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Team up for Turf Groundbreaking Special feature: Holy Name Donor Recognition Roll The Team Up for Turf Groundbreaking Introducing new Holy Name President Terrence J. Kenneally ’67 PG 4 NOTABLE NAMERS: Serving Others in His Name Alumni lawyers succeed in A publication of Holy Name High School PG 9 and out of the courtroom FALL 2016 VOL. 34 / NO. 1 WWW.HOLYNAMEHS.COM Holy Name Fund THE TRIPLE THREAT Mind, Body, Spirit MIND BODY SPIRIT Your commitment to giving every year provides the sustainable base of support that allows us to continue our mission of providing a Catholic, college preparatory education that helps in the formation of young men and women. Your unrestricted gift to the Holy Name Fund helps to: Ways to Get Involved and Support Holy Name • Keep tuition reasonably priced and affordable High School • Enable Holy Name to recruit and retain the highest AN IMMEDIATE ONLINE GIFT SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES caliber teachers Make an online credit card Consider monetary or stock gifts gift at www.holynamehs.com/ to mark a special occasion or as • Provide students the opportunity to explore their talents donate-to-hn. part of an estate. Honorary and through our co-curricular offerings memorial gifts can remember A GIFT THROUGH THE MAIL loved ones and events for • Create learning environments that equip students and teachers Use the enclosed envelope and mail many years. We are prepared with 21st century technology it with your check or credit card to facilitate those gifts as well. • Instill in students a deep awareness of God’s presence in their information. Please make checks Please contact the Advancement payable to Holy Name High School. lives through a dynamic service learning program Office to discuss your thoughts at 440-886-0300, ext. 104. • Purchase safe and durable athletic equipment that allows for A GIFT THAT WILL DOUBLE Matching gifts double the maximum performance and safety on the playing fields ANNUAL PHONATHON effectiveness of your dollars. When our students call each year Please contact your company’s and ask you to participate, please Human Resource Department make a pledge. Many foundations to determine if your company and corporations look at the participates in a Matching percentage of Alumni supporting 6000 Queens Highway Gift Program. Matching gift the school as they consider their Parma Heights, OH 44130 companies will have a form gift to us. So it’s not the amount Tel: 440.886.0300 available to employees, which you you give that matters, but your Fax: 440.886.1267 can send in to us with your gift. participation. www.holynamehs.com We’ll do the rest. Fall 2016 The CONTENTS p.5 2 | Holy Name Fund 7 | Moving Forward 15 | Go Green Wave: with Advancement: Spring 2016 Athletics Update 4 | President’s Message: President’s Reception, 2016 | Good to be Home Auction Recap, WTWH Student 16 Namer Notes 5 | Capital Improvements: Project and 2016 Graduation 17 | There’s No Place Turf Field Update | Notable Namers: Like Home: 9 Golf Outing, Hall of Fame, | A Wave of Positivity: Profile on Prominent 6 Alumni Lawyers Reunion Weekend and Highlights from a Homecoming Dynamic Fall 12 | Student Corner 20 | Donor Roll Holy Name High School Mission Statement The mission of Holy Name High School is to educate young men and women to proclaim the good news of the Gospel, empowering them to lead Christ-like lives, thus discovering their potential and value in the process of becoming responsible and caring citizens of the global community. holynamehs.com | FALL 2016 3 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Holy Name High School 6000 Queens Highway Parma Heights, OH 44130 440.886.0300 Good to be Home holynamehs.com Terrence J. Kenneally ’67, M.A., J.D. Dear Alumni, Parents and Friends: PRESIDENT Shelbrey Althoff Blanc ’95, Since coming to Holy Name High School as I am excited to say that the turf field installation M.A., M.Ed. a freshman in 1963, I have loved being a part of is now done, and I welcome you to come visit PRINCIPAL this community. As a Holy Name student, I met the school to see this new, beautiful addition to Karen Carter, M.A.T. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, fellow 1967 graduate, Susan Cejka Kenneally, our campus. Making this field a reality took a ACADEMICS AND SUPERVISION who is now my wife of 49 years. We sent three concerted, coordinated effort, and I thank all Michael Sullivan, M.P.A. of our children, Terry Jr. ’86, Sean ’87 and Erin those who played a role in moving it forward. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, ’89, to Holy Name, and I eventually became The field really is a nice resource to offer to our DISCIPLINE AND STUDENT ACTIVITIES involved in the education commission, as well students, and I look forward to seeing it utilized Michele Fusco Scoccola, M.A. as the Advisory Board, at the school. I daily in the near future! DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT ‘bleed green,’ and throughout my While the turf field is now done, as a school Andy Krakowiak ’73, M.A. law career, I have been very proud community, we still have work that needs to be DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL INITIATIVES to tell those who ask that my accomplished to reach both our Holy Name Fund Colleen Corrigan Day ’88 DIRECTOR OF ANNUAL GIVING AND alma mater is Holy Name. and science lab renovation goals. I am committed ALUMNI RELATIONS Because of my life-long to beginning and completing all the goals we Kate McCall ’05, M.A. commitment to Holy set forth. Most importantly, I am eager to work COMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATE Name, I knew I wanted with you, our alumni, parents and supporters, to Debby Marchetta, M.S. to take on this role as see what we can do to provide the facilities and DATA, GIFT PROCESSING, president when it became experiences our students need to develop their AND RESEARCH ASSOCIATE available. I believe strongly in skills and become well-rounded young adults. Bill Joyce ’95 ART DIRECTION the overall mission of Catholic, The year ahead looks promising, as so many Tara Byrne ’16, David Fisher ’94, co-educational high schools, and in this great people are working hard, and important Paul Kowal ’08 and Prestige role, I will be able to help make sure Holy Name’s projects are in motion. I can’t wait to continue Portraits own mission of educating and empowering working on completing all the goals set forth for PHOTOGRAPHERS young men and women to lead Christ-like lives 2017, and hope you will join me in supporting Advisory Board Members continues to remain intact. I want to give back, projects that will further strengthen and grow Scott Opincar ’87, J.D., Esq. and provide additional direction to an institution the Holy Name community. CHAIR that helped shape me into the man I am today. Patrice Alberty You may wonder what the president is All Hail Holy Name, Rev. John T. Carlin, MDiv., M.A., M.B.A., M.A. responsible for at a diocesan high school. Kevin W. Day ’78 Primarily, I oversee both the advancement and Thomas Day Jr. ’70 business offices, with my main focus being on Beth Waitkus Ehrbar, M.Ed. fundraising. Right now, my team and I are Matt Gray ’86 focusing on raising money for three specific Terrence J. Kenneally ’67 Joseph Laviano ’87 areas: the Holy Name Fund, the renovation of President Timothy Leonard ’84 our science labs and the turf field project. Holy Name High School Prof. William Mahnic ’75 Gregory E. Preisel ’92, CPA Mark Priebe ’88 Deena Rini ’03, M.B.A. I believe strongly in the overall mission of Catholic, Frank N. Rini ’75 co-educational high schools, and in this role, I will be Maureen Byrne Sico ’84 able to help make sure Holy Name’s own mission Floyd A. Trouten III of educating and empowering young men and women Honorary Advisory Board to lead Christ-like lives continues to remain intact. Rev. William Krizner, M.Div. Anthony Magalski ’81, M.D. Connect with us! 4 HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL | holynamehs.com CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS Construction on Cicerchi Field is Complete onstruction on Cicerchi Field, which began in August, was completed in November 2016. The playing field now features a synthetic turf field Csurface, and will be used for athletic practices, as well as JV and freshman football, girls soccer, August ’16 boys soccer and lacrosse home games. Holy Name partnered with FieldTurf, a company that has done both the gameday and practice fields at The Ohio State University, among others, to install Holy Name’s turf field successfully. In addition to FieldTurf, Holy September ’16 Name worked with The Vasco Group to prepare for the construction efforts. They removed the existing grass field, broke up asphalt, tore down trees, leveled the field, installed a new drainage system and put down an initial gravel surface, all before the turf could be placed. October ’16 Prior to the field construction beginning in August, a groundbreaking ceremony took place to kick-off the project. Major donor Rich Cicerchi, whom the field is named for, was on- hand, as well as other field donors, the Holy Name administration, advisory board members FROM LEFT: Principal Shelbrey Blanc ’95, and alumni. Rich Cicerchi ’65 and President Terrence Kenneally ’67 November ’16 “This is one of the biggest building projects executed in Holy Name’s history,” said Holy KRAKOWIAK OVERSEES TURF FIELD CONSTRUCTION Name President Terrence Kenneally ’67. “I’m any Holy Name supporters will recognize Andy Krakowiak ’73, who proud that we are able to move this initiative previously worked at Holy Name as a teacher, coach and assistant forward, and make it a reality during this school Mprincipal.
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