2018 Cristo Rey Network Annual Report

Cristo Rey Network 2018 Annual Report

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Message from Leadership

Our growing national movement works to transform the educational landscape for youth in under-resourced communities across America. As the largest network of high schools serving low-income students, we empower our hard-working students to succeed in college and career.

Your continuing engagement with the Cristo Rey Network enables us to sustain our growth and expand programming for our schools to open a new world of possibilities for thousands of young people.

With your support, we opened three new schools this year, our student workers collectively earned $68 million last year towards their high school education, and our students are completing college at more than three times the rate of the entire low-income population. Deeply committed to continuous improvement, our schools worked hard to retain 87% of ninth graders into tenth grade and to increase student participation in Advanced Placement courses, with students taking nearly 3,000 AP tests in 17 subjects. In collaboration with our 3,400 Corporate Partners, teachers and school leaders, 47 University Partners, 36 Religious Sponsors, national office staff, and local and national Boards, we provide the opportunity for a transformative college- and career-preparatory education to over 12,000 young people.

With deep gratitude to each of you who contribute to opening the door of opportunity to our students, we remain yours in Cristo Rey.

Elizabeth Goettl W. Nicholas Howley President & CEO Board Chair Cristo Rey Network TransDigm Group Incorporated

Cover photo: Cristo Rey Tampa High School

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Another year has gone by, and the Cristo Rey movement continues full throttle. That in itself is proof that the hand of the Lord is here, at least the way I see it! I hope it is a consolation for all of us committed to the Cristo Rey mission that, whether we know it or not, we are promoting the Kingdom of God. That is an awesome task, a privileged calling and an extraordinary undertaking.

Reflections from Chair Emeritus

We have always said that Cristo Rey began as a solution to the waste of so much talent. So many young people were not getting a chance to develop their God-given abilities. God’s plan for them was being frustrated because they were not getting the opportunity to cultivate their gifts through a quality education. That situation is the opposite of the Kingdom of God. The Kingdom comes about when things are the way God meant them to be, when the world functions like God meant it to function! That is how the Cristo Rey Network is promoting the Kingdom of God! As time goes on, this Cristo Rey story continues to unfold. Presently we are trying to develop new models to apply to geographic locations that are smaller than the ones we initially targeted. The initial challenge is the availability of jobs, but if it truly is God’s work, we will figure it out! Another new area for our attention is the world of alumni/ae we are producing. We had our first graduates in June 1998. Since then we have graduated over 15,000 youth. We have been making some first efforts to bring them together, and there has been a lot of initial interest.

You may remember that our tagline is “transforming urban America one student at a time,” which seems to be happening. The Cristo Rey experience has marked a small army of women and men who are ready to come

Mission Statement The Cristo Rey Network empowers

together to make a difference and share what they have received with others. We are extremely blessed to be

thousands of students from under-

working with such generous young people!

served, low-income communities to develop their minds and hearts to

So this Cristo Rey movement continues to blossom and give fruit beyond what we ever dreamed. Each time we

become lifelong contributors to society.

celebrate Mass, we say “it is right and just to give thanks always and everywhere.” So once more this year, we

By providing students an extraordinary

thank you for being part of this exciting adventure, an adventure that is changing our world and making a difference

college preparatory education and a

in spite of all the obstacles. We are so lucky to have you on board and blessed that your enthusiasm continues to

unique four-year, integrated corporate

move us forward.

work study experience, we seek to transform urban America one student at a time.

John P. Foley, S.J. Chair Emeritus and Chief Mission Officer Cristo Rey Network

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2018-2019 At a Glance

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HIGH SCHOOLS

Student Demographics

60% CATHOLIC

Partnerships in Action

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UNIVERSITY PARTNERS

12,012

15,505

$37,000

98%

36

3,400

STUDENTS

AVERAGE INCOME FOR A FAMILY OF FOUR

SPONSORING RELIGIOUS CONGREGATIONS

GRADUATES

63% Hispanic 30% Black 5% Other 2% White

STUDENTS OF COLOR

CORPORATE PARTNERS

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Academic Excellence The Cristo Rey Network is continuously focused on improving academic growth and college preparatory achievement in our classrooms. With an expanded Leading and Learning team at the national office, the Network is delivering strategic programming to: • Support the recruitment and development of high-quality school leaders, including establishing common criteria for Mary Kearney, Ed.D. Chief Academic Officer

excellence in academic leadership to be used Network-wide, and the launch of a Fellowship program for aspiring school leadership • Establish a balanced, rigorous, and consistent program of assessment that is aligned to the Cristo Rey Network’s curriculum standards and benchmarks. Key elements of this program include data-driven instruction, use of common End-of-Course Assessments, and standardized testing preparation to improve student achievement

Michael Heidkamp Director of Leadership Development and Support

• Improve the quality of instructional leadership and classroom instruction through school site visits, professional development, and identification of competency frameworks for teachers and leaders. Further, with support from The Howley Foundation and the Ventana Charitable Foundation, we began providing intensive support to eight schools awarded grants to pilot two-year, site-based interventions to increase student retention

Julie Baker Director of Leadership Development and Support

Dao Kambara Director of Curriculum and Instruction

Putting MATH Education to Work The Cristo Rey Network launched Putting MATH Education to Work, a $1.25 million investment by The Howley Foundation to advance student achievement in mathematics by developing the capacity of Cristo Rey math teachers and school principals through professional development and instructional support.

Photos: Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School (pg 4-5); Cristo Rey New York High School (pg 6); Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory School (pg 7)

2017 Summer Institute at LUC Loyola University Chicago’s conference services hosted and sponsored 150 faculty across the Network for a series of seven, weeklong working sessions in the summer to deepen instructional knowledge and skills to accelerate achievement.

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Corporate Work Study Program The Cristo Rey Network is the only network of high schools in the country that integrates four years of rigorous college preparatory learning with four years of professional work experience.

Through the Corporate Work Study Program, Cristo Rey schools are a national leader in building a pipeline of talent for the demands of the economy.

To ensure Cristo Rey students graduate both college-ready and career-focused, our Corporate Work Study team aims to:

Alejandro Leza Director of Corporate Work Study

• Drive the integration of the workplace, classroom, and extracurricular experience through intensive support for all schools to implement and assess students’ college-level workplace skills through our proprietary four-year Corporate Work Study curriculum • Cultivate a uniform, high-quality experience for all Corporate Partners, through national business development efforts and streamlined technological solutions to improve program efficiency

James Wilson Associate Director of Corporate Work Study

• Enhance the Network-led talent management program for school CWSP teams through recruitment and professional development opportunities • Ensure the Corporate Work Study Program’s foundational role in the financial sustainability of our schools by supporting revenue strategies and job sales across all schools

$68,000,000 Earned by students in 2017-2018 school year

95% Students meet or exceed performance expectations in the workplace

2017-2018 Largest Corporate Partners By # students employed and # school partners Abbott Accenture Blue Cross Blue Shield Catholic Health Initiatives Comcast Cushman & Wakefield Deloitte LLP Discover

DTE Energy Expeditors International EY General Motors Grant Thornton LLP Jones Day JP Morgan Chase Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP

Kirkland & Ellis KPMG LLP PwC Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc. Sidley Austin LLP US Bank Winston & Strawn LLP

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College Initiatives College completion data affirms the power of our formational education model. Cristo Rey Network graduates are completing college at more than three times the rate of the entire low-income population.

Bachelor’s Degree Attainment Rates

Stephanie Arias Director of College Initiatives

Marrissa Washington Associate Director of College Initiatives

11%

34%

58%

low-income population

Cristo Rey graduates

high-income graduates

As we work towards achieving a Bachelor’s degree completion rate of 58%, the Wilson Sheehan Foundation has enabled our College Initiatives team to support schools in our network-wide college initiatives practice to increase postsecondary match, access, and persistence through the following priorities: • Ensure that all schools have college-going frameworks in place, emphasizing appropriate staffing and protected time for college counseling • Implement a data-driven college counseling program with established benchmarks for grades 9-12 • Develop Alumni Advisors’ practice to effectively support alumni beginning in students’ senior year of high school through college graduation • Expand 47 current University Partners to include additional four-year institutions committed to the success of Cristo Rey students

New University Partners We announced new partnerships with Berea College and St. Anselm College. View our complete list of partners at cristoreynetwork.org.

85% Alumni enrolled at a University Partner are on track to graduate Photo: Cristo Rey St. Martin College Prep (pg 8)

Alumni Advisor Meeting Alumni Advisors, full-time employees at Cristo Rey schools, convened in fall 2017 to draft a curriculum and lesson plans outlining the learning targets for students’ successful transition into college.

Cristo Rey Network

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Mission Integration and Accountability To advance our mission and performance standards, the Mission Integration and Accountability team manages year-round data collection and analysis, as well as the refinement of the Mission Effectiveness Standards and execution of the Mission Effectiveness Reviews relative to those standards.

These priorities foster continuous improvement among schools through provision of peer-to-peer collaboration opportunities and joint

Mark Bazin Chief Technology Officer

problem solving across all functional areas.

Within this culture of continuous improvement, we support the acquisition, development, and retention of talent, with an emphasis on school leadership teams, to ensure their capacity to perform at the highest levels in order to achieve our shared goals.

Meagan Chuckran Director of Strategy and Accountability

Mission Effectiveness Standards A Cristo Rey school: 1. Is explicitly Catholic in mission and enjoys Church approval.

2. Serves only students with limited economic resources and is open to students of various faiths and cultures.

Patrick Dunphy Director of Administration

3. Is family centered and plays an active role in the local community.

4. Prepares all students to enter and graduate from college.

5. Requires participation by all students in the Corporate Work Study Program.

6. Integrates the learning present in its work program, classroom and extracurricular experiences.

7. Has effective administrative and board structures, and complies with applicable state and federal laws.

8. Is financially sound.

9. Supports its graduates’ efforts to obtain a college degree and enter post-college life as productive, faith-filled individuals.

10. Is an active participant in the Cristo Rey Network.

2018 Cristo Rey Network Annual Meeting A record 253 participants attended the 2018 Cristo Rey Network Annual Meeting hosted by San Miguel High School, our Cristo Rey school in Tucson, AZ. Staff from seven discipline-specific cohorts engaged in programming and cross-disciplinary work.

Jazmin Fermin Data Program Manager

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School Growth Our feasibility study findings support the well documented research that young people from families with limited economic means lack access to quality education. With a focus on opening new schools while increasing enrollment at existing schools, the Network Board of Directors approved a data-driven growth plan for 50 Cristo Rey schools serving 20,000 students and 40,000 alumni in the decade ahead.

Brian D. Melton Senior Vice President for External Relations and General Counsel

With major gifts from the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, the Louis Calder Foundation, and an anonymous donor, the Cristo Rey Network opened three new schools in 2018: Cristo Rey Oklahoma City Catholic High School, Cristo Rey De La Salle East Bay High School in Oakland, CA, and Cristo Rey Fort Worth High School.

All new school development efforts in local communities are driven and directed by our School Growth team’s replication process to ensure that new schools launch positioned for long-term success. Our ongoing cultivation in promising markets enables the initiation of

Conor Heaton Director of School Growth

future feasibility studies to grow this movement.

Projected School Openings 2019:

Cristo Rey Richmond High School Cristo Rey St. Viator Las Vegas College Preparatory 2020: Cristo Rey Miami High School

Recruitment and Admissions The School Growth team supports recruitment and admissions staff at all schools to ensure enrollment capacity. Through our 2017 Capital Projects Fund, four schools received grants to support infrastructure needs to serve additional students.

Ana Rosado Associate Director of School Growth and Student Recruitment

Cristo Rey San Diego High School 2021: Cristo Rey Raleigh High School

Photos: Cristo Rey Oklahoma City Catholic High School (pg 10); Cristo Rey De La Salle East Bay High School (pg 11)

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Financials

FY 2018 Programming Grants to Cristo Rey Network Schools Comparative Schedule of Revenue and Expenses Year Ended June 30, 2018 Support and Revenue:

Brenda Morris Senior Director of Advancement

Melissa Kinzler Director of Finance and Human Resources

FY 2018

FY 2017

$7,301,276

$3,114,991

1,320,000

1,220,000

University Partnership Contributions

98,500

108,499

Investment Income

23,402

3,019

$8,743,178*

$4,446,509

Fundraising School Membership Dues

Total Support and Revenue

* Fiscal Year 2018 Total Support and Revenue is inclusive of new cash and pledges for projected expenses for Fiscal Years 2019-2023.

Expenses: Program Services

Alyse Faour Advancement Program Manager

Funding of Schools

989,166

400,000

Funding of Alumni Scholarships

163,250

106,500

3,023,662

2,655,639

General Administration

233,474

332,680

Development and Communication

600,926

234,326

$5,010,478

$3,729,145

Programming Provided to Schools Supporting Services

Mikayla Lofton Grants Program Manager

Total Expenses

Student Retention Project Funded by The Howley Foundation Two year grants for school-based interventions Cristo Rey Brooklyn High School Cristo Rey Jesuit High School (Baltimore) Cristo Rey Newark High School Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School Cristo Rey Sacramento High School Detroit Cristo Rey High School Notre Dame Cristo Rey High School (Lawrence) Saint Martin de Porres High School (Cleveland) 2017 Kenneth Hutchinson College Success Fund Funded by the Wilson Sheehan Foundation Wave I: Two year grants for Personnel Cristo Rey Brooklyn High School Cristo Rey Jesuit High School (Twin Cities) Cristo Rey Jesuit Milwaukee High School Cristo Rey Newark High School De La Salle North Catholic High School (Portland) Saint Martin de Porres High School (Cleveland) Wave II: 2018 Pre-College Summer Programs 29 schools received a grant ranging from $5,000 to $5,800 per school to support 284 students enrolling in 150 programs 2017 Capital Projects Fund Funded by an Anonymous Donor One year grant for infrastructure projects Cristo Rey Dallas College Preparatory School Cristo Rey St. Martin College Prep (Waukegan) DePaul Cristo Rey High School (Cincinnati) Detroit Cristo Rey High School Cristo Rey Howley Scholars Program Funded by The Howley Foundation Four-year college scholarships to 29 scholars across five Cristo Rey schools

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2018-2019 Board of Directors W. Nicholas Howley (Board Chair) Executive Chairman TransDigm Group Incorporated Cleveland, OH

Patrick James Founder and Owner Crowne Group, Inc. Cleveland, OH

John E. O’Shea CEO Gemini Midstream Houston, TX

Kathy Cote Community Volunteer Atlanta, GA

Preston Kendall President Cristo Rey St. Martin College Prep Waukegan, IL

James O’Sullivan Chairman Metal Parts and Bremer Mfg. Canton, OH

Michael Khoury President Detroit Cristo Rey High School Detroit, MI

Paul E. Purcell Chairman Robert W. Baird & Co. Chicago, IL

David Mastrangelo, S.J. Director of Mission and Identity Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory School Chicago, IL

Leo Sheridan Founder and CEO Advanced Group Chicago, IL

Phil Coughlin Chief Strategy Officer Expeditors International Seattle, WA John P. Foley, S.J. Chair Emeritus and Chief Mission Officer Cristo Rey Network Chicago, IL Jim Gartland, S.J. Parish Administrator St. Mary Student Parish Ann Arbor, MI Jane E. Genster Education and Non-Profit Leader Washington, DC Elizabeth Goettl President and CEO Cristo Rey Network Chicago, IL Darren Jackson Former CEO Advance Auto Parts Minneapolis, MN

Dan McCallin Former President and CEO Timberline Industries Commerce City, CO John R. McConnell Founding President Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School Philadelphia, PA Robert M. Mooney Private Investor Cleveland, OH Tom O’Connor Former General Partner Bear Stearns & Co. Snowmass Village, CO

Diana Spencer Executive Director William G. McGowan Charitable Fund Chicago, IL John Thompson Former Senior Vice President and General Manager BestBuy.com Baltimore, MD Kelby Woodard Founding President Cristo Rey Dallas College Prep Dallas, TX Martha Wyrsch Executive Vice President and General Counsel Sempra Energy San Diego, CA Photos: Detroit Cristo Rey High School (pg 13, top); Cristo Rey San Jose Jesuit High School (pg 13, bottom)

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Honor Roll We are grateful to the following donors who made a gift to the Cristo Rey Network between July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018. $500,000+ Anonymous The Howley Foundation Wilson Sheehan Foundation $250,000-499,999 Conrad N. Hilton Foundation $50,000-$249,999 Advanced Group Anonymous Richard and Susan Braddock Foundation The Louis Calder Foundation The Drexel Fund on behalf of Darren and Terry Jackson O’Shea Family Foundation Purcell Charitable Foundation William and Mary Ross Foundation Sandor Foundation Ventana Charitable Trust $25,000-$49,999 Arrowhead Foundation The Drexel Fund David Kvapil Trust William G. McGowan Foundation Richard and DJ Shantz Gerard J. and Martha B. Wyrsch Charitable Foundation $10,000-$24,999 Helen Brach Foundation The Dana Foundation

Patrick J. Foley Jane E. Genster and John J. Buckley, Jr. GHR Foundation John and Barbara Hazeltine William V. and Paula McMenamin McNamara Purcell Foundation Jim and Sharon O’Sullivan Joseph Rauenhorst Family Foundation Dr. Scholl Foundation $5,000-$9,999 Capital Group William J. and Arline C. DeJoseph The Drexel Fund on behalf of Thomas and Margaret Healey Paul and Rosemary Eide Ethan and Sara Eldridge G.L. Connolly Foundation Elizabeth and Dennis Goettl Healey Family Foundation Charles and Cathleen King Dennis Langley Dennis M. and Kathy O’Keefe John and Carol Thompson Joseph and Ann Wenger $1,000-$4,999 Rocco and Jo-Ann Abbate John and Christine Bakalar Charles Bidwill, Jr. Rick Collins John and Rosemary Croghan Paul Darley Robert E. Dods Family Foundation Charles Feeney Brian Gallagher Kathryn Goettl Google Christopher Hebig Leander and Susan Jennings

Robert H. Keller Stephen Kern William Laimbeer Paul LaZotte John Lee Susan Leverone William and Kathleen Lynch Mary Jane MacAfee Stephen McGeady Susan Murphy Frank and Lois Noonan Jeanne Oelerich Robert and Kathryn Otter Susan and John Sullivan Ann Wallace and Mark Troutman Richard and Marilee Wehman $500-$999 Radm. Robert and Mrs. Lois Abele Sean Adcroft John and Tina Arnold Paul Attia Stephen and Sarah Baine Mary Batch Dr. Robert Becherer Michelle Bentivegna Robert and Sheila Berner Richard and Elaine Brennan George † and Sarah Cavanaugh Tami Ciranna Joseph and Diane Costyn Philip Delaney, Jr. and Julie Sheridan Delaney Eugene and Barbara Feit Beth Ann Felder George and Bettina Francis Hunter Hardy Brian and Kathy Hayes Rebecca King Robert and Linda Lewandowski William and Kathe McDaniels

Photos (pg 15): Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School (top); Cristo Rey Jesuit Milwaukee High School (middle); Saint Martin de Porres High School (bottom)

Thomas and Madeleine McKeon Jon and Linda Morris G. Michael Nidiffer Norton and Mary Ann O’Meara Carla Volpe Porter and Tim Porter Eva and Timothy Shea Mary Sherry John Vander Vennet $100-$499 Anonymous (2) James and Susan Bailey Paul and Jody Benshoof Dr. J. Bradford Bertumen Dr. H. Thomas Blum Clare and Thomas Borah Fr. Lewis Brown Charles Catalano Tom and Bonnie Cavanaugh Maureen Chavoen Dr. Judith Coates Michael and Gail Coie Jeffrey and Lilliam Collman John and Wendy Delehanty Agnes Dempsey Robert Dole Ella C. Doo Robert Elias Kelly and Matthew Fairweather Julia and Frank Fish Theodore and Laura Fuger Patricia and William Fitzpatrick Bernard and Karen Gallagher Joseph Halbach David Halvorsen and Yvonne Aspengren Marie Hartigan Mary Hogan Margeaux Holloway Investure LLC Ed and Linda Kaiel Michael Khoury John Kitch

William Klein Fred and Suzanne Kueppers Jody and James Land David Landry Paul and Erica Linthorst Charles and Sandra Lizza Joseph and Mary Lucca Charlotte MacDonald Dorothy J. Mace Thaddeus Mackrell Curtis and Rebecca Mahoney Tom and Terri Maier Robert Mandell David and Mary Martin Virgina Martin Daniel McCarthy Steven and Kristine Melloy Jim and Mary McShane James and Betty Miller Patrick Mitoraj Frank Molony Hannah Mora Michael and Denise Moran Teresa Moran James and Marcia Morley Brenda and Andrew Morris John Muller George and Margaret Murphy Joan and Joseph Noonan Vernon Norman and Ann Schmitz Alma O’Brien, SFCC MaryAnn and Edmond O’Connor Rowena and Ben Parma Stephanie Marie Peterson Ed and Mary Ann Pierce Barbara J. Pope Peter Quinn Charles and Carole Racansky David and Andrea Rahija

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Thomas and Dede Reedy Carol and David Reynolds Christopher Roberts Dr. Lydia Santiago William Sare John and Nancy Scheid Kevin Serr Cynthia Sharp Leo and Olive Sheridan Paul and Elizabeth Sittenfeld Francis and Bernadatte Skuse Martha and Michael Smith Susan Smith Jeffrey A. Stewart Philip and Sandra Tobin Martha and Charles Turner Stephanie Vandrick Donald and Natercia Varley Pauline Viviano Lambert and Eleanore VonBank Dr. Jennifer Ward Frederick Wolf

Tribute Gifts In memory of Robert Beckman, S.J. Rebecca King In honor of Joan Bransfield Kevin O’Hara In honor and in memory of George Cavanaugh Brian Cavanaugh John and Wendy Delehanty Ed and Mary Ann Pierce Dorothy J. Mace Marie Hartigan LouAnn Cleary In memory of Paul Francis Dreyer Ella C. Doo In honor of David Earhart Hunter Hardy

In honor of John P. Foley, S.J. Radm. Robert and Lois Abele Michael Khoury Fred and Suzanne Keuppers Susan Leverone Joseph and Mary Lucca In memory of Ken Hutchinson Elizabeth Schreiber In memory of Barbara Hoffman Graham John Lee In memory of Dr. Gerardo Marín Beth Ann Felder Paul and Jody Benshoof William Sare Tom and Bonnie Cavanaugh Dr. Jennifer Ward Margeaux Holloway David Halvorsen and Yvonne Aspengren Stephanie Vandrick Hannah Mora Robert Elias Dr. Lydia Santiago Ross Frommer Fr. Stephen Privett, S.J. Michael and Susan Bloch In honor of Fr. William Muller, S.J. Marcel James Viens In honor of Roger and Susan Stone William Laimbeer In honor of Cilfford Yeary Catherine Upchurch † Deceased Donor

John P. Foley, S.J. Legacy Fund

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he John P. Foley, S.J. Legacy Fund is a traditional endowment that will sustain the quality and vitality of the Cristo Rey Network to ensure the future of our transformative mission. The income generated by the Fund allows the Network to provide innovative programming tailored for our schools now and in the future.

Donors to the Fund, as of October 24, 2018 Radm. Robert and Mrs. Lois Abele Anonymous Marilyn Antonik David and Dian Barth Robert and Sheila Berner Rob and Susie Birdsell Elizabeth Brennan Alice Rae Casey BJ and Bebe Cassin Robert and Catherine Cerone Maureen Chavoen Chicago Blackhawk Alumni Association John and Rosemary Croghan Dr. and Mrs. Henry Dold Frank and Patricia Eames Lorrie Egan Ralph and Sonja Gilliland Robert and Elizabeth Golden Jim and Ann Good Richard and Rebecca Griesser Barbara Hasbrook Michael and Patricia Haverty Michael and Barbara Heaton Jon and Merry Hedrich Carol Heffernan

Charles and Linda Hoffman Nick and Lorie Howley Sue Hutsebaut Darren and Terry Jackson Nancy Witte Jacobs Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey King Tom and Peggy Kloempken Lydia Krebs Fred and Suzanne Kueppers Matt and Beth Lambrecht Geoffrey and Catherine Lutz Thomas and Sandra McBreen Alex and Sheila McClement Maureen McGinnis Dave and Judy McNulty Brian and Darcy Melton The Mints Family Kevin Mize Joan Murphy Patricia Nold Dennis and Kathy O’Keefe Bill Oppegard Jim and Sharon O’Sullivan John and Joanne Person Agnes Piszczek Puckmeister LLC Tom and Linda Rinella Colleen Sanguinetti John and Nancy Scheid L. Anne Schrauth, P.T. Richard and DJ Shantz Martin Spalding Joanne Stevens Donald and Lisa Stewart Roger and Susan Stone Family Foundation Dale and Meg Tallon Frank and Jane Tighe Bob Verdi Bruce and Carol Wald Sheila and Roger Ward Richard and Marilee Wehman Alice Pirie Wirtz

We have taken care in preparing this report and sincerely apologize for any errors or omissions. Please call us at 312-784-7208 with any additions or corrections.

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