Landmark Winter 2019

LANDMARK

Volume XXIII, Issue 1, Winter 2019

Celebrating our Legacy From One Generation to the Next

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ON THE COVER

Spread the seeds of encouragement far and wide, and delight in the bountiful harvest that they will surely bring. – Ralph Marsten My dad told me about the community and brotherhood at the school and made me excited to be here. Loyola is a great experience and opportunity for me.

Trevor Lile, Jr.,’21 • Legacy of Trevor Lile ‘97

My stepdad said he was at the top of his class; he said Loyola will help me be more prepared because of the small class sizes. I’m excited to follow in his footsteps academically and leave my mark on Loyola.”

Tyshawn Braxton ‘22 • Legacy of Chibuike Nwosu ‘01

Loyola is a good school with good teachers and has a great college acceptance rate.

Donovan Gibbs, ‘21 • Legacy of Cornelius Burton ‘98 2 4

As we launch into our next 25 years, we have proudly welcomed our first “legacy” students—sons of our earliest alums. We currently have three legacy students on our roster, and the next few years promise that more and more will join the ranks of our Bulldogs, a direct testament to the success of our mission and the vision of our Founders.

We are sure that Fr. Carron and Deacon Jones, along with others who once walked the halls and impacted the lives of more than 600 alums, would be immensely proud to see the seeds they planted bear fruit. Whether it be alums “coming back” in leadership positions at the school or others entrusting their sons to our current crop of dedicated faculty and staff, our Founders would be filled with glee over the “bountiful harvest” that surrounds us. We can hear Deacon Jones singing and see Fr. O smiling.

“Spreading the seeds of encouragement” is perhaps what Loyola does best. Our young men are encouraged—lovingly and firmly to be their very best selves as we expand their horizons, and they shape their life goals. Our mission calls us to provide the very best for our students, the rest is up to them.

We counsel them to form and develop their own expectations rather than let others limit them in any way—a hallmark of our work.

We are energized by our alums and our legacy students who manifest the good work of our first 25 years and the promise of a bright future for the next 25 years!

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2018/2019 Cathy McNamara, Chair J. Michael Bernard, Vice-Chair Rev. Christian Adams Charles Angell Rev. Michael Christiana, SJ W. C. Connelly Megan Curoe Rev. Francis Daly, SJ Rev. R.J. Fichtinger, SJ Kevin Hand Mable Jones Rev. Mark Luedtke, SJ Michael Madison Rev. Theodore Munz, SJ E. Michael Nolan Ben Pogodzinski, Ph.D. Terrance Rhadigan Hon. Michael J. Riordan Barbara Runyon Ann Thomas-Battersby Michael Tyson

PRESIDENT Rev. Mark W. Luedtke, S.J. PRINCIPAL Wyatt L. Jones III ‘98 DEAN OF STUDENT FORMATION Michael Black ‘01 DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT William R. McGrail BUSINESS MANAGER Therese Marz

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Loyola High School of Detroit, a Catholic school in the Jesuit tradition, nurtures a culture of hope and academic success for young men challenged by an urban environment and prepares them to be men of Christian love, justice, and service who act with integrity, compassion, and courage.

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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT To our Beloved Friends of Loyola, All of this talk of legacies and looking back twenty-five years has me feeling quite nostalgic. Now that the holidays are behind us, I find myself reflecting more and more on my time here at Loyola. I looked back at my first President’s Message from August 2012. In many ways, I felt then as I feel now: “While I am humbled to follow in the footsteps of what I considered legends in the Society of Jesus, the last six months of my internship in high school leadership and the first few weeks as President have revealed to me what a gift Loyola is, not only to me, but most importantly to our young men, their families, and the city of Detroit. As we enter our 20th year, I have to routinely pinch myself that I have been handed the reins of a nineteen-year success story.”

How did I get so lucky? I have been entrusted with this great work, alongside dedicated and loving colleagues, with young men full of life and full of promise, supported by generous donors living and Rev. Mark W. Luedtke, SJ deceased. Seven years seems like just a day…Morning Prayer, engaging students in the hallways, collaborating with our staff to do “a little better every day” as I am wont to say, and gathering with donors to share the latest success about Loyola – did you hear we are starting a robotics team?

Now, as then, my reflections hold true: “Sure there have been bumps along the road, and our work is far from complete, but together, the faculty and staff of Loyola, the Board of Directors, and the generosity of so many have allowed us to be successful in the great strides that we have taken.”

I have been asked many times already what my legacy will be, how I think I will be remembered. That message will be my last as President as our story continues to unfold. I have already been asked if they will name one of the student “houses” after me…

“The House of Luedtke just doesn’t have the same ring to it as the House of Mastrangelo,” I say.

Looking at the faces of the students on the cover, the faces of our students and others in the pages that follow, and ever mindful to keep looking to the face of Christ, I see the hope and promise of a small school in northwest Detroit. A place where dreams are made and horizons are pursued. A place where the faith is real, and the faith is growing. A place for us all to call home.

Blessings,

Rev. Mark W. Luedtke, SJ President

Welcome our new President, Dave Smith!

Smith, one of six children, was born and raised in Detroit and attended Ss. Peter & Paul grade school and St. Alphonsus high school. After graduating from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science, he spent five years in sales with Procter & Gamble. He then began a 30-year career with Johnson & Johnson, during which time he lived in Florida, Tokyo, Japan and London, England. Smith and his family were active in the Catholic parishes around the world, including the Franciscan Chapel in Tokyo and St. Margaret’s in London.

Dave looks forward to meeting the Loyola community. We invite you to join him at a meet & greet, a visit to the school, or at his welcoming mass and installation this fall.

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ADVANCEMENT Dear Members of the Bulldog Community, What an honor and pleasure it was to be part of the celebrations we hosted throughout last year to honor the first 25 years of Loyola’s existence! It is truly astonishing to think about the scope and size of the impact that Loyola has had on our alums, our families, and our surrounding community—all of which came about with the simple question of how can we help these young men? Millions of dollars of support from our benefactors and thousands of hours of teaching, praying, coaching, counseling, and cajoling from staff, volunteers, and families—all invested over our first quarter century in the simple, yet remarkable goal of helping each one of our young men become the best possible incarnation of themselves.

The proof of our model is all around us: 8 straight years of 100% college acceptance by our graduating seniors, millions in college scholarships garnered by our graduates, 650 alums—three of whom have leadership positions within Loyola, 300,000+ hours of real-world work experience through our LWEP program—all remarkable achievements for our “little” school at the corner of Fenkell and Pinehurst.

William (Bill) McGrail

We have much to be grateful for; we also have much to look forward to in coming years. As you will see in the pages of this latest edition of our Landmark—the future is bright for our mission. Whether it be cutting the ribbon on our brand new Commons and kitchen expansion or welcoming our “legacy” students (sons of alums), the generous investment of our supporters, staff, and families has positioned us well for our next 25 years.

Each of you in your own unique way has helped us get to where we are today and helped to ensure that Loyola remains a vibrant “Beacon of Hope” on Fenkell. Whether it is as simple as keeping our young men and our mission in your prayers, purchasing a raffle ticket for our Tigers event, or helping to underwrite our mission, we simply could not do what we do every day without your support. Thank you for all you do for Loyola and our young men and thank you for helping to make a bright future for our school.

Warmest Regards,

William (Bill) McGrail Director of Advancement

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NEW CAFETERIA All it Takes is a Little Leaven...

Ribbon Cutting & Dedication Ceremony

Ever since we opened our doors in 1993, Loyola has done its very best to provide all the resources that our students need to find success. When we settled into our new home at Fenkell and Pinehurst in the fall of 1994, our students lacked a cafeteria where we could provide a basic resource to find that success: nutritional support. Many of our young men came to school hungry, a trend that unfortunately continues today—something needed to be done.

We immediately set out to remedy the situation by combining two existing classrooms on the first floor into a “cafeteria” space. The Archdiocese food program provided a small daily lunch for students whose families qualified for free or reduced-cost lunches. The lunch generally consisted of cold entrees or items that could be kept warm in chafing dishes.

Grumbling about the food was second only to the constant din about the lack of female students.

Cafeteria Area Before

(Cafeteria) Commons Area Now

Kitchen Before

Kitchen in Progress

Kitchen Now

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In 1999, the building underwent renovations once again, this time carving out a “galley kitchen” from the main entrance breezeway into the building. Due to cost and space constraints, this kitchen was built for food service only, with no stovetop or additional cooking equipment available. The space was so compact that the serving station limited interaction with the students and was often a hindrance to getting food to the students. Food quality, while improved, still remained an issue.

Everyone knew that we could do better to serve our students.

Staff member Linda Ratliff started a hot breakfast on a

Serving Area Before

Serving Area Now

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shoe-string budget for the students who arrived early to school. However, our students were not having their daily nutritional needs met. Many remained hungry throughout the day.

In 2014, Loyola partnered with the Office of School Nutrition (OSN), a branch of the Detroit Public Schools, following a conversation about what was possible for our students. The OSN wanted to bring fresh food and variety to the meals our young men were served. They needed more space to make the meals special. Fortunately, they were willing to start with what we had, as we crafted our Master Plan to include a new and larger kitchen space.

The OSN provided three meals per day to all students, regardless of their families’ economic situation: breakfast, lunch, and an after-school snack/dinner; all told, about 1600 calories. Sure, the students still grumbled, but with better ingredients and “ventless” ovens, hot food was available throughout the day.

By the fall of 2018, thanks to the generous support of our donors and benefactors, we had completed our upgrade to the kitchen area and revamped the cafeteria into a space for the students to gather and share meals—the Arvie and Tom McNamara Commons. At a cost of almost $400,000, the new layout doubled the size of the kitchen area and included several major additions: hot and cold serving stations, a six-burner range, 24” griddle, two baking ovens, a food preparation area, and a deep fryer requested by the Parent Club.

The increased space and functionality provide several benefits beyond nutritious meals to our students. Most importantly, we have shown our neighbors that Loyola wants to be a community hub (a beacon on Fenkell). We can offer a space for community use off hours for gatherings (we even got our first request for a wedding!). Loyola will launch a culinary arts program on campus beginning with an elective in the 2019/20 school year, with the potential to offer adult culinary arts classes to parents and members of our community.

Thank you to all of our generous supporters who provided the leaven that will help our young men for years to come.

With good food at the ready, we now look to the next opportunity to help our students find success.

Tearing Down and Building Up: Our Campus Evolution Moving from our first campus at the St. Francis Home for Boys to our current campus at Fenkell and Pinehurst, renovating our beloved school building, constructing the breezeway and the locker rooms, swapping the church for the gym, knocking down the convent to make room for a practice field, or constructing our brand new Commons, our campus has seen tremendous change over the last 26 years in order to best meet the needs of current and future Bulldogs. Major projects continued this school year with the demolition of the damaged chapel (now a temporary parking lot) and tearing down the abandoned rectory on Fenkell. Our Building and Grounds Committee is busy drawing up plans for a Demolition and grading of the chapel space allows A failed support truss caused a new and improved our facilities team to plan for the future chapel. catastrophic failure of the chapel roof. chapel that will serve as our spiritual hub. Stay tuned for more details…

The removal of the rectory re-orients our campus toward Fenkell and opens up space for a “learning garden” in ...re-orientating the campus toward Fenkell and The blighted and abandoned former rectory partnership with the opening up more green space. is removed from campus… local non-profit Big Green Garden.

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ALUMS TRANSITION

Class of 2014: Where are they now?

This is the first class that our Transitions Coordinator Angela Hunter has worked with and diligently tracked over the last four-plus years. With personal touches such as visits, care packages, and phone calls, Ms. Hunter has provided a valuable resource available to all of our recent graduates, those who have gone off to college or those who found themselves on a different path.

2-Year Degree SO WHERE ARE THE BULLDOGS 3% Unknown OF THE CLASS OF 2014?

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35% have achieved or will achieve a 4-year degree…

• Low income males of color: 9.6% • MI 4-year degree holders: 27%

Working 21% At Community College 17% Military 14%

55% have or will achieve a 2- or 4-year degree…

At 4-Year College 21%

4-Year Degree 14%

• A special shout out to the men of this class who joined the military.

• We are proud of our graduates.

Graduates still in 2- or 4-year degree programs Class of 2015: 50% • Class of 2016: 59% • Class of 2017: 76% Working 5% At Community College 19%

At 4-Year College 76%

AND WHAT ABOUT OUR MOST RECENT GRADUATES — THE CLASS OF 2018?

95% in college 76% at a 4-year college

A few highlights from the class of 2018 Jimmie Chappelle attends Dominican University in Ohio playing football and learning time management skills. He is struggling with having enough energy to do school, football, and continuing to have a social life...

“I’m just so tired, I need a nap...” You can do it Jimmie.

Keith Walton-Wheeler is studying engineering at U of D Mercy on a full scholarship, along with an internship at Ford Motor Co. Jaron Taylor attends Schoolcraft and looks forward to his transition to Lawrence Tech.

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VOLUNTEERISM Living the Magis...

Volunteers form a crucial part of the Loyola family, giving countless hours in support of our mission. As the saying goes, it takes a village, and Loyola is no exception. We might be small but we are mighty—many moving parts go into our academic program, extracurriculars, and support services. These programs run as well as they do thanks in a large part to tremendous support from our amazing volunteers.

What we would do without Mrs. Gaida Kane, who comes in every Friday with her accounting expertise to help out in the Business Office, or Mr. Jim Geldhof, who helps every Tuesday with driving Seniors to their Christian Service locations? And then there is Tom Dobbs (former Loyola principal, athletic director, and counselor) who comes on a regular basis to counsel students, assist with retreats, and when it’s nice and snowy, take guys north for skiing and snowboarding.

Ms. Crystal Davidson lends her talents in many ways including coaching and transporting the bowling team and, during the summer months, showing our students how to garden and take care of our landscaping even on the hottest days. Mr. Thomas Franco is a huge asset for our academics, volunteering his time and expertise as a math tutor at least two or three times a week.

Principal Wyatt Jones takes time out to pose with two parent volunteers.

Troy Alexander helps a student put together a vision board.

Crystal Davidson and student gardeners Hayden Cadell ’20 and Jordan Copeland ’20 take a break.

Jim Geldhof chauffers students to their weekly Christian Service locations.

Gaida Kane is kept busy in the Business Office.

Tom Dobbs Models a new item from the Resource Closet.

Rev. Charles Thomas stopped by school one day to ask if he could do anything to support our young men. He now leads Morning Prayer every Tuesday, sharing wisdom, scripture, and humor with the entire school community. Mrs. Ann Schneider offered to help with mending some Resource Closet goods which, in time, led to an association with the Our Lady of Victory sewing guild, all of whom now assist in the monumental task caring for our precious Blue Blazers! Mr. Joe Balistreri, Music Director for the Archdiocese of Detroit, made time to cultivate our choir and lead music at our liturgies, even appearing from behind the scenes to help at graduation.

Mr. Troy Alexander, journalist and entrepreneur, recently worked with our students on a vision-board project. Employees from Ford Volunteer Corps, Ford Diversity Council and other Ford groups pitch in on a variety of tasks. Enjoying their first time here so much, they have become regulars, as has Ms. Pattie Potts, whose nephew graduated from Loyola.

And last but not least, let’s not forget about our parent volunteers, who raise funds throughout the year such as running the concession stand at sporting events and having bake sales to help fund the athletic banquet and senior prom.

Our Loyola family keeps adding new volunteers who find a way to make a difference in the lives of our young men.

Come visit us for a tour, to meet our young men, and to see where you could fit in to help our mission. We love visitors!

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THIS AND THAT Hobnobbing with the New Governor Principal Wyatt Jones III ’98 and alum Jason Simmoms ’99 represented Loyola well at Governor Gretchen Withmer’s Inaugural Celebration. The Governor graciously posed with them—definitely looking like a rose between two (handsome) thorns. Hope Wyatt and Jason got in a few plugs about the treasure at the corner of Fenkell & Pinehurst.

St. Francis Monarchs Return Home While the mighty Monarchs had not called the halls and classrooms their own in many years, the school still felt like home to the large cohort of St. Francis de Sales alums who visited recently. Members from various 1950's graduating classes took the time for a tour of our campus and to reminisce about their years at the corner of Fenkell & Pinehurst. Hats off to the Monarchs for the great foundation they laid for our Bulldogs!

Loyola takes part in National Family Day of Service

A special thank you to those families who participated in the National Family Day of Service November 17th led by teacher, debate coach, and service coordinator Kathy Gross. Staff and student families prepared 100 packages for the homeless in our community, 40 comfort gifts for veterans in Hospice care, 50 cards for active military in Afghanistan with 12 Christmas packages for deployed Marines.

Alum hired as NTDP Assistant Director of Player Personnel Bulldog Alum Named to All-SIAC Team Congratuations to Kailen Abrams (’18) for being named to the All-Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Second Team—only the second freshman from Central State University to achieve that honor. Kailen started in all 10 games as a freshman, including leading the team in his first collegiate game with 11 tackles— eventually finishing with 86 total tackles for the year. Hat’s off to Kailen and all of our Bulldog football alums who continue to find great success beyond their Bulldog years!

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Lyrrad “Rod” Braceful ‘05 became the first African American to be named Assistant Director of Player Personnel for USA Hockey’s National Team Development Program. Congratulations to Rod for this great accomplishment and for sticking with his life-long passion for ice hockey! An inspiration to our Bulldog hockey players too!

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LOYOLA WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM (LWEP) LWEP Humanitarian Award Luncheon This past November, five LWEP students (Class of 2019) were invited, on behalf of the CEO of the Michigan Roundtable for Diversity and Inclusion, to their 71st Annual Humanitarian Tribute Luncheon at the MGM Grand.

This event celebrates the lifework of leaders from a diverse array of communities throughout metro Detroit. In From Left: Chris Perry ‘19 / UAW Ford National attending this event, our LWEP Programs Center, Darwin Green ‘19 / GM, Daniel students had the opportunity Ackles ‘19 / UAW Ford National Programs Center, Cameron Hutchinson ‘19 / GM Financial, and to sit and engage with Cameron Hudson ‘19 / Detroit Athletic Club professionals from all different backgrounds, communities, and organizations, learning more about their career paths as well as sharing with them their hopes for the future.

Ford Motor Credit Company Senior Jaden Graham does an excellent job at Ford Motor Credit Company. His supervisor describes him as the model employee. When asked on his weekly LWEP reflection what he values, he wrote: ”I have two values—to be respectful and helpful.

When I see other people who need help, I offer my services.” This is so true of Jaden. We will miss him next year!

LWEP Scrubs Hayden Caddell ‘20 and Lee Scott ’20 felt like real professionals as they “scrubbed in” for work in the Materials Management Department at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak. LWEP currently partners with three Beaumont Hospital locations. The other two include Beaumont-Grosse Pointe and Beaumont-Troy (a newly acquired sponsor this year!)

“My LWEP job at Beaumont Troy has made me more comfortable talking and being open. I have gained confidence as well as patience. I’ve learned that you are to always support the patient.”

–Larry Arnold ‘20

If your employer or another company you know may have interest in partnering with our LWEP program, please contact Amy Costello at 313-861-2407 or acostello@loyolahsdetroit.org.

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Another senior who works at Ford Credit, Logan Warren, has also been highly praised by his supervisor for his excellent work performance. When asked about his leadership abilities, Logan said: “My personal leadership shows that I am a hard worker. I’ve also learned from my co-workers to always ask questions.”

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ACADEMICS Looking Forward to 9 Years of 100% College Acceptance As part of our ongoing efforts to prepare our young men for their years beyond Loyola, we hosted our annual College Application Week on campus with a full schedule of activities and programs geared toward getting our seniors excited about and engaged in the college application process.

Applications were completed and sent out to a wide array of schools from Western Michigan to Minnesota West University, Wheeling Jesuit University, and many historically black colleges and universities such as Langston University. College Application Week is the first of three week-long events to build excitement around going to college, not only in our seniors but all of our students as well. This year, we noted a heightened sense of engagement from our young Bulldogs— the future is bright! The College Application events culminate with our spring College Decision Day, where we host a full gathering of students, staff, family members and supporters of Loyola to hear each of our seniors announce which school he plans to attend upon graduation. Please join us on May 1, 2019 for this great celebration!

Success Academy at Loyola As part of our mission to provide resources for our young men to find success and achieve their full potential, Fr. Adam DeLeon, SJ started our Success Academy in partnership with the University of Detroit Mercy. Every Monday through Thursday, during our academic seminar period, students from UDM come to Loyola to tutor Loyola students in subjects they may need a little extra help in. The program is making a big impact on our young men with over 24 Loyola students participating each day.

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The Halls are Alive with the Sound of Music…

Thanks to the support of one of our musically-inclined donors and a new connection with a program for schools under the direction of Mr. Damon DeBose, Loyola launched a robust music program this year. With vocal and percussion components, our young men have the opportunity to sing their hearts out and bang on drums. They have come together as two groups ready to stir up any crowd—from the Loyola community to church groups to basketball games. The choir held its Loyola debut at our Mass of the Holy Spirit in October. The young men were a bit nervous but still impressed the crowd. Soon after, they began a series of performances around town, and to say they found their voices would be an understatement! They returned home to Loyola with a winter performance before the holidays and “rocked the house.”

Our drumline is coming together as well—we certainly know when they are practicing! They also performed at the Mass of the Holy Spirit and plan to liven up our home basketball games with their enthusiastic drumming.

Using C.S.I. to Sleuth out the Facts Seniors in Della Young’s English class worked in “investigative units” to determine what happened to the victim in the story, “The Flowers” by Alice Walker. Using clues from the text, and guided by Ms. Young, they looked at the “evidence” through the eyes of investigators, medical examiners, witnesses, and the chief detective to generate and present their hypothesis about what happened in the story. It was a very innovative way to help guide the class through the literary work.

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Debate Team Continues Winning Ways The debate team continues to bring home the gold, silver, and bronze, competing in local, state, and national tournaments. Our highest ranking debater, Carlos Smith ’21, has won first-place speaker awards, and placed second and third at other events as well. Ian Mayers ‘20 advanced this year and partnered with both Carlos Smith and Julian McBride ’19 in different tournaments winning medals at the Perrysburg, Ohio tournament and second place in the State Pappas Tournament.

Debate alum extraordinaire Travis McClendon ‘15, now assists a delighted and grateful Ms. Gross this year and offers great encouragement for the new debaters, Charlton Cartwright ‘21, Jeremiah Lewis ‘21, Cameron Cason ’20, Nathaniel Johnson ’21, and Trevor Lile ‘21.

Carlos Smith

Travis McClendon

The team travels to Washington, D.C. to participate in the American University's Model United Nations February 1-3. Meanwhile, they continue to prepare for league and local competitions as they ready themselves for a shot at the International Speech and Debate Competition.

Ian Mayers and Julian McBride

OUT AND ABOUT Learning outside the classroom has many advantages: an engaging experience helps make learning relevant, nurtures creativity and imagination, develops interest in wider surroundings, and expands students’ horizons…to name a few.

Oh yeah, and the guys love it!

Thanks to longtime supporters Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cracchiolo, two lucky Bulldogs were given the opportunity to attend their first ever Detroit Symphony Orchestra concert. Justin Hunter ‘19 and Metrius Graves ‘20 received the VIP treatment from everyone at Orchestra Hall, complete with a backstage tour after the concert and a meet & greet with Icelandic keyboard master Víkingur Ólafsson. No wonder each of the young men asked, at different times during the evening, “When can I do something like this again!”

The Loyola Debate Team received tickets to hear Michelle Obama on her book tour at Little Caesar’s Arena on December 11. Ten students attended and enjoyed the presentation decked out in their Loyola Blue Blazers. It was an evening of inspiration to be sure!

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At the Detroit Institute of Arts, the young men toured the museum with a focus on the Dia de los Muertos Mexican sugar skulls exhibit. With a series of prompts to guide them on their way, the students brought back a wealth of knowledge to enrich their learning in the upper level Spanish classes and, for many, a desire to return to explore more treasures of Detroit’s wonderful museum.

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25TH ANNIVERSARY LEGACY GALA THE BIG BASH Loyola celebrated its 25th Anniversary with a Legacy Gala in September. Located on the Detroit Riverfront, Waterview Loft offered wonderful views of the river and our beloved city—it was indeed a gala event at a great location. We were blessed with 250 guests including many of our founding members, long-time supporters, staff, parents, and alums.

The evening began with a mass at Sts. Peter and Paul Jesuit Church (the oldest existing church in the city of Detroit).

Archbishop Vigneron gave the homily, and Adam Cardinal Maida concelebrated. The celebration continued with a strolling social out on the patio of the Waterview Loft, dinner, and dancing to the sounds of the Motown Band.

Loyola liturgical ministers served the mass and looked sharp in their blazers.

Junior Ian Mayers smiles and offers a firm handshake to Howard Crane.

George from Rosebud and parent Mrs. Easterling enjoy the gala.

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The highlight of the evening was a Quiz Bowl competition moderated by Fr. Mark that pitted the founding members of Loyola against a panel of several alums. The alums represented themselves splendidly—clearly dominating the quiz bowl competition and coming out on top.

Special thanks to all of those members of the Loyola Community who were able to support us at the Gala. We look forward to our next 25 years!

Ray Cracchiolo thoroughly enjoyed the evening with his guest Don Armbruster.

Our “veterans” and our alums pose after the quiz bowl.

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We were blessed to have Adam Cardinal Maida alongside the Archbishop.

Katy & Chris Snyder (former Loyola math teacher) reminisce with Tom Dobbs (former Loyola principal, counselor, athletic director) and Linda Ratliff (former Loyola English teacher).

Many Jesuits concelebrated with Archbishop Vigneron.

Wouldn’t you love to hear the story that the Cardinal is telling Mary Jo Wall?

Fr. Mark, as ebullient as ever, kept the quiz questions coming.

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SPORTS Pride of the Lions Helps Get Our Football Team Ready for the Season Loyola had the honor of hosting Detroit Lion’s running back Theo Riddick on our campus earlier this year to meet our young men and give them words of wisdom and lessons he’s learned in life.

Football Champions Again!

Under the return of long-time coach John Callahan, our gridiron heroes have found their championship form again claiming the division while also going undefeated in division play and ending the regular season at 6-3. Our young men made it well into the state playoffs with hopes of making it back to the title game at Ford Field but fell just a little short. Our gridiron heroes are already in the weight room preparing for next year!!

Theo spoke about how attending a Catholic high school in New Jersey and then the University of Notre Dame influenced and impacted his life.

He encouraged our young men to avoid situations and people that will not benefit them. He stressed the importance of hard work and dedication in order to achieve one’s goals, whether in sports or in life. Theo generously donated new cleats for the entire Loyola football program to help get the season off to a great start! Many thanks to Theo for his support of our young men!

Honors ALL-CATHOLIC D’Vaun Bentley ‘19 Cory Easterling ‘19 Darwin Green ‘19 Marquise Henderson ‘21 Damany O’Neil ‘19 ALL LEAGUE Johndale Chestnut ‘20 Meitrius Graves ‘20 Derrick Harmon ‘21 Malik Marable ‘21 Kiem Moore ‘21 Jordan Smith ‘19 ALL ACADEMIC Marion Adams ‘19

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Cross-Country Preparing for the Future Coach Robinson assembled one of her largest cross-country teams in recent memory consisting of 8 Bulldogs, the majority of whom were freshman. Amir Rider ’22 led the promising young squad through a determined regular season effort. Everyone is looking forward to seeing our young men build on their hard work and effort this season to set them up for future success.

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Unified Bowling Rolling Strong at Loyola!

Unified bowling is a program Unified Bowling Team sponsored by Special Olympics that joins people with and Timmy McDonald ‘20 without intellectual challenges on Eddie Evans ‘20 the same team. It was inspired Jordan Copeland ‘20 by a simple principle: training Denauti Herman ‘20 Cameron Cason ‘20 together and playing together is James Thompson ‘21 a quick path to friendship and Cory Fullilove ‘21 understanding. This year, Loyola Trevor Lille ‘21 has our largest ever team with 8 of our young men making up 4 teams of 2 who co-practiced each week in preparation for the State tournament on November17th—they came in 2nd!

Loyola Receives National Recognition as a Unified Champions School!

Loyola was one of a select group of schools to be awarded the Special Olympics National Unified Champion School award. This award is given out on the national level to schools that demonstrate a commitment to inclusion by meeting ten standards of excellence developed by a national panel of leaders from Special Olympics and the education community.

Whether championing our Unified Bowling Team or hosting our annual Carnival for over 100 cognitively impaired grade school children from the DPS, this award is a tremendous honor, recognizing Loyola’s commitment to being an inclusive and caring community. Special congratulations to Ms. Gross and all of the staff and students who made this award possible through their hard work and dedication.

Letter Sweater Revival on Pinehurst Following the completion and success of the Blue Blazer Project comes a new challenge—outfitting our varsity sport and academic athletes with Letter Sweaters, and we need your help!

Earning a varsity letter in athletics, debate, choir and/or drumline is a symbol of excellence and a milestone for many high schoolers. Here at Loyola, it is no different; however, due to the high cost of varsity jackets, most young men keep their hard-earned L at home in a drawer.

Letter sweaters are universally appealing, help unite our students participating in different school activities and, best of all, are dress-code approved and will help our young men look and feel good!

How can you help build the Letter Sweater Club? Our goal is to subsidize the cost of a sweater for any student needing financial assistance. Join the ranks of Catholic League Cronies by helping our young men afford a varsity sweater which will last a lifetime. $125 buys a Bulldog a letter sweater, complete with name, L, and graduation year.

Wyatt Jones III ’98 and Fr. Mark (honorary class of ‘19) looking sharp in their letter sweaters

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$25 buys a single stripe. Stripes are available for each year of varsity and individual honors.

For more information, contact Sheila Nittmann, 313-861-2407 x123 or snittmann@loyolahsdetroit.org.

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CAMPUS MINISTRY The “God Squad” Spreads the Good News at Loyola Our campus ministry team, affectionately known as the “God Squad,” have been busy hosting and leading several Ignaitian Spirituality events on and off campus to strengthen the community connection—for students and staff alike — to St. Ignatius and our Jesuit heritage. The God Squad is composed of President Fr. Mark Luedtke, SJ, teacher Fr. Adam DeLeon, SJ, teacher Mr. Jim Ryder, and convened by teacher and Campus Minister Mrs. Bonney Hillen. Each member of the “squad” plays a critcal role in deepening our shared sense of Ignatian spirituality through masses, retreats, service projects, and theology classes.

All staff and students participate in the retreat program each year as it forms us as a community and draws us into communion with God.

Sophomore Retreat The sophomore retreat was held at Sacred Heart Major Seminary. Bonney Hillen, Fr. Mark Luedtke, SJ, Jim Ryder, Jennifer Fox, and Tom Dobbs accompanied the group.

Following heartfelt sharing from Senior Kairos leaders Daniel Ackles, Cory Easterling, and Jordan Smith, the students explored the “masks” they all wear each day to get through the day at home, at school, with friends, and on the streets. The students felt safe enough to explore openly their own masks and how the masks hide their true selves. The students enjoyed their time together listening, sharing, and learning about themselves and their classmates.

Freshman Retreat Staff Retreat The entire staff begins each school year at Manresa Jesuit Retreat House with an all-day retreat. Manresa retreat directors Fr. Fran Daly, SJ, Ms. Ann Doyle, and Fr. Steven Hurd, SJ, focused on the First Principle and Foundation of Ignatian Spirituality, the Examen, and the Prayer for Generosity in a series of talks followed by individual reflection and group sharing. The day ended with a beautiful mass in the Manresa chapel.

The freshman retreat was also held at Sacred Heart Major Seminary. Students created crests that described themselves and shared their ideas. Senior leaders Jordan Smith and Nigel Nweke shared their stories and led a rich discussion on role models. Many students felt comfortable offering their own stories in response to the openness of our senior leaders.

Campus Minister and theology teacher Bonney Hillen, along with Director of Admissions Paul Davis ’11, volunteer and former staff member Tom Dobbs, and counselor Jennifer Fox crafted a wonderful experience for the young Bulldogs.

Mass of the Holy Spirit As part of our tradition, each year we celebrate our all-school Mass of the Holy Spirit the morning of our annual Walk-a-thon at Belle Isle. The highlight of this year’s celebration, which was concelebrated with Fr. Mark and Fr. Adam, was the “unveiling” of our new school choir at the mass—they closed our celebration with a wonderful rendition of “Let Love Come Near.” Fr. Adam gave a great homily tying the lives of our young men with the scripture passages. While the gym provided a nice space for the mass, we have moved our worship into the old library—a more intimate space where we now hold Morning Prayer as well. Please join us for prayer or mass as your schedule allows.

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2017 - 2018 We are deeply grateful to our many friends who support the mission of Loyola High School.

The following made gifts or pledge payments from July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018, our 25th year! $500,000 + Margaret & Mildred Link Endowment Fund

John D. & Jean E. Dinan Foundation

Michelle & Karamjit Kalsi

Magna Services of America

Elizabeth & J. Michael Bernard

Anne & John Kennedy

Richard Maierle

George Blaha

Thomas Kennedy

Patrick G. McKeever

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Christ the King Church

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Jane & William Petzold

St. Hugo of the Hills Church

Carol & Dennis Cirbes

Katie & Kevin Prokop

St. John Neumann Parish

Clark Hill PLC

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St. Philomena Church

Coalition of Black Trade

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Kathy & Daniel Thelen

St. Mary of the Hills Parish

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LaHood Realty

Ed Rinke Chevrolet Buick GMC

Linda’s Stuff

Road Ready Driving Academy

BK Services

Local 0387 - Woodhaven Stamping

Root Candles

Doris J & Donald L Duchene Sr Foundation

The Blake Company

Local 0400 - Highland Park

Royal Roofing Company

Ford Motor Company Fund

Celine & Richard Warchol

Blaze Contracting

Margaret & George Ward

Christ the King Church

Local 0600 - Maintenance & Construction

Gregory J. Schwartz & Company

Hastings Mutual Insurance Company Charitable Foundation

Lynn Wargo

Clark Hill

Local 182 - Livonia Transmission

Joan & Frederick Watts

Coalition of Black Trade Unionists Umbrella

Local 2000 - Ohio Assembly

David M. Johnson & Associates

Local 228 - Sterling Axle Plant

Delta Dental

Local 2280 - Van Dyke

DeRoy & Devereaux Detroit Manufacturing Systems

Local 3000 - Auto Alliance/ Flat Rock

DuMouchelle Art Galleries Co.

Local 3520 - Greensboro

Durkin McDonnell, P.G.

Local 387 - Woodhaven Forging

Dykema Gossett

Local 400 - Michigan Proving Grounds

Catherine Weber Ginny Webster & Tom Smith Michael C. Welgs Mary Anne Wheeler Frank Wiggins Jan Wilhelm E. Edward Williams Stephen Wilson Eleanor & Carl Winger Helga & John Wise Shannon & Jeffery Wolf Patricia & Bruce Wright Alice & James Xenakis The Yaffe Group

Fidelity Investment Fitness Things Ford Local 900 Ford Motor Company Four Way Paving Frank S. Moran Memorial Endowment Fund

LANDMARK • WINTER 2019

Local 2210 - New York Parts

Local 400 - Romeo Engine Local 551a - Chicago Assembly Plant Local 600 - Dearborn Engine Local 600 - Dearborn Tool & Die

Shiloh Girls

Raymond M. & Jane E. Cracchiolo Foundation Howard & Diane Dean Family Fund DePorre Family Foundation John D. and Jean E. Dinan Foundation

Society for the Propagation of the Faith

The James Lennane Fund 2

Spectrum Health

McNish Family Foundation

St. Hugo of the Hills Church

Michigan Humanities Council

St. John Neumann Parish

Molloy Foundation

St. Mary of the Hills Parish St. Paul Church and School

Frank S. Moran Memorial Endowment Fund

St. Peter Claver Catholic Community

Robert M. Morand Scholarship Fund

St. Philomena Church

Karen and Drew Peslar Foundation

St. Pius X Catholic Church Sterling Insurance Group Stevenson Property Management TC Group

The King Family Foundation

Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities Wayne and Joan Webber Foundation

Team Industrial Services

Fr. Vincent Welch Memorial Fund

Theramatrix Physical Therapy Network

Youth Service America

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MATCHING GIFTS

Grey Ghost

Michelle & Matthew Shell

Assured Life Association

Kathryn Gross

Slow’s Bar-B-Q

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

Mark Herman & Shiva Maralani

Anne & David Sommerfeld

ITC Holdings Corporation

Jean & Roger Hull

Stitch Alterations

Angela & Michael Hunter

Supino Pizza/La Rondinella

Robert Hunter

Therapeutic Massage

Renee Janovsky

Toledo Mud Hens

Ann McNamara Knight

Barbara Tuohey

La Dolce Vita

Michael Tyson

La Feria Spanish Tapas

Village Palm

Mary & William Larkin

Mary Jo & Steven Wall

Mary & Brian Lopus

William Ward

Loyola Academy

Kemmer Weinhaus & Brian Carson

JustCause Kiplinger Foundation TC Group Truist Wells Fargo Foundation IN-KIND GIFTS Janice Abdenour Advanced Skin Care Amore da Roma Kathleen & Charles Angell John Argenta Thomas Atkins Lisa Bardy Colleen & Charles Batcheller James Batcheller Bridget & Mark Bealin Lyn Bloy Anthony Bradley Megan & Vincent Brennan Brooklyn Street Local Community Bowling Centers Cost Plus Eastern Market Wine Linda Cousins Randy Crites Carol & John Crusoe Crystal Davidson Sue Dery Detroit Institute of Bagels Eastern Market Corporation Edmund T. Ahee Jewelers Emagine Theatre English Gardens Sue & Jerry Fortenberry Jennifer Fox Germack Pistacchio Company Maureen & Michael Gill Patsy & Edward Gotfredson

Sallie & John Luedtke Luigi Bruni Salon Christine & Christopher Maccio Susan & Michael Madison Michael Maher Mark Ridley’s Comedy Castle Sharnese Marshall Caprice & William McGrail Cathy & Michael McNamara The McNish Family Foundation Moosejaw Dennis Morey II Richard Moss Lisa Nolan Basil Nona Ottava Via Pastorelli Food Products Paul W. Smith Show - WJR Pewabic Pottery PJ’s Lager House Pointe Fitness & Training Center Elwood Regan Jody Roberts Ann Ross Run Detroit Karen & Carl Rust Jack Ryan Jerilyn & Richard Sandifer Ann & Thomas Schneider Carol Semack

Kimberly Welsh Patricia & Martin West William Whitlock The Whitney Wolverine Packing Co. Rev. Donald Worthy Write to the Pointe MEMORIAL/TRIBUTE In Honor of Kathy & Charles Angell Julie & Michael Bednark In Memory of John Argenta Lydia Barrie Mary & Albert Cinto Michael Cleary Barbara & Daniel Collins Gail & Douglas Dede Lori Doughty Patricia & Frank Ducato Janeen & Frank Guidobono James Kohl Lori McKie Mary Jean Sapino

In Honor of Peter Brown Richard Joseph In Memory of Frank C. Cancro Ann-Marie Ciceri Elizabeth Cooper Mary Ann & Carl Fontana Janice & John Marshall Patricia & Charles Rutherford Shannon & Jeffery Wolf In Honor of Dennis Costello Erin Omara & Dennis Costello In Honor of Beth & Howard Crane Mary Gushee In Honor of Megan Curoe Helen Finelli Rebecca & Paul Scarcello In Honor of Fr. Adam DeLeon, SJ Kaye & Chris Crawford In Honor of Fr. Norm Dickson, SJ 50th Jubilee

Jan Wilhelm

Beverly Balkwel

In Honor of Margaret & Dr. William Beauregard

Donalda Barrett

Donna Beauregard & Ronald Eng

Robert & Margaret Bergmann

Barron Properties Bonnie Bruman Harvey Brow Toots & Richard Burkhart Susan & Douglas Burns Margaret Busch Loretta Fichtner Carol Hart Donna Hillman Ann & John Kassen Knights of Columbus: Council 7419

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In Honor of Claudia & Patrick Duerr Kate Bongiorno In Memory of Sr. Judy Dutka Jacquelyn & David Moore In Memory of Fr. Michael Evans, SJ Kathryn McLaren In Honor of Tim Garvey Julie & Paul Garvey In Memory of Ray Hillen Mary Anne & Carl Castle Kathryn Gross Lidia & Frank Improta Gail & Michael LaPointe Marysue & Robert Livingston Susan & Michael Madison Sandy & Mark Mals Carol & Bill✞ McNish Rosemarie & Stephen Milles Nancy & Robert Oaks Ann Reilly In Honor of Dorothy Jerneycic Carole Viola In Memory of Anne M. Johnson Sharon & Timothy Johnson In Memory of Eleanor Josaitis Mark Josaitis In Memory of Deacon Wyatt L. Jones, Jr. Alison & Kurt Regep In Honor of Loyola’s 25th Anniversary Susan Delonis In Honor of Fr. Mark Luedtke, SJ 50th Birthday

Mary & Thomas Mulvany

Kathleen Barnicle & David Wang

Mary & Tom Ritchie

John Dolan

Catherine & Norman Schmitt

Denise & Larry Oliphant

Bernard Seeley

Connie & Marshall Urist

Stanley Theis

Deborah & Robert Johnson

LOYOLA HIGH SCHOOL

In Honor of Sallie & Jack Luedtke Denise & Larry Oliphant In Memory of Ryan C. Lundy ‘04 Sherry Suttles In Memory of Suzanne Maccio Christine Gaffney In Honor of Mike Madison Katherine Jordan Virginia & Robert Hupp In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Norbert T. Madison Susan & Michael Madison In Honor of Fr. Dave Mastrangelo, SJ Mary & Don Scheible In Honor of Florence McBrien Marcia McBrien In Memory of James F. Mooney Lucy & Jim Mooney In Memory of Janet Moore Allen Moore In Honor of Mike & Jenny Nolan John Morris In Memory of Harry Oderman Mary Ann Oderman In Memory of Fr. Jim O’Reilly, SJ Susan Gardynik Jeanne Gerson Jane & Augustine Marzano Patricia & Charles Rutherford Mark & Joseph Sheahan

In Honor of John Sirhal Maura Corrigan In Memory of Rev. Louis B. Snider, SJ Suzanne & Robert Egan In Honor of Fr. Jayme Stayer, SJ Lauren & Barry Stayer In Memory of Kitty Storen Alice & Richard O’Donnell Michelle & William Cooney Claire & Robert Brown In Memory of Genevieve M. Szuminski Nancy & Mark Morey Julie Mooney Gail & Christopher Urban Jane Seidl In Honor of Alphonse & Marie Thelen Kathy & Dan Thelen In Honor of Fr. Don Worthy Margaret & Anthony Gatliff Patricia & Michael Gunderson In Honor of Robert Yaklin James Lennane Fund 2 CUMULATIVE GIVING 1993-2018 $2,000,000+ Archdiocese of Detroit Midwest Province, Society of Jesus

In Honor of Peter Prokop Julie Nelson In Memory of Lawrence Reaume Kevin Fleming In Memory of James J. Reilly

$1,000,000+ Commonweal Foundation Arthur & Mildred Link Endowment Fund

$400,000+ Anonymous The McGregor Fund $300,000+ Crystal & Larry✞ Davidson

In Memory of Krista Rummel Jacquelyn & David Moore In Memory of Otis Schroeder Annie & Tony Scheriff In Memory of Coach David Schuele, on behalf of Tim Schuele John Raymor

Fr. Vince Welch Memorial Fund $600,000+ Karen & William✞ Pulte Ann & Dick Rohr✞ The Thompson Foundation $500,000+ Patricia & Bruce Donaldson✞ Mary Alice & Harry✞ Lomason

LANDMARK • WINTER 2019

Frank S. Moran Memorial Endowment Fund Catherine & Thomas✞ Petz

Patricia & Charles Rutherford

Margaret & William Beauregard

Colette & John Sirhal

Stacy & John Cashen

Darlene & Anthony Soave

Maryanne & James Guest

Edward C. & Hazel L. Stephenson Foundation

Noreen & Terry Keating

Stonisch Foundation

Ann & Thomas Mercier

UAW-Ford, National Programs

Bridget & Michael Morin

Donna J. Zambon Trust

Fr. Michael Murray

Jesuit Community at St. John’s High School Daniel Kehoe Arvie & Thomas McNamara✞ Molloy Foundation Quigley & Doherty Family Endowment

Michael Abbruzzese

Annie & Tony Scheriff

Colleen & Michael Monahan

Jesuit Community at St. Ignatius High School

Wayne & Joan Webber Foundation

Mary Rouleau

Molloy Foundation

21 Years

John Hamel

Barbara & John Schubert

Annmarie & Michael Madges

Mary Lynn & Peter Prokop

Anonymous (2)

Jane & Ray Cracchiolo

Mary Alice & Harry✞ Lomason

Ford Motor Co.

Anonymous

Marguerite Rouleau

Margaret & Dan Grady

Margaret & William Beauregard

Catherine Damphouse

Hilda E. Bretzlaff Foundation

Emmett Feely

The Herbert & Elsa Ponting Foundation

$100,000+

Donna & John Ropek

Mary Ellen & James Mooney

22 Years

Mary G. Stange Charitable Trust

$800,000+

$700,000+

Microsoft

Anne & Germano Mularoni

Janet Affeldt

Jacques Pasquier

Lauri & Scott McVeigh

Our Lady Queen of Peace Foundation

In Memory of Harvey Rouleau

Georgia Nolen

Susan & Michael Madison

Phillip A. & Blossom A. Martel✞

Estate of Vincent F. & Agnes E. Quinn

Catherine Lebeau

M&N Plastics

Frank S. Moran Memorial Endowment Fund

Karen & Drew Peslar

Kathleen Reilly

Mary & William Larkin

Anne & Christopher Blake Mariann & William Bolton Jeanine & Kevin Clark Carol & Thomas Cracchiolo Lee & Carl Croskey Judith & Ned✞ Darin Gerald DeClaire Claudia & Patrick Duerr Lauren & Greg Fisher Carolyn & Dennis Flynn Nancy & Charles Geschke Patricia Heftler Jesuit Community at UDJHS Anne & John Kennedy Frances Kovacic✞

Daniel Kehoe

Jerry Neyer LOYAL TO LOYOLA

Mary Ann Oderman

We are grateful to the following donors who have given faithfully to Loyola for a number of years.

Mary & Douglas Paquin

All 25 Years

Janet & Thomas Scallen

Archdiocese of Detroit Carolyn & Dennis Flynn St. Mary of the Hills Parish Midwest Jesuits, Society of Jesus

Karen & Drew Peslar Douglas Roche Marilyn & Ned Stedem 20 Years Miriam & David Buchanan

Mary Jo & Steven Wall

Maura Corrigan

23 Years

Patricia & Richard Durkin

Patricia & James Bader Rachel Brennan Hilda E. Bretzlaff Foundation Jesse Goodwin Anne & John Kennedy Yvonne & Thomas Larabell Anne & Germano Mularoni Patricia & Charles Rutherford

Betty & Terence Desmond Debra & Michael Flynn Grace Hoey Marianne & John McBrearty Kathryn McLaren Linda & William Morrow Julie & William Petersmark Mary & Donald Scheible Sandy & Joseph Schultz Robert Storen

Marcell & Dr. Robert LaChance

Michael Talbot

Lear Corporation

Barbara & John Tierney

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Margaret & George Ward

Diane McCallum & Robert Scroggins

19 Years

Linda & Donald Orlandoni

Marilyn & Luis Uranga

John Crowley Patricia & Bruce Donaldson✞ J. Thomas Franco Patti & Robert Koval Patricia✞ & Patrick McKeever Michael F. McManus Foundation Holly & Dave Nona Gerri & Edward Parks Payroll 1 Thelma & John Riccardo Ann & Richard Rohr✞ Michael Sarnacki Susan & Gerald Schroer Barbara & John Schubert Colette & John Sirhal St. Peter Claver Catholic Community Mary & Martin Uchic Helga & John Wise 18 Years J. Addison Bartush✞ Patricia Black Eileen & Don Bridenstine Cape May Fund

Caprice & William McGrail Anne & David Sommerfeld St. Hugo of the Hills Church Dorothy & Paul Sullivan Tricia & Mark Van Faussien Barbara Wojtas 16 Years Nancy & Tom✞ Angott Colleen & Charles Batcheller Eleanor Brown Julie & Bruce Carleton Margaret & Michel Clement

Jesuit Community at St. John’s High School

Julia Cooney

Henry Maloney

Linda & Michael Costello

Dovelia and Joseph Mastrangelo✞

Emmy Verdis & Thomas Costello

Sally Bernard

Sarah Cylkowski

Sarah Bernard

Rami Daman

BK Services

Catherine Damphouse

Lyn Bloy

Carrie Dauer David M. Johnson & Associates

Kimberly & Christopher Cruickshank

Jacquelyn & David Moore

Michael Bouras

Catherine Neihoff✞

Anthony Bradley

Marie Davis

Molly & Richard Daly

Joseph Reutter

Mike Brady

Robert Fitzgerald

Dianne Schultz

Ashley Brancheau

Howard & Diane Dean Family Fund

Mary & Richard Flasck

Debra & Dr. Michael Somand

L.S. Brinker

Donna & George Halter

Frank Stella✞

Patricia Brosnahan

Patricia Heftler

James Swain

Harvey Brow

Suzanne & Thad Joos

Celine & Richard Warchol

Bonnie Bruman

Joanne & Jeffrey Jorissen

Darlene Stanley & Harry Zoccoli

Willie Bryant ‘01

Loretta Klosterman

Toots & Richard Burkhart

Kristen De Bear Gail & Douglas Dede Delta Dental Alex DeRoche Detroit Manufacturing Systems Maurice DeVold Frank DiGiorgio

Margaret & William Matthews

NEW DONORS

Susan & Douglas Burns

Lauri & Scott McVeigh

Najee A’ve ‘11

Margaret Busch

John Dolan

Jesuit Community at St. Ignatius High School

Kathy & Joseph Murphy

Janice Abdenour

Monica Donley

Molly & Thomas Myers

Maria Adams-Lawton

Barbara Stockwell & Gary Buslepp

Lori Doughty

Leo E. & Ann June Mainville Fund

Jenny & Mike Nolan

Jennifer Adderley

Mary Anne & Carl Castle

Patrick Douglas

John Adorno

Valerie & John Dryden

Kathryn & Frank Marchetti

The Herbert & Elsa Ponting Foundation

Pabma Castro Martha Chalifoux

Patricia & Frank Ducato

Plunkett Cooney, P.C.

Molly & David Robinson Barbara & John Ryan

Children’s Hospital of Michigan Foundation

Sheila & Thomas Dulapa

Mary Lynn & Peter Prokop Karen & William✞ Pulte

Loretta & James Ryan

Carol & Thomas Chisholm

Mary & Michael Durkin

Catherine & Norman Schmitt

Jack Shallal

Barbara & James Stickford

Janice & Nicholas Sharkey

Jean & John Wickett

Nancy & Michael Timmis

Alma & Bernard✞ Costello Mary & Thomas Hassett

Maureen & Paul Travalini 17 Years

Maureen & Edward Turner

Cindy & Peter Arvant

UAW-Ford, National Programs

Albert Boyko

Walsh Jesuit Community

Jane & Ray Cracchiolo

Mary Ellen & Richard Weber

Lee & Carl Croskey Claudia & Patrick Duerr

15 Years

Joan & Morrie Gallagher

Kathleen & Charles Angell

Nancy & William Girardot

Kathleen Asam

Margaret & George Hanafee✞

Anne & Christopher Blake

Marie & Robert✞ Handley

Elizabeth Cooper

Mark Herman & Shiva Maralani

Michelle & Robert Costello

Jesuit Community at UDJHS

Judith & Ned✞ Darin

Mary Ellen King

Mariette & Charles Forberg

Rosemary & Patrick✞ Ledwidge

Kathleen & John Frasco

Michelle & Michael Lopus

Maureen & Frank Jerneycic

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Advanced Skin Care Janet Affeldt Ann Marie & Jerry Aliotta Ashley Aljadah Michelle Anderson Aptiv Foundation John Argenta Atti of Michigan Damon Autry Susie & Dr. Jack Baker Beverly Balkwell Lisa Bardy Karen & Craig Barnhart Stacey & Gary Barns

Amy Choudhury Martin Sally & Raymond Chown Christ the King Church Fr. Michael Christiana, SJ Angela Ciarkowski Ann-Marie Ciceri Mary & Albert Cinto Michael Cleary Patricia Clelland Carl Clendenning

Robin Barr

Coalition of Black Trade Unionists Umbrella

Donalda Barrett

Barbara & Daniel Collins

Lydia Barrie

Jane & Robert Colombo

Barron Properties

Maritza & Leno Corradi

Beacon Health Options

Erin Omara & Dennis Costello

Susan & Randy Belcher

Linda Cousins

Pam Bentley

Kaye & Chris Crawford

Patricia & John Berg

Misty & Tim Crawford

Robert & Margaret Bergmann

Randy Crites

Rob Dumont Durkin McDonnell P.G. Suzanne & Robert Egan Emagine Theatre Anne & Larry Emmons Nicole & Ryan Fealey Loretta Fichtner Sarah Figurski Helen Finelli Fitness Things Kevin Fleming Ford Local 900 Four Way Paving Pamela Fox Jennifer Fox Susan Gallaway Paul Garanzini Susan Gardynik Jane & Augustine Marzano Gesu School

LOYOLA HIGH SCHOOL

Allie Geysen

La Feria Spanish Tapas

Thomas Gijsbers

La-Z-Boy

Edward Glass

Anne Marie Langan

Rose Gol

Gail & Michael LaPointe

Ruth Golden

Heddy Lebeau

David Golembiewski

Cathleen Lee

Edmund Grant

Abigail Liepshutz

Katherine & Michael Gregg

Linda’s Stuff

Tara Grewe

Local 0387-Woodhaven Stamping

Nancy & Joseph Grewe Mark Grewe Grey Ghost Janeen & Frank Guidobono Mary Jo & John Gurry Aimee Guthat HAP Carol Hart Hartford Benevolent Fund

Local 0400 - Highland Park Local 0600 Maintenance & Construction Local 182 - Livonia Transmission Local 2000 - Ohio Assembly Local 2210 - New York Parts Local 228 - Sterling Axle Plant Local 2280 - Van Dyke

Dayton Haskin

Local 3000 - Auto Alliance/Flat Rock

Linda Hasley

Local 3520 - Greensboro

Hastings Mutual Insurance Company Charitable Foundation

Local 387 - Woodhaven Forging

Lisa Mayberry

Region 8 UAW

Michael McDevitt

Amanda Remer

Kathleen & John McInerney

Linda Retherford

Natalie & Owen McKenna

Janet & Robert Reynolds

Dianna McKie

Alvina Rhodes

Gail McKnight

Mary & Tom Ritchie

Margaret McManus

Road Ready Driving Academy

Joyce McMurrian-Graham

Charles Roarty

Nicholas Meliti

Jody Roberts

Stevenson Property Management Kenneth Stuart Sherry Suttles Karen Swords Nancy Swords Amy Lynn Sylvester Team Industrial Services

Bridget Hathaway

Local 400 - Michigan Proving Grounds

Martha & Anthony Hejka

Local 400 - Romeo Engine

Michigan UAW - CAP Council

Kimberly Robinson

Sandra Henderson

Denise Miciek

Donna & John Ropek

Donna Hillman

Local 551a - Chicago Assembly Plant

Alexander Mills

Ann Ross

Robert Howley

Local 600 - Dearborn Engine

Phyllis & Walter Mills

Royal Roofing Company

Ginger & Bob Hrtanek

Local 600 - Dearborn Tool & Die

George Mimikos

Run Detroit

Robert Hunter

Local 600 - Dearborn Truck

Pamela & Joseph Mizzi

Madelaine & Michael Russell

John Ilkka

Local 712 - Monroe River Raisin

Suzanne Moceri

Jack Ryan

Impact Creative Services

Local 862 - Kentucky Truck

Julie Mooney

Louise Sanborn

Lidia & Frank Improta

Local 863 - Sharonville

Sharon & Patrick Moran

Selam Sanders

Elissa & Daniel Inthisane

Local 898 - Rawsonville

Nancy & Mark Morey

Jerilyn & Richard Sandifer

James H. Cole Home for Funerals

Local 900 - Wayne ISA

Dennis Morey II

Mary Jean Sapino

Renee Janovsky

Local 931 - New Models Program

Simon Morgan

Michelle & Victor Saroki

Joseph Jansen

Local Credit Union

Melinda & James Morton

Tyler Scannell

Melissa Jenness

Local No. 245 UAW

Richard Moss

Nancy & Ed Schwartz

Karen & Dale Johnson

Local No. 3000 UAW

Motown Historical Museum

Renee Seago

Stevetta Johnson

Local 1250 - Cleveland Engine #1

Mary & Thomas Mulvany

Bernard Seeley

Nelnet Business Solutions

Ryan Seeley

Julie Nelson

Jane Seidl

Network for Good

Bruce Sendek

Lisa Nolan

Mark & Joseph Sheahan

Georgia Nolen

Erica Shell

Kandace Novotny

Emily & Daniel Shepard

Nancy & Robert Oaks

Shiloh Girls

Cori Oal

J. Shuman

Olive’s Bloombox

Lisa Simon

Kemmer Weinhaus & Brian Carson

Nikki Page

Hugh Smith

Michael Welgs

Jacques Pasquier

Laurie Snyder

Kimberly Welsh

Jessica Perreca

Society for the Propagation of the Faith

William Whitlock

Leslie Johnson Katherine Jordan JustCause Don Kaercher Michelle & Karamjit Kalsi Ann & John Kassen Erin Kast James Kazakos Brian Kearney Mary Beth Kelly Ryan Kelly Key Awards & Engraving Jacqueline Kippen Knights of Columbu: Council 7149

Loyola Academy Andrea Lucido Kim Luedtke Luigi Bruni Salon Bernadette Lussier Richard Maierle Sandy & Mark Mals Hilda Mangel Kathryn & John Mangel Carol Ann & Frank J. Manzella Lisa Marchlewski Sharnese Marshall Janice & John Marshall Jane & Augustine Marzano

Knights of Equity: Court Six

Kumari Matthews

Nick Kottalis

Mitch May

La Dolce Vita

Nancy May & Paul Minadeo

LANDMARK • WINTER 2019

Christy & Raymond Perry Hillary & Davis Pohly PR Industries Denina Price Marnie Quinn Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities

Paulette Spagnuolo Spectrum Health St. Philomena Church St. Pius X Catholic Church Sterling Insurance Group

Stanley Theis Aimee Thompson Helen Thurber Rosemary Tinetti Susan Tomba Kellie Treppa UAW Local 1219 UAW Local 600 UAW Local 723 UAW Region 1-A CAP Unicare Life & Health Insurance Company Union Sorters of America United Concordia Penelope Vaughn Louise Veltri Village Palm Carole Viola Steve Walker Ann & John Walton Christina & Dennis Walton Michelle Warbaugh Lynn Wargo Joan & Frederick Watts Catherine Weber

The Whitney Frank Wiggins Jan Wilhelm Mary Lynn Williams Jodie Wood Write to the Pointe

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