Vol. 58 No. 1 Spring 2017 Communion Breakfast to Honor Judge Timothy E. McMonagle (retired) ’63 April 30, 2017 The 66th annual Communion Breakfast is Sunday, April 30. We are happy to honor Judge Timothy E. McMonagle (retired), Class of 1963 as this year’s merit award recipient. This award is given to someone who distinguishes himself in his chosen field of endeavor in a manner that brings renown to Cathedral Latin School. The Class of 1967 will also be , OH. The breakfast and made by credit card on our website at honored on the occasion of their 50th presentation of the award will be at www.clatin.org or checks made anniversary. They are invited as our noon at the Wyndham Cleveland at payable to Cathedral Latin Alumni guests (no charge) to celebrate their Playhouse Square, 1260 Euclid can be mailed to the alumni office. golden jubilee and also participate at Avenue. A shuttle will be provided for Please RSVP by April 18. If you have the Mass. those needing assistance to and from any questions, please feel free to the church. contact Sue at (216) 691-9999. Mass will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. at the Cathedral of St. John the Tickets will be $23 for adults and $18 We hope you can join us for this Evangelist, 1007 Superior Avenue, for students. Reservations can be wonderful affair.

Administrative Judge. He also sat a number of times on Judge Timothy E. McMonagle the Supreme Court by assignment of the Chief (retired), Class of 1963 Justice. He served until the end of 2004 when he chose to return to the Common Pleas Court, where, in addition to Timothy E. McMonagle, Class his regular duties, he served as head of the Mental Health of 1963, was a Judge of the Court until his retirement in 2010. Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas from 1983 – After Latin, Tim graduated from the University of Dayton 1995. In 1995, he was in 1967 and then returned to Cleveland John Marshall appointed by then Governor School of Law (now CSU). He became a soldier in 1969 George Voinovich to the when he was drafted out of law school and into the United Ohio Court of Appeals, States Army. He then served a tour in Vietnam with the Eighth Appellate District. 25th Infantry Division as a combat medic. He earned While on the Court of various commendations, the most important of which to Appeals, he served a term him was the Combat Medics Badge. He finished his as Presiding and continued on page 3 PRESIDENT’S LETTER

A Year to Celebrate the Past

This past year has been one of the more eventful years that I can remember for the Alumni Association. Here are some highlights of events that have occurred since our Summer Alumnotes was published:

• The annual Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony was to thank everyone who made a donation to the fund September 24 at NDCL. Congratulations to inductees which provides 8 scholarships of $1,000 each year (2 Bill Hayden ’65 (deceased) and Dave Clements ’73. scholarships for each grade) for descendants of Cathedral NDCL and the Alumni have agreed to hold this event Latin Alumni who attend NDCL. Our new goal is to every other year, so next Hall of Fame Induction will increase the balance to $320,000 — allowing us to be the Fall of 2018. double those annual scholarships to $2,000 each.

• In October, we celebrated the 100 year anniversary I would like to thank everyone who made a donation in any of the founding of Cathedral Latin School with a way to our alumni association whether for annual dues, Centennial reunion at the W.O. Walker Building memorial gift or Brother Nurthen Endowment Scholarship. located on what used to be 107th Street (now Stokes Your donations keep the alumni office running. We Blvd.) on the northern edge of what was Cathedral wouldn’t be going strong without your support. This year to Latin School property. date, we have already received $35,099 from 730 donors!

• I am happy to announce that the WWII plaque was Congratulations to our 2017 Man of the Year, Judge given to a local refinisher for restoration and it looks Timothy E. McMonagle (retired), Class of 1963. Tim is great! It will be hung near the McGarry Gymnasium at the recipient of the Merit Award – the highest honor NDCL which is located on the east side of the school. from our alumni association. Please consider attending the dedication ceremony on Tuesday, May 9 to honor these gallant men. Here are some events of interest that will occur within the next several months that I hope you will consider attending: • A room is secured at NDCL for Cathedral Latin Archives. The room (a former school bookstore) is April 28 – Legacy Day at NDCL 18' x 12.5' and will be set up this summer with a April 30 – Communion Breakfast display window to the outside hallway. It is located May 9 – WWII Plaque Dedication on the school’s second floor near much student traffic June 30 – Golf Outing during the day.

• Contributions of $7,963 were made to the Brother Nurthen Fund in 2016 bringing our current balance of the Joe Nista ’64 fund to $163,909 — achieving our $160,000 goal. I want President

2 Tim McMonagle (cont’d from page 1) enlistment and returned to law school. After the Ohio Bar In retirement, Tim has served as the chair of the Cuyahoga Exam, he practiced both criminal and civil law. In 1980, County Debarment Commission which reviews claims of he became a founding Board member of the Northern persons and companies barred from doing business with Ohio Vietnam Veterans. This Chapter was the very first the county. He also served as the co-chair of the Task Force chapter of the V.V.A. in this area. on Judicial Excellence sponsored by the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association. He remained active in veterans’ affairs as a judge. He has been a speaker at Veterans Day ceremonies on Cleveland Tim is married to Christine T. McMonagle, who is also a Public Square, the Traveling Wall events at Cuyahoga retired Common Pleas Court and Court of Appeals Judge. Community College and at Mall A commemorating the They have two children. Ryan is a trial attorney with the end of the Vietnam War. He was also an active organizer of U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. Their “Firebase Cleveland” which was the 1988 Vietnam daughter Talley is a social worker with the Western Reserve Veterans Welcome Home Parade and festivities. Area Agency on Aging.

Tim has served a number of terms as the Chairman of the Tim writes, “I am truly proud to be included in the elite Common Pleas Court Veterans Committee where he was group of alumni previously selected as Man of the Year, instrumental in getting Vietnam veterans appointed to the especially Judges George McMonagle ’24, John Toner ’33, county Veterans Service Commission. Presently, he is a Frank Gorman ’36 and Salvatore Calandra ’39. All of member of the “Old Timers” — Vietnam vets who them friends and greatly missed. It is my great honor to be allegedly are prominent in business and law. In this role, included with them. My four years at Latin taught me to the “Older Timers” recently raised money to equip a home appreciate the school motto ‘Opere et Veritate.’ Literally for veterans sponsored by the Lutheran Metropolitan it means In Deed and Truth, but to me it means Act in Ministry and made possible by the Cuyahoga County Truth. I have strived to let that be my guide in life as Land Bank. citizen, husband, father, lawyer and judge. To any extent that I have achieved success, I realize it all began at Cathedral Latin School.”

Centennial Ornaments for Sale We are offering a limited supply of beautiful pewter ornaments to commemorate the Centennial Event held in October 2016. These ornaments were designed by our alum Jim Ptacek, Class of 1960. They are approximately 2" wide x 3-1/2" long.

The cost is only $25 each, which includes shipping and handling. You can pay online by credit card on our website www.clatin.org or mail a check made payable to: Cathedral Latin Alumni, 5247 Wilson Mills Road #175, Richmond Heights, OH 44143.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Sue Wise at (216) 691-9999.

3 CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION – A HUGE SUCCESS! On October 22, 2016, the Cathedral Latin Alumni Our own Johnny Britt ’75 flew in from California to Association hosted an event to celebrate the 100 year perform a one-hour show “Marvin Meets Miles”. This anniversary of the founding of Cathedral Latin in 1916 show incorporates his inspiration from Marvin Gaye and with a centennial reunion. This celebration was held at the Miles Davis. Johnny is a multi-talented singer, songwriter, W.O. Walker Center, 10524 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, producer, trumpeter, arranger and composer in the Ohio. The Walker Center is located on what used to be entertainment industry. 107th Street (now Stokes Blvd.) on the northern edge of what was Cathedral Latin School property. The building We received a Proclamation from Cleveland Mayor Frank contains the sandstone archway that formed the main Jackson in recognition of the 100th Anniversary of the entrance to Latin along with a replica of those tall external founding of Cathedral Latin School. We also received entrance doors. For many, it was like coming home to a Resolution of Congratulations from Cleveland City their school. Council which read in part, “ takes great pleasure in recognizing & congratulating Cathedral Nearly 350 guests attended the event to share stories and Latin School Alumni Association on the occasion of their reacquaint themselves with classmates whom some haven’t 100th Anniversary. This council further extends best seen since graduation. Among those in attendance were wishes to its members as they continue to passionately ’51, former bishop of the Diocese embrace & preserve Cathedral Latin’s reputation as it of Cleveland; Dr. Clinton Jones ’63, one of our most well was formerly one of the preeminent sources of quality known athletes for track and football; Marianist Brother secondary education within the Diocese of Cleveland.” Stan Zubek ’60 and Stan Gromek ’71, former teacher. Our oldest alum present was Joe Curtis ’41 at 93 years young! The event was a huge sold out success which netted a profit of nearly $8,400. This was due mainly to our Sodexo Catering provided delicious hors d’oeuvres and gracious program sponsors. Our thanks go out to everyone drinks. A special thank you to Toni Pulling (wife of Tony who contributed to make this event a special one. We ’78) for making the delicious desserts and showcasing would also like to thank the committee members who them with the Latin purple and gold colors. Her desserts put in endless hours of their time: Ben Carlozzo ’71, Rick were so good, nothing was left over! Cavolo ’74, Hosiah Huggins, Jr. ’69, Dominic LoGalbo ’50, Chris Lynch ’75, Joe Nista ’64, Tom Nowel ’65, Terry Each guest was given a beautiful ornament designed by Roncagli ’77, Joe Spagnuolo ’61 and especially Sue Wise. Jim Ptacek along with a program. The program featured hundreds of pictures from all the school yearbooks. It was an event to be remembered forever… Anyone interested in purchasing an ornament, please contact Sue Wise.

4 5 2017 Class Reunions

If you have any questions about your reunion, please contact the chairman. 1947 1967 Committee: John Larish can help, but looking for more Committee: Dennis Badar: [email protected] committee members. Ray Habian: [email protected] Paul Herman: [email protected] Paul Ponstigle: [email protected] 1952 Mike Routa: [email protected] Committee: Dr. John Lloyd: [email protected] The weekend of August 4, 5 and 6. More details to follow. Looking for committee members. 1972 1957 Committee: Dr. John Bastulli: [email protected] Committee: Mike Edelmuth: [email protected] Ned Hyland: [email protected] Pete Kamis: [email protected] Joe Marinucci: [email protected] Stan Koss: [email protected] 45th Reunion Dinner Party is scheduled for Saturday, Rev. Lou Papes: [email protected] October 14, 2017 at Nighttown Restaurant, 12383 Cedar Road, Cleveland, OH 44106. Complete venue to 1962 follow. Chairman: Jim Blaszak: [email protected]; (440) 240-3838 (cell) 1977 Friday evening, September 15 – Tailgate party at NDCL Committee: Leo Hyland: [email protected] followed by Lions vs. Cleveland Central Catholic football Chris Lachman: [email protected] game. Hosted by Danny Borovac. Pat McNamara: [email protected] Dan Peabody: [email protected] Saturday evening, September 16 – Dinner at Sterle’s John Pinto: [email protected] Slovenian Restaurant, 1401 E. 55th Street, Cleveland, Tim Rachek: [email protected] OH. Hosted by Jim Blaszak and Jim McMahon. Terry Roncagli: [email protected] Terry Wise: [email protected] Sunday morning, September 17 – Mass and communion breakfast at Pleasant Hill Golf Course, 13461 Aquilla Reunion is planned for Friday, June 30 and Saturday, Road, Chardon, OH @ 9:00 am. Hosted by Tom July 1. More details to follow. Ashdown. Golf outing (in memory of our classmate Mark Croce) with a shotgun start @ 11:30 am followed by steak dinner. Hosted by Sam Colacarro. Breakfast & dinner is open to non-golfers. You may bring a guest or go stag to any event.

6 2017 Class Gatherings

1953 1961 The 1953 Class has arranged luncheon meetings for The Class of 1961 will meet for lunch on Friday, May 12 May 12, August 11 and October 13 at 11:30 am @ Pine @1:00 pm at Melt Bar & Grilled, 6700 Rockside Road, Ridge Country Club, 30601 Ridge Road, Wickliffe, OH. Independence, OH. If you are interested in attending, If you have any questions, please contact Dick Huberty at please contact Joe Spagnuolo at [email protected]. (440) 888-1139. If you are interested in golfing after the luncheon, please contact George Billings at (440) 442-7421. 1962 The Class of 1962 meets for food, drink and a good time 1954 the last Friday of every month at 1:30 pm @ Muldoon’s The Class of 1954 meets for lunch the first Thursday of Saloon and Eatery, 1020 E. 185th Street, Cleveland, OH. every month at 11:30 am @ London Pickle Works, 7265 For questions, contact Tom Ashdown at tomashdown@ Fitzwater Road in Brecksville, OH. Anyone interested is yahoo.com. invited to attend. For questions, please contact Duke Sistek at (330) 468-8593. 1965 The Class of 1965 meets on the last Friday of the month 1955 at 1:30 pm @ The Winking Lizard, 6111 Quarry Lane, The Class of 1955 meets for lunch on the second Thursday Independence, OH. Restaurant is on the south side of of every month at 11:30 am. To make a reservation, please Rockside, just east of the I77/Rockside Road interchange. call Don Hutton at (440) 331-7778. For questions, contact John Wenzel at [email protected] or (440) 667-3961.

On August 18, 2016, members of the Class of 1952 gathered for lunch at The 1960 Class met at Bob’s Big Boy for breakfast on May 21, 2016. Market Garden Brewery. Attending from left to right (front row): George Walsh, Robert Ortmann, Michael Ward, Ronald Gliebe, Gerald Fuerst, Albert Stevenson, William Kubat; (back row): John Lloyd, Ronald Wysocki, Richard Bruyere, James Reinmann, Leo Collins, William Gilroy, Louis Drasler, Thomas Fussner.

7 Looking Back at Early Formation at Latin written by Jim Dykes ’61

I can still remember talking with Brother Wuco, my Latin guidance counselor and math teacher, about my plan to study Civil Engineering. He insisted that I did not have the horsepower to get an engineering degree and that I had slim to no chance of graduating at all. I was surprised since my strength was mathematics. Four years later I graduated first in my class from in Civil Engineering. I thrived in the anonymity of a large campus.

Later my college counselor aging Heathrow. At another firm, Mormon interests and felt that my plan to attend an New York investment bankers hired us to assess the Ivy League MBA program feasibility of a planned new community west of Salt Lake was ridiculous since nobody City. I later became an investor in a multi- thousand acre from OU had ever attended development in St. George, Utah near a former atomic the program I was targeting. bomb test site. “You can’t get there from here!” Fortunately, the My most interesting project was to develop a plan to transform President of Ohio University, the inner city of Baltimore into a tourist destination. The my main life’s mentor, was Inner Harbor project was a huge success and is still in willing to sponsor me. He operation today. This kind of effort could transform the was a former Associate Dean Cleveland/Lorain lakefront but for a lack of political will. of Harvard Business School. I later I received an MBA My biggest disappointment was at McKinsey. We were from the Tuck School at hired by Sea Pines, the developer of Hilton Head Island, Dartmouth. Two of my to review plans for a new community near Richmond, classmates who failed to complete the program at Tuck Virginia. This was to be their entre into the primary home were honors graduates from Harvard and Yale. development arena. The land was owned by Supreme Court Justice Lewis Powell. Sea Pines was largely managed The academic discipline I learned at Latin was the secret sauce by Harvard Business School graduates of 1968, the same that enabled me to have college academic success. Refusal to year of many of the people on the McKinsey team and give up enabled what followed. I have two regrets: I should myself, although I was a Tuck graduate. have spent more time on my studies. Academics do build your mind. It’s vastly more productive than hanging out. I also The development was not feasible. It required that all new regret that I didn’t think even bigger! houses built in the Richmond area for the foreseeable future be built in there for the project to break even. Using Shortly after graduation from Tuck I was drafted and data from consulting work I had done with the National performed top secret computer programming research in Academy of Sciences, no new community achieved much the Pentagon. This was a five star duty assignment for my more than 5% market share, much less over 100%. This two-year hitch during Vietnam. I worked for the next five revelation led to political infighting and my termination. I years as a management and real estate consultant in heard later that the underwriter of Sea Pines’ development Washington, DC and . I became an expert loans learned of the study, had all of Sea Pines’ in the development of planned new communities. All developments analyzed and pulled their support. HUD applications had to be accompanied by a consulting McKinsey gradually eliminated the real estate staff. study. I had the right stuff. I now realized for the umpteenth time that my optimum Many interesting assignments followed. While I was at role was outside of a structured environment. It was time McKinsey, the English House of Commons asked us to to put that St. George cash to work. For the last 40 years assess the feasibility of developing a new community or so I have owned a real estate and investment hedge fund adjacent to Gatwick Airport, the replacement/partner to in the greater Dallas area, more recently in Avon Lake, Ohio.

8 ALUMNOTABLES 1948 1956 1971 Rev. William Paul Wilkes was given the 2016 Ben Carlozzo participated in NDCL’s Gilmore, Lifetime Achievement Award from Career Week on Tuesday, February 14 O.C.S.O. (Fr. Star News, a local newspaper in during the Science and Engineering Alan) is with the Wilmington, North Carolina. session. Ben is a Senior R&D Chemist Abbey of Congratulations to Paul at The Sherwin-Williams Company. Gethsemani in Over 40 professionals of alumni, Kentucky. He 1960 current parents and friends engaged entered the Anthony Makransky published a book in small group discussions with the Abbey in late 1955 as a lay Brother (under pen name J.X. Alexander) students throughout the week. and was ordained in 1970. We would entitled, Vixey and The Damaged like to extend our best wishes and Goods. You can purchase the book on congratulate him on 60 years of Amazon.com. dedication to the church and community. 1962 Sam Colacarro was honored at Lake 1955 Catholic High School’s 33rd annual Bro. Lawrence J. Cada, S.M. joined Growing the Mission Gala at LaMalfa the Marianists after his graduation Party Center on February 18, 2017. A big thank you to the Class of 1971 from Cathedral Latin and made his Colacarro has 50 years of athletic who made a $450.00 donation to first vows as a Marianist in 1956. In director service – 46 years at Lake the Bro. Frank Nurthen Endowed 2016, Brother Larry celebrated his Catholic and four with Cathedral Scholarship fund by collecting money 60th anniversary as a Marianist. Latin. We would like to congratulate at their 45th class reunion. Your Congratulations to Brother Larry! Sam on this honor. donation is greatly appreciated!

Pete Pucher ’55 – 4th Hall of Fame Recognition Pete received his fourth Hall the Presidents Athletic Conference, becoming the first of Fame Recognition on undefeated football team in school history. Pete played Sunday, September 25, 2016. quarterback on that team. He was given the Athletic Award from Holy Name High In 2012, the 1954 Cathedral Latin football team was School’s Athletic Hall of inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame. Pete was quarterback Fame. Pete served as head for this team which had a record of 8-1-0 and 10-0-0. football coach and athletic director for Holy Name from The Cathedral Latin Alumni Association also honored 1966-1970. During these Pete in 2005 with the Man of the Year Award. Pete spent years, his teams compiled a 18 years as a guidance counselor, teacher and coach. He 35-10-1 record. began his career at Latin, teaching three years. He moved to St. John Cansius High School for two years and then In 1988, Pete was inducted into the Cathedral Latin taught at Holy Name High School for six years. In 1970, Athletic Hall of Fame. In 2009, ’s he was named West Senate Coach of the Year. 1959 football team was inducted into the Hall of Fame. The team posted a record of 7-0 overall and 5-0 mark in We extend our congratulations to Pete on this honor!

9 Joe Marinucci ’72 Wins Lifetime Achievement Award from International Economic Development Council

On September 27, 2016, economic development profession for at least 20 years; Cleveland was host to the maintain innovative and effective business skills and largest International Economic leadership in executing economic development projects Development Council that have significantly impacted communities; and bestow (IEDC) Annual Conference in a widespread and positive impact on other practitioners, its 90-year history. Joe among other key attributes. Marinucci, President and CEO of Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson congratulated Marinucci Alliance (DCA), was on being recognized with this Lifetime Achievement internationally recognized for Award for his local and national contributions to the field his commitment and passion of Economic Development including as the city’s former to developing Downtown Economic Development Director. He said it was an honor Cleveland and its surrounding neighborhoods. “well deserved.”

Nominees considered for the prestigious award are Congratulations to Joe on this award! required to demonstrate exemplary performance in the

Lost Latin Ring Returned to Owner Story by Patrick Peldner, Class of 1966

In the summer of ring at Huntington Beach on . I had forgotten 1966, just after the name of the beach, but I told him yes. graduation, Larry Kinahan ’66 He opened his hand and said, “Well, I would like to and I went to return it to you.” As you know our initials were engraved Huntington Beach on the inside of the ring so he tracked me down through — a Lake Erie beach Facebook and somehow found out about my class on the west side of reunion. He took the chance that I would be there or Cleveland. found out some other way — I am still not sure. I was in too much shock to ask really penetrating questions. We were playing catch with gloves on the Chris is an avid metal detector treasure hunter. After a beach. After we storm in 2015 he went down to the beach when the sand finished, I realized gets churned up and that is when he found my ring. He that my class ring had fallen off of my hand. We looked would not accept any remuneration. I do believe that he was in the sand with no success. I was pretty disappointed as as happy as I was to return the ring to its grateful owner. you can imagine and had a difficult time explaining to my folks what had happened. I’m not sure I had the This was a most unexpected end to a great weekend with courage to tell them right away. my Cathedral Latin classmates. A little sizing may be required for a perfect fit but, remarkably, the ring is in Roll forward 50 years to August 27, 2016. The young great condition. man in the picture, Chris Makely, approached me just before dinner at Angelo’s Nido Italia in Little Italy. He What a wonderful gift and confirmation that the next asked me if I was Patrick Peldner and if I lost my class generation of young people is thoughtful and generous.

10 ? IN MEMORIAM ?

Our thoughts & prayers are extended to families who have lost loved ones.

Stanley Spirakus ’37 John Zupancic ’48 Wayne Jira ’54 Howard Emerick II ’64 Robert Van de Motter ’38 James Previt, D.D.S. ’48 Alan Kovar ’54 Robert Lux ’64 Ralph Witucki ’39 Lowell Chippy ’48 Nicholas Gambatesa ’55 James Patterson ’64 Lawrence Evert, Jr. ’41 Yaro Cerny, Jr. ’49 James Horrigan ’55 George Szymanski ’64 Raymond Wehner ’41 Edward Hornyak ’49 Peter Slars ’56 Leo Russo, Jr. ’65 John Farley ’41 William McKenna ’49 Michael Browne ’56 Marc Durica ’66 William Spring ’42 Eugene Steffen ’49 John Stanley ’57 Joseph Sotka ’67 Henry Neurohr, Jr. ’43 John Shimko ’50 Francis Barrett ’59 Allen Okorn ’67 Arthur Mahall ’44 Domenic D’Agostino ’50 Allan Bombalicki ’60 James Busta ’69 William Zoller ’44 John DiCillo ’52 Thomas Haas ’60 Valentino Trubiani ’69 Harry Coburn ’46 Jon Kleri ’52 Gerald Pragg ’60 James Plunkett ’69 Clarence Pilwallis ’46 Leo Collins ’52 Benjamin Smole ’61 George Tomcufcik ’70 Elmer Luke ’46 Thomas Thornton ’52 Donald Humphries ’61 Rev. Joseph Tedesco, Robert Krejsa ’47 Edward Voytek ’53 Robert Wazbinski ’61 S.M. ’70 Casmir Osowski ’47 Alan Wright ’53 Stanley Orzech ’62 Michael Ducic ’71 Harry Smola ’47 James DeFabio ’53 Thomas Brennan ’62 Thomas Marvin ’71 Thaddeus Stunek ’47 William Comiskey ’53 Steven Szalay ’62 Christopher Glaeser ’77 Richard Konyesni ’47 Thomas Dempsey ’53 Thomas Bessenyey ’63 Burton Neitzel ’48 Rev. Leo Molnar ’54 Theodore Sauto ’63

11 William Halloran ’33 – War Hero On December 7, 1941, the Japanese navy attacked the U.S. Pacific fleet anchored at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii killing 2,335 military personnel, including 1,177 on the USS Arizona.

A telegram arrived at 2:30 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 12, 1941 at the Halloran’s home. It read in part, “The Navy Department deeply regrets to inform you that your son Ensign William I Halloran United States Naval Reserve was lost in action in performance of his duty and in the service of his country.”

William Halloran, Class of 1933, who at age 26 became the first Ohioan, newspaperman and Knight of Columbus to die in World War II, would be remembered Upon graduating from OSU with a journalism degree in as a hero. Halloran was posthumously awarded the 1938, William accepted a position with United Press in Purple Heart, American Defense Fleet Medal, Asiatic Columbus, where he was an active member of the Pacific Campaign Medal and World War II Freedom Catholic Youth Organization. In 1940, he advanced to Medal. the Cleveland bureau as sports editor.

The eldest of four children, William Ignatius Halloran At the invitation of his uncle, John Stock, William also was born July 23, 1915, to Lawrence and Stella (née joined the Knights of Columbus, becoming a member of McGuire) Halloran. The family attended St. Ignatius of Cleveland’s West Park Council 2790. Antioch Church where Bill served as an altar boy. The church was a few minutes’ walk from their house. As war broke out in Europe and the Axis powers advanced, William volunteered for active duty in the William loved exploring the woods around Cleveland, Naval Reserves on Aug. 14, 1940. On the next day, he which was known as Forest City. He used to hike along wrote a letter to his boss explaining his decision and the woods and bring home plants or sprouts of trees to requesting a leave of absence from United Press. plant. He also had a talent for art, and especially for writing, which he eventually turned into a career. In his After attending the Naval Reserve Midshipmen’s School senior year at Latin he was editor-in-chief of The at Northwestern University, William received his Latineer. commission as ensign June 12, 1941. He left Cleveland and reported on board the battleship USS Arizona at Throughout high school, William woke up early to Long Beach, California on June 30. While stationed at deliver the Shopping News before school, and he later Pearl Harbor, Ensign Halloran penned numerous letters worked as a reporter and editor for the delivery boys’ to friends and family. newspaper, Shopping News Jr. A solemn requiem Mass was celebrated for Ensign After graduating from Cathedral Latin in 1933, William Halloran on Wednesday, Dec. 17, at St. Ignatius Church. attended John Carroll University for two years. Desiring More than 1,100 people attended. a more rigorous journalism program, William decided to complete a degree in journalism at The Ohio State Stella, Cleveland’s first gold star mother of the war, soon University. He served on the editorial staff of The became a speaker on Cleveland’s Public Square in Lantern, the Buckeye school newspaper, and was also support of the war effort. president of the university’s Interracial Council.

12 In 1943, shortly after posthumously awarding William first memorial to a WWII hero. The park was the Purple Heart in May, the Navy Department rededicated in 2000 following renovation. In 1963, announced a destroyer escort was to be named in his Halloran House, a dormitory for engineers at Ohio State, honor. The USS Halloran was christened by Stella was named in William’s honor. Halloran at Mare Island, California, on January 14, 1944. In 1991, on the 50th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, William’s family visited the USS Arizona In 1945, the City of Cleveland began work on Halloran Memorial, where their brother was still entombed on the Park located in William’s old neighborhood. This was its battleship with nearly 1,000 fellow servicemen.

WWII Plaque to be Installed at NDCL The wait is over….The WWII plaque which once hung in the main hallway of Cathedral Latin School near the chapel will be installed near the McGarry Gymnasium in the hallway leading to the fitness room at NDCL on Friday, March 17.

Paragon Metal Refinishing, located in Euclid, Ohio was contacted to do the restoration. They cleaned, polished and resealed the plaque. That refinishing effort was completed on February 19.

The gallant men of Cathedral Latin who once trod the same hallways, studied in the same classrooms and prayed in the same chapel will be honored for sacrificing their lives in defense of the freedoms we now enjoy. We thank them for serving our country and making this supreme sacrifice.

DEDICATION CEREMONY TUESDAY, MAY 9 AT NDCL You are cordially invited to attend the dedication ceremony of our WWII plaque on Tuesday, May 9 at NDCL, 13000 Auburn Road, Munson Township, OH. The ceremony will begin at 4:00 pm and end at approximately 6:00 pm. A light meal will be served after the ceremony. The restored plaque will be installed near the McGarry Gymnasium which is located on the east side of the school. Attendees should park in the East parking lot. We will honor and thank the gallant men, both living and deceased, for making the sacrifices they did in defense of the freedoms we now enjoy. Please RSVP by calling Sue Wise at 216-691-9999.

13 Entrance Archway Preserved at Walker Center

As we recall in sadness, Cathedral Latin School was closed Ptacek ’60, met with us to discuss vinyl wall coverings, in 1979 and torn down in 1981. All that remains of its inserts and colors. One suggestion was to install a large former site is its great entryway arch, which became part of vinyl photograph with a view down Latin’s main hallway, the William O. Walker Center. For years the arch stood showing the trophy cases on either wall. We prepared a alone, with no plaque to announce its significance or to presentation, but the Walker building committee rejected honor the greatest school Cleveland has ever seen. When it without reason. So we prepared another presentation the Cathedral Latin Alumni Association took on the covering the plywood, but once again it was rejected. Two project to purchase and install a bronze plaque honoring other presentations followed and met the same fate. the legacy of our school, it took the better part of ten years to get it installed in the lobby due to a few obstacles. Ptacek then suggested installing replica doors inside the arch. Everyone remembered the school doors, but we had The first and greatest of these obstacles was that the no photographs. Our administrator, Sue Wise, scoured ownership of the Walker building advised the alumni yearbooks, but could not come up with a good picture. association that it could not use the word Catholic on our Finally, Jim Feldkircher ’52 found an old grainy plaque. This was difficult to understand because Latin photograph, taken from an angle and at quite a distance. graduated thousands of Catholic men, hundreds of priests We needed a graphics program to turn it back into a and brothers, over a dozen and two cardinals of rectangle and colorize it for yet another presentation. the Church. It could have been political correctness, but this was not known. When our current alumni president Joe Nista ’64 heard that wooden doors were being considered, he offered to build them. Tom Ashdown ’62 was in charge of the project initially. After taking wall measurements, the mocked-up photograph He kept his eye on the ball and he stuck to the truth of the was studied and sketches for the doors were drawn. matter. He argued what was right, and by perseverance, he got the wording approved. The project was set aside for a In 2014, Jeff Groves, took over as building manager at the few years while the alumni association concentrated its Walker Center and everything changed for the better. Our resources on NDCL. When we restarted the project, we door design was approved, Nista built the doors and they found this beautiful sandstone arch had under it an old were installed just before Christmas. The plaque, honoring plywood wall. It was blond in color, bland in nature and the legacy of our school, was also installed. Not only was falling apart. On this plywood wall was a plaque honoring the word Catholic prominent in the wording, but the William O. Walker, who had no real connection to words Society of Mary were set in bold type too. With Cathedral Latin. our plaque and arch and the west wall gracing this atrium, the Walker Center added some pretty nice art work, and William O. Walker owned a newspaper, the Call & Post, what was just a lobby has become a venue. on the adjoining city block of our school. He founded it in 1916 — the same year Cathedral Latin was founded. Fidelity and perseverance — that’s what it took to make Walker was a giant in Cleveland, giving voice to a everything happen. With a scant $4,000, we struck a blow community that needed to have its story told. As the black for the free exercise of religion, honored a local hero and community came of political age, he was instrumental in fought for the right. electing the men honored on the other side of the block – Lou and . Isn’t that the Cathedral Latin experience? Living in deed and in truth, with God’s help, we transformed a small Nailing his plaque to the inside of our arch was a slight space, just as we transformed the City of Cleveland, to both Walker and Cathedral Latin. It was right that NDCL, and so many places in this community, in this someone provide Walker a more fitting tribute, so we nation, and around the world. worked with the Call & Post to find a suitable portrait. We bought it, framed it, and set it in honor with his plaque on For 100 years, Men of Latin have lived the faith boldly. the east wall of the W.O. Walker building atrium. We Nothing has deterred us from the ideals the Marianists honored the truth and did what was right. taught us. Keep the faith and persevere in all you do. God will bless us all and transform all the places we build and We still had an ugly wall to contend with, so we discussed call home. removing it or papering over it. Our favorite artist, Jim 14 Golf Outing – Friday, June 30 Tired of all this cold weather and snow? Well, it’s time to think about our annual Golf Outing. It will be Friday, June 30 at Grantwood Golf Course, 38855 Aurora Road in Solon, Ohio. The driving range will be open at 8:30 a.m. followed by a shotgun start at 9:30 a.m. Winking Lizard will serve lunch at the turn, followed by a BBQ dinner at approximately 3:30 p.m. We will also have a 50/50 raffle. The cost is $120 per golfer, which includes driving range, golf with cart, lunch, dinner and beverages. If you would like to attend dinner only, the cost is $35. We are also looking for hole sponsors. Price is $125 for a purple and gold sign placed on the course. It’s a great way to advertise your name or company. Please note that this event is our only fundraiser for the alumni association. We encourage you to secure your reservation by June 1 and mail a check made payable to Cathedral Latin Alumni to the alumni office or register on-line by credit card at www.clatin.org. If you have any questions, please call Sue at (216) 691-9999.

NDCL Legacy Day Luncheon – April 28 The 10th Annual Legacy Day Alumni Luncheon is Friday, April 28 from 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. in the McGarry Gym at NDCL. All alumni and families are invited to attend this annual tradition. Bring your memorabilia, take a walk down memory lane and share your stories with the students.

Cost is $15/adults and $10/students. Please register at ndcl.org by April 21.

For questions, contact Liz Maier ’06 at (440) 279-1079.

NDCL to Host Alumni Reunion June 9 All Notre Dame Academy, Cathedral Latin and NDCL alumni with a class year ending in 2 and 7 are cordially invited to Reunion 2017 on Friday, June 9 from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. on the NDCL campus. Heavy hors d’oeuvres, beer, wine and soft drinks will be served. Live music and tours of the school will be available. The cost is $30 per person. Guests are welcome.

Formal invitations will be mailed in early spring. Registration is also available online at ndcl.org. For more information, contact Liz Maier ’06, NDCL Director of Alumni Relations, at (440) 279-1079 or [email protected]. 15 2016 Class Reunions

The Class of 1946 celebrated their 70th reunion at classmate Mike Gavin’s home in Chesterland, OH on September 15, 2016 with a delicious BBQ dinner.

The Class of 1956 held their 60th reunion on August 19, 2016 at Alfredo’s in Mayfield Village, OH.

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The Class of 1961 held their 55th reunion on August 6, 2016 with dinner at Angelo’s Nido Italia in Little Italy.

The Class of 1971 celebrated their 45th reunion on The Class of 1966 gathered at Angelo’s Nido Italia in Little Italy for dinner to celebrate their 50th reunion August 20, 2016 at Angelo’s Nido Italia in Little Italy. They on August 27, 2016 (photo courtesy of John Baumhackl). posed for a picture on the steps of Holy Rosary Church.

The Class of 1976 held their 40th reunion at the home of classmate Dan Flynn in Highland Heights, OH. Dan served up some delicious food for his classmates and guests.

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1951 1952 1953 1954 Michael F. O’Donnell Robert G. Barendt William J. Amato Carmelo J. Amato Nicola J. Capretta Eugene R. O’Neill Leroy M. Berichon Francis J. Blake Robert P. Bajko Roy F. Carlson Ivan L. Otto Ronald N. Cejer Ronald R. Bogolin William J. Bergen III Anthony L. Caticchio Raymond E. Stebanski Michael A. DiCillo Richard E. Bruyere George P. Billings Jerome T. Kelly Richard F. Strogin Albert C. Dickard, Jr. Allen P. Caine Col. Stephen G. Bosway Clive M. Nagy Daniel W. Stys John J. Garner John B. DiCillo Niel R. Butch Rev. John R. Olsavsky David J. Toth Jerome C. Helfrich Joseph W. Domabyl Donald E. Cappelletti Frank W. Prater, Jr. Richard C. Jindra Louis L. Drasler, Jr. Frank A. Fath William G. Preston 1956 Richard J. Kenny James J. Feldkircher Col. Salvatore R. Felice, James J. Rascher, M.D. John F. Argie USAR (ret) Bartley J. Kilkenny Gerald E. Fuerst Walter J. Ross Thomas E. Ashton John P. Flynn Eugene P. Kogovsek Ronald L. Gliebe Walter C. Smith Thomas F. Coleman Anthony J. Gambatese Norman M. Lexa Victor A. Grdina Daniel G. Stegmaier Richard L. Cuva Dennis M. Grapo Joseph G. Maire Donald E. Griffin James T. Stephenson Leo A. Deininger James E. Gulick Eugene C. Maruca Donald L. Hibler Eugene J. Trela Paul J. Delaney Stephen F. Hamilton Edward J. McGreal Col. Anthony M. Jezior (ret) Rev. Mr. Carl M. Varga Thomas Divis Thomas A. Heffernan Terrence J. Moughan Mark Kelly Robert L. Weisenseel Joseph D. Firment Richard G. Huberty Anthony J. Musca Frank E. King, Sr. Michael A. Zuccaro Frank B. Gollinger Lawrence J. Kalapos Robert J. Muzic John T. Kocevar William P. Irwin James P. Kinsey Peter J. Neroni William J. Kubat 1955 Michael A. Jezior Richard F. Kovalik Charles A. Pfister David J. Lombardo Paul J. Boczek Robert A. Krimsky Robert J. Krejci Frank L. Prijatel Robert F. MacIvor Rev. Mr. Dennis P. Bryant James LaMarca Francis P. Manning, Jr. Thomas M. Raia Anthony F. Mlakar Denis M. Burke Francis E. Marinelli Albert A. Musca, M.D. Stephen J. Sebesta, Robert Ortmann Robert J. Conrad James J. McNulty Ph.D., P.E. Raymond S. Oliger Richard J. Pazderak Marvin A. Cook, M.D. Thomas J. Monahan Thomas J. Smith Vincent M. Panichi James A. Reinmann Donald E. DeRoia Kenneth F. Mrozinski Norman A. Smyke Louis F. Perko Robert T. Rose Gerald R. Gilles Norman E. Novotny Allan J. Stoessner Carl A. Romansky James W. Schempp Donald C. Hutton Thomas F. O’Neill Chester E. Suskowicz, Jr. David P. Sanders James A. Spisak Kenneth P. Kampman Ronald J. Prasek George J. Thomey Raymond J. Schmidlin George D. Vaul Richard J. Kessler Frank J. Roddy George L. Vosmik Joseph M. Sendry Michael F. Ward Richard J. Krebs Alfonso A. Rossi, D.D.S. Ralph J. Sprenger Robert J. Widmar Dr. Kenneth C. Latine Matthew M. Selvaggio Richard A. Sundra Donald M. Willis Donald J. Lawrence Richard L. Snyder John P. Szabo Ronald C. Wysocki Leonard J. Mlejnek Robert C. Sterbank Joseph H. Trask Brian J. Mullin Frank Stergar Gerald J. Trombo Dominic J. Niccoli, D.D.S. Jerome A. Widmer Edward A. Yarnovich John J. O’Boyle Paul Wilkes John A. Yatson Alfred W. Zitnik

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1957 Norbert W. Foxx Joseph N. Giovinale 1960 Phillip J. Trolli James M. Buckley Anthony A. Garka Eugene H. Glenn Thomas R. Arnold Robert L. Vondrasek Paul A. Chuppa Joseph W. Gregg Henry A. Harff Kenneth M. Artl Alan J. Yama Kenneth C. Cudnik Frank B. Harff Tom E. Harrold James R. Barrett Bro. Stanley J. Zubek, S.M. George J. Dlouhy, Jr. James V. Hering Joseph J. Homa George J. Bartelme John I. Dosky Edward J. Hodgdon Dennis A. Iacofano Raymond B. Blaha 1961 David Michael Edelmuth Norman T. Ingrassia Thomas W. Ianiro Allan J. Bombalicki Roger R. Abood James R. Flaherty Kenneth J. Kaminski Victor A. Ilenda Rev. Mr. John P. Burke, Jr. Norman J. Abraham Donald F. Grazko John J. Kastelic Michael J. Jablonski Salvatore C. Cheraso, CPPB Fred T. Bittner Jean R. Henzel David J. Krus, Sr. Thomas A. Karlovec Norman F. Diederich, Ph.D. Roger D. Blatnick Peter A. Kamis Richard W. Lewis Ronald J. Koeppen Gerald P. Ferrazza Richard J. Borczuch Andrew M. Mlinac Theodore Mace Thomas J. Kohanski George J. Goudreau, Jr. Thomas K. Boyle Donald J. Novotny, Fred A. Mancini Charles J. Kozelka D.D.S. Thomas P. Hart Vincent T. Brice Paul A. Maruna Edward J. Kuzma William T. O’Donnell, Joseph A. Huber Steve Butrimas Ph.D. Algirdas V. Matulionis James P. Lally J. Packy Hyland William C. Connelly James A. O’Neill Frank E. Mulhall Richard J. Lillash George J. Kahoun, Jr. Alfred B. Cool Rev. Louis M. Papes John D. Pangonis William McCrone William E. Karnak Robert S. Czajkowski John A. Stanley Lawrence M. Piecuch Michael J. McMahon Edward A. Kraynak Algimantas Daukantas Major Anthony J. Gerhard J. Rokicki Frederic W. Misischia Staraitis, USAF (ret) William J. Kysela Ralph T. DeFranco, CO. Kenneth J. Rozak John A. Montana LPA George E. Sulik, Jr. James S. Lelko John M. Shaw Michael E. Mullin Lawrence H. Denney Andrew J. Zanella Michael A. Lowrey Vincent L. Shuster Jack E. Norton William A. Flaherty Raymond D. Zawadzki Anthony J. Makransky Eugene J. Smayda III Lawrence R. Orwig Bro. Victor M. Forlani, Rev. Theodore Marszal John J. Stropko, D.D.S. George S. Pavlik S.M. Kenneth P. McCarthy 1958 Jack H. Winterich George J. Perk Donald E. Ganim Walter J. Nowak David R. Bell Joseph F. Zwilling Lee L. Piovarcy Dennis K. Gasper Robert J. Papa Sebastian A. Cook, M.D. Joseph G. Skerl Michael A. Gerome Sterling J. Parks Charles W. Cox 1959 Carl F. Smocinski Paul H. Gohring John T. Pekarcik E. Richard Csoltko Jerome A. Bohumolski Leonard J. Strnad John L. Goodman James S. Ptacek Donald A. DeSapri Ronald F. Brickman Richard J. Uher Matthew M. Haley Frank P. Ramacciato Bernard J. Divis Samuel A. Cala George E. Walsh James S. Herak William G. Rustic Jerold T. Englehart Carmen J. Cesa Michael A. Wasdovich Les Allen Hofstetter Nicholas J. Sarconi Richard L. Fink Joseph M. Cizmadia Richard D. Wervey John R. Hunt Louis A. Shainker Thomas J. Forristal Terence P. Cunningham Sam A. Yovanno Miran A. Ivkanec Roger R. Skrocki Joseph T. Forristell William B. DeFranco James J. Kennedy Gerald J. Stary Ralph D. Kordel Chester F. Talarczyk Dennis E. Korosec Ronald E. Tanski, Sr. James R. Larkin

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Edward C. Licht Col. Robert H. Hoh (ret) Stephen A. Pekarcik Franklin J. Kunz Rev. Dr. Kenneth A. DeLuca, Ph.D. Donald J. Marn John P. Iafelice Kenneth Quinn Dennis J. Kurowski Frank P. DePalma Michael F. McInerney Lawrence M. Kaminski Kenneth W. Radigan J. Douglas Loughead Daniel H. D’Ettorre William F. McNamara William A. Kilinskas Mark Rocawich Thomas J. Madden John A. DiCello, Jr. Albert M. Mizenko Dr. James W. Kroeger Rev. Mr. John P. Sferry Howard J. Mahoney Andrew Durny David G. Moriarty Ronald D. Lessner Thomas M. Shannon Michael P. Malone Warren L. Faber, Ph.D. William J. Mullin Dr. Leo Loughead Edward J. Shvorob Edward C. Martin James E. Fuduric, M.D. Thomas J. Novak C.J. Majcher, D.D.S. Thomas G. Taylor Thomas J. Matejka William P. Geschke John P. O’Connor Matt G. Major Peter S. Titas Patrick A. McDonough James A. Habian Stanley J. Piekos Richard L. Marrapese Richard W. Tomc Thomas A. McGinness Daniel H. Hespen, Jr. Donald M. Polomsky Daniel J. McGrath Gregory F. Zerovnik, John Miceli EMBA, Ph.D. Michael E. Ivka Robert E. Polson James T. McMahon Joseph M. Nista Donald F. Zwilling Robert J. Kaliszewski Robert J. Redlin Matthew E. McNamara Herbert Norman, Sr. Richard Zytkowski Bro. Joseph H. Kamis, Joseph M. Seiffert Joseph J. Miklich John M. Olle S.M. Louis E. Shenk Richard J. Myslenski John C. Orlando John F. Kieran 1964 Joseph G. Spagnuolo Richard A. O’Neill Dennis K. Pechota Dennis J. Lenarcic Joseph N. Abraham, Jr. Ronald F. Sterbank Raymond J. Paglio Dennis P. Pinkozie James T. Lomis Thomas M. Bender Paul J. Svec Charles J. Russell William E. Primosch Frank C. Loschiavo James Bennett John R. Thorpe Clarence J. Sech Donald N. Ramacciato James P. Martello Kenneth J. Berger Gerald A. Toth Bro. John Sturn, O.S.A. Leonard W. Ringenbach Ronald V. Mausser Richard L. Beyer Lawrence E. Urbanek Martin R. Tabone Thomas J. Rodeno Paul J. Maxse John Bruile John P. Veasey Cosimo G. Sciotto, M.D. Thomas F. McMillan Edward W. Bushik, S.J. 1963 Dr. William Shula James R. Michels Ralph E. DeRose 1962 Lawrence G. Bailer John A. Skerl, Ph.D. Thomas R. Miklich Frank M. DeRubeis Thomas W. Ashdown William J. Bauza Michael A. Soinski Gary J. Nied Joseph W. Diemert, Jr. Thomas F. Begley James A. Beesley Robert Stricker Thomas J. Nowel Thomas M. Dudick James L. Blaszak Edward P. Cerne Patrick E. Talty Patrick J. O’Rourke Howard W. Emerick II Thomas J. Brennan Neil Gambow Thomas A. Vavra Robert J. Petrovic Donald J. Forlani Neal Brickman Thomas J. Glivar James G. Zaletel, D.D.S. John R. Rasper Dale F. Goodrich Kevin J. Bynane John C. Gregorio Ronald H. Reinartz Charles P. Hogan Robert W. Croft Rev. Mark L. Hollis 1965 Timothy W. Ritchie Thomas R. Hyland James T. Denk Kenneth E. Hrabak Francis J. Antonucci James B. Rohal Michael A. Isabella Albert J. Di Iorio Edward F. Hyland, Ph.D. Kenneth M. Bender Gerald A. Stopar Alex M. Kezdi Thomas K. Fahey Terrance J. Kulka Rick J. Carbone Richard R. Toth Paul T. Kijewski Gabriel N. Farkash Michael J. McGrath Charles B. Centivany Ernst F. Weninger John J. Kozsey Mathew L. Galemmo Michael H. Moore Fred P. Charnoky Rev. Mr. John T. Wenzel August A. Kristancic James F. Gareau Terrence J. Mulligan George R. Collins James M. Zarobila John J. Krupinski James C. Halas Robert H. Pawlowski Dr. John M. Cuffari

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1966 Daniel F. Ryan Dennis J. O’Brien William S. Jirousek, Jr. Joseph J. Pruchnicki Frank A. Aquino Joel M. Scigliano Allan J. Paluf Joseph M. Kaminski Nicholas C. Restifo Michael J. Blaszak William J. Scully Thomas A. Perlatti Christopher J. Klein Michael P. Rossi John Bradley Anthony F. Severino Paul K. Ponstingle John Klein Paul J. Scipione, M.D. James E. Buckley Robert A. Stowe Vincent R. Radzimski Kenneth E. Krejci Alan R. Skerl Alan F. Bunker George J. Tamas Gerard J. Rooney Gregory Losh James E. Slosar James R. Cudo, Sr. Frank G. Titas Michael R. Routa Barry J. Martinis Dennis J. Sykes Guido C. D’Amico, Jr. Bruce Trolli Salvatore Ruggeri James W. McHale Steven T. Thomas, Ph.D. Brian C. Donovan Louis Volpe Kevin A. Shepard James C. Pfahl Kenneth A. Zajac Marc J. Durica Joseph P. Walsh, Jr. John C. Sims Robert A. Ranells Jan B. Zamiska Timothy J. Edwards Richard E. Warnke Joseph R. Sotka Donald E. Rapposelli Howard J. Erne Arthur C. Wicinski Daniel M. Spencer Thomas J. Schwarber 1970 Kevin M. Flanagan Charles J. Szabo, Jr. Bro. Jack Somerville, S.M. Raymond P. Andrews Dayle H. Geroski 1967 Peter M. Ware Joseph R. Tira Joseph A. Blaszak Edward J. Gorbett Fred A. Antonucci Donald A. Weichsel Jeffrey E. Valentovic Norman A. Bringman Patrick J. Grady Robert D. Baker William A. Welsh, Jr. Robert R. Vance Norman G. Burns Terence P. Hudec Edward T. Brice John H. Wilhelm James P. Byrne Dennis A. Kennedy James E. Burke Francis Zunt 1969 John C. Calhoun Edward J. Kovacic Paul T. Chiappone Leon M. Balys Kenneth A. Cuglewski James F. Lanese Bruce Colosimo 1968 Robert F. Collins, Jr. James F. Doyle Michael J. Lavelle Ronald G. Gadus Ralph Anders Ross A. DiBello Michael M. Fratus Gordon F. Leden, D.D.S. Charles A. Grebenc Patrick V. Auletta Donald G. Dzurec Francis E. Gaul, Jr. Nicholas J. Meanza Raymond J. Habian Bernard M. Benedict John E. Gazzuolo Dennis E. Harmon David A. Montesanto Timothy J. Harmon Michael R. Bryk Hugh P. Ginley James E. Hocevar Dennis T. Moroney Mark W. Hayes, DPM, JD Frank P. Cardinale Gerald T. Godic Lawrence F. Kubinski David S. Murphy John L. Herman Frank A. Cellura Gary J. Gortz James E. Link Douglas F. Myslenski Paul J. Herman David Chiappone, Ph.D. Kenneth C. Gregorio Don R. Martin Robert Nemetz Robert J. Hibler Neil Conway Robert W. Karkoska James R. Michals Robert K. Oster Gary S. Holliday Gary J. DeFranco Gilbert A. Kroboth Patrick J. Murphy Joseph S. Parey Emmett F. Jacobson Michael P. DeMore David J. Long Daniel F. O’Linn Patrick J. Peldner Alan M. Kalis John Dobritch William P. Maloney Christopher W. Payne Kenneth L. Pepera Thomas K. Lavelle Richard L. Dzurec, Jr. Terrence A. McAdams Joseph R. Pierce Joseph Piotrkowski Victor F. Mastrangelo Frank J. Hlad Leslie R. Monroe, Jr. John M. Rafferty Frank R. Piunno Michael A. Mooney Gilbert Holzheimer Dennis C. Murphy Daniel J. Ribich Timothy P. Ratajczak David Munro Rev. Ralph G. Hudak Dennis Myslenski Francis T. Sikora Gregory T. Rittberger Attila Nemeth Louis F. Jacquet Lawrence M. O’Toole Nicholas M. Spuzzillo Paul J. Piazza Ralph M. Weber, Sr.

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1971 Joseph G. Maichrye Gregory T. Melega 1977 1979 Rev. Mr. Bruce J. Battista Joseph A. Marinucci Gerald O. Mullin James P. Allega Kevin M. Alexander Most Reverend Neal J. Thomas M. O’Loughlin Jack J. Santo Kevin J. Brown Michael F. D’Amato Buckon Steve R. Palinkas Joseph E. Schneeberger Patrick J. Conochan Robert F. Hopkins Frank M. Carlone Patrick F. Routa Steve P. Sudyk Thomas M. D’Amato John J. King Ben J. Carlozzo James R. Veasey John S. Tepfenhart Mark E. Dottore Martin J. Lembach Thomas J. Eirons Leonard J. Velotta Steven A. Filippo Terence W. Lyons Paul A. Ertel 1973 Robert A. Yodice Warren Hajde Carl J. Natale Richard Falkowski Timothy J. Brush Christopher Lachman Terence R. O’Deens David N. Fuerst Stephen Cuglewski 1975 Gregory Lockhart Phillip W. Oliveri Stanley Gromek James J. D’Amato John R. Allega Thomas J. Luskin James M. Otto Patrick W. Hahn Peter A. Ducic Kenneth W. Brown Michael T. Lynch Darrell D. Ross David G. Hudak Thomas M. English Timothy P. Byrne Jeffrey J. Mangione John J. Schneeberger Edward F. Jindra Ronald M. Gallitto Thomas P. Carey Michael J. McKinley Chip Tighe Paul F. Kolb Timothy M. Hyland Joseph G. Corsaro Patrick J. McNamara Mark A. Vitale Ronald J. Litra Duane A. Isabella Robert J. D’Alessandro Timothy A. Pokorny Thomas P. McNally Richard J. Jackson Ronald R. Erxleben Timothy M. Rachek 1980 Timothy A. Moran Lawrence Jacobucci Richard J. Godic Terrence J. Roncagli Rev. Michael D. Ausperk James P. Murphy Edward O. McAdams, Jr. Clifford L. Gulley Lorenzo E. Smith David Miller Martin L. O’Donnell Kerry D. McCullough Frank E. King, Jr. Gregory T. Stricker Richard Zippert John J. O’Keefe, Jr. Thomas I. Michals Christopher M. Lynch Terrence F. Wise William P. O’Loughlin Thomas J. Nolfi Vincent J. Malatesta 1981 John C. Pesek Michael W. O’Donnell Christopher L. Milliron 1978 James J. Kay John L. Piazza Frank G. O’Linn J. Terrence Quinn David J. D’Amato Thomas A. Rini Paul L. Palumbo Daniel A. Rodeno Thomas F. Dottore 1982 Richard D. Schwope Stephen E. Pigott Mark E. Seibert Benjamin J. Fisco II Ray M. Kristosik Steve A. Toth Gilbert J. Ryan Timothy L. Szabo, Sr. Douglas R. Goergen James P. Zappitielli William J. Scheible James C. Hyland, CPA Faculty, Family & Friends James E. Weiler 1976 Frank C. Ilacqua, Jr. 1972 Myron Achbach Timothy Bauman Matthew F. Mangione John A. Bastulli, M.D. Mark Czmyrid 1974 Joseph M. DePalma, Andrew J. Mangione, Jr. James DiCello D.D.S. Robert J. McAuliffe Thomas A. Amodeo James W. Palermo Douglas E. Fuldauer Phil L. Fogarty Mrs. Virginia McMonagle James P. Carrabine Anthony J. Pulling Larry Giaimo Bill G. Gardner Michael A. McNamara Richard A. Cavolo, D.D.S. Timothy N. Toma Joseph A. Greve David S. Payne Mrs. Barb J. Rachek Joseph G. Filippo James P. Harrison Bernard J. Tamburro Robert J. Simon James E. Franey Mark F. Horansky Mark D. Tomaro Thomas J. Meder

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OFFICERS, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND TRUSTEES

OFFICERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Dominic LoGalbo ’50 Jim Denk ’62 Joe Nista ’64 Tom Ashdown ’62 R: (330) 467-1700 R: (440) 232-7784 President R: (440) 349-3392 C: (216) 856-0004 C: (440) 336-1388 R: (440) 286-5565 C: (440) 382-2232 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] C: (440) 668-9644 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Chris Lynch ’75 Jim Feldkircher ’52 Ben Carlozzo ’71 R: (216) 381-3375 R: (216) 831-9808 Mike Malone ’64 R: (440) 248-4247 B: (216) 383-4926 Vice President C: (440) 221-4265 C: (216) 509-8601 Frank Giaimo ’44 R: (440) 543-2150 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] R: (216) 228-0881 C: (440) 543-2189 E-mail: [email protected] Rick Cavolo ’74 Terry Roncagli ’77 Tom Nowel ’65 R: (440) 285-8528 B: (216) 444-4971 R: (513) 850-4235 Joe Spagnuolo ’61 B: (440) 473-5850 C: (440) 570-4947 E-mail: [email protected] Secretary C: (440) 554-6256 E-mail: [email protected] R: (440) 892-0206 E-mail: [email protected] Dave Pasini ’65 C: (440) 610-0757 TRUSTEES R: (440) 232-0408 E-mail: [email protected] Sr. Jacquelyn Gusdane, SND Fr. Mike Ausperk ’80 B: (440) 279-1050 R: (330) 336-3049 Chip Tighe ’79 Frank Cardinale ’68 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] R: (440) 449-5999 Treasurer B: (216) 381-5000 R: (440) 729-0663 Frank Hlad ’68 Carmen Cesa ’59 E-mail: [email protected] B: (216) 373-1602 R: (440) 449-3336 R: (440) 918-1333 C: (216) 470-5118 C: (440) 796-4523 C: (440) 227-7496 TRUSTEE EMERITUS E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Don Lesiak ’48 R: (440) 845-4129 E-mail: [email protected]

Cathedral Latin Alumni Association 5247 Wilson Mills Road, PMB#175 • Richmond Hts., OH 44143 Phone: 216-691-9999 • Web: www.clatin.com • Email: [email protected]