ALUMINATOR - Winter 2013

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Editors: Sharon Bowling Theresa Green Tim Henry ’72 Susan Martin Rudy Seichter ’59 Editorial Contributions: Robert Delaney – “Michigan Catholic” Bill Downs Jr. ’61 Matt Roush – CBS 62 Detroit Photography: Denny Barnes ’79 Tim Barrett ’77 Scott Confer Karen Fanning Jeff A. Kowalsky http://www.ltu.edu Mike Rossi - http://MichaelRossiPhotography.com Damon Tang – “Spinal Column Newsweekly” Design & Production: Anne Ink, LLC Detroit Catholic Central High School Administration: President - Rev. Jefferson Thompson, C.S.B. jthompson@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.

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In This Issue FEATURES A Message from the President 2 Chatterbox 3 Young Alumni Profile - Colin Bonathan ’09 10 CC Author Profiles

Walt Kreucher ’69, Kevin Roberts ’87 11

Michael Jay ’70, Allen Watts ’71 12

Mike Graham ’60 13 Merry Christmas from CC 14 Spirit of CC - Joe Maiorana ’77 17 Athletic Coaching at Catholic Central 18

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6th Annual Athletic Hall of Fame Alumni Association News Reunions Wedding Bells Baby Bells In Memoriam

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SCHOOL NEWS School Bells Calendar of Events Sports Break Sports Schedule

52 57 58 60 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 2013 issue of the Aluminator, all updates, articles and photos must be received by January 15, 2013. Email submissions to: mcarrier@catholiccentral.net or rparamo@catholiccentral.net. You may also mail your materials to us at: The Aluminator, Detroit Catholic Central High School, 27225 Wixom Road, Novi, MI 48374 Photographs: Original film prints are acceptable. They will be scanned and returned to you undamaged.

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A Message from the

President

Dear Alumni and Friends, On behalf of the Catholic Central Family on Wixom Road, where we are wistfully watching autumn leaves fall while zipping up our warm coats in preparation for the onslaught of winter, I bring greetings to all of you all over the country. Just as the shifting seasons quietly work their natural magic on the earth beneath our feet, so too does the widely expanding network of Shamrocks gently bring its blessings of unity and brotherhood to families and communities everywhere. The earth is richer for the seasons, and our society is the better for us in it.

Please allow me to indulge in a moment of Basilian bias. As a 1979 graduate of St. Michael’s College School in Toronto, and later a teacher there also, I noticed immediately when I arrived here in 2005 that Catholic Central inspires and cultivates in our Shamrocks the same virtues and ideals that I had been taught during my own high school years. This past September, I was very happy to inaugurate the annual Shamrock alumni reunion at St. Thomas High School in Houston. Dan George, a 1984 CC alumnus who was part of our celebration, revealed to me in conversation that he has two sons currently enrolled at St. Thomas, a senior and a freshman. I asked him if he found similarities between his education at CC and the education that his sons are receiving at St. Thomas. He smiled and shared unhesitatingly that he recognizes everything that his sons come home to tell him about their school: it is almost as if he were back at CC all over again. I tell this story because it fills Basilian hearts with both pride and humility, as well as deep gratitude to God, that our schools are blessed with an unwavering tradition and a firm resolve to continue teaching goodness, discipline, and knowledge from one generation to the next, irrespective of location and circumstances. And our beloved alumni are inspired to carry these lessons with them to build faithful and fruitful lives in service to the Church and society. Surely, this is all the Lord’s work.

One of the other blessings of being Basilian is that we have the opportunity to live and minister in vastly different places and apostolates.

I was fortunate to spend seven very happy years at St. Joseph’s College in Edmonton, where I claim to have cut my priestly teeth. One of my responsibilities there was to serve as the Editor of The Canadian Catholic Review. In preparation for the great Christian Jubilee of 2000, one of the issues of that magazine was devoted to the Holy Spirit. I recall gaining a valuable insight from one article in particular which compared the inspiration of the Holy Spirit in our lives to the central role of a coach in the team’s game. Now, if I ever had an athletic bone in my body, I have forgotten where to find it. But I do remember the author of this article suggesting that, just as a coach drills and pushes the team members to sharpen their skills and master the game, so too does the Holy Spirit coax and convince us to exercise virtue and whip our souls into shape. A coach rallies the team for victory in sport. The Holy Spirit nurtures and strengthens us for the triumph of eternal life over death.

There are so many moments in life when we touch the divine in the midst of human experience. The birth of a child is one such moment.

Another is in the exhilaration of sports when coaches inspire their teams on to feats of athletic glory, for in so doing they dwell and abide in the shadow of the Holy Spirit who, throughout the exhilaration of life, inspires us on to the heights of heaven. The Catholic Central Family is happy and proud to extend our admiration and gratitude to the CC coaches whom we honor and celebrate in this issue of the Aluminator. Your knowledge, expertise, and skill fashioned us into the athletes and men that we were becoming. Your leadership, mentorship, and guidance have since brought us to where we stand now in our own right. Your role in our lives, not unlike that of the Holy Spirit, was and continues to be foundational and essential. You inspired us, and we are blessed for it.

With all good wishes for a blessed and peaceful Christmas season to all of you.

Mary, Alma Mater, inspire us evermore.

Sincerely in Christ,

Fr. Jefferson Mark Thompson, C.S.B. President 2

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CHATTERBOX Staying Connected With Your Classmates THE NIFTY ’50s 1952 – Raymond Russell Highland Township residents Margaret and Raymond Russell stand with their 1968 Lincoln, which was used in the filming of “Sparkle,” starring Whitney Houston and was released on Friday, Aug. 17. (Spinal Column Newsweekly photo/Damon Tang)

1958 – JOHN CONNOLLY attended the Boys’ Bowl Mass & Breakfast and football game with his son, Steve ’87, and grandson, David ’16. John was so proud to have three generations of Shamrocks there. They posed with CC President Emeritus, Fr. Dick Elmer, C.S.B. ’46, for a picture.

Fr. Dick Elmer, C.S.B. ’46, David Connolly ’16, John Connolly ’58 and Steve Connolly ’87 at Boys’ Bowl

1959 – DOUG DEAN had the opportunity in August to visit with Rudy Seichter ’59 Rudy Seichter ’59 and for a few hours at Doug Dean ’59 CC and catch up on their lives and the whereabouts of many of their fellow ’59ers. After his visit, Doug says, “Wow, what a fantastic campus! For those of you who haven’t seen it,

I highly recommend that you tour the campus and the facilities.”

“An update of my adventures over the years: BSEE from Lawrence Tech University; 30 years as Product Engineer at the Ford Motor Company Engineering Center in Dearborn; married to Maureen (Collins) Dean just short of 50 years before Maureen died of cancer this past June 1st; three daughters (Sheri Tucker and Amy Hart in Michigan and Lori Dean in Phoenix); seven grandchildren in Michigan and a grandson in Phoenix.

When Maureen was a travel agent we vacationed often to our favorite destinations, the Caribbean islands, especially Aruba. Maureen and I retired to Boulder City, Nevada in 1998. After retirement, we spent our summers in Michigan and engaged in our favorite pastime, travelling extensively throughout the U.S. in our motor home.”

1959 – RODGER WOOD has kept busy with a lot of projects since retiring as an IT Project Coordinator for the IRS in January, 2006. First it was a major genealogical family history project. He writes, “It took 50 hours of German at my local community college and George Mason University to assist me in the reading of primary records and articles.

My family roots are in Oensbach, Baden, Germany all the way back to 1731 and, the research showed that my cousin is married to classmate Ron Melaragni ’59!

Other family members who emigrated to America included ancestors in the famous Michigan Iron Brigade of the Civil War, a Republican Michigan State Representative from 1917-1948, and a soldier in George Washington’s army at Valley Forge and Yorktown.

Rodger Wood ‘59 and Latin students

My genealogy trips have allowed me to pursue my passion for sports in which I have travelled across the country shooting photographs of baseball (including some of our CC boys, Casey Rogowski ’99 and Charlie Haeger ’01), football and hockey players including 15 national covers for publications such as Sporting News Baseball, Pro and College Football Annuals, USA Today, and Sports Weekly. You can view many of these photos on woodsportsphotography.com.

I have also found time to substitute teach at the elementary, middle school and high school levels in my community, and am currently teaching Latin at all levels at Broad Run High School in Ashburn, VA (see photo). This has made me appreciate my CC Latin teachers, Frs. Burke and Hathaway.

Life has been good. In addition to my projects, I coached Little League baseball in the 70s and 80s with my teams winning many league and State and runner-up championships, and I was fortunate to be honored by being selected to the Lower Loudon Little League Hall of Fame. I am blessed to be able to spend lots of time with Joanne, my wife of 50 years, my 3 children and my 6 grandchildren. I send my very best to all my CC classmates and I hope to see many of you on my next visit to Detroit or, God willing, at our 55th Reunion.”

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THE PSYCHEDELIC ’60s 1961 – FRED LAUCK recently received the State Bar of Michigan’s Champion of Justice award for 2012.

Within the last year, Fred has also published two books. First was Children Of the Greatest Generation... an Emotional History which traces the lives and times of children born to Greatest Generation parents.

Included are numerous references to the lives and times of CC students from 1928 to the present. This book was mentioned in the Winter, 2012, edition of the Aluminator.

Fred’s second book, Wealth Power Politics Jesus takes on recurring historical, political and religious topics of today. These include war; right-to-life principles versus right-towork laws; the never-ending conflict among the middle class, labor unions and corporate America; the great recession of 2008; and many others.

Fred measures those topics of today, which are really topics of every era, against the 2,000-year-old message of Jesus, “the revolutionary who took on the religious powers of his time, and paid dearly with his life.”

1966 – GEORGE TUREK and his wife, Linda, sold the larger of their two companies last year after 34

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years of being in business. They had an opportunity to purchase an airplane that had the accommodations and range to provide worldwide capabilities. Since then they have devoted a minimum of 60% of their total flying time to the provision of free transportation for our wounded and disabled veterans and active duty personnel and their families.

The vast majority of their missions have been at the request of the Veterans Air Command (VAC) which is a wonderful organization founded and run by Walt Fricke. Recently, Walt requested that they fly a widow and the three small children of a fallen U.S. serviceman, USAF Major David Gray, 38, from Colorado to Virginia for Major Gray’s burial at Arlington National Cemetery. They had never flown such a mission, but were privileged to be asked and readily accepted.

1967 - PATRICK BARRY just concluded his 41st year of teaching.

Pat had a wonderful 33-year tenure at Salem High School, PlymouthCanton Schools, where he taught speech and English and coached the debate and forensics teams for several years against the legendary CC coach, Frank Garlicki. He left Salem in 2005 and returned home to teach at his alma mater, Eastern Michigan University, where he teaches public speaking. His CC teachers would be amazed to know that he has spent his career speaking and teaching speech since he was so quiet and successfully managed to escape high school having given only two speeches!

Back home at EMU, Pat founded the Communication, Media and Theatre Arts alumni chapter seven years ago.

In the past seven years, the chapter

Patrick Barry ‘67 - Teacher of the Year

went from zero members to the 1,200 members it has now, making it by far the largest alumni chapter at EMU. It has been successful, as well, winning the Chapter of the Year award in both 2009 and 2011. Pat is also a member of EMU’s Alumni Association Board of Directors. He serves as chairman of the Recognition and Awards committee which annually recognizes outstanding alumni and Eastern teachers.

On May 20, Pat was honored as the EMU Honors College Teacher of the Year. Speaking to the 300 students, faculty and guests, Pat talked about the need to make a difference in the world. In his speech he talked about someone who made a huge difference in his life: William B. Watts ‘40, his beloved band instructor at CC. Mr. Watts interceded during a particularly difficult time in Pat’s life, thus making a profound difference. Because of him, Pat has taught more than 10,000 students in his career. Additionally, Pat mentored twelve student teachers who have all gone on to affect the lives of thousands of students. So Mr. Watts’ influence lives on and will continue to make a difference in the lives of thousands and thousands of people far into the future.

Help Solve Another

Mystery!

Do you recognize anyone in this photo?

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

A former long distance runner, Pat is an avid boater and bicyclist and did his first triathlon in June at 63 years old. A proud CC alumnus, Pat gets to several activities a year at our new campus. He even sports a CC logo on his car, 45 years after graduating!

He tries hard every day to successfully live the CC motto: Teach me goodness, discipline and knowledge.

Pat says, Go Shamrocks!

25th Annual Alumni Association Dinner • April 25, 2013 Please Join Us…

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.

The Catholic Central Alumni Association cordially invites you to attend the 25th Annual Alumni Association Dinner honoring Art Ronan ’47 and Fr. Ken Decker, C.S.B. ’56 as recipients of the Fr. Canning Harrison Distinguished Alumnus Award.

Name: __________________________________ Email: __________________________________

Cost: $150 per person; $250 per couple $50 per person for 2003-2012 graduates and current students $1,000 for a sponsored table of 8

Address: ________________________________

o I/We will attend. Enclosed is $______

Year: ______ Ph: ________________________

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Art Ronan ’47

Rev. Ken Decker, C.S.B. ’56

Thursday, April 25, 2013 6:00 pm Laurel Manor Banquet and Conference Center 39000 Schoolcraft Road Livonia, MI 48150 • $150 per Person • $250 per Couple • $50 per Person for 2003-2012 Alumni and Current Students • $1,000 for a Sponsored Table of 8 For reservations or information, please call the Office of Alumni Relations at (248) 596-3838 or use the convenient reservation form on this page.

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

Use an additional sheet of paper if necessary.

1. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ 4. ________________________________ 5. ________________________________ 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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Pat and his wife of 42 years, Cheryl, have two grown children and a grandson. They live in Livonia most of the year but spend their summers at their cottage, Irish Blessing, in Glen Arbor near the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Park.

THE PSYCHEDELIC ’60s cont.

1968 - The story starts with a phone call to PATRICK O’CONNELL from RICK JAREMSKI in Seattle.

He has a wild idea. Let’s get PAUL McCLOSKEY to join us in Portland and surprise STAN BAWOL, who will be visiting his son’s family.

He wanted us to dress up like lumberjacks or fishermen and see how long it would take Stan to recognize us in unfamiliar surroundings. At first I dismissed the idea, but the more I thought about it the better it sounded.

The three of us were to pull the prank, but changes had to be made on the fly when Stan threatened to drive up to Seattle to visit Rick. Since all the flights and motels had been arranged by this time, some quick thinking on Rick’s part saved the day. He convinced Stan that he had to come down to Portland for a job interview and he could meet up with Stan there. So it was all set up. Rick would bring Stan and his wife, Marcia, to a popular restaurant where we had alerted the staff of what we were up to. True to Rick’s original idea, I went to some lengths to “disguise” myself.

I was wearing a baseball cap with a long ponytail that matched my gray hair and a fake full arm tattoo sleeve (Red Wings) that drew a lot of looks.

Paul, on the other hand, didn’t make any attempt to disguise himself at all, and, since he also lives in Michigan, he’s the one the Bawols see the most!

Oh well, the big moment finally arrived and Rick and the Bawols walked right past me without a glance and sat down in the booth directly behind me. My back was to them and they were looking directly at Paul.

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hear Marcia asking, ”Doesn’t that guy look like Paul?” After a couple more minutes they finally ask, “Paul? Paul is that you?” Completely straight faced, Paul replied, “No, my name is Jim.” “Wow, you look just like a friend of ours back in Michigan.” “Nope, not me.

Want to see my driver’s license?” We let this go on for a while, and since there was no reason that Paul would be in Portland, they were buying into the extraordinary coincidence of finding Paul’s double. When I finally got up and asked to borrow their salt, Stan realized he had been had. We four Catholic Central band geeks had a great time reliving old times and making some new memories. Please, don’t feel sorry for Marcia. She had a cute granddaughter to babysit and didn’t have to put up with us. Here’s a picture of the C.C. Boys, class of ‘68.

1969 - Michael Tilson and Susan Forrest live in Santa Cruz, California. Mike is in the computer software field and has worked on many high tech projects through the years. Recently he co-founded a company that offers a web resource to help people develop more creative and achievable retirement plans.

(See www.retirenoworlater.com.)

Other ventures that Mike has worked on were in areas such as carbon emissions & energy conservation, innovative customer feedback tools, and advanced systems software.

Mike and Susan enjoy travel (their destinations include many European countries, Australia, New Zealand, China, Japan, Iceland, India & Bhutan among others.) Mike once climbed Mt. Fuji by moonlight to watch the sunrise at the summit. For the past few years he has been training fairly seriously in Aikido. He and Fr. Ray Paramo, C.S.B. recently got together to solve the world’s problems.

THE GROOVY ’70s

1969 – FRANK STACKHOUSE writes: I got a call today from Mera [his daughter]. It turns out that the former chairman of the Chemistry Department at Notre Dame (Jerry Freeman ’46) graduated from CC, which I now remember. He is still at Notre Dame. He got the Aluminator, read my bio [in the Fall 2012 issue, page 26] and saw that Mera was there. He looked her up and invited her to meet with him. She said she had a good meeting and conversation.

It was a testimony to the power of the CC network!! Thanks for your role in this, Father.

1972 – JOHN KELLY is the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Reactor Technologies in the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). His office conducts research and development for civilian nuclear reactors and also develops nuclear power sources used by NASA in their space exploration programs.

Before joining DOE, John spent 30 years at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he was engaged in a broad spectrum of reactor safety and advanced reactor research programs. He retired from Sandia in 2010. In October 2011, John received the Alumni Merit Award in Nuclear Engineering from the University

John Kelly ‘72 at Cliffs of Moh

of Michigan. John and his wife, Sue, recently celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary and are now living in Arlington Virginia.

1976 - TOM RUWART writes: Hi Fr. Ray! The family is doing well.

Our daughter, Kaylene, is almost 26, graduated from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design in 2009 with a BFA in Film, and is now gainfully unemployed in her field. Our son, Thomas (version 3.0 as I call him), just finished his 4th year in Electrical Engineering at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities Campus. He has a summer internship at Seagate Technologies in Shakopee, MN. I am amused sometimes at how things play out. During high school, Thomas developed a passion for audio sound systems and building speakers (sound familiar?). He did this pretty much all on his own because prior to my realizing that he had this passion, I did not actively engage him in anything to do with audio engineering or electronics.

But wait, there’s more. First a little background. I came to Minnesota in 1977 when I started working for Control Data Corporation. The division I worked for built all the disk drives that were used in Control Data computer

systems. I eventually left Control Data in 1984 to pursue other fun things. In the meantime, Control Data spun off the disk drive division into their own company called Imprimis along with bunches of the people whom I had worked with from 1977 to 1984. A few years later, Seagate Technologies bought Imprimis and eventually moved the Seagate headquarters to Minnesota where they currently reside in Skakopee.

So, the odd part of all this is that, with no help from me, Thomas is working for the same people (sort of) that I started working for in 1977.

Kara and I just passed our 30-year wedding anniversary this past May and we are looking forward to another 30 years or more. Kara works part time making people look beautiful (or handsome or both). She also likes to spend time gardening and doing volunteer work at the church.

Me, I work from home most of the time these days. I do contract consulting for companies that have problems with really large data storage systems. I specialize in helping these companies figure out why the Bugatti Veyron they just bought has all the spunk of a 1978 Chevette as well as what to do about it.

I also review and write lots of papers.

Ironically, I hated English class and reading/writing in high school. Spending 20 years at a research institution changed all that. Speaking of working at a research institution (and currently holding an official title of Mad Scientist), I have been meaning to send another note to the Aluminator about how you inspired me to go into the sciences. Even though I do not do hard-core physics per se on a day-to-day basis, I still follow scientific progress in physics and several other disciplines as closely as I can through the various journals such as

New Scientist, Nature, Science, Scientific American, and Dilbert (I need a dose of reality once in a while). And it’s all your fault - in a good way. In my spare time, of which I have very little, I tinker with comically-small cars like a 1973 MG Midget and a 1972 Honda 600 Coupe yes - just like the one I had just after high school.

THE TECHNO ’80s 1987 – BRENT VALENTI has now relocated to Cleveland, Ohio, as the lead producer for the Cleveland Cavaliers & Fox Sports Ohio. For the past 12 years, he has been an associate producer and producer for Fox Sports Detroit and Fox Sports Wisconsin. Brent has produced magazine shows, pregame shows and games for the Red Wings, Tigers, Pistons, Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Bucks and now the Cleveland Cavaliers.

He is lucky to be a 4-time regional Emmy winner, winning for production of Tigers Weekly, Pistons Season Preview show and two for Bucks Basketball game and pregame broadcasts. He and his wife, Donna (Royal Oak Shrine ‘90), were married in 1992 by Fr. John Menner, C.S.B. at Shrine Catholic Church in Royal Oak and are blessed with three girls: Criss Ann-7, Liliana-5 and Alyana-2. Brent and his family reside in North Royalton, Ohio.

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THE TECHNO ’80s cont.

1989 – MAJ. BRYAN SMYLIE was deployed to Afghanistan in July 2012.

He is estimated to return in the winter of 2013. Bryan is in 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, G-3 Plans Officer, Regional Command, Helmand Province. He is pictured with his commanding officer, Major General Sturdevant.

Fall 2012 Mystery Photo Identified Jim Gibbons ’68 called to say that the young man in front is Brian Fortune ’75.

Craig Dahl ’80 called to say he thought it was Bernard Bartos ’80 and Allen Carl ’80.

Carmine Palombo ’70 and Paul MacDonald ’70 correctly identified the three students as Robert Repicky ’70, the late Gary Fortune ’70, and Mark Sklut ’70.

two marathons and a triathlon, and also enjoys hiking, biking, photography and skiing.

THE HAPPENING ’90s 1998 – ERIC CARLSON earned a Doctorate in Biomedical Engineering from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland.

Commencement ceremonies were held on May 24, 2012. While at Johns Hopkins, Eric worked at the MindBrain Institute doing research on the brain’s vision system and adaptations made to efficiently process visual cues from the natural world. Eric received his Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan in 2002.

He is currently a postdoctoral researcher at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York, working on visual prosthetics. For fun and relaxation, Eric is an avid runner, having completed Eric Carlson ‘98 8

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1998 – CHRIS MISTAK is the Village Chef at Grand Targhee Resort in Alta, Wyoming. This past summer, two of our current students, Evan ’13 and RJ Moran ’16, and their family stopped at Chris’ restaurant for a bite to eat while they were taking their summer vacation out west. Evan and RJ were wearing CC shirts at the time and Chris immediately noticed and introduced himself.

RJ Moran ’16, Chris Mistak ‘98 and Evan Moran ‘13

1999 – JUSTIN CESSANTE Director of Community Relations for a 501-C non – profit in Metro Detroit was the recipient of the Community Leadership Civic award at the Twilight Gala September 15, 2012. The Twilight Benefit

Foundation Community Leadership Award recognizes individuals and organizations whose leadership has made a significant impact in their particular Detroit metro area communities. This work may confront societal or civic issues, address health or environmental concerns, or promote arts and humanities. The event celebrates people who are rolling up their sleeves, taking initiative, and solving problems in their neighborhoods and communities.

This year the group of less than Ten Community Leaders received Honoree awards at the Gala. The Community Leadership Awards showcase individual or organizational excellence in leadership as demonstrated by outstanding initiative, impact of work, and inspiration of others. With each award, The Twilight Foundation publicly affirms present achievements, seeks to encourage further work on the part of the recipients, and hopes to motivate others to follow their lead in service to Detroit metro area Twilight Award winner communities.

Justin Cessante ‘99

THE VIRTUAL ’00s 2003 – ERIC CICILIAN earned his silver wings on August 17, 2012, at Laughlin Air Force Base in Del Rio, Texas. Brigadier General Mark Dillon presented 2d Lt. Cicilian the Eric Cicilian ‘03 Order of Daedalians AETC Commanders Trophy, earned for the highest overall flying and academic rating throughout the program. Training for certification in the KC-135 refueling jet continues in Altus, Oklahoma.

2006 – DEREK KORZYM is now residing on St. Maarten, in the Netherland Antilles, to attend medical school at the American University of the Caribbean. Derek will spend twenty months there and then return to the United States to do his clinical rotations.

Derek received a partial merit scholarship to attend the university.

He has acclimated Derek Korzym ‘06 well to island living and looks forward to the rest of his time at the school. He has not yet declared his specialty but is enjoying his studies at this time.

2007 – WESTON FRANCIS is a program manager for an international UK company in China that manufactures vents for cars. He manages things from the design stage, to tooling, production, assembly and shipping. Weston is in contact with customers and suppliers around the world. Sometimes, he flies

to Europe and other places to meet with customers face to face. In doing so, he gets to use his language skills in English, German and French. Furthermore, he has an amazing opportunity to start learning Chinese as well.

2008 – STEVEN BOKSHAN graduated from the University of Michigan and is now in his second year of Medical School at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.

2008 - JONATHAN CICCARELLI writes: I’m twenty-one years old and currently attend the College for Creative Studies in Detroit, Michigan. With a major in Illustration and a minor in Fine Arts I hope to make a dent in the art world as either a storyboard artist and/or an illustrator of childhood and phi fi books. I enjoy drawing the human anatomy as well as painting scary creatures. It has been a passion of mine ever since I could remember.

In fact all I ever drew as a kid were Ninja Turtles… I think anyone can do what I do. It just takes hours of practice, and not to mention the desire to be an artist. For anyone who is thinking about pursuing an art career, take my word for it. It’s great!

THE CONNECTED ’10s 2012 – BEAU BLOOMFIELD, JACK DOYLE and ALEX GOINGS attended the Purdue-Notre Dame football game at the University of Notre Dame on Saturday, September 8, 2012. Beau is currently attending the University of

Jack Doyle ‘12, Beau Bloomfield ‘12, and Alex Goings ‘12

Notre Dame, Jack attends nearby Holy Cross, and Alex is a student at Purdue University.

Shamrocks! Shamrocks!

Shamrocks everywhere!

Three weeks before the start of the 20122013 school year, longtime CC teacher, Sherry Lefforge was vacationing and encountered five current CC students.

She submitted the following: “I was walking along Lake Superior and I heard the voices of “my boys.” “Come on,” I thought. Sure I miss them but this is nuts---their voices?! Then Nate turned in my direction and bellowed, “Ms. Lefforge!” And of course, we needed a picture. Every day is a great day to be surrounded by Shamrocks!”

From the left: Nathan Wierzgac ’13, Ben Wierzgac ’16, Michael Trupiano ’13, Ms. Lefforge, Evan Moran ’13, Joe Jabbour ’13 and RJ Moran ’16

2012 – JOSEPH KRISTOFIK was among eight Michigan and Ohio students awarded scholarships by Christopher Ilitch awards Ilitch Charities.

Joseph Kristofik ’12.

The student athletes from the Little Caesars AAA Hockey Club and the Little Caesars Amateur Hockey League (LCAHL) were honored at a ceremony at Hockeytown Cafe in Detroit emceed by Ken Daniels, playby-play announcer for the Detroit Red Wings on Fox Sports Detroit television.

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Getting To Know Alumni Association Members

Young Alumni Profile Colin Bonathan ’09 Concept Car Design by Matt Roush Reprinted from http://www.ltu.edu/news/?_ opt=detail&_cid=b71580e9-2382-41f8-8fd185e1cd273770

SOUTHFIELD — A concept for an electric Lincoln Continental for 2025 will be displayed as a quarter-scale model at the Lawrence Technological University exhibit at the 2012 North American International Auto Show in Detroit.

Lawrence Tech students Colin Bonathan and Jeeho Cha came up with the plans as a summer project in Lawrence Tech’s undergraduate degree program in transportation design, and the model was built in Ford Motor Co.’s product development center. Lawrence Tech’s exhibit will be in the main concourse of Cobo Hall.

In designing the exterior, Bonathan paid close attention to computational fluid dynamics in order to maximize the aerodynamic values of the concept car. The sleek body is designed to cut through the air with streamlined wheel housings, “active” wheels with wide tires, and a grill that balances aerodynamic and cooling requirements.

Cha designed the interior with a mahogany console and floor and fully reclining Alcantara seats. The Lincoln emblem is part of the glass roof design, and at night the actual location of the stars are projected onto the roof. A bonsai tree is in a retractable console in the back seat. Other luxury features include a retractable food cooler and beverage dispenser, center-opening doors, and a sliding trunk bed. Ford officials liked the concept so much that they commissioned the quarter-scale

model for display at the Auto Show.

The Lawrence Tech students used computer design programs to develop their concept car, making it relatively easy for the professionals at Ford to build the model. The students bypassed the traditional clay modeling and went straight to the computer programs that generate the specifications used to manufacture the parts of a scale model or an actual automobile.

This level of technology training isn’t found at other undergraduate programs, according to Adjunct Professor Doug Gaffka, a retired Ford designer.

“Lawrence Tech students are way ahead of other design schools in terms of computer technology. I’m impressed by the way that this Lincoln Continental model comes apart.

The students are thinking ahead to how the model will be displayed,” Gaffka said.

Bonathan explained that he started with the desired wheel base and then placed the occupants, the electrical system and other components in his concept vehicle before he finalized his design ideas for the exterior.

“We’re not just doing pretty pictures. We’re designing beautiful cars that actually work,” Bonathan said of the transportation design program at Lawrence Tech.

Bonathan visited the design center of Ford’s product development center in Dearborn where the model was fabricated from the electronic designs. One decision that needed to be made was the color scheme of the model.

“We have visualization in the programs we use so we can put in a color to see what it looks like,” Bonathan said.

This Lincoln Continental concept car was designed by Lawrence Tech transportation design students Colin Bonathan and Jeeho Cha. A quarter-scale model was on display at the Lawrence Tech exhibit at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.

This was Cha’s first opportunity to design an automobile interior, and the experience may change his career path.

“I like doing interiors more now. It’s not just one form, but several forms that have to be designed in a cohesive way. There are more problems to solve,” said Cha, who chose Lawrence Tech because of its comprehensive approach to transportation design that includes technical and engineering aspects.

The director of the transportation design program is Keith Nagara, a former Ford designer who also has a master’s degree in mechanical engineering.

He emphasizes the importance of engineering factors that must be dealt with before a car design can move to the manufacturing phase.

“There is a technology influence that makes Lawrence Tech’s program unique. These students think holistically, go beyond styling, and take manufacturing into account in their designs,” said Adjunct Professor Brian Baker.

Colin Bonathan ’09 Biography Since graduating from Catholic Central three years ago, I have been studying Transportation Design at Lawrence Technological University. Involved in this is designing, sketching, hand and computer rendering, and clay and computer modeling. What is so unique about this profession is that the artwork, no matter how beautiful it might be, is not the end result. It is instead a stepping stone towards the greater goal of creating a product which positively impacts people’s lives. I found this degree to be a perfect fit because of the challenge it offers me: to reconcile beauty and emotion with engineering issues surrounding a car. It is an incredible experience to watch an idea become manifest. Even more exciting, however, is the prospect of having someone someday purchase and drive something I have created.

While at LTU, I have completed a number of freelance jobs, including freelance work for Studebaker and suppliers to the Big 3. Next summer I am starting an internship with General Motors at their Warren Tech Center. I will be graduating in May of 2013, with the goal of being a car designer at one of the major automakers.

Transportation Design is an incredibly competitive profession. In the past it has been compared to becoming a player in the NFL in terms of job availability.

Because of this, I advise prospective students to make sure they are passionate about cars, art, and design. Your time at CC will have prepared you to a large extent for the hard work ahead; however, it takes passion and perseverance to get through the long nights in the studios. I think that in the end it will be worth it; creating beautiful rolling sculptures that are coveted and stand the test of time.

More here http://detroit.cbslocal.com/2012/01/10/lawrence-tech-students-propose-2025-lincoln-continental/ 10

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Walt Kreucher ‘69 Dandelion Man - The Four Loves Walt Kreucher ’69 has written his first novel, Dandelion Man – The Four Loves, a tender, funny romance novel with a Catholic perspective.

Precious few individuals will marry their high school sweetheart and live happily ever after. This story is about the rest of us. It is about the four loves C. S. Lewis describes in his book of the same name.

Dandelion Man is set in and around the city of Detroit during the late 60s and early 70s, a time of the Age of Aquarius, Hair and free love.

But don’t expect anything that simple. The Greeks (and C. S. Lewis) distinguished among familial or affectionate love (storge); friendship (philia); romantic love (eros); and spiritual love (agape).

Wally arrives at the funeral of the father of his first love where he meets Dee once again after forty years, greeting her with a kiss on the forehead. Dee introduces her dear friend to her twenty something daughter, Corinne. They get to chatting, and the daughter recognizes him from bits and pieces of stories her mom shared with

her growing up.

“Oh, my god, you’re dandelion man,” she exclaims. Anxious to learn what her mother was like as a teenager, the two make plans to meet for dinner where the protagonist reminisces about his first love and provides the daughter insights into a unique facet of her mom.

Dandelion Man is a fictional memoire dealing with the difficult decisions that crop up in relationships. It is available in paperback or electronic form on Amazon and through the Kindle store.

The author’s website can be found at: www.walt.kreucher.net.

Kevin Roberts ‘87 | Movers, Dreamers, and Risktakers Kevin Roberts ’87 holds an M.A. in ADHD studies. He runs ADHD Success-in-School groups for teens, conducts camps for children with ADHD, and is the cofounder of The EmpowerADD Project — an organization that seeks to launch creative ADHD young adults into successful lives. He is the author of Cyber Junkie: Escape the Gaming and Internet Trap (2010) and the forthcoming book Movers, Dreamers, and Risk-Takers: Unlocking the Power of ADHD (June 2012), which Roberts has dedicated to the Boys and Girls Clubs of America, an organization that Roberts says “put his life on the right path.”

Roberts has been featured on television stations around the country including KABC (LA); WTMJ (Milwaukee); WKBD (Detroit); and CBS (Boston).

He is an education and AHD expert for eHow. com and Expert Beacon. He is a frequent guest on radio programs and he has written articles for print publications such as Attention!

The Autism/Asperger’s Digest and Exceptional Parent. Roberts has also been interviewed and contributed original content to many blogs and websites. You can find him blogging regularly

on his own site www.kevinjroberts.net.

According to Amazon.com, Robert’s new book, Movers, Dreamers, and Risk-Takers: Unlocking the Power of ADHD (June 2012), “takes a fresh approach to this much-writtenabout topic to help those with ADHD — their parents, teachers, and friends — to tap the hidden strengths and actual advantages inherent in the ADHD personality.

Those with ADHD have a predisposition to confronting the challenges of life and a deep preference for perceiving the world creatively. Roberts helps readers appreciate how the perceptual, interpersonal, and cognitive differences of “ADHDers” like these can be translated into unique skills and talents that can enhance their ability to be successful socially, academically, and in their careers.

Roberts combines the latest research with personal stories, as well as insights born from

his work with those with ADHD. He shows readers how to get past the stigma of this condition to eventually turn what have been seen as “symptoms” into character strengths and creative ways to make life richer and more interesting for themselves and the people around them.”

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Michael Jay ‘70

Allen Watts ’71

Dog Water Free

Caution: Electrical Hazard

Meet Joe Black visits The Wonder Years in the true story of Dog Water Free, a memoir by debut author Michael Jay ’70. Free excerpts are available at Amazon/Kindle and iTunes.

Dog Water Free chronicles the uplifting journey of a boy named Mikee whose comingof-age search for emotional truth lands a dumbstruck orphan from a family living in the heart of Detroit’s Westside front and center before England’s Queen, America’s Maestro, and the first non-Italian Pontiff in more than 400 years.

As a family saga, Dog Water Free triumphs by celebrating a remarkable hero in the person of an ordinary mom who is thrust into an extraordinary situation in a neighborhood of the city she loves.

Mikee is eleven when his world turns upside down. His mom has just received news from her doctor. She has a year to prepare her family for her death. Her passing will leave the man she loves and the four children she cherishes alone to fend for themselves. “At least you will always have your dad,” she comforts. Still on her mission fifteen months later, her focus heightens when her husband drops dead.

With that, Mikee’s improbable journey begins.

Allen Watts ’71, son of Robert T. Watts ’45 and nephew of William B. Watts ’40, is a life-long resident of Michigan.

He was born in Detroit, but was raised in one of the suburbs. Educated in the Catholic school system, he also attended Wayne State University. He is a recent retiree of General Motors, spending thirty plus years on both sides of the fence as an hourly and supervisory employee. Married, both he and his wife come from large families. They enjoy traveling in the U.S. and frequently spend time at their vacation home in Northern Michigan. Mr. Watts enjoys working with his hands. Most of the time, he can be found repairing, restoring and refinishing. He loves the outdoors and is an avid golfer and hunter. When not on the course, in the woods, or puttering around the workshop, he’s content just cutting the grass. Relaxing each night with a good book is what pushed him to write his own. Caution: Electrical Hazard is his first novel, but not his proudest achievement, as he is the father of three wonderful adult children.

About the Author Michael Jay grew up in Detroit where he attended Catholic Central High School at 6565 W. Outer Drive. He is a graduate of Harvard College. He earned his MBA at Northeastern University in 1983.

His coming-of-age memoir, Dog Water Free, is dedicated to his college roommate, Assistant U.S. Attorney Tom Wales, who plays a pivotal role in the story, and who many believe to be the only Federal Prosecutor in U.S. history to have been killed in the line of duty. Now eleven years since his murder, legions of friends and colleagues pray for closure for his family since a $1 million reward established by the U.S. Department of Justice has gone unclaimed.

Michael lives in Idaho.

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Synopsis: Clear weather on a beautiful summer day turns into a frighteningly huge storm.

Two lives are greatly affected; a washed up pro golfer and a National Guard pilot. They both are struck by lightning and suffer the same injuries and after effects. Bobby Thomas and Capt. Tony Burns each beat the odds and survive the deadly strike, but the storm super cell has created an electromagnetic pulse. It chemically and magnetically altered their bodies at the sub-atomic level giving them a telekinetic power that enables both to move and control small objects.

A government agency, DARPA, wants to use their ‘gift’ for different purposes. Tony uncovers the plot and goes into hiding. Bobby wants to use his new found power to further a lost career, but a gambling debt catches up to him. Denied the fame and luxuries of her husband’s misspent youth, Sherry Thomas schemes to jump start her husband’s path to golfing stardom, at the same time eliminating his sordid past.

Together, Tony and Bobby form an uneasy alliance. Their lives change as they combine attributes to defeat those trying to use them for their own sinister purposes. A runaway division of the Defense Department, unsuspecting doctors and scientists, corrupt lawyers, gamblers and murder face them each step of the way.

Mike Graham ’60 | The Snow Angel

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Mike Graham ’60 recently had his first novel, The Snow Angel, released as a paperback. It has also been optioned as a possible film.

Based on a true story, this gripping novel of crime and redemption explores the kidnapping of a young boy during the Christmas holidays, and the anguished and impassioned search, led by three detectives, Ralph Kane, Isaiah Bell and their boss, Inspector Roberta Easterly, to find him and his captors before it is too late. As they navigate political maneuverings within the police department and delve deep into the city’s underworld, Kane and Bell must each confront their own personal demons in order to bring peace and healing to a shattered community.

Author Mike Graham worked in Air Force counter-intelligence during the Vietnam era, then as an award-winning crime reporter.

Later, he became a criminal investigator and investigative journalist before becoming a screenwriter for television and film.

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Fred Wenson ’47 Braiding Palms Is a 65-Year Family Tradition

by Robert Delaney of The Michigan Catholic, Published June 20, 2008 Anyone who has ever seen the elaborately braided palm carried by Archbishop Allen Vigneron during the procession at a Palm Sunday Mass at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament has seen the work of Frederick “Fritz” Wenson. In fact, anyone who has seen the braided palms carried in previous years by Detroit archbishops going all the way back to Cardinal Edward Mooney has seen the work of the Wenson family. It is a tradition that goes back 65 years, established by his mother, Katherine Marie Wenson. Frederick Wenson ’47 who now lives in Surprise, Ariz., and belongs to St. Clare of Assisi Parish there, recalls how it all got started. “In 1943, I was in the eighth grade at Blessed Sacrament Elementary School. My eighth grade teacher was a nun named Sr. Ludmilla. She was in charge of decorating the altar at the cathedral,” he remembers.

Just before Palm Sunday that year, Wenson’s mother braided a small palm for him to take to his teacher. “When Sr. Ludmilla saw the braided palm, she phoned my mother and asked mom if she would consider braiding palms for the cardinal for use during the next year’s blessing of palms ceremony. My mother was honored and agreed,” he recounts. So, Sr. Ludmilla got together with Wenson’s mother to discuss the matter, and St. Ludmilla told her at least a dozen braided palms would be needed – one for each member of the clergy who would be taking part in the procession.

His mother agreed to supply as many as would be needed, but to do so she informed young Fritz and his two brothers and sister that she would teach them the art of palm-braiding, so they could help make all that would be required. Well, his brothers were not interested, but he and his sister, Shirley, were. “We braided the palms, but my mother said she would braid a special palm for the cardinal. After all, he was the main celebrant and deserved the best one,” Wenson says.

So, “On Palm Sunday, 1944, Cardinal Mooney and his concelebrants carried woven/braided palms from the gym, at Belmont and John R, to the front of the cathedral, and up the aisle to the altar,” he continues.

Wenson tells how Cardinal Mooney was so impressed with the braided palms that he had an assistant gather them up after Mass, and he kept them in his private chapel. And the cardinal told the Wensons he would keep them all until the following year, when he would have them burned for the Ash Wednesday distribution, all except that one Mrs. Wenson had braided especially for him, which he would keep as a memento. “He said he considered that his braided palm was perhaps better than the one the pope carried during 14

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He said he was very proud of it, and this made my mother cry,” Wenson recalls. His mother Archbishop Allen Vigneron and made young Fritz Fred Wensen ’47 at Palm Sunday Mass promise he would never braid a special palm for anyone other than Detroit’s archbishops. Well, it would also be all right to braid one for the pope, should that opportunity ever arise. And Wenson says he has kept that promise. What started back then with Cardinal Mooney has continued through his successors, Cardinals John Dearden, Edmund C. Szoka and Adam Maida.

Over the years, the braided palms have become more complex in design. “The palms today are much more elaborate than in 1943,” Wenson says, adding there have been some other changes to the tradition. “Of course, they do not have the parade on Belmont anymore,” he notes, because of the renovation of the cathedral and reconfiguring of the grounds. The blessing of the palms used to be done in the gym, at Belmont and John R. “Now, the blessing is done in the back of the cathedral or outside on the plaza, weather permitting,” he continues. But Wenson is still braiding palms, year after year.

“My son, Tony, who lives in West Bloomfield Township, sends me the palms, and I do one for the cardinal and bring it back to Michigan and visit with the cardinal,” he says. Tony Wenson, a member of Prince of Peace Parish, has also learned the art of palm-braiding. “We now braid two special palms for the cardinal. One, I do, the other my son Tony does,” Frederick Wenson says. “To perpetuate the 65- year-old tradition, my son has learned to braid a special palm. The cardinal keeps one, and the other is kept at the cathedral, with great care, by the rector, Msgr. Michael LeFevre, for viewing during Holy Week,” he continues. Wenson recalls feeling it a special honor when, in the early days of Cardinal Szoka’s time as archbishop, he and his wife were invited to join then-Archbishop Szoka, Cardinal John Dearden and Msgr. James Robinson, SSE, the cathedral rector then, for lunch at the archbishop’s residence. “Wow!” he says.

Another thrill for Wenson comes when, every year, during the Palm Sunday Mass recessional, when Cardinal Maida “stops at my pew, offers me his ring for me to kiss, and thanks me. Again, wow! This brings tears to my eyes and I know that wherever my mom is, she is very proud of me,” he adds. Wenson’s special talent has been recognized with a Michigan Heritage Award, and the History Channel even did a piece about him, but he does not seek any recognition.

“I am reluctant to have what I do publicized. I have done it for my mom, my cardinals and, of course, for God. That’s all I need.”

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A Christmas Wish to All Shamrocks

By Bill Downs ’61 Some years ago, during the Christmas season while on business, we were at a restaurant called The Buena Vista in the San Francisco wharf area. While waiting for our order, a limousine pulled up and five guys in red Santa Claus hats and black tuxedos leaped out. One of them had an accordion.

As they entered the café, they broke into Jingle Bells while the entire restaurant joined into an impromptu caroling party.

It was really wild and spectacular!

Fast forward a few years and we would use this format to create a great Christmas gathering for our CC crowd from 1961.

We called John Rioux ’61 first. All that was said was “Tuxedo, stag party, our office, 5:00 pm next Tuesday…..,” Rioux cut us off with “I’m there.” He then asked what we were doing on Tuesday. The response was that “you already committed.

We’ll see you Tuesday.” We wouldn’t tell him.

It gave us the idea to invite everyone in this way. One by one, with the same anonymous invitation all the guys committed to be there Tuesday at 5:00 pm in tuxes without a clue of what the gathering was all about. There were three exceptions: Walt Lipiec ’61 (1961 State Championship High Scorer 22 points) who had to bring his accordion to play for us.

Father Dick Elmer, C.S.B. ’46 who agreed to join the cocktail hour and Pete Murphy ’61 who lived in New York City and absolutely couldn’t make it into Detroit.

At 5:00 pm on Tuesday, we first played Pete Murphy’s video of him in front of the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree wearing a Tuxedo and a Yankee hat wishing us all a great holiday.

We then passed out Santa Claus hats to everyone. Finally, Walt Lipiec started playing Santa Claus Is Coming To Town.

Everyone got it. We then had drinks, hors d’oeuvres and hit the road caroling in our 15-person van.

Front row: Brian Motter ’61, John Rioux ’61, Gerry Grzywacs ’62, Walt Lipiec ’61 Back row: Rick Lineberger (Driver), John Goetz ’61, Fred Lauck ’61, Ed Hamacher ’61, Tim Watts ’69, Mickey Farkas ’61, Paul Travalini (Hon ’69), Bill Downs ’61, Tim O’Hara ’61

Merry Christmas

To You from Catholic Central Mary Alma Mater Prayer Card

We had an electric megaphone that was passed around so only the primary story teller spoke in the van at any one time.

This got kind of old after six hours; however, the stories were great and audibly magnified. We made five separate stops getting the crowd to stand up at each place and sing with us.

As you might expect, the enthusiasm was truly over the top CC! The singing was really fun, but far below Father Donoher’s standards.

Fred Lauck ’61 said we lost control somewhere around our third stop. Actually, the night was so much fun we felt that we could never duplicate it, and we haven’t.

Mary Alma Mater mosaic

by Jason Blacha ‘11 and Miles Trealout ‘11

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL SHAMROCKS FROM THE CLASS OF ’61 FROM 6565 WEST OUTER DRIVE!

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As 2012 comes to a close, I am pleased to report that the St. Basil Legacy Society has now reached seventy members. These people have all made the unique commitment to help secure the future of Catholic Central and assure that the mission of teaching Goodness, Discipline, and Knowledge will continue into the future so that over one thousand young men per year will be prepared to become productive members of our Church, country, and society. We should all ask ourselves what other organization can boast of such an accomplishment over the past eighty-four year timeframe? I submit, few if any.

On behalf of the Basilian Fathers, faculty, parents, friends, and the students of today and tomorrow, think about joining this effort to secure CC’s future. Don’t we owe future young boys the same opportunity we had to become a part of this great institution? As you do the annual review of your finances and estate plans this time of the year, think not only about your current investments but also about what you will leave behind for your children, grandchildren and the organizations you hold dear. Make CC a part of that group. It is an investment in the future that you will not regret, for it will continue to pay wonderful dividends for generations to come.

For information on how to include CC in your legacy plan, please call (248) 596-3845 or email rseichter@catholiccentral.net at your earliest convenience.

Merry Christmas,

Rudy Seichter ’59 Director of Planned Giving

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Joe Maiorana ’77 - Joe’s Produce & Gourmet Market In May 2012, Joe introduced his community to Joe’s Meat & Seafood.

A 5,500 square foot shoppe adjacent to the original market featuring the absolute finest quality meats and seafoods. In November 2012, Joe’s kingdom expanded to include the Art of Bread – a bakery adjacent to the Meat & Seafood Shoppe, selling the finest homemade breads, baked fresh daily.

Joe’s - A History In 1945 Gaspare Maiorana bought an apple orchard on Seven Mile Road in Livonia Michigan. It included a home and a roadside stand. There on the street corner, he sold apples and seasonally grown produce to friends and neighbors.

Fifteen years later Gaspare brought his son Joe Sr. into the family business.

Joe’s interests were in retailing, and it soon became apparent that there was a need to open a produce market to better serve the community.

In 1967 they opened Joe’s Produce. The store has been changed and modified throughout the years to meet the needs of its customers, yet even today, Joe’s Produce has the same commitment to quality and service that Gaspare and Joe Sr. had 50 years ago.

Joe Jr. cares deeply about each and every product they sell. From supporting Michigan farmers and food manufacturers, and finding the best local products to share with his customers. More than just a produce market, Joe’s is a full service gourmet market, featuring cheeses, wines, specialty grocery items, catering, scratch bakery and prepared foods using only the best ingredients.

Joe’s - The Present and Future Joe’s Produce received an extensive facelift and expansion in 2007 and was renamed Joe’s Produce & Gourmet Market. One is hard pressed to find a more impressive display of product that includes: produce, meats, gourmet deli, flowers and fine wines. At Joe’s, customers are treated as guests and are privy to the talents of 12 Culinarians, all locally trained at Schoolcraft College. Everything at Joe’s is made from scratch with an extra special emphasis on affordability and service without ever sacrificing freshness or quality.

Joe – A Proud Shamrock Joe is a proud family man who cherishes his wife Cathy, with whom he recently celebrated 25 years of marriage, and son Joe Anthony and daughter Catherine Ashley. He attributes much of his success in life and in business to the foundation that was provided for him at Catholic Central. Among those that influenced him the most, Joe lists Coach Tom Mach, Coach Tony Magni, Coach Mike Rodriguez, Mr. Bob Santello ’58 and Fr. Richard Elmer, C.S.B. ’46.

Joe’s personal philosophy was founded during his time at CC. He believes CC taught him that “if you want something bad enough, it can happen.”

Joe most accurately summarized our interview by stating that “CC gave me the drive to want to succeed and made me feel like I could achieve anything that I wanted to.” Over the years, Joe has achieved beyond all the dreams he ever had as a young man riding his grandfather’s tractor on the original family farm in the 1960s. And Joe has never forgotten his CC roots and consistently gives back to CC as a long-time supporter of the annual Alumni Dinner, participant in the annual Family Fest and most recently as caterer to the Shamrock football team UNITY dinners.

Joe Maiorana is a man of character, integrity and faith. The CC community is grateful for Joe’s passion and commitment to his family, his community, and his Alma Mater. ‘

Goodness, Discipline & Knowledge, the virtues of Catholic Central High School and the Basilian Fathers. Add to those virtues the characteristics of toughness, tenacity and determination and you have described Joe Maiorana. Known as one of the toughest men to ever walk our hallowed halls, the Spirit of CC is lived everyday as Joe Maiorana serves the western suburbs with the finest meat, produce and customer service as the proud Owner / President of Joe’s Produce & Gourmet Market in Livonia.

In addition to all of this, Joe’s Gourmet Catering & Events offers complete catering & event planning services for corporate meetings, cocktail receptions, family picnics, graduation parties and weddings. No matter your request, Joe’s can complete every detail of your event – from custom menus, linens, white peaked tents to floral arrangements and entertainment. For seasonal gift giving, Joe’s offers Specialty Gift Baskets shipped anywhere in the world. Joe’s has it all!

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Athletic Coaching

at Catholic Central high school

One look at the victory flags in our gym tells us that CC has a great athletic tradition. All of our many teams have excelled throughout the years. There is no doubt about the athletic ability and determination of our students. However, anyone who works with youth will tell you that youthful talent is not enough, whether in athletics, drama, debate, quiz bowl or other such intense endeavors. The work of talented and dedicated coaches is required to focus and succeed.

Therefore, in this issue we want to feature the coaching tradition behind the athletic tradition of CC. We may do that for other fields later, but here we want to focus on our athletic coaching tradition. From the beginning in 1928 to the present, many names of prominent athletic coaches come to mind. They are such names as Fr. James Martin, C.S.B., Coach Bill Foley ’42, Coach Bernie Holowicki, Coach Tom Mach, etc.

We will bring some of these to mind and introduce to you those that are continuing that tradition today.

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FR. MARTIN One cannot begin to summarize coaching at CC without first highlighting the man that is synonymous with CC Athletics, Fr. James Martin, C.S.B. Believed by many to be the “founding father” of the CC Athletic Department, Fr. Martin became the school’s first Athletic Director in 1942. Before that, Fr. Martin served as head varsity football, basketball and, most notably, baseball coach. He is the founder of the Boys’ Bowl football game which began against Fr. Flanagan’s Boys Town from Omaha, Nebraska. His baseball teams are famous for winning fifteen consecutive Catholic League championships and for sending multiple players to the major leagues. Fr. Martin has been inducted into the Catholic Central, Detroit Catholic League and Michigan Sports Halls of Fame as well as being honored posthumously with the Fr. Canning Harrison Distinguished Basilian Award. his success as a coach made him one of the most respected men in the amateur hockey world. He helped establish the International High School Hockey League in which he saw four of his teams win state championships. For his involvement in amateur hockey, Fr. Enright was awarded the Larry Aurie Memorial Trophy at the annual Red Wings Face-off Dinner in 1959.

Fr. Enright also spent many years as a baseball coach at CC. His accomplishments have been recognized with induction into the Catholic Central and Detroit Catholic League Halls of Fame.

He was also honored with the Fr. Canning Harrison Distinguished Basilian Award.

BASEBALL Since Fr. Martin established the baseball program as a state power, CC has maintained success at the highest level.

With coaches such as Fr. Joe Miller, C.S.B. ’44, Frank Corej and John Salter, the program has won three State Championships (1979, 1987 and 1999).

Since Fr. Enright laid the foundation, the CC hockey program has won 14 state championships (1959, 1961, 1968, 1974, 1994, 1997, 1999-2003, 2005, 2009 and 2010) and two National Championships (1997 and 1999) under the guidance of such men as Rick Repicky ’49, John Gumbleton ’68, Gordie St. John, Todd Johnson ’87 and Mike Giordano.

HOCKEY Another legendary coach in the history of CC is Fr. James Enright, C.S.B. Fr. Enright is well known among alumni for his hockey stick, both on the ice and in the classroom. Fr. Enright took over the hockey program in 1948. His consistent tenure within the hockey program led CC to unprecedented heights. His teams would travel back and forth from Canada, playing the best amateur hockey teams around. His knowledge of the game and A th l eti c Coa c hing at Catho l i c c entraL • w inter 2 0 1 3

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FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL Football at Catholic Central is historic. Since the fall of 1929, the Shamrocks have been a dominant force on the gridiron.

The first notable coach was John Hackett. Coach Hackett led the team to astounding success during his two tenures as coach.

His teams from 1936-1939 won 34 consecutive games and four Catholic League Championships. His 1938 team won the City Championship and is considered to be the school’s first State Champion.

Following Coach Hackett in 1955 was the legendary Bill Foley ’42. Bill was the head varsity basketball and football coach at CC for many years. He is perhaps best known for his basketball teams, but his football teams were successful in their own right. They won three Catholic League Championships in 1960, 1961 and 1963.

Coach Foley’s basketball teams also won three Catholic League Championships. Their greatest success under Coach Foley was the 1961 State Championship. His teams were also state semifinalists four additional times. Bill Foley has been inducted into the Catholic Central and Detroit Catholic League Halls of Fame. He was awarded the Fr. Canning Harrison Distinguished Alumnus Award before his death in 2001.

Presently, our football program is led by Tom Mach. Coach Mach has been at the helm since the fall of 1976 and is our longesttenured football coach. His teams have won well over 300 games and ten State Championships (1979, 1990, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2009) while finishing as state finalists four additional times. Coach Mach has been inducted into the Detroit Catholic League and Michigan High School Football Association Coaches Halls of Fame.

In addition to the aforementioned Bill Foley, the CC basketball program has seen its share of great coaches. Succeeding Coach Foley in 1971 was Bernie Holowicki. Coach Holowicki led the Shamrock cagers until 1994 and enjoyed tremendous success during that time. His teams won six Catholic League Championships, 16 District titles, four Regional titles and one State Championship in 1976. Twenty-five of his players went on to play at major Division 1 colleges, and five of his players were drafted by the NBA. Bernie has been inducted into the Catholic Central and Detroit Catholic League Halls of Fame.

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Following Coach Holowicki in 1994 as basketball coach was longtime assistant football coach, Rick Coratti ’69. Coach Coratti led the basketball program until 2006 winning two Catholic League and three District Championships. Coach Coratti has also been a part of ten football state championships and four state finalist teams. In total, he has coached at CC for almost 40 years. He has been inducted into the Detroit Catholic League and Michigan High School Football Association Coaches Halls of Fame.

CROSS COUNTRY AND TRACK & FIELD Another Hall of Fame coach at Catholic Central is Tony Magni.

Coach Magni is currently the head coach of both the Cross Country and Track & Field Teams. Since he began at CC in 1973, he has won six Cross Country State Championships (1983, 1984, 1989, 2001, 2009 and 2010). His programs have also won 35 Catholic League Championships and 20 Regional Titles.

He has been recognized numerous times as the Michigan Coach of the Year and was named National Cross Country Coach of the Year in 2012 by the National High School Athletic Coaches Association. He has been inducted into the Detroit Catholic League Hall of Fame.

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FR. FRENCH The second Athletic Director at Catholic Central was Fr. Gerard French, C.S.B. Fr. French was a terrific math teacher at CC for decades. His passion for sports led him to coach multiple sports, including football, basketball, baseball and boxing. Fr. French believed that every one should box.

It all began in the Belmont Athletic Club (A. C.) and carried over to Outer Drive. He coached many student-athletes to Golden Glove championships. He is a member of both the Catholic Central and Detroit Catholic League Halls of Fame.

WRESTLING Wrestling began as an off-season conditioning program for the football players but has experienced great success over the years as an official sport. Since its inception into CC athletics in 1958 by Coach Lou Yeager ’50, wrestling has won nine State Championships (1969-1971, 1974, 1978, 1983, 1988, 2010 and 2012). The man behind the majority of these titles is Mike Rodriguez. Coach “Rod” took the wrestling program to new heights during his 40-year tenure as head coach. At the time of his retirement in 2007, Coach Rod had the most dual meet victories of any wrestling coach in the state with 734. He coached 27 wrestlers to 37 Individual State Championships and led his team to 26 Catholic League Championships, 23 District Titles, 12 Regional Titles and 8 State Championships. He is a member of the Michigan Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and has been inducted into the Catholic Central and the Detroit Catholic League Halls of Fame.

Since the retirement of Coach Rod, Mitch Hancock ’00 has led the Shamrock grapplers to five Catholic League Titles, two State Championships and 11 Individual State Championships.

TENNIS Tennis has been an official sport at Catholic Central since 1967.

The man who led CC to twenty years of dominance on the courts was Frank Garlicki. Coach Garlicki led the Tennis program from 1971 until 1991. He led his teams to five Catholic League Titles, 18 Regional Championships and two State Championships (1985 and 1986). Coach Garlicki was an incredibly smart man who taught social studies and also coached the Debate Team to multiple state and national titles.

In the years after Frank Garlicki, the tennis program has been led to considerable success by such coaches as Greg Grabowski ’85, Phil Eagleson ’87 and Joe Stafford.

Coach Stafford is our current coach and led the team to the program’s third State Championship in 2010.

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GOLF

SWIMMING

Golf is yet another sport that has experienced its share of success.

Led by Bill Hayes, the former longtime Dean of Students, the Shamrock golfers won two State Championships (2003 and 2010). They have won 13 Catholic League Championships and ten Regional Titles. Over the years they have been coached by such fine coaches as Mike Rodriguez, Orrin Tibbits ’71, Fr. Al Cylwicki, C.S.B. ’50, John Salter and Phil Heyer.

There have not been many female coaches in the history of CC. However, one woman stands out as a leader among men.

The late DeLoris Yager was the Swimming & Diving coach at CC from 1968 until 1987. She led the Shamrocks to ten Catholic League Championships during the 70s and 80s. Coach Yager also coached at Farmington Hills Mercy where she won a State Championship in 1972. DeLoris is a member of the Detroit Catholic League Hall of Fame where she has a swimming scholar-athlete award named in her honor. The Swimming & Diving program has enjoyed continued success since her departure with coaches such as Peter Leonhardt, Jeff Baker and Shannon Dunworth.

The current coaches at Catholic Central continue to lead our student-athletes to tremendous success. They push our students to be the best they can be, not only in their chosen sports, but in the classroom and in life. The best thing about athletics is the life lessons and values that are learned over the course of a season. We learn how to win, and we learn how to handle defeat.

We learn how to persevere through difficult times and overcome obstacles placed in our way, and we learn how to push ourselves and our teammates to achieve our goals. We need mentors to show us the way. Those mentors are the coaches that dedicate their time and energy to the students. They make sacrifices for the betterment of the team. These are the men and women that help us to become the men we are today.

C a tholic

C entral

FALL Cross Country* Varsity; Junior Varsity Tony Magni (40 years) Football* Varsity; Junior Varsity; Freshman Tom Mach (37 years) Soccer Varsity; Junior Varsity; Freshman Gene Pulice (1 year) Tennis Varsity; Junior Varsity Joe Stafford (9 years)

S ta te

1983-84, 1989, 2001, 2009-10 State Finalist: 1982, 1992 1938, 1979, 1990, 1992, 1995, 1997-98, 2001-03, 2009 State Finalist: 1987-88, 1991, 2011 State Regionals: 1996

1985-86, 2010 State Finalist: 1984, 1991, 2000, 2004, 2008

Basketball Varsity; Junior Varsity; Freshman Bill Dyer (7 years) Bowling Varsity; Junior Varsity Allan Bridges (8 years) Hockey Varsity; Junior Varsity Todd Johnson (12 years) Skiing Varsity; Junior Varsity Tom Gable (19 years) Swimming* Varsity Shannon Dunworth (8 years) Wrestling* Varsity; Junior Varsity Mitch Hancock (6 years)

C hampi o ns SPRING

WINTER

*Indicates a sport with a “No-Cut” policy

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S h amrocks

1961, 1976 State Semifinalist: 1944, 1946, 1950, 1952, 1956, 1967-68, 1977 2010 Regional Finalist: 2003 1959, 1961, 1968, 1974, 1994, 1997, 1999-2003, 2005, 2009-10 State Finalist: 1983, 1993, 2004 State Finalist: 1982, 1985-86, 1991, 1995, 2000-01, 2008-10 State Finalist: 1994, 2002

1969-71, 1974, 1978, 1983, 1988, 2010, 2012 State Finalist: 1977, 2011

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Baseball Varsity; Junior Varsity; Freshman Bill Lis (3 years) Golf Varsity; Junior Varsity; Freshman

Lacrosse Varsity; Junior Varsity; Freshman Dave Wilson (8 years) Track* Varsity; Junior Varsity; Freshman Tony Magni (23 years)

1979, 1987, 1999 State Finalist: 1977, 2000 2003, 2010 State Regionals: 1972, 1975-76, 1980, 1984-86, 1988, 1996, 2000, 2003 State Finalist: 1996, 2006-07, 2010 State Regionals: 1956, 1993, 2009-10

Catholic Central 2011-2012

Annual Donor Report

In Grateful Appreciation . . .

Dear CC Alumni, Family and Friends, It is a privilege and an honor to serve you and our school.

And thanks to all of you, and your support of the work of our Advancement Office, I am happy to report that our beloved school is as healthy and as vibrant as it has ever been. In this, our eighth year in Novi, enrollment is better than ever, and the Spirit of CC is alive and well.

What appears on the following pages is the annual Honor Roll of Donors. An honor roll of our Alumni, family and friends who believe in the sacred mission of Catholic Central High School and made an investment during the fiscal year July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012.

This annual report is created to celebrate your generosity and motivate others to do the same. As we all know, CC is the finest Catholic secondary school in the country and on behalf of the Basilian Fathers, students and staff… I humbly say thank you.

Spirit of Catholic Central Giving Levels

Young Alumni Club Annual gift of $50 - $99

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

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

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$ 1,515,272.23 $ 1,201,512.87 $ 2,716,785.10

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

CC Crest Club Annual gift of $500 - $999

Shamrock Circle Gift of $1,000 - $4,999 • A letter from a current CC student • A letter from the CC President • A memento emblematic of your membership

Together, we work to ensure the future of Mary, Alma Mater.

Annual Gifts Endowment TOTAL

Annual gift of $100 - $249

Mary, Alma Mater Society

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

In grateful appreciation to all who believe in the Spirit of CC and made a gift to Catholic Central High School in 2011-2012

Century Club

Founder’s Circle

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

In recognition of your membership, several additional rewards accrue at each level of membership.

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Gift of $5,000 - $9,999 • Personalized Mary Garden Paver • Commemorative Replica Mary Garden Statue • President’s Breakfast

President’s Circle Gift of $10,000 or more • Commemorative Replica St. Basil Statue • President’s Breakfast

President’s Circle Gifts of $10,000 and Up Mr. and Mrs. David J. Butler Mr. John M. Dillon D.D.S. ‘77 Judge and Mrs. Patrick Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Jack N. Lawless III 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. Robert C. Paul ‘80 Mr. John S. Radtke ‘81 Mr. George P. Schwartz ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Szuma Mr. George C. Turek ‘66 Mr. Thomas G. Wolfe ‘77

Founder’s Circle Gifts of $5,000 $9,999 Mr. William F. Barr ‘55 Mr. Kevin W. Carpenter ‘81 Rev. Albert W. Cylwicki C.S.B. ‘50 Mr. Harold J. Koss ‘67 Mr. John E. Lobbia Mr. Joe F. Luther ‘77 Mr. Nemir R. Nadhir ‘78 Mr. Gary R. Schaefer ‘64 Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59 Mr. Stanley M. Sheridan ‘60 Mr. Edmond A. Swad C.P.A. ‘82

Shamrock Circle Gifts of $1,000 $4,999 Dr. and Mrs. James Andonian Dr. Louis C. Argenta ‘61 Mr. James D. Aston ‘47 Mr. Robert E. Barnes Sr. ‘56 Mr. Dennis L. Bencher ‘59 Mr. Russell S. Bohn ‘63 Mr. Samuel A. Borri Jr. ‘55 Mr. David J. Boyd C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Gary J. Brand ‘58 Mr. Ronald L. Brown ‘60 Mr. Gregory F. Budde ‘76 Mr. Nicholas A. Bugajski ‘96 Mr. Charles D. Bullock ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Carroll Mr. Graham J. Clements ‘52 Mr. Doug E. Connolly ‘94 Dr. Francis T. Day M.D. ‘45 Mr. William A. Doyle C.P.A. ‘69 Mr. Brian M. Duggan ‘92 Mr. Walter E. Dunne ‘52 Mr. Augustine Ferrera ‘61 Dr. Thomas J. Fleszar ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gaecke Mr. Vincent E. Grainer ‘61

Mr. and Mrs. Terence J. Griffin Mr. Harry Groth II ‘67 Mr. Bryan T. Gruley ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Grzanowski Mr. Richard N. Harper Jr. ‘44 Hon. Richard P. Hathaway ‘68 Rev. James P. Hayden ‘61 Mr. David A. Holm ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Houska Mr. and Mrs. Urban J. Hubert Mr. Perry C. Huellmantel ‘49 Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Mr. William C. Kase Jr. ‘65 Mr. John H. H. Kauffman III ‘77 John E. Kelly Ph.D. ‘72 Mr. John D. Kluka Mrs. Margaret I. Koppy Mr. Frederick W. Lauck ‘61 Mr. John Lombardi ‘61 Mr. Lee S. Maas ‘48 Dr. and Mrs. Louis S. Magagna Mr. James F. Martin ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Matherly Mr. William L. Matthews C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Gerald F. McCarthy ‘54 Mrs. Marlene McClorey Mr. William J. McNish ‘59 Mr. Louis E. Mioduszewski ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. John G. Mizzi Mr. Ron J. Moskal ‘66 Mr. Mark D. Murawski ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nanni Mr. Mark E. Niehaus ‘79 Mr. John J. O’Brien ‘51 Mr. Kevin J. O’Connor ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Ossowski Mr. David Paul ‘69 Mr. Douglas G. Perenchio ‘49 Dr. Charles A. Porretta ‘45 Ms. Linda Quay Mr. and Mrs. David P. Rabahy Mr. John M. Rady ‘38 The Honorable James J. Rashid and Ms. Ann Macey Mr. Richard Reid Mr. John J. Ronayne III ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rosowski ‘58 Mr. Frank H. Ross ‘51 Mr. Edward A. Ryder ‘57 Mr. Michael D. Schloff ‘65 Dr. and Mrs. Philip T. Schmitt ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Schneider Mr. Kevin J. Sheahan ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shinney Mr. Jack K. Snyder ‘80 Mr. Jay W. Snyder ‘78

Mr. Jeffrey T. Snyder ‘77 Mr. Jonathan J. Snyder ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Soblesky Michael E. Somand M.D. ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Sopha Mr. Joe A. Stachelek ‘85 Mr. Matthew A. Surowiec ‘91 Mr. Francis G. Tenbusch ‘53 Mr. Richard J. Terrill Ph.D. ‘63 Mr. Joseph M. Tollus ‘62 Mr. Milford E. Woodbeck Jr. ‘62

CC Crest Club Gifts of $500 $999 Mr. Dennis M. Antoniotti ‘68 Mr. Martin J. Baecker ‘67 Hon. Patrick J. Bagley ‘83 Mr. John G. Banich ‘63 Mr. Peter A. Basile ‘59 Mr. Gerald M. Belian P.E. ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Bloomfield Mr. Kevin T. Boyle ‘97 Mr. Terrence E. Brady ‘55 Mr. Donald J. Broderick ‘52 Most Rev. Michael J. Byrnes ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. James O. Carrier Mr. Richard C. Cicone ‘65 Mr. William P. Colombo ‘74 Mr. Donald A. Colone ‘56 Dr. Donald J. Conn ‘82 Mr. Frank M. Cooney ‘83 Mr. Michael R. Danczak ‘97 Mr. Nicholas L. DeBeliso ‘47 Mr. Thomas J. Dodson ‘65 Mr. Daniel G. Durack ‘65 Mr. James W. Dyer III Dr. Daniel J. Dymek ‘68 Mr. Michael J. Farrug ‘53

Mr. and Mrs. Terence Fitzpatrick Mr. James H. Fydroski ‘66 Mr. Edwin S. Geisinger C.P.A. ‘66 Mr. Richard A. Giuffre ‘56 Mr. David T. Grace ‘78 Mr. Casimer A. Green ‘52 Mrs. Theresa Green Mr. James L. Guyette ‘48 Mr. R. John Heaman ‘85 Michael A. Hensien M.D. ‘85 Mr. William M. Hermann ‘68 Mr. John E. Hilber ‘48 Mr. Daniel F. Ishac ‘82 Mr. Paul E. Jakuszewski ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. George H. Kirchner Mrs. Gladys Klimes Ms. Yin Hing Klisowski Mr. Steven Kolhoff ‘83 Mr. Robert J. Kopas ‘48 Mr. Arthur A. Kowalski ‘52 Dr. Donald C. Kramer D.D.S., M.S. ‘49 Mr. James B. Kruzan C.F.P. ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Kurcz Mr. Bernard J. LaLonde Ph.D. ‘51 Mr. Timothy F. Lauster ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Lewis Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60 Mr. Patrick A. McDonald ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. Ruel McPherson Mr. Donald J. Melotik ‘56 Rev. Edward J. Mitchell Mr. Edward H. Mooney ‘54 Thomas F. Moore M.D. ‘50 Mr. Michael E. Napierkowski ‘87 Mr. David S. Nay ‘99 Mr. Alexander M. Nitkiewicz ‘75 Mr. Richard A. Noelke ‘69 Mr. James P. O’Brien ‘51

Mr. Lee C. O’Connell ‘98 Mr. and Mrs. John O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. O’Neill II Mr. and Mrs. John P. O’Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Ostrowski Mr. Bernard V. Peterson ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Peterson Mr. Paul M. Quinones ‘94 Mr. Richard D. Recchia ‘57 Mr. Dennis F. Ringvelski ‘61 Mr. John A. Rioux Sr. ‘61 Mr. Joseph G. Rudzinski ‘79 Mr. David A. Sanabria ‘84 Mr. Robert A. Santello ‘58 Mr. Thomas M. Scanlon ‘88 Mr. Michael J. Schwartz ‘88 Norman N. Sesi Ph.D. ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Simon Mr. Justin P. Snyder ‘88 Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Spyrka Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Stanford Mr. Marvin F. Strach ‘59 Mr. Kevin J. Sullivan ‘74 Mr. Gerald M. Swiacki ‘84 Mr. David A. Taylor ‘90 Mr. Lloyd G. Ternes Jr. ‘67 Mr. Peter J. Treboldi C.P.A. ‘65 Mrs. Michele W. Valant Dr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Wildenhaus Mr. John J. Williams ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. William A. Wiltsie Jr. ‘67 Mr. Alvin J. Winkel ‘45 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wormsbacher Mr. William S. Wyman ‘77 Mr. Louis E. Yeager ‘50

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Blue & White Club - Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. John P. Argenta ‘95 Dr. Jim A. Armstrong Ph.D. ‘61 Mr. James A. Babcock ‘84 Mr. Scott A. Balwinski ‘91 Mr. Timothy J. Banaszak ‘01 Thomas M. Bartos Sc.D. ‘77 Mr. Martin J. Beagen ‘75 Mr. Paul J. Bernhard ‘63 Mr. Scott R. Bowling ‘02 Mrs. Sharon M. Bowling Mr. John C. Brancheau Mr. Harold L. Brock ‘51 Dr. John M. Cavanaugh ‘70 Dr. Stephen D. Chabala and Ms. Melanie R. Ornatowski Mr. William G. Clancey ‘43 Mr. Daniel J. Collins Jr. ‘84 Mr. Joseph Pat Copland ‘53 Mr. Paul R. Cottrell ‘82 Mr. Harry G. Crespi ‘52 Mr. John A. Culver ‘81 Mr. Robert M. Dantzer ‘67 Mrs. Michele DelCorvo Mr. Michael R. Detz ‘75 Mr. John A. DiBella ‘97 Mr. Edward J. Dixon ‘61 Mr. Douglas P. Dodson ‘77 Mr. Thomas B. Doran C.P.A. ‘73 Mr. Ralph W. Downey ‘45 Mr. Justin C. Droba ‘02 Dr. F. Robert Dwyer Ph.D. ‘70 Mr. Michael S. Dymek ‘73 Mr. John T. Eads III, Esq. ‘83 Mr. Fernando F. Ferri ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Field Mr. and Mrs. John L. Fitzpatrick Mr. Robert T. FitzStephens ‘57 Mr. Michael T. Gearty ‘65

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Mr. and Mrs. William P. Glaab Mr. James A. Gorcyca ‘58 Mr. Robert E. Griffith ‘52 Mr. James W. Haller ‘69 Mr. Jeffrey A. Haller ‘00 Mr. Daniel A. Hathaway ‘70 Mrs. B. Roylene Hermann Mr. Brian V. Hill Mr. Robert J. Hoff ‘71 Mr. Mark G. Holowicki ‘83 Mr. John A. Jeffrey ‘48 Mr. Edward J. Jelonek Sr. ‘44 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jennings Ms. Alise Karchmer Mr. Andrew H. Kokoska ‘07 Mr. Kenneth P. Kowalski ‘79 Mr. Kevin T. Kral, C.P.A., P.F.S., C.F.P. ‘83 Mr. James P. Lagrou ‘50 Mr. James D. Lark ‘48 Dr. Lori Weide and Mr. Gary Lawera Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Leonard Mr. Thomas T. Longhway ‘64 Mr. Matthew J. LoPiccolo ‘01 Mr. Dennis Lukasik ‘65 Mr. Keith D. Lukasik ‘02 Mr. Donald D. MacKercher Jr. ‘58 Mrs. Elaine M. Madigan Mr. John M. Martin ‘79 Mr. Anthony McDonnell ‘72 Mr. George P. McDonnell ‘56 Mr. Dennis M. McGrath ‘56 Mr. John P. McGuinness ‘63 Mr. Michael E. McGuire ‘92 Mr. Michael M. Meister ‘83 Mr. Stephen J. Merritt ‘81 Mr. Daniel L. Michaels ‘84 Mr. Patrick V. Michel ‘83 Mr. William F. Molner ‘66

Mr. Lawrence W. Morgan ‘59 Mr. Patrick S. Mulrooney ‘75 Mr. Terrence C. Nadeau ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Nagrocki Mr. Jeffrey A. Nash P.E. ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Nemes Mr. Paul J. Nicastri ‘98 Mr. Paul K. Noetzel ‘74 Mr. Daniel J. Obudzinski ‘76 Hon. Roland L. Olzark ‘45 Mr. Gary M. Pageau ‘61 Mr. Carmine Palombo ‘70 Dr. and Mrs. John S. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Paxton II Mr. Timothy J. Price ‘65 Mr. Edmund Pujdowski Jr. ‘52 Mr. Mitchell P. Quint ‘87 Mr. James S. Radcliffe ‘78 Mr. Edwin J. Rennell III ‘84 Mr. Ted R. Rieple ‘88 Mr. William R. Ritchie ‘59 Mr. Richard A. Robertson ‘63 Mr. William J. Roznowski ‘64 Ronald P. Ruffing M.D. ‘73 Mr. Thomas E. Sandon, Jr., C.P.A. ‘68 Mr. William A. Sante II ‘61 Hon. Richard L. Sasena ‘67 Mr. James L. Sauter ‘64 Mr. James F. Schembri ‘52 Mr. Carl J. Schoeninger ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Devon J. Schwalm Mr. and Mrs. John Senkowski Dr. Michael K. Shaw Ph.D. ‘81 Mr. Larry Smith ‘53 Mr. Donald M. Stock Mr. Mark J. Sulkowski ‘99 Mr. Timothy W. Sullivan ‘73 Mr. Stanley J. Targosz III ‘92 Mr. Lloyd G. Ternes Sr. ‘41 Mr. Marc Thomas Mr. Vincent M. Thompson Jr. ‘60 Mr. David P. J. Tovey ‘01 Mr. James T. Trewartha ‘57 Mr. Delano A. Valenti ‘54 Mr. Gregory E. Van Hoey ‘96 Mr. Christopher J. Wagner ‘78 Mr. Steven J. Wall ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Wandzel Mr. Frank J. Wendt Jr. ‘61 Mr. Stanley P. Wilkins ‘42 Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Williams ‘93 Mr. Brian Wilson Mr. Roy M. Wilson III ‘66 Mr. Kevin W. Wisely ‘81 Mr. Mark A. Young Mr. Gerald J. Zboch ‘60 Mr. Donald A. Zettel ‘51 Mr. Robert B. Zettel C.P.A. ‘47

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Century Club Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Gregory P. Abb ‘86 Mr. James R. Acho ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Emerson J. Addison Dr. and Mrs. Victor Ajluni Mr. Daniel A. Anderson Mr. Mark J. Anderson ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Andreski Mr. John P. Argenta ‘58 Robert R. Argenta D.D.S. ‘62 Mr. George M. Babcock ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Bachert Mr. James G. Baldwin T.T.E.E. ‘63 Mr. Leonard L. Balkus ‘43 Mr. Bernard A. Ball ‘80 Mr. Roger A. Balwinski ‘90 Mr. Frank J. Banar ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Banas Lt. Col. Thomas E. Baril, U.S.A.F. (Ret.) ‘61 Mr. Kenneth J. Barnes ‘53 Mr. Patrick J. Barry Jr. ‘67 Mr. Patrick J. Barry Sr. Dr. George R. Bartl ‘55 Mr. Richard J. Bartos ‘81 Mr. David R. Bartush ‘58 Mr. Roy D. Bates II ‘74 Mr. Robert J. Battista ‘57 Mr. Robert C. Baugh ‘68 Mr. Robert C. Bayer ‘46 Mr. Gilbert M. Bazil Jr. ‘70 Ms. Louise Bazil Mr. Daniel J. Bazner R.Ph. ‘57 Mr. John R. Bebes C.P.A. ‘83 Mr. Gregory G. Bechard ‘99 Mr. Julius A. Becker ‘47 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Beechuk Mr. David E. Beger ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. James G. Belisle Mr. William J. Bellinger ‘57 Mr. Robert C. Benger Dr. Richard M. Benian D.D.S. ‘71 Ms. Lynette Bennett Mr. Paul H. Bibeau ‘58 Mr. Ronald J. Bienkowski ‘67 Dr. Rhonda M. Bifano Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Blair Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Bley Mr. David R. Bodnar ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bodner Mr. Dale J. Boes ‘54 Dr. Mark Bolgar Ph.D. ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Darren G. Bonathan Hon. and Mrs. Robert M. Bondy Mr. Thomas J. Borke ‘62

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Borland Mr. Gregory A. Bourke ‘62 Mr. Jeffrey V. Bowling ‘05 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Boyd Mr. Michael J. Brady ‘65 Mr. Terrence M. Brady ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Brake Mr. Richard J. Brennan ‘54 Hon. Thomas E. Brennan ‘47 Hon. Thomas E. Brennan Jr. ‘70 Mr. James E. Breyer ‘57 Mr. Gerald R. Brickley ‘60 Mr. Brian D. Broderick ‘84 Mr. Daniel F. Broderick ‘52 Rev. Leo P. Broderick ‘48 Mr. Eugene W. Bronski ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Tony R. Brumley Mrs. Kathleen Bulger Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Burgin Mr. Christian G. Burke ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burke Mr. Michael W. Burke C.P.A. ‘76 Mrs. Noreen Burke Mr. Jerome M. Burns ‘44 Mr. & Mrs. Keith B. Burns ‘74 Mrs. Sharron Butwill Mr. Robert P. Byrnes ‘66 Mr. J. Roger Cahaney ‘62 Mr. Joseph N. Caram ‘50 Mr. William M. Carbary C.P.A. ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carolin Dr. Michael P. Carpenter ‘75 Mr. John F. Carrier ‘83 Mr. Keith B. Caughlin ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Cauzillo Mr. Jack J. Cavellier ‘53 Mr. Dante Cerroni ‘96 Mrs. Judith A. Chabala Mr. Henry L. Chapman ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chapman Sr. Mr. Edward J. Chevalier Jr. ‘40 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Chiara Mr. Allan D. Chisholm ‘43 Mr. Arthur M. Ciagne Jr. ‘58 Mr. Robert A. Clark M.S.B. ‘59 Mr. Daniel J. Clarke ‘63 Mr. Douglas F. Clary Mr. Daniel J. Collins Sr. ‘57 Mr. Denis J. Connolly ‘56 Mr. John P. Connolly ‘58 Mr. John P. Connor ‘84 Mr. James W. Considine III ‘83 Mr. Peter M. Coratti ‘79 Dr. John F. Cotant ‘62 Mr. John R. Cottrell ‘55 Mr. John F. Crampton ‘84 Mr. John M. Crandall ‘99 Dr. Joseph F. Curley D.V.M. ‘51 Dr. Gerald V. Cutcher ‘50 Mr. David J. Danic ‘01

Mr. John H. Dankert, Jr. ‘89 Mr. Ronald Dawes ‘63 Dr. Arthur A. De Smet ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. DeBiasi Mr. Josh E. Delos Reyes ‘96 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. DesJardin Mr. Brian T. Deuby ‘68 Mr. Thomas E. Dew ‘65 Mr. Gerald L. Di Ponio ‘65 Paul J. Dirkes D.D.S. ‘73 John F. Dirks D.D.S. ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Dluzynski Mr. and Mrs. James M. Doherty Mr. Bernard V. Dominick ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. David P. Doneth Mr. Donald Donoher Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Dooley Mr. Brian E. Doot ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Dorigo Jones Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Dorocak Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dosmann Mr. John P. Doyle II ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Milton G. Dugas Jr. Mr. William M. Dunlop Sr. ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Dunn Mr. Gregory P. Dyer ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Edillo Mr. James H. Edwards ‘44 Mr. Michael Elkas Mr. Joseph A. Elliott ‘85 Mrs. Jill A. Enderby Mr. Frederick J. Engelman ‘64 Mr. James T. Fahrenkopf ‘51 Mr. and Mrs. William Faunce Mr. Rocco C. Ferrera ‘84 Mr. Walter R. Fijal ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Filips Mr. George H. Fish Mr. Robert C. Fitzgerald ‘58 Mr. John B. Fitzpatrick ‘83 Mr. John T. Flanagan ‘49 Mr. Andrew J. Flowerday ‘97 Mr. Terrance S. Flynn ‘75 Mr. Edward J. Foley ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Ford Mr. George J. Francis ‘49 Mr. David R. Frankhart ‘59 Mr. Jeff Franks Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Franks Mr. Richard O. Freij ‘96 Dr. and Mrs. John E. Freitas Mrs. Christine Froehlich Mr. Russell Gagne ‘51 Mr. James J. Galvin Sr. ‘54 Mr. Ernest H. Garbinski ‘42 Mr. Mark F. Gardner ‘10

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Garrison Mr. James M. Gavin Mr. Richard B. Gentry ‘74 Michael J. Geoghegan M.D. ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. Terry Gibney Mr. and Mrs. Kastytis K. Giedraitis Mr. John W. Giehrl C.P.A. ‘82 Mr. John L. Gierak ‘70 Mr. Andrew R. Gignac ‘95 Dr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Gingell Mr. Richard M. Girardot ‘49 Mr. David R. Girolamo ‘90 Mr. William C. Glaab ‘01 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Godin Mr. John L. Gold ‘54 Mr. E. Thomas Gorcyca ‘54 Mr. Jerry L. R. Govjanian ‘58 Mr. David P. Green ‘84 Mr. Walter R. Green ‘56 Mr. Joseph W. Greene C.P.A. ‘64 Mr. Michael N. Griffin ‘82 Mr. John S. Griffith ‘50 Dr. John Q. Grossa Jr. ‘60 Dr. and Mrs. Jean-Paul Guiboux Dr. and Mrs. Robert Guindi D.D.S. Mr. Buck A. Hagen ‘61 Mr. Frank J. Haggerty ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Halash Mr. John R. Halberda ‘65 Mr. Gordon B. Hall Jr. ‘42 Ms. Nanette Hall Mr. William G. Haller ‘83 Mr. John H. Hallman ‘64 Mr. J. Cyril Hanisko ‘55 Mr. Keith J. Hanley ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Haubert Mr. Scott J. Hauncher ‘89 Dr. and Mrs. Paul W. Haydon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Hayes Mr. James R. Healy ‘44 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Helwig Mr. William M. Hermann ‘91 Mr. Dave T. Hernacki ‘61 Mr. Anthony V. Hesano ‘94 Mr. Kurt E. Hetke ‘81 Mr. Michael J. Hilber ‘53 Mr. Richard D. Hoeg ‘98 Mr. Walter A. Holdan C.P.A. ‘63 Mr. David M. Holowchak ‘73 Mr. William S. Hudak ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ianni Mr. Robert Ianni ‘66 Dr. Richard A. Jablonski ‘66 Mr. Thomas H. Jakacki ‘02 Mr. and Mrs. Tony J. Jasser Mr. Peter J. Jeffrey ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Jess Mr. Brian E. Johnson ‘78 Mr. Joseph N. Joyce ‘42

Mr. Gary S. Julien ‘58 Mr. Gregory A. Jurkowski ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kageff Mr. Michael Kaler Mr. David Kaminski Mr. Dennis R. Kapp ‘65 Dr. and Mrs. Mark Z. Karabajakian Mr. Keith A. Karbo ‘89 Dr. David F. Karibo ‘57 Mr. Roland J. Kase ‘63 Mr. Daniel Kasprzyk ‘64 Mr. David G. Kassa ‘82 Mr. Michael C. Katkic ‘83 Mr. Rupert G. Keais ‘51 Mr. Kristian P. Keller ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy ‘67 Mrs. Nancy Kiernan Mrs. Dale Killeen Mr. Thomas E. King ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Kitchen Mr. David E. Kizyma ‘73 Mr. Patrick W. Koelzer ‘90 Mr. Ryan M. Kolb ‘97 Karl F. Kolbe M.D. ‘69 Mr. Frank J. Koontz ‘62 Mr. Leo F. Kowalyk Jr. ‘65 Mr. James J. Kozlowski Mr. Norbert A. Kozlowski Jr. ‘55 Mr. Daniel A. Krawiec II ‘01 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Kremer Mr. Andrew L. Kronk ‘92 Mr. John A. Kronk ‘98 Mr. George J. Krymow ‘45 Mr. Joel J. Kucharski ‘68 Mr. Brian H. Kuhns ‘93 Mr. Paul H. Kullen ‘73 Mr. Andrew E. Kummer ‘94 Mr. George C. Kunec ‘64 Mr. Brian R. Kuszynski ‘99 Dr. James F. Laidlaw ‘44 Mr. Joseph A. Lang Jr. ‘75 Mr. James T. Laskey ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Lavender Mr. John J. Leavy Jr. ‘47 Ms. Sherrill A. Lefforge Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Lemko Mrs. Gail L. Levens Mr. David Lewandowski ‘68 Mr. John A. Linenberg ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. James T. Linville Mr. Frank A. Lisjak ‘65 Dr. Terrence F. Longe ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Lopez Mrs. Maria E. Lovelace Mr. Nikola Lucas ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Kellen B. Lynch Drs. Hernando and Ingrid Lyons

Mr. Michael J. Macdermott ‘68 Mr. Peter D. MacFarlane ‘98 Mr. John R. Mach C.P.A. ‘71 Mrs. Joyce H. MacLennan Mr. Michael T. MacNeil ‘48 Mr. Michael J. Madden J.D., C.P.C.U., C.F.P. ‘65 Mr. George J. Mager, Jr., Esq. ‘67 Mr. Anthony Magni Mr. Robert J. Maher ‘62 Mr. Stuart H. Mahler ‘62 Mr. Daniel M. Majewski ‘80 Mr. Ronald M. Majewski ‘76 Mr. Ronald S. Majka ‘71 Mr. Jacob M. Maloney ‘07 Mr. John P. Marco ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. David N. Marnell Joseph F. Marshall M.D. ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Marson Mr. Robert J. Martin ‘84 Mrs. Mary Beth Mascari Mr. Neal F. Mason ‘51 Mr. Thomas Matthews Mr. David B. McCall ‘74 Mr. Thomas P. McCall ‘83 Mrs. Maureen McCrimmon Kenneth McDaniel D.D.S. ‘65 Mr. Timothy J. McDonnell ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McDowell Mr. Patrick J. McEvilly ‘72 Mr. Patrick T. McGannon ‘62 Mr. Paul D. McGlynn Ph.D. ‘55 Mr. Joseph McKevitz ‘53 Mr. William D. McSween ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Melvin Mr. Alan M. Merlo ‘77 Mr. Joseph H. Merucci ‘76 Mr. Michael T. Merucci ‘82 Mr. Nick E. Merucci ‘83 Mr. Frank P. Messana and Ms. Rosemary Abraham Mr. Daniel R. Michel ‘87 Mrs. Lisa A. Miles Mr. James R. Miller ‘51 Mr. Ralph P. Miner ‘51

Mr. Michael J. Mittman C.F.A. ‘93 Mr. Tim R. Moran ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mosley Mr. Thomas V. Moylan ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mularoni Mr. Daniel V. Mulvihill Sr. ‘68 Mr. Kevin J. Murphy Ph.D. ‘72 Mr. Thomas J. Murray ‘59 Mr. Thomas J. Murray ‘93 Mr. Robert S. Nicholl ‘65 Mr. Kirk M. Nicola ‘76 Ms. Kathleen Noble Mr. Michael P. Normandin ‘80 Mr. Anthony F. Nozewski ‘98 Dr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Obarzanek Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. O’Brien Dr. David E. Obudzinski ‘76 Mr. Michael J. O’Dea ‘62 Mr. Patrick F. O’Hara C.P.A. ‘60 Mr. William M. O’Keefe ‘63 Mr. Hugh J. O’Neil Jr. ‘58 Mr. Robert H. Orlowski Jr. ‘83 Mr. David Ostrowski ‘66 Mr. Michael A. Ouellette ‘87 Mr. William G. Parran ‘77 Mr. Ronald S. Paske ‘54 Mr. Ronald V. Paul ‘56 Dr. Stephen R. Pavlock ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pedersen Mr. Thomas G. Pegler ‘77 Mr. Daniel J. Pelzer ‘51 Mr. Frank P. Perliski ‘53 Robert M. Perrie, D.D.S., M.S. ‘67 Mr. Scott L. Pfeffer ‘05 Mr. Mark F. Pfitzenmaier ‘03 Mr. George H. Pickard ‘48 Dr. Mark C. Pinto ‘86 Mr. William G. Pirronello ‘43 Mr. Louis A. Pokriefka C.P.A. ‘46 George F. Porretta M.D. ‘46 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Poupard Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Puccio Mr. James P. Quinlan ‘58

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Racey Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Rahill Capt. Kevin J. Ratigan ‘69 Mr. John N. Rehm ‘86 Mr. Richard J. Reid ‘48 Mr. Thomas H. Reid ‘51 Mr. and Mrs. Federico J. Reinel Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Reinke Mr. Jeffrey T. Rende ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Reuter Mr. Thomas J. Rice C.P.A. ‘85 Mr. William A. Riehl ‘76 Mr. Jerry J. Rioux ‘88 Mr. Joel J. Rivera ‘03 Mr. George J. Robarge ‘91 Mr. Scott A. Ronan ‘84 Mr. Brian K. Ronayne ‘93 Ms. Colleen V. Ronayne Mr. Brendan R. Rooney ‘98 Mr. Richard V. Rosowski ‘63 Mr. Alexander J. Ross ‘10 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rost Mr. and Mrs. Dean M. Rottermond Ms. Jane C. Rougeau Mr. Ronald J. Rozman ‘50 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rozum Mr. and Mrs. Jerry P. Rozum Mrs. Helen B. Ruffing Dr. Richard J. Ruffing ‘75 Mr. Raymond A. Russell ‘52 Mr. Aniel J. Ruzzin ‘56 Hon. James L. Ryan ‘50 Mr. Carl E. Saam ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Salley Mr. Nicholas M. Salley ‘06 Mr. John J. Salter Mr. Peter A. Sandon Ph.D. ‘71 Mr. Ronald P. Sarata II ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Sartor Mr. Tony N. Satullo ‘76 Mr. John A. Sauter ‘72 Dr. Robert J. Schafer ‘51 Dr. George A. Schaub ‘58 Mr. Walter E. Schemanske ‘59 Dr. Lawrence W. Schenden ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Schenden Mr. Michael R. Scheuermann ‘73 Rev. Robert P. Schikora ‘65

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Mr. Leon M. Schurgin ‘59 Maj. Robert J. Seaton U.S.A.F. (Ret.) ‘58 Lt. Col. David J. Sebuck U.S.M.C. ‘87 Mr. Lawrence J. Secord C.P.A. ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Serini Mr. Anthony W. Shaieb ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Shanks Mr. Daniel N. Sharkey ‘88 Mr. Joseph M. Shubitowski ‘75 Mr. Leo Shulzitski Jr. ‘66 Ms. Laura Shuter Mr. Robert J. Simmons ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Siopes Mr. Larry A. Sladewski ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Darryl J. Smarsh Mr. Dale Smetek ‘64 Mr. Ronald T. Smillie ‘60 Mr. Craig F. Smith ‘67 Mr. James G. Smith J.D. ‘51 Mr. Peter J. Smith ‘97 Mr. George M. Smrtka ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Snyder Mr. Armand Sokolowski Mr. Joseph J. Sopha ‘07 Mr. Robert O. Sornson Jr. ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Spiewak Mr. Mark E. Staniforth M.D. ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Stanis Mr. Justin P. Stankewicz ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Stankewicz Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Stark Jr. Mr. Curt Steele Mr. Gary B. Stegall ‘92 Mr. William G. Steinke S.R.A. ‘71 Mr. Daniel P. Stevenson ‘65 Mr. Daniel E. Stewart ‘38 Mr. Donald W. Stocker ‘61 Mr. John P. Stocking ‘51 Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Stockton Mr. Thomas E. Strong ‘58 Mrs. Vara Stuligross Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan Mr. John F. Sullivan Ph.B. ‘42 Mr. William H. Sullivan ‘80 Dr. and Mrs. Eric Szilagy Hon. William J. Szlinis ‘48

Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tack Mrs. Nadine Tait Mr. and Mrs. Masaki Taketani Mr. and Mrs. Brett J. Talbott Mr. Stanley J. Targosz Jr. ‘67 Mr. James J. Tedesco ‘41 Mr. Joseph L. Thimm ‘42 Mr. James E. Thompson ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. James Tigani Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Tindall Mr. John R. Tobin ‘60 Mr. Gary M. Trahey ‘58 Mr. John M. Tringali ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Trojniak Mr. Paul M. Tschirhart ‘58 Mr. Dennis J. Tymosko ‘58 Mr. Paul E. Vaghy ‘72 Arunas Vaitiekaitis D.D.S. ‘65 Dr. and Mrs. Peter V. Vaitkevicius Mr. Don Valente J.D. ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Van Norman Dr. and Mrs. David M. Vandenberg Dr. Daniel J. Vargovick ‘84 Dr. and Mrs. John G. Venious Mr. and Mrs. James A. Verploegh Mr. William J. Vincent ‘78 Dr. Thomas A. Vuchetich D.D.S. ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Waite Mr. Michael E. Walker ‘59 Mr. Robert L. Walker ‘60 Mr. Terry T. Wall ‘55 Dr. and Mrs. John W. Walsh Robert J. Walsh Ph.D. ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Walukas Mr. Ronald J. Wandzel ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Wasen Dr. Stephen J. Watts ‘71 Mr. Timothy J. Watts ‘69 Mr. Patrick E. Webster ‘80 Mr. Carl E. Weiss Mr. Norman F. Werner Mr. Mark V. West ‘93 Mr. Daniel J. White ‘62 Ms. Donna Wicka Mrs. Marianne Wicka Mr. and Mrs. Norbert T. Wierszewski Mrs. Pamela M. Wilhelmi-Lent Mr. Robert C. Wilson ‘69 Mr. Ralph A. Winnicker ‘66 Ms. Anne E. Winter Mr. Gregory W. Wizgird ‘62 Mr. Craig D. Wobrock ‘78 Mr. Edward W. Wojtan Jr. ‘78 Mr. Wayne T. Worosz Jr. ‘91 Mr. John C. Wright ‘64

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Wydick Mr. Richard J. Young ‘70 Mr. Salvatore F. Zappia ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. Jerome J. Zdeb ‘53 Mr. Michael R. Zemke ‘54 Mr. Larry J. Zettel Ph.D. ‘61 Mr. Scott Zielinski ‘84 Dr. and Mrs. Marcel E. Zughaib Dr. Eric D. Zylinski ‘82

Young Alumni Club Gifts of $1 - $99 Mr. Sean M. Abraham ‘02 Mr. Kyle J. Bridges ‘07 Mr. Adam R. Dubois ‘06 Mr. Jackson A. Elliott ‘11 Mr. Scott L. Farida ‘08 Mr. Robert A. Ficano II ‘03 Mr. David A. Galiyas Jr. ‘07 Mr. Mitchell W. Gatt ‘11 Mr. Ryan J. Houska ‘08 Mr. Brian T. Kelly ‘07 Mr. Brian R. Kirkendall ‘06 Mr. Anthony J. Kreucher ‘02 Mr. Scott E. Malinowski ‘06 Mr. Christopher A. Maly ‘07 Mr. Ryan P. Obarzanek ‘08 Mr. Ryan M. O’Connor ‘03 Mr. Joshua T. Paulisin ‘10 Dr. Adam M. Ralko ‘02 Mr. Nicholas J. Stanis ‘07 Mr. Daniel R. Waterstradt ‘04

Gifts Under $100 Mr. Sean M. Abraham ‘02 Mr. Bruce C. Adams ‘65 Mr. Robert J. Adams ‘54 Mr. James M. Albulov ‘67 Mrs. Sheila Alles Mr. Neal E. Alpiner Mr. Eugene J. Altermatt ‘50 Mr. Charles J. Anstett ‘47 Maj. Michael S. Avey U.S.A. ‘94 Mrs. Patricia Baaki Mr. Nicholas B. Baldus ‘11 Mr. Paul G. Barry ‘49 Mr. Wayne P. Barry ‘72 Mr. Keith S. Bauman ‘58 Ms. Jacqueline Bencher Mr. and Mrs. Cipriano Beredo Mr. Raymond C. Billinghurst ‘55 Mr. Joseph M. Binno J.D. ‘53 Mr. Burdette L. Black ‘56 Mr. James M. Blaine ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Blossfeld Mr. F. Daniel Bohn ‘59 Mr. Douglas J. Bohrer ‘40 Mr. John D. Bohrer ‘66

Ms. Mary C. Bourke Mr. Jacques G. Bourque ‘54 Mr. Robert Boyke ‘57 Mr. Edward J. Brady ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Braziunas Mrs. Patricia A. Brennan Mr. Patrick J. Brick ‘83 Mr. Kyle J. Bridges ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. George G. Burke III Mr. Rian J. Burke ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Bushart Mr. Richard L. Butterfield ‘64 Mr. Donald L. Byerlein ‘43 Mr. Ronald A. Carmona ‘65 Mr. John J. Carriveau ‘44 Mr. and Mrs. Scott T. Cartwright Mr. Nicholas W. Cech ‘11 Mr. John J. Cibrario ‘74 Mr. Kenneth Cislo ‘67 Mr. Robert J. Clancey ‘40 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Clarey Mr. Michael A. Clarey ‘02 Mr. Robert D. Clark ‘93 Mr. James E. Cleary ‘58 Mr. Kevin S. Cole ‘71 Mr. John R. Collura Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Connell Mrs. Audrey L. Convery Mr. Patrick A. Copland ‘84 Mr. David G. Coseo ‘78 Mr. Donald J. Cotter ‘46 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Crespi Dr. Jerome R. Croteau ‘51 Mr. Patrick M. Cummings ‘79 Mr. Mark J. Curtin ‘68 Mr. Peter J. Cwik ‘85 Mr. Kevin P. Dailey ‘78 Mr. Leon J. Dantzer ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davey Mr. Bernard De Primo ‘42 Mr. Theodore E. Debaene ‘56 Mr. Donald Deisenroth Mrs. Sally A. DeLacy Mr. Daniel F. Delaney ‘55 Mr. Thomas J. Desser ‘48 Mr. F. Patrick Devine ‘65 Mr. Gabriel A. Diaz ‘04 George F. Dietz M.D. ‘49 Mr. Daniel J. Dilworth ‘50 Mr. and Mrs. James P. DiMilia Dr. David W. Dolan ‘70 Mr. Terrence W. Donnelly ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Dorigo Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Dorrington Mrs. Michelle Dorrington Mr. Stephen S. Douglas ‘71 Mr. James K. Dowling Jr. Mr. Adam R. Dubois ‘06 Mr. Steven A. DuBuc ‘89

Mr. Thomas M. Durkee ‘60 Mr. Jackson A. Elliott ‘11 Mr. Richard E. Elliott P.E. ‘58 Mr. Robert Joseph Elwell ‘83 Mr. Edward L. Ewald, Jr., Esq. ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Fanco Mrs. Karen Fanning Mrs. Karen Faricy Mr. Scott L. Farida ‘08 Mr. and Mrs. James Fellinger Mr. Richard F. Fenech ‘58 Mr. Robert A. Ficano II ‘03 Mr. Brian P. Fillion ‘92 Mr. David L. Finnegan Esq. ‘84 Mrs. Pauline Finnegan Mr. Bernard M. Fliger ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Foley Sr. Mr. Daniel J. Foley Jr. ‘07 Dr. and Mrs. James G. Fordyce Mr. Todd A. Forfinski ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Fortuna Mr. James W. Furlong ‘43 Mr. David A. Galiyas Jr. ‘07 Mr. Joseph F. Gallagher ‘79 Mr. Gerald J. Gannon Esq. ‘49 Mr. James E. Garner ‘78 Mr. Mitchell W. Gatt ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gerkin Mr. Richard V. Giacobbi ‘52 Mr. John G. Gibbons ‘62 Mr. Craig J. Gleeson ‘83 Mr. George M. Goodrich ‘55 Mr. James F. Govan ‘80 Mr. Thaddeus J. Grabowski ‘54 Mr. Eugene F. Grewe Sr. Mr. Kevin J. Griffin ‘96 Mr. and Mrs. James Grikschat Mr. Thomas C. Grish ‘67 Mr. Jay D. Gronbach ‘05 Mr. Norbert A. Gruley ‘64 Mr. Michael J. Gumbleton C.P.A. ‘73 Mr. James P. Habel ‘92 Mr. Gregory T. Haley ‘65 Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Harber Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Harding Mr. Joseph Harper Mr. Joseph J. Hasenau ‘64

Mr. Steven J. Haslem ‘90 Mr. Edward C. Hathaway ‘70 Mr. John T. Hayden ‘71 Mr. William P. Hayes Ms. Lauryne M. Haynes Mr. Gerald F. Heilstedt ‘58 Mr. Thomas A. Heller ‘73 Mr. Brian D. Hesano ‘01 Mr. John J. Hess ‘47 Mr. John D. Hibler ‘58 Mr. Lawrence J. Hipschen ‘57 Mr. Michael E. Hoener ‘04 Mr. Todd C. Hoffman ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Steve K. Hoggard Mr. Ryan J. Houska ‘08 Fr. John B. Huber, C.S.B. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hudson Mr. Caspar B. Hughes Jr. Mr. Frederick R. Hurley ‘55 Ms. Helen R. Ivory Mrs. Martha Jakubik Mr. Paul J. Jakubik ‘79 Dr. Leonard B. Johnson ‘84 Mr. Ryan R. Johnston ‘99 Mrs. Carol Jung Mr. Carl M. Kalita ‘59 Mr. Thomas J. Katofiasc ‘82 Mr. Robert G. Kaylor ‘11 Mr. Robert J. Keehl ‘76 Mr. Michael T. Kelley C.P.A. ‘70 Mr. Brian T. Kelly ‘07 Mr. Thomas H. Kelly Mr. Thomas W. Kemper ‘65 Mr. Brian R. Kirkendall ‘06 Mr. Francis J. Klus ‘60 Mr. Keith A. Knoeferl ‘96 Mr. Brian R. Kolka Mr. Gary A. Kostrewa ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Kotlarczyk Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Kovanda Mr. Anthony J. Kreucher ‘02 Mr. Jeffrey D. Kruszewski ‘99 Mr. Stanley E. Krzeminski ‘49 Mr. William J. Krzyminski ‘52 Mr. Florian C. Kucharski ‘58 Mr. Ralph P. Labadie ‘49 Mr. August J. LaRuffa Mr. Douglas A. Laurain ‘05

Mr. John S. Lawler ‘46 Mr. Vincent N. Lee ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Lemieux Mr. David J. Lerg ‘83 Dr. Richard J. Lomas ‘53 Mr. Richard A. Lubeck ‘55 Dr. R. William Lustig ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. John G. MacDonald Mr. Andrew J. MacFarlane ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. Craig G. MacFarlane Mr. Joseph M. Madigan Jr. ‘60 Mr. John N. Makara ‘57 Mr. James E. Malchow ‘43 Mr. Scott E. Malinowski ‘06 Mr. Thomas J. Malone ‘83 Mr. Christopher A. Maly ‘07 Mr. Jon E. Manos ‘54 Mr. Thomas J. Marshall ‘81 Mrs. Susan M. Martin Mr. Anthony J. Martinico ‘06 Mr. Michael A. Martinico ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mason Mr. Joseph M. McGlynn ‘54 Mr. Edward McGowan ‘70 Mr. Brian T. McGraw ‘62 Mr. Kevin G. McGraw ‘72 Mr. Darrell J. McMaster ‘47 Mr. Eric Dean McPherson ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Megdan Mr. George J. Mejaly ‘48 Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Micallef ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Militello Mr. James D. Minar ‘54 Mr. Daniel C. Miner ‘08 Mr. Dominic E. Misiak ‘10 Mr. Matthew P. Misiak ‘09 Mr. John A. Monark ‘42 Dr. Joseph R. Montante ‘66 Dr. Robert R. Montgomery D.D.S. ‘50 Mr. Robert C. Moore ‘65 Dr. Christopher J. Moran ‘66 Mr. Frank J. Moran ‘67 Mr. James A. Morasso ‘08 Mr. John V. Morasso ‘05 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V. Morasso Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Mruzik

Mr. F. E. Gene Murphy ‘46 Mr. Frank J. Murphy ‘83 Mr. Michael J. Murray ‘97 Mr. Michael T. Murray C.F.A. ‘48 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Muscat Mr. and Mrs. James D. Musgrave Mr. and Mrs. William C. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Nemes Mr. Zachary M. Nicholas ‘11 Mr. Sylvester H. Noetzel ‘50 Mr. Patrick L. Nolan ‘86 Mr. Donald V. Nymberg ‘54 Mr. Ryan P. Obarzanek ‘08 Mr. Charles G. O’Connell ‘50 Mr. Ryan M. O’Connor ‘03 Mr. Thomas O’Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Olson Mrs. Mary T. Orlowski Mrs. Beatrice Owsiany Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pacente Mr. James B. Pachucki ‘58 Mr. William H. Paradise ‘58 Mr. Peter Parney Mr. Mario F. Passera ‘98 Mr. Pierre M. Paulin ‘60 Mr. Joshua T. Paulisin ‘10 Mr. Stephen J. Paver Jr. ‘63 Mr. Abraham V. Payapilly Mr. Brian A. Peck ‘83 Mr. Thomas P. Pelon ‘86 Mr. Stanley M. Perry ‘48 Mr. Patrick R. Peters ‘66 Mr. Anthony J. Petty II ‘07 Mr. Thomas J. Podgajski ‘58 Mrs. Mary Katherine G. Polo Mr. and Mrs. Nicolo Pomponio Mr. James E. Pope Jr. ‘52 Mr. Ronald G. Pordon ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Potrykus Mr. Thomas E. Prendeville ‘65 Mr. Mathew M. Raedle ‘83 Mr. Ronald J. Raftery ‘83 Dr. Adam M. Ralko ‘02 Mr. Charles J. Raymo ‘49 Judge James R. Redford ‘78 Mr. Kevin J. Respondek ‘00 Ms. Ana Restrepo Mr. Stephen S. Ret ‘94 Mr. Robert J. Rhode ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Rice Mr. John M. Ridal ‘69 Mr. William S. Riga ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rinna Mr. and Mrs. James D. Roach Mrs. Carol Roark Mr. Jeffrey J. Roegner ‘84 Mr. Paul J. Rybicki S.T.B. ‘54 Mr. Mark T. Rymsza ‘60 Mr. Gregory L. Sala ‘83

Mr. Curtis B. Salk ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Schaeffer Mr. Andrew V. Schembri ‘51 Mr. Joel M. Scheuher ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Schluentz Mr. Jerome J. Schmidt C.P.C.U. ‘50 Mr. John W. Schwanneke Sr. ‘53 Mr. Ralph E. Seaton ‘43 Mr. Sean S. Senecal ‘89 Mr. Robert J. Sheiko ‘66 Mr. Garry P. Simpson ‘75 Mr. Christopher R. Sinutko ‘03 Mr. Matthew B. Smith ‘86 Mr. William B. Smith Jr. ‘36 Ms. Barbara A. Smolboski Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Smullen Mr. Joseph F. Spring ‘48 Frank A. Stackhouse M.D. ‘69 Mr. Nicholas J. Stanis ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Stevens Ms. Patricia Stocker Mr. Jerome R. Stocking ‘43 Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Stowe Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery A. Sugg Mr. Brian T. Sullivan ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan Mr. Robert E. Sullivan Jr. ‘73 Mr. Terry P. Sullivan ‘54 Mr. Will P. Sullivan ‘84 Mr. Timothy P. Sweeney ‘58 Mr. Thomas J. Swieczkowski ‘52 Ms. Sara Swift Mr. Christopher J. Swink ‘65 Mr. C. Robert Switalski ‘53 Mr. Edward A. Szczechowicz ‘50 Mr. Robert Szwabowski Mr. Ronald T. Thomas ‘62 Mr. Logan J. Tigani ‘11 Mr. Edward J. Trojniak ‘50 Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Tubaro Mr. Brian J. Tulley ‘89 Mr. James M. Tuohey ‘63 Mr. Edward A. Turek ‘85 Mr. Walter V. Urban Jr. ‘56 Mr. Edward G. Veltman ‘62 Mr. Dan M. Vigi ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Villa Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Vinton Mr. Alex J. Violassi P.E. ‘42 Mr. Curt C. Vogel ‘74 Mr. James A. Vogel ‘37 Mr. Thomas L. Voutsos ‘10 Mr. Craig P. Wasen ‘95 Mr. Daniel R. Waterstradt ‘04 Mr. Christopher R. Wegienka ‘95 Mrs. Mary Jane Weipert Mr. Zachary S. Weiss ‘11 Mr. Edward M. Welch ‘58

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Mr. Charles J. Werger ‘61 Mr. Craig N. Werner ‘06 Mr. and Mrs. Dean F. Whitehead Mr. Robert F. Wider ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Williams Jr. Mr. Rich Williams Mr. John Winnicker ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Witek Mr. Michael E. Wolf ‘55 Mr. Paul J. Wolf ‘47 Mr. E. Michael Woolfolk ‘82 Mr. Frank T. Wyzywany ‘58 Mr. Steven A. Zapton ‘62 Dr. Nancy Zellin Mr. Alvin F. Zientek ‘46 Mr. and Mrs. George W. Zrinyi Mr. Lawrence J. Zucal ‘58

Class Giving By Year CLASS OF ‘36 - $50.00 Mr. William B. Smith Jr. ‘36 CLASS OF ‘37 - $50.00 Mr. James A. Vogel ‘37

CLASS OF ‘38 - $2,100.00 Mr. John M. Rady ‘38 Mr. Daniel E. Stewart ‘38

CLASS OF ‘40 - $165.00 Mr. Douglas J. Bohrer ‘40 Mr. Edward J. Chevalier Jr. ‘40 Mr. Robert J. Clancey ‘40 CLASS OF ‘41 - $350.00 Mr. James J. Tedesco ‘41 Mr. Lloyd G. Ternes Sr. ‘41

CLASS OF ‘42 - $1,120.00 Mr. Bernard De Primo ‘42 Mr. Ernest H. Garbinski ‘42 Mr. Gordon B. Hall Jr. ‘42 Mr. Joseph N. Joyce ‘42 Mr. John A. Monark ‘42 Mr. John F. Sullivan Ph.B. ‘42 Mr. Joseph L. Thimm ‘42 Mr. Alex J. Violassi P.E. ‘42 Mr. Stanley P. Wilkins ‘42 CLASS OF ‘43 - $775.00 Mr. Leonard L. Balkus ‘43 Mr. Donald L. Byerlein ‘43 Mr. Allan D. Chisholm ‘43 Mr. William G. Clancey ‘43 Mr. James W. Furlong ‘43 Mr. James E. Malchow ‘43

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Mr. William G. Pirronello ‘43 Mr. Ralph E. Seaton ‘43 Mr. Jerome R. Stocking ‘43

CLASS OF ‘44 - $2,825.00 Mr. Jerome M. Burns ‘44 Mr. John J. Carriveau ‘44 Mr. James H. Edwards ‘44 Mr. Richard N. Harper Jr. ‘44 Mr. James R. Healy ‘44 Mr. Edward J. Jelonek Sr. ‘44 Dr. James F. Laidlaw ‘44

CLASS OF ‘45 - $3,750.00 Dr. Francis T. Day M.D. ‘45 Mr. Ralph W. Downey ‘45 Mr. George J. Krymow ‘45 Hon. Roland L. Olzark ‘45 Dr. Charles A. Porretta ‘45 Mr. Alvin J. Winkel ‘45

CLASS OF ‘46 - $935.00 Mr. Robert C. Bayer ‘46 Mr. Donald J. Cotter ‘46 Mr. John S. Lawler ‘46 Rev. Edward J. Mitchell Mr. F. E. Gene Murphy ‘46 Mr. Louis A. Pokriefka C.P.A. ‘46 George F. Porretta M.D. ‘46 Mr. Alvin F. Zientek ‘46 $25.00

CLASS OF ‘47 - $2,540.00 Mr. Charles J. Anstett ‘47 Mr. James D. Aston ‘47 Mr. Julius A. Becker ‘47 Hon. Thomas E. Brennan ‘47 Mr. Nicholas L. DeBeliso ‘47 Mr. John J. Hess ‘47 Mr. John J. Leavy Jr. ‘47 Mr. Darrell J. McMaster ‘47 Mr. Paul J. Wolf ‘47 Mr. Robert B. Zettel C.P.A. ‘47

CLASS OF ‘48 - $4,025.00 Rev. Leo P. Broderick ‘48 Mr. Thomas J. Desser ‘48 Mr. James L. Guyette ‘48 Mr. John E. Hilber ‘48 Mr. John A. Jeffrey ‘48 Mr. Robert J. Kopas ‘48 Mr. James D. Lark ‘48 Mr. Lee S. Maas ‘48 Mr. Michael T. MacNeil ‘48 Mr. George J. Mejaly ‘48 Mr. Michael T. Murray C.F.A. ‘48 Mr. Stanley M. Perry ‘48 Mr. George H. Pickard ‘48 Mr. Richard J. Reid ‘48 Mr. Joseph F. Spring ‘48 Hon. William J. Szlinis ‘48

CLASS OF ‘49 - $4,235.00 Mr. Paul G. Barry ‘49 George F. Dietz M.D. ‘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 Dr. Donald C. Kramer D.D.S., M.S. ‘49 Mr. Stanley E. Krzeminski ‘49 Mr. Ralph P. Labadie ‘49 Mr. Douglas G. Perenchio ‘49 Mr. Charles J. Raymo ‘49 Mr. Salvatore F. Zappia ‘49

CLASS OF ‘50 - $7,996.00 Mr. Eugene J. Altermatt ‘50 Mr. Joseph N. Caram ‘50 Dr. Gerald V. Cutcher ‘50 Rev. Albert W. Cylwicki C.S.B. ‘50 Mr. Daniel J. Dilworth ‘50 Mr. John S. Griffith ‘50 Mr. James P. Lagrou ‘50 Dr. Robert R. Montgomery D.D.S. ‘50 Thomas F. Moore M.D. ‘50 Mr. Sylvester H. Noetzel ‘50 Mr. Charles G. O’Connell ‘50 Mr. Ronald J. Rozman ‘50 Hon. James L. Ryan ‘50 Mr. Jerome J. Schmidt C.P.C.U. ‘50 Mr. Edward A. Szczechowicz ‘50 Mr. Edward J. Trojniak ‘50 Mr. Louis E. Yeager ‘50

CLASS OF ‘51 - $7,895.00 Mr. Harold L. Brock ‘51 Dr. Jerome R. Croteau ‘51 Dr. Joseph F. Curley D.V.M. ‘51 Mr. James T. Fahrenkopf ‘51 Mr. Russell Gagne ‘51 Mr. Rupert G. Keais ‘51 Mr. Bernard J. LaLonde Ph.D. ‘51 Mr. Neal F. Mason ‘51 Mr. James R. Miller ‘51

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Mr. Ralph P. Miner ‘51 Mr. James P. O’Brien ‘51 Mr. John J. O’Brien ‘51 Mr. Daniel J. Pelzer ‘51 Mr. Thomas H. Reid ‘51 Mr. Frank H. Ross ‘51 Dr. Robert J. Schafer ‘51 Mr. Andrew V. Schembri ‘51 Mr. James G. Smith J.D. ‘51 Mr. John P. Stocking ‘51 Mr. Donald A. Zettel ‘51

CLASS OF ‘52 - $6,655.00 Mr. Daniel F. Broderick ‘52 Mr. Donald J. Broderick ‘52 Mr. Graham J. Clements ‘52 Mr. Harry G. Crespi ‘52 Mr. William M. Dunlop Sr. ‘52 Mr. Walter E. Dunne ‘52 Mr. Walter R. Fijal ‘52 Mr. Edward J. Foley ‘52 Mr. Richard V. Giacobbi ‘52 Mr. Casimer A. Green ‘52 Mr. Robert E. Griffith ‘52 Mr. Arthur A. Kowalski ‘52 Mr. William J. Krzyminski ‘52 Mr. James E. Pope Jr. ‘52 Mr. Edmund Pujdowski Jr. ‘52 Mr. Raymond A. Russell ‘52 Mr. James F. Schembri ‘52 Mr. Thomas J. Swieczkowski ‘52

CLASS OF ‘53 - $3,135.00 Mr. Kenneth J. Barnes ‘53 Mr. Joseph M. Binno J.D. ‘53 Mr. Eugene W. Bronski ‘53 Mr. Jack J. Cavellier ‘53 Mr. Henry L. Chapman ‘53 Mr. Joseph Pat Copland ‘53 Mr. Michael J. Farrug ‘53 Mr. Michael J. Hilber ‘53 Mr. Vincent N. Lee ‘53 Dr. Richard J. Lomas ‘53 Mr. Joseph McKevitz ‘53 Mr. Thomas V. Moylan ‘53 Mr. Frank P. Perliski ‘53 Mr. John W. Schwanneke Sr. ‘53

Mr. Larry Smith ‘53 Mr. C. Robert Switalski ‘53 Mr. Francis G. Tenbusch ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Zdeb ‘53

CLASS OF ‘54 - $3,675.00 Mr. Robert J. Adams ‘54 Mr. Dale J. Boes ‘54 Mr. Jacques G. Bourque ‘54 Mr. Richard J. Brennan ‘54 Mr. James J. Galvin Sr. ‘54 Michael J. Geoghegan M.D. ‘54 Mr. John L. Gold ‘54 Mr. E. Thomas Gorcyca ‘54 Mr. Thaddeus J. Grabowski ‘54 Mr. Jon E. Manos ‘54 Mr. Gerald F. McCarthy ‘54 Mr. Patrick A. McDonald ‘54 Mr. Joseph M. McGlynn ‘54 Mr. James D. Minar ‘54 Mr. Edward H. Mooney ‘54 Mr. Donald V. Nymberg ‘54 Mr. Ronald S. Paske ‘54 Mr. Paul J. Rybicki S.T.B. ‘54 Mr. Robert J. Simmons ‘54 Mr. Terry P. Sullivan ‘54 Mr. Delano A. Valenti ‘54 Mr. Michael R. Zemke ‘54

CLASS OF ‘55 - $9,140.00 Mr. William F. Barr ‘55 Dr. George R. Bartl ‘55 Mr. Raymond C. Billinghurst ‘55 Mr. Samuel A. Borri Jr. ‘55 Mr. Terrence E. Brady ‘55 Mr. John R. Cottrell ‘55 Mr. Daniel F. Delaney ‘55 Mr. Bernard M. Fliger ‘55 Mr. George M. Goodrich ‘55 Mr. J. Cyril Hanisko ‘55 Mr. Frederick R. Hurley ‘55 Mr. Norbert A. Kozlowski Jr. ‘55 Mr. James T. Laskey ‘55 Mr. Richard A. Lubeck ‘55 Mr. Paul D. McGlynn Ph.D. ‘55 Mr. Terry T. Wall ‘55 Mr. Michael E. Wolf ‘55

CLASS OF ‘56 - $4,225.00 Mr. Robert E. Barnes Sr. ‘56 Mr. Burdette L. Black ‘56 Mr. Donald A. Colone ‘56 Mr. Denis J. Connolly ‘56 Mr. Theodore E. Debaene ‘56 Mr. Richard A. Giuffre ‘56 Mr. Walter R. Green ‘56 Joseph F. Marshall M.D. ‘56 Mr. George P. McDonnell ‘56 Mr. Dennis M. McGrath ‘56 Mr. Donald J. Melotik ‘56 Mr. Ronald V. Paul ‘56 Mr. Aniel J. Ruzzin ‘56 Mr. James E. Thompson ‘56 Mr. Walter V. Urban Jr. ‘56

CLASS OF ‘57 - $4,688.00 Mr. Frank J. Banar ‘57 Mr. Robert J. Battista ‘57 Mr. Daniel J. Bazner R.Ph. ‘57 Mr. William J. Bellinger ‘57 Mr. Robert Boyke ‘57 Mr. James E. Breyer ‘57 Mr. Daniel J. Collins Sr. ‘57 Mr. Robert T. FitzStephens ‘57 Mr. Lawrence J. Hipschen ‘57 Dr. David F. Karibo ‘57 Mr. Thomas E. King ‘57 Mr. Timothy F. Lauster ‘57 Mr. John N. Makara ‘57 Mr. Ronald G. Pordon ‘57 Mr. Richard D. Recchia ‘57 Mr. Edward A. Ryder ‘57 Mr. James T. Trewartha ‘57

CLASS OF ‘58 - $14,477.00 Mr. John P. Argenta ‘58 Mr. David R. Bartush ‘58 Mr. Keith S. Bauman ‘58 Mr. Gerald M. Belian P.E. ‘58 Mr. Paul H. Bibeau ‘58 Mr. David J. Boyd C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Terrence M. Brady ‘58 Mr. Gary J. Brand ‘58 Mr. Arthur M. Ciagne Jr. ‘58 Mr. James E. Cleary ‘58 Mr. John P. Connolly ‘58 John F. Dirks D.D.S. ‘58 Mr. Terrence W. Donnelly ‘58 Mr. Richard E. Elliott P.E. ‘58 Mr. Richard F. Fenech ‘58 Mr. Robert C. Fitzgerald ‘58 Mr. James A. Gorcyca ‘58 Mr. Jerry L. R. Govjanian ‘58 Mr. Gerald F. Heilstedt ‘58 Mr. John D. Hibler ‘58 Mr. Gary S. Julien ‘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. Hugh J. O’Neil Jr. ‘58 Mr. James B. Pachucki ‘58 Mr. William H. Paradise ‘58 Mr. Thomas J. Podgajski ‘58 Mr. James P. Quinlan ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rosowski ‘58 Mr. Robert A. Santello ‘58 Dr. George A. Schaub ‘58 Maj. Robert J. Seaton U.S.A.F. (Ret.) ‘58 Mr. Thomas E. Strong ‘58 Mr. Timothy P. Sweeney ‘58 Mr. Gary M. Trahey ‘58 Mr. Paul M. Tschirhart ‘58 Mr. Dennis J. Tymosko ‘58 Mr. Edward M. Welch ‘58 Mr. Frank T. Wyzywany ‘58 Mr. Lawrence J. Zucal ‘58 CLASS OF ‘59- -$10,815.00 Mr. Peter A. Basile ‘59 Mr. Dennis L. Bencher ‘59 Mr. F. Daniel Bohn ‘59 Mr. Robert A. Clark M.S.B. ‘59 Mr. David R. Frankhart ‘59 Mr. Carl M. Kalita ‘59 Mr. William J. McNish ‘59 Mr. Lawrence W. Morgan ‘59 Mr. Thomas J. Murray ‘59 Mr. William R. Ritchie ‘59 Mr. Walter E. Schemanske ‘59 Mr. Leon M. Schurgin ‘59 Mr. Lawrence J. Secord C.P.A. ‘59 Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59 Mr. Marvin F. Strach ‘59 Mr. Don Valente J.D. ‘59 Mr. Michael E. Walker ‘59

CLASS OF ‘60 - $9,825.00 Mr. David R. Bodnar ‘60 Mr. Gerald R. Brickley ‘60 Mr. Ronald L. Brown ‘60 Mr. Thomas M. Durkee ‘60 Dr. John Q. Grossa Jr. ‘60 Mr. Francis J. Klus ‘60 Mr. Nikola Lucas ‘60 Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60 Mr. Joseph M. Madigan Jr. ‘60 Mr. Patrick F. O’Hara C.P.A. ‘60 Mr. Pierre M. Paulin ‘60 Mr. Mark T. Rymsza ‘60 Mr. Carl E. Saam ‘60 Mr. Stanley M. Sheridan ‘60 Mr. Ronald T. Smillie ‘60 Mr. George M. Smrtka ‘60

Mr. Brian T. Sullivan ‘60 Mr. Vincent M. Thompson Jr. ‘60 Mr. John R. Tobin ‘60 Mr. Robert L. Walker ‘60 Mr. Gerald J. Zboch ‘60 CLASS OF ‘61 - $38,381.00 Dr. Louis C. Argenta ‘61 Dr. Jim A. Armstrong Ph.D. ‘61 Lt. Col. Thomas E. Baril, U.S.A.F. (Ret.) ‘61 Mr. Edward J. Dixon ‘61 Mr. Augustine Ferrera ‘61 Mr. Vincent E. Grainer ‘61 Mr. Buck A. Hagen ‘61 Rev. James P. Hayden ‘61 Mr. Dave T. Hernacki ‘61 Mr. David A. Holm ‘61 Mr. Gary A. Kostrewa ‘61 Mr. Frederick W. Lauck ‘61 Mr. John Lombardi ‘61 Mr. J. Anthony Mooter ‘61 Mr. Gary M. Pageau ‘61 Mr. Dennis F. Ringvelski ‘61 Mr. John A. Rioux Sr. ‘61 Mr. William A. Sante II ‘61 Mr. Donald W. Stocker ‘61 Mr. Frank J. Wendt Jr. ‘61 Mr. Charles J. Werger ‘61 Mr. John J. Williams ‘61 Mr. Larry J. Zettel Ph.D. ‘61

CLASS OF ‘62 - $14,665.00 Robert R. Argenta D.D.S. ‘62 Mr. Thomas J. Borke ‘62 Mr. Gregory A. Bourke ‘62 Mr. Edward J. Brady ‘62 Mr. J. Roger Cahaney ‘62 Dr. John F. Cotant ‘62 Mr. John G. Gibbons ‘62 Mr. Frank J. Koontz ‘62 Mr. Robert J. Maher ‘62 Mr. Stuart H. Mahler ‘62 Mr. John P. Marco ‘62 Mr. Patrick T. McGannon ‘62 Mr. Brian T. McGraw ‘62 Mr. Michael J. O’Dea ‘62 Mr. Robert J. Rhode ‘62 Mr. George P. Schwartz ‘62 Mr. Anthony W. Shaieb ‘62 Mr. Ronald T. Thomas ‘62 Mr. Joseph M. Tollus ‘62 Mr. Edward G. Veltman ‘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 ‘63 - $6,520.00 Mr. James G. Baldwin T.T.E.E. ‘63 Mr. John G. Banich ‘63 Mr. Paul J. Bernhard ‘63 Mr. Russell S. Bohn ‘63 Mr. Daniel J. Clarke ‘63 Mr. Ronald Dawes ‘63 Mr. Fernando F. Ferri ‘63 Mr. Walter A. Holdan C.P.A. ‘63 Mr. Roland J. Kase ‘63 Mr. John P. McGuinness ‘63 Mr. William M. O’Keefe ‘63 Mr. Stephen J. Paver Jr. ‘63 Mr. Richard A. Robertson ‘63 Mr. Richard V. Rosowski ‘63 Mr. Carl J. Schoeninger ‘63 Mr. Richard J. Terrill Ph.D. ‘63 Mr. John M. Tringali ‘63 Mr. James M. Tuohey ‘63

CLASS OF ‘64 - $8,853.65 Mr. Richard L. Butterfield ‘64 Dr. Arthur A. De Smet ‘64 Mr. Frederick J. Engelman ‘64 Mr. Joseph W. Greene C.P.A. ‘64 Mr. Norbert A. Gruley ‘64 Mr. Frank J. Haggerty ‘64 Mr. John H. Hallman ‘64 Mr. Joseph J. Hasenau ‘64 Mr. Daniel Kasprzyk ‘64 Mr. George C. Kunec ‘64 Mr. Thomas T. Longhway ‘64 Dr. R. William Lustig ‘64 Mr. William D. McSween ‘64 Mr. John J. Ronayne III ‘64 Mr. William J. Roznowski ‘64 Mr. James L. Sauter ‘64 Mr. Gary R. Schaefer ‘64 Mr. Dale Smetek ‘64 Mr. John C. Wright ‘64

CLASS OF ‘65 - $10,775.00 Mr. Bruce C. Adams ‘65 Mr. Michael J. Brady ‘65 Mr. Ronald A. Carmona ‘65 Mr. Richard C. Cicone ‘65 Mr. F. Patrick Devine ‘65 Mr. Thomas E. Dew ‘65 Mr. Gerald L. Di Ponio ‘65 Mr. Thomas J. Dodson ‘65 Mr. Daniel G. Durack ‘65

Mr. Michael T. Gearty ‘65 Mr. John R. Halberda ‘65 Mr. Gregory T. Haley ‘65 Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Mr. Dennis R. Kapp ‘65 Mr. William C. Kase Jr. ‘65 Mr. Thomas W. Kemper ‘65 Mr. Leo F. Kowalyk Jr. ‘65 Mr. Frank A. Lisjak ‘65 Mr. Dennis Lukasik ‘65 Mr. Michael J. Madden J.D., C.P.C.U., C.F.P. ‘65 Mr. Kenneth McDaniel D.D.S. ‘65 Mr. Louis E. Mioduszewski ‘65 Mr. Robert C. Moore ‘65 Mr. Robert S. Nicholl ‘65 Mr. Thomas E. Prendeville ‘65 Mr. Timothy J. Price ‘65 Rev. Robert P. Schikora ‘65 Mr. Michael D. Schloff ‘65 Mr. Daniel P. Stevenson ‘65 Mr. Christopher J. Swink ‘65 Mr. Peter J. Treboldi C.P.A. ‘65 Arunas Vaitiekaitis D.D.S. ‘65 CLASS OF ‘66 $1,007,196.00 Mr. James M. Blaine ‘66 Mr. John D. Bohrer ‘66 Mr. Robert P. Byrnes ‘66 Mr. Bernard V. Dominick ‘66 Mr. James H. Fydroski ‘66 Mr. Edwin S. Geisinger C.P.A. ‘66 Mr. Robert Ianni ‘66 Dr. Richard A. Jablonski ‘66 Mr. Paul E. Jakuszewski ‘66 Mr. Peter J. Jeffrey ‘66 Mr. William F. Molner ‘66 Dr. Joseph R. Montante ‘66 Dr. Christopher J. Moran ‘66 Mr. Ron J. Moskal ‘66 Mr. David Ostrowski ‘66 Mr. Patrick R. Peters ‘66 Mr. Robert J. Sheiko ‘66 Mr. Leo Shulzitski Jr. ‘66 Michael E. Somand M.D. ‘66 Mr. George C. Turek ‘66 “ Dr. Thomas A. Vuchetich D.D.S. ‘66 Mr. Roy M. Wilson III ‘66 Mr. Ralph A. Winnicker ‘66

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CLASS OF ‘67 - $11,420.00 Mr. James M. Albulov ‘67 Mr. Martin J. Baecker ‘67 Mr. Patrick J. Barry Jr. ‘67 Mr. Ronald J. Bienkowski ‘67 Mr. Kenneth Cislo ‘67 Mr. Robert M. Dantzer ‘67 Dr. Thomas J. Fleszar ‘67 Mr. Thomas C. Grish ‘67 Mr. Harry Groth II ‘67 Mr. Keith J. Hanley ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy ‘67 Mr. Harold J. Koss ‘67 Mr. George J. Mager, Jr., Esq. ‘67 Mr. Frank J. Moran ‘67 Robert M. Perrie, D.D.S., M.S. ‘67 Hon. Richard L. Sasena ‘67 Mr. Craig F. Smith ‘67 Mr. Robert O. Sornson Jr. ‘67 Mr. Stanley J. Targosz Jr. ‘67 Mr. Lloyd G. Ternes Jr. ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Wiltsie Jr. ‘67

CLASS OF ‘68 - $3,400.00 Mr. Dennis M. Antoniotti ‘68 Mr. Robert C. Baugh ‘68 Mr. Mark J. Curtin ‘68 Mr. Brian T. Deuby ‘68 Dr. Daniel J. Dymek ‘68 Hon. Richard P. Hathaway ‘68 Mr. William M. Hermann ‘68 Mr. Joel J. Kucharski ‘68 Mr. David Lewandowski ‘68 Mr. Michael J. Macdermott ‘68 Mr. Daniel V. Mulvihill Sr. ‘68 Mr. Thomas E. Sandon, Jr., C.P.A. ‘68

CLASS OF ‘69 - $6,450.00 Mr. William M. Carbary C.P.A. ‘69 Mr. William A. Doyle C.P.A. ‘69 Mr. James W. Haller ‘69 Karl F. Kolbe M.D. ‘69 Mr. Richard A. Noelke ‘69 Mr. David Paul ‘69 Capt. Kevin J. Ratigan ‘69 Mr. John M. Ridal ‘69 Mr. Kevin J. Sheahan ‘69

Frank A. Stackhouse M.D. ‘69 Mr. Timothy J. Watts ‘69 Mr. Robert F. Wider ‘69 Mr. Robert C. Wilson ‘69

CLASS OF ‘70 - $1,940.00 Mr. Gilbert M. Bazil Jr. ‘70 Hon. Thomas E. Brennan Jr. ‘70 Dr. John M. Cavanaugh ‘70 Mr. Leon J. Dantzer ‘70 Dr. David W. Dolan ‘70 Dr. F. Robert Dwyer Ph.D. ‘70 Mr. John L. Gierak ‘70 Mr. Daniel A. Hathaway ‘70 Mr. Edward C. Hathaway ‘70 Mr. William S. Hudak ‘70 Mr. Michael T. Kelley C.P.A. ‘70 Mr. Edward McGowan ‘70 Mr. Carmine Palombo ‘70 Mr. Richard J. Young ‘70 CLASS OF ‘71 - $1,490.00 Dr. Richard M. Benian D.D.S. ‘71 Mr. Kevin S. Cole ‘71 Mr. Stephen S. Douglas ‘71 Mr. John T. Hayden ‘71 Mr. Robert J. Hoff ‘71 Mr. John R. Mach C.P.A. ‘71 Mr. Ronald S. Majka ‘71 Mr. Peter A. Sandon Ph.D. ‘71 Mr. Larry A. Sladewski ‘71 Mr. William G. Steinke S.R.A. ‘71 Dr. Stephen J. Watts ‘71

CLASS OF ‘72 - $502,925.00 Mr. Wayne P. Barry ‘72 John E. Kelly Ph.D. ‘72 Dr. Terrence F. Longe ‘72 Mr. Anthony McDonnell ‘72 Mr. Patrick J. McEvilly ‘72 Mr. Kevin G. McGraw ‘72 Mr. Kevin J. Murphy Ph.D. ‘72 Mr. Saad J. Nadhir ‘72 Mr. John A. Sauter ‘72 Mr. Paul E. Vaghy ‘72 Mr. John Winnicker ‘72 CLASS OF ‘73 - $1,880.00 Paul J. Dirkes D.D.S. ‘73 Mr. Thomas B. Doran C.P.A. ‘73

Mr. Michael S. Dymek ‘73 Mr. Michael J. Gumbleton C.P.A. ‘73 Mr. Thomas A. Heller ‘73 Mr. David M. Holowchak ‘73 Mr. Gregory A. Jurkowski ‘73 Mr. David E. Kizyma ‘73 Mr. Paul H. Kullen ‘73 Ronald P. Ruffing M.D. ‘73 Mr. Michael R. Scheuermann ‘73 Mr. Robert E. Sullivan Jr. ‘73 Mr. Timothy W. Sullivan ‘73

CLASS OF ‘74 - $12,850.00 Mr. Roy D. Bates II ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Keith B. Burns ‘74 Mr. John J. Cibrario ‘74 Mr. William P. Colombo ‘74 Mr. Richard B. Gentry ‘74 Mr. David B. McCall ‘74 Mr. Waad J. Nadhir ‘74 Mr. Paul K. Noetzel ‘74 Mr. Jonathan J. Snyder ‘74 Mr. Kevin J. Sullivan ‘74 Mr. Curt C. Vogel ‘74 CLASS OF ‘75 - $4,615.00 Mr. Martin J. Beagen ‘75 Dr. Michael P. Carpenter ‘75 Mr. Michael R. Detz ‘75 Mr. Terrance S. Flynn ‘75 Mr. Bryan T. Gruley ‘75 Mr. Joseph A. Lang Jr. ‘75 Mr. Patrick S. Mulrooney ‘75 Mr. Alexander M. Nitkiewicz ‘75 Dr. Richard J. Ruffing ‘75 Mr. Joseph M. Shubitowski ‘75 Mr. Garry P. Simpson ‘75

CLASS OF ‘76 - $8,800.00 Mr. David E. Beger ‘76 Mr. Gregory F. Budde ‘76 Mr. Michael W. Burke C.P.A. ‘76 Most Rev. Michael J. Byrnes ‘76 Mr. Michael E. Duggan ‘76 Mr. Robert J. Keehl ‘76 Mr. Ronald M. Majewski ‘76 Mr. Joseph H. Merucci ‘76 Mr. Kirk M. Nicola ‘76 Mr. Daniel J. Obudzinski ‘76

Dr. David E. Obudzinski ‘76 Mr. Bernard V. Peterson ‘76 Mr. William A. Riehl ‘76 Mr. Tony N. Satullo ‘76

CLASS OF ‘77 - $33,475.00 Thomas M. Bartos Sc.D. ‘77 Mr. John M. Dillon D.D.S. ‘77 Mr. Douglas P. Dodson ‘77 Mr. John P. Doyle II ‘77 Mr. John H. H. Kauffman III ‘77 Mr. James B. Kruzan C.F.P. ‘77 Mr. Joe F. Luther ‘77 Mr. Alan M. Merlo ‘77 Mr. William G. Parran ‘77 Mr. Thomas G. Pegler ‘77 Mr. Jeffrey T. Snyder ‘77 Mr. Thomas G. Wolfe ‘77 Mr. William S. Wyman ‘77 CLASS OF ‘78 - $13,600.00 Mr. Keith B. Caughlin ‘78 Mr. David G. Coseo ‘78 Mr. Kevin P. Dailey ‘78 Mr. James E. Garner ‘78 Mr. David T. Grace ‘78 Mr. Brian E. Johnson ‘78 Mr. Mark D. Murawski ‘78 Mr. Nemir R. Nadhir ‘78 “ Mr. James S. Radcliffe ‘78 Judge James R. Redford ‘78 Mr. Jay W. Snyder ‘78 Mr. William J. Vincent ‘78 Mr. Christopher J. Wagner ‘78 Mr. Craig D. Wobrock ‘78 Mr. Edward W. Wojtan Jr. ‘78

CLASS OF ‘79 - $3,460.00 Mr. Peter M. Coratti ‘79 Mr. Patrick M. Cummings ‘79 Mr. Joseph F. Gallagher ‘79 Mr. Paul J. Jakubik ‘79 Mr. Kenneth P. Kowalski ‘79 Mr. John M. Martin ‘79 Mr. Mark E. Niehaus ‘79 Mr. Kevin J. O’Connor ‘79 Mr. Joseph G. Rudzinski ‘79 Dr. Lawrence W. Schenden ‘79 CLASS OF ‘80 - $11,615.00 Mr. Bernard A. Ball ‘80 Mr. James F. Govan ‘80 Mr. Daniel M. Majewski ‘80 Mr. Michael P. Normandin ‘80 Mr. Robert C. Paul ‘80 Mr. Jack K. Snyder ‘80 Mr. William H. Sullivan ‘80 Mr. Patrick E. Webster ‘80 CLASS OF ‘81 - $87,030.00 Mr. Richard J. Bartos ‘81

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Dr. Mark Bolgar Ph.D. ‘81 Mr. Kevin W. Carpenter ‘81 Mr. John A. Culver ‘81 Mr. Kurt E. Hetke ‘81 Mr. Thomas J. Marshall ‘81 Mr. Timothy J. McDonnell ‘81 Mr. Stephen J. Merritt ‘81 Mr. Jeffrey A. Nash P.E. ‘81 Mr. John S. Radtke ‘81 Mr. Curtis B. Salk ‘81 Dr. Michael K. Shaw Ph.D. ‘81 Robert J. Walsh Ph.D. ‘81 Mr. Kevin W. Wisely ‘81

CLASS OF ‘82 - $9,593.00 Mr. George M. Babcock ‘82 Dr. Donald J. Conn ‘82 Mr. Paul R. Cottrell ‘82 Mr. John W. Giehrl C.P.A. ‘82 Mr. Michael N. Griffin ‘82 Mr. Daniel F. Ishac ‘82 Mr. David G. Kassa ‘82 Mr. Thomas J. Katofiasc ‘82 Mr. Michael T. Merucci ‘82 Mr. Edmond A. Swad C.P.A. ‘82 Mr. E. Michael Woolfolk ‘82 Dr. Eric D. Zylinski ‘82 CLASS OF ‘83 - $7,859.55 Hon. Patrick J. Bagley ‘83 Mr. John R. Bebes C.P.A. ‘83 Mr. Patrick J. Brick ‘83 Mr. John F. Carrier ‘83 Mr. James W. Considine III ‘83 Mr. Frank M. Cooney ‘83 Mr. John T. Eads III, Esq. ‘83 Mr. Robert Joseph Elwell ‘83 Mr. Edward L. Ewald, Jr., Esq. ‘83 Mr. John B. Fitzpatrick ‘83 Mr. Todd A. Forfinski ‘83 Mr. Craig J. Gleeson ‘83 Mr. William G. Haller ‘83 Mr. Mark G. Holowicki ‘83 Mr. Michael C. Katkic ‘83 Mr. Steven Kolhoff ‘83 Mr. Kevin T. Kral, C.P.A., P.F.S., C.F.P. ‘83 Mr. David J. Lerg ‘83 Mr. Thomas J. Malone ‘83 Mr. Thomas P. McCall ‘83 Mr. Eric Dean McPherson ‘83 Mr. Michael M. Meister ‘83 Mr. Nick E. Merucci ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Micallef ‘83 Mr. Patrick V. Michel ‘83 Mr. Frank J. Murphy ‘83 Mr. Terrence C. Nadeau ‘83 Mr. Robert H. Orlowski Jr. ‘83 Dr. Stephen R. Pavlock ‘83 Mr. Brian A. Peck ‘83 Mr. Mathew M. Raedle ‘83

Mr. Ronald J. Raftery ‘83 Mr. Gregory L. Sala ‘83 Dr. and Mrs. Philip T. Schmitt ‘83 CLASS OF ‘84 - $3,570.00 Mr. Mark J. Anderson ‘84 Mr. James A. Babcock ‘84 Mr. Brian D. Broderick ‘84 Mr. Daniel J. Collins Jr. ‘84 Mr. John P. Connor ‘84 Mr. Patrick A. Copland ‘84 Mr. John F. Crampton ‘84 Mr. Rocco C. Ferrera ‘84 Mr. David L. Finnegan Esq. ‘84 Mr. David P. Green ‘84 Dr. Leonard B. Johnson ‘84 Mr. Robert J. Martin ‘84 Mr. Daniel L. Michaels ‘84 Mr. Tim R. Moran ‘84 Mr. Edwin J. Rennell III ‘84 Mr. Jeffrey J. Roegner ‘84 Mr. Scott A. Ronan ‘84 Mr. David A. Sanabria ‘84 Mr. Will P. Sullivan ‘84 Mr. Gerald M. Swiacki ‘84 Dr. Daniel J. Vargovick ‘84 Mr. Scott Zielinski ‘84 CLASS OF ‘85 - $3,520.00 Mr. Peter J. Cwik ‘85 Mr. Joseph A. Elliott ‘85 Mr. R. John Heaman ‘85 Michael A. Hensien M.D. ‘85 Mr. Thomas J. Rice C.P.A. ‘85 Mr. Joe A. Stachelek ‘85 Mr. Edward A. Turek ‘85 Mr. Ronald J. Wandzel ‘85

CLASS OF ‘86 - $1,069.12 Mr. Gregory P. Abb ‘86 Mr. Patrick L. Nolan ‘86 Mr. Thomas P. Pelon ‘86 Dr. Mark C. Pinto ‘86 Mr. John N. Rehm ‘86 Mr. Joel M. Scheuher ‘86 Norman N. Sesi Ph.D. ‘86 Mr. Matthew B. Smith ‘86

CLASS OF ‘87 - $2,300.00 Mr. Charles D. Bullock ‘87 Mr. Daniel R. Michel ‘87 Mr. Michael E. Napierkowski ‘87 Mr. Michael A. Ouellette ‘87 Mr. Mitchell P. Quint ‘87 Mr. Jeffrey T. Rende ‘87 Lt. Col. David J. Sebuck U.S.M.C. ‘87 CLASS OF ‘88 - $2,200.00 Mr. James R. Acho ‘88

Mr. Todd C. Hoffman ‘88 Mr. Ted R. Rieple ‘88 Mr. Jerry J. Rioux ‘88 Mr. Thomas M. Scanlon ‘88 Mr. Michael J. Schwartz ‘88 Mr. Daniel N. Sharkey ‘88 Mr. Justin P. Snyder ‘88

CLASS OF ‘89 - $715.00 Mr. John H. Dankert, Jr. ‘89 Mr. Steven A. DuBuc ‘89 Mr. Scott J. Hauncher ‘89 Mr. Keith A. Karbo ‘89 Mr. Kristian P. Keller ‘89 Mr. John A. Linenberg ‘89 Mr. Sean S. Senecal ‘89 Mr. Mark E. Staniforth M.D. ‘89 Mr. Brian J. Tulley ‘89

CLASS OF ‘90 - $900.00 Mr. Roger A. Balwinski ‘90 Mr. David R. Girolamo ‘90 Mr. Steven J. Haslem ‘90 Mr. Patrick W. Koelzer ‘90 Mr. David A. Taylor ‘90

CLASS OF ‘91 - $1,925.00 Mr. Scott A. Balwinski ‘91 Mr. Rian J. Burke ‘91 Mr. Gregory P. Dyer ‘91 Mr. William M. Hermann ‘91 Mr. George J. Robarge ‘91 Mr. Matthew A. Surowiec ‘91 Mr. Wayne T. Worosz Jr. ‘91 CLASS OF ‘92 - $3,420.00 Mr. Brian M. Duggan ‘92 Mr. Brian P. Fillion ‘92 Mr. James P. Habel ‘92 Mr. Andrew L. Kronk ‘92 Mr. Michael E. McGuire ‘92 Mr. Gary B. Stegall ‘92 Mr. Stanley J. Targosz III ‘92

CLASS OF ‘93 - $850.00 Mr. Robert D. Clark ‘93 Mr. Brian H. Kuhns ‘93 Mr. Michael J. Mittman C.F.A. ‘93 Mr. Thomas J. Murray ‘93 Mr. Brian K. Ronayne ‘93 Mr. Mark V. West ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Williams ‘93 CLASS OF ‘94 - $21,775.00 Maj. Michael S. Avey U.S.A. ‘94 Mr. Doug E. Connolly ‘94 Mr. Anthony V. Hesano ‘94 Mr. Andrew E. Kummer ‘94

Mr. J. Anton Mooter ‘94 “ Mr. Justin A. Mooter ‘94 Mr. Paul M. Quinones ‘94 Mr. Stephen S. Ret ‘94 CLASS OF ‘95 - $583.86 Mr. John P. Argenta ‘95 Mr. Andrew R. Gignac ‘95 Mr. Justin P. Stankewicz ‘95 Mr. Craig P. Wasen ‘95 Mr. Christopher R. Wegienka ‘95

CLASS OF ‘96 - $2,635.10 Mr. Nicholas A. Bugajski ‘96 Mr. Dante Cerroni ‘96 Mr. Josh E. Delos Reyes ‘96 Mr. Richard O. Freij ‘96 Mr. Kevin J. Griffin ‘96 Mr. Keith A. Knoeferl ‘96 Mr. Gregory E. Van Hoey ‘96

CLASS OF ‘97 - $1,750.00 Mr. Kevin T. Boyle ‘97 Mr. Michael R. Danczak ‘97 Mr. John A. DiBella ‘97 Mr. Andrew J. Flowerday ‘97 Mr. Ryan M. Kolb ‘97 Mr. Michael J. Murray ‘97 Mr. Peter J. Smith ‘97

CLASS OF ‘98 - $1,477.00 Mr. Richard D. Hoeg ‘98 Mr. John A. Kronk ‘98 Mr. Peter D. MacFarlane ‘98 Mr. Paul J. Nicastri ‘98 Mr. Anthony F. Nozewski ‘98 Mr. Lee C. O’Connell ‘98 Mr. Mario F. Passera ‘98 Mr. Brendan R. Rooney ‘98

CLASS OF ‘99 - $1,355.00 Mr. Gregory G. Bechard ‘99 Mr. John M. Crandall ‘99 Mr. Ryan R. Johnston ‘99 Mr. Jeffrey D. Kruszewski ‘99 Mr. Brian R. Kuszynski ‘99 Mr. David S. Nay ‘99 Mr. Ronald P. Sarata II ‘99 Mr. Mark J. Sulkowski ‘99

CLASS OF ‘00 - $300.00 Mr. Jeffrey A. Haller ‘00 Mr. Kevin J. Respondek ‘00

CLASS OF ‘01 - $1,100.00 Mr. Timothy J. Banaszak ‘01 Mr. David J. Danic ‘01 Mr. William C. Glaab ‘01 Mr. Brian D. Hesano ‘01 Mr. Daniel A. Krawiec II ‘01

CLASS OF ‘02 - $1,065.00 Mr. Sean M. Abraham ‘02 Mr. Scott R. Bowling ‘02 Mr. Michael A. Clarey ‘02 Mr. Justin C. Droba ‘02 Mr. Thomas H. Jakacki ‘02 Mr. Anthony J. Kreucher ‘02 Mr. Keith D. Lukasik ‘02 Dr. Adam M. Ralko ‘02

CLASS OF ‘07 - $750.00 Mr. Kyle J. Bridges ‘07 Mr. David D. Bushart ‘07 Mr. Daniel S. Chabala ‘07 Mr. Daniel J. Foley Jr. ‘07 Mr. David A. Galiyas Jr. ‘07 Mr. Brian T. Kelly ‘07 Mr. Andrew H. Kokoska ‘07 Mr. Jacob M. Maloney ‘07 Mr. Christopher A. Maly ‘07 Mr. Anthony J. Petty II ‘07 Mr. Joseph J. Sopha ‘07 Mr. Nicholas J. Stanis ‘07

CLASS OF ‘03 - $450.00 Mr. Brian E. Doot ‘03 Mr. Robert A. Ficano II ‘03 Mr. Andrew J. MacFarlane ‘03 Mr. Michael A. Martinico ‘03 Mr. Ryan M. O’Connor ‘03 Mr. Mark F. Pfitzenmaier ‘03 Mr. Joel J. Rivera ‘03 Mr. Christopher R. Sinutko ‘03

CLASS OF ‘08 - $195.00 Mr. Scott L. Farida ‘08 Mr. Ryan J. Houska ‘08 Mr. Daniel C. Miner ‘08 Mr. James A. Morasso ‘08 Mr. Ryan P. Obarzanek ‘08

CLASS OF ‘09 - $20.00 Mr. Matthew P. Misiak ‘09

CLASS OF ‘04 - $115.00 Mr. Gabriel A. Diaz ‘04 Mr. Michael E. Hoener ‘04 Mr. Daniel R. Waterstradt ‘04

CLASS OF ‘10 - $268.00 Mr. Mark F. Gardner ‘10 Mr. Dominic E. Misiak ‘10 Mr. Joseph R. Pacente ‘10 Mr. Joshua T. Paulisin ‘10 Mr. Alexander J. Ross ‘10 Mr. Thomas L. Voutsos ‘10

Mr. Matthew J. LoPiccolo ‘01 Mr. Skyler P. Swiecki ‘01 Mr. David P. J. Tovey ‘01

CLASS OF ‘05 - $420.00 Mr. Jeffrey V. Bowling ‘05 Mr. Benjamin D. Chabala ‘05 Mr. Jay D. Gronbach ‘05 Mr. Douglas A. Laurain ‘05 Mr. John V. Morasso ‘05 Mr. Christopher E. Pedersen ‘05 Mr. Scott L. Pfeffer ‘05 Mr. Andrew A. Reinel ‘05 CLASS OF ‘06 - $265.00 Mr. Adam R. Dubois ‘06 Mr. Brian R. Kirkendall ‘06 Mr. Scott E. Malinowski ‘06 Mr. Anthony J. Martinico ‘06 Mr. Nicholas M. Salley ‘06 Mr. Craig N. Werner ‘06

CLASS OF ‘11 - $302.00 Mr. Nicholas B. Baldus ‘11 Mr. Christian G. Burke ‘11 Mr. Nicholas W. Cech ‘11 Mr. Evan C. Chabala ‘11 Mr. Jackson A. Elliott ‘11 Mr. Mitchell W. Gatt ‘11 Mr. Robert G. Kaylor ‘11 Mr. Zachary M. Nicholas ‘11 Mr. William S. Riga ‘11 Mr. Logan J. Tigani ‘11 Mr. Dan M. Vigi ‘11 Mr. Zachary S. Weiss ‘11

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Corporate Partners, Foundations and Matching Gifts Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan Advancement Design Associates LLC Aetna BP Foundation, Inc. Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc. Cadillac of Novi Catholic Central Dads’ Club Catholic Central Mothers’ Club Class of 1983 Endowment Fund Conrad Charitable Foundation Darryl’s Motor Sales, Inc. DTE Energy Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation Irish American Unity Conference Klebba Insurance Agency, Inc. Lubrizol Foundation M & M Benefit Group, LLC Masonpro, Inc. McNish Family Foundation Melaleuca Michigan Pete Landscaping MLS Tree Service Nexgen Consulting Northwestern Mutual Foundation O’Neill Foundation Orin Jewelers, Inc. Pfizer, Inc. Plymouth PT Specialists Post-Newsweek Stations, Inc. Isabel Francis Smith & Ralph Lawrence Smith Foundation Success Mortgage Partners, Inc. Varsity Football 2011 Zatkoff Family Foundation

Special Gifts Mr. Dennis M. Barnes ‘79 Ms. Beth C. Beson Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Brown Mr. Kittisak Chooklin Mr. Martin Cieslak Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Confer Mr. Glenn Cumberland Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Dooley Mr. and Mrs. John L. Fitzpatrick Mr. John R. Foley ‘73 Mr. Craig M. Hale ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hool Mr. Charles F. Kleinbrook ‘79 Mr. John D. Kluka Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Kurcz Mr. Frederick W. Lauck ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Jack N. Lawless III Mr. John W. McNish ‘84 Mr. William J. McNish ‘59 McNish Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John G. Mizzi Mr. Erik Nilsen Mr. Robert C. Paul ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Plawecki Mr. John S. Radtke ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Dean M. Rottermond Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sanderson Mr. and Mrs. James P. Schneider Mr. Brian Stoick Mr. Edmond A. Swad C.P.A. ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Brett J. Talbott Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Zelenka Jr.

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Alan Omilian ‘05 Memorial Fund Mr. Timothy J. Banaszak ‘01 Mr. David E. Beger ‘76 Mr. Gregory F. Budde ‘76 Most Rev. Michael J. Byrnes ‘76 Jan and Cydney Cepiga Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Close Mr. Ronald M. Majewski ‘76 Mr. Thomas C. McLean ‘05 Mr. Alan M. Merlo ‘77 Nexgen Consulting Mr. Bernard V. Peterson ‘76 Mr. Richard Reid Albert Hallaert ‘41 Memorial Fund Mrs. Leona M. Hallaert Brett J. Poupard ‘00 Memorial Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blevins Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Poupard Mr. and Mrs. James F. McDonough Ms. Pamela M. Romanelli Catherine Devine Memorial Fund Ms. Louise Hall Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. O’Brien Ms. Colleen V. Ronayne Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spansky Mr. Michael E. Walker ‘59 Catholic Central Mothers’ Club Endowment Fund Catholic Central Mothers’ Club

Top Ten Classes CLASS OF ‘66 CLASS OF ‘72 CLASS OF ‘81 CLASS OF ‘61 CLASS OF ‘77 CLASS OF ‘94 CLASS OF ‘62 CLASS OF ‘58 CLASS OF ‘78 CLASS OF ‘74

Endowments and Memorial Gifts

$1,007,196.00 $502,925.00 $87,030.00 $38,381.00 $33,475.00 $21,775.00 $14,665.00 $14,477.00 $13,600.00 $12,850.00

Class of 1958 Endowment Fund Mr. John P. Argenta ‘58 Mr. David R. Bartush ‘58 Mr. Keith S. Bauman ‘58 Mr. Gerald M. Belian P.E. ‘58 Mr. Paul H. Bibeau ‘58 Mr. David J. Boyd C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Gary J. Brand ‘58 Mr. Arthur M. Ciagne Jr. ‘58 John F. Dirks D.D.S. ‘58 Mr. Terrence W. Donnelly ‘58 Mr. Richard E. Elliott P.E. ‘58 Mr. Richard F. Fenech ‘58 Mr. Robert C. Fitzgerald ‘58 Mr. James A. Gorcyca ‘58

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Mr. Jerry L. R. Govjanian ‘58 Mr. Gerald F. Heilstedt ‘58 Mr. John D. Hibler ‘58 Mr. Gary S. Julien ‘58 Mr. Donald D. MacKercher Jr. ‘58 Mr. William L. Matthews C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. Hugh J. O’Neil Jr. ‘58 Mr. James B. Pachucki ‘58 Mr. William H. Paradise ‘58 Mr. Thomas J. Podgajski ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rosowski ‘58 Mr. Robert A. Santello ‘58 Dr. George A. Schaub ‘58 Mr. Robert J. Seaton ‘58 Mr. Thomas E. Strong ‘58 Mr. Timothy P. Sweeney ‘58 Mr. Gary M. Trahey ‘58 Mr. Paul M. Tschirhart ‘58 Mr. Dennis J. Tymosko ‘58 Mr. Edward M. Welch ‘58 Mr. Frank T. Wyzywany ‘58 Class of 1965 Endowment Fund Mr. Martin J. Baecker ‘67 Mr. Michael J. Brady ‘65 Mr. Ronald A. Carmona ‘65 Mr. Richard C. Cicone ‘65 Class of 1965 Endowment Fund Mr. Thomas E. Dew ‘65 Mr. Gerald L. Di Ponio ‘65 Mr. Thomas J. Dodson ‘65 Mr. Daniel G. Durack ‘65 Mr. Albert A. Forte ‘65 Mr. Michael T. Gearty ‘65 Mr. John R. Halberda ‘65 Mr. Gregory T. Haley ‘65 Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Mr. William C. Kase Jr. ‘65 Mr. Thomas W. Kemper ‘65 Mr. Leo F. Kowalyk Jr. ‘65 Mr. Frank A. Lisjak ‘65 Mr. Dennis Lukasik ‘65 Mr. Michael J. Madden J.D., C.P.C.U., C.F.P. ‘65 Kenneth McDaniel D.D.S. ‘65 Mr. Louis E. Mioduszewski ‘65 Mr. Thomas E. Prendeville ‘65 Mr. Timothy J. Price ‘65 Rev. Robert P. Schikora ‘65 Mr. Michael D. Schloff ‘65 Mr. Daniel P. Stevenson ‘65 Mr. Christopher J. Swink ‘65 Mr. Peter J. Treboldi C.P.A. ‘65 Arunas Vaitiekaitis D.D.S. ‘65 Woodmen of the World and/or Assured Life Association

Class of 1968 Endowment Fund Mr. Dennis M. Antoniotti ‘68 Mr. Robert C. Baugh ‘68 Mr. Terry D. Brown ‘68 Hon. Robert J. Colombo Jr. ‘68 Mr. James P. Delaney ‘68 Mr. James M. Gibbons Jr. ‘68 Mr. Thomas J. Kenny ‘68 Mr. Joel J. Kucharski ‘68 Paul M. Romanelli Ph.D. ‘68 Mr. Thomas E. Sandon, Jr., C.P.A. ‘68 Mr. John J. Schrot Jr. ‘68

Class of 1983 Endowment Fund Hon. Patrick J. Bagley ‘83 Mr. John R. Bebes C.P.A. ‘83 Ms. Mary C. Bourke Mr. Patrick J. Brick ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Connell Mr. James W. Considine III ‘83 Mr. Frank M. Cooney ‘83 Mr. Scott A. Dahnke ‘83 Mr. Donald Deisenroth Mr. John T. Eads, III, Esq. ‘83 Mr. Robert Joseph Elwell ‘83 Mr. Edward L. Ewald, Jr., Esq. ‘83 Mr. Todd A. Forfinski ‘83 Mr. Craig J. Gleeson ‘83 Mr. Mark G. Holowicki ‘83 Mr. Michael C. Katkic ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Kennedy Mr. Steven Kolhoff ‘83 Mr. Kevin T. Kral, C.P.A., P.F.S., C.F.P. ‘83 Mr. David J. Lerg ‘83 Lubrizol Foundation Mr. Thomas J. Malone ‘83 Mr. Thomas P. McCall ‘83 Mr. Eric Dean McPherson ‘83 Mr. Michael M. Meister ‘83 Mr. Nick E. Merucci ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Micallef ‘83 Mr. Patrick V. Michel ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Militello Mr. Frank J. Murphy ‘83 Mr. Robert H. Orlowski Jr. ‘83 Mr. Brian A. Peck ‘83 Mr. Mathew M. Raedle ‘83 Mr. Ronald J. Raftery ‘83 Mr. Gregory L. Sala ‘83 Dr. and Mrs. Philip T. Schmitt ‘83

General Endowment Fund Mr. Ronald J. Briskey ‘47 Mr. Joseph Harper Mr. Paul M. Quinones ‘94

George Cottrell ‘55 Memorial Fund Mrs. Patricia A. Brennan Mr. Maurice Kenney Miss Elaine Mullaly and Miss June Maurer Mr. Michael E. Wolf ‘55

Hermann Family Scholarship Fund Mrs. B. Roylene Hermann Mr. and Mrs. George W. Zrinyi

Irish Studies Scholarship Fund Mr. James D. Aston ‘47 Mr. Terrence E. Brady ‘55 Mr. Terrence M. Brady ‘58 Hon. Thomas E. Brennan ‘47 Hon. Thomas E. Brennan Jr. ‘70 Mr. Donald J. Broderick ‘52 Rev. Leo P. Broderick ‘48 Mr. John M. Cahill ‘70 Dr. Thomas M. Collins ‘70 Mr. John M. Dillon D.D.S. ‘77 Mr. William A. Doyle C.P.A. ‘69 Mr. Michael J. Farrug ‘53 Mr. Terrance S. Flynn ‘75 Michael J. Geoghegan M.D. ‘54 Hon. Richard P. Hathaway ‘68 Mr. James R. Healy ‘44 Irish American Unity Conference Mr. Michael T. Kelley C.P.A. ‘70 John E. Kelly Ph.D. ‘72 s

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Eric Miles Memorial Fund Mr. Bill Anderson Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Ted Beaulieu Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Bloomfield Mr. and Mrs. Gary Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brubaker Mr. and Mrs. Tim Bur Mr. and Mrs. Owen Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Check Mr. and Mrs. Francis Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Duran Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dykstra Mr. and Mrs. Todd Fagerman Mrs. Beverly Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gearig Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Harding Mr. Sam Himsel Ms. Betty Hipp Mr. and Mrs. Michael Holper Ms. Nancy Howe Robin and Sara Hunziker Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kruse Ms. Judith Lahaie Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lahaie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lahie Mr. and Mrs. David Lawson Mr. James Luther Mr. and Mrs. Chris Madynski Mr. and Mrs. Larry Miles Mr. and Mrs. James Miller

Rev. James O. Enright, CSB Memorial Fund Mr. James M. Albulov ‘67 Mr. Peter A. Basile ‘59 Mr. Dennis L. Bencher ‘59 Dr. Richard M. Benian D.D.S. ‘71 Mr. Samuel A. Borri Jr. ‘55 Mr. Robert Boyke ‘57 Mr. Terrence M. Brady ‘58 Mr. Robert P. Byrnes ‘66 Mr. Kevin W. Carpenter ‘81 Mr. Donald A. Colone ‘56 Dr. John F. Cotant ‘62 Dr. Jerome R. Croteau ‘51 Mr. Robert M. Dantzer ‘67 George F. Dietz M.D. ‘49 Mr. William A. Doyle C.P.A. ‘69 Dr. F. Robert Dwyer Ph.D. ‘70 Mr. Jerry L. R. Govjanian ‘58 Mr. Bryan T. Gruley ‘75 Mr. David A. Holm ‘61 Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Mr. John H. H. Kauffman III ‘77 John E. Kelly Ph.D. ‘72 Mr. George J. Krymow ‘45 Mr. David Lewandowski ‘68 Mr. Robert J. Maher ‘62 Mr. Ronald M. Majewski ‘76 Mr. James F. Martin ‘58 Mr. William L. Matthews C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. William F. Molner ‘66 Mr. Mark D. Murawski ‘78 Mr. Alexander M. Nitkiewicz ‘75 Mr. Terrence A. O’Dea ‘64 Mr. Mario F. Passera ‘98

Mr. James S. Radcliffe ‘78 Mr. John N. Rehm ‘86 Mr. John M. Ridal ‘69 Mr. John J. Ronayne III ‘64 Mr. Carl J. Schoeninger ‘63 Mr. Kevin J. Sheahan ‘69 Mr. Jeffrey T. Snyder ‘77 Mr. Marvin F. Strach ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan Mr. Richard J. Szelc ‘73 Mr. Richard J. Terrill Ph.D. ‘63 Mr. James M. Tuohey ‘63 Mr. John J. Williams ‘61 Mr. Milford E. Woodbeck Jr. ‘62 Mr. Louis E. Yeager ‘50

Rev. John Ward, CSB ‘59 Memorial Fund Mr. Thomas J. Murray ‘59 Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59

Rev. Norbert Clemens, CSB Memorial Scholarship Fund Thomas F. Moore M.D. ‘50

Francis A. Hess ‘43 Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hess Mr. and Mrs. William Mack The Najor Family Mr. Alex J. Violassi P.E. ‘42

Francis Ankenbrandt ‘39 Memorial Fund Aetna Ms. Rita Ankenbrandt Mr. Donald Gormley and Mrs. Linda Cameron-Gormley Ms. Virginia MacQueen Mr. Stephen L. Piazza

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Mr. Frederick W. Lauck ‘61 Mrs. Elaine M. Madigan Mr. Anthony McDonnell ‘72 Mr. George P. McDonnell ‘56 Mr. Paul D. McGlynn Ph.D. ‘55 Mr. Edward McGowan ‘70 Mr. Kevin J. Murphy Ph.D. ‘72 Mr. Michael T. Murray C.F.A. ‘48 Mr. Patrick L. Nolan ‘86 Mr. James P. O’Brien ‘51 Mr. John J. O’Brien ‘51 Mr. Lee C. O’Connell ‘98 Mr. John J. Ronayne III ‘64 Mr. Brendan R. Rooney ‘98 Hon. James L. Ryan ‘50 Ms. Barbara Theisen

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Donald Harrington ‘44 Memorial Fund Mr. James E. Breyer ‘57 Judge Avern Cohn

Dr. John Ronayne Jr. Memorial Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Matherly

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Miller Ms. Mary Ellen Miller Mr. and Mrs. William Milne Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miodonski Ms. Jane O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Pancake Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pinkie Ms. Judith Plamondon Mr. and Mrs. John Rieker Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Sheaffer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sheehan Ms. Jacqueline Smith Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Stempien Mr. and Mrs. Kerm Stroh Mr. and Mrs. William Sultze Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thorn Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Vinton Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wirth III

Rev. Harold Bernard Gardner, CSB Memorial Fund Mr. Daniel J. Collins Sr. ‘57

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Class of 1984 Endowment Fund Mr. Mark J. Anderson ‘84 Mr. John P. Connor ‘84 Mr. John F. Crampton ‘84 Mr. Rocco C. Ferrera ‘84 Mr. David P. Green ‘84 Mr. Daniel L. Michaels ‘84 Mr. Tim R. Moran ‘84 Mr. Scott A. Ronan ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Stockton

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James MacInnis Memorial Fund Mr. Daniel J. Collins Sr. ‘57 Mr. James P. Lagrou ‘50 Mr. George Pelyak

James Tumavitch Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Brandt

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

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John E. Lee ‘46 Memorial Fund Ms. Nancy Dunleavy Ms. Kathleen Lee Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60 Mr. Ronald A. MacInnis Jr. Mr. John Mays ‘46

John S. Rosowski ‘80 Memorial Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bongero Mr. and Mrs. John G. MacDonald Mr. John J. Ronayne III ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rosowski ‘58 Ken Stuligross ‘54 Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Blossfeld Mr. Richard J. Brennan ‘54 Ms. Sandra Brinkman Mr. Daniel J. Collins Sr. ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hill Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jamieson Mr. and Mrs. John Krest Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mikolajczak Mr. James D. Minar ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Moss Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moss Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Mr. Melvin Rebillot Mr. Paul J. Rybicki S.T.B. ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sexton Mr. James Slezinski

Mr. and Mrs. Evan Stroup Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Svaluto Mr. and Mrs. Charles Villeneuve Mr. Louis E. Yeager ‘50 Kenneth Wicka ‘50 Memorial Fund C.P. Lamoureux Agency Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Dahlman Mr. and Mrs. George Kapp Mr. James P. Lagrou ‘50 Ms. Carol Mayho Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Naab Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company Mr. Jerome J. Schmidt C.P.C.U. ‘50 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sleda Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vanslembrouck Ms. Donna Wicka Mrs. Marianne Wicka Mr. Timothy Wyman Mr. Louis E. Yeager ‘50

Leslie J. Hogan ‘40 Memorial Fund Mrs. Rita Keuten

Lois Girardot Memorial Fund Ms. Catherine Girardot

Michael Bulger ‘67 Memorial Fund Mrs. Kathleen Bulger Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bulger Ms. Linda Carlson Ms. Mary Dudek

Mr. and Mrs. James Fellinger Mr. and Mrs. Brian Holt Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hunter Mr. Edward Koenigsknecht Mr. and Mrs. Paul LeBlanc Mr. Dean Leja Mr. James Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Litchfield Mr. Kevin Love Mr. and Mrs. Roye Meis Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Natzel Mr. and Mrs. James Neurath Mr. and Mrs. Mike Oatley Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Patterson Ms. Christine Rozich Mr. and Mrs. James Sandborn Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tash Mr. Marc Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vollmar Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wayer Mr. Robert Wiest

Milford & Muriel Woodbeck Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Don Czerniewski Noah Kokoszka ‘07 Memorial Fund Mr. Thomas J. Katofiasc ‘82

Rev. Bernard Regan, CSB Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. Salvatore F. Zappia ‘49

Rev. Edward W. Donoher, CSB Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. Richard J. Terrill Ph.D. ‘63

Richard Dilworth ‘51 Memorial Fund Mr. Daniel J. Dilworth ‘50 Robert Duggan ‘83 Scholarship Fund Mr. Michael E. Duggan ‘76 Judge and Mrs. Patrick Duggan

Snyder Family Scholarship Fund Mr. Michael T. Kelley C.P.A. ‘70 Masonpro, Inc. Ms. Barbara Muir Mr. Jack K. Snyder ‘80 Mr. Jay W. Snyder ‘78 Mr. Jonathan J. Snyder ‘74 Mr. Justin P. Snyder ‘88

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Terry Brennan ‘44 Memorial Fund Mrs. Patricia A. Brennan

The Vincent and Victoria Cylwicki Scholarship Fund Rev. Albert W. Cylwicki, CSB ‘50

Thomas McSweeney ‘58 Memorial Fund Mr. John R. MacInnis ‘60

George ‘66 and Linda Turek Family Scholarship Fund Mr. George C. Turek ‘66

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 Donald Barton Memorial Mr. Peter A. Basile ‘59 Basilian Fathers of Catholic Central High School Ms. Beth C. Beson Mr. Russell S. Bohn ‘63 Mr. Terrence E. Brady ‘55 Mr. Gary J. Brand ‘58 Bright House Networks LLC Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Brown Mr. Michael F. Burke ‘85 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 Mr. John P. Connor ‘84 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 Mr. John M. Dillon D.D.S. ‘77 Mr. William T. Downs III ‘84 Judge and Mrs. Patrick Duggan Mr. Walter E. Dunne ‘52 Mr. George J. Fadool ‘77

Dr. Edward J. Farragher ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ferrantino Dr. Thomas J. Fleszar ‘67 Dr. Robert A. Forte ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gallagher 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. and Gary D. Grondin Mr. Harry Groth II ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton Dr. Michael B. Haynes ‘66 Mr. William M. Hermann ‘68 The Thomas M. Herzog Memorial Fund Mr. Edward J. Hussey ‘34 Mr. Michael Ilitch Mr. Harold J. Koss ‘67 Mr. Mark K. Kullen ‘80 Mr. Frederick W. Lauck ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Jack N. Lawless III Mr. John E. Lobbia Mr. John Lombardi ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Lowry Mr. Joe F. Luther ‘77 Mr. John F. Lutz ‘59 Mr. Stuart H. Mahler ‘62 Ronald J. Mastej Charitable Annunity Trust I Mr. William L. Matthews C.P.A. ‘58 Mrs. Marlene McClorey Mr. Patrick A. McDonald ‘54 Mr. Patrick J. McDonnell ‘61 Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. McGuire George F. Monaghan Council K of C 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 S. Pachota ‘59 Mr. Robert C. Paul ‘80 Mr. Douglas G. Perenchio ‘49 Plante & Moran, PLLC Dr. Charles A. Porretta ‘45 Mr. James P. Quinlan ‘58 Mr. Jeffrey A. Radtke ‘85 Mr. John S. Radtke ‘81 Mr. Thomas H. Reid ‘51

Mrs. Ann C. Rohr Mr. Arthur P. Ronan ‘47 Ms. Colleen V. Ronayne 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 Dr. Edward Schulte Mr. George P. Schwartz ‘62 Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59 Mr. Paul R. Shefferly ‘70 Mr. Stanley M. Sheridan ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shinney Mr. Jeffrey T. Snyder ‘77 Michael E. Somand M.D. ‘66 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 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 Robert J. Walsh Ph.D. ‘81 Mr. Thomas G. Wolfe ‘77 Mr. Milford E. Woodbeck Jr. ‘62 Mr. Louis E. Yeager ‘50 Mr. Eugene F. Zeimet ‘43 Mr. William A. Zimmerman ‘46

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.

Mr. Neal E. Alpiner & Ms. Tobye S. Stein Anonymous Mr. Dennis M. Antoniotti ‘68 Mr. James D. Aston ‘47 Mr. Robert E. Barnes Sr. ‘56 Mr. Patrick J. Barry Jr. ‘67 Mr. Gilbert M. Bazil Jr. ‘70 Rev. Mitchell Bednarski ‘36 (deceased)

Mr. Thomas R. Berry ‘69 Mr. Raymond ‘55 & Mrs. Patricia Billinghurst Mr. Russell S. Bohn ‘63 Mr. Regis D. Bowers ‘42 (deceased) Mr. Terrence ‘55 and Mrs. Karen Brady Mr. Ronald ‘47 (deceased) and Mrs. Patricia Briskey Trust Mr. Barry Burrows ‘69 Mrs. Mary (Ellsworth ‘53) Carroll Msgr. Ferdinand J. DeCneudt ‘31 (deceased) Mr. William S. Ellis ‘44 (deceased) Mr. Edward J. Farragher ‘62 Mr. James H. Fydroski ‘66 Mr. Walter F. Girardot ‘44 (deceased) Mr. Richard A. Giuffre ‘56 Mr. Richard A. Green ‘46 (deceased) Mr. James L. Guyette ‘48 Mr. Donald J. Harrington ‘43 (deceased) Mr. Richard L. Herbert ‘53 Mr. John A. Kozacki ‘59 (deceased) Mr. Arthur E. Krzeminski ‘52 (deceased) Mr. Edward J. Lamb ‘30 (deceased) Mr. James L. MacInnis ‘50 (deceased) Mr. William L. Matthews C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. John A. Mays ‘46 (deceased) Mr. James B. McDonald ‘61 Mr. Anthony McDonnell ‘72 Mr. Kenneth C. McGuire ‘47 Mr. Kevin H. Metz ‘86 Mr. Michael J. Moir ‘64 Mr. William J. Moylan P.E. ‘49 Mr. Robert P. Noetzel ‘87 Mr. Edmund Pujdowski Jr. ‘52 Mr. John M. Rady ‘38 Mr. Kevin J. Ratigan ‘69 Mr. Richard D. Rohr ‘44 (deceased) Mr. Victor L. Romanowski ‘55 (deceased) Ms. Jane A. Rose Mr. Frank H. Ross ‘51 Mr. Robert A. Rusnak ‘66 Mr. Gary R. Schaefer ‘64 Mr. Rudolf F. Seichter ‘59 Mrs. Kathleen M. Shutrump Mr. David C. Stang ‘69

Mr. Robert A. Stephan ‘77 Rev. Eugene Roy Strain Mr. James J. Tedesco ‘41 Mr. James Tetreault ‘48 Mr. Orrin J. Tibbits ‘71 Mr. George C. Turek ‘66 Mr. Delano A. Valenti ‘54 Mr. Michael E. Wolf ‘55 Mr. Louis E. Yeager ‘50 Mr. Eugene F. Zeimet ‘43 Mr. Donald A. Zettel ‘51

Pledge Payments Mr. John R. Anstett ‘83 Mr. Patrick J. Barry Jr. ‘67 Mr. Gilbert M. Bazil Jr. ‘70 Mr. Donald J. Broderick ‘52 Mr. Dennis K. Brooks ‘63 Mr. Terry D. Brown ‘68 Mr. Timothy P. Brown ‘65 Mr. Gregory F. Budde ‘76 Mr. Michael F. Burke ‘85 Mr. John M. Cahill ‘70 Mr. Donald E. Campbell ‘88 Mr. Daniel S. Carlson ‘01 Mr. Kevin W. Carpenter ‘81 Dr. Michael P. Carpenter ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Carroll Mr. Daniel J. Collins Jr. ‘84 Mr. Daniel J. Collins Sr. ‘57 Dr. Thomas M. Collins ‘70 Hon. Robert J. Colombo Jr. ‘68 Mr. Donald A. Colone ‘56 Mr. John M. Costa ‘82 Dr. R. Gerald Coyle ‘47 Mr. Michael T. Daly ‘60 Mr. Daniel F. Delaney ‘55 Mr. James P. Delaney ‘68 Mr. William A. Doyle C.P.A. ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Droba Mr. Michael E. Duggan ‘76 Judge and Mrs. Patrick Duggan Mr. Richard P. Dunn ‘62 Mr. James H. Edwards ‘44 Mr. George J. Fadool ‘77 Mr. Michael J. Farrug ‘53 F. Michael Faubert Ph.D. ‘57 Mr. Laurence F. Fitzgerald ‘55 Dr. Thomas J. Fleszar ‘67 Mr. Albert A. Forte ‘65 Mr. Richard P. French ‘55 Dr. Michael M. Gatt, Jr. ‘82 Mr. James M. Gibbons Jr. ‘68 Mr. Waldemar M. Goulet Ph.D. ‘53 Mr. James F. Govan ‘80 Mr. Daniel P. Griffin ‘93 Mr. Terence J. Griffin ‘93 Mr. Bryan T. Gruley ‘75 Dr. and Mrs. Jean-Paul Guiboux

Mr. James L. Guyette ‘48 Edward L. Hagen Ph.D. ‘60 Mr. Daniel F. Harrison ‘67 Mr. Thomas A. Heller ‘73 Mr. Richard L. Herbert ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Herzog III Mr. Vinool S. Hesano ‘67 Mr. Michael J. Hilber ‘53 Mr. Thomas J. Jensen ‘65 Mr. Brian W. Jones ‘84 Mr. Richard J. Joppich ‘78 Mr. Darrell J. Kaniowski ‘76 Mr. William C. Kase Jr. ‘65 Mr. John H. H. Kauffman III ‘77 Mr. Thomas J. Kenny ‘68 Mrs. Margaret I. Koppy Mr. Norbert A. Kozlowski Jr. ‘55 Mr. Donald A. Krencicki ‘49 Mr. Walter M. Kreucher ‘69 Mr. James B. Kruzan C.F.P. ‘77 Mr. Joel J. Kucharski ‘68 Mr. Mark K. Kullen ‘80 Mr. Ralph P. Labadie ‘49 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Latchney Mr. Joseph A. Lavigne ‘89 Mr. Dennis Lukasik ‘65 Mr. Michael R. Maher ‘77 Mr. William L. Matthews C.P.A. ‘58 Mr. James M. May ‘67 Mr. Patrick J. McDonnell ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McMillan Mr. Mark F. Mendell ‘70 Mr. Mark J. Merucci ‘87 Mr. Kevin H. Metz ‘86 Mr. Louis E. Mioduszewski ‘65 Mr. William J. Moylan P.E. ‘49 Mr. Nemir R. Nadhir ‘78 Mr. Saad J. Nadhir ‘72 Mr. Andrew P. Nielson ‘94 Mr. Thomas J. Nugent ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Oakleaf Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. O’Connor Sr.

Mr. Terrence A. O’Dea ‘64 Mr. Matthew C. Pastula ‘04 Mr. Jack E. Phillips ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Plawecki Mr. Terrence E. Pollard ‘57 Mr. John S. Radtke ‘81 Mr. John M. Rakoczy ‘84 Mr. Thomas J. Rice C.P.A. ‘85 Mr. Brian D. Richardson ‘59 Paul M. Romanelli Ph.D. ‘68 Mr. John J. Ronayne III ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rosowski ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Sarlitto Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Sawicki Mr. James H. Schemanske ‘63 Mr. Michael D. Schloff ‘65 Mr. John J. Schrot Jr. ‘68 Mr. Leon M. Schurgin ‘59 Mr. Kevin J. Sheahan ‘69 Mr. Paul R. Shefferly ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Sinutko Lt. Col. Kevin M. Smee, U.S.A.F. (Ret.) ‘46 Mr. John P. Sprys ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stefan Mr. Robert F. Stout Jr. ‘61 Mr. Gerald M. Swiacki ‘84 Mr. Richard J. Szelc ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Szuma Mr. Stanley J. Targosz III ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Tolkacz Mr. Mark E. Tomas ‘91 Mr. Roy R. Trevisan ‘46 Mr. Joseph J. Urbain ‘92 Mr. William L. Ureel ‘48 Dr. and Mrs. Lester J. Voutsos Mr. Michael E. Walker ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wenderski Mr. Joseph T. Wing C.P.A. ‘90 Mr. Jeff R. Wiska ‘77 Mr. Thomas G. Wolfe ‘77 Mr. Frederick M. Zink ‘73

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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.

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6th Annual Athletic Hall of Fame he would be interested in operating the clock during home football games. Sam agreed and has been doing it ever since. Shortly after that, Tony Tedesco invited Sam to be a goal judge for the hockey program.

After that, the invitations just kept coming.

Coach John Salter asked Sam to operate the scoreboard for the baseball team and Bob Santello asked Sam to operate the clock for the basketball games. Sam soon found himself working for four of CC’s varsity sports programs. He continues to work for all four sports and loves every minute of it.

Sam is known to be a pretty reserved guy, but his induction speech was anything but reserved. Sam won over the crowd with his wit and stories. No one expected Sam to speak for as long as he did, but we are all glad he did.

Hall of Fame Class of 2012

The 6th Annual Hall of Fame Evening took place on Saturday, August 25, 2012, in the cafeteria at Catholic Central. The evening was indeed special for the five inductees and their families as we honored them for their athletic successes and the distinction they brought to CC. These men are the foundation for our great tradition, and our community is proud to have been able to honor them in this way.

The first inductee was the late Bill Wightkin ’45. Bill passed away in 1997, but his legacy lives on in the history of Catholic Central. Bill participated in four sports during his years on Belmont Avenue: baseball, basketball, boxing and football.

It is football for which Bill is well known.

He was the captain of the Shamrocks in the first Boys’ Bowl game against Boys Town in 1944. After multiple All-State honors, Bill earned a scholarship to play football for the legendary Frank Leahy at the University of Notre Dame. There Bill was a part of three national championship teams. Upon graduation from Notre Dame, Bill was drafted by the Chicago Bears and played with the Bears from 1950 until 1957, being 40

selected to the Pro Bowl in 1955. Bill was inducted by Rudy Seichter ’59 and Bill’s classmate, Hon. Roland Olzark ’45.

The next to be inducted was Bob Handloser ’54. Bob was a fine athlete at Catholic Central, earning nine varsity letters in football, baseball and basketball.

Bob earned All-State honors in football and baseball and was captain of all three teams during his senior year. Upon graduation, Bob played football on scholarship at Michigan State University. There he was a part of two national championship teams in 1955 and 1956. Bob was unable to travel to Michigan for the evening. Accepting on his behalf was classmate Don Rembiesa ’54.

Next up during the program was perhaps the longest and most surprising speech of the evening. Sam Borri ’55 was inducted in recognition of his many years of dedicated service as a volunteer to the Athletic Department. Sam played baseball while a student at CC, but it was well after graduation that Sam made his mark. Since 1975, Sam has attended most of the CC sporting events. In 1990, then-Athletic Director Bob Santello ’58 asked Sam if

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Coach Chuck McHenry was next to be inducted. Coach McHenry began coaching football at CC in 1952. From 1956 until 1970, Chuck was an assistant coach on the varsity football team. He was also a professional boxer and amateur boxing judge during that time. His son, Chuck “Rocky” ’71, spoke on his behalf until the coach decided it was his turn to take the microphone. We are sure glad that he was able to be with us to accept this honor.

The final inductee of the night was the 1999 Varsity Baseball Team. The 1999 team won the State Championship and finished the season with an impressive 38-1 record.

To this day, they are considered by many to be one of the greatest baseball teams in Michigan high school history as they were ranked #12 in the nation by USA Today.

Led by Head Coach John Salter and assistants Al Moran ’57, Ed Hamacher ’61, Kevin Walters, Bob Murray ’79 and Bill Lis, the team sent multiple players to the major leagues, including Casey Rogowski ’99, Anthony Tomey ’99 and Bobby Malek ’99. We were thrilled that many team members were able to be with us to celebrate the evening.

$500 Tuition Assistance Program SHAMROCK ASSISTANCE As Catholic Central alumni, the owners and management of Success Mortgage Partners understand the value of a CC Education. Our Tuition Assistance Program, identified as “Shamrock Assistance” was created to assist CC families with tuition responsibilities. For each successfully closed mortgage loan, Success Mortgage Partners/1st Financial Reverse Mortgage will donate $500 to Catholic Central. You may request the funds to be allocated to: A) The CC General Fund B) The CC Tuition Assistance C) An individual student’s tuition reduction

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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

Amends Jeffrey Conflitti ’12 received a Golf and Academic Scholarship from Northwood University. The Fall 2012 Aluminator noted that he received a scholarship for Bowling.

Although Jeffrey bowled at CC for many years, his primary sport is golf.

The caption for the photo of the Academic Team on page 39 in the Fall 2012 Aluminator was accidentally omitted.

Fellow Alumni, As we near this Christmas season, I would be remiss not to take some time to think about the many wonderful blessings that have been bestowed upon me in my life thus far. I feel that I am truly blessed to be able to work at my alma mater in many different roles. I am also very fortunate to be able to know and interact with so many great people each day. From the thousands of alumni that I work for and with year-round, to the hundreds of students, parents and co-workers that I see daily, I am humbled to be the Director of Alumni Relations at CC. I am also very proud to be a coach at Catholic Central. I have been able to coach both football and wrestling since coming back to CC. These responsibilities have no doubt helped me grow into the man that I am today and as the professional that I seek to become. In this issue we highlight many great coaches in the history of CC, and I am so proud to be a part of that tradition. I am encouraged to be able to work with the future alumni of our great school and perhaps play some part in their development as men of Goodness, Discipline and Knowledge.

This is something that I know all alumni take seriously. Many alumni try to be as involved as possible with today’s students, and I encourage more to do so through the many committees and events of the Alumni Association.

In closing, I am so happy that CC continues to be among the best. That is a testament to our alumni, our current students and their families, and our faculty and staff who give so much of themselves. CC is defined by the wonderful people that make it so special--past, present and future!

May God continue to bless you and your families, especially during this Christmas season!

Sincerely,

Left to right: Aaron Walters ’12, Connor Gibney ’12, Jimmy Haubert ’12 and Bobby Dorigo Jones ’12

Old Pole Banners for Sale!

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

Attention CC Family! The pole banners from last school year highlighting the Basilian Fathers who helped found the tradition of the school are now available for $100 each. First come, first serve!

There is one caricature banner for each of the Basilian Fathers plus one banner with all five included. Contact the Office of Advancement at (248) 596-3838 if you are interested.

Men, Can you believe how fast the year is going? Thank you for the support you have shown at all of the school functions this year.

The fall season brought us many opportunities to get together.

One such event was the 6th Annual Hall of Fame Dinner. Once again, this annual event was well attended, and several well deserving men were honored for their contributions to CC High! The Family Fest was another event held in September, and no one left hungry!

Boys’ Bowl Week was another success. Alumni attended the Boys’ Bowl Assembly on the Friday before the game, and even more came to see old classmates as they got together to celebrate their reunions. The Mass and breakfast on Sunday morning allowed the CC Family to come together in prayer and a meal prior to the Shamrocks beating the Pilots in a thrilling overtime game. Thanks to Jack Rajkovich ’67, his committee, Fr. Jeff Thompson, C.S.B., Mike Carrier ’06 and everyone else who made the weekend a success for the hundreds of alumni that participated.

As we move into the winter season, be sure to take advantage of the other opportunities provided by the Alumni Association. Alumni basketball will begin after the first of the year. Get your team together now! The alumni retreat is also scheduled for January 11-13 at St. Paul of the Cross.

Contact Mike Carrier ’06 for more information.

Please remember that this is your school, and we want you to come back as often as your schedule allows. We are also always looking for volunteers to help with the many events we sponsor. Please let me know if you can help, or even consider being a board member. Let me know if you can volunteer or just have an idea you want to share.

Let me be the first to wish you and your families a wonderful Christmas and a happy and healthy 2013!

Please Pray With Us! …in the Catholic Central Chapel Mass – 7:20 am Every Morning Monday – Friday Alumni Association Mission Statement The mission of the Catholic Central Alumni Association is to provide services, benefits and activities of interest to the alumni and foster an alumni body which is interested and involved in the affairs and functions of the school, and to provide such assistance to the school as may from time to time be requested of it.

CC 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 6, 2012 - CC Media Center March 7, 2013 - CC Media Center May 2, 2013 - CC Media Center

Carmine Palombo ’70 President, Alumni Association carminepalombo@sbcglobal.net

Mass: 6:00 pm Dinner: 6:30 pm Meeting: 7:00 pm

VOL. 62, NO. 1

FALL 2012

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

Our last issue (Fall, 2012) featured alumni in the field of medicine.

In that issue we asked that any who had intended to respond but were not able to do so by the print deadline were encouraged to do so. Our intention is to present these additional biographies on our website as they come in. To see these extended items, please go to www.dcchs.com/Aluminator/2012Fall.pdf.com or click on this QR code with your smart phone.

In this Issue Catholic Central Alumni in Medicine Student Response to Tragedy 2012 Commenc ement

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Alumni Association Alumni Basketball League

The Alumni Glee Club

at St. Denis Parish in Lexington, Michigan

The CC Alumni Association will be having its 8th season of the Alumni Basketball League this year. Last season we had 20 teams divided into 2 levels. Games are played on Sunday evenings at CC and will begin on Sunday, January 6.

If you have an interest in forming a team, or just registering as an individual, please contact the league commissioners Andy Slankster ’94 at aslankster@sr-fs.com or Scott Hauncher ’89 at shauncher@gmail.com.

You must register by December 14.

Plan to Attend the Upcoming Alumni Association-Dads’ Club Retreat The 6th Annual Alumni Association-Dads’ Club Retreat will once again be held at St. Paul of the Cross Retreat Center in Detroit, on the weekend of January 11-13, 2013. Please join us as we explore our

The Alumni Glee Club offered the music at a Mass on Saturday, September 29, 2012, at the parish of Fr. Bob Schikora’s ’65. Fr. Bob is the pastor at St. Denis Parish in Lexington, Michigan. The Glee Club participated in the Mass because Fr. Bob is a member of the Alumni Glee Club and was a founding member. Presently, the Glee Club is led by Fr. John Wheeler, C.S.B. ’57 and Dennis Antoniotti ’68.

1965 Senior Olympic Basketball Members of the Class of 1965 competed in the 2012 Michigan Senior Olympics held at Oakland University on Friday, June 15, 2012. They assembled a basketball team known as “Team 656565” to compete in the 3-on-3 tournament. To no one’s surprise, the team finished by making the finals and winning the Silver Medal. The team was assembled and captained by Mike Madden ’65. Mike Harrison ’65 said, “It was really a great thrill to see these guys back on the hardwood again, wearing the Royal Blue and White!”

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

For registration and/or information about the raffle for free admission contact Dennis Antoniotti ’68 at (248) 376-9115 or dantoniotti@ameritech.net.

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Left to right: Rich Lewandoski ’65, Manager Tom Jensen ’65, Mike Harrison ’65, former All-Central Division Center Leo Kowalyk ’65, former All-City and All-State guard Mike Gearty ’65, and Mike Madden ’65

Shamrock Reunions Class of 1947 65th Reunion

Boys’ Bowl – Homecoming Weekend

The Class of 1947 celebrated their 65th Reunion with a dinner on September 7, 2012, at Embassy Suites in Livonia. Jim Aston ’47 and Jerry Coyle ’47 helped organize the reunion. The turnout was tremendous with over 25 classmates in attendance. The reunion started with Mass celebrated by Fr. Dick Elmer, C.S.B. ’46 where they remembered their classmates who are now deceased.

Fred Wenson ’47 even played “Taps” on the trumpet. Also, newly appointed President, Fr. Jefferson Thompson, C.S.B., Dan Collins ’84 and Mike Carrier ’06 from the Office of Advancement attended. The evening went late as each classmate told stories and memories of their days on Belmont Avenue.

Boys’ Bowl Weekend has long been CC’s Homecoming. For the 68th year, Boys’ Bowl intensified the school spirit and competitiveness amongst the students, faculty and alumni. Banners and signs filled the school hallways, corridors and gymnasium. Alumni flocked back to town for reunions and other events. The traditions that began in 1944 with Fr. Martin, C.S.B. and Fr. Flanagan are still alive, as today’s seniors try to leave their mark as well.

The week begins with various spirit activities and sign paintings during the school days, and the weekend moves into overdrive with the annual Boys’ Bowl Assembly on Friday morning. The gym is packed with banners, decorations, students, parents, faculty and alumni all eager to begin the weekend with perhaps the greatest showing of school spirit of the year. Chris Fischer ’08 was our guest speaker who shared his love and enthusiasm for CC with the students. He spoke about setting goals in life and staying focused in order to achieve them. Then, as a last minute surprise, Mike Martin ’08, of the NFL’s Tennessee Titans, spoke to the assembly and urged the team to play hard and gain a victory over

The Class of 1947 at Embassy Suites for their 65th Reunion.

Class of 1952 60th Reunion The Class of 1952 celebrated their 60th Reunion with a lunch on September 26, 2012, at Fox Run in Novi. Jerry Shaughnessy ’52 and Jim Schembri ’52 helped organize the reunion. The turnout was pretty good with over 15 classmates in attendance. Also, Fr. Dick Elmer, C.S.B. ’46 and Dan Collins ’84 from the Office of Advancement attended and gave tours of the “new” school to those classmates who had not yet seen the building.

De La Salle. On Friday night, the students participated in “Shamstock,” a flag football tournament with food and music.

The weekend came to an end with CC defeating De La Salle 31-30 in overtime in a very exciting Boys’ Bowl game. The students also had their Homecoming Dance on Sunday night. All in all, the weekend was a huge success. Thank you to all who participated.

Back row, left to right: Ralph Brody ’52, Vince Sheeran ’52, Roy Hebert ’52, Bill Krzyminski ’52, Ken Devine ’52, Art Kowalski ’52, Bob Griffith ’52, Ed Foley ’52, Jim Schembri ’52 and Graham Clements ’52 Kneeling left: Tom O’Rourke ’52 Kneeling right: Dan Collins ’84 Seated, left to right: John Hubert ’52, Ray Russell ’52, Jerry Shaughnessy ’52, Bob Larin ’52, Frank Cannizzaro ’52 and Andy Derylo ’52 A LU M N I A S S O C I A T I O N • w inter 2 0 1 3

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Shamrock Reunions Homecoming Weekend Reunions Class of 1942 70th Reunion Members of the Class of 1942 celebrated their 70th high school reunion during our annual Boys’ Bowl Weekend. An impressive eight classmates came to CC on Saturday, September 22, for our Homecoming event. They even brought their own preferred libation. Stan Wilkins ’42 and Jerry Christ ’42 organized the reunion.

Congratulations to these men on a tremendous celebration!

Class of 1967 45th Reunion Members of the Class of 1967 gathered at CC on Saturday, September 22, to celebrate their 45th high school reunion. Stan Targosz Jr. ’67 and Veno Hesano ’67 helped organize the event. As they enjoyed much food and beverage during the Notre Dame-Michigan football game, they reminisced and shared stories of their time at 6565 West Outer Drive. Congratulations on 45 wonderful years!

Class of 1957 55th Reunion Members of the Class of 1957 usually gather once a month for lunch.

They even gather for holidays on a yearly basis. However, Boys’ Bowl Weekend turned into a loaded weekend for the Class of ’57 to celebrate their 55th high school reunion. Mike Faubert ’57 organized the events which included dinner at DeLuca’s on Friday, September 21. On Saturday, twelve classmates golfed at Tanglewood Golf Course in South Lyon. Saturday night hosted a special Mass & dinner at the Huron River Hunting and Fishing Club in Farmington. Finally, the weekend culminated with the annual Boys’ Bowl Mass & Breakfast and Football game at CC. Congratulations to the Class of ’57 on a wonderfully busy reunion weekend!

Class of 1962 50th Reunion Members of the Class of 1962 gathered at Embassy Suites on October 12, 2012, to celebrate their 50th high school reunion. Thanks to the leadership of Joe Tollus ’62, George Schwartz ’62, Ed Lipiec ’62, Larry Bondes ’62 and Tom Donahue ’62, the attendance was superb with almost 90 people in attendance. The evening ran smoothly thanks to the terrific Masters of the Ceremony, George Schwartz and Steve Wall ’62. CC President Fr. Jefferson Thompson, C.S.B. and Mike Carrier ’06 from the Office of Advancement were also in attendance. Congratulations on 50 years!

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Class of 1987 25th Reunion The Class of 1987 celebrated their 25th high school reunion during the 68th Boys’ Bowl Weekend. Chuck Bullock ’87, Jim Padilla ’87, Mark Merucci ’87, Rob Michalik ’87, Chris Michalik ’87 and Mike Mikula ’87 organized the events of the weekend which included a reception at Meadowbrook Country Club on Friday, September 21, 2012. They followed that up by coming to CC on Saturday where they enjoyed food and wine amidst all of the Boys’ Bowl decorations and CC historical pieces throughout the school. The weekend culminated with the annual Boys’ Bowl Mass & Breakfast and football game on Sunday afternoon. Almost 40 classmates attended the reunion events.

Thank you to all who joined us and congratulations on 25 years!

Class of 1983 Annual Tiger Game Reunion Fundraiser The Class of 1983 gathered at Comerica Park on August 22, 2012, for their annual Tiger Game Reunion and Endowment Fundraiser. Class captain, Nick Merucci ’83, organized the event that was very well attended. The event is not only a reunion, but it is a fundraiser for the Class of 1983 Endowment which supplements tuition assistance each year.

For a list of those present, please see the photo caption. Those who contributed to the fund by purchasing tickets to be “gifted,” contributed a straight donation to the fund, or gave a significant donation in addition to attending the event are Mike Agah ’83, Bob Akouri ’83, PAT BAGLEY ’83, John Bebes ’83, JIM CONSIDINE ’83, John Eads ’83, Greg Fortescue ’83, STAN HEATH ’83, Mark Holowicki ’83, STEVE KOLHOFF ’83, Dave McPhail ’83, Mike Meister ’83, Rick Mularoni ’83, Brian Peck ’83, PHIL SCHMITT ’83, Gary Shaw ’83, Mat Raedle ’83 and Shadd Whitehead ’83. Those in “all caps” are that way for a reason!

Thanks to these men and others, the class of 1983 is more than half way to its goal of $25,000, at which point the scholarship for deserving CC students will be established. For information on this fund or other Class of ’83 events, contact Nick Merucci ’83 at nickmerucci@comcast.net or 248-882-0748.

Front row, left to right: Phil Schmitt ’83, Dave McPhail ’83, Coach Tony Magni, Fr. Jeff Thompson, C.S.B., Nick Merucci ’83, Brian Peck ’83 and Jim Considine ’83

Middle row, left to right: Greg Sala ’83, Pat Michel ’83, Paul Rzpecki ’83, Gary Shaw ’83, Ed Ewald ’83, Pat Brick ’83, Pat Bagley ’83 and Dan Collins ’84 Back row, left to right: Chris “Wolf” Schrot ’83, Terry Nadeau ’83, Paul Rosowski ’83, Bob Oaks ’83 and Chris Merucci ’90

Present, but not in photo: Mike Gianetti ’83, Mark Holowicki ’83, Coach Bernie Holowicki, Mark Keuber ’83, Eric McPherson ’83, Paul Micallef ’83 and Fr. Jim O’Neill, C.S.B.

Shamrocks in Houston The 1st annual Houston Reunion was held on Thursday, September 27, 2012, at St. Thomas High School in Houston, Texas. St. Thomas is a Basilian-operated high school in Houston near the Basilian-operated University of St. Thomas.

Newly appointed President, Fr. Jeff Thompson, C.S.B., and Mike Carrier ’06 traveled to Houston to engage the alumni living in and around the Houston area. The reunion consisted of Mass concelebrated by Fr. Thompson and Fr. Patrick Fulton, C.S.B., the Principal of St. Thomas, and a light reception afterward for the 25 people in attendance.

This is the second reunion hosted annually in Texas. Each July there is a CC reunion in Frisco near Dallas. With approximately 200 alumni living in Texas, these reunions allow many alumni to stay connected with their alma mater.

CC Alumni and family gathered at St. Thomas High School in Houston, TX.

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WEDDING BELLS 1998 – JOE DIGIROLAMO and Erika Schmit were married on Grosse Ile on September 8, 2012. They both completed their undergraduate degrees at Michigan. Joe completed his MBA at Michigan and Erika completed her graduate degree at Northwestern University. The couple resides in Chicago near Wrigley Field.

Joe works for Kraft Foods, and Erika works at Discovery Card. Attending the wedding were many CC grads: Scott Pfeffer ’06, Anthony Coratti ’01, Rick Guirlinger ’72, Tom Coratti ’72, Rick Coratti ’69, Joe’s uncle and Godfather, Mark Digirolamo ’78, and Joe’s father, Enrico Digirolamo ’72.

2003 – BRIAN DOOT married Megan Murray of Novi on June 23, 2012, at St. John Cathedral in Plymouth, Michigan.

2002 – MICHAEL ANSARA and Colleen Bosman were married on Saturday, November 19, 2011, at the Basilica of St. Mary’s Antiochian Orthodox Church in Livonia, Michigan.

Top row, left to right: Anthony Magni, Casey Donohue ’04, Ian McCullough ’03, Josh Smith ’05, Brian Doot ’03, Ryan Deisenroth ’04, Mike Davison ’03, Ryan Behringer ’02, Ian McHenry ’01, Steve Doot ’02, Brian Gallagher ‘03 Bottom row, left to right: Patrick Grondin ’03, Thomas Doot ’11, Patrick Lambros ’04, Matt Ciccone ‘03

2004 – PETER BIERZYNSKI and Ashley Repp were recently married. Many 2004 alumni were in attendance to help Peter and Ashley celebrate their special day.

Front row: Brad Jarzembowski ’02, Michael Ansara ’02 and Colleen Bosman Top row standing: Victor Ansara ’05, Matt Stack ’05, Tim Sitkauskas, Cory Shedd, Anthony Ansara ’02, Nicolas Ansara ’08, Jeff Globish ’02, Josh Stack ’02, Zack Christenson ’02, Jeff Davis ’02 and Mike Oakleaf ’05

2002 – BRAD FILIPS and Elizabeth Larson were married on July 23, 2011, in Milford, Michigan.

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Left to right: Colin Miranda ’04, Steve Coxford ’04, Karlie Repp, Brad Field ’04, Emily Ingle, Peter Bierzynski ’04, Ashley Bierzynski, Phil Bierzynski, Michelle Carey, William Orlewicz, Jessica Repp and Derek Fritz

2004 – BRAD HELBERT and Stacy Hare were married on June 4, 2011, at St. Isidore Church in Macomb, Michigan. The reception was held at Villa Penne in Sterling Heights. Brad and Stacy met while attending Central Michigan University and currently reside in Indiana.

2004 – BILL MAKELA and Rebecca Winchester were married on June 30, 2012, at St. Andrew’s Cathedral in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Fr. John Wheeler, C.S.B. ’57 presided over the ceremony.

BABY BELLS 1988 – DON CAMPBELL and his wife, Barbara, welcomed twin boys, Raymond and David, on August 21, 2012.

1997- RYAN SCHRIEBER and his wife, Andrea, are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Olivia Claire, on April 22, 2012. Weighing 7 lbs. 6 oz. and measuring 20 ½ inches long, Raymond and David Campbell

Olivia is a wonderful addition to the Schrieber household in Livonia. Ryan is employed as a project chief for Chrysler, and in his free time, enjoys continued shenanigans with many CC alums.

2001 – ANTHONY FULLER and his wife, Kathryn, are pleased to Carli Rose Fuller

introduce their daughter, Carli Rose Fuller. She was born on May 6, 2012, at Legacy Emmanuel Hospital in Portland, Oregon, weighing in at 5 lbs. 4 oz., joining their two boys - Albin (3) and Colin (2).

2002 – DEAN STORM and his wife, Leah, welcomed a beautiful, healthy baby boy into their family on June 29, 2012: Lowell Dean Olivia Claire Schrieber

Storm ’30. He weighed 5 lbs. 14 oz. and was 19 inches long.

Leah is an English teacher at CC. Leah’s father, Bill Petrovich, is a longtime English teacher at CC and is a new grandfather.

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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 REV. J. WALTER STANIEVICH ’37 – October 5, 2012. He is survived by two nephews; John ’65 and George ’70. He was preceded in death by his parents and a nephew, Robert ’67. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Mark Parish, Warren Mich.

GEORGE J. KARL JR. ’42 – July 25, 2012. He is survived by his nephews, James Gibbons Jr. ’68 and William Gibbons ’69.

He was preceded in death by his brother-inlaw, James Gibbons Sr. ’46. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Matthew Church, Boyne City, Mich.

GERRARD L. GUMBLETON ’44 – July 9, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Marian, seven children, including Gerrard ’71, Michael ’73 and Timothy ’74, 14 grandchildren and five siblings, including James ’50 and Daniel ’52.

He was preceded in death by three brothers, including Raymond ’45 and John ’49. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Owen Catholic Church, Bloomfield Hills, Mich.

EDWIN J. RAFFERTY ’44 – September 19, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Patricia, three children and his sister, Marguerite. He was preceded in death by his brother, Jerome ’51.

The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Mary of the Annunciation, Rockwood, Mich.

James ’44.

CHARLES F. EBERT ’46 – July 31, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Janet, two children and three grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his brother,

ROBERT E. JOSAITIS ’46 – September 25, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Evelyn, two children, two granddaughters and three siblings, including Donald ’47. He was preceded in death by his brother, John ’45.

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The Memorial Service was held at Arsulowicz Brothers Remembrance Mortuary, Grand Rapids, Mich.

WILLIAM H. PALLACH ’46 – August 18, 2012. He is survived by his son, Gary, four grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and two brothers. He was preceded in death by his wife, Rosalie, and his son, Mark. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Roseville, Mich.

WILLIAM GAGNON ’47 – June 7, 2012. He is survived by three daughters and three grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Evelyn, his daughter, Theresa, and a grandson, Blayne.

GERALD A. MITCHELL ’48 – August 2, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Marilyn, four children, ten grandchildren, one great-grandson, two siblings and many nieces and nephews, including Bill Dyer. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Roch Catholic Church, Flat Rock, Mich.

WILLIAM C. SCHLAFF ’48 – May 17, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Esther, two daughters and two granddaughters. He was preceded in death by his parents and his brother, Robert ’44. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at the Church of the Holy Spirit, Highland, Mich.

ROBERT E. TOAL, M.D. ’49 – July 1, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Nancy, seven children and 16 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Lou Ann. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at Holy Name Church, Birmingham, Mich.

BERNARD G. NADON ’50 – August 7, 2012. He is survived by his four children, nine grandchildren, including Kiefer Cox ’07, Jack Cox ’13 and Brian Cox ’16 and his son-inlaw, Kevin Cox ’75. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at Sacred Heart Church, Dearborn, Mich.

RONALD L. ZILE (ZIELINSKI) ’51 – June 5, 2012. He is survived by three children, seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. The Memorial Service was held at Faith Lutheran Church, Punta Gorda, Fla. GERALD S. McCOOL ’52 – March 30, 2012. He is survived by his four children and ten grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Arlene, two children, three brothers, including Temple ’49, Terrence ’50 and Lawrence ’55, and his nephew, Timothy ’72. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Margaret’s Queen of Scotland Catholic Church, Foley, Ala. PATRICK H. O’BRIEN II ’53 – July 29, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Patricia Thull, six children, including Robert ’10, and six grandchildren. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at Our Lady of Victory, Northville, Mich.

GILBERT P. PAYTON ’53 – July 6, 2012.

ROBERT T. McNEIL ’54 – August 24, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Barbara, three children and seven grandchildren. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Martha Catholic Church, Dearborn, Mich.

GEORGE W. COTTRELL ’55 – March 29, 2012. He is survived by seven children, including Joseph ’86, nine grandchildren and six siblings, including John ’55. He is the uncle of Michael ’73, James ’75, Thomas ’80, Paul ’82 and Mark Cottrell ’82, Gregory Longe ’79, and William ’75, Daniel ’80 and Patrick Jenkins ’87. He is the great-uncle of Kevin Longe ’08, Steven Longe ’13, Nick Cottrell ’11, Jordan Cottrell ’15 and Brendan Cottrell ’16. He was preceded in death by his bother-in-law, J. Terrance Brennan ’44. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Colman Catholic Church, Farmington Hills, Mich.

JOSEPH B. BOIVIN ’56 – August 23, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Carol, four children, ten grandchildren and his brother, Eugene ’61. He was preceded in death by his parents and a grandson. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Lake Orion, Mich.

BRIAN P. HUSSEY ’56 – July 23, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Nancy, 11 children, 21 grandchildren, two brothers and many nieces and nephews, including Martin ’82. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at Mt. Zion Church, Clarkston, Mich.

THOMAS G. HARRIS ’57 – August 25, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Patricia, four children, two step-children, 12 grandchildren, one great-grandson and his brother, Michael. He was preceded in death by his brother, George, and his daughter, Patti. The Memorial Mass was celebrated at St. Anselm Church, Dearborn Heights, Mich.

DENNIS F. O’NEILL ’57 – August 4, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Denise, three children and seven grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his son, Dennis. The Funeral Service was celebrated at O’BrienSullivan Funeral Home, Novi, Mich.

MICHAEL T. PAGENETTE ’57 – August 21, 2012. He is survived by two children, three grandchildren and his brother, Donald. He was preceded in death by his wife, Terry.

The Funeral Mass was celebrated at Our Lady Queen of Heaven, Detroit, Mich.

THOMAS J. SCARLETT ’57 – June 17, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Linda, four children, including Matthew ’89, and three brothers, including Robert ’42, Charles ’43 and Neil ’49. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Glyndon, Md. PHILIP C. MARRIOTT ’58 – June 21, 2011. He is survived by his wife of 46 years, Carolynn, three children and brother, Donald ’65.

The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Louis de Montfort Catholic Church, Fishers, Ind.

ROBERT E. LASKEY ’62 – April 20, 2012. He is survived by three siblings, including James ’55 and Gary ’59.

GARY P. RYAN ’63 – September 23, 2012. The Funeral Service was held at the Dearborn Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, Dearborn, Mich.

KENNETH J. VEIL ’63 – May 29, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Deborah, two daughters, one grandson, his mother and his brother, James ’69. He was preceded in death by his father and his brother, Gerald ’60. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, Carmel, Ind. LAWRENCE W. LEGEL ’64 – June 11, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Brenda, six children, three grandchildren and two siblings. The Memorial Service was held at the First United Methodist Church, Stuart, Fla. WILLIAM JACKSON JR. ’66 – May 17, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Sandy, four children, three grandchildren and two siblings.

The Funeral Services were held at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, Montgomery, Ohio.

RICHARD M. MELARAGNI ’66 – October 28, 2010. He is survived by his brothers, Ronald ’59 and Robert ’62, and many nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents.

BRUCE A. MAIR ’79 – October 12, 2012. He is survived by his wife, Jet, two daughters and five siblings, including Stuart ’78 and Matthew ’84. He was preceded in death by his parents.

OMAR N. HINDO ’91 – July 26, 2012. For anyone interested in contributing to a college fund set up for Omar’s kids, make checks payable to “College America” or “Jennifer Hindo.” Either way, it will get there.

Mail checks to: Raymond James Attn: Dan Wisniewski691, North Squirrel Road, Suite 222, Auburn Hills, MI 48326. The funds donated will be divided into the three kids’ accounts.

EXTENDED FAMILY THEODORE BABICZ – August 19, 2012.

Father of Ed. Grandfather of Aaron ’93.

JANIE BEAUVAIS – July 10, 2012.

Grandmother of Richard “Beau” Bloomfield ’12.

KATHERINE B. BELIAN – June 20, 2012.

Mother of Gerald ’58 and William ’67.

Rev. Robert Duggan, C.S.B. ’53 celebrated the Funeral Mass.

LOUIS S. COE – September 29, 2012.

Grandfather of Robert ’13 and Brian ’15.

MARY A. COOPER – June 14, 2012.

Daughter of the late Patrick Matthews ’56.

Niece of William Matthews ’58.

JEWEL CWIK – June 21, 2012.

Mother of Peter ’85. Aunt of Gordon ’62, Ralph ’65 and Terry ’70. Grandmother of Geoff Turbiak ’92.

JAMES E. DORAN – August 27, 2012.

Father of Richard ’71, Thomas ’73 and Bill ’77.

VIRGINIA A. GERHARD – September 7, 2012. Wife of Thomas ’57.

JILLIAN GOINGS – July 14, 2012.

Sister of Alexander ’12.

MARY ELLEN JONES – July 14, 2012.

Sister of the late Rev. William Gibbons, C.S.B. ’41. Aunt of Rev. Dennis Noelke, C.S.B. ’71.

SR. GLORIA KELLY, O.P. – August 22, 2012.

Sister of John Kelly ’53. Cousin of Michael Maher ’77. Aunt of Michael Flanagan ’10.

MARGARET R. KOLINSKI – June 8, 2012.

Mother of Jerry ’67, Jack ’68, Joe ’71 and Bob ’77.

KEVIN MATTHEWS – July 14, 2012.

Son of William ’58. Nephew of the late Patrick ’56. Cousin of Michael ’85 and Shawn ’90.

JAMES NOWAK – July 3, 2012.

Father of Kevin ’98.

VIRGINIA OLENZEK – August 18, 2012.

Mother-in-Law of Craig Dahl ’80.

KATHLEEN A. OLIS – July 26, 2012.

Aunt of John ’15.

FRANK L. POLICE – June 30, 2012.

Grandfather of Steven Kraska ’10.

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National Merit Semi Finalists Evan J. CreelGould ’13 Christian Kuzdak ’13 Alexander D. Loveland ’13 Brandon M. Roach ’13

Evan A. Chavis ’13 Tanner P. Cipriano ’13 Matthew P. Confer ’13 Jonathan D. Conley ’13

Matthew Solarz ’13 Daniel J. Vargovick ’13 Mitchell T. Vitez ’13 (Perfect score of 36 on the ACT) Logan A. Whitehead ’13

Catholic Central is proud to announce 12 National Merit Semifinalists for the 2012-2013 school year. These academically talented Men of Catholic Central are 12 out of approximately 16,000 Semifinalists in the 58th annual National Merit Scholarship Program. They will all have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 8,300 National Merit Scholarships worth more than $32 million that will be offered next spring. Detroit Catholic Central is proud and humbled to continue its record of having the most semifinalists of any Catholic high school in the State of Michigan.

Left to right: Matthew Confer ’13, Matthew Solarz ’13, Mitchell Vitez ’13, Christian Kuzdak ’13, Tanner Cipriano ’13, Logan Whitehead ’13, Evan Chavis ’13, Evan CreelGould ’13, Daniel Vargovick ’13, Jonathan Conley ’13, Alexander Loveland ’13 and Brandon Roach ’13

National Merit Commended Students Catholic Central is proud to announce 10 National Merit Commended Students for the 2012-2013 school year.

These young men scored just below the status of Semifinalist and should be honored for their academic achievement.

Matthew Barnauskas ’13 Daniel Jessop ’13 Michael Mott ’13

Paul Hamilton ’13 Mark Karabajakian ’13 Dominic Russel ’13

Adam Hermann ’13 Nicholas Lanzetta ’13

David Houle ’13 David Lilley ’13

Left to right: Nicholas Lanzetta ’13, Matthew Barnauskas ’13, Dominic Russel ’13, Daniel Jessop ’13, Michael Mott ’13, Adam Hermann ’13, David Lilley ’13, Mark Karabajakian ’13, Paul Hamilton ’13 and David Houle ’13 52

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Community Service | at Gleaners Food Bank On Wednesday, October 19, 2012, while the freshmen, sophomores and juniors were testing on National Testing Day, almost 150 members of the senior class, as part of their American Government Service, participated in various community service activities.

The class split into groups and attended Gleaners Food Banks in Detroit, Pontiac and Taylor as well as the Capuchin Soup Kitchen in Detroit. The students sorted food, served meals and gained a greater appreciation for those who are less fortunate and do not have the same basic comforts that so many take for granted.

The students are taught by American Government teachers, Craig McMichael ’01, Amy Nanni and Carl Weiss.

Members of the senior class at Gleaners Food Bank in Pontiac. In Pontiac, the boys sorted and bagged 12,220 lbs. of food which equates to 9,187 meals.

Shamrock Shuffle Happy Sweet Sixteenth to all of us and Make-a-Wish of Michigan!

Numerous times you have heard me say I hate asking for money, even for someone else. But for a sixteenth time, I asked on behalf of Make-a-Wish of Michigan. Again, you opened wallets and hearts.

Blessedly, conditions were 1000x better than last year. Again, we had spectators cheering on our participants, and again, the band played on!

Your generosity in raising $7,724.59 will help make the wish of a dying child come true.

Mark Merucci ’87 LLC

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I can’t thank Mrs. Sharkey, Mrs. Nanni and the Student Council enough for sponsoring this event. I thank the Administration. I thank Coach Magni and the Cross Country Team, especially Alex Slavsky, Jack Malinowski and Nico Lanzetta. Thank you, Mrs. Bender, for being my accountant, and Mrs. Levens, for taking care of my non-runners.

M&M Benefit Group 120 W. Main St. Suite 208 Northville, MI 48167

I salute our fastest runners – please note a freshman sweep – 3) Bailey Hobson, 2) Scott Smith, and 1) Avery Felty. And our top first-day donating homerooms – again a freshman sweep – 3) Mr. Peck with $646.50, 2) Mr. Magni with $715, and 1) Mrs. Raskey with $789.

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Again, thank you for your continuing generosity for this wonderful cause.

We have raised $111,468.22 in the last 16 years! Your generosity and kindness touch hearts and lives and you make the world a better place!

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The Stanley Cup Finds Its Way To CC...

AGAIN! Over the summer many of the Catholic Central hockey players spend time at Powershot Hockey Academy working out and conditioning for the upcoming winter season. Powershot Hockey Academy is run by Mike Donnelly who played for MSU and several NHL teams, including the current Stanley Cup Champion Los Angeles Kings. He also works in player development and scouting for the Los Angeles Kings.

As is tradition in the NHL, each member of the reigning championship team spends a couple days with The Stanley Cup. Mike Donnelly was gracious enough to share it with many of the Shamrock hockey players this past August in between their workouts.

College Board Recognizes 87 Catholic Central Advanced Placement Scholars AP Scholars with Distinction 3.5 Average on all A.P. exams taken and 3 or better on 5 or more exams.

Clay Behrman ’12 Richard Bloomfield ’12 Ryan Boyd ’12 Evan Chavis ’13 Matthew Confer ’13 Collin Fifer ’12 Connor Gibney ’12 Ryan Goulet ’12 James Haubert ’12 Adam Hernandez ’12 Adam Herrmann ’13 Bryan Korona ’12 Evan Kursa ’12 Nicholas Lanzetta ’13 Alexander Loveland ’13 Hunter McDaniel ’12 Nicholas McGovern ’12 Nicholas McNallen ’12 Brett Mizzi ’12 Alexander Morton ’12 Matthew Solarz ’13 Andrew Thompson ’12 Mitchell Vitez ’13 Aaron Walters ’12

AP Scholars with Honor 3.25 Average on all A.P. exams taken and 3 or better on 4 or more exams.

Brian Carlson ’13 Alwin David ’13

Clayton DeWitt ’12 Thomas Fagan ’12 Alexander Hallway ’13 Evan Hicks ’13 Kevin Hodges ’12 Daniel Jessop ’13 David Lilley ’13 David Marnell ’12 Kevin Mills ’13 Evan Moran ’13 Joshua Nosal ’12 Palmer Pawlusiak ’12 Michael Popiela ’12 Aidan Schenkus ’12 Joseph Sheppard ’12 Austin Smarsh ’12 Giancarlo Sturla ’12 Logan Whitehead ’13

AP Scholars 3.00 Average on all A.P. exams taken and 3 or better on 3 or more exams.

Matthew Alcaraz ’12 Matthew Barnauskas ’13 Daniel Brumley ’12 Kyle Canavan ’12 Matthew Carney ’13 Joshua Carolin ’12 Nicolas Ciccone ’12 Kyle Cooper ’12 Evan CreelGould ’13 Patrick Desmond ’13 Dominic Devine ’13 John Dooley ’12

Telcom Credit Union Visits CC The Business Department, under the leadership of Mrs. Amy Nanni, had a presentation in October 2012,

by Terri Buckner from Telcom Credit Union. Ms. Buckner spoke with the students about credit and what they will need to know to establish credit and maintain a good credit score. She also explained the difference between installment and revolving debt and even presented some scenarios for credit cards and loans.

These presentations are important for our students so they can have an understanding of credit and loans before they leave high school.

Mrs. Nanni’s Business Class with presenter, Ms. Terri Buckner.

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Robert DorigoJones ’12 Andrew Edillo ’12 Matthew Greene ’12 Christian Guiboux ’12 Paul Hamilton ’13 Benedict Hilado ’12 David Houle ’13 Steven Jakubik ’12 Chase Janer ’12 Zachary Jennings ’12 Evan Joseph ’12 Mark Karabajakian ’13 Kevin Kramer ’13 Mark Kremer ’12 Christian Kuzdak ’13 Joseph Makela ’13 Jeremy Moniz ’13 Matthew Mueller ’13 Christopher Naubert ’13 Brian Nordstrom ’13 Max Olive ’12 Robert Peterson ’12 Brandon Roach ’13 Dominic Russel ’13 David Salvatori ’12 Dean Sansovich ’12 Ryan Shinkel ’12 Alexander Slavsky ’13 Nicholas Trojniak ’12 Colin Whitehead ’13 Patrick Wolfer ’12

Detroit Economic Club Business Trip On October 10, 2012, nine students from the CC Business Department attended a meeting and luncheon for the Detroit Economic Club held at the Detroit Athletic Club. The keynote speaker for the meeting was John Zogby, the Managing Director of Zogby Analytics. Mr. Zogby broke down the political landscape of 2012, specifically the demographics involved in the 2012 Presidential Election between President Obama and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney. The students, instructed by Ms. Amada O’Neill, were afforded the opportunity to ask questions throughout the presentation.

Back row, left to right: Thomas Hool ’13, Evan Hicks ’13, Michael Makarewicz ’13, Heather Paquette (KPMG, LLP), John Zogby (Zogby Analytics), Amanda O’Neill, Joshua Gandy ’13, Matthew Confer ’13 Front row, left to right: Matt Kula ’13, Nicholas Ibrahim ’13, Kevin Coots ’13 and Ryan Fouts ’13

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.”

The Catholic Central Mothers’ Club Annual

FASHION SHOW

and Luncheon You are invited to join us as we reminisce…

“LOOK HOW FAR WE HAVE COME”

Sunday, April 14, 2013 Suburban Collection Showplace - Novi, MI Registration & Strolling Raffles begin at 11:00 a.m. $65 per person - Cash Bar - Grand Prize Drawings For Reservations (248) 921-4358 To Donate (248) 921-7279

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The 21st Annual Antonio’s Cucina Italiana Farmington Hills – (248) 994-4000 Applebee’s Novi – (248) 449-1592 Big Daddy’s Livonia – (734) 744-5555 Buddy’s Pizza Livonia – (734) 261-3550 Buffalo Wild Wings Novi – (248) 344-4019 Chili’s Novi – (248) 344-9722

Family Fest

On a wonderful fall day, Sunday, September 9, the 21st Annual Family Fest was hosted by the Dads’ Club, the Mothers’ Club and the Alumni Association at Catholic Central. Fr. Jim O’Neill, C.S.B. celebrated Mass for everyone prior to the taste fest. After Mass, we were treated to a spectacular assortment of food from local restaurants. The event is always a huge success in bringing together the great families of CC, both past and present.

Special thanks and congratulations to Terry Carroll, Laura Collins, Jean Jabbour and the Mothers’ and Dads’ Clubs for making this year’s Family Fest so successful.

We thank the restaurants listed who have generously donated their time and their food.

We strongly encourage your patronage of their establishments.

Coratti’s on Main Milford – (248) 685-0989 Duke’s of Highland Highland – (248) 887-8230 Edible Art Northville – (248) 478-3005 Famous Dave’s Novi – (248) 735-1111 Great Harvest Bread Co. Commerce Twp. – (248) 926-9848 Guernsey Farms Dairy Northville – (248) 349-1466 Joe’s Produce Livonia – (248) 477-4333 Laurel Manor Livonia – (734) 462-0770 Max & Erma’s Novi – (248) 344-7180 The Melting Pot Novi – (248) 347-6358 Mongolian Barbeque Novi – (248) 735-1900 Perfectly Sweet Plymouth – (734) 453-2253 Polish Village Café Hamtramck – (313) 874-5726 Red Robin Locations throughout Metro Area Rojo Mexican Bistro Novi – (248) 374-4600 Volare Ristorante Wixom – (248) 960-7771

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The annual Family Fest is a good occasion for families to go out together. Here is an example of three generations together (left to right): Evan Connolly ’16, Terrence Connolly ‘58 and Frank Connolly ‘84.

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Fr. John Wheeler, C.S.B. ‘57 and his grand-nephew, Michael McComb ‘16

2012-2013 Calendar of Events

December

March

1

High School Placement Test – 7:30 am

5

Alumni Association Evening of Reflection

Parents’ Christmas Dinner Dance – 6:00 pm

7

Alumni Association Board of Directors Meeting – 7:00 pm

2

Christmas Band Concert – 6:30 pm

9

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

6

Alumni Association Board of Directors Meeting – 7:00 pm

Night on the Town Dinner Dance – 6:30 pm

10

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

11

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

24

Christmas Vacation Begins (Classes resume January 7, 2013)

14

Parent-Teacher Conferences – 6:00 pm

21

Mothers’ Club Evening of Reflection – 6:00 pm

23

High School Placement Test – 7:30 am

28

Easter Break Begins (Class resume on April 8, 2013)

January 6

Alumni Basketball League Begins (Runs through March 24)

7

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

April

11-13 Alumni Association Retreat at St. Paul of the Cross 23

Mothers’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

26

Parents’ Quiz Bowl Night – 6:00 pm

28

Junior Parents’ College Information Night – 7:00 pm

February 2

High School Placement Test – 7:30 am

7

Incoming Scholars’ Night – 7:00 pm

11

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

13

Ash Wednesday Mass & Lenten Meal – 6:00 pm

14

Incoming Freshman Night – 7:00 pm

15-25 Students Ticket DRIVE 16

Incoming Freshman Registration – 8:00 am

20

Dads’ Club Evening of Recollection – 6:00 pm

24

Mother/Son Mass & Brunch – 10:00 am

25

National Honor Society Induction – 7:00 pm

26

Reunion Captains Meeting – 7:00 pm

28

Open House – 6:00 pm

14

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

15

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

16

Shamrock Bar Association Meeting – 7:00 pm

18

Academic Awards Banquet, Laurel Manor – 6:30 pm

25

25th Annual Alumni Dinner, Laurel Manor – 6:00 pm

May 2

Alumni Association Board of Directors Meeting – 7:00 pm

3-5

Fine Arts Festival

5

Spring Band Concert, Northville H.S. Auditorium – 6:30 pm

9

Senior Prom, Laurel Manor – 7:00 pm

13

Dads’ Club General Meeting – 6:00 pm

15

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

18

Senior Baccalaureate Mass – 7:00 pm

19

Senior Commencement, Hill Auditorium – 2:00 pm

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SPORTS

BREAK

Keeping Up with Catholic Central Athletes

Soccer

Tennis

The Varsity Soccer Team finished the season with an 9-7-3 overall

The Varsity Tennis Team, led by Coach Joe Stafford, finished the

record. Led by first-year head coach, Gene Pulice, the Shamrocks

season by placing 15th at the State Finals in Midland. The team

won the Central Division Title and finished second in the Catholic

also placed 3rd at the Catholic League Tournament and 3rd at

League. The team unfortunately finished the season with a loss to

the Regional Tournament. The JV Tennis Team is coached by

Novi in the District round of the playoffs.

Ana Restrepo.

The JV and Freshman Teams both won their division championships.

Above: Kyle Smokovitz ‘12 Right: Champ Kozlowski ‘15 and Coach Gene Pulice

Cross Country

Above: Michael Dubé ‘14 Right: Michael Trupiano ‘13

The Varsity Cross Country Team, led by longtime coach Tony Magni, experienced a lot of success during this past season.

They dominated the Central Division with an undefeated 4-0 record in dual meets and ran to a sixth-consecutive CHSL Championship.

Some additional highlights of the season included winning the Sturgis Invitational for the sixth year in a row and taking fourth in the Oakland Country Championship. Their season came to an end in the regional round after placing fourth. Senior Nico Lanzetta ’13 qualified individually for the State Finals. He earned All-State honors by placing 16th overall.

Soccer All-Catholic Jack Cox ’13 Cameron Dunn ’13 Alex Pastor ’14 Dan Platonov ’13 All-League Mark Breaugh ’13 Alwin David ’13 Noah Kleedtke ’15 Academic All-Catholic Alex Loveland ’13

Cross Country

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All-Catholic Avery Felty ’16 Ian Franz ’14 Nico Lanzetta ’13 Ryan McCord ’14

Liam Schilling ’13 Alex Slavsky ’13 Andrew Toloff ’13 All-State Nico Lanzetta ’13

Tennis All-State Michael Dubé ’14 All-State Honorable Mention Michael Trupiano ’13

Football All-Catholic Anthony Darkangelo ’13 Derek Edwards ’13 Jon Malone ’13 Garrett Moores ’13 Dylan Roney ’14

All-League Zack Bock ’14 Dan Bowen ’13 David Houle ’13 Chase Spieser ’13 All-League Honorable Mention J.T. Ayotte ’13 Alex Galiyas ’14 Brandon Malinowski ’13 Academic All-Catholic Kevin Walsh ’13 All-State Dream Team Anthony Darkangelo ’13 All-State Derek Edwards ’13 Dylan Roney ’14

Football – State Finalists The Varsity Football Team finished the season with an overall record of 9-5. After a tough non-conference schedule, they won the Central Division Title with a 3-1 divisional record. They lost to Orchard Lake St. Mary’s in the Prep Bowl, but still advanced to the playoffs with a 5-4 record. From there, the Shamrocks won four straight games to return to the State Championship game at Ford Field where they had a rematch with Detroit Cass Tech. The team once again fell just short of winning the State Championship, losing 36-21. The JV Team, led by Joe Mach ’03, and Freshman Team, led by Todd Lackey ’93, finished with 6-2 and 7-2 records respectively.

Football Team - State Finalists

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SPORTS

SCHEDULE

Supporting our Young Athletes Varsity Basketball

Fri/Dec 7 Fri/Dec 14 Sat/Dec 22 Wed/Jan 2 Fri/Jan 4 Tues/Jan 8 Fri/Jan 11 Fri/Jan 18 Tues/Jan 22 Fri/Jan 25 Tues/Jan 29 Fri/Feb 1 Tues/Feb 5 Fri/Feb 8 Tues/Feb 12 Sat/Feb 16 Tues/Feb 19 Wed/Feb 20 Sun/Feb 24 Thur/Feb 28 March 4, 6, 8 March 11, 13 March 19 March 21-22 March 23

Taylor Kennedy HOME Lincoln Park HOME Ypsilanti Lincoln Romulus HS Guido Tournament vs Dearborn Edsel Ford HS Detroit Loyola Away Brother Rice HOME DeLaSalle Away U of D HOME O.L. St. Mary’s Away Brother Rice Away DeLaSalle HOME Notre Dame Prep HOME U of D Away O.L. St. Mary’s HOME Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard HOME CHSL Quarter Final CHSL Semi-Final CHSL Semi-Final CHSL Championship Calihan Hall Operation Friendship State Districts State Regionals State Quarter Finals State Semi-Finals State Finals

Varsity Hockey Sat/Nov 10 Fri/Nov 16 Sun/Nov 18 Wed/Nov 21 Thur/Nov 29 Sat/Dec 1 Fri/Dec 7 Sat/Dec 8 Wed/Dec 12 Fri/Dec 14 Sat/Dec 15 Sat/Dec 22 Sat/Jan 5 Thur/Jan 10 Sat/Jan 12 Fri/Jan 18 Sat/Jan 19 Fri/Jan 25 Sat/Jan 26 Wed/Jan 30 Sat/Feb 2 Wed/Feb 6 Thur/Feb 7 Fri/Feb 8 Sat/Feb 16 Wed/Feb 20

Divine Child (Scrimmage) Grosse Pointe North Cranbrook Brother Rice Port Huron Northern O.L. St. Mary’s Cranbrook DeLaSalle Trenton Gilmour Academy O.L. St. Mary’s U of D Wyandotte Roosevelt Port Huron Northern Cranbrook Culver Academy Culver Academy Brother Rice Livonia Churchill Trenton Livonia Stevenson Grosse Pointe North MIHL Showcase MIHL Showcase CHSL Playoffs University Liggett

Varsity Alpine Ski Tues/Jan 8 Thur/Jan 10 Tues/Jan 15 Thur/Jan 17 Tues/Jan 22 Thur/Jan 24 Tues/Jan 29 Thur/Jan 31 Thur/Feb 7 Mon/Feb 11 Thur/Feb 14 Mon/Feb 18 Mon/Feb 25

Pinckney Farmington Howell South Lyon United U of D Brighton Birmingham United Okemos League Championship CHSL Championship MHSAA Regional SEMSL Meet Division 1 State Finals

JV Alpine Ski Thur/Jan 10 Thur/Jan 17 Thur/Jan 24 Thur/Jan 31 Fri/Feb 1

Brighton Okemos South Lyon U of D Championship

Compuware City Arena Cranbrook Compuware McMorran Compuware Cranbrook Great Lakes Compuware Compuware O.L. St. Mary’s Compuware Yack Arena Compuware Compuware Culver Academy Culver Academy Oak Park Compuware Kennedy Compuware TBD

Compuware

7:00pm 7:00pm 1:00pm 5:00pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:00pm

2:30pm 7:30pm 1:15pm 7:00pm 6:00pm 2:30pm 7:00pm 4:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm 8:00pm 2:30pm 7:45pm 7:00pm 2:30pm 8:00pm 2:30pm 7:30pm 2:30pm 7:30pm 2:30pm TBD

7:00pm

Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Mt. Brighton Alpine Valley Mt. Brighton TBA Boyne Mountain

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

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

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Brother Rice/Saline Saline HS Schack Invitational Cranbrook HS Livonia Stevenson Away East Grand Rapids Away U of D Livonia Rec Comm Ctr Ann Arbor Pioneer Away DeLaSalle L’Anse Creuse HS Oakland County Championship Oakland County Championship Brother Rice Livonia Rec Comm Ctr MISCA MISCA Cranbrook Away Notre Dame Prep Mercy HS CHSL Championship Livonia Rec Comm Ctr CHSL Championship – Diving Livonia Rec Comm Ctr CHSL Championship - SwimmingLivonia Rec Comm Ctr

Varsity (Blue) Wrestling

Note: Home games are shown in bold. Schedules are correct as of November 27, 2012, and are subject to change. For updated information, please consult our website (www.catholiccentral.net) or call the Athletics Office at 248-596-3830 (Press “1”).

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Swim

Sat/Dec 22 Sat/Jan 5 Thur/Jan 10 Sat/Jan 19 Thur/Jan 24 Sat/Jan 26 Tues/Jan 29 Fri/Feb 1 Sat/Feb 2 Thur/Feb 7 Fri/Feb 8 Sat/Feb 9 Thur/Feb 14 Thur/Feb 21 Fri/March 1 Sat/March 2 Sat/March 2 Wed/Dec 5 Sat/Dec 8 Wed/Dec 12 Sat/Dec 15 Fri/Dec 21 Sat/Dec 22 Fri/Dec 28 Sat/Dec 29 Sat/Jan 5 Sat/Jan 12 Sun/Jan 20 Sat/Jan 26 Wed/Jan 30

Davison (Assembly Match) HOME Rocket Duals John Glenn HS Canton/Rochester/Rockford HOME Tim Horn Memorial Team Tournament Holland HS Oakland County Tournament Southfield Oakland County Tournament Oxford Medina OH Invitational Medina HS Medina OH Invitational Medina HS CC Invitational HOME CC Super Duals – Alumni Day HOME Lowell Michigan State University Cincinnati Moeller (OH) Cincinnati Moeller HS Oxford HOME

12:00pm 9:00am 6:30pm 11:00am 7:00pm 12:00pm 6:00pm TBA TBA 7:00pm TBA TBA 5:30pm 7:00pm 5:00pm 9:00am 12:00pm 1:45pm 9:00am 5:00pm 9:00am 4:00pm 10:00am 9:00am 9:00am 9:00am 10:00am 4:00pm 5:00pm 6:30pm

Varsity (White) Wrestling

Wed/Dec 5 Sat/Dec 8 Sat/Dec 22 Sat/Dec 29 Sat/Jan 5 Wed/Jan 9 Sat/Jan 12 Wed/Jan 16 Sat/Jan 19 Wed/Jan 23 Wed/Jan 23 Sat/Jan 26 Thurs/Jan 31 Sat/Feb 2

Avondale/Seaholm/Warren Woods TowerAvondale HS 5:00pm Grandville Challenge Grandville HS 9:00am Season Beatings Duals Pinckney HS 9:00am Goodrich Tournament of Champions Goodrich HS 9:30am CC Invitational HOME 9:00am DeLaSalle/Divine Child HOME 5:00pm CC Super Duals – Alumni Day HOME 10:00am Brother Rice/O.L. St. Mary’s O.L. St. Mary’s 5:30pm Hudson Super 16 Hudson HS 9:00am Wayne Memorial Quad Wayne Memorial HS 5:30pm Lutheran North/Notre Dame Prep Lutheran North HS 5:30pm Observerland Livonia Churchill HS 9:00am Bishop Foley/ U of D HOME 5:00pm CHSL Championship U of D 9:00am

Varsity (C) Wrestling

Wed/Dec 5 Sat/Dec 8 Sat/Dec 15 Sat/Dec 29 Sat/Jan 19 Sat/Jan 26

Grass Lake Quad Husky Tournament Airport Team Tournament St. John’s Jesuit Tournament

6:00pm

Port Huron Northern HS 9:00am

Carleton Airport HS 9:30am St. John’s Jesuit HS 9:00am Southgate Anderson Team Tournament Southgate Anderson HS TBA Allen Park Team Tournament Allen Park HS TBA

Varsity & JV Bowling Sat/Dec 8 Mon/Dec 10 Sat/Jan 5 Fri/Jan 11 Sat/Jan 12 Thur/Jan 17

Grass Lake HS

Drakeshire Woodland Super Bowl Sterling Super Bowl Classic Sat-Sun/Jan 19-20 TBD Tues/Jan 22 Hazel Park Thur/Jan 24 Drakeshire Sat/Jan 26 Five Star Sat/Jan 26 Super Bowl Mon/Jan 28 Thunderbird Fri/Feb 1 Sterling Sat/Feb 2 Drakeshire Mon/Feb 4 Oak Tues/Feb 5 Thunderbird Sun/Feb 10 Novi Mon/Feb 11 Woodland Sat/Feb 16 Oak Sat/Feb 16 Sunnybrook Tues/Feb 19 Hazel Park Fri/Feb 22 Drakeshire Sat/Feb 23 Drakeshire Fri/March 1 Battle Creek Sat/March 2 Battle Creek

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

Varsity Varsity and JV Varsity Varsity and JV Varsity and JV Varsity and JV Varsity Varsity and JV Varsity and JV Varsity JV Varisty and JV Varsity and JV Varsity and JV Varsity and JV Varsity and JV Varsity Varsity and JV Varsity JV Varsity and JV Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity

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5th ANNUAL Catholic Central ALL CLASSES FLORIDA REUNION Saturday, March 9, 2013

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.

WHO: All Classes of CC Alumni WHAT: Mass – Dinner – Camaraderie – CC Fellowship WHEN: 2:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

WHERE: Sharky’s on the Pier (Owned by Mike Pachota ’71) 1600 Harbor Drive South Venice, FL 34285 (At the Venice Fishing Pier) 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 appetizer, buffet dinner, beer, wine, and soft drinks) Cash bar for liquor and mixed drinks RESERVATIONS: Send your reservations/check by March 1st made payable to Detroit Catholic Central High School - Alumni Office CONTACT: Mike Carrier ’06 (Director of Alumni Relations) 248-596-3844 mcarrier@catholiccentral.net or www.SharkysOnThePier.com