ALUMINATOR - Winter 2015

VOL. 64, NO. 2

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Circulation: 12,500 Submissions can be emailed to: Rev. Raymond Paramo, C.S.B. rparamo@catholiccentral.net (248) 596-3864 Submissions can be mailed to: The Aluminator Detroit Catholic Central High School 27225 Wixom Road Novi, MI 48374 To reach the Office of Advancement and Alumni Relations: (248) 596-3838 Fax: (248) 596-3839 For Information: Director of Alumni Relations Nieko Ianni ’07 (248) 596-3844 nianni@catholiccentral.net Director of Advancement Dan Collins Jr. ’84 (248) 596-3834 dcollins@catholiccentral.net Or visit us on the Web: www.catholiccentral.net On the Cover: The Catholic Central Historical Marker in the grotto.

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In This Issue FEATURES A Message from the President 2 3 Chatterbox 6 CC Memories Soaring and Gliding Club with Fr. Elmer, C.S.B. ’46 9 CC Alumni Profile

A Global Medicine Practice - Frank Stackhouse, M.D. ’69 10 Advancement News 12

LEAD ARTICLE HERITAGE FAMILIES

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Calendar of Events 2013-2014 DONOR REPORT 8th Annual Athletic Hall of Fame Basil Bowl Alumni Association News Wedding Bells Baby Bells In Memoriam

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SCHOOL NEWS School Bells Sports Break Sports Schedule

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A Note from the Editor Many of you tell me that you begin reading your Aluminator by looking at “Chatterbox” and “The Bells.” Please don’t forget that those are the parts that we cannot include without help from you. We need you to send us updates of your milestones and accomplishments. Your travels and other activities are also of interest to your classmates.

Submissions: For inclusion in the next issue of the Aluminator, all updates, articles and photos must be received by January 30, 2015. Email submissions to: nianni@catholiccentral.net or rparamo@catholiccentral.net. You may also mail your materials to us at: The Aluminator, Detroit Catholic Central High School, 27225 Wixom Road, Novi, MI 48374.

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A Message from the

President

Dear Alumni of Detroit Catholic Central and CC friends, Although I am not a graduate of Catholic Central, I have noticed some similarities with my alma mater, Aquinas Institute in Rochester, New York. Many Basilian Fathers worked at both CC and Aquinas.

When I arrived at CC and first heard the spirit song being played, I knew it by heart and without hesitation sang all of the same words (until it gets to the end: the “Give ’em a C, Give ’em a C” was “Give ’em an A, Give ’em a Q”). I later found out that a CC Basilian had taken CC’s spirit song when he was transferred to Aquinas and adapted it there. Many alumni remember the spirited football games that CC and Aquinas used to play. My mother recently showed me her scrapbook from her high school years, which contains several press articles from Rochester about the big games against Catholic Central, often drawing more than 20,000 spectators. When I was first appointed to CC, my aunt said to me, “You’re going to THE Catholic Central?” My alma mater was also attended by my brothers, my uncles, cousins, and my dad. My grandfather wired the building as an electrician in 1925. Thus the notion of a “heritage family” is very close to my heart. We dedicate much of this issue of the Aluminator to heritage families.

A large segment of our current CC student body is made up of sons and grandsons, nephews and cousins of CC alumni. Yet whether or not a student is a “heritage student,” I have discovered over these past years here a spirit in CC that is so much like the spirit shared by our current students. When I hear talk of CC brotherhood, more and more I am convinced that such brotherhood, while it strongly exists in the bonds created among a particular class, transcends classes, decades, and even generations. Something intangible, and a tad difficult to describe, continues to be handed down to our current student body, which is inspired, supported, and nurtured by our alumni both near and far. More than a few alumni from the West Outer Drive campus tell me they would hitchhike to school. If an alumnus saw a CC student with his thumb out, he was bound to offer him a ride, as if it were an older CC brother helping out a younger one. Even though hitchhiking has become a way of the past, it is analogous to several different ways in which our alumni remain connected with our current students. That intangible spirit lives on!

The greatest heritage in which we share is our faith in Jesus Christ. There is no greater heritage than that. As we approach the holidays, let us purposely decide to pay that heritage a great amount of our time and energy. A bit over two years ago, our graduation speaker was Bishop Michael Byrnes ’76, who now serves CC as a member of our Board of Trustees. He encouraged the graduates of CC to remain faithful to their prayer life, highly recommending they carry a rosary in their pocket. The Blessed Mother, whom we affectionately refer to here as “Mary, Alma Mater,” gave birth to the Savior of all humanity. If our memories of CC give us a force in life to persevere, then all the more, the sacred birth of our Savior should “inspire us evermore.” Of the many ways in which a CC education has helped you along the way, I hope and pray that you see the greatest gift that your family and your high school has offered to you is the recognition of Christ’s love.

I encourage you to follow my blog on the CC website: https://www.catholiccentral.net/PresidentBlog, or capture the QR code on your mobile device to go right to the page.

On behalf of the Basilian Fathers, faculty, and staff at Catholic Central, I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year!

Gratefully,

Fr. John B. Huber, C.S.B., Ed.D. President

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CHATTERBOX Staying Connected With Your Classmates THE PSYCHEDELIC ’60s 1968 – JIM GIBBONS recently dropped

by CC to visit with his cousin and current CC Principal Fr. Dennis Noelke, C.S.B. ’71. They stopped for a picture by the photograph of their uncle, former CC Principal Fr. William Gibbons, C.S.B. ’41. Jim is the Principal of Livonia Stevenson High School.

1985 – BRENDAN BROSNAN has spent 22 years in law enforcement.

He is currently the commander of the Metro Macomb SWAT unit and team leader of the Warren SWAT unit. Last May, he received a Life Saving Award from the Warren Police Department for his off-duty efforts in the rescue of a drowning man in St. Louis, Missouri. He also recently received a Congressional Letter as a Winning Futures Mentor of the Year.

1992 – KERRY ZAVAGNIN is an Assistant Coach for Sporting Kansas City, a Major League Soccer club.

Sporting KC won the 2013 MLS Cup and was honored by President Obama in a ceremony at the White House.

THE HAPPENING ’90s 1992 – MICHAEL PHYTHIAN graduated from Wayne State University on August 27, 2014, with a Master of Science degree in Anesthesia. He currently lives and practices medicine in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Fall 2014 Mystery Photo Identified

Fr. Noelke, C.S.B. ’71 and Jim Gibbons ’68 standing in front of the Principal’s photograph of their uncle, former CC Principal Fr. William Gibbons, C.S.B. ’41 (top row, center).

1969 – KARL KOLBE, M.D. was named one of Beaumont Health System’s Outstanding Doctors in 2014. He earned recognition as an Outstanding Physician and Humanitarian for his passion and dedication to providing primary care to the uninsured at the St. Frances Cabrini Clinic.

THE TECHNO ’80s

Kerry Zavagnin ’92 on the White House lawn.

Picture on PAGE 5 (Left) According to Patrick Garner ’76, the boy with the glasses is Mike Finn ’76, the student facing the camera on the right is Eric Harte ’76, and the student in the dark shirt is either Mike Duggan ’76 or Kevin Lark ’76.

According to Dave McCall ’74 and Jim Walle ’74, the tall student behind Fr. Donoher is Ray Mickiewicz ’74.

According to another alum, the student with glasses is Mike Finn ’76, the student on the right could be Kerstan Dahl ’76, the tall student behind Fr. Donoher could be Chris Kroll ’76, and the student in the dark shirt could be Mike Duggan ’76.

Picture on PAGE 22 (Right) We still need your help identifying the students in this photo.

1982 – BRETT PETERSMARK was inducted into the Eastern Michigan University Athletic Hall of Fame on Friday, October 24, 2014. Brett was a standout offensive lineman for the Hurons (now Eagles) in the mid-80s, earning All-MAC honors in 1985 and All-American honors in 1986.

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Help Solve Another

Mystery!

Do you recognize anyone in this photo?

THE HAPPENING ’90s cont.

Please contact the Office of Alumni Relations at (248) 596-3838.

1995 – KEITH McDONALD was named Principal of Churchill High School in Livonia, Michigan.

THE VIRTUAL ’00s 2000 – RYAN HERBERHOLZ graduated from the University of Michigan School of Art and Design and is currently pursuing his Master of Art degree at Wayne State University.

He resides in Detroit, is active in social justice initiatives, and teaches art to inner-city teens.

Ryan Herberholz ’00 in front of the Detroit mural he painted for the Michigan Urban Farming Initiative.

Photo Credit: Jessica J. Trevino/Detroit Free Press.

2006 – ANDREW NADHIR started a mobile gaming company in March called Purple Gator Entertainment. After six months of preparations, Purple Gator just released a real-time trivia app called “triVios.” Andrew currently resides in Chicago, Illinois.

2007 – CONNOR BUSH graduated from Michigan State University in 2011 and currently attends the University of Mississippi School of Law. Focusing on Sports Law, Connor works in the Ole Miss Athletic Compliance Department and is Editor-in-Chief of the Mississippi Sports Law Review.

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2007 – PETER McCRARY recently earned his Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from Peter McCrary ’07 after Grand Valley graduating from Grand State University Valley State University. after earning his Bachelor of Science in Health Professions degree from GVSU and his Associate of Science degree at Schoolcraft College, where he also served as a Writing Fellow.

He currently works as a physical therapist in the special education department of the Jackson County Intermediate School District. Peter credits the entire CC faculty for his success, especially his counselor, Mrs. Linda Benger, his science teachers, Mrs. Susan Wardle and Mr. Jeff Baker, and all of the Basilian Fathers for

teaching him that it is not only possible to make time for his faith while in school, it is essential.

2008 & 2011 – NICHOLAS and EVAN CARAMAGNO started a video, music, and website production company in 2013 called CaraMedia, LLC. Their success has led to a second company called Wilderness Xtreme Sports, LLC, which is a publishing company that creates hybrid sports. Evan currently attends Wayne State University, and Nicholas is a 2014 WSU graduate.

THE CONNECTED ’10s 2010 – KEVIN BUSH earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Supply Chain Management from Michigan State University in 2014. He currently works as a Procurement Specialist for Georgia Pacific in Brewton, Alabama, and resides in Pensacola, Florida.

2010 – JIM DIMILIA, RICKY GALINDO, and MATT THOMPSON graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point on May 28, 2014.

2012 – BEAU BLOOMFIELD recently visited Fr. Jeff Thompson, C.S.B. at St. Michael’s College School in Toronto, ON, where Fr. Jeff has returned as President. Beau is currently in his third year at the University of Notre Dame.

Matt Confer ’13 at Bodleian Library at Oxford University.

2013 & 2014 – ANTHONY DARKANGELO and DANIEL COLLINS took time out of their Ferris State football action to visit with CC Athletic Trainer Bob Ogar on Saturday, October 4. Anthony currently plays for the Bulldogs, and Danny is redshirting his freshman year.

Left to right: Andrew Thompson ’12 (USMA ’16), Matt Thompson ’10, Michael Mott ’13 (USMA ’17), John Faunce ’97 (USMA ’01), Ricky Galindo ’10, and Jim DiMilia ’10 at the May 2014 West Point graduation.

2010 – ADAM KLUZ is a Mechanical Engineering student at Michigan State University. He and a team of engineering classmates have designed and manufactured a thresher device that they will transport to rural Guatemala, where impoverished farmers will be able to replicate the device to help create a sustainable farming system. They have recently started a PR campaign to raise awareness for their project and others like it. Check out the Spartan Engineering Facebook page for more information.

2011 & 2013 – Connor Schwalm and Brady O’Brien became MCLA 2014 Division II Lacrosse National Champions for Grand Valley State University in May.

Connor Schwalm ‘11 and Brady O’Brien ‘13

Beau Bloomfield ’12 and Fr. Jeff standing in front of the students’ entrance archway at St. Michael’s College School.

2012 – CONNOR TROMBLEY is a junior at Miami University (OH), where he is majoring in Entrepreneurship and double-minoring in Business Analytics and English. He played Club Hockey for two years and is currently a member of the Rowing Team. He completed a Business Law study abroad program last year at the University of Oxford in London, and he will begin an Entrepreneurship study abroad program in Argentina and Chile this winter.

2013 – MATTHEW CONFER spent a semester abroad at Worcester College at the University of Oxford. A change of pace from his studies in Chemical Engineering at the University of Alabama, Matt took advantage of the unique location to study some appropriate liberal arts courses, such as The Art of Oxford and English Literature.

The program included travels to the Cliffs of Dover, London, and Stratford on Avon.

Left to right: Anthony Darkangelo ’13, Bob Ogar, and Daniel Collins ’14

SHAMROCKS AT FERRIS STATE On Saturday, November 8, 2014, CC Athletic Director Aaron Babciz ’93 and Director of Student Activities Mike Carrier ’06 visited with former Shamrock football players at Ferris State University.

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M emories

Alumni Reminisce on School Days Gone By

CC LIFE REMEMBERED Here we feature stories of CC life from the past. Our Chatterbox section covers the recent activities of alumni, but we thought reminiscences of the past would be of interest to alumni who shared the experiences. – Ed. Submitted by James Tetreault ’48 Dear Fr. Paramo: Emboldened by the invitation on page 8 of the Fall 2014 Aluminator to submit “similar stories” to CC LIFE REMEMBERED, I offer the following;

CURRICULUM CHANGES The strongly traditional curriculum at Catholic Central received a rude shock when it was mandated in the late 1940s by the public powers that be that secondary school curricula must include some sort of civics or social studies. And so duly was confected a new course, obligatory for all twelfthgrade sections in the academic year 1947-1948. Fr. Ronald J. Cullen, C.S.B. was selected to teach it. He drew heavily, as I recall, on a mixture of papal encyclicals and the more or less consensus New Deal politics then regnant. (It was not entirely consensual, however, because the new course, entitled “sociology,” was dubbed “socialism” by a number of the boys.) Silently assumed by both faculty and students was the sentiment that this mandated intrusion into our curriculum would be a lightweight affair compared with our regularly scheduled courses in English, religion, foreign language, science, and mathematics.

The alien new requirement wrought particular havoc among that segment of twelfth-graders, pupils of Fr. Francis P. Kelly, C.S.B., who were counting on fourth-year Latin, their crowning glory, the course in Virgil. The other subjects this group expected were English, religion, physics, and trigonometry.

The Roman poet naturally could not be dispensed with, and therefore the fourth-year mathematics course would have to go. In short, incoming twelfth graders would have to choose between math or Virgil. A number demurred, and somehow or other (I’m hazy on this detail), our petition was heard: a sizable group of us wanted both math and Latin. An expedient was quickly found: Fr. J. Gerard French, C.S.B. was pressed into teaching an extra course, an hour before regular classes started at 9:00 am. Thus it was that each morning some twenty-odd bleary-eyed boys showed up at 8:00 am in the chemistry lab in the basement of 60 Belmont for “early morning trig,” which in the spring became “early morning solid geometry.”

In passing, I might remark that such were the joys of having a teaching staff composed entirely of dedicated clergy, together with a very light bureaucratic school structure, that the polite request was made and the satisfactory solution found with a minimum of fuss. I have taught at universities where often far slighter pretexts gave rise to far graver disruptions with consequent bitterness.

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Submitted by James Tetreault ’48

AND BOXING Fr. French had a long day, for in addition to the “early morning trig” tacked on at the beginning of his schedule, after classes he showed up in the “boxing gym” to coach that sport. The Basilian staff at 60 Belmont lived behind the school in one of the commodious houses that lined Boston Boulevard on both sides of Woodward, huge houses on large lots that had been built by families named Couzens, Briggs, Fisher, and the like. Behind the big house was a correspondingly big garage, originally built to hold many cars, now equipped with a ring, punching bags, dumbells, etc.

Fr. French, in his old sweat shirt, would stress the fundamental boxing punch, the left jab, and the defensive parry. In pairs we would practice, jab, parry, jab, parry. One day Fr. French was coaching me. I was to jab, he would parry. Like flicking a mosquito, he knocked aside my zealous efforts to get in a punch. Sensing I was perhaps inhibited by his priestly state (despite that old sweat shirt) he with some vigor called out, “Hit me, Tetreault, hit me.” A lucky punch got through and I did hit him in the face.

“Now you parry, and I jab,” he said, and his first jab—un-parried—sent me reeling. The boxing was a purely intramural affair. The Mission Bouts culminated in championship matches that were indeed broadcast in 1948 on television as mentioned by Joe Krajewski ’48 in the fall Aluminator.

I have always imagined that at that time the new medium was avid for material and did not hesitate to present a bunch of amateur high school kids going through their paces in two-minute rounds. For some of us it was our first and last appearance on television.

Submitted by Terry Cwik ’70

TEACHER MISSING FROM LIST I just finished reading the Fall 2014 Aluminator. Once again, it is an excellent publication. However, I did find one omission of which I would like you to be aware. On page 27, there is a list of “still living former CC teachers.” I know of at least one that is not included that should be on this list. In my junior year (’68-’69), I had a great physics teacher, who loved to listen to Dionne Warwick [and Wagner and Beethoven], attend DSO concerts, and even convinced CC to establish an annual award for the highest student achievement in academics. In my senior year (’69-’70), I had this same teacher for a course in religion in which he used science to strengthen our Catholic faith. That same teacher is thanked on page 7 of the Aluminator. On page 8, that same teacher is paid a tribute in “CC Life Remembered.” I checked the CC website and this teacher is no longer listed as being on the teaching staff. Hopefully, you can do some research to confirm that this teacher is still living and see if he is willing to respond to your request for biographical information so that it could be published in a future edition of the Aluminator.

Submitted by Gary Harden ’73

LUMEN CLUB FLOAT FIRE Some months ago Jim Lhota ’72, Dave McCall ’74, and others were having dinner when the subject of the Lumen Club float fire came up. Each had varying memories of the event. All agreed that as Club President at the time, Gary Harden ’73 would probably remember the details best. This is his response.

The incident was a bit of a scandal at the time, but surely the statute of limitations has run out by now.

For at least three years, the Lumen Club had built and entered a float in the Boys’ Bowl Parade. In the fall of 1972, we decided that for once, a CC Club was going to win one of the float awards. The float we designed was named “Crush Rice!” It had a tall hopper, with a Brother Rice football player being pushed into the top by a CC player. There was a recycling conveyer belt angling out of the front, with a substantial vertical drop, so all could see the crushed pieces of Rice football players attached to the conveyor: a helmet, shredded jerseys, Halloween fake bones, and so on.

One of the guys brought a tape recorder and wired it to speakers playing grinding and moaning sounds. The conveyer was student-operated, so there was sufficient room for a couple guys inside. We had an operating Rice Crusher with live animation, sound effects, various examples of stapled and flutter paper flowers and decorative boards, the whole deal. I don’t recall anyone taking any “before” or “after” pictures. I’d sure love to see some if anyone did.

We completed our float early, due in no small part to all the budding engineers who actually blueprinted the darn thing. There were excellent plans and efficient construction. They were an incredible bunch of Type A+ over achievers. I’m not much of a carpenter, but I have pretty good organizational skills, and with so many engineers, how could we go wrong?

We started ours earlier than the class floats, worked after school during the week, and put on the finishing touches the night before Boys’ Bowl. Going home to sleep was unheard of at the time, as all-nighters were and perhaps still are a rite of passage for float construction teams. When I did leave to get some rest, I told the club members they could help with their class floats if they didn’t want to go home to sleep.

As I recall, a certain underclassman, we’ll call him ‘T’ [some names have been obfuscated to protect the guilty], was present for reasons unknown to me at the time. I believe he was there to work on a class float, although he was a nominal member of the Lumen Club. In any case, I don’t recall his making a contribution to our float.

I awoke to a phone call from an excited Fr. Ned Donoher, C.S.B. early in the morning. He said someone had yelled “FIRE!”, and, almost immediately, ‘T’ exploded out of the side of the Rice Crusher, hit the ground running and kept going. (Through reliable sources and other such hearsay, I was later told that ‘T’ had ducked into our float for a cigarette and fell asleep.) Those working on class floats hurriedly grabbed the front of the trailer and dragged it out of the warehouse. The fire took it, and in a big “woosh” it was gone! I felt much like Flounder in Animal House with Bluto

Center: Richard O’Brien ‘74, Right: Gary Harden ‘73 Please help us identify the others!

trying to cheer him after they’d wrecked his dad’s Lincoln. I was already thinking like a lawyer: “Will I get sued by the company that loaned us the trailer?” “Who has insurance?” “What’s the criminal penalty for strangling ‘T’?” and so on.

And similar to Animal House, with fewer obscenities, a float arose from the wreckage. Unlike our well-laid plans, this was all grab bag. I called the school for permission to enter the results in the parade, and it was granted so long as the trailer wheels turned freely. Amazingly, the tires had not melted—fully. Burnt two-by-fours and boards were shaped into a flame thrower. It was simple to assemble the burnt Rice football players below.

We wrote “Burn ’Em” on a charred board. I guess the judges didn’t know quite what to make of our float. I’m sure they wondered just what we were thinking. In the end it received a special award for “Most Realistic.”

When I went to sleep the night before the parade, I was sure we’d win an award. I didn’t expect that one! Who says science and engineering are boring?

Submitted by Fred Lauck ’61

REMEMBERING MR. SCHEUERMANN I wrote a 5,000 word paper for Mr. Scheuermann on “Realism” in my sophomore year at Catholic Central with footnotes galore… locit, opcit, etc., etc. That was my very first instruction in setting forth information in paragraphs. Besides never quite getting a grip on what “‘realism” really is in the world, I wrote the whole 5,000 word paper in one paragraph.

Mr. Scheuermann was quite impressed that I had (shall I say) the facility to squeeze 5,000 very carefully chosen words into a single paragraph…NOT! Only one other student fared worse than me on that project.

If the great Professor Robert Scheuermann was not one of a kind, he was at least a “limited edition.” May God bless Professor Scheuermann and reward him for all his decades of dedication to the Basilian tradition of education.

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Former Catholic Central Teachers... r e f l e ct o n t h e i r y e a r s a t C C a n d t h e i r l i v e s t o d a y Fr. Bob Duggan, C.S.B. ’53 After graduating from CC in 1953, I was accepted into the Basilian novitiate in Rochester, New York. I am grateful to Fr. Norbert Clemens, C.S.B. for inviting me to join the Basilians.

Otherwise, I would probably be a diocesan priest. After the novitiate and the taking of first vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, I was sent to Assumption University in Windsor, Ontario, and then taught English for three years at St. Thomas High in Houston, Texas.

I next taught Theology at St. Michael’s College in Toronto, Canada. Then came ordination in 1964 in Toronto, after which Fr. Bill Gibbons, C.S.B., ’41 the principal of CC, invited me to return to CC to teach third and fourth year English.

My nine years there were a great time of seeing students develop as young men of God. I was also moderator of The Spectrum and began some classes in filmmaking, film study, and film history. Remember Super 8 film? Some might also remember the Film Study Club. Our Juniors and Seniors had meetings monthly with the girls from Mercy High. It was great fun watching our sports teams play in an all-boys Catholic League with eight schools participating.

I especially liked being on the staff with the men I so admired like Fr. Gerard French, C.S.B. In 1974 I left CC to become director of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal Center then located in the former convent at Precious Blood Parish. I was there for eight 8

years working with leaders of various prayer groups to grow in faith with a deeper knowledge of the Bible. Later, I got into parish work, first as pastor at St. John the Baptist Parish in Amherstburg, Ontario. Then, in 1990, I returned to Detroit to start to learn Spanish and became pastor of Ste. Anne, the founding parish of Detroit, established in 1701. In 2003 I moved to Texas to become pastor of Most Holy Trinity Parish in Angleton, a town about 40 miles south of Houston.

I told the folks there that the Basilians have given me an opportunity to live in four different countries: USA, Canada, Mexico, and Texas.

Now I am in Sugar Land, Texas, also near Houston, working as Assistant Director of Novices for the Basilians. Novices are in their first formal year of formation to become Basilian priests. It’s like a year of spiritual boot camp where these men learn about our way of life, living in community, the vows, prayer, scripture, and the foundations of our faith.

These young men help me stay young.

I also look forward to celebrating with my classmates our 50 years of ordination in December 2014. I have been a blessed man.

As we said in the last issue, we welcome teacher biographies that did not come in by the deadline or that were not solicited because of the incompleteness of our data base. Any of these that come in will be printed or put on our website.

Right: Fall 2014 issue of the Aluminator

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SOARING & GLIDING CLUB Alumni, a recent student, and a Basilian take part Fr. Richard Elmer, C.S.B. ’46 recently flew in a glider with CC alumni at the Sandhill Soaring Club in Gregory, Michigan. Here are his thoughts and the comments of his hosts.

THE EXPERIENCE OF A NOVICE Having arrived at the Sandhill Soaring Club’s airfield in Gregory, I had no idea what to expect as I perused the gliders waiting to be towed skyward.

Jim Nowacki ’65 and John Harte ’74 were there to welcome me, help me into the single seat at the front of their best glider, and lock the overhead bubble in place. Jim climbed in the seat behind me to do the piloting. About two hundred feet in front of us was John piloting the tow plane that took us about a mile up, at which altitude Jim cut us loose. So began our quiet, peaceful floating on air. After about 45 minutes of this bliss, we were close enough to the ground to circle into a landing pattern and gently touch the ground, braking with ailerons on the wing. Jim and John promised to take me up once more when the winds are close to their peak. Although that ride may not be as peaceful, I’m looking forward to it.

The Gliding, Smiling Padre, Fr. Dick Elmer, C.S.B. ’46

THE PILOTS

John Harte ’74 graduated from Wayne State

THE CLUB

Jim Nowacki ’65 graduated from the

University with a BS in Psychology and from

The Sandhill Soaring Club was founded

University of Detroit in 1970 with a BA degree

the University of Detroit School of Law in

in 1984 and is based at Richmond Field

in Geography. He started flying in 1967

1980. He started flying with his 14 year old

in Gregory, Michigan. It is a non-profit

because he always loved aviation. After a

son, Sean, in 2003 at the Sandhill Soaring

organization meant to promote and encourage

few years he had a commercial license and

Club. He soon had a glider commercial license

the sport of soaring and gliding. It has

instrument rating, and he became a flight

and instructor rating. He became a tow pilot in

approximately ninety members (ages 14 to

instructor in airplanes. He was the president

2013. He is currently Chief Flight Instructor for

92), seven gliders, one motor glider, and two

of the University of Detroit Flying Club in

the Sandhill Soaring Club. He is the Soaring

tow planes. It trains members by providing

1971. He started flying gliders in 2004.

Society of America Governor for the State

ground school and flight instruction, and

He has a commercial glider license and is

of Michigan. He is married with two adult

promotes youth training starting as young as

a tow pilot. He is the current president of

children. After ten years of practicing law, he

14. Recent CC graduate Joel Moriarty ’14 is

Sandhill Soaring Club. He has two sons and

is in the general contracting and construction

a member.

five granddaughters. He is semi-retired as a

field as owner of G-H Group, LLC and

salesman for Michigan Window & Door.

Encompass Management Group, LLC.

The Club encourages competition in glider events, and provides soaring opportunities to various groups, such as the Boy Scouts, by having outings at its field. Pilots fly on Saturdays and Sundays from April until midNovember and mid-week in summer and fall, usually on Wednesdays. Rides are available for purchase to anyone who stops by in the afternoon. Thousands of people have gone for a glider ride with the Club over the years.

Left to right: Jim Nowacki ’65, Fr. Richard Elmer, C.S.B. ’46, John Harte ’74

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ALUMNI

PROFILE

Getting To Know Alumni Association Members

A GLOBAL MEDICAL PRACTICE A CC alumnus and his wife practice medicine in Washington, Michigan, Alaska, Vietnam, Uganda, Central America

by Frank Stackhouse, M.D. ’69 area, providing this training before many other prestigious schools integrated this into their curricula.

Our first major experience was at the end of my medical school program when I was able to do a rotation in transition to internship for a summer at the Native Medical Center in Alaska. As a pre-med, Denise was able to volunteer as a lab technician. There we had a chance to learn about the rich traditions of the native communities and to gain an insight into that world as I worked to take care of many seriously ill patients.

Left to right: Denise Hastings, M.D. and Frank Stackhouse, M.D. ’69

In the more than 30 years of our medical practice, my wife, Denise Hastings, and I have been fortunate to take care of patients in both our own practices in Michigan and Seattle and in various settings around the world. I would like to share some of our experiences with the wide diversity of patients we have seen. Perhaps some of these experiences will resonate with other alumni and their families who have sought similar opportunities to contribute to the betterment of our world.

As Denise and I began planning our medical careers as students, we knew from the beginning that we wanted to combine practice here in the U.S. with opportunities for global medical work. So, at each stage of our training, we chose to keep a global focus. We both graduated from Michigan State University College of Human Medicine and completed our residencies there, but we always had a wider view of the world. As a major university known for worldwide service, MSU was an ideal place for us.

As an undergraduate, I had combined my love of chemistry with an equal passion for anthropology. I knew that I would see my interactions with patients through a cross-cultural lens. At MSU I was able to keep this combined perspective of the biological and the cultural. I believed that taking an anthropological approach would allow me to understand patients on their terms and in their worlds.

I wanted to work together with patients as a partner in their care, helping to develop a therapeutic alliance that would see patients as equals and as experts in their own cultural milieu.

To be able to understand patients in a broader context than as biological systems, Denise and I sought training that would improve our skills at relating to patients and take us out of our familiar world and into the cultures of our patients and their families. We got much of that from our education at MSU, which had been a pioneer in this 10

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Our next such experience came on a four-month stay in Uganda in 1987. We joined the Minnesota International Health Volunteers, who were trying to rebuild and rehabilitate a health center that had been nearly destroyed in the recent civil wars. There we were welcomed into a wonderful community that was joyful and loving despite the recent horrors of killing and genocide that was part of the experience of many families. Our work was focused on the very basic of care in such a devastated health care system. Measles, polio, and other childhood illnesses were still prevalent, and providing vaccines was a major goal. Potable water and basic nutrition were a vital part of the program.

…patients are primarily from Southeast Asia and East Africa, but I have patients from all over the world…

When we moved to Seattle in 1992, I had the chance to join a talented group of physicians at the International Medicine Clinic at my large county hospital. This is a clinic primarily for immigrants and refugees, most of whom do not speak English. I have had the chance to be the primary care doctor for many patients, some for 20 years.

The patients are primarily from Southeast Asia and East Africa, but I have patients from all over the world, including those fleeing from war-torn areas, such as Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria. Denise began a primary care practice at the same time in a suburban area, but, given the diversity of our region and the frequent travel of her patients, she has a global flavor and has had patients come in to her office with malaria and dengue fever.

More recently, we have had the privilege of working in Vietnam.

I have gone there for two to three weeks every year for the last eight years, often with Denise. We have taught both medicine and medical English at Hue Medical College. Also in Hue, we have spent many

sessions seeing patients in a charity clinic run by Catholic nuns. We have been involved in the care of many seriously ill patients, but some of the most notable experiences have been in helping to change the lives of children with non-life-threatening problems.

One was a young girl with a prominent infection of her scalp, which caused her to lose her hair. She had been laughed at by other kids, began wearing a knit cap, and didn’t want to go to school. I was able to diagnose this as a fungal infection, which was not the obvious diagnosis, and then help her to get the prolonged antibiotic treatment needed to slowly heal this. The last time I asked about her, she was back to normal and enjoying her school. Another case involved a six-year-old boy with fluid draining from his navel since birth, another disturbing and obvious problem that singled him out as abnormal.

The easy part was to recognize that this was probably a persistent connection from his bladder that failed to close at birth. The hard part was a complicated community situation that required me to work over the next year to get him into the proper care at the medical school to get the surgery necessary to close this. The last time I saw him, he was a normal, healthy boy with only small scars on the abdomen.

…the global perspective is often an integral part of many students’ education…

In 2010, I had a chance to go back to Uganda as a consultant at a Catholic children’s hospital called Holy Innocents. Here I had a chance to partner with a group from Oakland, California’s Children’s Hospital and a group of nursing students from San Diego. Working side by side with the health officers in the outpatient clinic and with the doctors on the wards, I was able to add my expertise, but I had a great chance to learn from them and to gain great friendships. I also have been able to keep in contact with the parents of a baby girl who developed a serious infection right after her birth. I had a chance to participate in her care and assist in her recovery. Her father emails me near her birthday every year, assuring me that she is growing well.

Most recently, Denise and I have had two opportunities to accompany students from an organization called Global Brigades. This is a large student-run organization that provides medical care primarily in Central America. Groups from universities all over the country form brigades to raise money and organize week-long medical trips, with groups periodically returning to the same communities. The students recruit medical providers from the U.S. who then join with local providers in the countries. In 2012, we went to Panama with a group of pre-medical students from Duke University, and this past June we went to Nicaragua with a group of pharmacy students from my University of Washington. The trip to Panama was notable in that my two daughters came with us to help the Duke students. The joy of these experiences comes with the opportunity to spend a week with people in their communities helping to see patients and improve healthcare far from large cities, where most of the healthcare is usually given. In addition, we have enjoyed the teaching opportunities as we assist these wonderful students who are trying to develop the same global approach that we started working on thirty years ago.

When we started, there were many other people working on global projects, but we were often looked at as odd. Now the global perspective is often an integral part of many students’ education. I am sure many students at Catholic Central have been and will be global students in the future. I would enjoy hearing from students and alumni about their experiences.

Frank Stackhouse, M.D. ’69 is Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Washington. His wife, Denise Hastings, M.D., is a member of the Group Health Cooperative in Lynnwood, Washington.

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SPIRIT

OF

CC

Endowment Trust, Scholarships & Special Gifts

Goodness, Discipline and Knowledge

A Message from the Associate Director of Advancement Dear Alumni, There is a question that we are often asked in the Advancement Office: Why does CC need more money? Although the question is sometimes worded differently, the answer is the same. Catholic Central High School needs the ongoing annual support from its alumni and benefactors as it continues to prepare young men for excellence. Our beloved alma mater operates on a “funding gap” for each student that walks her halls. This means that, in an effort to keep CC more accessible to all prospective families, we keep our tuition rates lower than what is actually required to cover our annual operating expenses. This gap equates to about $1,500 per student.

So how do we stay afloat? This is where the generosity of our community and the Spirit of CC Annual Fund come into play. The Spirit of CC Annual Fund makes up that difference each year. It simultaneously makes sure that we can keep the classroom doors open and helps to keep tuition as affordable as possible. It puts more Shamrocks out in the world, which I think we can all agree can only be a good thing. Our world needs more Shamrocks, and the Spirit of CC Annual Fund is the best way to begin investing in the Shamrocks walking our halls right now. This year we are striving to raise $600,000 for the Annual Fund by the end of the fiscal year: June 30, 2015. This will help cover the remainder of the school’s needs and provide a great starting point to begin working towards our plans for next year. You should have already received our first mailing asking for your support. So please, if you haven’t contributed yet, consider making an investment in Catholic Central.

I would like to leave you with a few words that have stuck with me from an alumnus I met during our Boys’ Bowl Mass and Breakfast this past October: “I have bought a lot of things for myself that I later came to regret, but I have never regretted giving to CC.” Sincerely,

Shaun Sova ’09

Our world needs more Shamrocks, and the Spirit of CC Annual Fund is the

Assoicate Director of Advancement

best way to begin investing in the Shamrocks walking our halls right now.

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Teach Us To Be Men: The Campaign for CC Students

Purpose

Dan Collins ‘84 Director of Advancement

The spirit and substance of this Campaign are found in its embrace of Catholic Central’s potential to excel beyond its aspirations and accomplishments of the past 86 years, to distinguish it from other secondary schools by its mission, vision, and character that set it apart, to perform academically on a level that will compete with the very best secondary schools in the country, and to do all that we can to make such an experience as accessible to as many families as possible.

Our previous Campaign focused on the construction of our outstanding facility. This Campaign is focused on our outstanding students.

Priorities 1. Students - ENDOWMENT for student tuition assistance – accessibility and affordability of a CC education 2. Academic Excellence - ENDOWMENT to support faculty attraction, retention, and professional development 3. Campus Safety - Fulfill the need for additional student parking 4. Long-Term Financial Stability - ENDOWMENT for operation support and financial security

Progress I am thrilled to report that the CC Community of Alumni, Family, and Friends has embraced the goals of the Teach us To Be Men campaign. In the Fall 2014 issue of the Aluminator, I reported that one of our Funding Priorities was improved Campus Safety. The response has enabled us to begin and complete two sparkling new Parking Lots on campus. The primary lot is located on the North Driveway and adds 288 spots, allowing all students to park on campus everyday throughout the school year. These additional spots will also allow us to better accommodate our guests for such events as football games, wrestling invitationals, band concerts and open houses. The smaller of the two lots was added along the South Driveway and will allow us to accommodate spectators for tennis matches and parents dropping off kids for CYO football and lacrosse practices.

Partnership Our Campaign journey continues into the New Year and, in time, all will be called. I simply ask you to answer that call and consider joining your CC family in partnering with us and embracing our vision to ensure the future of Mary Alma Mater.

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A Message from the Director of Planned Giving

DETROIT CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

Dear Alumni, The end of the calendar year is an opportune time to review one’s investment portfolio. Such a review can not only assist one in determining income and loss potentials for tax purposes, but also may help determine the asset one chooses for charitable donations. While cash is the usual method most of us use for our charitable donations, the use of Appreciated Stock could, in many cases, be an excellent vehicle to augment a reduction in one’s taxes, both within the current tax year and/or over a longer period of time.

Take a look at your stock(s) that have increased greatly in value, especially those producing a low yield. If you have owned them longer term (over one year) and you itemize your deductions, donating appreciated stock(s) to Detroit Catholic Central allows you to pay no capital gains tax on the transaction(s) and you can deduct the full market value. A double tax benefit!

Appreciated stock may also be an excellent way to fund some longer term estate strategies such as: • Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT) - A Charitable Remainder Trust pays a fixed or variable income to the donor. The payments are made either for life or a period of time not to exceed 20 years. At the end of the trust’s term, the balance in the trust supports Detroit Catholic Central’s mission. Dependent on how the CRT is funded, tax advantages can be enjoyed.

• Charitable Lead Trust - This type of charitable trust would pay income to Detroit Catholic Central, typically for a period of years, after which the remaining trust assets pass to family members.

Remember, if you do not plan properly, the government will be happy to take your hard-earned money. So, meet with your tax accountant/ financial planner to determine whether appreciated stock is an appropriate tool for meeting your annual charitable donation wishes and /or as part of your estate planning. If you need assistance, there are a number of our alumni who are tax attorneys and/or estate planners.

The eighty-five alumni and friends of CC who have made this wonderful institution part of their estate plans are members of the St. Basil Legacy Society. Won’t you join us in securing the future of CC by including Detroit Catholic Central in your estate plan? Call or email me to learn how you can join.

On behalf of the Basilian Fathers, students, faculty, and staff, we thank you for your ongoing support of Detroit Catholic Central, and we wish you a Blessed Christmas Season.

God Bless,

Rudy Seichter ’59 Director of Planned Giving

Maintain Your Financial Security While Supporting Our Mission Planned gifts can be made now to immediately support our needs, or they can be enacted upon your death as a final way to leave your legacy.

A gift in your will or revocable living trust

•

Here are just a few options: A gift of your retirement plan assets

•

A gift that provides you with income for life

To learn more about the benefits of gift planning and giving options that could work for you, contact the Office of Advancement today at (248) 596-3838 or go to www.catholiccentral.net.

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Catholic Central Alumni & Family

Business & Personal Insurance Discounts for CC Alumni & Family Since 1928, Catholic Central High School has attained outstanding achievements whether in the classroom or on the athletic field. One of the keys to the success of Catholic Central is the great involvement of fellow Alumni, Faculty, Parents and Members of the CC Family.

The Klebba Agency and Frankenmuth Insurance recognize and respect that kind of loyalty. That’s why we’re offering special Business & Personal Insurance discounts for CC Alumni, Faculty, Parents and Members

Tim McDonnell, Class of ‘81 tmcdonnell@klebbaagency.com

of the CC Family.

To take advantage of these savings, contact: Tim McDonnell at Klebba Insurance Agency

(248) 926.1444 Highlighting our comprehensive Commercial & Personal insurance offerings are:

Commercial Products

Personal Products

• Businessowner’s Policy

• Auto

• Business Auto

• Home

• Commercial Package Policy

• Boat & Sport Vehicle

• Worker’s Compensation

• Life

• Commercial Umbrella

• Personal Umbrella

Phone: (248) 926.1444 Fax: (248) 926.5959 Klebba Insurance Agency, Inc. 49357 Pontiac Trail Wixom, MI 48393 Conveniently located within 5 minutes of Catholic Central High School.

Frankenmuth Insurance, a Michigan-based insurance company, is a leader in commercial and personal insurance coverage. With more than $1 Billion in assets and an A.M. Best “A” rating, as a policyholder, you can rest assured Frankenmuth Insurance is “with you all the way.”

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Heritage Families

One of the strengths of the CC tradition is not just what is transmitted from student to student, but what is carried between generations from father to son to grandson. We know there are many families with CC alumni in more than one generation, some spanning as many as three generations. Unfortunately, our databases are not complete in indicating all of these families.

We began almost a year ago to try to bring our data bases up to date, and also to accumulate pictures of these families for our archives. Since last year, in two past issues we have asked readers of the Aluminator who are members of heritage families to let us know that and to send in photos if possible. We received no responses.

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We know, of course, that it is difficult to arrange to take pictures across the generations.

For that reason we invited all heritage families living in the area of the school to be our guests at the annual Family Fest and have their picture taken by a professional photographer.

A few responded. Those that could not attend were asked to send in a photo.

A few responded again.

As a result we probably don’t have a complete list of our heritage families yet, but we would ask those who have not responded to do so when they can. In the meantime, we would like to feature in this issue the heritage families that were able to respond. We have their names and their pictures. If other families respond later, we will be glad to add them to our database and publish their pictures electronically.

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The Living

Pillar

86 Years of Pride

By Mike Carrier ’06

The Catholic Central Historical Marker that currently stands in CC’s grotto has become an important symbol of our rich history and tradition. Constructed of a brick 1 pillar from Harper1Avenue 1 , a layer of bricks from 2 2 2 Belmont 3 Avenue 1 , a layer of bricks from Breakfast Drive 4 , and the cross that 3stood atop the West Outer 2 3 4 4 5 Drive campus 3 , it humbly depicts the proud heritage 5 4 5 that has been established throughout each of Catholic 5 Central’s locations in Detroit, Redford, and Novi.

The pillar is a concrete symbol not only of Catholic Central’s physical history, however, but also its intangible heritage. Many of the young men who attended CC on Harper, Belmont, or Outer Drive went on to send young men of their own to CC, albeit on Breakfast Drive or Wixom Road. The result is a great number of families whose own heritage is congruent with that of Catholic Central. Through all of the changes the school has borne in its history, the dedication to Catholic Central has remained constant for these families.

Catholic Central’s academic and athletic achievements garner much acclaim, and deservedly so. The young men who compete for the Shamrocks are wonderful illustrators of the Discipline and Knowledge that is instilled in them at CC. Perhaps the greatest harbinger of Goodness, though, is the loyalty so many families have demonstrated by entrusting their heritage to Catholic Central. The Goodness imparted to generations of these men is the living pillar 1of Catholic 2 Central’s heritage.

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Detroit Catholic Central High School is highly celebrated throughout the state for more than 86 years of astounding achievements and tremendous successes in many different areas.

CC is lauded for being one of the best Catholic boys high schools in the state of Michigan and even the country. From National Merit Semifinalists and AP Scholars to All-State and All-American athletes and state championship teams, Catholic Central has seen generations of students strive for greatness in all that they do. Most notably, CC has been recognized multiple times by the Cardinal Newman Society and Catholic Honor Roll as a school of distinction in the United States. This culture of striving for the highest successes possible, paired with an atmosphere of brotherhood and pride, has become the tradition of Catholic Central.

The tradition of CC has been shaped by generations of students who work tirelessly to uphold the values of our school motto: Goodness, Discipline, and Knowledge. Year after year, new students enter CC and seek to embrace the tradition. Furthermore, each year we graduate a group of young men who hope to have left their own mark and to have advanced the tradition.

Whether you are at a reunion sharing stories with alumni who attended CC at one of its five locations, or you are sitting in the cafeteria after school conversing with current students, your understanding of CC remains the same. The fact is, over the last 86 years, Catholic Central has not wavered; CC’s identity remains true. In large part, that is because of the continuity and stability present at CC. The Basilian Fathers continue to lead our school with the same fervor as they did in 1928. Many faculty and staff members dedicate their careers. Moreover, many families have had generations attend CC. Freshmen are entering school with an understanding of the tradition of Catholic Central.

Over the years, many families have built their heritage at CC. In fact, CC becomes as much a part of their own family heritage as their family becomes part of the heritage of CC. In this issue we celebrate some of those families who have helped shape the tradition of CC over several generations. After 86 years, five school buildings, and thousands of students, one thing is sure: WE ARE CC!

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Catholic Central Heritage Families BRODERICK/McCLOREY Left to right: Jim Broderick ’18 - Grandson, Brian Broderick ’84 - Son, Don Broderick ’52 (seated) - Father, Kevin McClorey ’79 - Son-in-law (Son of the late Bernie McClorey ’51), Eamonn McClorey ’18 - Grandson BREYER Left to right: Ed Breyer ’57 - Father, Jay Breyer ’91 - Son, Paul Breyer ’93 - Son CONNOLLY (1) Left to right: Evan Connolly ’16 - Grandson, Terrence Connolly ’58 Father, Frank Connolly ’84 - Son FLESZAR Left to right: Jeff Fleszar ’00 - Son, Tom Fleszar ’67 - Father, Mark Fleszar ’02 - Son MERUCCI Left to right: Nick A. ’58 - Father, Nick M. ’14 - Grandson, Nick E. ’83 - Son BRENNAN Left to right: Thomas E. Brennan Jr. ’70 - Son, Thomas E. Brennan Sr. ’47 - Father CONNOLLY (2) Left to right: Steve Connolly ’87 - Son, David Connolly ’16 - Grandson, John Connolly ’58 - Father LUTHER Left to right: Patrick Luther ’12 - Son, Joe Luther ’77 - Father HERMANN Left to right: Dave Hermann ’92 - Son, Bill Hermann ’68 - Father, future CC graduate Michael Hermann ’23 - Grandson (in front of Bill), future CC graduate Nathan Wallace ’29 - Grandson (in front Michael), Ken Hermann ’08 - Son, Bill Hermann ’91 - Son KREUCHER Left to right: Tony Kreucher ’02 - Son, John Kreucher ’06 - Son, Walt Kreucher ’69 - Father, Ben Kreucher ’02 - Son Dunlop Left to right: Bill Dunlop Jr. ’76 - Son, Austin Dunlop ’15 - Grandson, Bill Dunlop Sr. ’52 - Father SCHILLING Left to right: Liam Schilling ’13 - Son, Mark Schilling ’84 - Father, (not pictured: Brennan Schilling ’15 - Son)

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MERUCCI

HERMANN

BREYER

BRENNAN

KREUCHER

CONNOLLY (1)

CONNOLLY (2)

Dunlop

FLESZAR

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Ronayne Heritage Family - 3 Generations 3 Generations - 34 CC Graduates over 82 Years!

The amazing family tree graphic is the work of Mary Beth Matherly (nee Ronayne), the daughter of Dr. John Ronayne Jr. ’37. We are grateful for her work. When we asked heritage families to submit names and pictures, it became obvious to her that the three generations of Ronaynes (34 graduates over 82 years) would require more than a list of names. Her chart shows the depth of history that is represented by our many heritage families. There are other families that have alumni in three generations though probably none have as many members.

80 Years of CC Legacy Far left: Dr. John Ronayne ‘37 pictured circa 1978, (pictured in Ronayne Family Tree) Left: Gunnar Matherly ‘17 is pictured wearing his grandfather’s CC sweatshirt to a spirit day in 2013.

Gunnar will graduate 80 years after his grandfather!

RONAYNE/MALONEY/HELMKAMP/ANSTETT/McBRIDE (1) Colin ‘05, Tim ‘76, and Ian Ronayne ‘08 (2) James ‘93, Brian ‘93, and Justin Ronayne ‘93 (3) Matthew Helmkamp ‘07 (4) CC Hockey State Champs 2014 (Michael Ronayne ‘14, 2nd from right) (5) Brendan Ronayne ’78, John Ronayne III ’64, and Brian Ronayne ’93 (6) Michael James Ronayne ’65 (7) James ‘93, Patrick ‘66, and Justin Ronayne ‘93 (8) Fr. Patrick Maloney, OFMC ‘45 (9) Brendan Rooney ’98 with his son, Declan, who was born last May. Declan is the first member of the fourth generation.

(10) John ‘83 and brother Paul Anstett ‘81 (11) Fr. Joseph Maloney, OFMC ‘49 (12) Children of Dr. John and Mary Ronayne: Mary Beth, Colleen, Kelly ‘83, John III ‘64, Matthew ‘80, Tim ‘76, Patrick ‘66, Brendan ‘78, Margaret, and Kathleen (13) Louis Ronayne III ‘09 (14) Joseph Anstett ‘10, Carl Matherly ‘10, and Mike McBride ‘10 (15) Michael Ronayne ‘14 (16) Current CC students and cousins, Kyle Ronayne ‘18 and Gunnar Matherly ‘17 20

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Catholic Central Heritage Families TARGOSZ Left to right: Stanley J. Targosz III ’92 - Son, Stanley J. Targosz Jr. ’67 - Father, Adam D. Targosz ’93 - Son COLLINS Left to right: Dan Collins Sr. ’57 - Father, Pat Collins ’12 - Grandson, Danny Collins ’14 - Grandson, Dan Collins Jr. ’84 - Son SCHEMANSKE Left to right: Jay Schemanske ’90 - Son, Jim Schemanske ’63 - Father, Jeff Schemanske ’93 - Son Nadhir Left to right: Nemir Nadhir ’78 - Father, Christian Nadhir ’12 - Son, Michael Nadhir ’14 - Son SNYDER Left to right: Jon Snyder ’74 - Father, Joe Snyder ’10 - Son SMOKOVITZ Left to right: Joe Smokovitz ’74 - Father, Dan Smokovitz ’94 - Son, Kyle Smokovitz ’13 - Grandson, Tyler Smokovitz ’15 - Grandson, Dylan Smokovitz ’19 - Grandson TUREK Left to right: AJ Turek ’14 - Son, Ed Turek ’85 - Father, Eddie Turek ’13 - Son, Tommy Turek ’18 - Son (not pictured: Future CC student Danny Turek ’21 - Son) SMOLTZ/AULT Left to right: Daniel Ault ’14 - Grandson, John Smoltz ’60 - Grandfather, Robert Ault ’12 - Grandson ROSOWSKI Left to right: Paul G. Rosowski ’83 - Son, Robert B. Rosowski ’58 - Father Left to right: John S. Rosowski ’80 - Son (deceased), Paul G. Rosowski ’83 - Son Dewan (not pictured) Mike Dewan ’85 - Father (Son-in-law of Bob Rosowski ’58), Ryan Dewan ’13 - Son, Brendan Dewan ’17 - Son OMILIAN (not pictured) Robert Omilian ’76 - Father, Alan Omilian ’05 - Son (deceased), Andrew Omilian ’07 - Son ELSEY (not pictured) Irvin Elsey ’32 - Father, Paul Elsey ’60 - Son O’KEEFE (not pictured) John O’Keefe ’37 - Father, Michael O’Keefe ’65 - Son 22

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SMOKOVITZ

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TUREK

SCHEMANSKE

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SNYDER

ROSOWSKI

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2014-2015 Calendar of Events December

March

4

Alumni Association Board of Directors Meeting – 7:00 pm

1

Mother/Son Mass & Brunch – 10:00 am

6

High School Placement Test – 7:30 am

5

Alumni Association Board of Directors Meeting – 7:00 pm

Parents’ Christmas Dinner Dance – 6:00 pm

7

Night on the Town Dinner Dance – 6:30 pm

7

Christmas Band Concert – 6:30 pm

9

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

8

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

12

Parent-Teacher Conferences – 6:00 pm

22

Christmas Vacation Begins (Classes resume January 5, 2015)

19

Mothers’ Club Evening of Reflection – 6:00 pm

21

Florida Reunion (Sharky’s on the Pier, Venice, FL)

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Mothers’ Club Fashion Show, Suburban Collection Showplace – 11:00 am

30

Sophomore College Planning Night – 7:00 pm

31

DRIVE Drawing – 2:19 pm

January 5

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

11

Alumni Basketball League Begins (Runs through March 29, 2015)

12

Senior Parent Graduation Information Night – 7:00 pm

April

16-18 Alumni Association Retreat at St. Paul of the Cross 21

Mothers’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

2

Easter Break Begins (Class resume on April 13, 2015)

24

Parents’ Quiz Bowl Night – 6:00 pm

16

Whelan Award/Spring Sports Assembly – 2:06 pm

26

Junior Parents’ College Information Night – 7:00 pm

27th Annual Alumni Association Dinner, Laurel Manor – 6:00 pm

18

High School Placement Test – 7:30 am

February

20

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

Incoming Scholars’ Night – 7:00 pm

23

Academic Awards Banquet, Laurel Manor – 6:30 pm

5

6-16 Students’ Ticket DRIVE

May

7

High School Placement Test – 7:30 am

9

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

1-2

Fine Arts Festival

16

National Honor Society Induction – 7:00 pm

3

Spring Band Concert, Northville H.S. Auditorium – 6:00 pm

18

Ash Wednesday Mass & Lenten Meal – 6:00 pm

4

Mothers’ Club May Crowning – 6:30 pm

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Incoming Freshmen Night – 7:00 pm

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Alumni Association Board of Directors Meeting – 5:30 pm

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Incoming Freshmen Registration – 8:00 am

Senior Prom, Laurel Manor – 7:00 pm

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Dads’ Club Evening of Recollection – 6:00 pm

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Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

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Mothers’ Club General Meeting/Rosary/Elections – 6:00 pm

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Senior Baccalaureate Mass – 7:00 pm

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Senior Commencement, Hill Auditorium – 2:00 pm

Full schedule available online at www.catholiccentral.net/page.aspx?pid=230

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Catholic Central Annual Donor Report

2013-2014

In Grateful Appreciation…

Dear CC Alumni, Family and Friends, What appears on the following pages is our Annual Honor Roll of Donors. An honor roll of Alumni, Family and Friends who believe in the sacred mission of Detroit Catholic Central High School and made an investment during the fiscal year July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014.

This was a unique year and an incredibly successful year. In September 2013, we launched Mary Alma Mater: Teach Us To Be Men (The Campaign for CC Students) – the most comprehensive major funding program we have ever initiated – most comprehensive in its goals and funding priorities, all aimed at one goal: That no young man be denied a CC education based upon his financial circumstances. All who have been asked to date have responded – an incredible example of the fidelity and devotion of our community.

Mr. Robert E. Barnes Sr. ‘56

Mr. J. Anthony Mooter ‘61

Mr. Raymond C. Billinghurst ‘55

Mr. J. Anton Mooter ‘94

Mr. Russell S. Bohn ‘63

Mr. Justin A. Mooter ‘94

Mr. James E. Breyer ‘57

Mr. William J. Moylan P.E. ‘49

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Brown

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nanni

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Cantie

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. O’Connor

This annual report celebrates that fidelity and devotion. If your name appears on the following pages, it is our hope that others will see your name and be motivated to do the same.

Mr. Patrick A. Copland ‘84

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Gaecke

Mr. Edward D. Pachota P.E. ‘80

It is a privilege to be a member of the CC family and an honor to serve you and our school.

Mr. & Mrs. James F. Govan ‘80

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Terence J. Griffin

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Pierce

Mr. Harry Groth II ‘67

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Reynolds

Mrs. B. Roylene Hermann

Mr. Scott A. Ronan ‘84

Mr. David Hermann ‘71

Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Rosowski ‘58

Mr. David M. Hermann ‘92

Mr. Robert A. Santello ‘58

Mr. Kenneth M. Hermann ‘08

Mr. George P. Schwartz CFA ‘62

Mr. William M. Hermann ‘91

Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59

Mr. William M. Hermann ‘68

Mr. John P. Sprys ‘60

Mr. & Mrs. Bill Holmes

Mr. Joseph L. Thimm ‘42

Mrs. Carol Jung

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew P. Tice

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Alan J. Wegienka

Mr. Frederick W. Lauck ‘61

Mr. & Mrs. Jeff R. Wiska ‘77

Anonymous

Anonymous

Mr. Nick E. Merucci ‘83

Mr. Milford E. Woodbeck Jr. ‘62

On behalf of the Basilian Fathers, students and staff, thank you.

Gratefully, Dan Collins ‘84 Director of Advancement (248) 596-3834 • dcollins@catholiccentral.net Live and Die for CC High

In grateful appreciation to all who believe in the Spirit of CC and made a gift to Catholic Central High School in 2013-2014 Annual Fund

$

Endowment

$ 1,284,312.51

Other

$ 1,234,579.08

TOTAL

$ 2,962,176.43

443,248.84

We make every effort to ensure accuracy in the listing of Catholic Central donors. Please advise the Advancement Office of any errors in your listing by calling (248) 596-3838 or emailing dcollins@catholiccentral.net, so our records can be corrected. We appreciate your assistance.

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ies you for a personalized brick paver in the Shamrock Plaza.

Fr. Richard Elmer, C.S.B. ’46 Society (lifetime gifts of $25,000+) VIP Parking Fr.•R2014-15 ichard Elmer , C.S.B.Pass ’46 Society Lifetime gifts of $25,000+ parking in lot adjacent to stadium) (Complimentary Detroit Catholic Central High School was founded in 1928 when 260 young men attended the first day of classes at a humble all-boys Catholic high school led by the Fathers of the Congregation of St. Basil. The Mission of CC and the Basilian Fathers was simple - to teach young men Goodness, Discipline, and Knowledge. Little did those priests and (Complimentary admission tothe allvirtues homeofathletic students know of the unparalleled educational tradition that was about to begin. In 1990, the Mission of CC found a face events for the year excluding Hockey Games, and a voice like never before when Fr. Richard Elmer, C.S.B. ’46 returned to his Alma Mater to become Director of Alumni Catholic League Playoffs, State Playoffs).

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Prior to hisand return, Fr. Elmer had served CC as a teacher, counselor, athletic director, vice principal, and principal. In 2000, Fr. Elmer became CC’s first President, and his vision for the future of CC changed the course of our history forever. The Fr. Richard Elmer Society was formed in 2014 to recognize Fr. Elmer’s contributions and to honor our

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Mr. Michael Kevin J. O’Connor ‘79 led by the Fathers of the TheIlitch Mission of CCMr.and the Dr. Louis C. Argenta ‘61 Mr. Michael J. Dewan ‘85 Mr. & Mrs. David L. Mr. Martin L. Basilian - toC.teach young men the virtues of Goodness, Mr. John A.Fathers Bales ‘57 was simple Dr. Gerald Dietz Sr., Kennedy Oleszkowicz ‘75 Mr. Robert E. Barnes Sr. ‘56 D.D.S. ‘50 did those priests Mr. Thomas J. Kenny ‘68 knowMr. Mrs. John O’Neill Discipline, and Knowledge.

Little and students of&the Mr. William F. Barr ‘55 Mr. Enrico Digirolamo ‘72 Mr. Harold J. Koss ‘67 Orin Jewelers, Inc. unparalleled educational tradition that was about to begin.

Mr. Peter A. Basile ‘59 Mr. John M. Dillon Mr. Mark K. Kullen ‘80 Mr. David W. Pachota ‘56 Basilian Fathers of Catholic D.D.S. ‘77 Mr. Frederick W. Lauck ‘61 Mr. Robert S. Pachota ‘59 InCentral 1990,High theSchool Mission of Donald CC found face and a voice likeJack never when Fr.Robert C. Paul ‘80 BartonaMemorial Mr. & Mrs. N. before Mr. & Mrs. Mr. Gerald M. Belian P.E. ‘58 Mr. William T. Downs III ‘84 Lawless III Mr. Douglas Richard Elmer, C.S.B. ’46 returned to his Alma Mater to become Director of G. Mr. Dennis L. Bencher ‘59 Judge & Mrs. Patrick Mr. & Mrs. John E. Lobbia Perenchio ‘49 Alumni Relations & Development.

Prior to hisMr. return, Fr. Elmer had served CC Ms. Beth C. Beson Duggan John Lombardi ‘61 Plante & Moran, PLLC as teacher, counselor, athletic and R.principal.

2000, Mr.aRussell S. Bohn ‘63 Mr. Walter E.director, Dunne ‘52 vice principal, Mr. & Mrs. Steven Lowry Dr.In Charles A. Porretta ‘45 Mr. Terrence E. Brady ‘55 Mr. George J. Fadool ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Joe F. Luther ‘77 Mrs. Catherine Quaine Fr. Elmer became CC’s first President, and his vision for the future of CC Mr. Gary J. Brand ‘58 Dr. Edward J. Farragher ‘62 Mr. John F. Lutz ‘59 Mr. James P. Quinlan ‘58 changed course forever.

Mr. James E.the Breyer ‘57 of our Mr. &history Mrs. Michael J. Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60 Mr. Jeffrey A. Radtke ‘85 Bright House Networks LLC Ferrantino Mr. & Mrs. Stuart & Lorry Mr. John S. Radtke ‘81 Mr. & Fr. Mrs.Richard Dennis M. Elmer Brown Society Dr. Thomas J. Fleszar ‘67 in 2014 H. Mahler ‘62 Mr. Thomas H. Reid ‘51 The was formed to recognize Fr. Elmer’s Mr. Charles D. Bullock ‘87 Dr. Robert A. Forte ‘69 Mr. William L. Matthews Mrs. Ann C. Rohr contributions and to honor our alumni, family, and friends who have Mr. Michael F. Burke ‘85 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C.P.A. ‘58 Ronald J. Mastej Charitable demonstrated their dedication of Detroit Catholic Central HighTrust I Mr. & Mrs. David J. Butler Gallagher to the Mission Mrs. Marlene McClorey Annunity C.C. Family Fest Monaghan George F. Mr. Patrick A. McDonald ‘54 Mr. Arthur P. Ronan ‘47 School.

Cadillac of Novi Council K of C Mr. Patrick J. McDonnell ‘61 Ms. Colleen V. Ronayne Catholic Central Mr. John L. Gierak ‘70 Dr. & Mrs. Edward J. Mr. John J. Ronayne III ‘64 Dads’ Club Mr. Waldemar M. Goulet McGuire Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Catholic Central PhD ‘53 McNish Family Foundation Rosowski ‘58 Mothers’ Club Mr. Vincent E. Grainer ‘61 Mr. Christian P. Michalik ‘87 Robert A. Rusnak, M.D. ‘66 Charitable Gift Fund Mr. Donald Greenwell Jr. ‘70 Mr. Robert E. Michalik ‘87 Mr. Thomas J. Sanderson Mr. Richard T. Cole ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. Terence J. Griffin Mr. J. Anthony Mooter ‘61 Mr. Robert A. Santello ‘58 Community Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Gary D. Grondin Mr. J. Anton Mooter ‘94 Mr. Gary R. Schaefer ‘64 for Southeastern Mr. Harry Groth II ‘67 Mr. Justin A. Mooter ‘94 Dr. & Mrs. Philip T. Michigan Mr. & Mrs. John Hamilton Mr. William J. Schmitt ‘83 Mr. John P. Connor ‘84 Dr. Michael B. Haynes ‘66 Moylan P.E. ‘49 Dr. Edward Schulte Conrad Charitable Mr. David M. Hermann ‘92 Mr. Nemir Nadhir ‘78 Mr. George P. Foundation Mr. Kenneth M. Hermann ‘08 Mr. Saad J. Nadhir ‘72 Schwartz CFA ‘62 Mr. Kevin J. Cox ‘77 Mr. William M. Hermann ‘68 Mr. Waad J. Nadhir ‘74 Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59 Rev. Albert W. Cylwicki Mr. William M. Hermann ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nanni Mr. Paul R. Shefferly ‘70 C.S.B. ‘50 Mr. & Mrs. Bill Holmes Mr. Patrick M. Nesbitt ‘62 Mr. Stanley M. Sheridan ‘60

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Shinney Mr. Jeffrey T. Snyder ‘77 Michael E. Somand M.D. ‘66 Mr. John P. Sprys ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Stanford Success Mortgage Partners, Inc. Mr. Edmond A. Swad C.P.A. ‘82 Mr. Gerald M. Swiacki ‘84 Mr. David R. Syrowik ‘68 Mr. Stanley J. Targosz Jr. ‘67 Mr. Lloyd G. Ternes Sr. ‘41 The Thomas M. Herzog Memorial Fund Mr. Mark E. Tomas ‘91 Mr. Gary M. Trahey ‘58 Mr. George C. Turek ‘66 Mr. Maurice G. Vachon ‘46 Mrs. Marlene Valenti Varsity Lincoln Robert J. Walsh Ph.D. ‘81 Mrs. Diane Widzinski Mr. Jeff R. Wiska ‘77 Mr. Thomas G. Wolfe ‘77 Mr. Milford E. Woodbeck Jr. ‘62 Mr. Louis E. Yeager ‘50 Mr. Eugene F. Zeimet ‘43 Mrs. Catherine Zimmerman Mr. William Zimmerman ‘46

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Spirit of Catholic Central Giving Levels All gifts in support of the Spirit of CC come with the satisfaction of knowing your generosity directly impacts the young men of Catholic Central High School.

PURPOSE The purpose of the Spirit of CC Annual Fund is to fill the “funding gap” between the actual cost of educating a student and the tuition charged. CC has chosen to have this gap to keep tuition affordable for any student who wants a top-notch Catholic education.

This year at CC, our gap is around $1,500 per student.

The annual fund also is used to help us meet our general operating expenses each year.

USES Catholic schools typically engage in a myriad of fundraising activities which can lead to confusion among alumni, parents and friends. At Detroit Catholic Central High School, we are working hard to simplify the fundraising process and clarify the specific purpose of each initiative.

Additionally, all gifts include the following rewards: • Fall Donor Reception • “Christmas on Campus” Invitation • Special Recognition in the Annual Donor Report Note: An annual gift of $500 or more qualifies you for a personalized brick paver in the Shamrock Plaza.

Your support of the Spirit of CC Annual Fund will help us to meet our operating related, mission critical needs and allow us to continue to provide accessible Catholic education to the young men of Metro-Detroit. All gifts in support of the Spirit of CC come with the satisfaction of knowing your generosity directly impacts the young men of Catholic Central High School.

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Century Club Annual gift of $100 - $249

Blue & White Club Annual gift of $250 - $499

CC Crest Club Annual gift of $500 - $999

Mary, Alma Mater Society Gifts of $1,000 or more qualify you for membership in the Mary, Alma Mater Society. In recognition of your membership, several additional rewards accrue at each level of membership.

The Spirit of CC Annual Fund is not a capital campaign nor does it include restricted gifts (e.g., scholarship funds) or special events (e.g., auction, golf outings).

The Annual Fund provides unrestricted funding that will be used for this school year’s operating costs such as: • Bridge the gap between tuition and the actual cost of a Catholic Central education today • Provide tuition assistance funds and grants • Increase technology advancement • Finance ongoing facility enhancements and upgrades • Offer the best learning environment possible

Young Alumni Club Annual gift of $50 - $99

Shamrock Circle • A letter from President Fr. John B. Huber, C.S.B., Ed.D. • A memento emblematic of your membership Founder’s Circle • Personalized Mary Garden Paver • Commemorative Replica Mary Garden Statue • President’s Brunch President’s Circle • Commemorative Replica St. Basil Statue • President’s Brunch

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Shamrock Circle Gift of $1,000 - $4,999

Founder’s Circle Gift of $5,000 - $9,999

President’s Circle Gift of $10,000 or more

President’s Circle Gifts of $10,000 or more

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Ferrantino Mr. Donald J. Harrington ‘43 Mr. & Mrs. John E. Lobbia Mr. Kevin J. O’Connor ‘79 Mr. Stanley M. Sheridan ‘60

Founder’s Circle Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999

Mrs. Regan Backus Mr. William F. Barr ‘55 Mr. Gary J. Brand ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. Terence J. Griffin Mr. Thomas J. Kenny ‘68 Mr. Harold J. Koss ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Lemko Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nanni Mr. Gary R. Schaefer ‘64 Mr. Paul D. Sullivan ‘61 Mr. Edmond A. Swad C.P.A. ‘82

Shamrock Circle Gifts of $1,000 - $4,999

Mr. Peter A. Basile ‘59 Mr. Matthew D. Blaney ‘78 Mr. Russell S. Bohn ‘63 Mr. Vincent F. Bowler ‘56 Mr. Ronald L. Brown ‘60 Mr. Charles D. Bullock ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Butler Mr. William G. Clancey ‘43 Mr. Daniel J. Collins Sr. ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Collins Christopher J. Conlin M.D. ‘75 Mr. Joseph P. Derhake ‘88 Mr. Daniel O. Doyle ‘84 Mr. William A. Doyle C.P.A. ‘69 F. Michael Faubert Ph.D. ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Terence Fitzpatrick Dr. Thomas J. Fleszar ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Gaecke

Ms. Annette R. Giasson Mr. Steven G. Gordon Mr. Terence J. Griffin ‘93 Edward L. Hagen Ph.D. ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Houska Mr. & Mrs. Urban J. Hubert Mr. Perry C. Huellmantel ‘49 Mr. Daniel F. Ishac ‘82 Mr. Norbert A. Kozlowski Jr. ‘55 Mr. Matthew J. Leslie ‘89 Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60 Dr. & Mrs. Louis S. Magagna Mr. Gerald F. McCarthy ‘54 Mrs. Marlene McClorey Mr. Patrick A. McDonald ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Mott Mr. Mark D. Murawski ‘78 Mr. Mark E. Niehaus ‘79 Mr. Richard F. Noethen ‘62 Mr. Terrence J. Noetzel ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Ossowski Mr. David Paul ‘69 Mr. Douglas G. Perenchio ‘49 Mr. Terrence E. Pollard ‘57 Dr. Charles A. Porretta ‘45 Mr. Jeffrey A. Radtke ‘85 Mr. John M. Rady ‘38 The Honorable James J. Rashid & Ms. Ann Macey Mr. & Mrs. James P. Romine Mr. Arthur P. Ronan ‘47 Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Rosowski ‘58 Mr. Frank H. Ross ‘51 Mr. Edward A. Ryder ‘57 Dr. & Mrs. Philip T. Schmitt ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Shinney Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Smith Mr. George M. Smrtka ‘60 Michael E. Somand M.D. ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. James R. Sopha Mr. Francis G. Tenbusch ‘53 Mr. David P. J. Tovey ‘01 Mr. Milford E. Woodbeck Jr. ‘62

CC Crest Club Gifts of $500 - $999

Mr. John P. Argenta ‘58 Mr. James D. Aston ‘47 Mr. James G. Baldwin T.T.E.E. ‘63 Thomas M. Bartos Sc.D. ‘77 Mr. Roy D. Bates II ‘74 Mr. John R. Bebes C.P.A. ‘83 Dr. Kevin J. Berlin ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Bloomfield Mr. Samuel A. Borri Jr. ‘55 Most Rev. Michael J. Byrnes ‘76 Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Carroll Mr. & Mrs. Dale Chiara Mr. William A. Cilluffo II ‘91 Dr. R. Gerald Coyle ‘47 Mr. Richard A. Daniel ‘74 Mr. Ralph W. Downey ‘45 Dr. Daniel J. Dymek ‘68 Mr. James H. Edwards ‘44 Mr. Augie Ferrera ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. John L. Fitzpatrick Dr. Douglas Foley ‘55 Mr. James H. Fydroski ‘66 Mr. Kevin M. Gardner ‘04 Mr. & Mrs. William P. Glaab Dr. David H. Gorski ‘80 Mr. Casimer A. Green ‘52 Mr. & Mrs. William R. Green Mr. Joseph W. Greene CPA ‘64 Dr. Silke & Mr. Wolfgang Greil Mr. Jeffrey A. Haller ‘00 Dr. Michael B. Haynes ‘66 Michael A. Hensien M.D. ‘85 Mr. John E. Hilber ‘48 Mr. Robert J. Hoff ‘71 Mr. Paul E. Jakuszewski ‘66 Mr. Edward J. Jelonek Sr. ‘44 John E. Kelly Ph.D. ‘72 Mr. Michael Kim ‘87 Ms. Yin Hing Klisowski

Mr. John D. Kluka Mr. Robert J. Kopas ‘48 Dr. Donald C. Kramer D.D.S., M.S. ‘49 Mr. Robert D. Kravutske ‘77 Mr. Timothy F. Lauster ‘57 Mr. Robert B. Lemon ‘67 Mr. John Lombardi ‘61 Mr. Thomas B. Lorenz Jr. ‘78 Mr. Michael J. MacDermott ‘68 Mr. Kevin J. McDermott ‘82 Mr. Anthony McDonnell ‘72 Mr. John P. McGuinness ‘63 Mr. William J. McNish ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Ruel McPherson Mr. Donald J. Melotik ‘56 Mr. Michael E. Napierkowski ‘87 Mr. Alexander M. Nitkiewicz ‘75 Fr. Dennis P. Noelke CSB ‘71 Mr. Richard A. Noelke ‘69 Mr. Bernard V. Peterson ‘76 Capt. Kevin J. Ratigan ‘69 Mr. Ted R. Rieple ‘88 Mr. Dennis F. Ringvelski ‘61 Mr. William R. Ritchie ‘59 Mr. John J. Ronayne III ‘64 Mr. Richard V. Rosowski ‘63 Hon. James L. Ryan ‘50 Mr. David A. Sanabria ‘84 Mr. Michael J. Schwartz ‘88 Norman N. Sesi Ph.D. ‘86 Mr. Ronald T. Smillie ‘60 Mr. Kevin J. Sullivan ‘74 Mr. Lloyd G. Ternes Jr. ‘67 Mrs. Michele W. Valant Mr. Michael J. Walsh ‘66 Mr. Gerald D. Welch ‘53 Mr. William A. Wiltsie Jr. ‘67 Mr. Louis E. Yeager ‘50 Mr. Donald A. Zettel ‘51

Blue & White Gifts of $250 - $499

Dr. Jim A. Armstrong Ph.D. ‘61 Mr. Robert R. Baran ‘63 Mr. Gregory G. Bechard ‘99

Dr. Mark S. Bolgar PhD ‘81 Mr. Jefferson A. Brand ‘86 Mr. Harold L. Brock ‘51 Mr. Michael W. Burke C.P.A. ‘76 Mrs. Sharron Butwill Mrs. Leslie M. Caramagno Dr. John M. Cavanaugh ‘70 Mr. Daniel J. Clarke ‘63 Dr. Donald J. Conn ‘82 Mr. John P. Connolly ‘58 Mr. Mark J. Cottrell ‘82 Mr. Paul R. Cottrell ‘82 Mr. Harry G. Crespi ‘52 Mr. John A. Culver ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond DelCorvo Mr. Josh E. Delos Reyes ‘96 Mr. Michael R. Detz ‘75 Mr. John A. DiBella ‘97 Dr. Gerald C. Dietz Sr., D.D.S. ‘50 Mr. Edward J. Dixon ‘61 Mr. Douglas P. Dodson ‘77 Mr. Thomas B. Doran C.P.A. ‘73 Mr. John P. Doyle II ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis F. Droba Dr. Michael S. Dymek ‘73 Mr. Larry Dziobak Mr. Fernando F. Ferri ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Field Mr. & Mrs. J. Kevin Ford Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Fredendall Mr. David M. Freitas ‘93 Mr. John L. Gierak ‘70 Mr. David R. Girolamo ‘90 Mr. & Mrs. John F. Giusti Mr. Leo J. Haller CPA ‘73 Mr. Kurt E. Hetke ‘81 Mr. John A. Jeffrey ‘48 Dr. Joseph G. Kerschen ‘62 Mr. Kenneth P. Kowalski ‘79 Mr. Thomas D. Kramer ‘57 Mr. Thomas M. Krasnewich ‘83 Mr. Daniel A. Krawiec II ‘01 Dr. Lori Weide and Mr. Gary Lawera Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Leonard Mr. Vincent C. Maiorana ‘79

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Mr. Stephen J. Merritt ‘81 Mr. Bernard J. Moore ‘63 Mr. Patrick S. Mulrooney ‘75 Mr. Daniel V. Mulvihill Jr. ‘96 Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Nagrocki Dr. Lisa A. Newman Mr. Daniel J. Obudzinski ‘76 Hon. Roland L. Olzark ‘45 Mr. & Mrs. John P. O’Reilly Mr. & Mrs. John R. Pacente Dr. Mark C. Pinto ‘86 Mr. Edmund Pujdowski Jr. ‘52 Mr. Mitchell D. Quaine ‘70 Mr. Mitchell P. Quint ‘87 Dr. Adam M. Ralko ‘02 Mr. Charles W. Rashid ‘78 Mr. Timothy G. Reaume ‘74 Mr. William J. Redman ‘41 Mr. Edwin J. Rennell III ‘84 Mr. Robert M. Richter ‘76 Mr. William J. Roznowski ‘64 Mr. William A. Sante II ‘61 Mr. James L. Sauter ‘64 Mr. Leon M. Schurgin ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Devon J. Schwalm Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Shanks Dr. Michael K. Shaw Ph.D. ‘81 Mr. Paul R. Shefferly ‘70 Dr. Richard W. Skupski ‘77 Mr. Andrew H. Slankster ‘94 Mr. Donald W. Stocker ‘61 Mr. Gerald M. Swiacki ‘84 Mr. Fred Tempner Mr. Daniel E. Tomala C.P.A. ‘79 Mr. James T. Trewartha ‘57 Mr. Todd N. Turowski ‘94 Mr. William J. Vincent ‘78 Dr. Stephen J. Watts ‘71 Mr. Frank J. Wendt Jr. ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Norman F. Werner Dr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Wildenhaus Mr. Alvin J. Winkel ‘45 Mr. Kevin W. Wisely ‘81 Mr. Craig D. Wobrock ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Wolter

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Mr. Ryan A. Wrobleski ‘02 Mr. Richard J. Wyant ‘73 Mr. David A. Young ‘55 Mr. Larry J. Zettel Ph.D. ‘61 Mr. Scott Zielinski ‘84 Dr. Eric D. Zylinski ‘82

Century Club Gifts of $100 - $249

Mr. James R. Acho ‘88 Mr. Arthur A. Adamowicz ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Ajlouny Mr. & Mrs. Michael Amine Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Anderson Mr. Daniel A. Anderson Mr. John P. Argenta ‘95 Robert R. Argenta D.D.S. ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Dominic J. Asta Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Ayotte Mr. Leonard L. Balkus ‘43 Mr. Philip M. Balmforth ‘81 Mr. Roger A. Balwinski ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. David Bamford Mr. Frank J. Banar ‘57 Mr. J. Michael Banas Mr. Richard L. Barnabo ‘67 Mr. Raymond A. Barnas Sr. ‘54 Mr. Kenneth J. Barnes ‘53 Mr. Patrick J. Barry Sr. Dr. George R. Bartl ‘55 Mr. Richard J. Bartos ‘81 Mr. Thomas J. Barylski ‘64 Mr. Robert J. Battista ‘57 Mr. Robert C. Baugh ‘68 Mr. Robert C. Bayer ‘46 Mr. Daniel J. Bazner R.Ph. ‘57 Mr. James R. Beale ‘44 Mr. Julius A. Becker ‘47 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Becker Mr. Robert T. Beckman ‘95 Mr. Vivek Bedi Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Beechuk Mr. & Mrs. Randall W. Behm Mr. William J. Bellinger ‘57 Mrs. Linda Benger Mr. Robert C. Benger Mr. Robert T. Benz ‘53 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Berent

Mr. Raymond C. Billinghurst ‘55 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Blair Dr. & Mrs. William B. Blessed M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Bley Mr. & Mrs. Philip P. Bocketti Jr. Mr. David R. Bodnar ‘60 Mr. Dale J. Boes ‘54 Mr. Douglas J. Bohrer ‘40 Mr. Eugene E. Boivin ‘61 Mr. John M. Bolton ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Shaheen Boumaroun Mr. Gregory A. Bourke ‘62 Mrs. Sharon M. Bowling Mr. Terrence M. Brady ‘58 Mr. Gerald R. Brickley ‘60 Mr. Donald J. Broderick ‘52 Mr. Daniel F. Broderick ‘52 Mr. Timothy P. Brown ‘65 Dr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Brusstar Mr. & Mrs. Mark Burke Mr. Keith B. Burns ‘74 Mr. Robert C. Burtch ‘66 Mr. J. Roger Cahaney ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory P. Campau Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Cantie Mr. & Mrs. Scott T. Cartwright Mr. & Mrs. Steven G. Cauzillo Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Cernak Mr. & Mrs. James M. Cerretani Mr. Dante Cerroni ‘96 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Chapman Sr. Ms. JoAnn Chavez Mr. Arthur M. Ciagne Jr. ‘58 Mr. John J. Cibrario ‘74 Mr. Robert A. Clark MSB ‘59 Mr. Douglas F. Clary Mr. & Mrs. Matthew A. Cohen Mr. Denis J. Connolly ‘56 Mr. James W. Considine III ‘83 Mrs. Audrey L. Convery

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Mr. John R. Cottrell ‘55 Mr. Steven J. Coxford ‘04 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Curvey Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Cusick Dr. Gerald V. Cutcher ‘50 Mr. John M. D’Ambrosio ‘63 Mr. David J. Danic ‘01 Mr. Ronald Dawes ‘63 Mr. Bernard De Primo ‘42 Dr. Arthur A. De Smet ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Chester C. DeFore Mr. Joseph C. Degennaro ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. DeMaria Jr. Mr. Thomas J. Desser ‘48 Mr. Brian T. Deuby ‘68 Paul J. Dirkes D.D.S. ‘73 Mr. Donald Donoher Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. Dorocak Mr. & Mrs. William A. Dosmann Mr. Ryan D. Doyle ‘11 Mr. Ronald J. Drafta ‘74 Mr. & Mrs. Milton G. Dugas Jr. Mr. William M. Dunlop Sr. ‘52 Mr. Gregory P. Dyer ‘91 Mr. Joseph A. Elliott ‘85 Mr. Vincent J. Esser ‘86 Mr. George E. Fahrenkopf ‘46 Mr. James T. Fahrenkopf ‘51 Mr. Edward D. Falvey Jr. ‘58 Mr. David A. Farkas ‘92 Mr. J. Gregory Faubert ‘69 Mr. Rick Faubert ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. William Faunce Mr. & Mrs. William C. Featherstone Mr. Stephan D. Fedea ‘94 Ms. Nancy Ferrantino Mr. Robert A. Ficano II ‘03 Mr. Walter R. Fijal ‘52 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Filban Mr. & Mrs. Ken Filips Mr. George S. Fish ‘87 Mr. John B. Fitzpatrick ‘83 Mr. John T. Flanagan ‘49 Mr. Andrew J. Flowerday ‘97

Mr. Sean R. Flowerday ‘10 Mr. Terrance S. Flynn ‘75 Mr. Edward J. Foley ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Forster Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Fortier Mr. John H. Fowler ‘56 Mr. Zachary S. Fowler ‘94 Mr. David R. Frankhart ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew G. Franz Dr. & Mrs. John E. Freitas Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Fullenkamp Msgr. Russell Gagne ‘51 Mr. James J. Galvin Sr. ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Nelson S. Games Mr. Ernest H. Garbinski ‘42 Mr. & Mrs. Mark V. Gardner Mr. & Mrs. Gary Gavin Mr. James M. Gavin Mr. Edwin S. Geisinger C.P.A. ‘66 Mr. Richard B. Gentry ‘74 Mr. Daniel J. George ‘84 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gibbons Mr. John W. Giehrl C.P.A. ‘82 Mr. Richard M. Girardot ‘49 Mr. Richard A. Giuffre ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. Scott N. Goings Mr. & Mrs. Dwayne E. Goldsmith Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. Gossett Mr. Thaddeus J. Grabowski ‘54 Mr. David T. Grace ‘78 Mr. Charles E. Grade ‘56 Dr. Michael W. Grieves Dr. John Q. Grossa Jr. ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. David Gugala Dr. & Mrs. Jean-Paul Guiboux Mr. James P. Habel ‘92 Mr. Frank J. Haggerty ‘64 Mr. Forrest A. Hainline III ‘64 Mr. Gordon B. Hall Jr. ‘42 Mr. J. Cyril Hanisko ‘55 Mr. Keith J. Hanley ‘67 Dr. Colleen & Mr. James Hartwig Mr. James R. Healy ‘44

Mr. Patrick T. Heffernan ‘80 Mr. Frederick M. Heiler ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence R. Helwig Mr. John W. Henry ‘56 Mr. Dave T. Hernacki ‘61 Mr. Kenneth J. Herrmann ‘88 Mrs. Sally Hess Mr. Michael J. Hilber ‘53 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Hinrichs Mr. Lawrence J. Hipschen ‘57 Mr. Walter A. Holdan C.P.A. ‘63 Mr. William S. Hudak ‘70 William J. Hughes II D.O. ‘63 Mr. Marty P. Hussey ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Ianni Mr. Robert Ianni ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Iovan Dr. Donald Jablonski ‘61 Mr. Thomas H. Jakacki ‘02 Mr. Paul J. Jakary ‘73

Mr. Timothy J. Janisse ‘72 Mr. Peter J. Jeffrey ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Jennings Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Mr. Robert J. Jensen ‘46 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald B. Jessop Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Jimenez Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey L. Jollay Mr. & Mrs. Mathew Jones Mr. Aaron M. Kaleniecki ‘95 Mr. Carl M. Kalita ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew H. Kamish Dr. & Mrs. Mark Z. Karabajakian Mr. William C. Kase Jr. ‘65 Mr. David G. Kassa ‘82 Mr. Henry M. Kassen ‘62 Mr. John H. Kauffman III ‘77 Mr. Kristian P. Keller ‘89 Mr. Terence E. Kelly C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Thomas H. Kelly

Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy ‘67 Dr. Jason W. Kieltyka Ph.D. ‘95 Mr. Kevin J. Killeen ‘68 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy F. Kilroy Mr. Thomas E. King ‘57 Mr. David E. Kizyma ‘73 Mr. Robert W. Klein ‘56 Mr. Keith A. Knoeferl ‘96 Mr. Paul G. Koch ‘71 Mr. Patrick W. Koelzer ‘90 Mr. Gerard W. Kohls ‘71 Karl F. Kolbe M.D. ‘69 Mr. Robert A. Kolinski ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse A. Kolis Mr. Frank J. Koontz ‘62 Mr. Gary A. Kostrewa ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Kovanda Mr. Arthur A. Kowalski ‘52 Mr. Leo F. Kowalyk Jr. ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Kremer Mr. Andrew L. Kronk ‘92 Mr. George J. Krymow ‘45 Mr. Joel J. Kucharski ‘68 Mr. Paul H. Kullen ‘73 Mr. George C. Kunec ‘64 Mr. Richard W. Kuzma ‘61 Mr. James P. Lagrou ‘50 Dr. & Mrs. James L. Landi Mr. Joseph A. Lang Jr. ‘75 Mr. James D. Lark ‘48 Mr. Frederick W. Lauck ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Lavender Mr. Joseph A. Lavigne ‘89 Mr. John S. Lawler ‘46 Mr. & Ms. Jeffrey R. Learned Mr. & Mrs. Stanley V. Leeman Ms. Sherrill A. Lefforge Mr. Ronald S. Lehr Hon. Richard J. Liedel ‘52 Mr. Keith Lifton Mr. John A. Linenberg ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. James T. Linville Mr. Frank A. Lisjak ‘65 Mr. Thomas T. Longhway ‘64 Mr. Dennis Lukasik ‘65

Mr. Michael J. Madden J.D., C.P.C.U., C.F.P. ‘65 Mrs. Elaine M. Madigan Mr. George J. Mager, Jr., Esq. ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Stuart & Lorry H. Mahler ‘62 Mr. Daniel M. Majewski ‘80 Mr. Ronald S. Majka ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Mansfield Mr. Richard L. Marentette ‘55 Joseph F. Marshall M.D. ‘56 Mr. John M. Martin ‘79 Mr. Robert J. Martin ‘84 Dr. & Mrs. Matthew M. McCord Mr. George P. McDonnell ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. McGillivary Mr. Paul D. McGlynn PhD ‘55 Mr. Edward McGowan ‘70 Mr. Dennis M. McGrath ‘56 Mr. Rob B. McIntosh ‘02 Mr. Joseph McKevitz ‘53 Mr. & Mrs. John McLaren Dr. Edward C. McLaughlin ‘48 Dr. John H. McLaughlin ‘42 Mr. William D. McSween ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Megdan Mr. Michael M. Meister ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Melvin Mr. Alan M. Merlo ‘77 Mr. Joseph H. Merucci ‘76 Mr. Nick E. Merucci ‘83 Mr. Daniel R. Michel ‘87 Mr. Gabriel P. Migala ‘45 Mr. Andrew J. Mikulec ‘49 Mr. Matthew J. R. Milas ‘98 Mr. James R. Miller ‘51 Mr. Ralph P. Miner ‘51 Dr. Michael J. Moir ‘64 Mr. William F. Molner ‘66 Dr. Cheryl Mordis Mr. Thomas V. Moylan ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Mruzik Mr. Patrick F. Mulcahy ‘80 Mr. Michael T. Murray CFA ‘48

Mr. Thomas P. Murray ‘47 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Myler Jr. Mr. Nemir R. Nadhir ‘78 Dr. John M. Nehra ‘40 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur T. Nelson Mr. Paul J. Nicastri ‘98 Mr. Robert S. Nicholl ‘65 Mr. Andrew P. Nielson ‘94 Mr. Robert P. Noetzel ‘87 Dr. & Mrs. Patrick C. Obarzanek Ph.D. Dr. David E. Obudzinski ‘76 Mr. James N. O’Connell ‘87 Mr. Lee C. O’Connell ‘98 Mr. Edward A. O’Donnell ‘63 Mr. William M. O’Keefe ‘63 Mr. David Ostrowski ‘66 Mr. Robert S. Pachota ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Palazeti Mr. Carmine Palombo ‘70 Mr. Brian C. Paluk ‘93 Mr. & Mrs. Keith J. Pankow Mr. Ronald S. Paske ‘54 Mr. Ronald V. Paul ‘56 Mr. Richard J. Pazin Sr. ‘53 Mr. Thomas G. Pegler ‘77 Mr. Frank P. Perliski ‘53 Robert M. Perrie, D.D.S., M.S. ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. James M. Petruska Mr. Scott L. Pfeffer ‘05 Mr. Mark F. Pfitzenmaier ‘03 Donald P. Piche D.D.S. ‘54 Mr. George H. Pickard ‘48 Mr. William G. Pirronello ‘43 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Poet Mrs. Mary Katherine G. Polo Mr. Ronald G. Pordon ‘57 George F. Porretta M.D. ‘46 Mr. & Mrs. William R. Potrykus Mr. Timothy J. Price ‘65 Mrs. Renee Puente Mr. James P. Quinlan ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. W. Frederick Quinley Cdr. Patrick J. Quinn U.S.N. (Ret.) ‘71 Mr. Vytas J. Radze ‘81 Mr. John M. Rakoczy ‘84 Mr. Richard J. Raleigh ‘58

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Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Ray Mr. & Mrs. John V. Recto Judge James R. Redford ‘78 Mr. Scott M. Reid ‘91 Dr. Gregory Reinhold Mr. Thomas J. Rice C.P.A. ‘85 Mr. William C. Richardson Jr. ‘64 Mr. William A. Riehl ‘76 Mr. Jerry J. Rioux ‘88 Mr. & Mrs. E. Eugene Robinson Mr. Brian J. Roehl Mr. Aaron B. Romain ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Rost Mr. & Mrs. Charles Rozum Mr. & Mrs. Jerry P. Rozum Mrs. Helen B. Ruffing Dr. Richard J. Ruffing ‘75 Mr. Raymond A. Russell ‘52 Mr. Carl E. Saam ‘60 Mr. Nicholas M. Saleh ‘06 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Salley Mr. John J. Salter Mr. Thomas E. Sandon, Jr., C.P.A. ‘68 Mr. Ronald P. Sarata II ‘99 Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Sarlitto Mr. Anthony N. Satullo ‘76 Mr. John A. Sauter ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Schaeffer Dr. Robert J. Schafer ‘51 32

Dr. George A. Schaub ‘58 Mr. Walter E. Schemanske ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Schemansky Dr. Lawrence W. Schenden ‘79 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Schluentz Mr. Steven T. Schmitt ‘12 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Schrader Mr. Frederick D. Schultz ‘62 Mr. Lawrence J. Secord C.P.A. ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Serini Mr. Anthony W. Shaieb ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Sheppard Mr. & Mrs. Salwan S. Shimoun Mr. Brian M. Shinney ‘02 Mr. Joseph M. Shubitowski ‘75 Mr. Leo Shulzitski Jr. ‘66 Mr. Robert J. Simmons ‘54 Sfc. Damien Downey Siwik USA ‘85 Mr. Dale T. Smetek ‘64 Mr. Brian F. Smith ‘94 Mr. Craig F. Smith ‘67 Mr. William B. Smith Jr. ‘36 Mrs. Janice M. Smith Mr. Larry Smith ‘53 Mr. Justin P. Snyder ‘88

Mr. & Mrs. James P. Spiewak Mr. David C. Stang ‘69 Mr. Mark E. Staniforth M.D. ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Stanis Mr. & Mrs. Philip E. Stankewicz Mr. Daniel E. Stewart ‘38 Mr. Donald M. Stock Mr. Steven J. Summers ‘79 Mr. Thomas J. Swieczkowski ‘52 Dr. & Mrs. Eric Szilagy Mr. & Mrs. Duane L. Tarnacki Mr. Lloyd G. Ternes Sr. ‘41 Mr. Norman G. Thomas ‘80 Mr. James E. Thompson ‘56 Mr. Robert H. Transou III ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. Darren Valente Mr. & Mrs. Bartolomé Vallespir Dr. & Mrs. John G. Venious Dr. Patricia C. Cagnoli-Vitale & Mr. Daniel Vitale Mr. & Mrs. Steven Wagner Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Waite Mr. Steven J. Wall ‘62 Mr. Terry T. Wall ‘55 Mr. Craig P. Wasen ‘95 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald G. Wasen Mr. Timothy J. Watts ‘69 Mr. Carl E. Weiss

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Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. West Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Widzinski Mr. Stanley P. Wilkins ‘42 Mr. John J. Williams ‘61 Mr. Robert C. Wilson ‘69 Mr. Ralph A. Winnicker ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Witek Mr. Gregory W. Wizgird ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Zachary Yaksich Mr. Richard J. Young ‘70 Mr. Michael T. Zago ‘87 Dr. & Mrs. Sami S. Zarouk Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Zelenka Jr.

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Mr. & Mrs. Walter Bellono Mr. Burdette L. Black ‘56 Mr. Allan D. Chisholm ‘43 Mr. James E. Cleary ‘58 Mr. James M. DiMilia ‘10 Mr. Scott L. Farida ‘08 Mr. Roderick A. Forman ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald M. Fortuna Mr. & Mrs. James J. Kronk Mr. Stanley E. Krzeminski ‘49 Mr. William J. Krzyminski ‘52 Mrs. Miriam Malone

Mr. Michael E. McGowan Mr. Frederick R. Hurley ‘55 Mr. Mark T. Rymsza ‘60 Mr. James M. Blaine ‘66 Mr. Kyle J. Bridges ‘07 Mr. Robert Szwabowski Lt. Col. John C. Tragis ‘57 Mr. Richard Cuchetti ‘55 Mr. John Winnicker ‘72 Mr. Mark C. Aaron & Ms. Elizabeth A. Fabien Mr. Sean M. Abraham ‘02 Mr. & Mrs. Emerson J. Addison Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Andreski Mr. Paul G. Barry ‘49 Mr. Bryan C. Bernys ‘00 Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Bezzina Mr. John D. Bohrer ‘66 Mr. Jacques G. Bourque ‘54 Francis Paul Brancaleone, Ph.D. ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Breitenbeck Mr. Richard J. Brennan ‘54 Mr. Eugene W. Bronski ‘53 Dr. Richard J. Brudzynski Jr. ‘73 Mr. Stephen V. Christian ‘85 Mr. Matthew P. Confer ‘13 Mr. Jacob E. Connell ‘13 Mr. Kyle S. Cooper ‘12 Mr. David G. Coseo ‘78 Mr. Timothy J. Curtin ‘60 Mr. Theodore E. Debaene ‘56 Mr. Daniel F. Delaney ‘55 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony H. Derhake Mr. Gabriel A. Diaz ‘04 Mr. Nicholas J. DiCicco ‘58 George F. Dietz MD ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. James P. DiMilia Dr. David W. Dolan ‘70 Mr. Adam R. Dubois ‘06 Mr. Jackson A. Elliott ‘11 Mrs. Karen Fanning Mrs. Pauline Finnegan Mr. John A. Fisher Jr. ‘60 Dr. & Mrs. James G. Fordyce

Mr. George J. Francis ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Fransted Dr. Mark Gerald Frizzo ‘77 Mr. Allen W. Gable ‘65 Lt. JG David A. Galiyas Jr. ‘07 Mr. Richard V. Giacobbi ‘52 Mr. Andrew R. Gignac ‘95 Mr. Henry R. Gilbert ‘43 Mr. William C. Glaab ‘01 Mr. John R. Glass ‘61 Mr. John F. Goetz ‘61 Mr. Norbert A. Gruley ‘64 Mr. Norman F. Guilbault ‘46 Mr. Daniel P. Gumbleton M.S.W. ‘52 Mr. John J. Hess ‘47 Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Iaquinto Mr. Mark W. James Sr. ‘77 Mr. Robert G. Kaylor ‘11 Mr. Brian T. Kelly ‘07 Mr. Michael J. Kostun ‘96 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Kummer Mr. Robert F. Kummer ‘92 Dr. Richard J. Lomas ‘53 Mrs. Maria E. Lovelace Mr. Richard A. Lubeck ‘55 Mr. Nikola Lucas ‘60 Mr. Keith D. Lukasik ‘02 Mr. Donald D. MacKercher Jr. ‘58 Mr. Gerald E. Mackey ‘50 Mr. Scott E. Malinowski ‘06 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Marmul Mr. Neal F. Mason ‘51 Mr. & Mrs. James D. Mayo Mr. David B. McCall ‘74 Mr. Joseph M. McGlynn ‘54 Mr. Kevin G. McGraw ‘72 Mr. Ian S. McHenry ‘01 Mr. Kurt R. Meister ‘90 Mr. George J. Mejaly ‘48 Mr. Domenic E. Mininni ‘84 Mr. Michael A. Monteleone ‘52 Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Montone Mr. Richard K. Moote ‘80 Dr. Christopher J. Moran ‘66 Mr. Frank J. Moran ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph V. Morasso

Mr. Lawrence F. Morin ‘60 Mr. James N. Moylan ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Muscat Mr. Timothy R. Nagrocki ‘06 Mr. Charles H. Nolan ‘55 Mr. Joseph P. Obarzanek ‘13 Mr. Ryan P. Obarzanek ‘08 Mr. George O’Connell Mr. Lewis D. Owens ‘47 Mr. Joseph R. Pacente ‘10 Mr. Abraham V. Payapilly Mr. Thomas P. Pelon ‘86 Mr. Daniel J. Pelzer ‘51 Mr. Anthony J. Petty II ‘07 Mr. James E. Pope Jr. ‘52 Stan H. Przybylowicz Ph.D. ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Federico J. Reinel Mr. Kevin J. Respondek ‘00 Mr. David E. Rice ‘55 Mr. Kenneth A. Rice ‘75 Mr. Jerome A. Rioux ‘57 Mr. Charlie J. Rozum ‘00 Mr. Joseph G. Rudzinski ‘79 Mr. & Mrs. Antonino J. Ruggirello Mr. Antonino J. Ruggirello Jr. ‘10 Mr. Aniel J. Ruzzin ‘56 Mr. Curtis B. Salk ‘81 Mr. James H. Schemanske ‘63 Mr. Conor J. Schwalm ‘11 Mr. John W. Schwanneke Sr. ‘53 Mr. Raymond M. Setlock ‘87 Mr. Joseph A. Silvestri ‘11 Mr. Matthew B. Smith ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Snyder Mr. Joseph J. Sopha ‘07 Mr. & Mr. Michael J. Sovel Mr. Joseph F. Spring ‘48 Frank A. Stackhouse M.D. ‘69 Mr. Nicholas J. Stanis ‘07 Mr. Floyd L. Stanley Jr. ‘78 Mr. Andrew L. Stevens ‘00 Dr. Mark L. Stout ‘67 Mr. Elmer B. Stracke ‘38 Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Tack Mr. & Mrs. Masaki Taketani

Mr. William J. Tarnacki II ‘90 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Tolkacz Mr. Roy R. Trevisan ‘46 Mr. Edward J. Trojniak ‘50 Mr. Anthony Troschinetz III ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. David K. Trumpy Mr. Walter V. Urban Jr. ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Villa Mr. Kevin W. Walsh ‘13 Mr. Edward W. Wojtan Jr. ‘78 Mr. Patrick D. Wood ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Wydick

Other Donors Mr. Bruce C. Adams ‘65 Capt. Thomas H. Allor ‘56 Mr. Christopher B. Alonte ‘93 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Alpiner Mr. Eugene J. Altermatt ‘50 Mr. Evan R. Andreski ‘12 Mr. Robert J. Bauer ‘69 Mr. Paul F. Biebel ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Booms Mrs. Patricia A. Brennan Mr. & Mrs. James P. Broderick Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Bushart Mr. Donald L. Byerlein ‘43 Mr. Nathaniel H. Cantin ‘13 Mr. William M. Carbary C.P.A. ‘69 Mr. Michael J. Carpenter ‘66 Mr. J. Frederick Charbonneau ‘53 Mr. Anthony A. Chua ‘13 Mr. Kenneth Cislo ‘67 Mr. Michael A. Clarey ‘02 Mr. John D. Clarey ‘05 Mr. Kevin S. Cole ‘71 Mr. Daniel J. Collins Jr. ‘84 Mr. & Mrs. Mark G. Cords Mr. Donald J. Cotter ‘46 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Crespi Mr. William J. Cullen Sr. ‘47

Mr. & Mrs. Brian P. Culliton Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Davey C.P.O. Thomas G. DeClaire U.S.N.R. (Ret.) ‘50 Mr. Michael A. Derhake ‘90 Mr. Ryan C. Dillon ‘11 Mr. Lars J. Ekholm ‘13 Mr. Michael P. Evangelista ‘74 Mrs. Karen Faricy Miss SueAnn F’Geppert Mr. Alexander T. Flood ‘10 Mr. Corey D. Flood ‘05 Mr. Tyler N. Flood ‘04 Mr. Tynan M. Ford ‘13 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Gorski Mr. & Mrs. David J. Gronbach Mr. Joseph R. Gulas ‘54 Mr. Michael J. Gumbleton C.P.A. ‘73 Mr. Patrick G. Hesch ‘81 Mr. Eric H. Ingrody ‘08 Mr. Brian T. Jackett ‘02 Mr. Donald J. Josaitis ‘47 Mr. Albert A. Jose ‘13 Mr. Michael N. Karana ‘13 Mr. Brian R. Kolka Mr. Florian C. Kucharski ‘58 Mr. Ralph P. Labadie ‘49 Mr. Kevin A. Lambert ‘70 Mr. Trevor K. Lambert ‘09 Dr. Douglas A. Laurain ‘05 Ms. Annette Liike Mr. Mark J. Livernois ‘69 Dr. R. William Lustig ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Craig G. MacFarlane Mr. John N. Makara ‘57 Mr. Jon E. Manos ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Sam J. Martinico Mrs. Mary Beth Mascari Mr. Thomas J. McGee ‘49 Mrs. Shirley McNeely Mr. Robert J. Mickiewicz ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. Louis S. Mielcarek Ms. Susan Misiulis Mr. John A. Monark ‘42 Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Moss Mr. Daniel P. Neibauer ‘66

Mr. & Mrs. Chris Nielsen Mr. Patrick L. Nolan ‘86 Ms. Georgia R. Nolen Mr. Jerome H. Nymberg Jr. ‘47 Mrs. Patricia Thull O’Brien Mr. Robert T. O’Brien ‘10 Mr. Thomas D. O’Connor ‘51 Mr. Thomas O’Keefe Dr. Charles E. Parrott D.O. ‘47 Mr. Jack E. Phillips ‘56 Mr. Charles J. Raymo ‘49 Ms. Ana Restrepo Mr. John M. Ridal ‘69 Mr. Jeffrey J. Roegner ‘84 Mr. Robert G. Romps ‘48 Mr. & Mrs. David M. Savard Mr. Andrew V. Schembri ‘51 Mr. Joel M. Scheuher ‘86 Mr. Jerome J. Schmidt C.P.C.U. ‘50 Mr. Sean S. Senecal ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sgambati Mr. & Mrs. Brian Simmons Mr. Garry P. Simpson ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Sinutko Ms. Barbara A. Smolboski Mr. & Mrs. Alan C. Smullen Mr. John G. Spath ‘43 Mr. Joseph E. Spyrka ‘13 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Stevens Mr. Michael J. Stolnicki ‘61 Mr. Keith R. Szymanski ‘02 Mr. Ronald T. Thomas ‘62 Mr. Edward A. Turek ‘85 Mr. & Mrs. James M. Urbanik Mr. Thomas L. Voutsos ‘10 Mr. Brian F. Walker ‘52 Mr. Craig N. Werner ‘06 Mr. Robert F. Wider ‘69 Mr. Michael A. Wilson ‘61 Mr. Paul J. Wolf ‘47 Mr. John C. Young Jr. ‘71 Mr. Steven A. Zapton ‘62 Mr. Thomas A. Zielinski CPIM ‘75

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Class Giving

by Year 1936 - $200.00 Mr. William B. Smith Jr. ‘36 1938 - $2,150.00 Mr. John M. Rady ‘38 Mr. Daniel E. Stewart ‘38 Mr. Elmer B. Stracke ‘38 1940 - $210.00 Mr. Douglas J. Bohrer ‘40 Dr. John M. Nehra ‘40 1941 - $600.00 Mr. William J. Redman ‘41 Mr. Lloyd G. Ternes Sr. ‘41 1942 - $525.00 Mr. Bernard De Primo ‘42 Mr. Ernest H. Garbinski ‘42 Mr. Gordon B. Hall Jr. ‘42 Dr. John H. McLaughlin ‘42 Mr. John A. Monark ‘42 Mr. Stanley P. Wilkins ‘42 1943 - $51,930.00 Mr. Leonard L. Balkus ‘43 Mr. Donald L. Byerlein ‘43 Mr. Allan D. Chisholm ‘43 Mr. William G. Clancey ‘43 Mr. Henry R. Gilbert ‘43 Mr. Donald J. Harrington ‘43 Mr. William G. Pirronello ‘43 Mr. John G. Spath ‘43 1944 - $1,350.00 Mr. James R. Beale ‘44 Hon. John M. Dillon ‘44 Mr. James H. Edwards ‘44 Mr. James R. Healy ‘44 Mr. Edward J. Jelonek Sr. ‘44 1945 - $3,550.00 Mr. Ralph W. Downey ‘45 Mr. George J. Krymow ‘45 Mr. Gabriel P. Migala ‘45 Hon. Roland L. Olzark ‘45 Dr. Charles A. Porretta ‘45 Mr. Alvin J. Winkel ‘45

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1946 - $970.00 Mr. Robert C. Bayer ‘46 Mr. James H. Burress Jr. ‘46 Mr. Donald J. Cotter ‘46 Mr. George E. Fahrenkopf ‘46 Mr. Norman F. Guilbault ‘46 Mr. Robert J. Jensen ‘46 Mr. John S. Lawler ‘46 Mr. Louis A. Pokriefka CPA ‘46 George F. Porretta M.D. ‘46 Mr. Roy R. Trevisan ‘46 Mr. Alvin F. Zientek ‘46 1947 - $2,980.00 Mr. James D. Aston ‘47 Mr. Julius A. Becker ‘47 Hon. Thomas E. Brennan ‘47 Dr. R. Gerald Coyle ‘47 Mr. William J. Cullen Sr. ‘47 Mr. John J. Hess ‘47 Mr. Donald J. Josaitis ‘47 Mr. Thomas P. Murray ‘47 Mr. Jerome H. Nymberg Jr. ‘47 Mr. Lewis D. Owens ‘47 Dr. Charles E. Parrott D.O. ‘47 Mr. Arthur P. Ronan ‘47 Mr. Paul J. Wolf ‘47 1948 - $2,150.00 Mr. Thomas J. Desser ‘48 Mr. John E. Hilber ‘48 Mr. John A. Jeffrey ‘48 Mr. Robert J. Kopas ‘48 Mr. Joseph T. Krajewski ‘48 Mr. James D. Lark ‘48 Dr. Edward C. McLaughlin ‘48 Mr. George J. Mejaly ‘48 Mr. Michael T. Murray CFA ‘48 Mr. George H. Pickard ‘48 Mr. Robert G. Romps ‘48 Mr. Joseph F. Spring ‘48 1949 - $4,691.00 Mr. Paul G. Barry ‘49 George F. Dietz MD ‘49 Mr. John T. Flanagan ‘49 Mr. George J. Francis ‘49 Mr. Richard M. Girardot ‘49

Mr. Perry C. Huellmantel ‘49 Dr. Donald C. Kramer D.D.S., M.S. ‘49 Mr. Stanley E. Krzeminski ‘49 Mr. Ralph P. Labadie ‘49 Mr. Thomas J. McGee ‘49 Mr. Andrew J. Mikulec ‘49 Mr. Douglas G. Perenchio ‘49 Mr. Charles J. Raymo ‘49 Mr. Salvatore F. Zappia ‘49 1950 - $11,130.00 Mr. Eugene J. Altermatt ‘50 Dr. Gerald V. Cutcher ‘50 Rev. Albert W. Cylwicki C.S.B. ‘50 C.P.O. Thomas G. DeClaire U.S.N.R. (Ret.) ‘50 Dr. Gerald C. Dietz Sr., D.D.S. ‘50 Mr. Daniel J. Dilworth ‘50 Mr. John W. Glowacki ‘50 Mr. James P. Lagrou ‘50 Mr. Gerald E. Mackey ‘50 Thomas F. Moore M.D. ‘50 Hon. James L. Ryan ‘50 Mr. Jerome J. Schmidt C.P.C.U. ‘50 Mr. Edward J. Trojniak ‘50 Mr. Louis E. Yeager ‘50 1951 - $5,325.00 Mr. Harold L. Brock ‘51 Mr. James T. Fahrenkopf ‘51 Mr. Edward J. Foley, Ph.B., C.P.C.U. ‘51 Msgr. Russell Gagne ‘51 Mr. Bernard J. LaLonde PhD ‘51 Mr. Neal F. Mason ‘51 Mr. James R. Miller ‘51 Mr. Ralph P. Miner ‘51 Mr. Thomas D. O’Connor ‘51 Mr. Daniel J. Pelzer ‘51 Mr. Frank H. Ross ‘51 Dr. Robert J. Schafer ‘51 Mr. Andrew V. Schembri ‘51 Mr. Donald A. Zettel ‘51 1952 - $3,070.00 Mr. Daniel F. Broderick ‘52

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Mr. Donald J. Broderick ‘52 Mr. Harry G. Crespi ‘52 Mr. William M. Dunlop Sr. ‘52 Mr. Joseph M. Farrug C.R.C. ‘52 Mr. Walter R. Fijal ‘52 Mr. Edward J. Foley ‘52 Mr. Richard V. Giacobbi ‘52 Mr. Casimer A. Green ‘52 Mr. Daniel P. Gumbleton M.S.W. ‘52 Mr. Arthur A. Kowalski ‘52 Mr. William J. Krzyminski ‘52 Hon. Richard J. Liedel ‘52 Mr. Michael A. Monteleone ‘52 Mr. James E. Pope Jr. ‘52 Mr. Edmund Pujdowski Jr. ‘52 Mr. Raymond A. Russell ‘52 Mr. Thomas J. Swieczkowski ‘52 Mr. Brian F. Walker ‘52 1953 - $4,250.00 Mr. Kenneth J. Barnes ‘53 Mr. Robert T. Benz ‘53 Mr. Eugene W. Bronski ‘53 Mr. J. Frederick Charbonneau ‘53 Mr. Michael J. Farrug ‘53 Mr. Waldemar M. Goulet PhD ‘53 Mr. Michael J. Hilber ‘53 Dr. Richard J. Lomas ‘53 Mr. Joseph McKevitz ‘53 Mr. Thomas V. Moylan ‘53 Mr. Richard J. Pazin Sr. ‘53 Mr. Frank P. Perliski ‘53 Mr. John W. Schwanneke Sr. ‘53 Mr. Larry Smith ‘53 Mr. Francis G. Tenbusch ‘53 Mr. Gerald D. Welch ‘53 1954 - $3,860.00 Mr. Arthur A. Adamowicz ‘54 Mr. Raymond A. Barnas Sr. ‘54 Mr. Dale J. Boes ‘54 Mr. Jacques G. Bourque ‘54

Francis Paul Brancaleone, Ph.D. ‘54 Mr. Richard J. Brennan ‘54 Mr. Rick Faubert ‘54 Mr. James J. Galvin Sr. ‘54 Mr. Thaddeus J. Grabowski ‘54 Mr. Joseph R. Gulas ‘54 Mr. Jon E. Manos ‘54 Mr. Gerald F. McCarthy ‘54 Mr. Patrick A. McDonald ‘54 Mr. Joseph M. McGlynn ‘54 Mr. Edward H. Mooney ‘54 Mr. Donald V. Nymberg ‘54 Mr. Ronald S. Paske ‘54 Donald P. Piche D.D.S. ‘54 Mr. Robert J. Simmons ‘54 1955 - $9,785.00 Mr. William F. Barr ‘55 Dr. George R. Bartl ‘55 Mr. Raymond C. Billinghurst ‘55 Mr. Samuel A. Borri Jr. ‘55 Mr. Terrence E. Brady ‘55 George A. Colburn Ph.D. ‘55 Mr. John R. Cottrell ‘55 Mr. Richard Cuchetti ‘55 Mr. Daniel F. Delaney ‘55 Dr. Douglas Foley ‘55 Mr. J. Cyril Hanisko ‘55 Mr. Frederick R. Hurley ‘55 Mr. Norbert A. Kozlowski Jr. ‘55 Mr. Richard A. Lubeck ‘55 Mr. Richard L. Marentette ‘55 Mr. Paul D. McGlynn PhD ‘55 Mr. Charles H. Nolan ‘55 Mr. David E. Rice ‘55 Mr. Terry T. Wall ‘55 Mr. David A. Young ‘55 1956 - $3,725.00 Capt. Thomas H. Allor ‘56 Mr. Burdette L. Black ‘56 Mr. Vincent F. Bowler ‘56 Mr. Denis J. Connolly ‘56 Mr. Theodore E. Debaene ‘56 Mr. John H. Fowler ‘56 Mr. Richard A. Giuffre ‘56 Mr. Charles E. Grade ‘56

Mr. John W. Henry ‘56 Mr. Leroy G. Johnson C.P.A. ‘56 Mr. Robert W. Klein ‘56 Joseph F. Marshall M.D. ‘56 Mr. George P. McDonnell ‘56 Mr. Dennis M. McGrath ‘56 Mr. Donald J. Melotik ‘56 Mr. Ronald V. Paul ‘56 Mr. Jack E. Phillips ‘56 Mr. Aniel J. Ruzzin ‘56 Mr. James E. Thompson ‘56 Mr. Walter V. Urban Jr. ‘56 Mr. Patrick D. Wood ‘56 1957 - $17,564.00 Mr. John A. Bales ‘57 Mr. Frank J. Banar ‘57 Mr. Robert J. Battista ‘57 Mr. Daniel J. Bazner R.Ph. ‘57 Mr. William J. Bellinger ‘57 Mr. Sylvester G. Black ‘57 Mr. James E. Breyer ‘57 Mr. Daniel J. Collins Sr. ‘57 Mr. William A. Dupree ‘57 Mr. Paul A. Elstro ‘57 F. Michael Faubert Ph.D. ‘57 Mr. Lawrence J. Hipschen ‘57 Mr. Thomas E. King ‘57 Mr. Thomas D. Kramer ‘57 Mr. Timothy F. Lauster ‘57 Mr. John N. Makara ‘57 Mr. Alan R. Moran ‘57 Mr. Terrence E. Pollard ‘57

Mr. Timothy C. Pollard ‘57 Mr. Ronald G. Pordon ‘57 Mr. Thomas M. Prus ‘57 Mr. Richard D. Recchia ‘57 Mr. Jerome A. Rioux ‘57 Mr. Edward A. Ryder ‘57 Lt. Col. John C. Tragis ‘57 Mr. James T. Trewartha ‘57 Mr. Bruno P. Zanlungo ‘57 1958 - $28,003.00 Mr. John P. Argenta ‘58 Mr. David R. Bartush ‘58 Mr. Keith S. Bauman ‘58 Mr. Gerald M. Belian P.E. ‘58 Mr. Paul H. Bibeau ‘58 Mr. David J. Boyd C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Terrence M. Brady ‘58 Mr. Gary J. Brand ‘58 Mr. Philip J. Burns ‘58 Dr. Frank R. Cain D.D.S. ‘58 Mr. Arthur M. Ciagne Jr. ‘58 Mr. James E. Cleary ‘58 Mr. John P. Connolly ‘58 Mr. Terrence O. Connolly ‘58 Mr. Nicholas J. DiCicco ‘58 Mr. Edward D. Falvey Jr. ‘58 Mr. Richard F. Fenech ‘58 Mr. Robert C. Fitzgerald ‘58 Mr. James A. Gorcyca ‘58 Mr. Gerald R. Govjanian ‘58 Mr. Thomas R. Handloser ‘58 Mr. Gerald F. Heilstedt ‘58 Mr. Gary S. Julien ‘58

Mr. Terence E. Kelly C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Florian C. Kucharski ‘58 Mr. Donald D. MacKercher Jr. ‘58 Mr. James F. Martin ‘58 Mr. William L. Matthews C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Nick A. Merucci ‘58 Mr. Robert P. Morris ‘58 Mr. Edward F. Moylan ‘58 Mr. Patrick J. O’Hara ‘58 Mr. James B. Pachucki ‘58 Mr. Thomas J. Podgajski ‘58 Mr. James P. Quinlan ‘58 Mr. Richard J. Raleigh ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Rosowski ‘58 Mr. Robert A. Santello ‘58 Dr. George A. Schaub ‘58 Mr. Robert J. Seaton U.S.A.F. (Ret.) ‘58 Mr. Edwin G. Stevens ‘58 Mr. Thomas E. Strong ‘58 Mr. Paul M. Tschirhart ‘58 Mr. Dennis J. Tymosko ‘58 Mr. Lawrence J. Zucal ‘58 1959 - $6,730.00 Mr. Peter A. Basile ‘59 Mr. Robert A. Clark MSB ‘59 Mr. David R. Frankhart ‘59 Mr. Edward G. Gable ‘59 Mr. W. Roger Goralski ‘59 Mr. Carl M. Kalita ‘59 Mr. Walter B. Mason Jr. ‘59

Mr. William J. McNish ‘59 Mr. Lawrence W. Morgan ‘59 Mr. Robert S. Pachota ‘59 Mr. Brian D. Richardson ‘59 Mr. William R. Ritchie ‘59 Mr. Walter E. Schemanske ‘59 Mr. Leon M. Schurgin ‘59 Mr. Lawrence J. Secord C.P.A. ‘59 Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59 Mr. Edward J. Skrzycki ‘59 Mr. Marvin F. Strach ‘59 Mr. Michael E. Walker ‘59 1960 - $18,320.00 Mr. David R. Bodnar ‘60 Mr. Gerald R. Brickley ‘60 Mr. Ronald L. Brown ‘60 Mr. Timothy J. Curtin ‘60 Mr. John A. Fisher Jr. ‘60 Dr. John Q. Grossa Jr. ‘60 Edward L. Hagen Ph.D. ‘60 Mr. Frederick M. Heiler ‘60 Mr. Jeffrey J. Hornyak C.P.A. ‘60 Mr. Nikola Lucas ‘60 Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60 Mr. Lawrence F. Morin ‘60 Mr. Mark T. Rymsza ‘60 Mr. Carl E. Saam ‘60 Mr. Stanley M. Sheridan ‘60 Mr. Ronald T. Smillie ‘60 Mr. George M. Smrtka ‘60 1961 - $11,285.00 Dr. Jim A. Armstrong Ph.D. ‘61 Mr. Eugene E. Boivin ‘61 Mr. Edward J. Dixon ‘61 Mr. Augie Ferrera ‘61 Mr. John R. Glass ‘61 Mr. John F. Goetz ‘61 Mr. Dave T. Hernacki ‘61 Mr. David A. Holm ‘61 Dr. Donald Jablonski ‘61 Mr. Gary A. Kostrewa ‘61 Mr. Richard W. Kuzma ‘61 Mr. Frederick W. Lauck ‘61 Mr. John Lombardi ‘61 Mr. Dennis F. Ringvelski ‘61 Mr. William A. Sante II ‘61 Mr. Donald W. Stocker ‘61

Mr. Michael J. Stolnicki ‘61 Mr. Paul D. Sullivan ‘61 Mr. Frank J. Wendt Jr. ‘61 Mr. John J. Williams ‘61 Mr. Michael A. Wilson ‘61 Mr. Larry J. Zettel Ph.D. ‘61 1962 - $4,240.00 Robert R. Argenta D.D.S. ‘62 Mr. John M. Bolton ‘62 Mr. Gregory A. Bourke ‘62 Mr. J. Roger Cahaney ‘62 Mr. Henry M. Kassen ‘62 Dr. Joseph G. Kerschen ‘62 Mr. Frank J. Koontz ‘62 Mr. Robert J. Maher ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Stuart & Lorry H. Mahler ‘62 Mr. James N. Moylan ‘62 Mr. Richard F. Noethen ‘62 Mr. Michael J. O’Dea ‘62 Mr. Frederick D. Schultz ‘62 Mr. Anthony W. Shaieb ‘62 Mr. Ronald T. Thomas ‘62 Mr. Steven J. Wall ‘62 Mr. Gregory W. Wizgird ‘62 Mr. Milford E. Woodbeck Jr. ‘62 Mr. Steven A. Zapton ‘62 1963 - $9,050.00 Mr. James G. Baldwin T.T.E.E. ‘63 Mr. Robert R. Baran ‘63 Mr. Russell S. Bohn ‘63 Mr. Daniel J. Clarke ‘63 Mr. John M. D’Ambrosio ‘63 Mr. Ronald Dawes ‘63 Mr. Fernando F. Ferri ‘63 Mr. Walter A. Holdan C.P.A. ‘63 William J. Hughes II D.O. ‘63 Mr. Roland J. Kase ‘63 Mr. John P. McGuinness ‘63 Mr. Bernard J. Moore ‘63 Mr. Edward A. O’Donnell ‘63 Mr. William M. O’Keefe ‘63 Mr. Richard A. Robertson ‘63 Mr. Richard V. Rosowski ‘63 Mr. James H. Schemanske ‘63 Mr. Carl J. Schoeninger ‘63 Mr. Richard J. Terrill PhD ‘63 Mr. Patrick J. Vesnaugh ‘63

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1964 - $11,113.70 Mr. Richard C. Bales ‘64 Mr. Thomas J. Barylski ‘64 Dr. Arthur A. De Smet ‘64 Mr. Joseph W. Greene CPA ‘64 Mr. Norbert A. Gruley ‘64 Mr. Frank J. Haggerty ‘64 Mr. Forrest A. Hainline III ‘64 Mr. George C. Kunec ‘64 Mr. Thomas T. Longhway ‘64 Dr. R. William Lustig ‘64 Mr. William D. McSween ‘64 Dr. Michael J. Moir ‘64 Mr. Thomas M. Moore ‘64 Mr. William C. Richardson Jr. ‘64 Mr. John J. Ronayne III ‘64 Mr. William J. Roznowski ‘64 Mr. James L. Sauter ‘64 Mr. Gary R. Schaefer ‘64 Mr. Dale T. Smetek ‘64 1965 - $6,978.00 Mr. Bruce C. Adams ‘65 Mr. Timothy P. Brown ‘65 Mr. Richard C. Cicone ‘65 Mr. Thomas E. Dew ‘65 Mr. Brian P. Duffy ‘65 Mr. Daniel G. Durack ‘65 Mr. Allen W. Gable ‘65 Mr. Daniel J. Gavin ‘65 Mr. Michael J. Harrison ‘65 Mr. Thomas M. J. Hathaway ‘65 Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Mr. Dennis R. Kapp ‘65

Mr. William C. Kase Jr. ‘65 Mr. Leo F. Kowalyk Jr. ‘65 Mr. Frank A. Lisjak ‘65 Mr. Dennis Lukasik ‘65 Mr. Michael J. Madden J.D., C.P.C.U., C.F.P. ‘65 Mr. Kenneth McDaniel D.D.S. ‘65 Mr. Robert S. Nicholl ‘65 Mr. Timothy J. Price ‘65 Arunas Vaitiekaitis D.D.S. ‘65 1966 - $5,916.00 Mr. James M. Blaine ‘66 Mr. John D. Bohrer ‘66 Mr. Robert C. Burtch ‘66 Mr. Michael J. Carpenter ‘66 Mr. James P. Elliott ‘66 Mr. James H. Fydroski ‘66 Mr. Edwin S. Geisinger C.P.A. ‘66 Dr. Michael B. Haynes ‘66 Mr. Robert Ianni ‘66 Mr. Paul E. Jakuszewski ‘66 Mr. Peter J. Jeffrey ‘66 Mr. William F. Molner ‘66 Dr. Christopher J. Moran ‘66 Mr. Daniel P. Neibauer ‘66 Mr. David Ostrowski ‘66 Stan H. Przybylowicz Ph.D. ‘66 Mr. Leo Shulzitski Jr. ‘66 Michael E. Somand M.D. ‘66 Mr. Michael J. Walsh ‘66 Mr. Ralph A. Winnicker ‘66

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Class of ‘43

$51,930.00

Class of ‘58

$28,003.00

Class of ‘60

$18,320.00

Class of ‘57

$17,564.00

Class of ‘79

$14,442.57

Class of ‘68

$13,325.00

Class of ‘83

$13,073.50

Class of ‘67

$11,780.00

Class of ‘61

$11,285.00

Class of ‘84

$11,205.00

1967 - $11,780.00 Mr. Richard L. Barnabo ‘67 Mr. Kenneth Cislo ‘67 Dr. Thomas J. Fleszar ‘67 Mr. Harry Groth II ‘67 Mr. Keith J. Hanley ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy ‘67 Mr. Harold J. Koss ‘67 Mr. Robert B. Lemon ‘67 Mr. George J. Mager, Jr., Esq. ‘67 Mr. Frank J. Moran ‘67 Robert M. Perrie, D.D.S., M.S. ‘67 Mr. Craig F. Smith ‘67 Dr. Mark L. Stout ‘67 Mr. Lloyd G. Ternes Jr. ‘67 Mr. William A. Wiltsie Jr. ‘67 1968 - $13,325.00 Mr. Dennis M. Antoniotti ‘68 Mr. Robert C. Baugh ‘68 Hon. Robert J. Colombo Jr. ‘68 Mr. Brian T. Deuby ‘68 Dr. Daniel J. Dymek ‘68 Mr. James M. Gibbons Jr. ‘68 Hon. Richard P. Hathaway ‘68 Mr. Thomas J. Kenny ‘68 Mr. Kevin J. Killeen ‘68 Mr. Joel J. Kucharski ‘68 Mr. David Lewandowski ‘68 Mr. Michael J. MacDermott ‘68 Mr. Alan A. Malinchak ‘68 Mr. Thomas E. Sandon, Jr., C.P.A. ‘68 Mr. John J. Schrot Jr. ‘68 Mr. Thomas M. Woodbeck ‘68 1969 - $3,705.00 Mr. Robert J. Bauer ‘69 Mr. William M. Carbary C.P.A. ‘69 Mr. William A. Doyle C.P.A. ‘69 Mr. J. Gregory Faubert ‘69 Karl F. Kolbe M.D. ‘69 Mr. Mark J. Livernois ‘69 Mr. Richard A. Noelke ‘69

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Mr. David Paul ‘69 Capt. Kevin J. Ratigan ‘69 Mr. John M. Ridal ‘69 Frank A. Stackhouse M.D. ‘69 Mr. David C. Stang ‘69 Mr. Timothy J. Watts ‘69 Mr. Robert F. Wider ‘69 Mr. Robert C. Wilson ‘69 1970 - $2,790.00 Mr. Thomas A. Breuckman ‘70 Mr. John M. Cahill ‘70 Dr. John M. Cavanaugh ‘70 Dr. David W. Dolan ‘70 Mr. John L. Gierak ‘70 Dr. Roger A. Harden ‘70 Mr. Edward C. Hathaway ‘70 Mr. William S. Hudak ‘70 Mr. Michael T. Kelley C.P.A. ‘70 Mr. Kevin A. Lambert ‘70 Mr. Edward McGowan ‘70 Mr. James E. Mies Jr. ‘70 Mr. Carmine Palombo ‘70 Mr. Mitchell D. Quaine ‘70 Mr. Paul R. Shefferly ‘70 Mr. Brian H. Ward ‘70 Mr. Richard J. Young ‘70 1971 - $2,045.00 Mr. Kevin S. Cole ‘71 Mr. Robert J. Hoff ‘71 Mr. Paul G. Koch ‘71 Mr. Gerard W. Kohls ‘71 Mr. Ronald S. Majka ‘71 Fr. Dennis P. Noelke CSB ‘71 Cdr. Patrick J. Quinn U.S.N. (Ret.) ‘71 Mr. Peter A. Sandon Ph.D. ‘71 Dr. Stephen J. Watts ‘71 Mr. John C. Young Jr. ‘71 1972 - $2,430.00 Mr. Joseph C. Degennaro ‘72 Mr. Timothy J. Janisse ‘72 John E. Kelly Ph.D. ‘72 Mr. Anthony McDonnell ‘72 Mr. Kevin G. McGraw ‘72

Mr. Robert J. Mickiewicz ‘72 Mr. John A. Sauter ‘72 Mr. John Winnicker ‘72 1973 - $4,305.00 Dr. Richard J. Brudzynski Jr. ‘73 Paul J. Dirkes D.D.S. ‘73 Mr. Thomas B. Doran C.P.A. ‘73 Dr. Michael S. Dymek ‘73 Mr. Roderick A. Forman ‘73 Mr. Michael J. Gumbleton C.P.A. ‘73 Mr. Leo J. Haller CPA ‘73 Mr. Paul J. Jakary ‘73 Mr. David E. Kizyma ‘73 Mr. Paul H. Kullen ‘73 Mr. Gary S. Morris ‘73 Mr. Terrence J. Noetzel ‘73 Mr. Richard J. Wyant ‘73 1974 - $2,675.00 Mr. Roy D. Bates II ‘74 Mr. Keith B. Burns ‘74 Mr. John J. Cibrario ‘74 Mr. Richard A. Daniel ‘74 Mr. Ronald J. Drafta ‘74 Mr. Michael P. Evangelista ‘74 Mr. Richard B. Gentry ‘74 Mr. David B. McCall ‘74 Mr. Paul K. Noetzel ‘74 Mr. Timothy G. Reaume ‘74 Mr. Paul G. Russo ‘74 Mr. Kevin J. Sullivan ‘74 1975 - $3,195.00 Christopher J. Conlin M.D. ‘75 Mr. Michael R. Detz ‘75 Mr. Terrance S. Flynn ‘75 Mr. Joseph A. Lang Jr. ‘75 Mr. Brian L. MacDonald ‘75 Mr. Patrick S. Mulrooney ‘75 Mr. Alexander M. Nitkiewicz ‘75 Mr. Kenneth A. Rice ‘75 Dr. Richard J. Ruffing ‘75 Mr. Joseph M. Shubitowski ‘75 Mr. Garry P. Simpson ‘75 Mr. Thomas A. Zielinski CPIM ‘75

1976 - $2,800.00 Mr. Michael W. Burke C.P.A. ‘76 Most Rev. Michael J. Byrnes ‘76 Mr. Joseph H. Merucci ‘76 Mr. Daniel J. Obudzinski ‘76 Dr. David E. Obudzinski ‘76 Mr. Bernard V. Peterson ‘76 Mr. Robert M. Richter ‘76 Mr. William A. Riehl ‘76 Mr. Anthony N. Satullo ‘76 1977 - $5,985.00 Anonymous Thomas M. Bartos Sc.D. ‘77 Mr. Paul F. Biebel ‘77 Mr. Douglas P. Dodson ‘77 Mr. John P. Doyle II ‘77 Dr. Mark Gerald Frizzo ‘77 Mr. Mark W. James Sr. ‘77 Mr. John H. Kauffman III ‘77 Mr. Robert A. Kolinski ‘77 Mr. Robert D. Kravutske ‘77 Mr. Alan M. Merlo ‘77 Mr. Thomas G. Pegler ‘77 Dr. Richard W. Skupski ‘77 1978 - $5,740.00 Mr. Thomas C. Abraham ‘78 Mr. Matthew D. Blaney ‘78 Mr. David G. Coseo ‘78 Mr. Gregory K. Gajewski ‘78 Mr. David T. Grace ‘78 Mr. Thomas B. Lorenz Jr. ‘78 Mr. Gregory McEachern ‘78 Mr. Mark D. Murawski ‘78 Mr. Nemir R. Nadhir ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Nugent ‘78 Mr. Charles W. Rashid ‘78 Judge James R. Redford ‘78 Mr. Jay W. Snyder ‘78 Mr. Floyd L. Stanley Jr. ‘78 Mr. William J. Vincent ‘78 Mr. Craig D. Wobrock ‘78 Mr. Edward W. Wojtan Jr. ‘78 1979 - $14,442.57 Mr. Kenneth P. Kowalski ‘79 Mr. Vincent C. Maiorana ‘79 Mr. John M. Martin ‘79 Mr. Mark E. Niehaus ‘79

Mr. Kevin J. O’Connor ‘79 Mr. Joseph G. Rudzinski ‘79 Dr. Lawrence W. Schenden ‘79 Mr. Steven J. Summers ‘79 Mr. Daniel E. Tomala C.P.A. ‘79 1980 - $2,580.00 Mr. Michael A. Cox ‘80 Dr. David H. Gorski ‘80 Mr. James F. Govan ‘80 Mr. Patrick T. Heffernan ‘80 Mr. Daniel M. Majewski ‘80 Mr. Richard K. Moote ‘80 Mr. Patrick F. Mulcahy ‘80 Mr. Jack K. Snyder ‘80 Mr. Kevin L. Teevens ‘80 Mr. Norman G. Thomas ‘80 1981 - $1,935.00 Mr. Philip M. Balmforth ‘81 Mr. Richard J. Bartos ‘81 Dr. Mark S. Bolgar PhD ‘81 Mr. John A. Culver ‘81 Mr. Patrick G. Hesch ‘81 Mr. Kurt E. Hetke ‘81 Mr. Stephen J. Merritt ‘81 Mr. Vytas J. Radze ‘81 Mr. Curtis B. Salk ‘81 Dr. Michael K. Shaw Ph.D. ‘81 Mr. Kevin W. Wisely ‘81 1982 - $9,634.60 Dr. Kevin J. Berlin ‘82 Dr. Donald J. Conn ‘82 Mr. Mark J. Cottrell ‘82 Mr. Paul R. Cottrell ‘82 Mr. John W. Giehrl C.P.A. ‘82 Mr. Marty P. Hussey ‘82 Mr. Daniel F. Ishac ‘82 Mr. David G. Kassa ‘82 Mr. Kevin J. McDermott ‘82 Mr. Edmond A. Swad C.P.A. ‘82 Mr. Anthony Troschinetz III ‘82 Dr. Eric D. Zylinski ‘82 1983 - $13,073.50 Hon. Patrick J. Bagley ‘83 Mr. John R. Bebes C.P.A. ‘83

Mr. Paul E. Buchanan ‘83 Mr. James W. Considine III ‘83 Mr. Frank M. Cooney ‘83 Mr. Robert Joseph Elwell ‘83 Mr. Edward L. Ewald, Jr., Esq. ‘83 Mr. David J. Falk ‘83 Mr. John B. Fitzpatrick ‘83 Mr. Todd A. Forfinski ‘83 Mr. Michael J. Giannetti ‘83 Mr. Craig J. Gleeson ‘83 Mr. Mark G. Holowicki ‘83 Mr. Kenneth A. Johnston ‘83 Mr. Michael C. Katkic ‘83 Mr. Jerry S. Knoy ‘83 Mr. Steven Kolhoff ‘83 Mr. Kevin T. Kral, C.P.A., P.F.S., C.F.P. ‘83 Mr. Thomas M. Krasnewich ‘83 Mr. David J. Lerg ‘83 Mr. Thomas J. Malone ‘83 Mr. Thomas P. McCall ‘83 Mr. David B. McPhail ‘83 Mr. Eric Dean McPherson ‘83 Mr. Michael M. Meister ‘83 Mr. Nick E. Merucci ‘83 Mr. Patrick V. Michel ‘83 Mr. Richard L. Mularoni ‘83 Mr. Frank J. Murphy ‘83 Mr. Brian A. Peck ‘83 Mr. Ronald J. Raftery ‘83 Mr. Kelly W. Ronayne ‘83 Mr. Paul G. Rosowski ‘83 Mr. Gregory L. Sala ‘83 Dr. & Mrs. Philip T. Schmitt ‘83 Mr. Christopher A. Schrot ‘83 Mr. David B. Spiegel ‘83 Mr. Shadd A. Whitehead ‘83 1984 - $11,205.00 Mr. James A. Babcock ‘84 Mr. David A. Brauer ‘84 Mr. Brian D. Broderick ‘84 Mr. Daniel J. Collins Jr. ‘84 Mr. John P. Connor ‘84 Mr. Patrick A. Copland ‘84 Mr. Daniel O. Doyle ‘84 Mr. Daniel J. George ‘84 Mr. Robert J. Martin ‘84

Mr. John W. McNish ‘84 Mr. Domenic E. Mininni ‘84 Mr. James W. Murphy ‘84 Mr. David J. Navarre ‘84 Mr. John M. Rakoczy ‘84 Mr. Edwin J. Rennell III ‘84 Mr. Jeffrey J. Roegner ‘84 Mr. David A. Sanabria ‘84 Mr. Stuart J. Sokolowski ‘84 Mr. William P. Sullivan ‘84 Mr. Gerald M. Swiacki ‘84 Mr. Joseph B. Urso Jr. ‘84 Dr. Daniel J. Vargovick ‘84 Dr. Jerome E. Webster ‘84 Mr. Michael D. Wik ‘84 Mr. Michael J. Zdrodowski ‘84 Mr. Scott Zielinski ‘84 1985 - $3,471.00 Mr. Stephen V. Christian ‘85 Mr. Joseph A. Elliott ‘85 Mr. R. John Heaman ‘85 Michael A. Hensien M.D. ‘85 Mr. Mark K. Kramer P.E. ‘85 Mr. Jeffrey A. Radtke ‘85 Mr. Thomas J. Rice C.P.A. ‘85 Sfc. Damien Downey Siwik USA ‘85 Mr. Edward A. Turek ‘85 1986 - $1,518.40 Mr. Walter F. Bartels ‘86

Mr. Jefferson A. Brand ‘86 Mr. Vincent J. Esser ‘86 Mr. Patrick L. Nolan ‘86 Mr. Thomas P. Pelon ‘86 Dr. Mark C. Pinto ‘86 Mr. Joel M. Scheuher ‘86 Norman N. Sesi Ph.D. ‘86 Mr. Matthew B. Smith ‘86 1987 - $3,000.00 Mr. Charles D. Bullock ‘87 Mr. Daniel G. Feenstra ‘87 Mr. George S. Fish ‘87 Mr. Michael Kim ‘87 Mr. Daniel R. Michel ‘87 Mr. Michael E. Napierkowski ‘87 Mr. Robert P. Noetzel ‘87 Mr. James N. O’Connell ‘87 Mr. Mitchell P. Quint ‘87 Mr. Raymond M. Setlock ‘87 Mr. Robert H. Transou III ‘87 Mr. Michael T. Zago ‘87 1988 - $4,000.00 Mr. James R. Acho ‘88 Mr. Joseph P. Derhake ‘88 Mr. Kenneth J. Herrmann ‘88 Mr. Ted R. Rieple ‘88 Mr. Jerry J. Rioux ‘88 Mr. Michael J. Schwartz ‘88 Mr. Justin P. Snyder ‘88

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1989 - $1,515.00 Mr. Kristian P. Keller ‘89 Mr. Joseph A. Lavigne ‘89 Mr. Matthew J. Leslie ‘89 Mr. John A. Linenberg ‘89 Mr. Aaron B. Romain ‘89 Mr. Sean S. Senecal ‘89 Mr. Mark E. Staniforth M.D. ‘89

Mr. George A. Payapilly ‘95 Mr. Craig P. Wasen ‘95

1990 - $625.00 Mr. Roger A. Balwinski ‘90 Mr. Michael A. Derhake ‘90 Mr. David R. Girolamo ‘90 Mr. Patrick W. Koelzer ‘90 Mr. Kurt R. Meister ‘90 Mr. William J. Tarnacki II ‘90

1997 - $350.00 Mr. John A. DiBella ‘97 Mr. Andrew J. Flowerday ‘97

1991 - $700.00 Mr. William A. Cilluffo II ‘91 Mr. Gregory P. Dyer ‘91 Mr. Scott M. Reid ‘91 1992 - $641.50 Mr. David A. Farkas ‘92 Mr. James P. Habel ‘92 Mr. Andrew L. Kronk ‘92 Mr. Robert F. Kummer ‘92 1993 - $2,070.00 Mr. Christopher B. Alonte ‘93 Mr. David M. Freitas ‘93 Mr. Daniel P. Griffin ‘93 Mr. Terence J. Griffin ‘93 Mr. Brian C. Paluk ‘93 Mr. Mark V. West ‘93 1994 - $2,130.00 Mr. Stephan D. Fedea ‘94 Mr. Zachary S. Fowler ‘94 Mr. Andrew P. Nielson ‘94 Mr. Paul M. Quinones ‘94 Mr. Andrew H. Slankster ‘94 Mr. Brian F. Smith ‘94 Mr. Todd N. Turowski ‘94 1995 - $678.12 Mr. John P. Argenta ‘95 Mr. Robert T. Beckman ‘95 Mr. Andrew R. Gignac ‘95 Mr. Aaron M. Kaleniecki ‘95 Dr. Jason W. Kieltyka Ph.D. ‘95

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1996 - $835.40 Mr. Dante Cerroni ‘96 Mr. Josh E. Delos Reyes ‘96 Mr. Keith A. Knoeferl ‘96 Mr. Michael J. Kostun ‘96 Mr. Daniel V. Mulvihill Jr. ‘96

1998 - $550.00 Mr. Matthew J. R. Milas ‘98 Mr. Paul J. Nicastri ‘98 Mr. Lee C. O’Connell ‘98 Mr. Brendan R. Rooney ‘98 Mr. Timothy G. Zajaros Jr. ‘98 1999 - $550.00 Mr. Gregory G. Bechard ‘99 Mr. Ronald P. Sarata II ‘99 2000 - $700.00 Mr. Bryan C. Bernys ‘00 Mr. Jeffrey A. Haller ‘00 Mr. Kevin J. Respondek ‘00 Mr. Charlie J. Rozum ‘00 Mr. Andrew L. Stevens ‘00 2001 - $1,550.00 Mr. David J. Danic ‘01 Mr. William C. Glaab ‘01 Mr. Daniel A. Krawiec II ‘01 Mr. Ian S. McHenry ‘01 Mr. David P. J. Tovey ‘01 2002 - $1,070.00 Mr. Sean M. Abraham ‘02 Mr. Michael A. Clarey ‘02 Mr. Brian T. Jackett ‘02 Mr. Thomas H. Jakacki ‘02 Mr. Keith D. Lukasik ‘02 Mr. Rob B. McIntosh ‘02 Dr. Adam M. Ralko ‘02 Mr. Brian M. Shinney ‘02 Mr. Keith R. Szymanski ‘02 Mr. Ryan A. Wrobleski ‘02 2003 - $250.00 Mr. Robert A. Ficano II ‘03 Mr. Mark F. Pfitzenmaier ‘03

2004 - $735.00 Mr. Steven J. Coxford ‘04 Mr. Gabriel A. Diaz ‘04 Mr. Tyler N. Flood ‘04 Mr. Kevin M. Gardner ‘04 2005 - $165.00 Mr. John D. Clarey ‘05 Mr. Corey D. Flood ‘05 Dr. Douglas A. Laurain ‘05 Mr. Scott L. Pfeffer ‘05 2006 - $255.00 Mr. Adam R. Dubois ‘06 Mr. Scott E. Malinowski ‘06 Mr. Timothy R. Nagrocki ‘06 Mr. Nicholas M. Saleh ‘06 Mr. Craig N. Werner ‘06 2007 - $410.00 Mr. Kyle J. Bridges ‘07 Mr. David D. Bushart ‘07 Lt. JG David A. Galiyas Jr. ‘07 Mr. Brian T. Kelly ‘07 Mr. Anthony J. Petty II ‘07 Mr. Joseph J. Sopha ‘07 Mr. Nicholas J. Stanis ‘07 Mr. Alessandro G. M. Vagnini ‘07 2008 - $145.00 Mr. Scott L. Farida ‘08 Mr. Eric H. Ingrody ‘08 Mr. Ryan P. Obarzanek ‘08 2009 - $25.00 Mr. Trevor K. Lambert ‘09 2010 - $350.00 Mr. James M. DiMilia ‘10 Mr. Alexander T. Flood ‘10 Mr. Sean R. Flowerday ‘10 Mr. Robert T. O’Brien ‘10 Mr. Joseph R. Pacente ‘10

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Mr. Antonino J. Ruggirello Jr. ‘10 Mr. Thomas L. Voutsos ‘10 2011 - $320.00 Mr. Ryan C. Dillon ‘11 Mr. Ryan D. Doyle ‘11 Mr. Jackson A. Elliott ‘11 Mr. Robert G. Kaylor ‘11 Mr. Conor J. Schwalm ‘11 Mr. Joseph A. Silvestri ‘11 2012 - $175.00 Mr. Evan R. Andreski ‘12 Mr. Kyle S. Cooper ‘12 Mr. Steven T. Schmitt ‘12 2013 - $312.00 Mr. Nathaniel H. Cantin ‘13 Mr. Anthony A. Chua ‘13 Mr. Matthew P. Confer ‘13 Mr. Jacob E. Connell ‘13 Mr. Lars J. Ekholm ‘13 Mr. Tynan M. Ford ‘13 Mr. Albert A. Jose ‘13 Mr. Michael N. Karana ‘13 Mr. Joseph P. Obarzanek ‘13 Mr. Joseph E. Spyrka ‘13 Mr. Kevin W. Walsh ‘13

Foundations & Matching Gifts ABBVIE Foundation Alliance Data Matching Gift Program Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. Anchor Bay Hockey Inc. Applebee’s Restaurant AZPAC Match Program Birmingham Country Club BP Foundation, Inc. Compuware

Community Foundation for Southeastern Michigan Conrad Charitable Foundation David Lives On Dominique Fischer ‘05 Memorial Foundation Eli Lilly and Company Foundation, Inc. ExxonMobil Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Company GreenStone Farm Credit Services JMS and Associates, Inc. Joe’s Produce Gourmet Market Johnson, Kula & Company, P.C. Lubrizol Foundation Meijer Melaleuca McNish Foundation Motorola O’Neil Foundation Pilgrim Party Shoppe Pfizer, Inc. Rieple Family Charitable Trust Schwartz Investment Counsel, Inc. Sharky’s on the Pier The Live Like Andi Foundation, Inc. The Walt Disney Company Foundation Thomson-MacConnell Cadillac Travelers CyberGrants, Inc. Wenderski & Associates, CPA P.C. Zatkoff Family Foundation

Special Gifts Mr. Dennis M. Barnes ‘79 Ms. Beth C. Beson Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Brown Ms. Susan Bushway CC Dads’ Club CC Mothers’ Club Compuware Mr. & Mrs. Scott Confer Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Doyle Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Ferrantino Mr. Kevin Fischer Mr. and Mrs. John L. Fitzpatrick Mr. John R. Foley ‘73 Mr. Daniel J. George ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Linas Gobis Dr. Michael W. Grieves Mr. Craig M. Hale ‘79 Mr. Veno Hesano ‘67 Mr. John H. Kauffman III ‘77 Mr. Charles F. Kleinbrook ‘79 Mr. Daniel A. Krawiec II ‘01 Mr. & Mrs. Jack N. Lawless III Mr. & Ms. Jeffrey R. Learned Mr. Joseph Maiorana ‘77 Mr. George B. Mc Closkey ‘46 Mr. George P. McDonnell ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. John McKeegan Mr. & Mrs. William McNish ‘59 Mr. John W. McNish ‘84 McNish Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Misco Mr.& Mrs. John G. Mizzi Mr. Alan R. Moran ‘57 Dr. Lisa A. Newman Mr. Michael V. Pachota ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Paul ‘80 Mr. & Richard J. Plawecki Mr. Charles W. Rashid ‘78 Mr. Edmond A. Swad C.P.A. ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. Jose N. Villarreal Dr. & Mrs. Sami S. Zarouk

Endowments & Memorial Gifts Jeffrey T. Andonian ‘02 Memorial Scholarship Fund Dr. & Mrs. James Andonian Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. Grzanowski Larry Baran ‘58 Memorial Fund Mr. David J. Boyd C.P.A. ‘58 Bales Family Scholarship Fund Mr. John A. Bales ‘57 Mr. Richard C. Bales ‘64 Robert Bennett Memorial Fund Mr. & Mrs. Michael Barkley The Belian-Senick Family Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. Gerald M. Belian P.E. ‘58 Mr. David J. Boyd C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Mark K. Kramer P.E. ‘85 William Brett ‘53 Memorial Fund Mrs. Mary T. Cavellier Mr. Francis G. Tenbusch ‘53 Jack Cavellier ‘53 Memorial Fund Mr. & Mrs. Al Abbatt Mr. & Mrs. Evans Bageris Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Berch Mr. Frank Bezak Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Botson Ms. Pamela Brady Mrs. Kathleen Brett The Brown Family Mr. & Mrs. Jack Burns Mr. Michael Burns Mr. & Mrs. James Clement Mr. & Mrs. Robert Doyle Mr. Joseph M. Farrug C.R.C. ‘52 Mr. Michael J. Farrug ‘53 Mr. Michael J. Hilber ‘53

Mr. & Mrs. Eddie D. Lowrance Mr. & Mrs. Duane Lucas Mr. Joseph McKevitz ‘53 Margaret McLaughlin Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Moore Mr. & Mrs. Donald Mouch Mr. Timothy Patrick Mr. Tom Pedersen Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Pederson Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Peterson Ms. Peggy Ronan Ms. Chrsitine Rupkey Mr. & Mrs. Keith Rusie Mr. & Mrs. Carl Simancik Mr. Kevin L. Teevens ‘80 Mr. Francis G. Tenbusch ‘53 Mr. & Mrs. John Trumpy Mr. & Mrs. Darin Walsh Susan Carroll Memorial Fund Dr. & Mrs. Terry Bradford Mr. & Mrs. David Canfield Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Stevens Catholic Central Mothers’ Club Endowment Fund Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Bobby C. Forever Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. Douglas G. Bohrer Ms. Chelsea Rhone

Mr. George O’Connell Mr. Terrence E. Pollard ‘57 Mr. Timothy C. Pollard ‘57 Mr. Thomas M. Prus ‘57 Mr. Edward A. Ryder ‘57 Mr. Bruno P. Zanlungo ‘57 Class of 1958 Endowment Fund Mr. John P. Argenta ‘58 Mr. David R. Bartush ‘58 Mr. Keith S. Bauman ‘58 Mr. Gerald M. Belian P.E. ‘58 Mr. Paul H. Bibeau ‘58 Mr. David J. Boyd C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Terrence M. Brady ‘58 Mr. Gary J. Brand ‘58 Mr. Philip J. Burns ‘58 Dr. Frank R. Cain D.D.S. ‘58 Mr. John P. Connolly ‘58 Mr. Terrence O. Connolly ‘58 Mr. Nicholas J. DiCicco ‘58 Mr. Edward D. Falvey Jr. ‘58 Mr. Richard F. Fenech ‘58 Mr. Robert C. Fitzgerald ‘58 Mr. James A. Gorcyca ‘58 Mr. Gerald R. Govjanian ‘58 Mr. Thomas R. Handloser ‘58 Mr. Gerald F. Heilstedt ‘58 Mr. Gary S. Julien ‘58 Mr. James F. Martin ‘58 Mr. Nick A. Merucci ‘58 Mr. Robert P. Morris ‘58 Mr. Edward F. Moylan ‘58 Mr. Patrick J. O’Hara ‘58 Mr. James B. Pachucki ‘58

Mr. Thomas J. Podgajski ‘58 Mr. James P. Quinlan ‘58 Mr. Richard J. Raleigh ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Rosowski ‘58 Mr. Robert A. Santello ‘58 Dr. George A. Schaub ‘58 Mr. Robert J. Seaton U.S.A.F. (Ret.) ‘58 Mr. Edwin G. Stevens ‘58 Mr. Thomas E. Strong ‘58 Mr. Paul M. Tschirhart ‘58 Mr. Dennis J. Tymosko ‘58 Mr. Lawrence J. Zucal ‘58 Class of 1963 Endowment Fund Mr. Roland J. Kase ‘63 Class of 1965 Endowment Fund Mr. Richard C. Cicone ‘65 Mr. Brian P. Duffy ‘65 Mr. Daniel G. Durack ‘65 Mr. Daniel J. Gavin ‘65 Mr. Michael J. Harrison ‘65 Mr. Thomas M. J. Hathaway ‘65 Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Mr. William C. Kase Jr. ‘65 Mr. Kenneth McDaniel D.D.S. ‘65 Mr. Louis E. Mioduszewski ‘65 Mr. David G. Richardson ‘65 Arunas Vaitiekaitis D.D.S. ‘65

Class of 1949 Endowment Fund George F. Dietz MD ‘49 Class of 1957 Endowment Fund Mr. William J. Bellinger ‘57 Mr. Sylvester G. Black ‘57 Mr. James E. Breyer ‘57 Mr. William A. Dupree ‘57 Mr. Paul A. Elstro ‘57 F. Michael Faubert Ph.D. ‘57 Mr. Thomas E. King ‘57 Mr. Thomas D. Kramer ‘57 Mr. Timothy F. Lauster ‘57 Mr. Alan R. Moran ‘57 Catholi c c entral A nnual donor report • w inter 2 0 1 5

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Class of 1968 Endowment Fund Mr. Dennis M. Antoniotti ‘68 Hon. Robert J. Colombo Jr. ‘68 Mr. James M. Gibbons Jr. ‘68 Hon. Richard P. Hathaway ‘68 Mr. Kenneth W. Lerg ‘68 Mr. Alan A. Malinchak ‘68 Mr. John J. Schrot Jr. ‘68 Mr. Thomas M. Woodbeck ‘68 Class of 1983 Endowment Fund Hon. Patrick J. Bagley ‘83 Mr. Paul E. Buchanan ‘83 Mr. James W. Considine III ‘83 Mr. Frank M. Cooney ‘83 Mr. Robert Joseph Elwell ‘83 Mr. Edward L. Ewald, Jr., Esq. ‘83 Mr. David J. Falk ‘83 Mr. Todd A. Forfinski ‘83 Mr. Michael J. Giannetti ‘83 Mr. Craig J. Gleeson ‘83 Mr. Harry Groth II ‘67 Mr. Mark G. Holowicki ‘83 Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Mr. Kenneth A. Johnston ‘83 Mr. Michael C. Katkic ‘83 Mr. Jerry S. Knoy ‘83 Mr. Steven Kolhoff ‘83 Mr. Kevin T. Kral, C.P.A., P.F.S., C.F.P. ‘83 Mr. David J. Lerg ‘83 Mr. Thomas J. Malone ‘83 Mr. Thomas P. McCall ‘83 Mr. David B. McPhail ‘83 Mr. Eric Dean McPherson ‘83 Mr. Michael M. Meister ‘83 Mr. Nick E. Merucci ‘83 Mr. Patrick V. Michel ‘83 Mr. Richard L. Mularoni ‘83 Mr. Frank J. Murphy ‘83 Mr. Brian A. Peck ‘83 Mr. Ronald J. Raftery ‘83 Mr. Kelly W. Ronayne ‘83 Mr. Paul G. Rosowski ‘83

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Mr. Gregory L. Sala ‘83 Dr. & Mrs. Philip T. Schmitt ‘83 Mr. Christopher A. Schrot ‘83 Mr. David B. Spiegel ‘83 Mr. Shadd A. Whitehead ‘83 Class of 1984 Endowment Fund Mr. James A. Babcock ‘84 Mr. David A. Brauer ‘84 Mr. John P. Connor ‘84 Mr. Patrick A. Copland ‘84 Mr. John W. McNish ‘84 Mr. James W. Murphy ‘84 Mr. David J. Navarre ‘84 Mr. Scott A. Ronan ‘84 Mr. David A. Sanabria ‘84 Mr. Stuart J. Sokolowski ‘84 Mr. William P. Sullivan ‘84 Mr. Gerald M. Swiacki ‘84 Mr. Joseph B. Urso Jr. ‘84 Dr. Daniel J. Vargovick ‘84 Dr. Jerome E. Webster ‘84 Mr. Michael D. Wik ‘84 Mr. Michael J. Zdrodowski ‘84 Mr. Scott Zielinski ‘84 Fr. Norbert Clemens, C.S.B. Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. Charles T. Burke ‘52 Mr. Daniel J. Dilworth ‘50 Mr. Thomas B. Doran C.P.A. ‘73 Mr. James M. Gibbons Jr. ‘68 Mr. Waldemar M. Goulet PhD ‘53 Mr. James P. Lagrou ‘50 Mr. William L. Matthews C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. David B. McCall ‘74 Thomas F. Moore M.D. ‘50 Mr. Thomas M. Moore ‘64 Mr. Alexander M. Nitkiewicz ‘75 Mr. Ted R. Rieple ‘88 Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59

The Vincent and Victoria Cylwicki Scholarship Fund Rev. Albert W. Cylwicki C.S.B. ‘50 Michael J. Devine ‘59 Memorial Fund Mr. & Mrs. John Balcer Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Basile Ms. Sharon Boeltcher Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Bonanata Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Bosco Mrs. Elizabeth G. Boyle Hon. Thomas E. Brennan ‘47 Mr. Lou Browl Mrs. Patricia Cogan Mr. & Mrs. JB Davies Hon. John M. Dillon ‘44 (dec) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ervin Mrs. Therese Fortney Mr. & Mrs. Jack Frasco Mr. Edward G. Gable ‘59 Mr. W. Roger Goralski ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Terry Graesse Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hubacker Ms. Mary Letscher Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60 Mr. James B. McDonald Mr. Lawrence W. Morgan ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick T. O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. John Pappas Mr. Brian D. Richardson ‘59 Ms. Colleen V. Ronayne Mr. Charles R. Rutherford Mr. Carl J. Schoeninger ‘63 Mr. George P. Schwartz CFA ‘62 Mr. Gregory J. Schwartz ‘59 Mrs. Barbara Shurmur Mr. Edward J. Skrzycki ‘59 Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Stephenson Mr. & Mrs. Albert Tochet Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Twomey Mr. John Walker Mr. Michael E. Walker ‘59 Mr. Salvatore F. Zappia ‘49 Hon. John M. Dillon ‘44 Memorial Fund Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60

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Fr. Edward W. Donoher, C.S.B. Scholarship Fund Mr. Brian D. Richardson ‘59 Mr. Richard J. Terrill PhD ‘63

Mrs. Michele W. Valant Mr. Carl E. Weiss

Robert Duggan ‘83 Scholarship Fund Judge & Mrs. Patrick Duggan

Fr. Gerard French, CSB Scholarship Fund Mr. Roy D. Bates II ‘74 Mr. Samuel A. Borri Jr. ‘55 Mr. David J. Boyd C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Thomas A. Breuckman ‘70 Mr. James H. Burress Jr. ‘46 Mr. William M. Carbary C.P.A. ‘69 Mr. Donald J. Cotter ‘46 Mr. Thomas E. Dew ‘65 Mr. Ralph W. Downey ‘45 Mr. Edward J. Foley, Ph.B., C.P.C.U. ‘51 Mr. James H. Fydroski ‘66 Mr. Daniel J. Gavin ‘65 Mr. James R. Healy ‘44 Mr. Jeffrey J. Hornyak C.P.A. ‘60 Dr. Donald Jablonski ‘61 Mr. Joseph T. Krajewski ‘48 Mr. Kevin A. Lambert ‘70 Mr. Frederick W. Lauck ‘61 Mr. David Lewandowski ‘68 Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60 Mr. Robert J. Maher ‘62 Mr. William L. Matthews C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. George J. Mejaly ‘48 Mr. James E. Mies Jr. ‘70 Mr. Edward H. Mooney ‘54 Mr. Donald V. Nymberg ‘54 Mr. Edward A. O’Donnell ‘63 Hon. Roland L. Olzark ‘45 Mr. Louis A. Pokriefka CPA ‘46 Mr. Richard D. Recchia ‘57 Mr. Paul G. Russo ‘74 Mr. Gary R. Schaefer ‘64 Mr. Robert J. Seaton U.S.A.F. (Ret.) ‘58 Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59 Mr. William B. Smith Jr. ‘36 Mr. George M. Smrtka ‘60 Mr. Jeffrey T. Snyder ‘77

Fr. James O. Enright, C.S.B. Memorial Fund Mr. Thomas C. Abraham ‘78 Mr. Kevin W. Carpenter ‘81 Mr. Donald A. Colone ‘56 Mr. William A. Doyle C.P.A. ‘69 Mr. James P. Elliott ‘66 Mr. Michael J. Farrug ‘53 Mr. John W. Glowacki ‘50 Mr. Bryan T. Gruley ‘75 Mr. David A. Holm ‘61 Mr. John H. Kauffman III ‘77 John E. Kelly Ph.D. ‘72 Mr. Frank J. Krupansky ‘73 Mr. Walter B. Mason Jr. ‘59 Mr. William L. Matthews C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. William D. McSween ‘64 Ms. Mary O’Connor Mr. Terrence A. O’Dea ‘64 Mr. Thomas M. O’Dea ‘61 Ms. Linda Quay Mr. Brian D. Richardson ‘59 Mr. Richard A. Robertson ‘63 Mr. Ronald R. Ross ‘59 Mr. Carl J. Schoeninger ‘63 Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59 Mr. Kevin J. Sheahan ‘69 Mr. Marvin F. Strach ‘59 Mr. Richard J. Terrill PhD ‘63 Mr. Brian H. Ward ‘70 Faculty & Staff Endowment Fund Mr. Daniel A. Anderson Mrs. Theresa Green Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Leonard

Dominique Fischer ‘05 Memorial Fund Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65

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Hermann Family Scholarship Fund Mrs. B. Roylene Hermann Mr. David Hermann ‘71 Mr. David M. Hermann ‘92 Mr. Kenneth M. Hermann ‘08 Mr. William M. Hermann ‘68 Mr. William M. Hermann ‘91

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Mr. & Mrs. Gene A. Capatina Mr. Daniel G. Feenstra ‘87 Mr. Gregory K. Gajewski ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Terry Gibney Mr. Patrick T. Heffernan ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Janer Mr. & Mrs. Tim LaRouere Mr. Brian L. MacDonald ‘75 Mr. Gregory McEachern ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Nugent ‘78 Mr. Michael J. O’Dea ‘62 Ms. Susan Panetta Mr. & Mrs. Ron L. Quaglia Mr. & Mrs. Christopher G. Schultz Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Slominski

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Mr. Terrence E. Brady ‘55 Hon. Thomas E. Brennan ‘47 Mr. Brian D. Broderick ‘84 Mr. Donald J. Broderick ‘52 Mr. John M. Cahill ‘70 George A. Colburn Ph.D. ‘55 Dr. Thomas M. Collins ‘70 Mr. Michael A. Cox ‘80 Mr. William A. Doyle C.P.A. ‘69 Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Mr. Michael T. Kelley C.P.A. ‘70 Mrs. Elaine M. Madigan Mr. Thomas Matthews Mr. George P. McDonnell ‘56 Mr. Brendan R. Rooney ‘98

The Elmer D. Kapp Scholarship Fund Mr. Dennis R. Kapp ‘65

Lauck Family Scholarship Fund Mr. Frederick W. Lauck ‘61

George Kirchner Memorial Fund Mr. Daniel J. Collins Sr. ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne France Mrs. Ruth T. Hughes Ms. Carolyn Linn Mr. Richard S. Walden

Robert J. Jess Memorial Fund Mr. James Ferns Mr. Brian Higgins Ms. Lisa Hussman Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Potvin Mr. & Mrs. David Sucha Mr. & Mrs. Paul Widlak

Gregory J. Kopasz ‘89 Memorial Fund Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Antoniotti Ms. Ellen Bishop Mr. & Mrs. James Bryant Mr. & Mrs. Joe Bryant Mr. & Mrs. Raymond DelCorvo Mr. Christopher Doner Ms. Elenora S. Falzarano Ms. Susan Gronbach Mr. & Mrs. Ed Hohlbein Mr. & Mrs. Peter Karadjoff Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Klodt Mr. & Mrs. Jack Koester Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Kopasz Mr. Michael Kopasz Mr. Myron G. Kopasz Ms. Phyllis Kopasz Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Lemanski Ms. Joan Meili Ms. Sharon Rafalko Ms. Dorothy Romanecki The Abid Family Mr. Daniel E. Tomala C.P.A. ‘79 Mr. Frank Vellucci Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. West Mr. and Mrs. John Woerner Ms. Sharon Zann

Joseph Henry Lemieux ‘52 Memorial Fund Anonymous Mr. James Blashill Mr. & Mrs. James Cade Mr. & Mrs. John Conner Mr. & Mrs. James Hoenerhoff Mr. Timothy F. Lauster ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Piet Lindhout Mr.& Mrs. William Lindhout Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Peruski Mr. & Mrs. Veikko Sandell Ms. Carrie Webb

Agnes Kaminski Memorial Fund Mr. Wayne Hales

Klosterman - Paramo Science and Math Fund Dr. Roger A. Harden ‘70 Mr. Peter A. Sandon Ph.D. ‘71

James MacInnis ‘50 Memorial Fund Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60 Fr. Robert B. McGrath ‘57 Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Gibbons & Family Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60 Eric Miles Memorial Fund Mr. Robin & Sara Hunziker Mr. & Mrs. Larry Miles The Joseph P. Misch ‘98 Scholarship Fund Dr. & Mrs. Paul Misch Monica Noetzel Memorial Fund Mr. Paul K. Noetzel ‘74 Alan Omilian ‘05 Memorial Fund Most Rev. Michael J. Byrnes ‘76 Mr. James P. Habel ‘92 Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Fr. Raymond Paramo, C.S.B. Scholarship Fund Anonymous

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Pachota Family Endowment Mr. David W. Pachota ‘56 Mr. Edward D. Pachota P.E. ‘80 Henry Perkowski ‘42 Memorial Fund Mr. & Mrs. Frank Fakult Mr. & Mrs. Peter Freeman Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Hofmann Mr. & Mrs. Edward Keller Mr. & Mrs. David Lockhart Ms. Lana Nolan Mr. Phil Perkowski Brett J. Poupard ‘00 Memorial Scholarship Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence G. Poupard Josephine Podulka Memorial Fund Mr. Neal E. Alpiner & Ms. Tobye Stein David J. Prebenda ‘83 Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Deneweth Ms. Bonnie L. Gahris Ms. Mary E. Jeu de Vine Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Nelson Russell Quaine ‘53 Memorial Fund Mrs. Catherine Quaine John M. Rady ‘38 Memorial Fund Mr. Donald L. Byerlein ‘43 Fr. Richard A. Ranalletti, C.S.B. Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. Angelo Abby Genevieve Arechiga Sondra Arnsdorf Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Benger Mr. Frederick Blume Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Collins Sr. ‘57 Mr. Fred Curran 42

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Cushing Mr. Dennis Dougherty Mr. George L. Duffourc Mrs. Josephine Evangelista Mrs. Hanan A. Flood Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Foster Mr. & Mrs. William P. Glaab Mr. & Mrs. James F. Govan ‘80 Mr. Anthony Green Ms. Joan Grell Ms. Patricia Henry Ms. Janet Huff Ms. Mary Kamian Mrs. Joan King Ms. Helen Lopuchowycz Ms. Kathleen Lynd Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60 Mrs. Joyce H. MacLennan Ms. Evelyn Miller Mrs. Mary Kay Polo Ms. Deborah J. Redford Mr. William Redford Mr. Richard V. Rosowski ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Sergio Rotatori Mr. & Mrs. Dean M. Rottermond Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Simolo Mr. & Mrs. Soller St. James Catholic Church Mrs. Sally T. Toppi Mr. Jan van Aalst Mr. & Mrs. James A. Verploegh Frances Warmerdam Ms. Anne E. Winter Donna Redford Memorial Fund Ms. Deborah J. Redford Mrs. Janice Torosian

John S. Rosowski ‘80 Memorial Scholarship Fund Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Charles Baier Mr. & Mrs. John G. MacDonald Paul Rybicki ‘54 Memorial Fund Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60 Sanderson Family Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Bloom Ms. Claire Dutton Mr. Edward Hathaway Mrs. Betty Kohl Mr. & Mrs. David Nowak Charles L. “Chas” Schneider III ‘11 Memorial Fund Mr. Leroy G. Johnson C.P.A. ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. Allen T. Naubert Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Nugent ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Keith M. Siopes Mr. Alessandro G. M. Vagnini ‘07 Lawrence W. Schenden Memorial Fund Ms. Lynne Goodwin Dr. Lawrence W. Schenden ‘79 Ms. Mary Beth Schenden Ms. Nancy Seawhal

Bryan J. Romanelli ‘96 Memorial Scholarship Mr. & Mrs. James F. McDonough Ms. Pamela M. Romanelli Dr. John Ronayne Jr. ‘37 Memorial Endowment Fund Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Walter S. Matherly

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James Grant Smith ‘51 Memorial Fund The Battaglia Family Snyder Family Scholarship Fund Mr. Michael T. Kelley C.P.A. ‘70 Mr. Jeffrey T. Snyder ‘77 Mr. Jay W. Snyder ‘78 Mr. Jack K. Snyder ‘80 John P. Sprys ‘60 Scholarship Fund Mr. John P. Sprys ‘60 Valenti-Gleeson Scholarship Fund Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60 Mrs. Marlene Valenti Pauline J. Wing Scholarship Fund Anonymous

Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Mr. Gary S. Morris ‘73 Mr. Don Schiemann Mr. & Mrs. John Szewc Mr. & Mrs. Owen Weir Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Widzinski Mr. & Mrs. Mark Widzinski Matthew Witek ‘87 Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Pochowicz John & Beverly Wolfe Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Wolfe ‘77 Mrs. Pauline Womac Timothy Zajaros, Sr. Memorial Fund Mr. Timothy G. Zajaros Jr. ‘98

David Widzinski ‘15 Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. James Benoit Catholic Central Dads’ Club Catholic Central Football David Lives On Mr. Jimmy Dyer

Robert Zettel ‘47 Memorial Fund Mr. & Mrs. Donald Marxen

Mr. & Mrs. Terence Fitzpatrick Mr. & Mrs. David A. Galiyas Sr. Ms. Addie Hazley Mr. R. John Heaman ‘85

Pledge Payments

William Zimmerman ‘46 Scholarship Fund Ms. Mary Hagan Mrs. Catherine Zimmerman

Mr. John R. Anstett ‘83 Mr. Patrick J. Barry Jr. ‘67 Mr. Gilbert M. Bazil Jr. ‘70 Mr. Ronald J. Bialobrzeski ‘95

Mr. Michael F. Burke ‘85 Mr. Donald E. Campbell ‘88 Mr. Daniel S. Carlson ‘01 Dr. Michael P. Carpenter ‘75 Mr. John P. Connor ‘84 Mr. John M. Costa ‘82 Mr. Michael T. Daly ‘60 Mr. Daniel F. Delaney ‘55 Mr. Joseph A. Elliott ‘85 Mr. Richard P. French ‘55 Dr. Michael M. Gatt, Jr. ‘82 Mr. Richard L. Herbert ‘53 Mr. Vinool S. Hesano ‘67 Mr. Michael J. Hilber ‘53 Mr. Richard J. Joppich ‘78 Mrs. Margaret I. Koppy Mr. Norbert A. Kozlowski Jr. ‘55 Mr. Walter M. Kreucher ‘69 Mr. Richard M. Laidlaw ‘55 Mr. Michael R. Maher ‘77 Mr. James M. May ‘67 Mr. Patrick J. McDonnell ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis McMillan Mr. Mark J. Merucci ‘87 Mr. Kevin H. Metz ‘86 Mr. Alan R. Moran ‘57 Mr. Nemir R. Nadhir ‘78 Mr. Andrew P. Nielson ‘94 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Nugent ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. James R. Oakleaf Mr. John S. Radtke ‘81 Mr. John M. Rakoczy ‘84 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Sawicki Lt. Col. Kevin M. Smee, U.S.A.F. (Ret.) ‘46 Mr. Robert A. Stephan ‘77 Mr. Kevin A. Stephens ‘79 Mr. Robert F. Stout Jr. ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Szuma Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Tolkacz Mr. Joseph J. Urbain ‘92 Dr. & Mrs. Lester J. Voutsos Mr. Michael E. Walker ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Wenderski

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St. Basil Legacy Society Mr. Neal E. Alpiner & Ms. Tobye Stein Mr. Dennis M. Antoniotti ‘68 Mr. James D. Aston ‘47 Mr. Robert E. Barnes Sr. ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Barry Jr. ‘67 Mr. Gilbert M. Bazil Jr. ‘70 Rev. Mitchell Bednarski ‘36 (Dec.) Mr. Thomas R. Berry ‘69 Mr. Raymond C. Billinghurst ‘55 Mr. Russell S. Bohn ‘63 Mr. Regis D. Bowers ‘42 (Dec.) Mr. & Mrs. Terrence E. Brady ‘55 Mr. Ronald J. Briskey ‘47 (Dec.) Dr. Barry W. Burrows ‘69 Mr. John M. Cahill ‘70 Mrs. Mary Carroll Mr. Allan D. Chisholm ‘43 V. Rev. Msgr, Ferdinand J. DeCneudt ‘31 (Dec.) Mr. William S. Ellis ‘44 (Dec.) Dr. Edward J. Farragher ‘62 Mr. James H. Fydroski ‘66 Mr. Walter F. Girardot ‘44 (Dec.) Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Giuffre ‘56 Mr. Richard A. Green ‘46 (Dec.) Mr. James L. Guyette ‘48 Mr. Richard N. Harper Jr. ‘44 Mr. Donald J. Harrington ‘43 (Dec.) Mr. Richard L. Herbert ‘53

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Kaylor Mr. & Mrs. James E. Keskeny ‘62 Mr. John A. Kozacki ‘59 (Dec.) Dr. Arthur E. Krzeminski ‘52 (Dec.) Dr. Keith A. LaFerriere ‘63 Mr. Edward J. Lamb ‘30 (Dec.) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Luther ‘77 Mr. James L. MacInnis ‘50 (Dec.) Mr. William L. Matthews C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. John A. Mays ‘46 (Dec.) Mr. James B. McDonald ‘61 Mr. Anthony McDonnell ‘72 Mr. Kenneth C. McGuire ‘47 Mrs. Gail McPherson Mr. Kevin H. Metz ‘86 Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Moir ‘64 Mr. William J. Moylan P.E. ‘49 Mr. Patrick M. Nesbitt ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Noetzel ‘87 Mr. Bernard V. Peterson ‘76 Dr. Charles & Ruth Porretta ‘45 Mr. Edmund Pujdowski Jr. ‘52 Mr. John M. Rady ‘38 (Dec.) Capt. Kevin J. Ratigan ‘69 Mr. Richard D. Rohr ‘44 (Dec.) Mr. Victor L. Romanowski ‘55 (Dec.)

Mrs. Jane A. Rose Mr. Francis H. Ross ‘51 Robert A. Rusnak, M.D. ‘66 Hon. James L. Ryan ‘50 Mr. & Mrs. Gary R. Schaefer ‘64 Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59 Mrs. Kathleen M. Shutrump Mr. George M. Smrtka ‘60 Mr. David C. Stang ‘69 Mr. Robert A. Stephan ‘77 Rev. Eugene R. Strain ‘45 Mr. James J. Tedesco ‘41 Mr. Lloyd G. Ternes Sr. ‘41 James Tetreault Ph.D. ‘48 Mr. Orrin J. Tibbits ‘71 Mr. Robert L. Tuomey ‘41 (Dec.) Mr. George ‘66 & Linda Turek Mr. Delano A. Valenti ‘54 (Dec.) Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Witek Mr. Michael E. Wolf ‘55

Mr. & Mrs. Louis E. Yeager ‘50 Mr. Eugene F. Zeimet ‘43 Mr. Donald A. Zettel ‘51 Mr. Robert B. Zettel C.P.A. ‘47 (Dec.)

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8th Annual

Athletic Hall of Fame The Athletic Hall of Fame is an annual affair at which we honor our former athletes and coaches for the profound contributions they have made to the tradition of Catholic Central athletics. Inductees were recognized through a special ceremony during the annual Gerry Di Ponio ’65 Memorial Boys’ Bowl Mass and Breakfast, which took place on Sunday, October 19, 2014. Afterward, the inductees were also introduced at halftime of the 70th Boys’ Bowl Game against DeLaSalle.

Left to right: Ron Ross ’59, Bill McSween ’64, Chris Antoniotti ’69, Kerry Zavagnin ’92, Deloris Yager, Paul Sanderson, and The 1959 Hockey Team Ron Ross ’59 earned a Varsity letter in baseball and All-State honors in football and hockey. Ron led the 1959 State Championship hockey team in scoring, was selected to the league’s All-Star team, and went on to play football at Michigan State for legendary coach Duffy Daugherty.

In addition, Ron was one of two Americans on the Michigan State hockey team.

Bill McSween ’64 earned both All-State and All-American honors playing hockey for legendary Catholic Central coach Fr. James Enright, C.S.B. As a senior, Bill was named captain and led his hockey squad in scoring.

In addition, Bill also played football and was Co-Captain of the track team.

As a senior, he set a school record in the mile run. After CC, Bill went on to play hockey at Brown University.

Chris Antoniotti ’69 was the first Individual State Champion and AllAmerican in Catholic Central Wrestling history. As Co-Captain of the 1969 wrestling team, Chris led the team to the program’s first Team State Championship and the first of three consecutive titles under coach Mike Rodriguez. Chris went on to wrestle at the University of Oklahoma before becoming a teacher and wrestling coach in Arizona.

Dennis Antoniotti ’68 accepted this honor on behalf of his brother, Chris, who had to tend to a family matter in Arizona.

Kerry Zavagnin ’92 earned All-Catholic, All-State, and All-American honors as a soccer player at CC. As a senior, he captained CC soccer to a then-best record of 17-3. Kerry was also a member of the 1990 State Championship football team. He went on to become a standout soccer player at the University of North Carolina and a Major League

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Soccer all-star. Kerry was a member of the United States Men’s National Team from 2000 - 2006. Currently, he is an assistant coach for Sporting Kansas City.

Deloris Yager was the most successful swim coach in Catholic Central history. Under her tutelage from 1968 - 1987, the CC swimming and diving team won 10 Catholic League championships, including four consecutive titles from 1972 - 1975. In addition to her team accolades, she also coached numerous individual Catholic League and State Champion swimmers and divers. Former CC Athletic Director Bob Santello ’58 accepted the honor on behalf of the late Deloris Yager.

Paul Sanderson served Catholic Central for a time period that spanned four decades, beginning in the late 1950s and ending in the 1980s.

Paul was a long-time president of the CC Dads’ Club and chairman of the Boys’ Bowl. His contributions to the Boys’ Bowl began after the football series ended against Boys Town, and his influence can still be felt today as the Boys’ Bowl has remained one of CC’s greatest traditions.

Jim Sanderson ’60 accepted this honor on behalf of his late father.

The 1959 Hockey Team won the first playoff championship in the International High School Hockey League, the forerunner to today’s MHSAA hockey program. The 1959 hockey team finished the season with a 15-1-2 record, winning their eight-team league, the playoff championship, and the “mythical” state championship. This team helped build the foundation for what CC Hockey has become.

Seventeen team members were in attendance to receive this honor, including former assistant coach Fr. John Lee, C.S.B. ’45.

BASIL BOWL CONTINUES Below is an excerpt from a message by Fr. Jefferson Thompson, C.S.B. Over the past Canadian Thanksgiving weekend, October 10-11, 2014, the Eagles of St. Thomas High School in Houston – approximately 70 players and coaches, and an additional 100 parents, grandparents, and fans – traveled to St. Michael’s College School in Toronto to play football with the Kerry Blues in the Basil Bowl. The game was fierce and thrilling, almost as much fun and as meaningful as the many friendships, meals, tailgate receptions, food trucks, drum lines, team colors, flags, and prayers that were shared and exchanged. Several Basilians from the Toronto area were in attendance for the festivities.

Participation by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police brought gravitas and epic proportions to this happy occasion. In a previous incarnation of this Basil Bowl, St. Michael’s Kerry Blues traveled to Novi to play the Shamrocks of Catholic Central High School on September 12, 2014, for the very first experience of this exciting competition and spirited interaction between brother Basilian high schools.

All three high schools look forward to more opportunities to meet and learn from each other. We all share very much in common: the Basilian motto, the same vision and mission, strong bonds of brotherhood and community, equally proud and venerable histories in all-boys Catholic education, and a tradition of profound commitment to our diverse student populations. The Basil Bowl is one instrument by which we intend to deepen and strengthen these bonds. For instance, SMCS and CC have been playing each other in lacrosse for the last five years, in soccer this year, their bands have performed together, and CC will travel to Toronto next year to compete in SMCS’s inaugural robotics tournament. Next month, SMCS will travel to Houston to compete in STHS’s annual basketball tournament. In coming years, we hope to involve not only athletes in other sports, but also student councils, student clubs, faculties, parents, and alumni. In this manner, we will continue to gather together, display our traditions, exchange our cultures, and build our friendships.

Fraternally in Christ, Fr. Patrick Fulton, C.S.B. - Principal, St. Thomas High School Fr. John Huber, C.S.B. - President, Catholic Central High School; General Councilor, Basilian Fathers Fr. Dennis Noelke, C.S.B. ’71 - Principal, Catholic Central High School Fr. Kevin Storey, C.S.B. - President, St. Thomas High School; General Councilor, Basilian Fathers Fr. Jefferson Thompson, C.S.B. - President, St. Michael College School

Left to right: Fr. Dennis Kauffman, C.S.B., Fr. Jefferson Thompson, C.S.B., Fr. Dennis Noelke, C.S.B. ‘71, and Fr. John Huber, C.S.B., Ed.D. at the Basil Bowl game. Far left: The Spring 2014 issue of the Aluminator

2014 SPRING

NO. 3 VOL. 63,

In this Issue

Results The DRIVE an Schools Three Basili istration CC Admin Changes in Champs Team State Academic

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CC Alumni Association Board of Directors Meetings

Dear Shamrocks, To quote a contributor to the last Aluminator, “Tempus fugit, baby!”

All graduates of CC are members of the Alumni Association. Alumni Board of Directors Meetings are open to all members who wish to attend.

The last few months have indeed flown by, and I feel privileged to

All Alumni are Welcome We Look Forward to Seeing You!

like the Memorial Mass and Breakfast, I have had the opportunity

March 5, 2015 • May 7, 2015 CC Media Center Mass: 6:00 pm • Dinner: 6:30 pm • Meeting: 7:00 pm

Recycle Your CC Memories The Archive Department at Catholic Central needs old memorabilia you might otherwise consider discarding.

We welcome just about any kind of souvenir!

For delivery, please contact: Dan Collins ’84 at (248) 596-3834 dcollins@catholiccentral.net Nieko Ianni ’07 at (248) 596-3844 nianni@catholiccentral.net

have participated in so many great alumni events and Catholic Central traditions. From individual class reunions and campus visits to events to meet many remarkable Men of Catholic Central, whose personal CC histories have enriched my own appreciation for our alma mater. It is truly a blessing to serve Catholic Central in such a way.

In particular, compiling information for this issue has brought me great joy throughout the autumn season. To learn of so many families who have sent not one, two, or three sons, but generations of sons to CC is awe-inspiring. The number of alumni who have entrusted Catholic Central to educate their sons and grandsons is a testament to the values that have been instilled in each of us throughout our years here at CC. We can be proud that, despite the changes Catholic Central has experienced over the years, the meaning of “family” remains a constant facet of our students’ education.

There may not be a more appropriate time than the Christmas season to consider the importance of our families. Please keep the Catholic

Register on the Alumni Website today!

Central family in your prayers. You will certainly be in ours.

1. Go to www.catholiccentral.net 2. Click on “Alumni” at the top

Merry Christmas!

3. “Login” or “Register” It’s easy to do, and it’s free to join other Alumni with online information. Stay connected with fellow alumni, receive the Shamrock News E-newsletter, and keep current with activities and events.

To update your profile, mark any information that you want unpublished as “Private” with a check mark, and change “NetCommunity” to “Yes.”

Sincerely,

Nieko Ianni ’07 Director of Alumni Relations nianni@catholiccentral.net

Alumni Association Mission Statement The mission of the Catholic Central Alumni Association is to provide services, benefits, and activities of interest to the alumni and foster an alumni body which is interested and involved in the affairs and functions of the school, and to provide such assistance to the school as may from time to time be requested of it.

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Scan this QR Code with your Smartphone or iPad to view the CC Alumni Association Committees. http://www.catholiccentral.net/page.aspx?pid=268

Gentlemen, Even though it has only been four short years since my youngest son graduated from CC, one does tend to forget how many activities there are to attend at our wonderful school. I have been settling in to my new position and have delighted in attending several of those activities, including the Father/Son Field Day and Boys’ Bowl Mass and Breakfast.

It has been a pleasure to watch the development of the new parking lot – a true rock solid campus.

Now that winter has arrived, it is the perfect opportunity to grab your stadium seat and head out to the CC gym to watch a wrestling match or basketball game. Schedules are online and in this issue of the Aluminator.

There are many upcoming alumni events in which you can get involved.

The Alumni Retreat will be at St. Paul of the Cross from Friday, January 16 – Sunday, January 18, 2015. Alumni Basketball begins on Sunday, January 11, and I hope to see you at the games, either playing or cheering your team on. Our Alumni Dinner is scheduled for Thursday, April 16, at Laurel Manor in Livonia. Call those alumni you haven’t seen in a while and book a table. We had a nice start with the Alumni Softball League last year. Sign up! Let’s make the softball league as successful as our basketball league. For more information, check out the Catholic

Please Pray With Us! …in the Catholic Central Chapel Mass – 7:20 am Every School-Day Morning

Alumni Association Memorial Mass & Breakfast Each fall, the Alumni Association sponsors a Memorial Mass & Breakfast in honor of those members of the CC Family who have died.

Specifically, we remember those alumni who have died within the last calendar year, as well as those deceased members of the CC Family whose family is in attendance at the Mass.

Fr. John Huber, C.S.B., President of Catholic Central, celebrated the Mass, and Fr. Richard Elmer, C.S.B. ’46, President Emeritus, concelebrated.

Central website and click on the Alumni Newsletter, or contact Nieko Ianni ’07, Director of Alumni Relations.

Whether you volunteer your time to help out or just attend a game to cheer on our teams, it’s always great to see each and every one of you.

If you have some free time, we are always in need of volunteers and look forward to hearing from you. We recognize that your ongoing support, loyalty, and commitment make Catholic Central a great Family to be a part of!

As we head toward the upcoming holidays, I wish each of you a Happy Holiday, a Blessed Christmas, and a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year.

Sincerely,

Catholic Central Reunions 1957 Thursday, December 18 at 10:30 am Huron River Club, Farmington Mike Faubert ’57 • faubertmike@comcast.net

1960 Friday, December 12 at Noon Rocky’s of Northville George Smrtka ’60 • gsmrtka@aol.com

1965 Wednesday, December 10 at 5:00 pm Buddy’s Pizza, Farmington Hills Mike Harrison ’65 • mi31147@aol.com

1966 Thursday, December 18 at Noon Roma Café, Detroit John Foley ’73 CC Alumni Association President johnrfoley@comcast.net

1983 Friday, December 12 at 5:00 pm Nemo’s, Downtown Detroit Nick Merucci ’83 • nickmerucci@comcast.net

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Campus Crusade The Alumni Office’s Campus Crusade is off to a tremendous start!

Already the office has visited four campuses and reconnected with almost 50 young alumni throughout the state of Michigan. Thanks to everyone who has taken time out of their Thursday nights to join us!

Grand Rapids The CC Alumni Office kicked off the Campus Crusade in Grand Rapids last September. Over 15 Shamrocks from the 1950s – 2014 gathered at the Cottage Bar & Restaurant to take a break from their work or studies and catch up with fellow CC grads in the area.

Kalamazoo On Thursday, September 25, the Alumni Office traveled west once again, this

GRAND RAPIDS Left to right: Dan Collins ’84, A.J. Turek ’14, Mrs. Janice Sharkey, Nieko Ianni ’07 (standing), Michael Nercesian ’14, David Nemes ’98 (standing), Conor Murray ’14, Ryan McGillivary ’14, Matt Secord ’98, Shaun Sova ’09, Matthew Nugent ’11, Charlie McCrary ’11, Mike Zambiasi ’84, Jim O’Donnell ’65, Jack Bales ’57, Zach Hyzer ’07, Sandro Vagnini ’07, Ken Binder ’82, and Eddie Turek ’13

time to Kalamazoo to host a reunion for former Shamrocks who attend Western Michigan and Kalamazoo College. Around ten recent graduates gathered to reconnect and meet fellow Shamrocks.

Hillsdale The Campus Crusade hit Charger country on Thursday, October 16, to meet with some of our young alumni at Hillsdale College. Almost all of the former Shamrocks who attend Hillsdale were in attendance. Just like when they were at CC, many of these young men prosper in and out of the classroom, whether on the football field, the baseball diamond, or the concert stage.

Central Michigan

HILLSDALE Left to right: Shaun Sova ’09, Michael Zabik ’13, Butch Herzog ’10, Mitchell Gatt ’11, Justin D’Agostino ’11, Joe Snyder ’10, Aaron Hess ’12, Sam Landry ’10, Dan Collins ’84, and Nieko Ianni ’07

The Alumni Office traveled to Mt. Pleasant on Thursday, November 13, to reunite with former Shamrocks currently attending CMU. In all, 15 Shamrocks gathered at the Cabin to share fond memories of CC and catch up on current school news.

Remaining Schedule The Campus Crusade will take a hiatus during the Christmas season and restart in January. Below is the remaining schedule. Stay tuned to the Alumni Association Facebook and Twitter pages for specific times and locations.

UM-Dearborn – Thursday, January 15 Eastern Michigan – Thursday, January 22 Wayne State/UDM – Thursday, February 19 U of M – Thursday, March 12 MSU – Thursday, March 19 Notre Dame/Holy Cross – Friday-Saturday, April 17-18

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CENTRAL MICHIGAN Left to right: Dan Collins ’84, Connor Byrne ’14, Fr. Huber, C.S.B., Brandon Malinowski ’13, Doug Mullen ’11, Andrew Pederson ’11, Jack Malinowski ’13, Mike DiMango ’12, Vernon Benjamin ’12, Mike Szybisty ’11, Michael Mullen ’12, Patrick Collins ’12, Nieko Ianni ’07, and Mark Zdan ’14. Not pictured: Derek Edwards ’13 and Mike Kinville ’10.

Class Reunions 1954

1969

The Class of 1984 celebrated their 30th reunion

The Class of 1969 kicked off CC’s reunion season with a stag night at Catholic Central on Friday, September 26, and golf at Tanglewood Golf Club on Saturday, September 27, to

for a second time this year with a stag night at the Claddagh Irish Pub in Livonia on Saturday, October 18. The class had previously celebrated at a Detroit Tigers game in June. Thanks to Dan Collins for planning the gathering!

celebrate their 45th Reunion. Over forty classmates attended throughout the weekend, many from out of town. Great thanks to Larry

1989

The Class of 1954 celebrated their 60th Reunion

Gauthier and Greg Faubert for their organizing

The Class of 1989 celebrated their 25th reunion

on Tuesday, October 14, with lunch at the

efforts!

at Lucky Strike in Novi on Saturday, October 18.

Masters Restaurant in Madison Heights. Nine class members were in attendance to catch up and reminisce about their days on Belmont

The 45 classmates who attended the reunion

1974

had a great time reminiscing and catching up on each other’s lives, making the reunion a great

and Outer Drive. Many thanks to Ron Paske,

success. Great thanks to Scott Hauncher and

Don Rembiesa, Jim Minar, Dick Brennan, Ed

Greg Paler for organizing the reunion.

Mooney, and Bob Adams for organizing the lunch.

1994

1959 The Class of 1959 celebrated their 55th Reunion on Saturday, October 18, with dinner and drinks at the Ginopolis Restaurant in Farmington Hills. A whopping 45 class members were in attendance! Great thanks to Rudy Seichter for his planning efforts.

The Class of 1974 celebrated their 40th reunion with a round of golf at Oakland Hills Country Club and a reception at Ted Stacy’s house on Saturday, October 18. Over 20 classmates gathered to recount their days on Outer Drive

1963

and beyond. Many thanks to the reunion

The Class of 1994 gathered on Saturday,

committee for their efforts, especially Ted Stacy

August 9, to celebrate their 20th reunion. The

The Class of 1963 celebrated their annual happy

and Dennis Kramer.

reunion began with a round of golf at the Links

1979

of Whitmore Lake, followed by a barbecue at J.

October 17. As always, class members came out in droves to enjoy an evening of fellowship

The Class of 1979 gathered at Coratti’s on Main

Andy Slankster and J. Rozum for spearheading

and brotherhood. Thanks to Dick Fosdick and

in Milford for dinner and drinks on Saturday,

this reunion!

Jim Schemanske for organizing the happy hour

October 18, to celebrate their 35th reunion.

this year!

They enjoyed a great turnout of classmates and

hour at Volare Restaurant in Wixom on Friday,

1964 The Class of 1964 celebrated their 50th Reunion with a gathering at Bar Louie in Novi on Saturday,

Rozum’s Whitmore Lake cottage. Thanks to

wives. Great thanks to Denny Barnes and Pete Coratti for their planning efforts.

1984

2009 The Class of 2009 celebrated their 5-Year Reunion with a gathering at CC on Friday, November 28, 2014. Nearly 40 classmates were in attendance to catch up on where their

October 18. Great thanks to Frank Haggerty who

lives have taken them in the past five short years.

spearheaded last minute efforts to arrange the

Thanks to Mu-Wei Huang and Nick Landry for

dinner. Those who attended are already looking

their assistance in the planning of the reunion.

forward to their 55th Reunion!

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Alumni Basketball League

Alumni Office Travels

The CC Alumni Association will host its 10th season of the Alumni Basketball League this year. Last season there were 22 teams divided into three levels. Games are played on Sunday evenings at CC. The season begins on Sunday, January 11, 2015, and will last for 11 weeks.

The CC Alumni Office has hit the road early and often this school year, reuniting with

The league is open to CC alumni, faculty, Dads’ Club members, and current students with Dads’ Club or alumni members on their team (i.e. no all student teams).

team to Muskegon on Friday, August 29, to host a reunion for alumni living in the area

If you have an interest in forming a team or registering as an individual, please contact the league commissioners, Andy Slankster ’94 at aslankster@center4fm.com or Greg Kozlowski ’86 at gregkozlowski1@gmail.com by December 20th as the teams and divisions will be finalized before the New Year.

alumni throughout the state of Michigan and the country. The Spirit of CC is indeed alive and well!

Muskegon The Alumni Office began its travels early this year when they followed the football and traveling to the game. Nearly 20 members of the CC Family, including Basilian Fathers, faculty members, and alumni, gathered at Hobo’s Tavern to kick off the football and reunion seasons. Thanks to all who joined us and made it a great time!

Traverse City The Alumni Office travels continued when it traveled to Traverse City Friday, September 19, to host a reunion for CC alumni living in the Traverse City area. Over 20 alumni gathered on the shores of West Grand Traverse Bay at Knot Just a Bar in Omena. Thank you to Paul Hess, a longtime CC Dad, for offering up the venue. The event was great a success, and the Alumni Office looks forward to making this an

Plan to Attend the Upcoming Alumni Association Retreat

annual trip!

The 8th Annual Alumni Association Retreat

CC President Fr. Huber, C.S.B. and Director of Advancement Dan Collins ’84 recently

will once again be held at St. Paul of the Cross

spent a weekend in California visiting with Shamrock alumni throughout the state.

Retreat Center in Detroit, on the weekend of

An all-class reunion was held on Saturday, November 1, with almost 15 alumni in

January 16-18, 2015. Please join us as we

attendance, representing every decade from the 50s – 90s. In addition, Fr. Huber

explore our own faith and the theme for the

and Dan visited with many other alumni who were unable to attend the reunion.

California

weekend.

This is a wonderful opportunity to: • Renew and refresh, physically and spiritually • Gain peace and reconciliation • Ask God’s help in important decisions

and pressing problems • Enjoy a weekend away in good company

Contact Stan Targosz Jr. ’67 at (248) 910-8226 or stargosz@sbcglobal.net for registration and/or information about admission.

Alumni Hockey Games The CC hockey program will host its annual Fr. James Enright Memorial Hockey Games on Sunday, March 8, 2015, at Compuware Arena. Any former CC hockey players interested in playing should contact Mike Giordano at mrgcc5@yahoo.com.

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Seated, left to right: Rodney Gordy ’75, Mike Murphy ’59, Mike MacDermott ’68, Fr. Huber, and Brian Duffy ’65 Standing, left to right: Jill Norton, Mike Norton ’83, Dan Collins ’84, Pat Copland ’84, Mike Burke ’85, Tim Zasaros ’98, Bryan Smylie ’89, Pat Kozton ’97, Natalie Bolf, Lew Bolf ’78, and Orin Mazzoni ’92

Shamrock Bar Association & Law Day The Shamrock Bar Association, comprised of the many CC alumni who are judges, attorneys, and law students, held their annual meeting at CC on Tuesday, November 11, 2014. Nearly 40 alumni were in attendance, including a few with over 40 years of experience and a few who recently passed the Bar Exam. They began with Mass celebrated by Fr. John Huber, C.S.B. and Deacon Pat McDonald ’54. During the meeting, the Hon. Dan Ryan ’80 and John Ronayne III ’64 were presented with Distinguished Lawyer Awards. Mike Butler ’71 was the MC for the evening. The guest speaker for the evening was Judge Ryan, who described the recent innovations in Michigan’s Business Court.

On October 28, senior government students had the opportunity to participate in Law Day in downtown Detroit. Many students were paired with CC alumni attorneys and sat in on trials at the Frank Murphy Hall of Justice. Later, they had lunch in the federal courtroom of the Hon. Sean Cox ’75 where they finished with a Q & A session about the legal system and government. Thank you to all of the CC alumni attorneys and judges who participated and continue to cultivate an interest in law among our students.

7th ANNUAL

All Classes Florida Reunion Saturday, March 21, 2015 WHO: All Classes of CC Alumni WHAT: Mass – Dinner – Camaraderie – CC Fellowship WHERE: Sharky’s on the Pier - Venice, FL (Owned by Mike Pachota ’71) 1600 Harbor Drive South Venice, FL 34285 (At the Venice Fishing Pier) www.SharkysOnThePier.com WHEN: 2:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

WHY: There are approximately 400 CC Alumni in Florida - Reconnect with old friends - Make new friends - Network with CC brothers COST: $45 per person (Includes appetizer, buffet dinner, beer, wine, and soft drinks) Cash bar for liquor and mixed drinks RESERVATIONS: Send your reservations/check by March 1st made payable to Detroit Catholic Central High School - Alumni Office CONTACT: Nieko Ianni ’07 (Director of Alumni Relations) 248-596-3844 - nianni@catholiccentral.net

The Florida Reunion will give everyone a chance to reconnect with old friends and meet CC grads from other years. It will also be a great opportunity to network with many CC brothers. Put this date on your calendar and come down to sunny Florida for a great time.

Please send your reservation(s)/check by March 1st made payable to: Detroit Catholic Central High School Office of Advancement 27225 Wixom Road Novi, MI 48374 For more information, call the Office of Advancement at (248) 596-3838 or go to www.catholiccentral.net.

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Sharing News of Alumni Weddings & Births WEDDING BELLS 1993 – DAMON HARRIS and his wife, Nicole, wed on July 6, 2014, on the Ovation Yacht in St. Clair Shores, Michigan.

They reside in Las Vegas, Nevada, where Damon works in government finance, and Nicole is a Registered Nurse.

2005 – BRAD BARTRAM married Arielle Bartram on Saturday, November 8, 2014, at Lafayette Grande in Pontiac, Michigan.

Standing, left to right: Joe Kinville ’08, Mike Kinville ’10, former CC Wrestling Coach Mike Rodriguez, Liam O’Donohue ’94, Kyle Murphy ’09, Trevor O’Connor ’09, and current CC Wrestling Coach Mitch Hancock ’00 Kneeling, left to right: Ethan Kohler ’09, Mike Tiderington ’09, John Kinville ’06, Brad Bartram ’05, and Shane O’Connor ’06

2005 – DON HUNT married Courtney Jekot (Ladywood ’05) on May 3, 2014, at St. James Catholic Church in Novi, Michigan.

Top row, left to right: Tom Denton ’93, Michael Mittman ’93, Michael Dorrington ’93, Joe Steele ’93, Christopher Priddy ’93, Declan O’Donohue ’92, and Kevin Priddy ’92. Middle row, left to right: Brandon Dalziel ’93, Liam O’Donohue ’94, Jamie Fitzgerald ’93, Eric McKeon ’93, and CC Cross Country and Track coach Tony Magni. Bottom row, left to right: Brendan O’Donohue ’84, Nicole Harris, and Damon Harris ’93

1999 – GREG BECHARD married Meaghan Elizabeth Moore on September 6, 2014, in Mount Pleasant, Michigan.

Left to right: Mike Dewicki ’00, Walt Kreucher ’69, Greg Bechard ’99, Meaghan Bechard, Tony Kreucher ’02, and Ben Kreucher ’02

Back row, left to right: Andrew Davis ’05, Matt Niemiec ’99, Dave Niemiec ’05, Dennis Niemiec, Jeff Niemiec, and Brian Forte ’09 Middle row, left to right: Ryan McGrath ’96, Dr. Robert Forte ’69, Rob Forte ’06, Don Hunt ’05, Courtney Hunt, and CC Coach Tony Magni Kneeling, left to right: Jeff Grad ’05, Jeff Bowling ’05, and Kyle Jekot ’02

2006 – JOHN BALLARIN and Katie Brennan were married on September 29, 2014, at St. Kenneth Catholic Church in Plymouth, Michigan.

2003 – PATRICK EATHORNE married Janelle Orser on July 31, 2010, at the MSU Alumni Chapel in East Lansing, Michigan.

Two in the back center, left to right: Ian McCullough ’03 and Matt Vrtis ’02 Main row, left to right: Brian Carroll ’03, Patrick Grondin ’03, Charlie Kovelle ’03, Paul Stevens ’04, Brandon Gregory ’03, Patrick Eathorne ’03, Janelle Eathorne, Shane Randell ’03, Nick Zubok ’03, Dan Curmi ’03, Kian O’Donohue ’03, and Kevin Russom ’03

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Left to right: Mike Brennan ’07, John Carrier ’06, Chris Roskelly ’06, John Ballarin ’06, Joe Liebau ’06, Eddie Duggan ’06, and Mark Carrier ’06, and Katie Ballarin

2006 – JOHN KREUCHER and Heather Mariee Palmitier were married on August 31, 2014, in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

(See photo on page 19.)

2006 – SHANE O’CONNOR married Abby Randall on June 7, 2014, in Indianapolis. Former CC teacher and President Fr. Jefferson Thompson, C.S.B. officiated. Shane and Abby now reside in Berkley, Michigan.

BABY BELLS 1989 – STEVE DuBUC and his wife, Dawn, welcomed their first child, Lisette Elyse, on August 30, 2014. Lisette weighed 7 lbs., 14 oz., and measured 19¾ inches. She is the result of 13 years of prayers.

2000 – CHRISTOPHER GISMONDI and his wife welcomed Dante Edmond on August 3, 2014. Dante weighed 8 lbs., 2 oz., and measured 26 inches. Chris is a current CC English teacher and an Academic Team coach.

2000 – MITCH HANCOCK and his wife, Allie, welcomed their third child, Mia Grace, on October 1, 2014. Mia weighed 7 lbs., 14 oz., and measured 20 inches. Mitch is the current CC Dean of Students and Head Wrestling Coach.

Left to right: Shawn Simancas ’09, Josh Arthur ’09, John Scanlon ’06, Wade LaFever ’06, Darryl Engram ’06, Gavin Ambrosi ’06, Rob Lowney ’06, Rob Forte ’06, Steve Thill ’06, Tim Nagrocki ’06, Nick Saleh ’06, Brad Bartram ’05, Ryan O’Connor ’14, Jesse Zrull ’06, Mrs. Janice Sharkey, Trevor O’Connor ’09, Fr. Jefferson Thompson, C.S.B., and Abby and Shane O’Connor ’06

BRUCE PECK and his wife, Wendy, welcomed their second son, Callen Domenico, on September 3, 2014. Callen weighed 7 lbs., 14 oz., and measured 20 inches. Bruce is a current CC teacher and a Cross Country and Track & Field coach.

2007 – TROY DUDAS married Anna Olovson on May 24, 2014, at St. Michael the Archangel Church in Muskegon, Michigan. Former CC teacher and President Fr. Jeff Thompson, C.S.B. officiated the nuptial mass.

Coach Hancock ’00 and Mia Grace

Dante Edmond Gismondi

Left to right: George Kunic ’64, CC Head Football Coach Tom Mach, CC football coach Rick Coratti ’69, former CC teacher and coach John Salter, Sean McElroy ’01, Aaron Hess ’12, CC teacher and football coach Dan Anderson, Mike Flynn ’74, Shane Butwill ’10, Anna Dudas, former CC President Fr. Jeff Thompson, C.S.B., Troy Dudas ’07, CC teacher and football coach Roy Dudas, John Gavin ’07, Tom Russell ’69, Jake Marmul ’07, Joe Sopha ’07, Gerard Heath ’07, Sean Muldoon ’07, Brandon Hess ’10, Tom Hurley, John Mulroy ’77, Drew Wolford ’06, and Dustin Hess ’07

2008 – JAKE CHRISTENSON is engaged to be married to Kimberly Baughman. The couple anticipate an October 2015 wedding.

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The following members of the Catholic Central Family have passed from this life to the next.

Please remember them in your Masses and other prayers. Our sincere condolences are extended to their loved ones.

May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the Mercy of God, rest in peace.

ALUMNI THOMAS I. OCHALEK ’41 – August 18, 2014. He is survived by his children, Michael and Michele, and grandchildren, Michael and Joseph. He was preceded in death by his wife, Jane. He was laid to rest at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Detroit, Mich.

ALFRED S. SZANDZIK ’42 – November 4, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Dolly, and five children. He was preceded in death by his brother, Donald ’46. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church in St. Clair Shores, Mich.

JAMES R. BEALE ’44 – September 12, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Ellen; five children, James, Patrick, Jane, Thomas, and Susan; nine grandchildren; and one great-grandson.

The Funeral Mass was celebrated at Christ, Our Light! Catholic Church in Troy, Mich.

PETER J. JEFFREY ’44 – September 5, 2014. He was preceded in death by his wife, Jean, and brother, Edward. He was survived by a brother, Jack ’48; six children, Peter ’66, Timothy ’67, Joanne Repicky (Richard ’68), Maureen, John, and Anne; 16 grandchildren; and 19 great-grandchildren. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Edith Catholic Church in Livonia, Mich.

WILLIS J. “BILL” FITZGERALD ’46 – July 6, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Connie; two children, including Daniel ’75; eight grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and one sister. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Kenneth Catholic Church in Plymouth Township, Mich.

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REV. GEORGE KOSICKI, C.S.B. ’46 – August 11, 2014. Services were held at Sacred Heart Home in Oregon, Ohio. He was laid to rest in Paradise, Mich.

JOSEPH M. PARUS ’47 – July 9, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Millie; two children, Dale and Michelle; five grandchildren; and two sisters, Lorraine and Delphine. He was predeceased by brothers Norbert and Leonard. Services were held at Wujek-Calcaterra & Sons funeral home in Sterling Heights, Mich.

MICHAEL F. CAHILL SR. ’48 – April 4, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Alma, five children, and eight grandchildren. The Funeral Mass was held at St. Peter Catholic Church in Mount Clemens, Mich.

JOHN T. MURPHY ’48 – February 6, 2013. He was survived by his wife, Virginia; four children, John, Mary, Greg, and Lynn; thirteen grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Therese of Lisieux in Shelby Township, Mich.

PAUL BARRY ’49 – September 11, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Ellen, three children, and seven grandchildren. The Funeral Mass was held at St. Malachy’s, the Actor’s Chapel, in New York City.

DONALD M. FRECKELTON ’49 – January 8, 2013. He was survived by his wife, Pat; eight children, Bob, Randy, Denise, Ron, Bob, Jean, John, and Patti Ann; 12 grandchildren; and seven greatgrandchildren. A memorial service was held at St. Athanasius Catholic Church in Roseville, Mich.

JOHN R. “JACK” WENSON ’49 – August 23, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Marie; two children, Valerie and Thomas; two grandchildren, Allison and Nolan; and a great-grandson, Ian. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Thomas More Church in Troy, Mich.

JAMES K. DAY ’54 – September 18, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Patricia; seven children; twelve grandchildren; and a sister, Donna. The Funeral Mass was held at St. Patrick’s Church in Brighton, Mich.

DAN McCLOREY ’56 – August 2, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Mary; five sons, Paul, Matthew, John, Tom, and Joe. He was the brother of Maureen, Charles ’54, Kathleen Barnes (Bob ’56), James, Eileen, and the late Bernie ’51.

The Funeral Mass was celebrated at the Church of St. Owen in Bloomfield Hills, Mich.

WILLIAM MURRAY ’56 – October 28, 2014. He is survived by a sister, a brother, Tom ’65, four sons, one step-daughter, and six grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Madge, and brother, Fr. John Murray, C.S.B. ’47.

FRANK P. DeBENEDICTIS ’59 – October 3, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Lorraine; five stepchildren; nine grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. The Funeral was held at Lynch & Sons Funeral Home in Walled Lake, Mich.

THOMAS W. DENNIS ’59 – October 13, 2014. He is survived by two sons, Thomas and Michael, and two brothers, Donald ’63 and Patrick ’67. A private ceremony was held in Orlando, Florida.

MICHAEL ASHLEY ’60 – August 8, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Barbara; three children, John, Renee, and Michele; five grandchildren; three brothers, Dennis, Brian ’64, and Dan; and two sisters, Patricia and Colleen.

The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Rita Catholic Church in Holly, Mich.

THOMAS J. BATTEL ’60 – March 2, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Daryl-Ann, two sistersin-law, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held in Riverside, Calif.

CHARLES F. MIKESELL JR. ’60 – August 15, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Patricia; children, Anne, George, Timothy, Charles, Elizabeth, John, Joseph, and Mary; sister, Susan; and many grandchildren. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Joan of Arc Church in Toledo, Ohio.

WALTER LUBIENSKI ’61 – November 6, 2014. He is survived by his two children, Thomas and Lena; two siblings, Mary and George; and many extended family members, including nephews Mark ’76 and Paul Lubienski ’78.

He was preceded in death by his brother, Ricardo. The Funeral Mass was held at St. Anselm Catholic Church in Dearborn Heights, Mich.

MARK E. ZALESKI ’66 – September 4, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Patricia; son, Derek; eight siblings; and many nieces and nephews, including Geoffrey ’11. The Funeral Service was celebrated at John N. Santeiu & Son Funeral Home in Garden City, Mich.

JOSEPH M. CORTEZ ’70 – June 13, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Karen, and seven brothers and sisters, including John ’84.

KEVIN C. McNICHOL ’76 – October 14, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Michele; his three children, Ryan, Keely, and Megan; his mother, Florence; and five sisters. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at Epiphany of the Lord Catholic Community in Katy, Texas.

ERIK J. SUNDAY ’89 – November 26, 2013. He was survived by his parents, Jane and George, and sister, Jennifer.

Services were held at Divine Savior Parish in Westland, Mich., and the MSU Alumni Memorial Chapel in East Lansing, Mich.

EXTENDED FAMILY JACK C. BLACK - September 8, 2014.

Grandfather of Joshua ’13, Joseph ’15, Jacob ’16, and Jonah Fanning ’18.

WILLIAM M. BRIDENSTINE October 14, 2014. Father of Thomas ’85 and Michael Bridenstine ’87.

ROBERTA S. BROCK - March 10, 2014.

Wife of Harold Brock ’51.

DANIEL BUSH - October 18, 2014.

Father of Connor ’07 and Kevin Bush ’10.

CAROL L. (FULKERSON) CHASE August 17, 2014. Mother of current Catholic Central teacher, Mrs. Gail Levens, and grandmother of Andrew Levens ’17.

MARIAN G. COYLE September 15, 2014. Wife of Jerry Coyle ’47.

PATRICK J. FERENSOWICZ – November 8, 2014. Brother of Michael Jay ’70.

MARY E. FREITAS – October 13, 2014.

Wife of the late Eugene Freitas ’31.

DAVID A. “TONY” JONES December 6, 2013. Son of Dave Jones ’76 and nephew of Fr. Dan Jones ’71.

DORIS HIGGINS - October 7, 2014.

Mother of current Catholic Central teacher, Mrs. Maureen Gatt (Mike ’82), and grandmother of Bradley ’08 and Brendan Higgins ’11 and Nickolas ’09 and Mitchell Gatt ’11.

GRACE M. McCLOSKEY August 5, 2014. Wife of George McCloskey ’46.

ALBENA MEDRELA - August 21, 2014.

Mother of former Catholic Central teacher, Mrs. Jane Beaudoin (Mark ’68), and grandmother of Kevin ’96, Joe ’98, and Nick Beaudoin ’02.

EDWARD (FAST EDDIE) L. MICHAELS August 15, 2014. Father of Thomas ’75, Eddie ’81, and current CC Varsity Baseball Coach, DanMichaels ’84.

ANDREW NIEMIEC – November 10, 2014. Father of Craig ’74 and Neal Niemiec ’84.

CATHERINE C. O’BRIEN October 9, 2014. Wife of James O’Brien ’51.

THOMAS W. RYBINSKI September 29, 2012. Father of Timothy ’01 and John Rybinski ’04.

JOAN J. SCHEUERMANN September 18, 2014. Wife of the late Catholic Central teacher Mr. Robert Scheuermann and mother of Michael ’73 and David Scheuermann ’76. Catholic Central Art teacher in the late 1960s.

REV. FREDERICK JOHN ZAKOOR, C.S.B. July 26, 2014. Teacher at Catholic Central from 1959 – 1960. Uncle of David Nietzke ‘12.

ROBERT H. SCHEUERMANN - October 23, 2014.

Mr. Robert Scheuermann, longtime Catholic Central English teacher, passed away in his home on October 23, 2014. Father of Michael ’73 and David Scheuermann ’76. One of the first lay men to teach at Catholic Central, Mr. Scheuermann taught at CC for fifty years, from 1958 through 2008. Throughout his tenure, he taught a variety of subjects, most notably English. He set a particularly high standard for AP English. His extracurricular contributions included forming the Debate Team, moderating the Omnibus Club, and creating a number of student literary publications, including The Poor Scrivener and The Renaissance. He approached both education and life with an intensity his students appreciated and admired.

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National Merit Semifinalists Ten Detroit Catholic Central High School students were named Semifinalists in the 2015 National Merit Scholarship Competition.

About 1.4 million juniors from more than 22,000 high schools around the country entered the 2015 National Merit Scholarship Program by taking the 2013 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT®), which served as an initial screen of program entrants.

The 16,000 Semifinalists around the country represent less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors and include the highest-scoring entrants in each state. The Semifinalists will have the chance to compete for 7,600 National Merit Scholarships worth about $33 million.

About 90% of the Semifinalists will earn Finalist standing, and more than half of the Finalists will win a National Merit Scholarship, earning the Merit Scholar® title. Including the ten Semifinalists this year, 54 CC students have been named National Merit Semifinalists since 2010.

CC Semifinalists in the 2015 National Merit Scholarship Competition: Left to right: Ryan Doyle ’15, Luke Fox ’15, Robert Brewer ’15, Daniel Reilman ’15, Jack Watts ’15, Benjamin Worth ’15, Benjamin George ’15, Denis Tchaouchev ’15, Logan Seghi ’15, and Andrew Gobis ’15

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National Merit Commended Students Detroit Catholic Central High School is proud to announce that 12 seniors have been named Commended Students in the 2015 National Merit Scholarship Competition after taking the 2013 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT®).

Left to right: Dillon Jones ’15, Jack Evans ’15, Jack Walsh ’15, Daniel Wick ’15, Chad Quick ’15, Conor Nailos ’15, Brian Coe ’15, Keith Melong ’15, Robert Lyman ’15, Vincent McClintock ’15, Brendan Beaver ’15, and Connor Schummrick ’15

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CC Students Take Mobile App to Next Level Last spring, a team of Catholic Central students - August Butzke ’15, Jack Evans ’15, Shaun Hannibal ’15, Andre Hijaouy ’15, and Michael Ryan ’15 - won the Compuware Mobile App Challenge with an app concept called Community Connection (see Spring 2014 Aluminator, page 8).

For these young men, though, the work did not stop with the concept. The team has worked diligently since the competition to make their app concept a reality. Now, after months of work with a freelance software developer and a long application process with Apple, their app is available for download via the Apple App Store.

The app, known as “VolunteerNow,” is a service that seeks to help prospective volunteers locate and register for volunteer opportunities in their area.

Join Us at The Catholic Central Mothers' Club 40th Annual Fashion Show & Luncheon

Celebrating Michigan

Stylin to the Beat of Catholic Central Sunday March 29, 2015

Left to right: Fr. John Huber, C.S.B., Bob Paul ’80, DirectriX (Michael Ryan ’15, Andre Hijaouy ’15, Shaun Hannibal ’15, Jack Evans ’15, and August Butzke ’15), Mike Cox ’80, James Brown, and Matt Roush

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For more information or to donate please contact: Diane Belesky Event Chair 313.706.6192

College Board Recognizes 91 Catholic Central Advanced Placement Scholars National AP Scholars 4.0 average on all AP Exams taken and scores of 4 or higher on 8 or more exams Mark Bilger ’14 Joseph DiFranco ’14 AP Scholars with Distinction 3.5 average on all AP Exams taken and 3 or higher on 5 or more exams Andrew Gobis ’15 Brett Guiboux ’14 Andre Hijaouy ’15 Jonah Kemp ’14 Joseph Kenzie ’14 Lucas Kohlmeyer ’14 Nathan Lawera ’14 John Mulcahy ’14 Conor Nailos ’15 Neil Robinson ’14 Michael Ryan ’15 Eric Solarz ’15 Dylan Vanbocxlaer ’14 Jack Watts ’15 Charles Widmaier ’14 Matthew Wolfe ’14 Nicholas Zaremski ’15

AP Scholars with Honor 3.25 average on all AP Exams taken and 3 or higher on 4 or more exams Matthew Benson ’14 Ryan Doyle ’15 Luke Fox ’15 Thomas Ganss ’14 Benjamin George ’15 Edward Harake ’15 Liam Houlihan ’14 Jesse Jenter ’14 Gregory Johnson ’14 Dillon Jones ’15 Sean Kelly ’15 Keith Melong ’15 Nicholas Poet ’14 Daniel Reilman ’15 Logan Seghi ’15 John Stevelinck ’15 Thomas Swad ’15 Denis Tchaouchev ’15 Joseph Trojniak ’14 Benjamin Worth ’15 Matthew Zahari ’14

AP Scholars 3 or higher on 3 or more AP Exams Brendan Beaver ’15 Joshua Behm ’14 Robert Brewer ’15 Connor Canavan ’15 Brian Clark ’15 Brian Coe ’15 Michael Conder ’14 Tadeusz Conrado ’14 Connor Cooper ’14 Davis Day ’14 Kyle Devine ’14 Kevin Du ’15 Michael Dubé ’14 Christopher Dulzo ’14 Jack Evans ’15 Austin Featherstone ’14 Travis Fortier ’14 Kyle Garcia ’14 Jackson Graham ’15 Gerrit Hartwig ’14 Nazir Jairazbhoy ’15 Daniel Jennings ’14 Steven Katofiasc ’14 David Killian ’14

Gregory Kilroy ’14 Noah Kleedtke ’15 Colter Knight ’15 Scott Kramer ’15 Robert Lyman ’15 Wael Matta ’14 Alec McCarthy ’15 Nathan McLean ’14 Joel Moriarty ’14 Grant Prior ’14 Chad Quick ’15 Patrick Ray ’14 Michael Ronayne ’14 Anthony Rotondo ’14 Robert Salowitz ’15 Douglas Schmieder ’14 Jonathan Sheesley ’14 James Siberski ’14 Thomas Sprys-Tellner ’15 Evan Stockton ’14 Hunter Vanbocxlaer ’14 Christopher Vargovick ’15 Christopher Vela ’15 Justin Vitez ’15 Jack Walsh ’15

CATHOLIC CENTRAL DADS’ CLUB PRESENTS

WIN A TRIP TO IRELAND AND STAY AT ASHFORD CASTLE CC Alumni! We need your help and support by purchasing tickets or selling tickets at the St. Patrick’s Day Parade March 16th, 2015 Please contact Ron Malinowski (248) 882-6210 or John Doyle (248-924-7525) for sales or support

Tickets are $5 each or a book of 5 for $20 2 PEOPLE / 5 NIGHTS • ROUND TRIP AIRFARE • CAR RENTAL ALLOWANCE $250

Visit our website www.irelandraffle.com for more information The Dads’ Club would like to thank the Claddagh Irish Pub for their generous donation of this trip!

Buy your tickets today! Contact the CC Dads’ Club for more information. Drawing held March 17, 2015.

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The 23rd Annual Family Fest

CC Named “School of Excellence” by the Catholic Education Honor Roll

On a wonderful fall day, Sunday, September 7, the 23rd Annual Family Fest was hosted by the Dads’ Club, the Mothers’ Club, and the Alumni Association at Catholic Central. Fr. Jim O’Neill, C.S.B. celebrated Mass for everyone prior to the taste fest. After Mass, we were treated to a spectacular assortment of food from local restaurants. The event is always a huge success in bringing together the great families of CC. Special thanks and congratulations to Eric Loehr, Laura Collins, and the Mothers’ and Dads’ Clubs for making this year’s Family Fest so successful! We thank the following restaurants who generously donated their time and their food. We strongly encourage your patronage of their establishments.

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Antonio’s Cucina Italiana Farmington Hills – (248) 994-4000

Famous Dave’s Novi – (248) 735-1111

Applebee’s Novi – (248) 449-1592

Fractured Prune Doughnuts Canton – (734) 340-9145

Aubree’s Pizzeria & Grill Northville – (734) 432-0200

Guernsey Farms Dairy Northville – (248) 349-1466

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Jimmy John’s Wixom – (248) 344-4901

Bonefish Grill Novi – (248) 347-1635

Joe’s Produce Livonia – (248) 477-4333

Buddy’s Pizza Livonia – (734) 261-3550

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Chili’s Novi – (248) 344-9722

Polish Village Café Hamtramck – (313) 874-5726 Red Robin Locations throughout Metro Area

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Detroit Catholic Central High School was included on The Cardinal Newman Society’s list of schools recognized by the Catholic Education Honor Roll as 2014 Schools of Excellence. Since 2004, the Honor Roll has celebrated quality Catholic education throughout the United States.

Schools of Excellence are marked by the integration of Catholic identity throughout all aspects of their programs and excellence in academics. This year seventy-one schools received the honor of being named a School of Excellence, and an additional nine received the distinction of Honorable Mention.

This is less than five percent of the Catholic high schools in the United States.

“Since competition began in 2004, the Honor Roll has been a helpful tool for administrators, families, and benefactors in recognizing the quality of a Catholic high school education,” said Patrick J. Reilly, President of The Cardinal Newman Society.

“The Honor Roll schools are a reminder that Catholic education is getting better every day not only academically, but also in the renewal of Catholic identity - and we are delighted to see the increased level of competition among the schools that participated in the program this year.”

The 2014 Schools of Excellence are located in 26 states, with the largest number (eight) located in Pennsylvania, followed by Texas and Michigan, each with six, and Virginia with five.

“We are very happy to receive this honor,” said Fr. Dennis Noelke, C.S.B. ’71, Principal of Catholic Central. “We are known for our academic and athletic excellence, but at the center of everything we do as a school is our Catholic identity. For CC to be recognized as a School of Excellence only encourages us to continue strengthening the faith of our community.”

CC Voted “Best High School Boys’ Sports Program” by USA Today Poll

This fall, Catholic Central was a nominee for the “Best High School Boys’ Sports Program in the Country” as part of an online contest through USA Today High School Sports. Thanks to the overwhelming support and enthusiasm shown by Shamrock Nation, CC was declared the winner! We dominated the competition and tallied a total of 503,947 votes over three rounds of voting, which began on August 18th and ended on September 12th.

Representatives from USA Today, Matt Wade and John Schram ’82, attended the Boys’ Bowl Assembly on October 19th to present Fr. Dennis Noelke, C.S.B. ’71 and Aaron Babicz ’93 with an official banner recognizing CC as the “Best High School Boys’ Sports Program in the Country!” We thank the many students, faculty, alumni, parents, fans, and especially our brother Basilian communities at St. Michael’s College School in Toronto and St. Thomas in Houston for their overwhelming support.

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The Night on the Town is the one and only fundraising event that supports our outstanding Catholic Central Music Program. The evening will include music by the CC Jazz band and an auction.

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Poetry Out Loud Members of Mr. Kevin Griffin’s ’96 Creative Writing Class entered their poems in The Richard Benvenuto ’56 High School Poetry Competition presented by The National Society of Arts and Letters and the RCAH Center for Poetry at Michigan State University.

Three Shamrocks placed in the top six out of over 150 entrants.

Jackson Graham ’15 won first prize (and $100) for “How to Skip a Stone.”

Jack Evans ’15 (“Parade”) and Mitch VanAcker ’16 (“A Prelude”) were Honorably Mentioned.

Left to right: Mitch VanAcker ’16, Jackson Graham ’15, Mr. Kevin Griffin ’96, and Jack Evans ’15

These winning poems may be viewed by scanning the QR code or online at http://poetry.rcah.msu.edu/high-schoolpoetry-competition.html.

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Keeping Up with Catholic Central Athletes

Cross Country The Varsity Cross Country Team, led by longtime coach Tony Magni, won the Central Division championship by finishing the season with a perfect 4-0 record in league dual meets. Additionally, the Shamrocks finished third at both the West Bloomfield Lee Averill Memorial and the Lansing Catholic Invitational, second at the Holly Invitational, and first at their own Catholic Central Invitational. The Shamrocks won their 8th consecutive Catholic League Championship and qualified for the State Finals by finishing third at the Regional Meet. CC gained valuable experience in the State and the finals held at Michigan International Speedway and look forward to continued success next season.

Football The Varsity Football Team, led by longtime coach Tom Mach, finished the season with a 4-5 record. The Shamrocks faced a daunting

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schedule of some of the toughest teams throughout Michigan and Ohio. Unfortunately the team was plagued by injuries all year. The Shamrocks played competitively throughout the season but fell short of earning a return trip to the playoffs. A highlight of the season was first-ever “Basil Bowl” played between CC and our brother school from Toronto, St. Michael’s College School. (See page 47 for more info.)

Soccer The Varsity Soccer Team, led by third-year coach Gene Pulice, finished the season with a 13-5-2 overall record. The Shamrocks won the Central Division and defeated DeLaSalle 3-2 in the Catholic League finals to win the program’s first league title since 1992!

CC entered the playoffs and earned a thrilling shootout victory over Novi in the District semifinals. The season came to an end after a

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1-0 loss to Northville in the District final.

The JV Team, coached by Mike Stratton, finished the season with a 13-0-2 record and won the Central Division. The Freshman Team, coached by Brent Wasik ’86, finished with an 11-2-2 record and placed second in the Central Division.

Tennis The Varsity Tennis Team, led by coach Joe Stafford, completed their season after the Regional Tournament. The Shamrocks finished third at the Grand Blanc Invitational and fourth at the Sturgis Invitational. The team also placed third at the Catholic League Tournament. The Shamrocks are committed to working hard and competing for a championship next season.

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ATTENTION ALL PINERY CROSS COUNTRY CAMPERS FROM DAYS GONE BY:

Cross Country

Save the Date: 50th Annual Pinery Cross Country Camp

All-Catholic Mark Borek ’17 Avery Felty ’16 Bailey Hobson ’16 Scott Smith ’16

Saturday, July 25 – Saturday, August 8, 2015

Football

We are planning a middle weekend (Friday, July 31 – Sunday, August 2) fun-filled celebration.

All-Catholic Jordan Jenkins ’15 Blake Livingston ’15 Nico Stante ’15

More details will follow on our website and in the Aluminator.

In the meantime – start to get in shape to run the loop!

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All-League Tom Kowalkowski ’16 Tyler Laurentius ’16 Ike Marchie ’15 All-League Honorable Mention Alex Bock ’16 Tarek Dalou ’16 Academic All-Catholic Mitch Bolig ’15

Soccer All-Catholic Will Coffman ’15 Noah Kleedkte ’15 Peter Kirouac ’16 Champ Kozlowski ’15 All-League Justin Murray ’16 Brendan Paul ’15 Austin Smith ’15 Robby Winn ’15 Academic All-Catholic Chad Quick ’15

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Supporting our Young Athletes Varsity Basketball

Fri/Dec 12 Thurs/Dec 18 Sat/Dec 20 Tues/Dec 23 Tues/Jan 6 Fri/Jan 9 Fri/Jan 16 Tues/Jan 20 Fri/Jan 23 Fri/Jan 30 Tues/Feb 3 Tues/Feb 10 Fri/Feb 13 Tues/Feb 17 Sat/Feb 21 Tues/Feb 24 Wed/Feb 25 Sun/Mar 1 Tues/Mar 3 March 9, 11,13 March 16, 18 March 24 March 26,27 March 28

Taylor Kennedy Lincoln Park Windsor Catholic Central Dearborn Detroit Loyola U of D Jesuit Brother Rice O.L. St. Mary’s DeLaSalle U of D Jesuit Brother Rice DeLaSalle O.L. St. Mary’s AA Gabriel Richard CHSL Quarter Final CHSL Semi-Final CHSL Semi-Final CHSL Championship Dearborn Fordson State Districts State Regionals State Quarter Finals State Semi-Finals State Finals

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Sat/Nov 15 Thur/Nov 20 Sat/Nov 22 Wed/Nov 26 Wed/Dec 3 Fri/Dec 5 Sat/Dec 6 Fri/Dec 12 Sat/Dec 13 Sat/Dec 20 Fri/Jan 9 Sat/Jan 10 Fri/Jan 16 Sat/Jan 17 Wed/Jan 21 Fri/Jan 23 Wed/Jan 28 Fri/Jan 30 Sat/Jan 31 Fri/Feb 6 Sat/Feb 7 Fri/Feb 13 Sat/Feb 14 Wed/Feb 18 Sun/Feb 22 Sat/Feb 28

Divine Child (Scrimmage) Port Huron Northern Brighton Brother Rice Trenton O.L. St. Mary’s O.L. St. Mary’s Notre Dame Academy (WI) St. Andrew’s College (Toronto) Port Huron Northern U of D Jesuit Cranbrook Culver Academy Culver Academy Brother Rice Rochester United Trenton Cranbrook Livonia Stevenson Forest Hills Central Grandville Showcase Showcase DeLaSalle CHSL Championship Grosse Pointe North

Varsity Alpine Ski Tues/Jan 6 Thur/Jan 8 Tues/Jan 13 Thur/Jan 15 Tues/Jan 20 Thur/Jan 22 Tues/Jan 27 Thur/Jan 29 Thur/Feb 5 Mon/Feb 9 Thur/Feb 12 Tues/Feb 17 Mon/Feb 23

Brighton Hartland Birmingham United Okemos Howell Farmington South Lyon Howell League Championship CHSL Championship MHSAA Regional SEMSL Meet Division 1 State Finals

HOME HOME Away Fordson HS Away HOME Marian HS Away HOME Away HOME Away HOME HOME

7:30pm 7:30pm 3:00pm 6:00pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:00pm

Calihan Hall HOME

7:30pm

Swimming & Diving

Thur/Dec 11 Sat/Jan 10 Thur/Jan 15 Sat/Jan 17 Thur/Jan 22 Thur/Jan 29 Tues/Feb 3 Fri/Feb 6

Sat/Feb 7

Thur/Feb 12 Fri/Feb 13 Sat/Feb 14 Thur/Feb 19 Thur/Feb 26 Fri/March 6 Sat/March 7 Fri/March 13 Sat/March 14

Grosse Pointe North GP North HS 6:00pm AA Pioneer AA Pioneer HS TBA DeLaSalle/Bloomfield Hills/GrovesGroves HS 6:00pm East Grand Rapids Invitational East Grand Rapids HS 12:00pm Livonia Stevenson Livonia Stevenson HS 6:30pm Brother Rice Liv Rec Comm Ctr 7:00pm Cranbrook Cranbrook HS 5:30pm Oakland County Championship - Diving Waterford Mott HS TBA Oakland County Championship - Swimming Waterford Mott HS TBA Notre Dame Prep HOME 7:00pm MISCA EMU MISCA EMU U of D Jesuit HOME 7:00pm CHSL – Diving Liv Rec Comm Ctr 5:30pm CHSL – Swimming Preliminaries Liv Rec Comm Ctr 5:00pm CHSL – Swimming Finals Liv Rec Comm Ctr 12:00pm MISCA Eastern Michigan University MISCA Eastern Michigan University

Varsity (Blue) Wrestling

Compuware 5:30pm McMorran Place 6:00pm Kensington Valley Ice 5:00pm Compuware 7:00pm Compuware 7:00pm O.L. St. Mary’s 7:30pm Compuware 5:30pm MSU 5:00pm MSU 2:45pm Compuware 5:30pm Compuware 7:00pm Compuware 5:30pm Culver 6:00pm Culver 9:00am Oak Park 7:40pm Compuware 7:00pm Kennedy Ice Arena 7:30pm Cranbrook 7:15pm Compuware 5:30pm Patterson Ice Center 8:00pm Van Andel Arena 1:30pm Kennedy TBD Kennedy TBD Mt. Clemens Arena 7:00pm TBD TBD Great Lakes Arena 3:45pm

Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Pine Knob Boyne Highlands

*Slalom = SL *Giant Slalom = GS

SL GS SL GS SL GS SL GS SL/GS SL/GS SL/GS SL/GS SL/GS

5:00pm 6:00pm 5:00pm 6:00pm 5:00pm 6:00pm 5:00pm 6:00pm 9:00am 5:30pm 9:00am 9:00am 9:00am

Wed/Dec 10 Sat/Dec 13 9:00am Fri/Dec 19 Sat/Dec 20 Sat/Dec 27 Sun/Dec 28 Sat/Jan 3 Sat/Jan 10 Wed/Jan 14 Sat/Jan 17 Fri/Jan 23 TBA Sun/Jan 25 Thur/Jan 29 Wed/Feb 4 Thurs/Feb 12 Sat/Feb 14 Wed/Feb 18 Sat/Feb 21 Feb 27-28 March 5-7

Brighton (Assembly Match) HOME Westland John Glenn Rocket Duals

Oakland County Championship TBA TBA Oakland County Championship TBA TBA Medina Away 8:00am Medina Away 8:00am CC Invitational HOME 9:00am CC Super Duals HOME 10:00am Davison Away TBA Macomb Dakota Duals Away 9:00am Lowell (@University of Michigan) Cliff Keen Arena, Ann Arbor Chippewa Hills (@CMU) Oxford/Plymouth Temperance Bedford Team Districts Individual Districts Team Regionals Individual Regionals Team Finals Individual Finals

Varsity Bowling

Sat/Dec 6 Mon/Dec 8 Sat/Jan 3 Tues/Jan 6 Thur/Jan 8 Sat/Jan 10 Fri/Jan 16 Sat/Jan 17 Tues/Jan 20 Thur/Jan 22 Sat/Jan 24 Mon/Jan 26 Thur/Jan 29 Mon/Feb 2 Thur/Feb 5 Sat/Feb 7 Sun/Feb 8 Mon/Feb 9 Mon/Feb 16 Sat/Feb 21 Fri/Feb 27 Sat/Feb 28 Fri/March 6 Sat/March 7

1:45pm Away

Drakeshire Woodland Super Bowl Oak Lanes Bowl One Super Bowl Sterling Thunderbird Hazel Park Drakeshire Five Star Woodland Classic Sterling Bowl One Drakeshire Novi Bowl Woodland Sterling Oak Super Bowl Super Bowl Sunnybrook Sunnybrook

Rose Arena, Mt. Pleasant TBA HOME 5:00pm Away TBA HOME 5:00pm TBA 9:00am TBA TBA TBA 10:00am Kellogg Arena The Palace

Farmington Tournament Varsity Singles Varsity Ladywood Tournament Varsity Notre Dame Prep Varsity Divine Child Varsity Plymouth Tournament Varsity DeLaSalle Varsity Oakland County Tournament Varsity U of D Jesuit Varsity Brother Rice Varsity Varsity Tri-County Varsity Notre Dame Prep Varsity Divine Child Varsity DeLaSalle Varsity U of D Jesuit Varsity Mercy Tournament Varsity Novi Tournament Varsity Brother Rice Varsity Mixed Doubles Varsity CHSL Championship Varsity State Team Regionals Varsity State Singles Regionals Varsity State Team Finals Varsity State Singles Finals Varsity

9:00am 3:30pm 12:30pm 3:30pm 3:30pm 1:00pm 3:30pm TBD 3:30pm 3:30pm 9:00am 3:30pm 3:30pm 3:30pm 3:30pm 10:00am 10:00am 3:30pm 3:30pm 9:00am

Note: Home games are shown in bold. Schedules are correct as of December 3, 2014, and are subject to change. For updated information, please consult our website (www.catholiccentral.net) or call the Athletics Office at 248-596-3830 (Press “1”).

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27th Annual Alumni Association Dinner • April 16, 2015 The Catholic Central Alumni Association cordially invites you to attend the 27th Annual Alumni Association Dinner honoring

Annual Alumni Association Dinner Reservations Photocopy this form – or complete this one and cut it out – and return it in the enclosed envelope in this issue, along with your check, or fill in the credit card information on the envelope.

Name: __________________________________

Email: __________________________________

Cost: $150 per person; $250 per couple $50 per person for 2005-2014 graduates and current students $1,000 for a sponsored table of 8

Address: ________________________________

o I/We will attend. Enclosed is $______

Year: ______ Ph: ________________________

Rudy Seichter ’59 and the late Fr. Richard Ranalletti, C.S.B. as recipients of the Fr. Canning Harrison Distinguished Alumnus Award.

Thursday, April 16, 2015 6:00 pm Laurel Manor Banquet and Conference Center 39000 Schoolcraft Road Livonia, MI 48150

_______________________________________ ____ My address has changed Please list names of guests at your table, as their names should appear on name badges (with CC class year, if applicable).

Use an additional sheet of paper if necessary.

1. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ 4. ________________________________

• $150 per Person • $250 per Couple • $50 per Person for 2005-2014

5. ________________________________

• $1,000 for a Sponsored Table of 8

7. ________________________________

For reservations or information, please call the Office of Alumni Relations at (248) 596-3838 or use the convenient reservation form on this page.

8. ________________________________

Alumni and Current Students

6. ________________________________

Table to be reserved in the name of:

___________________________________

for ____ seats. o I/We cannot attend, but would like to make a donation of $______ in honor of ________________________. o I would like to be a Platinum Patron.

Enclosed is my check for $500 or more. o I would like to be a Gold Patron.

Enclosed is my check for $250 or more. o I would like to be a Silver Patron.

Enclosed is my check for $100 or more. o I would like to be a Bronze Patron.

Enclosed is my check for $50 or more. o I would like to sponsor a Basilian to attend the Dinner. Enclosed is my check for $150. o I would like to sponsor a CC student to attend the Dinner. Enclosed is my check for $50.

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