski Daniel and Laura Malinowski Jason J. Midlock John and Mary Jensen James and Jane Kostelc Helen M. Malinowski Mark Midlock JNA Investors Christopher A. Kovacs Kelly Manfred John and Edith Mihelich David and Celeste Bessette- Colleen P. Kovic Patrick F. Manning Rudolph and Sue Mihelich Johnson Kenneth and Jeanne Kowall Patrick T. Manning Michael and Nancy Mikulich Gregory S. Johnson Marci A. Kreisberg Anthony and Jessica Marino Daniel and Ramona Mikuska Ke’von M. Johnson Duane and Dolores Krieger Joel and Jen Marino Matthew J. Mikuska Michael and Sheila Johnson Paula A. Kucharz John and Carol Markley Deven A. Miller Brian and Kristin Jones James and Sarah Kuehl Scott and Lora Markley Robert and Carole Miller Darrel and Dolores Jones John and Sharon Kunke Deborah R. Marso Claire L. Millweard Donald L. Jones Carl and Mary Ellen Kursell Jean A. Martin Michael and Patricia Minarich Elizabeth W. Jones William D. Kuzma Kale and Jessica Martin Minarich Graphics & Supplies, Inc. Jostens, Inc. Adelyn Kwasigroch Robert A. Martin James and Virginia Mladic David and Suzanne Kairis Sr. Barbara A. Kwiatkowski, O.S.F. Samuel and Susan Martin Raymond and Polly Ann Mondrella Kathleen A. Kallan Mary Lou Ladas Susan M. Martin James and Sue Moore Robert and Kimberly Kaluzny Daniel and Marilyn Lajcin Dustyn R. Martincich Mark and Elizabeth Moore Norman and Imelda Kaminski Lois M. Laken Maryanne Mason Thomas and Nancy Moore Sr. Thadine Kaminski, O.S.F. Anton and Jody Lakota Bryan Mattas Frank and Nancy Mores Patrick J. Kane Jerome and Margaret Lakota Ronald and Beverly Matuszewski Donald and Laura Morin Dennis and Mary Ann Kapinus Phillip and Joan Landry Edward and Peggy Mayer Bernadette Mosinski Joseph and Jacquelin Kararo Dolores J. Lange Timothy and Sandra McAfee John and Marge Mostyn Donald C. Karcz, Sr. Catherine A. Langlois Patricia A. McArdle Mark and Karen Mudron Edward and Mary Kasarskis Clarence and Carolyn Larkin Christopher and Kimberly David and Laura Mueller Michael P. Keeley Elizabeth J. Larson McCarthy Rosemary Mueller Kegler’s - Crest Hill Lanes Kevin J. Las Stephanie Reeves McCollom Kimberly A. Muhich Charles J. Kehoe Thomas and Martha Las William and Linda McConnell Barbara Mutz Brian C. Kelleher Peter Laskovsky Karen A. McCormack Bernard and Lisa Mutz Michael and Kristin Kelley Gordon and Sandra Lauer Cory and Elizabeth McDermott Richard and Mary Myers Deva E. Kelly Alec and Diana Laule Theron and Teressa McEachern Colette A. Naal John and Judith Kelly Ronald L. Lawnzak Terry and Susan McFadden Judith L. Naal Kathleen Kelly Mary A. Lazar Patrick and Maryann McGinnis Nanette Nagl Raymond and Joan Kelly Ronald and Mary* Leaman † James and Judith McGuire Rodger and Jo Ann Nahas Joyce M. Kelstrom George and Carol Sterr-Lehman Marilyn A. McGuire Naperville Tutoring Ellis and Nancy Kennedy Fr. James Lennon Patrick and Lora McGuire Ralph and Joann Napolitano Thomas and Dolores Kennedy Leo & Sons Carpet Cleaning, Inc. Michael and Pam McKeon Glen P. Narducci † Thomas and Laina Kennedy Richard and Angeline Leonard Michael P. McNally Raymond and Lisa Nash James J. Kenney Martin and Kathleen Lepacek Joseph and Laura McNulty Barbara A. Neustadt Victoria Kennison Bridget C. Libert Corey and Jenny McQuade Richard and Jolanta Niebuda Jean J. Kenol William E. Lichtenauer Michael P. McQuillan Michael and Karen Nolan Jordan M. Kielian Ryan D. Lincoln Harry and Marilyn McSteen John Nona Patrick G. Kielian William and Kristine Linneweh Thomas S. Meade James and Michelle Nonnie Leonard and Rita Kiernan J. Barrett and Jeanne Long Edward W. Meisenbach David and Jane Novitski Cris and Teresa Kodiak Richard and Pamela Loucks Edward and Bernadette Meyer John and Gail Nudera Patrick and Mary Ann Koerner Stephen J. Lucas Marlane A. Meyer Ann O’Brien Michael T. Kolodziej Steve and Nancy Lupton Raymond and Julieta Meyer Arlene O’Brien Peter and Kimberly Korbar Robert and Julie Lyne Thomas J. Meyer, Jr. James and Ann O’Brien

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Dale and Karen O’Connell Michael and Carol Priesbe Thomas and Barbara Rowland Beth Shadur James and Margaret O’Connell Thomas D. Principali David and Lisa Rubi Daniel and Jean Sharp Joseph and Beatrice O’Connor James and Dawn Pritz Francis and Kathleen Ruettiger Daniel L. Sharp Robert C. O’Day Francis and Susan Prock Robert and Ammie Sue Ruettiger Erinn K. Sharp Arthur and Marilyn Offerman Robert D. Prock, Jr. Eric Ruiz James and Christine Sharp Gerald and Loretta Offerman Gerald and Karen Pubentz Michael and Libby Runge Patricia A. Sharp Patrick and Julie O’Janovac Robert and Gayle Pullman Gerald and Janet Russ Robert and Rosemary Shea Margaret M. Olsen Susan L. Purciel Mary Ann Russ Michael and Karen Sheppard Justin J. Orenic Ross and Barbara Purpura Raymond and Shirley Russ William and Nancy Sheridan Raymond and Colleen Orenic Cedric and Lynn Putnam Norman T. Russum Scott and Karen Shinners Joseph and Josephine Orlovich Roger J. Pytlewski Mark and Lesley Ruzon Shorewood Animal Hospital Kristina Osburn Quest Food Management Leila M. Ryan James A. Shuba Laura K. Pahl Services, Inc. Lorraine M. Ryan Geraldine C. Siblik Marc and Colleen Pana Kurt and Kimberly Raber Patricia A. Sager Raymond J. Sinchak Ronald and Arlene Panozzo Gayle R. Rachford Kevin M. Sandal Alan and Amy Singletary Bryan and Kimberly Papesh James and Diane Racich Christopher P. Sarcletti Charles and Susan Skeldon Carmon R. Paris George and Kimberly Radich James and Dana Sarcletti Eric and Kimberly Skipper Daniel and Rosalie Park Carlo and Mary Ragusa John and Hazel Sartori Matthew and Patricia Slana Mark and Susan Parker Phil and Diana Ramos Mary S. Sasso Brian and Kelli Slemp Janine Passehl Matthew A. Ramuta Michael and Kristine Scahill Craig and Michele Slowik Robert K. Passehl Edward and Ann Reagan Donald J. Schelfhout Lawrence and Elaine Sluiter William Paul Joan L. Reddy Michael and Patricia Schelfhout Fr. Jeffery Smialek, O. Carm. Sean and Michelle Pauly Kirk and Beverly Reeves Joseph and Aimee Schertz Elaine T. Smith Paul and Rose Pausche Christopher A. Regis Wayne A. Schewe, Jr. Marlene B. Smith Elizabeth C. Pedaci James and Diane Reichstadt John and Tristin Schimanski Erin M. Smutnak Diane Pedersen Terrence and Nora Reiter Timothy and Jane Schmig Sharon T. Sobolewski Oduardo and Margaret Periu John and Margaret Rems James and Josephine Schmitz David and Karen Spreitzer Michael S. Pero Joseph and Corrine Rende John P. Schmucker James and Lori Spreitzer Herbert and Robin Perozzi Joseph R. Rende John and Kimberly Schlegel Terrance W. St. Germain Sr. Maria Pesavento, O.S.F. Michael and Jody Rende William R. Schorie Sarah J. Stahl Stephen D. Pesavento Harold and Arlene Reuvers Loretta M. Schroeder Richard Stampanato James and Rita Petak Keith and Susan Rezin James and Linda Schultz Daniel and Janice Staniszewski William and Josephine Petan Ronald and Patricia Richards Robert and Patricia Schultz John P. Stanton, Jr. Michael and Rebecca Pfeifer Warner and Doris Richardson Tom and Linda Schumacher State Farm Insurance- Catherine Phelan Henry D. Riegel J. Richard and Mildred Schuster James Darguzis Richard and Elizabeth Pianca John and Stephanie Riter Fr. Paul E. Schweizer, O. Carm. State Farm Insurance- Thomas J. Piasecki Michael Rittof Jolene M. Scroggins John D. Wright Carol L. Piccolo Riverstone Financial Advisors, LLC Barbara J. Sebastian Myra J. Stefanich Ann T. Piercy John and Barbara Roach Scot and Tiffany Sebby James and Audrey Stein William and Anna Piper Richard and Helen Roach Christie L. Seddon Thomas and Yolanda Stein Judith B. Planinc Duane and Linda Rocheleau Thomas R. Sefcik Robert and Rosemary Stephen Anthony and Dorothy Plese Patricia K. Roe Steven and Amy Sefton Phillip and Judith Stewart Eileen A. Plese Michael and Sally Rogina Richard and Susan Semrov Linda A. Sticklen Thomas E. Poehls Maggie Romanek Marilyn A. Senecal Robert and Eileen Stillwell Megan M. Pokorny Christopher Ross Michael and Carrie Seneker Betty Stockhover Greg and Barbara Poole James and Luanne Roth Matthew and Wanda Senffner Norman and Marguerite Stoiber Ronald and Beth Poplawski Lawrence and Mary Jane Rougeau Stanley and Catherine Senffner Raymond F. Stoiber † Ryan and Amanda Popow John A. Rowland Louis and Mary Servin Ronald and Gloria Stone

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William J. Strahanoski Michael and Melissa Trice Joseph and Marilyn Voitik Steven and Deborah Wilson Patricia Streitmatter Frank R. Trizna † Jared M. Voss Mark and Debra Witmer Jean K. Streitz Raymond and Luanne Trizna Judith Waddell Anita E. Wohlrab Patrick and Beth Strocchia Joseph and Joyce Turk Brent and Jean Wadsworth Daniel L. Wojciechowski Carline Williams Strong Joseph and Lois Turk Mark and Beth Wagner Edward and Janis Wojciechowski Donald and Paula Suhadolc Mark and Celeste Turk Linda Walczak Gary and Lynn Wolz Carl and Nancy Suligoy Michael and Genieveve Turk John and Susan Walsh Rita M. Wolz-Sova Dennis and Sharon Sullivan Michael and Kimberly Tyrell Mark and Brenda Walsh Thomas and Denise Woolley Terrence and Diane Sullivan Phillip and Cheryl Tyrell Robert and Bette Walsh Mary Ann Worst Joseph and Donna Supergan Thomas and Karen Tyrell Sharon Walsh John and Lorayne Wright Tibor and Lenore Surin Timothy J. Tyrell Christopher J. Ward Donna C. Wunderlich Sarah A. Swienton John and Jeanne Ullian Daniel R. Ward Stephanie C. Wyman Philip Szczepaniak Arlene A. Ulrich Jack R. Warning Jennifer C. Yanak Richard Talbot and Jane Dale and Mary Underwood James and Bernadine Warning John and Elizabeth Yanke Fehrenbacher United Credit Union J. Hunter Warning Mary C. Yost Thomas and Faith Tapella Ann L. Vaksdal Doris Warren Mary Yost Juliann M. Teasdale Peter and Judy Valek Tamaine and Elizabeth Waters Dave and Betty Yott Christopher J. Tedrowe Nancy Vallera Patrick M. Webb, Jr. Rudolph and Leslie Yurkovich James and Gayle Tennant Glenn and Maureen Van Moffaert John and Mary Weis Cynthia A. Zelesnik Thomas and Theodora Thanas Donald W. Vancas Fr. John F. Welch, O. Carm. Daniel and Margaret Zerebny The Kula Foundation David and Jacquelyn Vanisko Thomas and Judith Wente Thomas and Marianne Zidar Charmaine R. Thionville Edward J. Vanisko, Jr. Martin and Kathleen Whalen Jake A. Ziesmer Thomas B. Braun, DDS, MS, PC Patricia A. Vanzele Kathleen A. Wheeler Max and Nicole Ziesmer Jeffrey* and Nancy Thompson † Kent and Marcia Velde Gordon and Susan White Terence and Linda Ziesmer Thomas and Edith Tibble Robert and Jean Verbiscer Joseph and Heidi White David and Laura Zupancic Mirjana Timarac Barbara A. Vercellotti Kathleen W. Whitfield Richard and Colleen Zvosec Alex and Dorothy Tomasino David M. Vidican William and Tracey Whitley Jaime A. Zwierzynski Craig E. Tomasino Nancy K. Vidmar Nancy A. Wicnienski Sharon Zych Robert J. Tomasino Jack and Margaret Vita Carl and Carol Widlowski Sonny and Erin Zymali Anthony and Marguerite Tortorello Gregory J. Vogen Vic and Shannon Wildenradt Mike and Lynette Toussaiint George and Shelby Vogrin Mary Beth Wilhelmi † denotes deceased Jim and Christina Trabold Isabel S. Voitik Fr. Rolf Willemsen, O. Carm.

ANNUAL GIVING BY CLASS Many thanks to the following NOTE: Participation rates 1942 – 9% Participation Rate 1945 – 6% Participation Rate members of the SFA-DLS-JCHS- indicate the number of donors in (3 of 34) (3 of 47) JCA Alumni Association for relation to the number of “active” Robert A. Long Mary Lou (Bourg) Kozar contributing to JCA during the class members (i.e. deliverable Glen P. Narducci † Leonard J. Micklich 2017-2018 fiscal year. Through addresses). Martin P. Uremovic † Lloyd W. Schneider their partnership, volunteerism, and financial generosity, the 1940 – 5% Participation Rate 1943 – 9% Participation Rate 1946 – 10% Participation Rate benefits of a JCA education are (1 of 20) (3 of 34) (6 of 53) extended to new generations of Mary M. (Pubentz) John F. Bannon Joan A. (Kostelz) Brock Angels and Hilltoppers. Williams Estate † Norman J. Kaminski Leonard P. Kiernan Margaret A. (Lennon) Sticklen Marilyn A. (Mannell) McGuire

24 | Tradition | Winter 2019 ANNUAL GIVING BY CLASS Claire L. (Stephen) Millweard Phyllis A. Olsta Patricia K. (Dunne) Roe 1957 – 9% Participation Rate John W. Sartori Joseph Orlovich, Jr. Fr. Paul E. Schweizer, O. Carm. (19 of 212) Raymond F. Stoiber † Richard C. Talbot John F. Serene Marilu (Fonck) Birsa Joseph J. Turk, Sr. Patricia A. (McCallum) Sharp Anita C. (Bulfer) Bottomley 1947 – 2% Participation Rate Joseph J. Voitik, Sr. Barbara A. (Friedrich) Vercellotti Richard P. Burns (1 of 63) Mary C. (Comerford) Yost James E. Walsh Theresa (Marciniak) Chamberlin Joan M. (Tonelli) Garavaglia Carol M. (Glad) Widlowski Catherine R. (Fitzgerald) Cook 1952 – 8% Participation Rate Suzanne (Turk) Wright Robert C. Funk 1948 – 8% Participation Rate (11 of 131) David A. Hertko (7 of 87) James E. Brodeske 1955 – 9% Participation Rate Colleen P. (Gleason) Kovic Joseph L. Adler † Donald E. Buss (16 of 177) Robert P. Miller John T. Bannon Jane E. Fehrenbacher Edward W. Andrews James W. Moore, Sr. Patricia M. (Bottino) Peyla George H. Herbst Rita A. (Lehman) Barnes † Judith L. (Klancher) Naal Elaine T. Smith Helen M. (Dumyahn) Malinowski David R. Carey Robert C. O’Day Rosemary (Vogrin) Stephen Matthew A. Ramuta John P. Coyne Marilyn L. (Carlson) Offerman Bernard R. Tkaczyk † Carol A. (Pubentz) Sterr-Lehman Judith A. (Beach) DeJarld Colleen L. (O’Reilly) Orenic Donna C. (Deiss) Wunderlich Lois A. (Rezick) Turk Eugene R. Funk Raymond G. Orenic George R. Vogrin Rosemary (Grobarcik) Heyden Carol L. (Clark) Piccolo 1949 – 7% Participation Rate Suzanne M. (McGrath) Whalen Marci A. (Dudek) Kreisberg Brian C. Regan (6 of 86) Rita M. Wolz-Sova Gerald K. Maier Arlene J. (Zelko) Reuvers J. Don Heyden Carol M. (Planing) Markley Barbara J. (Wynne) Sebastian James J. Korst 1953 – 3% Participation Rate John L. Markley Robert F. Kuzma (17 of 133) Arthur D. Offerman 1958 – 6% Participation Rate Richard E. Pianca Alice Aschenbrenner Judith B. (Krall) Planinc (13 of 234) Robert M. Stephen Natalie M. (Timko) Bayci Patricia A. (Ryan) Sager Paul R. Baltz Robert A. Wiegmann † Kathleen (Mannell) Corrigan Jean L. (Pluth) Verbiscer Thomas M. Dedin, Sr. Robert E. Gramera Daniel R. Ward Nicholas M. Di Filippo 1950 – 9% Participation Rate Jean A. (Juricic) Herbst James J. Gorman (8 of 87) Leonard J. Hertko 1956 – 8% Participation Rate Frances M. (Kararo) Hakey John H. Frisch John A. Kelly (17 of 207) Richard M. Hakey W. James Ganson Robert M. Kochevar Fr. Bernhard H. Bauerle, O. Carm. Sr. Grace Henneberry, O.P. Catherine A. (Larkin) Kuzma William E. Lichtenauer Eugene S. Buldak Thomas R. Kennedy George W. Lehman Judith A. (Rogan) McGuire Carol L. (Janke) Cenar Carol A. (Ardaugh) McCafferty Polly Ann (Troha) Mondrella Margaret M. (Connor) Peifer Lee J. Crowther Ronald D. Panozzo Raymond J. Russ Dorothy (Bajt) Plese Phyllis A. (Zullo) Dillon J. Richard Schuster Stanley J. Senffner James E. Schmitz Sheila (Rooney) Funk Nancy K. (Lander) Vidmar Mary Beth (Adler) Wilhelmi Raymond J. Sinchak Paul B. Haley Kathleen A. (Rogel) Wheeler Matthew F. Slana Ronald L. Lawnzak 1951 – 3% Participation Rate Marlene B. (Mankowski) Smith John P. Mostyn 1959 – 2% Participation Rate (14 of 107) David M. Vidican Arlene (Pesavento) O’Brien (31 of 269) Robert A. Billquist Gerald J. Offerman Judith (Gale) Batusich David W. Birsa 1954 – 8% Participation Rate Edward L. Reagan Paul F. Buss Virginia (Molesky) Furman (13 of 156) John E. Roach Esther T. (Rehak) Coop Mary Ann Hasse Jayne A. (Gray) Haag Betty J. (Babcock) Serene Cecilia (Darguzis) Dernulc Joseph W. Korst Sondra L. (Fahrner) Henneberry Arlene A. Ulrich Constance (Conroy) Dorsey Jeanne A. (Matkovic) Kowall Arthur A. Hrvatin, Sr. Shelby J. (Brown) Vogrin William J. Dutkiewicz Elizabeth J. (Anselmino) Larson Eileen A. (Hrvatin) Plese Fr. John F. Welch, O. Carm. Ronald J. Erjavec James E. McGuire Richard T. Roach Thomas P. Fitzgerald

Winter 2019 | Tradition | 25 ANNUAL GIVING BY CLASS Dolores M. (Senffner) Kennedy 1961 – 6% Participation Rate Donald L. Jones Ann L. (Maierhofer) Vaksdal Mary Lou (Werner) Ladas (19 of 332) Marilyn J. (Plavec) Jones Linda L. (Fracaro) Ziesmer Lois M. (Legan) Laken Bert G. Adams, Jr. Charles J. Kehoe David R. Zupancic Judith A. (Hnetkowsky) Maier Terrence J. Allison James J. Kenney Jean A. (Stephen) Martin Alec Beaudoin Gordon D. Lauer 1964 – 7% Participation Rate Maryanne (Whitgrove) Mason Michael J. Berta, Sr. Martin J. Lepacek, Jr. (26 of 381) John Robert Meyer Sharon L. (O’Brien) Berta Susan M. (Klover) Martin James J. Barello Beverly J. (Martin) Nolan John T. Delrose Patricia A. (Kelly) McArdle Ann E. (Thomas) Bodach Arlene M. (Kunzer) Panozzo Dennis W. Dombrowski Thomas S. Meade Robert C. Bodach, Sr. James J. Petak Susan K. (Strametz) Funk Edward W. Meisenbach Joseph P. Carey Thomas P. Piskur Mary Louise (Macier) Gomora Bernadette (Jaskoviak) Meyer Patricia M. (St. Ange) Carroll Gerald M. Pubentz Raymond E. Jones Susan L. (Arnold) Purciel Scott S. Crowther Geraldine C. (Rockwood) Siblik Kathleen (Ryan) Lepacek Roger J. Pytlewski Susan J. (Surinak) Crowther Thomas R. Stein Edward J. Meyer John W. Rems Stanley J. Demsky Juliann M. (Torkar) Teasdale Diane C. (Shurson) Racich Jean (Marolt) Rohder Joseph T. Girard Gayle P. (Duchene) Tennant Frederick J. Rohder John P. Schmucker Thomas P. Grohar James R. Tennant John A. Rowland Matthew J. Senffner Barbara (Kuzma) Holbrook-Fraser Dennis B. Trizna Robert J. Russ SFA Reunion Class of 1962 Janet J. (Harms) Horvath Peter D. Valek Leila M. (Cherven) Ryan James A. Shuba Ronald W. Jones Donald W. Vancas Christopher J. Tedrowe Henry F. Simon Virginia (Deiss) Jones Sharon (Lubick) Walsh Delia A. (Slack) Trizna Terrance W. St. Germain Edward J. Kasarskis Charles N. Wheeler, III Myra J. (Liker) Stefanich Thomas E. Las Daniel F. Zerebny 1962 – 7% Participation Rate James J. Stein James M. Lyons (52 of 302) Sarah A. (Grahek) Swienton Marcia L. (Pudlik) Lyons 1960 – 6% Participation Rate James M. Alaimo Patricia A. (Garrison) Vanzele Therese A. (Turk) Marino (19 of 335) Denis G. Ancel Judith (Verbonse) Waddell Rosemary (Pasdertz) Mueller Edward R. Bycznski Maryann (Katz) Ancel Christopher J. Ward Ronald M. Poplawski Elbert W. Carroll Cecile A. (Clennon) Blau Patrick M. Webb, Jr. Loretta M. (Fenili) Schroeder Janice M. (Darguzis) Gould Philip R. Branshaw Rudolph N. Yurkovich Thomas R. Sefcik Patricia A. (Liker) Graham James A. Buchar † Terence C. Ziesmer Wanda A. (Krupinski) Senffner Mary Anne (Wilhelmi) Hartnett Patricia A. (Pasich) Butterbach Doris (Glad) Warren Marilyn (Klen) Lajcin Michael J. Canaday 1963 – 6% Participation Rate Daniel L. Wojciechowski Clarence J. Larkin, Jr. Patricia A. (Malek) Car (18 of 288) Barbara M. (Fehst) Lausch Louis L. Chignoli Maryann F. (Heenan) Branshaw 1965 – 8% Participation Rate Michael L. McKeon James J. Darguzis Edward R. Brenczewski (32 of 377) Carole L. (Van Zaghi) Miller F. Joseph Dede Nanette L. (McFadden) Chignoli Joanne (Jankowski) Bailey Mary S. (Kelly) Moore Diane C. (Elens) Dow James P. Fenton Jeffery J. Bowden Frank C. Mores Sharon M. (Kuban) Dow Joanne (Werner) Fitzgerald Thomas S. Callans Jo Ann (Rasmussen) Nahas Rosalie Giacchino-Baker Frances E. (Weber) Giarrante Lawrence H. Clennon Sr. Maria Pesavento, O.S.F. Robert L. Giarrante Frank Golf, Jr. Pamela R. (Van Duyne) Clennon James R. Schultz Leslie J. Gomora Mary Lou (Barbic) Golf Theresa H. (Prisegem) Cooley William K. Sheridan John J. Gregurich Dennis A. Kapinus Edward F. Crobie Frank R. Trizna † Judith A. (Sengenberger) John T. Manner M. Linda Deiss Robert J. Walsh Gregurich Timothy A. McAfee Judith A. (Spillie) Egbert Margaret (Komar) Zerebny Michael J. Griggs James E. Partak Nancy L. (Frantini) Futterer Diane (Felbinger) Habiger Josephine (Kararo) Petan Marcella J. (Matay) Gibson Elaine A. (Gora) Herff Thomas J. Rowland Patrick T. Gonzalez Gerald F. Horvath Janet M. (Benedick) Russ James C. Goss

26 | Tradition | Winter 2019 ANNUAL GIVING BY CLASS Catherine Hanus-Zank Ralph D. Bruno Stephen V. Hooks Dennis R. Hennebry William A. Bryant Richard R. Kinney 1972 – 5% Participation Rate Nancy K. (Evans) Huckaba Gail M. (Bozych) Crobie Michael S. Mikulich (18 of 355) Joseph M. Kararo, Sr. Dana A. Dames Lynn Bertino Neville Edward A. Codo Donald C. Karcz, Sr. Thomas E. Farnsworth Mary Ann Russ Edward D. D’Arcy, Jr. Marge L. (Irwin) Mostyn Robert J. Ivnik Mary E. (Kramer) Servin Charlene M. (Stiglich) Fumagalli Barbara Mutz Kathleen A. (Glenney) Kallan Marguerite E. (Veras) Stoiber Douglas A. Fumagalli David E. Novitski Carol M. (Clennon) Kodiak Raymond J. Trizna Michael J. Grace Joseph B. Peraud Mary Ann (Schuster) Koerner Larry E. Hausser William J. Phelan Patrick J. Koerner 1970 – 4% Participation Rate Thomas M. Hickey Robert J. Schultz, Jr. Marlane A. Meyer (14 of 352) Stephen J. Jenco, Jr. Jolene M. (Giacomi) Scroggins Greg P. Poole John S. Annis Michael P. Keeley Lawrence W. Sluiter Lynn M. (Antole) Putnam James L. Brusatte James P. Massa Thomas G. Tapella Henry D. Riegel Jean M. (Gorman) Carey Michael J. McGrath John A. Ullian Michael A. Rogina Michael R. Draznik William M. Minarich Judith R. (Ruettiger) Van Meter SFA Reunion Class of 1967 Pamela (Omatto) Loucks Norman T. Russum David M. West Linda A. Sticklen Lora L. (McDonald) McGuire Susan (Dulny) Skeldon Linda M. Wheeler Lawrence J. Timko Patrick McGuire Judith K. (Sheridan) Wente Edward T. Wojciechowski Grant W. Ohlson, III William T. Whitley 1968 – 5% Participation Rate Jean M. (Mitchell) Ohlson Cynthia A. Zelesnik 1966 – 6% Participation Rate (17 of 357) William Paul Colleen J. (Kinney) Zvosec (20 of 352) Sandra A. (Nemitz) Blank Oduardo S. Periu, Jr. Mary C. (Softcheck) Blake Jessie M. (Bodine) Cambic Thomas D. Principali 1973 – 5% Participation Rate Joyce M. (McDonald) Bobich Juanita K. (Dryer) Glover Sharon T. (Brown) Sobolewski (17 of 329) Linda L. (Sehauland) Cantu Janet Hickey-Kapella Terrence M. Sullivan Nancy K. Bannon Mary Kay (Bourrie) Cooper Mary (Turk) Jensen David R. Barrows James R. Dempsey Carroll J. (Schmitz) Klotz 1971 – 6% Participation Rate Margaret A. (Serena) Barrows Laurie J. (Tasharski) Driscoll Christine Koronkowski (20 of 331) Lawrence R. Blackburn Allen R. Graham James G. Kostelc Charles Beutel John J. Clennon Susan E. Haley Frank J. Krumpoch Lloyd W. Bowden Susan M. (Shankland) Flavin Christine J. (Cheek) Hammerlund Kevin J. Las J. Michael Carney Barbara A. (Tessiatore) Huey Mary Ellen (Matthews) Hennebry Martha A. (McGrath) Las Robert M. Flavin Paula A. Kucharz Deva E. Kelly Stephen J. Lucas Michael Gahan Julie A. (Isabelli) Lyne Kathleen (Boyle) Kelly Lawrence M. McKeon John H. Hazzard Robert J. Malnar John F. Kinney, Jr. Margaret M. Olsen Joan A. Horn William J. Nelson Joan M. (Spolarich) Krumpoch John L. Skolds, Sr. Robert S. Krol John R. Pouk Sharon E. (Himes) Kunke Carline Williams Strong Michael J. Minarich Mary Ellen (Vertin) Reato Kathleen M. (Downey) Kathleen (Walsh) Whitfield Mary (Long) Myers Marilyn (Levek) Sorg McConaghy Margaret M. (Plankar) Periu James B. Spreitzer Catherine (Webb) Phelan 1969 – 4% Participation Rate Gregory L. Peyla Nancy (Prince) Suligoy Daniel R. Staniszewski (15 of 336) Jean T. Quigley Mark D. Weinhold Janice M. (Jaksetich) Staniszewski Richard D. Bagnell Joan L. Reddy Lawrence W. Wiers Paula B. (Sosnoski) Boley Mary V. (Knick) Samusevich 1974 – 7% Participation Rate Kathleen (Budde) Delrose Michael F. Scahill (20 of 296) 1967 – 6% Participation Rate Christopher Foster Marilyn A. (Houser) Senecal James R. Bannon (19 of 343) Elizabeth C. (Shankland) Hansen Alexander Z. Sosenko William J. Bayci Ronald D. Boyter Michael W. Hansen Nancy A. Wicnienski James A. Blackburn, Jr. Barbara L. (Futterer) Bruno Jean A. (Fitzgerald) Hooks Robert O. Wiesemann Paul V. Boetto

Winter 2019 | Tradition | 27 ANNUAL GIVING BY CLASS Kathleen (McGrath) Boucher Deborah J. (Horvath) Martincich James R. Stangle, Jr. David Sims David G. Gorski Ronald J. Matuszewski Judith M. (Krzysciak) Stewart Mary M. (Naal) Underwood Mary F. (Will) Jaworski Karen A. McCormack Joseph J. Turk, Jr. Edward J. Vanisko, Jr. J. Barrett Long Thomas J. McGarry Michael W. Tyrell Kathleen M. (Mondrella) Major Bernard R. Mutz Maureen (Burich) Van Moffaert 1981 – 8% Participation Rate Elizabeth A. (Catalino) Moore Thomas J. Olsen Martin J. Whalen, Jr. (22 of 281) Laura E. (Walker) Morin Richard F. O’Malley, Jr. Joellen (Ramirez) Broderick Diane (Lange) Pedersen Mark Parker 1979 – 5% Participation Rate William K. Chignoli John D. Rogers Susan L. (Perry) Peyla (16 of 339) Robert L. Clementi Michael J. Schelfhout Kirk D. Reeves Matthew G. Bertani Edward J. Dollinger Kimberly R. Scholtes-Schlegel Kimberly A. (Furman) Roolf Paul D. Carbery William J. Duffy Daniel W. Sharp Janet M. (Reddy) Schalk William E. Dillon Douglas Giaudrone, Jr. David J. Stengele Jane A. (McGrath) Schmig Ronald R. Hischier Donald J. Gould Paula J. (Gabrys) Suhadolc Janet L. (Sandretto) Seddon Elizabeth R. (Block) Hucek Brian C. Kelleher Jeffrey A. Thompson † Donald J. Strle Jeffrey J. Kinzler Peter Laskovsky Phillip B. Tyrell Robert J. Tomasino Jeanne N. (Nilles) Long Laura L. (Baron) Malinowski James R. Trizna Deborah R. Marso Scott M. Markley 1975 – 4% Participation Rate Georgia A. (Haller) Vincent Nancy A. (Przbysz) Moore Harry R. McSteen (13 of 324) Anita E. (Kallan) Wohlrab Mary T. (Keenan) Napleton Mark Midlock Terri L. (Chignoli) Ambrozich David J. Paul Ann T. (Kane) Piercy John Becker 1977 – 5% Participation Rate Carla (Alessio) Policandriotes Joseph R. Rende Victoria A. (Marocco) Blackburn (15 of 298) Douglas M. Sasso Kevin M. Sandal George R. Block Kenneth R. Anderson, Jr. Thomas D. Tyrell Kelli A. (McMahon) Slemp Melanie A. (Madarik) Boetto Richard M. Barrows Timothy J. Tyrell Philip Szczepaniak Jane Condon-Boyer Nancy A. (Hutten) Beutel Mark C. Wagner Kent A. Voyce David W. Douglas James M. Boucher Denise M. Werner James J. Foster Terrence J. Broderick 1980 – 7% Participation Rate Joseph F. Whalen Diane C. (Borio) Reichstadt William F. Burich (23 of 316) Denise L. (Wagner) Woolley Jean M. (Lange) Sharp Joyce (Walczak) Cabay Vincent J. Baratta John P. Stanton, Jr. Mary Lou (Egizio) Catalani Kathy (Abday) Bertani 1982 – 6% Participation Rate Gloria S. (Brown) Stone Colleen (O’Malley) Driscoll Thomas G. Boucher (19 of 336) Donald J. Thomas Andrea L. (Johnson) Gancarczyk Timothy M. Brophy Joseph L. Adler, III Mark A. Garavaglia Katherine M. (Mahalick) Buehler Patricia L. (Gentile) Adler 1976 – 11% Participation Rate Mary L. (Seneker) Minarich Janet A. (Schneider) Buss Lisa A. (Heeg) Alvey (32 of 297) James J. Roth William F. Buss Fr. Bradley S. Baker William C. Adelman Genieveve (Barr) Turk Jacqueline E. (Carlin) Cherwin Patricia L. Carbery Christopher J. Adler Michael D. Turk James W. Filotto Salvatore Cassello, Jr. Lori M. (Bertrand) Adler Joseph N. Folk Bradley R. Chamberlin Lynn M. (Kovic) Baginski 1978 – 5% Participation Rate Terrence Haggerty Vincent F. Cornelius Lauri M. (Marco) Bank (14 of 303) Patrick J. Kane Frank J. Costa Michael T. Bank Steve R. Carbery Patrick D. Keenan David J. Duff Thomas A. Burns Kimberly A. (Ballard) Fuentes Fr. Carl J. Markelz, O. Carm. Kathleen M. (Shea) Duffy Gerald J. Cabay Jill R. (Cemeno) Glavan Susan (Sefcik) Martin Gerard F. Jagodzinski Michael T. Carbery Louis J. Glavan, III Stephanie Reeves McCollom Maureen T. (O’Brien) Konopek Peggie A. (Filotto) Conrad Robert W. Healy Michael P. McQuillan Donald J. Londergon Stephen G. Dyer William D. Kuzma Michael W. Nolan Raymond J. Meyer Amy T. (Plankar) Gahan James J. Nonnie Michelle A. (Reiter) Nonnie John R. Mihelich Carl A. Hunckler Rosalie (Fonck) Park Herbert L. Perozzi, Jr. Terrence Reiter

28 | Tradition | Winter 2019 ANNUAL GIVING BY CLASS Michael A. Rende 1985 – 5% Participation Rate Kerri (Lundeen) Courtright Christopher McCarthy Mark J. Stofan (17 of 338) Colleen (Graham) Dow James M. O’Connell Michael F. Austin Janet A. Furman Janine Passehl 1983 – 7% Participation Rate Todd R. Baker Chad Kuhar Robert D. Prock, Jr. (22 of 334) Steven M. Blotnik Claudette (Burza) Kuhar William R. Schorie Jennifer L. (Costello) Bertino Thomas P. Dow Kathleen A. (Quinn) Michel Christine (Kovis) Sharp Paul F. Bertino Charles A. Hauck Amy L. (Lausch) Mihelich Kirsten L. (Sukley) Testa James R. Crowe, Jr. Amy S. (Funk) Holbrook Danielle (Briscoe) Morrissette Antonio D’Amico Bradley J. Holbrook Colette A. Naal 1990 – 9% Participation Rate Anne C. (Pritz) Doll Robert D. Kaluzny Justin J. Orenic (19 of 223) Robert M. Dow, Jr. Thomas J. Meyer, Jr. Anthony T. Tortorello Andrew E. Anderson Christopher E. Goolsby Dawne A. (DeBenedetti) Mihelich Marguerite A. (Murer) Tortorello Robert A. Bailey Jeffrey J. Gromos Rebecca L. (Mutz) Nahas Jayme L. (Ryan) Zobel Susan M. (Ruettiger) Bebar James R. Javorcic Stephen J. Nahas Lori (Bruno) Brascia Mark E. Karner Anthony J. Policandriotes 1988 – 7% Participation Rate Robyn L. (Ward) Curbis Thomas C. Kennedy James R. Sarcletti (24 of 365) David M. Czerkies John J. Konopek, Jr. Mark J. Scheuber Mark M. Alstott Jennifer J. (Rommel) Duszynski Anita (Kraus) Lane Susan (Schoener) Scheuber Mario J. Altiery Annie L. (Berta) Gehrke Jeffrey J. Maier Karen (Shea) Sheppard James J. Arnold Kimberly J. (Crobie) Korbar Lora (Plavec) Markley Patrick R. Cardwell Jody (Krezminski) Lakota Maryann (Papesh) McGinnis 1986 – 6% Participation Rate Amy L. (Allen) Cox Michelle A. (Mudron) Madura Mark P. Meers (20 of 330) Jason T. Cox Emily J. (Sieracki) Meader Kenneth R. Mihelich Daniel J. Allen Matthew T. Ehrsam Jeffrey R. Meader James W. Missig Suzanne M. (Fitzgerald) Arnett Sarah (Phelan) Ehrsam Steven M. Ostrowski Francis R. Prock, III Ronald P. Bebar Maria S. (Mellinger) Fischer Mark A. Ruzon Alan B. Singletary Philip A. Branshaw Joseph J. Frescura Timothy Schuster Deborah J. (Voyce) Stofan Beth A. (Saranczak) Ferguson Kerry J. (Kovic) Frescura Holly A. (Jones) Scordo Sally (Nolan) Giegerich James M. Grady Mark J. Testa 1984 – 5% Participation Rate Michelle Griffith-Roderich Madonna A. (Hakey) Hamilton Max Ziesmer (17 of 350) Gregory S. Johnson Kristin M. (Brown) Kelley Laura L. (Rohder) Bauer Ellis R. Kennedy, Jr. Michael F. Kelley, Jr. 1991 – 7% Participation Rate Walter J. Becker Christine A. Laciak Bryan W. Kopman (14 of 214) Thomas J. Bell, III Ann (Schuster) O’Brien John R. Lausch, Jr. Scott A. Allgood Dominic P. Egizio, Jr. Robert K. Passehl David M. Mueller Anonymous Rick S. Hernandez Kristine M. (Reuvers) Payne Wayne A. Schewe, Jr. Jennifer M. DeGeus Daniel J. Kinzler Jeffrey S. Phelan Michael L. Seneker Amy M. (Cardwell) Englund Alec J. Laule John A. Quinn David M. Spreitzer Christine L. (Graham) Gambs Kelly A. (Kent) Melone Suzanne M. (Whalen) Schuler Sarah J. Stahl Eric W. Gray Daniel J. Mihelich James W. Sharp Elizabeth A. Tortorello-Nelson Kimberly M. (Duncan) Gray Thomas R. Osterberger Karen M. (Rende) Shinners Victoria (Dillon) Totani John T. Horn Thomas J. Piasecki David J. Vanisko Timothy T. Kane Susan (Karner) Prock Margaret A. (Kuzma) Warning 1989 – 4% Participation Rate David Markun Susan (Ryan) Runde (12 of 303) Timothy J. Miller Daniel M. Whalen 1987 – 5% Participation Rate Renee M. (Papes) Arnold Michael E. O’Connell Gary F. Wolz (16 of 341) Robert W. Bodach Gayle R. Rachford Lynn A. (Madej) Wolz Jennifer L. Bertino-Tarrant Frank V. Camodeca Tiffany A. (Rambow) Sebby Mary C. (Peterson) Yost Kevin J. Buchar Anne B. Comer Daniel R. Butterbach John J. Kane, Jr.

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1992 – 11% Participation Rate Michael L. Gallagher 2001 – 1% Participation Rate Patrick G. Kielian (21 of 198) Mary E. (Hetzel) Leaman † (2 of 177) Daniel L. Sharp Michelle M. (Rhoder) Alstott Jenny S. (Sarcletti) McQuade Cris W. Kodiak Pedro Arellano, Jr. Cory M. McDermott 2009 – 1% Participation Rate Andrew M. Birsa, Jr. 1996 – 3% Participation Rate 2002 – 4% Participation Rate (2 of 200) Molly K. (Funk) Birsa (6 of 192) (6 of 165) Nicholas A. Blatti Erin E. (Marchio) Cameron Jessica M. (Dietrich) Bertino Jacob E. Jaworski Timothy Inserra Kristine L. (Kaducak) Cardamone Andrew Bianchi Keri A. (Smutnak) Jaworski Melisa M. (Marietta) Ferro Timothy J. Black Michael T. Kolodziej 2010 – 1% Participation Rate Nicholas C. Ferro George J. Buck Jason J. Midlock (3 of 213) Steven T. Jaszczak Jeffrey R. Grimm Megan M. (Inserra) Pokorny Kathleen A. (Matthews) Adler Scott J. Kozlowski Matthew J. Mikuska Craig E. Tomasino Zachary W. Dolph Sarah A. (Kane) Kuehl Tyler R. Gannon Bridget C. (Biasetti) Libert 1997 – 2% Participation Rate 2003 – 2% Participation Rate Michelle Lucenta-Bohn (4 of 182) (4 of 201) 2012 – 1% Participation Rate Kimberly A. Muhich Nicole M. (Rohder) Brenczewski Aaron W. Barr (1 of 171) James M. O’Brien Jay Frankovich Catherine E. (Lesh) Barr Zachary M. Melone Carlo A. Ragusa Arthur A. Hrvatin, III Ryan D. Lincoln Christopher P. Sarcletti JCA Reunion Class of 1997 Ryan P. Quigley 2013 – 1% Participation Rate John W. Van Tassel Christopher G. Van Tassel (1 of 163) Jared M. Voss 2004 – 1% Participation Rate J. Hunter Warning Jennifer C. (Marconi) Yanak 1998 – 2% Participation Rate (3 of 274) Erin K. (McCarthy) Zymali (4 of 168) Jessica R. (Biro) Martin 2014 – 1% Participation Rate Christopher M. Annis Alexandria C. Quigley (1 of 164) 1993 – 3% Participation Rate Christopher S. Kinsella Jake A. Ziesmer Erinn K. Sharp (6 of 207) Amanda M. (Klotz) Quinn Brian D. Bertino John M. Schimanski 2005 – 1% Participation Rate 2015 – 1% Participation Rate Patricia K. Delrose (2 of 198) (2 of 171) Kristin M. (Crobie) Horn 1999 – 2% Participation Rate Kevin M. Bayci Daniel B. Belling Mary A. (Russell) Ragusa (3 of 168) Nicholas M. Inserra Jack R. Warning Amy E. (O’Brien) Sefton Anne T. (Marino) Henschen Keri L. (Simon) Spotofora Elizabeth C. (Querio) Pedaci 2006 – 1% Participation Rate 2017 – 1% Participation Rate Christopher A. Regis (2 of 221) (2 of 161) 1994 – 4% Participation Rate Jordan M. Kielian Nolan A. Cox (9 of 213) 2000 – 7% Participation Rate Douglas J. Roolf Deven A. Miller Colleen C. (Hooks) Abbott (11 of 162) Mark J. Adler Jacob E. Gancarczyk 2007 – 3% Participation Rate 2018 – 1% Participation Rate Joseph T. Kane Jillian Inserra (6 of 219) (1 of 166) Jean J. Kenol Joseph L. Jaworski Jonathan P. Adler Ke’von M. Johnson Kristine M. (Koerner) Linneweh Christopher A. Kovacs Michael P. Benson Anthony T. Marino Patrick T. Manning Samantha J. (Weber) Bush Kristina (Markun) Osburn Dustyn R. Martincich Christie L. Seddon † denotes deceased Jana (Frankovich) Potter Ryan A. Ruettiger Stephanie C. (Hall) Wyman Kevin P. Quinn Aimee M. (Miller) Schertz Jaime A. Zwierzynski Erin M. Smutnak 1995 – 2% Participation Rate Melissa S. (Jenco) Trice 2008 – 1% Participation Rate (4 of 181) Michael A. Trice (3 of 203) Mark E. Babcock Matthew J. Adler

30 | Tradition | Winter 2019 GIFTS IN KIND There are many ways to make ExxonMobil Joliet Refinery Kin-Ko Ace Hardware Shorewood Family Dental Care, a non-cash gift to JCA. These Fab Werks, Inc. Kuhar Vision Care LLP people deserve special thanks Michael A. Fenske Lagunitas Brewing Company Sisters of St. Francis of Mary for their contributions of FranCenter, Inc. Sean and Jeanne Leeders Immaculate donated gifts to our school and Frankfort Spirits Len Cox & Sons Excavating Gianna R. Sobieski various events throughout the G3 Powerhouse Lockport Township Park District Sovereign 2017-2018 fiscal year. Matthew and Christine Gambs Lou Malnati’s Pizzeria Chris and Keri Spotofora John and Ronae Gerl Alan and Rose Machacek Mark and Ann Streitz Accents Lighting Anthony and Kelly Giese Frank and Michelle Madura Studio 305 Salon & Spa Allstate Insurance Company Chris and Peg Goolsby Gary and Kathy Major Sumbaum Cycle Al’s Steak House Andrew and Paula Gorski Mark Peter’s Diamond Designs Sweet Pea and Me Boutique American Italian Cultural Society David and Diana Gorski David and Kathleen Martyka The Broken Yolk Café Angeli’s Patricia A. Graham Massage Envy Spa of Shorewood The Cheesecake Factory Cesar and Rosa Aranda Arnold and Denise Grashoff John Robert Meyer The Family ASK Dress Boutique Eric and Kimberly Gray Midas Auto Center Foundation Associated Orthodontists Ltd. Jason and Rorre Hafner Midwest Energy, Inc. The Old Fashioned Pancake Autobahn Country Club LLC Sue Harris Kenneth and Amy Mihelich House, Inc. George and Donna Barr Heritage Bluffs Public Golf Course David and Tonya Monnot The Original Walt’s Ice Cream Barre3 North Plainfield Heroes West Sports Grill John A. Mraz Jeffrey* and Nancy Thompson † Robert and Laura Bauer Hobbs Hobby Hut Michael and Nicole Murray Peter and Laura Tortorello Bella Cucina Catering Home Cut Donuts, Inc. New Star Jewelers, Inc. Dave and Sue Trump Bliss Hair Studio Idlewood Country Club Eric and Lori Ortinau Truth Restaurant Kim and Kathy Boe iHeartMedia, Inc. Palmer Florist, Inc. Turk Furniture Bolingbrook Golf Club J.L. Adler Roofing & Sheet Alfred and Tammy Paolucci Unit Step Company Jack and Lori Brascia Metal, Inc. Oduardo and Margaret Periu Ronald and Elizabeth Van Dyke C.R. Leonard Plumbing & Jack’s Car Wash and Oil Lube Daniel and Laura Pesavento VIP Salon and Spa Heating, Inc. Jacob Henry Mansion Peter Rubi Produce Visual Image Photography, Inc. Canlan Ice Sports Edward and Cheryl Jarot Thomas P. Piskur Jared and Allyson Voss Paul and LeAnne Carlson Jacob and Keri Jaworski Pollyanna Brewing Company Joel Voss Cemeno’s Pizza Jayme Zobel Photography Professional Salon Concepts Robert and Christine Voss Chicken-N-Spice JCA Athletic Department PRP Wine International Sheri Voss Chignoli Auto Sales JCA Baseball Program Quest Food Management Wall Conceptions City Wide Village Mattress, Inc. JCA Faculty and Staff Services, Inc. Walt Disney World Co. City Winery - Chicago JCA Football Program John and Alexandra Quinn Russell and Laurie Classic Cinemas JCA Jubilate Committee Reed’s Canoe Trips, Inc. McPhillips-Weglarz Clean Image LLC JCA Parent Board reSERGEnce Upcycled Clothing WGN Radio Cog Hill Golf and Country Club Steve and Linda Jenco White Satin Bridal Donald and Patricia Coleman Joe’s Hotdogs Joliet, LLC RiteRug Flooring Vic and Shannon Wildenradt David Nelson Exquisite Jewelry, Inc. Joliet Country Club Rocking L Ranch Mark and Stephanie Winkle Divas Salon & Spa James and Luanne Roth Zanies Comedy Nite Club Robert and Elizabeth Dow Joliet Park District Andrew and Susan Runde Thomas and Colleen Dow Baseball Club Salon 360 Edward A. Codo, D.D.S., P.C. Jostens Salon Platinum LLC Elder Brewing Company Kegler’s - Crest Hill Lanes Savvi Formalwear † denotes deceased Elite Sports Performance Cam and Gail Kennedy SFA-DLS-JCHS-JCA Alumni Eterna Med Spa and Laser Vein Ellis and Debora Kennedy Association Center Gerald and Galey Kielian Shedd Aquarium

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In Memoriam With heartfelt condolences, we acknowledge the passing of the following members of our JCA family:

1936 1952 Patricia A. (Gura) Scaperdine 1972 Robert F. McCarthy, Sr. Thomas C. Russell Frank R. Trizna Robert J. Coop 1938 Margaret (Powers) Zelinski 1961 James R. Stasko Genevieve (Setina) Graf 1953 Thomas M. Lagger Anthony R. Ventura 1942 Eleanor M. Povalish David L. Morelli 1973 Martin P. Uremovic 1954 Jacqueline A. Vidmar Robert A. Stasko 1945 John D. Callans 1962 1974 William J. Ardaugh Marcus J. Krakar, Jr. Gerald J. Fabian William Gable Leonard E. Chapp 1955 James F. Haley Jeffrey A. Thompson Daniel F. Lamping Rita A. (Lehman) Barnes 1963 1977 Phyllis A. (Kwasegroch) Pershey Andrew J. Hulina Sharon K. (Barman) Dolak Phillip W. Adelmann 1946 Sr. Sylvia Post, O.S.F. Joseph K. Murphy Dennis E. Krawchuck Kathryn A. (Birkey) Offerman 1957 Michael J. Ward 1978 Raymond F. Stoiber David A. Krakar 1964 Kathy A. (Schmitt) Cumpston 1948 1958 Charles A. Macier 1982 Edward D. D’Arcy, Sr. Edwin J. Lagger Kathleen A. (Williams) Van Dyke Kathleen F. Borio Bernard R. Tkaczyk Donna A. (Puetz) Nemanich 1965 Janet M. Muhich 1949 Jacqueline M. (Panozzo) Valente Edward J. Hills 1984 Jean M. (Vollmer) Fick 1959 Donna (Mead) McCullough James D. Cordano Arlene A. (Kunke) Kapella Maureen (Kelly) Ankenbrand 1966 1986 Lillian (Mores) Kuhel-Udell Sharon L. (Seeman) Harrier Henry L. Martin Patrick G. Renz Mary Lou (Schager) Querio Marianne (Donick) Hasse 1967 1950 Mary Ann (Taylor) Hauert James W. Borio John J. Cabrera 1960 Michae E. Papes John L. Bertino 1968 1951 Eternal rest grant unto them, Mary Catherine (Wetterhahn) Patricia J. (Crase) Caswell Michaeline S. (Kostyra) La Buda O Lord, and let perpetual Wenger Michael J. O’Leary 1971 light shine upon them. Jo Anne M. (Fris) Sartori Mary B. Bogart

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