TRADITION
EVER RENEWING A LASTING
WINTER 2006
THE MARYMOUNT ▪ TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE
IT’SALLABOUTALUMNI
bridging the generations:
the new alumni leadership
out of the blue
the new benefit
for trinity
helping hands
alumni offer relief
for katrina victims
reunion reconnect
alums reconnect at
class reunions
TRADITION
Volume 8 • Issue 1
ADMINISTRATION, STAFF
PRESIDENT Sister Shawn Lee, MA
PRINCIPAL Joseph A. Waler, MA
EXECUTIVE PRINCIPAL Thomas M. Maher, PhD
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Carla E. Fritsch, MA; MEd
BUSINESS MANAGER Daniel J. Thomeier, MBA
DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE Linda Bacho, MEd
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR John Kall, MA
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Jeff McSweeney, BS
DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Kara Simone, BS
RELIGIOUS FORMATION William Svoboda, BBA
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Sarah Szweda, BS
A MESSAGE FROM
SISTER SHAWN LEE
Recently I viewed a video entitled Celebrate
What’s Right with the World. In this video, a
National Geographic photographer named Dewitt
Jones reflects on the importance of approaching
each day with the creative imagination that leads us
to expect the unfolding of wonderful possibilities.
He disagrees with the truism that seeing is believing.
He posits instead the reverse: when we believe,
then we will see, or putanother way, we will see
what we believe.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
CHAIR Robert Kehoe
Dr. Andrea Deis, ‘83
David Giambrone
Sr. Rosemary Hocevar OSU
Ann Marie Hricko, ‘94
Sister Mary Alice Jarosz ‘63
Sister Shawn Lee ‘62
Joseph Lewandowski ‘94
Thomas Rybicki
Don Smith
Mary Jo Sullivan
Sister Francis Therese Woznicki ‘49
PUBLISHING STAFF
EDITOR Sarah Szweda
GRAPHIC DESIGNER Patrick Straffen
HOW TO COMMUNICATE
Tradition Magazine
Barb Dottore
12425 Granger Road
Garfield Heights, Ohio 44125
Web: www.ths.org/alumni
Phone: 216.581.1644, ext 140
Fax: 216.581.1752
Siena Prints
by Catherine
Unique, one of a kind
As I watched the video and as I reflected on what I wanted to share with you
in this message, I was also acutely aware of how this approach to life is so
very unlike the one we are confronted with on an almost daily basis.
We are confronted daily by the effects of suicide bombers and other forms
of terrorism. There is not a day that goes by that the news is not filled with
stories of crime, desperation, and sadness. Some of the evil that confronts us
is corporate; some is personal.
It would be foolhardy to deny the pain that is all around us. But it would be
truly Christian to see beyond it to the genuine goodness that so often exists
side by side with what could be so discouraging.
What a difference it would make in our own lives and in the world around us
if we could truly believe in the good-heartedness of each person..., if we could
truly be amazed at the beauty of the material world..., if we could see the
aspiring saint in each person we meet..., and if all people and situations we
meet each day could be handled as priceless fragile glass.
The Christmas season which we have just celebrated provides us with an apt
illustration of the truth that we will see what we believe. Many centuries
ago, some believed, and so they saw God in the Child. Perhaps that is also
our challenge: to believe and therefore to see the God who is everywhere and
in so many ways comes to us each day.
My hope and prayer for each of you, for all of us, at the beginning of this new
year is that we would be blessed with that kind of belief and that kind of
seeing that will enable us to celebrate what’s right with the world.
Sincerely,
Wedding and Anniversary Blessings
11x14 framed, ma�ed original messages
wri�en and designed by Sister
Catherine Bri�on.
Sister Shawn Lee,
President
Pieces can be personalized with names
and dates of celebration.
Greeting Cards
and over 150 framed verses and quotations
are also available for other gi� occasions.
Phone: 216.662.3290 • [email protected]
www.sienaprintsbycatherine.com
Cover: Trinity’s new Alumni Leadership Team (clockwise from top left):
Kara Simone, Bill Svoboda, Sarah Szweda, Sister Shawn Lee, Patrick Straffen,
Barb Dottore, Lynn Bacho, Jerry Schuplinski, Nadine Pekarek
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MARYMOUNT/TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL
HAPPENINGSANDEVENTS
YOUNG ALUMNI
Missed the fun in 2005? Join members from the classes of 1980 to 2002 on
March 24, 2006 at 6 p.m. to make up for lost time! Trinity will host its first Young
Alumni Happy Hour of 2006 at the Winking Lizard in Independence on Rockside
Road. For questions, call the Office of Alumni Relations at 216.581.1644, ext. 140.
BREAKFAST WITH THE
EASTER BUNNY
Don’t miss this fun-filled family activity at 10 a.m. on April 1, 2006 to celebrate the
Easter season. The event includes a hot breakfast, your picture with the Easter
Bunny, crafts and more! Call the Office of Alumni Relations at 216.581.1644, ext.
140 to make your reservation.
happy hour
Join the Trinity community on May 5, 2006 to celebrate our first annual Out of the
Blue Benefit. Doors open at 6 p.m. To reserve your tickets to this important event,
call the Office of Alumni Relations at 216.581.1644, ext. 140.
MARYMOUNT/TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL
CONNECTIONS
MARIE GORDYAN PACHNOWSKI - 1960
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Broker - Certified, Relocation Specialist
8805 Brecksville Road
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MR. DAVID GIAMBRONE
Giambrone Masonry, Inc.
Specializing in masonry and stone design and installation
for institutional, commercial and industrial needs.
10000 Aurora-Hudson Road
Hudson, Ohio 44236
Phone: 216.475.1200
ERIC TAYFEL, ESQ. - 1990
Gibson, Brelo, Ziccarelli, & Martello
SISTER FELICIA MANN - 1949
Marymount Child Care Center, Inc.
Litigation, personal injury, workers’ compensation,
domestic relations, criminal defense, wills and trusts.
Child care and preschool ages 18 months to five years.
Summer program for ages 3-12. State licensed.
55 Public Square, Suite 2075
Cleveland, Ohio 44113
Phone: 216.696.0800
Fax:
216.696.0702
12215 Granger Road
Garfield Heights, Ohio 44125
Phone: 216.581.3540
Fax:
216.581.4264
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1945
HELPING
HANDS
PAT MCKIMMIE, CLASS OF 1990.
I just wanted to send a huge THANK YOU to
Trinity and the great people there for sending in
some donations. I have been stationed in Biloxi
for two years now and when Katrina hit, my
mission changed from one of training to one of
rescue and recovery. When I heard that Trinity
had participated with other organizations to
send aid, I couldn’t have been more proud to be
an alumnus.
The Trojan spirit is alive and well, and you guys
and gals ROCK!
Thank you again,
Patrick M. McKimmie, USAF
Jeff Zika 1991, also responded to the disaster
left in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. He has
been working on the gulf coast town of Pass
Christian in Mississippi. Zika has gone down
twice, hauling cargo through the driving rain,
and is planning to go back.
With a rented trailer and a borrowed pickup
truck, Zika also recruited pal Tom DaDante, a
Padua grad; a physician’s assistant and a
vascular surgeon, both colleagues from the
Cleveland Clinic, where Zika is an RN in the
intensive care unit conducting research on
clinical outcomes. They ran a clinic, treating
about 175 people. Some would stand in lines
for 12 hours a day, waiting for the basics: food,
water and medicine. While the media spotlight
long since diminished, the tragedy is still very
real for thousands of families.
“The need is close to unchanged,” Zika said.
“People who stayed through the storm, or
returned after to find their houses in ruins, are
living in their yards in tents and tarps and, if
they’re lucky, RVs and trailers. Everything is
brown, shattered, covered in mud, and stinks to
high heaven from decaying in the 100° heat.” To
learn how you can help, visit Zika’s website at
www.everylittlebit.info.
Eleanore Smyczek Neubert celebrated
50 years as a practicing attorney in
Northfield, Ohio in 2004. She was
admitted to the Barristers Golden Circle
of Case Western Reserve University in
June 2004. She also celebrated 50 years
of marriage to Richard L. Neubert on
September 25, 2004. Eleanore and
Richard have two daughters, Rosemary
Potts and Ursula Smigelski and
five grandchildren.
1958
Genevieve Capadona Bures enjoyed the
Summer 2005 issue of Tradition with
Sister Illuminata on the cover. She says
that Sister Illuminata’s picture took her
right back to her high school days.
Sister Illuminata was a no-nonsense
teacher, who could be great fun when
the work was done. Genevieve also
caught Mike Gierlach on page 6 as he
graduated from Trinity. John and Ella
Gierlach were her next door neighbors
for years and she remembers Mike
fondly and wishes him well. Genevieve
calls herself a lesson in procrastination,
received at Marymount High School for
helping her become a better teacher.
1981
David Kruzel has been married to
Sunny Metzger for 11 years. They have
triplets who are 2 1/2 years old. Their
names are Stephie, Lexi and Daniel.
Dave is a contract coordinator for
hospitals with Baxter International and
Sunny is a busy stay-at-home mom.
1987
Kimberly Krebs Burris and her husband
Lonny celebrated 15 years of marriage
on May 26, 2005. They have a
daughter, Emilia “Emma” (6) and three
sons, twins Ayden and Simon (5) and
Max (1). They live in Massillon, Ohio.
Joe Ratcliff has been married for 11
years to Gretchen Wilk. The couple
resides in Valley City, Ohio with their
children. On April 27, 2005 they
welcomed their daughter, Isabella
Marie Ratcliff to their lives. Abigail
Mae (9) and Sullivan Christian (7)
round out the family. Joe is the
2005 C L A S S
2006 NOTES
having completed two years at Ohio
University. She took time out to start
her business. Twenty three years later
she will finally complete her university
studies and receive her degree in Fire
Science from Capital University.
Genevieve became the first female
Certified Fire Investigator in the United
States and the first female member of
the Board of Directors of both the Ohio
Arson School and the Ohio Chapter of
the International Association of Arson
Investigators. Marymount prepared her
well for life and she is eternally grateful
to the Sisters who realized, even before
she and her fellow students did, that
they had great potential. Genevieve
enjoys reading the alumni news and
looks forward to her 50th reunion.
1963
Audrey Ann Mallinak McHale has been
listed in both the eighth and ninth
issues of Who’s Who Among America’s
Teachers. Only two percent of America’s
teachers make it into more than one
edition of this publication. Audrey is
starting her 35th year as an elementary
school teacher for the Parma City School
District. She credits the education she
General Manager of a national on-line
mortgage bank called
GreatDayLending.com.
James Tyminski has become a partner
in the law firm of Gallagher Sharp.
After seven years in the insurance
industry, James joined the firm as
an Associate in March of 1999 and is
active in the firm’s Transportation and
General Litigation Practice Groups. He
represents businesses, insurance
companies, and individuals in a wide
variety of civil litigation. He also
defends trucking companies and
railroads, and their insurers
throughout Ohio in matters involving
personal injury, wrongful death,
property damage, accident site
investigations, cargo claims, motor
carrier regulations, and liability for
owner operators. James received his
law degree from Cleveland-Marshall
College of Law in 1998, and his
undergraduate degree from John
Carroll University in 1991. He is a
member of the Ohio State and Geauga
County Bar Associations as well as the
Transportation Lawyers Association.
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Jim and his wife Christine live in
Chardon with their 2 1/2 year-old son
Elliott, their 6-month old daughter Gray,
and three dogs and two horses.
1993
Patrick J. Gilday, SJ, pronounced his
perpetual vows of poverty, chastity and
obedience in the Order of the Jesuits
Society of Jesus on August 14, 2005 at
Gesu Church in Detroit Michigan.
1994
Lisa Cancasci (daughter of Kathy
(Mack) Cancasci ’72) married Ryan
Beck on October 9, 2004 at Saints Peter
and Paul Church in Garfield Heights.
THS alums in attendance included
bridesmaid Lisa (Lucas) Schell ’93
(pictured below), Dawn (Zelasko) and
Milton Lorring ’94, Julie (Downing) and
Craig Gordon ’94, and Joe
Lewandowski ’94. Lisa and Ryan
bought their first home in Liberty
Township, Ohio (a suburb of Cincinnati)
last spring. Lisa currently works as an
Art Director for Sunrise Advertising,
and Ryan is an Aerospace Engineer
for GE Aircraft Engines. Lisa can be
reached at [email protected].
capacity as Avid Editor, replay operator,
technical director, as well as directing
from time to time. After graduating
from OCB in 1998, Tim became an
instructor assistant, then a video
instructor, and since September 2004,
he has become the Education
Coordinator for the Ohio Center for
Broadcasting, in essence, the
“principal” of their Cleveland campus.
Timothy also worked on THS
publications when he was at Trinity
High School as a student. On a
personal note, Tim states that he
wouldn’t be where he is today if it
wasn’t for Trinity and the Ohio Center
for Broadcasting; both provided
well-rounded educations and gave him
the opportunity to succeed in his field.
Raymond Voelker is thankful that he
made the choice of Trinity High School
back when he was a freshman. He
chose our school for the cutting edge
computer technology he knew he
would experience, and sure enough
he has made a career of working with
computers. After graduating from the
University of Dayton, he was hired by
the university as a Web Information
Specialist at Roesch Library, University
of Dayton.
1998
Jessica Buxton graduated from
Vanderbilt University School of
Nursing with a MSN degree in August
2004. She currently lives in Baltimore,
MD and works with a Pediatrician in
Frederick, MD as a Pediatric
Nurse Practitioner.
1999
1996
Timothy Fredmonsky graduated from
the Ohio Center for Broadcasting in
Valley View, Ohio. In conjunction with
his education there he interned at
various radio and TV stations including
Mix 106.5, WTAM 1100, the old Jammin’
92.3, now Extreme Radio, and WRRO in
Warren, which has now become WFAN,
a sports talk station. Tim also interned
in TV for Adelphia, WEWS
Newschannel 5, and on three separate
occasions, interned and got paid by
ESPN to assist with their broadcast.
After graduation, he worked as a
video editor/shooter/producer for the
Cleveland Cavaliers from January 1999
to August 2003. He has directed Gund
Arena Events such as the Moondog
Coronation Ball, WWE wrestling, MAC
Tournament Basketball and the
Cleveland Barons. He has also worked
at the Cleveland Browns from its new
inception in 1999 to the present in the
Jessica Blankenship earned a
bachelor’s degree in Justice Studies
from Kent State University in 2003.
She is entering her third and final year
of law school at University of Akron
School of Law. She is currently
working at the law offices of Bevan
& Associates in Northfield. Jessica
recently got engaged to fellow law
student Jeff Bacon and will be
getting married in 2007.
Cornelius Talley and Nigel Sewell
(2000) were married on September 3,
2005. The couple already has two sons,
Robert (3 years) and Aiden (1 year).
The family resides in Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania where Cornelius is a
funeral director and Nigel is a soux
chef at Soho Restaurant.
CONGRATULATIONS!
ON THE BIRTH OF...
1989
John Talion and his wife Angela welcomed their third
child into this world. Ava Gabrielle Talion joins
siblings Erica, 5 and John Jr., 3.
1994
Theresa Henn Day and her husband Travis welcomed
the arrival of their first child, Dylan, born July 18, 2005.
Dawn Mis Keske and her husband Joe would like
to announce the birth of their first child, Cameron
James. He was born on June 25, 2005.
Jennifer Brasdovich Torok and her husband Terre
welcomed a baby boy named Lleyton Andrew Torok
on August 26, 2005. He was 7 pounds, 11 ounces and
19 inches.
1998
Amanda Giersz and Jason Toth had a daughter on
March 30, 2005, named Avary Rose Toth.
WE REMEMBER
We extend prayers and sympathy to the
family members of our deceased alumni.
1958
Rita Jankowski Lexa - October 15, 2003
1959
Joan Brown Caroniti
Julia (Zielaskiewicz) Soska passed away suddenly
on November 11, 2005. She leaves behind her loving
husband, Paul, and children Paul, Denise (‘82),
Debbie (‘83), Greg (‘86), Chris (‘87) and Nicole (‘90).
1960
Caroline “Carrie” Zielinski Mugnano (‘60) died on July
12, 2005, after a 6 1/2 year battle with breast cancer.
She leaves behind her husband of 38 years, John and
two adult children, Michelle and John along with four
grandsons. She and John were both active members
of Saint Clare Church in Lyndhurst. Carrie was on the
40th Marymount Reunion committee in 2000.
1976
Marie Hauler Printy
Planning a Class Reunion?
Trinity can help you get started.
If you’re planning a class reunion, call the
Office of Alumni Relations at 216.581.1644,
ext. 140. We’ll help you with the initial
mailing, provide address labels for your
classmates and provide the atrium, teacher’s
lounge/courtyard for the social evening!
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bridging the generations the new alumni leadership
T
here is a new energy at Trinity High School, and our alumni have noticed the difference. Hundreds of Marymount and
Trinity students are reconnecting with their alma mater, and it’s just the beginning. The retirement of Patrick Riley as director of
alumni relations led to the creation of Trinity’s new alumni board. Comprised of faculty and staff members, who happen to also
be alums of the school, the board has been busy planning a slate of year-round special events.
Trinity kicked off the fall football season at our new home stadium in Bedford, and what better way to welcome back our alumni!
Our faculty and staff marveled at seeing some of our favorite students return to help us celebrate this new chapter in Trinity
athletics. We loved seeing you!
For the first time in years, Homecoming 2005 was truly a homecoming for hundreds of alums, who joined us in celebrating the
1980 state football championship. A mixer the Friday before at the Winking Lizard in Independence attracted alums from the
80s, 90s and today, who met and mingled during a night of friendship and camaraderie. The next afternoon, alums gathered for
a cookout at the stadium and then took their seats to watch the Trojans battle it out against Holy Name. The mixer was such a
popular event that another one was scheduled for November.
Breakfast with Santa also attracted a large crowd, with old friends and new faces gathering to celebrate the holidays with their
little ones. Be sure to mark you calendars for our upcoming young alumni happy hour, Breakfast with the Easter Bunny, and the
Out of the Blue Benefit, all slated for spring 2006!
“A few people asked me if I had gone to any of the Alumni events,” said Stacey Wolfe ‘89. “When I ask ‘Why didn’t you go?’ the
most common answer is, ‘Well, I didn’t know if anyone I went to school with would be there; I wasn’t sure if I’d know anyone.
“I’m fortunate to have a great group of friends who have continued a friendship throughout these years since graduating from
high school,” Wolfe said. “I couldn’t imagine my life without them. When people ask me or say to me, ‘Wow, all of you still keep
in touch?’ or ‘You guys still talk?’. It makes me very proud to say yes, and then I realize how lucky I am.”
Thanks to our work with Harris Connect, our alumni database is now up to date. Alums can expect email invitations and news
on upcoming events, delivered right to their inboxes. Make sure to check out our website at www.ths.org for a listing of alumni
events! We are even posting information on the popular reunion site Classmates.com. Not online? Not to worry, you’ll still
receive Trinity news the old-fashioned way.
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CLASSREUNIONS
Class of 1955
1955
Class of 1965
Class of 1985
The class of 1955 had their 50th Class Reunion on September 18, 2005. Attendees celebrated Mass and had dinner at Dimitri’s
Restaurant. Each attendee received an engraved clock and memory book. Members of the class traveled from California, Texas,
Arizona, Illinois and Florida.
1965
Marymount’s Class of 1965 held their 40th reunion celebration on Saturday, October 1, 2005 at the Signature of Solon, with 34
classmates attending the event. Each woman had a chance to talk about their personal past forty years, leaving us all with the
realization that we truly are an amazing, accomplished, adventurous, and gregarious group of women! If you would like to be
involved in planning our next get-together, be sure to update your mailing address with the Office of Alumni Relations.
1985
Hawaiian-style fare highlighted the Class of 1985’s luau-themed 20 year reunion, celebrated this past September during the
Labor Day weekend. The Astorhurst Picnic Grove hosted 51 classmates and their guests with an informal celebration,
complete with nostalgic 80’s music and plenty of reminiscing with old friends! View photos from the reunuion at
www.ths.org/abouttrinity/85reunion.
1995
The Class of 1995 met this summer to reunite with former friends and classmates. Seventy five classmates and their spouses
met at the Winking Lizard on August 5 to reminisce about old times and catch up on ten years of each other’s lives. On
August 6 classmates met again to enjoy a formal night of dinner and dancing at the Knights of Columbus Hall.
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ANNUALAPPEAL
The Trinity community thanks you for your donation.
$1,000.00 or more
Andrea Deis (1983)
Leonard Gruszczynski (1984)
Sr. Shawn Lee (1962)
Janice Maher
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Maher
Jeffrey and Karen Sanson
Deanne Sutula Smith (1966)
Joseph and Nancy Waler
Mr. and Mrs. David Walkowiak
Bill and Linda Watkins
$500.00 to $999.99
Rachel Buck
Mrs. Jay Gray
Sr. Jeanne Noel Novak
Paul Tletski (1978)
$250.00 to $499.99
Wayne Bilinovic (1986)
Sr. Catherine Britton
Diane Cherney Coury (1977)
Mark DelPrincipe (1983)
Mary Beth Svoboda Dipaola (1980)
Susan Nowak Dudek (1972)
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Faustina
Susan Gregg (1978)
Leonard Gruszczynski (1984)
Rhonda Pringle Haston (1983)
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Papa
Mark and Diane Peysha
Paul and Jaclyn Pirrone
Mark and Helen Smetana
Julie Farley Sutton (1987)
Bill Svoboda (1981)
Dan Thomeier
$100.00 to $249.99
Charles Aquino (1995)
David Bateman-Peters (1978)
Beth Bednarchik (1982)
Michael Biel (1992)
Mr. & Mrs. Mick Biel
Sr. Kenneth Bielski (1961)
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bizon
Michael Buchek
Rose Calvey
Michael Colagiovanni (1997)
Matthew Cook (1993)
Nancy Suhay Cottrell (1966)
Anthony Davidson
Monique DiCarlo (1982)
Srs. Dominica and Esther
Dawn Laba Downey (1985)
Linda Young Faecking (1966)
Steven Fernandez (1987)
Jim and Michelle Ferrara
Lee Frankinburger
Frank Franz
Shawn Gerlock (1989)
Sr. Illuminata Godlewski
Mary Hartman (1970)
Gregg Hartman (1983)
Irene Polak Heppler (1945)
Christine Krolikowski Holler (1982)
St. Joseph Congregational Home
Joanne Kopsovich Ingle (1971)
Clara Jojczyk (1945)
Jim Jones (1976)
Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Kovacs
Mary Anne Kovacs
Mark Kozlowski
Marcia Kuhlenschmidt
Linda Simko Kwarciany (1970)
Kathleen Litherland Lawler (1985)
Mr. and Mrs. John Lee
Arlene Lennox (1958)
Dorothy Lettus (1972)
Deborah Liederbach-Barther (1987)
Anne Luberda (1951)
Kathleen Clark Mackessy (1951)
Sr. Anne Maslanka
Richard Mates (1978)
Sr. Lucine Mikes (1946)
Mary Ann Vargo Morscher (1958)
Marybeth Murphy (1974)
Linda Nemec Nemec Foster (1968)
Donna Marie Noga
Sponsorship Office
Deborah Bremenour Perciak (1969)
Lawrel Potla (2001)
Marilyn Polimene Preston (1964)
Phyllis Fox Price (1963)
Priscilla Csokmay Prizzi (1950)
Paul Prospal
Michael and Allison
Chrusciel Prucha (1996)
Fred, Lynn, and Craig Recko (1997)
Linda Reid (1979)
Joyce Purgert Ryba (1978)
Jerry Schuplinski (1995)
Mr. and Mrs. Michael See
Patrick and Dolores Sell
Sr. Karen Shimko (1958)
Clare Ruzicka Spittler (1953)
Monica Rybicki Stadnik (1979)
Rose Sustersic (1952)
Margaret Sustersic (1950)
Kathleen Sutula (1969)
Jennifer Pavlick Swank (1990)
Kevin Thompson (1983)
Brian Umerley (2003)
Mr. and Mrs. David Umerley
Jacqueline Vance (1992)
Tricia Vance (1982)
Susan Flinn Wagner (1963)
Thomas Walsh (1979)
Steve Weck
Catherine Flaherty Wetzel (1951)
Lois Oleniacz Wilson (1949)
$1.00 to $99.99
Loretta Abel (1958)
Lucille Adaoo (1954)
Tim and Maureen Alten
Matthew Anderson (1999)
Sr. Laurentine Irene Andreasik (1947)
Pamela Dodig Armbruster (1984)
Janice Arona
Christina Kwiecien Atzberger (1965)
Frances Adler Babic (1949)
Dolores Solinski Badar (1951)
Mike Balach
Mr. and Mrs. James Baldinger
Nancy Barile
Sandra Kuskin Barle (1966)
Janet Biltz Bauer (1974)
Charlotte Vitatoe Bean (1984)
Mary Lu Erjavec Bednarsky (1962)
Jeannette Whitney Benko (1960)
Michele Halupnik Beyer (1984)
Jaclyn Biada (2000)
Martha (Dorothy) Bittner (1939)
Brenda Blaha (1981)
Carolyn Pekarek Blum (1959)
Virginia Bossu (1969)
Betty Bayus Bower (1961)
Julie Bowman (1994)
Robert Brady (1983)
Sr. Celeste Brej
Eleanor Smolinski Brysacz (1951)
Sr. Lucia (Bonita) Bucholtz (1954)
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burke
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Byrne
Bryan Cain
William Calvey (1999)
Gloria Gander Caponi (1949)
LaVerne Wisner Cappelli (1956)
Ann Zamaria Carbone (1967)
Donna Cardarelli
Diane Beauchemin Carroll (1964)
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ANNUALAPPEAL
$1.00 to $99.99
Karen Ziegler Carter (1985)
Susan Wilkes Chermonte (1987)
Frances Sugalski Chmura (1961)
Sr. Alice Chmura (1947)
Cheryl Barczak Chojnacki (1965)
Christopher Colarusso (1983)
Virginia Tankovich Connelly (1962)
Dolores Blatnik Cook (1951)
Mary Spittler Corbo (1980)
Sandra Laba Corder (1987)
Susan Konkol Craine (1972)
Janet Molesky D’Agostino (1972)
Judith Schlesinger D’Agostino (1969)
Diane D’Amico (1994)
Jo Anne Jacko Darr (1975)
JoAnn Bronczek Davis (1958)
Vincent DeFiore (1999)
Donna Lucas Deluca (1957)
Mr. and Mrs. James Depp
Barbara Malatin DiPietro (1965)
A. Alicia Dobrowolski-Sogor
Karen Dusek (1978)
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Dzigiel
Sr. Jean Ehasz (1951)
Patricia Emrisko
Srs. Agnes and Evelyn
Christina Falcone (1996)
Jason Falkofsky (1997)
Deborah Kazimour Fantauzzo (1985)
Bernadette Bryll Fazio (1965)
Mary Frances Firem (1983)
Marlene Fogarty (1965)
Francine Czerwony Fraundorf (1970)
Esther Gailey (1942)
Loretta Witnik Gajewski (1947)
Ann Marie Vance Garvey (1985)
Dolores Strauss Glaser (1949)
Sr. Jeannette Ann Gonglewski
Diana Kraine Greenwood (1987)
Lynne Grether (1968)
Sr. Gregory Gronski
Loretta Matousek Groshel (1949)
Virginia Kurth Gulezian (1958)
Rosemary Kosak Gulick (1959)
Donna Hargas Gullett (1968)
Carmela DeSciscio Gurnick (1968)
Marianne Liptak Guy (1975)
John Halupnik (1978)
Eileen Lohman Hana (1949)
Bernadette Noll Hanula (1950)
Christine Sabo Hauzer (1970)
Virginia Nowac Hinkle (1964)
Elizabeth Badarzynski Hissong (1944)
Sr. Rosemary Hocevar
Melanie Sedlak Holecek (1993)
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hovan
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hribar
Helen (Eleanor) Jaczkowski (1954)
Patricia Gunn Janotka (1951)
Dorothy Hurajt Jarymenko (1947)
Kathleen Wiegand Jarzab (1978)
Patricia Jatsek (1966)
Srs. Claudine and Jeanne
Eileen Baltitas Jex (1962)
Sr. Blandine Jureczek
Katie Kall (1999)
Margaret Kaminski (1955)
Christina Kaminsky (1964)
Marcy Baur Kane (1993)
Mary Ann Walters Kannenberg (1957)
Rose (Marie) Karecki (1955)
Betty Riha Kastelic (1955)
Victoria Kazimour (1982)
Kathleen Liptak Keller (1961)
Dawn Mis Keske (1994)
Sally Niksa Kesko (1941)
Richard Kielszek (1977)
Mary Wozniak Kilijanczyk (1941)
Patrick Klimkewicz (2004)
Mr. and Mrs. David Klimkewicz
Kate Klimkewicz (2001)
Kathryn Mates Knapik (1981)
Theresa Kobak (1962)
Valerie Vaccher Koelliker (1966)
Kathleen Zaremba Kotara (1961)
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kovach
Kathleen Upper Kovacina (1996)
Elaine Mark Koves (1960)
Dolores Golenieski Kozlowski (1949)
Madalene Kristancic (1960)
Angeline Kubit (1947)
Patricia Kuczmarski (1959)
Michael Kurzeja (1988)
Sr. Carmelita Kus
Michelle Kuskin (1979)
Marilyn Buchta Laboda (1957)
Bonnie Czerwony Langermeier (1986)
Judith Lasecki (1992)
Gloria Jasinski Latran (1956)
Lila Evans Lehrer (1965)
Ethel Kraynak Leonhardt (1955)
Marie Lesisz
Jackie Bretland Levanduski (1974)
Joyce Sliwinski Liederbach (1960)
Sr. Sandra LoPorto (1962)
Mr. and Mrs. Phat Luu
Josephine Dusek Magyar (1951)
Jennifer Mahnic (1997)
Sr. Joan of Arc Majkrzak (1954)
Sr. Dian Majsterek (1955)
Sr. Felicia Mann (1949)
Marjorie Jurewicz Manno (1970)
David Manzo (1982)
Kathleen Czech Marshall (1981)
Mr. and Mrs. David Marunowski
Jean Holson Masek (1950)
Laura Matthes (2003)
Dorothy Smiley May (1947)
Elizabeth Kneblewicz Mazer (1945)
Mary McGinnis (1981)
Mary Ann Kavlich Mihalik (1967)
Catherine Drost Mills (1982)
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Misischia
Angela Monateri (1996)
Kathleen Soler Moravick (1960)
Genevieve Sierpin Mosinski (1947)
Caroline Zielinski Mugnano (1960)
Kathy Murphy
Eleanore Smyczek Neubert (1948)
Doris Dvorak Neylon (1955)
Linda Kocevar Nienhaus (1971)
Irene Owczarek Noskowski (1937)
Rosemary Verhovitz Nowinski (1963)
Rose Marie Magyar Oblak (1957)
Jeanette Mroczka Offutt (1965)
Daniel Offutt (1993)
Christopher Offutt (1988)
Barbara Wojcik Okleson (1960)
Cecelia Sobecki O’Linn (1954)
Gladys Hercik O’Sickey (1948)
Marcia Bork Oswiecinski (1959)
Regina Lorkowski Page (1952)
Marlene Wahala Palencar (1954)
Elizabeth Palko (1993)
Marylyn Zassick Palko (1956)
Mr. and Mrs. David Phillips
Lottie Pilat (1942)
Germaine Klimkiewicz Polensek (1948)
Craig Polman (1981)
Doreen Ropelewski Polsen (1983)
Geraldine Jancewicz Price (1946)
Carole Miller Rakauskas (1969)
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rausch
Sr. Mary Raymond
Guy and Patricia Riegling
Dorothy Kane Rini (1968)
Margaret Bornemisa Ritner (1950)
Tom Robatin (1984)
Adelyn Materna Rogalla (1961)
Dolores Skrabec Roshetko (1949)
Carol Mzik Ross (1960)
Dr. Edward Ruszkiewicz
Sandra Sabo (1962)
Mr. and Mrs. John Sarrouh
Shadi Sarrouh (2003)
Deena Giordano Scaffidi (1993)
Anne Marie Robatin Scaparotti (1982)
Linda Beran Schmidt (1963)
Ron Schumacher (1982)
Janice Schuplinski (1970)
Linda Shaw (1977)
Sandra Dunsworth Shell (1988)
Cheryl Berridge Shemenski (1988)
Elaine Csoltko Sheridan (1960)
Geraldine Golenieski Shopp (1964)
Mary Jo Awarski Skala (1969)
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Albina Skocaj (1944)
Sr. Helen Skok (1949)
Joanne Leanza Smith (1991)
Joyce Soukup (1964)
Carol Sever Span (1962)
Mary Jane Porubsky Speno (1952)
Janice Fazekas Squarini (1966)
Lois Flowers St. John (1955)
Mr. and Mrs. William Stegmaier
Marilyn Toomey Steyskal (1961)
Theresa Struzynski Stolla (1955)
Mary Ann Wolke Strand (1948)
Dennise and John Strobl
Evelyn Soltis Stufflebeam (1966)
Dorothy Brichacek Svoboda (1956)
Sr. Agnelle Swierczynski
Therese Zamiska Szabo (1952)
Ann Szelugowski (1941)
Scott Tenney
Charlene Chorba Terlep (1961)
Peggy Phillips Thesling (1954)
Sharon Thompson (1965)
Stephanie Wetzel Toole (1983)
Karen Verba (1978)
Sr. Mary Delia Wagner (1956)
Marlene Gyurcsik Walker (1969)
Laurelie Wysocki Wallace (1961)
Sr. Mary Thaddea Waraksa (1935)
Mary Schustrich Warner (60)
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wasson
Joan Golembiewski Weber (1951)
Grace Wehner
Mary Gorney Weiss (1966)
Laura Sarnecki Wells (1955)
Donna Mandula Westfall (1983)
John Wiegand (1977)
Susan Majkrzak Wilks (1966)
Kathleen Kalo Wilson (1967)
Lisa Wiseman (1990)
Louise Vitale Witt (1962)
Mildred Pfeiffer Wojtila (1949)
Francis Therese Woznicki (1949)
Carol Ann Smola Yoder (1954)
Anne Marie Zadrazil (1978)
Carole Mrozinski Zanath (1958)
Eleanore Suchy Zavodny (1945)
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Patricia Slack Zidar (1955)
Sr. Jane Zoltek (1948)
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