ALUMINATOR - Winter 2012

WINTER 2012

VOL. 61, NO. 2

In this Issue Travel that Broadens Perspectives Annual Donor Report

CC Advanced Placement Scholars and National Merit Semifinalists

Editor in Chief: Rev. Raymond Paramo, C.S.B. Managing Editors: Mike Carrier ‘06 Dan Collins Jr. ‘84 Editors: Susan Martin Tim Henry ‘72

VOL. 61, NO. 2

Winter 2012

Editorial Contributions: Detroit Legal News Publishing, LLC Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Joel Kish ‘13 Photography: Denny Barnes ‘79 Sharon Bowling Mike Carrier ‘06 Theresa Green Joel Kish ‘13 Mark Krysiak ‘13 Rev. James O’Neill, C.S.B. Mike Rossi - http://MichaelRossiPhotography.com Rev. John Wheeler, C.S.B. ‘57 Rodger Wood ‘59 Renée Zwick www.ashford.ie www.hometownlife.com Detroit Catholic Central High School Administration: President - Rev. Richard Ranalletti, C.S.B. rranalletti@catholiccentral.net Principal - Rev. John Huber, C.S.B., Ed.D. jhuber@catholiccentral.net The Aluminator is published three times every year by the Detroit Catholic Central Alumni Office.

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 Alumni Office: (248) 596-3838 Fax: (248) 596-3839 For Information: Director of Alumni Relations Mike Carrier ‘06 (248) 596-3844 mcarrier@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: Travel that Broadens Perspectives - CC students travel the world, featuring: Peru, Notre Dame, St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, and London.

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In This Issue FEATURES A Message from the President Chatterbox Military Hall of Fame CC Profiles

P. Mark Accettura, Esq. ‘74 - Lawyer and Author Publishes His Fourth Book

Tim McDonnell ‘81 - Klebba Agency Insurance Travel that Broadens Perspectives Endowment Trust Fund Pays Tribute to Basilian Fathers Calendar of Events

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Alumni Association News Boys’ Bowl Homecoming Weekend Reunions Wedding Bells Baby Bells In Memoriam

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SCHOOL NEWS School Bells Family Fest Sports Break Sports Schedule

48 52 54 56 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 Spring 2012 issue of the Aluminator, all updates, articles and photos must be received by January 31, 2012. Email submissions to: mcarrier@catholiccentral.net or dcollins@catholiccentral.net. You may also mail your materials to us at: The Aluminator, Detroit Catholic Central High School, 27225 Wixom Road, Novi, MI 48374 Photographs: Original film prints are acceptable. They will be scanned and returned to you undamaged.

Digital photographs should not be printed on a personal color printer. Instead, please provide the original electronic file. Digital photographs should be shot at as large a size and in as high a resolution as possible for the camera used, with care being taken to get a sharp image. This yields the best printing results. Please send the raw or uncompressed original TIFF file or high-resolution JPG as an attachment. Do not open and adjust or re-save into any other format. Photos should not be embedded into a Word document.

A Message from the President Dear CC Alumni and Friends, This edition of the Aluminator shows how far-flung and varied our alumni are. You can literally find them around the globe. I have personally run into them in Florida, California and Canada. That’s literally coast to coast and even beyond the border.

One of the special traits at Catholic Central is the common bond that connects our alumni. A member of the Class of 2010 can encounter a graduate from more than 50 years ago, and they will strike up a conversation as if they were classmates. Our first CC Bishop, Auxiliary Bishop Michael Byrnes ’76, recently said Mass for the student body and then had lunch with Student Council and Senior Class Officers. As he recited his old spirit songs and told stories of Fr. Donoher, I could see and feel that bond once again.

That bond was never more evident than it was at our recent Hall of Fame Dinner.

The honorees included alumni who went on to starring careers in the college ranks, as Olympians and in the professional leagues. Their acceptance speeches were notable in their lack of references to their personal achievements. They all spoke about what they learned about themselves at CC and how they have taken it with them in their present lives.

It was most inspiring.

We need to ensure that the students of today and tomorrow have that same memorable Catholic Central experience by your participation in our Annual Appeal. The collective impact of alumni giving and participation can’t be overstated. Your gift provides essential resources that allow us to sustain Catholic Central’s engaging student programs, provide faculty enrichment and offer tuition assistance to deserving students who would otherwise be unable to attend our school.

The latest example of the impact of alumni participation is happening on our back campus.

We were able to acquire some additional land next to the school that has brought our total campus to over 90 acres. At this moment, the earth movers are working on the first phase of our use of that land. Our nine football, soccer and lacrosse teams will now have three additional fields to use for practice, and our track and field program will now have a real shot put area and discus area. Where did the $130,000 come from when we’re still working so hard to pay off our mortgage? It came from the athletic department’s savings built up with funds from their annual golf outing. Without participation in that event, that land would be lying fallow for the foreseeable future.

Through the intercession of Mary, Alma Mater, may God bless you for your continued support.

Sincerely in Christ,

Fr. Richard Ranalletti, C.S.B. President

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CHATTERBOX Staying Connected With Your Classmates THE PSYCHEDELIC ’60s 1961 – MICHAEL TEELEY was riding in the Wounded Warrior Soldier Ride in Concord, Massachusetts, on Saturday, August 27. As a University of Michigan alumnus, he was wearing a biking outfit from the U of M cycling team. Two minutes into the ride, a guy pulled up next to him, and they started talking about where they were from. The other man was a Spartan from Michigan State University. After some friendly razzing about their respective schools, Michael asked him where he lived. He was from Northwest Detroit and also went to Catholic Central. He was from the Class of 1968. The two became separated during the course of the day. However, Michael followed up with the Office of Alumni Relations and came to find out that the man whom he had met was Keith Wentzel ’68. Keith currently lives in North Andover, Massachusetts.

Michael went on to point out that the reach of CC alumni is very similar to that of the University of Michigan. Alumni all over the country seem to find fellow CC alumni wherever they go. It is truly amazing how broad CC’s reach has become.

1968 – JIM GIBBONS was recently named Principal of Adlai E. Stevenson High School in Livonia after serving many years as an assistant principal at the school.

THE TECHNO ’80s 1982 – KENNETH BINDER graduated from Cleary University at the Winter Commencement held annually at the Lloyd & Mabel Johnson Center for Business and Community Excellence.

Ken received a Master of Business Administration degree in Non-Profit Management.

1983 – RICK MULARONI has founded a youth lacrosse program known as Shamrocks Lacrosse. His efforts for this club are to promote the sport of

lacrosse among kids between 3rd and 9th grades. Shamrocks Lacrosse hosts fall and winter clinics in Howell and also competes in a spring league. For more information, visit the club website at www.shamrockslacrosse.com.

Inquiries of parents of prospective students are most welcome. For any questions regarding Veritas Christi High School, please call (734) 645-1643. VCHS is also proud to have Fr. Richard Elmer, C.S.B. ’46 serving in an advisory capacity.

1985 – WALTER HOLINOTY is the Academic Administrator for Veritas Christi High School in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Previously, he had been engaged in freelance writing and sales. Recently, he has rewritten the VCHS Mission Statement now that the school has reorganized as a Catholic high school with a focus on serving students with Asperger’s Syndrome and other exceptionalities: “Veritas Christi High School is an inclusive, private and independent Catholic high school with a focus on students with exceptional learning styles, including Nonverbal Learning Differences and Asperger’s Syndrome. As a Catholic educational community, we encourage the development of the whole person through a supportive, college preparatory culture of excellence in which students encounter Christ’s teachings, leading to an appreciation for the unity of all truth. We achieve this through the full collaboration of parents, students, faculty and staff. Veritas Christi High School provides extraordinary resources and creative learning opportunities, while recognizing and nurturing the positive potential in all our students in an atmosphere of education and faith. Our vision is “Sapientia and Scientia, a community of intelligentia which unites the rational judgment of historical matters of scientia with the intellectual grasp of eternal matters of sapientia: Truth in Christ.”

THE HAPPENING ’90s

This may be the time to remind you…

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. – Editor

1994 – STEPHEN RET currently works for Delta Airlines as an in-flight base manager. He is based out of Detroit Metro Airport. Stephen earned his Masters degree in Business Administration in 2006. He currently resides in Plymouth, Michigan.

1997 – JOSEPH KOHN works in the public relations office of the Archdiocese of Detroit. He was responsible for providing us with the beautiful pictures from the archdiocesan files of the episcopal ordination featured in our last issue. Many readers commented on the quality of those pictures. We thank Joe for his help.

1998 – TIM ZAJAROS recently produced his second feature film, From the Head, starring Matthew Lillard. It went on to win the Best Feature Award at the Philadelphia Independent Film Festival.

Tim also produced a feature film in Michigan called Restitution, starring Mena Suvari and Tom Arnold. Tim presently has a documentary in post production and several films in development with one intended to go into production in Michigan in the spring of 2012.

1999 – DENNIS SUGRUE recently graduated with a Master of Science degree in Finance, with a concentration in Corporate Finance from the London Business School. Dennis currently lives in London and is the head of reinsurance ratings for Europe, the Middle East and Africa for Standard & Poor’s.

Dennis Sugrue ’99 during commencement exercises at the London Business School.

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THE VIRTUAL ’00s 2001 – CHARLIE HAEGER and Rodger Wood ’59 reminisced about CC before a game in Bowie, Maryland.

Charlie is currently a pitcher in the Red Sox organization for the Portland Sea Dogs. He has also pitched in the majors with the Chicago White Sox, San Diego Padres and Los Angeles Dodgers.

Rodger Wood ’59 and Charlie Haeger ’01 at a game in Bowie, Maryland.

2001 – CARL SCHNEIDER recently stopped by the Novi campus for the first time to tour the “new” school. Carl currently lives in Grayslake, Illinois, and works for the U.S. Navy. Carl is the son of former CC math teacher, Susan Schneider.

2002 – STEVE DOINIDIS climbed Denali (formerly Mt. McKinley) last June. It is the highest peak in North America. A mere 20,320 feet tall, it took his team 17 full days to reach the summit. He climbed with a team of 12 from around the U.S. Denali was first climbed in 1913, and, each year, about 1,000 climbers attempt it. The success rate is roughly 52%. I asked him whether Aconcagua (highest in the western hemisphere) is next or even Everest, of the seven continental summits. At his age, they are probably all possible.

However, he was quick to point out that even though Aconcagua is almost 3,000 feet higher than Denali, it can be climbed without having to cross glaciers and crevasses. Still, South America is a logical next choice, and certainly the Alps, including the Eiger and Mount Blanc, are in his future. He is less sure 4

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DeMars. He will work at the academy’s athletic department until January, when he will report for intelligence training at Goodfellow Air Force Base in Texas.

Steve Doinidis ‘02 at the summit of Denali in Alaska.

he wants to venture to the Himalayas.

Training for this type of climb (and an Aconcagua climb) took him over a year of preparation. He ran the 2009 Detroit Free Press Marathon and continues to run half-marathons every month to keep his lungs in proper shape for altitude.

He tries to get a climb in every 3-4 months (Mt. Rainier, Mt. Shasta, Mt. Baker, etc…). Aconcagua, the second tallest of the Seven Summits, requires plenty of training. Steve works for New World Systems, a public sector software company serving cities in virtually every state in the country. He serves as a project manager.

2002 – ERIC MANCINI graduated from the Wayne State University School of Medicine, earning his Doctor of Medicine degree. He is currently completing his residency at the Detroit Medical Center in orthopedic surgery.

2006 – MATTHEW DeMARS of Howell graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado, on May 25, 2011. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Systems Engineering Management and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U. S. Air Force. He was a three-time boxing AllAmerican, winning the Wing Open from 2009-2011 and was the national boxing champion from 2009-2010 in the 112pound weight division. He was also the 2011 Air Force Academy Boxing MVP and won the Boxing Excellence Award.

DeMars was appointed the commander of cadet survival training in summer 2010 and commander of his Squadron 14 in 2011. He is the son of Paul and Geri

2009 – BILL SCANLON and his fellow musicians in the Midnight Players are a new local jazz band made up of current and former Catholic Central students.

In August, they played in the second annual Plymouth Elks Lodge Outdoor Jazz Festival alongside local jazz legends.

Collectively, they are out to prove that jazz is still alive and well among today’s youth.

The Midnight Players: Cameron Stapp ’11, Dean Sansovich ’12, Jordan Fanco ’09 (sitting), Bill Scanlon ’09 and Chris Tabaczynski ’13.

Shamrocks at Hillsdale There are eight Shamrocks on the Hillsdale College football team. The photo was taken following Hillsdale’s 31-28 victory over then-4th ranked Grand Valley State University on September 10, 2011.

Shown are: Nick Landry ’09 (#65), Sam Landry ’10 (#19), Justin D’Agostino ’11 (#35), Ryon Wiska ’07 (#62), Butch Herzog ’10 (#42), Steve Harding ’09 (#31), and Joey Snyder ’10 (#63).

Bryan Raycraft ’09 (#94), is also on the team, but is missing from the photo.

Also shown are fellow Shamrocks at Hillsdale: Mitchell Gatt ’11 and Joey Hansen ’11 who will be playing baseball for the Chargers in the spring.

Help Solve Another

Mystery!

Do you recognize anyone in this photo?

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

Fall 2011 Mystery Photo Identified Ace Byerlein ’43 called to identify #34 as the great Bill Wightin ’45.

From Bill Gagnon ’49 - The mystery photo in the fall 2011 Aluminator was taken at the St. Anthony/Catholic Central Catholic championship game in 1943 at U of D Stadium. Player #28 appears to be John Carriveau ’44, #34 Ed Burgess ’44. St. Anthony came into the game undefeated and unscored upon, but CC won the game, 19 - 6, and went on to defeat Cooley, 8- 0, in the Goodfellow game. CC came into the game with losses to Toledo Catholic Central and Fordson. In the first five years of the forties, Catholic Central played an independent schedule, but then played the Catholic League champion to see who would represent the Catholic schools in the Goodfellow Game. St.Theresa beat CC in 1940 and 1941; Catholic Central returned the favor in 1942 downing St. Theresa for the Catholic title and then Hamtramck, 46 - 0,in the Goodfellow Game.

Cathy Dodyk says that the man making the diving tackle is her father, John Theisen ’44, #28 is George Sinkus ’43 and #34 is Richard Yata ’43.

From Joe Krajawski ’48 - #34 in the picture is Leon “Chip” Cwiklinski ‘47.

Dick Harper ’44, John (Jack) Jeffrey ’48, and Bill Kittle ’48 all called in to say #34 in the picture is Bill Wightkin ’45.

24th Annual Alumni Association Dinner • April 26, 2012 The Catholic Central Alumni Association cordially invites you to attend the 24th Annual Alumni Association Dinner honoring Stan Sheridan ’60 and the late Fr. John Ward, C.S.B. ’59 as recipients of the Fr. Canning Harrison Distinguished Alumnus Award.

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 2002-2011 graduates and current students $1,000 for a sponsored table of 8

Address: ________________________________

o I/We will attend. Enclosed is $______

Year: ______ Ph: ________________________

_______________________________________ ____ My address has changed

Stan Sheridan ’60

Rev. John Ward, C.S.B. ’59

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.

Thursday, April 26, 2012 6:00 pm Embassy Suites Hotel 19525 Victor Parkway, Livonia, MI.

1. ________________________________

• $150 per Person • $250 per Couple • $50 per Person for 2002-2011 Graduates and Current Students • $1,000 for a Sponsored Table of 8

5. ________________________________

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

2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ 4. ________________________________ 6. ________________________________ 7. ________________________________ 8. ________________________________ Table to be reserved in the name of:

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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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MILITARY Serving Our Country

SPOTLIGHT ON Doug Bohrer ‘40 Doug Bohrer graduated from CC in June 1940. After graduation, he worked for Don Blackburn Electric and then Westinghouse Electric until he volunteered for the U.S. Army Air Corps in the fall of 1942.

Doug started his active duty in January 1943, at the age of 20.

After four months of schooling, Doug Bohrer ’40 in the Air Cadet Bohrer was assigned to U.S. Air Force.

Navigation School at Selman Field, Louisiana. This assignment was followed by training until Lt. Bohrer, along with his crew, flew to England on a B-17, Flying Fortress, in October 1944.

Doug was a Navigator in the 100th Bomb Group, 8th Air Force.

He flew six missions over Germany. Doug then went to Radar Navigation School. Only the lead crew on a mission had a Radar Navigator. Doug’s B-17, named “Mike,” had its machine gun turret removed from the underside bubble to make room for the Radar Navigator’s equipment. Doug flew 23 missions, 17 as lead crew, without ever having to use his parachute. 23-0: a perfect record is what you strive for in a combat aircraft. 1st Lt. Bohrer flew back to the States with his crew in October 1945, in his B-17 and was discharged at Fort Sheridan in Chicago. He finished as a

1st Lieutenant, and his decorations included the Air Medal with Clusters and the Distinguished Flying Cross. Upon becoming a civilian, Doug attended Wayne State University and the University of Detroit on the G.I. Bill.

left to right: Jeff Plagany ’96, After the war, Doug married Mary Doug Bohrer ’40, Douglas Jane, whom he had met in 1941.

Bohrer, Chris Bohrer ’12.

Doug and Mary Jane had six children: Janet, John, Mary Ann, Matthew, Patricia and Douglas. Doug’s younger brother, J. Harold Bohrer ’45, another “Belmont Boy,” served in the U.S. Navy, and Doug’s oldest son, John Bohrer ’66, served in the U.S. Army and got a ground view of Germany in his position as an MP. Doug’s grandson, Jeffrey Plagany ’96, also attended CC. Doug spends time attending CC sporting events and “Belmont Boy” activities. He attended the Shamrock’s 2009 Division 1 State Football Championship Game in November 2009, with two of his sons, John and Douglas. He also has attended many of his grandson’s, Chris Bohrer ’12, varsity baseball games, including the dramatic victory over Brother Rice in the 2011 Regional Championship game.

Doug’s message to the current Shamrocks is to “get a good education.”

Since they are already attending CC, they have made an excellent start.

Respectfully submitted by Thomas J. Jensen ‘65

Catholic Central Veterans Group Register on the Alumni Website today!

1. Go to www.catholiccentral.net 2. Click on “Alumni” at the top 3. “Login” or “Register” It’s easy to do, and it’s free to join other Alumni with online information.

Stay connected with fellow alums, 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.”

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Please continue to let us know if you are a Veteran or on Active Duty.

We have identified about 170 Alumni so far. There are many more Alumni who are Veterans or on Active Duty. We’d like to know who they are.

You can download a form by clicking the link in the monthly e-newsletter, or you can email the information. Email Mike Carrier ’06 at MCarrier@catholiccentral.net or Jim Muir ’65 at Jimmuir@mi.rr.com.

Children of the Greatest Generation AN EMOTIONAL HISTORY

BOOK ONE… THE MARATHON BEGINS THE STORY OF US as we headed off to our local Grade Schools and then on to Catholic Central High School where the gifted excelled and accelerated into the fast lane of athletic, academic and social accomplishment, but where the less gifted refused to take “no” for an answer, and used the gift of determination over the “Marathon of Life” to move from the “Sidelines of Life” into the “Game of Life.”

BOOK TWO… WE DANCED WITH LIFE BOOK TWO – From halting, start-and-stop and often misdirected, baby steps of life, Book Two shows how the children of Greatest Generation parents leave the cocoon of family life and their parochial neighborhood of social networks and courageously venture out into the larger world to compete “mano a mano” on the Detroit sandlots, in the minor leagues, the Major Leagues, the National Football League, in the world of Art, Medicine, Psychology, Psychiatry, Politics, in the whacked-out world of Bar Bouncers, Brawlers and Prize fighters and in the world of Courtroom Gladiators … gladiators who use words as weapons in an arena where the agile, lightningquick reflexes of the articulate shine while the inarticulate stumble and descend into obscurity.

BOOK THREE… WINDING DOWN, LOSING OUR WORLD BOOK THREE – As the Children of the Greatest Generation now wind down their own rambunctious lives, they discover that the world of their Greatest Generation parents is quickly disappearing, and, on the horizon, they begin to discern a new and dangerous “world order” which seeks to replace the Greatest Generation ideals of strength, courage, sacrifice, teamwork, humility, compassion, love and the truism that “less is more” with a new “look at me” world of values that worships money, power, greed, materialism, moral shortcuts and celebrity status. But, as the Children of the Greatest Generation ponder their exit and shake their heads, Book Three urges all of them, and all of us, to rail against the new order … as long as we still have breath and a “voice” within us.

Fred Lauck, a child of Greatest Generation Parents, long-time trial lawyer and Catholic Central Class of 1961 knows his way around the landscape of life … both on the “mean streets” of life and in the Halls of Justice. In Children of the Greatest Generation, he presents a mix of celebrities and street characters to recreate the philosophy of the Greatest Generation. Children of the Greatest Generation is a three volume, 600 page story dictionary that invites, entices and even seduces you to open up to any chapter, to any page, to join in with the book’s characters … youthful characters just beginning life, energetic characters dancing full throttle with life and aging, contemplative characters winding down their rambunctious lives.

ORDER Order by sending a $35.00 check to:

Fred Lauck 1200 Old Milford Farms Rd Milford, MI 48381 flauck@comcast.net

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Hall of Fame The 5th Annual Athletic Hall of Fame Evening took place on Saturday, September 17, 2011, at Catholic Central.

Perhaps our most emotional induction ceremony, the inductees in the Class of 2011 demonstrated their gratefulness as they addressed the record crowd.

Over 350 people gathered in respect of the eight men and one team that were honored that night.

The first inductee to speak that evening was Bob Santello ’58, our previous Athletic Director for over 30 years. Mr. Santello completed a career at Catholic Central that included stints as a teacher, coach and Disciplinarian, before settling in as Athletic Director.

During his tenure as AD, CC teams won an astounding 137 Catholic League Championships, 33 Team State Championships and countless Individual State Championships.

Fred Lauck ’61 was the next alumnus to be inducted during the evening. Fred was an All-State football player and also lettered in wrestling, boxing and baseball during his high school career. Fred is currently a successful lawyer and accomplished author.

Tom LaGarde ’73 was next on the list. Tom is perhaps our most decorated athlete. Tom was not only an All-American basketball player at CC, but he went on to become a collegiate All-American at North Carolina and an Olympic Gold Medalist in the 1976 Olympics. Tom finished his basketball career by playing many years in the NBA and winning the NBA Championship in 1979 with the Seattle Supersonics.

Brothers Paul ’74 and Joe Rudzinski ’79 became the first brothers to be inducted

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into the CC Hall of Fame. Paul was an All-American football player and also earned All-State honors for the Shot Put in his senior season. He went on to play football at Michigan State and in the NFL for the Green Bay Packers. Joe was also an All-American football player at CC and won the Fr. James Whelan Award in 1979. He continued his football career at The University of Notre Dame.

Andy Dillon ’80 was an All-State Cross Country runner and Track athlete during his high school career. In the fall of 1979, Andy helped CC win its first-ever Regional Championship in Cross Country.

He was named the team MVP. Currently, Andy holds three Track and Field records for the school. He continued his athletic career at The University of Notre Dame, earning eight varsity letters. Andy has since had a successful career in business and Michigan politics.

The late John Spolsky ’96 was an All-State football player and wrestler at CC. He was a co-captain for the 1995 State Champion Football Team and also won an individual wrestling state championship in his senior season. For all of his accomplishments as an athlete and for being recognized by his peers as the epitome of a Catholic Central gentleman,

John won the Fr. James Whelan Award in 1996. John earned a football scholarship to the Air Force Academy where he finished his athletic career.

Dan Wandzel became the first lay man to be inducted into the Hall of Fame for contributions to CC athletics not pertaining to playing or coaching.

Dan is the father of Ron ‘85 and Ken Wandzel ‘86. Since their playing days, Dan has remained as active a volunteer as any. Dan’s presence at almost all CC athletic events has become the norm.

He is a member of the Catholic League Hall of Fame for the same contributions.

The Alumni Association also presented Dan with a special plaque naming him an “Honorary Alumnus.”

Lastly, the 1961 Basketball Team became the second team to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. They were the first team at CC to win a State Championship officially sanctioned by the Michigan High School Athletic Association. Led

by Hall of Fame Coach Bill Foley ’42, the team finished the season with an impressive 20-1 record. They were led

by All-State players Bill Downs ’61, John Goetz ’61 and All-City honoree Brian Motter ’61.

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PROFILES

Spotlighting Alumni & Members of Our CC Family

Lawyer and Author Publishes His Fourth Book | Blood and Money P. Mark Accettura, Esq. ’74 has just published a book on legal matters of interest to many people. Blood and Money is his fourth book. In it he analyzes for general readers the problems that arise when there is a death in the family, and an inheritance is involved.

Mark is of the Class of 1974, but graduated in 1973 after his junior year. This is something that used to happen in the 70s because of what he calls a loophole. The late Mr. Garlicki allowed him to take a summer course that gave him the necessary credits to graduate a year early.

Subsequently he graduated from Oakland University (BA) in 1977, the University of Detroit School of Law (JD) in 1981, and New York University (LLM) in 1982. He was an adjunct professor at U of D from 1984 to 1994, where he taught primarily tax courses. He had a local cable television show from 1995 to 2000 called Law Talk, where he interviewed local politicians, judges and people about town. He says it would be fun to do the show now with all of the CC grads that dominate the political landscape.

Mark has a son, Austin, who attended CC for two years before joining the USHL to play hockey. He played for Sioux Falls and other teams before sustaining a career-ending wrist injury. He is now a sophomore at Oakland University and intends to go to law school and eventually take over the family law practice. The law offices of Accettura and Hurwitz are located in Royal Oak and Farmington Hills.

AN EXCERPT from the review of Blood & Money: The Roots of Inheritance Disputes and How to Prevent Family Conflict Before the Will Is Read One way or another, inheritance touches almost everyone, and most of us either know or fear conflict after a death in the family. But what is it that so often drives people to wage war against their own flesh and blood over a loved one’s estate?

This is the vexing question veteran estate planning and elder law attorney P. Mark Accettura sets out to answer in this thought-provoking and helpful book as he explains the psychology behind why people fight over estates and provides a comprehensive list of steps will makers, heirs, and their lawyers and advisors can take to prevent family-splitting inheritance disputes. “Blood & Money: The Roots of Inheritance Disputes and How to Prevent Family Conflict Before the Will Is Read” looks beyond the usual too-simple characterization of quarreling heirs as simply greedy or petty to provide a first-ever full explanation of what makes survivors so often dissolve into combat even while they are still joined in grieving.

Accettura’s conclusions are informed by his own three decades in the legal trenches and aided by five years of research in the fields of social psychology, evolutionary psychology, psychiatry, gerontology, and neuropsychology, with counsel from experts in those disciplines. The author suggests that what appear as greed and pettiness are really symptoms of survivors’ struggle to feel loved and important, and to assuage the subconscious terror activated by a loved one’s death. He concludes that the fight for money and things -- Dad’s watch, Mom’s wedding ring -- is not about the object or the money itself, but about what they symbolize: importance, love, security, self-esteem, connectedness, and immortality.

Excerpted with permission from legalnews.com To see the entire review go to http://www.legalnews.com/detroit/1030908 CC PROFILES • WINTER 2012

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Spirit of CC – Business Profile: Tim McDonnell ’81 and the Klebba Insurance Agency When Tim McDonnell ’81 was growing up in Dearborn, one of nine children, and attending grade school at Sacred Heart, little did he know the profound impact his future would have on him when he got to high school at Catholic Central. Tim was familiar with CC because his older brother, Tom, had paved the McDonnell path to CC and graduated in 1973. However, Tom could not have prepared Tim for the impact that would be felt his freshman year by the one and only, Fr. Ned Donoher, C.S.B. By the time second semester began, Tim had been groomed by Fr. Ned in the finer skills of sales.

Now, Tim was born to an insurance salesman, because his father, John, was the founder and owner of the McDonnell Insurance Agency in Dearborn; but Tim’s father was an insurance salesman, not a raffle ticket salesman. Under the tutelage of Fr. Ned, Tim became one of the top salesman in the annual DRIVE his freshman year and remained at or near the top for the remainder of his time at CC.

In addition to his sales success, Tim participated in both football and wrestling at CC before graduating and earning his degree at Central Michigan University.

Thanks to his early training (and Fr. Ned), Tim has enjoyed a successful career in the insurance industry. After a long, successful stint with the CNA Insurance Company, Tim joined the Klebba Agency in February 2010.

Located in Wixom, the Klebba Agency, family owned and operated since 1931, is staffed by Tim and several members of the CC family.

The agency President is Bill St. Charles, father of sons: Brian ’04, Sean ’07 and Connor ’11.

Tim’s assistant is Mary Beth (Hollinshead) Butala, sister of Steve ’73, Dan ’74, Jim ’79 and Tom ’81.

Tim and the Klebba Agency pride themselves on exceptional customer service and specialize in both Commercial and Personal Insurance product lines. Clients in the CC family include:

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the Basilian Fathers of Catholic Central, Mike Stanford of VARSITY Lincoln, Guernsey Dairy, Joe’s Produce, John Herzog, JD ’81 and Bert Herzog of Executive Financial Planning. Tim has partnered with the Frankenmuth Insurance Agency to package a special offer to the entire Catholic Central community that offers significant discounts on both Commercial and Personal Insurance products with a generous contribution made for every new policy holder to the Catholic Central Tuition Assistance Fund.

Tim lives in South Lyon and is married to Debbie. Tim and Debbie are the proud parents of son, Sean ‘14, a member of the Shamrock Prep hockey team.

FOR MORE INFORMATION: Contact Tim at the Klebba Agency at (248) 926-1444 or at tmcdonnell@klebbaagency.com.

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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.

FOR EACH NEW POLICYHOLDER a contribution will be made to CATHOLIC CENTRAL’S TUITION

Phone: (248) 926.1444 Fax: (248) 926.5959

ASSISTANCE FUND.

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

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.

Your Direct Insurance Agent Contact: To take advantage of these savings and find out more about this program, contact: Tim McDonnell at

Klebba Insurance Agency, Inc. (248) 926-1444.

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Travel

that broadens perspectives Back at Outer Drive, teachers sometimes joked that our students never ventured east of Wyoming Avenue. At Breakfast Drive, the equivalent border was Telegraph Road. Now it would probably be I-275. Yet despite its cleverness, the metaphor has almost certainly always been wrong.

Our students have always ventured outside the security of the CC environment to explore the world outside much further east than Wyoming Avenue.

The science club traveled to New York, Toronto and many other cities to see science museums and participate in science fairs. The theology department takes students to Washington for the March for Life. The French department takes students to live in France for the summer and brings students from France to live here at the homes of CC students.

Students go to South America to learn the culture and help with particular projects.

And growing outward doesn’t have to happen so far a-field. The social studies department regularly takes students to the Holocaust Memorial Center in Farmington Hills to listen to the last living survivors of the Jewish Holocaust. Students do community service in downtown Detroit, helping at soup kitchens and food distribution centers.

It is unlikely that those students who participate in this travel are not broadened in their outlook on the world. As Mark Twain accurately said, “Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrowmindedness.” He also said, “I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.” The influence of CC has always gone beyond its walls to be effective.

Above: One of the wonders of the world, Machu Picchu.

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Following are some items and pictures of CC travel.

left to right: Zack Colone ’12, Connor Olenech ’10, Damon Rottermond ’12, Ian Pierce ’12 and Chris Schrimscher ’10 in France.

Dan Wardle ‘09, Dustin Parmenter ‘08, Spencer Francis ‘10, Brenden Kokoszka ‘09, Alex Flood ‘10.

French Exchange Program The French Exchange Program at Catholic Central provides students with an opportunity to travel to Europe, build lasting connections and improve their language skills. As part of the exchange, students travel to France and live with a host high school student and his/her family for one month of their summer break. During the summer of 2010, 25 CC students, along with Fr. John Wheeler, C.S.B. ’57 and Ms. Daria Sunday (now Mrs. Files) traveled to Annonay, France, where they stayed for just over three weeks before heading to Paris for the last four days of their trip.

This past summer, 2011, the same 25 CC students hosted their exchange partners in their own homes here in Metro Detroit.

During the three weeks of hosting, many of our CC students and their families took their exchange visitors all over Michigan, including places like Mackinaw Island, and Traverse City. A lucky few were even able to visit cities like New York, Chicago, Washington, D.C., Toronto and Niagara Falls.

from the City of Novi at the Civic Center before coming to the school to show off the campus and have a picnic. The second week, the group traveled to Cedar Point for a day of roller coaster fun. Towards the end of the third and final week of the visit, the group met for a BBQ at Kensington Metro Park and shared an afternoon of playing games, swimming and visiting.

All in all, the exchange program has been a huge success for many years.

As a complete group, the CC students and their exchange partners had three group outings. First, they had an official greeting

London Band Trip For many years, Greg Normandin ’78 has taken the CC band to London, England, to march in their New Year’s Day parade. This was featured in our Spring 2011 issue.

2010 - 2011 Marching Band.

Cover of this past Spring’s edition of the Aluminator.

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St. Peter’s Basilica, Rome

Holocaust Museum

Washington March for Life

Among the variety of elective Social Studies courses offered at Catholic Central is Holocaust Studies. The class is offered to seniors and juniors, and is taught by Carl Weiss, Department Chairperson.

In addition to the course study of both the formation of the Third Reich and the horrors of the Jewish Holocaust is the class field trip to the Holocaust Memorial in Farmington Hills. The students not only are given a tour of the displays, but also have a face-to-face meeting with a Holocaust survivor. Despite the decades of study, Mr. Weiss relates that he learns a little bit more about the Holocaust every day. In addition to the tour, the students are shown a great film, “Schindler’s List,” and are required to read “Night,” by Elie Wiesel.

Every year on or around January 22, thousands of people make their voice heard on the Mall and on the steps of the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C. Year after year, the numbers have grown. Last year they were around 400,000. At least 80% of the crowd is made of teenagers and college students.

These young men and women understand that their parents chose life, but their lives were not legally protected in the United States due to the Supreme Court decision on January 22, 1973, which along with another decision that same year, legalized abortion through nine months of pregnancy.

(above): Inside view of the cathedral dome.

Rome Trip Anthony Cornish is planning a nine-day trip to Rome with over 30 current and former CC Latin students. They will visit Rome, Pompeii, Sienna and Florence. They will spend their time visiting ancient and Renaissance sites in addition to spiritual ones like the Vatican.

This is the first trip to Rome for a CC class in recent memory, so anticipation is high, and everyone is looking forward to it.

Feeding the Poor Janice Sharkey takes students to help at soup kitchens and food distribution centers.

In the past three years, over 80 shamrocks have joined the March and also participated in a pro-life conference for students run by the Students for Life of America. At this conference, students were given an education on the issue of abortion as well as resources to help them spread the message to others. We are proud of our shamrocks that stand for life and oppose the evil of killing our children through abortion.

Peru Please see the next page for a student’s account of his Peru experience.

Civil War Sites Craig McMichael ‘01 takes students to various Civil War sites.

left to right: David Brish ’11, Nicholas Aprilliano ’11, Scott Czinski ’11, Nick Brown ’10, Bobby Dulzo ’11, and Riley Brooks ’10.

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Summer Mission: Peru 2011

By Joel Kish ’13 “You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” - Kahlil Gibran. The 21 of us Detroit Catholic Central students knew that donating money and clothes would not suffice. Giving our blood, sweat and tears was what needed to happen in order to make the difference.

The goals of this trip were to assist two orphanages where they needed help and to converse with the orphans and show them that someone really does care for them. The first stop on our mission trip was Kawai, Peru. We started out enjoying hours of friendly competition in fútbol with the orphans, followed by a traditional pollo (chicken) meal for dinner. Later in the night, we commenced the first of many Bible studies. This was the time of the night where everyone came together to talk about God and what we were doing as a whole.

After the first day was over, it was time to start working. While the older orphans were at school, we sanded for most of the day.

Walls inside, walls outside, and wherever else there was a need, we prepped it for painting.

The second stop was Ica, Peru. Similar to Kawai, Ica is home to many orphans. However, unlike in Kawai, labor was not what they had in store for us. The guardian, or “Papá,” as the orphans

Joel Kish ’13 with orphans in Peru.

referred to him, made it clear that our time spent with the children meant much more than the labor we could have accomplished in our time there.

Despite all of the labor and time spent with the orphans, we participated in numerous fun activities. The first of many was riding dune-buggies in the Huacachina Desert. Once far enough into the desert, we sand-boarded down enormous dunes. These dunes dwarfed the Sleeping Bear Dunes in Michigan. Next on the agenda was one of the Seven Wonders of the World, Machu Picchu. After a long bus ride zig-zagging to the top, we reached this beautiful piece of history. The first glance at the site of this ancient city evoked feelings that were indescribable. It was the one-hundred-year anniversary of its discovery by Hiram Bingham.

In the end, this trip was a lot more than just what I’ve described. Being in Peru on a twelve-day mission trip was more fulfilling than anyone could have asked for. As Alex Tachian ’13 sums it up perfectly, “This trip was a truly sensational and life-changing experience.”

Sand boarding in the Huacachina Desert.

Sanding the wall of an orphanage in Kawai, Peru.

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Endowment Trust Fund Pays Tribute to Basilian Fathers

By Dan Collins ‘84, Director of Advancement

In 1992, nearly two decades ago, Catholic Central embarked on a revolutionary new journey that was unlike anything we had experienced in the past. Discussions began between school administration, Basilian Fathers and the Alumni Association who agreed that the future of CC would require us to broaden its revenue base beyond tuition and annual fundraising efforts. The result of those discussions was the introduction of a fundraising campaign in the spring of 1993 known as the CC Endowment Campaign with a goal to begin an endowment fund whose principal would remain intact, while its income would be used to share the school’s financial burden and to provide tuition assistance to needy students.

Thanks to the early leadership of the original Endowment Trustees: Fr. Joe Moffat, C.S.B. ’51, Fr. John Menner, C.S.B., Fr. Frank Bredeweg, C.S.B. ’46, John Gierak ’70, Jack Rajkovich ’67 and Bob Rosowski ’58, the Fund was established with a goal to raise $2,500,000 in Scholarship Endowments. Permanent Endowments were established with gifts of $25,000 or more. Almost immediately funds were established that bore the names: Barnes, Bowers, Brady, Dietz, Fleszar, Gierak, Groth, Lauck, Mooter, Nesbitt, Pachota, Ronan, Ronayne, Rosowski, Schwartz, Sheridan, Turek, Yeager, amongst others.

Fast forward 19 years and many new names have joined those pioneers from the early days of the CC Endowment Campaign. Names like: Edwards, Gallagher, Hermann, Herzog, Misch, Oleszkowicz, Poupard, Romanelli, Sanderson, Slate, Woodbeck now appear on our Endowment Wall of Honor. And thanks to the leadership of today’s Endowment Trustees: Fr. Richard Ranalletti, C.S.B., Fr. Ed Kline, C.S.B., Marty Oleszkowicz, John Gierak and Bob Rosowski, the CC Endowment Trust

Fund now exceeds $4,000,000 in principal and contributes an average of $150,000 a year to the Tuition Assistance Fund.

In the past 19 years we have lost many of our most cherished and legendary Basilians. As we have lost these beloved men, many of you have chosen to remember them by making a gift to CC and investing in our Endowment Trust Fund.

General funds include: The Fr. Norbert Clemens, C.S.B. Scholarship Fund The Fr. Gerard French, C.S.B. Scholarship Fund The Fr. Edward Donoher, C.S.B. Scholarship Fund The Fr. John Ward, C.S.B. ’59 Scholarship Fund The Fr. Frank Bredeweg, C.S.B. ’46 Scholarship Fund The Fr. James Enright, C.S.B. Scholarship Fund Additionally special funds have been established to recognize Academic Excellence to honor Fathers: Embser, Sheehy, Regan and Menner.

And a fund to support CC Science & Math in memory of Fr. Leo Klosterman, C.S.B. and in honor of Fr. Ray Paramo.

Since 1992, so many lives have been impacted thanks to the generosity of so many of you. For this, the Basilian Fathers, students and staff of Catholic Central High School are most grateful. Yet, in these trying economic times, your continued support is critical to our future. If it is your tradition to consider an additional gift during this Christmas season, I would appreciate you adding the CC Endowment Trust to your giving list. Give a gift in memory of a CC legend. I assure you that your investment will have a profound impact on the lives of future generations of Shamrocks.

Give a Gift in Memory of a CC Legend Catholic Central High School has established Scholarship Funds in memory of and honor of many of our beloved Basilian Fathers.

All of these funds are a part of the CC Endowment Trust Fund and benefit students with financial need to provide them the opportunity to realize the dream of a Catholic Central High School education.

To make a gift to any or all of these funds, please contact: Dan Collins ’84, Director of Advancement at (248) 596-3834 or dcollins@catholiccentral.net

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Scholarship Funds Recognize Academic Excellence Beginning in 1993, in conjunction with the Endowment

Some people have changed our lives forever. At Catholic Central High School, Fr. Leo Klosterman, C.S.B. and Fr. Ray Paramo are two such people. In memory of Fr. Klosterman and in honor of Fr. Paramo, Catholic Central has established the Klosterman – Paramo Science & Math Fund to benefit the Science and Math Departments.

Campaign, special Funds were established to honor some

Inspiration. Challenge. Growth.

Academic Scholarships:

of our most famous Principals and recognize the academic excellence of future CC students. The following Academic Scholarships are given each year to incoming students (8th graders) who earn exceptional scores on the High School Placement Test (HSPT):

Academic scholarships are available to all students based solely on the results of the High School Placement Test.

• Fr. James Embser Scholarship – Any student applying to Catholic Central who scores a 98-99% on the test automatically receives a $2,000 scholarship per year provided he maintains a 3.9grade-point average.

F r . W ard T ribute Fr. John Ward, C.S.B. ’59 passed away suddenly in November 2009. A Fund was established immediately in his memory by Fr. Ward’s classmates from the Class of 1959. Additionally, thanks to the contribution of the Catholic Central Mothers’ Club, a memorial tree was planted and dedicated in Spring / Summer 2010 in Fr. Ward’s memory. The tree resides behind our school adjacent to the Grotto and is marked with a special plaque honoring Fr. Ward.

One of the most beloved Basilians in Catholic Central history, Father John Joseph Ward was born one of ten children to parents of Irish descent in Detroit on October 23, 1941. He attended St. Christopher’s Elementary School in southwest Detroit and was a Catholic Central student from 1955 to 1959.

• Fr. John Sheehy Scholarship – Any student applying to Catholic Central who scores a 96-97% on the test automatically receives a $1,500 scholarship per year provided he maintains a 3.8grade-point average.

• Fr. Bernard Regan Scholarship – Any student applying to Catholic Central who scores a 94-95% on the test automatically receives a $1,000 scholarship per year provided he maintains a 3.7grade-point average.

Fr. Ward was an accomplished track man in his days as a student at CC. He earned Varsity Cross Country letters in 1957 and 1958 and Track letters in 1957, 1958 and 1959. John Joseph Ward in his After graduating from CC, Fr. John made

senior yearbook photograph in 1959.

his first profession of vows in 1960 and later entered the seminary at St. Michael’s College in Toronto, ON. He was ordained to the priesthood at St. Scholastica Church, Detroit, on December 5, 1970.

Fr. Ward’s greatest contribution to CC athletics was during his twenty-two years as a track and field coach. His John Ward (circled) with his “miler” teammates 1959.

specialty was the hurdles

and his hurdlers won countless races and awards. He is a member of the Catholic High School League (CHSL) Hall of Fame.

• Fr. John Menner Scholarship – Any student applying to Catholic Central who scores a 92-93% on the test automatically receives a $500 scholarship per year provided he maintains a 3.6grade-point average.

In addition to his athletic duties, Fr. Ward taught math and spent the last twenty-three years of his life serving his Alma Mater in two of his beloved areas of expertise: track and math.

John Ward at his desk in his classroom in 2003.

Note: All Advanced Placement and Honors classes at Catholic Central are graded on a 5.0 G.P.A. scale.

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2011-2012 Calendar of Events December 1

Alumni Association Board of Directors Meeting – 7:00 pm

3

High School Placement Test – 7:30 am

Parents’ Christmas Dinner Dance – 6:00 pm

4

Christmas on Campus Mass & Breakfast – 10:00 am

Christmas Band Concert – 6:30 pm

5

Brothers’ Club Clothing & Book Drive – All Week

12

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

22

Christmas Vacation Begins (Classes resume January, 4, 2012)

January 4

School Board of Directors Meeting – 7:00 pm

8

Alumni Basketball League Begins (Runs through March 25)

9

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

13-15 Alumni Association/Dads’ Club Retreat

at St. Paul of the Cross 17

Senior Parents’ Meeting – 7:00 pm

18

Mothers’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

23

Junior Parents’ Info Night – 7:00 pm

26-29 Kairos Retreat

March 1

Open House – 6:00 pm

6

Dads’ Club/Alumni Association Evening of Recollection

8

Alumni Association Board of Directors Meeting – 7:00 pm

10

Night on the Town Dinner Dance – 6:30 pm

12

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

15

Parent-Teacher Conferences – 6:00 pm

21

School Board of Directors Meeting – 7:00 pm

22

Mothers’ Club Evening of Reflection – 6:00 pm

24

Florida Reunion High School Placement Test – 7:30 am

26

Sophomore College Night – 7:00 pm

April 1

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

4

DRIVE Raffle Drawing

5

Easter Break Begins (Classes resume April 16, 2012)

16

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

17

Shamrock Bar Association Meeting – 7:00 pm

19

Academic Awards Banquet, Laurel Manor – 6:30 pm

26

24th Annual Alumni Dinner, Embassy Suites – 6:00 pm

February Incoming Freshman Scholars Night – 7:00 pm

2

Shamrock Club Business Bash – 7:00 pm

4

High School Placement Test – 7:30 am

3

Mothers’ Club May Crowning & Dinner – 6:00 pm

8

Incoming Freshman Night – 7:00 pm

Alumni Association Board of Directors Meeting – 7:00 pm

10-20 Student Ticket DRIVE

4-6

Fine Arts Weekend

11

Incoming Freshman Registration – 8:00 am

6

Spring Band Concert – 6:30 pm

13

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

9

School Board of Directors Meeting – 7:00 pm

19

Mother/Son Mass & Brunch – 10:00 am

11

Senior Prom, Laurel Manor – 7:00 pm

22

Ash Wednesday Mass & Lenten Meal – 6:00 pm

14

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

28

Reunion Captains Meeting – 7:00 pm

16

Mothers’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

19

Senior Baccalaureate Mass – 7:00 pm

20

Senior Commencement, Hill Auditorium – 2:00 pm

28

Memorial Day Holiday

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Honor Roll of Donors

In Grateful Appreciation . . .

Dear Catholic Central Alumni, Family and Friends, Last year was the first full year of our Spirit of CC initiative and we asked you to support the successful execution of our Mission. Well, it was obvious that so many of you believe in our Mission, because we asked and you responded. We asked not for just a gift, but rather an investment in the young men of Catholic Central and thanks to you, we enjoyed one of our most successful years ever.

What appears on the following pages is the annual Honor Roll of Donors. An honor roll of alumni, family and friends that believe in the Spirit of CC and the sacred Mission of Catholic Central High School. This year we have included something new – lists of donors categorized into the Spirit of CC Giving Levels – including members of the Mary, Alma Mater Society.

It is an honor to recognize all of you and celebrate your generosity. Catholic Central is the greatest school in the country and on behalf of the Basilian Fathers, students and staff…

I simply say thank you.

Dan Collins ‘84 Director of Advancement (248) 596-3834 dcollins@catholiccentral.net

Spirit of Catholic Central Giving Levels

In grateful appreciation to all who believe in the Spirit of CC and made a gift to Catholic Central High School in 2010-2011 Annual Fund

$ 881,338.40

Endowment

$ 206,839.20

TOTAL $1,088,177.60

Mary, Alma Mater Society

All gifts in support of the Spirit of CC

rewards:

come with the satisfaction of knowing

• Fall Donor Reception

your generosity directly impacts the young

• “Christmas on Campus” Mass & Breakfast

Gifts of $1,000 or more qualify you for membership in the Mary, Alma

men of Catholic Central High School.

• Special Recognition in the President’s

Mater Society. In recognition of your membership, several additional

Additionally, all gifts include the following

Report

rewards accrue at each level of membership.

Shamrock Circle (gift of $1,000 - $4,999) • The Shamrock Student – a letter from a current CC student • The President’s Channel – a letter from CC President

Young Alumni Club (annual gift of $50 - $99)

Blue & White Club

(annual gift of $250 - $499)

• A memento emblematic of your membership

Founder’s Circle (gift of $5,000 - $9,999) • Personalized Mary Garden Paver • Commemorative Replica Mary Garden Statue • President’s Luncheon

Century Club

(annual gift of $100 - $249)

CC Crest Club

(annual gift of $500 - $999)

Note: An annual gift of $150 or more qualifies you for a personalized brick paver in the Shamrock Plaza.

President’s Circle (gift of $10,000 or more) • Commemorative Replica St. Basil Statue • President’s Luncheon

Honor Roll of Donors

Spirit of CC

Catholic Central gratefully acknowledges the following donors who made gifts between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.

Mary, Alma Mater Society

Gift of $1,000-$4,999

Dr. and Mrs. James Andonian Mr. Dennis M. Antoniotti ‘68 Mr. William F. Barr ‘55 Mr. Dennis L. Bencher ‘59 Gift of $10,000 or more Mr. Matthew D. Blaney ‘78 Ms. Beth C. Beson Mr. Russell S. Bohn ‘63 Mr. James E. Breyer ‘57 Mr. David J. Boyd C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Michael F. Burke ‘85 Mr. Glenn R. Brown ‘68 Mr. Craig P. Dahl ‘80 Mr. Ronald L. Brown ‘60 Dr. John M. Dillon D.D.S. ‘77 Mr. Terry D. Brown ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ferrantino Mr. Gregory F. Budde ‘76 Dr. Thomas J. Fleszar ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Jon Burton Mr. John L. Gierak ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Butler Mr. Waldemar M. Goulet Ph.D. ‘53 Mr. John M. Cahill ‘70 Mrs. Patricia A. Krzeminski Ms. Marian E. Carbary Mr. and Mrs. Jack N. Lawless III Mr. Kevin W. Carpenter ‘81 Mr. Patrick J. McDonnell ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Carroll Mr. Robert C. Paul ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Chiara Mr. Jeffrey A. Radtke ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rosowski ‘58 Mr. Richard C. Cicone ‘65 Mr. Daniel J. Collins Sr. ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sanderson Mr. Daniel J. Collins Jr. ‘84 Mr. George P. Schwartz ‘62 Hon. Robert J. Colombo Jr. ‘68 Mr. David R. Syrowik ‘68 Christopher J. Conlin M.D. ‘75 Mr. Milford E. Woodbeck Jr. ‘62 Dr. R. Gerald Coyle ‘47 Mr. Thomas M. Woodbeck ‘68 Mr. Gordon W. Cwik ‘62 Mr. Terry T. Cwik ‘70 Mr. Scott A. Dahnke ‘83 Mr. Francis T. Day M.D. ‘45 Gift of $5,000-$9,999 Mr. Edmund C. Decker ‘50 Mr. John A. Bales ‘57 Mr. Donald Donoher Mr. Gary J. Brand ‘58 Rev. Albert W. Cylwicki C.S.B. ‘50 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Dorocak Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Droba Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Houska Mr. Justin C. Droba ‘02 Mr. Harold J. Koss ‘67 Mr. Brian M. Duggan ‘92 Mr. Mark K. Kullen ‘80 Mr. James F. Dunn Jr. ‘63 Mr. John E. Lobbia Mr. Richard P. Dunn ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. John G. Mizzi Mr. J. Anthony Mooter ‘61 Mr. Walter E. Dunne ‘52 Mr. J. Anton Mooter ‘94 Mrs. Judy Dyer Mr. Justin A. Mooter ‘94 Mr. James H. Edwards ‘44 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Myler Jr. Mr. William S. Ellis ‘44 Mr. Terrence J. Noetzel ‘73 Mr. David A. Farkas ‘92 Mrs. Catherine Quaine F. Michael Faubert Ph.D. ‘57 Mr. John J. Ronayne III ‘64 Ms. Nancy Ferrantino Mr. Gary R. Schaefer ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fredendall Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Walukas Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gaecke Mrs. Melba E. Wilson

Mr. Edward A. Gage Jr. ‘63 Dr. Michael M. Gatt, Jr. ‘82 Mr. Terence J. Griffin ‘93 Mr. Harry Groth II ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Grzanowski Edward L. Hagen Ph.D. ‘60 Mr. Richard N. Harper Jr. ‘44 Hon. Richard P. Hathaway ‘68 Dr. Michael B. Haynes ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Herzog III Mr. Vinool S. Hesano ‘67 Mr. Jeffrey J. Hornyak C.P.A. ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Urban J. Hubert Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy Mr. Thomas J. Kenny ‘68 Mr. Norbert A. Kozlowski Jr. ‘55 Mr. Walter M. Kreucher ‘69 Mr. James B. Kruzan C.F.P. ‘77 Mr. Bernard J. LaLonde Ph.D. ‘51 Mr. Joseph H. Lemieux ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Lemko Mr. Michael J. Macdermott ‘68 Mr. James S. Mahoney ‘88 Mr. Thomas Matthews Mr. William L. Matthews C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Gerald F. McCarthy ‘54 Mr. Patrick A. McDonald ‘54 Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. John McLaren Dr. and Mrs. Paul Misch Dr. Michael J. Moir ‘64 Dr. Cheryl Mordis Mr. William J. Moylan P.E. ‘49 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nanni Mr. Thomas J. Nugent ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Oakleaf Mr. Robert A. Omilian ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Ossowski Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Ostrowski Mr. David Paul ‘69 Mr. Douglas G. Perenchio ‘49 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Plawecki Mr. Terrence E. Pollard ‘57 Mr. Charles W. Rashid ‘78 The Honorable James J. Rashid and Ms. Ann Macey Mr. Earl F. Rasmussen C.P.A. ‘51 Mr. and Mrs. Dean M. Rottermond Robert A. Rusnak, M.D. ‘66 Hon. James L. Ryan ‘50 Mr. Edward A. Ryder ‘57 Norman N. Sesi Ph.D. ‘86 Mr. Paul R. Shefferly ‘70

Mr. Stanley M. Sheridan ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shinney Mr. Thomas A. Sinelli ‘59 Lt. Col. Kevin M. Smee, U.S.A.F. (Ret.) ‘46 Mr. George M. Smrtka ‘60 Mr. Jonathan J. Snyder ‘74 Michael E. Somand M.D. ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Sopha Mr. John P. Sprys ‘60 Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Spyrka Mr. Joseph A. Stachelek ‘85 Mr. Edmond A. Swad C.P.A. ‘82 Mr. Gerald M. Swiacki ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Szuma Mr. Stanley J. Targosz III ‘92 Mr. Francis G. Tenbusch ‘53 Mr. Richard J. Terrill Ph.D. ‘63 Mr. Mark E. Tomas ‘91 Mr. Steven J. Wall ‘62 Mr. Brian H. Ward ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Williamson Mr. Jeff R. Wiska ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wismer Jr. Mr. Eugene F. Zeimet ‘43 Mr. Frederick M. Zink ‘73

Gift of $500-$999 Mr. John R. Anstett ‘83 Mr. Dennis Badaczewski ‘61 Mr. Robert C. Benger Mr. Samuel A. Borri Jr. ‘55 Mr. Terrence E. Brady ‘55 Mr. John E. Brosky ‘46 Mr. Robert D. Button ‘56 Dr. Michael P. Carpenter ‘75 Mr. Robert V. Christian ‘60 Mr. Philip E. Cole ‘61 Dr. Thomas M. Collins ‘70 Dr. Donald J. Conn ‘82 Mr. Frank M. Cooney ‘83 Mr. Joseph Pat Copland ‘53 Mr. Michael T. Daly ‘60 Mr. William A. Darin Jr. ‘72 Mr. Douglas P. Dodson ‘77 Mr. William A. Doyle C.P.A. ‘69 Mr. James W. Dyer III Dr. Daniel J. Dymek ‘68 Mr. Joseph A. Elliott ‘85 Mr. Michael J. Farrug ‘53 Mr. Augustine Ferrera ‘61 Mrs. Daria A. Files

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Foley Mr. Richard P. French ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gable Mr. Edwin S. Geisinger C.P.A. ‘66 Dr. David H. Gorski ‘80 Mrs. Theresa Green Charles D. Hannan Mr. Michael J. Harrison ‘65 Mr. R. John Heaman ‘85 Mr. Richard L. Herbert ‘53 Mr. William M. Hermann ‘68 Mr. Robert J. Hoff ‘71 Mr. Perry C. Huellmantel ‘49 Mr. Daniel F. Ishac ‘82 Mr. Paul E. Jakuszewski ‘66 Mr. Richard J. Joppich ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Joseph, Sr. Mr. William C. Kase Jr. ‘65 Mr. John H. H. Kauffman III ‘77 Mrs. Dale Killeen Mr. Kevin J. Killeen ‘68 Ms. Yin Hing Klisowski Mr. John D. Kluka Mrs. Margaret I. Koppy Mr. Donald C. Kramer D.D.S., M.S. ‘49 Mr. Andrew L. Kronk ‘92 Mr. Timothy F. Lauster ‘57 Ms. Sherrill A. Lefforge Mr. John Lombardi ‘61 Mr. Nikola Lucas ‘60 Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60 Mrs. Joyce H. MacLennan Mr. John H. Madigan Jr. ‘64 Mr. Alan A. Malinchak ‘68 Mr. James M. May ‘67 Kenneth McDaniel D.D.S. ‘65 Rev. Robert B. McGrath ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Ruel McPherson Mr. Michael M. Meister ‘83 Mr. Donald J. Melotik ‘56 Mr. Mark J. Merucci ‘87 Mr. Kevin H. Metz ‘86 Mr. Keith E. Moir ‘73 Mr. Kyle P. Moir ‘86 Edward H. Mooney ‘54 Thomas F. Moore M.D. ‘50 Mr. Patrick S. Mulrooney ‘75 Mr. Michael E. Napierkowski ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Nemeth Mr. Richard F. Noethen ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. David B. Nystie Mr. and Mrs. John O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. O’Neill II Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Peterson Mr. John A. Rioux Sr. ‘61

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Mr. Richard A. Robertson ‘63 Paul M. Romanelli Ph.D. ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Sarlitto Mr. Thomas M. Scanlon ‘88 Mr. Michael J. Schwartz ‘88 Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. John Senkowski Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Simon Mr. Robert A. Stephan ‘77 Mr. Kevin J. Sullivan ‘74 Dr. and Mrs. Eric Szilagy Mr. Lloyd G. Ternes Jr. ‘67 Mr. John R. Tobin ‘60 Mr. Joseph J. Urbain ‘92 Mr. Delano A. Valenti ‘54 Dr. and Mrs. Lester J. Voutsos Dr. and Mrs. John W. Walsh Mr. Terrence O. Ward ‘60 Mr. Patrick E. Webster ‘80 Mr. William A. Wiltsie Jr. ‘67 Mr. Alvin J. Winkel ‘45 Mr. Louis E. Yeager ‘50 Mr. David A. Young ‘55

Gift of $250-$499 Mr. Thomas C. Abraham ‘78 Dr. Jim A. Armstrong Ph.D. ‘61 Mr. Scott A. Balwinski ‘91 Thomas M. Bartos Sc.D. ‘77 Mr. Gregory G. Bechard ‘99 Mr. Ronald J. Bialobrzeski ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bieszczad Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Bohrer Mr. Gregory A. Bourke ‘62 Mr. Anthony G. Bozaan III ‘92 Mr. John C. Brancheau Hon. Thomas E. Brennan ‘47 Mr. David J. Brock ‘96 Mr. Harold L. Brock ‘51 Mr. Todd M. Buckley ‘91 Mrs. Sharron Butwill Mr. Jack J. Cavellier ‘53 Mr. William G. Clancey ‘43 Mr. John P. Connolly ‘58 Mrs. Audrey Convery Mr. Paul R. Cottrell ‘82 Mr. Harry G. Crespi ‘52 Mr. John A. Culver ‘81 Mr. Timothy J. Curtin ‘60 Mr. Robert M. Dantzer ‘67 Mrs. Michele DelCorvo Mr. John J. Di Ponio ‘60 Mr. John A. DiBella ‘97

Hon. John M. Dillon ‘44 Paul J. Dirkes D.D.S. ‘73 Ms. Catherine A. Dodyk Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Doot Mr. Ralph W. Downey ‘45 Mr. George L. Duffourc Mr. Daniel G. Durack ‘65 Mr. Michael S. Dymek ‘73 Mr. John T. Eads, III, Esq. ‘83 Mr. Robert J. Fadool ‘88 Mr. Fernando F. Ferri ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold A. Frost III Mr. Daniel J. Gavin ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. William P. Glaab Mr. Casimer A. Green ‘52 Mr. Eugene F. Grewe Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Grikschat Mr. William G. Haller ‘83 Dr. Morteza Hariri M.D. Mr. John Hawthorne Mrs. B. Roylene Hermann Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G. Higgins Mr. John E. Hilber ‘48 Mr. Walter A. Holdan C.P.A. ‘63 Mr. Edward J. Jelonek Sr. ‘44 Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Jimenez Mr. Leroy G. Johnson C.P.A. ‘56 Dr. David F. Karibo ‘57 Mr. Michael W. Kelley ‘89 John E. Kelly Ph.D. ‘72 Mrs. Gladys Klimes Mr. Arthur A. Kowalski ‘52 Mr. Kenneth P. Kowalski ‘79 Mr. John A. Kronk ‘98 Mr. James P. Lagrou ‘50 Mr. Richard M. Laidlaw ‘55 Mr. Frederick W. Lauck ‘61 Mr. David Lewandowski ‘68 Dr. Timothy D. Logan ‘92 Mr. Thomas T. Longhway ‘64 Drs. Hernando and Ingrid Lyons Mr. Donald D. MacKercher Jr. ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Malinowski Mr. Jacob M. Maloney ‘07 Mr. Anthony McDonnell ‘72 Mr. Patrick J. McEvilly ‘72 Mr. Dennis M. McGrath ‘56 Mr. Dylan J. McGraw ‘90 Mr. John P. McGuinness ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McMillan Mr. and Mrs. John W. Megdan Mr. Stephen J. Merritt ‘81 Mr. Michael T. Merucci ‘82 Mr. Cornelius J. Migan Jr. ‘45 Mr. William F. Molner ‘66

Mr. Bernard J. Moore ‘63 Mr. Alexander M. Nitkiewicz ‘75 Mr. Richard A. Noelke ‘69 Mr. Michael J. O’Dea ‘62 Mr. Edward A. O’Donnell ‘63 Hon. Roland L. Olzark ‘45 Mr. and Mrs. John P. O’Reilly Mr. James M. Pilzner ‘63 Mr. Timothy C. Pollard ‘57 Mr. Gary S. Popiela ‘76 Mr. James P. Quinlan ‘58 Cdr. Patrick J. Quinn U.S.N. (Ret.) ‘71 Mr. Daniel D. Quint ‘84 Mr. Mitchell P. Quint ‘87 Capt. Kevin J. Ratigan ‘69 Mr. Jeffrey T. Rende ‘87 Mr. Edwin J. Rennell III ‘84 Mr. Brian D. Richardson ‘59 Mr. Dennis F. Ringvelski ‘61 Mr. Jerry J. Rioux ‘88 Mr. William R. Ritchie ‘59 Ronald P. Ruffing M.D. ‘73 Mr. Robert A. Santello ‘58 Mr. James L. Sauter ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Sawicki Dr. George A. Schaub ‘58 Mr. James F. Schembri ‘52 Mr. Michael D. Schloff ‘65 Mr. Leon M. Schurgin ‘59 Mr. Robert J. Seaton ‘58 Mr. Leo Shulzitski Jr. ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Silvestri Mr. and Mrs. John Slack Mr. Brian F. Smith ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. David R. Snyder Mr. Charles F. Starr ‘62 Mr. Donald M. Stock Mr. Daniel J. Sullivan ‘88 Mr. Kevin J. Sullivan ‘75 Mr. Timothy W. Sullivan ‘73 Mr. Timothy P. Sweeney ‘58 Mr. Lloyd G. Ternes Sr. ‘41 Mr. Vincent M. Thompson Jr. ‘60 Dr. Robert E. Toal ‘49 Mrs. Michele W. Valant Mr. Christopher J. Wagner ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wagner Mr. Michael E. Walker ‘59 Mr. Robert L. Walker ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Wandzel Mr. Daniel J. White ‘62 Mr. John J. Williams ‘61 Mr. Michael T. Williams ‘93 Michael D. Wilson Mr. Kevin W. Wisely ‘81

Mr. Donald A. Zettel ‘51 Mr. Robert B. Zettel C.P.A. ‘47

Gift of $100-$249 Mr. Gary J. Abraham ‘59 Mr. James R. Acho ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Emerson J. Addison Mrs. Rosalie G. Albrecht Mrs. Joanne C. Allen Mr. Daniel A. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Anstett Mr. John P. Argenta ‘95 Mr. John P. Argenta ‘58 Dr. Marigene Arnold Mr. James D. Aston ‘47 Ms. Jan M. Aston-Bacon Mr. Kyle P. Austin ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Babicz Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Baldus Mr. Thomas A. Baldwin ‘65 Mr. Leonard L. Balkus ‘43 Mr. Roger A. Balwinski ‘90 Mr. Frank J. Banar ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Banas Mr. and Mrs. James E. Barnas Mr. Raymond A. Barnas Sr. ‘54 Mr. Dennis M. Barnes ‘79 Mr. Kenneth J. Barnes ‘53 Mr. Patrick J. Barry Jr. ‘67 Dr. George R. Bartl ‘55 Mr. Richard J. Bartos ‘81 Mr. David R. Bartush ‘58 Mr. Roy D. Bates II ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Battle Mr. Keith S. Bauman ‘58 Mr. Bob M. and Dr. Kari L. Baumgartner Mr. Gilbert M. Bazil Jr. ‘70 Ms. Louise Bazil Mr. Daniel J. Bazner R.Ph. ‘57 Mr. Thomas J. Beale ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Beechuk Mr. and Mrs. Grant E. Belanger Mr. Gerald M. Belian P.E. ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Cipriano Beredo Mr. Paul J. Bernhard ‘63 Mr. James L. Beson ‘02 Mrs. Mary Biermann Mr. Raymond C. Billinghurst ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bindon Mrs. Karen M. Blacha-Hatch Mr. Sylvester G. Black ‘57

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bodner Mr. John D. Bohrer ‘66 Mr. Denis M. Boland ‘87 Lt. Col. Richard H. Bonds, Jr. USAF (Ret.) ‘49 Hon. and Mrs. Robert M. Bondy Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Borland Mrs. Sharon M. Bowling Mr. Michael F. Bowman ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Boyd Mr. Terrence M. Brady ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Brake Mr. Gerald P. Brennan ‘53 Hon. Thomas E. Brennan Jr. ‘70 Ms. Susan E. Brewster Mr. Thomas J. Bridenstine ‘85 Mr. William C. Brines ‘63 Mr. Brian D. Broderick ‘84 Mr. Daniel F. Broderick ‘52 Mr. Donald J. Broderick ‘52 Mr. Eugene W. Bronski ‘53 Mr. Timothy P. Brown ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Burgin Mr. Charles T. Burke ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burke Mrs. Noreen Burke Mr. Jerome M. Burns ‘44 Bishop Michael J. Byrnes ‘76 Mr. Robert P. Byrnes ‘66 Mr. J. Roger Cahaney ‘62 Dr. Frank R. Cain ‘58 Mr. Alexander M. Campbell ‘06 Mr. Donald E. Campbell ‘88 Mr. Joseph N. Caram ‘50 Mr. John F. Carrier ‘83 Mr. Michael J. Carrier ‘06 Mr. and Mrs. Scott T. Cartwright Mr. Bradley P. Casemore M.S.W. ‘78 Mr. Keith B. Caughlin ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Cauzillo Mr. Dante Cerroni ‘96 Mrs. Judith A. Chabala Mr. Henry L. Chapman ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chapman Sr. Mr. Elliott K. Christian ‘79 Mr. Arthur M. Ciagne Jr. ‘58 Mr. John J. Cibrario ‘74 Mr. Roger L. Clancey ‘45 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Clark Mr. Robert A. Clark M.S.B. ‘59 Mr. Daniel J. Clarke ‘63 Jane Collins Mr. Donald A. Colone ‘56 Mr. Denis J. Connolly ‘56 Mr. Bernard P. Costello Jr.

Honor Roll of Donors

Mr. John M. Crandall ‘99 Dr. Jerome R. Croteau ‘51 Mr. William P. Curtis ‘62 Dr. Gerald V. Cutcher ‘50 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard D. Czinski Mr. David J. Danic ‘01 Mr. Dennis K. Davis ‘64 Mr. Ronald Dawes ‘63 Dr. Arthur A. De Smet ‘64 Mr. Daniel F. Delaney ‘55 Mr. Thomas J. Desser ‘48 Mr. Michael R. Detz ‘75 Mr. Brian T. Deuby ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Devine Mr. and Mrs. Luis A. Diaz Mr. Norman J. Dickson ‘86 Ms. Nancy Diehl Gerald C. Dietz Sr., D.D.S. ‘50 Mr. Daniel J. Dilworth ‘50 John F. Dirks D.D.S. ‘58 Mr. P.J. Donovan ‘49 Mr. Thomas B. Doran C.P.A. ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Dorigo Jones Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dosmann Mr. John P. Doyle II ‘77 Mr. Lawrence M. Doyle ‘42 Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Drouillard Mr. and Mrs. Milton G. Dugas Jr. Mr. John V. Duncia ‘72 Mr. William M. Dunlop Sr. ‘52 Mr. William A. Dupree ‘57 Mr. Larry Dziobak Mrs. Jill A. Enderby Mr. Frederick J. Engelman ‘64 Mr. James T. Fahrenkopf ‘51 Mr. Edward D. Falvey Jr. ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fanos Mr. and Mrs. William Faunce Mr. Stephan D. Fedea ‘94 Mr. Richard F. Fenech ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Field Mr. Walter R. Fijal ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Filips Mrs. Pauline Finnegan Mr. George H. Fish Mr. Laurence F. Fitzgerald ‘55 Mr. Robert C. Fitzgerald ‘58 Mr. John T. Flanagan ‘49 Mr. Andrew J. Flowerday ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Flowerday Mr. Edward J. Foley ‘52 Dr. and Mrs. James G. Fordyce Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Fortier Mr. David M. Freitas ‘93 Mrs. Christine Froehlich

Mr. Allen W. Gable ‘65 Mr. Russell Gagne ‘51 Mr. Edward J. Gainer Ph.D. ‘64 Mr. Peter C. Galda ‘99 Mr. James J. Galvin Sr. ‘54 Mr. Gerald J. Gannon Esq. ‘49 Mr. Ernest H. Garbinski ‘42 Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. Gardner Mr. Jeffrey F. Gates Mr. James M. Gavin Mr. Thomas J. Gavin ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gawronski Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gee Mr. Richard B. Gentry ‘74 Michael J. Geoghegan M.D. ‘54 Mr. Daniel J. George ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Germain Mr. Richard D. Gibney ‘70 Mr. Henry R. Gilbert ‘43 Mr. Michael G. Ginger ‘98 Mr. Richard M. Girardot ‘49 Mr. David R. Girolamo ‘90 Mr. Richard A. Giuffre ‘56 Mr. William C. Glaab ‘01 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Godin Mr. Eric J. Golting ‘65 Mr. E. Thomas Gorcyca ‘54 Mr. Charles E. Grade ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. David Grayewski Mr. Walter R. Green ‘56

Mr. Gordon B. Hall Jr. ‘42 Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Haller Mr. J. Cyril Hanisko ‘55 Mr. Keith J. Hanley ‘67 Mr. Brian A. Hannah ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Hartland Mr. Steven J. Haslem ‘90 Mr. Daniel A. Hathaway ‘70 Mr. Robert A. Hathaway Sr. ‘43 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Haubert Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Hayes Mr. Patrick T. Heffernan ‘80 Mr. Frederick M. Heiler ‘60 Mr. William A. Heisel Mr. Thomas A. Heller ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Helwig Mr. Benjamin D. Herman ‘98 Mr. Dave T. Hernacki ‘61 Mr. Anthony V. Hesano ‘94 Mr. Kurt E. Hetke ‘81 Mr. Michael J. Hilber ‘53 Mr. Brian V. Hill Mr. Richard D. Hoeg ‘98 Mr. Justin C. Hoener ‘96 Mr. James L. Hogan Jr. ‘40 Mr. William S. Hudak ‘70 William J. Hughes II D.O. ‘63 Mr. Scott S. Jawor ‘82 Mr. Peter J. Jeffrey ‘66 Mr. John P. Jennings ‘81

Mr. Carl M. Kalita ‘59 Mr. Darrell J. Kaniowski ‘76 Mr. John Kaplan Mr. Roland J. Kase ‘63 Mr. Daniel Kasprzyk ‘64 Mr. Henry M. Kassen ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Kaylor Mr. Kristian P. Keller ‘89 Mr. Terence E. Kelly C.P.A. ‘58 Dr. and Mrs. William C. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy ‘67 Mr. Scott A. Kerry ‘82 Kavitha Kesari M.D. Mr. James E. Keskeny ‘62 Mr. Thomas E. King ‘57 Mrs. Rachel Kish Mr. David E. Kizyma ‘73 Mr. Robert W. Klein ‘56 Mr. William F. Knightly ‘61 Mr. Thomas E. Konja ‘01 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Konkel Mr. Frank J. Koontz ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kopeck Mr. Ronald C. Kopicko ‘59 Mr. Martin F. Kopmeyer ‘89 Dr. and Mrs. Timothy F. Kosinski Mr. Gary A. Kostrewa ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Kotlarczyk Mr. Leo F. Kowalyk Jr. ‘65 Mr. Donald A. Krencicki ‘49

Mr. Timothy J. Leonard ‘79 Mr. David J. Lerg ‘83 Mr. Kenneth W. Lerg ‘68 Hon. Richard J. Liedel ‘52 Mr. John A. Linenberg ‘89 Mr. Frank A. Lisjak ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Lynn Mr. Peter D. MacFarlane ‘98 Ms. Marcy Mack Mr. Michael T. MacNeil ‘48 Mr. Anthony Magni Mr. Robert J. Maher ‘62 Mr. Daniel M. Majewski ‘80 Mr. Ronald S. Majka ‘71 Mr. James F. Martin ‘58 Mr. John M. Martin ‘79 Mr. Neal F. Mason ‘51 Mr. John A. Mays ‘46 Mr. David B. McCall ‘74 Mr. Edward C. McCliment ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McDermott Mr. Timothy J. McDonnell ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. James F. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McDowell Mr. Paul D. McGlynn Ph.D. ‘55 Mr. Kenneth C. McGuire ‘47 Mr. and Mrs. John McKeegan Mr. Joseph McKevitz ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. McNamara

Mr. Joseph W. Greene C.P.A. ‘64 Mr. Daniel P. Griffin ‘93 Mr. Michael N. Griffin ‘82 Dr. John Q. Grossa Jr. ‘60 Mr. Bryan T. Gruley ‘75 Mr. Michael J. Gruley ‘80 Dr. and Mrs. Jean-Paul Guiboux Mr. and Mrs. David L. Gutierrez Mr. James L. Guyette ‘48 Mr. Buck A. Hagen ‘61 Mr. Frank J. Haggerty ‘64 Mr. Forrest A. Hainline III ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hale

Mr. Robert J. Jensen ‘46 Mr. Daniel J. Jess Jr. ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Jess Mr. Don O. Johnson ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Jollay Mr. Brian W. Jones ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Randy Jones Mr. Donald J. Josaitis ‘47 Mr. Joseph N. Joyce ‘42 Rev. Gordon J. Judd C.S.B. ‘58 Mr. Gary S. Julien ‘58 Mr. George Juncaj

Mr. Joel J. Kucharski ‘68 Mr. Brian H. Kuhns ‘93 Mr. Paul H. Kullen ‘73 Dr. James F. Laidlaw ‘44 Mr. Joseph A. Lang Jr. ‘75 Mr. Robert W. Larin ‘52 Mr. Matthew W. Lark ‘83 Mr. James T. Laskey ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Latchney Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Lavender Mr. Joseph A. Lavigne ‘89 Dr. Lori Weide and Mr. Gary Lawera Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Leonard

Mr. William D. McSween ‘64 Mr. James L. Melton Jr. ‘98 Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Melvin Mr. Mark F. Mendell ‘70 Mr. Alan M. Merlo ‘77 Mr. Joseph H. Merucci ‘76 Mr. Frank P. Messana and Ms. Rosemary Abraham Mr. Thomas E. Metevier ‘52 Mr. Robert E. Michalik ‘87 Mr. Daniel R. Michel ‘87 Mr. Louis E. Mioduszewski ‘65 Mr. Alan R. Moran ‘57

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Mr. Edward J. Moran O.D. ‘40 Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison Mr. Ron J. Moskal ‘66 Mr. Edward F. Moylan ‘58 Mr. Thomas V. Moylan ‘53 Barbara Muir Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mularoni Mr. Thomas P. Murray ‘47 Mr. George A. Myrick ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Allen T. Naubert Mr. David J. Navarre ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Nelson Mrs. Daena K. Nicholas Mr. Robert S. Nicholl ‘65 Mr. Kirk M. Nicola ‘76 Mr. Andrew P. Nielson ‘94 Mr. Paul K. Noetzel ‘74 Mr. Michael P. Normandin ‘80 Mr. Richard J. Novak ‘77 Dr. Joseph Nowoslawski ‘65 Dr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Obarzanek Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. O’Brien Mr. Paul M. O’Brien ‘62 Dr. David E. Obudzinski ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Damian Ochab Mr. Thomas M. O’Connell ‘60 Mr. Thomas M. O’Dea ‘61 Mr. Patrick F. O’Hara C.P.A. ‘60 Mr. Christian A. O’Keefe ‘93 Mr. William M. O’Keefe ‘63 Mr. Hugh J. O’Neil Jr. ‘58 Kathleen Operhall Mr. Robert H. Orlowski Jr. ‘83 Mr. Thomas F. Orlowski ‘70 Mr. Matthew E. Osterhout ‘97 Mr. Robert S. Pachota ‘59 Mr. Carmine Palombo ‘70 Dr. Charles E. Parrott ‘47 Mr. Ronald S. Paske ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Passiak Mr. Ronald V. Paul ‘56 Mr. Pierre M. Paulin ‘60 Mr. Craig O. Pavlock ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Peck Mr. Thomas G. Pegler ‘77 Ms. Kathryn H. Peltier Mr. George Pelyak Mrs. Virginia Pence Mr. Todd J. Pepino ‘05 Mr. Frank P. Perliski ‘53 Robert M. Perrie, D.D.S., M.S. ‘67 Mr. Bernard V. Peterson ‘76 Mr. William D. Petrovich Mr. Mark F. Pfitzenmaier ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. Daryl D. Phillips

Mr. Jack E. Phillips ‘56 Mr. George H. Pickard ‘48 Mr. Joseph A. Pickering ‘88 Mr. Dennis J. Pirronello ‘91 Mr. William G. Pirronello ‘43 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Podorsek Mr. Frank J. Pohlmeyer III Mr. Edwin J. Poisson ‘65 Mr. Chris A. Popiela ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Poppenger Mr. Ronald G. Pordon ‘57 George F. Porretta M.D. ‘46 Mr. Mark T. Prendeville ‘68 Mr. Timothy J. Price ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Provagna Mr. Duane M. Przybylski ‘80 Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Puccio Mr. Edmund Pujdowski Jr. ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pulice Mr. Timothy J. Quinn ‘84 Mr. John M. Rakoczy ‘84 Mr. B. J. Ratigan ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Craig L. Raycraft Mr. William J. Redman ‘41 Mr. Roderick J. Regan ‘70 Mr. Richard J. Reid ‘48 Mr. and Mrs. David G. Rettig Mr. Thomas J. Rice C.P.A. ‘85 Mr. David G. Richardson ‘65 Mr. Robert M. Richter ‘76 Mr. William A. Riehl ‘76 Mr. Jerome A. Rioux ‘57 Mr. Timothy C. Robisch ‘76 Mrs. Jane A. Rose Mr. Ronald R. Ross ‘59 Mr. Ronald J. Rozman ‘50 Mr. William J. Roznowski ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry P. Rozum Mr. Joseph G. Rudzinski ‘79 Mrs. Helen B. Ruffing Dr. Richard J. Ruffing ‘75 Mr. Carl E. Saam ‘60 Joanne Salame Col. James G. Sampson ‘63 Mr. David A. Sanabria ‘84 Mr. Peter A. Sandon Ph.D. ‘71 Mr. Ronald P. Sarata II ‘99 Mr. Anthony N. Satullo ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Reginald L. Savard Mr. and Mrs. William Schaefer Mr. Walter E. Schemanske ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Schenden Dr. Lawrence W. Schenden ‘79 Mr. Stephen M. Schram ‘71 Mr. John J. Schrot Jr. ‘68

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Schubert Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Serini Mr. Anthony W. Shaieb ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Shanks Mr. Daniel N. Sharkey ‘88 Mr. Kevin J. Sheahan ‘69 Mr. Robert J. Sheiko ‘66 Mr. Joseph M. Shubitowski ‘75 Mr. Robert J. Simmons ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Sinutko Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Skalski Mr. Richard Sloan Mr. Dale Smetek ‘64 Mr. Ronald T. Smillie ‘60 Mr. Craig F. Smith ‘67 Mr. Edgar L. Smith Jr. ‘79 Mr. James G. Smith J.D. ‘51 Mr. Peter J. Smith ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Smith III Mr. William B. Smith Jr. ‘36 Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Smullen Mr. Jeffrey F. Sobczynski ‘83 Dr. Robert L. Spellicy ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Spiewak Mr. and Mrs. David T. Spuller Mr. Maxwell M. Stanford ‘09 Mr. Michael L. Stanford ‘05 Mr. Mark E. Staniforth M.D. ‘89 Mr. Justin P. Stankewicz ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Stankewicz Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stefan Mr. Gary B. Stegall ‘92 Mr. William G. Steinke S.R.A. ‘71 Mr. Donald W. Stocker ‘61 Mr. Robert F. Stout Jr. ‘61 Mr. Frederick F. Strale ‘35 Dr. and Mrs. Amadeo R. Sturla Mr. John F. Sullivan Ph.B. ‘42 Mr. William H. Sullivan ‘80 Mr. Raymond J. Summers Mr. Steven J. Summers ‘79 Mr. Jordan R. Szetela ‘08 Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tack Mr. and Mrs. Todd S. Taliaferro Mr. and Mrs. Duane L. Tarnacki Mr. Ross S. Tashjian ‘06 Mr. James J. Tedesco ‘41 Mr. Kevin L. Teevens ‘80 Mr. Craig W. Thiel ‘87 Mr. Joseph L. Thimm ‘42 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Tindall Drs. David L. and Cynthia E. Tinker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Tolkacz Mr. Kenneth E. Topley ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Marco G. Toppi

Mr. Justin Toth Mr. Gary M. Trahey ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin S. Trealout Mr. Roy R. Trevisan ‘46 Mr. James T. Trewartha ‘57 Mr. Anthony Troschinetz III ‘82 Mr. Todd N. Turowski ‘94 Mr. Dennis J. Tymosko ‘58 Mr. Walter V. Urban Jr. ‘56 Mr. Joseph B. Urso Jr. ‘84 Arunas Vaitiekaitis D.D.S. ‘65 Mr. Don Valente J.D. ‘59 Dr. and Mrs. David M. Vandenberg Dr. and Mrs. John G. Venious Mr. James C. Verney ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Verploegh Mr. Curt C. Vogel ‘74 Dr. Thomas A. Vuchetich D.D.S. ‘66 Mr. Terry T. Wall ‘55 Dr. and Mrs. David P. Walters Mr. Henry W. Ware Jr. ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Wasen Bruce C. Washington M.D. ‘69 Gary A. Wasiak D.P.M. ‘65 Dr. Stephen J. Watts ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Wegienka Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Weichbrodt Mr. Carl E. Weiss Ms. Laura Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wenderski Mr. Norman F. Werner Mr. Kevin D. Whelan ‘93 Mr. Michael D. Wik ‘84 Mr. Brian Wilson Mr. John D. Wilson Mr. Robert C. Wilson ‘69 Mr. Joseph T. Wing C.P.A. ‘90 Mr. Ralph A. Winnicker ‘66 Mr. Gregory W. Wizgird ‘62 Mr. Craig D. Wobrock ‘78 Mr. Edward W. Wojtan Jr. ‘78 Mr. Ryan A. Wrobleski ‘02 Mr. Richard J. Young ‘70 Mrs. Alda Zardus Mr. Gerald J. Zboch ‘60 Mr. Jerome J. Zdeb ‘53 Mr. Michael R. Zemke ‘54 Mr. Larry J. Zettel Ph.D. ‘61 Mr. Scott Zielinski ‘84 Mr. Lawrence J. Zucal ‘58

Gift of $50-$99 - Last 10 Classes Mr. Sean M. Abraham ‘02 Mr. Michael J. Ayaub ‘08 Mr. Maxwell A. Bacon ‘07 Mr. Timothy J. Banaszak ‘01 Mr. Christopher A. Barnes ‘07 Mr. Joseph K. Barnes ‘08 Mr. Kenneth P. Bennett ‘08 Mr. G. Jon Bodin IV ‘07 Mr. Robert J. Brown ‘02 Mr. David D. Bushart ‘07 Mr. Kevin D. Campbell ‘07 Mr. Daniel S. Carlson ‘01 Mr. Mark E. Carravallah ‘05 Mr. Michael A. Clarey ‘02 Mr. Ryan S. Connor ‘04 Mr. Mike V. Daly ‘03 Mr. Gabriel A. Diaz ‘04 Mr. James M. DiMilia ‘10 Mr. Philip S. Dowhan ‘04 Mr. Stephen J. Dowhan ‘06 Mr. Adam R. Dubois ‘06 Mr. Scott L. Farida ‘08 Mr. Robert A. Ficano II ‘03 Mr. Alexander T. Flood ‘10 Mr. Corey D. Flood ‘05 Mr. Tyler N. Flood ‘04 Mr. David A. Galiyas Jr. ‘07 Mr. Bryan A. Helmkamp ‘03 Mr. Matthew C. Helmkamp ‘07 Mr. Brock C. Hixson ‘07 Mr. Clay D. Hoggard ‘10 Mr. Josef D. Imesch ‘08 Mr. Ronald R. Kadykowski ‘08 Mr. Joseph E. Kinville ‘08

Honor Roll of Donors

Mr. Michael T. Kinville ‘10 Mr. Daniel A. Krawiec II ‘01 Mr. Anthony J. Kreucher ‘02 Mr. Stephen M. LaRouere ‘09 Mr. Patrick J. Lauer ‘08 Mr. Scott M. Lavender ‘05 Mr. Andrew J. MacFarlane ‘03 Mr. Scott E. Malinowski ‘06 Mr. Anthony J. Martinico ‘06 Mr. Michael A. Martinico ‘03 Mr. Michael M. McCaffery ‘10 Mr. Ian S. McHenry ‘01 Mr. Rob B. McIntosh ‘02 Mr. James A. Morasso ‘08 Mr. John V. Morasso ‘05 Mr. Timothy R. Nagrocki ‘06 Mr. Carl J. Nelson ‘07 Mr. Ryan P. Obarzanek ‘08 Mr. Matthew C. Pastula ‘04 Mr. Michael J. Pienta ‘08 Mr. Adam M. Ralko ‘02 Mr. Kevin J. Respondek ‘00 Mr. Michael J. Rinna ‘07 Mr. Alexander J. Ross ‘10 Mr. Alan M. Rozanski ‘09 Mr. Eric C. Ryan ‘09 Mr. Joseph M. Sheeran ‘08 Mr. Corey G. Shimshock ‘10 Mr. Nicholas J. Stanis ‘07 Mr. Brandon C. Stapp ‘08 Mr. Keith R. Szymanski ‘02 Mr. Evan F. Tindall ‘07 Mr. Todd S. Tindall ‘03 Mr. Brian A. Treanor ‘10 Mr. Thomas L. Voutsos ‘10 Mr. Craig N. Werner ‘06 Mr. Gregory A. Zdan II ‘10

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ackerman Mrs. Sheila Alles Mr. Neal E. Alpiner Mr. Eugene J. Altermatt ‘50 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Amman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Z. Aneiros Mr. Charles J. Anstett ‘47 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Applebaum Mr. Lawrence A. Arbour ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Aubrey Mr. and Mrs. Peter Aubry Mr. Carl A. Baecker ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baier Mr. and Mrs. Greg Bakian Mr. and Mrs. Mark Balas Mr. John A. Banks ‘60 Mr. Vincent J. Banonis ‘38 Mr. Paul G. Barry ‘49 Mr. Wayne P. Barry ‘72 Mr. Paul J. Bartos ‘76 Mr. Michael J. Baucus ‘80 Mr. Mark A. Beaudoin ‘68 Mr. Julius A. Becker ‘47 Mr. Douglas O. Behrend ‘43 Mr. William J. Bellinger ‘57 Mr. John Bellovary ‘67 Mrs. Catherine A. Bender Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Berent Mr. Joseph M. Berlucchi ‘95 Mr. Paul F. Biebel ‘77 Mr. Richard E. Bingen ‘44 Mr. Robert J. Bishop ‘57 Mr. Burdette L. Black ‘56 Mr. James M. Blaine ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Greg D. Bogich Mr. Douglas J. Bohrer ‘40 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bongero Mr. Jacques G. Bourque ‘54 Mr. Scott E. Bozyk ‘85 Mr. Michael J. Brady ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. James Branchick Mrs. Patricia A. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory Brusstar Mr. Michael J. Bulger ‘67 Mr. Richard L. Bulow ‘41

Mr. Thomas J. Burke ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Keith B. Burns ‘74 Mr. Robert E. Burress ‘47 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Bushart Mr. Richard L. Butterfield ‘64 Mr. Donald L. Byerlein ‘43 Mr. Joseph P. Cabadas ‘85 Eileen Callon Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Calvert Mr. and Mrs. Keith Carnahan Mr. and Mrs. James O. Carrier Mrs. Mary Carroll Mr. Michael F. Carroll ‘98 Mr. Tim Carroll Mr. Daniel J. Casselton ‘61 Mr. Joseph A. Cesarz ‘58 Mrs. Joan Chapel Mr. Kenneth Cislo ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Clarey Mr. James E. Cleary ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Condit Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Conflitti Mr. Frank O. Connolly ‘84 Mr. Stephen J. Connolly ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Conti Mr. and Mrs. Ed Convery Mr. Patrick A. Copland ‘84 Mr. David G. Coseo ‘78 Mr. John M. Costa ‘82 Mr. James C. Cotant ‘61 Mr. Donald J. Cotter ‘46 Mr. George W. Cottrell ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Crespi Mr. John G. Crowley ‘40 Dr. Joseph F. Curley ‘51 Mr. Peter J. Cwik ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Daly III Bernadine D’Angelo Mr. John H. Dankert, Jr. ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davey Mr. Bernard De Primo ‘42 Mr. Theodore E. Debaene ‘56 Mr. Joseph C. Degennaro ‘72 Mr. Josh E. Delos Reyes ‘96 Mr. Lukas M. Descavish ‘98 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Deutscher Mr. F. Patrick Devine ‘65 Mrs. Mary Dilworth Mr. Richard E. Dilworth ‘51 Mr. Brian L. Dimoff ‘92 Dorene Doane Mr. William A. Drypen ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dubay Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dutcher Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Mark Eichkorn Mr. Richard E. Elliott P.E. ‘58 Mr. Thomas R. Epperson ‘92 Mr. Gregory M. Evangelista ‘96 Mr. Matthew J. Evangelista ‘89 Mrs. Karen Fanning Mr. John A. Farley ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fascetti Mr. Timothy J. Fody ‘97 Mrs. Barbara G. Foley Dr. Douglas Foley ‘55 Mr. Roderick A. Forman ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Fortuna Mr. Jon M. Fox ‘60 Mr. Charles Frances

Mr. George J. Francis ‘49 Mr. Paul E. Frankhart ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Franz Rev. Daniel J. Fraser ‘51 Dr. Mark Gerald Frizzo ‘77 Mr. John J. Gacioch ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Venceslaus Galazka Mr. Barry L. Galdes ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Nelson S. Games Mr. Mark V. Gardner ‘74 Mr. Art G. Gariepy ‘57 Helen Gawronski Lynne George Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gerson Mr. John G. Gibbons ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Kastytis K. Giedraitis Mr. John L. Gold ‘54 Mr. Randolph M. Gonsior ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Mark Good Mr. James A. Gorcyca ‘58 Mr. Casimir G. Gorski ‘52 Mr. Jerry L. R. Govjanian ‘58 Mr. Christopher J. Grant ‘70 Mr. Alan P. Gregory ‘73 Mr. Eugene F. Grewe Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Grindel Mr. Thomas C. Grish ‘67 Mr. Joseph R. Gulas ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Harding Mr. Joseph Harper Mr. Daniel F. Harrison ‘67 Mrs. Patricia Haskins Mr. Edward C. Hathaway ‘70 Mr. Robert M.J. Hathaway ‘69 Mr. Sean B. Hayden ‘88 Mrs. Jane F. Hayes Mr. Alan C. Helmkamp Mr. and Mrs. Erik Helms Mr. and Mrs. Donald Herubin Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Hess Mr. John D. Hibler ‘58 Mr. Richard W. Hildebrandt ‘50 Mr. Anthony T. Hirsch ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Steve K. Hoggard Gertrude Honracek Mary Kay Horsley Mr. Thomas J. Hosmer ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hudson Mr. Frederick R. Hurley ‘55 Dr. Richard A. Jablonski ‘66 Mr. Jack S. Jacob ‘46 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jakubczak Mrs. Martha Jakubik Mr. Paul J. Jakubik ‘79 Mr. Duane J. Jennings ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jerauld Mrs. Nancy C. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Mark Z. Karabajakian Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Kempa Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kirsch Mrs. Helen G. Kleinbrook Mr. Robert A. Kolinski ‘77 Mr. Brian R. Kolka Mr. Michael J. Kostun ‘96 Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Kowalkoski Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Koziara Mr. David M. Kozlowski ‘63

Mr. Joseph T. Krajewski ‘48 Mr. Frank J. Krupansky ‘73 Mr. George J. Krymow ‘45 Mr. Stanley E. Krzeminski ‘49 Mr. William J. Krzyminski ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kubera Mr. Florian C. Kucharski ‘58 Mr. Raymond L. Kunik Jr. ‘88 Mr. Ralph P. Labadie ‘49 Mr. Kevin A. Lambert ‘70 Mr. August J. LaRuffa Mr. Rosemarie Laurain Mr. John S. Lawler ‘46 Mr. Vincent N. Lee ‘53 Mr. Steven P. Lemieux Mr. and Mrs. Othmar J. Lenze II Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lokar Dr. Richard J. Lomas ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Lary Lumsden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lupo Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John G. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Craig G. MacFarlane Mr. Gerald E. Mackey ‘50 Mr. George J. Mager, Jr., Esq. ‘67 Mr. Ronald M. Majewski ‘76 Mr. John N. Makara ‘57 Mr. James E. Malchow ‘43 Mr. and Mrs. F. Joseph Malecke Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Maloney Mr. Jon E. Manos ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Marmul Mr. Thomas J. Marshall ‘81 Mr. Robert J. Martin ‘84 Mrs. Susan M. Martin Veronica and Valerie Matukonis Mr. Michael E. McGowan ‘69 Mr. Brian T. McGraw ‘62 Mr. Kevin G. McGraw ‘72 Gail McIntosh Mr. Scott M. McKee ‘88 Mr. Darrell J. McMaster ‘47 Mrs. Shirley McNeely Mr. Eric Dean McPherson ‘83 Mr. David J. Medonis ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Medonis Mr. Dennis J. Merlo ‘70 Mr. Dominic Michalik Mr. Robert J. Mickiewicz ‘72 Ms. Mary T. Micus Mr. James E. Mies Jr. ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. R. Milas ‘98 Mrs. Jane Miller Mr. James D. Minar ‘54 Mr. Frank J. Moran ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V. Morasso Mr. and Mrs. George Morehouse Mr. Lawrence F. Morin ‘60 Mr. Robert P. Morris ‘58 Dr. and Mrs. John Morrison Mr. Andrew J. Muma Mr. Norman E. Murphy ‘53 Mr. Adam D. Murray ‘98 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Muscat Mr. Daniel P. Neibauer ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Nemes Fr. Dennis P. Noelke C.S.B. ‘71 Mr. Patrick L. Nolan ‘86 Mr. Gregory E. Normandin ‘78 Mr. Jerome H. Nymberg Jr. ‘47 Mr. and Mrs. David O’Brien

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Honor Roll of Donors

Mr. Thomas D. O’Connor ‘51 Mr. Thomas O’Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Bob Olah Mrs. Mary T. Orlowski Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O’Sullivan Mrs. Beatrice Owsiany Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pacente Mr. Edward D. Pachota P.E. ‘80 Mr. James B. Pachucki ‘58 Mr. William H. Paradise ‘58 Mr. Jeffrey R. Pavlock ‘84 Mr. Abraham V. Payapilly Teresa Pecht Mr. and Mrs. Todd Penrod Joan Perkowski Mr. Patrick R. Peters ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Petty Ms. Virginia Polgar Mary Katherine G. Polo Mr. James E. Pope Jr. ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Poupard Mr. Nicholas D. Pourcho ‘98 Dr. Vivien Pybus Mr. and Mrs. W. Frederick Quinley Mary Radlicni Mr. Edgar G. Raedle Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Rashid Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Rausch Mr. Charles J. Raymo ‘49 Judge James R. Redford ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Frederico J. Reinel Ms. Ana Restrepo Mr. David E. Rice ‘55 Mr. John M. Ridal ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rinna Mrs. Rita Rogers Ms. Pamela M. Romanelli Mr. Robert G. Romps ‘48 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rost Mr. Aaron J. Rumberger ‘92 Mr. Paul G. Russo ‘74 Mrs. Mary Rutledge Mr. Aniel J. Ruzzin ‘56 Mr. Mark T. Rymsza ‘60 Mrs. Eleannor Sadowski Mr. Glenn Saltsman Mr. John A. Sauter ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. David M. Savard Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schade Mr. and Mrs. Steven Schafer Mr. James H. Schemanske ‘63 Mr. Andrew V. Schembri ‘51 Mr. Joel M. Scheuher ‘86 Ms. Lisa Schlosser Dr. and Mrs. Philip T. Schmitt ‘83 Mr. Donald P. Schneider ‘35 Mr. John W. Schwanneke Sr. ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Alan Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Peter Seagle Mr. David R. Selegan ‘59 Mr. Sean S. Senecal ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander A. Serowoky Mrs. Marian Shannon Ms. Mary Ann Sheckell Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sincic Mr. Tom W. Sklut ‘69 Marguerite Smiggen Mr. Charles R. Smith ‘54 Ms. Barbara A. Smolboski Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Spencer Mr. Joseph F. Spring ‘48

Frank A. Stackhouse M.D. ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Stanis Mr. Kevin G. Stankiewicz ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan D. Stapp Mary Stec Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Stevens Mr. Jerome R. Stocking ‘43 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Stoltman Mr. Marvin F. Strach ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan Mr. Thomas J. Swieczkowski ‘52 Ms. Sara Swift Mr. Thomas M. Swift ‘65 Mr. Stan Szasna Mr. Edward A. Szczechowicz ‘50 Mr. Robert Szwabowski Mrs. Dolores Tanana Mr. and Mrs. Toby G. Theodore Mr. Anthony F. Tomey ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Toth Mr. Edward J. Trojniak ‘50 Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Trojniak Mr. Daniel F. Trompeter ‘69 Mr. Frederick S. Tryles ‘64 Mr. James M. Tuohey ‘63 Mr. Edward A. Turek ‘85 Ms. Carrie Tuskey Mr. and Mrs. James M. Urbanik Mr. William L. Ureel ‘48 Mr. John P. Utter ‘80 Mr. Paul E. Vaghy ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Valdes Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Valero Mr. Glenn Villemaire ‘70 Mr. John P. Wallace ‘59 Mr. Stephen M. Wallag ‘96 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wallen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wanamaker Mr. Craig P. Wasen ‘95 Mrs. Caroline Watts Mr. Timothy J. Watts ‘69 Mrs. Mary Jane Weipert Mr. Mark V. West ‘93 Fr. John P. Wheeler C.S.B. ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Barney White Ms. Lizabeth White Mr. Robert F. Wider ‘69 Mr. Gregory J. Williams ‘83 Mr. Michael J. Williams ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Witek Mr. David Wolbert Mr. Paul J. Wolf ‘47 Mr. Patrick D. Wood ‘56 Mr. Mansfirld Woolfolk Mr. James M. Wozniak ‘69 Mr. Michael J. Wright ‘90 Mr. Maurice J. Wrobleski ‘79 Mr. Frank T. Wyzywany ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Yaksich Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Young Mr. John C. Young Jr. ‘71 Mrs. Carol Zago Mrs. Joan K. Zaliagiris Mr. Salvatore F. Zappia ‘49 Mr. Steven A. Zapton ‘62 Mrs. Renée M. Zwick

Gifts by Class

Mr. Julius A. Becker ‘47 Hon. Thomas E. Brennan ‘47 Mr. Robert E. Burress ‘47 Dr. R. Gerald Coyle ‘47 Mr. Donald J. Josaitis ‘47 Mr. Kenneth C. McGuire ‘47 Mr. Darrell J. McMaster ‘47 Mr. Robert A. Hathaway Sr. ‘43 Mr. Thomas P. Murray ‘47 Mr. James E. Malchow ‘43 Mr. Jerome H. Nymberg Jr. ‘47 Mr. William G. Pirronello ‘43 Dr. Charles E. Parrott ‘47 Mr. Jerome R. Stocking ‘43 Mr. Paul J. Wolf ‘47 Mr. Eugene F. Zeimet ‘43 Mr. Robert B. Zettel C.P.A. ‘47

Catholic Central gratefully acknowledges the following Alumni donors who made gifts to the Annual Fund between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. All gifts to the Annual Fund support need-based tuition assistance.

Class of 1935

$125.00

Mr. Donald P. Schneider ‘35 Mr. Frederick F. Strale ‘35 Class of 1936

$160.00

Mr. William B. Smith Jr. ‘36

Class of 1938 $50.00

Mr. Vincent J. Banonis ‘38

Class of 1940 $360.00

Mr. Douglas J. Bohrer ‘40 Mr. John G. Crowley ‘40 Mr. James L. Hogan Jr. ‘40 Mr. Edward J. Moran O.D. ‘40

Class of 1941 $670.00

Mr. Richard L. Bulow ‘41 Mr. William J. Redman ‘41 Mr. James J. Tedesco ‘41 Mr. Lloyd G. Ternes Sr. ‘41

Class of 1942 $835.00

Mr. Bernard De Primo ‘42 Mr. Lawrence M. Doyle ‘42 Mr. Ernest H. Garbinski ‘42 Mr. Gordon B. Hall Jr. ‘42 Mr. Joseph N. Joyce ‘42 Mr. John F. Sullivan Ph.B. ‘42 Mr. Joseph L. Thimm ‘42

Class of 1943 $1,875.00

Mr. Leonard L. Balkus ‘43 Mr. Douglas O. Behrend ‘43 Mr. Donald L. Byerlein ‘43 Mr. William G. Clancey ‘43 Mr. Henry R. Gilbert ‘43

Class of 1944 $6,213.97

Mr. Richard E. Bingen ‘44 Mr. Jerome M. Burns ‘44 Hon. John M. Dillon ‘44 Mr. James H. Edwards ‘44 Mr. William S. Ellis ‘44 Mr. Richard N. Harper Jr. ‘44 Mr. Edward J. Jelonek Sr. ‘44 Dr. James F. Laidlaw ‘44

Class of 1945 $2,450.00

Mr. Roger L. Clancey ‘45 Mr. Francis T. Day M.D. ‘45 Mr. Ralph W. Downey ‘45 Mr. George J. Krymow ‘45 Mr. Cornelius J. Migan Jr. ‘45 Hon. Roland L. Olzark ‘45 Mr. Alvin J. Winkel ‘45

Class of 1946 $2,100.00

Mr. John E. Brosky ‘46 Mr. Donald J. Cotter ‘46 Mr. Jack S. Jacob ‘46 Mr. Robert J. Jensen ‘46 Mr. John S. Lawler ‘46 Mr. John A. Mays ‘46 George F. Porretta M.D. ‘46 Lt. Col. Kevin M. Smee, U.S.A.F. (Ret.) ‘46 Mr. Roy R. Trevisan ‘46

Class of 1947 $2,270.00

Mr. Charles J. Anstett ‘47 Mr. James D. Aston ‘47

Class of 1948 $1,105.00

Mr. Thomas J. Desser ‘48 Mr. James L. Guyette ‘48 Mr. John E. Hilber ‘48 Mr. Joseph T. Krajewski ‘48 Mr. Michael T. MacNeil ‘48 Mr. George H. Pickard ‘48 Mr. Richard J. Reid ‘48 Mr. Robert G. Romps ‘48 Mr. Joseph F. Spring ‘48 Mr. William L. Ureel ‘48

Class of 1949 $6,920.00

Mr. Paul G. Barry ‘49 Lt. Col. Richard H. Bonds, Jr. USAF (Ret.) ‘49 Mr. P.J. Donovan ‘49 Mr. John T. Flanagan ‘49 Mr. George J. Francis ‘49 Mr. Gerald J. Gannon Esq. ‘49 Mr. Richard M. Girardot ‘49 Mr. Perry C. Huellmantel ‘49 Mr. Donald C. Kramer D.D.S., M.S. ‘49 Mr. Donald A. Krencicki ‘49 Mr. Stanley E. Krzeminski ‘49 Mr. Ralph P. Labadie ‘49 Mr. William J. Moylan P.E. ‘49 Mr. Douglas G. Perenchio ‘49 Mr. Charles J. Raymo ‘49 Dr. Robert E. Toal ‘49 Mr. Salvatore F. Zappia ‘49

Honor Roll of Donors

Mr. Joseph McKevitz ‘53 Mr. Thomas V. Moylan ‘53 $13,635.00 Mr. Norman E. Murphy ‘53 Mr. Eugene J. Altermatt ‘50 Mr. Frank P. Perliski ‘53 Mr. Joseph N. Caram ‘50 Mr. John W. Schwanneke Sr. ‘53 Dr. Gerald V. Cutcher ‘50 Mr. Francis G. Tenbusch ‘53 Rev. Albert W. Cylwicki C.S.B. ‘50 Mr. Jerome J. Zdeb ‘53 Mr. Edmund C. Decker ‘50 Class of 1954 Gerald C. Dietz Sr., D.D.S. ‘50 Mr. Daniel J. Dilworth ‘50 $4,575.00 Mr. Richard W. Hildebrandt ‘50 Mr. Raymond A. Barnas Sr. ‘54 Mr. James P. Lagrou ‘50 Mr. Jacques G. Bourque ‘54 Mr. Gerald E. Mackey ‘50 Mr. James J. Galvin Sr. ‘54 Thomas F. Moore M.D. ‘50 Michael J. Geoghegan M.D. ‘54 Mr. Ronald J. Rozman ‘50 Mr. John L. Gold ‘54 Hon. James L. Ryan ‘50 Mr. E. Thomas Gorcyca ‘54 Mr. Edward A. Szczechowicz ‘50 Mr. Joseph R. Gulas ‘54 Mr. Edward J. Trojniak ‘50 Mr. Jon E. Manos ‘54 Mr. Louis E. Yeager ‘50 Mr. Gerald F. McCarthy ‘54 Mr. Patrick A. McDonald ‘54 Class of 1951 Mr. James D. Minar ‘54 $3,800.00 Edward H. Mooney ‘54 Mr. Harold L. Brock ‘51 Mr. Ronald S. Paske ‘54 Dr. Jerome R. Croteau ‘51 Mr. Robert J. Simmons ‘54 Dr. Joseph F. Curley ‘51 Mr. Charles R. Smith ‘54 Mr. Richard E. Dilworth ‘51 Mr. Delano A. Valenti ‘54 Mr. James T. Fahrenkopf ‘51 Mr. Michael R. Zemke ‘54 Rev. Daniel J. Fraser ‘51 Class of 1955 Mr. Russell Gagne ‘51 Bernard J. LaLonde Ph.D. ‘51 $9,881.00 Mr. Neal F. Mason ‘51 Mr. William F. Barr ‘55 Mr. Thomas D. O’Connor ‘51 Dr. George R. Bartl ‘55 Mr. Earl F. Rasmussen C.P.A. ‘51 Mr. Raymond C. Billinghurst ‘55 Mr. Andrew V. Schembri ‘51 Mr. Samuel A. Borri Jr. ‘55 Mr. James G. Smith J.D. ‘51 Mr. Terrence E. Brady ‘55 Mr. Donald A. Zettel ‘51 Mr. George W. Cottrell ‘55 Mr. Daniel F. Delaney ‘55 Class of 1953 Mr. Laurence F. Fitzgerald ‘55 Dr. Douglas Foley ‘55 $14,175.00 Mr. Kenneth J. Barnes ‘53 Mr. Richard P. French ‘55 Mr. Gerald P. Brennan ‘53 Mr. J. Cyril Hanisko ‘55 Mr. Eugene W. Bronski ‘53 Mr. Frederick R. Hurley ‘55 Mr. Jack J. Cavellier ‘53 Mr. Norbert A. Kozlowski Jr. ‘55 Mr. Henry L. Chapman ‘53 Mr. Richard M. Laidlaw ‘55 Mr. Joseph Pat Copland ‘53 Mr. James T. Laskey ‘55 Mr. Michael J. Farrug ‘53 Mr. Paul D. McGlynn Ph.D. ‘55 Dr. Waldemar M. Goulet Ph.D. ‘53 Mr. David E. Rice ‘55 Mr. Richard L. Herbert ‘53 Mr. Terry T. Wall ‘55 Mr. Michael J. Hilber ‘53 Mr. David A. Young ‘55 Mr. Vincent N. Lee ‘53 Dr. Richard J. Lomas ‘53

Class of 1950

Mr. John A. Farley ‘57 F. Michael Faubert Ph.D. ‘57 $3,025.00 Mr. Art G. Gariepy ‘57 Mr. Burdette L. Black ‘56 Mr. Duane J. Jennings ‘57 Mr. Robert D. Button ‘56 Dr. David F. Karibo ‘57 Mr. Donald A. Colone ‘56 Mr. Thomas E. King ‘57 Mr. Denis J. Connolly ‘56 Mr. Timothy F. Lauster ‘57 Mr. Theodore E. Debaene ‘56 Mr. John N. Makara ‘57 Mr. Richard A. Giuffre ‘56 Rev. Robert B. McGrath ‘57 Mr. Charles E. Grade ‘56 Mr. Alan R. Moran ‘57 Mr. Walter R. Green ‘56 Mr. Terrence E. Pollard ‘57 Mr. Leroy G. Johnson C.P.A. ‘56 Mr. Timothy C. Pollard ‘57 Mr. Robert W. Klein ‘56 Mr. Ronald G. Pordon ‘57 Mr. Dennis M. McGrath ‘56 Mr. Jerome A. Rioux ‘57 Mr. Donald J. Melotik ‘56 Mr. Edward A. Ryder ‘57 Mr. Ronald V. Paul ‘56 Mr. James T. Trewartha ‘57 Mr. Jack E. Phillips ‘56 Fr. John P. Wheeler C.S.B. ‘57 Mr. Aniel J. Ruzzin ‘56 Class of 1958 Mr. Walter V. Urban Jr. ‘56 Mr. Patrick D. Wood ‘56 $120,194.00 Mr. John P. Argenta ‘58 Class of 1957 Mr. David R. Bartush ‘58 $24,085.00 Mr. Keith S. Bauman ‘58 Mr. John A. Bales ‘57 Mr. Thomas J. Beale ‘58 Mr. Frank J. Banar ‘57 Mr. Gerald M. Belian P.E. ‘58 Mr. Daniel J. Bazner R.Ph. ‘57 Mr. David J. Boyd C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. William J. Bellinger ‘57 Mr. Terrence M. Brady ‘58 Mr. Robert J. Bishop ‘57 Mr. Gary J. Brand ‘58 Mr. Sylvester G. Black ‘57 Dr. Frank R. Cain ‘58 Mr. James E. Breyer ‘57 Mr. Joseph A. Cesarz ‘58 Mr. Daniel J. Collins Sr. ‘57 Mr. Arthur M. Ciagne Jr. ‘58 Mr. William A. Dupree ‘57 Mr. James E. Cleary ‘58

Class of 1956

Mr. John P. Connolly ‘58 John F. Dirks D.D.S. ‘58 Mr. Richard E. Elliott P.E. ‘58 Mr. Edward D. Falvey Jr. ‘58 Mr. Richard F. Fenech ‘58 Mr. Robert C. Fitzgerald ‘58 Mr. James A. Gorcyca ‘58 Mr. Jerry L. R. Govjanian ‘58 Mr. John D. Hibler ‘58 Rev. Gordon J. Judd C.S.B. ‘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. Robert P. Morris ‘58 Mr. Edward F. Moylan ‘58 Mr. Hugh J. O’Neil Jr. ‘58 Mr. James B. Pachucki ‘58 Mr. William H. Paradise ‘58 Mr. James P. Quinlan ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rosowski ‘58 Mr. Robert A. Santello ‘58 Dr. George A. Schaub ‘58 Mr. Robert J. Seaton ‘58 Mr. Timothy P. Sweeney ‘58 Mr. Gary M. Trahey ‘58 Mr. Dennis J. Tymosko ‘58 Mr. Frank T. Wyzywany ‘58 Mr. Lawrence J. Zucal ‘58

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Edward L. Hagen Ph.D. ‘60 Mr. Frederick M. Heiler ‘60 $5,402.00 Mr. Jeffrey J. Hornyak C.P.A. ‘60 Mr. Gary J. Abraham ‘59 Mr. Nikola Lucas ‘60 Mr. Dennis L. Bencher ‘59 Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60 Mr. Robert A. Clark M.S.B. ‘59 Mr. Lawrence F. Morin ‘60 Mr. Carl M. Kalita ‘59 Mr. Thomas M. O’Connell ‘60 Mr. Ronald C. Kopicko ‘59 Mr. Patrick F. O’Hara C.P.A. ‘60 Mr. Robert S. Pachota ‘59 Mr. Pierre M. Paulin ‘60 Mr. Brian D. Richardson ‘59 Mr. Mark T. Rymsza ‘60 Mr. William R. Ritchie ‘59 Mr. Carl E. Saam ‘60 Mr. Ronald R. Ross ‘59 Mr. Stanley M. Sheridan ‘60 Mr. Walter E. Schemanske ‘59 Mr. Ronald T. Smillie ‘60 Mr. Leon M. Schurgin ‘59 Mr. George M. Smrtka ‘60 Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59 Mr. John P. Sprys ‘60 Mr. David R. Selegan ‘59 Mr. Vincent M. Thompson Jr. ‘60 Mr. Thomas A. Sinelli ‘59 Mr. John R. Tobin ‘60 Mr. Robert L. Walker ‘60 Mr. Marvin F. Strach ‘59 Mr. Terrence O. Ward ‘60 Mr. Don Valente J.D. ‘59 Mr. Gerald J. Zboch ‘60 Mr. Michael E. Walker ‘59 Mr. John P. Wallace ‘59

Class of 1959

Class of 1960 $17,980.00

Mr. John A. Banks ‘60 Mr. Ronald L. Brown ‘60 Mr. Robert V. Christian ‘60 Mr. Timothy J. Curtin ‘60 Mr. Michael T. Daly ‘60 Mr. John J. Di Ponio ‘60 Mr. Jon M. Fox ‘60 Dr. John Q. Grossa Jr. ‘60

Mr. Gary A. Kostrewa ‘61 Mr. Frederick W. Lauck ‘61 Mr. John Lombardi ‘61 Mr. Patrick J. McDonnell ‘61 Mr. J. Anthony Mooter ‘61 Mr. Thomas M. O’Dea ‘61 Mr. Dennis F. Ringvelski ‘61 Mr. John A. Rioux Sr. ‘61 Mr. Donald W. Stocker ‘61 Mr. Robert F. Stout Jr. ‘61 Mr. John J. Williams ‘61 Mr. Larry J. Zettel Ph.D. ‘61

Class of 1962 $33,345.00

Mr. Gregory A. Bourke ‘62 Mr. J. Roger Cahaney ‘62 Mr. William P. Curtis ‘62 Mr. Gordon W. Cwik ‘62 Mr. Richard P. Dunn ‘62 Mr. John G. Gibbons ‘62 Class of 1961 Mr. Don O. Johnson ‘62 Mr. Henry M. Kassen ‘62 $20,150.00 Dr. Jim A. Armstrong Ph.D. ‘61 Mr. James E. Keskeny ‘62 Mr. Dennis Badaczewski ‘61 Mr. Frank J. Koontz ‘62 Mr. Daniel J. Casselton ‘61 Mr. Robert J. Maher ‘62 Mr. Philip E. Cole ‘61 Mr. Brian T. McGraw ‘62 Mr. Richard F. Noethen ‘62 Mr. James C. Cotant ‘61 Mr. Paul M. O’Brien ‘62 Mr. Augustine Ferrera ‘61 Mr. Michael J. O’Dea ‘62 Mr. Buck A. Hagen ‘61 Mr. B. J. Ratigan ‘62 Mr. Dave T. Hernacki ‘61 Mr. George P. Schwartz ‘62 Mr. William F. Knightly ‘61

Mr. Anthony W. Shaieb ‘62 Dr. Robert L. Spellicy ‘62 Mr. Charles F. Starr ‘62 Mr. Steven J. Wall ‘62 Mr. Daniel J. White ‘62 Mr. Gregory W. Wizgird ‘62 Mr. Milford E. Woodbeck Jr. ‘62 Mr. Steven A. Zapton ‘62

Class of 1963

Mr. William J. Roznowski ‘64 Mr. James L. Sauter ‘64 Mr. Gary R. Schaefer ‘64 Mr. Dale Smetek ‘64 Mr. Frederick S. Tryles ‘64 Mr. Henry W. Ware Jr. ‘64

Class of 1965 $6,635.00

Mr. Carl A. Baecker ‘65 $9,745.00 Mr. Thomas A. Baldwin ‘65 Mr. Paul J. Bernhard ‘63 Mr. Michael J. Brady ‘65 Mr. Russell S. Bohn ‘63 Mr. Timothy P. Brown ‘65 Mr. William C. Brines ‘63 Mr. Richard C. Cicone ‘65 Mr. Daniel J. Clarke ‘63 Mr. F. Patrick Devine ‘65 Mr. Ronald Dawes ‘63 Mr. Daniel G. Durack ‘65 Mr. James F. Dunn Jr. ‘63 Mr. Allen W. Gable ‘65 Mr. Fernando F. Ferri ‘63 Mr. Daniel J. Gavin ‘65 Mr. Paul E. Frankhart ‘63 Mr. Eric J. Golting ‘65 Mr. Edward A. Gage Jr. ‘63 Mr. Michael J. Harrison ‘65 Mr. Walter A. Holdan C.P.A. ‘63 Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 William J. Hughes II D.O. ‘63 Mr. William C. Kase Jr. ‘65 Mr. Roland J. Kase ‘63 Mr. Leo F. Kowalyk Jr. ‘65 Mr. David M. Kozlowski ‘63 Mr. Frank A. Lisjak ‘65 Kenneth McDaniel D.D.S. ‘65 Mr. John P. McGuinness ‘63 Mr. Louis E. Mioduszewski ‘65 Mr. Bernard J. Moore ‘63 Mr. Edward A. O’Donnell ‘63 Mr. Robert S. Nicholl ‘65 Dr. Joseph Nowoslawski ‘65 Mr. William M. O’Keefe ‘63 Mr. Edwin J. Poisson ‘65 Mr. James M. Pilzner ‘63 Mr. Richard A. Robertson ‘63 Mr. Timothy J. Price ‘65 Mr. David G. Richardson ‘65 Col. James G. Sampson ‘63 Mr. James H. Schemanske ‘63 Mr. Michael D. Schloff ‘65 Mr. Richard J. Terrill Ph.D. ‘63 Mr. Thomas M. Swift ‘65 Mr. Kenneth E. Topley ‘65 Mr. James M. Tuohey ‘63 Arunas Vaitiekaitis D.D.S. ‘65 Class of 1964 Gary A. Wasiak D.P.M. ‘65

$9,745.00

Mr. Richard L. Butterfield ‘64 Mr. Dennis K. Davis ‘64 Dr. Arthur A. De Smet ‘64 Mr. Frederick J. Engelman ‘64 Mr. Edward J. Gainer Ph.D. ‘64 Mr. Joseph W. Greene C.P.A. ‘64 Mr. Frank J. Haggerty ‘64 Mr. Forrest A. Hainline III ‘64 Mr. Daniel Kasprzyk ‘64 Mr. Thomas T. Longhway ‘64 Mr. John H. Madigan Jr. ‘64 Mr. William D. McSween ‘64 Dr. Michael J. Moir ‘64 Mr. John J. Ronayne III ‘64

Class of 1966 $7,986.00

Mr. James M. Blaine ‘66 Mr. John D. Bohrer ‘66 Mr. Robert P. Byrnes ‘66 Mr. Edwin S. Geisinger C.P.A. ‘66 Dr. Michael B. Haynes ‘66 Dr. Richard A. Jablonski ‘66 Mr. Paul E. Jakuszewski ‘66 Mr. Peter J. Jeffrey ‘66 Mr. William F. Molner ‘66 Mr. Ron J. Moskal ‘66 Mr. Daniel P. Neibauer ‘66 Mr. Patrick R. Peters ‘66 Robert A. Rusnak, M.D. ‘66

Honor Roll of Donors

Mr. Robert J. Sheiko ‘66 Mr. John J. Schrot Jr. ‘68 Mr. Leo Shulzitski Jr. ‘66 Mr. David R. Syrowik ‘68 Michael E. Somand M.D. ‘66 Mr. Thomas M. Woodbeck ‘68 Dr. Thomas A. Vuchetich D.D.S. ‘66 Class of 1969 Mr. Ralph A. Winnicker ‘66

Class of 1967

$5,135.00

Mr. William A. Doyle C.P.A. ‘69 Mr. Robert M.J. Hathaway ‘69 $22,660.00 Mr. Patrick J. Barry Jr. ‘67 Mr. Walter M. Kreucher ‘69 Mr. John Bellovary ‘67 Mr. Michael E. McGowan ‘69 Mr. Michael J. Bulger ‘67 Mr. George A. Myrick ‘69 Mr. Kenneth Cislo ‘67 Mr. Richard A. Noelke ‘69 Mr. Robert M. Dantzer ‘67 Mr. David Paul ‘69 Dr. Thomas J. Fleszar ‘67 Capt. Kevin J. Ratigan ‘69 Mr. Thomas C. Grish ‘67 Mr. John M. Ridal ‘69 Mr. Harry Groth II ‘67 Mr. Kevin J. Sheahan ‘69 Mr. Keith J. Hanley ‘67 Mr. Tom W. Sklut ‘69 Mr. Daniel F. Harrison ‘67 Frank A. Stackhouse M.D. ‘69 Mr. Vinool S. Hesano ‘67 Mr. Daniel F. Trompeter ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Bruce C. Washington M.D. ‘69 Kennedy ‘67 Mr. Timothy J. Watts ‘69 Mr. Harold J. Koss ‘67 Mr. Robert F. Wider ‘69 Mr. George J. Mager, Jr., Esq. ‘67 Mr. Robert C. Wilson ‘69 Mr. James M. May ‘67 Mr. James M. Wozniak ‘69 Mr. Edward C. McCliment ‘67 Class of 1970 Mr. Frank J. Moran ‘67 Robert M. Perrie, D.D.S., M.S. ‘67 $38,170.00 Mr. Gilbert M. Bazil Jr. ‘70 Mr. Craig F. Smith ‘67 Hon. Thomas E. Brennan Jr. ‘70 Mr. Lloyd G. Ternes Jr. ‘67 Mr. John M. Cahill ‘70 Mr. William A. Wiltsie Jr. ‘67 Dr. Thomas M. Collins ‘70 Class of 1968 Mr. Terry T. Cwik ‘70 $329,132.50 Mr. William A. Drypen ‘70 Mr. Dennis M. Antoniotti ‘68 Mr. John J. Gacioch ‘70 Mr. Mark A. Beaudoin ‘68 Mr. Richard D. Gibney ‘70 Mr. Glenn R. Brown ‘68 Mr. John L. Gierak ‘70 Mr. Terry D. Brown ‘68 Mr. Christopher J. Grant ‘70 Hon. Robert J. Colombo Jr. ‘68 Mr. Daniel A. Hathaway ‘70 Mr. Brian T. Deuby ‘68 Mr. Edward C. Hathaway ‘70 Dr. Daniel J. Dymek ‘68 Mr. William S. Hudak ‘70 Mr. Barry L. Galdes ‘68 Mr. Kevin A. Lambert ‘70 Hon. Richard P. Hathaway ‘68 Mr. Mark F. Mendell ‘70 Mr. William M. Hermann ‘68 Mr. Dennis J. Merlo ‘70 Mr. Thomas J. Kenny ‘68 Mr. James E. Mies Jr. ‘70 Mr. Kevin J. Killeen ‘68 Mr. Thomas F. Orlowski ‘70 Mr. Joel J. Kucharski ‘68 Mr. Carmine Palombo ‘70 Mr. Kenneth W. Lerg ‘68 Mr. Roderick J. Regan ‘70 Mr. David Lewandowski ‘68 Mr. Paul R. Shefferly ‘70 Mr. Michael J. Macdermott ‘68 Mr. James C. Verney ‘70 Mr. Alan A. Malinchak ‘68 Mr. Glenn Villemaire ‘70 Mr. Mark T. Prendeville ‘68 Mr. Brian H. Ward ‘70 Paul M. Romanelli Ph.D. ‘68 Mr. Richard J. Young ‘70

Mr. Richard B. Gentry ‘74 Mr. David B. McCall ‘74 $1,925.00 Mr. Paul K. Noetzel ‘74 Class of 1973 Mr. Robert J. Hoff ‘71 Mr. Paul G. Russo ‘74 Mr. Ronald S. Majka ‘71 $8,155.00 Mr. Jonathan J. Snyder ‘74 Fr. Dennis P. Noelke C.S.B. ‘71 Paul J. Dirkes D.D.S. ‘73 Mr. Kevin J. Sullivan ‘74 Cdr. Patrick J. Quinn U.S.N. Mr. Thomas B. Doran C.P.A. ‘73 Mr. Curt C. Vogel ‘74 (Ret.) ‘71 Mr. Michael S. Dymek ‘73 Mr. Peter A. Sandon Ph.D. ‘71 Mr. Roderick A. Forman ‘73 Class of 1975 Mr. Stephen M. Schram ‘71 Mr. Randolph M. Gonsior ‘73 $3,425.00 Mr. William G. Steinke S.R.A. ‘71 Mr. Alan P. Gregory ‘73 Dr. Michael P. Carpenter ‘75 Dr. Stephen J. Watts ‘71 Mr. Thomas A. Heller ‘73 Christopher J. Conlin M.D. ‘75 Mr. John C. Young Jr. ‘71 Mr. David E. Kizyma ‘73 Mr. Michael R. Detz ‘75 Mr. Frank J. Krupansky ‘73 Mr. Bryan T. Gruley ‘75 Class of 1972 Mr. Paul H. Kullen ‘73 Mr. Joseph A. Lang Jr. ‘75 $2,000.00 Mr. Keith E. Moir ‘73 Mr. Patrick S. Mulrooney ‘75 Mr. Lawrence A. Arbour ‘72 Mr. Terrence J. Noetzel ‘73 Mr. Alexander M. Nitkiewicz ‘75 Mr. Wayne P. Barry ‘72 Ronald P. Ruffing M.D. ‘73 Dr. Richard J. Ruffing ‘75 Mr. William A. Darin Jr. ‘72 Mr. Timothy W. Sullivan ‘73 Mr. Joseph M. Shubitowski ‘75 Mr. Joseph C. Degennaro ‘72 Mr. Frederick M. Zink ‘73 Mr. Kevin J. Sullivan ‘75 Mr. John V. Duncia ‘72 Class of 1974 Mr. Thomas J. Gavin ‘72 John E. Kelly Ph.D. ‘72 $2,625.00 Mr. Anthony McDonnell ‘72 Mr. Roy D. Bates II ‘74 Mr. Patrick J. McEvilly ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. Keith B. Burns ‘74 Mr. Kevin G. McGraw ‘72 Mr. John J. Cibrario ‘74 Mr. Robert J. Mickiewicz ‘72 Mr. Mark V. Gardner ‘74

Class of 1971

Mr. John A. Sauter ‘72 Mr. Paul E. Vaghy ‘72

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Mr. Thomas J. Hosmer ‘80 Mr. Mark K. Kullen ‘80 $4,945.00 $5,560.00 Mr. Daniel M. Majewski ‘80 Mr. Paul J. Bartos ‘76 Mr. Thomas C. Abraham ‘78 Mr. Michael P. Normandin ‘80 Mr. Gregory F. Budde ‘76 Mr. Matthew D. Blaney ‘78 Mr. Edward D. Pachota P.E. ‘80 Bishop Michael J. Byrnes ‘76 Mr. Bradley P. Casemore M.S.W. ‘78 Mr. Robert C. Paul ‘80 Mr. Darrell J. Kaniowski ‘76 Mr. Keith B. Caughlin ‘78 Mr. Duane M. Przybylski ‘80 Mr. Ronald M. Majewski ‘76 Mr. David G. Coseo ‘78 Mr. William H. Sullivan ‘80 Mr. Joseph H. Merucci ‘76 Mr. Richard J. Joppich ‘78 Mr. Kevin L. Teevens ‘80 Mr. Kirk M. Nicola ‘76 Mr. Gregory E. Normandin ‘78 Mr. John P. Utter ‘80 Dr. David E. Obudzinski ‘76 Mr. Thomas J. Nugent ‘78 Mr. Patrick E. Webster ‘80 Mr. Robert A. Omilian ‘76 Mr. Chris A. Popiela ‘78 Mr. Bernard V. Peterson ‘76 Mr. Charles W. Rashid ‘78 Class of 1981 Mr. Gary S. Popiela ‘76 Judge James R. Redford ‘78 Mr. Robert M. Richter ‘76 Mr. Christopher J. Wagner ‘78 $2,705.00 Mr. Richard J. Bartos ‘81 Mr. William A. Riehl ‘76 Mr. Craig D. Wobrock ‘78 Mr. Thomas J. Burke ‘81 Mr. Timothy C. Robisch ‘76 Mr. Edward W. Wojtan Jr. ‘78 Mr. Kevin W. Carpenter ‘81 Mr. Anthony N. Satullo ‘76 Class of 1979 Mr. John A. Culver ‘81 Mr. Kurt E. Hetke ‘81 $1,175.00 Class of 1977 Mr. John P. Jennings ‘81 Mr. Dennis M. Barnes ‘79 $21,525.00 Mr. Thomas J. Marshall ‘81 Mr. Elliott K. Christian ‘79 Thomas M. Bartos Sc.D. ‘77 Mr. Timothy J. McDonnell ‘81 Mr. Paul J. Jakubik ‘79 Mr. Paul F. Biebel ‘77 Mr. Stephen J. Merritt ‘81 Mr. Kenneth P. Kowalski ‘79 Dr. John M. Dillon D.D.S. ‘77 Mr. Kevin W. Wisely ‘81 Mr. Timothy J. Leonard ‘79 Mr. Douglas P. Dodson ‘77 Mr. John M. Martin ‘79 Mr. John P. Doyle II ‘77 Class of 1982 Mr. Joseph G. Rudzinski ‘79 Dr. Mark Gerald Frizzo ‘77 $6,025.00 Mr. John H. H. Kauffman III ‘77 Dr. Lawrence W. Schenden ‘79 Dr. Donald J. Conn ‘82 Mr. Edgar L. Smith Jr. ‘79 Mr. Robert A. Kolinski ‘77 Mr. John M. Costa ‘82 Mr. James B. Kruzan C.F.P. ‘77 Mr. Steven J. Summers ‘79 Mr. Paul R. Cottrell ‘82 Mr. Maurice J. Wrobleski ‘79 Mr. Alan M. Merlo ‘77 Dr. Michael M. Gatt, Jr. ‘82 Mr. Richard J. Novak ‘77 Class of 1980 Mr. Michael N. Griffin ‘82 Mr. Thomas G. Pegler ‘77 Mr. Daniel F. Ishac ‘82 $37,050.00 Mr. Robert A. Stephan ‘77 Mr. Scott S. Jawor ‘82 Mr. Michael J. Baucus ‘80 Mr. Jeff R. Wiska ‘77 Mr. Scott A. Kerry ‘82 Mr. Craig P. Dahl ‘80 Mr. Michael T. Merucci ‘82 Dr. David H. Gorski ‘80 Mr. Edmond A. Swad C.P.A. ‘82 Mr. Michael J. Gruley ‘80 Mr. Anthony Troschinetz III ‘82 Mr. Patrick T. Heffernan ‘80

Class of 1976

Class of 1978

Class of 1983 $4,075.00

Mr. John R. Anstett ‘83 Mr. John F. Carrier ‘83 Mr. Frank M. Cooney ‘83 Mr. Scott A. Dahnke ‘83 Mr. John T. Eads, III, Esq. ‘83 Mr. William G. Haller ‘83 Mr. Matthew W. Lark ‘83 Mr. David J. Lerg ‘83 Mr. Eric Dean McPherson ‘83 Mr. Michael M. Meister ‘83

Mr. Robert H. Orlowski Jr. ‘83 Class of 1987 Dr. and Mrs. Philip T. Schmitt ‘83 $2,125.00 Mr. Jeffrey F. Sobczynski ‘83 Mr. Denis M. Boland ‘87 Mr. Gregory J. Williams ‘83 Mr. Stephen J. Connolly ‘87 Mr. David J. Medonis ‘87 Class of 1984 Mr. Mark J. Merucci ‘87 $5,495.00 Mr. Robert E. Michalik ‘87 Mr. Brian D. Broderick ‘84 Mr. Daniel R. Michel ‘87 Mr. Daniel J. Collins Jr. ‘84 Mr. Michael E. Napierkowski ‘87 Mr. Frank O. Connolly ‘84 Mr. Mitchell P. Quint ‘87 Mr. Patrick A. Copland ‘84 Mr. Jeffrey T. Rende ‘87 Mr. Daniel J. George ‘84 Mr. Craig W. Thiel ‘87 Mr. Brian W. Jones ‘84 Mr. Robert J. Martin ‘84 Class of 1988 Mr. David J. Navarre ‘84 $3,625.00 Mr. Jeffrey R. Pavlock ‘84 Mr. James R. Acho ‘88 Mr. Timothy J. Quinn ‘84 Mr. Donald E. Campbell ‘88 Mr. Daniel D. Quint ‘84 Mr. Robert J. Fadool ‘88 Mr. John M. Rakoczy ‘84 Mr. Sean B. Hayden ‘88 Mr. Edwin J. Rennell III ‘84 Mr. Raymond L. Kunik Jr. ‘88 Mr. David A. Sanabria ‘84 Mr. James S. Mahoney ‘88 Mr. Gerald M. Swiacki ‘84 Mr. Scott M. McKee ‘88 Mr. Joseph B. Urso Jr. ‘84 Mr. Joseph A. Pickering ‘88 Mr. Michael D. Wik ‘84 Mr. Jerry J. Rioux ‘88 Mr. Scott Zielinski ‘84 Mr. Thomas M. Scanlon ‘88

Class of 1985 $37,590.00

Mr. Scott E. Bozyk ‘85 Mr. Thomas J. Bridenstine ‘85 Mr. Michael F. Burke ‘85 Mr. Joseph P. Cabadas ‘85 Mr. Peter J. Cwik ‘85 Mr. Joseph A. Elliott ‘85 Mr. R. John Heaman ‘85 Mr. Jeffrey A. Radtke ‘85 Mr. Thomas J. Rice C.P.A. ‘85 Mr. Joseph A. Stachelek ‘85 Mr. Kevin G. Stankiewicz ‘85 Mr. Edward A. Turek ‘85 Mr. Michael J. Williams ‘85

Class of 1986 $2,635.00

Mr. Kyle P. Austin ‘86 Mr. Norman J. Dickson ‘86 Mr. Kevin H. Metz ‘86 Mr. Kyle P. Moir ‘86 Mr. Patrick L. Nolan ‘86 Mr. Joel M. Scheuher ‘86 Norman N. Sesi Ph.D. ‘86

Mr. Michael J. Schwartz ‘88 Mr. Daniel N. Sharkey ‘88 Mr. Daniel J. Sullivan ‘88

Class of 1989 $1,020.00

Mr. John H. Dankert, Jr. ‘89 Mr. Matthew J. Evangelista ‘89 Mr. Kristian P. Keller ‘89 Mr. Michael W. Kelley ‘89 Mr. Martin F. Kopmeyer ‘89 Mr. Joseph A. Lavigne ‘89 Mr. John A. Linenberg ‘89 Mr. Craig O. Pavlock ‘89 Mr. Sean S. Senecal ‘89 Mr. Mark E. Staniforth M.D. ‘89

Class of 1990 $1,000.00

Mr. Roger A. Balwinski ‘90 Mr. Michael F. Bowman ‘90 Mr. David R. Girolamo ‘90 Mr. Steven J. Haslem ‘90 Mr. Dylan J. McGraw ‘90 Mr. Joseph T. Wing C.P.A. ‘90 Mr. Michael J. Wright ‘90

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Class of 1991 $3,600.00

Mr. Scott A. Balwinski ‘91 Mr. Todd M. Buckley ‘91 Mr. Dennis J. Pirronello ‘91 Mr. Mark E. Tomas ‘91

Class of 1992 $9,559.81

Mr. Anthony G. Bozaan III ‘92 Mr. Brian L. Dimoff ‘92 Mr. Brian M. Duggan ‘92 Mr. Thomas R. Epperson ‘92 Mr. David A. Farkas ‘92 Mr. Andrew L. Kronk ‘92 Dr. Timothy D. Logan ‘92 Mr. Aaron J. Rumberger ‘92 Mr. Gary B. Stegall ‘92 Mr. Stanley J. Targosz III ‘92 Mr. Joseph J. Urbain ‘92

Class of 1993 $2,000.00

Mr. David M. Freitas ‘93 Mr. Daniel P. Griffin ‘93 Mr. Terence J. Griffin ‘93 Mr. Brian H. Kuhns ‘93 Mr. Christian A. O’Keefe ‘93 Mr. Mark V. West ‘93 Mr. Kevin D. Whelan ‘93 Mr. Michael T. Williams ‘93

Class of 1994 $10,900.00

Mr. Stephan D. Fedea ‘94 Mr. Anthony V. Hesano ‘94 Mr. J. Anton Mooter ‘94 Mr. Justin A. Mooter ‘94 Mr. Andrew P. Nielson ‘94 Mr. Brian F. Smith ‘94 Mr. Todd N. Turowski ‘94

Class of 1995 $650.00

Mr. John P. Argenta ‘95 Mr. Joseph M. Berlucchi ‘95 Mr. Ronald J. Bialobrzeski ‘95 Mr. Justin P. Stankewicz ‘95 Mr. Craig P. Wasen ‘95

Class of 1996 $617.35

Mr. David J. Brock ‘96 Mr. Dante Cerroni ‘96 Mr. Josh E. Delos Reyes ‘96 Mr. Gregory M. Evangelista ‘96 Mr. Justin C. Hoener ‘96 Mr. Michael J. Kostun ‘96 Mr. Stephen M. Wallag ‘96

Class of 1997 $600.00

Mr. John A. DiBella ‘97 Mr. Andrew J. Flowerday ‘97 Mr. Timothy J. Fody ‘97 Mr. Matthew E. Osterhout ‘97 Mr. Peter J. Smith ‘97

Class of 1998 $1,022.72

Mr. Michael F. Carroll ‘98 Mr. Lukas M. Descavish ‘98 Mr. Michael G. Ginger ‘98 Mr. Benjamin D. Herman ‘98 Mr. Richard D. Hoeg ‘98 Mr. John A. Kronk ‘98 Mr. Peter D. MacFarlane ‘98 Mr. James L. Melton Jr. ‘98 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. R. Milas ‘98 Mr. Adam D. Murray ‘98 Mr. Nicholas D. Pourcho ‘98

Class of 1999 $900.00

Mr. Gregory G. Bechard ‘99 Mr. John M. Crandall ‘99 Mr. Peter C. Galda ‘99 Mr. Brian A. Hannah ‘99 Mr. Daniel J. Jess Jr. ‘99 Mr. Ronald P. Sarata II ‘99 Mr. Anthony F. Tomey ‘99

Class of 2000 $20.00

Mr. Kevin J. Respondek ‘00

Class of 2001 $665.00

Mr. Timothy J. Banaszak ‘01 Mr. Daniel S. Carlson ‘01 Mr. David J. Danic ‘01 Mr. William C. Glaab ‘01 Mr. Thomas E. Konja ‘01 Mr. Daniel A. Krawiec II ‘01 Mr. Ian S. McHenry ‘01

Class of 2002 $400.00

Mr. Sean M. Abraham ‘02 Mr. James L. Beson ‘02 Mr. Robert J. Brown ‘02 Mr. Michael A. Clarey ‘02 Mr. Anthony J. Kreucher ‘02 Mr. Rob B. McIntosh ‘02 Mr. Adam M. Ralko ‘02 Mr. Keith R. Szymanski ‘02 Mr. Ryan A. Wrobleski ‘02

Class of 2003 $280.00

Mr. Mike V. Daly ‘03 Mr. Robert A. Ficano II ‘03 Mr. Bryan A. Helmkamp ‘03 Mr. Andrew J. MacFarlane ‘03 Mr. Michael A. Martinico ‘03 Mr. Mark F. Pfitzenmaier ‘03 Mr. Todd S. Tindall ‘03

Class of 2004 $195.00

Mr. Ryan S. Connor ‘04 Mr. Gabriel A. Diaz ‘04 Mr. Philip S. Dowhan ‘04 Mr. Tyler N. Flood ‘04 Mr. Matthew C. Pastula ‘04

Class of 2005 $415.00

Mr. Mark E. Carravallah ‘05 Mr. Corey D. Flood ‘05 Mr. Scott M. Lavender ‘05 Mr. John V. Morasso ‘05 Mr. Todd J. Pepino ‘05 Mr. Michael L. Stanford ‘05

Mr. Ronald R. Kadykowski ‘08 Mr. Joseph E. Kinville ‘08 $420.00 Mr. Patrick J. Lauer ‘08 Mr. Alexander M. Campbell ‘06 Mr. James A. Morasso ‘08 Mr. Michael J. Carrier ‘06 Mr. Ryan P. Obarzanek ‘08 Mr. Stephen J. Dowhan ‘06 Mr. Michael J. Pienta ‘08 Mr. Adam R. Dubois ‘06 Mr. Joseph M. Sheeran ‘08 Mr. Scott E. Malinowski ‘06 Mr. Brandon C. Stapp ‘08 Mr. Anthony J. Martinico ‘06 Mr. Jordan R. Szetela ‘08 Mr. Timothy R. Nagrocki ‘06 Class of 2009 Mr. Ross S. Tashjian ‘06 Mr. Craig N. Werner ‘06 $245.00 Mr. Stephen M. LaRouere ‘09 Class of 2007 Mr. Alan M. Rozanski ‘09 Mr. Eric C. Ryan ‘09 $615.00 Mr. Maxwell M. Stanford ‘09 Mr. Maxwell A. Bacon ‘07 Mr. Christopher A. Barnes ‘07 Class of 2010 Mr. G. Jon Bodin IV ‘07 Mr. David D. Bushart ‘07 $180.00 Mr. Kevin D. Campbell ‘07 Mr. James M. DiMilia ‘10 Mr. David A. Galiyas Jr. ‘07 Mr. Alexander T. Flood ‘10 Mr. Matthew C. Helmkamp ‘07 Mr. Clay D. Hoggard ‘10 Mr. Brock C. Hixson ‘07 Mr. Michael T. Kinville ‘10 Mr. Jacob M. Maloney ‘07 Mr. Michael M. McCaffery ‘10 Mr. Carl J. Nelson ‘07 Mr. Alexander J. Ross ‘10 Mr. Michael J. Rinna ‘07 Mr. Corey G. Shimshock ‘10 Mr. Nicholas J. Stanis ‘07 Mr. Brian A. Treanor ‘10 Mr. Evan F. Tindall ‘07 Mr. Thomas L. Voutsos ‘10 Mr. Gregory A. Zdan II ‘10

Class of 2006

Class of 2008

$315.00

Mr. Michael J. Ayaub ‘08 Mr. Joseph K. Barnes ‘08 Mr. Kenneth P. Bennett ‘08 Mr. Scott L. Farida ‘08 Mr. Josef D. Imesch ‘08

Top Ten Classes Class of 1968. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $329,132.50 Class of 1958. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $120,194.00 Class of 1970. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $38,170.00 Class of 1985. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $37,590.00 Class of 1980. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $37,050.00 Class of 1962. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $33,345.00 Class of 1957. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $24,085.00 Class of 1967. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $22,660.00 Class of 1977. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21,525.00 Class of 1961. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,150.00 31

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Corporate Partners, Foundations and Matching Gifts

Endowment and Memorial Gifts

Catholic Central gratefully acknowledges the following corporations, foundations, and companies that made gifts between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.

Catholic Central gratefully acknowledges the following donors who made endowment and memorial gifts between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.

Bank of America Foundation BP Foundation, Inc. Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Community Foundation for Southeastern Michigan Conrad Charitable Foundation Detroit Air & Electric Tool Service Exxon/Mobil Foundation General Mills Foundation HealthPlus of Michigan Huntington Bank I.B.M. Irish American Unity Conference Kalamazoo College Lakewood Machine Products Co. Leon’s

Lubrizol Foundation Masonpro, Inc. McShane Mechanical Contracting Meijer Melaleuca Northwestern Mutual Foundation Orin Jewelers Pfizer, Inc. Post-Newsweek Stations, Inc. Sam’s Club Target VARSITY Automotive Group Wells Fargo Foundation Woodmen of the World and/or Assured Life Association Zatkoff Family Foundation

Does your employer participate in matching gifts? Matching gifts play an important role in maximizing donations. Most companies match dollar for dollar; some will double or triple match donors’ gifts. Your may be eligible. Simply request a form from your human resources or benefits department, then complete and sign the form. Return the form along with your gift to Catholic Central High School, Office of Advancement, 27225 Wixom Road, Novi, MI 48374.

Central gratefully acknowledges the following donors Special Gifts Catholic who made gifts between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.

Mr. William J. Bellinger ‘57 Mr. Robert J. Bishop ‘57 Mr. James E. Breyer ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brown Mr. Daniel J. Collins Sr. ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Confer Mr. William A. Dupree ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick Mr. Art G. Gariepy ‘57 Mr. Craig Hale ‘79 Mr. William M. Hermann ‘68 Mr. Duane J. Jennings ‘57

Mr. Thomas E. King ‘57 Mr. John D. Kluka Mr. Brian R. Kolka Mr. Timothy F. Lauster ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Jack N. Lawless III Mr. Alan R. Moran ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Nemeth Mr. Charles W. Rashid ‘78 Mr. Joseph A. Stachelek ‘85 Mr. Robert A. Stephan ‘77 Fr. John P. Wheeler C.S.B. ‘57 Mr. Brian Wilson

Class of 1957 Endowment Fund Mr. James E. Breyer ‘57 Rev. Robert B. McGrath ‘57 Mr. Edward A. Ryder ‘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. David J. Boyd C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Terrence M. Brady ‘58 Mr. Gary J. Brand ‘58 Dr. Frank R. Cain ‘58 Mr. Joseph A. Cesarz ‘58 Mr. Arthur M. Ciagne Jr. ‘58 Mr. John P. Connolly ‘58 John F. Dirks D.D.S. ‘58 Mr. Richard E. Elliott P.E. ‘58 Mr. Edward D. Falvey Jr. ‘58 Mr. Richard F. Fenech ‘58 Mr. Robert C. Fitzgerald ‘58 Mr. James A. Gorcyca ‘58 Mr. Jerry L. R. Govjanian ‘58 Rev. Gordon J. Judd C.S.B. ‘58 Mr. Gary S. Julien ‘58 Mr. Terence E. Kelly C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Donald D. MacKercher Jr. ‘58 Mr. James F. Martin ‘58 Mr. William L. Matthews C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Robert P. Morris ‘58 Mr. Edward F. Moylan ‘58 Mr. Hugh J. O’Neil Jr. ‘58 Mr. James B. Pachucki ‘58 Mr. William H. Paradise ‘58 Mr. James P. Quinlan ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rosowski ‘58 Mr. Robert A. Santello ‘58 Dr. George A. Schaub ‘58 Mr. Robert J. Seaton ‘58 Mr. Timothy P. Sweeney ‘58 Mr. Gary M. Trahey ‘58 Mr. Dennis J. Tymosko ‘58 Mr. Frank T. Wyzywany ‘58 Mr. Lawrence J. Zucal ‘58 Class of 1965 Endowment Fund Lakewood Machine Products Co.

Mr. Carl A. Baecker ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Greg Bakian Mr. Thomas A. Baldwin ‘65 Mr. Richard C. Cicone ‘65 Mr. F. Patrick Devine ‘65 Mr. Daniel J. Gavin ‘65 Mr. Michael J. Harrison ‘65 Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Mr. Frank A. Lisjak ‘65 Mr. Lawrence F. Morin ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Muscat Mr. Robert C. Paul ‘80 Mr. David G. Richardson ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Stoltman Mr. Thomas M. Swift ‘65 Mr. Kenneth E. Topley ‘65 Mr. Justin Toth Class of 1968 Endowment Fund Mr. Dennis M. Antoniotti ‘68 Mr. Glenn R. Brown ‘68 Mr. Terry D. Brown ‘68 Hon. Robert J. Colombo Jr. ‘68 Hon. Richard P. Hathaway ‘68 Mr. Thomas J. Kenny ‘68 Mr. Joel J. Kucharski ‘68 Mr. Kenneth W. Lerg ‘68 Paul M. Romanelli Ph.D. ‘68 Robert Abramson ‘84 Memorial Fund Mr. James D. Minar ‘54 Jeffrey T. Andonian ‘02 Memorial Scholarship Fund Dr. and Mrs. James Andonian Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Grzanowski Mr. Frank P. Messana and Ms. Rosemary Abraham Vincent Banonis ‘38 Memorial Fund Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60 Donald Berner ‘45 Memorial Fund Hon. John M. Dillon ‘44 Fr. Frank Bredeweg, CSB ‘46 Memorial Scholarship Fund Ms. Marian E. Carbary

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Terry Brennan ‘44 Memorial Fund Mrs. Patricia A. Brennan Tony Burke Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. David Grayewski Leo Burton ‘51 Memorial Fund Dr. Jerome R. Croteau ‘51 Mr. James T. Fahrenkopf ‘51 Fr. Norbert Clemens, C.S.B. Memorial Scholarship Fund Thomas F. Moore M.D. ‘50 Donald Convery Memorial Fund McShane Mechanical Contracting Mr. and Mrs. Keith Carnahan Mrs. Audrey Convery Mr. and Mrs. Ed Convery Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fanos Mr. and Mrs. Bill Franz Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jakubczak Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kubera Veronica and Valerie Matukonis Mr. and Mrs. Bob Olah Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O’Sullivan Mrs. Eleannor Sadowski Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Trojniak Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wallen Mr. and Mrs. Barney White Ms. Lizabeth White Lawrence Cronin ‘43 Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Deutscher Alberta & Frank Cwik Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. Gordan W. Cwik ‘62 Mr. Terry T. Cwik ’70 Vincent and Victoria Cylwicki Scholarship Fund Rev. Albert W. Cylwicki C.S.B. ‘50 Dads’ Club Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bieszczad Sr. Catherine Devine Memorial Fund Mr. Eric J. Golting ‘65 Mary Kay Horsley Ms. Sara Swift Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Young Rev. Edward W. Donoher, C.S.B. Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. Robert C. Benger Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Brake Dr. Michael P. Carpenter ‘75

Mr. Daniel J. Collins Sr. ‘57 Mr. Mike V. Daly ‘03 Mr. Robert M. Dantzer ‘67 Mr. Donald Donoher Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Doot Mr. George L. Duffourc Mr. Michael G. Ginger ‘98 Mr. William C. Glaab ‘01 Mr. and Mrs. James Grikschat Mr. and Mrs. John Grindel Mrs. Patricia Haskins Mr. Bryan A. Helmkamp ‘03 Mr. Matthew C. Helmkamp ‘07 Gertrude Honracek Mr. Carl M. Kalita ‘59 Mrs. Helen G. Kleinbrook Mr. Martin F. Kopmeyer ‘89 Mr. Harold J. Koss ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Othmar J. Lenze II Mrs. Joyce H. MacLennan Mr. Richard A. Noelke ‘69 Mr. Patrick F. O’Hara C.P.A. ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Ostrowski Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Rausch Mrs. Jane A. Rose Mr. Thomas M. Scanlon ‘88 Mr. Michael J. Schwartz ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Marco G. Toppi Mr. and Mrs. James A. Verploegh Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Wandzel James Dyer Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. James W. Dyer III Mrs. Judy Dyer Edwards Family Endowment Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Calvert Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Lynn Mr. David J. Medonis ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Medonis Mr. and Mrs. David O’Brien Ms. Virginia Polgar Mary Radlicni Mrs. Mary Rutledge Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schade Mr. William B. Smith Jr. ‘36 General Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Daly III Mr. Joseph Harper Mr. John Hawthorne Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Nemeth Mr. Charles W. Rashid ‘78

Fr. James O. Enright, C.S.B. Memorial Fund Mr. Gary J. Abraham ‘59 Mr. Thomas C. Abraham ‘78 Mrs. Joanne C. Allen Mr. Dennis Badaczewski ‘61 Mr. Sylvester G. Black ‘57 Mr. John D. Bohrer ‘66 Mr. David J. Boyd C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Terrence E. Brady ‘55 Mr. William C. Brines ‘63 Mr. Ronald L. Brown ‘60 Mr. Michael J. Bulger ‘67 Mr. Thomas J. Burke ‘81 Mr. Robert V. Christian ‘60 Mr. John J. Cibrario ‘74 Mr. Timothy J. Curtin ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McDermott Mr. Robert M. Dantzer ‘67 Paul J. Dirkes D.D.S. ‘73

Mr. Donald C. Kramer D.D.S., M.S. ‘49 Mr. Frank J. Krupansky ‘73 Mr. James B. Kruzan C.F.P. ‘77 Mr. Florian C. Kucharski ‘58 Mr. Donald D. MacKercher Jr. ‘58 Mr. Alan A. Malinchak ‘68 Mr. William L. Matthews C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. James M. May ‘67 Mr. Edward C. McCliment ‘67 Mr. Patrick J. McEvilly ‘72 Mr. Paul D. McGlynn Ph.D. ‘55 Mr. William D. McSween ‘64 Mr. Michael P. Normandin ‘80 Mr. Richard J. Novak ‘77 Mr. Thomas M. O’Dea ‘61 Mr. Michael J. O’Dea ‘62 Mr. Terrence A. O’Dea ‘64 Mr. Patrick F. O’Hara C.P.A. ‘60 Mr. Robert S. Pachota ‘59 Robert M. Perrie, D.D.S., M.S. ‘67

Mr. William A. Doyle C.P.A. ‘69 Mr. George L. Duffourc Mr. James F. Dunn Jr. ‘63 Mr. Michael J. Farrug ‘53 Dr. Mark Gerald Frizzo ‘77 Mr. Edward A. Gage Jr. ‘63 Mr. Russell Gagne ‘51 Mr. Gerald J. Gannon Esq. ‘49 Mr. Charles E. Grade ‘56 Mr. Alan P. Gregory ‘73 Mr. Harry Groth II ‘67 Mrs. Patricia Haskins Dr. Michael B. Haynes ‘66 Mr. Dave T. Hernacki ‘61 Mr. Vinool S. Hesano ‘67 Mr. John P. Jennings ‘81 Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Provagna Mr. Don O. Johnson ‘62 Mr. Daniel Kasprzyk ‘64 Mrs. Rachel Kish Mr. Ronald C. Kopicko ‘59

Mr. Brian D. Richardson ‘59 Mr. Richard A. Robertson ‘63 Mr. Timothy C. Robisch ‘76 Mr. Ronald R. Ross ‘59 Mr. Paul G. Russo ‘74 Mr. Robert A. Santello ‘58 Mr. Gary R. Schaefer ‘64 Mr. Leon M. Schurgin ‘59 Mr. Robert J. Seaton ‘58 Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59 Mr. Leo Shulzitski Jr. ‘66 Mr. Charles F. Starr ‘62 Mr. Richard J. Szelc ‘73 Dr. Robert E. Toal ‘49 Mr. John R. Tobin ‘60 Mr. James C. Verney ‘70 Mr. Curt C. Vogel ‘74 Mr. Christopher J. Wagner ‘78 Mr. Steven J. Wall ‘62 Mr. Patrick E. Webster ‘80 Mr. Patrick D. Wood ‘56 Mr. James M. Wozniak ‘69 33

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John Faricy ‘55 Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Cipriano Beredo Mr. Raymond C. Billinghurst ‘55 Mrs. Mary Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dubay Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fascetti Helen Gawronski Ms. Mary T. Micus Ms. Carrie Tuskey George Forrest ‘48 Memorial Fund Mr. Daniel J. Dilworth ‘50 John Gierak ‘70 Scholarship Fund Anonymous Mr. John L. Gierak ‘70 Lois Girardot Memorial Fund Mr. Richard M. Girardot ‘49 C. & B. Hannan Education Trust Charles D. Hannan

Hon. William Hathaway ‘42 Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Applebaum Mr. Tim Carroll Ms. Nancy Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gerson Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jerauld Mr. Glenn Saltsman Mr. and Mrs. William Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Alan Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Peter Seagle

Hermann Family Scholarship Fund Mrs. B. Roylene Hermann Irish Studies Scholarship Fund Irish American Unity Conference Mr. Todd M. Buckley ‘91 Mr. John M. Cahill ‘70 Dr. Thomas M. Collins ‘70 Mr. Thomas Matthews Noah Kokoszka ‘07 Memorial Fund Kalamazoo College HealthPlus of Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Scott Amman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Anderson Dr. Marigene Arnold Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory Brusstar Eileen Callon Jane Collins Dorene Doane Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dutcher Mr. and Mrs. Mark Eichkorn Mr. and Mrs. Leo Foley Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Germain Mr. and Mrs. Edward Godin Mr. and Mrs. Mark Good Mr. Eugene F. Grewe Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Harding Mr. Alan C. Helmkamp Mr. and Mrs. Erik Helms Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Hess Mr. Paul J. Jakubik ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Randy Jones Mr. John Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Koziara Mr. and Mrs. Lary Lumsden Mr. and Mrs. F. Joseph Malecke Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Maloney Gail McIntosh Mrs. Jane Miller The Osterdale Family Dr. Vivien Pybus Mr. and Mrs. Steven Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Alexander A. Serowoky Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sincic Mr. Stan Szasna Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Valdes Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Valero Mr. David Wolbert

Thomas Krempasky ‘46 Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Latchney Dr. and Mrs. John Morrison Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison Clifford Krug ‘43 Memorial Fund Mr. George Pelyak Howard and Geraldine Kullen Mr. Paul H. Kullen ‘73 Orin & Mary Mazzoni Memorial Scholarship Fund Orin & Tina Mazzoni Orin Jewelers Joe Misch ‘98 Memorial Fund Dr. and Mrs. Paul Misch Lewis ‘46 and Betty Moir Memorial Fund Mr. Kyle P. Moir ‘86 Patrick O’Brien ‘29 Memorial Fund Mr. Paul M. O’Brien ‘62 Alan Omilian ‘05 Memorial Fund Dr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Obarzanek Ph.D. Eleanor Popiela Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mark Balas Mrs. Sharron Butwill Bernadine D’Angelo Mr. and Mrs. Venceslaus Galazka Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gee Mr. and Mrs. Donald Herubin Kathleen Operhall Teresa Pecht Joan Perkowski Mr. Gary S. Popiela ‘76 Joanne Salame Mary Stec Brett J. Poupard ‘00 Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Poupard Russell Quaine ‘53 Memorial Fund Mrs. Catherine Quaine Earl Rasmussen ‘51 Memorial Fund Ms. Lisa Schlosser John Rogers ‘56 Memorial Fund Mrs. Rita Rogers Bryan J. Romanelli ‘96 Memorial Scholarship Fund Kavitha Kesari M.D. Mr. and Mrs. James F. McDonough Ms. Pamela M. Romanelli

John S. Rosowski ‘80 Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bongero Mr. and Mrs. John G. MacDonald John S. Rosowski ‘80 Memorial Technology Fund Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Battle Mr. Michael J. Gruley ‘80 Mr. Edward D. Pachota P.E. ‘80 Sanderson Family Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sanderson Snyder Family Scholarship Fund Masonpro, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Z. Aneiros Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Conti Barbara Muir Mr. Jonathan J. Snyder ‘74 John Spolsky ‘96 Memorial Fund Mr. Timothy W. Sullivan ‘73 Stanford Brothers - VARSITY Automotive Group Scholarship Fund Mike Stanford Varsity Lincoln Fr. John Ward, CSB ‘59 Memorial Fund Mr. Marvin F. Strach ‘59 Mr. John P. Wallace ‘59 Mr. Brian H. Ward ‘70 Mr. Terrence O. Ward ‘60 William B. Watts ‘40 Memorial Fund Mr. Patrick J. Barry Jr. ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Condit Lynne George Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lokar Mr. and Mrs. George Morehouse Mr. George A. Myrick ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Passiak Mr. Tom W. Sklut ‘69 Marguerite Smiggen Mr. Anthony Troschinetz III ‘82 Mrs. Caroline Watts Robert G. Wilson Memorial Scholarship Fund Mrs. Melba Wilson Milford & Muriel Woodbeck Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. Milford E. Woodbeck Jr. ‘62 Mr. Thomas M. Woodbeck ‘68

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Lifetime Giving

Catholic Central gratefully acknowledges the following Alumni and friends who have accumulated a lifetime giving record of $ 25,000 or more to Catholic Central.

Anonymous Dr. Louis C. Argenta ‘61 Mr. John A. Bales ‘57 Mrs. Rosemary C. Bales Mr. Robert E. Barnes Sr. ‘56 Mr. William F. Barr ‘55 Mr. Peter A. Basile ‘59 Basilian Fathers of Catholic Central High School Mr. Russell S. Bohn ‘63 Mr. Terrence E. Brady ‘55 Bright House Networks LLC C.C. Family Fest Catholic Central Dads’ Club Catholic Central Mothers’ Club Charitable Gift Fund Mr. Richard T. Cole ‘69 Community Foundation for Southeastern Michigan Conrad Charitable Foundation Mr. Kevin J. Cox ‘77 Rev. Albert W. Cylwicki C.S.B. ‘50 Mr. Craig P. Dahl ‘80 Mr. Michael J. Dewan ‘85 Gerald C. Dietz Sr., D.D.S. ‘50 Mr. Enrico Digirolamo ‘72 Donald Barton Memorial Mr. William T. Downs III ‘84 Mr. George J. Fadool ‘77 Dr. Edward J. Farragher ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ferrantino Fifth Third Bancorp Dr. Thomas J. Fleszar ‘67 Dr. Robert A. Forte ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gallagher George F. Monaghan Council K of C Mr. John L. Gierak ‘70 Mr. Waldemar M. Goulet Ph.D. ‘53 Mr. Vincent E. Grainer ‘61 Mr. Donald Greenwell Jr. ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Terence J. Griffin Mr. Harry Groth II ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton Dr. Michael B. Haynes ‘66 Mr. William M. Hermann ‘68

Mr. Edward J. Hussey ‘34 Mr. Michael Ilitch Mr. Harold J. Koss ‘67 Mr. Mark K. Kullen ‘80 Mr. Frederick W. Lauck ‘61 Mr. John E. Lobbia Mr. John Lombardi ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Lowry Mr. Joseph F. Luther ‘77 Mr. John F. Lutz ‘59 Mrs. Marlene McClorey Mr. Patrick A. McDonald ‘54 Mr. Patrick J. McDonnell ‘61 Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. McGuire Mr. J. Anthony Mooter ‘61 Mr. J. Anton Mooter ‘94 Mr. Justin A. Mooter ‘94 Mr. Saad J. Nadhir ‘72 Mr. Waad J. Nadhir ‘74

Mr. Patrick M. Nesbitt ‘62 Mr. Kevin J. O’Connor ‘79 Mr. Martin L. Oleszkowicz ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. John O’Neill Orin Jewelers, Inc. Mr. David W. Pachota ‘56 Mr. Robert C. Paul ‘80 Mr. Douglas G. Perenchio ‘49 Pfizer, Inc. Plante & Moran, PLLC Dr. Charles A. Porretta ‘45 Post-Newsweek Stations, Inc. Mr. James P. Quinlan ‘58 Mr. Jeffrey A. Radtke ‘85 Mr. John S. Radtke ‘81 Mr. Thomas H. Reid ‘51 Ronald J. Mastej Charitable Annunity Trust Mr. Arthur P. Ronan ‘47 Mr. John J. Ronayne III ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rosowski ‘58 Robert A. Rusnak, M.D. ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sanderson Mr. Gary R. Schaefer ‘64

St. Basil Legacy Society

The St. Basil Legacy Society recognizes those Alumni and friends who have made planned or deferred gifts to Catholic Central. Members of the St. Basil Legacy Society have included CC in their wills with outright bequests, or have made other planned gifts, such as charitable gift annuities, gifts of life insurance or charitable remainder trust gifts.

Anonymous Mr. Neal Alpiner & Ms. Tobye S. Stein Dennis M. Antoniotti ’68 Robert E. Barnes, Sr. ’56 Patrick J. Barry. Jr. ‘67 Gilbert M. Bazil, Jr. ’70 Rev. Mitchell Bednarski ’36 (deceased) Thomas R. Berry ’69 Raymond ’55 & Patricia Billinghurst Russell S. Bohn ’63 Regis D. Bowers ’42 (deceased) Ronald ‘47 & Patricia Briskey Trust Dr. Barry W. Burrows ’69 Mrs. Mary (Ellsworth ’53) Carroll Msgr. Ferdinand J. DeCneudt ’31 (deceased)

William S. Ellis ’44 (deceased) Edward J. Farragher ’62 James H. Fydroski ’66 Walter F. Girardot ’44 (deceased) Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Giuffre ’56 James L. Guyette ’48 Donald J. Harrington ’43 (deceased) Richard L. Herbert ’53 John A. Kozacki ’59 Dr.Arthur E. Krzeminski ’52 Edward J. Lamb ’30 (deceased) James L MacInnis ’50 (deceased) William L. Matthews ’58 Anthony McDonnell ’72 James B. McDonald ’61 Kenneth C. McGuire ’47

Dr. Edward Schulte Mr. George P. Schwartz ‘62 Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59 Mr. Paul R. Shefferly ‘70 Mr. Stanley M. Sheridan ‘60 Mr. Jeffrey T. Snyder ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Stanford Mr. Edmond A. Swad C.P.A. ‘82 Mr. Gerald M. Swiacki ‘84 Mr. David R. Syrowik ‘68 Mr. Stanley J. Targosz Jr. ‘67 The Lucille & Victor Wertz Foundation 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 Mr. Delano A. Valenti ‘54 Varsity Lincoln Mr. Milford E. Woodbeck Jr. ‘62 Mr. Louis E. Yeager ‘50 Mr. Eugene F. Zeimet ‘43

Mr and Mrs. Kevin H. Metz ’86 Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Moir ’64 William J. Moylan ’49 Robert P. & Tracy Noetzel ’87 Bernard V. Peterson ‘76 Mr.& Mrs.John M. Rady ’38 Victor L. Romanowski ’55 (deceased) Richard D. Rohr ’44 (deceased) Jane A. (Hier) Rose Francis H. Ross ’51 Dr. Robert A. Rusnak ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Gary R.Schaefer ’64 Rudy F. Seichter ’59 Mrs. Kathleen Shutrump David C. Stang ’69 Robert A. Stephan ‘77 Rev. Eugene R. Strain ’45 James J. Tedesco ’41 James Tetreault ’48 Orrin J. Tibbits ’71 Delano A. Valenti ’54 Michael E. Wolf ’55 Louis E. Yeager ’50 Eugene F. Zeimet ’43 Donald A. Zettel ’51

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In Grateful Appreciation . . .

Thank you to all of our generous donors.

Mission Statement Catholic Central High School recognizes parents to be the primary educators of their children and collaborates with them in helping their children to learn and grow in the Catholic faith.

We provide a safe and challenging environment where mutual respect and high expectations are maintained through the active engagement of students in the learning process. The young men of Catholic Central learn holistically the ideals of the Basilian Fathers – goodness, discipline and knowledge – so that they may become productive members of the Church and society.

Upon this rock great men are built.

The Honor Roll of Donors recognizes gifts given to Catholic Central High School during the period of July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011.

If you feel your gift was omitted, please contact the Office of Advancement at (248) 596-3838.

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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 pick-up or delivery, please contact: Dan Collins ’84 at (248) 596-3834 dcollins@catholiccentral.net Mike Carrier ’06 at (248) 596-3844 mcarrier@catholiccentral.net

Upcoming Aluminator Topic “We are planning to feature in one of our future articles the work of the many alumni that are in the medical profession. If you are doing unusual or groundbreaking work that you would like mentioned, please let us know. We are especially interested in volunteer work, research, and long service.” -editor

Fall Aluminator Additions Joseph Krajewski ’48 was a Diocesan priest from 19571970. He decided to leave the priesthood in 1970 and get married. His name was excluded from the list in the Fall 2011 Aluminator because of a confusion with the database.

John Lawless ’11 was excluded from the list in the Fall 2011 Aluminator of senior athletes who signed college scholarships because he did not sign at that time. John is currently attending Kalamazoo College where he plays football and baseball.

Rev. Gregory A. Schenden, S.J. ’86 was ordained a Jesuit priest on June 14, 2008, at the Fordham University Church. His first Mass of Thanksgiving was at St. Fabian Church in Farmington Hills. His name was excluded from the list in the Fall 2011 Aluminator of CC alumni who became priests because we were not aware of John’s ordination at that time. (below, far left)

Fellow Alumni,

The first half of the year is speeding by. We are blessed to have many alumni participate in CC’s activities. The Hall of Fame Dinner was a great success and had the largest crowd ever. Jack Rajkovich ’67 organized a splendid Boys’ Bowl Mass and Breakfast. Fortunately, our boys beat U of D Jesuit in the football game while keeping us on edge the whole game.

The weekend of January 13-15, 2012, we are holding our 5th annual retreat at St. Paul of the Cross. It is a great way to start the New Year and get your spiritual life in order. We are honoring Rev. John Ward, C.S.B ’59 and Stan Sheridan ’60 at our 24th Annual Alumni Dinner.

The date is Thursday, April 26, 2012, at the Livonia Embassy Suites. We also have a number of activities that make it easy for alumni to get involved with CC. Be sure to go to the CC website and see what is happening.

The Silent Majority/Out of State Committee has done a great service for long distance alumni. Reunions are organized in several areas of our country, and several new locations are being identified. The CC website and the Alumni Office have information on what is available.

The Alumni Association is always in need of help. With all of our activities, the need for your participation is welcome.

I know that everyone has challenges in their lives, but I know that activity within the CC family is very rewarding.

It would be great to see new faces, especially alumni from the classes of 1980 and up.

I look forward to seeing many of you at our events.

My heartfelt thanks for all you do for CC.

Stanley J. Targosz Jr. ‘67 President, Alumni Association smtargosz@hotmail.com

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Fellow Alumni,

As we wrap up our reunion season, I cannot help but reflect upon the many alumni who came home to Catholic Central to celebrate with their classmates.

I had the pleasure of celebrating these reunions with alumni ranging from 1951 all the way up to my own class of 2006. I have to say that I noticed many similarities and commonalities between those celebrating their 60th reunion and those of us celebrating our 5th reunion.

It occurred to me that CC has remained the same over the years. Sure CC has moved several times, and many Basilians and faculty members have come and gone, but the men who continue to graduate from CC reflect the same values and experiences of those that have gone before them.

Please Pray With Us! …in the Catholic Central Chapel Mass: Monday -Friday at 7:30 am Rosary: Every Tuesday at 2:50 pm 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

Everyone experiences things differently. Surely, we have all had different challenges and successes; we all walk away with different memories. Catholic Central, just like everything else, affects each student uniquely. Nonetheless, it is increasingly obvious that the bond we share as alumni is the values and character instilled in us by CC. The school remains constant in its teachings; it stands unwaveringly throughout the generations.

Goodness, Discipline and Knowledge are much more then three words in a motto on a crest; they are our identity.

No matter how young or how old the men of CC are, they are the same. Our many differences are far outweighed by our many similarities. We are all Men of Catholic Central. I hope that we always recognize this in each other. I pray that the future generations continue to take the same values from CC. That is the true tradition of Catholic Central.

Blessings,

Mike Carrier ‘06 Director of Alumni Relations mcarrier@catholiccentral.net

as may from time to time be requested of it.

Fr. Elmer is Back at CC! Attention all alumni: Fr. Richard Elmer, C.S.B. ’46 is now back at CC working in the Office of Advancement.

Fr. Elmer is the President Emeritus of Catholic Central, and his current capacity includes Chaplain of the Alumni Association and fundraising with a focus on major gifts.

Welcome back Father!

Catholic Central Alumni Association Meetings All graduates of CC are members of the Alumni Association. Please join us as we discuss the current year for the Alumni Association and the school.

All Alumni are Welcome We Look Forward to Seeing You! December 1, 2011 - CC Media Center March 8, 2012 - CC Media Center May 3, 2012 - CC Media Center Mass: 6:00 pm, Dinner: 6:30 pm Meeting: 7:00 pm

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Boys’ Bowl Homecoming Weekend Boys’ Bowl at CC means one of the most spirited and intense weeks for the students, faculty and alumni. The tradition that surrounds the Boys’ Bowl is unmatched at CC. Banners and signs fill the school hallways, corridors and gymnasium.

Flowers and balloons also add to the atmosphere. The assembly is infamous.

This year’s guest speaker was the quarterback of the 1992 State Championship Team and one of the best leaders in CC Football history, Chris Barbara ’93.

For almost 70 years, the school’s Homecoming has coincided with a football game between the Shamrocks and another Catholic powerhouse. This year was no different as CC defeated U of D Jesuit 20-13 in the 67th Boys’ Bowl Game.

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Chris Barbara ’93 and Aaron Babicz ’93 before the Boys’ Bowl Assembly.

Before the football game on Sunday

Bishop Michael Byrnes ‘76 came back to CC to celebrate the annual Boys’ Bowl Week Mass for the entire student body.

Bishop Byrnes is also celebrating his 35th Reunion from CC.

afternoon, there are many events for students and alumni that compose Homecoming Weekend and foster school spirit and enthusiasm. From pie eating contests and tug-of-wars to the “Shamstock” flag football tournament and Homecoming Dance, the students are very busy. The alumni, likewise, celebrate their Homecoming by returning to the area for reunions and the annual Mass and Breakfast.

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Bishop Byrnes with classmate Bill Dunlop ‘76 and his wife, Diana.

Shamrock Reunions 1946 The Class of 1946 gathered on Saturday, October 22, 2011, at the Embassy Suites in Livonia to celebrate their 65th Reunion! Fr. Richard Elmer, C.S.B. ’46 and George McCloskey ’46 organized the reunion as they have so many times in the past. Approximately 20 classmates and their wives had a nice lunch, and then shared stories about what they have been doing over the last few years.

Before they left, the class decided that they would try next fall to meet for their 66th Reunion!

1951 The Class of 1951 celebrated their 60th Reunion on Friday, September 30, 2011, at The Claddagh Irish Pub in Livonia. Bill Croteau ’51, Tom Reid ’51 and Jim Fahrenkopf ’51 organized the reunion. Over 30 alumni and spouses attended and were joined by Fr. Dick Elmer, C.S.B. ’46 and Mike Carrier ’06.

The night was filled with stories and jokes about their days back on Belmont.

The reunion was not complete, however, until Jim Burns (Van Atta) ’51 recited Rudyard Kipling’s “Gunga Din!”

left to right: Don Zettel ’51, Jim O’Brien ’51, Bill Croteau ’51, Jim Fahrenkopf ’51, Harold Brock ’51, John O’Brien ’51, Ray Russell ’52 and Ed Coyle ’51.

1956 The Class of 1956 celebrated their 55th Reunion by gathering at Steve and Rocky’s in Novi on Friday, September 30, 2011.

1966 The Class of 1966 celebrated its 45th Reunion with golf at Coyote Golf Club and dinner at Buddy’s Pizza on Friday, September 30, 2011. The Reunion Committee consisted of Jim Fydroski ’66, Mike Somand ’66, Pat Ronayne ’66 and Roy Wilson ’66.

back row left to right: Bob Judge ’66, Michael McCarthy ’66, Bill Wills ’66, Roy Wilson ’66, Ed Geisinger ’66, Bob Sheiko ’66, Ron Moskal ’66, John Ebert ’66, Mick Zanotti ’66, Joe Szczesny ’66, Pat Ronayne ’66 and Jim Fydroski ’66. front row left to right: Michael Haynes ’66, John DeMarco ’66, Joe Noune ’66, Mike Schaefer ’66, and Stan Przybylowicz ’66.

1971 The Class of 1971 gathered at Leon’s Restaurant in Wixom on Friday, September 30, 2011, to celebrate their 40th Reunion. The evening continued throughout Novi as they eventually made their way to Gatsby’s. Tony Tedesco ’71, Rocky McHenry ’71, Orrin Tibbits ’71 and Charlie Petoskey ’71 helped organize the reunion events. The class has decided to gather every year on the Friday night of Boys’ Bowl Weekend.

1961 The Class of 1961 celebrated their 50th Reunion on Friday, September 30, 2011, at Ginopolis in Farmington Hills with a pizza and dance party.

Bill Downs’61, John Rioux ’61 and Fred Lauck ’61 organized the reunion. back row left to right: Gerry Senick ’71, Charlie Petoskey ’71, Mike Longe ’71, Artie Lepine ’71, Dave Grix ’71, Tom Hillebrand ’71, Al Bridges ’71, Steve Remski ’71, and Steve Kopriva ’71. front row left to right: Orrin Tibbits ’71, Dennis Roegner ’71, Chris Bell ’71, Paul Sikorski ’71, Gary Deperro ’71, Bill Spisak ’71, and Rocky McHenry ’71. left to right: Dick Kuzma ’61, John Rioux ’61, Paul Sullivan ’61, Augie Ferrera ’61, Tony Mooter ’61, Bill Hagen ’61, Tony Pump ’61, Bob Rekiel ’61, Brian Motter ’61, Jim Armstrong ’61, John Glass ’61, John Audretsch ’61, John Goetz ’61, Ed Hamacher ’61, Mickey Farkas ’61, and Peter Murphy ’61.

1963 The Class of 1963 decided a while ago that every five years is not enough!

Russ Bohn ’63 and his classmates agree that waiting five years to get together is foolish. Therefore, they have decided that every year during Boys’ Bowl Weekend, they will gather and celebrate another year. This year they decided to meet at the Uptown Grille in Commerce Township on Friday, September 30, 2011. Approximately 20 guys met and celebrated their legacy as CC alumni!

Mike Carrier ‘06 with the Class of 1963 at the Uptown Grille.

1976 The Class of 1976 gathered at Cowley’s Pub in Farmington on September 30, 2011, to celebrate their 35th Reunion. They were even joined by Bishop Michael Byrnes ’76 in his new capacity as Auxiliary Bishop in the Archdiocese of Detroit. Bill Dunlop ’76 and Joe Merucci ’76 planned the gathering.

left to right: Bill Riehl ’76, Tony Satullo ’76, Keith Kimble ’76, Pat Garner ’76, Charlie Barnes ’76, Bill Dunlop Jr. ’76, and Joe Merucci ’76.

1986 The Class of 1986 relived a senior year barn party by holding their 25th Reunion at the Lazy J Ranch in Milford on Saturday, October 1, 2011.

They began the day by golfing at Tanglewood Golf Glub in South Lyon.

Over 30 alumni and their wives were in attendance. The Reunion Committee consisted of Kyle Austin ’86, Walt Bartels ’86, Tim Burke ’86, Lynn Ingram ’86, Greg Kozlowski ’86, John Rehm ’86 and Tony Signorelli ’86.

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Class of 1983 Scholarship Night at Comerica Park On Tuesday, August 2, 2011, the Class of 1983 gathered at Comerica Park for both a reunion and a fundraiser for the newly formed Class of ’83 Scholarship Fund. Alumni and their wives joined Fr. Richard Ranalletti, C.S.B. and Dan Collins ’84 for dinner at The Witherell Lounge and a Detroit Tiger game against the Texas Rangers. Nick Merucci ’83 organized the event.

photo on left: Melissa Ewald, Ed Ewald ’83 and Pat Bagley ’83. middle photo: Craig Gleeson ’83, Greg Sala ’83 and Mark Holowicki ’83. photo on right: Todd Forfinski ’83, Frank Murphy ’83 and Mike Katkic ’83.

Texas Reunion The 8th Annual Texas Reunion was hosted

by Lee Maas ’48 and John Fowler ’56 on Saturday, July 23, 2011. The event was held at Dr. Pepper Ballpark, home of the Frisco Roughriders (AA) Baseball Team, in Frisco, Texas. Fr. Richard Elmer, C.S.B. ’46 was in attendance as approximately 15 alumni showed up to share memories and watch the game.

The Texas Reunion has become one of our most constant successes thanks to Lee and John and the alumni living in Texas. As we begin to form more and more area alumni groups, we look at Texas and how they have grown into a great alumni chapter.

Front row (left to right): John Fowler ’56, Jody Shipman, Fr. Richard Elmer, C.S.B. ’46, Rough Rider Mascot and Mary Jo McMaster.

Back row (left to right): Lee Maas ’48, Jeff Haithcock ’94, Charlie Corbeill ’01, John Kauffman ’77, Joe Goldschmidt ’01, Joe Cannizzaro ’48, Vic Poleni ’53, Darrell McMaster ’47, Dick Giuffre ’56, Diane Maas, Jim Fowler ’56 and Judy Fowler.

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Class of 1991 20th Reunion On Friday, August 12, 2011, the Class of 1991 had 25 classmates attend a golf outing at Coyote Golf Club in New Hudson, Michigan, to begin celebrating their 20th Reunion from Catholic Central.

They also had 30-40 classmates for the “Buda Bonfire.”

On Saturday, August 13, over 20 classmates gathered with their families at Gunnar Mettala Park in Wixom. Dave Misiewicz ’91 and James Buda ’91 planned and organized their reunion events. left to right: Mike Farkas ’91, Pat Dorrington ’91, Wayne Worosz ’91, Tom McEvoy ’91, Jon Podolak ’91, Joe Sebestyen ’91, Chris Bejczy ’91, Ted Spicer ’91, Dave Misiewicz ’91, Steve Shannon ’91, Mark Thiesmeyer ’91, Karl Kowalyk ’91, Josh Raymond ’91, Matt Dulimba ’91, Steve Englehart ’91, Mike Giles ’91, Bryan Lueck ’91, James Buda ’91, Paul Murphy ’91, Dominick Allam ’91, Chris Glisson ’91 and Tom Jakubowski ’91 (Not pictured: Duncan White ’91).

Plan to Attend the Upcoming Alumni AssociationDads’ Club Retreat The 5th Annual Alumni AssociationDads’ Club Retreat will once again be held at St. Paul of the Cross Retreat Center in Detroit, on the weekend of January 13-15, 2012. Please join us as we explore our own faith and the theme for the 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, with good food Contact Dennis Antoniotti ’68 at (248) 376-9115 or dantoniotti@ameritech.net for registration and/or information about the raffle for free admission.

Class of 2006 5-Year Reunion On Saturday, August 20, 2011, the Class of 2006 celebrated its first high school reunion marking five years. A group of classmates golfed at St. John’s Golf Course in Plymouth.

There was also a barbeque at the home of Rob Reilly ’06. Over 30 classmates participated.

They were joined by Fr. Jeff Thompson, C.S.B. and Janice Sharkey. Senior Class President Gavin Ambrosi ’06, Mike Carrier ’06 and Rob Reilly organized the events.

left to right: Nidhal Ghraib ‘06, Nick Hersey ‘06, Darrel Engram ‘06, Rob Guglielmo ‘06, Erik Isakson ‘06, Ron Bonatz ‘06, Jesse Zrull ‘06, Adam McGee ‘06, Gavin Ambrosi ‘06, Chris Harding ‘06, Colin Fitzgerald ‘06, John Ballarin ‘06, Joe Trupiano ‘06, Rob Reilly ‘06, John Kinville ‘06, Christopher Wozniak ‘06, Steve Thill ‘06, Shane O’Connor ‘06, Frank Saad ‘06, Kevin Murphy ‘06, Jon Stratton ‘06, Mike Carrier ‘06, Ken Zonzini ‘06, Tony Azoian ‘06, Dan Genord ‘06, Brian King ‘06 and John Scanlon ‘06.

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Sharing News of Alumni Weddings & Births WEDDING BELLS 1955 – NORBERT KOZLOWSKI and his wife, Kathleen, celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary by renewing their vows on September 9, 2011. Fr. Richard Elmer, C.S.B. ’46 celebrated the anniversary Mass.

2005 – TOMMY KAWEL and his wife, Audrey, were married on Saturday, June 25, 2011, in Grand Rapids. left to right: Tom Berry ’69, Tommy Kawel ’05, Andy Kawel ’97, Audrey Kawel, David Traynoff ’09, Ben Harpe ’05 and David Guastella ’05.

From top to bottom: Greg Normandin ’78, Michael Wilson, Mike Carrier ’06, Dan Collins ’84, Fr. Richard Ranalletti, C.S.B., Ed Turek ’85, Brian Jackett ’02, Joe Galea ’02, Keith Szymanski ’02, Dan Zimmerman ’02, Sean Ely ’05, Jeff Bowling ’05, Dave Nemiec ’05, Chris Grzywacz ’02, Janice Sharkey, Rudy Seichter ’59, Gene Grewe, Amy Nanni, Tim Burke ’86, Craig Hale ’79, Sharon Bowling, Kate and Scott Bowling ’02.

2003 – MIKE MACH and Sarah Skrbina were married on June 11,

2000 – GREG BRAZIUNAS and Maureen Cebula were married on

2011, at St. Collette Church in Livonia. The reception was held

July 24, 2010, at the Inn at St. John’s in Plymouth, Michigan.

at Glen Oaks Country Club in Farmington, Michigan. Jeff Wiggins ’03

Maureen graduated from Mercy High School in 2001. The two

was the best man. Mike is currently a social studies teacher at

met while attending the University of Michigan. They currently

CC, as well as the head JV football coach.

live in Northville.

left to right: Samantha Herrell, Samantha Clor, Sheree Sarkisian, Liz Rembacki, Danielle Waldenmeyer, Sarah Mach, Mike Mach ’03, Jeff Wiggins ’03, Joe Mach ’03, Anthony Coratti ’01, Kevin Obad ’01 and John Mulroy ’03.

2002 - SCOTT BOWLING and Kate Bowerman were married on

top row: Ryan Dwyer ‘07, Connor Bush ‘07, Jay Zak ‘00, Sean Lanigan ‘00,

July 9, 2011, in the chapel at Catholic Central.

Adam Tymowski ‘00, Tom Sirgedas ‘98, Bryant Steele ‘02, Tyler Johnson ‘03,

Fr. Richard Elmer, C.S.B. ’46 was the main celebrant, and

Robert Tymowski ‘00, Ryan Cebula ‘07.

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middle row: Nicholas Sturla ‘11, Brian Kelly ‘07, Nick Garry ‘07, Zachary Menard ‘07, Brian Hahn ‘00, William Zydeck ‘00, Chris Price ‘00. bottom row: Amadeo Sturla ‘98, Christopher Maly ‘07, Best Man Jeff Braziunas ‘98.

Bruce and Wendy Peck were married on December 31, 2010, at The Inn at St. John’s in Plymouth. Bruce is a social studies teacher and track & field coach at CC. left to right: Jacob Connell ’13, Brian Peck ’83, Gene Grewe, Rick Lorenz ’84, Fr. Mike Buentello, C.S.B., Jim Gavin, Jeff Turnas ’90, Chris Merucci ’90, Tony Magni, Bruce and Wendy Peck.

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BABY BELLS 1992 – GEOFF TURBIAK and his wife,

of Dearborn and Luis and Judy Morante

Anjanette, were blessed with the

of Novi. James’ uncle and godfather,

arrival of their first child, Grace Gianna

Michael Brock ‘99, is the most excited

Turbiak, on April 19, 2011. Grace

of all!

was born on Judy Cwik’s birthday.

Mrs. Cwik is Grace’s great grandmother, mother to Peter Cwik ‘85 and aunt to Terry Cwik ‘70, Ralph Cwik ‘65 and Grace Gianna Turbiak

Gordon Cwik ‘62.

Premu, welcomed their second child, Henry David Griffin, on August 15, Emmett, as a future Shamrock. Kevin is an English teacher, wrestling coach

Sue, welcomed their first child,

and golf coach at CC.

2011. Todd has been a football coach at CC for more than 15 years.

James Beltran Brock

2011. Henry now joins his big brother,

1993 – TODD LACKEY and his wife, Anthony David Lackey, on July 3,

Anthony David Lackey

1996 – KEVIN GRIFFIN and his wife,

1997 – RICHARD DEPTULA and his wife, Allison, along with big sisters Hailey

Henry David Griffin

Rose (10) and Chloe Elizabeth (5),

1994 – CHRIS PRATT and his wife, Bea,

would like to announce the arrival of

just had their second daughter, Alexia

their new Shamrock. Richard Anthony

Christine Pratt, on June 15, 2011. She

Deptula was born on June 3, 2011.

was 7 lbs. 15oz. and 19 inches long.

They are happily residing in Canton,

Her big sister, Ana, is giving her quite

Michigan, and looking forward to years

an orientation to her new surroundings.

of happiness from this sweet blessing.

1996 – DAVID BROCK and his wife,

1998 – MICHAEL CARROLL and his

Sandra, are pleased to announce

wife, Kelly, welcomed their first

the birth of their son, James Beltran

child, Madelyn Alexandra Carroll,

Brock, on July 13, 2011. The proud

on December 16, 2010.

Richard Anthony Deptula

grandparents are Tom and Ruth Brock Alexia Christine Pratt

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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 RICHARD N. CHAPMAN ’40 – August 1, 2011. He is survived by five children and his son-inlaw, Thomas Smith ’75. He was preceded in death by his wife, Nancy. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Mary Magdalen Church, Brighton, Mich.

JOSEPH E. LABBE ’42 – July 14, 2011. He is survived by three children, two grandchildren and three siblings.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Ester, his parents and three siblings.

The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Ann Catholic Church, Augusta, Mich.

DONALD J. HARRINGTON ’43 – July 7, 2011. He is survived by his children, Robert ’77 and Rosemary, three grandchildren and two sisters. He is predeceased by his wife, Monica, two daughters and five siblings. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Patrick Catholic Church, Brighton, Mich.

MICHAEL J. POPE ’43 – September 9, 2011. He is survived by his four sons, three daughters and many grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Geraldine, and his son, William. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Rene Goupil Catholic Church, Sterling Heights, Mich.

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GEORGE G. FREDAL ’44 – August 1, 2011. He is survived by his wife, Joanne, two daughters and three grandchildren. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at SS. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church, Sterling Heights, Mich.

NORBERT BORK ’46 – April 14, 2009. He is survived by his wife, Lois, five children, 12 grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. He was preceded in death by his brother, Alvin, and his sister, Maryann. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, Grand Rapids, Mich.

WILLIAM MINANDO ’44 – May 28, 2011. He is survived by his wife, Mary, and two children.

The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church, La Mesa, Calif.

JEROME W. GREINER ’46 – August 14, 2011. He is survived by his wife, Virginia, four sons and 11 grandchildren.

ELWOOD R. ROUSSEAU ’44 – June 4, 2011. He is survived by his wife, Jane. The Funeral Service was held at Chas.

Verheyden Funeral Home, Grosse Pointe Park, Mich.

RICHARD E. GOODWILLIE ’47 – July 25, 2011. He is survived by his wife, Marie, three daughters, nine grandchildren and six great-grandsons. The Funeral Service was held at Elton Black and Son Funeral Home, White Lake, Mich.

REV. MALCOLM (JOHN PATRICK) MALONEY, OFM, CAP. ’45 – July 23, 2011.

He is survived by his brothers, James ’45 and Fr. Joseph, OFM, Cap. ’49, and his nephews, John Ronayne III ’64, Patrick Ronayne ’66, Timothy ’74, Daniel Ronayne ’76, Brendan Ronayne ’78, Matthew Ronayne ’80 and Kelly Ronayne ’83. He was preceded in death by his sister, Mary, and brother-in-law, John Ronayne ’37.

The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Bonaventure Monastery, Detroit, Mich.

JOHN A. “JACK” RIORDAN ’45 – July 30, 2011. He is survived by his wife, Mary, his three sons, Mark ’74, Thomas ’78 and William ’80 and three grandchildren. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Fabian Catholic Church, Farmington Hills, Mich.

RICHARD W. MANOS ’47 – June 28, 2011. He is survived by his brothers, James ’51 and Jon ’54, six children, 17 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Sylvester Catholic Church, Warren, Mich.

JOHN J. McCANN ’47 – September 10, 2011. He is survived by his children, Meaghan and Sean, and three grandchildren.

GERALD J. SEASER ’47 – June 16, 2011. He is survived by his wife, Mildred, four children and seven grandchildren. He was predeceased by his parents and his brother, Ervin ’45. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Angela Church, Roseville, Mich.

RICHARD A. GAFFNEY ’50 – September 12, 2011. He is survived by his wife, Betty, five children, 15 grandchildren and his sister. He was preceded in death by his parents and his brother. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. James Catholic Church, Novi, Mich.

JAMES MacINNIS ’50 – July 11, 2011. He is survived by four siblings, including John ’60, many nieces and nephews, including R. Daniel Lee ’79 and his brother-in-law, John Lee ’46. He was predeceased by his parents, his sister, Sarah, and his brother, Daniel ’57. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Joseph Catholic Church, South Lyon, Mich.

RICHARD DILWORTH ’51 – July 9, 2011. He is survived by his daughter, Suzanne, two grandchildren, two brothers, Ray and Daniel ’50, his brother-inlaw George Forrest ’48 and his nephew George Forrest ’81. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Lawrence Catholic Church, Utica, Mich.

ROBERT P. BATTEL ’53 – March 14, 2011. He is survived by his wife, Kathy, four children and five grandchildren.

LAURENCE S. SHESKAITIS (STEVENS) ’57 – July 17, 2011. He is survived by his wife, Tamara, four children, seven grandchildren and two sisters. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Patrick Catholic Church, Brighton, Mich.

RUSSELL S. UNANGST JR. ’62 – June 25, 2011. He is survived by his wife, Mary Margaret Dobson, and his brothers, Gregory ’64, Samuel ’66 and Joel.

DANIEL L. ABEL ’76 – July 2, 2011. He is survived by his parents, four children, and six siblings, including his brother David ’77. He was predeceased by his son, Jordan. The Memorial Mass was celebrated at St. Patrick Catholic Church, White Lake, Mich.

JAMES P. GIBSON ’81 – June 10, 2011. He is survived by his wife, Jacqueline, his brothers, David ’82 and Robert ’84 and his mother, Janet. The Funeral Services were held at the Riverside Chapel at Simpson-Modetz Funeral Home, Waterford, Mich.

MATTHEW SHRINER ’05 – June 12, 2011. He is survived by his parents, Roy and Linda, and his brother, Kat. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church, Redford, Mich.

EXTENDED FAMILY MARIANNE F. AKERS RAVARY – July 14, 2010. Mother of Ryan Akers ’02.

DAVID AZEEZ – August 7, 2011. Father of David ’84, Chris ’86, and Mark ’89.

EDWARD H. BOVICH – August 31, 2011.

Father of John ’83.

ELMER P. CASEMORE – July 17, 2011.

Father of Bradley ’78.

MARY E. DILWORTH – May 19, 2011.

Wife of Daniel ’50. Sister-in-Law of the late Richard ’51 and the late George Forrest ’48.

VIRGINIA DILWORTH – July 23, 2011.

Wife of the late Richard ’51. Sister-in-Law of Daniel ’50.

YVONNE M. FITZPATRICK – Mother of Donald ’57, William ’64, John ’69 and the late James ’73.

REGINALD W. GATES JR. – June 10, 2011. Father-in-Law of Carmine Palombo ’70. Grandfather of Michael Palombo ’05.

ELEANOR M. JOSAITIS – August 9, 2011.

Wife of Donald ’47. Sister-in-Law of the late John ’45 and Robert ’46.

DEBORAH KELLEY – July 11, 2011.

Wife of Timothy ’75. Mother of Matthew ’06. Aunt of Casey Rogowski ’99, Ryan Rogowski ’02, David Cornwell ’05 and Daniel Cornwell ’07.

BRAD McCRIMMON – September 7, 2011. Father of Liam ’15.

ERIC C. MILES – July 20, 2011.

Father of Chad ’12.

KATHY RICHARDSON – September 4, 2011. Mother of Jacob ’10.

DIANA M. STEELE – September 6, 2011.

Mother of Joseph ’12.

EDWARD TUREK – September 5, 2011.

Father of Edward ’85. Grandfather of Edward ’13 and Anthony ’14.

RICHARD WHITLOCK – July 25, 2011.

Step-Father of Anthony Guerreso ’02.

Uncle of Brian Hannah ’99.

ED F. WISNIEWSKI – April 25, 2011.

Father of Brian ’87 and Matthew ’02.

E. MANSFIELD WOOLFOLK – July 8, 2011. Father of Michael ’82 and Joseph ’86.

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Current Events at Catholic Central

National Merit Semifinalists For the second year in a row, Catholic Central proudly boasts nine National Merit Semifinalists. This is once again more than any other Catholic high school in the State of Michigan.

Furthermore, Detroit Catholic Central is the only Catholic school in the top 20 in the State of Michigan, coming in at #14 in the state overall. Congratulations to the following seniors:

Adam Hernandez ’11

Brett Mizzi ’11

Evan Joseph ’11

Bryan Korona ’11

Richard Bloomfield ’11

Nicolas McNallen ’11

Ryan Shinkel ’11

Robert Dorigo Jones ’11

Alexander Morton ’11

College Board Recognizes 81 Catholic Central Advanced Placement Scholars National AP Scholars Average score of at least 4 on all AP Exams taken and scores of 4 or higher on eight or more of these exams.

Robert J. Cernak ‘11

Eric D. Rettig ‘11

AP Scholars with Distinction

AP Scholars with Honor

3.5 Average on all AP exams taken and 3 or better on 5 or more exams.

3.25 Average on all AP exams taken and 3 or better on 4 or more exams.

Joshua Bindon ‘11

Austin Parsons ‘11 Michael Siberski ‘11

Michael Fredendahl ‘11

James Haubert ‘12

Ryan Majsak ‘11 William Riga ‘11

Austin Zebrowski ‘11

Bryan Korona ‘12

Joshua Nosal ‘12

Connor Spehar ‘11

Thomas Doot ‘11

Aaron Walters ‘12

Joseph Digby ‘11

Kevin Piotrowski ‘11

Alexander Morton ‘12

Matthew Messana ‘11

Jason Smullen ‘11

Aidan Schenkus ‘12

Brett Mizzi ‘12

Mitchell Rozman ‘11 Andrew Thompson ‘12

John-Paul Zebrowski ‘11

Ryan Dillon ‘11

Michael Kirsch ‘11

Joseph Silvestri ‘11

Joseph Kristofik ‘12 Derek Mumaw ‘11

Hunter McDaniel ‘12

Timothy Hoffman ‘11 Peter Nowak ‘11 Kevin Wegienka ‘11

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Nathaniel Beck ‘11

Alexander Bodner ‘11

Ryan Boyd ‘12

Andrew Brewster ‘11

David Ciccarelli ‘11

Clayton Dewitt ‘12

Robert Dorigo Jones ‘12

Thomas Fagan ‘12

Joshua Gage ‘11

Adam Goodsell ‘12

Matthew Green ‘12

Adam Hernandez ‘12

Evan Joseph ‘12

Nicholas Koelzer ‘11

Evan Kursa ‘12

Alexander Lyons ‘11

Alexander Morgan ‘11

Palmer Pawlusiak ‘12

Michael Popiela ‘12

Michael Redman ‘11

Giancarlo Sturla ‘12

Connor Teevens ‘11

John Vinton ‘11

Christopher Wolfe ‘11

Clay Behrman ‘12

Jacob Bolz ‘11

Andrew Breaugh ‘11

David Brish ‘11

Jeffrey Clark ‘11

John Dillon ‘11

Robert Dulzo ‘11

Daniel Farrugia ‘12

Connor Gibney ‘12

Ryan Goulet ‘12

Nicolas Guerriero ‘11

Zachary Jennings ‘12

Robert Kitchen ‘12

Gabriel Kowalczyk ‘11

Brett Kusch ‘11

Nicholas McNallen ‘12

Belal Noureddine ‘11

Robert Peterson III ‘12

Nicklas Raycraft ‘11

Austin Smarsh ‘12

Nicholas Sturla ‘12

Michael Tolkacz ‘11

Samuel Whatley ‘11

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Shamrock Shuffle You have heard me say numerous time, I hate to ask for money, even for someone else. But, for a fifteenth time, I asked on behalf of Make-a-Wish of Michigan. Again, you opened wallets and hearts!

The weather conditions were not fit for running, but you did anyway. And we had a few firsts: Our run was witnessed by Susan Smith, Community Director for Make-a-Wish of Michigan. And we had our principal, Fr. John Huber, C.S.B., run.

Your generosity of over $5,000 helped to make the wish of Cuyler come true.

I continue to thank Mrs. Sharkey, Mrs. Nanni and the Student Council for sponsoring this event. Also, I want to thank the Administration. I thank Coach Magni and the Cross Country Team for setting the course and manning the route.

I salute our fastest runners: In third place, Simon Shanks ’14; in second place, Colin Brinkman ’14; and in first place, Norbert “Champ” Kozlowski ’15.

And this year’s first day money donors: In third place, a tie: Mr. Peck’s and Mrs. Storm’s freshmen with $490; in second place, my freshmen with $658; and in first place, Coach Magni’s freshmen with $867.

Again, thank you for your continuing generosity! You have raised over $100,000 in the last fifteen years! Your generosity and kindness touch hearts and lives and make the world a better place.

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Catholic Central

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The Mothers’ club presents

“A Gallery of Fashion & Art in the Park” April 1, 2012 Raffle Prizes, a Grand Prize and an Auction!

Decorations Help Request: We need silk trees, easel/art stands, garden benches, and impressionist art. Sign up for workshops to be held in Jan-Feb (dates to follow).

Please Contact: Event Chairperson: Mary Stark at mlstark@aol.com or (248) 921-6212 Decorations Chairperson: Jean Desai at jeandesai@aol.com or (734) 748-3927 Acquisitions/Donations Chairperson: Lisa Confer at lisaconfer@att.net or (248) 756-5557

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Wrestling Team Works with the Miracle Baseball League of Michigan The Catholic Central Varsity Wrestling Team took some time away from the mats on Sunday, August 7, 2011, to give back to the community. Shamrock wrestlers were assigned as buddies to children with mental and/or physical challenges, providing the children with the opportunity to participate on a team in an organized baseball league. There were varying degrees of difficulties, but all who participated were blown away by the innocence, character and personalities of all of the players.

Truly, this experience affected the lives of all involved. It is safe to assume that our wrestlers were affected by the experience as much as the players were. We all learned a little bit about ourselves.

It certainly was a great day to be a Shamrock! The team is led by Head Coach Mitch Hancock ‘00 and assistants Bob Moreau ‘75, Dave Beazley, Kevin Griffin ‘96, Mike Carrier ‘06, Nieko Ianni ‘07, Matt Steintrager ‘03, and Doug Eldridge ‘10.

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Th e 20 t h A n n ual Fam i ly Fest A beautiful Sunday afternoon, September 25, was the setting for the 20th Annual Family Fest at Catholic Central. Fr. James O’Neill, C.S.B. celebrated Mass before we shared in the delicious choices of food put before us. The event was a huge success in bringing together Catholic Central families from the past and present.

Special thanks and congratulations to Terry Carroll, Laura Collins, the Dads’ Club, the Mothers’ Club, the Alumni Association and everyone involved in making this year’s Family Fest a great event.

We thank the following businesses who generously donated their time and their food, and we very much encourage your patronage of their establishments.

Applebee’s Novi – (248) 449-1592 Aubree’s Pizzeria Northville – (734) 432-0200 Buddy’s Pizza Livonia – (734) 261-3550 Buffalo Wild Wings Novi – (248) 344-4019 Coratti’s on Main Milford – (248) 685-0989 Duke’s of Highland Highland – (248) 887-8230 Embassy Suites Hotel Livonia – (734) 462-6000 Famous Dave’s Novi – (248) 735-1111 Guernsey Farms Dairy Northville – (248) 349-1466 Jimmy John’s Novi – (248) 624-9620 Joe’s Produce Livonia – (248) 477-4333 Lake Street Tavern South Lyon – (248) 446-8898 Laurel Manor Livonia – (734) 462-0770 Max & Erma’s Novi – (248) 344-7180 The Melting Pot Novi – (248) 347-6358 Polish Village Café Hamtramck – (313) 874-5726 Red Robin Locations throughout Metro Area Schakolad Chocolate Factory Northville – (734) 464-7040 Sweets 21 Plymouth – (734) 455-7144 Volare Rostorante Wixom – (248) 960-7771

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New Faculty at Catholic Central Benjamin Ahronheim is the new Computer Science and Math teacher at Catholic Central. He obtained his Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Beloit College in Beloit, Wisconsin.

He then completed the Post-Baccalaureate Teacher’s Certification Program at Eastern Michigan University. He and his wife, Vanessa, live in his birthplace of Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Nina Fang is the new Mandarin Chinese teacher at Catholic Central. She was born in Shanghai, China, and has lived in many places, including Taiwan, Singapore, the United States, Germany and Switzerland. Her own relatives live in the two cities of Chengdu and Chongqing in the Sichuan Province of China. In the states, she has a younger brother who is currently a minister of a Chinese church in Texas. Nina herself is married with two grown children.

She holds an M.A. from Ohio State University and is working towards a second Master’s degree.

She continues to attend professional workshops in Michigan, as well as in Illinois and Florida.

In 2010, she also completed a two-week summer teachers’ workshop in the southern city of Tainan, Taiwan, and, just this past summer, a three-week program in Beijing, China.

Nina is a member of professional organizations such as the prestigious Chinese Language Teacher Association (CLTA), the Chinese Language Association of Secondary School (CLASS) and Chinese Language Association of Michigan (CLAM). She presented a paper at that conference in November 2010, and may do that again in November 2011. She has taught students from kindergarten and middle school to university levels, as well as adult business executives with work relationships in China. She is currently an interpreter for the U of M Health System, Beaumont Hospital and local district courts. In addition, she is a private tutor, ESL (English as a second language) volunteer teacher, and she ran a 3-week Chinese summer camp for Wayne State University in 2009.

Nina hopes her students at Catholic Central will enjoy her teaching and learn the Chinese language and culture in a positive and fun way!

Erik Nilsen is the new Cataloguing and Reference Librarian at Catholic Central. He is originally from New Jersey and grew up within half an hour of the Jersey shore, though he has never been much for fist pumping! He attended Seton Hall University, majoring in Communication with a concentration in Television and Film production. Erik then spent several years in the steel rule cutting die manufacturing industry and substitute teaching before being laid off during the week of Thanksgiving in 2008.

He decided to pursue a Master’s degree in Library and Information Science at Rutgers University and graduated in December 2010.

Erik was drawn to Catholic Central because of the strong traditions, commitment to academics and the belief in the importance of having a strong library when so many are asking what purpose they serve in the Googledriven information culture. He arrived here on August 1, 2011, and looks forward to many years of serving the students and faculty of CC! Mary Stuart is our new English teacher at CC. She is a graduate of Aquinas College where she double-majored in English and Communications and minored in Business.

She has taught all over the state at Grand Rapids H.S., East Lansing H.S., St. Charles H.S., Leslie H.S. and, most recently, at Lumen Christi H.S. in Jackson. In addition to teaching English at Lumen Christi, Mary was also the Assistant Principal for Academics, the director of the Kairos Retreat program and coached girl’s golf.

She is originally from Northville and attended Our Lady of Victory and Ann Arbor Fr. Gabriel Richard High School. Mary has three children: daughters, Caelan and Jayne, and a son, Phillip.

She feels truly blessed to be at CC and sees God’s hand in her journey. She is excited to work with the young men of CC and to be able to add her experiences to the betterment of the school community.

Basilian Associates Working at CC This year CC has been favored with the appointment of two Basilian Associates to its teaching staff. Basilian Associates are young men who have joined the program of formation of the Basilian Fathers in the process of discernment on the way to ordination as Basilian priests.

Both have interesting stories about their vocations which we may include in a later issue. In this issue, we include their work as teachers here and elsewhere.

Kittisak (Oak) Chooklin Oak was born in Bangkok, Thailand. He was born a Buddhist like the rest of his family, but he converted to Catholicism at the age of 16, when he was in high school. All his family still live in Thailand, and though they originally opposed his conversion, he has persevered not just to remain Catholic, but to seek religious life and the priesthood. His spiritual search eventually brought him to be accepted as a Basilian Associate early last May. He says he was drawn to the Basilians because of their community life and the way they work with people.

He graduated with a B.A. in English and Japanese from Srinakharinwirot University in Bangkok. He used to work as a translator for graduate students who needed their research documents translated from English /Japanese into Thai and vice versa. He taught ESL (English as a second language) for two years before he arrived in the U.S. in 2000, to continue his education. First, he attended Houston Community College to acclimate himself to the culture. He received two associate degrees in arts and science. From there he went to the University of St. Thomas, the Basilian University in Houston, where he earned an M.Ed. degree. He then taught middle school math in several Houston public schools and in an Archdiocesan middle school.

This year at CC, he teaches freshman algebra. He does this in English, but he could also do it in Thai, Japanese and Mandarin, all of which he speaks fluently.

Steven Huber Steven recently has had to begin introductions with a cautionary ‘no relation.’

We won’t explain that at this time. He was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

He graduated from Pius X High School (previously a Basilian-run school) and from New Mexico State University. He loves to sing and has performed many times while in college. He has worked in Albuquerque public schools as choir director. He has also worked with parish music programs in New Mexico. Steven has been a Basilian Associate since 2010. He was especially drawn to the Basilians because they are a teaching order. This year at CC, Steven is the Assistant Campus Minister, and he helps with the music for Masses and with the drama classes.

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SPORTS

BREAK

Keeping Up with Catholic Central Athletes

Tennis

Soccer

Cross Country

The Varsity Tennis Team finished the season by placing 3rd at the State Finals in Midland, six points behind champion Ann Arbor Huron. Along the way, the team completed its regular season undefeated in match play. They also placed above: Kevin Hodges ‘12 first or second and Willy Wilson ‘12. in every tournament up to the finals. The team captured its second consecutive Catholic League Title and fourth straight Regional Championship. Special congratulations to Michael Trupiano ’13 who won an individual state championship in No. 3 Singles! Also, congratulations to Kevin Hodges ’12 and Willy Wilson ’12 who won the state championship on No. 1 Doubles! The team was led by Head Coach Joe Stafford.

The Varsity Soccer Team finished the season with an overall record of 6-7-5 and a second place finish in the Central Division. Coach Joe Nora ’90 and captains, Zack Jennings ’12 and Austin Smarsh ’12, led the team. The Shamrocks lost to Brother Rice in the semifinals of the Catholic League tournament and to Walled Lake Northern in the semifinals of the state district tournament.

Once again, the Varsity Cross Country Team won the Central Division Title and captured their fifth consecutive Catholic League Championship. During the season, they also won the CC Invitational and Sturgis Invitational, took fourth in the Oakland County Championship and finished second in the Lansing Catholic Central Invitational. The team was led by longtime coach, Tony Magni. The Shamrock runners finished the season by placing sixth in the Team Regionals hosted at Sunset Ridge at Huron Meadows Metropark in Brighton.

Football The Varsity Football Team finished the regular season with an 8-1 overall record and a second place finish in the Central Division. Their only loss came to Orchard Lake St. Mary’s by a score of 14-13.

above: Kyle Smokovitz ‘13 right: Spencer Dunn ‘12

Alumni Association Basketball League Save the Dates!

CC is the place to be on Sunday evenings beginning Sunday, January 8, 2012, when the seventh season of the Alumni Association Basketball League will begin.

1st Annual CC Alumni Tennis Invitational Date: Saturday, June 9, 2012

Start Time: 8:00 am

Place: CC Tennis Courts

Cost: $100 per team

For more details, contact: Scott Hauncher ‘89 shauncher@ superiorfund.com

Breakfast and Lunch Included • Doubles Tournament Format

Andy Slankster ‘94 aslankster@ SR-FS.com

Dante Cerroni ’96

Dan Griffin ‘93 dgriffin@ IACNA.com

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Tennis

All-League Michael Trupiano ’13 All-Catholic Michael Dubé ’14 Eric Guindi ’12 Kevin Hodges ’12 Willy Willson ’12

However, the Shamrocks avenged their loss by defeating the Eaglets 21-7 in the Prep Bowl for the program’s 27th Catholic League Championship. In the playoffs, CC defeated Northville 56-6 and beat Canton 21-14 for the District Title. They also defeated Ann Arbor Pioneer for the Regional Championship and outlasted Rockford in an epic semifinal battle before falling to Detroit Cass Tech in the State Finals. The team’s overall record was 12-2. The Shamrocks were led by longtime coach, Tom Mach, and captains, Clay Behrman ’12, Kyle Cooper ’12, Matt Doneth ’12, Aaron Hess ’12 and Jake Widmer ’12.

THE

Academic All-Catholic Kevin Hodges ’12 All-State Honorable Mention Gabe Apaza ’15 Eric Guindi ’12 Matt Hermiz ’12 All-State Michael Dubé ’14 Kevin Hodges ’12 Willy Wilson ’12

Soccer

All-Catholic 1st Team Jake Bedi ’14 Nate McLean ’14 Austin Smarsh ’12 All League Keegan Eckhout ’12 Matt Kleinknecht ’12 Kyle Smokovitz ’13 All-District Jake Bedi ’14 Spencer Dunn ’12 Keegan Eckhout ’12 Matt Kleinknecht ’12 Austin Smarsh ’12 Academic All-Catholic Giancarlo Sturla ’12

Cross Country All-Catholic Nico Lanzetta ’13 Ryan Boyd ’12 T.J. Fagan ’12 Alex Slavsky ’13 Kevin Mills ’12

Football

All-League Aaron Hess ’12 Dan Mixer ’12 Gerald Perreault ’12 All-Catholic Mark Becker ’12 Anthony Darkangelo ’13 Matt Doneth ’12 Matt Godin ’12 David Racey ’12 Academic All-Catholic Kyle Cooper ’12

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SPORTS

SCHEDULE

Supporting our Young Athletes Varsity Alpine Ski Team Tues/Jan 10 Thurs/Jan 12 Tues/Jan 17 Thurs/Jan 19 Tues/Jan 24 Thur/Jan 26 Tues/Jan 31 Thur/Feb 2 Thur/Feb 9 Mon/Feb 13 Thur/Feb 16 Mon/Feb 27

Howell Birmingham United Brighton Farmington N. Farmington/Harrison South Lyon Okemos U of D League Championship CHSL Championship MHSAA Regional State Finals

Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Alpine Valley Alpine Valley Nubs Knob

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 TBA

Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton

GS GS GS GS SL/GS

4:45pm 4:45pm 4:45pm 4:45pm 9:30am

JV Alpine Ski Team Thur/Jan 12 Thur/Jan 19 Thur/Jan 26 Thur/Feb 2 Fri/Feb 3 *Slalom = SL

Birmingham United Farmington South Lyon U of D Championship *Giant Slalom = GS

Varsity Basketball

Tues/Dec 6 Warren Fitzgerald Fri/Dec 9 Taylor Kennedy Tues/Dec 13 Robichaud Tues/Dec 27 Guido Classic vs Dearborn Tues/Jan 3 Detroit Loyola Tues/Jan 10 DeLaSalle Fri/Jan 13 U of D Fri/Jan 20 O.L. St. Mary’s Tues/Jan 24 Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard Fri/Jan 27 Brother Rice Tues/Jan 31 DeLaSalle Fri/Feb 3 U of D Tues/Feb 7 O.L. St. Mary’s Fri/Feb 10 Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard Tues/Feb 14 Brother Rice TBA CHSL TBA PSL March 5, 7, 9 State Districts March 12, 14 State Regionals March 20 State Quarterfinals March 22-23 State Semi-Finals March 24 State Finals

Varsity Hockey Wed/Nov 9 Sat/Nov 12

Thur/Nov 17 Sat/Nov 19 Wed/Nov 23 Fri/Dec 2 Sat/Dec 3 Wed/Dec 7 Sat/Dec 10 Sat/Dec 17 Wed/Dec 21 Wed/Jan 4 Sat/Jan 7 Wed/Jan 11 Fri/Jan 13 Sat/Jan 14 Fri/Jan 20 Sat/Jan 21 Sat/Jan 28 Wed/Feb 1 Sat/Feb 4 Wed/Feb 8 Fri/Feb 10 Sat/Feb 11 Sat/Feb 18 Sat/Feb 25 Mon/Feb 27 56

Howell (Scrimmage) Grosse Pointe North (Scrimmage)

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

7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 5:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:00pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:00pm 7:30pm

Swim

Sat/Jan 7 Schack Invitational Thur/Jan 12 Livonia Stevenson Tues/Jan 17 Brother Rice Sat/Jan 21 East Grand Rapids Invitational Sat/Jan 28 Ann Arbor Pioneer Thur/Feb 2 Cranbrook Fri/Sat/Feb 3, 4 Oakland County Championship Tues/Feb 7 Notre Dame Prep Thur/Feb 9 Grosse Pointe North Feb 10/11 MISCA Thur/Feb 16 U of D Thur/Feb 23 DeLaSalle Fri/March 2 CHSL Championship Sat/March 3 CHSL Championship Tues/March 6 State Diving Finals Fri/March 9 State Finals Sat/March 10 State Finals

Cranbrook TBA Livonia Stevenson TBA Waterford Kettering 6:30pm East Grand Rapids TBA Away 12:00pm Livonia Rec Comm Ctr 7:00pm TBA TBA Avondale HS 6:30pm Away 6:00pm TBA TBA Livonia Rec Comm Ctr 7:00pm Livona Rec Comm Ctr 7:00pm Livonia Rec Comm Ctr TBA Livonia Rec Comm Ctr TBA

Varsity (Blue) Wrestling Wed/Dec 7 Sat/Dec 10 Wed/Dec 14 Fri/Dec 16 Sat/Dec 17 Wed/Dec 21 Wed/Dec 28 Thur/Dec 29 Wed/Jan 4 Sat/Jan 7 Sat/Jan 14

Davison (Assembly Match) HOME 1:45pm Rocket Duals John Glenn HS 9:00am Southgate Anderson/Canton/Woodhaven HOME 5:30pm Oakland County Tournament Southfield HS 4:00pm Oakland County Tournament Oxford HS 10:00am Rockford/Grand Haven/Hesperia Rockford HS 5:00pm Medina OH Invitational Medina HS 8:00am Medina OH Invitational Medina HS 8:00am Oxford/TBA Oxford HS 5:00pm CC Invitational HOME 9:00am CC Super Duals – Alumni Day HOME 10:00am

(Bedford, Clarkston, Dundee, Richmond, St. John’s, Solon OH, Montini Catholic IL)

Sat/Jan 21 Wed/Jan 25 Sat/Jan 28 Feb 8,9 Feb 11 Feb 15 Feb 18 Feb 24-25 Mar 1-3

Cincinnati Moeller/Richmond/Lowell Dundee/Hudson

HOME 10:00am Hudson HS TBA St. Edward OH/St. Vincent OH/St. Mary OH St.Edward HS TBA Team District Individual District Team Regional Individual Regional Team Finals@Kellogg Arena (Battle Creek) Individual Finals@The Palace (Auburn Hills)

Varsity (White) Wrestling

Grand Oaks Arena Compuware

7:15pm 7:00pm

Port Huron Northern McMorran 6:00pm O.L. St. Mary’s Compuware 7:00pm Brother Rice Compuware 7:00pm O.L. St. Mary’s O.L. St. Mary’s 8:00pm DeLaSalle Compuware 7:00pm Wyandotte Roosevelt Yack Arena 7:40pm Grosse Pointe North Compuware 7:00pm U of D Compuware 7:00pm Brother Rice Oak Park 6:30pm U of D City Arena 6:30pm Trenton Compuware 7:00pm DeLaSalle Great Lakes 7:45pm Cranbrook Cranbrook 7:20pm Cranbrook Compuware 7:00pm Culver Academy Culver Academy 8:00pm Culver Academy Culver Academy 2:30pm Livonia Stevenson Eddie Edgar 7:00pm Trenton Kennedy 7:20pm Wyandotte Roosevelt Compuware 7:00pm Grosse Pointe North TBD TBD MIHL Showcase vs TBD TBD TBD MIHL Showcase vs TBD TBD TBD CHSL Playoffs Joe Louis Arena or O.L. St. Mary’s TBD Port Huron Northern Compuware 7:00pm State Playoffs Begin

SPORTS SCHEDULE • WINTER 2012

Wed/Dec 7 Sat/Dec 10 Dec 13-14 Sat/Dec 17 Fri/Dec 30 Wed/Jan 4 Sat/Jan 7 Wed/Jan 11 Sat/Jan 14

Avondale Quad Dorothy McClenathan Classic CHSL Quad

Avondale HS 5:00pm East Kentwood HS 9:00am TBA TBA New Boston Huron Team Tournament New Boston Huron HS 9:00am Goodrich Tournament of Champions Goodrich HS 9:30am Divine Child/Lutheran North Divine Child HS 5:30pm CC Invitational HOME 9:00am Brother Rice/DeLaSalle HOME 5:00pm CC Super Duals – Alumni Day HOME 10:00am

(Bedford, Clarkston, Dundee, Richmond, St. John’s, Solon OH, Montini Catholic IL)

Wed/Jan 18 Sat/Jan 21 Wed/Jan 25 Sat/Jan 28 Jan 31-Feb 2 Sat/Feb 4

O.L. St. Mary’s/Notre Dame Prep HOME 5:00pm Cincinnati Moeller B/Richmond B HOME 10:00am Bishop Foley/U of D Bishop Foley HS 5:30pm Observerland Livonia ChurchillHS 9:00am Quad TBA TBA CHSL Championship TBA TBA

Varsity (C) Wrestling

Wed/Dec 7 Sat/Dec 10 Wed/Dec 14 Fri/Dec 23 TBA Sat/Jan 21 Sat/Jan 28 Sat/Feb 4

Grass Lake Husky Team Tournament Carman-Ainsworth Quad Linden Individual Tournament Toledo St. John’s Southgate Anderson Allen Park Team Duals Dragon Challenge

Grass Lake HS Port Huron Northern Carman-Ainsworth HS Linden HS St. John’s HS Away Allen Park HS

TBA 8:00am 6:00pm TBA TBA TBA 9:00am Romulus Summit Academy TBA

Note: Home games are shown in bold. Schedules are correct as of November 27, 2011, 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”).

Detroit Catholic Central High School The Aluminator 27225 Wixom Road Novi, MI 48374

4th ANNUAL ALL CLASSES FLORIDA REUNION Saturday, March 24, 2012 WHO: All Classes of CC Alumni WHAT: Dinner - Camaraderie - CC Fellowship WHERE: Sharky’s on the Pier - Venice, FL (Owned by Mike Pachota ’71 and Greg Novack ’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: $40 per person (Includes buffet dinner, beer, wine, and soft drinks) Cash bar for liquor and mixed drinks CONTACT: Mike Carrier ’06 (Director of Alumni Relations) 248-596-3844

This 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 19th made payable to: Detroit Catholic Central High School - Alumni Office 27225 Wixom Rd. Novi, Michigan 48374 For more information, call the CC Alumni Office at 248-596-3838 or go to www.catholiccentral.net