2015 - Holy Name High School

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Holy Name Celebrates
Bright Future Ahead
As centennial events conclude, Holy Name
prepares to grow and build for next 100 years
Team Up
for Turf!
Holy Name announces $1.5 million
project to build a multi-purpose field
and track on-campus
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Benjamin Farmer to step
down as president at end
of 2014-2015 school year
A Foundation to Serve:
An alumnae profile on Anita Hnanicek
Cook ’74 and Kelly Connor Petty ’82
Serving others in His Name
A publication of
Holy Name High School
2014-2015 VOL. 32 / NO. 1
WWW.HOLYNAMEHS.COM
FROM THE PRESIDENT
Dear Alumni, Parents, and Friends:
After helping to celebrate Holy Name High
School’s 100th anniversary and with the school
in a great position to succeed for the next
100 years, I’ve decided to step down from my
position as president effective June 30, 2015.
Words cannot express how much I’ve enjoyed
the more than 25 years I’ve spent at Holy
Name as a teacher, football and track coach,
assistant principal, principal, and president. It
has been an honor to be a part of the Holy Name
family and to watch thousands of students
grow and develop into outstanding
individuals who we are proud to
call Namers. I thank all of you
who have supported Holy
Name and me throughout
the years, and know your
commitment to the school
will allow it to thrive.
Our centennial celebrations
were just a few examples of how
supportive alumni, parents, and
friends are of Holy Name, and I must
say that 2014 was a remarkable year for us. As
we recognized our 100th anniversary, we were
able to connect with many of you who came
back to celebrate. It was great to see so many
people come together, get involved, and really
make Holy Name shine.
In May, the Class of 2014 had a wonderful
Baccalaureate Mass and Commencement. The
Rev. William Krizner, who for many years was the
Chaplain at Holy Name, was the Mass Celebrant.
John Banaszak ’68 was the Commencement
Speaker. Banaszak is a three-time NFL Super
Bowl Champion who played for the Pittsburgh
Steelers. He spoke about leading strong and
productive lives – a great message for our
It has been an honor
to be a part of the
Holy Name family and
to watch thousands
of students grow and
develop into outstanding
individuals who we are
proud to call Namers.
— President Benjamin Farmer
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graduates. Certainly, the Class of 2014 was
blessed to have such wonderful events.
June brought about our All-School Reunion
and NamerFEST. Many classes had reunions as
part of the fun weekend of events. That same
weekend we held a ceremony to dedicate our
Ohio Historical Marker. Those who took part in
that weekend will not forget NamerFEST 2014!
In September, we celebrated the official
‘birthday’ of Holy Name with a Mass and
cupcake celebration. October quickly arrived
after that, giving us the opportunity to celebrate
Homecoming Weekend. Our 1975 Football,
1981 Baseball, and 2006 Girls’ Soccer State
Championship Teams were all inducted into our
Hall of Fame that weekend. It was fantastic to see
this group of athletes and coaches come together.
At our Homecoming Football Game the next
evening we had not only the state champions
as guests at a pre-game cookout, but all former
players, cheerleaders, and band members.
Everyone who attended then formed a tunnel
for our team to take the field and defeat Central
Catholic, making it an even better night.
November included a Mass to commemorate
Veterans Day. Dr. Brian Adams ’86 gave
a presentation and reflection after Mass that
captured the entire audience. The alumni
veterans in attendance, as well as our entire
school community, were extremely appreciative.
Finally, our year-long celebration ended with a
Centennial Mass in December, with hundreds
in attendance gathering in the Memorial Gym
to honor Holy Name’s past and to prepare for an
even brighter future.
I invite you to visit our campus. We have
new windows along the front of our building,
in large part due to generous donations from
Tony Ferrante ’49 and the Michael Talty and
Helen Talty Charitable Trust. The windows look
wonderful, update the school, and are extremely
ecologically efficient. We hope to complete the
entire project this summer.
Thank you for your support of Holy Name,
and enjoy this issue of The Wave!
6000 Queens Highway
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(440) 886-0300
holynamehs.com
Benjamin B. Farmer, M. Ed.
PRESIDENT
Shelbrey Althoff Blanc ’95, M.A.
PRINCIPAL
Ray Murphy, M.A., M.B.A.
DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT
Colleen Corrigan Day ’88
DIRECTOR OF CONSTITUENT
RELATIONS
Kate McCall ’05, M.A.
COMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATE
Edward McIntire ’96
DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS
Emily Balodis ’10
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS
Thomas Moore/
TM Communications
CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Bill Joyce ’95
ART DIRECTION
David Fisher ’94,
Paul Kowal ’08, Thomas Moore,
and Woodard Photographic
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Advisory Board Members
Rachel Defante Hoy ’95, CPA
CHAIR
Scott Opincar ’87, J.D., Esq.
VICE CHAIR
Brian Adams ’86, M.D.
Rev. John T. Carlin, MDiv., M.A.,
M.B.A., M.A.
Renee Bellflower Cerny ’83, M.A.
Kevin W. Day ’78
Thomas Day Jr. ’70
Beth Waitkus Ehrbar, M.Ed.
Matt Gray ’86
Kevin Kuntz ’78, M.S.A.
Joseph Laviano ’87
Prof. William Mahnic ’75
Gregory E. Preisel ’92, CPA
Mark Priebe ’88
Frank N. Rini ’75
Maureen Byrne Sico ’84
Sincerely,
Floyd A. Trouten III
Honorary Advisory Board
Rev. William Krizner, M.Div.
Benjamin B. Farmer
President
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Anthony Magalski ’81, M.D.
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The
CONTENTS
Francis (Frank) Sroka ’33
Celebrates His 100th
Birthday with Help
from HN Students
O
p.4
Anita Hnanicek Cook ’74
stands in front of the
West Side Catholic Center
FEATURES
DEPARTMENTS
4 | Alumnae Profile:
Anita Hnanicek Cook ’74
and Kelly Connor Petty ’82
6 | Team Up for Turf
Multi-Purpose Field and
Track Project Launches
9 | Benjamin Farmer
to Step Down as
Holy Name’s President
10 | New Faculty Members
Join the Holy Name
Community
22 | New Advisory Board
Members are Announced
14 2014 Graduation
17 Eugene T. Krakowiak
Golf Classic
18 NamerFEST
20 Hall of Fame
23 Student Corner
24 Spring 2014 and Fall 2014
n Thursday, February 5, students,
teachers, and administrators from
Holy Name traveled to St. Mary of the
Woods in Avon to celebrate the 100th birthday of
alumnus Francis (Frank) Sroka ’33! The special day
began with a Mass celebrated in honor of Frank,
who was also joined by
many of his children
and grandchildren.
HN’s Music Ministry
group, directed by
Theology Teacher
Sara Gresko ’08, led all
of the liturgical hymns
and songs.
After the Mass, the
HN Students Making
a Difference (SMAD)
Club surprised Frank with hundreds of birthday
cards and a memory board filled with pictures and
stories from his own days as a student at HN. They
also gave him a new HN mug as well as a hat and
sweatshirt, which he immediately wanted to wear!
Additionally, Director of Constituent Relations
Colleen Corrigan Day ’88 presented Frank and his
family with several happy birthday proclamations
and letters from cities and local congresspeople.
We wish Frank a very happy 100th birthday and
thank him for his continued support of Holy Name!
Athletic Awards
25 Alumni Basketball
Tournament and
Golf Outing Sign Up,
and Alumni Update Form
p.6
26 Scholarships
27 Class Notes & Reunions
30 Alumni Updates
31 Donor Roll
holynamehs.com | 2014-2015
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ALUMNAE PROFILE
A
Foundation
to Serve
FOR ANITA HNANICEK COOK ’74 AND KELLY CONNOR PETTY ’82,
DRIVE TO HELP OTHERS BEGAN WITH EXPERIENCES AT HOLY NAME
or more than 100 years, Holy
Name High School has created
a suppor tive educ ationa l
environment that nurtures not
only academic excellence in its
students, but also helps them grow spiritually,
socially, and morally.
It was at the school that the foundation
of helping those most in need was put in
place for Anita Hnanicek Cook ’74 and
Kelly Connor Petty ’82 – and the residents
of Greater Cleveland are better off because
of them.
Cook, executive director of the West Side
Catholic Center, and Petty, superintendent
and CEO of the Cuyahoga County Board of
Developmental Disabilities, work tirelessly
every day to make sure that some of the most
vulnerable residents in the community have
a chance at a better life.
Taking care of the least
of your brothers
A warm bed. A hot meal. A clean shirt.
The opportunity to turn their lives around.
Those are just some of the basic needs
of the more than 6,000 men, women, and
children who walk through the doors each
year of the West Side Catholic Center on
Lorain Avenue. In 2013, more than 67,000
Anita Hnanicek Cook ’74 works with a volunteer at the West Side Catholic Center.
meals were served and more than 6,000
pieces of clothing were distributed at the
agency’s drop-in center, while more than
11,000 nights of lodging and 27,000-plus
meals were served at the neighboring 34-bed
women and children’s center.
“Anything that people need to survive
we have here,” Cook said. “We are charged,
especially in the Catholic faith, to take care of
the least of our brothers, and the people who
come to our Center have nowhere else to go.
I think a city is judged on how well it takes
care of those who are less fortunate, and we
have more than 200 regular volunteers and
up to 5,000 other volunteers who are trying
to make the world a better place.”
I remember Mr. Maras in English class talking about pride of performance, meaning you
should be proud of what you do, and pride of self, meaning you should be proud of what
— Anita Hnanicek Cook ’74
you put your name on. I’ve tried to do that throughout my life.
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ALUMNAE PROFILE
Cook joined the Center as CFO in 2009
before taking over the role of executive director
in 2011, where she and her staff work daily to
make sure the Center is able to meet the needs
of its clients and change the community’s
perception of those in need.
“I deal with so many stereotypes, but our
clients have so many challenges to overcome.
I like to tell people that the success stories
take time and the definition of success may
be a bit different here,” she explained. “The
best thing you can do for one of our clients
is look them in the eyes and talk with them.
Many people avert their eyes when they see a
homeless person, so if you can validate them
and give them the gift of humanity, that is
as important as the plate of food you are
handing them. That is how our volunteers
are changed by being here at the West Side
Catholic Center.
“I tell everyone that this is the best job
I’ve ever had and hopefully it will be the last
job I ever have, as I want to be able to retire
from here and go off into a new career of
volunteering.”
The lessons she learned at Holy Name still
influence Cook in her daily work.
“I remember Mr. Maras in English class
talking about pride of performance, meaning
you should be proud of what you do, and
pride of self, meaning you should be proud
of what you put your name on. I’ve tried
to do that throughout my life,” Cook said.
“I had some wonderful teachers, as Sister
Frances Ann inspired me as a math student
and Sister Therese Marie really prepared us
for college in her AP History class. You really
had a strong buy-in from everyone involved
at the school and a strong dedication from
the teachers.
“I had a great experience at Holy Name
and the fact that, after 100 years, the school
is staying true to itself and forming young
men and women in Greater Cleveland is
really important.”
In addition to her work with the West Side
Catholic Center, Cook and her husband, Tom
’74, are also active consultants with Social
Venture Partners in Cleveland. The couple
resides in Tremont.
A place for everyone
The Cuya hoga Count y Board of
Kelly Connor Petty ’82
Developmental Disabilities provides a full
range of services to more than 10,000 residents
in Cuyahoga County, including in-home
early intervention programs for very young
children and their families, assistance to 31
school districts, leisure programs for seniors,
vocational training, and crisis intervention.
But the Board’s reach also extends into the
community as it works to help people with
developmental disabilities find a meaningful
place in the world. As part of the outreach
program, the Board has developed an urban
farm network in several local communities,
and has a network of franchised Just-A-Buck
stores that provide employment opportunities
for people with disabilities, with the Parma
store recently earning a Business of the Month
Award from the Mayor’s Office.
“The people we support can be vulnerable
and there needs to be a system in place that
protects them. Our network of providers is
there to support them from birth to death,”
Petty said. “At the same time, for people with
disabilities, their place in this world has been
advancing and they want a full, meaningful
life. I believe it is an important role for us to
help them achieve that and put opportunities
in place so they are experiencing real life. That
part of the job is taking on an increasingly
important role for us because people with
disabilities are speaking out that they want
a job, want to spend time with their friends,
and just do the types of things that everyone
else does.”
Petty has served in her current role as
superintendent and CEO since April 1, 2013,
after having been assistant superintendent
and COO since July 2011. Her involvement
with the Board dates back to 1991, when
she began working as a medicaid specialist
in the Community/Residential Services
Division. Later, she held various positions
in that division before being named general
manager in 2002 and then director in 2007. In
2008, she became the director of Community
and Medicaid Services.
While her career of helping others started
as a student at Xavier University, Petty’s
commitment to making a difference was
developed at Holy Name.
“I took a summer job near my parents’
home in North Royalton as a service provider,
and I almost instantly fell in love with the
work,” she said. “It was fun and rewarding,
and I felt I got just as much, if not more,
back from the people that I worked with.
Later on when I came to work for the County
Board, I enjoyed it because it was a job that I
could step into with a significant amount of
responsibility and have a rewarding career.
“I learned at Holy Name that if you are
going to do something you should do it
the right way, as well as the importance of
committing to a life that makes a difference
for other people.”
Petty still has ties to the school, as Holy
Name students have volunteered with the
organization over the years, most notably
with the Board’s bowling leagues. For nearly
six years Holy Name students have joined
developmentally disabled adults at Red Circle
Lanes in Parma every Thursday afternoon
from September to April to offer them support
and encouragement while they bowl. This
commitment to helping others led the Board
to honor the Holy Name student volunteers
with an Inclusion Award in 2011.
“We have been the recipient of some great
volunteer work from the students at Holy
Name over the years,” she said, “and we don’t
give the Inclusion Award to just anybody, so
it is something for the school to be proud of.”
Petty and her husband, Keith, currently
reside in Olmsted Township.
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MULTI-PURPOSE FIELD AND TRACK PROJECT
Team Up
for
Turf
HOLY NAME LAUNCHES FUNDRAISING EFFORT TO BUILD
ON-CAMPUS MULTI-PURPOSE FIELD AND TRACK
ince its founding in
1914, Holy Name High
School has worked
to position itself as
the preeminent, co-educational
Catholic high school in the
Cleveland area by providing young
men and women with a nurturing
and supportive educational
environment in which to develop
the “Triple Threat” student: Mind,
Body, and Spirit.
To ensure that it can stay true
to that commitment, Holy Name
is updating and building on to the
school’s athletic facilities as one of
several planned improvements to
the campus. Under the current
proposal, the grass practice field
located behind the school will be
replaced with a multi-purpose turf
field lined for football, soccer, and
lacrosse, and a six-lane all-weather
track surrounding the field will
also be installed.
The planned updates will
allow for several athletic teams,
including soccer, lacrosse, track
and field, and junior varsity and
freshmen football, to hold home
games on campus for the first
time. It would truly bring the
home field advantage home.
“While we have great indoor
athletic facilities, we are lagging
behind in our outdoor ones,”
said Athletic Director Jack
Richardson ’79. “More than 65
percent of our students participate
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THIS IS HOLY NAME’S OPPORTUNITY TO
HAVE A TRUE HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE AND
TO PROVIDE A FIELD AND TRACK THAT ARE
BOTH SAFE AND MULTI-FUNCTIONAL.
— Varsity Head Football Coach Dan Wondolowski
in athletics and right now our
student-athletes have to travel to
St. Bridget for games. It would be
great to have those events right
outside the door of our campus.
Being able to increase attendance
of students at our games would
create a wonderful situation for
our student-athletes. It will be
the greatest feeling in the world
to have everyone engaged and
on-campus, showing that we are
striving for the future, and the
students will love it.
“It is important to note that
this isn’t just the dream of the
Athletic Office, this is a team
effort between the Advisory
Board, the president, and our
alumni – it is truly a Holy Name
effort to get this done. Everyone
in the school is behind this.
“Once we have the updated
facility, you will be able to pull into
the parking lot and see a beautiful
field, one that is a visual reminder
that Holy Name is moving forward
and viable. It will show that we are
committed to being here for the
next 100 years.”
While the benefits to the
athletic program at Holy Name
will be the most visible aspect of
the project, the updates are vital
to ensure the continued growth
of the school, according to Scott
Opincar ’87, vice chairman on
the school’s Advisory Board
and head of the subcommittee
working on the “Team Up for
Turf” fundraising effort.
“There are four primary reasons
why we need a multi-purpose
facility, the first being safety,”
Opincar said. “The significant
use our teams currently put
on the grass field doesn’t allow
time for the grass to regrow, and
by the end of the year the field
can become very hard. When
parents are making a financial
decision about where to send their
children, we need to make sure
Holy Name’s facilities are safe
and able to handle the demands
of the athletic programs.
“In addition to athletics, the
marching band would be able to
use the field to practice and we
could hold gym classes and other
events outside as well. It would
also make it easier for students
and parents to attend events, and
increasing attendance would boost
the overall experience of being an
athlete at Holy Name.
“The facility will also help
with admissions. Having a
multi-use field will allow us to
host CYO games and events on
campus, allowing us to market
the school and our facilities to a
wider audience, one that may not
otherwise come to Holy Name
and see what we have to offer as
a school.
“Finally, this is necessary if we
are to stay competitive with other
schools, both private and public,
who have already improved their
athletic facilities – they found a
PLANNED giving
MULTI-PURPOSE FIELD AND TRACK PROJECT
The $1.5 million “Team Up for Turf” project will provide for the installation of a synthetic turf field
and a six-lane all-weather track (above), as well as a gated entrance and other amenities (below).
way to get it done; now we have
to find a way.”
Varsity Head Football Coach
Dan Wondolowski agreed with
both Richardson and Opincar,
and said, “This is Holy Name’s
opportunity to have a true home
field advantage and to provide
a field and track that are both
safe and multi-functional. It’s
long overdue, and will take care
of challenges that have persisted
since I was an assistant coach more
than ten years ago. I know this
won’t just benefit football players;
it will benefit every student at
Holy Name.”
Pat Nicholson ’04 has seen the
need for a new facility from both
sides – first as a student-athlete
and now as the head of the school’s
track and field program.
“This is something we haven’t
had even going back to the old
campus,” Nicholson said. “When
I first took over as coach I talked
to Jack (Richardson) and he has
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always been willing to work with
us on improvements. We initially
cleared a field by campus for
discus throws and shot put, and
I’m proud of the commitment
from the AD and the other
coaches to get something done
and make this school an even
better place.
“But now we need these new
facilities not only for sports, but
also to help get students into the
building and consider Holy Name
as an option. To Holy Name’s
credit, as much as we are moving
forward as a school, we are still
staying true to our high academic
standard and making sure that
our students earn everything they
get, both in the classroom and on
the athletic field. I appreciate that
as an alumnus.”
The school is asking for
support from all constituents to
raise the $1.5 million needed to
successfully complete this project.
As of March 11, 2015, $526,000
has been raised. The turf field
will be named Cicerchi Field
in recognition of the generous
support of Rich Cicerchi ’65.
Additional naming rights,
including those for the track,
pavilion, bleachers, and more,
are still available.
“This is something that I
hope everyone from alumni to
staff to teachers will support
as it will benefit the entire
school,” Opincar said. “We need
financial support to complete
this; however, it will require all
of our constituents to step up
and meet the challenge. While
we understand that everyone’s
financial situation is different,
we believe that everyone can find
a way financially to support this
important project.”
To learn more about this
project and how you can support
it, visit www.TeamUpforTurf.
com. You can also contact
Director of Advancement Ray
Murphy at (440) 886-0300, ext.
111, or by email at RMurphy@
HolyNameHS.com.
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Multi-Purpose Field and Track Naming Opportunities
D O N O R I N F O R M AT I O N
Name(s) _________________________________________ Address ________________________________________________________
City __________________________________________________________ State ____________________ ZIP ____________________
Telephone (Home) _____________________________________________ (Work) _____________________________________________
(Cell) _________________________________________ Email ____________________________________________________________
DONOR OPPORTUNITIES
Commemorative Brick Order
I/We wish to purchase a commemorative brick(s), which will be prominently displayed in the Holy Name Donor Plaza located near the MultiPurpose Field and Track. ___ (qty.) 8" x 8" brick(s) @ $1,000 each = $__________ ___ (qty.) 4" x 8" brick(s) @ $500 each = $__________
Total amount = $________________ _____ Pay entire amount by June 30, 2015 _____ Make annual payments for _____ years as follows:
Amount due June 30, 2015 = $__________ Amount due June 30, 2016 = $__________ Amount due June 30, 2017 = $__________
Personalizing Your Brick (Please indicate how you would like your brick(s) to be engraved)
4" x 8" bricks – 3 lines, 20 characters maximum per line;
8" x 8" bricks – 6 lines, 20 characters maximum per line;
this includes blank spaces and punctuation
this includes blank spaces and punctuation
******************** ********************
******************** ********************
******************** ********************
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One-Time Gift
I/We wish to make my/our contribution in the form of: o Check (enclosed) o Credit Card o Stock (Stock transfer procedure will be sent to you.)
Pledge
I/We hereby pledge to contribute a total of $____________________ in cash and/or assets to support Holy Name’s Team Up for Turf
Multi-Purpose Field and Track Project: Amount Enclosed $____________ Balance Pledged (payable by 6/30/2017) $_____________
Please schedule installments on a o monthly o quarterly o yearly basis
Please send me/us a payment reminder each year of my/our pledge in (month): ________________
Gift Matching
My/Our gift will be matched by ____________________________________ Company / Foundation / Family.
Match Amount $ ______________________________ o Form enclosed o Form will be forwarded
Credit Card Information
Please charge my credit card: o VISA o MasterCard o Discover o AMEX Name on Card ___________________________________
Billing Address __________________________________________ Account Number ____________________ Expiration Date _________
CSV# ___________________ Authorized Signature __________________________________________ Date ________________________
Recognition:
Please use the following name(s), exactly as they appear, in all acknowledgements. _________________________________________________
Signature _____________________________________________________________________________ Date _______________________
Donor Recognition Levels
(All donors will be recognized in the Donor Plaza)
Hall of Fame $100,000 and above • All-American $50,000-$99,999 • All-State $25,000-$49,999 • MVP $10,000-$24,999
Captain $5,000-$9,999 • Varsity $2,500-$4,999 • Player $1,000-$2,499 • Booster $500-$999
Naming Rights
New Turf Field (10-year naming rights) $150,000 COMMITTED! • New Track (permanent naming rights) $200,000
New Track (10-year naming rights) $100,000 • Pavilion $100,000 • Bleachers $100,000 • Ticket Booth $75,000
Concession Stand $75,000 • End Zone Advertising (10 years) $50,000 • Pole Vault Area $25,000
Long Jump Area $25,000 • Scoreboard Advertising (five years) $20,000 • Track Lane (limited to six) $20,000
Bricks (8˝ x 8˝) $1,000 • Bricks (4˝ x 8˝) $500
Holy Name High School, c/o Team Up for Turf 6000 Queens Hwy., Parma Heights, OH 44130
For additional information contact Ray Murphy at (440) 886-0300, ext. 111. Gifts are deductible as allowed by law.
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ADMINISTRATION
President Benjamin Farmer
to Step Down Effective June 30
W
hen Benjamin Farmer
began his career at Holy
Name High School in
1988, he had no idea he
would spend the next 27 years at the school as
an educator, coach, and administrator. Now,
after nearly three decades as a member of the
Holy Name community, Farmer will step
down from his current position as president
on June 30, 2015.
B efore joi n i ng t he Holy Na me
administration, Farmer was a math teacher.
He also coached football and track, serving
as the head girls’ track coach from 1992 to
1998. At the beginning of the 2002-2003
school year, Farmer was named the assistant
principal for academics. After one year as an
assistant principal, he was named the school’s
principal, when then-principal Raymond
Ramicone ’63 became the school’s president.
A year later, in 2004, Farmer was appointed
the second president of Holy Name while
also retaining his position as principal. He
continued to serve in this dual position until
the 2014-2015 school year, when the positions
were again split. Farmer remained as president,
while Shelbrey Althoff Blanc ’95 became the
school’s first female lay principal.
“From being a teacher to being the
president, I’ve enjoyed all of the roles and
responsibilities I’ve had while at Holy Name,”
said Farmer. “It has been a special place for
me and a great experience in my life because
of the kids. I’ve been able to see thousands of
students grow and develop into outstanding
people, and I will never forget my time
spent here.”
During his tenure as both principal and
president, Farmer was instrumental in helping
foster an environment where students and
faculty could learn and communicate with
21st century technology. The former second
floor library was renovated into the Ferrante
Library Media Center, with new computers,
Benjamin Farmer has spent 27 years at Holy Name High School.
He has served as a math teacher, coach, and administrator.
iPads, and laptops available for student use
throughout the day. Additionally, the entire
campus is now wireless, allowing both students
and faculty to have access to the Internet for
educational purposes while in the classroom.
Several building and grounds improvements
were also made with Farmer at the helm,
including the installation of new boilers,
windows, and lights in the school building.
An additional practice field was built on the
school grounds to accommodate more athletic
practices, and a state-of-the-art fitness and
wellness center was installed to encourage and
help all Holy Name students lead healthier
lifestyles.
Academically, Farmer is proud of the
College Credit Plus (CCP) Program that is
very unique to Holy Name. The program,
formerly called PSEOP, allows sophomore,
junior, and senior students to take postsecondary enrollment courses on the Holy
Name campus during the academic day.
During these courses, students earn both high
school and college credit at the same time.
“When combined with the AP courses that
are also available, students can potentially earn
over 50 semester hours of college credit. It’s a
tremendous opportunity to make available,”
said Farmer.
Although all of these initiatives have helped
the school grow and remain strong, Farmer
says his most important accomplishment as
president has been the financial management
of the school. “I’m happy to say that Holy
Name is fiscally sound, and will be able
to provide students with an outstanding
educational experience for years to come,”
he said.
Farmer is unsure of what his plans are for
next school year, but he expects to remain
active in education. “Education is my passion,
and it has been a privilege to work at a school
with as much energy and spirit as Holy Name,”
he said. “Wherever my path takes me next,
I will carry the wonderful memories I have
from here with me.”
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NEW FACULTY & STAFF
Holy Name Welcomes New Faculty, Staff,
and Administrators for 2014-2015 School Year
FACULTY
Amy Hirzel
E N G L I S H T E AC H E R
Amy Hirzel discovered the
power of literature as a child
and she wants to share that
experience with her students.
Hirzel joined the Holy Name
English Department this
fall to teach English IV and
Honors English I. She brings
a consider able am ount of
experience as she has taught 11
different subjects in her six years
of teaching, ranging from AP
Literature to Speech and Drama.
Hirzel’s classes will help
students improve their reading,
writing, speaking, listening, and
thinking skills, while also bringing
them into a deeper understanding
and appreciation of what they
are reading.
“I want them to analyze the
author/reader relationship to
discover the power that words
hold and determine what the
writer is trying to communicate
to the reader,” she explained.
“There is a difference between
summarizing and analyzing a text,
which is something they will learn
throughout the year. I try to focus
my classes a lot on writing so my
students will get used to it. They
will have to do a lot of writing
when they reach college, so if I
can make that easier, that is great.
“In the end, I hope that they
will fall in love with reading the
10
same way I did.”
Hirzel was excited for the
opportunity to join the Holy
Name community for a variety
of reasons.
“There is a different attitude
here as you have the opportunity
to engage in discussions with
students on a different level,”
she said. “I’m also from Parma,
and my husband, Greg ’04, is a
graduate of Holy Name so I’ve
known about the high academic
standards here. The students are
great and the staff is amazing.
This is the best choice I could
have made.”
Daniel Humphrey ’09
A R T T E AC H E R
Daniel Humphrey ’09 moves
easily among his students,
encouraging them as they work.
It ’s just another day in
Humphrey’s art class at Holy
Name.
Humphrey joined the Fine
Arts Department this fall and
will teach Basic Design, Digital
Photography, and Computer
Graphic Design, and serve as
the Yearbook’s faculty advisor.
While this is only his second year
as a full-time teacher, Humphrey
is already an accomplished
educator, as he is the recipient
of the 2014 New Professional
Art Educator of the Year Award
from the National Art Education
Association.
And it all began in the same
classroom that Humphrey now
calls his own.
“I was always interested in art,
but it was Karen Sorace-Thomas
at Holy Name who was the first
teacher to tell me I should pursue
a career in the arts,” Humphrey
said. “Some of the teachers I had
are still here, and what they did
for me has a direct impact on my
teaching style.”
While Humphrey works to help
his students appreciate, enjoy,
and participate in the creative
aspect of art, he also wants to
create a space where students
feel welcomed.
“I want to go above and beyond
the curriculum and give them life
lessons,” he explained. “I want to
focus on providing them with 21st
century skills, and art is perfect
for that because it gives the
students an opportunity to learn
from their mistakes. Hopefully,
the students will walk away from
my class with a creative mindset
and a strong work ethic.”
A 2013 graduate of Kent State
University where he majored in art
education and minored in fine arts
and education, Humphrey said he
feels motivated by the opportunity
to teach at his alma mater.
“As a graduate of the school,
Holy Name has been on my
radar as a place to come back
to,” he said. “There is a family
atmosphere and spirit about the
school that always makes you feel
welcomed. The mutual respect
between myself and the students
is also really strong, which makes
my job easier.”
Lillian Paul
F R E N C H T E AC H E R
Lillian Paul, who joined Holy
N a m e’s Fo re i g n L a n g u a ge
Department this fall to teach
French, knew she wanted to be an
educator early on. An inspirational
high school teacher deepened her
love for the profession and led
her down the path to become a
teacher herself.
After earning a bachelor’s
degree in French and education
and a master’s in French literature
at Ohio University, Paul worked
for the past four years as a
French teacher at New London
High School. Prior to college, she
spent a year as a foreign exchange
student in Belgium, which helped
her develop her language skills and
her understanding of European
culture, aspects that she brings
to her students.
“My main goal is to help my
students learn about other
cultures, learn that people
have differences, and develop
a cultural understanding of
France,” she said. “That is really
important to me.”
While understanding the
country’s culture, politics, and
history is an important part of
her classes, Paul also wants her
students to leave the classroom
learning how to speak the French
language. “I want my students to
be able to walk away at the end of
the year confident that they can
have a conversation in French,”
Paul said. “I want to make a bigger
impact on them than just making
sure they can say bonjour.”
The opportunity to work in
an environment like Holy Name
NEW FACULTY & STAFF
appealed to Paul when she
decided to make a career move.
“I was not familiar with private
schools, but I was looking for a
new experience,” she said. “The
way the students are hardworking
and dedicated also gave me a good
impression about the school. I’ve
been very impressed with how
enthusiastic my students are
about learning French and their
openness to learning new things.”
Rich Kozub ’01
SOCIAL STUDIES
T E AC H E R
Rich Kozub is all about the
real world when it comes to his
students.
A 2001 graduate of Holy Name,
Kozub joined the Social Studies
Department this fall where he
teaches U.S. History, AP World
History, and Civilizations. During
his classes, he challenges his
students in a supportive way while
sharing personal experiences to
help put the current subject into
perspective.
It is all part of his plan to
educate his students beyond
just the facts and figures found
in a textbook.
“I try to take the content from
the classroom and match it to a
real world experience, leaving the
textbook as a secondary source
if you need help,” he explained. “I
want to make sure my students
gain critical thinking skills that will
help them succeed in life.
“The more in-depth you can go
into a subject, the more interested
the students are, which means
they are enjoying the subject
matter more. In my class, I want
my students to have an open mind
and be willing to put themselves
in someone else’s shoes.”
Kozub was drawn to the
teaching profession by the
dual influences of his mother,
who was a teacher, and his own
experiences as a student. When
the opportunity to teach at Holy
Name presented itself, Kozub was
eager to return to a place that he
says “feels like home.”
“My experiences as a student
here were phenomenal,” he said.
“I still have a group of about 10
friends who I am still connected to
and we attribute our friendship to
Holy Name, so some of the draw
to return was the opportunity to
give back to the school.
“Another factor is that what we
stand for academically is in line
with my own beliefs that academic
rigor and Catholic values are very
important. The experience keeps
getting better and better each day
as I am building a rapport with the
students and the faculty.”
Terrence
Kenneally ’67
IRISH STUDIES
T E AC H E R
Spend just a few minutes with
Terrence Kenneally ’67 and one
thing becomes abundantly clear
– he loves Ireland almost as much
as he loves Holy Name.
Kenneally is blending those
two loves this year by offering
an Irish Studies elective course
as a member of the school’s
Social Studies Department. In
the class, students spent the fall
learning about the history of the
Emerald Isle, while in the spring,
Kenneally has turned his focus to
Irish literature. He developed the
course after earning a master’s
degree in Irish studies from John
Carroll University.
“Anyone who knows me knows
I have Ireland written all over me,”
said Kenneally, whose ancestors
emigrated to America in 1851
during the Irish potato famine.
“Because of that I’ve always had
an interest in Ireland and I want
my students to come away with
an appreciation of the country.”
In addition to studying topics
such as Oliver Cromwell’s time in
Ireland, Kenneally has brought in
a variety of speakers to his class.
So far this year, his students have
had the opportunity to hear from
Irish Supreme Court Justice
Adrian Hardiman; Donncha
O’Connell, head of the law school
at the National University Ireland
Galway; and Dr. Ruan O’Donnell,
a senior lecturer at the University
of Limerick.
The class also visited
Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum
at Quinnipiac University in
Connecticut, and viewed the
University’s special exhibit on
The Lady Sligo Letters: Westport
House and Ireland’s Great Hunger.
A former member of the Holy
Name Advisory Board, Kenneally
has deep roots at the school. He
met his wife, Susan (Cejka) ’67,
here, and three of their children,
Terry Jr. ’86, Sean ’87, and Erin
’89, are graduates. In addition,
Kenneally was inducted into the
Holy Name Hall of Fame in 1979,
an honor he shares with Sean
and Erin.
“I love Holy Name,” Kenneally
said when asked why he wanted
to teach a class at his alma mater.
“I always have.”
STAFF
Rebecca Williams ’08
G U I DA N C E C O U N S E L O R
After spending the past two
years in Holy Name High School’s
Admissions Office, Rebecca
Williams ’08 has joined the
Guidance Counseling Office as
a guidance counselor. She will
work one-on-one with students
on their current classes and
interests as they navigate the
college admission process.
“I want to help educate them
to select a major that will work for
them,” Williams explained. “We
have developed relationships with
colleges, which can help give our
students an edge. Also, working in
admissions helped prepare me to
speak with students and parents
and having that voice is just as
important in college guidance. I
want to make sure the students
are comfortable talking with me
and know that our office is always
open if they have any questions.”
In addition to her role as a
guidance counselor, Williams is
head coach of the junior varsity
girls’ soccer team, a student
government moderator, and an
assistant Ski Club moderator.
She earned a bachelor’s degree
at Ohio Dominican University and
is currently working on a master’s
degree in youth development
leadership from Clemson
University.
“Becky has been a welcomed
addition to the department,”
said Beth Ann Ritt, head of the
Guidance Counseling Office.
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NEW FACULTY & STAFF
“Becky’s a natural leader who
works well with students and
families. I look for ward to
her contribution to help our
department’s continued growth.”
Emily Balodis ’10
A S S I S TA N T D I R E C T O R
OF ADMISSIONS
Emily Balodis ’10 has joined
the Holy Name Admissions
Office as the assistant director
of admissions. In addition to her
role in the Admissions Office,
Balodis is also the varsity girls’
soccer head coach.
As part of the Admissions
Office, Balodis helps coordinate
shadow days and open houses,
an d tr avels to elem ent ar y
school fairs to promote Holy
Name to prospective students.
In addition, Balodis is working
with the school administration
to develop and grow the types
of programs Holy Name offers
in the summer.
“Holy Name made me the
person I am today,” Balodis said.
“I now want to go out and promote
the school to kids so they can
receive the same opportunity that
Holy Name provided for me. If
you read any essay I ever wrote,
they all say I want to be able to be
back at this school because it is
so welcoming. There are no set
groups of students or the kind
of separation that a lot of high
schools have.”
Balodis was a four-year
letter winner, two-time captain,
and a member of the school’s
2006 state championship girls’
soccer team as a player at Holy
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Name. She went to Notre Dame
College in South Euclid, where
she majored in theology, and
made 13 starts during her college
soccer career. Those experiences
helped Balodis bring an athlete’s
perspective to her alma mater’s
soccer program.
While her new roles keep her
busy, Balodis is enjoying every
minute of it.
“I’m always looking to find new
ways to engage with prospective
students and promote Holy
Name,” she said. “This is exactly
where I want to be and I’m doing
what I want to do, so it really
doesn’t feel like a job.”
Karen Carter
A S S I S TA N T P R I N C I PA L
O F AC A D E M I C S
& SU PE RVISION
Karen Carter has worn many
hats since she joined the Holy
Name community in 1992, but
the one she is currently wearing
may be the best fit yet.
C a r te r h as s e r ve d as a
teacher and coach, and has
held administrative positions
with admissions, athletics,
and guidance over the years.
Witnessing the school from
so many different angles will
serve her well as she assumes
her latest role as the school’s
assistant principal of academics
and supervision.
In her new position, Carter
works closely with the faculty
on developing the curriculum,
makes sure the school stays
current with standardized testing
and graduation requirements,
and works closely with the
Admissions Office and Guidance
Counseling Office.
“My experience has provided
me with a big-picture view of
the school,” Carter said. “This
is just a phenomenal place to
be as the faculty, staff, parents,
and students are wonderful to
work with.”
Car ter’s experience as a
faculty member developed in
her an appreciation of the work
being done by Holy Name’s
dedicated teachers and a desire
to support those efforts as much
as she can.
“The amount of time and
dedication our teachers show
to the students makes everything
we do worthwhile,” she said. “I
believe this side of the desk
should work just as hard or
harder because the faculty is
working so hard.”
Carter added one more role this
year – parent – as her son, Joe, is
a member of the Class of 2018,
which only enhances her feelings
about the school community.
“This is home,” she said. “It
is a family with sound character
and integrity. The students are
awesome and this is just a great
place. The school hasn’t changed
much over the years and I want
everyone to know what a true joy
it is to work at Holy Name.”
Kate McCall ’05
C O M M U N I C AT I O N S
A S S O C I AT E
Almost 10 years af ter
graduating from Holy Name,
Kate McCall ’05 is glad to be
back home. McCall joined the
Holy Name staff in November
as the new communications
associate. Her responsibilities
include overseeing the creation
of The Wave magazine, managing
website content, generating
social media posts, and writing
communications being sent to
alumni, parents, and prospective
students.
Before coming to Holy Name,
McCall worked as a marketing
communic ations specialist
for a promotional marketing
company in Cleveland. She
earned her bachelor’s degree
in communication and theatre
arts from John Carroll University,
and has a master’s degree from
Cleveland State University.
“My family has strong ties
to Holy Name, and I’m a fourthgeneration Namer. From the time
I was little, I remember being
excited for the day when I could
go here,” said McCall. “My goal in
this new position is to get others
excited just as I was, and to show
everyone what a wonderful school
we have that continues to thrive.”
McCall said she is amazed by
how many alumni routinely tell her
how much they loved their time
here, and one word is always used
to describe Holy Name: family.
“When I was a student here,
one of our mottos was ‘We’re more
than a school, we’re family.’ That
still holds true ten years later, and
now it’s my job to communicate
that Holy Name is still a family
that has a lot of great things going
on, and welcomes all,” she said.
“I look forward to sharing stories
about Holy Name, and encourage
everyone – students, parents,
teachers, alumni – to share any
good news they have by sending
information to me at kmccall@
holynamehs.com.”
H O LY N A M E H I G H S C H O O L
all-alumni
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ReUnIoN
Dinner Dance
Friday, June 12th - HN's Main Gym
7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
$20 per person; Casual Attire
Appetizers, cash bar, music, and FUN!
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Saturday, June 13th
H at Holy Name High School H
H 5K Run & 1 Mile Walk ~ 8:30 a.m.
H Alumni Basketball Tournament
(June 12 and 13) and Team Up for Turf
Activities
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GRADUATION
Class of 2014
Commencement Exercises
T
VALEDICTORIAN TAYLOR VERBA ’14 AND SUPER BOWL CHAMPION
JOHN BANASZAK ’68 DELIVER MEMORABLE SPEECHES
he Class of 2014 joined the ranks
of Holy Name alumni during
Commencement exercises last May
23 at St. Columbkille Catholic
Church in Parma.
The 154 members of the class received
their diplomas from President and Principal
Benjamin Farmer to officially become
members of the 97th graduating class from the
school. The newest alumni gained acceptances
at more than 50 different colleges and
universities, and are now attending Baldwin
Wallace, Bowling Green, Case Western
Reserve, John Carroll, Kent State, Miami,
Ohio, St. Louis, Toledo, and more.
“The past four years we have all made
friends. But the greatest thing about our
years at Holy Name is that these friends have
left handprints on our hearts,” valedictorian
Taylor Verba ’14 said in her student address.
“Each person we have encountered at Holy
Name, classmates, teachers, or priests, has
helped make us into bright adults ready for
the next step in our lives. We have learned
lessons from each other that wouldn’t have
been possible in any other environment.
Somehow we, the Class of 2014, have not
only been changed ourselves, but we have
helped changed each other for the better.
“Through Holy Name, we learned that
although life was always changing and
threw us curve balls, God always helped us
hit the home run. We discovered our faith
individually, finding God through retreats,
Kairos, Cenacle, Caritas, service projects, and
our theology classes. As the Chapel is the heart
of Holy Name, it too was and forever will be
the heart of our Holy Name experience. As
we leave for our next life journeys, remember
what Holy Name has taught us: To take God
with you because he will never leave you.
Although our classmates may be far away,
God will always be close to us and serve as
a reminder of the faith-filled Class of 2014.”
John Banaszak ’68, a three-time Super Bowl
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Taylor Verba ’14 delivers the Student Commencement Address
at St. Columbkille Church in Parma.
champion with the Pittsburgh Steelers, the
current head football coach at Robert Morris
University, and one of only six Holy Name
graduates to be honored with the elite Holy
Name Special Recognition Award, delivered
a thoughtful and entertaining address as the
featured Commencement speaker. Banaszak
shared the lessons he learned as he worked
his way from being a young man from the
“corner of Harvard and Broadway” to the top
of his chosen profession.
“Much of my success is due to the fact
that I have been associated with three elite
institutions: The Marines, the Pittsburgh
Steelers, and Holy Name,” he said. “The
many things my wife, Mary (Redig) ’68, and
I have shared in our lives have deep roots in
what was instilled in us at Holy Name. The
Christian values and morals along with the
principles of mind, body, and spirit, are in the
foundation of our marriage and our success.
“There are many people who were an
influence on my life. One of my favorite
high school teachers, Emil Maras, was one of
them. He taught us more than just Chaucer’s
The Canterbury Tales and Homer’s Odyssey,
he taught us boys about being tough guys,
reminding us that there is nothing wrong with
being a tough guy if you are a smart tough
guy. There is no doubt that in the next four
to six years you will need to be tough girls
and tough guys, because the world is a much
different place – everything you do and say
is subject to exposure. You must be diligent
about your privacy. What you write, video,
GRADUATION
John Banaszak ’68 delivers the 2014 Commencement Address.
Banaszak is currently the head football coach at Robert Morris University.
or photograph today can be used against you
years from now.
“My best advice is to find something you
are very passionate about and go for it with
every ounce of energy you can generate. Prove
people wrong and show everyone you can do
it. Be the best, be strong, be tough, be brave,
be proud, and be selfish. The next four to six
years are the most important ones in your
development, so you have to become very
selfish so you can guard your future with
the focus and determination necessary to
become successful.”
During his speech, Banaszak focused
on three men whose words and actions
had inspired him, including Sir Winston
Churchill, former Steelers Head Coach Chuck
Noll, and former Steelers Defensive Line
Coach George Perles.
“In a Commencement speech at
Cambridge, Winston Churchill said, ‘Never
give up. Never give up. Never give up.’ That is
the attitude that successful people must have,
because you will face tough times, difficult
situations, obstacles, and setbacks, but you
must never give up, you must fight hard, and
you must win.
Chuck Noll was my head coach in
Pittsburgh and his favorite words were,
‘Whatever it takes.’ I knew I only had one
chance to make that football team as a
25-year-old rookie, that I had to outwork
everybody and do whatever it takes, and I
was willing to do that.”
Banaszak then shared the advice he received
from George Perles. In his rookie year with
Pittsburgh, Banaszak, after playing only on
special teams for the first nine games of the
season, finally had his opportunity to enter the
tenth game on the defensive line due to injuries
to two other players. As Banaszak prepared
to run onto the field, Perles “pulled me back,
looked me in the eye, and said ‘Don’t blow
it.’ With that motivational message ringing
in my helmet I ran onto the field. I realized
that Coach Perles was absolutely right. This
was my one chance, my one opportunity to
prove to the other teams in the league that I
could play in the National Football League.”
In describing how he had taken full
advantage of opportunities as they arose,
Banaszak hoped to inspire the graduates to
do the same. “It is my hope,” he told them,
“that the Class of 2014 still believes that
America is the land of opportunity, because
your opportunity will come along at some
point, at some time. Now you may only have
one chance, one opportunity…but whatever
opportunity comes along, treat it like it is the
only opportunity you will ever get. If you can
do that, you will be very successful.”
Recognizing that his own address to the
graduates was longer than the nine-word
speech that Churchill delivered at Cambridge,
Banaszak summarized his speech by offering
his own nine words of advice to build a
foundation for future success.
“From Sir Winston Churchill, ‘Never give
up!’ From Chuck Noll, ‘Whatever it takes!’
And from my defensive line coach at the
Pittsburgh Steelers, ‘Don’t blow it!’”
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GRADUATION
Joseph Tobin Adams,
Miami University
Victoria Lee Adkins,
Bowling Green State University
Elizabeth Margaret
Armbruster,
Cleveland State University
Paul Raymond Baker,
John Carroll University
Zachary Paul Balodis,
Junior Hockey
Jessica Rio Baron,
Kent State University
Alyssa Lauren Bean,
Kevin Joseph Begin,
United States Air Force
Rachel Erin Bell,
Capital University
Bridget Mary Benedict,
Alexander Michael Bierut,
Gabrielle Marie Blystone,
Cuyahoga Community College,
Western Campus
Brittany Elizabeth Boldin,
Janessa Marie Brickman,
Thomas James Broa, Jr.,
Western Campus
Carolyn Mary-Elizabeth
Brown,
Baldwin Wallace University
Devante Joseph Brown,
Western Campus
Jamie Allen Bucell,
Junior Hockey
Daniel Steven Carpenter,
Desiree Lynn Cary,
The Ohio State University
Rachel Ann Chapski,
Ohio University
Kimberly Rita Cook,
Notre Dame College of Ohio
Austin James Coreno,
Undecided
Jacqueline Mary Corrigan,
Joseph Cenci Costello,
University of Cincinnati
Meghan Elise Cupach,
Ohio University
Sarah Elizabeth Darby,
University of Akron
Erica Jordan Davis,
Lourdes University
William Tyler Davis,
Gannon University
Samantha Marie Day,
Ohio University
Emily Elizabeth Delaney,
Ohio University
Alex James Demeraski,
Undecided
Kaitlin Elizabeth Dennison,
Brian Matthew DePauw,
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Class of 2014 Post-Graduation Plans
154 students graduated in the class of 2014
4 will serve in the U.S. Armed Forces
(Army and Air Force)
4 have decided to play Junior Hockey
6 are undecided on their plans
91% enrolled in college
11 will attend college out-of-state
129 will attend college in-state
Dominic DiBiasio,
Western Campus
Kaitlin Frances Dienes,
Western Campus
Halle Ann Dlugolinski,
Michael Joseph Donnelly,
Undecided
Kaitlyn Maureen Dosen,
David Michael Duff,
University of Toledo
Andrew James Durdak,
University of Akron
Christopher Alan Durma,
Angela Marie Dziak,
Nicholas Foster,
Carly Cornell Fuerst,
Ohio University
Catherine Christine Gajowski,
Western Campus
Ross Anthony Genchi,
Stacie Michelle Gibson,
Brendan Patrick Gilbert,
Thomas Edward Gliebe,
Christopher Michael Golian,
University of Mount Union
James Henry Gravley III,
Northern Kentucky University
Shane Matthew Gray,
Ohio University
Jacob Richard Grospitch,
Ohio University
Brianna Isabelle Gruber,
Ohio Northern University
Reece Kennedy Grzybowski,
Joseph S. Guadiz,
Ashland University
Timothy J. Higginbotham,
Junior Hockey
Alexander Hiidel,
University of Akron
Samantha Ann Hochevar,
Troy Hodge,
Alliya Jocelyn Horvath,
Western Campus
Jennifer Marie Horvath,
95 will attend a state college or university,
including Akron, Bowling Green, Cincinnati,
Cleveland State, Kent State, Miami (Ohio),
Ohio, Ohio State, Toledo, and more
45
will attend a private college or university,
including Baldwin Wallace, Case Western
Reserve, Dayton, John Carroll, Mount Union,
Notre Dame College, Walsh, and more
$7,376,455
is the total scholarship
money awarded (to date)
Benjamin Hudson,
Rachel Laverne Huseman,
Nathaniel James Jedlinsky,
Ohio University
Morgan Lee Jenkins,
Alex Matthew Jones,
John David Joseph,
Kelli Marie Kachmar,
Kristen Marie Kall,
Michael William Kane, Jr.,
Western Campus
Bradley Michael Karn,
Fairmont State University
Anastasia Keller,
Mark James Keppler,
Sean Patrick King,
Western Campus
Joseph Matthew Klag,
Undecided
Rebecca Marie Knauss,
Concordia University
Wisconsin
Joseph Koenig,
Western Campus
Julie Marie Koenig,
University of Dayton
Rachael Ashley Koenig,
Jacob Vincent Konopka,
Emily Christine Lachowski,
Ohio University
Don H. Le,
Miami University
Emily Christine Lekan,
Western Campus
Ryan James Leonard,
St. Louis University
Ashley Kathryn Liska,
Maddison Logue,
Ohio University
Michael Andrew Loszack,
Mary Margaret Maloney,
University of Dayton
Matthew J. Manzuk,
Western Campus
Nicholas E. McDaniel,
Joseph B. Meehan,
Junior Hockey
Michael Joseph Messina,
Troy Edward Mezera,
Kori Lauren Miller,
Carl Stefan Miluk,
United States Army
Samantha Marie Miranda,
Brevard College
Katherine Jean Mooren,
Virginia Commonwealth
University
Maureen Moran,
Bridget Marie Narolewski,
Western Campus
Rebecca Elizabeth
Newhouse,
University of Akron
Audriana Thao Nguyen,
Eric Michael Norton,
Western Campus
Frank Nunez, Jr.,
Undecided
Margaret Ann O’Gorman,
Rachel Elise Ontko,
Emily Suzanne Oswald,
Tyler W. Perry,
Benjamin Albert Pikus,
Miranda Dawn Polanski,
Stephen Michael Pratt,
Patrick Francis Ream,
Undecided
Max Edward Revay,
Steven Michael Richardson,
Kyle James Richnavsky,
Justin Tyler Romito,
University of South Florida
Margaret Katherine Rybak,
Jake Julius Sabo,
University of Akron
Lindsay Nicole Saintz,
Ohio University
Allison Kate Saki,
Ryan Matthew Sauer,
Robert Seth Scholl,
University of Akron
Alejandro M. Semary,
Conservatory of Recording Arts
and Sciences
Sara Elizabeth Sepesy,
Brandon M. Sienkiewicz,
Tyler Paul Sill,
Natalia Skrodzki,
Alexandra Eve Smith,
Jimmy Lee Smith III,
Ohio Dominican University
Thomas Fredrick Springer,
St. John’s College
Donald Carl Stepic,
Walsh University
Lydia Ann Sternik,
Kent State University,
Twinsburg Campus
Timothy John Szczepinski,
Matthew John Szymanski,
Shawnee State University
David Michael Terschak,
Alexander Joseph Tober,
Ryan J. Tomasi,
Western Campus
Julie Torres,
Taylor Marie Verba,
University of Akron
Owen Matthew Verhiley,
Western Campus
Ellen Kathleen Viancourt,
Nathaniel M. Vollman,
Alyssa Marie Watson,
Haley Morgan Williams,
Allison Joan Wise,
Anthony Wodarczyk,
Western Campus
Candice Marie Wojtowicz,
Heidelberg University
Emily Rose Wolchko,
University of Akron
Mitchell W. Wolf,
Case Western Reserve University
Alayah Alexandra Wypasek,
Brian Patrick Young,
Alyssa Claire Zajaczkowski,
Culinary Institute of America
- Hyde Park Campus
Alec John Zdesar,
GOLF OUTING
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Annual Golf Classic Raises
$3,900 for Eugene T. Krakowiak
Scholarship Fund
hank you to all who
turned out for the
2014 Eugene T.
Krakowiak Golf
Classic at Mallard Creek Golf
Club in Columbia Station on
June 11. Your patronage once
again made this event a success
and added another $3,900 to
the Krakowiak Scholarship
Golf Classic winners Pat Moennich ’01, Tom Day ’02,
Hole-in-One Winner Dan Telzrow ’68
Fund! Although a change in
Danny Day ’08, and Johnny McGoun ’08
and Hole-in-One Sponsor Chad Trush ’94
date contributed to a smaller
turnout this year, this did
not dampen the enthusiasm
of those in attendance. The
passion for this scholarship and
“Mr. K” was on full display by
our golfers who hit the links. A
new addition to the festivities
this year was a Hole-in-One
contest, sponsored by The
Hooley House Sports Pub & Dominic Bornino, Ron Iacoboni, Christine Cieplowski
Tom Schuckert ’69, Dave Stretar ’69,
Grille and Chad Trush ’94,
Ed Echan ’69, and Noel Miller ’69
Mahnic ’75, and William Mahnic ’75
in which prizes were available
Donations & Prizes
The Hooley House Sports Pub
Dinner Sponsor
to win on all four Par 3 holes. Paul Rybak ’68 &
Catherine Cronin
& Grille, Chad Trush ’94
The highlight of the day came Five Star Trucking
Martha Gould ’74
The Islander, Chad Trush ’94
when Dan Telzrow ’68 hit Lunch Sponsor
The Hooley House
The Master Products Company
a hole-in-one on hole #25 Gene Ptacek & Son
Pub & Grille
Greg ’70, the Rev. Neil ’77, and
and won a set of Nike irons! Fire Equipment Co., Inc.,
Jeff ’77 Walters
The Islander
Gene Ptacek ’81
Congratulations Dan!
Senator Tom Patton – Ohio Senate
Lakefront Lines
District 24
As always, we are grateful Beverage Sponsor
Lou Latona ’70
OCRON Systems, LLC,
Qwestcom Graphics, Danny Day
to our generous sponsors and Joe Laviano ’87
Committee
’08, Tom Day ’02, and Joe Krause ’83 & Volunteers
volunteers who make this event Hole-In-One Sponsor
R-Nu-Vinyl Ron Iacoboni Class ’77 John Coleman ’72
possible. Your loyal support is The Hooley House Sports Pub
Wish I Went to Holy Name
appreciated. Meals for the day & Grille, Chad Trush ’94
Schwartz, Downey & Co., LPA,
Paul Kowal ’08
were catered by Dan Jenks ’73 Hole Sponsors
Brian Downey ’82
Mark Krakowiak ’75
Class
of
1968
Paul
Rybak
’68,
and Augie’s Pizza & Catering.
Mark Termini Associates, Inc.,
Mike
Zembala
’68,
Dan
Telzrow
’68,
Joey Laviano ’15
The 2015 golf outing will
Mark Termini ’74
and Tom Sabo ’69
Susan Paris Laviano ’84
take place on Thursday, June
Floyd Trouten, SS&G Financial
Judge Frank Celebrezze ’70
Therese Powers McCall ’75
11 at Pine Hills Golf Club in
Services, Inc.
Cunningham Paving Co.,
Ray Murphy
Hinckley, OH. Make plans to Tim Cunningham ’72
Tom Vaughn ’75, Council
Madeline Priebe ’16
Representative,
Ward
Seven,
join us or consider a sponsorship.
Dean ’86, Kathleen, Blake,
Garfield
Heights
Matt Priebe ’18
Volunteers are always welcome and Hadley DePiero
Vic’s
Floral,
Inc.,
Drew
Haney
’65
Patty McLaughlin Wise ’86
as well!
Fortuna Funeral Home
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NAMERFEST
Hundreds of Alumni and Their Families
Come Back Home to Holy Name for
All-School Reunion and NamerFEST
The annual HN 5K Fun Run and One-Mile Walk, which begins and ends in front of the school, attracted hundreds of participants.
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Namers of all ages came together to enjoy the All-School Reunion on Friday, June 13.
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n Friday, June 13 and Saturday,
June 14, alumni and friends of
Holy Name High School came
back to honor 100 years of faith,
family, and friendship. The celebration started
off with an All-School Reunion held in the
Memorial Gym on Friday night, with more
than 300 alumni from the classes of 1954,
1959, 1974, and many others coming together
to reminisce about their fun and memorable
times at Holy Name.
Saturday’s events started bright and early, as
hundreds of runners and walkers participated
in the annual 5K Run that starts at HN and
goes through the Big Creek Metroparks.
Mike Piszczor ’74 put in a few extra miles
and walked all the way from Holy Name
Church in Cleveland to Parma Heights. When
he arrived, he delivered a letter from Holy
NAMERFEST
Representatives from the Class of 1949
The Class of 1954 Reunion
Members of the Class of 1975
Mike Piszczor ’74 delivers a special
message to President Ben Farmer
from Msgr. Richard Antall
Holy Name’s new
Historical Marker
The Liverpool Lads perform
at NamerFEST
Name’s pastor, the Rev. Msgr. Richard Antall.
Piszczor’s trip made clear the still-remaining
connection to the high school’s original
location on Harvard and Broadway, and the
Green Wave spirit that has been present for
the past 100 years at both campuses.
Before NamerFEST kicked off in the
afternoon, the Ohio Historical Marker
now located in front of the high school was
unveiled during a ceremony that recognized
HN’s rich history. The Rev. John Carlin
of St. Charles Borromeo Church in Parma
offered a blessing, while Parma Heights Mayor
Michael Byrne, HN President Benjamin
Farmer, and Dr. Brian Adams ’86 all spoke
to help commemorate this special event.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, it was
officially time for NamerFEST to begin! The
Nosh Box, Fired Up Taco, StrEAT Mobile
Bistro, and Honey Hut all set up their food
trucks and stands in the back parking lot to
serve delicious and unique dishes to visitors.
Bands such as The Liverpool Lads and
Cleveland’s Breakfast Club entertained on the
main stage, while HN students and volunteers
provided face painting, fun games, and a
photo booth to keep kids of all ages busy. The
beautiful day then concluded in the evening
with an outdoor Mass celebrated by the Rev.
Damian Ference ’94, and concelebrated by
the Rev. Neil Walters ’77 and the Rev. Dennis
Bogusz ’69.
Holy Name thanks all those who helped
to make the All-School Reunion and
NamerFEST a reality, especially our event
co-chairs Joe Laviano ’87, Mike Nowak ’74,
and Mark Priebe ’88. We also thank all who
attended and shared their love for Holy Name.
As Joe Laviano said in a post written for the
Holy Name website, “There were so many
moments where I noticed Namers of different
generations, separated by decades, sharing
their memories of how Holy Name is etched
forever in their hearts.”
Please mark your calendars to come back to
Holy Name once again this summer, June 12
and 13, 2015, for another All-School Reunion
and NamerFEST!
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HALL OF FAME
Holy Name Inducts
Three State Championship Teams
into Athletic Hall of Fame
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Members of the 1975 Football State Championship Team and Coaches
Members of the 1981 Baseball State Championship Team and Coaches
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he Holy Name community joined
together on October 24 to honor a
trio of state championship teams
during the 2014 Athletic Hall of
Fame Induction Ceremony. Members of the
1975 football team, 1981 baseball team, and
2006 girls’ soccer team were on hand for the
induction ceremony – the first time the school
has honored entire teams with inclusion into
the Hall of Fame since its founding in 1976.
The 1975 football team became known as
the “Dream Team” by earning the school’s
first Class AA State Championship. After
compiling an 8-0 record in the regular season
and beating Cardinal Stritch in a playoff
semifinal, the Green Wave faced Cincinnati
Wyoming. In the final minutes of the game,
Kevin Hartman ’76 hit Greg Demarchi ’76
with a touchdown pass to give Holy Name
the lead. The defense then held, with Kevin
Boylan ’76 deflecting an apparent touchdown
pass in the closing seconds to ensure the
19-14 win for Coach Dick Donovan ’57
and the team.
“We all have fond memories of the 1975
season,” said Michael Cunningham ’76
in accepting the honor on behalf of his
teammates. “It brought together the
camaraderie of students, alumni, faculty,
family, and faith. This is the premise of the
Holy Name tradition, which will forever be in
our hearts. We have received lifelong lessons
and friendships from our experience at Holy
Name, and can never forget the building
blocks that were instilled.”
The 1981 baseball team won the Class AA
State Championship, the first state title in team
history, under the leadership of coaches Dave
Wilks ’65 and Larry Ream. In the state title
game, the Green Wave posted a two-run rally
in the bottom of the seventh inning to defeat
Portsmouth 4-3 and earn the championship.
“I thought it was very nice of Holy Name
to honor our team,” said Wilks, who took
HALL OF FAME
In a world that tries to
teach every man for himself,
Holy Name taught us that
teamwork and friendship
are incredibly stronger.
—BeckyWilliams’08
four teams to the state finals in 13 years as
head coach. “As a coach you try to stress the
idea of teamwork, and this team showed that
if you don’t have everyone working together,
you won’t win.”
In 2006 the girls’ soccer program brought
home its first state championship by defeating
defending Division II State Champion
Hamilton Badin in a shootout after a scoreless
regulation and two overtimes.
“I think all my teammates can agree that
the school support we felt is hard to articulate,”
said Becky Williams ’08 in accepting the
honor for her team. “Crowds of our peers
came and cheered at our games, becoming
a part of the atmosphere of post-season play.
A surprise send off from the student body
started our bus ride down to states. The love
and support from the Holy Name community
is what separates us from other schools.
“In a world that tries to teach every man for
himself, Holy Name taught us that teamwork
and friendship are incredibly stronger.”
The Holy Name High School Hall of
Fame includes close to 135 former players
and coaches, along with 130 individuals who
were enshrined after receiving service awards,
including the Doc Scullen Award, the Mother
Elizabeth Seton Award, the Fred & Ruth
Seitz Award, the Arata Family Award, and
the Special Humanitarian Award.
Coaches Dave Wilks ’65 and Larry
Ream with the 1981 Baseball State
Championship Trophy
Members of the 2006 Girls’ Soccer State
Championship Team and Coach Brian Michelson
2006 Soccer State Championship
Goalie Rebecca Williams ’08
Coaches Al Gizzi ’67, Ray Ramicone ’63,
Dick Donovan ’57, and Dave Wilks ’65
with the 1975 Football State
Championship Trophy
Tony Wiglusz ’82 delivers a speech
in honor of the 1981 Baseball
State Championship Team,
of which he was a member.
Ray Ramicone ’63, 1975 Football State
Championship Quarterback
Kevin Hartman ’76, and current Varsity
Baseball Head Coach Dennis Markiewicz ’71
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NEW ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS
Holy Name Announces
New Advisory Board Members
Holy Name is pleased to announce the addition of five well-experienced and dedicated individuals
to the 2014-2015 Holy Name Advisory Board. These new board members will lend their expertise to
help school leaders with initiatives that involve marketing, finance, academics, technology, facilities,
institutional advancement, and more. They include:
Renee Bellflower
Cerny ’83
and they have two children
at Holy Name: Madeline
’16 and Matthew ’18. Along
with serving on the Advisory
Board, Mark was also a
co-chair of Holy Name’s
Centennial Committee
in 2014.
Maureen Byrne
Sico ’84
Renee Bellflower Cerny ’83
has been an educator for 28
years, all of it spent within
the Diocese of Cleveland.
She is currently the
principal at St. Columbkille
in Parma. Cerny has her
bachelor’s degree in
elementary education from
John Carroll University,
and her master’s degree in
educational administration
from Ursuline College. She
and her husband have two
daughters who attended
Holy Name: Katharina ’10
and Kristina ’13.
Beth Waitkus
Ehrbar
Beth Waitkus Ehrbar is
the assistant director of
career services at Baldwin
Wallace University, and
also teaches courses
there to support students
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in their transition to
university life and career
decision-making. Ehrbar
holds a bachelor’s degree
in history and a master’s
degree in counselor
education from Cleveland
State University. Beth and
her husband, Bill ’88, have
two children: Jack ’15 and
William, a seventh grader
at St. Mary in Berea.
(McNamara) ’86, have
three children: Shane ’14,
Colin ’17, and Molly, a
future Namer.
Mark Priebe ’88
Matt Gray ’86
Matt Gray ’86 is
currently the vice president
of sales for device maker
Vertos Medical, and has
spent the last 24 years in
the medical device field.
He has held numerous
positions in sales, sales
training, and sales
management. Gray holds
a bachelor’s degree in
business administration
from Miami University.
Gray and his wife, Laura
Mark Priebe ’88 is the
president of Proximity
Marketing, a Clevelandbased web marketing
agency that he launched in
1994. Mark has a bachelor’s
degree in economics from
The Ohio State University.
Mark is married to Alison,
Maureen Byrne Sico ’84
is the director of business
development - emerging
technologies for SBI, a
division of the Stanford
Research Institute
based in Palo Alto, CA.
Sico has her bachelor’s
degree in organizational
development/marketing
from Cleveland State
University. She and her
husband, John, have
three children: Evan ’15,
Cameron ’17, and Drew,
who attends St. Bernadette
in Westlake.
Elizabeth DePauw ’15 Named
National Merit Commended Student
Elizabeth (Liz) DePauw ’15 was named a commended
student in the National Merit Scholarship competition.
Liz scored among the highest
34,000 students in the nation
after taking the Preliminary SAT
(PSAT), qualifying her for this
recognition.
Along with being a National
Merit Commended Student,
Liz is a National Honor Society
inductee, a cross country and
track athlete, and a member of
HN’s campus ministry program. Next year she plans to
major in physical therapy. A Strongsville resident who
attended Sts. Joseph & John Grade School, Liz is the
daughter of Daniel and Wendy DePauw.
Pro-Life Club
Celebrates National
Chalk Day
More than 80 students took
over Holy Name’s back parking
lot on October 2 to participate
in National Pro-Life Chalk Day.
Pro-Life Club President Jennifer
DiGeronimo ’15 read about the
day online and mentioned it
to Mary Stringer Wallace ’85,
director of campus ministry. From
there, club members planned the
day of writing supportive and
positive pro-life messages, quotes,
and pictures. Their artwork was
featured in the Catholic Universe
Bulletin and recognized in a
contest sponsored by the Cleveland
Right to Life.
In addition to the National
Chalk Day, HN has been
involved in several other pro-life
events. More than 100 students
participated in October’s Catholic
Schools for Peace and Justice
Youth Mass and Rally for Life in
downtown Cleveland, and many
traveled to Washington, D.C. on
January 22 for the March for Life.
Students in History of Ireland Class
Visit Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum
in Connecticut
The first group of students to take the History of Ireland course
at Holy Name traveled to Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum with
Holy Name teacher Terry Kenneally ’67, to learn more about
the Irish. Students were able to
explore the interactive museum,
located at Quinnipiac University
in Hamden, CT, and ask the
museum’s director questions about
the art, sculptures, paintings, and
videos they saw while there. They
also were able to visit Quinnipiac’s
library, where they viewed a special exhibit called The Lady Sligo
Letters: Westport House and Ireland’s Great Hunger.
Before coming home, the students stopped at Yale University to
visit the well-known campus. They loved experiencing education
coming to life, and were grateful to Mr. Kenneally for making
the trip possible.
Holy Name High School Recognized
by Western Reserve Historical
Society’s 100 Year Club
During a ceremony on November 3, the Western Reserve
Historical Society honored Holy Name as a Northeast
Ohio institution that has been in existence for a century
or more, inducting HN into the WRHS’s 100 Year Club.
This event allowed HN representatives to connect with
other well-established organizations and to gather ideas
for how HN can continue to thrive in Northeast Ohio for
years to come.
Roberto Santiago ’18 Completes Eagle Scout Service Project
Completing an Eagle Scout Service Project before entering high school is uncommon,
but Roberto Santiago ’18 did not let his age deter him from successfully finishing his
unique project last spring. Roberto, along with a team of more than 100 volunteers
that he organized and led, created 18 six feet by eight feet colored sawdust carpets.
The carpets, a Central American tradition named Las Alfombras de Semana Santa,
depict holy images and are typically displayed during the Holy Week before Easter.
Roberto’s project was revealed on Holy Thursday and Good Friday 2014 at his parish,
La Sagrada Familia in Cleveland. Parishioners and visitors marveled at the carpets,
which had been drawn with stencils before the sawdust was applied. Messages were
written in both Spanish and English. Roberto continues to be involved in his parish
community while participating in football and the string ensemble at HN. He is a
graduate of Metro Catholic Grade School and is the son of Roberto and Elisa Santiago.
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CORNER
STUDENT
ATHLETIC
AWARDS
Spring 2014
Sports
A rriC MitChell ’15
BASEBALL
A lex Bierut ’14
Mike sABol ’15
Placed 3rd in Shot Put at NCL
White Division Championship
All-NCL First Team
GCBCA All-Star
Cleveland Indians
(The Wahoo Club) 2014
Mike Garcia Award Recipient
Placed 1st in Shot Put at NCL
White Division Championship
Finished 1st in Shot Put
and 2nd in Discus Throw
at Division II District
Championship;
Regional Qualifier
Chris FollinA ’15
trey sMith ’14
All-NCL Honorable Mention
ryAn leonArd ’14
Team MVP Award
All-NCL Second Team
NEOBCA Senior All-Star
All-District First Team
All-Ohio Honorable Mention
Finished 1st in 110 Meter
Hurdles at NCL White Division
Championship
TRACK AND FIELD
(GIRLS)
k Aitlyn diBBle ’15
MiChAel loszACk ’14
Finished 3rd in Discus Throw
at NCL White Division
Championship
FrAnkie spinelli ’15
sArAh hAsek ’16
All-NCL Second Team
Team MVP Award
All-NCL First Team
All-District First Team
tJ szCzepinski ’14
Namer Award
NCL White Division Co-MVP
NEOBCA Senior All-Star
All-District Second Team
A lex toBer ’14
GCBCA All-Star
LACROSSE
k evin Begin ’14
Namer Award
BriAn young ’14
Team MVP Award
SOFTBALL
MeghAn BriCkner ’15
All-NCL Second Team
k risten k All ’14
Namer Award
BeCCA k nAuss ’14
All-NCL First Team
Meg o’gorMAn ’14
Team MVP Award
Finished 2nd in High Jump and
1st in Long Jump at NCL White
Division Championship Meet
Finished 3rd in High Jump
at Division II District
Championship; Regional
Qualifier
A shley r ings ’16
eMilee CArlin ’15
Namer Award
Placed 14th at NCL White
k Athleen k innen ’16
Division II Regional Qualifier
l AurA kolenz ’17
Team MVP Award
Division II Regional Qualifier
M ArgAret lysoBey ’16
BernAdette sherMAn ’17
sArAh spArks ’18
ChArlie JindrA ’17
Placed 21st at NCL White
george k AsuniC ’17
M Arty wAllACe ’16
All-NCL Second Team
All-Greater Cleveland
Honorable Mention
SOCCER (GIRLS)
Division II Rocky River District
Champion; Regional Semifinal
Qualifier
isABel Bourquin ’15
All-NCL Second Team
Honorable Mention
peyton dAvis ’15
Jordyn k AChMAr ’16
All-NCL Second Team
niCole nAJpAver ’16
M Ary olenik ’16
All-NCL Second Team
CArly stepiC ’16
All-NCL First Team
M Adelyne stiles ’15
Namer Award
All-NCL First Team
Division II All-District
Honorable Mention
A llysA wiesler ’16
FOOTBALL
deAn CAssell ’15
toni diCkson ’15
All-NCL First Team
AP Division IV Northeast
Lakes All-District First Team
AP Division IV All-Ohio
Special Mention
CAroline dreher ’15
JiMMy grAziolli ’15
Namer Award
All-NCL Second Team
kyle nekoloFF ’16
All-NCL First Team
Josh r edhouse ’15
Fall 2014
Sports
GOLF
JACoB Burden ’15
Team MVP Award
All-NCL Second Team
JAke dArBy ’17
Mike shuBA ’16
A lyssA Jester ’17
Namer Award
All-NCL First Team
Honorable Mention
All-NCL First Team
All-Greater Cleveland First
Team
All-NCL First Team
CROSS COUNTRY
(BOYS)
Chris Cotone ’16
Jorge sAntAnA ’15
luke vollMAn ’17
SOCCER (BOYS)
North Coast League White
Division Champions
ed MCintire ’96
NCL White Division Coach
of the Year
Namer Award
All-NCL Second Team
All-Greater Cleveland Second
Team
All-NCL Second Team
A lexiA k eller ’15
Mike sABol ’15
Honorable Mention
hAiley lAwler ’18
Colin FABiAn ’15
Ashley r ings ’16
Namer Award
All-NCL Second Team
Colin CostAnzo ’17
Team MVP Award
All-NCL First Team
First Team
Cleveland.com All-Star
First Team
All-State First Team
All-American
BrendAn CirkvenCiC ’15
All-NCL First Team
All-Greater Cleveland Second
Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
ChristiAn k link ’15
All-NCL Second Team
Lakes All-District Special
Mention
tyler poFF ’17
All-NCL First Team
John sernA ’15
shAkiF seyMour ’16
Team MVP Award
NCL White Division MVP
Cleveland.com All-Star
Honorable Mention
Lakes District Offensive MVP
Lakes All-District First Team
AP Division IV All-Ohio
First Team
All-NCL Second Team
A BBey yAugher ’15
A nthony oppedisAno ’18
All-NCL Second Team
Honorable Mention
VOLLEYBALL
shAwn slivkA ’17
Curtis hArrington ’15
M Arty M ArFlAk
zAChAry soBotA ’17
M Adeline A dAMs ’16
deAn supelAk ’15
Team MVP Award
All-NCL First Team
TRACK AND FIELD
(BOYS)
BriAn depAuw ’14
Team MVP Award
Finished 3rd in 800 Meter Run,
2nd in 1,600 Meter Run,
and 3rd in 3,200 Meter Run
at NCL White Division
Championship
Finished 4th in 800 Meter
Run at Division II District
Championship; Regional
Qualifier
M Ark k eppler ’14
Namer Award
wheAtley FAthAuer ’16
North Coast League White
Division Champions
NCL White Division
Coach of the Year
Team MVP Award
Placed 5th at NCL
White Division
Championship Meet
All-NCL Second Team
Honorable Mention
Joe stiBley ’15
All-NCL First Team
Second Team
Molly Breslin ’15
M Anny pApAgiAnis ’15
Namer Award
CROSS COUNTRY
(GIRLS)
MegAn BArAnuk ’18
Placed 15th at NCL
White Division
Championship Meet
ryAn ontko ’16
Team MVP Award
All-NCL First Team
All-Greater Cleveland First
Team
JACoB rosko ’17
All-NCL Second Team
Molly Cepis ’17
k Ailee CunninghAM ’16
Team MVP Award
All-NCL First Team
Division II All-District
First Team
All-NCL First Team
Lakes All-District Second Team
All-NCL First Team
Lakes All-District Special
Mention
devon venturA ’15
All-NCL Second Team
Mike wAllACe ’15
Namer Award
MiCkey williAMs ’15
All-NCL First Team
eriC youngBlood ’15
All-NCL Second Team
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2015 Alumni Basketball
Tournament Registration Form
The Annual Alumni Basketball Tournament will take place in
Holy Name High School’s Main and Auxiliary Gyms on Friday,
June 12 and Saturday, June 13.
This will be a 3-on-3 Tournament, with each team guaranteed three
(3) games. There will be three divisions: Novice, Intermediate, and
Competitive.
The individual entry fee will be $35 per participant, with each player
receiving a tournament t-shirt and a ticket for food and beverages.
____ I am signing up as an individual. ____ I am signing up with a team.
Please list team members, their graduation years, and their shirt sizes:
_______________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________
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I am paying for _____ entry (entries) x $35 = ___________
____ I will play in the Alumni Basketball Tournament, June 12 and 13
Payment Method
_____ Check (Make Payable to Holy Name High School)
Please indicate division preference:
_____ Novice _____ Intermediate _____ Competitive
_____ Credit Card
(Circle Visa | MasterCard | American Express | Discover)
Name: ________________________________________________
CC Number _____________________________ Exp.Date_________
Shirt Size: _______ Class of: ____________________
Security Code_______________
Phone: ______________________________
Signature_________________________________________________
Email: ________________________________________________
For more information on the Alumni Basketball Tournament, contact Director of Constituent Relations
Colleen Corrigan Day ’88 at (440) 886-0300 ext. 136 or cday@holynamehs.com.
Annual Eugene T. Krakowiak
Golf Classic Set for Thursday,
June 11, 2015
Mark your calendars and encourage your friends to join us
at the Eugene T. Krakowiak Golf Classic, slated for Thursday,
June 11, 2015 at Pine Hills Golf Club in Hinckley! The cost
is $125 per person, and will include golf, a cart, breakfast, lunch,
dinner, soft drinks, beer, hole prizes, and a gift bag.
_____ I will play in the Krakowiak Golf Classic; other members of my
foursome include:
_______________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________
Many sponsorship opportunities are available, including those for each
hole, breakfast, lunch, beverages, and dinner. To learn more about
the hole sponsorships and what they include, visit www.holynamehs.com/
golf2015.
Please also consider volunteering at this event or being a sponsor.
All money raised goes toward the Eugene T. Krakowiak Scholarship
Fund at Holy Name.
Payment Method
I am paying for _____ entry (entries) x $125 = _________________
Name: __________________________________________________
_____ Check (Make Payable to Holy Name High School)
Email: __________________________________________________
Phone: __________________________________________________
_____ Credit Card
(Circle Visa | MasterCard | American Express | Discover)
_____ Please contact me about volunteering at this event.
_____ I will play in the Krakowiak Golf Classic; please assign me to a foursome.
Exp. Date_________ Security Code__________
CC Number ___________________________________________________
Signature ______________________________________________________
For more information on the Golf Outing, contact Director of Advancement
Ray Murphy at (440) 886-0300 ext. 111, or rmurphy@holynamehs.com.
Please return all forms to: Holy Name High School, Attn. Advancement Office, 6000 Queens Highway, Parma Heights, Ohio 44130
Holy Name Alumni Update Form
Name (First, Maiden, Last):___________________________________
HN Class of: ______________________________________________
Spouse (First, Maiden, Last): __________________________________
HN Class of: ______________________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________
City, State, ZIP: ____________________________________________
Phone: ___________________________________________________
Email Address: _____________________________________________
Occupation: _______________________________________________
Employed By: _____________________________________________
Spouse’s Occupation: ________________________________________
Employed By: _____________________________________________
Please list children’s names, grade and current school:
_________________________________________________________
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Additional News to Share:
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To update your information online,
go to www.holynamehs.com/alumni-updates.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
2014-2015 School Year
Scholarship Recipients
Class of 2018
Class of 1957 Scholarship
Logan Banaszak
Kenneally Family Scholarship
Dwayne Cohill
Bernard & Anna Kilcoyne
Scholarship
Allyson Stibley
Thomas P. Talty ’30
Scholarship
Sean Bauchens
Colin Gray
Megan Halloran
Maria Magistro
Jo’Nai Spates
Class of 2016
Ciolek Educational Fund
Michael Shuba
Shamrock Scholarship
Nicole Camarati
Trevor Denning
Nicholas Gagné
Allison Gray
Michael Koehn
Abigail Kraynik
Hailey Lawler
Matthew Springer
Allyson Stibley
Brandon Styers
Class of 1961 Scholarship
Brooke Lyman
Frank DiMarino
Memorial Scholarship
Mason Kuhr
Shannon Fedor ’01
Sean Halloran
Heather Sanderell
Scholarship
Megan Baranuk
Dwayne Cohill
Michael Dalton
Melissa Loszack
Alyssa Stoffko
Ferrante Scholarship
Shakif Seymour
Brittney Webb
Joseph Franck ’73
Alyson Kane
Scholarship
Brittney Webb
Class of 2017
Laura Kolenz
Karen Powers Scholarship
Mason Kuhr
Avery Revay
Sisters of Charity Scholarship
Theresa Lincheck
Scholarship
Ariana McHugh
Scholarship
Sarah Durma
Theresa Lincheck
Ryan Madden
Mary Olenik
Bailey O’Malley
Rebecca Stasko
Emil Maras Scholarship
Megan Halloran
Sean Hickey
Edward Seitz ’81
Edward Lee
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS!
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Class of 2015
Joshua Podsedly
Thomas Danzey ’96
Rachel Bell
Jacob Burden
Frank DiMarino
Jennifer DiGeronimo
Dean Cassell
Arric Mitchell
Scholarship
Dean Cassell
Eugene T. Krakowiak
Scholarship
Jacob Burden
Jennifer DiGeronimo
Helen Nguyen
Alison Scalfano
Joseph Stibley
Shawn Zubek
Emil Maras Scholarship
Evan Sico
Sara McCarthy ’00
Alison Scalfano
James Priebe ’65
Jennifer DiGeronimo
Scholarship
Andrew Boden
Toni Dickson
Anthony Fossa
Amber Opincar
Joseph Stibley
Class Notes
CLASS NOTES & REUNIONS
& Reunions
Class of 1931:
William Tosko ’56 recently wrote
to us that his mother, Anna Mae
Gallagher Tosko, had passed
away in 2001 at the age of 88.
William said that Anna Mae
“remained proud of her Irish
heritage and her attendance at
Holy Name all of her life. She was
married at Holy Name Church
and I was baptized there also.”
Class of 1935:
Cletus Quigley is retired.
Class of 1941:
and God has been taking good
care of me.” The class of 1950 is
also in the process of planning
their 65th reunion. They will
gather at Shaker Heights Country
Club on Sunday, September 27,
2015 for a brunch buffet. Contact
Eileen McGinty Hondlik at
(216) 514-9748 for details.
Class of 1942:
Class of 1956:
Bob Pawlak is now retired after
38 years as a teacher, coach, and
athletic director. In a recent letter
to Holy Name, William Tosko
shared that he “will remain
eternally grateful for all the Priests,
the holy Sisters and the lay teachers
at Holy Name who devoted
themselves to teaching us about
the world around us, about life,
and about our Catholic faith.”
Irene Kotowski Schmalzried
writes that “I am now living in a
retirement home in Michigan to
be near daughter Karen. People
here are very friendly and the
beaches are great. Sand dunes
are awesome. No need to go to
Florida, come to Michigan.”
Frances Ondik and Connie Stark
Tobias met for lunch in January to
remember the great times they had
Class of 1939:
Paul Mospens attended the
Reunion Weekend dinner where he
signed the Holy Name centennial
time capsule banner and shared
at Holy Name. The two used to
walk home together from school,
and remain good friends.
a picture of himself as the Holy
Name marching band drum major
from the 1937 St. Patrick’s Day
Parade. The photo, which he carries
in his wallet, was taken on Euclid
Ave. near E. 18th St.
Class of 1940:
Edward King says “life is full
of joy for me, and I am still very
active.” He would love to hear
from anyone who may remember
him. Emil Schaider passed away
in March. He was married to his
wife, Lucille for 67 years. Emil
leaves behind Lucille, his 10
children, 14 grandchildren, and
seven great-grandchildren (with
two on the way). He worked for 35
years for Exxon, and was a devout
Catholic who was involved in
many ministries at his church.
Class of 1947:
Joan McHale Sitko moved to
Central Ohio after her husband,
Richard Sitko ’46 passed away.
She is now enjoying the company
of her children, grandchildren, and
great-grandchildren.
Class of 1948:
Phyllis Cye Henshaw is retired
in Lake Stevens, WA, but
volunteering with the Snohomish
County Tourism Bureau and the
Boeing Future of Flight Tour.
Class of 1949:
Rich Evans called to let us know
that he is living in Cleveland. He
and his late wife Emma Ciarico
Evans met at Holy Name and were
married in November 1950. Rich
was in the Army and served in
Korea in the 101st Airborne, 25th
Division out of Hawaii.
Class of 1950:
At 82 years old, Catherine Walsh
Gumina wrote to say “I live alone,
Class of 1957:
The Rev. Donald Cozzens
has published his first novel,
titled Master of Ceremonies. Fr.
Cozzens has written other books
previously, and is currently the
writer in residence at John Carroll
University in University Heights.
Class of 1958:
Ron Farrar wrote to say he is now
retired.
Class of 1960:
Saturday, June 13, 2015 has been
set as the day for the 1960 reunion.
More details will be shared as they
become available. Please contact
Rose Marie Carr Eppich at
rosieeppich@yahoo.com with any
new addresses, emails, or questions
on the reunion.
Class of 1962:
Rose Marie Ferrante Durant is
now retired.
Class of 1963: The Class
of 1963 was excited to report
many retirements. Mary Kay
Moenk Foth, whose name we
regrettably published incorrectly
last issue, has retired as a HR
secretary from Seaway Foods. She
now is enjoying spending time
with her family. Alan Roman
retired from his position as a
technical project manager at PNC
Bank. Thomas Toth retired in
2010. Before retiring, he was
the department head of
engineering at Robert P. Madison
in Cleveland.
Class of 1964:
LaVerne Soinski Sedivec is
retired, after being a preschool
teacher, office assistant for her
family business, and the freshman
volleyball coach at Elyria Catholic.
She now enjoys golf, hiking, water
colors, sketching, and being a
grandmother of nine.
Class of 1965:
Sharon Chylinski Waffen is
a retired teacher and has two
children and five grandchildren.
Also, the Class of 1965 is in the
process of planning its 50th
reunion. They need your help in
locating many classmates, who
they have been unable to contact.
If you have any information
regarding the ‘most wanted’ list,
please contact Bob Koster at
CLVVBOB@yahoo.com or (978)
884-1584. They are looking for:
Kathleen Stayanchi Amato, John
Bielinski, Dan Bukovsky, Ed
Calvey, Linda Forgac Campbell,
Mike Carey, Carol Tidd
Coleman, Rich Czerniak, Tony
Ehret, Peggy Matt Foley, Margie
Vacco Galata, Pat DeFranco
Gardella, Kathy Kosy Geisler,
Thomas Hunt, Brian King,
Eileen O’Neill March, Paul
Mayernik, Jerry Miller, Carol
Ann Rees, James Roach, Bill
Roberts, Judith Lapka Russo,
Larry Seman, Jim Smrcina, Bill
Soltis, Beth Swiderski, and Mike
Vasas. If you have not contacted
the committee informing them
that you are attending the reunion,
please do so now.
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Class of 1966:
Stan Gudel recently retired as
dean of student development from
one of the Maricopa Community
Colleges (the largest collegial
system in the country). Stan
now lives in Denver, CO with
his wife and near his daughter
and family, which includes
two granddaughters. He is also
looking for those wishing to
get a 50th reunion together for
the class of 1966. He can be
reached at gudebear@yahoo.com.
Jane Alunni Nedley is a senior
executive assistant
for strategy.
Class of 1967:
Dale Kozlowski is retired and
has a daughter, Lexi, who is in the
eighth grade.
Class of 1968:
Jim Arthur is currently employed
as a program technician by the
State of California Department of
Social Services. Jack Daddario is
working as a programmer/analyst
contractor for Sherwin-Williams.
Suzanne Wisniewski Lucician is
an office manager at a small CPA
firm in Broadview Heights. She is
also proud to be a mom of two and
grandmother of twin grandsons.
Greg Schniegenberg works in
the technology area for TD Bank.
Roger Witkowski was in both
the Navy and Army before retiring
from military service in 1998.
He now works for the U.S.
Postal Service.
Class of 1969:
Nora Scott Rege is a retired
chemist.
Class of 1970:
Tom Caine and his brother Bill ’69
traveled to Mount Saint Joseph this
Thanksgiving to spend time with
their cousin, Sr. Kathleen Houck,
SC ’51. While there, they also had
the chance to see several former
Holy Name teachers. Tom and
Bill visited with Sr. Loretta Burke
(formerly Sr. Loretto) who taught
music and choir during the 1960s
and 1970s; Sr. Rosemary Gornick
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44130. Please contact
Ellen Knight Ashwill at
(440) 668-3660 or ashwill3@
gmail.com with any questions.
(formerly Sr. John Ann) who taught
religion and was in charge of school
retreats at Punderson State Park;
and Sr. Katie Hoelscher (formerly
Sr. Elizabeth Ann) who taught
algebra and geometry, also in the
1960s and 1970s. A former nun,
Diane Obringer (Sr. Diane and
Sr. Robert Ellen), who taught math
and chemistry, was also visiting
at the same time. Tom said
everyone loved reminiscing about
Holy Name.
Class of 1971:
Thomas Predovich has lived in
California since graduating. He is
married to Gina, has two children,
has been working in the music
business for the past 32 years, and
says that life is good!
Class of 1980:
Victoria Thies Fairclough is now
a grandmother of four.
Class of 1981:
Mary Ann Ridilla Kaczor is a
registered nurse. Gary Klingbergs
has been living in San Francisco
the past 23 years, enjoying the
good life.
Class of 1982:
Michael Bobincheck is married
to Lori Sancin ’93, and is the
owner of Erie Business Machines,
Inc. Kim Ridel Vogel is an analyst
with The Orvis Company.
Class of 1984:
Mike Cooper recently retired from
the Parma Police Department after
36-and-a-half years of service. He
now plans to go back to school to
continue his education.
Debby D’Alessio Brown is a
special education science teacher
at Parma Senior High School.
She is also the HN Music Booster
President, and has a daughter who
is a sophomore at HN and a son
who graduated in 2013. Jennifer
Emery Gee is the director of
Christian education at Brecksville
United Methodist Church.
Class of 1974:
Class of 1987:
Class of 1973:
Vicki Schleper Kessels moved to
St. Louis, MO to be closer to her
daughter and four grandchildren.
She enjoys visiting with family
and traveling. Carol Witter Kus
retired from teaching after being
with the Cuyahoga Board of
Developmental Disabilities for 31
years. She now works part time for
the Solon Community Center as
the assistant aquatics coordinator.
Class of 1975:
The Class of 1975 now has plans
set for the 40th class reunion! On
Friday, June 12, classmates will
gather in the evening for the AllSchool Reunion at Holy Name
High School in Parma Heights.
On Saturday, June 13th at 7 p.m.,
the celebration will continue at
the Brew Garden, 18590 Bagley
Todd Kelly is a lieutenant colonel
in the U.S. Air Force.
Class of 1989:
Dawn Siek Collins is an
accountant with the Cleveland
Clinic. Jennifer Chriszt Crisman
works as a product manager for
Euclid Chemical Company. Joanie
Mayer Gedeon is a teacher with
the Parma City School District.
Class of 1990:
Robert Lustig is living in Las
Cruces, NM where he is a letter
carrier and a sergeant in the U.S.
Army Reserve. He and his wife
Karen have three daughters.
Class of 1991:
Scott Bentley is a quality
assurance manager, contract
manufacturing for Fresenius
Kabi USA, a pharmaceutical
manufacturing company.
Rosanna Salonia taught in Italy
for eight years where she met her
husband, Niccolò. Her family
moved back to the United States
three years ago, and she is now a
stay-at-home mom to their son,
Luca.
Class of 1993:
Michael Krejci is the owner of
All Star Muffler and Brake in
Shaker Heights.
Class of 1994:
Michele Deacon is a third grade
teacher in the Medina City
Schools. Tom Sasura is a sales/
marketing/project manager at
North Coast Seal. Julia Ross
Young is working at Rainbow
Babies and Children’s Hospital.
Class of 1995:
Tracie Telling Barzdukas
is a national independent
education consultant, providing
professional development
workshops and training to K-12
educators. Pete Grasson is
an EHSS manager at the
Oatey Company.
Class of 1996:
Jessica Amrozowicz Kerins is
a biology professor at Eastfield
College. Janine Hampu Krokey
is a plant HR manager for
Sherwin-Williams. Donna Poliak
Ross is a registered architect
in Cleveland. She is married to
Shawn, and has two sons, Anderson
and Dylan.
Class of 1997:
Christine Spitalieri Venere has
been a LPN for 13 years and
currently works at University
Hospitals Parma Medical Center.
Class of 1998:
We are saddened to report that
Melanie Dansko died suddenly
shortly after giving birth to her
daughter Elsa. She experienced a
brain bleed and underwent two
unsuccessful surgeries. Our prayers
are with her daughter Elsa, her
husband Corwin Miller, and the
entire Dansko family.
Class of 1999:
Katie Burke Freeland works for
the Cleveland Clinic as a physician
assistant. She is married to Scott
Freeland and they have two
beautiful children: son Sam, age 4
and 22-month-old Amelia. Tricia
Schiel is a registered nurse in the
ICU at the Cleveland Clinic.
Class of 2000:
Dr. Melanie Kozlowski Bortell
and her husband, Chad, have
Class of 2002:
Joseph Yusz is a manager
for KPMG’s transaction and
restructuring practice.
Class of 2003:
After graduating from Northeast
Ohio Medical University in 2013
as a doctor of medicine (MD),
Laura Bukavina has completed
her research
fellowship at
the National
Cancer Institute
in epidemiology,
while also
finishing her
master’s degree
in Public Health (MPH) at the
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School
of Public Health. She has been
accepted into the Case Western
Reserve University Urology
Residency Program starting in July
2015.
Class of 2004:
a baby boy, Blake Michael. At
Blake’s baptism, Dr. Nick James
and Dawn Bialosky Limpert
were his godparents. Dr. Lisa
Mementowski Cloud is a family
medicine physician for the
Cleveland Clinic. Sara Neville
Latkowski is a teacher, while
Jessica Franck McKay is teaching
sixth grade. We are excited to report
that Holly Kwiatkowski Oster has
received the “Volunteer of the Year”
Award from the Autism Society
of Greater Cleveland. This is her
third year in a row of receiving
this wonderful award. Holly serves
on the Board of Directors for
ASGC and the Play It Forward
Foundation.
Class of 2001:
Sara Joyce married Peter
Chengelis on November 22,
2014. Sara is currently an assistant
principal at Shaker Heights
High School and resides with her
husband in Lyndhurst.
Jeffrey Fedor is the owner and
president of Man Up Lacrosse
LLP. He is also a defensive coach
for the Baldwin Wallace University
Lacrosse Team. Abby Joyce is
currently employed by Magnificat
High School in Rocky River as the
school’s stewardship and events
coordinator. Julianne Glowacki
Neider is an accountant at Kelley
& Ferraro, LLP.
Class of 2005:
Allison Hocking Boris lives in
Bay Village with her son Colin
and husband Jeff, who is an Ohio
state trooper. Allison works in a
private dental practice as the lead
assistant and is now finishing her
degree in dental hygiene. Richard
Parisi works full time at J&G
Construction, and just finished
school with his license and degree
in HVAC/refrigeration. He is also
a dad to Jeweliana and Richard Jr.
Class of 2006:
Bryan Jasin is an assistant vice
president at Bank of America.
Michelle Siba is the assistant
general counsel at the Ohio Casino
Control Commission. Alexa
Bruder Stepp and her husband,
Nathan, are transitioning from
active duty service in the U.S.
Navy to civilian life. They are also
expecting their first child.
Class of 2007:
Caitlin Adams Palm was
married this summer and is now
teaching sixth grade religion and
sixth, seventh, and eighth grade
science at St. Joseph School in
Monroeville, Ohio.
Class of 2009:
Julianne Felty graduated in May
2013 from Ursuline College’s
Breen School of Nursing with a
BSN in nursing and was the class
valedictorian. She is currently
working at Rainbow Babies and
Children’s Hospital in the neonatal
intensive care unit (NICU). She
also has been published in Stethos,
the Medical Humanities Journal of
the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College
of Medicine. While attending
Ursuline, Julianne also lettered in
track and field. Daniel Humphrey
is back at Holy Name High School
as an art teacher.
Class of 2010:
Emily Balodis is the head girls’
soccer coach at Holy Name High
School, where the team made it
to a Division II regional semifinal
game this year. She is also Holy
Name’s assistant director of
admissions. Rebecca Dreher
completed her final soccer season
at Indiana University this fall,
and graduated from IU with high
distinction in December 2014. She
majored in biology and minored in
Spanish and psychology. Rebecca
has returned to Cleveland, and
will attend Case Western Reserve
University’s School of Dental
Medicine beginning in August
2015. Now that she is home, she
looks forward to following HN
athletics and helping with the girls’
soccer team.
Class of 2011:
Eric Barwacz will graduate from
Ohio University in May 2015. He
will begin working for Schneider
Downs Public Accounting Firm in
Columbus beginning in October
2015. Olivia Jesionek graduated
cum laude from Walsh University
in December 2014, earning her
bachelor’s degree in biology. She
will continue her education at
Walsh this fall, where she will
work toward her doctorate in
physical therapy (DPT). Olivia is
also the assistant varsity softball
coach at Strongsville High School
as well as the assistant coach for
the Explosive Fastpitch Softball
14U Travel Team.
Class of 2012:
Brenden Carlin is now a junior
at John Carroll University. He
is a double major in political
science and economics, and has
made the Dean’s List. Brenden
is the president of JCU’s Habitat
for Humanity group, and his
fraternity Delta Tau Delta leads the
University with the most service
hours. Brenden spent his Christmas
break in New Orleans helping
to restore homes in the lower
wards. Alexa Graziolli made the
Dean’s List at DePaul University
in Chicago and is a member of
The National Society of Collegiate
Scholars. She has also been selected
to study abroad and is attending
Georgetown University for the fall
2014 semester.
Class of 2014:
Zachary Balodis is playing hockey
in Kansas. Emily Lachowski is a
freshman at Ohio University, and is
studying in OU’s College of Health
Sciences and Professions.
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Alumni Updates
BIRTHS
Emma Elizabeth to Joseph
and Catherine Frantisak ’95 Shively
Kaden Carter to Jeffrey
and Jolene Anderson ’97 Austin
Parker Matthew to
Matt Miller ’98 and Erin Catlett
Jaxson Joseph to John
and Holly Kwiatkowski ’00 Oster
Peyton Jason to Jason ’02
and Sheena Gerrick
Milania Marie to Dan ’03
and Dena Hurguy ’02 Durante
Aubrey Jean to Ken ’03
and Danielle Gurgol
Clara Mae to Jim
and Jessica Ilko ’03 Sliwinski
April Leigh to Kyle ’03
and Rebecca Croasmun ’05 Siverd
Nolan Robert to Jeff ’04
and Megan Rini ’04 Benedictis
Colin Mack to Jeff
and Allison Hocking ’05 Boris
ENGAGEMENTS
Stacey Bratsch ’02 and Sean Drahuschak
Allison Dusenbury ’03 and John Gerhard
Bryce Bartch ’08 and Katie Dolan ’08
Joseph Jenks ’09 and Kaley Charek
Tom McCarthy ’09 and Michelle Mooren ’09
Kayla Dentkos ’10 and Drew Bauer
MARRIAGES
Jeffrey Sugalski ’00 and Angela Schmitt
Sara Joyce ’01 and Peter Chengelis
Jessica Ilko ’03 and Jim Sliwinski
Caitlin Adams ’07 and Lucas Palm
Lauren Politowicz ’07 and Joshua Millgard
COLLEGE GRADUATES
Stacey Bratsch ’02,
Kent State University, Master’s
Allison Dusenbury ’03,
Miami University, Master’s
Julianne Felty ’09,
Ursuline College, Bachelor’s
DEAN’S LIST
Michael Richardson ’12,
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Kyle ’03 and Rebecca Croasmun ’05
Siverd’s new daughter April Leigh
Caitlin Adams ’07
and Lucas Palm
REST IN PEACE
Sara Joyce ’01 and Peter Chengelis
Clare Kessler Ludwick ’37 Frank Manfredonia ’50
Sandra Nagorski ’57
Bruce Thompson ’38
Bro. Patrick Ryan,
James Sparano ’57
O.S.B.
’50
Casimir J. Rutt ’39
John Gabor ’59
Thomas F. Carey ’51
Emil Schaider ’40
Kathryn Dixon
Lovern
Deia
Tysar
’51
Cultrona ’60
Simon Byrne ’43
Arlene
Mund
Schwaab
’52
Marian Cejer
Bernice Simoncic
Drokowski ’45
Ivy Kreshak Roborecki ’53 Gruszczynski ’62
George Smith ’62
Robert M. Dickey ’47
Marvin DeLuca ’54
James Bender ’63
Peter Grant ’47
Bill Garvey ’54
Paul Lemermeier ’66
Bernardine M. Ledinsky
Zita Kuznik Divis ’56
Popik ’47
David Barrett ’76
Janie Sika Kozak ’56
Emma Ciarico Evans ’48
James McGrath ’82
Maureen Ann O’Brien
Raymond A. Evans ’48
Piskach ’56
Kevin J. Powers ’94
James E. Loeser ’48
Josephine Dillschneider
Melanie Dansko ’98
Renner
’56
George Scullin ’48
Jonathan Timko ’00
George Kriak ’57
Mary Agnes Shuster
Sciamanda ’49
The Holy Name community is saddened to hear of the death of George Eppley, Ph.D.,
Principal of Holy Name from 1960-1968. Mr. Eppley was an accomplished writer and
professor who also was a founding member of Providence House. He leaves behind his
wife, Anita, and many nieces and nephews.
We also extend our deepest sympathies to the family of Mr. Thomas Disantis,
a former HN English teacher who passed away this fall. Both Mr. Eppley and
Mr. Disantis will be missed by our community, and their contributions will never be
forgotten.
HOLY NA ME HIGH SCHOOL
DONOR ROLL
Dear Alumni and Friends,
It is with sincere gratitude that
we share with you the 2013-2014
Annual Giving Report. In our
100th Anniversary year, Holy
Name High School experienced
a generous outpouring of
philanthropic support from
alumni, parents, and friends,
demonstrating a continuing
love and loyalty for the school.
Each gift, regardless of size, made
a difference within the school
community and helped to provide
a first-rate education for current
students and helped to ensure that
the school is prepared to educate
future generations of Namers.
This report lists donors and
outright gifts of cash received
by the School between July 1,
2013 and June 30, 2014. We
deeply appreciate the alumni,
parents, grandparents, faculty,
staff, friends, corporations,
Summary of Fiscal Year
2013-2014 Contributions
Annual Unrestricted ....................................................... $173,508
Annual Restricted...................................................................$45,015
Capital ..................................................................................................$157,864
Endowment ........................................................................................ $51,200
Scholarships .................................................................................$109,674
TOTAL................................................................................... $537,261
and foundations who have so
generously conf irmed their
commitment to Holy Name
during this past fiscal year.
Total annual and capital cash
donations received in the fiscal
year 2013-2014 was $537,261.
As part of that total, the Annual
Fund set a new record with total
unrestricted giving of $173,508
from 1,120 donors.
Although all donations for any
purpose are gratefully received,
this unrestricted fund, also
known as our Annual Fund,
is the school’s most important
fundraising drive. For every
student at Holy Name, the full
cost of an education exceeds
the cost of tuition. This is not
unique to Holy Name – it is true
for most private high schools, as
well as colleges and universities
throughout the United States.
The Annual Fund helps to fill
this gap. All of the money raised
in the Annual Fund goes directly
into the current year’s operating
budget to meet the areas of
greatest need and benefits the
students immediately. In short,
Holy Name students’ educational
experiences are directly affected
each and every day by donations
to the Annual Fund.
On behalf of the entire Holy
Name community, thank you
for every gift you made, every
volunteer hour you served,
every event you attended, and
every student you assisted. Your
support allows Holy Name to
thrive and reveals that true Holy
Name Spirit.
With gratitude,
Ray Murphy
Director of Advancement
The following donor lists were compiled as accurately as possible from school records. If there are
any omissions or errors, we apologize and would appreciate being notified of any inaccuracies.
To make a gift to Holy Name you may use the envelope included in this edition of The Wave, make your gift
online at www.holynamehs.com/donate-to-hn/, or call the Advancement Office at 440-886-0300, ext. 111
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DONOR
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Donor Recognition
Societies
The following is a listing of
all donors who have made a
financial commitment to Holy
Name between July 1, 2013
and June 30, 2014. Thank you
to all of our alumni, parents,
and friends for your continuing
generosity and support. The
President’s Leadership Circle
is comprised of all donors who
give at a level of $1,000 or more
during the prior fiscal year.
We salute your leadership
and vision.
2013-2014 Fiscal Year
(JulY 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014)
Heritage Society
$25,000 and above
Diocese of Cleveland
Tony ’49 & Josephine Ferrante
Raymond ’44 & Eleanor Smiley
Michael Talty and Helen Talty
Charitable Trust
Trustees Society
$15,000 - $24,999
No Donors at this level
Loyal & True Society
$10,000 -$14,999
Anonymous (3)
William J. ’56 & Judy Cheney
Geraldine M. Kempski ’49 (d)
Steven Relich
Doc Scullen Society
$5,000 - $9,999
Brian ’86 & Eileen Tivenan ’88
Adams
Theodore & Jean Castele
Castele Family Foundation
Frank DiMarino Scholarship
Golf Outing
Charles & Mary Ellen Mahnic ’61
Hutchinson
Terrence ’67 & Susan Cejka ’67
Kenneally
Philip & Kathleen King
Timothy Leonard ’84
Wells Fargo Foundation
Benefactor’s Society
$2,500 - $4,999
Kevin ’78 & Diane Godec ’78 Day
Matthew ’86 & Laura
McNamara ’86 Gray
Joseph ’87 & Susan Paris ’84
Laviano
Lubrizol Foundation
William ’75 & Christine
Cieplowski ’75 Mahnic
Mike M. McIvor ’61
Susan Simpson Means ’71
Scott ’87 & Nicole Wieczorek ’88
Opincar
Frank F. Schueller (d)
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Frank F. Schueller Charitable
Remainder Unitrust
Floyd & Christine Trouten
Dan & Kathleen Downey ’79
Welsh
Principal’s Society
$1,000 - $2,499
Anonymous
Ancora Advisors
Barry Andrews ’86
Patrick ’92 & Natalie Chun
Richard A. Cicerchi ’65
Class of 1969
Sharon Conomy
Thad & Helen Cooke
Rev. Donald B. Cozzens ’57
Anthony & Sharon Dosen
Kathy Joyce Fortney ’70
Nancy Priebe Franck ’73
Gene Ptacek & Son Fire
Equipment Co., Inc.
Holy Name High School Athletic
Boosters
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Sean Kenneally ’87
Terrence Kenneally ’86
KeyBank Foundation
Andrew & Jackie Kinnen
Jennifer Koran ’98
Anthony Magalski ’81
Susan Meier ’85
Arleen Hughes ’94 & Dermot
More O’Ferrall
Anthony Oliverio ’51
George J. Palko ’83
Scott & Jennifer Bender ’00
Phillips
Gregory ’92 & Patricia Kinney ’91
Preisel
Gene S. Ptacek ’81
Frank Rini ’75
Paul Rybak ’68
Joseph & Nancy Scarpitti
The Sherwin-Williams Foundation
Lawrence J. Squires ’70
The Stein Companies
Jack Thompson ’67
Darrell & Anne Stenson ’71
Tuomari
Mark ’87 & Christina Crisafi ’87
Vaselaney
Gregory Walters ’70
Kevin & Toni Weigand
Western Reserve Group
Kevin & Elizabeth Yaugher
Ronald Zupancic (d)
Ronald Zupancic - Trust
Namer Nation Society
$500 - $999
Kevin M. Adams ’84
Terry & Sandra Althoff
John ’68 & Mary Redig ’68
Banaszak
Terrence ’87 & Nancy Ashton ’85
Boylan
Brian ’85 & Patty Breslin
Brickner Family
Class of 1988
Michael ’94 & Shelley
Gorczyca ’92 Cudnik
Fred & Rose Birt ’44 Curling
Thomas & Alyce Danzey
John & Diane Dedinsky
Donna Hanzlick Deye ’76
Jane Sorensen Dinda ’58
Dominion Foundation
Frank S. Durtche ’70
Michael ’71 & Eve Hornak ’71
Goebel
Kenneth ’77 & Mary Kukich ’78
Gurgol
James G. Hajek ’86
Eric ’89 & Katherine Halloran ’88
Hancock
Thomas A. Harrison ’43
Ronald & Debbie Iacoboni
Christopher Jakubson ’67
David & Michele Bator ’85 Kuhr
Kevin ’77 & Mary Downey ’80
Maloney
James Maslar ’07
Notre Dame College
Robert & Kelley O’Malley
John Pallotta ’96
Bert McVicker Piccirillo ’67
Patrick ’76 & Andrea Aiello ’76
Powers
Mark ’88 & Alison Priebe
Janet Saxon
Albert J. Scheiman ’48
Stephen & Laura Sozio
Christine Twardzik Foundation
Rev. James J. Vesely ’47
Edward ’70 & Helen Rose ’70
Weber
Mark A. Zisk ’89
Kevin R. Zupancic ’82
Green Wave Society
$250 - $499
Paul B. Apostle ’70
Peter Apostle ’76
Robert J. Barrett ’52
Roger Behra ’50
Scott B. Bentley ’91
Dale Bohatch ’12
Denis M. Bruncak ’72
Todd & Deana Morgan ’89
Bryner
Megan Coleman Canfield ’98
Rev. John T. Carlin
Louis Chorich ’84
James ’52 & Carolyn Senyitko ’53
Corcoran
Timothy ’72 & Francine
Cunningham
Cunningham Paving Co.
Brian ’83 & Colleen Corrigan ’88
Day
Jo Ann Day
Daniel Deegan ’67
Corine Beskid Dehghanpisheh ’91
Vincent J. DiCaprio ’85
Brian P. Downey ’82
William ’88 & Beth Ehrbar
Ben Farmer
Rev. Damian J. Ference ’94
Joe ’79 & Cindy Kaade ’79 Funari
Anthony ’65 & Gloria Galati
Betty Tulley Gallagher ’46
Michael P. ’73 & Linda
Zarembski ’73 Gallagher
Rick & Sheryl Grospitch
Daniel & Catherine Merker ’77
Hartnett
Matthew Hollingsworth ’98
Eileen McGinty Hondlik ’50
Patrick J. Hopkins ’85
J & F Transportation Co.
Michael Jackson
James ’70 & Nancy Gilbride ’70
Joyce
Kevin M. Kane ’78
Taveevatano & Margaret
Pullar ’55 Keo
Dave Kotowski ’76
Dennis Kowalski ’57
Joseph ’83 & Rosella Krause
Gregory Kurtz
Materials Handling Group, Inc.
Sean P. McCarthy ’98
Thomas McLaughlin ’74
John McNulty ’60
Daniel Mullaney ’98
NACCO Industries
Frances M. Ondik ’42
(d) = deceased
DONOR
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Green Wave Society
continued
Ursula B. Patton
Paul Perron
Skip & Nancy Hanzlick ’77 Potter
Thomas P. Powers ’77
Joseph Ream ’87
Kelly L. Reblin ’89
Bernadette Volcansek Reilley ’52
Ruthanne Rennert
Gary M. Schniegenberg ’72
Julie Simon ’94
June Kerr Sims
Brenda Saunders Sprague ’69
Michael J. Squires ’73
Francis T. Sroka ’33
James Stankiewicz ’61
John P. Sullivan ’68
Marlo ’45 & Rose Termini
Kevin Walsh ’84
David A. ’65 & Susan Wilks
Timothy & Carmen Wolfe
Emily J. Zaragoza-Lao ’85
Robert J. Zunt ’81
Keith Zupancic ’83
Little David Society
$100 - $249
Anonymous (3)
Richard & Joanne Abramczyk
Charles & Maureen Adler
Renee Albarano ’90
Alejandro & Ninfa Aldana
Leo Allen ’62
Tom Amato ’76
David & Mary Ann Amrozowicz
Felicia & Ken Anderson
Brian Andes ’99
Donald C. Anselm ’56
Amy Antczak ’02
Lawrence ’72 & Mary
Piechowski ’69 Arthur
Ellen Knight Ashwill ’75
Andrea Poliak Babjack ’98
Dave W. Baird ’74
Baker Osinski Kensinger Funeral
Home
Thomas Bangert ’82
(d) = deceased
Norm ’77 and Sheila
Coughlin ’79 Basch
Michele Benedict Bayus ’93
Paul & Carole Becka
Richard & Margaret Bedell
Howard Behm ’52
Eileen Kohn Belak ’77
Tim & Jane Belko
Judy Maciak Bender ’69
David Benisek ’91
Brian & Lorie Bilak
Dale Bilczo ’61
Stephane & Shelbrey Althoff ’95
Blanc
Michael ’80 & Cindy Bogacki
Rev. Dennis A. Bogusz ’69
Robert & Laura Bohrer
Gerald ’53 & Jean Kader ’53 Boldt
Allie Boni ’05
Andrew K. Borsz ’74
Jeffrey ’70 & Karen Borsz
John Boyer ’74
Thomas ’75 & Maryann
Politowicz ’75 Boyer
Ken & Rose Breen
Terry Brickman ’66
Daniel R. Brickner ’86
Brian ’90 & Karen Kudla ’90
Bruzda
Patricia Burke Burfield ’57
Roseann Busciglio Burgan ’63
Mark ’75 & Mary Beth
Krakowiak ’75 Burger
Ray Burns ’75
Jocelyn R. Butler ’89
John M. Byrne ’49
Kathleen Calvey ’73
John F. Campbell
John L. Carey ’51
Tim & Karen Carter
Patrick Cavanagh ’59
Sara Joyce Chengelis ’01
Charles & Judith Churavy
Ray ’73 & Patricia Keaveney ’74
Chylinski
Shirley McClure Cimera ’61
Charles J. Clarke ’92
Patrick ’83 & Christine Cleary
Cleveland Door Controls
David Clifford ’83
The Cola Family
John R. Coleman, Jr. ’72
John F. Comer ’50
Sam ’48 (d) & Dorothy Thom ’48
Conceller
Robert ’49 & Marian Conroy
James & Tami Coreno
Jack & Cathy Byrne ’74 Corrigan
Patrick T. Corrigan ’82
Norman & Donna Finnerty ’80
Cotone
Frank M. Cunningham ’61
Gerald ’53 & Lillian Pelko ’52
Cunningham
Peter & Sandra D’Anniballe
Mary Lavelle Day ’66
Michael ’71 & Mary Jo Day
Tom ’70 & Kate Stringer ’70 Day
Soledad Defante
Mary Alice DeJohn
Geraldine Stankiewicz
DeLong ’56
Bradley & Jennifer Denning
Dean ’86 & Kathleen DePiero
Michael DeSantis ’86
Casimer R. DiFrancesco ’49
John C. Dimario ’52
Sandra Sabol Disalvatore ’86
Steven Ditto, M.D.
Michael & Jennie Helms ’81
Dollard
Robert E. Donelon ’49
Terry ’65 & Maureen
Cunningham ’65 Donovan
Tom ’57 & Barbara Bonsky ’59
Donovan
Shelley Downes ’92
John Drvenkar ’63
Joseph ’81 & Gayle Dubovec
Karen Cutler Dufala ’83
Glenn Dyer ’68
Kenneth ’82 & Judy Brown ’83
Dyer
William ’58 & Joanne Dyer
Timothy T. Dyko ’61
Eaton Corp.
Edward M. Echan ’69
Norman ’71 & Catherine Buc ’71
Echan
Denise Lentz Eckman ’86
James & Marilyn Ehrbar
Colletta Luskin Fahey ’49
Jonathan Farmerie ’98
James S. Fazekas ’70
Kevin & Sheila Fenton
Patrice Ferko ’72
Dennis Flanagan ’69
James & Barbara Flower
Theresa Franck ’66
Michele Frank
Brett Frantz ’94
Ed Gallagher ’72
Jack & Christine Sibis ’79
Gallagher
Michael F. Gallagher ’59
Katie Gannon ’99
Patrick ’67 & Catherine Gannon
Charles Garofalo
William Gartland ’54
Kenneth Gaughan ’97
Kenneth C. Gawelek ’85
Jerome C. German ’69
Bob Gerson ’54
Carl Gianguzzo ’60
Peggy McGinty Gibbons ’74
Jack ’73 & Margie Gilbride
Ryan Gilbride ’05
Deneen Sabol Gilles ’87
Trisha Timko Giordano ’83
Scott & Stacy Golding
James ’77 & Kimberly Gorey
Eugenia Gorski ’65
Christine Cinadr Gotch ’66
Lauren Sponseller Gottschalk ’88
Lisa L. Gould ’83
Martha Klag Gould ’74
Grant Trauma Services
Michael Patrick Gray ’69
Howard Greynolds ’88
Lenore Balzer Haack ’50
Vivian Habrat
Robert G. Hajek ’60
Clare Tomko Hall ’57
Andrew Haney ’65
Timothy & Deborah Hannigan
John E. Harvan, Jr. ’72
Marian Deegan Heine ’73
Maureen Gannon Hennessey ’75
John Herda ’64
Richard Heyink ’51
Harold J. Hirz ’84
James F. Hoban ’47
Tom & Paula Hogan
Rev. Mark L. Hollis
Julie Holstein-McCumber ’89
Daniel & Barb Hornbeek
Rachel Defante Hoy ’95
William & Linda Hronek
Nathan Hudak ’96
Colin Hughes ’90
Paul J. Huml ’77
George ’69 & Christine Popik ’69
Hvizd
Mary Jo Jakab ’70
William Jenks ’98
Richard Jorz & Kathy Day ’76
Hartman
Thomas ’66 & Shirley Joyce
William ’95 & Therese Brutvan ’93
Joyce
Jeffrey Jurcak ’94
Joseph F. Kandra ’60
Joseph & Diane Karoleski
Joe ’83 & Sheila Zarycki ’83
Kavalec
William Keckan ’65
Michael ’94 & Nelly DeVanna ’95
Kelley
Lawrence ’82 & Jacqueline Kelly
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DONOR
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continued
Sally Gilbride Kermode ’65
Karen Kett
Martin & Jeanne Kilbane
Gilbert K. Kives ’68
Ilse Kives
Ken Klein ’86
Albert M. Kluczynski ’66
Edward S. Knotek ’63
Stephen Kobylski ’54
Larry ’60 & Jeanne
Dernyar ’60 Kocisko
Betty Kocour ’46
Joseph W. Koelliker ’64
Michael & Mary Kay Kolenz
Michele Dzion Koler ’85
Joseph & Bernie Kowal
Henry Kowalski ’49
Jean Coleman Kray ’45
The Krist Family
Tim ’67 & Liz Yungvirt ’67
Krolikowski
Ronald & Margie Kruse
Doug Krysiak ’93
Kevin Kuntz ’78
David Labanc ’91
John Lafko ’61
John ’64 & Rita Drvenkar ’64
Lally
Vincent Langa ’41
Mary Ann Lanigan
James & Marlene Lapp
Michael ’98 & Jessica
Proellochs ’98 Lapp
Louis Latona ’70
John Lavelle ’48
Joseph & Tamara Laviano
John Lawler
Marcella Witkowski Lehar ’58
Robert J. Lenz ’52
Joseph Lindway ’92
Mary Hronek ’82 Degnan Lippiatt
Angelo M. Lopiccolo ’45
Eileen Costello Loudenslager ’71
Albert & Patricia Lucas
Timothy F. Lucek ’62
Clare Kessler Ludwick ’37 (d)
Patrick & Margaret Lysobey
Lisa Wascovich Madden ’71
Frank & Elsa Mahnic
James Mahnic ’76
Patrick Mahoney ’72
Brian ’79 & Peggy Byrne ’79
Maloney
Frank Manfredonia ’50 (d)
Mark Termini Associates
Jeff ’61 & Kathy Parle ’61 Maruna
James & Ann Masella
Angelo Masscia ’54
Stephen & Giedra Matas
Mike Mate ’69
Francis Matese
Thomas O. McBride ’48
Brendan McCafferty ’11
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The Thomas P. Talty
Scholarship
The Thomas P. Talty Scholarship Fund at
Holy Name High School was established on
September 17, 1984 in memory of Thomas
P. Talty, a member of the graduating class
of 1930. His family and friends, as an
expression of their love and continuing
respect and admiration for the ideals he
cherished and practiced, and in recognition
of the many personal sacrifices he made
so that other family members could be
educated, were proud to make possible this
scholarship fund in his name and memory.
The purpose of this fund was to provide
financial assistance for worthy students
who would not otherwise be able to enroll
at Holy Name High School, or having
entered would be unable to complete
their education at Holy Name due to
financial difficulties. From 1985 to 2005
approximately $300,000 was donated
to the Thomas P. Talty Scholarship Fund
by family members, alumni, and friends.
In 2005, Holy Name High School
received a $1 million donation from the
Michael and Helen Talty Charitable Trust,
stipulating that the money be added to
the current Talty Scholarship Fund. The
award was made in eight equal annual
Joseph & Denise McCafferty
Owen J. McCafferty ’43
Ryan McCafferty ’06
Sean McCafferty ’09
Jim & Therese Powers ’75 McCall
Denise Vaselaney McCormick ’85
Maureen McCormick ’81
Dorothy Mazer McDonald ’44
Justin J. McGinty ’86
Keith McGinty ’87
Tracy McIvor
Erik ’00 & Jessica Franck ’00
McKay
Mary K. McKee ’58
Patrick J. McLaughlin ’51
Mary McNamara ’84
Ann Chmielecki Mellick ’69
Kathryn Miley ’89
Matthew Miller ’98
Mike Minich ’78
Timothy & Sally Breslin ’78
Moennich
Mary DeBellis Molchan ’81
Frank B. Molls ’47
Judith Veres Mondry ’83
Kevin ’80 & Jeanine Veres ’80
Mooren
James ’85 & Patty Byrne ’86
Moran
Edward & Kathleen Morgan
Michael & Michele Mullee
installments of $125,000. This charitable
trust was made possible through the
estate of Francis Talty, a member of the
class of 1938 and a brother of Thomas
P. Talty. The trust stipulates that the
financial aid only come from the interest
earned on the funds donated.
We are happy to report that currently
20 renewable scholarships (given to five
students from each class), each worth
$1,700, are provided to deserving students.
The selection process begins in March
when applications are made available
to all incoming freshmen students. Each
year a committee is formed that reviews
these applications, and five students are
chosen. A grantee’s continuing eligibility
is determined at the conclusion of each
school year by the Executive Director of
this Fund.
The generosity of the Talty family
continues, as we received an additional
$52,000 in 2013 to be added to the
Thomas P. Talty Scholarship Fund. To date,
149 students have been the recipients of
this renewable scholarship. We are truly
fortunate to have the Talty family as part
of the Holy Name High School family and
we thank them again for their continued
support of Holy Name. They have made
a difference for so many of our students.
Harold Murphy ’54
Jane Murphy ’59
Raymond & Karen Murphy
Angela Petrich Musil ’44
Robert C. Nash ’51
Richard Neff ’81
Patricia Biss Neuendorff ’69
Bao & Thaoly Nguyen
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Nancy Strnad Novak ’75
Georgeanna Troyan
Nussbaum ’60
Loretta Coleman Oakar ’58
George H. Oblak ’60
Maureen Shields O’Boyle ’73
Dan O’Hara ’46
Terri Oliver ’84
Debra Opalach ’71
Carol Opincar
Ron J. Oscher ’85
Elaine DiRosa Oswald ’57
Janet Laheta Overberg ’82
Overcoat Recordings
Teresa Miranda Pace ’90
Parker Hannifin Foundation
Mary Matuska Patronite ’65
John & Mary Patton
Joseph Patton ’91
Thomas Patton
Robert Pawlak ’56
Judith Conceller Perry ’69
Mark & Jennifer Petitt
Kelly Connor Petty ’82
Clare Davidson Pietrzycki ’83
Mark Pinzone
Robert Plautz ’65
Natalie Plocica ’64
John Power
Martin J. Powers ’67
Ron & Rose Prasek
Carol Thom Prentice ’59
Mary Jane Shuster Presper ’49
Kenneth Price ’84
Michael ’77 & Carol Sepic ’77
Priebe
James E. Protiva ’60
Kathleen P. Quealy ’82
Ethel Murphy Quinlan ’40
Qwestcom Graphics Inc.
Maria Ramos ’12
Loren E. Reisig ’51
Todd & Melinda Rings
Michelle Rusk Rini ’85
Mark E. Robinson ’98
Rudy Rosales ’55
Anne Halloran Rossoll ’80
Michele Roth-Kauffman ’86
Jeffrey M. Rozek ’88
Richard & Jeannette Sacha
Maureen Milko Sammis ’64
(d) = deceased
DONOR
ROLL
continued
Robert C. Satonik ’76
Bert Scanlon ’98
Edward ’70 & Patricia
Collingwood ’70 Schaefer
Ronald & Deborah Scheidel
Frederick & Karen Schmieder
Stephen & Helene Schnell
Schwab Charitable Fund
Andrew ’65 & Jane Scislo
Patricia Zito Scoville ’84
Jim ’75 & Kathy Fogarty ’75
Scullin
Chris Seman ’81
Jean Setele ’60
Mary Ann Collins Sharrer ’61
Julie Geiger Sherman ’88, DVM
Jim ’76 & Judy Hartshorn ’76
Shiner
Barbara Dienes Shomaker ’65
Gerald ’59 & Virginia Kollin ’58
Shovlin
John Sico & Maureen
Byrne-Sico ’84
James W. Sikon ’61
Vincent ’62 & Barbara Kollin ’62
Simon
Sisters of Charity
Terri Dy Sivik ’82
Frank Skerl ’88
Cindy Petronzio Smith ’81
Mary McCoy Smith ’55
Angela DiMarino Smudz ’99
Edward F. Sorace ’67
Karen Kaye Sorace-Thomas
John ’67 & Judy Lucek ’67
Spooner
Glen ’82 & Michelle McDevitt ’82
Springer
John Srp ’66
Edward L. Steadley ’41
Joseph P. Stenson ’61
Linda Hocevar Stern ’69
Gerald ’60 & Audrey Strekal
Martin J. Stringer ’73
John Stulak ’59
Michael & Helen Sullivan
Patricia Mohan Surdy ’57
Joseph F. Swyt ’57
Taras & Katherine Szmagala
Paul T. Tavano
Daniel Telzrow ’68
John & Jacqueline Tenerowicz
Mark Termini ’74
Marisa Terrigno ’94
Mary Sanders Thoburn ’76
John & Paula Thomas
Gloria Plank Thompson ’59
Andrea Landino Thornton ’82
William ’56 & Joan Kramer ’56
Tosko
Dorothy Toth ’55
Michael Turella ’87
Mike Tworzydlo ’86
John Ulyshen ’96
(d) = deceased
Eric & Kathleen VanHorn
Vincent P. Vasko ’50
Thomas ’75 & Barbara Vaughn
Winifred Murray Vaughn ’38
Michael Veltre
Erik & Joan Vichill
Vic’s Floral Inc.
Jeffrey Walters ’77
James ’52 & Patricia Zaletel ’52
Ward
Thaddeus & Marie Wentzlaff
Sarah Manville West ’89
Edward & Patrice Burger ’78
Williams
Roger Williams
Walter Wilson ’61
Jim & Patricia McLaughlin ’86
Wise
Ellen Burger Wolanski ’82
Brendan Wolchko ’07
Rev. Thomas G. Woost ’88
Donald Wysocki ’57
Rita Kessler Wysocki ’50
Robert Zarzycki ’58
Frank J. Zbreski ’59
Denise Schniegenberg Zelasko ’75
Gerald & Nancy Zelenka
Robert Ziccardi ’67
John & Theresa Zigmond
Dennis & Dorothy Zubricky
Samuel ’71 & Fiorella
Provenzano ’71 Zummo
Green & White Society
up to $99
Anonymous
Farid Abed ’84
Emily Trecarichi Adams ’52
George & Catherine Adams
Sheila Adler
Bea Kollin Adzema ’61
Margaret Yanchar Alexander ’45
William D. Andreski ’61
Bob & Karen King ’85 Andrews
Myron Antoniw ’82
Michael J. Arko ’71
Kathleen Wahlstrom
Augustine ’69
Melissa Lim Babcock ’01
Emily Balodis ’10
Julia Balodis ’12
Nathan Barbo ’05
Robin Zarzour Barlak ’82
Lynne Kestranek Bart ’70
Kathleen Burns Barta ’48
Cheryl Runyan Bauer ’62
Thomas & Sandy Beauregard
Jerry ’72 & Emma Bednar
Carol Hartman Bellante ’59
Frances Bellomo
Christopher & Roberta
Krasovic ’76 Betlejewski
Erik ’84 & Susan Bischof ’84
Bewley
Mary McGinnis Birel ’69
Haley K. Bishop ’05
Chayson Blanc
Ernest & Margeret Blevins
Joseph & Patricia Boehm
June Bodnar Bolibrush ’53
John & Vivian Bonza
Dawn Neff Bookshar ’82
Dorothy Borer
Tom ’73 & Denise Lewalk ’73
Borgio
Michael Borowiak
Brendan Boylan ’11
Nancy McLaughlin BoylanBaresich ’53
Callen Breen
Francis A. Brennan ’53
Thomas & Katherine Breslin
Ralph J. Brickner ’52
Sr. Helen Ann Brown
Mark R. Brown ’78
Mary Ann Behren Brown ’50
Michael & Debbie D’Alessio ’84
Brown
Carole Soltis Bruck ’81
Laura Fantelli Brucks ’58
Charles & Ann Gannon ’69
Brutvan
George & Joanne Buchko
Margaret Rickelman
Buckshaw ’69
Maria Davis Buffa ’82
Dana Bura ’10
Frances Burke
John ’49 & Irene Gulyban ’50
Burke
Diane Burns-Norman ’69
Michael W. Burns ’55
Robert Patrick Burns ’50
Edward ’54 & Mary Butauski
Donald & Sharon Byrne
Fran Galati Byrne ’69
Michael Byrne
William Caine ’69
Dorothy Adams Cale ’56
Tina Callari ’81
James Callen ’76
Kate M. Campbell ’69
Patrick ’73 & Claudia Campbell
John J. Carroll ’54
Jeanne Whitney Casey ’47
Margaret Fahey Cawley ’81
Gerard Cermak ’71
Robert Cermak ’62
Theresa Cesear
Shirley Chambers
Rose Palko Chandler ’81
Kathleen Chapin
John W. Chism ’64
Thomas Christy ’71
Steven Chylinski ’62
Clarence Cieplowski ’53
Cisco Systems Foundation
Class of 1973
Kevin M. Coffey ’81
Thomas Cole
Kevin Coleman ’70
Michael Coleman ’69
Brett & Mary Day ’73 Colvard
Pat Conroy ’81
William & Deborah Iacona ’69
Conroy
Cassie Conti
Ronna Hetzel Coplan ’81
Ron & Elaine Coreno
James R. Cornhoff ’64
Jim & Lisa Corrigan
Patrick & Celia Corrigan
Danny Corvo ’80
Robert P. Coyle ’53
Coleen M. Coyne
Robert & Colleen Crabbs
Jim ’93 & Lori Mayer ’93 Crow
Hector & Bessie Cuevas
Kimberley Cesen Cummings ’88
MM Cunningham ’45
Sr. Mary H. Cunningham ’64
Lori Tworzydlo Daley ’91
Michael Dallas ’69
Jane Cermak Daly ’68
Michael ’69 & Kathleen
McCarthy ’64 Danko
Allison D’Anniballe ’09
Lauren Dargay ’10
Tom Darmetko ’66
Holly Solkiewicz Davidson ’94
Elissa Day ’12
Ellen Day ’09
Emily Day ’08
Francis H. Day, Sr. ’47
Kristin Day ’02
Steven DeBow ’84
Timothy DeGeeter
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DONOR
ROLL
continued
Patricia O’Mailia Delmore ’44
Denis ’65 & Barbara Demagall
William Dent
Arthur & Deborah DePompei
Jaclyn Godec DiGeronimo ’03
James & Bonnie DiMarino
Joan Divoky ’64
Michael ’96 & Laura Dolan
Daniel ’70 & Maryellen
Cozzens ’70 Dombek
Fred D’Onofrio ’91
Mary Jean Rawlins Donovan ’40
Rebecca Ravas Doubler ’93
Christine Downes ’89
Patricia Coyle Downey ’52
Thomas R. Drinko ’53
Susan Murray Drucker ’86
Christine Przybylski Dubiel ’69
Brian J. Dylong ’95
Joseph Egan ’50
Art & Margaret Ehlinger
Amanda L. Ehrbar ’06
Gerri Falardeau
Anne Farrar ’92
Anthony & Cathleen Fatica
Mary Jane Fechko ’45
BethAnn Borsz Fey ’04
Susan Sejhar Finch ’58
Ronald Fingerhut
Dolores Fink ’54
Sheldon Firem ’66
Charles Fisher ’01
Daniel Flower ’45
Rickie Ricchetti Freshley ’61
Henry ’65 & Marie Seminara ’67
Frimel
Marylyn Frohwerk
Thomas ’75 & Catherine
Semple ’79 Frontczak
Betsy Frontino ’84
Michael & Celestine Hudak ’69
Furlan
John B. Gabor ’59 (d)
Craig & Melinda Galla
Claire Gallagher ’50
Robert Gallagher ’47
Sr. Sheila Gallagher ’61
Carmen Gallardo
Neil J. Galloway ’48
Anne Kollin Gannon ’67
James J. Gartland ’48
Elmer Gates ’52
Russell J. Gauntner ’54
Mary Agnes Gavan ’54
Christine Wilkes Gebolys ’65
James ’58 & Maryann
Schodowski ’59 Gerbic
Frank J. Gigliotti ’56
Doris Penner Gilday ’49
Donald Ginley ’44
Joanne Lozar Glenn ’72
Charles Gliha ’71
Patricia McGinty Gliha ’74
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James Globokar ’01
Jay & Ilene Goldberg
Cliff & Jane Gonet
Coletta Herbold Gordon ’64
Jonathan Gordon
Robert ’61 & Cecilia Gray
Sr. Paula Greggila
Phillip & Zelma Greynolds
Cheryl Neff Gryniewicz ’81
Karen Carr Guba ’72
Robert & Beth Burrell ’69 Haas
Matthew & Kathy Hahner
Daniel & Chris Halicki
Peter & Ann Marie Halinecz
Joyce Zelei Hamilton ’69
Albert ’49 & Veronica Hanzlick
Rev. Thomas A. Haren
Thomas & Mary Harrington
Ray & Margaret Hauck
Patrick Hawkins
Timothy ’69 & Linda Fajfar ’70
Healey
Timothy Heasley ’87
Thomas M Heffernan, Jr. ’61
Dianne Thomas Hernandez ’61
Ralph K. Hocevar ’41
Sr. Katherine Hoelscher
Timothy Hogan ’10
Paul A. Hohman ’50
Anthony Holub
Sr. Therese Horan ’53
Sandra Delac Horvat ’81
Alex Hradek ’09
Christina Hronek ’93
Theresa Prandich Hruby ’66
Bonnie M. Hudak ’69
Michael ’85 & Jennifer Quinn ’88
Hudak
Brenda Hurst, Pat Johnson, Joyce
Marchi, & Wayne Taylor
Brian Huston ’92
Craig Hyps ’80
Inver Grove Ford Lincoln
Joseph Jansky ’62
Elaine Alexander Jaras ’56
Frances Sciaulino Johnson ’48
Abby Joyce ’04
Brian P. Joyce ’71
Catherine Mandelik Kalal ’56
Eleanor Kane
Debby Kannenberg-Asmondy ’88
James E. Kaplar ’61
Richard Kaplar ’69
Carolyn Saunders Kara ’81
Robert & Stefanie Karon
Richard Kawolics ’48
Jill Vanis Kazalac ’87
James Keaton ’46
Patricia Antall Keith ’69
Robert Kelleher ’72
Robert Kellermann ’43
Megan Kelly ’07
James & Marilyn Kennedy
Richard Kenney ’44
Joseph & Maria Keppler
Linda Lisowski Kessler ’69
Michael & Barbara Krakowiak ’67
Ketterick
Maureen Gale Ketz ’83
Eugene Kiczek ’69
Thomas J. Kilfoyle ’69
Gary Kimpel ’71
Sean King ’14
Terry & Victoria King
Thomas J. Kinder ’44
Dale ’55 & Redith King
John & Karen Kirk
David Kiscoe ’60
Joseph P. Kline ’44
Nathan J. Kline ’93
Jack ’68 & Nancy Koch
Kris & Danielle Koch
Kathleen Cullen Kochanski ’69
Ray Koenig ’51
Michael & Susan Roth ’86 Koetter
Beth Vanacek Kokely ’69
Cheryl Mize Konczos ’78
Paul F. Kosmerl ’01
Kathleen Mahoney Koval ’53
David Kovarik ’74
Peggy Moran Kozan ’69
Edward ’63 & JoAnn Denes ’63
Kraine
Norman & Carol Krasnodemski
Daniel M. Krawczonek ’87
Edward M. Kreeger ’59
Cynthia Szczepanik
Krolikowski ’77
Brendan Krowka ’00
Dolores Tkac Kubicek ’54
Elaine Dyer Kuminkoski ’65
Lois Heffernan Kurkul ’48
Roman Kwiatkowski ’72
Wendy Lachowski
Karen S. LaMoreaux ’82
Bart & Theresa Miklich ’49
Lanchman
Joseph Langa ’75
Laura Latona ’11
Rose Lavelle
Rita Coleman Lawry ’73
John LeHoty ’69
Bart & Mary Pat Stringer ’78
Leneghan
Bartley Leneghan ’09
Carole Hogue Lewis ’63
Paula Lewis ’73
Faith Saunders Linden ’66
Michael & Renee Logue
John & Nancy Lorincz
Jonathan Lorincz ’00
Joseph C. Lowe ’50
Elizabeth A. Lozar ’69
Roseann M. Lozar ’69
Erin Gorey Luckay ’99
Marie Kulacz Lupo ’76
Raymond D. Lynch ’56
Vito & Tina Castrigano ’93
Magistro
Richard & Sheila Magovich
Dennis Mahoney ’58
Lois Reynolds Maio ’54
Melissa Wasilewski Majeski ’96
Christopher Malik ’94
Jim ’74 & Eileen Malloy
Matthew J. Maloney ’80
Regina Walick Marek ’87
Jack Matejka ’74
Bernadine George Matousek ’52
Ken R. Mazer ’60
Ursula Spacek Mazzolini ’51
Gerald A. McBride ’44
Frances McCarthy (d)
Rich McCarthy ’94
Thomas McCarthy ’52
John ’85 & Mary Jo Dockman ’85
McCormick
Bob & Kathleen McFadden
James & Beverly McGinty
Rita Roach McGoldrick ’48
Timothy P. McLaughlin ’73
Dana Paunescu McManus ’90
Thomas F. McMullen ’66
Anthony R. McNamara ’54
William & Ann Clifford ’61
McNamara
Gilbert & Mary Ann Medaglia
Adelbert C. Meder ’54
Joseph & Ann Mementowski
Rose Retter Menger ’51
Ronald ’54 & Dorothy McKee ’55
Michalovich
Daniel & Mary Ann Mihalik
Alicia Miller ’01
Jacquelyn Jelinek Miller ’62
James & Elaine Toncar ’62 Miller
(d) = deceased
DONOR
ROLL
continued
Maureen O’Donnell Miller ’69
Noel Miller ’69
Karen Mittman ’74
Daniel ’66 & Denice Godec ’70
Moderick
Janel Crabiel Molnar ’00
Michelle Mooren ’09
Kelly Morgan ’11
Anthony Morino ’50
Edward V. Morrow ’45
Antoinette Zuchowsky Morton ’61
Deirdre O’Keefe Mueller ’94
David M. Murphy ’57
John ’88 & Lisa Murphy
Rosemary Nicol Murphy ’52
Ronald J. Mysona ’78
Suzanne Sazpansky Naiman ’69
Michael E. Nawaleniec ’60
Dorothy Gigliotti Naymik ’57
Kathleen Powers Neary ’68
John G. Nemec ’66
Debra Batterton Nemecky ’69
James M. Novosel ’69
Kathleen Mazer Nowak ’63
Robert E. Oblocki
Diane Obringer
Audrey Kalesky O’Donnell ’53
JoAnn Walters O’Donnell ’55
Terrence & Mary Beth O’Donnell
Rita Kahoun O’Grady ’47
Eileen Rawlins O’Loughlin ’41
James & Lynnda O’Malley
Bridget Scott Onders ’80
Patricia Stewart O’Neill ’56
John Opalko ’11
John & Michele Opalko
Kelly Opalko ’07
Joseph P. Oprzadek ’71
Leonard Orcino ’63
Margaret Domanski Orlowe ’48
Patrick & Mary Jo Maloney ’76
O’Toole
Emily Bihari Paes ’06
Donald & Sharon Panik
Robert T. Pastel ’69
Grace Alunni Patten ’69
Lawrence ’69 & Peggy Snow ’71
Patton
Martha Lang Patton ’47
Beth DiVincenzo Pavic ’76
Peggy Oliver Pelaia ’69
Pepsico Foundation
Ronald & Deborah Perger
Anthony J. Peskar ’57
Marcella Werstak Peters ’65
Susan Sobiech Peters ’68
Gina M. Petrella ’76
David ’68 & Diane
Zbig ’69 Pfaff
Michael J. Pilat ’64
Eileen Platten-Kral
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pokorny
(d) = deceased
Mary Witkowski Pollack ’56
Rosemary Boyert Porter ’64
Robert & Patricia Potts
Bryan ’53 & Beth Gallagher ’52
Powers
James B. Powers ’83
John Powers ’49
Michael Prandich ’69
James ’67 & Barbara Arko ’67
Prentis
Joseph Provenzano ’69
Tom and Helen Provenzano
Elizabeth Walker Pumphrey ’36
Patti Culley Raglow ’83
James L. Rainery ’41
Marilyn Demczyk Raishart ’64
William Rawlins ’51
Lawrence & Barbara Ream
Scott & Margaret Rees
Donald ’54 & Rosemary
Walsh ’54 Reese
Nora Scott Rege ’69
William Reichle ’39
Michael Reilley ’69
Edward & Leigh-Ann Revay
Rosemarie Biacsi Rich ’86
Kathleen Hughes Richard ’88
Michael Rinella ’53
Paul & Gina Coreno ’82 Rini
Rose Ann Brazytis Robinson ’64
Paul & Laurie Roch
Maryann Wisniewski Rollins ’62
Patricia Ciliberto Romano ’69
Nancy Curtis Rooney ’54
Gene Rorak
John Rose ’63
James Roszak ’68
Lois McLaughlin Ruvolo ’48
Mary Hartman Ryan ’66
James Sabanos ’64
Thomas A. Sabo ’69
Norma Marchionna Sanders ’50
Monica Cochick Sandstrom ’69
John ’48 & Ann Blaha ’48
Sazpansky
Matt Scalisi ’08
Timothy J. Schad ’90
Erich Scheidel ’10
Sean Schieferstein ’17
David F. Schneider ’62
Thomas ’69 & Debbie
Roseberil ’69 Schuckert
Frances Schumaker
Kathleen Sejba
Joan Relic Shoop ’60
Michael P. Simon ’75
Richard & Francine George ’67
Simon
David A. Simonik ’87
Stephen & Mary Simonik
Lucy Drvenkar Sinagra ’56
Sisters of Notre Dame
Sr. Delia Sizler ’64
Leon A. Skowronski
Matthew J. Slatkovsky ’93
Michael Smith ’63
Peter Smith
John J. Sommerfelt, Jr. ’70
Sr. Zoe St. James ’50
Elizabeth Torma St. John ’50
Michelle Hradek St. John ’79
Gail Starcher
Dale & Cindy Stelbasky
David L. Stenson ’63
Dave & Barbara Stepic
Theresa Zastawny Stoess ’83
Edward & Theresa Stolla
Kenneth ’77 & Lesley Boyer ’77
Storme
David Stretar ’69
Edward Strnad
Deborah Zelch Stutz ’85
Joe F. Suchan ’49
William Sugalski ’69
Petra Sullivan
Tim Sullivan
Patricia McDonnell Sweeney ’68
Patricia Schmitt Sweeney ’86
Joseph ’57 & Elaine Swyt
Jerome Sykora ’53
William A. Szabo ’71
John Szarwark ’69
James R. Szelminski ’63
Terry ’65 & Carol Szendel
Patricia Mewhinney
Szumilak ’69
Gerald ’67 & Carol
Malarik ’67 Talboo
Greg & Mary Beth
Spooner ’84 Taylor
Marianne J. Taylor
Mrs. Gerald M. Telzrow ’70
Joann Telzrow ’70
Mel Termini ’77
Robert W. Thayer ’50
Mary Theus ’12
James Tisch ’55
Constance Stark Tobias ’42
Georgianne Woodhall Torchia ’53
Joseph Urbanski, Sr. ’61
Lori Varga ’91
Joseph Vaughn ’46
Beth Szaniszlo Vento ’72
Mary Jadrych Vitou ’77
Elizabeth Trouten Volpe ’03
Christine Strnad Walker ’73
Mike & Mary Stringer ’85 Wallace
Robert Walters ’02
Edmund R. Waring ’56
Thomas ’68 & Kathryn
Koszarek ’69 Weber
James Wells ’58
John Wells ’69
Natasha Wentzlaff ’08
Laura Bardwell Whitkofski ’85
John & Mary Wilkins
Linda Williams
David ’70 & Joanne Roush ’72
Winkel
William Winkel ’69
Warren Wisner ’39
William M Witkowski ’57
Matthew & Michele Wolf
Michael G. Worley ’62
Jason & Yvette Falardeau ’80
Wypasek
Dana Weber Young ’69
Joseph Yusz ’02
Maria Zachary ’96
Richard Zak ’74
John R. Zanath ’56
Bill Zaylor ’69
Stephanie Zelasko ’07
Peg McGinty Zidonis ’52
Paul Ziemak ’69
Stephanie Pelleschi Zingale ’82
Daniel Zubricky ’98
William Zusy ’46
Alumni Giving
by Class
Through their collective
generosity, Holy Name
alumni make an important
difference in the lives of our
students and faculty. Their
support reaffirms their belief
in the value of a Holy Name
education and their
commitment to the future
of their school.
1933
total contributions: $250
Francis T. Sroka
1936
Elizabeth Walker Pumphrey
1937
Clare Kessler Ludwick (d)
1938
Winifred Murray Vaughn
1939
75th r eunion
William Reichle
Warren Wisner
1940
Mary Jean Rawlins Donovan
Ethel Murphy Quinlan
1941
Ralph K. Hocevar
Vincent Langa
Eileen Rawlins O’Loughlin
James L. Rainery
Edward L. Steadley
1942
Frances M. Ondik
Constance Stark Tobias
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DONOR
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Alumni Giving by Class
continued
1943
Thomas A. Harrison
Robert Kellermann
Owen J. McCafferty
Paul F. “Red” Perron
1944
70th r eunion
total contributions: $31,510
Rose Birt Curling
Patricia O’Mailia Delmore
Donald Ginley
Richard Kenney
Thomas J. Kinder
Joseph P. Kline
Gerald A. McBride
Dorothy Mazer McDonald
Angela Petrich Musil
Raymond E. Smiley
1945
Margaret Yanchar Alexander
MM Cunningham
Mary Jane Fechko
Daniel Flower
Jean Coleman Kray
Angelo M. Lopiccolo
Edward V. Morrow
Marlo M. Termini
1946
Francis H. Day, Sr.
Betty Tulley Gallagher
James Keaton
Betty Kocour
Dan O’Hara
Joseph Vaughn
William Zusy
1947
Jeanne Whitney Casey
Robert Gallagher
James F. Hoban
Frank B. Molls
Rita Kahoun O’Grady
Martha Lang Patton
Rev. James J. Vesely
1948
Kathleen Burns Barta
Dorothy Thom Conceller
Sam F. Conceller (d)
Neil J. Galloway
James J. Gartland
Frances Sciaulino Johnson
Richard Kawolics
Lois Heffernan Kurkul
John Lavelle
Thomas O. McBride
Rita Roach McGoldrick
Margaret Domanski Orlowe
Lois McLaughlin Ruvolo
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Planned Giving
The Legacy Society was founded in 2004 to recognize
the generosity and thoughtfulness of alumni, parents,
teachers, and others who have created gifts that will
benefit the school in the future. Membership is reserved
for those who provide for Holy Name High School in the
following manner: in their wills or living trusts; by funding
life income arrangements (charitable gift annuities and
charitable remainder trusts); by making gifts of life
insurance and retirement plan assets; or by establishing
charitable lead trusts. Membership is also granted to
those who establish a permanent endowed named fund
of $25,000 or more.
This past fiscal year, Holy Name was notified of bequests
from the estates of the following individuals, and we are
honored to include them in The Legacy Society.
Geraldine M. Kempski ’49
Frank F. Schueller
Ronald & Maureen Zupancic (P’81, ’82, ’83, ’92)
We greatly appreciate the vision, generosity, and
support of these individuals, and all members of The
Legacy Society. By leaving a gift to Holy Name in your will
or estate plan, donors not only help ensure Holy Name’s
future strength and well-being, but can design planned
gifts that will be advantageous to both them and Holy
Name. As you create your personal estate plans, you
may be able to lower your tax rates with deferred-giving
arrangements. We suggest that you consult with your
financial planner or attorney before making a planned
gift to determine your best charitable option.
If you have already named Holy Name in your will,
please let us know so we may thank you and welcome
you to The Legacy Society. To become a member or for
more information, contact Ray Murphy at (440) 8860300, ext. 111 or rmurphy@holynamehs.com.
Ann Blaha Sazpansky
John F. Sazpansky
Albert J. Scheiman
1949
65th r eunion
John F. Burke
John M. Byrne
Robert E. Conroy
Casimer R. DiFrancesco
Robert E. Donelon
Colletta Luskin Fahey
Tony Ferrante
Doris Penner Gilday
Albert F. Hanzlick
Geraldine M. Kempski (d)
Henry Kowalski
Theresa Miklich Lanchman
John Powers
Mary Jane Shuster Presper
Joe F. Suchan
1950
Roger Behra
Mary Ann Behren Brown
Irene Gulyban Burke
Robert Patrick Burns
John F. Comer
Joseph Egan
Claire Gallagher
Lenore Balzer Haack
Paul A. Hohman
Eileen McGinty Hondlik
Joseph C. Lowe
Frank Manfredonia (d)
Josephine O’Donnell Martinez
Anthony Morino
Norma Marchionna Sanders
Sr. Zoe St. James
Elizabeth Torma St. John
Robert W. Thayer
Vincent P Vasko
Rita Kessler Wysocki
1951
John L. Carey
Richard Heyink
Ray Koenig
Ursula Spacek Mazzolini
Patrick J. McLaughlin
Rose Retter Menger
Robert C. Nash
Anthony Oliverio
William Rawlins
Loren E. Reisig
1952
Emily Trecarichi Adams
Robert J. Barrett
Howard Behm
Ralph J. Brickner
James Corcoran
Lillian Pelko Cunningham
John C. Dimario
Patricia Coyle Downey
Elmer Gates
Robert J. Lenz
Bernadine George Matousek
Thomas McCarthy
Rosemary Nicol Murphy
Beth Gallagher Powers
Bernadette Volcansek Reilley
James Ward
Patricia Zaletel Ward
Peg McGinty Zidonis
1953
Gerald Boldt
Jean Kader Boldt
June Bodnar Bolibrush
Nancy McLaughlin BoylanBaresich
Francis A. Brennan
Clarence Cieplowski
Carolyn Senyitko Corcoran
Robert P. Coyle
Gerald J. Cunningham
Thomas R. Drinko
Sr. Therese Horan
Kathleen Mahoney Koval
Audrey Kalesky O’Donnell
Bryan Powers
Michael Rinella
Jerome Sykora
Georgianne Woodhall Torchia
1954
60th r eunion
Edward J. Butauski
John J. Carroll
Dolores Fink
William Gartland
Russell J. Gauntner
Mary Agnes Gavan
Bob (Gunner) Gerson
Stephen Kobylski
Dolores Tkac Kubicek
Lois Reynolds Maio
Angelo Masscia
Anthony R. McNamara
Adelbert C. Meder
Ronald Michalovich
Harold Murphy
Donald Reese
(d) = deceased
DONOR
ROLL
DONOR PROFILE:
Frances Ondik ’42
Frances Ondik ’42 has an adventurous
spirit about her, one that started to develop
when she first entered the halls of Holy
Name High School in
the fall of 1938.
As the only student
from the former
Nativity Elementary
School to matriculate
that year to Holy Name,
Ondik embraced the
opportunity to meet
a new group of friends
from different parts
of the city. She carried that willingness
to immerse herself into a new setting
and grow from the experience through
her 43-year career with the airline and
travel industry, which allowed her to visit
virtually every corner of the globe.
Ondik was one of five siblings to attend
Holy Name, joining her sisters, Margaret ’32,
Agnes ’41, and Ann; and her brother, Father
Michael ’29, who later worked for the school
1954 continued
Rosemary Walsh Reese
Nancy Curtis Rooney
1955
Michael W. Burns
Margaret Pullar Keo
Dale King
Dorothy McKee Michalovich
JoAnn Walters O’Donnell
Rudy Rosales
Mary McCoy Smith
James Tisch
Dorothy Toth
1956
Donald C. Anselm
Dorothy Adams Cale
William J. Cheney
Geraldine Stankiewicz DeLong
Frank J. Gigliotti
Elaine Alexander Jaras
Catherine Mandelik Kalal
Raymond D. Lynch
Patricia Stewart O’Neill
Robert Pawlak
Mary Witkowski Pollack
Lucy Drvenkar Sinagra
Joan Kramer Tosko
William E. Tosko
Edmund R. Waring
John R. Zanath
(d) = deceased
and Holy Name Church. Her appreciation
of the foundation that Holy Name placed
under her was part of the reason why Ondik
decided to make a planned gift to the
school.
“I received a very good education
because the priests and the nuns took
individual interest in the students,” Ondik
said. “The school stressed religion and we
would always see someone going to the
church during the day – it was very good
for our faith.
“I am also the last one of my family and
supporting Holy Name just felt like the best
thing to do – I want to give my money to
support the school’s educational mission
because I got a lot out of it.”
73 years after she graduated, Ondik
still has fond memories of her time at
Holy Name.
“We always had pep rallies before any
big game and when we came back to
campus the priests would be there for us,
win or lose,” she said.
“Everybody was so nice and I made
some very good friends.”
1957
Patricia Burke Burfield
Rev. Donald B. Cozzens
Tom Donovan
Clare Tomko Hall
Dennis Kowalski
David M. Murphy
Dorothy Gigliotti Naymik
Elaine DiRosa Oswald
Anthony J. Peskar
Patricia Mohan Surdy
Joseph F. Swyt
William M. Witkowski
Donald Wysocki
1958
Laura Fantelli Brucks
Jane Sorensen Dinda
William C. Dyer
Susan Sejhar Finch
James Gerbic
Marcella Witkowski Lehar
Dennis Mahoney
Mary K. McKee
Loretta Coleman Oakar
Virginia Kollin Shovlin
James Wells
Robert Zarzycki
1959
55th r eunion
Carol Hartman Bellante
Patrick Cavanagh
Barbara Bonsky Donovan
John B. Gabor (d)
Michael Francis Gallagher
Maryann Schodowski Gerbic
Edward M. Kreeger
Jane Murphy
Carol Thom Prentice
Gerald Shovlin
John Stulak
Gloria Plank Thompson
Frank J. Zbreski
1960
Carl Gianguzzo
Robert G. Hajek
Joseph F. Kandra
David Kiscoe
Jeanne Dernyar Kocisko
Larry Kocisko
Ken R. Mazer
John McNulty
Michael E. Nawaleniec
Georgeanna Troyan Nussbaum
George H. Oblak
James E. Protiva
Jean Setele
Joan Relic Shoop
Gerald J. Strekal
1961
Bea Kollin Adzema
William D. Andreski
Dale Bilczo
Shirley McClure Cimera
Frank M. Cunningham
Timothy T. Dyko
Rickie Ricchetti Freshley
Sr. Sheila Gallagher
Robert R Gray, Sr.
Thomas M. Heffernan, Jr.
Dianne Thomas Hernandez
Mary Ellen Mahnic Hutchinson
James E. Kaplar
John Lafko
Jeffrey Maruna
Kathy Parle Maruna
Mike M. McIvor
Ann Clifford McNamara
Antoinette Zuchowsky Morton
Mary Ann Collins Sharrer
James W. Sikon
James Stankiewicz
Joseph P. Stenson
Joseph Urbanski, Sr.
Walter Wilson
1962
Anonymous
Leo Allen
Cheryl Runyan Bauer
Robert Cermak
Steven Chylinski
Joseph Jansky
Timothy F. Lucek
Elaine Toncar Miller
Jacquelyn Jelinek Miller
Maryann Wisniewski Rollins
David F. Schneider
Barbara Kollin Simon
Vincent Simon
Michael G. Worley
1963
Roseann Busciglio Burgan
John Drvenkar
Edward S. Knotek
Edward Kraine
JoAnn Denes Kraine
Carole Hogue Lewis
Kathleen Mazer Nowak
Leonard Orcino
John Rose
Michael Smith
David L. Stenson
James R. Szelminski
1964
50th r eunion
John W. Chism
James R. Cornhoff
Sr. Mary H. Cunningham
Kathleen McCarthy Danko
Joan Divoky
Coletta Herbold Gordon
John Herda
Joseph W. Koelliker
John W. Lally
Rita Drvenkar Lally
Frank R. Mahnic, Jr.
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DONOR
ROLL
1964 continued
Michael J. Pilat
Natalie Plocica
Rosemary Boyert Porter
Marilyn Demczyk Raishart
Rose Ann Brazytis Robinson
James Sabanos
Maureen Milko Sammis
Sr. Delia Sizler
1965
Richard A. Cicerchi
Denis Demagall
Maureen Cunningham Donovan
Terry M. Donovan
Henry Frimel
Anthony R. Galati
Christine Wilkes Gebolys
Eugenia Gorski
Andrew Haney
William Keckan
Sally Gilbride Kermode
Elaine Dyer Kuminkoski
Mary Matuska Patronite
Marcella Werstak Peters
Robert Plautz
Andrew Scislo
Barbara Dienes Shomaker
Terry Szendel
David A. Wilks
1966
Terry Brickman
Tom Darmetko
Mary Lavelle Day
Sheldon Firem
Theresa Franck
Christine Cinadr Gotch
Theresa Prandich Hruby
Thomas Joyce
Albert M. Kluczynski
Faith Saunders Linden
Thomas F. McMullen
Daniel Moderick, Sr.
John G. Nemec
Mary Hartman Ryan
John Srp
1967
Daniel Deegan
Marie Seminara Frimel
Anne Kollin Gannon
Patrick J. Gannon
Christopher Jakubson
Susan Cejka Kenneally
Terrence Kenneally
Barbara Krakowiak Ketterick
Elizabeth Yungvirt Krolikowski
Timothy R. Krolikowski
Bert McVicker Piccirillo
Martin J. Powers
Barbara Arko Prentis
James Prentis
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Francine George Simon
Edward F. Sorace
John B. Spooner
Judy Lucek Spooner
Carol Malarik Talboo
Gerald P. Talboo
Jack Thompson
Robert Ziccardi
1968
John Banaszak
Mary Redig Banaszak
Jane Cermak Daly
Glenn Dyer
Gilbert K. Kives
Jack Koch
Kathleen Powers Neary
Susan Sobiech Peters
James Roszak
Paul Rybak
John P. Sullivan
Patricia McDonnell Sweeney
Daniel Telzrow
1969
45th r eunion
Class of 1969 Reunion Gift
Mary Piechowski Arthur
Kathleen Wahlstrom Augustine
Judy Maciak Bender
Mary McGinnis Birel
Rev. Dennis A. Bogusz
Ann Gannon Brutvan
Margaret Rickelman Buckshaw
Diane Burns-Norman
Fran Galati Byrne
William Caine
Kate M. Campbell
Michael Coleman
Deborah Iacona Conroy
Michael Dallas
Michael J. Danko
Christine Przybylski Dubiel
Edward M. Echan
Dennis Flanagan
Celestine Hudak Furlan
Jerome C. German
Michael Patrick Gray
Beth Burrell Haas
Joyce Zelei Hamilton
Timothy Healey
Bonnie M. Hudak
Christine Popik Hvizd
George M. Hvizd
Richard Kaplar
Patricia Antall Keith
Linda Lisowski Kessler
Eugene Kiczek
Thomas J. Kilfoyle
Kathleen Cullen Kochanski
Beth Vanacek Kokely
Peggy Moran Kozan
John LeHoty
Elizabeth A. Lozar
Roseann M. Lozar
Mike Mate
Ann Chmielecki Mellick
Maureen O’Donnell Miller
Noel Miller
Suzanne Sazpansky Naiman
Debra Batterton Nemecky
Patricia Biss Neuendorff
James M. Novosel
Robert T. Pastel
Grace Alunni Patten
Lawrence Patton
Peggy Oliver Pelaia
Judith Conceller Perry
Diane Zbig Pfaff
Michael Prandich
Nora Scott Rege
Michael Reilley
Patricia Ciliberto Romano
Thomas A. Sabo
Monica Cochick Sandstrom
Debbie Roseberil Schuckert
Thomas Schuckert
Brenda Saunders Sprague
Linda Hocevar Stern
David Stretar
William Sugalski
John Szarwark
Patricia Mewhinney Szumilak
Kathryn Koszarek Weber
John Wells
William Winkel
Dana Weber Young
Bill J. Zaylor
Paul Ziemak
1970
Paul B. Apostle
Lynne Kestranek Bart
Jeffrey A. Borsz
Kevin Coleman
Kate Stringer Day
Tom Day
Daniel Dombek
Maryellen Cozzens Dombek
Frank S. Durtche
James S. Fazekas
Kathy Joyce Fortney
Mary Jo Jakab
James Joyce
Nancy Gilbride Joyce
Louis Latona
Denice Godec Moderick
Edward Schaefer
Patricia Collingwood Schaefer
John J. Sommerfelt, Jr.
Lawrence J. Squires
Gerald M. Telzrow
Joann Telzrow
Gregory Walters
Edward Weber
Helen Rose Weber
David J. Winkel, Sr.
1971
Michael J. Arko
Gerard Cermak
Thomas P. Christy
Michael F. Day
Catherine Buc Echan
Norman S. Echan
Charles Gliha
Eve Hornak Goebel
Michael F. Goebel
Brian P. Joyce
Gary Kimpel
Eileen Costello Loudenslager
Lisa Wascovich Madden
Susan Simpson Means
Debra Opalach
Joseph P. Oprzadek
William A. Szabo
Anne Stenson Tuomari
Fiorella Provenzano Zummo
Samuel Zummo
1972
Lawrence Arthur
Jerry Bednar
Denis M. Bruncak
John R. Coleman, Jr.
Timothy J. Cunningham
Patrice Ferko
Ed Gallagher
Joanne Lozar Glenn
Karen Carr Guba
John E. Harvan, Jr.
Robert Kelleher
Roman Kwiatkowski
Patrick Mahoney
Gary M. Schniegenberg
Beth Szaniszlo Vento
Joanne Roush Winkel
1973
Class of 1973 Class Gift
Denise Lewalk Borgio
Tom Borgio
Kathleen Calvey
Patrick M. Campbell
Ray Chylinski
Mary Day Colvard
(d) = deceased
DONOR
ROLL
1973 continued
Nancy Priebe Franck
Linda Zarembski Gallagher
Michael P. Gallagher
Jack Gilbride
Marian Deegan Heine
Rita Coleman Lawry
Paula Lewis
Timothy P. McLaughlin
Maureen Shields O’Boyle
Michael J. Squires
Martin J. Stringer
Christine Strnad Walker
1974
40th r eunion
Dave W. Baird
Andrew K. Borsz
John Boyer
Patricia Keaveney Chylinski
Cathy Byrne Corrigan
Peggy McGinty Gibbons
Patricia McGinty Gliha
Martha Klag Gould
David Kovarik
Jim Malloy
Jack Matejka
Thomas McLaughlin
Karen Mittman
Mark Termini
Richard Zak
1975
Ellen Knight Ashwill
Maryann Politowicz Boyer
Thomas Boyer
Mark P. Burger
Mary Beth Krakowiak Burger
Ray Burns
Thomas Frontczak
Maureen Gannon Hennessey
Joseph Langa
Christine Cieplowski Mahnic
William Mahnic
Therese Powers McCall
Nancy Strnad Novak
Frank Rini
Jim Scullin
Kathy Fogarty Scullin
Michael P. Simon
Thomas J. Vaughn
Denise Schniegenberg Zelasko
1976
Tom Amato
Peter Apostle
Roberta Krasovic Betlejewski
James Callen
Donna Hanzlick Deye
Kathy Day Hartman
Dave Kotowski
Marie Kulacz Lupo
James Mahnic
(d) = deceased
Mary Jo Maloney O’Toole
Beth DiVincenzo Pavic
Gina M. Petrella
Andrea Aiello Powers
Patrick Powers
Robert C. Satonik
Jim Shiner
Judy Hartshorn Shiner
Mary Sanders Thoburn
1977
Norm Basch
Eileen Kohn Belak
James Gorey
Kenneth J. Gurgol
Catherine Merker Hartnett
Paul J. Huml
Cynthia Szczepanik Krolikowski
Kevin Maloney
Nancy Hanzlick Potter
Thomas P. Powers
Carol Sepic Priebe
Michael Priebe
Kenneth J. Storme
Lesley Boyer Storme
Mel Termini
Mary Jadrych Vitou
Jeffrey Walters
1978
Mark R. Brown
Diane Godec Day
Kevin Day
Mary Kukich Gurgol
Kevin M. Kane
Cheryl Mize Konczos
Kevin Kuntz
Mary Pat Stringer Leneghan
Mike Minich
Sally Breslin Moennich
Ronald J. Mysona
Patrice Burger Williams
1979
35th r eunion
Sheila Coughlin Basch
Catherine Semple Frontczak
Cindy Kaade Funari
Joe Funari
Christine Sibis Gallagher
Brian P. Maloney
Peggy Byrne Maloney
Michelle Hradek St. John
Kathleen Downey Welsh
1980
Michael Bogacki
Danny Corvo
Donna Finnerty Cotone
Craig Hyps
Mary Downey Maloney
Matthew J. Maloney
Jeanine Veres Mooren
Kevin C. Mooren
Bridget Scott Onders
Anne Halloran Rossoll
Yvette Falardeau Wypasek
1981
Carole Soltis Bruck
Tina Callari
Margaret Fahey Cawley
Rose Palko Chandler
Kevin M. Coffey
Pat Conroy
Ronna Hetzel Coplan
Jennie Helms Dollard
Joseph K. Dubovec
Cheryl Neff Gryniewicz
Sandra Delac Horvat
Carolyn Saunders Kara
Anthony Magalski
Maureen McCormick
Mary DeBellis Molchan
Richard Neff
Gene S. Ptacek
Chris Seman
Cindy Petronzio Smith
Robert J. Zunt
1982
Myron Antoniw
Thomas Bangert
Robin Zarzour Barlak
Dawn Neff Bookshar
Michael P. Brickner
Maria Davis Buffa
Patrick T. Corrigan
Brian P. Downey
Kenneth Dyer
Lawrence Kelly
Karen S. LaMoreaux
Mary Hronek Degnan Lippiatt
Janet Laheta Overberg
Kelly Connor Petty
Kathleen P. Quealy
Gina Coreno Rini
Terri Dy Sivik
Glen Springer
Michelle McDevitt Springer
Andrea Landino Thornton
Ellen Burger Wolanski
Stephanie Pelleschi Zingale
Kevin R. Zupancic
1983
Total Contributions: $4,100
Patrick Cleary, Sr.
David Clifford
Brian Day
Karen Cutler Dufala
Judy Brown Dyer
Trisha Timko Giordano
Lisa L. Gould
Joe Kavalec
Sheila Zarycki Kavalec
Maureen Gale Ketz
Joseph Krause
Judith Veres Mondry
George J. Palko
Clare Davidson Pietrzycki
James B. Powers
Patti Culley Raglow
Theresa Zastawny Stoess
Keith Zupancic
1984
30th Reunion
Farid Abed
Kevin M. Adams
Erik M. Bewley
Susan Bischof Bewley
Debbie D’Alessio Brown
Maureen Byrne-Sico
Louis Chorich III
Steven DeBow
Betsy Frontino
Harold J. Hirz
Susan Paris Laviano
Timothy Leonard
Mary McNamara
Terri Oliver
Kenneth Price
Patricia Zito Scoville
Mary Beth Spooner Taylor
Kevin Walsh
1985
Karen King Andrews
Nancy Ashton Boylan
Brian K. Breslin
Vincent J. DiCaprio
Kenneth C. Gawelek
Patrick J. Hopkins
Michael E. Hudak
Michele Dzion Koler
Michele Bator Kuhr
Denise Vaselaney McCormick
John T. McCormick
Mary Jo Dockman McCormick
Susan Meier
James Moran
Ron J. Oscher
Michelle Rusk Rini
Deborah Zelch Stutz
Mary Stringer Wallace
Laura Bardwell Whitkofski
Emily J. Zaragoza-Lao
1986
Brian Adams
Barry Andrews
Daniel R. Brickner
Dean DePiero
Michael DeSantis
Sandra Sabol Disalvatore
Susan Murray Drucker
Denise Lentz Eckman
Laura McNamara Gray
Matthew J. Gray
James G. Hajek
Terrence Kenneally
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DONOR
ROLL
1986 continued
Ken Klein
Susan Roth Koetter
Justin J. McGinty
Patty Byrne Moran
Rosemarie Biacsi Rich
Michele Roth-Kauffman
Patricia Schmitt Sweeney
Mike Tworzydlo
Patricia McLaughlin Wise
1987
Terrence J. Boylan
Deneen Sabol Gilles
Timothy Heasley
Jill Vanis Kazalac
Sean Kenneally
Daniel M. Krawczonek
Joseph M. Laviano
Regina Walick Marek
Keith McGinty
Scott Opincar
Joseph Ream
David A. Simonik
Michael Turella
Christina Crisafi Vaselaney
Mark Vaselaney
1988
Class of 1988 Class Gift
Eileen Tivenan Adams
Kimberley Cesen Cummings
Colleen Corrigan Day
William Ehrbar
Lauren Sponseller Gottschalk
Howard Greynolds
Katherine Halloran Hancock
Jennifer Quinn Hudak
Debby Kannenberg-Asmondy
John E. Murphy
Nicole Wieczorek Opincar
Mark Priebe
Kathleen Hughes Richard
Jeffrey M. Rozek
Julie Geiger Sherman
Frank Skerl
Rev. Thomas G. Woost
1989
25th Reunion
Deana Morgan Bryner
Jocelyn R. Butler
Christine Downes
Eric T. Hancock
Julie Holstein-McCumber
Kathryn Miley
Kelly L. Reblin
Sarah Manville West
Mark A. Zisk
1990
Total Contributions: $475
Renee Albarano
Brian Bruzda
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Karen Kudla Bruzda
Colin Hughes
Dana Paunescu McManus
Teresa Miranda Pace
Timothy J. Schad
1991
David Benisek
Scott B. Bentley
Lori Tworzydlo Daley
Corine Beskid Dehghanpisheh
Fred D’Onofrio
David Labanc
Joseph Patton
Patricia Kinney Preisel
Lori Varga
1992
Patrick Chun
Charles J. Clarke
Shelley Gorczyca Cudnik
Shelley Downes
Anne Farrar
Brian Huston
Joseph Lindway
Gregory E. Preisel
1993
Anonymous
Michele Benedict Bayus
Jim Crow
Lori Mayer Crow
Rebecca Ravas Doubler
Christina Hronek
Therese Brutvan Joyce
Nathan J. Kline
Doug Krysiak
Tina Castrigano Magistro
Matthew J. Slatkovsky
1994
20th Reunion
Michael T. Cudnik
Holly Solkiewicz Davidson
Rev. Damian J. Ference
Brett Frantz
Jeffrey Jurcak
Michael J. Kelley
Christopher Malik
Rich McCarthy
Deirdre O’Keefe Mueller
Arleen Hughes More O’Ferrall
Julie Simon
Marisa Terrigno
1995
Shelbrey Althoff Blanc
Brian J. Dylong
Rachel Defante Hoy
William P. Joyce
Nelly DeVanna Kelley
1996
Michael K. Dolan, Jr.
Nathan Hudak
Melissa Wasilewski Majeski
John Pallotta
John Ulyshen
Maria Zachary
1997
Kenneth Gaughan
Matthew C. Hahner
1998
Andrea Poliak Babjack
Megan Coleman Canfield
Jonathan Farmerie
Matthew Hollingsworth
William Jenks
Jennifer Koran
Jessica Proellochs Lapp
Michael F. Lapp
Sean P. McCarthy
Matthew Miller
Daniel Mullaney
Mark E. Robinson
Bert Scanlon
Daniel Zubricky
1999
15th Reunion
Brian Andes
Katie Gannon
Erin Gorey Luckay
Joseph Provenzano
Angela DiMarino Smudz
2000
Brendan Krowka
Jonathan Lorincz
Erik G. McKay
Jessica Franck McKay
Janel Crabiel Molnar
Jennifer Bender Phillips
2001
Melissa Lim Babcock
Sara Joyce Chengelis
Charles Fisher
James Globokar
Paul F. Kosmerl
Alicia Miller
2002
Amy Antczak
Kristin Day
Robert Walters
Joseph Yusz
2003
Jaclyn Godec DiGeronimo
Elizabeth Trouten Volpe
2004
10th Reunion
BethAnn Borsz Fey
Abby Joyce
2005
Nathan Barbo
Haley K. Bishop
Allie Boni
Ryan Gilbride
2006
Amanda L. Ehrbar
Ryan McCafferty
Emily Bihari Paes
2007
Megan Kelly
James Maslar
Kelly Opalko
Brendan Wolchko
Stephanie Zelasko
2008
Emily Day
Joseph Hogan
Matt Scalisi
Natasha Wentzlaff
2009
5th Reunion
Allison D’Anniballe
Ellen Day
Alex Hradek
Daniel Humphrey
Bartley Leneghan
Sean McCafferty
Michelle Mooren
2010
Emily Balodis
Dana Bura
Lauren Dargay
Timothy Hogan
Erich Scheidel
2011
Brendan Boylan
Laura Latona
Brendan McCafferty
Kelly Morgan
John Opalko
2012
Julia Balodis
Dale Bohatch
Elissa Day
Maria Ramos
Mary Theus
2014
Sean King
2017
Sean Schieferstein
(d) = deceased
DONOR
ROLL
Commemorative
Giving
Many gifts to Holy Name
have been made in honor of
or in memory of a member of
the Holy Name community.
Please join us in celebration of
those honored and prayer for
the memory of those deceased.
GIFTS GIVEN IN HONOR OF
The Barrett Family
Robert J. Barrett ’52
Catholic Education
Denis Demagall ’65
Centennial of Holy Name
High School
Lenore Balzer Haack ’50
George ’69 & Christine
Popik ’69 Hvizd
The Class of 1940
Ethel Murphy Quinlan ’40
The Class of 1954
Bob Gerson ’54
The Class of 1959
Edward M. Kreeger ’59
The Class of 1970
Mary Jo Jakab ’70
George Eppley
Mary Lavelle Day ’66
Edward Fogarty
Daniel J. O’Hara
The Gannon/
Gallagher Families
Claire Gallagher ’50
Sister Katie
Diane Obringer
Sisters of Charity
Angela Petrich Musil ’44
Joe Swyt ’57
Clare Tomko Hall ’57
David Wilks ’65
Patrick Chun ’92
Coach Jack Zebcar
(1959-1960)
Michael Smith ’63
GIFTS GIVEN IN
MEMORY OF
Art Adzema ’61
Bea Kollin Adzema ’61
Dale Bilczo ’61
Theresa Cesear
Rickie Ricchetti
Freshley ’61
Dianne Thomas
Hernandez ’61
Jo Ann Alesci ’45
Angelo M. Lopiccolo ’45
James Bartlett ’51
Frances D. Burke
(d) = deceased
Jim Bender ’63
John Rose ’63
William Francis
Borer ’30
Dorothy Borer
Andrew C. Borsz ’43
BethAnn Borsz Fey ’04
Broadway & Harvard
Robert Patrick Burns ’50
Eileen Anne
Campbell ’77
Kate M. Campbell ’69
Patricia Hughes
Campbell ’46
John F. Campbell
Kathy Carey
John L. Carey ’51
Thomas F. Carey ’51
James McGinty
James Carney ’53
Francis A. Brennan ’53
Deceased Classmates of
the Class of 1950
Vincent P. Vasko ’50
Deceased Classmates of
the Class of 1975
Ray Burns ’75
Mark J. Cleary ’82
Sam Conceller ’48
Judith Conceller Perry ’69
Tom ’59 & Jim ’65
Cozzens
Daniel ’70 & Maryellen
Cozzens ’70 Dombek
Dennis Crustic
Walter Wilson ’61
Kay Dixon Cultrona ’60
Georgeanna Troyan Nussbaum ’60
Elizabeth Danko ’57
Pops L. Defante
Soledad Defante
Kathleen T. Halicki
Dent ’59
William Dent
Frank DiMarino
Steve Drvenkar ’58
John Drvenkar ’63
Florence Miller-Drvenkar
James N. Ehrbar ’83
Kathleen Fox Fedor ’60
Joan Relic Shoop ’60
Shannon Fedor
Arlene M. Gallagher ’36
Michael F. Gallagher ’59
Phil Glazer ’83
Diane Lyn Kiscoe
Gray ’69
Michael Patrick Gray ’69
Ray ’33 & Kathleen ’32
Halicki
Mary Agnes
Heffernan ’38
Winifred Murray Vaughn ’38
Mary M. Holub ’46
Anthony Holub
Frank J. Jansky ’33
Joseph Jansky ’62
James Jaras ’56
Elaine Alexander Jaras ’56
John Keaveney ’52
Ray ’73 & Patricia Keaveney ’74
Chylinski
Deceased Members of The
King Family
Oscar F. Kives
Gilbert K. Kives ’68
Ilse Kives
Scott David Kobylski
Stephen Kobylski ’54
Eugene T. Krakowiak
Thad & Helen Cooke
Mary Katherine Krakowiak
Steven Relich
Thomas & Patricia Krall
John Robert Lang ’45
Joseph Patton ’91
V. Mike Langa, Jr.
Vincent Langa ’41
John Lanigan ’44
Mary Ann Lanigan
Gerald A. McBride ’44
Raymond ’44 &
Eleanor Smiley
Tony Lavalle
Ronald J. Coreno
Patricia Gallagher
Lawler ’62
John N. Lawler
Wayne Lehar
Marcella Witkowski Lehar ’58
Tom Malloy ’75
Emil Maras
Terry Brickman ’66
James H. McDonald ’44
Dorothy Mazer McDonald ’44
Nancy Neay
Wypasek
Denise Oblocki
Robert E. Oblocki
The Ondik Family
Frances M. Ondik ’42
James V. Patton ’47
Sheila Adler
Donald Byrne
Shirley Chambers
Jack & Cathy Byrne ’74 Corrigan
Patrick Hawkins
James Kennedy
John & Karen Kirk
Rose Lavelle
Kevin ’77 & Mary Downey ’80
Maloney
Terrence O’Donnell
Ronald Perger
Eileen Platten-Kral
John Power
Tom Patton ’98
Thomas Patton
Jeff Piscura ’69
Glenn Dyer ’68
The Poor Souls
Robert Kellermann ’43
Ben A. Presper
Mary Jane Shuster
Presper ’49
James Priebe ’65
William Keckan ’65
Michael ’77 & Carol
Sepic ’77 Priebe
Deceased Members
of The Priebe Family
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DONOR
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Commemorative Giving
continued
The Rawlins Family
Mary Jean Rawlins
Donovan ’40
James J. Reilley ’52
Bernadette Volcansek
Reilley ’52
Len Reisinger ’65
Richard Saunders
Frances Bellomo
Brenda Hurst
Michael Jackson
Pat Johnson
Joyce Marchi
Frances Schumaker
Peter Smith
Wayne Taylor
Richard &
Martina Brinda ’45
Saunders
Brenda Saunders Sprague ’69
Jeff Saxon ’66
Janet Saxon
Fred Schuckert ’67
James Prentis ’67
Gerald P. Talboo ’67
Edward Seitz ’81
Maureen McCormick ’81
Ruth Seitz
Dorothy Toth ’55
Walter & Lottie Sikon
James W. Sikon ’61
Joseph E. Sorace ’38
Pat Spooner ’68
Agnes Stankiewicz
James Stankiewicz ’61
Mary Ellen O’Toole
Steadley ’42
Edward L. Steadley ’41
Betty Sullivan
Dolores Kalesky
Vaughn ’46
Joseph Vaughn ’46
Rita A. Walson
Linda Williams
Gabriel Wascovich
Lisa Wascovich Madden ’71
DONOR PROFILE:
Bill ’56 and
Judy Cheney
Bill ’56 and Judy Cheney
know firsthand the value and
importance of a Catholic
education.
Cheney attributes his
education at Holy Name,
along with hard work, with
laying the foundation for a
successful business career.
While attending his 55th Reunion, he saw
that many of the same values present when
he was a student were still in place at the
school. After that visit it became clear to
the Cheneys that the school deserved their
support in the form of a special unrestricted
gift to the Annual Fund as Holy Name
recognized its 100th anniversary.
“I feel strongly that Holy Name was
good to Judy and me and that we needed
to do something to support the mission
of the school,” Cheney said. “I not only
received a great education, but Holy Name
was where I also met friends for life. When
I reflect back on the days I attended there,
I realize it gave me a great foundation to
build upon as we raised a family and built
a career.”
Following his graduation from Holy
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Giorgiana Regne
Weber ’39
Tim & Jane Belko
Janis Van Tilburg
Williams ’56
Roger Williams
The Parents of Rita
Kessler Wysocki ’50
Rita Kessler Wysocki ’50
Russ Zelasko ’75
Gary M. Schniegenberg ’72
Denise Schniegenberg
Zelasko ’75
Name, Cheney worked before
enlisting in the Marines.
Upon returning to civilian
life, he resumed his work
in business while earning
a degree from Cleveland
State University. During his
impressive career, Cheney
was a general manager with
Harvard Manufacturing in
Cleveland, and president of
the Steadley Co. in Carthage,
MO, which he and a group
of investors eventually purchased. He
also was a key member in the founding
of two community banks, and served on
the boards of several businesses, financial
institutions, and a hospital.
By his side through it all has been his
wife, Judy, who has grown fond of Holy
Name through the years.
“Judy and I have been married for 53
years. While we attended different schools,
she always enjoyed my friends at Holy
Name. We really enjoyed Bob Pattie, the
Holy Name band director, and his band,”
Cheney said. “We met as juniors in high
school and Judy still talks about how great
those days were when we attended Holy
Name functions.
“Holy Name was just a great school and
left me with fond memories.”
Current & Former
Faculty & Staff
Maureen Adler
Felicia Anderson
Emily Balodis ’10
Shelbrey Althoff Blanc ’95
John Bonza
Michael Borowiak
Karen Borsz
Sr. Helen Ann Brown
Karen Carter
Cassie Conti
Ben Farmer
Marylyn Frohwerk
Sr. Sheila Gallagher ’61
Charles Garofalo
Carl Gianguzzo ’60
Lisa L. Gould ’83
Sr. Paula Greggila
Vivian Habrat
Deborah A. Hannigan
Sr. Katherine Hoelscher
Rev. Mark L. Hollis
Daniel Hornbeek
Terrence Kenneally ’67
Barbara Krakowiak Ketterick ’67
Timothy R. Krolikowski ’67
Joseph Langa ’75
Louis Latona ’70
Denise McCafferty
Daniel Moderick, Sr. ’66
Raymond M. Murphy
Robert Pawlak ’56
Mark Pinzone
Beth Gallagher Powers ’52
Larry Ream
Gina Coreno Rini ’82
Michael Sullivan
Tim Sullivan
Katherine E. Szmagala
Mary Stringer Wallace ’85
David A. Wilks ’65
Yvette Falardeau Wypasek ’80
John Zigmond
(d) = deceased
DONOR
ROLL
Parents &
Grandparents of
Current & Former
Students
Richard & Joanne Abramczyk
Brian ’86 & Eileen Tivenan ’88
Adams
Greg & Julie Alberty
Greg & Patrice Alberty
Alejandro & Ninfa Aldana
David & Mary Ann Amrozowicz
Bob & Karen King ’85 Andrews
Lawrence ’72 & Mary
Piechowski ’69 Arthur
Thomas & Sandy Beauregard
Paul & Carole Becka
Richard & Margaret Bedell
Jerry ’72 & Emma Bednar
Christopher & Roberta
Krasovic ’76 Betlejewski
Brian & Lorie Bilak
Ernest & Margeret Blevins
Michael ’80 & Cindy Bogacki
Robert & Laura Bohrer
John & Vivian Bonza
Tom ’73 & Denise
Lewalk ’73 Borgio
Jeffrey ’70 & Karen Borsz
Terrence ’87 & Nancy
Ashton ’85 Boylan
Brian ’85 & Patty Breslin
Thomas & Katherine Breslin
Michael & Jenny Brickner
Michael & Debbie
D’Alessio ’84 Brown
Carole Soltis Bruck ’81
Charles & Ann Gannon ’69
Brutvan
Todd & Deana Morgan ’89 Bryner
George & Joanne Buchko
Mark ’75 & Mary Beth
Krakowiak ’75 Burger
John F. Campbell
Patrick ’73 & Claudia Campbell
Tim & Karen Carter
Kathleen Chapin
Charles & Judith Churavy
The Cola Family
Brett & Mary Day ’73 Colvard
Sharon Conomy
Robert ’49 & Marian Conroy
William & Deborah Iacona ’69
Conroy
James & Tami Coreno
Ron & Elaine Coreno
Jim & Lisa Corrigan
Patrick & Celia Corrigan
Norman & Donna
Finnerty ’80 Cotone
Coleen M. Coyne
Robert & Colleen Crabbs
(d) = deceased
Hector & Bessie Cuevas
Gerald ’53 & Lillian Pelko ’52
Cunningham
Timothy ’72 & Francine
Cunningham
Peter & Sandra D’Anniballe
Thomas & Alyce Danzey
Brian ’83 & Colleen
Corrigan ’88 Day
Jo Ann Day
Kevin ’78 & Diane Godec ’78 Day
Michael ’71 & Mary Jo Day
Tom ’70 & Kate Stringer ’70 Day
Soledad Defante
Mary Alice DeJohn
Bradley & Jennifer Denning
Arthur & Deborah DePompei
James & Bonnie DiMarino
Michael & Jennie Helms ’81
Dollard
Anthony & Sharon Dosen
Joseph ’81 & Gayle Dubovec
William ’58 & Joanne Dyer
Art & Margaret Ehlinger
William ’88 & Beth Ehrbar
Gerri Falardeau
Anthony & Cathleen Fatica
Kevin & Sheila Fenton
James & Barbara Flower
Betsy Frontino ’84
Joe ’79 & Cindy Kaade ’79 Funari
Michael & Celestine
Hudak ’69 Furlan
Anthony ’65 & Gloria Galati
Craig & Melinda Galla
Michael P. ’73 & Linda
Zarembski ’73 Gallagher
Anne Kollin Gannon ’67
Patrick ’67 & Catherine Gannon
Jack ’73 & Margie Gilbride
Cliff & Jane Gonet
James ’77 & Kimberly Gorey
Matthew ’86 & Laura
McNamara ’86 Gray
Phillip & Zelma Greynolds
Rick & Sheryl Grospitch
Kenneth ’77 & Mary
Kukich ’78 Gurgol
Robert & Beth Burrell ’69 Haas
Peter & Ann Marie Halinecz
Albert ’49 & Veronica Hanzlick
Thomas & Mary Harrington
Richard Jorz & Kathy
Day ’76 Hartman
Daniel & Catherine
Merker ’77 Hartnett
Tom & Paula Hogan
William & Linda Hronek
George ’69 & Christine Popik ’69
Hvizd
James ’70 & Nancy Gilbride ’70
Joyce
Thomas ’66 & Shirley Joyce
William ’95 & Therese
Brutvan ’93 Joyce
Joseph & Diane Karoleski
Joe ’83 & Sheila Zarycki ’83
Kavalec
Lawrence ’82 & Jacqueline Kelly
Terrence ’67 & Susan Cejka ’67
Kenneally
Joseph & Maria Keppler
Karen Kett
Michael & Barbara Krakowiak ’67
Ketterick
Martin & Jeanne Kilbane
Dale ’55 & Redith King
Andrew & Jackie Kinnen
Ilse Kives
Kris & Danielle Koch
Michael & Susan Roth ’86 Koetter
Michael & Mary Kay Kolenz
Joseph & Bernie Kowal
Norman & Carol Krasnodemski
Joseph ’83 & Rosella Krause
Alfred & Theresia Krist
Tim ’67 & Liz Yungvirt ’67
Krolikowski
Ronald & Margie Kruse
David & Michele Bator ’85 Kuhr
Wendy Lachowski
James & Marlene Lapp
Louis Latona ’70
Joseph ’87 & Susan Paris ’84
Laviano
Joseph & Tamara Laviano
Rita Coleman Lawry ’73
Bart & Mary Pat Stringer ’78
Leneghan
Michael & Renee Logue
John & Nancy Lorincz
Patrick & Margaret Lysobey
Vito & Tina Castrigano ’93
Magistro
James & Ann Masella
Stephen & Giedra Matas
Francis Matese
Joseph & Denise McCafferty
Jim & Therese Powers ’75 McCall
Frances McCarthy (d)
James & Beverly McGinty
William & Ann Clifford ’61
McNamara
Gilbert & Mary Ann Medaglia
Joseph & Ann Mementowski
Daniel & Mary Ann Mihalik
Daniel ’66 & Denice Godec ’70
Moderick
Kevin ’80 & Jeanine Veres ’80
Mooren
James ’85 & Patty Byrne ’86 Moran
Edward & Kathleen Morgan
John ’88 & Lisa Murphy
Bao & Thaoly Nguyen
Robert E. Oblocki
James & Lynnda O’Malley
Robert & Kelley O’Malley
John & Michele Opalko
Carol Opincar
Scott ’87 & Nicole
Wieczorek ’88 Opincar
Patrick & Mary Jo Maloney ’76
O’Toole
Donald & Sharon Panik
Grace Alunni Patten ’69
Lawrence ’69 & Peggy
Snow ’71 Patton
Thomas Patton
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pokorny
Bryan ’53 & Beth
Gallagher ’52 Powers
Ron & Rose Prasek
Mark ’88 & Alison Priebe
Tom and Helen Provenzano
Lawrence & Barbara Ream
Scott & Margaret Rees
Ruthanne Rennert
Edward & Leigh-Ann Revay
Todd & Melinda Rings
Frank Rini ’75
Paul & Gina Coreno ’82 Rini
Paul & Laurie Roch
Richard & Jeannette Sacha
Ronald & Deborah Scheidel
Frederick & Karen Schmieder
Stephen & Helene Schnell
Thomas ’69 & Debbie
Roseberil ’69 Schuckert
Andrew ’65 & Jane Scislo
Kathleen Sejba
John Sico & Maureen
Byrne-Sico ’84
Richard & Francine
George ’67 Simon
Stephen & Mary Simonik
June Kerr Sims
Leon A. Skowronski
Stephen & Laura Sozio
Glen ’82 & Michelle
McDevitt ’82 Springer
Gail Starcher
Dale & Cindy Stelbasky
Dave & Barbara Stepic
Edward & Theresa Stolla
Edward Strnad
Michael & Helen Sullivan
Petra Sullivan
Terry ’65 & Carol Szendel
Greg & Mary Beth
Spooner ’84 Taylor
Marianne J. Taylor
John & Jacqueline Tenerowicz
John & Paula Thomas
Floyd & Christine Trouten
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DONOR
ROLL
Parents & Grandparents
continued
Thomas ’75 & Barbara Vaughn
Michael Veltre
Erik & Joan Vichill
Mike & Mary Stringer ’85 Wallace
Edward ’70 & Helen
Rose ’70 Weber
Kevin & Toni Weigand
Dan & Kathleen
Downey ’79 Welsh
Thaddeus & Marie Wentzlaff
John & Mary Wilkins
David A. ’65 & Susan Wilks
Edward & Patrice
Burger ’78 Williams
David ’70 & Joanne
Roush ’72 Winkel
Jim & Patricia
McLaughlin ’86 Wise
Matthew & Michele Wolf
Timothy & Carmen Wolfe
Wypasek
Kevin & Elizabeth Yaugher
Denise Schniegenberg Zelasko ’75
Gerald & Nancy Zelenka
Dennis & Dorothy Zubricky
Samuel ’71 & Fiorella
Provenzano ’71 Zummo
Ronald Zupancic (d)
Friends
Anonymous (2)
Sheila Adler
Greg & Patrice Alberty
Tim & Jane Belko
Frances Bellomo
Chayson Blanc
Dorothy Borer
Callen Breen
Ken & Rose Breen
Sr. Helen Ann Brown
Frances Burke
Donald & Sharon Byrne
Michael Byrne
Rev. John T. Carlin
Theodore & Jean Castele
Theresa Cesear
Shirley Chambers
Thomas Cole
Thad & Helen Cooke
John & Diane Dedinsky
Timothy DeGeeter
William Dent
Steven Ditto, M.D.
Ronald Fingerhut
Michele Frank
Carmen Gallardo
Jay & Ilene Goldberg
Scott & Stacy Golding
Jonathan Gordon
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Patrick Hawkins
Rev. Mark L. Hollis
Anthony Holub
Ronald & Debbie Iacoboni
Michael Jackson
Richard Jorz
Eleanor Kane
Robert & Stefanie Karon
James & Marilyn Kennedy
Philip & Kathleen King
John & Karen Kirk
Gregory Kurtz
Mary Ann Lanigan
Rose Lavelle
John Lawler
Albert & Patricia Lucas
Frank & Elsa Mahnic
Joyce Marchi
Bob & Kathleen McFadden
Tracy McIvor
Michael & Michele Mullee
Diane Obringer
Terrence & Mary Beth O’Donnell
Dan O’Hara
John & Mary Patton
Ursula B. Patton
Ronald & Deborah Perger
Paul F. “Red” Perron
Mark Pinzone
Eileen Platten-Kral
John Power
Steven Relich
Gene Rorak
Janet Saxon
Joseph & Nancy Scarpitti
Frank F. Schueller (d)
Frances Schumaker
Peter Smith
Paul T. Tavano
Eric & Kathleen VanHorn
James Wells
Linda Williams
Roger Williams
Corporations,
Businesses,
Foundations,
& Trusts
Ancora Advisors
Baker Osinski Kensinger
Funeral Home
Castele Family
Foundation
Catanzarite Family Foundation
Cisco Systems Foundation
Cleveland Door Controls
Cunningham Paving Co.
Diocese of Cleveland
Dominion Foundation
Eaton Corp.
Frank DiMarino Scholarship Golf
Outing
Frank F. Schueller Charitable
Remainder Unitrust
Gene Ptacek & Son Fire
Equipment Co., Inc.
Inver Grove Ford Lincoln
J & F Transportation Co.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
KeyBank Foundation
Lubrizol Foundation
Mark Termini Associates
Materials Handling Group, Inc.
Michael Talty and Helen Talty
Charitable Trust
NACCO Industries
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Notre Dame College
Overcoat Recordings
Parker Hannifin Foundation
Pat Catan’s
Pepsico Foundation
Qwestcom Graphics Inc.
Ronald Zupancic - Trust
Schwab Charitable Fund
Sisters of Charity
Sisters of Notre Dame
The Sherwin-Williams
Foundation
The Stein Companies
Vic’s Floral Inc.
Wells Fargo Foundation
Western Reserve Group
DONOR PROFILE:
Elizabeth Trouten Volpe ’03
E
lizabeth Trouten Volpe ’03 is a busy person.
A licensed physical therapist with the MetroHealth
System in Cleveland who specializes in outpatient,
women’s health, and orthopedic treatments, and is certified
in the management and treatment of lymphedema, Volpe
describes her job as one that is “fast paced, makes me
think and, sometimes, makes me tired.”
That is why being able to make her Annual Fund
contribution to Holy Name using the school’s online
monthly payment plan was a convenient
option for her.
“When I sat down at the start of the
year to decide my charitable contributions,
I knew I wanted to donate money to
something that is local,” Volpe said. “The
fact that you can make your donation
online makes it easy to support Holy Name
and, in some ways, makes the school more accessible.”
Volpe, who earned a bachelor’s degree from the
University of Dayton and a doctorate in physical therapy
from Cleveland State University, first learned about the
importance of helping others as a student at Holy Name.
“We had community service projects that made me
realize that if everyone does just a little bit, a lot of
goodwill can be accomplished in the world,” she said.
Volpe has remained connected to the school since
graduating through her siblings, Alex ’06 and Allison ’12.
She has a handful of friends from Holy Name who she sees
on a regular basis, and also reconnected with classmates
during her 10-year reunion in 2013.
Those experiences made supporting Holy Name an
easy decision for Volpe.
“I had a positive experience at Holy Name,” she said,
“and I would like the school to be able to continue to
provide students with an experience that was similar
to mine.”
(d) = deceased
Holy Name High School Centennial Prayer
Written by the Rev. William Krizner, former Chaplain of Holy Name High School
Praise to You, Lord Jesus Christ, Eternal Son of the Living God!
All praise to You, whose Name is above all other names, whose Name is Holy: resplendent in brightness and glory.
For 100 years you have graciously blessed our school and through the dedication, the witness,
and example of pastors and administrators, women of religious consecration, devoted teachers,
and a steadfast staff, Your Word has been imparted and your wisdom has formed hearts and minds.
Ever grateful, we ask your continued blessings upon our school. Be mindful, O Lord, of our alumni and benefactors.
Welcome into eternity those who have gone before us marked in faith.
Instill within our hearts a burning desire to honor and to keep Holy Your Name.
As you have so blessed us may we, in turn, be a blessing to one another. Guide our actions,
make vibrant our witness, and help us to grow in charity, in wisdom, and in generous service to your people.
Through the intercession of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, may our school community
continue to be a reflection of your love and your constant mercy.
Confident in your love and with sincere gratitude, we ask this in Your Most Holy Name,
through the Holy Spirit who lives and reigns with You as our One God, forever and ever. Amen.
All praise and glory to the Most Holy Name of Jesus both now and forever!
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6000 Queens Highway
Parma Heights, OH 44130
Holy Na m e H igh School
UPCOMING
EVENTS
THURSDAY, MAY 21:
SATURDAY, JUNE 13:
Tribute to Mary &
Baccalaureate Mass
at Holy Name
7th Annual 5K Run,
NamerFEST,
Alumni Basketball
Tournament, and
Team Up for Turf
Activities at Holy Name
FRIDAY, MAY 22:
Graduation
at St. Columbkille Church
THURSDAY, JUNE 11:
Eugene T. Krakowiak Classic
Alumni Golf Outing
at Pine Hills Golf Club
FRIDAY, JUNE 12:
All School Reunion
and Alumni Basketball
Tournament at Holy Name
FRIDAY, SEPT. 18:
Homecoming Tailgate
and Alumni Game
at North Royalton’s
Serpentini Chevrolet
Stadium
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11:
Alumni Veterans Day
Event at Holy Name
SATURDAY, DEC. 12:
Alumni Breakfast
with Santa at Holy Name

2015 - Holy Name High School

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