ANNUAL REPORT & ANNUAL DONOR REPORT

July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015 The Sisters of the Resurrection, a religious order founded in by Blessed Celine Borzecka and her daughter Mother Hedwig Borzecka in 1891, began its educational ministry in the in 1900. Sister Anne Strzelecka, C.R. opened Resurrection College Prep High School in 1922. Central to the Sisters’ mission is the transformation of society by uplifting women through education.

Resurrection has educated over 14,000 alumnae to reach their full potential and to become leaders of charity and truth who make a difference in society.

MISSION STATEMENT Resurrection College Prep High School is a Catholic Christian Sponsored by the community dedicated to the Sisters of the Resurrection education of young women, and to the development of their God-given talents. Convinced of Educating women since 1922 God’s unconditional love and nourished by the Risen Lord, Jesus Christ, we are committed 14,000+ alumnae to the spiritual, ethical, intellectual, physical, and social growth of our students. A LETTER FROM OUR PRESIDENT SPRING 2016

DEAR FRIENDS, We are all familiar with the saying: “One picture is worth a thousand words.” As you read this year’s Annual Report, the photos displayed on the pages will give you a glimpse of all the progress that has been made on many levels.

Academically, our administrative team and faculty are very pleased with the development of a new honors program, the Mother Celine Scholars, the expansion of engineering opportunities for students, and with the completion of the Innovation Lab where young women can explore new ideas and apply their creativity. Our physical facility was enhanced with the completion of new parking lots, a new front roadway, and refreshed landscape work in the front of the school. Work on a brand new track was started in the fall and will be completed this spring. A new You are helping us keep space, called the Think Tank, was created to provide a space for individual and group tutoring. our commitment to provide young women As women of faith, our students continue to make a difference in the local community by individual service at their parish, hospitals, nursing homes, local with opportunities for libraries and many other volunteer programs. Our young women also participate development, learning, in group services such as the Northwest Side Hunger Walk, Feed My Starving Children, ResPunzel Hair Donation Day, the Greater Food Depository growth, leadership and the Rice Bowl Project. and a deepening of faith. All of this would never be possible without your generous support. So as you read about all that is happening at Resurrection and view the pictures, remember the important role you play. You are helping us keep our commitment to provide young women with opportunities for developing their skills and commitment to life-long learning. You are helping us give them opportunities to grow in self-confidence and leadership skills. You are helping us provide them forums for deepening and sharing their faith and for reaching out to others in Christ-like service. Just like our young women, our sponsor, board, staff and faculty have dreams. Over the next few years these dreams include the re-visioning of our science program. This will involve redesigning the laboratories and creating a space design that allows for and encourages collaborative learning and research, as well as outfitting them with modern technology. Our dreams always include the growth of scholarship opportunities for young women who without financial assistance might not afford a Resurrection Education. For whatever support you give Resurrection College Prep High School, thank you. We pray God will bless you always!

In Charity and Truth, SISTER DONNA MARIE WOLOWICKI, C.R. PRESIDENT

ANNUAL REPORT 1 RESURRECTION CELEBRATES ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Resurrection College Prep High COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES School is the largest all-girls Catholic Some of the colleges/universities The Class of 2015 high school on the northwest side recent graduates attend: included 157 graduates of Chicago and has graduated over Arizona State University who were awarded 14,000 young women since its Ball State University founding in 1922. Students are drawn Boston University $11.6 M from over 120 public and private in scholarships Bradley University elementary schools from the Chicago Butler University area and surrounding suburbs, and Dartmouth College Resurrection accepts students without DePaul University regard to their race, color, religion, Dominican University national or ethnic origins. Eastern Illinois University Elmhurst College 100% OUTSTANDING FACULTY Georgia Institute of Technology College Resurrection faculty are committed Illinois State University acceptance and passionate educators who Indiana University at Bloomington rate understand the needs of our students. Lake Forest College Loras College Recently eleven Resurrection faculty Loyola University members were nominated for the Marquette University prestigious Golden Apple Award. Miami University, Oxford, Ohio Resurrection is totally focused on IL State Scholars Michigan State University 15 young women and their needs. The New York University faculty and staff are fully committed Northern Illinois University to developing young women of faith Northwestern University to be confident, articulate, dynamic, Ohio State University inspiring and service-oriented leaders Purdue University 20% + who will help build stronger families, Louis University of current communities, parishes and places St. Mary’s University in Minnesota faculty nominated of work for tomorrow. St. Norbert College for the Golden Ohio State University Apple Award University of Alabama University of Iowa University of Chicago University of Dayton University of Illinois at Chicago University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University of Kansas University of Michigan University of Notre Dame University of Southern California University of Wisconsin, Madison Vanderbilt University Western Illinois University

Resurrection faculty Golden Apple nominees – pictured left to right: Dawn Konow (Science), Elisha Kando (Mathematics), Mary Katherine Bohlander (Fine Arts), Annie Hipple (Science), Marianne Boe (Social Sciences), Joe Lascon (Technology), Noreen Maluchnik (English), Megan Loughran (World Languages), Nancy Giustino (English), Mary Jane Kowalski (World Languages) and Mike Longo (Religious Studies and Fine Arts).

2 RESURRECTION COLLEGE PREP HIGH SCHOOL RESURRECTION DEVELOPS PROGRAM ENHANCEMENTS

The curriculum at Resurrection is The program, named in honor of designed to challenge the college- former Resurrection educator Sister bound student, encourage students Joyce Marie Rankin, C.R., provides to explore new areas of interest and one-on-one tutoring and small group move beyond their comfort zone. classroom instruction. Students Honors and Advanced Placement enrolled in the program have a class courses are offered, as well as courses period built into their schedules where for college credit. they are taught learning strategies, build academic skills and receive MOTHER CELINE individual assistance from qualified SCHOLARS PROGRAM resource teachers who collaborate High-achieving students may be invited with students’ classroom teachers. to participate in the Mother Celine Scholars Program, named after the EXPANDED CURRICULAR foundress of the Congregation of the OFFERINGS Sisters of the Resurrection and To complement our strong academic champion for the education of women. focus, we strive to provide extensive Students in the program follow a enrichment experiences. We recognize rigorous course of study and the and appreciate individual diversity school’s most gifted and motivated and, therefore, provide a positive students are provided advanced environment where we foster creativity, academic experiences in combination higher level thinking, problem solving, with cultural enrichment and service and open mindedness - all within opportunities. the context of a spiritual and value- New curricular offerings: centered atmosphere. Resurrection RANKIN ACADEMIC continues to build and strengthen AP World History SUPPORT PROGRAM our STEM initiative. Resurrection is Digital Literacy The Rankin Academic Support committed to the science, technology, Program is a college preparatory course engineering and math vital to providing Digital Photography students with the 21st century of studies for students who require Engineering Principles support with Resurrection’s rigorous foundation necessary to pursue college preparatory curriculum. degrees in fields traditionally Graphic Design dominated by men. Improvisation Intro to Computer Science Robotics Stage Makeup and Costume Design Technical Theatre Technology Leadership Online course offerings in World Languages and other areas of study

ANNUAL REPORT 3 RESURRECTION CHAMPIONS ACTIVE LEARNING

Resurrection students are active participants in their own learning. Students are taught to be critical thinkers, intellectual risk takers and problem solvers in a rapidly changing world.

Resurrection faculty and staff focus develop healthy life-long habits. on developing strong, capable women Resurrection creates opportunities for by offering a rigorous and challenging students to stretch beyond their comfort education for all students in a supportive zone and ensures that students have environment. Resurrection offers access to a variety of sports, clubs, students in-depth learning opportunities fine arts and other activities. through block schedules, Advanced High Voltage Bandits Placement courses, travel, clubs, and In Resurrection’s all-girl environment, took 3rd place with honor societies. Students are encouraged students are safe to be themselves, their alliance in the to explore future careers through the to celebrate their unique traits, Chicago league Practicum Shadowing Program. ethnicity and religious backgrounds robotics championship. and to explore and to take risks in an In their inaugural year, Resurrection encourages girls to explore environment that champions the they finished the new academic interests, participate in leadership and potential of each girl season in 5th place athletics, demonstrate leadership, and as she prepares for her future. out of 18 teams.

creating the future

HELEN DIEP ’16 MEMBER OF THE HIGH VOLTAGE BANDITS ROBOTICS TEAM

“ Resurrection has transformed me into a strong and confident woman that leads other students. Resurrection helped me discover my best self and my leadership abilities. I am always extending my hand to anyone in need and it brings me immense joy and satisfaction knowing that I have helped someone. At Res I found my passion in technology and plan to double major in Computer Programming and Cinematography in college. Through these two fields, I hope to change the world and help the people around me.”

4 RESURRECTION COLLEGE PREP HIGH SCHOOL RESURRECTION UTILIZES INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY

Technology is integrated into learning experiences throughout the curriculum, and Resurrection students technology utilize Chromebooks to enhance collaborative learning and access integration = cloudbased apps and data storage. greater Resurrection College Prep High School has a firm commitment to engagement providing a 21st century education During classroom observations, that prepares students for college Resurrection administrators have and beyond through our one-to-one recorded increased levels of Chromebook initiative. critical thinking, problem solving and student engagement when The Google Chromebook technology is thoughtfully integrated. supplements teacher instruction, facilitates collaborative learning, and prepares students for a future with technology.

INNOVATION LAB “As we continue to help our Resurrection recently opened a students evolve into 21st century new makerspace, the Innovation Lab, +8.5% learners, we have worked towards where students can explore functional improvement in classroom tasks when new technology was cultivating an environment and and utilize emerging technology, including 3D printing, coding, used to augment instruction curriculum that promotes moving CAD design, robotics, web design students from consumers of and multimedia creation. information to creative producers Students learn and retain information +13.6% and owners of knowledge.” at higher rates when they are significant task redesign and student actively participating in the learning engagement when new technology JOE LASCON, experience. The Innovation Lab was used to modify how a lesson RESURRECTION EDUCATIONAL plan was presented TECHNOLOGIST promotes active learning while also allowing students to develop their creativity and problem solving skills. +7.2% increase in the creation of new tasks that would have been previously inconceivable without using technology in the classroom

ANNUAL REPORT 5 RESURRECTION PROMOTES FAITH & SERVICE

A Resurrection education is founded on the belief that high quality, holistic, well-integrated education is the best path for a meaningful and faith-filled life, a lifetime commitment to service, and becoming a leader who will 15,000 transform society. hours of service by Resurrection students were recorded for the Resurrection education integrates 2014-15 school year the mind and heart, the intellect and intuition, and the perspectives of individuals and community. As part of their faith-filled education, students participate as leaders at Kairos retreats, plan liturgies, and coordinate service projects. “Res students touch the lives of others by supporting dozens of CHARITY & TRUTH local, national and international Celebrating the words “Charity and charities. They embrace the call to Truth,” we acknowledge that God’s all and in this manner we represent love for us is merciful and unfailing. make a difference in the lives of the resurrection. We express this in our With this knowledge of God’s service to others, which is central to the homeless and the hungry, unconditional love for us, we express the mission and vision of Resurrection. women, teens, children, veterans, love and charity through our own actions. As the Resurrection community, Service and social justice issues are and other at-risk populations.” we believe that God calls us to work integrated into classes to support the TAMARA BERNARDIN together for the transformation of relationship between God, students RESURRECTION DEAN OF STUDENTS society, bringing his life and love to and the community.

Service Opportunities:

Book drives Christmas giving “Feed My Starving Children” food packaging project Food drives Miscericordia Tag Days Northwest Side Hunger Walk ResPunzel hair donation program St. Mary of Providence volunteers Warm clothing drives

6 RESURRECTION COLLEGE PREP HIGH SCHOOL RESURRECTION DEVELOPS CONFIDENT LEADERS

ATHLETICS PRACTICUM JOB Resurrection College Prep athletes SHADOWING PROGRAM learn to excel athletically and Our unique Practicum Job Shadowing Resurrection academically with integrity, respect, Program helps students explore students are leaders hard work and leadership, while setting the careers that may be of interest in the classroom, on athletic teams, personal goals in a collaborative team to them. in clubs and organizations, and in environment. The reflective process, their communities. combined with the celebration of Some placements have included: successes and growth, leads student • Business athletes to develop the confidence • Medicine necessary to become strong Christian • Education 70% + leaders who are resilient, optimistic • Marketing of students young women with bright futures, • Veterinary Medicine participate in Athletics understanding that hard work and • Law dedication lead to positive outcomes. • Engineering • Banking 95% CO-CURRICULARS of varsity student Students also have numerous athletes are extra-curricular opportunities that GCAC are available through athletics, the All-Academic arts, clubs, and service, to learn Award recipients and demonstrate leadership skills, teamwork, and self-confidence. Resurrection offers over 27 competitive athletic teams and over 50 clubs and organizations. 25% + of students hold leadership positions in a club, an honor society or on a team Students recently awarded GCAC Athlete of the Year included Olivia Canova ’16 (Bowling) and Jessica Pawula ’16 (Basketball).

cultivating talents

MAUREEN GILLESPIE ’16 THOMASETTA SOLAK SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT

“ At Res I have been encouraged to explore outside my comfort zone because I have been given opportunities to try new things in a place where everyone is so supportive. My future plans include building on what I have learned at Res, including incorporating the Resurrection motto “Charity & Truth” by acknowledging issues in the world and working to help others through service. I hope to one day go on mission trips to help less fortunate people. At Res I was involved in the art program, athletics and I loved taking technology classes. I was fortunate to receive so much support and encouragement. In college I plan to continue running cross country and track, taking art and technology classes and exploring my career options.”

ANNUAL REPORT 7 RESURRECTION LOOKS BACK AT RECENT SUCCESSES

PROJECTS & INITIATIVES multimedia creation. The curriculum Construction and capital improvements also continues to expand to include that enhance the educational additional technology courses. Our environment for our students is students demonstrate their interest ongoing. During the spring and in Science, Technology, Engineering summer of 2015, the main entrance and Math (STEM) fields by participating of the school received updates in the school’s Worldwide Youth in with new landscaping, parking lot Science and Engineering (WYSE) team and roadway improvements. and the new Technology Club and New semi-permeable pavers on Robotics team. At Resurrection we are Renaissance Award recipient Mary O’Connor ’77 the internal roadways were added proud to be preparing young women with Master of Ceremonies Tom Skilling. in order to comply with current to be leaders in all fields. stormwater requirements. The back parking lot was totally replaced and INAUGURAL Inaugural Charity & Truth major stormwater improvements CHARITY & TRUTH GALA Gala Sponsors were made on campus. The Inaugural Charity & Truth Gala was Charity & Truth Corporate held February 21, 2015, at Fountain Sponsors The over 20-year-old track is Blue in Des Plaines. The outpouring Sisters of the Resurrection undergoing updates to modernize O’Malley Construction of support from our school community and meet industry standards. Presence Health was inspiring and over 300 guests Entertainment Sponsor In September 2015 Resurrection enjoyed a fabulous event. BMO Harris Bank opened the Think Tank, a new tutoring Award Recipients and resource lab where teachers Table Sponsor and peer tutors are available in one Renaissance Award Mary O’Connor Mary O’Connor ’77 central location for students. Gala Committee Resurrection also proudly opened Charity & Truth Award Chair Couple its new makerspace, the Innovation Reverend Daniel McCarthy Fred and Kathy Angelini Lab. Students can use this space to Master of Ceremonies explore and utilize technology, Members including 3D printing, coding, CAD WGN-TV Chief Meteorologist Tamara Bernardin design, robotics, web design and Tom Skilling Janine Bobko Brad Czernik Diane DalSanto Julie Derrig Christina Dziekonski Maureen Even Lindsay Fuhs Andrew Galassini Christine Gillespie Teresa Gillespie Greg Giuliani Kathleen Heneghan Carol Marchetti Alisa Kollar Martorano Barbara Gembala Nakanishi Jennifer Schatz Patricia Sotos Nancy Slack Stachnik Steve Sutter Mary Kaye Love Ulczak Sr. Donna Marie Wolowicki, C.R.

On November 19, 2015, Bishop Robert Kurtz, C.R. led a celebration and blessing of the newly renovated spaces on our campus, including the Innovation Lab and the Think Tank.

8 RESURRECTION COLLEGE PREP HIGH SCHOOL RESURRECTION LOOKS AHEAD WITH A VISION FOR THE FUTURE

At Resurrection we work to create faith-filled leaders who are prepared to thrive in a 21st Century environment. This vision is supported by our community, as we work to offer our students the tools they need to achieve their full potential. While we continue to expand our academic offerings, we also work to enhance our classrooms, labs and facilities. Through our Re-Visioning Science Project, we strive to offer the tools that will allow the young women of Resurrection to flourish in developing fields such as science, technology, math, engineering, information systems, medicine and other growing fields. We invite all members of our community to support our commitment to funding the needs of our students and their families. We work to expand VISION STATEMENT scholarship and tuition assistance The young women of Resurrection College Prep High School are opportunities to keep tuition affordable prepared for the future. They are given the opportunities, support, so that a Resurrection education is and resources to continue to: accessible to families who value a faith-based, single-gender education. We invite you to support us in our vision! discover their identity as strong, capable women their voice and their calling their passion and their potential their gifts and their strengths

participate in Catholic Christian studies in academic pursuits in athletics and the arts in healthy lifestyles succeed in attaining personal and professional goals in promoting a hopeful future in celebrating the differences among us

serve one another in Charity and Truth the needs of the larger community as women of faith

ANNUAL REPORT 9 RESURRECTION FINANCIAL STATEMENTS JULY 2014 - JUNE 2015

revenue

OPERATING INCOME

Auxiliary sources 1% Released restricted funds 4% Interest 1% Fundraising & development 10% Investments 2% cost of a Tuition & fees 82% Resurrection education Tuition does not cover the full cost of a Resurrection education. The generous support of our alumnae, expenses donors and sponsors allows us to subsidize the actual OPERATING EXPENSES cost of a Resurrection education by approximately Marketing & recruitment 2.5% $3,390 during the 2014-15 Facilities & utilities 9% school year. Fundraising & development 2.5% Salaries & payroll taxes 48% 100% of students receive Depreciation 9% this subsidy in order to keep Administrative 3% a Resurrection education Educational programs 26% accessible for families.

Approximately of Resurrection 35%students receive additional financial assistance. sources of scholarship

For the fiscal year 2014-15, and financial aid the assessed financial needs of Resurrection families was $1,444,560 Alumnae sponsors $31,876 but only 68% of that need was able to be fulfilled based Other sources $130,976 on our available funds. Foundations & Trusts $474,250 We rely on the generosity of our donors to help bridge these gaps so that we can offer a Resurrection education to our students and their families.

10 RESURRECTION COLLEGE PREP HIGH SCHOOL RESURRECTION’S COMMUNITY OF SUPPORT

We rely on the generosity Resurrection remains committed to its all-girl Catholic Christian of our alumnae, donors and traditions and ideals upon which it was founded. Under the sponsorship 1 in 3 the larger community so students receive of the Sisters of the Resurrection financial aid that we can continue to and with the guidance of a dedicated staff and administration, students $ offer academic, spiritual leave Resurrection as confident formation, fine art, athletic young women who are prepared for success in college, career, and life. and technology opportunities Thanks to the generous support of 40+ to our students. many benefactors in the past, scholarships Resurrection has been able to fulfill available its mission and maintain its level of academic excellence.

SCHOLARSHIPS Approximately half of our scholarships are merit-based and half are need- based. Our scholarships cover a wide range of interests and requirements. TUITION ASSISTANCE Applications for tuition assistance are reviewed by an independent service. Awards are given in varying amounts based proportionally on need and other applicants.

Alumnae participated in the annual Best Ball Scramble Golf Tournament hosted by the Resurrection Men’s Club on September 20, 2015 at Tam O’Shanter Golf Club in Niles.

growing in hope

GRACE TORRES ’16 SISTER MARY MONICA HOPE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT

“ Resurrection builds empowered women and I have developed into my best self by exploring all of the opportunities Res has to offer, from theatre to sports to my education. I have found my passion in biology and plan to become a Physician’s Assistant. Res helped me discover this through the Practicum Job Shadow Program and career days. Those opportunities to explore my future were critical to my plans to pursue a medical career. Resurrection builds empowered women and I am proud to be part of this legacy!”

ANNUAL REPORT 11 RESURRECTION DEVELOPMENT MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Gifts-in-kind Patron of the Arts Program Resurrection accepts selected non-cash Resurrection College Prep High School gifts-in-kind donations. is immensely proud of its Fine Arts programs. The Patron of the Arts Gifts of Stock Program provides vital support and Making a gift of securities is simple and encouragement for all the fine arts offers several tax advantages. Please activities at Resurrection. Additionally, advise us of the transfer by contacting the Patron of the Arts participants will Senior Director of Development & receive many special opportunities Major Gifts, Alisa Kollar Martorano at and experiences throughout the year [email protected] or 773.467.4642. at Resurrection. Scholarships For more information about these Scholarship funds may be established opportunities or other ways of in the form of a non-endowed gift, supporting Resurrection, please visit which will be used to fund the the Supporting Res tab on our scholarship immediately, or an website or contact Senior Director endowed gift. Endowed gifts are of Development & Major Gifts, invested and earn annual interest. Alisa Kollar Martorano at [email protected] or 773.467.4642. WAYS TO SUPPORT Athletic and Event Sponsorships RESURRECTION Different sponsorship opportunities are available at Resurrection throughout Annual Fund the year. Sponsorships are a wonderful The Resurrection College Prep High way for a business or an organization Your generosity is greatly School Annual Fund is made up of gifts to show their support of Resurrection from loyal alumnae, parents, faculty, appreciated. Your gift while receiving visibility on the staff and friends. These gifts, which can Resurrection campus and within makes a lasting difference be designated for specific programs, promotional materials. scholarships or general enhancements, in the lives of young have a direct impact. The Annual Fund is a vital part of Resurrection’s fundraising women today and to efforts and every gift, no matter the future generations of size, helps make a difference. Resurrection students. Planned Gifts & Bequests Making a bequest or any other type of planned gift can give tax benefits to the donor while providing long-term support for the school and entitles the donor to membership in Resurrection’s New Life Society.

Class of 2015 Class Officers: Oluwaferanmi Adeyemo, Meagan McCarthy, Mary Pat Hastings, Erin Behland and Giahanna Martorano

12 RESURRECTION COLLEGE PREP HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP DONORS

Thank you to the following donors who have funded scholarships for the young women of Resurrection College Prep High School during the 2014-15 school year.

Aurelia Smigielska-Wright Scholarship Dr. Carrie Hall Jaworski Jessica Martin ’01 Scholarship Joan Wright Boyd ’73 and William Wright Leadership Scholarship Anonymous Dr. Carrie Hall Jaworski ’88 Berens High School Scholarship John P. and Margaret M. Loftus Archdiocese of Chicago Dr. Chris Kelly ’59 Student Scholarship Mentor Scholarship Hopkinson and Loftus Families Big Shoulders Scholarship Bernard Kelly, Family and Friends Big Shoulders Fund Knudsen Family Band Scholarship Elaine Zold Koepke ’41 Jon and Anne-Judine Knudsen Blessed Celine and Fine Arts Scholarship Mother Hedwig Scholarship Little Theatre Alumnae Scholarship Elaine Zold Koepke ’41 Sisters of the Resurrection Resurrection Alumnae and Friends Eugenia Norlock Scholarship Block Tester Scholarship Madonna Foundation Scholarship Dr. Frances Norlock ’83 and The George and June Block Franciscan Sisters of Chicago Mr. Peter Lisnic Family Foundation Marie Costello Scholarship Families with Special Needs Scholarship Burchard Scholarship Friends and Family Dr. Maureen Mascha ’73 Patricia Burchard DiBenedetto ’43 Mark Teach Scholarship Florence and Johanna Scholarship Carol Ann Hudson ’05 Scholarship Gordon Teach Family Anonymous Friends of Carol Ann Hudson Mary Fahey Scholarship Frances Slowick Scholarship Charlotte Lennon ’78 Memorial Mary Matheis ’66 and Gerald Fahey Claudia Giannini Scholarship Mary Guerrieri Bertolini Scholarship The Lennon Family Gagliano Scholarship Guerrieri and Bertolini Families Mr. and Mrs. Don Gagliano Christine Olender ’80 Scholarship Matys-Rakoczy Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. John Olender, Family Heart of Chicago Scholarship Marie Matys Rakoczy ’71 and and Friends Anonymous Resurrection alumna Rakoczy Danielle Marie Pisterzi ’09 Scholarship Irish Fellowship Foundation Scholarship Midtown Educational Foundation Family and Friends of Danielle Pisterzi ’09 The Irish Fellowship Education and Scholarship Cultural Foundation Midtown Educational Foundation Nediljka Lisnic Scholarship Dr. Frances Norlock ’83 and Mr. Peter Lisnic Nicole Brunke ’89 Scholarship Kathleen Brunke, Daniel and Michelle Brunke Hogan ’86 Northwest Community Credit Union Scholarship Northwest Community Credit Union Pay It Forward Scholarship Nancy Slack Stachnik ’67, Family and Friends Presence Resurrection Medical Staff Scholarship Presence Resurrection Medical Staff Raider/Bandit Scholarship Anonymous Resurrection Alumnae Association Scholarship Resurrection Alumnae Association

ANNUAL DONOR REPORT 13 SCHOLARSHIP DONORS continued

Resurrection Men’s Club Scholarship Sr. Mary Monica Hope Scholarship THE GIFT OF HOPE Resurrection College Prep Men’s Club Various Donors The Sr. Mary Monica Hope Resurrection Parents Club Scholarship Sr. Stephanie Corporate Scholarship Resurrection College Prep Parents Club Board Scholarship The Sr. Mary Monica Hope Scholarship Resurrection College Prep High School Resurrection Student Council is in memory of former Resurrection Corporate Board Members Scholarship teacher and Principal (1968-1979), Sr. Mary Resurrection College Prep Teachers in Catholic Education Monica Widelski, C.R. The scholarship Student Council Scholarship was established to provide assistance to Archdiocese of Chicago Resurrection families so that our bright, Reverend John P. Smyth Standing Tall talented, young women have the Charitable Foundation Scholarship Thomasetta Czajkowski Solak ’58 opportunity to thrive in a nurturing, The Standing Tall Charitable Foundation Scholarship faith-based environment. Mr. Thomas Solak, Family and Friends Susan Fyda ’66 Scholarship The Hope Scholarship is funded solely Estate of Susan Fyda Tony Mazzulla Scholarship through the generosity of Resurrection Friends and Family Sr. Carmen De Barros Scholarship families and friends. Our goal each year is Sr. Carmen De Barros Scholarship Fund Weber High School Alumni Scholarship to increase the number of scholarship Weber High School Alumni Association opportunities for current and prospective Sr. Georgine Marie Faith students. Thanks to the generosity of Witness Scholarship our family and friends, we continue to Resurrection Religious Studies Department meet that goal.

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING Scholarships help Resurrection students and their families manage the cost of a single-gender, Catholic education. Without scholarship support, many students would not be able to attend Resurrection College Prep High School. Creating a named scholarship is one way donors can assist students and leave a legacy to Resurrection. It is also a very meaningful way to honor a friend, family member, or a respected teacher. Annual scholarships can be established with an outright gift of $1,000 or more. An annual commitment of $1,000 or more a year for five years is recommended. The gift is awarded to recipients over the five year period. If you would like more information about funding an annual scholarship, please contact Alisa Martorano at [email protected] or 773.775.6616 Ext 142. You may also contribute to an existing scholarship as a means of supporting scholarships at Resurrection. Simply earmark your contribution for the Sr. Mary Monica Hope Scholarship fund or select an existing scholarship from among the current list of scholarships.

14 RESURRECTION COLLEGE PREP HIGH SCHOOL LIFETIME DONORS CLUB

Mother Celine Society Resurrection Parents Club $1,000,000 and Above Resurrection Medical Center Staff Estate of Ms. Anita Slominski Sisters of the Resurrection Ms. Nancy Slack Stachnik ’67 Resurrection Health Care Mr. Gordon Teach Anonymous Lincoln Park Savings Bank The Hermitage Foundation Weber High School Alumni Association Mother Hedwig Society Sr. Eulalia Society $500,000 - $999,999 $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pawelko Anonymous Blessed Alice Society Ms. Betty Ms. Diane Anderson ’77 $100,000 - $499,999 Ms. Maxine Merta Clayton ’42 Estate of Ms. Susan Fyda ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Don Gagliano Mrs. Edith Bukowski Kooyumjian ’40 Mr. Robert E. Gallagher Sr. Franciscan Sisters of Chicago Dr. and Mrs. and Marie The New Life Society Service Corporation Cleary-Fishman ’77 The George and June Block Members of the New Life Society are Mrs. Mary Louise Piccoli Hatten ’67 friends of Resurrection College Prep Family Foundation Ms. Kathleen Walsh Hopkison ’83 The Big Shoulders Fund High School who choose to remember Mr. Bernard and Dr. Christine Resurrection in their estate plans and Wasielewski Kelly ’59 Sr. Anne Society have notified the school of their intentions. Mrs. Elaine Zold Koepke ’41 For some, this means leaving Resurrection $25,000 - $99,000 Mr. and Mrs. George Laarveld a specified amount or percentage of Anonymous Ms. Colleen M. Loftus their estate in their wills. For others, it means Mr. and Mrs. Angelini Estate of Mary Ann and Peter J. Moskal leaving real estate or naming Resurrection Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Michelle (Parents of Sr. Christine Maria Moskal, C.R.) as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy, Brunke Hogan ’86 Dr. Frances E. Norlock ’83 and Mr. Peter Lisnic annuity or retirement fund. Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Don Olinger Mr. Jerry and Mrs. Mary Matheis Fahey ’66 Mr. Gary and Mrs. Barbara Petrovich ’67 Mrs. Joan M. Schulget Bieniasz ’56 Irish Fellowship Educational and The Danielle Pisterzi Golf Outing Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford Cultural Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joe and Marie Matys Rakoczy ’71 Ms. Jann DeLaMoreaux ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Jon P. Knudsen Mrs. Ann Schilling Rahn ’71 Ms. Susan Fyda ’66 LaSalle National Bank Ms. Victoria Ricciardi Ms. Therese Lata Harold ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Marchetti Ms. Lucille Schoenberger Ms. Elaine Zold Koepke ’41 Mr. and Mrs. John Olender Mr. Charles Smithe Ms. Paula Mackowiak ’70 Tony Orrico Scholarship Foundation Standing Tall Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pawelko Resurrection Alumnae Association Mr. and Mrs. Donald Versen, Sr. Ms. Nancy Slack Stacknik ’67 Resurrection Athletic Boosters The Farny R. Wurlitzer Foundation Ms. Anita Slominski

MATCHING GIFTS THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING An employer may match, double or even triple a gift of one of its employees to MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES create a matching gift for Resurrection. Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan Talk with your employer and/or your spouse’s employer human resource or Baird Foundation community relations department to determine if they have a matching gift program Chevron and to obtain the matching gift forms. GE Foundation Lucent Technologies UNITED WAY GIVING Moody’s Foundation Time, Inc. You can give to Resurrection College Prep High School through your United Way TransUnion Workplace Campaign. U.S. Bank Foundation Ask your employer for details. W. W. Grainger, Inc. Wells Fargo Foundation

ANNUAL DONOR REPORT 15 MEMORIAL AND HONORARIAM PROGRAM

MEMORIAL AND HONORARIUM PROGRAM Any gift made to Resurrection College Prep High School may be made in memory of a deceased relative or friend or in honor of a living person who has been influential in your life. Honorariums are a wonderful way to say “thank you” or to give recognition to a special person. For example, many alumnae choose to honor their parents through this program for their parent’s gift of their own Catholic, single-gender education at Resurrection. Upon receipt of a memorial or honorarium donation, the designated name is entered into the Resurrection College Prep High School Chapel Book of Intentions. Persons listed in this book are remembered at all school Liturgies and prayer services. The Memorial and Honorarium Program also provides an acknowledgment card that is sent to the person being honored or the family of the deceased. Request cards are available by calling 773.775.6616 Ext 142 or [email protected].

Minnesota Community Ms. Janine Bobko Ms. Ann Marie Fitzgibbons Foundation-Rippy Family Fund in honor of Ms. Kathie Foszcz in memory of Shirley Murray Keenan in memory of Sr. Mary and Patricia Farrell Obecny Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brown Catholic Business Network of in memory of Solly G. Jung Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Fogarty Northern Virginia in memory of Charlotte Lennon Mrs. Christine L. Caponigri in memory of Tomi Czajkowski Solak in honor of Alison and Elizabeth Kluk Mrs. Karen Fogarty Mrs. Susan Anderson in memory of Terence Fogarty Ms. Joanne Carbone in memory of Dale O. Anderson in honor of Emily Carbone Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. French Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Angelini in honor of Mary Patricia French Mrs. Harriett N. Ciesil in memory of James Marbach in memory of Br. Gerard Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Gadbois Ms. Louise Balachowicz Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clark in memory of Nicholas and Gertrude in honor of Kayla Buschnyj Butkovich, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Clayton Ms. Norine Baldassin in honor of Jacqueline Clayton and the Ms. Erin L. Gallagher in honor of Brittany Baldassin Resurrection Teachers and Administration in memory of Sr. Mary Eleanore Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Beimer Mr. and Mrs. Tom Como Ms. Adelle Gewartowski in honor of Maria Hawk in honor of Rebecca Como Canady in memory of deceased members of Class of 1941 Ms. Mary Berg Mr. and Mrs. John J. Daly in memory of Barbara Hinze in memory of Donna Nowak Ms. Gertrude Gorak in memory of Sr. Marie Claire Gorak, C.R. Ms. Mary K. Bertane Mr. and Mrs. David J. Daul in memory of Ann Smith in honor of Kristin and Mary Daul Mr. and Mrs. Gary Grabarczyk in honor of Carol Marchetti and Mrs. Joan M. Bertram Rosario DiGati in memory of Adeline Sniegowski in memory of Harriet Patek in honor of Faith Panepinto Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guengerich Mr. Don Besch Mrs. Mary Lou Edelmann in honor of Alison and Courtney Guengerich in honor of Kayla and Taylor Besch in memory of William and Pearl Cheop Mrs. Barbara Heatley Mrs. Joan M. Bieniasz Ms. Bonnie B. Eiffes in honor of Matilda Davis in honor of Raymond J. Bieniasz, in memory of Sr. Mary Jerome Eugenia M. Glab Majewski and Mr. Robert Narowski and Ms. Blanche Eilken Joyce H. Bieniasz Fiestel Ms. Kathleen M. Heneghan in honor of The Class of 1948 - in honor of wonderful colleagues Dr. Georgia Bishop “the best ever” in memory of Rory and Joseph Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heybrock Mrs. Francine Evens in memory of Nicole Brunke Ms. Nancy J. Blaski in honor of Bernice Jezior in honor of Sr. Stephanie Blaszczynski, C.R. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Jennings Ms. Barbara A. Fidanza in memory of Rita Jennings in memory of Christine Olender

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Mrs. Annette Jezierny Ms. Connie Meier Ms. Regina A. Skubski in memory of Mary Bednarz in memory of Alvin Owens and in honor of the Sisters of the Resurrection Dorothy LaMon Ms. Susan R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. John Smart in memory of Nicole Brunke Ms. Laura M. Midkiff and Sam Midkiff in memory of Edmund Okonek in memory of Julianne Pawlowski Frowick Ms. Lauren A. Kaiser Mrs. Patricia J. Smith in memory of Madelyn Manczko Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mignano in memory of Sister Mary Charles, C.R. in honor of Nicole Tomasik Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kawula Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Michael in memory of Christine Olender Mr. Enzo Mion in memory of Charles and Ethel Smith in honor of Lia Grace Haddad Mr. Bernard Kelly John E. Solak in honor of Brother Tom Hetland Mr. and Mrs. John J. Moriarty in memory of Tomasetta Czajkowski Solak 50th Anniversary as Christian Brother in memory of Susan Marie Moriarty Mrs. Louanna Steinken Mr. Bernard Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nash in memory of Margaret Kohnke Stieber ’44 in honor of Jack and Helen Martin in memory of Ann and Anthony Spinuzza Ms. Annabelle Suarez Mr. Bernard Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Steven Nemetz in honor of Idalis Huerta in memory of Jerry Woollard in memory of Margaret Bachmann Viola Mrs. Suzanne M. Tracy Ms. Meg Kelly Ms. Mary D. Neylon in memory of John and Frances Jennings in memory of Judith E. Ertelt in honor of Tierney McNamara Ms. Kerri Urbanski Mr. Bernard Kelly Ms. Mary Oestmann in memory of Anthony Mazzulla in memory of Kenny Johnson in memory of Ray and Verona Horak Ms. Dina Velez Mr. Bernard Kelly Mrs. Aline Papciak in honor of Sabrina Ruazol in memory of Mae Keyes in memory of Sr. Mary Monica, C.R. Ms. Hilary Ward Schnadt Ms. Frances T. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. James Pawlak in memory of Dr. Chris Kelly in memory of Mark Wrobell in honor of Sarah Betzolt Mrs. Alyce M. Wegener Mr. Bernard Kelly Mrs. Lori A. Pickering in memory of Dennis Wegener in memory of Mary Van Wazer in memory of Gloria Marzullo Mr. and Mrs. Reid Weiner Ms. Frances T. Kelly Ms. Mary Puglise in memory of Patty Kusinski Smith in memory of Nicholas Stimetz in honor of Carley Kolodzeij Mr. and Mrs. Tim Wiberg Mr. Bernard Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rakoczy in memory of Bruno A. Puszynski in memory of Terrence MacLean in memory of Chester and Estelle Matys Mrs. A. Wieszczyk and Joseph and Henrietta Rakoczy Mrs. Marianne Lee in honor of the Sisters of the Resurrection in memory of William Lee, Sr. Mrs. Shannon C. Ressler Mrs. Therese Wis in memory of Frances Koskiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lushniak in memory of Thomasetta Czajkowski Solak in honor of Christine Lushniak Czernecki Mr. and Mrs. Jose Reyes Ms. Ramona Wis and Martha Lushniak Carman in honor of Kristin Isreal in memory of Thomasetta Czajkowski Solak Ms. Cynthia A. Malek Mr. and Mrs. David Roeder Mrs. Mel Wolff in memory of Darlene Bober in honor of Joyceann Dompke Roeder in memory of Shelby Wolff Mrs. Joan M. Mata Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rosenquist Ms. Mary P. Wood in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kopec in honor of Abbey Elizabeth Rosenquist in memory of Cindy Szewczyk Pleasant Mr. Richard Mazzulla Ms. Ellen Ruzicka Ms. Bernice Zabawski in memory of Anthony Mazzulla in honor of Beth Riordan in memory of Rita Liszka Singer Ms. Bridget McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shea in memory of Nick Cirincione in honor of Sr. Stephanie Blaszczynski, C.R. Mr. and Mrs. Brian McMorrow Mrs. Janice Skiba in honor of Kelly and Karly McMorrow in memory of Dr. and Mrs. Walter F. Zurawski

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Charity and Truth Society Sisters of the Resurrection Mr. Tom Skilling $5000 and over Ms. Jennifer S. Stopka Anonymous Target Archdiocese of Chicago Teach Scholarship Fund Big Shoulders Fund The George and June Block Family Foundation President’s Circle Mr. Gerald Fahey $500 to $999 Franciscan Sisters of Chicago Service Mr. Kenneth Bertolini Corporation Mrs. Harriett N. Ciesil Hermitage Charitable Trust Mr. amd Mrs. Ronald Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Jon P. Knudsen Cumberland Chapels Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. John Olender Mr. and Mrs. David J. Daul Danielle Pisterzi Golf Outing Mr. and Mrs. David S. Devane Scholarship Fund Ms. Patricia L. DiBenedetto Raskob Foundation for Catholic Flood Brothers Disposal Co. Activities, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James Gillespie Resurrection College Prep Parents Club Dr. Thomas Hamel Standing Tall Charitable Foundation Ms. Kathleen M. Heneghan and The Farny R. Wurlitzer Foundation Fund Mr. Robert Narowski Ignite the Spirit Mrs. Janet Brosnahan Resurrection Society Dr. Carrie Jaworski Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brown Ms. Diane G. Bryniarski $2500 to $4999 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Jennings Ms. Lauren A. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Michael Angelini Mr. and Mrs. William G. Kistner Catholic Business Network of Irish Fellowship Educational and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kretschmer Northern Virginia Cultural Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kron Mr. and Mrs. Neal Clark John P. and Margaret M. Loftus Ms. Catherine Lennon Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Crawford Scholarship Fund Lucent Technologies Ms. Adriane DiMeo Resurrection College Prep Mr. and Mrs. V. Gregory McKnight Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Elwart Alumnae Association Mrs. Jennifer L. Mertz Mr. and Mrs. Paul Enger Ms. Nancy C. Stachnik Minnesota Community Foundation Ms. Kathleen Finn Weber High School Alumni Association Moody’s Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Guerrieri Mr. and Mrs. Kim Morehouse Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Guerrieri New Hope Society Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Nelson Habetler Bowl $1000 to $2499 Norwood Park Firemens Association Mr. Barbara Harpold Anonymous Ms. Anna W. Olearnik Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson Mr. Peter Block Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Olinger Ms. Susan R. Jones Ms. Maxine J. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. John Rubey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Y. Kato Mr. and Mrs. Don Gagliano Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sana Mr. Bernard Kelly Ms. April M. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shea Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lushniak Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hatten Sr. Carolyn Sniegowski C.R. Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Martens Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Hobson Mr. Thomas J. Solak Ms. Patricia A. May Ms. Kathleen T. Hopkinson Mrs. Roberta M. Vesperman Ms. Margaret McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Ben Martorano Ms. Anna Voortman Ms. Jill McDonough Dr. Maureen F. Mascha Dr. Leanne M. Wiedemann and Ms. Donna M. Mulvihill Midtown Educational Foundation Mr. Robb Krumlauf Mr. and Mrs. Gary Petrovich Northwest Community Credit Union Mrs. Genevieve A. Wieszczyk Mr. and Mrs. Brendan J. Riordan Ms. Ruth Pisterzi Ms. Lisa B. Szczupaj Presence Resurrection Medical Staff Principal’s Society Mr. Dan Tully Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rakoczy Mrs. Michaelene Turner $250 to $499 Resurrection College Prep Men’s Club Mr. and Ms. Gerry Ventrella Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan Resurrection College Prep High School A. Viola Insurance Ms. Melissa Acciari Religious Studies Department Dr. Donna Williams Ms. Diane M. Anderson Ms. Lucille M. Schoenberger W. W. Grainger, Inc. Anonymous Ms. Janet W. Sisler Ms. Joanne Zientko Ms. Maurella Bochenko Sisters of St. Francis - Sr. Carmen DeBarros Ms. Mary E. Broderick Scholarship Fund

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Red and White Society Ms. Blanche Eilken Law Office Of Gina Lavorata-O’Hehir Euclid Beverage $100 to $249 Mrs. Patricia G. Lawrence Ms. Ann Marie Fitzgibbons Ms. June Lento Anonymous FLS Group LLCFLS Group LLC Mrs. Colleen M. Malone Ms. Patricia Ahern Mr. and Mrs. Bob Galassini Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Marder Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Angelini Mr. and Mrs. Michael Garrity Ms. Christine M. Mazik Ms. Rita T. Angelini Gary’s Finer Landscapes The McGargile Family Anonymous German American Police Association Mrs. Mary Ann McEllin Artel Jewelers Grand Ave Body Repair Shop Inc Mr. and Mrs. Brian McMorrow Ms. Susan Aydinian Ms. Gertrude Gorak Mr. Joe Miller Ms. Julie Behrman Mr. and Ms. Robert Gorzynski Ms. Lillian Misiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Beimer Mr. and Mrs. Gary Grabarczyk Mr. and Mrs. John J. Moriarty Ms. Mary Berg Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gresens Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Moskop Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Berger Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guengerich The Mulvihill Family Mr. and Mrs. Tony Berger Mr. and Mrs. Victor Guerrieri Ms. Cheryl Murphy Mrs. Joan M. Bieniasz Ms. Evelyn Harkabus Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nash Dr. Georgia Bishop Hay Caramba Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Nemetz Ms. Nancy J. Blaski Mrs. Elizabeth A. Heidel Mrs. Patricia Nichols Ms. Janine Bobko Iron Horse Ale House Nottoli Italian Foods Body Works, LTD Mr. Robert Iannotta Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Nowak Ms. Mary A. Bogard Sr. Danielle Ms. Mary E. O’Connor Ms. Sarah Bolger Mr. and Mrs. John Johann Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. O’Hehir Dr. Linda C. Brazdil Mr. Dimitrios Katsaros Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O’Leary Ms. Cynthia A. Brennan Ms. Mary C. Kelliher Mrs. Aline Papciak Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Ms. Meg Kelly Ms. Mary Patryn Changing Colors Ms. Marsha L. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. James Pawlak Chevron Klauss Painting Ms. Angela M. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Choate The Knockouts Mr. and Mrs. George Peterson Sam M Ciccarelli, DDS, LTD Ms. Antonia M. Kopec Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pisterzi Ms. Patricia Clarfield Mrs. Jane Krolczyk Ms. Nicole Pisterzi Colonial-Wojciechowski Funeral Home Mrs. Virginia M. Kuta Ms. Kathleen Prampin Mr. John Crawford J. M. Huber Corporation Mrs. Dianne Price Ms. Rebecca Diclemente Ms. Cherisse L. Lagattuta Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pullara Mr. and Mrs. David B. Dietz Ms. Kelci C. Larsen Quincy Street LTD DRB’s Finest Staff and Dependents Ms. Laurie Larsen Mrs. Trisha A. Ranallo Mr. and Mrs. Bradford J. Duda Mrs. Maureen T. Reilly-Barnes Resurrection JV Volleyball Team Resurrection Women’s Choir Mr. Frank Ring Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ring Mr. and Mrs. David Roeder Mr. and Mrs. Steve S. Santacruz Ms. Catherine A. Schick Schiller Park Firefighters Association Mrs. Valerie Schmidt Ms. Madeline Schoeneberger Ms. Eileen Schultz Ms. Sara Sebastian The Sebastian Family Ms. Mary F. Sethness-Conley Ms. Joyce M. Sica Ms. Ann J. Singelyn Ms. Patricia L. Skiba Mr. and Mrs. John Smart Smokey’s BBQ Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Michael Mr. John E. Solak Mrs. Eileen Stock

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St. Patrick High School Ms. Kimberly Casey Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy F. Strozier Ms. Therese K. Casey Ms. Kristen N. Sweeney Ms. Kathleen Christenson Mr. Thomas R. Sweeney Mr. John Comerford T & R Production Mr. and Mrs. Tom Como Teamsters Local Union No. 727 Ms. Laura A. Cordero Dr. Jacqueline A. Thompson-Fernandez DDS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Courtney R. Truty Ms. Kathy Curran Unforgettable Edibles Mr. and Mrs. John J. Daly Ms. Kerri Urbanski Ms. Cynthia Davies Webb Ford Dr. Carol A. Dawson Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Ms. Roseann M. DeMarco Matching Gift Program Ms. Monica R. Deresinski Ms. Susan Winchester Mr. Rosario DiGati Mrs. Therese Winters Mr. and Mrs. John DiMeo Mrs. Therese Wis Ms. Mary Ann Domaszek Mr. Marc Dorfman Banner Society Mr. Bill Doyle Up to $99 Ms. Maureen Durkin Mr. and Mrs. David Abrahamsen Mrs. Mary Lou Edelmann Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kawula Mrs. Patricia A. Achille Ms. Bonnie B. Eiffes Mr. and Mrs. James Kealy Ms. Mary Ann Ales Mrs. Francine Evens Ms. Frances T. Kelly Mrs. Irene Alwan Mrs. Rosa Ferri Mr. Tim Kelly Mrs. Mary Ann Ancona Ms. Barbara A. Fidanza Mr. and Mrs. James A. Kezios Mrs. Susan Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Fogarty Ms. Stephanie C. Kezios Ms. Mary Lou Anderson Mrs. Karen FogartyMs. Ms. Kristina Kielbasa Anonymous Mrs. Erin Folino Ms. Karen Kielbasa Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. French Mrs. Antoinette H. Kieres Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Gadbois Mr. Kenneth Kobus Ms. Louise Balachowicz Ms. Erin L. Gallagher Mrs. Dara Kosich Ms. Norine Baldassin Ms. Joanne Gash Ms. Christine Koza Ms. Linda Balogh Ms. Adelle Gewartowski Ms. Lois Kozeny Ms. Denise Bauch Mr. Jeffrey B. Gordon Kraft Foods Matching Gifts Program Ms. Sheila C. Begley Ms. Katie Grapenthien Mrs. Louise J. Krause Ms. Giorgiana A. Bellisario Ms. Kathleen A. Gruszesky Ms. Kelly B. Krupinski Ms. Nicole C. Beranek Ms. Andrea Gutilla Ms. Ruth A. Kubow Ms. Mary K. Bertane Mrs. Constance D. Guzik Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lahart Ms. Wilma Bertinetti Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hawk Ms. Cristina M. Larson Ms. Doris Bertinetti Mrs. Barbara Heatley Ms. Rose M. Layton Mrs. Joan M. Bertram Mr. Roy C. Hecker Mrs. Marianne Lee Mr. Don Besch Ms. Joanne Hejza Mr. and Mrs. Fredric Lind Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Biancalana Mrs. Bianca Henniges Ms. Virginia Logan Ms. Charlene Borghese Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Mr. Christopher Lorenc Mrs. Mary C. Boyle Ms. Margaret Herweg Mr. and Mrs. Darren M. Makowski Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bridgman Mrs. Rose Mary Heveran Ms. Cynthia A. Malek Mr. Eric Brodersen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heybrock Ms. Michelle Malek Mrs. Joan Brosnahan Ms. Kari Hintz Ms. Susan Malmi Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bunting Ms. Glynis Hirsch Ms. Lisa Marek Mrs. Barbara Burns Ms. Sandra Hodel-Runtz Mr. Robert Marovich and Ms. Laurel Delaney Mrs. Corliss Byrne Ms. Janet Hoggay Mrs. Joan M. Mata Mrs. Christine L. Caponigri Mrs. Linda Honrath Mrs. Maryann Mazur Ms. Christine Cappelle Mr. and Mrs. Garry Howard Mr. Richard Mazzulla Ms. Joanne Carbone Mr. John Hurter Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McConnell Ms. Julie Ann Carlson Mrs. Judith A. Ilada Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. McDermott Ms. Mary Carlson Mr. Wieslaw Isio Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. McGovern Ms. Judith Carter Ms. Lori Jensen Ms. Bridget McKenna Mrs. Annette Jezierny

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Mr. Ryan McNally Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rosenquist Ms. Connie Meier Mr. and Mrs. John X. Rottman Mr. Jerry Miceli Ms. Ellen Ruzicka Ms. Laura M. Midkiff and Sam Midkiff Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mignano Ms. Joanne Rybak Mr. and Mrs. Robin Miller Mrs. Kathy Rzany Mr. Enzo Mion Mrs. Barbara M. Scelsi Ms. Debra A. Moracewski Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Schladt Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Morales Jr. Ms. Georgia M. Schreiner Dr. Katherine A. Mosley MD Ms. Monica Schultz Motorola Foundation Mrs. Debra Schwartz Ms. Cathleen Mulcahy Ms. Carol Semerau Ms. Joyce Mulcahy Ms. Kristin L. Sendaydiego Ms. Mary D. Neylon Ms. Gina M. Serritella Norwood Drugs Mrs. Leona A. Shoemaker Ms. Barbara Nothnagel Mrs. Janice Skiba Ms. Anna Nowobilski-Vasilios Ms. Regina A. Skubski Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. O’Brien Mrs. Anna G. Smith Ms. Sheila J. O’Connor Mrs. Patricia J. Smith Ms. Mary Oestmann Ms. Louise G. Smoczynski OneCause, LLC Mr. and Mrs. James Socke Ms. Elizabeth A. O’Riordan Ms. Cynthia L. Stachnik Ms. Susan T. Orlandi Mrs. Rita R. Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Reid Weiner Ms. Gayle Osepek Mrs. Louanna Steinken Ms. Wendy Weller-Bucks Ms. Janice Osowski Ms. Bette Stopka Mr. and Mrs. Tim Wiberg Mrs. Adria J. Ostrander Ms. Elizabeth A. Strain Ms. Ramona Wis Mrs. Judith A. Paczko Ms. Annabelle Suarez Ms. Helen Wisniewski Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Palandri Ms. Irene Szczech Mr. and Mrs. Chester Witczak Mrs. Mary Parich Ms. Judith Taki Ms. Michele Witkus Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pasko Ms. Cassandra A. Tamburrino Mrs. Mel Wolff Mrs. Victoria Petersen Ms. Holly Tangeman Ms. Mary P. Wood Mrs. Lori A. Pickering Ms. Deborah D. Thude Mr. William R. Wright Mr. Peter Pieruccini Tix 4 CauseTix 4 Cause Ms. Mary Wudtke Ms. Nancy Pokojowczyk Mrs. Suzanne M. Tracy Mrs. Linda M. Young Ms. Mary Puglise Ms. Anne Trznadel Ms. Bernice Zabawski Ms. Alane A. Repa Ms. Dina Velez Dr. Barbara K. Zedler MD Mrs. Shannon C. Ressler Ms. Hilary Ward Schnadt 360 Communications Mr. and Mrs. Jose Reyes Mrs. Judy Waters Mrs. Diane M. Robertson Mrs. Alyce M. Wegener

YOUR SUPPORT The support of our alumnae, parents, friends and other donors helps to ensure that young women and their families can achieve a an exceptional Catholic Christian education. We are grateful to all of our donors whose support makes a difference in the lives of our students. Tuition covers about 78% of the cost of an education at Resurrection. In addition, many families rely on tuition assistance in order for a Resurrection education to be possible. The support that we receive helps to fill that gap and provides us with the resources to serve our students. Every effort is made to list all donations correctly. If we have omitted your name or made a mistake, please accept our sincere apology and notify Kathleen Heneghan at 773.775.6616 Ext 125 or e-mail [email protected]. To obtain a copy of of our 2014-15 Annual Report, including financial data and accomplishments, please visit www.reshs.org or call 773.775.6616.

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1941 1960 1969 1975 Adelle Sieracki Gewartowski Louise Wisniewski Smoczynski Kathleen Finn Marsia Puszynski Wiberg Marsha Schwartz Kennedy Catherine Cashman Gorzynski Michaelene Guerrieri Turner 1942 Beverly Poweziak Lind Mary Lu Wilczewski O’Leary 1961 Maxine Merta Clayton Rita Lucchetti Stanton Diane Bryniarski F. Karen Smith Smith-Michael Susan Sterner Aydinian Michelle Heiser Malek 1943 Suzanne Murphy Sana Genevieve Raczka Wieszczyk Elizabeth Zubinski Heidel Cherisse Sullivan Lagattuta Janice Zurawski Skiba Alane Repa Cynthia Soens Davies Patricia Burchard DiBenedetto Barbara Skiba Schladt Bernice Kotecki Zabawski Mary McCarthy Kelliher Diane Bryniarski Mary Ann Des Biens Miller Joan Kopec Mata Francine Jezior Evens 1946 1962 Christine Keating Cappelle Mary Carlson Lillian Misiewicz Sr. Carolyn Sniegowski Louanna Kohnke Steinken 1970 1976 1963 Joan Angileri Kistner Donna Pisano Williams 1947 Mary Fahrner Sethness - Conley Christine Koza Laura Pawlowski Midkiff Harriett Clark Ciesil Louise Stadick Krause Barbara Vanucci Scelsi Debra Moracewski Gertrude Gorak Joyce Gruszesky Mulcahy Susan Kapelak Malmi Mary Smith Bertane Debra Spence Schwartz Jacqueline Thompson-Fernandez 1948 Therese Solak Wis Eileen Schultz Mary Ann Spinuzza Nash Patricia Fleming Nichols Carol Murphy Semerau Judith Rutkowski Johnson Aline Wyszkowski Papciak Patricia McAdam Smith 1977 Linda Feicht Honrath Blanche Size Eilken 1964 Linda Hillinger Balogh Mary O’Connor Diane Anderson 1949 Carol Krak Ventrella Mary Ann Ciesla Ales Maria Sniegowski Grabarczyk Rose Mary Gariti Heveran Bonita Grabarczyk Brown Eileen Schultz Dianne Olech Price Barbara Harney Nothnagel Victoria Ruppert Petersen 1951 Anna Marie Natiello Henry Andrea Ghidara Gutilla 1978 Margaret Rizner Herweg Catherine Lennon Mary Ann Marciszewski McEllin 1965 1971 Joan Wallace Brosnahan Mary Berg Judith Hollis Paczko 1952 Georgia Bishop Joanne Zientko Judith Nehls Taki Ann Marie Fitzgibbons Corliss Cashman Byrne Marie Matys Rakoczy Dara Matijevich Kosich Mary Lou Ernst Anderson Julia Wojcik Palandri 1954 1979 Deborah Silchuck Thude Eileen Carey Stock 1966 Julie Knill Weiner Denise Skrip Bauch Virginia Sobel Kuta Charlene Tajak Borghese Patricia May Barbara Zajac Bunting Joan Lech Bertram Ruth Watson Kubow Annette Bednarz Jezierny Antoinette Litkowski Lahart Victoria Okonek Smart 1972 Rita Kedzierski McGovern Grace Guerrieri McKnight Barbara Schultz Harpold 1955 1967 Maurella Bochenko Adriane DiMeo Barbara Konkowski Burns Nancy Slack Stachnik Bonnie Berger Eiffes Eileen Fortini Morehouse Judy Madden Waters Barbara Basil Petrovich Leanne Wiedemann Monica Deresinski Jeanne Drager Crawford Julie Ann Scotkovsky Carlson 1956 Barbara Kowalski Zedler Jane Wais Krolczyk Rose Grimaldi Layton Joan Schulget Bieniasz Patricia Pasdiora Clarfield 1973 Marianne Viola Nemetz Marilynn Biewald Kretschmer Carol Moran Gresens Maureen Mascha Ann Cwichon Singelyn 1980 Mary Louise Piccoli Hatten Cynthia Wojcieszek Mary Ann Dziedzic Ancona Carol Tryboski Dawson Janet Gazinski Hoggay Barbara Fidanza Linda Heinlein Kron 1957 Patricia Alexander Achille Anna W. Olearnik Anna Gradzki Smith Diane Liszka Robertson Claire Butkovich Gadbois Nancy Blaski Suzanne Jennings Tracy Regina Hunter Skubski Mary Horak Oestmann Judith Becker Carter 1974 Anna Gradzki Smith 1958 Christine Schultz Como Constance Baier Guzik Patricia Skiba Rosemarie Maas Courtney Melissa Lennon Acciari Jill McDonough Lucille Schoenberger 1968 Bianca Borrini Henniges 1981 Mary Lou Cheop Edelmann Leona Bartkowicz Shoemaker Mary Chiaruttini Boyle Mary Wojnicki Patryn Alyce Krueger Wegener Kristine Jung Brown Maryann Legenza Mazur Roberta Grant Vesperman Anna Nowobilski-Vasilios Julie Behrman Behrman 1959 Anne Cacioppo Shea Marie Bednarek Guerrieri Judith Niezgoda Ilada Cynthia Bober Malek Madeline Lesniak Schoeneberger Kathleen Gruszesky Mary Bogard

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1984 1990 1999 Joyce Sica Christine Mazik Janine Bobko Frances Fieri Fogarty Colleen Konwinski Malone Kimberly Lewandowski Kato Erin Gallagher 2000 Sarah Bolger 1985 1991 Nancy Donnelly Kealy Rebecca Giorno McConnell 2003 Valerie Wardzala Schmidt Stephanie Kezios 1986 Kathleen Heneghan 1992 2005 Gina Lavorata O’Hehir April Hall Nicole Pisterzi Irene Zurek Alwan Jennifer Oslowski Stopka Elizabeth Strain Linda Carroll Young Giorgiana Bellisario Maureen Reilly-Barnes 1993 Katie Grapenthien Kathleen Prampin Kelly Krupinski 1987 Nicole Beranek Kimberly Casey Trisha Liebhart Ranallo Maureen Durkin Shannon Wiklanski Ressler 2006 1982 Lisa Larsen Szczupaj 1994 Georgia Chevere Schreiner Roseann DeMarco Jennifer Smith Mertz Elizabeth Fitzgerald O’Riordan Cristina Larson Cathleen Mulcahy Rita Angelini Gina Serritella 2007 Katherine Hild Mosley Susan Heybrock Jones 1995 Laura Cordero Lori Marzullo Pickering Alisa Kollar Martorano Lauren Manczko Kaiser Susan Heinlein Orlandi Kerri Urbanski 2009 Cynthia Brennan 1988 Antonia Kopec Joyceann Dompke Roeder Sheila Begley 1996 Angela Peterson Carrie Hall Jaworski Catherine McGarry Schick Kristen Sweeney 1983 Mary Schenfeld Wood Adria Lyall Ostrander Colleen Borghi Warner 2011 Kathleen Walsh Hopkinson 1989 1998 Therese Casey Karen Port Santacruz Sheila O’Connor Mary Mazik Abrahamsen Janet Adams Brosnahan Erin Boyle Folino 2012 Kelci Larsen

MISSION STATEMENT Resurrection College Prep High School is a Catholic Christian Community dedicated to the education of young women and to the development of their God-given talents. Convinced of God’s unconditional love and nourished by the Risen Lord Jesus Christ, we are committed to the spiritual, ethical, intellectual, physical and social growth of our students.

SPONSORSHIP Resurrection College Prep High School is sponsored by the Sisters of the Resurrection, an order founded in Rome by Blessed Celine Borzecka and her daughter Mother Hedwig. Resurrection College Prep High School was established by the Sisters in 1922 and is built on the Sisters’ mission of transforming society by uplifting women through education and preparing them for leadership. Resurrection is focused on young women and their needs. The faculty and staff are fully committed to developing young women of faith to be confident, articulate, dynamic, inspiring and service oriented leaders who will help build stronger families, communities, parishes and places of work for tomorrow.

MOTTO “Caritate et Veritate” has and continues to be core to the values and philosophy of Resurrection College Prep and is part of the Resurrection approach to education. The motto has been etched into all logos and documents of the school from the very beginning of the school’s founding in 1922. By expressing and celebrating the words “Charity and Truth,” we acknowledge that God’s love for us is merciful and unfailing. The truth is that God’s love for us is unconditional and from that love we express God’s love and charity through our own actions. As the Resurrection community, we believe that God calls us to work together for the resurrection of society, bringing his life and love to all and we represent the Resurrection in this banner.

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CHAIR Sr. Donna Marie Wolowicki, C.R. ’66 Dr. Thomas Hamel President Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Maria Hawk Oakton Community College Principal SPONSORSHIP CHAIR Ms. Carol Beimer Sr. Virginia Ann Wanzek, C.R. Associate Principal for Program Planning Provincial Superior Sisters of the Resurrection Ms. Margaret Masterson Kinel ’92 Associate Principal for Curriculum Sr. Stephanie Blaszczynski, C.R. ’55 and Instruction Former President and Principal and Faculty Member Resurrection College Prep High School Ms. Katie Kikos Athletic Director Dr. Linda Glaeser Brazdil Director of the Center for Science and Math Education Ms. Tamara Bernardin Loyola University Dean of Students Sr. Danielle Jacob, CSFN Ms. Barbara Basil Petrovich ’67 Educator and Pastoral Minister Vice President/Finance, Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth Human Resources & Support Services Mrs. Anne-Judine Knudsen Ms. Alisa Kollar Martorano ’87 Alumna, Parent and Former Educator Senior Director of Development & Major Gifts Mr. Bernard Kelly Adjunct Faculty Dominican University Dr. Maureen Mascha ’73 Associate Professor of Accounting Purdue University Calumet Ms. Marie Matys Rakoczy ’71 Former Resurrection Faculty Member and Retired Business Analyst Ms. Janet Sisler Director of Gannon Center for Women and Leadership Loyola University Sr. Carolyn Sniegowski, C.R. ’62 School Liason at Misrecordia Home and Former Grammar School Principal Sisters of the Resurrection Ms. Nancy Slack Stacknik ’67 Former Vice President of Marketing MB Financial Mr. Dan Tully Principal Notre Dame College Prep High School Sr. Donna Marie Wolowicki, C.R. ’66 President Resurrection College Prep High School 7500 West Talcott Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60631 773.775.6616 reshs.org

SPONSORED BY THE SISTERS OF THE RESURRECTION