St. Paul High School Norwalk Catholic School

Editor Jenny Ridge, SPH ‘00

Administration Dennis Doughty, SPH ‘72 President Fr. Paul Schreiner School Chaplain Jim Tokarsky JH/HS Principal Melissa Englert Elementary Principal Angie Smith, SPH ‘92 Early Childhood Center Director Mike McLaughlin Business Manager Sue Lesch Chief Advancement Officer

Advancement and Admissions Office Sue Lesch Chief Advancement Officer Jenny Ridge, SPH ’00 Director of Admissions and Alumni Relations Sue Riley Endowment Director Cassie Wright Information and Special Event Coordinator/Administrative Assistant Stacy Stoll Marketing and Promotion Administrative Assistant Lindsay Schaffer Annual Fund Coordinator Administrative Assistant Communication Coordinator Matt Fair Alumni Events

Magazine Staff Matt Fair SPH ‘90 Stacy Stoll

Please send all correspondence to address below: Norwalk Catholic School Advancement and Admissions Office 93 East Main Street Norwalk, Ohio 44857 419-668-7223

“You have to have a vision. It’s got to be a vision that you articulate clearly and forcefully. You can’t blow an uncertain trumpet. You have to seize the moment and make it yours.” ~ Rev. Theodore Hesburgh

I’ve witnessed the good, the bad and ugly in my tenure as an educator of forty plus years. I’ve by Dennis Doughty, dealt with challenges that seemed insurmountable and issues with children that just break your SPH ‘72 heart. I’ve witnessed good and positive things that fortify you both spiritually and emotionally. NCS President In all my years as an educator, the good outweighs the bad by a hundredfold because education is about interaction with children. We are fortunate that at Norwalk Catholic School and St. Paul High School, we have experienced a great deal of the positive. Highly functioning schools have certain characteristics that can be recognized or identified Mission through observation and analysis of their performance. This past year is no exception to those positive observations of our schools. I believe the clear vision and mission of our school that At Norwalk Catholic School our mission is to: is articulated on a regular basis becomes a driving force in focusing our efforts for excellence Develop Disciples of Christ while making sure we follow the mission of our Catholic School. Promote Academic Excellence Our mission as Norwalk Catholic School calls for us to: “Develop Disciples of Christ, Promote Academic Excellence, and Foster a Respectful Community.” I think you will find that our Foster a Respectful Community achievement and success follow accordingly. Every student is empowered to achieve their  All high school students complete at least 25 hours of service per year. Included in this full potential personally, morally, academically, community service are the following agencies: YES (Youth Elect Service), Vacation Bible physically, and spiritually. Students are encouraged School or other programs at their parish or church, Norwalk Area Food Bank or food pantries in our area, Salvation Army, Huron County Clothing Bank, When Pigs Fly or The Piggyback to live a life of service and fellowship. Foundation, Habitat For Humanity, the Humane Society, Rails To Trails, and other charitable or not-for-profit agencies.  100% of our students passed the Ohio Graduation test with 90% scoring at the advanced or accelerated level.  65% of our kindergartners scored in the top 25% in the nation on the DIAL reading assessment while 31% scored in the top 5% nationally. SPH/NCS JH School Profile Pgs 4 - 5  81% of students in grades 4, 5 and 6 earned the Presidential Award for Honor Roll this School News - NCS Elementary Pg 6 past year. School News - NCS ECC Pg 7  97% of the 9-12 grade students participated in some type of extracurricular activity. Governing Board Pg 8  Our students this year had an average composite of 24.5 on the ACT test, far exceeding Financial Report Pg 9 composites at the state and national levels. Peeking at the Paulites Pg 10 - 12  100% of the varsity letter winners from this past year achieved All Academic Honors. Memorials Pg 13  The Flyers won or shared five conference titles this past year: Boys’ Golf, Football, Volleyball, Feature Story Pgs 15 - 18 Girls’ Basketball, Baseball and Girls’ Track. Advancement and Admissions Pg 19  Our senior class was offered scholarships that exceeded $3 million in value. Friends for the Future Pgs 20 - 26 These are just a few of the examples of success that we have witnessed in our schools as we Special Events Pg 27 strive to develop and educate our students in a holistic fashion. While the challenges are many, Alumni Pgs 28 - 29 our vision and mission are quite clear. We thank our community, alumni, parishioners and FCEDO Endowment Pgs 30 - 31 friends for their prayers and financial support. Dear Friends of St. Paul High School and NCS Junior High,

By myself I can do nothing, but in union with God I can do all things. Out of love for God, I want to do all things! ~ St. Vincent Palloti by Jim Tokarsky, SPH Principal Acknowledging the truth behind the above quote, it is right for us to be thankful to our God for the many blessings afforded our community. Here are a few of the many blessings we have experienced:  Donating mission collections that totaled nearly $6,700!  Scoring on the Iowa Test for Sophomores and Freshmen that averaged above the 75th percentile in every area!  Experiencing a thrilling and entertaining music season that featured marching performances, I can do all band and choir concerts, West Side Story, and the Choir’s Christmas tour!  Achieving success in endeavors such as the HS Academic Challenge Team (3rd in Firelands things in Him Conference), Rocket Team, and the JH Academic Challenge Teams (2nd and 3rd places)!  Gathering around Christ’s altar 36 times for Mass as a school community including Who gives once with Bishop Thomas!  Competing with distinction in the Firelands Conference by sharing or winning outright me strength. conference titles in boys’ golf, volleyball, football, girls’ basketball, baseball and girls’ track! ~ St. Paul to the Philippians 4:13  Earning 18 or more assessment graduation points in the eighth grade by 59% of the class for many courses that they have not taken yet!  Working with the entire school on Make a Difference Day in the community and completing nearly 4,500 hours of service!  Praying at KAIROS, NET retreats, Our Lady of Consolation Shrine and at two Reconciliation Services!  Striving to be the best, with competitors at State Tournaments in golf, cross country, wrestling and track!  Accepting scholarships and grants for college that totaled over 1.8 million dollars by 49 seniors! CLASS OF 2017 Thanks be to God! POST HIGH SCHOOL PLANS

Workforce 4% Military 2%

2 Year College 4%

4 Year College 90% Ashland University Allegheny College Baldwin Wallace University Bluffton University Bowling Green State University Bowling Green State University - Firelands Bradford School Cleveland State University DePaul University EHOVE Adult Education Center Hofstra University Holy Cross College John Carroll University STANDARDIZED TEST DATA CLASS OF 2017 Kent State University ACT PROFILE Lake Erie College Lewis University

Composite English Math Reading Science Lorain County Community College Lourdes University St. Paul High School 23.9 23.9 22.8 24.1 23.7 Malone University State of Ohio (2014) 22.0 21.1 22.3 23.2 22.7 Miami University Millsaps College National (2013) 20.8 20.1 20.6 21.3 20.8 Muskingum University North Central State College PERCENT OF STUDENTS MEETING ACT BENCHMARKS Notre Dame College FOR COLLEGE-LEVEL COURSEWORK Ohio Northern University Ohio University Seton Hall University Sewanee: The University of the South Shawnee State University St. Francis College The College of Wooster The Ohio State University The Ohio State University - Mansfield Tiffin Academy of Hair Tiffin University University of Akron University of Chicago University of Cincinnati University of Dayton University of Findlay University of Indianapolis A benchmark score is the minimum score needed on an ACT subject-area University of Mount Union test to indicate a 50% chance of obtaining a B or higher or about a 75% University of Pittsburgh chance of obtaining a C or higher in the corresponding credit-bearing University of Toledo college courses. ACT Benchmarks: Walsh University College English Composition 18 College Social Science 22 Xavier University College Algebra 22 College Biology 23 Youngstown State University

Our Diocese requires every teacher to instruct our students to be informed and engaged participants in civil life as a person who gives witness to our Catholic teachings. That is why I choose to teach at our Norwalk Catholic School. We are responsible to make sure our young people know the foundations of our faith and then also to understand that they are held accountable for applying these tenets every minute in their work and in their leisure. We also help our students become the best they can be academically, spiritually and physically. I have chosen to return to the classroom as a Theology teacher to finish my career in education. This is where the true fun for educators happens….with the students! Thank you to all with whom I have served over these past 19 years as principal at SPHS and NCS Elementary School and to by Valerie French, the greater community of Norwalk. It is a blessed place! Former Elementary Principal Develop Disciples of Christ: 100% of students • in Grades 2 - 6 experienced a retreat • attended weekly Mass Thank You • prayed the rosary • prayed the Stations of the Cross • participated in a special prayer service for Thanksgiving and penance services in December Mrs. French! and March • in Grades 1 and 2 visited the ATRIUM weekly for lessons in the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd program Maintain Academic Excellence: • 69% attended the Breakfast of Champions - received one or less academic/discipline warnings Commit to the • 80% received President’s Academic Award for being on the Honor Roll • 100% met individual yearly reading and math goals Lord whatever • 3 students were Principal for the Day - Earning 1,000 Accelerated Reading Points Promote Respectful Environments: you do, and He • 10 students in 6th grade were trained as UPSTANDERS – to help monitor and stop bully-type behaviors within the student population will establish • 100% of students received religious instruction to help them understand their responsibility to treat others as Christ would treat them your plans. • collected money to provide a healthy source of water for the people of Tanzania and built social awareness of this issue ~ Proverbs 16:3

Melissa Englert began her teaching career at the Early Childhood Center in the 2008 school year. Melissa received her Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education (BGSU), her Master’s Degree in Curriculum and Teaching (BGSU) and completed a second Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership & Administration (Ashland) this past spring. Melissa completed her practicum in administration under the guidance of Valerie French this past school year. Melissa resides in Norwalk with her husband of 18 years, Kevin Englert, who is a 1995 graduate of St. Paul High School. She also has four children who attend Norwalk Catholic School and St. Paul High School. Melissa has a strong passion for education, as well as a strong faith in God and family. Melissa feels honored to be selected as the next elementary principal and is committed to the mission and tradition of developing Disciples of Christ, promoting academic excellence and fostering a respectful community. I am a product of St. Paul High School and St. Mary School, the very building that I serve in today. When I watch the preschoolers practice their Christmas program, I remember the teachers and students of the 5th - 8th grades rehearsing to bring the Christmas pageants of the 80s to the community. When I watch our staff challenge and encourage our students to try things that they do not believe they can do, I can hear the Sisters of Notre Dame ask and expect us to push ourselves to be the person that God created. I see Father Reynolds and the outstanding pastors who have guarded and advanced our school’s mission before and since in the very bricks and mortar of our school. Generations of our parish and school communities have strengthened our parishes and community by strengthening this school. We are all working to build the City of God by helping to develop the children of God. The “secret sauce” for our school continues to be the commitment and service of our staff, students, parishes, families, by Angie Smith, SPH ‘92 alumni and benefactors; it is powerful and transformative. Thank you for being part of this BIG ECC Director tradition.  BIG in numbers - a total of 177 preschool and kindergarten students were educated and loved at the ECC. The preschool program was full at 118. The kindergarten added a third class to best serve its 59 students.  BIG in growth - from August to May, our students grew so much in size, in knowledge, in abilities, in confidence, in independence, and in faith.  BIG in learning - ECC staff increased attention to assessment, curriculum, classroom interventions and service referrals to identify and meet the individual needs of students who require more than the core course of study.  BIG in vision - we blend the most effective educational practices of today with the pillars of a classic education to prepare the classes of 2029, 2030 and 2031 to live, work and lead in an increasingly complex world. Today’s students will hold jobs that do not exist yet. That world will require informed, creative, flexible, hard-working and ethical citizens and employees. Unbelievably, in 2016/2017 that tall order begins with 3, 4 and 5 year-olds in preschool with carefully and skillfully designed play-based lessons in a nurturing learning environment.  BIG in tradition - despite our focus on the future of our students, the deep roots of the ECC and St. Mary and St. Paul school challenge us to continue the tradition of excellence, inquiry and service passed down to us over the past 100 years of Catholic education in Norwalk and the Firelands. Gratitude - deeply appreciative of kindness values highlighting “A Family of Faith, A or benefits received. Our Norwalk Catholic Culture of Excellence, & A Calling to Serve”. School community is indebted to previous We are all striving to advance and implement generations who have laid the cornerstone our Strategic goals. Identifying and for our educational foundation. We are discussing the expectations of everyone blessed by our numerous benefactors and associated with NCS allows us to collaborate gracious individuals who work to maintain and to promote Excellence in every aspect and upgrade Norwalk Catholic School within of our organization. The focus areas of our our means. An appreciation of the sacrifices Strategic Plan include: Catholic Identity by Patrick Schwan, P.E. and gifts necessary to radiate Excellence & Parish Outreach; Our Culture Governing Board Chair daily from our schools is paramount to our (Communication, Expectations, Richland Engineering, Senior Partner success. Accountability); Curriculum; Faculty/Staff St. Paul Parishioner Our supporting parishes are vested in the (Development and Recruitment); Retention [email protected] belief that education is not just about learning & Recruitment of Families & Students; basic intellectual concepts but in also Welcoming All Students & Addressing All developing a child with integrity and Needs; Finances; Facilities; and Technology. Governing Board Members compassion. The active involvement and Our Strategic Plan guides and will lift up support of our parish families is an integral our stakeholders to grow and adapt as the Patrick Schwan, P.E., component in shaping our students to environs around us continue to change and Chair become Disciples of Christ. We continue to demand more from Norwalk Catholic School. challenge our students to make a difference The Governing Board considers it a privilege Frank VanDresser, Jr. (SPH ‘97), in this world, influence their community, and to serve as a collaborator for all our Vice-Chair remain dedicated supporters of our school. stakeholders. Mark Coriell, Esq. Working with the Administration and staff, Whether you attend an open board meeting the twelve members of our Governing Board or share in weekend Mass fellowship with Monsignor Kenneth Morman aspire to keep our school community vibrant our board members, we strive for ways Jenifer Naseman (SPH ‘97) by retaining students and families and to show our appreciation to current and past increasing enrollment by maintaining friends and to foster new relationships. Father Gilbert Mascarenhas affordable tuition. The dedication of our staff We will continue to express our gratitude is a testament to the mission of educating to God for your continued financial support Julie Roberts, DDS our students. We have the responsibility to and prayers. With your help, we will grow Andrew Shella provide our students and staff with the tools our NCS mission to benefit the entire necessary for continued success and community. May God bless you and may Denise Stine development. Working together with you He continue to bless our Norwalk Catholic as our partners, this can be achieved and our Andrew Welfle (SPH ‘06), CPA School. school community will continue to grow. Dennis Camp, CPA (Ex-Officio) The Norwalk Catholic School Strategic Plan Dennis Doughty (SPH ‘72) is a living document that provides vision for our Sue Riley school with near-term and long-term goals which we must achieve to meet the needs of our constituents. The NCS Strategic Plan has core Continued Upgrades for 2016-2017 We continue to thank the Lord for the dedication, commitment and generosity of all our supporters – parents, friends, parishioners, alumni, businesses, and other donors. You can see the end results in many different ways throughout our campus buildings and facilities. Our maintenance and housekeeping support staffs do a great job of keeping our locations well kept. Below are some of the wonderful improvements made over the past year:

 Replacement of St. Paul Social Hall  Replaced coolant system in the Cafeteria shingles on entry roof, gutters and soffits walk-in cooler. by Mike McLaughlin, (NCS/St. Paul Parish Project).  Purchased a new audio system and light Business Manager  Air Conditioning units installed for control board for the Joan C. Camp Elementary and old High School Auditorium. classrooms (through generous donations  Replaced the main hot water heater in the and PTO funds). Convocation Center boiler system.  Completion of brickwork and roof  30 new computers for the Elementary Norwalk Catholic School improvements to the Frederick Building Library funded by the Trek for Tech (Maintenance Building). Thank you Jim fundraiser. Financial Summary Wasiniak, Norb Barman, Marvin Ott and Cost Per Student crew!  31 new computers for Elementary and ECC staff funded by PTO. Early Childhood $4,627  Additional LED lighting was added to 2nd Elementary $5,217 floors of the Elementary and Annex  Provided wireless internet to St. Paul Jr. High & High School $7,161 Social Hall. buildings. Income $4,208,393  Repaired exhaust fans at the ECC for  New Box Truck purchased for Event better ventilation in restroom areas. Transport (made possible through a generous donor).

Income Items Parent Investment 35.7% 1,501,315.89 Parish Investment 25.7% 1,082,465.02 Trusts, Grants, Annual Fund, Endowment & FCEDO 23.1% 972,011.92 Mandated Services, Fundraisers & Other 15.5% 652.600.40 Totals 4,208,393.23 Expense Items Instructional, Library & Staff 54.8% 2,318,084.29 Building and Other Operations 13.8% 582,864.28 Student Services and Support Staff 22.9% 966,570.90 Expenses $4,228,366 Administration 8.5% 360,816.55 Totals 4,228,366.02 Class of 1949 Class of 1993 Class of 2003 John & Marie (Fischer) Ruffing celebrated their Stefan Gates has resigned his successful career Matt and Kendalyn Stein 60th wedding anniversary on September 7, 2017. as basketball coach at Cardinal Mooney High of Norwalk welcomed their Class of 1952 School in Sarasota, Florida to become assistant daughter Cecelia on August principal of the school. 8, 2017. John and Audrey (Strong) Borgia of Norwalk celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on July Class of 1996 Class of 2004 4, 2017 with family and friends at a party hosted Michelle (Iehle) Reeder of Norwalk was selected Anthony and Emily (Nickoli ’10) Dellisanti of by their children. They have 4 children, 10 as the City of Norwalk Finance Director. She has Norwalk had a baby boy, Deacon on May 31, grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. worked in the Finance Department since 2005. 2017. He joins big sister Josie. Class of 1958 Class of 1997 John McLaughlin and Allison Gilmet were married on July 8, 2017 at the Church of St. Clare Congratulations to Ambrose and Carolyn Melanie (Driscoll) Reineck received the in Lyndhurst. (Nickoli) O’Brien of Norwalk who received the Sandusky Register Scholarship, continuing her Senior Citizens of the Year Award from the Senior studies at BGSU Firelands Campus where she is Brad and Annette Riley Enrichment Center. majoring in social work. welcomed their son Keith Carl on August 28, 2017. He joins big Class of 1962 Class of 1999 brother Leon. After retiring in September of 2011, Janet (Starr) Cindi Jackson and Nick Hilt has enjoyed her family. In a note to us she Senghas welcomed their son Josh and Brittney Welfle welcomed their son, stated, “I have enjoyed my family of 5 great sons Brady Robert Senghas on May Patrick Jacob on September 5, 2017. and daughters-in-law, 11 grandchildren (6 boys 19, 2017. He joins big brother and 5 girls, one grandson was killed in a car Nathan and big sister Zoey. Class of 2005 accident), and 16 great-grandchildren (4 boys and 12 girls). I also enjoy spending time with other Frank Blechschmidt and Jennifer Berman family members and friends.” (We received this Zach and Monica Whitehurst (from Orange, CA) were married Saturday, May note shortly before Janet’s passing.) of Brooklyn, New York 20, 2017 in Chicago, the Windy City! welcomed their son Augustus Cory and Theresa Spaar of Norwalk welcomed (Gus) Gregory Whitehurst on Class of 1964 their baby girl, Kennedy Renee on July 31, 2017. July 21, 2017. Congratulations to Henry and Marty (Wise) Class of 2006 Timman of Norwalk who celebrated their 45th Class of 2000 wedding anniversary on September 2, 2017. Elizabeth Reichert and Mike Seth and Kail Tinker had a baby boy, Otto Rosenberg were married Class of 1965 on April 26, 2017. He joins big sister Harlow! Saturday, April 29, 2017. Sean Grant and Heather Harlow were married Tom and Linda (O’Dell) Fries celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary of September 3, 2017. at St. Mary Mother of the Redeemer Church in Norwalk on June 17, 2017. Class of 1974 Class of 2001 Hannah Livengood and Jim Ed and Jeanie (Rospert SPH ‘75) celebrated Lapinski were married May their 40th wedding anniversary on June 25, 2017 Darby and Amanda (Allard) 13, 2017. with a week-long vacation in Victoria, Canada. Haanpaa welcomed their baby They have 3 children and 4 grandchildren. girl, Lena Emily Elizabeth, on May 24, 2017. She joins big Colleen Corrigan and Ryan Class of 1975 brother Owen! Riddle were married May 13, 2017. Dave and Chris (Binsack) Finley of Collins th celebrated their 40 wedding anniversary on Class of 2002 May 13, 2017 with family and friends at the Bethany Davis and Jon Angry Bull in Huron. They have two children Matt and Michelle (Cundari) Kostranchuk were married and two grandchildren. Hutchins welcomed their little May 27, 2017. girl, Juliette, on March 23, Class of 1983 2017. Gabe and Brittany Stoll of Norwalk welcomed Captain Michael Conney of the Norwalk Police their son Wesley James on August 7, 2017. He Department graduated from the FBI National John & Abigail Andosca welcomed their baby joins big sister, Sawyer. Academy Program at Quantico, Virginia on girl, Magdeline Ann in July, 2017. June 7, 2017. Class of 2007 Nicholas Tuttle earned a master’s degree of CeCe Hanline has returned to Cleveland from physician assistant from the University of Findlay Baltimore to work and continue her studies. Hogan & Haley (Loughton) Hite at spring commencement. welcomed their daughter Maci Joy Isaac Livengood can’t stay too far away from the on May 8, 2017. Christopher Morgan graduated from Muskingum football field. He is a football coach for St. Paul’s University with a B.S. degree in media production under Uncle John Livengood and on the field with

on May 6, 2017. his younger brother Lars and cheerleader sister Emmy. All in the family! Class of 2011 Drew and Courtney Nick and Natasha Doughty welcomed their son (Weisenberger) Hipp Alexander Rospert received the Emerging Charles Michael, on December 20, 2016. welcomed their daughter, Leader award in Physical Therapy-Traditional Harper Agnes on June 7, Program and the Most Valuable Peer award at Class of 2013 2017. the University of Findlay’s annual Symposium for Maddie Meyer graduated from Ashland University Scholarship and Creativity. He also received a on May 6, 2017 with a BSN degree. doctor of physical therapy degree at spring Maddie Meyer and Robert

commencement. Pritchard were married at St. The SPH Class of 2007 Sarah Rhoad received a master of occupational Paul Church in Norwalk on celebrated their 10th reunion therapy degree from the University of Findlay at May 20, 2017. this year at an Indians Game! spring commencement.

Elizabeth McKinney was awarded a master of Angelina Galati graduated from Walsh University arts in rhetoric and writing from the University of Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Findlay. Celeste Wiedemann and Tyler Camp were Nursing. married at St. Paul’s on October 15, 2016. They Seth Kramer was sworn in as a full-time police Christopher Stang recently received the are presently residing in University Heights. officer for the City of Norwalk on July 20, 2017. prestigious Gateway Scholarship from the Class of 2012 American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Class of 2008 Education (AFPE). He was only 1 of 15 nationally In June 2017, Maggie Schmuhl The SPH Class of 2012 celebrated their 5th to receive this award. Christopher has been successfully defended her reunion on the Booze Cruise on Lake Erie. About continuing research on an aggressive form of dissertation and earned her 16 classmates were able to participate. brain cancer as part of his Doctor of Pharmacy doctorate in Criminal Justice Dustin and Allyson Curriculum. Students are required to complete at from the Graduate Center - City (Lippert) Lane welcomed least 90 hours of observational research with a University of New York. their son Carter Daniel on faculty member by the end of their fifth year. Dr. Schmuhl will be joining the May 16, 2017. Christopher's project will evaluate synthetic drugs, Public Justice faculty in Fall 2017 as an Assistant that can be found naturally in many herbs and Professor at the State University of New York - teas, for activity against aggressive glioblastoma Oswego. Maggie is the daughter of Julie Dixon Will Crosby has been named to the dean’s list for brain cancer. Patients diagnosed with Cowin ('79) and Tom Schmuhl ('79). the fall trimester at Franklin University. glioblastomas currently have limited treatment options and poor prognosis. Christopher works Marina Abel received the Judith A. Sommers Class of 2009 with Dr. Ryan Schneider and fellow pharmacy Scholarship to further her studies at BGSU students on this, along with several other anti- Adam Pugh received his “white coat” in a Firelands Campus. cancer projects at The University of Findlay. ceremony from the Emery and Henry School Hannah Arnold earned a master’s degree in Thank you to Christopher for making a difference! of Health Science. He began his nine months engineering management and bachelor of science In addition, Christopher received the Aristos of internship on July 31 for his doctorate in degrees in both mechanical and manufacturing Eklektos Outstanding Student Award for several physical therapy. engineering from Robert Morris University on May presentations at The U of F’s annual Symposium Karlee Steffanni has been hired as a full-time 5, 2017. She was also awarded a Dean’s Scholar for Scholarship and Creativity. He also made the reporter for the Norwalk Reflector. Award from the School of Engineering, spring semester dean’s list. Mathematics, and Science. Class of 2010 Jack Fisher graduated on May 7, 2017 from Emily Stuhldreher was named to the dean’s list Bluffton University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Justin Wilde and Hannah for the spring semester at Akron University. Business Administration and minor in coaching. Friend were married at St. Paul Kevin Cannon made the spring semester dean’s He also made the spring semester dean’s list! Catholic Church on July 1, list at OSU. He also did a stint of Study Abroad in 2017. The couple resides in Rachael Rhoad graduated Magna Cum Laude 2017 and visited Denmark, Germany and the Collins, OH. The new Mrs. from Ashland University on May 6, 2017 with a Netherlands. Wilde is teaching first grade B.S. degree in dietetics and also placed on the at Norwalk Catholic School CJ Livengood continues to be active in the spring semester dean’s list. for the 2017-2018 school year. performing arts with the Christmas Spectacular Donna Kuhlman received the Sandusky Knights and the musical “Carrie” in Ada at Ohio Northern. Eric and Robin (Stephens) Kinman welcomed of Columbus, Firelands Shrine Club and Singara their daughter, Caroline Joyce on August 27, He is a pharmacy intern at Walgreens. Grotto Scholarships to continue her studies at 2017. She joins big sisters Iris, Stella and Evelyn! Alex Schwab graduated in August from Franklin BGSU Firelands campus. University in Columbus. He works for Entourage Solutions in Columbus and lives in Lewis Center. Samantha Pelham was named to the dean’s list Class of 2014 Class of 2015 at Ohio University for the fall semester. Samantha Emily Chandler of Norwalk was recently initiated Elizabeth Smith received the Phi Delta Kappa graduated from Ohio University on April 29, 2017 into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the Scholarship to continue her education at BGSU as with dual degrees: a Bachelor of Science in nation's oldest and most selective she pursues a degree in teaching. Journalism and a Bachelor of Arts in Theater. all-discipline collegiate honor society. Chandler Annabelle Fisher was named to the fall semester Sydney Young graduated Magna Cum Laude is pursuing a degree in Pharmacy at the dean’s list at Ohio University. from Johnson & Wales University with a bachelor University of Toledo. Chandler is among of science in business-specializing in fashion approximately 30,000 students, faculty, Wesley Fritz made the spring semester dean’s merchandising and retail marketing. She is professional staff and alumni to be initiated into list at Heidelberg University. presently employed with FGX International in Phi Kappa Phi each year. Membership is by Madeline Carabin earned a place on the spring Providence, R.I. invitation only and requires nomination and semester dean’s list at Kent State University. Emily Cardwell graduated from Ashland approval by a chapter. Only the top 10 percent of University with a bachelor’s degree with honors seniors and 7.5 percent of juniors are eligible for Class of 2016 membership. Graduate students in the top 10 on May 6, 2017 and earned a place on the spring Lauren Shrimplin made the President’s List at percent of the number of candidates for graduate dean’s list. Columbus College of Art and Design for spring degrees may also qualify, as do faculty, semester. Justin Fulton has been hired as a full-time police professional staff and alumni who have achieved officer for the city of Norwalk on July 20, 2017. scholarly distinction. In addition to the Honor Bradley Smith was named to the spring semester Sydney Reed was named to the spring semester Society, Emily also made the President’s List for dean’s list at John Carroll University. dean’s list at the University of Akron.She fall & spring semesters (4.0) and is a Pharmacist Sarah Doughty earned a place on the spring graduated with a B.S. in education exercise at Intern at Krogers and Walgreens. semester dean’s list at Firelands Campus of spring commencement. Mikayla Roth is a member of the Habitat for BGSU. Allie Fitzgerald graduated from OSU with a B.S. Humanity’s Ashland University chapter and Jamie Fritz was named to the spring semester in education and made the spring semester dean’s earned a place on the spring semester dean’s list. dean’s list at the University of Akron. list at OSU. Lydia Ott and Emily Smith were named to the Nathaniel Smith made the spring semester Holly Latteman was named to the spring spring semester dean’s list at Ashland University. dean’s list at Baldwin Wallace University. semester dean’s list at Ohio Wesleyan University Sydney Kramer was awarded the James E. Cole and was awarded a bachelor’s degree at spring Logan Moffit and Mallory Reed made the spring Memorial Scholarship to pursue her studies at semester dean’s list at OSU. commencement. BGSU Firelands Campus. She was also named Timothy Thomas received Bachelor of Arts to the spring semester dean’s list. Gabriela Romero was named to the spring semester dean’s list at Kent State University. degree in English literature at spring Jenna Jaworski made the president’s list for the commencement at Miami University. spring semester at Capital University. Lydia Gillen earned a place on the spring semester dean’s list at the University of Findlay. Gabriel Kocher and Arlayna Newcomer Chandler Fondriest was awarded an associate received Bachelor’s Degrees from Baldwin of applied science degree from Terra State Wallace University at spring commencement. Community College on May 5, 2017. Julia Parker graduated cum laude with a B.S. Madison Phillips was named to the spring Do you have news you would like degree from Otterbein University at spring semester dean’s list at Baldwin Wallace to share with your fellow Flyers? commencement exercises. University. Email Jenny Ridge at: [email protected] Marissa Allen was named to the BGSU Firelands Michael Frank and Shannon Hainline made the or send it to: Campus dean’s list for the spring semester. spring semester dean’s list at OSU. Jenny Ridge Sabrina Schaffer received her bachelor’s degree Logan Jaworski was awarded a Payne, Nickles 93 East Main Street, Norwalk, OH 44857 at spring commencement ceremonies at The Ohio & Company CPA scholarship for his studies at State University. Kent State University.

We “will be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. Thus, we shall always be with the Lord.” 1 Thessalonians 4:17-18

Class of 1944 Class of 1962 Jean Alice (McManus) Schnellinger, Janet M. (Starr) Hilt, age 90, of Norwalk age 74, of Toledo Class of 1949 Class of 1966 Gloria Ruth (Kerner) Poorman, Linda (Nickoli) Sparr, age 86, of Fremont, age 68, of Norwalk Class of 1951 Class of 1967 Ken Spaar, Donna J. (Perry) Orofino, age 84, of Norwalk age 67, of Sandusky Class of 1954 Class of 1973 Alvin Gamble, Lance R. O’Dell, age 81, of New London age 61, of New London Class of 1960 Class of 1985 John Paul Walker (Fat Cat), Amy L. (Seitz) Johnson, age 74, of Bowling Green, age 49, of Berea Class of 1962 Class of 1976 Raymond J. Wygal, Donna J. (Stein) Yost, age 73, of Sandusky age 59, of Sandusky

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For a full obituary from this list, please visit the school website, www.NorwalkCatholicSchools.org, click on the alumni tab, then click on the memoriams tab. For those who don’t know me, and that’s followed up and checked on me, either probably most of you, I’m Carl Haegel a coming to my home or calling on the phone member of the fifty-year reunion class of every day for more than a month as I 1967. recovered. Many of you had the good fortune to have These are the kinds of friendships I made at studied at St Paul’s since kindergarten but St Paul’s. Friendships so strong that it didn’t The following was 1967 Alumnus Carl I was not among that group. I arrived at St matter how many years might pass without Haegel’s comments to the 2017 Alumni Paul’s as an outsider. I didn’t grow up in seeing each other because as soon as we Gathering Saturday, August 5, 2017. Norwalk, didn’t even live in Norwalk. When reconnected it was almost like being in His comments have been edited due I was in high school my family relocated from school all over again. I saw that same to space constrictions. Connecticut and settled in Milan. I think my connection this weekend as our class got parents were concerned I would come to together last evening and easily no good if I didn’t continue within the reestablished a rapport recalling teachers, environment and discipline of a Catholic school activities and sports events from a education so they enrolled me at St Paul’s long time ago. instead of Milan High. There are many good lifelong friends within I remember sitting in the St Paul’s gym in our group and these friendships have been September 1965 as all of the high school the source of good times, companionship, classes gathered for the opening of the empathy and support for fifty years. school year. I was a junior class transfer Those high school years passed quickly and student thinking what am I doing here? I in June 1967 most of my classmates walked don’t know anyone, I’m homesick for my these halls and classrooms for the last time. “I formed previous school friends and my teenage However, some went on to dedicate life is being ruined. themselves as St Paul’s faculty and friendships at But over the next two years something accomplish a great deal for the school and remarkable happened. My St Paul’s the Norwalk community. We acknowledge St. Paul’s that classmates and the other high school and appreciate their contributions. classes as well were the most welcoming, That’s most everything I have to say tonight. have lasted engaging group of people I’ve ever had the Fifty years ago we studied together, attended good fortune to meet. I formed friendships daily Mass at St Paul’s together, played a lifetime.” at St Paul’s that have lasted a lifetime. sports together and danced together in this I no longer live in the Norwalk area or even in social hall (some of us not very well). It’s a Ohio but in September when my wife Debbie cliché but accurate to say the time has and I visit the Black Hills of South Dakota passed too quickly. we’ll make the trip together with a St Paul’s classmate and his wife. We traveled here this weekend with another classmate and his wife from Columbus, someone who was also the best man at our wedding. A few years ago much to my surprise I learned I’m not physically invulnerable. I had a hospital stay and a subsequent somewhat slow recovery at our home in California. It was another classmate from St Paul’s who visited me in the hospital and then James Adelman - I love Jerome Burns - Emily Centa - SP because this school I like SP because of the SP has given me many is like a family to me. I opportunities it gives us opportunities I may not can talk to anyone and towards our future. The have been able to everyone, and they are school also instills experience otherwise, always supportive. I can morals in us that we will such as attending World call everyone here my use for the rest of our Youth Day 2016. I have friend and that is lives. also been able to meet unique. I feel at home many wonderful people at this school. through cross country, swim team, marching band and the musical. I Hazell Cabrera - I love love that I can get to know people in other Max Austin - I love my SP because they grades as well as my own. school because of the believed in me since the teachers. The one very first day I came to teacher who has made Emma Cole - I love school here. I felt very SP because of the the biggest impact was welcomed and they have Ms. Ericsson. She has atmosphere here. There helped me become a is such a loving and really made me open better person. I have met my eyes about my faith. friendly environment. amazing people and I During my four years in She showed me how have gone to many God works in our daily high school I have retreats that have made me grow as a always known I could go lives and how to grow our relationships with person. SP has helped me get closer to God. to someone here about God and my peers. anything. I also love that my classmates now feel like family and how Jacob Avendano - Carson Careless - we have grown as a class. There is a sense I love SP because many I love SP because it is a of belonging here. of the teachers set me family school. We all are up for success and like a family and we Joe Conway - SP is allowed me to flourish know everyone. SP has where I got my entire and think creatively. given me friends to last education and met many a lifetime. of my friends. I am grateful for all the work my teachers put in to help me learn. Emily Baker - I love SP because it is like a big William Ceccoli - I love family! Having attended SP because it is my since preschool, along home. The education I with my dad teaching received here has Lilian Deleon - I love and coaching here, SP molded me into the fine SP because wherever truly has been a second young man I aspired to I walk I see one big home to me. I am be in my youth. I could family, filled with faith fortunate to have grown be myself and have fun and love for one up with the care and with friends all the while another. Teachers are support the teachers and staff have given being in a high-quality amazing and willing to me. I also love all the friendships that I have learning environment. I felt nourished teach us with patience made. Being able to walk down the hall and throughout my life here as my spiritual and and kindness. Going to recognize almost every student is pretty cool! intellectual growth were intertwined. I will this school has helped I have been blessed with so many never forget my Fridays at SP; they were with my faith and given me values that I will opportunities that I could not have found filled with faith at Mass, fun and friends as have for the rest of my life. anywhere else, which is why SP will always the weekend approached and edification hold a special place in my heart. throughout the school day. John Dowdell - I love Caitlin Good - I love SP Craig Hartman - I love my friends and Oriental because the friendly how close the school is Chicken from the environment and how we and have made great cafeteria. They are both are like one big family. friends. pretty good most of the time.

Abigail Griffin - I love Makenna Fisher - SP is SP because I feel like I Brendan Hipp - SP unique. It is much more have a family here. has been my home for unified compared to any Since the first day I fourteen years. The other school. We are all started school here, I felt teachers have helped connected to each other. immensely welcomed. me through anything SP has offered so many All of the friends that I and the relationships great opportunities to have made are I have made with my me and I will forever be friendships that will last friends will last forever. grateful. SP is and a lifetime. The teachers I am so blessed to have always will be there for that I have been fortunate to have, have had a Catholic its students and make us all feel at home. been nothing but helpful and kind. They have education to better my relationship with God. all gone above and beyond for me. I feel at I love SP because I know my education has home here. It is impossible to walk down the a strong foundation. SP will forever have an Abby Fitzgerald - hallway without someone smiling back at me impact on me. Memories and relationships SP has been my home and for that I am thankful. were made that I will always hold close to my since I started school. I heart. I am truly honored to be a part of the have made all my Danny Grine - Taking class of 2017. achievements because the advice from my dad of SP. Not only have I on my first day of Max Honigford - I love excelled in my Kindergarten to make SP because we are one academics, I have also friends with the lunch big family. The excelled in my skills as a ladies, office ladies and memories I made with leader. I will remember janitor, I have made the my classmates that I the lessons I have learned from attending SP most out of my 15 years have known since for the rest of my life. I love SP because it at SP. I know that the preschool will be with has been my home and guide. Forever a Flyer Family that I have me forever. Flyer! been part of since Mrs. Becker's three year old preschool class will always be a part of Dylan Furlong - my life. The memories of singing the Alma Mater on Saturday Nights at Whitney Field, or SP provides a family Hayden Jaworksi - cheering on the Basketball team in the Convo atmosphere. All SP has allowed me to will never die. The Faith, Family and Friends students share a grow as a steward of at SP have shaped me into the person that I common belief system God. which is enhanced by am today. This is why I love SP! our theology classes and attending Mass Derek Gross - I love weekly. I prefer the being a Flyer because small classroom size. all the memories from Teachers and students can interact one on sporting events to the one with a small class. dances. It was the best twelve years of my life. I am thankful for all my friends who went on this journey with me. Emily Juby - SP has Lauren Lukasko - Ashley Painley - I love helped me form my own I love SP because it SP because our school ideas and values, not is a home away from seems like a small only for my faith but for home. To me SP is an community. I am able my life as well. extended family. I know to be close with so everyone and they know many different people me. The comfortable in my class and also environment has throughout the whole allowed me to grow as school. an individual in several ways. The ability to practice my faith not only Noah Kocher - I love freely but often with others has given me SP because it is a small extra strength on countless occasions. I am Caroline Parker - environment and gives truly blessed to have attended such a close- I love SP because me the chance to get to knit school. There is much to love about SP my education was know my classmates. and I indeed love it all. personal. I always knew the teachers, Brandon McCall - administration and I only attended SP students cared about for two years, yet each other. It really is everyone was so one big family. welcoming and Andrew Kueterman - generous. I felt At SP people have your accepted my first day back, even when it here. Jason Phillips - I love doesn’t feel like it. SP because it provides a personalized Catholic education. I have had Hannah Mink - I love the opportunity to grow SP because the small spiritually and class sizes gave me academically for the opportunity to get fourteen years with the to know all my same wonderful class of Annika Lantz - I love classmates. It made students. I have been SP because God is now our class feel more like educated by teachers who sincerely care a part of my life. I once a family. about my future. was not in a good place at my former school. Timothy Phillips - Now I have healthy I love SP because I relationships and a consider everybody much happier life. This Sierra Mushett - I love here my family. I am is because God is now SP because of the always treated with a part of my life and is family atmosphere. I respect by the teachers mending the wounds of my past. Ever since was scared to go to a and they always want I stepped foot in SP I have been growing school for just my Senior you to succeed, which I as a person. I now know what friendship, year, but I have people truly appreciate. responsibility, trustworthiness and love are. in my life now who I could not imagine being without. Corrinne Riley - I love Jarod Schnellinger - Owen Starcher - I love the attention available I like SP because the the fact that I can learn to students of smaller teachers are very about God and Math in class sizes. SP is a helpful and always the same building. I love great small school trying to help us that we pray every where everyone can succeed. I like the small morning and before the know everyone. We are classes and small end of the day. all close, teachers and school because it is like students. a big family where we all know each other. I am going to miss marching band with Mr. Elyse Roth - My family Clark. He has made it enjoyable and we Jacob Ulery - I love has gone to SP for learned a lot. I am also going to miss math SP because the several generations, with Mrs. Miller because she made math fun environment is full of but that is not why I and easy to learn. positivity and all of the love this school. I love teachers are only here seeing my classmates Halle Schoen - I love to help. every day and watching SP because everyone each of them grow as here is so welcoming. humans. I love the When I came to this teachers here and how school Freshman year kind and helpful they are. I love supporting it felt like home. My Kirsten Weisenberger - my friends and classmates in everything they teachers and I love SP because of the do whether it be sports, art, music or classmates have family feel it gives. We are academics. I love how close everyone is pushed me to be my such a small school, your here and how polite and kind all the students best through out these class becomes your family are. I love SP and this school will always four years. They have taught me important and your classmates hold a special place in my heart. skills and values that will better me for my become your brothers future. Here at SP there is a friend for and sisters. It has been Cheyanna Ruffing - everyone and I love being in that kind of a privilege to attend this I love the memories we atmosphere. school the past twelve made as classmates. years. Our great teaching staff always made Colton Service - I love sure that I was applying myself to my full SP because of the potential. I am now aware of what I am capable exhilarating events, the of so I can have a successful future. camaraderie of groups and activities, the Noah Winslow - I love construction of our faith SP because I have and the family-type made friendships that atmosphere. A person will last a lifetime and I can always feel Danny Ruffing - I love know if I would have welcomed and everyone SP because it is a gone somewhere else fits in because there is a bond in each class place where students they would not match that cannot be broken. can learn, pray, be with the bond that I have friends and do things with my friends here. they are passionate Kaeleigh Stang - I love about, all under one SP because it helped roof. Each department me discern the best Paige Wnek - SP is not is brilliant: athletics, possible version of just another school, it is music, education. myself. The faculty a family. From Everyone has a place to fit in. I personally along with my participating in various found my passion through the music classmates and close sports to seeing my department. Mr. Clark provided an friends have pushed, classmates every day, environment where I could explore various inspired and supported I know I have made musical options and develop the me in a way that can some lifelong friends. musicianship I need to be able to write and only be described as a family. SP shows what it truly perform songs. means to be Catholic and to go out and serve others. This year’s theme for Friends for the Future was “Why?”. Just that question. Our wonderful video (thanks John Andosca, ’02) focused on questions and answers. (See it on our website.) The questions were:  WHY are Catholic Schools still important in 2017? ANSWER — Our mission — to Develop Disciples of Christ, Promote academic excellence and Foster a respectful community - is more important now than ever. by Sue Lesch,  WHY give to support this mission? ANSWERS were many — To give back for what I received; Chief Advancement Officer The mission is so important; We pass on our faith; Academic excellence is imperative; To ensure Catholic education for all; and my personal favorite — It’s all about the kids!  WHY go anywhere else? ANSWER — Our parents love our holistic education — mind, body, 2016 - 17 and spirit. Education that reinforces the beliefs and values of their faith and their family. They FCEDO and Advancement even point to the wonderful benefit of on-site childcare allowing a comfortable, convenient, and Office Income safe transition from school to childcare to home. Friends for the Future $ 885,794 The question I loved the most was WHY WE SUCCEED! Here too the answers were many but FCEDO Endowment $ 145,000 they all pointed to the same thing — YOU! The people who commit to our mission and work Disbursement tirelessly to ensure our success — Our Students, Our Staff, Our Parents, Our Alumni, Our Parishes, and Our Friends! Additional Distribution 125,000 YOU ARE WHY WE SUCCEED! And because GOD is good and YOU are faithful, Norwalk Special Events Income $ 113,338 Catholic School has broken a new record for the fundraising in the 2016-17 school year. Total Office Income $1,269,132 Together we have raised over $ 1.2 million. THANK YOU!

Welcome to Lindsay Schaffer, Our Annual Fund and Communication Coordinator I grew up in Norwalk and am a 1993 graduate of Edison High School. I earned my Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing from the Ohio University College of Business. My husband Alex (SPH ’93) and I moved back to Norwalk with our two girls Elyssa (currently in 9th grade) and Stephanie (currently in 4thgrade) in 2012 from the Columbus area. We made this decision specifically to get back to our roots, be close to family, and for our girls to attend Norwalk Catholic School. I love spending time outdoors with my family and friends around a campfire. My favorite place to visit is a cabin in the Hocking Hills, and hiking at Old Man's Cave. Someday, I hope to take our camper and travel out west.

Welcome Mr. Fair Back to the Classroom Matt Fair moves back to where his heart is, teaching History and Everyday Law. He will continue to help our office with Alumni events and the media. You are WHY We Succeed!! We thank you for your faithful support that makes our mission possible! Our Donors’ List represents the generosity and faithful commitment of so many good people. We appreciate your generous gifts of time, talent and treasure to keep our school strong and vibrant. May God bless you! And thank you! You again have helped us reach a new milestone for our Friends for the Future Annual Fund:

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Van Dresser Effort Jim & Diane Shupe Michael Mushett & Integrity Scholarship John & Debbie Potts Mary Stubnar John Wiedemann & Pamala Thomas & Kathleen Taylor Thomas & Kathleen Taylor Schnellinger Kevin & Denise Trares Frank & Becky Van Dresser, Sr Michael & Diane Wasiniak Nicholas & Olivia W Van Dresser

Thank you for another year of successful special events. While certainly the money raised at these events supports our cause and is much needed, the real progress is made by the volunteers and staff who help at these events. These volunteers and staff forward our mission as a school. They are an example to our students and alumni of the hard work and dedication that is St. Paul High School and Norwalk Catholic School. These events are fun because our volunteers and staff come with a positive attitude and that affects everyone who attends. Please join us at any of our events this year and see what we are about. Thank you to everyone who participates and helps with our events!

Thank you Norwalk community for supporting the inaugural running of the Mapletree Road Race. The Michael H. Hay Endowment benefitted by just over $16,000. A complete story will follow in the December edition.

Norwalk Catholic School has benefitted greatly from its two endowment funds over the years. The FCEDO Endowment Fund and Norwalk Parochial Trust Endowment have contributed over $4.1 million dollars to the school’s operating budget over the last 35 years. The endowment funds are a real blessing as this invested pool of money provides a reliable source of income to the school. Earnings from the endowment fund enhance the budget, enable improvements and upgrades and provide scholarships. Twenty-seven Scholarships totaling $11,450 were awarded students for the 2017-2018 school year through our endowment efforts. Without endowment by Sue Riley, funds a Catholic education would not be possible for many families. Endowment funds also FCEDO Endowment Director allow us to consider needed improvements such as high quality professional development, more competitive teacher salaries, and enhancing our STEM curriculum. The endowment is the bedrock of our success. On behalf of the FCEDO Endowment Board, I am pleased to share the Endowment Fund FCEDO Board Members: Activity for the 2016/2017 fiscal year. This fund is now valued at $4,803,848.60 (market value), and has contributed $278,000 to the school’s operations this fiscal year. Pamela Bellamy Contributing to our school Endowment Fund is a perfect way to continue your lifelong support Chris Brown, M.D. of Catholic education long past your lifetime. My board members and I would love to discuss a Legacy Gift, Named Endowed Scholarship or Charter Membership to Endowment to profess Dennis Doughty your support of our school. A gift to our school endowment funds is a long-lasting blessing Aaron Fries to Norwalk Catholic School/St. Paul High. I sincerely thank all those who have contributed to our Norwalk Catholic School Endowment Tip Hosack Fund and encourage all those who love and support our school to consider a gift to endowment Tim Mayles, CPA, CFE, CFF – the gift that keeps on giving. Julie Roberts, D.D.S. God Bless and Thank you. Patrick Schwan, P.E.

Mike Schwieterman FCEDO Endowment Fund 2016/2017 Activity

Fund Balance as of 7/1/2016 Investment/Ordinary Expenses ($130.55) $4,230,588.88 ( Book Value) Investment Income – Loan $4,528,226.55 (Market Value) $1,139.35 Interest Income – Investments Total Investment Income $40,437.90 $136,302.15 Interest Income – Cert. Deposits Contributions to Endowment $74,850.07 $3,709.92 Scholarship Contributions Dividend Income $88,812.80 $70,181.56 Distribution to Schools Partnership Income ($270,000.00) $5,121.76 Scholarship Distribution Mutual Fund Income ($8,000.00) $1,451.34 Endowment Balance - 6/30/2017 Capital Gains Distribution $4,252,553.90 (Book Value) $2,565.09 $4,803,848.60 (Market Value) Gain/(Loss) on Sale of Assets $11,825.78

FCEDO’s Endowment Fund was started by the generosity of 13 Charter Members who made a cumulative gift of $10,000 or more to Endowment. Today our fund will have 80 Charter Members with the induction of our new members this fall. Perhaps you would like to become a Charter Member of the Endowment Fund. We are very grateful for the commitment, dedication, and generosity of our Charter Members. Thank you! Anonymous Mary Ann Creamer Jean & Phil Leak Mark A Schaffer Family Children of Charles P The Geraldine & Kevin Dow Sharon & Leroy Leis David & Marian Schild & Kathleen E Amato Family The Family of Bernard Leitz John Wiedemann & Pamala Anonymous James & Kathleen Eberly Allan & Sue Lesch Schnellinger The Baltes-Covol Family Roger & Marilyn Endsley Rick & Judy Lynch Steve & Ann Schumm Norb & Mary Barman Mary & Marcus French Maple City Ice Darryl & Shannon Skinn Mark & Pam Bellamy Endowment Alma Hakes & the Bronder Neil & Joan McFadden Smith Paving & Excavating Children Clayton & Beatrice Bick Tom & Cindy McLaughlin Leo & Martha Smith Frank Heydinger Estate Bob & Mary Bleile Arnold Miller John & Jeanne Soisson David & Robin Bleile Family Michael H Hay Endowment Harold & Viola Missler Dr Robert & Mrs Maureen Spettel Greg, Lisa, Courtney, Rachel Charles & Mary Ellen Hipp Bill & Marge Newcomer Hugh & Therese Storer & Brooke Bleile Gerard C & Patricia A Hipp Oglesby Construction Inc Henry & Martha Timman Mike & Terry Bleile Gerard & Patricia Hipp Family Robert Opper Duane & Marie Van Dresser Tyler & Travis Bleile Foundation Mr & Mrs Edward Prack Estate Mike & Peggy Bockrath Family The Joel Hipp Family Charles & Marian Reichert Frank & Becky Van Dresser, Sr Steve & Julie Hug Chris, Vicki & Ally Brown Jerry & Pam Reichert Frank & Jill Van Dresser, Jr Tom & Lois Hug Justice Clifford E Brown Father Thomas E Reynolds Mike & Sandi Weisenberger Edwin Huth Dr Nino & Eda Camardese The John Riley Family & Family Jean Keller Joan C Camp Endowment The Leon Riley Family Robert & Rosalyn Wise Estate Reverend Harvey Keller Rita Cecil William & Julie Roberts Family Alma Wood Gene & Arlene Krupp Ruth Connell Cornelius J & Mary Ruffing

All planned-giving donors are honored for their support of our mission with enrollment in The Mustardseed Society. When you make a planned gift to FCEDO, you share your life and resources with the students at Norwalk Catholic School, ensuring that they have everything they need to succeed. In addition, a planned gift provides for the future of Catholic education in the Norwalk, Ohio area. We are grateful. Our current Mustardseed Society members are… Richard & Bettie Alge The Late Mary Ann Creamer Allan & Sue Lesch Henry & Martha Timman Charles Amato James & Kathleen Eberly Estate Arnold Miller Estate Duane L & Marie Van Dresser John Amato Marcus & Mary French Estate John & Sue Riley Estate Norb & The Late Sheila Barman Joel & Pat Hipp Stephen & Ann Schumm Frank & Becky Van Dresser, Sr Mark & Pam Bellamy Father Frank Kehres Michael & Christine Frank & Jill Van Dresser, Jr Chris & Vicki Brown Reverend Harvey Keller Estate Schwieterman John D & Geraldine E Wilhelm Justice Clifford E Brown Estate Katherine King Leo & Martha Smith Robert & Rosalyn Wise Estate Rita Cecil Estate Bernard Leitz Estate Dr Robert & Mrs Maureen Spettel

Norwalk Catholic School’s endowment funds contribute generously to the annual operational budget of the school. You, too, can continue this legacy with a planned gift. The FCEDO Board of Trustees actively encourages friends of Norwalk Catholic School to continue their support of the school beyond their lifetime with a planned gift. Planned giving is a personal process from start to finish. Board members are available to begin this process with friends of the school. Your gift may be made in many different ways: We can help you plan a legacy gift! Please Contact…  Outright gifts  Bequests Sue Riley  Cash  Life Estates Director of FCEDO  Publicly Traded Securities  Life Insurance Policies Endowment & Planned Giving  Real Property  Life Income Programs 419-668-7223 x 276  Tangible Personal Property  Retirement Plan Gifts [email protected]