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Panther Prowl
INSIDE
E l y r i a C a t h o l i c H i g h S c h o o l M AGA Z I N E > F a l l 2 0 1 4
• A Call to Serve: Alumni Proudly Serving
in Leadership Roles
• Immersion Trip: Honduras Reflection
• Panther Pavilion Dedication and Blessing
• 13-14 Donor Recognition Report
EC students have been
admitted to the following
colleges & universities
Art Institute of Charleston
Ashland University
Baldwin Wallace University
Bowling Green State University
California University of Pennsylvania
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland State University
Columbus College of Art and Design
Community College of Beaver County
Cuyahoga Community College
Eastern Michigan University
Fordham University
Heidelberg University
John Carroll University
Kent State University
Lorain County Community College
Miami University
Middlebury College
Ohio University
Rochester Institute of Technology
Shawnee State University
The Ohio State University
The Ohio State University Agricultural
Technical Institute
The University of Akron
The University of Toledo
University of Central Missouri
University of Dayton
University of Kentucky
University of Mount Union
University of San Francisco
Villanova University
Walsh University
CLASS OF 2014 FAST FACTS
98.3% of graduates enrolled in college
Valedictorian MARIE ELISE VASITAS is attending
Middlebury College
Salutatorian ZACHARY LEE KONNO is attending
The Ohio State University
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED The senior class earned
more than $8.3 million dollars in college scholarships
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Wheeling Jesuit University
Wittenberg University
Xavier University
Mission Statement
Committed to excellence and compassion, Elyria Catholic High School is a
Christian community within the Catholic tradition that calls young men and
women to embrace their faith, recognize their full potential and establish a
lifelong relationship with Jesus Christ.
Through worship, academics, extracurricular activities and service, the
Elyria Catholic community educates students to use vision and courage to
act as caring, just and responsible citizens of the world.
CONTENTS
Elyria Catholic High School
Fall 2014 MAGAZINE
CO-EDITORS
Kristen Frank, faculty librarian
Michelle Wisnor, Director of Advancement
CONTENT/DESIGN CONSULTANT
Michele Fusco Scoccola, Senior
Advancement Director
CONTRIBUTORS
Mike Frey ’07
Jonathan Ruano, faculty
PHOTOGRAPHY
Jayne Eisbrenner ’71
Sally Stankard Pack ’64
Richard Perkins
Robert J. Reinker ’81 Photography Studio
Rob Zidek ’86
Kevin Ziegman ’80
DESIGN AND PRINTING
Academy Graphic Communication
Panther Prowl is an annual publication of the
Advancement Department distributed to alumni,
parents, faculty, administrators, and friends of
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PRESIDENT
Andrew G. Krakowiak
PRINCIPAL
Amy Vajentic Butler ’80
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
Michael Wisnor
DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS
Annie Cunningham
04 President’s Letter
06 Principal’s News
06 Admissions Corner
07 Advancement Notes
09 The Call to Serve
13 School News
16 Panther Pride News
17 Alumni News
18 Panther Prowlings
19 Alumni Reunions
212013-2014 Donor Recognition
Report
28 Calendar of Events
ADVANCEMENT OFFICE
Michele Fusco Scoccola, Senior
Advancement Director
Michelle Wisnor, Director of Advancement
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
Jill Anglin
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Bob Thayer
ON THE COVER:
Seated in the Library and Technology
Center, Seniors Demetrius (DJ) Graham
and Kayla Kosky use their study hall
period to access school assignments
using their new Chromebooks.
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PRESIDENT’S LETTER
“No kind action ever stops
with itself. One kind
action leads to another.
Good example is followed.
A single act of kindness
throws out roots in all
directions, and the roots
spring up and make
new trees.”
– Amelia Earhart
A Message to Alumni
and Friends of Elyria
Catholic High School
Recently after visiting an ESL (English as a Second
Language) class with our new Chinese students, I was
reminded once again of the power of the words “thank
you.” These words carry the same message and evoke
the same emotional response in everyone who uses them
regardless of their language or culture.
As Elyria Catholic High School embarks on yet another year of living a mission designed
to educate our students for life and to prepare them for eternity, saying “thank you” and
expressing my gratitude on behalf of so many becomes a necessity. The acts of kindness
and generosity that have been bestowed on EC over the past year have not merely
helped to preserve our work and mission but have strengthened it by providing some
fantastic opportunities for every student.
The famous aviator and adventurer Amelia Earhart once stated:
“No kind action ever stops with itself. One kind action leads to another. Good example is
followed. A single act of kindness throws out roots in all directions, and the roots spring
up and make new trees.”
“New trees” seem to be the order at EC this year and many stories and articles describing
them can be found as you read on in the newly designed Panther Prowl.
The fantastic opportunities afforded our students through the implementation of our
1:1 Chromebook Initiative have generated great excitement among our students. More
importantly the capacities for sharing resources and enhancing collaborative learning,
creativity, and innovation are sure to increase the academic productivity for every EC
student. This one-time dream became a reality as a result of the generosity of so many
who faithfully supported this endeavor.
With the support of our Diocese, Dads’ Boosters, and a number of private donations, a
new synthetic latex, polymer track was installed this summer. It will provide all of our
students ample opportunities for physical fitness and interscholastic competition.
Aesthetically, the track has added a great dimension for the marketing of our campus,
school, and programs.
Through the generosity of members of the Class of 1957, the new “Panther Pavilion” was
recently completed and dedicated to provide a meeting place in the stadium for alumni,
students, and special events. It is sure to provide years of service to our school community.
Many acts of kindness along with a renewed sense of “reinvestment in EC” are causing
roots to spring up from which new trees will grow! It is now necessary, however, to begin
to evaluate the forest! We have much work ahead in framing a vision for the future of EC
along with the road map to get us there.
Tree dedication was held on Friday,
September 19 in memory of Joan
Rothgery Reaser ’52. Joan’s family
was present for the dedication.
In closing, I encourage each of you to “never doubt that a group of generous and committed
alumni, parents, and friends, can ensure the future of Elyria Catholic High School.”
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Andrew G. Krakowiak
President
Capital Improvements
Summer Projects Spruce Up Campus
The work did not stop when students dismissed for the summer, as EC received several upgrades
and renovations to its facilities both indoors and out. Through major contributions from the
Diocese of Cleveland and Elyria Catholic Dads’ Boosters, along with Bob Lehman and family, Alco
Manufacturing Corporation LLC, and the Dan Hartnett family, the Knights of Columbus Field got
a facelift with a new synthetic all-weather track surface. New striping with “Panthers” etched on
both sides completed the overhaul. An important capital project from both a safety as well as a
marketing standpoint, the track will provide years of service to EC’s student athletes, its physical
education classes, and the entire EC community. Total cost of the project was $65,000.
Along with the track, a new 24x32 foot
pavilion was constructed on the home side
of the football stadium. Furnished with
ample seating for 48 on six Amish-built
picnic tables, the pavilion will no doubt get
much use from student activities, game
night socializing, and alumni gatherings.
The grounds near the pavilion were spruced
up with new paving and shrubs as well.
Generously funded by an anonymous donor,
the pavilion was dedicated to the Class of
1957 on Sunday, September 7, 2014 with a
ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the event.
Inside the school, campus classrooms saw
many major improvements as Maintenance
Supervisor, Craig Petrus, and his staff
painted several classrooms, installed new
windows and flooring throughout, and
renovated the second floor men’s restroom.
The maintenance staff has replaced nearly
all of the campus windows, with just 14 left
to be installed.
PRINCIPAL’S NEWS
A Note
from Mrs. Butler
As alumni, we are well aware of how our Elyria
Catholic High School experience has influenced
decisions we have made in our lives. I know this
because of the many stories that alum share with
me or others when they return to their alma mater.
Alumni “come home” to Elyria Catholic to reminisce
about their time spent as a student at EC. Many of
them reconnect by attending a play, watching the
Panthers take on a rival team, or sharing memories
with their classmates during their reunion week.
These shared experiences help to create the Elyria Catholic community, and remind
us that we are proud to be part of the Catholic school legacy which develops highly
effective and academically prepared young men and women.
Our community has faced a number of challenges and changes this past year. With
heavy hearts, the EC community mourned the loss of two extraordinary teachers,
Mrs. Patricia Bradesca-Schock and Mrs. Donna Grisa. Both teachers touched the
lives of so many students, faculty and staff at Elyria Catholic over the years, and their
legacies will live on through the dedicated work and inspiration they gave with their
combined 43 years of teaching experience. We wished farewell to Mrs. Carrie Fritz
and Mrs. Sheila Soptelean, two highly regarded veteran teachers, who have moved
on to another phase in their lives in retirement, while welcoming many new faces to
our faculty and staff for the 2014-15 school year.
In addition, with the project leadership of alumni Kristen (Frey) Frank ’00, Kevin
Machovina ’03 and Ryan Gorney ’99 we have successfully launched the first-ever
One-to-One (1:1) technology program. This initiative has created a learning
environment that is consistent with advances in technology and facilitates resource
sharing, critical thinking, innovation, research, creativity, communication,
collaboration, increased productivity and mobile real-time learning for our entire
school community! As you can see from the pictures, our students and faculty are
really embracing this new tool.
Admissions Corner
It’s an exciting time
to be a Panther! As
we move forward in
the 2014-15 school
year, there are so
many great things
happening at EC that
need to be shared
with our current
community of
Annie Cunningham,
students and
Director of Admissions
parents, our alumni,
and our prospective families. We welcomed
108 freshmen on August 25, 2014 and five
more transfer students from surrounding
communities. The second year of our
foreign exchange program with the
Cambridge Institute has brought us five
additional students from China, joining four
others from our inaugural year in 2013.
We have had, to date, 180 shadow students
from surrounding Lorain County public and
private elementary schools. By spending “A
Day in the Life of an EC Student” these
prospective students have gotten to see
what it is really like to be a part of the Elyria
Catholic community.
There are good things happening at Elyria Catholic. I personally invite you to
reconnect with our school’s purpose by stopping by and sharing your stories or
consider partnering with us in being a professional contact for our students to give
them an authentic career experience. We are charged with developing the next
generation of compassionate, thoughtful world citizens who can make a difference.
We have all been afforded this opportunity, now it’s time for us to make sure that EC
is not just an option but the Catholic educational destination. It is through your
personal commitment that we continue to grow and develop the spiritual and
educational richness of the gifts that God has blessed us with. May God continue to
bless you and yours!
Peace,
Amy Vajentic Butler ‘80
Principal
EC welcomes its newest
faculty members
From left to right: Ms. Jessica Ansell, and
Ms. Danielle Timko, Science; Mrs. Sabrina
Gushue, French; Mr. Dave Stupka, Math;
Mrs. Amanda Schacht, Spanish; Ms. Helene
Kess, English; Ms. Jessica Novotny ’03,
Science; and Ms. Chelsea Burkle, Guidance
(not pictured)
ADVANCEMENT NOTES
Pioneering Creative Tech Solutions in the
Classroom
In August 2014, Elyria Catholic rolled out its 1:1 initiative, the first of its kind for any Cleveland
Diocesan high school. It’s a simple concept: for every student, one technology device.
Not a small undertaking in the least, the
fledgling project has taken many hours of
planning and preparation, with major funding
provided through very generous donors,
fundraising efforts at EC’s Spring Gala, and
also The Ridge Tool Company in Elyria.
“This is an exciting time for the students,
our families and the EC community,” stated
Amy Butler ’80, Principal. “We think the
Google Chromebook is the perfect fit for our
faculty and student needs. We are moving
into a new era, giving them a unique
opportunity in the digital learning
environment. We want our students to
compete in a global market. When every
student has a device, we are able to bring
digital and information literacy skills to the
forefront, as well as engage students in
critical thinking, creativity, collaboration and
communication.” Project managers Kevin
Machovina ’03 and Kristen Frank ’00 agreed
that the Chromebook was the obvious
device of choice for EC’s 1:1 initiative
because the school integrated Google Apps
for Education, a free suite of hosted email
and education apps, two years ago. “The
students and teachers are comfortable
using Google Apps, and the Chromebook is,
from an IT standpoint, relatively low
maintenance. It’s a great fit for what the
school needs.”
The fledgling project has taken many hours of planning and
preparation, with major funding provided through very
generous donors, fundraising efforts at EC’s Spring Gala, and
also The Ridge Tool Company in Elyria.
The program itself is a leasing option that
allows the students to use a Chromebook
both at school and at home for their tenure
at EC. Each student has 24/7 access to their
Google docs accounts, Google apps, and
even some textbooks. Students have the
capabilities to work with each other on
assignments and projects, submit work
digitally, and are able to participate in
flipped classroom environments.
Butler states that the launch of the program
has gone smoothly and both students and
teachers are embracing the new options
available. “The most notable aspect is the
instant communication and collaboration
that is occurring between student to student
and student to teacher, either in the
classroom or at home. Teachers can post
notices, changes in schedules, and add
notes to assist students, all at their
fingertips and instantly accessible. The
impact on the pace of learning is much
quicker because the student does not have
to wait to physically see the teacher or be in
the classroom to get the needed information
to move the process along.”
ADVANCEMENT NOTES
Elyria Catholic Fund
WE ARE EXCELLENCE, COMPASSION, FAITH, TRADITION,
COMMUNITY.
These are the pillars of our mission, and you will find them in
everything we do. Each gift to Elyria Catholic, regardless of size, is
a powerful testament to the impact the school has on us all. Your
support of the Elyria Catholic Fund will help us continue the
tradition of educating young men and women for a life filled with
service, leadership, vibrant spirituality, compassion for others, and
a “loyalty that never dies!” We are counting on your support!
Kretschmann Family establishes the
Rosemary Kretschmann Scholarship
In 2014 the Kretschmann family established the Rosemary
Kretschmann Endowed Scholarship Fund in honor of their
mother, Rosemary, who throughout her life embodied Christian
values through her unfailing faith in God, hope in all things
possible, and boundless love for her family and others. The
Kretschmann children: Kathy ’64, Don ’67, Joanne ’69, Bob ’70,
Jerry ’71 and Fran ’73 all graduated from Elyria Catholic. The
scholarship is intended to assist a St. Jude student who is
interested in furthering
his/her Catholic
education at Elyria
Catholic. The scholarship
will be awarded annually
to a St. Jude eighth
grader. The inaugural
scholarship was awarded
to Jack Rider.
Jack Rider ’18 is presented
with the Rosemary
Kretschmann Scholarship by
Elyria Catholic Principal, Mrs.
Amy Butler ’80 at the St.
Jude graduation ceremony.
You can make a gift online at www.elyriacatholic.com or by mail.
Please make checks payable to Elyria Catholic High School.
Night of Celebration
The Night of Celebration Spring Gala and Auction was held on
Saturday, April 12, 2014. Guests enjoyed a catered dinner, a $5,000
cash raffle, live entertainment by New Decade, and the chance to
bid on some fabulous prizes in our auctions. The highlight of the
evening was the honoring of Hal Minnich ’53 and Ron Zidek ’63 for
their outstanding service to the Dads’ Boosters Club. Thanks to the
generosity of our five lead sponsors, Amotec, Inc. /Mr. Carmine
Izzo, Dr. Nick and Mrs. Mary Ann Ksenich, Mr. and Mrs. Jim and
Dawn Reichlin and two anonymous donors, the gala raised a record
breaking $83,000 for the school and an additional $21,000 for the
Chromebook initiative.
The gala also served as the venue for the culmination of our
annual student car raffle. Thanks to the generosity of Elyria Catholic
alumni Nick Abraham ’60 (Nick Abraham Automall), Jim Herrick ’70
(Liberty Auto Group) and Jack Matia ’75 (Matia Honda), the car
raffle hit an all-time high of more than $82,000 raised for student
scholarships. EC parents Mr. and Mrs. Dennis White were the lucky
winners and they chose the 2014 Buick Verano donated by Nick
Abraham’s Automall.
Dan Humphrey ’97, Mary Ann Cavagna Golski ’62,
Pat O’Connor ’58 and Ann Bernat.
Kristen Gorney ‘07 with her
father Jon Gorney ’69.
Sue Taylor Mabry ’72, Pitt
Gorske ’76 and Tina Weitzel
Machovina ’03.
ALUMNI FEATURE
The Call To Serve
By Michael Frey ’07
For most of us, “the call to serve” evokes a sense of patriotic duty or invokes the idea of building
moral fiber. The phrase, from whatever capacity it comes, implies a predisposition that is shared
by many: a desire to reach out, give back, and pay it forward. Those who choose to serve respond
to the phrase with feelings of zeal and empathy. They want to help. They choose to go above and
beyond their civic duties and lend a hand. Having been rooted in the school’s pillars of Excellence,
Compassion, Faith, Tradition, and Community, four alumni have graciously provided unique
perspectives on their calls to serve. Their stories can not only teach us about why service remains an
important facet in our communities—both here at Elyria Catholic as well as in the wider scope of
society—but they can also reinforce the idea that every person, no matter who they are or what they
do, is capable of making a difference.
A Pragmatic Passion for Giving Back
Mike Essenmacher and wife Becky celebrate
their daughter Peyton’s First Communion along
with son Benjamin.
Michael Essenmacher
’94, a director at Barnes
Wendling CPAs takes
pride, not only in his
career, but also in the
outside organizations
in which he is involved.
His background in
accounting affords him the ability to
perform a bit of preventive maintenance
for organizations like the Elyria Catholic
Educational Endowment Foundation,
“which provides financial support to the
school for scholarships and operations.”
Essenmacher works to ensure that the
organization understands the reasons
behind its successes and shortcomings. He
explains, “Once an organization’s board has
this information, solutions can be devised to
take corrective action, alter operations, and
recreate the organization to meet financial
commitments while maintaining services to
those in need.” He also serves as treasurer
on Elyria Catholic’s finance committee,
which involves discussing and ensuring the
financial success of the school, maintaining
the school’s budget, and reporting to the
diocese.
Essenmacher said that he continues to
actively serve the Elyria Catholic community
because of its positive, profound effect on
his college-preparedness, career choice,
and the friendships he has since maintained
for over 20 years. He believes that
volunteering provides the opportunity to
achieve more by working together. “It
becomes an opportunity to network and
socialize while working towards a common
goal, and achieving that goal feels good.”
says Essenmacher. From a very young age,
Essenmacher was taught that service to
others in the community was important. He
credits his parents and grandparents for
inspiring him to use his talents to give
back. He advises individuals who want to
volunteer to start small; that is, find an
organization that might not be as strongly
structured and supported as some of the
big-name companies, and provide a
jump-start to get their operation up and
running. “This provides a chance to learn
about volunteerism while having a big
impact to the organization.”
ALUMNI FEATURE
Chris Kish shares some talking points about Lorain County.
A Heart for Serving Hometown Communities
Chris Kish ’78,
maintains a passion for
service through her
career and her alma
mater and continues to
proactively serve others
right in the heart of her
community. As Project
Manager for Team Lorain County, a public
and private partnership dedicated to
economic growth in the county, Kish works
with her team to retain existing businesses,
as well as attract new business development.
“My passion is really for event planning. The
volunteer work that I participate in—at EC
and other organizations—really focuses on
planning of events and fundraising.” At EC,
Kish pays it forward as the president of the
Alumni Association, a group which she
believes has great potential to benefit the
school in a number of ways. When her
daughter, Victoria ’11 was enrolled at EC,
Kish also gave her time working at the
school’s soccer fundraiser. Currently, she
also volunteers at the Spring Gala, the
annual Golf Outing, and numerous
homecoming events.
Outside of her positions at EC, Kish is also
a devoted member of the United Polish
Club of Elyria, and has been active in its
company since 1978. She also serves with
the United States Polka Association in the
Cleveland area, volunteering for many of
their functions throughout the year and at
their Annual Convention, which is held on
Memorial Day weekend. Kish credits her
family as being the fervent instruments of
inspiration for her willingness to give back.
“I watched both of them [my parents] serve
and give back, not for accolades, but for the
good of the cause. I admire and love them
so much, I just want to make them proud
by emulating what I have learned from
watching them.” She feels blessed that God
has graced her with such exemplary role
models and has tried to honor their legacy
through her own charitable acts. She hopes
to pass along this sense of selflessness and
compassion to her daughter. Kish reveals
that her daughter is a rather important
inspiration to her. “I want her to see that you
can make a difference and what one person
can accomplish either by themselves or in a
group.” Kish hopes to not only better her
community but to also better the world so
that her daughter can thrive and prosper.
She encourages the curious to be on the
giving side, rather than the receiving side by
indicating, “you will never realize how good
it feels until you do.” Another piece of
inspiration Kish uses to fuel her spirit of
service is scripture itself: “Do nothing from
selfishness or empty conceit, but with
humility of mind let each of you regard one
another as more important than himself; do
not merely look out for your own personal
interests, but also for the interests of
others.” (Philippians 2:3-4).
ALUMNI FEATURE
Sowing the Seeds of Faith through Service
Julia Strukely, Class of
’99, provides a unique
perspective on service.
Although her roots of
charity began in
Northeast Ohio,
Strukely has since
taken her talents to
Alexandria, Virginia, teaching theology to
students at Bishop Ireton High School.
Currently, she resides as chair of the
Religion Department and teaches a variety
of courses mandated by the United States’
Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Curriculum
Framework for high school students. Prior
to her teaching career, she worked as a
youth minister at a parish for three years,
worked at a non-profit promoting long-term
volunteer service, and spent one year as a
postulant for the Daughters of St. Paul.
Needless to say, Strukely has spent a good
part of her life devoted to the Catholic
Church and its teachings.
As a teacher, she tries to emphasize to
her students that putting Christ and his
teachings at the center of their lives is a
fundamental approach to understanding
how they can relate to God. She remarks,
“Many teens do understand suffering,
death, and resurrection and hope for
ascension in their own, real way. So I try
to get them to connect their experience to
Christ’s and vice versa.” Beyond her duties
as an educator, Strukely also serves as a
moderator for her school’s chapter of The
Beta Club, a national service organization.
In this organization, she oversees students
who go beyond the mandated service hour
requirement to participate in extra service
opportunities. Strukely also serves as a
moderator for the Best Buddies affiliation
at her school. This organization pairs teens
with members of the disabled community
in order to foster relationships between
the students and those with disabilities.
Strukely admits that Best Buddies is a
service group that she feels closely
connected to, as she was heavily involved
in its activities during her college years. “It is
such a humbling and rewarding experience
because the people we work with are so
open and trusting to allow us to come and
be a part of their lives. They express an
immense joy and positive perspective on
the world despite being
considered perhaps at a
“disadvantage” to the rest of the
world.” Due to her strong
appreciation and belief of the
group’s service-oriented practice,
she wishes she had more time to
devote to its activity. Her more
outward volunteer projects
include attending mission trips
to Camden, New Jersey, where
she and students work at the
homeless shelters and soup
kitchens, and volunteering at her
diocesan service camp during the
summer. The camp is a weeklong endeavor in which students
and volunteers will be assigned
to different work sites in the
Virginia area to assist in repairing
people’s homes. Because she
witnesses firsthand how serving
in an impoverished city like
Camden and helping residents
put their lives back together
around Virginia can change the
Julia Strukely instructs some of her theology students at
outlook and attitudes of the
volunteers for the better, Strukely Bishop Ireton High School.
heartily endorses these service
even if a certain project does not work out,
projects.
she recommends the experience. “Even if it
Strukely’s experiences greatly stemmed
is not for you, God will make it clear, and I
from her family’s constant belief that giving
guarantee you learn from whatever time you
of one’s time, talent, and treasure is a
put in trying to serve others.”
rewarding feeling. She credits her parents
for instilling the initial values of sharing
these with others. Strukely also recognizes
and credits her peers, especially in college,
for inspiring her. “I found myself surrounded
by friends who were studying nursing,
Do more than belong: participate.
education, social work, religious studies,
and service-oriented fields. Many of them
Do more than care: help.
were very passionate about service and
Do more than believe: practice.
promoting social justice issues and they
opened my eyes to many of the issues that
Do more than be fair: be kind.
exist in our world.”
Do more.
Strukely’s advice to those who are
interested in serving is simply to do it.
She believes that everyone can do it, and
encourages people to pray if they are
unsure about what path to take. She also
suggests researching various service
projects and organizations that might need
volunteers. Above all, Strukely believes that
Do more than forgive: forget.
Do more than dream: work.
– William Arthur Ward
ALUMNI FEATURE
Team Spirit Fuels Passion to Give Back
Rob Zidek, Class of
1986, represents how
the right attitude for
serving and the fervent
passion for doing one’s
best can culminate in
successful projects.
Zidek works as a
District Business Manager at Pfizer
Pharmaceuticals and has been doing so for
18 years. His role is that of a coach to his
sales representatives, in that he ensures
that they promote the company’s products
appropriately so that business relationships
are positive and progressive. Zidek, who
comes from a long line of EC alumni, helped
to start the Quarterback Club at the school
in 2004 and continues to be greatly involved
in improving the football program.
After moving back to the Cleveland area in
2003, Zidek noticed that very few alumni
were involved in the football program and
fewer were attending games. He, along with
a close circle of other alumni met to discuss
how to improve the relationship between
the program and the alumni base. He
credits the return of Dave McFarland, Class
of 1979, as the head football coach as what
inspired him to get the Quarterback Club
started. “I saw this as an opportunity to get
involved and get former players involved in
the success of the [football] program,” says
Zidek. The club itself is dedicated to
supporting the past, present, and future of
EC’s football program. This includes raising
funds for events and features that benefit
the growth of the team and its players,
feeding the team and the visiting teams
each week during the season, and updating
the community on the state of the program
through online updates.
Zidek believes that having a “servant
attitude” is an important quality in life, and
he credits his father for demonstrating this
mentality to him at a very young age. “I was
taught this at an early age, watching my
father, Ron Zidek ’63 volunteer at EC football
games.” It was this early appreciation and
recognition of service that led Zidek to
continue the tradition his father began many
years ago. He also acknowledges “Mr. EC”
Lou Rotunda and Hal Minnich as two other
individuals who set examples of how to
serve the school without expecting anything
in return. Zidek takes great pride in, not only
his father’s contributions, but in his own
to the school. He remarks, “I think it is
important for me to show that service to
Rob Zidek stands with his wife Collette and their 3 children, Avery, Lauren ’16, and Zachary ’14.
something bigger than yourself can be
rewarding in many ways.” He feels proud
of the relationships he has built with the
players, parents, and other alumni in
building this program.
Through these experiences, Zidek has
developed a certain connectivity with the
athletic program at EC. His desire to serve
is reflected not only as a moderator of the
Quarterback Club, but also as a game day
assistant on the sidelines and as the team’s
action photographer. Each year, Zidek also
reaches out to several EC alumni to expand
the roster of supporters for the Quarterback
Club. Zidek’s employer also has noticed
his efforts and has graciously donated
$1,000 annually to the school since
2004 to continuously improve students’
experiences. Zidek remarks, “The kids really
do appreciate whatever you can do and
your efforts do contribute to a great
experience for EC students.”
Michael Frey is a Senior Analyst for Oxcyon,
a software development company located in
Middleburg Heights. He received a BA in
English from the Ohio State University and
currently resides in Lakewood, Ohio.
SCHOOL NEWS
Immersion Trip: Honduras Reflection
Our travels took us to Honduras. During the past summer, 35 people from both the Gesu
Parish and Elyria Catholic High School communities embarked on an incredible mission to
Honduras. The majority of our group was made up of high school students accompanied by
some adults including members of the Gesu Parish staff, Elyria Catholic staff, parents, and a
few others. A large portion of the group was traveling to Honduras for the first time and,
with that, came a great deal of positive anticipation for the mission experience.
Jonathon Ruano (pictured
above) wears many hats
as faculty member of
Elyria Catholic: Theology
teacher, 10th grade retreat
coordinator, girls’ assistant
soccer coach, Sophomore
Senate moderator,
Fellowship of Christian
Athletes advisor and
International Mission
Trip advisor. Jonathon
shares the impact of his
travels to Honduras.
Juniors, Becky Horvath, Meredith Ternes and Kathryn Scarvelli visit a child living in the community of Nuevo Paraiso.
Upon arrival, the group got a view of the capital city of Tegucigalpa,
a city very different than our home in Cleveland, as we began our
hour-long journey to the countryside community of Nuevo Paraíso.
Nuevo Paraíso is a rural community of homes, schools, and activity
centers for over 100 children. Gesu has been connected with the
community for over 15 years. It is a large community full of life and
children; these children are abandoned or orphaned and now live in
group homes with housemothers, or Tías. Here, they receive
schooling, computer training, skills training, healthcare,
psychological counseling, and love and attention. These children
are then able to grow up in a safe environment and prepare
themselves to attend the University in Tegucigalpa or become a
skilled worker in one of the many trades that are taught in the
schools of Nuevo.
What was the groups’ first impression of the Host
community?
Our group was welcomed with open arms by our dear friend, Mae.
Mae is the incredible woman who coordinates and hosts our
mission experience through Sociedad de los Niños. Sociedad
Amigos de los Niños or “Society for The Friends of Children,” is one
of the most known and respected private nonprofit organizations in
Honduras; Nuevo Paraíso is one of the many missions of this
greater organization. Within minutes of arriving at Nuevo Paraíso it
became our home thanks to Mae’s generous hospitality and
genuine welcoming. Anyone that meets Mae can quickly see how
much she loves the children of Nuevo Paraíso and how she has
sacrificed to serve this community. We are lucky to be
partnered with such an incredible organization, selflessly led
by our friend Mae.
SCHOOL NEWS
Can you explain the philosophy of an immersion
experience?
Our experience can be summarized by a few things: compassion,
faith, and community; immersion into a new community, service,
forming relationships, and encountering Christ. The group was
immediately immersed into a new community. Honduras is much
different than our familiar life and culture at home, so it did not take
more than a minute to realize we were not in Cleveland. We were
immersed into a community that helped us to see that the world is
much bigger than we often realize throughout our daily experiences.
In order to fully immerse ourselves, we did not have communication
with the outside world. Smart phones were put away and we made
ourselves present to everything happening around us during the
weeklong experience. Throughout the week, students expressed
how grateful they were to be “disconnected” and they took full
advantage of face to face contact. Although immersion into a
different culture comes with the challenge of leaving your comfort
zone, it lead to self-discovery and a better understanding of the
world at large.
Elyria Catholic and Gesu students work on building ten-foot wall.
What impact was there on the people you visited?
One of the most enjoyable parts of the trip was the opportunity to
form relationships. The group met a number of people from the
Nuevo Paraiso community including children, teens, and adults.
Despite a language barrier for many of us, we were able to bond
throughout the week as we quickly realized that love has no
barriers. The group had an opportunity to spend time with the
children each day and it was very clear that they made a lasting
impression. The children of Nuevo Paraíso were an inspiration to
our group as they shared joy and friendship with us despite the fact
that most of us came as strangers. Their love and openness
touched the hearts of everyone in our group and we hope that we
touched them in return. It is amazing how a smile or game of tag
can bring people together despite any differences. Not only did we
build relationships with the people of the community, but wonderful
relationships grew out of our own group. This is the first time that
the trip merged two groups, Gesu and Elyria Catholic, and it was
wonderful. The high school participants, adults, and leaders alike
came together throughout the mission and everyone returned home
with a shared experience with new friends.
Rosa Josephine Perkins ’16 takes a riding tour through the city.
What was the mission’s specific purpose?
How has the trip impacted you and the students?
The mission experience included daily service projects. There were
three major projects that we worked on throughout the week. The
first was the painting of the exterior and interior of a new home built
for a group of teenage boys from Flor Azul, a neighboring
organization. The painting was complete by the end of the week
and we were able to get to know many of the boys who live in the
house as they helped us. We were able to help make the house
look more like a home for our friends. The second project was
assisting with mixing cement and making more sidewalks around
the living areas of the compound. This project required a great deal
of strength and stamina, but the end result was amazing! The third,
and perhaps most daunting, project was to continue to build the
wall that will extend along the entire community to protect from any
potential outside danger. The wall project was far from complete,
but we made significant progress in helping to accomplish this
major project of Nuevo Paraíso.
The mission provided a real encounter with Christ that will leave a
lasting impact. In addition to immersion and forming relationships,
we were able to encounter Christ in a very real way. A significant
part of the mission was prayer and reflection. We began and ended
every day with prayer and had time at the end of each day to reflect
on our experiences. We had three liturgies throughout the week
with the community where we had a unique, bilingual experience.
We were able to share in prayer with our friends of Nuevo Paraíso
and it was a very unifying experience for all of us. We encountered
Christ through the people of Honduras, through our prayer and
reflection, through the Eucharist, and through the relationships
formed among the group.
SCHOOL NEWS
The Joy of Generosity
ACADEMIC
HAPPENINGS
Christmas on Campus, a program
jointly sponsored by the Social Justice
Committee of Peer Ministry and Senior
Senate. Last December, this event
brought smiles and Christmas cheer
to more than 100 young visitors who
attend Franklin and Oakwood
Elementary schools in Elyria.
Elyria Catholic students, faculty and
staff serve a pancake breakfast
kicking off a flurry of activities, which
include cookie decorating, arts and
crafts, face painting, and student skits. EC seniors Dominic Piazza, Allie Kaminski and Gage
Jarvis celebrate with their little buddies.
Children eagerly await Santa Claus’
appearance in order to receive a very special gift, along with the much-needed hats,
gloves, and boots. In past years, children were sent home with a hand-made blanket
crafted by an EC student. The decade-long tradition has been a testament to the joy
experienced by providing simple happiness to a grateful child.
ELYRIA CATHOLIC SENIOR
RECOGNIZED
Congratulations to Brenna Moreno ’15
on being recognized as a 2014-2015
National Hispanic Recognition Program
(NHRP) award recipient. Participation in
the NHRP enables students to receive a
prestigious certificate of recognition
from the College Board, and highlights
their outstanding educational
achievements to top colleges and
universities.
NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLAR
Congratulations to Margaret Griffin ’15
on being named a Commended Student
in the 2015 National Merit Scholarship
Program. Commended Students placed
among the top five percent of more than
1.5 million students who entered the
2015 competition. Well done Margaret!
INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING
Patrick Orsagos ’16 uses his summer vacation to work with children in Haiti.
Loaves and Fishes
Emergency Food
Collection
Students of Elyria Catholic answered the
call to action and quickly organized a
food drive to help The First Evangelical
Lutheran Church food pantry. The
emergency food drive, led by EC’s
Deacon Pat and campus ministry,
collected enough food and household
supplies to stuff Deacon Pat’s van to help
restock the church’s food pantry. The
church, recently consumed in a fire, was
also home to a community food pantry
that served 350 families every month.
The new engineering class has students
building, testing and analyzing Knex
machines. Ms. Jessica Ansell, new
science faculty member, is challenging
her students, including Jeffrey Ruiz ’15,
to build a machine that can be propelled
by air power. Problem-solving and
critical-thinking are essential skills in this
new course offering.
Deacon Pat, Colden Schemmel ’16 and Meredith
Ternes’ 16 take inventory of donations.
PANTHER PRIDE NEWS
Highlight
Reel
It was another stellar year for Panther
sports for the 2013-14 season. Boys and
girls varsity soccer both claimed district
championships. The boys went on to the
Final 4 in the state tournament and the
girls made it to the Final 8, while the Lady
Panthers were sectional champs in varsity
basketball. Individually, Teddy Achladis,
Class of 2016, finished 6th in the State
Tournament in discus. Several members
of the Class of 2014 went on to play at the
college level in a variety of sports.
Football
Conner Riddell, Jeremy Holley, and
Connor Hrobat – John Carroll University
D3 Football
Dakota Tallman – Eastern Michigan
Universtiy - D1 Football
Lucas Ball – Ashland University - D2 Track
Baseball
Joey Begany – Marietta
Angelo Cruz – University of Mount Union
Christian Stanziano – University of Mount
Union
Lukas Redmond – Wheeling Jesuit
University
Boys Soccer
Michael Saddler – Walsh University
Girls Soccer
McKenzie Rozanc – California University
of PA
A Gridiron Girl: EC Junior Shines
as Kicker for Panther Football
Varsity football kicker
Becky Horvath, Class
of 2017, happened to
be at an EC football
game five years ago
against Trinity High
School when she
noticed their kicker was a girl.
She credits being at that game as what
initially inspired her to pursue playing
football. “I just thought that was really cool
and said ‘I’d like to do that.’” Two years later
while in 8th grade, Horvath began seriously
practicing kicks in the soccer fields behind
Avon Village School with her mom. Her
career as a kicker began her freshman year
at Elyria Catholic. As a sophomore she was
10 for 10 under the Friday night lights. This
year, as the starting kicker, she’s 20 for 23
field goals. “Becky is one of our hardest
working athletes,” remarks Athletic Director
Bob Thayer. “She can be found out at the
field at all times working to improve her
performance.” Head football coach, Mike
Polevacik commends Becky’s tremendous
work ethic and consistency on the field.
“She has the determination and will to be a
good kicker. She puts a great amount of
time in and has been deadly accurate as a
kicker for EC football.”
Horvath previously played volleyball and
football during the fall sports season, but it
got to be too difficult to devote enough time
to both sports. In the end, she chose
2014 College Athletes National Signing Day
Dakota Tallman signed a letter of intent with
D1 Eastern Michigan University to play
football. McKenzie Rozanc heads west to play
soccer for California University of PA while
Michael Saddler makes a local commitment to
play soccer at Walsh University. Athletic
Director Bob Thayer, Principal Amy Butler,
President Andrew Krakowiak and Assistant
Principal Michael Wisnor proudly look on.
Panther defense shuts down Cleveland Central
Catholic in a 45-14 victory.
football because “it is more fun.” Horvath
enjoys the camaraderie of her teammates
and says they are supportive and treat her
well. “They are all like my big brothers. I
have 50 of them!” Her parents and family
are also quite supportive and proudly share
her accomplishments on and off the field.
Horvath is also an exemplary student,
taking a number of AP and honors courses
this year and making honor roll her
freshman and sophomore years. As far as
being a role model for younger girls,
Horvath shrugs it off amiably. “I never really
thought about it. It was just a goal of mine
to be a kicker.” Mission accomplished.
Lady Panthers’ celebrate a win.
ALUMNI NEWS
25th Annual Golf Classic a Great Success!
The sun shone brightly on the 25th
Annual Golf Classic, held at Forrest
Hills Golf Course on the 16th of
August. This year’s outing was a big
success; we thank everyone who
attended and supported the outing.
Proceeds from the event will go
towards the construction of a pole
barn to house our athletic
equipment.
(Front Row left to right) Elliot Supers, Michelle ’07 and Molli ’00
Randy Spencer and Mike Virgin.
Machovina enjoy some
(Back Row left to right) Phil Kuchta, “sister time.”
Chris Kelley and Jerry Evans.
(left to right) Garry Weich, Jim Taylor
’74, Jake Taylor ’04, Al Linden and
Tim Flowers ’74 enjoy dinner.
The winning team from the first flight was Dennis Kaminski ’87,
Greg Thomas and Chris Dietz. The winning team from the second
flight was the St. Mary’s Sports Committee team of Ray
Cunningham, Tim Blair and Mitch Bloch, who generously donated
back their winnings.
Our sincere thanks goes to our lead Green and White Sponsors,
Optometrists Dr. Matt Helfrich and son Dr. Matt Helfrich Jr., Jim
Taylor of James N. Taylor Co. LPA., Dave Provenzale of Provenzale
Construction Co., Dave and Bill Schlather of Schlather Insurance
Agency and the Class of 1957. Also, a very special thank you to our
many hole sponsors and prize donors.
Many thanks to those on the committee who worked tirelessly to
make the event a success: Mark Smith ’70, Paul LaGrotteria ’78,
Tim Flowers ’74, Jayne Eisbrenner ’71, Dave Schlather ’75, Wendy
Best ’87, Chris Kish ’78, Annie Cunningham, Travis Porter ’05, Tom
Porter, and the entire staff at Forrest Hills Golf Course.
(left to right) Bea Moore, Dianne Defazio Goold ’57 and Kit Defazio ’63
team up with Ryan Bidlack, Mike Essenmacher ’94 and Joe Frey ‘94
Easter Eggstravaganza
The Advancement Office partnered with the Elyria
Catholic Leadership Class to provide an Easter
egg hunt for alumni families and area school
children on Saturday, April 19, 2014. The event
was free of charge and was fully funded by Mr.
Barber’s AP History Class. The children had a
wonderful time coloring Easter bags, hunting for
eggs, playing games, face painting and interacting
with the EC students. Many of the children took
time out to pose with our special Easter guest…
the EC panther himself!
PANTHER PROWLINGS
Class of 1960
Class of 1984
Fred Helyes just built a new home at age 72.
“Are we crazy, or what?”
Todd Sweda ’84 was named President of
Archbishop Hoban High School in July 2013.
Class of 1965
Class of 1986
Col. Bradley T.
Hoagland ’86,
Commander of the
11th Wing walks
towards Air Force
One, accompanied
by President Barack
Obama before
departure at Andrews
Air Force Base. (AP
Photo courtesy of
Jose Luis Magana)
The Class of ’65 is planning a 50th reunion
for summer 2015. Please send your contact
information to Pat Stirzaker Zeck at
jzeck@oh.rr.com.
Class of 1966
Jim Hammond
writes, “After
running a
software
business for
many years it
was time to
retire and move
into our dream house outside Tampa,
Florida. It’s always great to hear about my
fellow “Panthers” who are retiring and
enjoying life. Best of luck to you all!”
Class of 1967
Michael O’Neal recently moved from farflung Idaho to nearby Bloomington, Indiana.
Class of 1968
Bill Pierson ’68 and
Nancy (Trombetta)
Fadden ’68 were
married on April 26,
2014.
Class of 1992
Class of 1989
EC grads Lt. Col.
Elizabeth (Biskup)
Clay (’89) and Col.
Brad Hoagland (’86)
have been deployed
together in
Southwest Asia for
the past year. Clay
and Hoagland grew
up in the nearby
small towns of Elyria
and Oberlin, Ohio. Hoagland, who was three
years ahead of Clay in school, serves as the
vice wing commander of the 386th Air
Expeditionary Wing. Clay serves as deputy
commander of the 386th Expeditionary
Maintenance Group.
Senior Moms Club
What does a mom do once her children graduate from high school and leave home for
college? She forms a “moms club” and continues the relationships that were built
around shared experiences with other moms raising their children. Jayne Eisbrenner,
mother to Eric ’03 and Ellen ’06 recently stopped by EC and shared her story explaining,
“The Senior Moms’ Club was formed so that we could continue to build friendships that
were established while our children were attending EC. We spent much of our time
together watching our kids play football, basketball, baseball, hockey, and run cross
country. We now meet for lunch once a month and while our kids were in college we
shared news, made college food packages and offered support.” Jayne says that in
recent years many of the boys have found jobs, moved away and have girlfriends.
“We’ve continued to share stories and support each other through terrible tragedy such
as the death of a spouse or offering help to a young man in need. We’ve laughed and
cried with each other. Our sons and Elyria Catholic are the reasons that the club exists,”
said Jayne. This fall the Senior Moms Club celebrates their 12th year.
LaShanda Taylor ’92
and Timothy Adams
were married at the
Newton White
Mansion in
Mitchellville,
Maryland on June
29, 2013. The couple
honeymooned in St.
John.
Heather Foreman Pelphrey ’92 is currently
working as a teacher and is married with
one daughter.
Class of 2007
Liz Metelsky ’07 just bought her first house
and is engaged to be married in May 2015.
Class of 2005
Brianne McLaughlin ’05 signs autographs
for a fan during halftime at a Cavs game.
McLaughlin, a
Sheffield native,
returned to the
United States as an
Olympic Silver
Medalist after her run
as goalie with the
United States
Women’s Hockey
Team. Photo
Courtesy of KRISTIN
BAUER/CHRONICLE
ALUMNI REUNIONS
Class of 2010
Joseph J. Griswold ’10
graduated Cum Laude
from Coastal Carolina
University on May 10,
2014. Joseph has
achieved a Bachelor of
Science degree in
Marine Science with a
minor in Biology.
Zoe Zwegat ’10 graduated from college in
May and is now employed as the new
Assistant Director of Annual Giving at The
College of Wooster.
Elyria Catholic High School Class of 1964
50th Reunion – September 5-7, 2014
A great time was had by all who attended the Class of 1964 reunion! A weekend of
activities included a tour of the school with class members being greeted by President
Andrew Krakowiak. After the tour, alumni were invited to cheer on the Panthers as they
played their opening game against Cleveland Central Catholic and rallied to win 45-15.
Saturday morning activities were kicked off with a Celebration Walk around Elyria
Catholic’s Coliseum. Following Saturday evening Mass at St. Mary’s, Elyria, over 60
classmates and their guests dined at Elyria Country Club and reminisced about their
student days at EC. As more than one classmate was heard to say, “Being an alumni of
EC, means that loyalty never dies.” Overall, the reunion weekend was a smashing
success! Thank you to the Class of 1964 who expressed an interest in supporting the
school with a class gift.
Lane Forthofer ’10 is currently student
teaching in Puerto Rico for the 2014 fall
semester utilizing both her education major
and Spanish minor from Kent State University.
Class of 2011
Allison Dumski ’11
was appointed to the
Board of Trustees of
Cleveland State
University by Ohio
Governor John Kasich.
Ally is a senior at
Cleveland State majoring in Marketing in the
Monte Ahuja College of Business. Since
June 2012 she has served in leadership
roles for the CSU Student Government
Association and was named president in
January. She also serves as a Presidential
Student Ambassador and is a member of
the 50th Anniversary Steering Committee.
She worked this summer as an intern in
marketing communications at Avery
Dennison in Mentor.
Emily Taylor ’11 helped
lead John Carroll to its
first NCAA Tournament
appearance in women’s
basketball history last
season. The team
ended up with its best
overall record in
program history. Emily,
a junior at John Carroll, started all 27 games
and scored in double figures in eight of the
team’s final 11 games.
Class of 1964 hold reunion on September 6, 2014 at Elyria Country Club
Class of 1984 Celebrates their 30th Reunion
The Class of 1984 started its reunion weekend on Friday, September 26th, when
members of the class attended the Amherst vs. EC home football game. In the stands
and under the new pavilion, about 50 classmates shared a panther victory and good
memories. The festivities continued on Saturday night at the Weymouth Country Club
in Medina where they enjoyed dinner, drinks and more conversation. Some good
laughs were had with the viewing of an old tape of the talent show from the spring of
senior year.
Class of 2014
Breanna Angell Jones ’14 is currently
working at Abbewood Nursing Home and
attending LCCC.
ALUMNI REUNIONS
Panther Pavilion Blessing and Dedication Ceremony
The Class of 1957, along with EC faculty, staff, students, and friends assembled on a
beautiful fall Sunday afternoon in September to bless and dedicate the Panther Pavilion.
The Panther Pavilion, a gift of the Class of 1957, will provide countless opportunities in the
years ahead for all in the EC community to enjoy and celebrate the mission of the school.
Deacon Pat, with the help of President Andrew Krakowiak and Principal Amy Butler, led the
group in prayer, and blessed both the pavilion destined for gatherings in peace and
fellowship, as well as the Class of 1957 whose contributions made it all possible. Following
the dedication ceremony, people gathered under the new pavilion to enjoy a reception of
wine, cheese and good company.
John Guenin ’58, Paul Pustay ’58 and Don
Rothgery ’56, enjoy a beautiful day under the
Panther Pavilion.
Ellen Basinski ‘57 and her husband join the
festivities.
1957 classmates Ted Schmitz, Marcia Smith Rothgery, and Ellen Naughton Basinski cut the ribbon.
EC President and Pat
Henderson ’57 share
in the celebration.
Deacon Pat Humphrey ’71, President Krakowiak
and Principal Butler ’80 bless the Panther
Pavilion.
1957 Alumnae Dianne
Defazio Goold and
Marcia Smith Rothgery
toast their classmates.
Assistant Principal Mike Wisnor and Pat Walter
Henderson ’59 and husband Gene’ 57 swap
stories.
EC students greet guests under the Panther
Pavilion.
DONOR RECOGNITION
2013-14 Donor Recognition Report
This is not an audited financial report but a listing of supporters and dollars raised in the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2013
and ending June 30, 2014. If your name has been omitted, we apologize and would appreciate being advised of our error.
Thank you for your generosity to Elyria Catholic High School.
President’s
Leadership Council
ALCO Manufacturing
Amotec, Inc./Mr. Carmine Izzo
Castele Family Scholar. Fund of the
Catholic Community Fdn.
Elyria Catholic High School Band
EMH Regional Medical Center
Jack Matia Honda/Jack Matia
Knights of Columbus #637
Knights of Columbus, #774
Liberty Auto Group/Jim Herrick &
Mike Herrick
Medical Mutual of Ohio
Midwest Siding Co.
Nick Abraham Automall/Nick Abraham
Ridge Tool Co./Mr. Fred Pond
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Rockwell Automation
Rooted In Faith, Catholic Community
Foundation
Schlather-Bilskey Family Foundation
Schlather Insurance Agency, Inc.
Scott Holland Scholarship Fund
Zone Transportation
Anonymous Donation
Mr. Thomas S. Baracskai ’60
Hon. and Mrs. David and
Ellen Naughton ’57 Basinski
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Becker
Mrs. Julie Poling Bonacci ’02
Mr. Nathaniel Carson ’10
Mrs. Kathy Schubert Carter ’88
Mr. David A. Charnes ’65
Dr. John C. County ’74
Dr. James and Dr. Laura DeVengencie
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Diederich
Mrs. Barbara White Dorinski ’66
Mr. Eric Eisbrenner ’03
Mr. Earl J. Elbert ’57
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fischer
Mr. and Mrs. John ’66 and Carrie Fritz
Mr. and Mrs. George ’55 and
Mary Jane Riley ’58 Garton
Mr. David George
Mr. Ronald J. Gilgenbach ’52 †
Dr. Carol E. Gilles ’81
Mrs. Dianne Defazio Goold ’57
Mr. and Mrs. Jon L. Gorney ’69
Mr. John P. Gorske ’76
Mr. John M. Guenin ’58
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hesmond ’99
Dr. Michael J. Hoffman ’79
Ms. Kathryn Hyatt ’07
Mr. Thomas Hyatt ’06
Mr. Matthew Janik ’98
Mrs. Kathryn Kretschmann Kalina ’64
Mr. Steven J. Komives ’65
Dr. Richard J. Kovacs ’72
Mr. Donald J. Kretschmann ’67
Mr. Gerard L. Kretschmann ’71
Mr. Robert J. Kretschmann ’70
Ms. Rosemary Kretschmann
Dr. and Mrs. Nick Ksenich
†
deceased
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Loos
Mr. Earl Mahl
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Mahl ’74
Mr. Theodore Mahl ’74
Mr. David M. McCoy ’92
Mr. and Ms. Daniel Mieras
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Nevins
Mr. John J. O’Connor ’57
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O’Dell
Ms. Francine Kretschmann
Paschall ’73
Mr. Dennis M. Plato ’65
Mr. Paul M. Pustay ’58
Mr. and Mrs. Richard ’73 and
Karen Peyton Radachi ’75
Ms. Christine Koebel Rademacher ’86
Mr. Rudolph Rehm ’63
Mr. and Mrs. James Reichlin
Mr. Paul J. Schlather ’70
Mrs. Lana Durban Scott ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Seward ’52
Dr. Mark A. Straka ’70
Mr. and Mrs. John Tirbaso
Ms. Jeanne McCoy Tucker ’55
Mr. Jerome E. Vessalo ’66
Class Giving
Class of 1950
9% (1 of 11) gave
J. Patrick Van Oss
Class of 1951
3% (1 of 34) gave
Dorothy Birkbeck Meek
Class of 1952
26% (15 of 58) gave $3,327.00
Carol Webber Blackburn
Ann Caywood Brown
Barbara Walsh Diedrick
Thomas H. Diedrick
John Diedrick
Ronald J. Gilgenbach†
Robert J. Kohl
David L. Peters
Patricia McAllister Riegelsberger
Richard H. Rodriguez
James P. Ross
Robert W. Ryan
Richard P. Seward
Frank H. Smith
Etta Shuster Worcester
Class of 1953
15% (10 of 66) gave $885.00
Henry A. Janowicz
Marilyn Kozel Lisicky
Donna Glunt Lynch
Harold F. Minnich
Phyllis Coghlan Murray
Joanne Myers Plas
Arline Patyak Rader
Lynn H. Rader, Jr.
Dr. Gerald T. Roling
James F. Smith
Class of 1954
13% (10 of 78) gave $1,175.00
Jacqualine Schmitz Boyson
Robert C. Holtwick
Barbara Klein
Robert A. Kolopus
Rita Gutman Krupp
Michael A. Schork
Barbara Butkiewicz Takacs
Marilyn McAllister Trupo
Stanley J. Trupo
John W. Udvardy
Dianne Defazio Goold
Mary Ellen Sensback Hatfield
E. Gene Henderson, Sr.
Sally Skok Hildebrandt
Rosemary Fritz Jordan
William J. Kovacs
Norman W. Mazurowski
John J. O’Connor
Mary Jo Ross Prechtel
Marcia Smith Rothgery
Theodore J. Schmitz
Robert A. Urig
Class of 1955
14% (11 of 77) gave $3,790.00
Barbara Yarsa Barnes
Constance Conry Brent
Martha J. Diederich
Dr. Vincent J. Feck
Martha Kiser Flanigan
George B. Garton
David G. Hemminger
Dr. John Herberger
Joyce McCoy Josephic
Julita Brosky Kohl
Jeanne McCoy Tucker
Class of 1958
15% (15 of 93) gave $41,580.00
Anonymous
Arlene Radican Archer
Larry H. Archer
Dorothy Basinski Brock
Richard P. Callahan
Mary Jane Riley Garton
John M. Guenin
Richard C. Henke
Sheila McGuire Marshall
Victor G. Meecha
C. Patrick O’Connor
Paul M. Pustay
John W. Ross
Sandra Cornell Smith
Dr. Tom F. Zeck
Class of 1956
8% (7 of 84) gave $850.00
Betty Yunker Blair
Timothy V. Boylan
Barbara Stanko Bryan
Dennis J. Cheevers
Mary Hayes McPolin
Donald J. Rothgery
Marlene Kenska Takacs
Class of 1957
16% (17 of 101) gave $27,233.50
Anonymous
Ellen Naughton Basinski
William J. Dolan
Lavonne Phillips Drager
Earl J. Elbert
Class of 1959
8% (8 of 106) gave $797.50
Emerson J. Biersbach
William W. Bulger
Barbara J. Gutman
Patricia Walter Henderson
Margaret Wirscham Quinlan
Joseph J. Webber
Donald G. Wimsatt
Sharon McAllister Zeck
DONOR RECOGNITION
Dr. Sharon Hart Ganslen
Dr. Patrick F. Glasow
Margaret Rzetelny Hambrick
John F. Lescher
Susan Martin Lescher
Bonnie Reichlin Roberts
Timothy R. Smith
Daniel J. Talarek
Patricia Burkhard Taylor
Jerome E. Vessalo
Donald J. Willets
Class of 1960
15% (19 of 128) gave $2,755.00
Thomas S. Baracskai
James L. Beiter
Shirley Fritz Beiter
Rita Mraz Bubb
Marion Froehlich Comella
James K. Elkins
Daniel D. Golski
Michael D. Gula
Elaine Archer Hammond
Frank A. Humphrey
Richard Kaminski
Herman J. Plas, Jr.
Thomas M. Radican
Donna Lydon Rennick
Clifford A. Roe, Jr.
James R. Solet
Ann Bommer Taylor
Carl D. Ternes
Carolyn Wazyniak-Fenik Webber
Class of 1961
11% (13 of 121) gave $1,655.00
Fr. Franklin Buck
Mary Morrison Butler
Midge O’Connor Carmon
Marian Melcher Dugger
Mary Beth Harper Jaeger
Rev. Walter H. Jenne
M. Kathleen McIntyre
Karen Bonnett Nichols
John D. Ruth
Janet Dobrosky Sternfeld
Catherine Dolan Stoughton
Carol Sieminski Vrabel
David L. Zacharias
Class of 1962
10% (9 of 90) gave $895.00
Elaine Polutnik Barthelemy
James Clark
Mary Ann Cavagna Golski
Phyllis Golski Hellwig
Margaret Murray Hoagland
Linda Lysaght Kaminski
Bernard W. McAllister
Marilyn Ursem Peloquin
William J. Scott
Class of 1963
10% (12 of 117) gave $1,865.00
M. Kathleen Sikora Armstrong
John P. Beno
Joanne Puka Connaughton
Kathleen Chaplar Corona
Kathleen Defazio
James M. Fritz
Rita Ann Wazyniak Kissner
Robert F. Monchein
Rudolph J. Rehm
Sharon Foss Riggs
Donald J. Sugaski
Ronald J. Zidek
Class of 1964
12% (14 of 121) gave $2,810.00
Patricia Lysaght Casgar
Sharon A. Debevec
Kathryn Kretschmann Kalina
Charlene Kalo Logsdon
Mina Boyson Marciniak
Mary Glasow McShane
Sidney W. Neuhoff
Sally Stankard Pack
Ann Basso Pennington
Thomas J. Rawson
Gail France Sanders
Robert B. Schlather
Thomas A. St. Marie
Joanne Gallagher Sullivan
Class of 1965
10% (16 of 153) gave $12,928.00
Marilyn A. Becker
David A. Charnes
Joseph H. Daly
Patricia Alten Kelly
Stephen J. Kirsh
Rita Wirscham Koberna
Steven J. Komives
Joseph Kukucka
Lynn L. Livelsberger
Sandra J. McCarty
Michael J. McDonough
Joan Brown McKinney
Marcia Hintz Pichola
Dennis M. Plato
Glen J. Thome
Dr. Raymond H. Vecchio
Class of 1966
11% (18 of 152) gave $5,030.00
Dave Csillag
Jim Cyran
Barbara White Dorinski
Dr. Michael J. Firment
Philomena Barden Fisher
Jeanne Schlather Frey
John Fritz
Class of 1967
11% (16 of 149) gave $6,872.00
Donald R. Bradley
Margaret J. Callahan
Kevin Cosgrove
Elizabeth Dolan
Dr. Mary Ann Dowdell
William R. Groomes
Richard J. Hysell
James A. Kaminski
David E. Knox
Donald J. Kretschmann
Bob Lytle
William F. Machovina, Jr.
Virginia O’Connor
Frank C. Perrotta, Sr.
Anita Figler Tellier
James E. Terrell II
Class of 1968
10% (23 of 223) gave $2,345.00
Judith Toth Bigham
Sharon Lauffer Blaszak
Terrence H. Callahan
Gonzalo O. Delgado
Catherine Jones Fuchs
Stephen M. Fuchs
John A. Giovannazzo
Marsha Knipp Greulich
Ann Kaib Hauser
Joseph W. Hornyak
David J. Kalis
James Molosky
Patrice M. Moore
Mary Newman
Sandra Deimling Oswald
John F. Polacsek
Michael S. Polutnik
Rebecca Lorensky Schlather
William G. Schlather
Peggy J. Schmidt
Nora Petcavage Schrenkel
Noreen Lydon Snyder
Gerald N. Spierings
Class of 1969
8% (17 of 206) gave $2,739.00
Philip H. Allegretto
Bernard J. Ashyk, Jr.
Julie J. Bajda
Michael F. Farrell
Sheila Sprague Gardner
Christopher J. Glasow
Gerald J. Golski
Jon L. Gorney
Patricia Kirsh
Edward J. McCarty
Dennis J. Muzilla
Mary Stewart Piazza
Joseph S. Pliszka
Judith K. Rehm-Norbo
Mark U. Reichlin
Diane Petcavage Shupp
Charlene Knipper Stetson
Class of 1970
8% (16 of 202) gave $5,915.00
Mary Zink Bird
Mary Lou Forthofer Davis
Joseph P. Demarco
Nancy Lysaght Gorney
Marianne O’Donnell Ivany
Daniel C. Knoble
Robert J. Kretschmann
Rosemary Sliman Kucaj
Ronald E. Rybarcyk
Paul J. Schlather
Thomas B. Shirkey
Mark E. Smith
Sheila Blair Smith
Mark R. Stewart
Dr. Mark A. Straka
Jayne Muzick Zehngut
Class of 1971
8% (14 of 157) gave $ 3,635.00
Ted G. Baer
Randi Kaczay Davies
Dale M. Diedrick
Jayne Matia Eisbrenner
Brian Essenmacher
Patricia Peyton Essenmacher
Donna Diedrick Humphrey
Rev. Patrick J. Humphrey
Patricia Roberts Hysell
Gerard L. Kretschmann
Thomas J. Petcavage
Kenneth F. Schneider
Mary Lynn Fuchs Watson
Karen Yunker Weber
Class of 1972
11% (17 of 155) gave $4,060.00
Kathleen Poje Bramwell
Donna Ratusz Chapman
Walter J. Christensen
Edward L. Eisbrenner
Richard J. Franklin
Fr. Lawrence Jurcak
Dr. Richard J. Kovacs
Susan Taylor Mabry
Jim E. Machock
Steve W. McCoy
Mark T. McGuire
Terry A. Neal
Sheila Vessalo Petcavage
Lawrence Rodak
Richard F. Schuster
Ann Murphy Temple
David C. Weitzel
Class of 1973
9% (17 of 179) gave $5,520.00
Roseann Schlather Brown
Noreen Kaib Feldman
Mary Clifford Heasley
Kathryn Burrer Hyer
Martha Logan-Bieler
Jean Rybarcyk Nejman
Francine Kretschmann Paschall
Robert M. Polutnik
Richard R. Radachi
Peggy M. Resar
Susan Gilles Ricks
Mary Beth Petcavage Riley
John A. Schlotterer
Kathleen Ruppelt Schoeb
Marilyn Verhoff Wagner
Kenneth A. Yunker
Dr. Michael D. Zvosec
DONOR RECOGNITION
Class of 1974
8% (14 of 167) gave $ 9,178.00
Mark A. Brattoli
Jeffrey Cole
Dr. John C. County
Ann Laskin Feick
Timothy S. Flowers
Geralyn Burke Gray
James P. Hoover
Richard J. Kukucka
Timothy R. Mahl
Theodore Mahl
Barbara J. McCoy
Marvin G. Smith
James N. Taylor
Edward V. Zvosec
Class of 1975
5% (8 of 130) gave $ 1,330.00
Fr. Joseph H. Callahan
Ms. Linda A. Kerekes
Katherine Laux Levis
Jack F. Matia
Karen Peyton Radachi
Bernard A. Smith
Dr. Douglas E. Yunker
Peter A. Zakrzewski
Class of 1976
8% (11 of 146) $4,580.00
Meganne O’Donnell Boyer
Jean Harris Branzel
Nicholas Christensen
Ann M. Farrell
Mary Malik Goellner
John P. Gorske
Cynthia C. Leano-Sellers
Gregory J. Machovina
Richard J. Poje
Rory A. Tomasek
Amy McCoy Vegh
Class of 1977
5% (9 of 167) gave $1,265.00
Alan J. Golski
Kathleen Meanor Holmes
David M. Janowicz
Robert Lehman
Briant J. McLaughlin
Brenda Kerekes Mooney
Paula Vessalo Roberts
Madeline Fuchs Thompson
Dale A. Verhoff
Class of 1978
9% (14 of 154) gave $2,495.00
Thomas G. Callahan
Margaret Schuerger Connelly
Lenora Petcavage Given
Christine Kaminski Kish
Paul A. LaGrotteria
Brian P. McCoy
Daniel B. Reaser
Tom Reighley
Colleen Callahan Rosado
Tony Saporito
George D. Smith III
Kevin J. Young
Greta A. Ziegman
Anne M. Zvirblis
Class of 1979
7% (12 of 172) gave $ 2,575.00
Kathryn A. Brewer
Bret Byam
Cynthia St. Marie Byam
Kathleen McArtor Finelli
Carl J. Fuchs
Dr. Michael J. Hoffman
Michael C. Kozma
Sharon Caputo Provenzale
James A. Rokasy
Kevin M. Ruppelt
Stuart P. Saddler
Mary Agnes Schlather
Class of 1980
4% (7 of 177) gave $ 696.38
John T. Boylan
Amy Vajentic Butler
John S. Dierna
Peter E. Gendics
Ann Marie Leano
James A. Schilens
Christopher F. Smith
Class of 1981
6% (11 of 171) gave $ 9,195.00
Theresa Daly Crayton
Dr. Carol E. Gilles
Janice Radyk Godbey
James E. Harris
Mary Pat Shepard Harris
Anna Halbohm Helms
Mary S. Kaliszewski
Mary Boylan Mason
Michael G. Pataky
Ronald J. Rick
Phillip T. Tollett
Class of 1982
5% (9 of 168) gave $ 1,255.00
David A. Basinski, Jr.
David Eischen
Joseph M. Kelling
David C. Kukucka
John O’Donnell
Greg Perusek
Pat Perusek
Nancy Hungerman Saxon
Vernon R. Smith
Class of 1983
6% (11 of 183) gave $985.00
Paula Hines Bishop
Jeffery J. Eischen
Marty L. Fuchs
Mary E. Gigliotti
Brian R. Hoagland
Michael P. Kane
Jeff Pubal
Robert Resar
William R. Sexton
Matthew St. Marie
Arlene Stillwell
Joseph A. Shook
William R. Thompson
Vincent Zemanek
Class of 1986
7% (11 of 168) gave $ 2,205.00
Melissa Van Wie Capasso
Dr. Brian P. Demos
James N. Gaffney
John D. Golski
Janine L. Halbohm
Amy E. Jones
Dr. David M. Krol
Christine Koebel Rademacher
Nicole Boyson Rukstalis
Barbara A. Vesely
Robert J. Zidek
Class of 1987
9% (13 of 145) gave $1,550.00
Wendy McMahan Best
Michael Bruder
Carmen Castro-Rivera
Gregory Decker
Mary Cay Gurchik Doherty
Jeffrey C. Hoagland
John Hodson
Dennis Kaminski
Steven Minnich
Brian L. Pichola
Linda Smith Quayle
James Sustersic
Joan Seward Tanner
Class of 1988
4% (6 of 157) gave $ 3,539.70
Matthew Carandang
Kathy Schubert Carter
James Klingshirn
Joe Kuebler
Joseph Pronesti
Michael T. Vajentic
Class of 1989
2% (4 of 165) gave $445.00
Benjamin P. Basinski
Dr. Jennifer Poduska Carandang
Joseph Elbert
John Kichan
Class of 1990
1% (2 of 165) gave $1,530.00
Scott Demos
Lana Durban Scott
Class of 1991
4% (4 of 94) gave $ 570.00
Michael Gandolfo
John D. Lescher
Laura Frey Quigley
Sarah Duffin Schadek
Class of 1992
6% (7 of 118) gave $ 2,175.00
Kristopher G. Allegretto
Gwen Dyer Hullman
Jamie Hullman
Kerry Kreighbaum
Paul A. Kuebler
David J. Malinas
David M. McCoy
Class of 1993
1% (1 of 99) gave
Stephen Fuchs
Class of 1994
2% (2 of 107) gave $583.33
Michael S. Essenmacher
Joseph Frey
Class of 1995
1% (1 of 101) gave
Erika Matthews Rak
Class of 1996
1% (1 of 82) gave
Eric Fritz
Class of 1997
1% (1 of 106) gave
Ryan Mueller
Class of 1998
3% (4 of 122) gave $2,220.00
Margaret Flanagan Hollway
Dr. Matthew Janik
Emily Samek
Colleen Vincent
Class of 1984
5% (9 of 168) gave $ 1,375.00
Joanne Rink Bloomfield
Celeste Terrion D’Souza
Dale Gormley
Anne Boylan Hart
Rory Korzan
Robert M. Leshnak
Jill Mason-Miller
Dr. Todd Sweda
Patricia Weyhe Williamson
Class of 1985
4% (7 of 177) gave $ 460.00
Dr. Paul M. Gigliotti
Richard L. Majoras
Dr. Scott P. Nagy
Kathleen M. Ray
DONOR RECOGNITION
Class of 1999
7% (10 of 134) gave $2,645.00
Ryan Gorney
Julie Esch Grube
Thomas Hesmond
Alison Dawson Himes
Allison Krebs
Jennifer Ruth Masterson
Andrew Serazin
Ben Serio
Ryan Uehlein
Brooke Cuevas Uehlein
Class of 2000
2% (3 of 140) gave $145.00
Kristen Frey Frank
Sara Forthofer Linnell
Rebekka Schlather
Class of 2001
1% (1 of 134) gave
Tomasz Blasz
Class of 2002
3% (4 of 126) gave $ 425.00
Julie Poling Bonacci
Christopher Burton
Ashley Edel
Marisa Sarringhaus Parella
Class of 2003
4% (5 of 126) gave $ 440.00
Matthew Bobola
Eric Eisbrenner
Kevin Machovina
Michael McLaughlin
Zachary Suetta
Class of 2004
1% (1 of 121)
Neil Fentner
Class of 2005
2% (2 of 134) gave $ 60.00
Andrew Hoover
Jennifer Stursa
Class of 2006
3% (4 of 134) gave $ 575.00
Ellen Eisbrenner
Thomas Hyatt
Mary Kowal
Julie Stursa
Class of 2007
5% (6 of 131) gave $ 725.00
Michelle Garrett
Kristin Gorney
Kathryn Hyatt
Maria Sellers
Nicholas Suetta
Alexandra Wetzel Zimmermann
Class of 2008
13% (14 of 104) gave $ 589.94
Erin Doran
Jayson Graham
Amy Grisa
Natalie Kaczmarczyk
Nicholas Levis
Brittany McLaughlin
Bradley Moore
Laura Pierce
Vincenzo Pierro
Rachael Purta
Sarah Rak
Cara Dlugosz Saxton
Michael Stursa
Jacob Suetta
Class of 2009
8% (9 of 119) gave $ 240.00
Tyler Anderson
Ashley Boyson
Evann Heidersbach
Katherine McNeeley
Alyssa Rosado
William Sellers
Maria Stursa
Michelle Stursa
Katelyn Wetzel
Class of 2010
6% (9 of 150) gave $ 495.00
Erin Buterbaugh
Nathaniel Carson
Jordan McNickle
Matthew Pierce
Andrea Price
Jared Schuster
Bridget Walsh
Breanna Wisnor
Zoe Zwegat
Class of 2011
7% (10 of 139) gave $ 155.00
Richard Chunnic
Kaitlin Conner
Molly Conroy
Emily Drum
Allison Dumski
Victoria Kish
Anna McNeeley
Kelly O’Dell
Nicole Spaetzel
Emily Ziegelmeyer
Class of 2012
15% (16 of 105) gave $ 425.00
Angela Buterbaugh
Mary Conroy
Clara Devine
Brett Diederich
Morgan Foster
Cole Gorske
Amanda Griffiths
Stephanie Griffiths
Nicole Koubek
Matthew McGervey
Alexandra Morris
Frederick Nielsen
Daniel Smith
Derek Sullinger
Francesca Wetzel
Joseph Wryst
Class of 2013
3% (3 of 99) gave $ 63.00
Dylan Brown
Celine Raible
Lauren Wisnor
Class of 2014
48% (51 of 106 ) gave $152.00
Elizabeth Arendash
Kristen Baker
Emily Beck
Zacharia Berry
Dylan Bishop
Benjamin Bratton
Marty Conroy
Angelo Cruz
Eamon Dillon
Daniel Dovala
Rachel Elwer
Jessica Fenik
Patrick Fetsic
Vincent Foisy
Katherine Gauntner
Patricia Gauntner
Nicholas Gaydosh
Benjamin Grace
Jacob Hromada
Luke Janosik
John Jerge
Marissa Johnson
Matthew Joris
Madelyn Joviak
Drew Kaplan
Richard Kenney
Zachary Konno
Sara Koubek
Rachel Kozma
Brian Mahilo
Alyssa Malinowski
Andrew Orellano
Rebecca Pronesti
Matthew Resar
Carolyn Riedel
Jacob Roe
Matthew Ruiz
Jeremy Saxon
Erik Smith
Carl Spaetzel
Kurt Spaetzel
Karlie Sustersic
Myles Ternes
Natalie Tremont
Kevin Turner
Shannon Turner
Justin Valdez
Marie Vasitas
Norbert Velez
William Washington, Jr.
Ashley Winn
Parents, Alumni Parents,
Faculty and Friends Giving
Anonymous Donation
ALCO Manufacturing
Amotec, Inc.
Bank of America
The Bank of New York Mellon
Campana Development LLC II
Castele Family Scholar. Fund of the
Catholic Community Fdn.
Catholic Community Foundation
Eaton Corp.
Elyria Catholic High School Band
Emerson Electric Co.
Energizer
Jack Matia Honda
Key Foundation
Knights of Columbus #637
Knights of Columbus, #774
Liberty Auto Group
Living Stations of The Cross Cast
Midwest Siding Co.
Moen, Inc.
Nick Abraham Automall
Nick Mayer’s Marshall Ford Lincoln
Nordson Corporation
Ohio Family Realty
Parker Hannifin Corporation
Pfizer Inc.
PNC Foundation
PPG Industries Foundation
Ridge Tool Co.
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Rockwell Automation
Schlather Insurance Agency, Inc.
Schlather-Bilskey Family Foundation
UBS Employee Giving Program
United Polish Club
University Hospitals Elyria Medical
Center
Wells Fargo
William & Flora Hewlett Foundation
Zone Transportation
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Abrahamowicz
Mr. Bill Amato
Mr. and Mrs. John Aquilla
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Barber
Mr. Barber’s AP History Class
Mr. and Mrs. David and Ellen Basinski
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Becker
Ms. Elaine Behrins
Ms. Anne Bernat
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bierek
Ms. Anne Bilancini
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Birsic
Mr. and Mrs. Ted and Sharon Blaszak
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bleich
Ms. Cristine Board
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bopp
Mrs. Patricia Bradesca-Schock †
Mr. and Ms. Joseph Brady
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brod
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchs
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery Buckley
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Burns
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Caco
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cairns
Ms. Jane Cameron
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Capasso
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Carreon
Dr. and Mrs. James Carroccio
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Carson
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chavez
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cisar
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Conroy
Mrs. Denise Corts
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cuevas
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Dahman
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Danao, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Darmafall
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davies
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Davis
Ms. Melissa DeAngelis
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dechant
Mr. and Mrs. James Dembiec
Mr. and Mrs. David Demer
Mr. and Mrs. William Dempsey
Mr. and Mrs. Mark DeSouza
Dr. and Dr. James DeVengencie
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Diederich
Mrs. Dorothy Diedrick
Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Dillon
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Doran
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dovala
Mrs. Rita Drum
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Duffield
Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Duffin
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Elwer
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Falasco
Mr. Ernest Falasco
Mr. Michael F. Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Fehlan
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fenik
DONOR RECOGNITION
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Fentner
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fetcko
Ms. Joanne Fiore
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fischer
Mr. and Mrs. Terence Flanagan
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Freeh
Mr. and Mrs. John and Carrie Fritz
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck and Hedy Fye
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. William Gentry
Mr. David George
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glenn
Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaw Golab
Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Gonzalez
Ms. Allison Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greene
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Griffiths
Mrs. Donna Grisa †
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Guilmette
Mr. and Mrs. John Hadgis
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hargreaves
Mrs. Michelle Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hartnett
Mr. and Ms. Brad Hawes
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Heidersbach
Mrs. Madeleine Heinrich
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Holbrook
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Holcomb
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hornbeek
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Horvath
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Hromada
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hruby, Jr.
Mrs. Elaine Hurst-Banks
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jerge
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Joviak
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Juguilon
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Kelling
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kelling
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kieltyka
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kilbane
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Klamm
Mr. and Mrs. William Koch
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Koebel
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Koenig
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Konno
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kosin
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kowal
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Krakowiak
Mr. and Mrs. Marty Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Kuebler, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey LaGuardia
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Laurent
Mr. and Mrs. James Laws
Ms. Jennifer Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lester
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lisicky
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Loflin
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Loos
Mr. and Mrs. Robert LoParo
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Loper
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Lott
Mr. and Mrs. Ken and Patti Lutke
Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo Madera
Mr. Earl Mahl
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mahony
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Malbasa
Mr. Mike McGrath
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin McKinney
Drs. Sean McNeeley and
Mary Kay Shuba
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferey Medves
Mr. Mark Meecha
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Meholic
Mr. and Mrs. James Michalski
Mr. and Ms. Daniel Mieras
Mr. and Mrs. William Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Morris
Mrs. Karen Moser
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mullee
Mr. Daniel Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Nagel
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Nedrich
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Nevins
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Newman
Mr. and Mrs. David Novak
Mr. and Ms. Jim O’Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O’Dell
Mr. and Mrs. Mick O’Halloran
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Neil
Mr. and Mrs. John Osko
Mr. and Mrs. David Overy
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pacheco
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Patton
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Patton
Mr. and Mrs. Juan Perez
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Perkins
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. William Price
Mrs. Jean Raab
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Reichert
Mr. and Mrs. James Reichlin
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Restivo
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riberdy
Mr. Brian Riehman
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Robinson
Ms. Peggy Robinson
Mr. Jerome Rodak
Mr. and Mrs. James Roe
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Roman
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Rozmarynowycz
Mrs. Kathleen Saunders
Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Scarvelli
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schill
Mr. and Mrs. Rodd Schlemmer
Mr. James and Dr. Heather Scullin
Dr. and Mrs. John G. Secrist
Mr. and Mrs. David Sedlak
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sikorski
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Simmons
Ms. Kathryn Skelly
Mrs. Sheila Soptelean
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Spaetzel
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Speck
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Spencer
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Spencer
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stimmel
Mrs. Lesley Stone
Ms. Lisa Stout
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Stursa
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sudnick
Mr. and Mrs. John Suetta
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sunderman
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Swanson
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Tagliaferri
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thayer
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Theile
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. John Tirbaso
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Toich
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Torres
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Trockley
Mrs. Karen Turk
Ms. Linda Turner
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Van Dine
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Voytko
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Walter
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Watson II
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Whitacre
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis White
Ms. Tamara Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Mike and Michelle Wisnor
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wryst
Mr. Kenneth A. Yunker
Mr. and Mrs. Eric H. Zagrans
Mr. and Mrs. James Ziegelmeyer
Endowed
Scholarship Giving
Al Charnes Scholarship Fund
Mr. David A. Charnes ’65
Mr. Richard C. Henke ’58
Denise Ratusz Gorske Scholarship
Mr. John P. Gorske ’76
Mr. and Mrs. Michael & Madeline
Fuchs ’77 Thompson
The Gandolfo Family Scholarship
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gandolfo ’91
Kolopus Scholarship
Ms. Barbara Stanko Bryan ’56
The Earl & Helen Mahl Scholarship
Mr. Earl Mahl
Mr. Ted Mahl ’74
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Mahl ’74
Mary Garton Memorial Scholarship
Mr. George ’55 and Mrs. Mary Jane
Riley ’58 Garton
Dr. John McCoy Scholarship
The Bank of New York Mellon
Mr. David M. McCoy ’92
Mrs. Amy McCoy Vegh ’76
Naughton-Basinski Faculty
Enrichment
Hon. And Mrs. David and
Ellen Naughton ’57 Basinski
Rosemary Kretschmann
Scholarship
Ms. Elaine Behrins
Ms. Kathryn Kretschmann Kalina ’64
Mr. Donald J. Kretschmann ’67
Mr. Gerard L. Kretschmann ’71
Mr. Robert J. Kretschmann ’70
Ms. Francine Kretschmann
Paschall ’73
Lou Rotunda Scholarship
Mr. Lynn L. Livelsberger ’65
The Scott Holland ’02 Memorial
Scholarship
Living Stations of The Cross Cast
Mr. Matthew Bobola ’03
Ms. Jane Cameron
Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. McGuire ’72
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Speck
In Honor Of
In Honor of Wayne Diederich
Mr. Donald J. Sugaski
In Honor of Eileen Minnich
Mr. Brian Riehman
In Honor of Marty Rybarczyk
Ms. Cristine Board
In Honor of Barbara Weber Thomas
Reverend Thomas Weber
In Honor of Alan Toth
Ms. Cristine Board
In Honor of Rev. David Weber and
Martha Weber Tobin
DONOR RECOGNITION
In Memoriam
The following Elyria Catholic alumni passed away between October 2013 and October 2014.
They will be remembered at masses and in daily prayers throughout the year.
Jean Roling Baumann ’58
Melvin Bechemer ’57
Margaret Lichman Brandstadt ’65
Nancy Elbert Buescher ’59
Robert Holtwick ’54
Kelly Kramer ’07
Joyce Plas Meyer ’65
Kathleen McDonough Murphy ’62
Diane Smith Notter ’57
Carl Olah ’58
Robert Piazza ’62
Gregory Poyle ’81
Robert Ryan ’52
Lauren Venzel ’04
James Walczak ’65
Regina Walczak ’54
If an EC alum in your family passes away, please let us know by contacting Elyria Catholic High
School at (440) 365-1821 ext 122. If you would like to remember your loved one through
donations to Elyria Catholic High School, please contact your funeral director for information.
In Memory Of
In Memory of 1973 Deceased
Classmates
Class of 1973
In Memory of Jean Bauman ’58
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McNutt
In Memory of Pat Bradesca-Schock
Mrs. Jill Anglin
Mr. Matthew Bobola
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bobola
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bohne
Ms. Christine Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Diedrick
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Doran
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Durant
Mrs. Janet Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gettings
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Rolando Ionta
Mr. and Mrs. John Konscak
Ms. Allison Krebs
Ms. Courtney and Ms. Anne Kronk
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kucharson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Linz
Dr. and Mrs. Francis McCafferty
Dr. and Mrs. Scott Nagy
Mrs. Elise Panehal
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Panehal
Mr. and Mrs. Evans, Kathy & Chantelle
Pseekos
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schmaltz
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Schmidt
Mr. Tom Schock
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Shank
Sherwin-Williams Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sirken
Mr. Mark Snider
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sperli
Mr. Ryan Uehlein
Mr. and Mrs. Mike and
Kate Schock-Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Mike and Michelle Wisnor
In Memory of Mary Ellen Carmel ’60
Mr. John J. O’Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pawlikowski
Wakeman Eagles
In Memory of Catherine Cavagna
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Davis
EMH Regional Medical Center
Mrs. Jayne Eisbrenner
Mr. Alan J. Golski
Mr. Gerald J. Golski
Rev. Pat and Mrs. Donna Humphrey
Mrs. Mary Beth Jaeger
Mr. Richard Kaminski
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lescher
Mr. Bernard W. McAllister
Mr. Robert F. Monchein
Mr. John Murbach
Mrs. Marilyn L. Peloquin
Dr. and Mrs. John G. Secrist
Mr. Daniel J. Talarek
In Memory of James Matia
Ms. Mary Lou Davis
Mr. and Mrs. William Gross
Mr. and Mrs. Mark U. Reichlin
In Memory of Dr. Ray de la Pena
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lapos
In Memory of Fr. Gaetano
St. Jude Church
In Memory of Dominic Giovannazzo
Mr. Terrence H. Callahan
Donald A. Schuster Greenhouse, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elbert
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Fuchs
Mrs. Mary M. Goellner
Mr. James Jiovanazzo
Mrs. Bonnie Roberts
Ms. Judith Weitzmann
In Memory of Martin Haas ’56
Ms. Martha J. Diederich
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Rothgery
In Memory of Kurt Jacobs ’06
Mr. Thomas Hyatt
In Memory of Stan Machock ’57
Mrs. Sally A. Hildebrandt
Mr. Jim E. Machock
Mr. John J. O’Connor
In Memory of Sophie McArtor
Dr. Brian P. Demos
Mr. Scott Demos
Mrs. Kathleen Finelli
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Luhn
Ms. Kristina McCue
Pratt Anesthesiology Assoc.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prechtel
Mrs. Sharon A. Riggs
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Seifert
Teaching Strategies
Ms. Theresa Wukie
In Memory of Ed McCoy ’79
Ms. Joyce M. Josephic
Ms. Jeanne Tucker
In Memory of Eileen Murawski
Mr. Lawrence Rodak
In Memory of Bob Noll ’72
Mr. Richard J. Franklin
In Memory of Robert E. O’Donnell
Mrs. Dorothy B. Meek
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bowen
Mr. Michael Boyer
Mr. Michael F. Farrell
Mrs. Connie Hoover
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lashley
Mr. Edward Machovina
Mr. Harold F. Minnich
Mr. and Mrs. John and Joanne Plas
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Seward
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew St. Marie
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. St. Marie
Mr. and Mrs. James Strasser
Villas at Highland Park
In Memory of Robert Piazza ’62
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glenn
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Sanchez
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Widman
Ms. Pat Worcester
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Yearley
In Memory of Bishop A. J. Quinn
Anchor Club of America Branch #17
Mr. and Mrs. James Andrassy
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barth
Ms. Marilyn Bartucci
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Blaize
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Blossom
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bonitz
Ms. Eleanor Boyle
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Breen
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brennan
Ms. Eileen Chambers
Mrs. Regina Charvat
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Clark
Mr. Mike Cleary
Mrs. Margaret S. Connelly
Ms. Mary Jane Curatolo
Mr. Antonio D’Amico
Mr. and Mrs. Victor DiGeronimo & the
DiGeronimo Families
Mr. Don DiLuciano, Jr.
Mr. Donald DiLuciano
Mr. August DiVito
Mr. and Mrs. John Eble
Mr. and Ms. William Findley
Ms. Christine Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Garven
Mr. Charles Garven
Mrs. Dianne E. Goold
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grondin
Dr. Susan Guarnes Soto
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harter
Ms. Anna May Hunt
Ms. Ann Joyce
Ms. Dorothy Kason
Mr. Joseph Kason
Ms. Renee Kleppel &
Sharon Marie Kleppel
Ms. Patricia Kuczmarski
Mr. and Mrs. David Kuhar
Mr. Gregory Kurtz
Ms. Diana Lackey
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ladden
Ms. Marylou Lamb
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lorius
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lynch
Ms. Mary Madzelonka
Malley’s Chocolates
Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCartan
Medical Mutual of Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Meyers
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller
Ms. Jane Mueller
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Mulhern
Ms. Margaret Mullen
The Honorable and
Mrs. Terrence O’Donnell
Ms. Nacy Panzica
Ms. Linda Pavia
Mr. Robert Pearl
Ms. Cathrin Peter
Mr. and Ms. Gerald Plenzler
Ms. Carole Price
Ms. Margaret Rabatsky
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ranaudo
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reichard
Regina Health Center
DONOR RECOGNITION
Mr. Casimir Rutt & Family
Ms. Patricia Saltsman
Serra Club of Lorain County
Mr. and Ms. Richard Slaght
Mr. Robert Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stack
St. Augustine Ministries Golf
St. Jude Church
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Stokes
Mr. Gerald Sweeney
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Telepak
The Lawyers Guild Catholic
Community Fdn.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Waid
In Memory of Joan Reaser ’52
Dads’ Booster Club
Mr. Richard P. Seward
In Memory of Madeleine Reinartz
In Memory of Rita Fritz Rink
Mr. Eugene L. Fritz
In Memory of Ron Roberts
Anonymous Donation
Ms. Jean Ackerman
Mr. and Mrs. David Amrozowicz
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Bally
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blaszak
Mrs. Constance D. Brent
Ms. Mary Lou Davis
Mr. and Mrs. James Diederich
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Diedrick
Mr. and Mrs. Ed and Jayne Eisbrenner
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fenik
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fraley
Mr. Eugene L. Fritz
Mr. Carl J. Fuchs
Mr. Marty L. Fuchs
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Giovannazzo
Mr. and Mrs. John Gluvna
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gonsiorowski
Ms. Patricia Kirsh
Ms. Ruth Ann Kovach
Mr. Joseph R. Kukucka
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lapos
Laubenthal Mercado Funeral
Home, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Nicandro Leano
Liston Funeral Home, LLC.
Mr. Jim E. Machock
Mr. William F. Machovina, Jr.
Mr. Jack F. Matia
Mr. and Ms. John McCarty
Drs. Sean McNeeley and
Mary Kay Shuba
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Donnell
Dr. and Mrs. Nelson Petrov
Mr. and Mrs. James Piazza
Mr. and Mrs. John Plas
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Polutnik
Mr. Robert M. Polutnik
Mrs. Erika R. Rak
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Rothgery
Mrs. Sarah C. Schadek
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Seward
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sleva
St. Jude Church
Mr. and Mrs. Michael &
Madeline Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Varley
Dr. Raymond H. Vecchio
Mr. and Mrs. Bill and
Mary Lynn Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Zidek
Dr. Michael D. Zvosec
Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Zvosec
In Memory of Maria Shivey
Mr. and Mrs. Ted and
Sharon Blaszak
Mr. and Mrs. Ed and
Jayne Eisbrenner
Ms. Ellen Eisbrenner
Mrs. Karen Moser
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Petcavage
In Memory of Fr. Dennis St. Marie
Mr. John W. Ross
In Memory of George M. Straka
Anonymous Donation
Ms. Mary Lou Davis
Mr. John P. Gorske
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Linscott
Mrs. Susan Mabry
Mr. and Mrs. James Moan
Ms. Sally M. Pack
Mrs. Joanne M. Plas and John Plas
Ms. Victoria Radican
Ms. Judith K. Rehm-Norbo
Prete Builders, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson
Mr. Brent Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schanbacher
Mr. Thomas B. Shirkey
Dr. Mark A. Straka
Mr. Donald J. Sugaski
Ms. Elizabeth Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Zvosec
In Memory of Virginia Sump
Merck Partnership for Giving
In Memory of Victor John Turk
Mr. and Mrs. William Boerger
Mr. Richard Breitenstein
Mr. and Mrs. John Dzurko
Mr. Ray Hrovat
Mr. Thomas Marcus
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Turk
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turk
Ms. Ann Wojcik
In Memory of Laverne Vargo ’52
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Diedrick
In Memory of Alfred Verhoff
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Chinchar
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Gergoric
Mr. and Mrs. John Nych
Mr. Dale A. Verhoff
Mrs. Marilyn K. Wagner
In Memory of Mona Vesely &
Robert Vesely
Ms. Barbara A. Vesely
In Memory of Teresa Vessalo
The Malek Abou-Diab Family
Ms. Mary Becker
Ms. Judy Bednarz
Mr. and Mrs. Butcher
Mrs. Donna K. Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. C. Conte
Cuyahoga Community College
Dads’ Booster Club
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Franks
Mr. and Mrs. John Heidenreich
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Joseph
Ms. Shirley Joseph
Mr. and Mrs. D. Malanowski
Mr. and Mrs. G. Malone
Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Minnich
Mr. and Mrs. J. Nagy
Mr. and Mrs. M. Natran
Mr. and Mrs. J. Natran
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Petcavage
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Polutnik
Ms. Stephanie Polutnik
Mr. and Mrs. D. Reilly
Mrs. Mary Beth Riley
Mr. J. Roberts
Mrs. Paula Roberts
Mrs. Nora A. Schrenkel
Ms. Diane M. Shupp
Mr. and Mrs. James Tomsic
Mr. Jerome E. Vessalo
Ms. Paulette Williams
Mr. Norman Wohlever &
Ms. Joyce Wohlever
Ms. Irene Wohlever
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wrona & Elizabeth
In Memory of Regina Walczak ’54
Ms. Barbara Klein
In Memory of Tom Wirscham ’67
Ms. Rita M. Koberna
Financial Stability
Income 2013-2014
Expenses 2013-2014
Tuition & Fees
$ 3,432,126
Salaries & Benefits
$ 2,953,557
Annual Giving & Fundraising
$
613,872
Financial Aid
$
212,215
Other
$
362,920
Plant Operations & Management $
291,689
General Administration
966,143
$
Other
8%
Annual Giving
& Fundraising
14%
Tuition & Fees
78%
Salaries & Benefits
67%
General
Administration
22%
Plant Operations &
Management
7%
Financial Aid
5%
Elyria Catholic
High School
725 Gulf Road • Elyria, OH 44035
440.365.1821
www.elyriacatholic.com
Calendar of Events
November
02
05, 07 & 08
08
15
Open house 11:30 am- 2:00 pm
Fall play 7:30 pm
Placement exam for incoming freshman 8:30-noon
President’s Leadership Dinner 5:00 pm
Band craft show 9:00 am-3:00 pm
December
09 Christmas band and choir concert
January
10 Placement exam for incoming freshman 8:30-noon
20 All county Catholic school liturgy 9:30 am
February
18 Ash Wednesday Liturgy 9:30 am
March
03 Incoming freshman parent meeting 6:30 pm
07 Freshman registration 9:00-11:30 am
25, 27-28 Spring musical 7:30 pm
April
01 Living Stations of the Cross 1:00 pm
25 Spring gala and auction 5:30 pm
May
13 Band and choir concert 7:00 pm
22 Baccalaureate Mass 9:00 am
Commencement 6:00 pm

Panther Prowl - Elyria Catholic High School

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