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PANTHERELYRIA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL MAGAZINEProwl

FALL 2019

“Since I was a freshman at Elyria Catholic, so many parts of my life have changed. The community that Elyria Catholic provides has let me step out of my shell and mature overall. I am involved in many extracurriculars which have given me the privilege to meet and build relationships with so many wonderful people.” –Natalie Byrne ’2l

I am leaving my Print!

SAVE THE DATE!APRIL 4, 2020

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ELYRIA CATHOLIC 2020 Forward Gala

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accomplishments and prepare for the future!

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• Live and Silent Auction

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ELYRIA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

Principal Suzanne Lester

Assistant Principal Tom Taylor ’79

Dean of Academics Elizabeth Adkins

Director of Admissions Terry Ziegelmeyer

Director of Advancement Michelle Hoffman

Director of Alumni Relations Kelsie Stites

Director of Athletics Jack Duffy

Director of Campus Ministry Sara Lanzola

Director of Communications & Marketing Annie Cunningham

Director of Finance Jill Anglin

ELYRIA CATHOLIC ADVISORY COUNCIL

Officers: Dr. Nicholas Ksenich, ChairpersonMrs. Susan Pavlus, Vice Chairperson

Mr. Nathanial Carson ’10Mr. Rob Corts ’79Mr. Michael Essenmacher ’94Mr. Gary Fischer Mrs. Judy Glenn ’84Sr. Sean Groh, SNDMr. Matthew Gustoff ’07Mrs. Maria Gutierrez Mr. Tom HilemanMr. Brian Hoagland ’83Mr. Christopher NagelMr. Joe Pronesti ’88Mr. Spencer Roule ’10Mr. Joe Savoy ’85Mrs. Michele Diedrick Turrill ’81

EDITORAnnie Cunningham

CONTRIBUTORSKatie BradescaJack DuffySuzanne LesterKelsie StitesMichelle HoffmanSara LanzolaAbby Shaw ’20Jacob Walther ’20Joan Villareal ’69Biddy St. Marie ’59

PHOTO CONTRIBUTIONSAllen ClarkAnnie CunninghamECHO Yearbook StaffMissy Decker ’20Anne Wilkinson

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CONTENTS

04 Letter from the Principal

06 Loyalty that Never Dies

07 Alumni Spotlight

10 Panther Pride News

20 Panther Prowlings

21 Alumni Reunions

24 70th Anniversary Ball

25 Donor Recognition

33 In Memoriam

34 Graduation Day 2019

35 Elyria Catholic Annual Fund

36 Calendar of Events

ELYRIA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL FALL 2019 MAGAZINE

Reflection...

“ Elyria Catholic provided me with all the resources I needed to prepare me for the rest of my life. At EC, I was challenged both in and out of the classroom, as my classmates, teachers, and coaches pushed me to be better in my academics and extracurriculars. Beyond this, EC’s community provided me with friendships that will last a lifetime. Looking back at my high school years now, I cannot think of a better place to have spent it than Elyria Catholic.”

– Max Menner, Valedictorian, National Merit Finalist, Class of 2019

PRINCIPAL’S LETTER

4 Elyria Catholic High School Magazine

A message from the Principal Suzanne LesterAfter a two-year process of self-study and validation, Elyria Catholic High School has maintained full accreditation through the 2024-2025 school year.

The self-study and validation, although tedious, were worth the efforts. As a school community, we learned much about ourselves, both who we are as a school and where we want to be by the 2024-25 school year. After much reflection

and discussion, faculty members altered our mission statement and our belief statement to be a bit more concise. Elyria Catholic’s revised mission is:

To actively encourage young men and women to identify and celebrate their God-given gifts and fulfill their own intellectual, social, and spiritual potential within the Catholic tradition.

At Elyria Catholic, we believe:

• Students are granted individual gifts and talents by God to do His work. It is our responsibility to foster and develop them.

• As parents/guardians are the primary educators of their children, we must give them the encouragement and opportunity to participate in their child’s intellectual, social, and spiritual formation.

• Our primary role is to develop the whole person by passing on the Catholic faith, teaching Gospel values, and providing academic excellence.

• All students can learn. It is our responsibility to provide a variety of instructional approaches to meet learning styles.

• Faculty and staff must foster a love of learning to encourage students to live a life of service to God and others.

Faculty members, with input from both students and parents, arrived at two goals to be worked on over a four-year period. The Catholic identity goal is that students will deepen their personal faith relationship with Christ through prayer, faculty mentoring, family engagement, and service. The academic performance goal is that students will increase their initiative and self-direction through growth mindset, goal-setting and self-assessment, responding to faculty feedback, and providing feedback to peers.

The current year’s strategies are focused on prayer and growth mindset. Since prayer is a key element of a community that desires to make disciples, faculty and staff have adopted a renewed commitment to meaningful prayer in their classes and in extracurricular activities with the intent of helping to strengthen students’ personal relationships with Christ. As for growth mindset, a widely supported theory suggests that students’ learning behavior and beliefs have a lasting impact on their learning outcomes. Those who focus on learning as opposed to performance have a growth mindset, which helps them to overcome challenges faced in the

learning process. Prior to introducing the students to the concepts of growth mindset, faculty members are participating in professional development on these concepts themselves.

In addition to looking to the future, there is much the Elyria Catholic community has to celebrate now. Beginning with the 2018-19 school year, between twenty and thirty students voluntarily participated in the Sacrament of Reconciliation monthly during lunch. Additionally, two seniors chose to be confirmed. Students in the junior and senior classes were able to participate in our inaugural Kairos Retreat, Kairos I. During the current school year, approximately thirty young men and sixty young women have elected to launch Men’s and Women’s Ministry Programs.

On the academic side, we are pleased to become a TEALS school as we have been the benefactor of Microsoft Philanthropies Technology Education and Literacy in Schools assistance. Through this program, we are able to offer an Introduction to Coding and Game Design course to our students. Additionally, with much-increased interest in our broadcasting course, we have offered Broadcasting III and IV. For our creative students, we now offer an Advanced Placement Studio Art class. We look forward to seeing all that our students create in these new elective offerings!

Elyria Catholic is excited to once again have a National Merit Semifinalist in our senior class. We are proud of Paige Miserandino who was also a member of our inaugural Robotics Team that competed in the World Championships last April. Paige is part of a senior class who collectively scored an average of 2.2 points higher than the state average across all four content areas and the composite on the ACT. Not to be outdone, last year’s graduating class of 92 students earned 34 Honors Diplomas at graduation and earned $7,203,544 in college scholarships!

Thank you for your continued support as we celebrate the present and, with your generosity, look forward to an even brighter future. Thank you for leaving your print on our engaged community!

Prayer at the Pole 2019


PRINCIPAL’S LETTER

GRADUATES: CLASS OF 2019

Earned $7,203,544 in scholarships and grants

95% pursuing higher education

3% military

2% other opportunities

TEST SCORESACT English Math CompositeClass of 2019 21.6 20.1 21.4Ohio Average 17.9 19.2 19.2

EC.EXE Robotics Club at Worlds Championship in Detroit

TEALS Program

Women’s Ministry – Mulieres Clarae Dei AP Studio Art

Kairos

Paige – National Merit Semifinalist

2019 Graduates received $7.2 Million in college scholarships

CongratulationsClass of 2019!


The storied line in our Alma Mater, “loyalty that never dies,” can truly apply to Amy Butler’s 27 years of service as a Panther. She was loyal to EC even before her time as a student when, as a young girl, she would watch her father coach our Panthers on the football field. She is not afraid to tell you that she worked for her tuition while at EC at the local McDonald’s because she was so passionate about attending this school. Although her time at EC as President has ended, it is a testament to her commitment to Catholic education and this community that she be called on by the Diocese of Cleveland to be the Associate Superintendent for Secondary Schools.

Amy went on to Kent State University after graduating from Elyria Catholic in 1980. After some time in the corporate world she found herself back at EC as a coach, educator, and later, an administrator. She began her service here as a tennis coach, and then taught business after earning her teaching degree. As the climate in Catholic education evolved, Amy became the first Admissions Director for the school and began her service in administration. From there she wore many hats including Advancement Director, Principal, and eventually, President. Her knowledge of how all the different parts of the school operate guided her in her journey to become President, and helped her make significant improvements to the school.

During her tenure as President, Amy championed many projects. At the beginning of her term, she worked to develop a strategic plan to move Elyria Catholic forward. This plan took months of

development and interviews with alumni, community members, parents, students, and many others. Her commitment to listening and learning was instrumental in creating valuable goals within this plan. These goals were quickly checked off as Amy and her team worked tirelessly to accomplish them. This included the hiring of a Marketing Director and an Alumni Director, recruiting and forming key members of our community to take on bigger roles at EC through the Elyria Catholic Advisory Council, remodeling and building a state-of-the-art chemistry lab, the establishment of our Makerspace, renovations to the auditorium, and adding more computer science classes through the TEALS Program, and so much more. She is an advocate for the arts and an encouraging voice during athletic events. When

reflecting on all she cultivated, Amy’s love and admiration for this school is a pillar of hope for our future. Her “go getter” mentality has benefitted Elyria Catholic and put us on the path to becoming a leader and example within the Diocese.

Even after accomplishing so much in her four years as President, she believes and hopes her biggest impact on Elyria Catholic was through the Blessed Mother, Mary. Amy attributes her connection to Mother Mary to her grandmother. Every year after May Crowning Amy would always make an announcement to students asking them to email her if they would like to receive a Mary medallion as a way to grow their own love and devotion. When it comes to Mary and our faith Amy says, “I wanted to make an extra special effort to ensure Mary and our Lord were always highlighted, always spoken of, and shared with our students.”

When asked for her best advice on finding what is important in your life, and how to Leave Your Print she explains, “Identify what gets you excited and identify a passion. Even though you may only have that passion for five years or ten years, it’s okay to find another passion and move on. Be open to the call — rely on the Holy Spirit to get you through it.”

Thank you Amy for showing us how to Leave Our Print and how to leave EC better than we found it. We look forward to seeing all you accomplish at the Office of Catholic Education for the Diocese of Cleveland.

LOYALTY that never dies

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Alaysa began leaving her print at Elyria Catholic, where she was involved in multiple clubs like peer ministry, students against destructive decisions, drama club, and cheerleading. Alaysa’s impact on the community began on October 8, 2018, after using photography as an artistic and emotional outlet by photographing her children. She then started her photography business, ARuiz Photography.

Alaysa speaks on how photography impacts people saying, “Photos are a skill of art, they’re captivating. They grab you, and hold you still in that moment forever. A moment in time you’ll never get back.”

Seeing photography as not only a creative outlet, but one that Alaysa feels gives her a chance to be a part of others’ lives at their most vulnerable times; this is why she mainly takes photographs of weddings and families.

On her website, Alaysa writes about photography saying, “I find beauty in others and the stories they live to tell. Photography is more than a career for me, but my life.”

Alaysa attributes Elyria Catholic with teaching her skills like perseverance, sociability, and being genuine to yourself. Alaysa values the Catholic education that she received from St. Jude and Elyria Catholic, and works hard to make sure her kids receive that same education.

In addition to photography, Alaysa has three young children who inspired her love for photography, and a loving husband, Andrew ’12, whom she met at Elyria Catholic, who works at the Cleveland Clinic.

Alaysa speaks on why photography is important to her and how it affects those around her saying, “Holding those moments for those around me, to cherish and love forever.”

Elyria Catholic’s focus for the 2019 and 2020 school year is “Leaving Your Print,” which is centered around the idea of making an impact on the community. Sometimes making an impact on the community can seem like a daunting task, but it can truly be in the small duties that impact people’s lives that can change the community. Alaysa Ruiz, a graduate of the Class of 2012, is the perfect role model to look to for an example of a person who leaves their print on the community.

Alaysa Ruiz ’l2BY ABIGAIL SHAW ’20

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

“ Photos are a skill of art, they’re captivating. They grab you, and hold you still in that moment forever. It’s a moment in time you’ll never get back.”

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

This year’s school theme at Elyria Catholic is “Leaving Your Print.” Many alumni from EC have done this in a variety of ways around the world. Jeff Yungman is one who stands out.

Jeff Yungman graduated from EC in the class of 1969. He says that his interest in helping others who are not heard in the world began during his days at Elyria Catholic. As a young teenager, Jeff felt unheard himself in different aspects of his life.

After graduating from The Ohio State University with a major in sociology in 1973, Jeff’s post graduate jobs put him on a path to where he is today. From being a dishwasher straight out of school, to being a nursing assistant in the Ohio State Hospital, to becoming a New Orleans police office in 1976, Jeff went back to school to earn a Masters in Social Work and a Masters in Public Health from Tulane University in 1980. Working as an investigator and a supervisor, Jeff moved into the position as Program Director at Covenant House. He also worked as a social worker in two middle schools.

Continuing on life’s journey, Jeff made his way to South Carolina where he became the Program Director at the Carolina Youth Development Center and then later becoming the Clinical Director of Crisis Ministries Homeless Shelter, which is now known as One80 Place. Jeff quickly learned that these individuals desperately needed legal services. Seeing a need and wanting to fill that need, Jeff, at age 53, enrolled in the Charleston School of Law. It was not an easy task, working at Crisis Ministries during the day, attending law school at night, and having a family with his wife and three children. Upon passing the bar in 2008, he became the director of the Crisis Ministries Homeless Justice Project at One80 Place. To his knowledge One80 Place is the only homeless shelter in the country employing a full-time lawyer to provide free legal service for the homeless or those facing a future of homelessness.

He is very passionate in helping those who have been marginalized or who have been ignored by our society. Every day, Jeff works with dozens of clients who seek his help to seek the justice that they deserve in life. He is very proud of the work that he has done over the past 20 years in helping people end their homelessness. Being able to provide legal services and a voice for those struggling over the past 12 years as a lawyer at One80 Place (the name changed to describe what they do for the people they serve) has made a difference in the lives of many.

Jeff Yungman ’69BY JACOB WALTHER ’21

“Make a career of humanity. Commit yourself to the noble struggle for equal rights. You will make a better person of yourself, a greater nation of your country, and a finer world to live in.” I have tried to live by that quote, and my hope is that my students will do so as well.


Jeff continually works to make systemic changes for veteran’s treatment court, veteran’s child support initiative, and homeless court. “Make a career of humanity. Commit yourself to the noble struggle for equal rights. You will make a better person of yourself, a greater nation of your country, and a finer world to live in.” I have tried to live by that quote and my hope is that my students will do so as well.

Jeff continues to "Leave His Print" not only as the Director of Legal Services at One80Place, but also as an Adjunct Professor at the Charleston School of Law and a liaison with the ABA Commission on Homelessness and Poverty. With the task of seeking solutions to the causes of homelessness, Jeff does not plan on retiring any time soon!

Hal Minnich is no stranger to Elyria Catholic High School. Hal’s graduating class was just the second class to fill the hallways of the then Elyria Catholic District High School. He says that he has many memories from high school, but one of the fondest is his time playing sports with his buddies.

He states that one time while he was tossing a football with his friends, one of them ran for a long throw, and as he went to make the catch, he fell into an eight foot sewer. (He recalls that no one was seriously injured!) It was moments like these for Hal that allowed him to discover what he wanted to do with his life….which is to give back to his community. After graduating from EC, Hal sought unique careers instead of going to college. Some of his favorite experiences as an early adult were going to barber school, working for Ridge Tool, and spending a year in Korea. Even through all of these experiences, Hal decided to come back to his alma mater and give back.

Hal is a founding member of Elyria Catholic Dad’s Booster Club which started forty-four years ago. Since then, he has contributed to building the football, baseball, and soccer fields. He recalls putting up stadium lights around the football field because, without these lights, all games were pushed to Sunday afternoons.

One of the most recent, and time-consuming, projects the boosters club has tackled is the painting of the gymnasium ceiling. Although it was far from being inexpensive, Hal says it is accomplishments like these that keep EC a fresh place to attend whether you are a current student or a visiting alumni like Hal.

Hal wants to give a special shout out and thank you to his fellow members of the Dad’s Booster Club, because without their hard work and diligent dedication, EC would not be what it is today. Thank you for Leaving Your Print!

Throughout the years, many students have come and gone through the doors of Elyria Catholic High School. Many have gone their own way, but there is one special man who has returned to EC after his graduation in 1953.

Hal Minnich ’53BY JACOB WALTHER ’21

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT


ABOVE: Ron Zidek ’63, Hal Minnich ’53 and Selma Fritz celebrating her 100th birthday on October 25, 2017.

LEFT: Rob Zidek ’86, Ron Zidek ’63, Hal Minnich ’53, Denny Bruck, Dan Hornbeek


HOW I AM LEAVING MY PRINT!

BROOKE FARLEY AND LILAH RIDER

Freshmen Brooke Farley and Lilah Rider made shower bags that they donated to the Catholic Charities St. Elizabeth Center. The Center will combine two facilities that

currently operate in Lorain, The St. Joseph Overnight Shelter and the Lorain Family Center. Thank you ladies, for assisting in the mission of providing assistance to the homeless in our county.


RILEY WADERiley Wade ’21 embarked on a missionary trip to Guatemala this summer along with his dad, Tom ’87, and his uncle, Christopher ’85. They spent a week in Antigua and Guatemala cleaning, painting, and landscaping at a Bible college. Riley also helped to serve food and assisted at a health clinic during the trip. Riley definitely left his print on the world during this trip.

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PANTHER PRIDE NEWS“ I am leaving my print by trying to be a good role model to younger children and by leaving a positive lasting impact on them.” – Avery Doll ’2l

JACKSON ZSIGRAY AND KAYLA VAN DYKEEC cross country runners Jackson Zsigray and Kayla Van Dyke left their print at various 5K races this summer. Jackson was the winner of the inaugural Jaguar Stride race at St. Jude Parish, Elyria. Kayla was the first overall woman finisher at the Lions Club 5K race. She also placed first in her age group at this year’s Kerstetter Race in Elyria. Congratulations, Panthers!

EC.EXE ROBOTICS CLUBThis group of robotics club members, Paige Miserandino ’20, Andrew Csanady ’23, Andrew Klein ’21, Madelyn Schlesinger ’22, Helen Bolger ’23 and Gabriel Healy ’22, along with club advisor Peter Hoffman were busy this summer creating a t-shirt launcher which was used at our home football games this year. They also demonstrated the talents of their robot, Good’Nuff, at the Fall Open House as they launched t-shirts for prospective students on the plaza. Way to Leave your Print!

ALEXA OBERG AND MADDIE WECHTERSeniors Alexa Oberg and Maddie Wechter participated in a TEC (Teens Encounter Christ) retreat this past summer. TEC is a diocesan retreat where participants have a deep encounter with Christ.

SAVANNA BROWN Our graduates continue to leave their Print after they leave EC! This summer, Class of 2015 Salutatorian Savanna Brown spent her summer at Harvard University where she presented her research on the gypsy moth.


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ALEXA OBERGOver the summer, Alexa Oberg ’20 was accepted into a weeklong pharmacy camp at an elite medical school, North East Ohio Medical School ( NEOMED) where they only accept pharmacists and doctors. Only 25 students from around the United States were hand selected via an essay that was submitted. Within the course of a week, Alexa learned many skillful techniques on how to become a pharmacist. “I look forward to enrolling and starting my career.” – Alexa Oberg ’20

ALEX CORRIGAN ’19Alex Corrigan volunteered over the summer at Camp Christopher for her Girl Scout Gold Award. Many of you probably remember celebrating Mass in the outdoor chapel as campers when you were in grade school. Alex worked to clear out overgrowth and poison ivy. She also sanded and stained the existing benches and then added five additional benches. The camp population had outgrown it over the years. They enjoyed having the expanded seating during summer camp this past year.

JACOB WALTHERA scout from Holy Trinity/St. Mary Troop 462, Jacob’s Eagle Scout project was to build and install two sub-irrigated raised planters at St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception School in Avon. These learning beds are self-watering and will be used as part of the school’s STEM curriculum. In honor of National STEM Day on Friday, November 8th the learning beds were blessed after the 8:30 am Mass at St. Mary with the students and Jacob in attendance.

PATRICK, WILL AND SKYESeniors Patrick Delaney, Will Myers and Skye Rawson participated in Tolle Lege this summer. The Tolle Lege Summer Institute at Borromeo Seminary is a summer theology and philosophy camp for teens entering their senior year of high school. They were also joined by alumni Nick Ziegelmeyer ’19 and Lucas Carson ’18 along with Director of Campus Ministry Sara Lanzola and Theology teacher Rebecca Ciarrone.

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AFTER

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On a Friday night you can see the lights and hear the cheers from the corner of Poplar and Gulf. It all looks so seamless from the moment you walk in the gate and are greeted by ticket takers, 50/50 raffle ticket sellers, and concession stand parents providing tasty treats or cocoa to warm you. While everyone finds their seats or their special spots along the fence and awaits the band’s playing of the National Anthem or the players charging onto the field, little do they know how many hours of preparation it took to get to this moment. From painting the lines and the iconic Block EC centerfield, setting up of the field, readying the sidelines, preparing the evening’s announcements, grilling the burgers or making the walking tacos, to making sure that band equipment and treats for visiting bands are in place, visitors are unaware of what it takes to make athletics possible at EC. We are so blessed with the many alumni and parents who spend countless hours and have contributed so much to EC over the years. Thank you for making the welcoming lights and sounds from the corner of Poplar and Gulf possible.

This is our first installment of Volunteers Leaving Their Print. Watch for the next issue of the Panther Prowl highlighting more volunteers who share their time, talent, and treasure in academics, athletics and the arts at EC.

VOLUNTEERS LEAVING THEIR PRINT


at Elyria Catholic

Matt St. Marie ’83 is the announcer and scorekeeper and Stephanie St. Marie is the spotter. Larry Dixon and Steve Kirsh ’65 run the clock.

Tom and Dale Norton have been running the visitor ticket booth for years.

Thanks to the paint crew our field is lined and adorned with the EC logo, while the endzones boast the words Panthers. Especially during the month of October, our crew makes sure we are PINK at EC. Field Painting Crew for 2019: Tony Reaser, Tanner Reaser, Bekka Reaser, Dom Piazza, Todd Lusher, Dave Banjoff, Chris Thoman, JR Roark, John Gdula, Cory Timko, Ron Stevenson, Eric Gerhart, Jim Palmer, Cathy Bucci, Jack Decker, Jennifer Decker, Rob Zidek

Panther Parents working concession stand on visitor and home sides, making sure supply and demand are met.

Paint crew led by Tony Reaser ’81 painted Honor and Remember logo on the field for Honor and Remember Ceremony this past September.

“As an athletic department with sixteen varsity sports, we cannot operate as well as we do without this exceptional group of volunteers. Their work fosters a great game day experience for players, officials and fans at Elyria Catholic. We’re very fortunate to have them as not every school has this kind of support.”

– Jack Duffy, Athletic Director

Elyria Catholic welcomed over 900 students from our partner Catholic elementary schools in Lorain County to our Annual All County Mass on Friday, January 25, 2019. The Mass, which was a kick off to Catholic School’s Week (January 27-February 2), is a yearly highlight to many youth in Lorain County. We were

blessed to welcome back Fr. Michael McCandless, Director of Vocations for the Diocese of Cleveland, as our celebrant. Our faculty, staff, and students always look forward to his inspiring and energetic words. We look forward to welcoming back Fr. Eric Garris, St. Raphael Parish, Bay Village to our upcoming All County Mass on Friday, January 24, 2020. WOBL/WDLW will be broadcasting from the Coliseum that day.


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Campus MinistryMAY CROWNINGAt our annual May Crowning on May 1, Victoria Collins ’19 crowned Mary.

PALL BEARER MINISTRYCampus Ministry is excited to announce the beginning of a Pall Bearer Ministry. We know that there are times when someone dies alone or there is no family to carry them to their final resting place. We have students who are willing to provide this service—this corporal act of mercy—to give each and every person a dignified burial.

If there is ever a need for our services, please contact our Director of Campus Ministry, Sara Lanzola, either by email: [email protected] or phone: 440-230-8611.

2020 LIVING STATIONS OF THE CROSS SCHEDULEFriday, March 6 St. Bernadette, Westlake

Sunday, March 8 St. Mary, Elyria

Friday, March 13 Nativity BVM, South Amherst

Friday, March 27 St. Mary, Avon

Sunday, March 29 St. Julie Billiart, North Ridgeville

Friday, April 3 St. Ladislas, Westlake

Sunday, April 5 (Palm Sunday) Sacred Heart Chapel, Lorain

Wednesday, April 8 Elyria Catholic

Photos from The Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, Cleveland, Ohio

ALL COUNTY MASS

“Besides clubs and sports, EC provides many religious programs. One of these includes Stations of the Cross which I have been so fortunate to participate in for the past two years. I love going into the community to show how Elyria Catholic can make differences like it has in my life. Therefore, I am truly grateful to be a part of my Panther family.” –Natalie Byrne ’2l

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“Kairos is a 4 day retreat designed to help encounter God ’s love at a deeper level. When I attended Kairos as a junior, I knew that I was at the beginning of something special happening at school. While I had attended other retreats with my parish youth group, this one was something special because it was the first time that I saw God face to face. I encourage all juniors and seniors to take advantage of this miraculous opportunity. You might think you are giving up a lot of time over a weekend, but you are gaining more than you could ever imagine.”

– Madelyn Wechter ’20

RETREATSEach class retreat centers on a theme. Last spring the juniors met and listened to Maggie Crag, a national Catholic speaker, share how Life with Jesus is an Adventure. Seniors gave witness talks about Be Not Afraid and enjoyed time working together and listening to each other. The freshmen worked on community building, while the sophomores spent time discovering what their gifts and talents are and how they can use them to glorify God.

2nd Annual Kairos Retreat FEBRUARY 27 TO MARCH 1, 2020

St. Leonard’s Retreat Center – AvonOpen to all juniors and seniors at Elyria CatholicKAIROS


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AthleticsCOACH ROTHGERY ’80 EARNS 200TH CAREER VICTORY

Head girls basketball coach Eric Rothgery ’80 earned his 200th career victory as a head coach at Elyria Catholic this past winter. Rothgery has led the Panthers to two Regional Championships (2011, 2018) and numerous West Shore and Great Lakes Conference championships. The Panthers helped him reach this milestone in their 75-23 victory over Parma on December 12, 2018. “I am proud that I have been able to be a part of this program since 2008,” Rothgery said. “The wins are great, but it’s the relationships you build throughout the years that matter the most. Working with phenomenal coaches has made my job easy. Great, hardworking, committed players are the backbone of our program.” The Panthers claimed another Great Lakes Conference title and a regional runner-up finish in 2019.

As an Elyria Catholic graduate, Rothgery finds that success at home has made this journey even sweeter. “Being an alum certainly has made my time here special. I have been an EC sports fan for over fifty years.”

COACH BRUCE LISICKY NAMED DIVISION III COACH OF THE YEAR BY GCBCAHead baseball coach Bruce Lisicky was named the 2018 Division III Coach of the Year by the Greater Cleveland Baseball Coaches Association. In the 2019 OHSAA playoffs, Coach Lisicky led the Panthers to a Division II District Championship and a spot in the Regional Semifinals at Bowling Green State University.

JOJO ELECTED TO ELYRIA SPORTS HALL OF FAMEElyria Catholic Football’s own, Joe Guyeska, known to many as “JoJo”, was inducted into the Elyria Sports Hall of Fame this past May. JoJo has been an important of the Panther football program since 1992, working tirelessly to support our players and coaches. He has worn many hats in his time at EC—from setting up the practice field, painting our game field, organizing uniforms and helping on the sidelines on Friday nights. “He’s been here for years, rides his bike in rain or shine, puts in hours organizing everything for us, laying out game jerseys, painting the field, whatever is needed,” said Elyria Catholic head football coach Brian Fox. “He loves this program, the people on the team, and takes care of us any way he can.”

JACK DUFFY NAMED 2019 TIM FLANNERY HORIZON AWARD WINNER BY NEOIAAAPanthers athletic director Jack Duffy was named the 2019 Tim Flannery Horizon Award Winner by the Northeast Ohio Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (NEOIAAA).

The Tim Flannery Horizon Award is presented to an association member who exemplifies the highest standards of professionalism. This award is presented to an individual who, in their first 2-3 years of service in interscholastic athletics, has demonstrated clear signs of professionalism and involvement at their school, local and state levels. Duffy received the honor at NEOIAAA Awards Banquet this past April in Cuyahoga Falls.

KYLE MAHAFFEY EARNS TOP SPOT IN COUNTY AND CONFERENCESenior Kyle Mahaffey finished in first place at the LCAAA’s Lorain County Golf Invitational this past August. He also finished with the top average in the Great Lakes Conference, earning conference MVP honors.

FAITH WILLIAMS ’19 SURPASSES 1,000 CAREER POINTS AT ELYRIA CATHOLIC

Guard Faith Williams ’19 eclipsed 1,000 total career points as a Panther. Faith accomplished this on Senior Day vs. Bay High School, which also saw the Panthers win their fourth straight GLC Championship.

Williams and the Panthers ended the 2019 season with their second straight district title and trip to the Cuyahoga Falls regional.

PANTHER SWIMMERS QUALIFY FOR THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIPElyria Catholic sent four Panthers to the state swimming and diving championship at Canton McKinley High School this past February.

Katie Susi ’22 competed in the 100 breaststroke, and joined Kaylee Judy ’19, Sidney Willis ’19 and Nina Kurtzweil ’20 in the 400 free relay.


PANTHER PRIDE NEWS

BOYS BASKETBALL CLAIMS GLC CROWN FOR 2018-19Under first year head coach and GLC Coach of the Year Rob Palmer, the Panthers finished with a record of 10-2 in the GLC. They carried this momentum into the district tournament, earning runner-up in the Garfield Heights District.

PANTHER BOWLERS WIN NORTH SHORE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPThe Panther bowling program finished in first place in the North Shore Conference Championship with an overall total of 3501. It was their first NSC Championship as a program. The championship team, led by head coach Eric Sexstella, included Tyler Walker, Paige Sexstella, Andrew Vazquez, Anthony Mishak, Josh Wells and Connery Van Dyke.

STEPHEN FERGUSON ’19 ADVANCES TO STATE WRESTLING TOURNAMENT

Stephen Ferguson III ’19 battled back to win four straight matches in the Garfield Heights district tournament this past February, earning a place at the Division-III state wrestling championship Schottenstein Center at Ohio State University.

BRANSON TAYLOR WILL REMAIN A PANTHER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH

Senior football tackle Branson Taylor will continue his football and academic career at the University of Pittsburgh. Taylor made the decision following the Elyria Catholic/Oberlin scrimmage this past August. Taylor is a four star recruit and narrowed his list of schools down to West Virginia University and the University of Pittsburgh.

GIRLS SOCCER PROGRAM RE-CLAIMS ELYRIA CUP The Girls Soccer program re-claimed the Elyria Cup with a 3-0 victory over the Elyria Lady Pioneers this past September. Emily Vogel had 2 goals, Zoe Shildwachter had 1 goal, Cam Resor had 2 saves in the Panther’s 3-0 victory over Elyria.

MADDIE WECHTER POWERS ON

Senior Maddie Wechter shot an 82 at the Riceland Golf Course in the Division II Girls Sectional Tournament which moved her to the Division II District Tournament at Sable Creek where she shot an 84, missing the state tournament by just one stroke. A heartbreaker, but a great season for her.


PANTHER PRIDE NEWS

BASEBALL WINS DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP

The Panthers defeated Keystone in the Division II District Championship on May 22nd at Tri-C West in Parma Heights. The victory propelled the Panthers into the Regional tournament, where they suffered a tough loss to Vermilion.

LEIGHTON BANJOFF ’19 NAMED 2019 MR. BASEBALL IN LORAIN COUNTY

Leighton Banjoff ’19 was named Lorain County’s Mr. Baseball for the 2019 season. He was presented the award this past May at the Lorain County All Star Game at Oberlin. Banjoff, now playing at the University of Nebraska, helped lead the Panthers to a district title and regional appearance in 2019.

MATT KRESE REACHES STATE, FIRST SINCE 2010Panther junior Matt Krese competed in the Division III cross country state championship race at National Trail Raceway in Hebron. Matt was the first Panther to reach the state race since 2010. He finished 43rd out of 181 runners with a time of 16:58. Congratulations to Matt on a great race and terrific season.


PANTHER PRIDE NEWS

JAKOB HWANG SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEDAnother tradition began at this year’s May Crowning. Following our annual May Crowning we welcomed Dr. John Hwang, the father of Jakob Hwang ’18. This year Dr. Hwang presented the first ever Jakob Hwang Memorial Scholarship to junior Mackenzie Kemer. During his time at EC, Jakob shared his infectious smile, positive attitude, and complete trust and faith in God’s plan. May Crowning just seemed the perfect time to award this scholarship in Jakob’s name.

If you would like to remember Jakob by donating to the Jakob Hwang Memorial Scholarship, you can make an online contribution by going to elyriacatholic.com/jakobhwangscholarship or by sending your check payable to the Advancement Office/Jakob Hwang Scholarship at Elyria Catholic High School, 725 Gulf Rd., Elyria, OH 44035 or call Michelle Hoffman at 440.230.8618.

SCOTT HOLLAND MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPThis year following our Homecoming Mass, Randy and Jeanne Holland presented the Scott Holland Memorial Scholarship Award to juniors Faith Belza and Aidan Timko. Much like Scott Holland ’02, both Faith and Aidan have been recognized as students who are passionate and kind to others through their involvement in academics, athletics and extracurriculars. Scott’s greatest contribution was how he lived his life to the fullest, pursued his passions, and showed overwhelming kindness to everyone in his life. It is the family’s hope that this scholarship will assist Elyria Catholic students in achieving their passions in life and promoting kindness by keeping Scott’s spirit alive.

If you would like to remember Scott by donating to the Scott Holland Memorial Scholarship, you can make a contribution by sending your check payable to the Advancement Office/Scott Holland Scholarship at Elyria Catholic High School, 725 Gulf Rd., Elyria, OH 44035 or call Michelle Hoffman at 440.230.8618.

Scholarships

Jakob Hwang ’18

Jeanne and Randy Holland with Scott Holland Memorial Scholarship Award recipients Faith Belza and Aidan Timko

Scott Holland ’02

Mackenzie Kemer and Dr. Hwang

PANTHER PROWLINGS

Class of 1974Marci Abookire Rich ’74 (formerly Marci Janas) was twice honored by The Press Club of Cleveland, in 2018 and 2019, with its All Ohio Excellence in Journalism Award in the “Best in Ohio: Freelance Writer”

category. Her first nonfiction book is forthcoming from The History Press in November 2019. Looking Back at Elyria: A Midwest City at Midcentury, is based on her “Look Back, Elyria” feature series for The Chronicle-Telegram, for which she won the Press Club awards. Marci lives in Avon, Ohio, with her husband, John Rich. Follow her on Twitter @marcirichwriter, or on Facebook. More information is available at www.marcirich.com.

Class of 1975 Peggy (Wingard) Wyar published two books this year. The first, The Dash of a Disciple, is a glimpse of her life through poems and essays written over many

years. The second book, Immersed, is an invitation to join her in instructing our souls about the passionate love of God as Husband, Daddy, and Friend. Both are available online. (peggywyar.com)


GOLF OUTINGThe 30th Annual Golf Outing took place on Saturday, October 5th at the Valley of the Eagles Golf Club in Elyria. We teed off that morning with 75 golfers and support from numerous sponsors and community members. Thank you to all who supported this event. Be on the lookout for more information about next year’s outing on Saturday, October 3rd as we return to the Valley of the Eagles.

Class of 2011Wedding bells were ringing on June 29, 2019 when Ashley Schuster ’11 married Joshua Dolnosich. There were several Elyria Catholic alumni in attendance in addition to those in the wedding party. To Ashley’s left are Victoria Kish ’11, Danielle LoParo-Morgan ’12 and in the second row are Ashley’s brothers, Jared ’10, Jacob ’08 and Cody ’08. Ashley and Josh are both educators. Ashley is a 2nd grade teacher at Firelands Elementary School and Josh is a high school and middle school health and PE teacher for Lakewood City Schools! They are currently living locally in Elyria and hunting for a home to call their own in the surrounding area. They have a dog named Harley who is their son with four paws

Class of 2012Bouncing Baby Boy: Danielle and Matthew Morgan both 2012 graduates welcomed Mac Patrick Morgan on July 26, 2019. Danielle is currently a special

Wedding Bells Oops!

This is an apology for marrying the wrong Rothgery to a Taylor! We wish you a belated Happy 1st Anniversary, Corey ’06 and Mimi Rothgery Taylor ’10!

education elementary school teacher and Matt is a software engineer living in North Ridgeville.

Panther Prowlings News Please send us your life celebrations. Forward information and photos to [email protected].

ALUMNI REUNIONS


CLASS OF 1957The class of 1957 gathered to celebrate their 80th birthday. They enjoyed celebrating at the Knights of Columbus Hall and then again for a luncheon the next day at the Slovak Home.

The grads in this photo starting in front are: Ellen Naughton Basinski, Mary Ellen Sensback Hatfield, Bonnie Phillips Drager, second row: Bob Urig, Betty Gallagher Ward, Marcia Smith Rothgery, Mary Jo Ross Prechtel, Rosemary Fritz Jordan, JoAnn Hahn Parron, John (Jake) O’Connor, Ted Schmitz, Jack Knittle and Donald Downs.

CLASS OF 1959The Class of 1959 Reunion was fantastic starting with the Honor and Remember ceremony recognizing our fallen EC Alumni prior to the EC Football game. After the game, we met at the Foundry Kitchen and Bar in downtown Elyria. On Saturday, September 28, 2019, we held a beautiful luncheon buffet at Legacy Restaurant and Grille in Avon Lake. It was a wonderful weekend of happy, happy memories! 50 guests celebrated our 60 years since graduation.


ALUMNI REUNIONS

UPCOMING REUNIONSPlease let us know when your reunion is and we will get the word out to our alumni.

Class of 1970 ReunionAugust 7, 8 & 9, 2020 Please contact Mary Lou Forthofer Davis at 614-570-1116 or [email protected] with questions.

Please visit elyriacatholic1970.com.

CLASS OF 1969The EC Class of 1969 gathered on August 2 to celebrate our 50th reunion and we know how to throw a party! RSVPs exceeded everyone’s expectations – 99 classmates plus guests, totaling 148.

The venue was terrific, the music took us back to the EC auditorium (thanks Tom Chernitsky EC-68 and everyone who suggested playlist songs), stories were shared and folks hugged their way across the room!

Thank you to Fr. Tony for the blessing and moment of silence for our friends who have passed, our classmates who could not join us, our families, and our teachers.

From various reunion related sources, but mostly individual donations, the Class of 1969 donated $5,000 to the EC Student Scholarship Fund. Thank you everyone for your generosity!

Our class continues to stay in touch on our private FB group, Elyria Catholic HS Class of 1969, and by e-mail at [email protected]. Please mark your calendar to meet us for lunch on January 14, 2020 – location TBD.

Thank you to everyone who joined us – Your enthusiasm is what made the evening so special!


ALUMNI REUNIONS

CLASS OF 1974The EC Class of 1974 enjoyed getting together and seeing each other on Friday night at Smitty’s Place and then on Saturday night at Brew Kettle in Amherst. “There were many smiles, laughter and even tears shared that night,” Lorie Wilber added. “It was nice to see everyone mingling all night long, exchanging phone numbers and talking of ‘keeping in touch’.”

It was decided at the wrap-up meeting that five years is too long to wait to get together, so they plan on meeting annually in October. Watch for more news from the Class of 1974!

Anniversary Bal lELYRIA CATHOLIC 20 9 Forward Gala

On April 6, 2019 over 420 members of the Elyria Catholic Community including alumni, parents, past parents and representatives from local businesses gathered together to celebrate the 70th Anniversary Ball, Elyria Catholic 2019 Forward Gala presented by Elyria Plastic Products and The Hileman Group. Other sponsors included Old Republic Title, Luxury Heating & Air Conditioning, Party Place, CommStar Credit Union, the Elyria Catholic Class of 1957, Airemaster, Barnes Wendling CPAs, Inc., Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems, Dad’s Boosters, Kidsmile Pediatric Dentistry, Inc., Lorain County Community College, Stewart’s TV and Appliance, Weed Pro, Jake O’Connor ’57, Paul Pustay ’68 and Rudolph Rehm ’63.

The highlight of the evening included keynote speaker Bishop Nelson Perez who complimented and congratulated our engaged community on the successes of Elyria Catholic High School. We also celebrated and honored the accomplishments of Young Alumni, Mikayla Molnar ’13, and Distinguished Alumni, Mary Pronesti Siwierka ’74, and expressed our appreciation to Our Lady of Grace Benefactors, Judith Glenn ’84 and Matthew St. Marie ’83.

Mr. Spencer Roule ’10 served as our auctioneer and Victoria Elbert, Class of 2019, spoke about her genuine experiences of the pillars of Elyria Catholic and how they still resemble those that her parents and grandparents experienced.

Guests also enjoyed a champagne greeting, A Walk Down Memory Lane, tours of our new Maker Space, a premium silent auction, unique raffles and side boards that paid tribute to our former Pot of Gold events. AVI Fresh prepared a decadent dinner of filet mignon and crab cakes that was carefully served to our guests by our own Elyria Catholic students.

The event was co-chaired by Mr. and Mrs. Mike Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gott and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kemer. The event raised just over $76,000 for tuition assistance and the renovation of some of our athletic facilities.


70TH ANNIVERSARY BALL 2019 FORWARD GALA

2019 Distinguished Alumni and Our Lady of Grace

Benefactor Award Winners

Mikayla Molnar ’13

Matthew St. Marie ’83

Mary Pronesti Siwierka ’74

Judith Glenn ’84

SAVE THE DATE!APRIL 4, 2020

CASINO ROYALE

ELYRIA CATHOLIC 2020 Forward Gala


2018-2019 DONOR RECOGNITION

Thank You to Our 2018-2019 DonorsThis is not an audited financial report, but a listing of supporters and dollars raised in the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2018 and ending June 30, 2019. If your name has been omitted, we sincerely apologize. Please notify us of the omission. Thank you for supporting our students, our school and our mission.

President’s SocietyGifts of $5,000 and greater

AnonymousEllen Naughton Basinski ’57Bendix Commercial Vehicle SystemsClass of 1957Elyria Plastic ProductsHileman GroupI-90 NissanKnights of Columbus #637Knights of Columbus #774Mr. Steven Komives ’65Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas KsenichMr. & Mrs. Anthony MuscaMr. John O’Connor ’57Ridge Tool CompanySchlather-Bilskey Family FoundationMrs. Terry Ziegelmeyer

& Mr. James Ziegelmeyer

Leadership SocietyGifts of $2,500 and greater

Class of 1978CommStar Credit UnionMr. Kevin Cosgrove ’67Elyria Catholic Dads’ BoostersMr. George Garton ’55

& Mrs. Mary Jane Riley Garton ’58Mr. & Mrs. John GdulaMr. & Mrs. Thomas HilemanHwangstrong FoundationLuxury Heating Co., Inc.Mr. David McCoy ’92Mike’s KidsNick Abraham AutomallNordson CorporationOld Republic TitleParty PlaceMrs. Deborah Charnes Rossi ’64Sunnyside ChevroletThe Kelly Foundation

Our Lady of Grace SocietyGifts of $1,000 and greater

Alivia Margarette Agosto Memorial Foundation

Dr. & Mrs. Jason BarbRobert A. Bove Ltd.The Buck I. GroupCastele Family Scholarship Fund

Mr. David Charnes ’65Ms. Nancy Dowdell ’70Mr. Lawrence Fildes ’67Mr. Miles Foisy ’10Mrs. Barbara Diedrick Hornbeek ’74

& Mr. Daniel HornbeekLake Erie Warhawks, Inc.Mr. Lynn Livelsberger ’65Mr. Jim Machock ’72

& Mrs. Kathleen Fuchs Machock ’73

NASA Glenn Research CenterMrs. Francine Kretschmann

Paschall ’73Mr. Matthew Piros ’00Mr. Brian Ray ’87Mr. Rudolph Rehm ’63Mr. James Ross ’52Schlather Insurance Agency, Inc.Mr. Paul Schlather ’64Mrs. Lana Durban Scott ’90Mr. Anthony Zaatar ’09

Our Lady of Grace BenefactorsGifts of $1,000 and greater to the Elyria Catholic Annual Fund

AnonymousMr. Mark Blaszak ’97Mrs. Kathryn BoylanMrs. Amy Vajentic Butler ’80

& Mr. Terry ButlerClass of 1957Class of 1978Mr. Kevin Cosgrove ’67Mrs. Melissa Davis-Hartranft ’89Mr. & Mrs. Gregory FreehMr. & Mrs. John GdulaMr. & Mrs. Thomas HilemanDr. Michael Hoffman ’79Mrs. Michelle Hoffman

& Mr. Peter HoffmanMrs. Brenda Klein

& Mr. Matthew KleinMr. Steven Komives ’65Dr. Richard Kovacs ’72

Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas KsenichMrs. Debra Lehman-Smith ’74

& Lehman Family AlumniMrs. Suzanne Lester

& Mr. Frank LesterMr. & Mrs. Tom LoosMr. David McCoy ’92Mr. & Mrs. Christopher NagelNASA Glenn Research CenterPatsie & Jenee Campana

FoundationMr. Dennis M. Plato ’65Mr. & Mrs. Kevin & Jean RaabRidge Tool CompanyMr. & Mrs. Jay SchindleyMr. Robert Schlather ’64Schlather Insurance Agency, Inc.Mr. Lawrence SikoraMr. Mark Straka ’70The Buck I. Group Inc.UBS Employee Giving ProgramDr. Douglas Yunker ’75Mrs. Terry Ziegelmeyer


THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING ALL OF US AT ELYRIA CATHOLIC!



Advisory Council & Finance Board GivingThe Elyria Catholic Advisory Council brings real world experience to share in the school’s mission and vision. We thank our 2018-2019 council members for the generous donation of their time, talent and treasure to help shape the future of Elyria Catholic High School.

Mr. Nathaniel Carson ’10Mr. Robert Corts ’79Mr. Michael Essenmacher ’94Mr. Gary FischerMrs. Judith Glenn ’84Mr. Matthew Gustoff ’07Mrs. Maria GutierrezMr. Thomas HilemanMr. Brian Hoagland ’83Mr. David Jezewski ’90Mrs. Christine Kaminski Kish ’78Dr. Nicholas KsenichMr. & Mrs. Christopher NagelMr. Joseph Pronesti ’88Mr. Spencer Roule ’10Mr. Joseph Savoy ’85Mrs. Michele Diedrick Turrill ’81

Parents of Current Students and Parents of Alumni GivingMrs. Ruth AdamsMr. & Mrs. Bill AmatoDr. & Mrs. Jason BarbMr. & Mrs. Michael BeckerMr. & Mrs. Michael Behne ’68Mrs. Sharon Lauffer Blaszak ’68Mrs. Kathryn BoylanMr. & Mrs. Wendell BrownMrs. Catherine BucciMr. & Mrs. Michael BudingerMr. & Mrs. Robert BurkettMr. & Mrs. Dave BurnsMrs. Amy Vajentic Butler ’80

& Mr. Terry ButlerMrs. Judy Felgemaker Buzas ’70

& Mr. Richard BuzasMr. & Mrs. Kevin ByrneMr. & Mrs. Luciano CalanniMr. & Mrs. Joseph CaputoDr. Jennifer Poduska Carandang ’89

& Mr. Matthew Carandang ’88 Dr. & Mrs. Dennis CarsonMr. & Mrs. Paul ChiltonMr. & Mrs. Christopher CiryakMr. James Clark ’62Ms. Lisa ClaudioMr. John Congdon

& Mrs. Lisa WhitfieldMrs. Steffany Masters Congelio ’94

& Mr. Daniel CongelioMr. & Mrs. Anthony CopaMrs. Cheryl Glenn Cramer ’81

& Mr. Robert CramerMr. & Mrs. Perry Crandall

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony CuevasMrs. Annie Cunningham

& Mr. Ray CunninghamMr. Paul CunninghamMr. & Mrs. Michael DaviesMr. & Mrs. Steven DelaneyDr. James & Dr. Laura DeVengencieMr. & Mrs. Thomas DollMr. & Mrs. Kevin DoranMrs. Jayne Matia Eisbrenner ’71

& Mr. Edward Eisbrenner ’72Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Elbert ’89Mr. Louis Elbert ’81

& Mrs. Colleen Smith Elbert ’84Mr. & Mrs. Bill ElwerMr. & Mrs. Denny EnglishMr. & Mrs. Cliff EssenmacherDr. & Mrs. William FalkMrs. Jennifer Van Wie Farley ’89

& Mr. Andrew FarleyMr. & Mrs. Allan FentnerMr. & Mrs. Dennis FischerMr. & Mrs. Gary FischerMr. & Mrs. William FitchMs. Michelle FlanaganMr. & Mrs. Terence FlanaganMrs. Katherine Farkas Flynn ’69

& Mr. Glenn FlynnMr. & Mrs. Patrick Foreman ’70Mrs. Jean Dombrosky Frantz ’84

& Mr. Robert Frantz ’86Mr. & Mrs. Gregory FreehMr. & Mrs. John Fritz ’66Mr. Stephen Fuchs ’68

& Mrs. Catherine Jones Fuchs ’68Mr. & Mrs. Chuck & Hedy FyeMrs. Elaine GandolfoMr. & Mrs. Steve GarapicMr. & Mrs. Phillip GarrityMr. & Mrs. John GdulaMr. & Mrs. Joseph GeletkaMrs. Judith Glenn ’ 84

& Mr. Rob McGorrayMr. & Mrs. Robert GlennMr. & Mrs. John GorneyMr. & Mrs. Thomas GottMr. & Mrs. Douglas GrahamMr. & Mrs. John Grasso IIIMr. & Mrs. David Griffin ’87Mr. & Mrs. Robert GuintaMr. & Mrs. Joseph Hahn ’82Mr. James Harris ’81

& Mrs. Mary Pat Shepard Harris ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Peter HaywardMr. & Mrs. Peter HeidersbachMs. Michelle HendrixMs. Claire HernandezMr. & Mrs. Thomas HilemanMr. & Mrs. Charles HirschMr. & Mrs. Brian Hoagland ’83Mrs. Margaret HoaglandMr. & Mrs. Joseph HobbsMr. & Mrs. Kevin HogeMrs. Barbara Diedrick Hornbeek ’74

& Mr. Daniel HornbeekMr. & Mrs. Joseph Hrobat, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Michael HruschMrs. Melissa Hudak-Hilliard

& Mr. Robert HilliardMr. & Mrs. Gary HurstMs. Cynthia JacksonMs. Kristen JohnsonMs. Susan Guastella Jordan ’74

& Mr. Paul Jordan ’79Mr. Daniel Kelley ’88

& Mrs. Natalie Breznay Kelley ’88Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey KellingMr. & Mrs. Steve KemerMr. & Mrs. Jason KemptonMr. & Mrs. Patrick KennyMr & Mrs. John Keys ’70Mrs. Christine Kaminski Kish ’78

& Mr. David KishMrs. Brenda Klein

& Mr. Matthew KleinMrs. Rochelle KlemensMr. & Mrs. Matt KnothMr. & Mrs. Ralph KoebelMr & Mrs. Jeffrey Kovacs ’80Mr. & Mrs. Henry KowalMr. Michael Kozma ’79

& Mrs. Cynthia Petrik Kozma ’83Mr. & Mrs. John KrauthMr. & Mrs. Keith KreseMr. & Mrs. Michael KristoffMr. & Mrs. Andrew KrolDr. & Mrs. Frank KrupkaDr. & Mrs. Nicholas KsenichMr. Joseph Kuebler ’88Mr. & Mrs. Paul KueblerMr. Timothy Kuhman ’74Mr. & Mrs. Joseph KurtzweilMr. & Mrs. Michael LeonMr. John Lescher ’66

& Mrs. Susan Martin Lescher ’66Mrs. Suzanne Lester

& Mr. Frank LesterMr. & Mrs. Tom LoosMr. & Mrs. John LutzMr. & Mrs. William Machovina ’67Mr. & Mrs. James Mackert Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Mahaffey ’88Mr. & Mrs. Dan ManganMr. & Mrs. Chris MassieMr. & Mrs. Joseph McAleeseMrs. Mary Ann McCoyMr. & Mrs. Briant McLaughlin ’77Mr. & Mrs. Walter McMahonDr. Sean McNeeley

& Dr. Mary Kay ShubaMr. & Mrs. Thomas Meecha ’66Mrs. Margie MendezMr. Andrew Menner ’86

& Mrs. Laurie Harris Menner ’89Mr. & Mrs. James MichalskiMrs. Ann Miller ’88

& Mr. Douglas MillerMr. & Mrs. Darren MolnarMr. & Mrs. William MooreMr & Mrs. Scott MorrisMr. & Mrs. Mihai MuratMr. & Mrs. Terry Murello

Mr. & Mrs. Greg MuzillaMr. & Mrs. Christopher NagelMr. & Mrs. Michael Nagel Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Nelson ’92Mr. & Mrs. Michael NiederstMrs. Bridget Byam Novak ’84

& Mr. David NovakMr. & Mrs. Victor OefteringMr. & Mrs. Neal O’MalleyMr. & Mrs. Patrick O’NeilMr. & Mrs. Victor OrtizMr. & Mrs. Jeff PaleseMr. & Mrs. Andrew PalkoMr. & Mrs. Robert PalmerMr. & Mrs. Lawrence PattonMr. & Mrs. Kevin Peloquin ’90Mr. & Mrs. George PerzDr. & Mrs. Nelson PetrovMrs. Danielle Dean Phillips ’93

& Mr. Ross Phillips Mrs. Kathleen St. Marie Pinter ’88

& Mr. Wade PinterMr. William Price ’17Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pronesti ’88Mr. & Mrs. Kevin & Jean RaabMr. & Mrs. Walter RapaczMr. & Mrs. James ReichlinMr. & Mrs. Mark Reichlin ’69Mr. & Mrs. Dale Resar ’79Mr. & Mrs. Joseph RiberdyMrs. Christine Zidek Rider ’89Mr. & Mrs. James Rokasy ’79Mr. & Mrs. Eric Rothgery ’80Mr. William Samek ’68Mr. Walter Santiago

& Mrs. Dina Narvaez-SantiagoMrs. Margaret SavoyMr. & Mrs. Joseph SchillMr. & Mrs. Jay SchindleyMrs. Rebecca Lorensky Schlather ’68

& Mr. William Schlather ’68Mr. Thomas SchockMr. & Mrs. David SedlakMr. & Mrs. Phillip Seguin Dr. Rebecca Charnes Serazin ’70

& Mr. Scott Serazin ’70Ms. Karen SerranoMr. & Mrs. Greg SmithMr. & Mrs. Steven SpaetzelMr. & Mrs. Daniel SpencerMrs. Constance SpillarMr. & Mrs. Matthew St. Marie ’83Mr. & Mrs. Robert SteindlMr. & Mrs. Gerald StraitMr. & Mrs. John SuettaMr. & Mrs. Michael SundermanMr. & Mrs. Tom Taylor ’79Mr & Mrs. James Terrell ’67Mr. & Mrs. Scott ThomanMr. & Mrs. Christopher Thoman ’95Mrs. Sharon Shook Thome ’80

& Mr. Kennan ThomeMr. & Mrs. John TierneyMr. & Mrs. Todd TrockleyMr. & Mrs. Victor TurkMr. & Mrs. Wayne Uehlein


www.elyriacatholic.com 27+ = deceased

Mr. & Mrs. Scott WalkerMr. & Mrs. Thomas WallaceMr. & Mrs. Neil WalshMr. & Mrs. Patrick WalshMr. & Mrs. Mike WaltherMr. & Mrs. Gene WellsMr. & Mrs. Robert WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Jason WoodyardMr. & Mrs. Dan YanakMr. & Mrs. Christopher ZambataroMr. & Mrs. Robert ZawtockiMr. Ronald Zidek ’63Mrs. Terry Ziegelmeyer

& Mr. James ZiegelmeyerMr. & Mrs. Richard Zsigray

Class GivingClass of 1951Dorothy Birkbeck Cleary

Class of 1952Barbara Walsh DiedrickThomas DiedrickPatricia McAllister

RiegelsbergerJames RossRichard Tarnowski

Class of 1953Thelma Lakocy DechantHarold MinnichJoanne Myers PlasRosemary Ziegman

Woconish Class of 1954David DiedrickBarbara KleinDarlene McCowan

KnechtgesRobert KolopusDonald MachovinaMichael SchorkMarilyn McAllister TrupoStanley TrupoMary Kaine Williams

Class of 1955Barbara Yarsa BarnesDr. Vincent FeckGeorge GartonDavid HemmingerRonald Peloquin

Class of 1956Barbara Stanko BryanDonald RothgeryThomas Jezewski

Class of 1957Frank AndersonEllen Naughton BasinskiLaVonne Phillips DragerDianne Defazio GooldSally Skok HildebrandtRichard LewickiNorman MazurowskiCaroline Schork MitolaJohn O’ConnorMarcia Smith RothgeryTheodore Schmitz

Class of 1958Richard CallahanMary Jane Riley GartonSheila McGuire MarshallC. Patrick O’ConnorDennis O’NealPaul PustayDr. Tom Zeck

Class of 1959Karen Donovan CohaganBarbara GutmanFr. Cornelius O’ConnorMary Brigid McGowan St.

MarieThomas WilloughbySharon McAllister Zeck Class of 1960Alan BacherJames BeiterShirley Fritz BeiterJames Elkins

Daniel GolskiBarbara Daly Jezewski

Class of 1961Rev. Franklin BuckDr. Thomas MahlCatherine Dolan StoughtonJames Wirkner Class of 1962James ClarkJudith Powell GillMary Ann Cavagna GolskiMargaret Murray HoaglandMarilyn Ursem PeloquinWilliam ScottRonald Smith

Class of 1963David DiedrickEdward EnyedyJames FritzRudolph RehmDonald SugaskiRonald Zidek Class of 1964Sharon DebevecTerrance JanikMina Boyson MarciniakMary Glasow McShaneDeborah Charnes RossiSharon Smith SugaskiPaul SchlatherRobert SchlatherJoanne Gallagher Sullivan Class of 1965David CharnesJoseph DalyStephen Kirsh

Steven KomivesKaren Kaib LelandLynn LivelsbergerAnn McGowan-PorathJoan Brown McKinneyMarcia Hintz PicholaDennis Plato Lawrence SikoraGlen Thome Class of 1966Jim CyranJohn FritzSharon Hart GanslenDr. Patrick GlasowMargaret Rzetelny HambrickMichael KeysThomas MeechaKathleen PlatoFaith Harbeck Vautier

Class of 1967Donald BradleyKevin CosgroveElizabeth DolanMary Ann DowdellLawrence FildesWilliam GroomesRobert LytleWilliam MachovinaVirginia O’ConnorFrank PerrottaAnita Figler TellierJames Terrell

Class of 1968Michael BehneJudith Toth BighamSharon Lauffer BlaszakGonzalo DelgadoKenneth Diedrick

Catherine Jones FuchsStephen FuchsMarsha Knipp GreulichJoseph HornyakDavid KalisCynthia LauckJames MoloskyPatrice MooreRichard NardecchiaMary Fitzpatrick NewmanRoberta Mitock PierceJohn PolacsekWilliam SamekRebecca Lorensky

SchlatherWilliam SchlatherPeggy SchmidtLinda Ferrara SchneiderTimothy SchneiderJudith Mikoy ShivelyDaniel Van

Class of 1969Julia BajdaKatherine Farkas FlynnSheila Sprague GardnerGerald GolskiPatricia KirshGail Drahos OgleMark ReichlinAnthony SchuergerJudy Minnich SeleeCharlene Knipper StetsonJoan Larkin Villareal Class of 1970Mary Zink BirdJudy Felgemaker BuzasDeborah Thome ChappoDanielle Poje DavidsonNancy Dowdell

Makerspace Ribbon Cutting

Patrick ForemanMarianne O’Donnell IvanyAnthony JiovanazzoJohn KeysRobert KretschmannRonald RybarcykKaren Boron SchlatherRebecca Charnes SerazinScott SerazinKathleen SieminskiMark StewartMark StrakaJayne Muzick Zehngut

Class of 1971William BaerJayne Matia EisbrennerJohn JurcoGerard KretschmannThomas PetcavageMary Lynn Fuchs WatsonKaren Yunker Weber

Class of 1972Kathleen Poje BramwellWalter ChristensenEdward EisbrennerRichard FranklinFr. Lawrence JurcakBarbara Neff JurcoDr. Richard KovacsSusan Taylor MabryJim MachockSteve McCoySheila Vessalo PetcavageAnn Murphy TempleDavid Weitzel

Class of 1973Kathryn Burrer HyerMartha Logan-BielerKathleen Fuchs MachockJean Rybarcyk NejmanFrancine Kretschmann

PaschallPeggy ResarSusan Gilles RicksMarilyn Verhoff Wagner Class of 1974Mark BrattoliJeffrey ColeMalcolm DiederickGeralyn Burke GrayBarbara Diedrick HornbeekSusan Guastella JordanTimothy KuhmanRichard KukuckaDebra Lehman-SmithTimothy MahlMarci Abookire RichMary Pronesti Siwierka

Class of 1975Fr. Joseph CallahanDavid SchlatherBernard SmithDr. Douglas YunkerPeter Zakrzewski

Class of 1976Ann FarrellRichard PojeMichael StetsonEllen Koviak Winson Class of 1977AnonymousTheresa Woconish GrbachMaria Trott HarringtonKathleen Meanor HolmesRobert LehmanBriant McLaughlinLinda Zemanek SchusterMadeline Fuchs ThompsonDale Verhoff Kimberly Smith Wilhelm

Class of 1978Bryan AustinTeresa Kilmer BrownRobert BaumbickLisa D’Agostino BageThomas CallahanMargaret Schuerger ConnellyIn Memory of Diane Carr

CorriganLauren DavisNancy Coen DeSouzaJohn FarrellSally Pronesti GesourasTimothy GigliottiLenora Petcavage GivenGary GrambleyMary Kobb HerrickJames JurcoChristine Kaminski KishJean Schuster KohlsBecky Heh LindseyJim LonganoLarry MahlBrian McCoyPatrick McHughMatt McKeonColleen Callahan RosadoTom ReighleyTracie Guinta RobersonLauren Plas SaboRobert SaboB.T. SaporitoTom SmelkoGeorge SmithAl WackRobin McNeeley WebbTanas Ristas WilcoxJudy WladeckiBarbara Kirsh YerginGreta ZiegmanAnne Marie Zvirblis

Class of 1979Kathryn Yunker BrewerBret ByamCynthia St. Marie ByamRobert CortsDr. Michael HoffmanPaul JordanMichael KozmaWilliam KukuckaLisa Stokley LantzDavid McFarlandJohn MurphyDale ResarJames RokasyKevin RuppeltMary Agnes SchlatherThomas Taylor Class of 1980John BoylanAmy Vajentic ButlerJohn CummingsDanel D’OrazioJudith Molnar HoganJeffrey KovacsDaniel MinnichKelly Howard OswaldRobert PerusekEric RothgeryJames SchilensChristopher SmithJohn Szendrey Sharon Shook Thome

Class of 1981Noelle Perkowski BotheEllen Borowy CaseyPeggy Charkosky-Boyd

Cheryl Glenn CramerTheresa Daly CraytonLouis ElbertJanice Radyk GodbeyJames HarrisMary Pat Shepard HarrisRobert HungermanRobert O’DonnellMichael PatakyRonald RickUrsula Terrion SzabadosMichele Diedrick TurrillMichael Wirscham Class of 1982David BasinskiDavid EischenJoseph HahnMary Lou Diedrick KulaMary Jo LehmanJohn O’DonnellGreg PerusekPat PerusekChris SitoVernon Smith

Class of 1983Chris AmbrosioKelly Ann Burgess BullockJeffery EischenBrian HoaglandMichael KaneCynthia Petrik KozmaLisa Liszeski ReedWilliam SextonMatthew St. MarieArlene Stillwell

Class of 1984Paul BlevinsDr. Patrick ElbertColleen Smith ElbertJean Dombrosky FrantzJudith GlennRobert LeshnakJeannette Noveske

MotylewskiChristine MurphyBridget Byam NovakMichelle St. MarieDr. Todd Sweda

Class of 1985Dr. Paul GigliottiStephanie Smith GolskiKathleen RayJudy Stang SargentJoseph SavoyJoseph Shook Class of 1986Brian DemosRobert FrantzJames GaffneyDr. John GolskiBradley HoaglandJill St. Marie HoaglandDr. David KrolAndrew MennerChristine Koebel

RademacherAlan TraceyBarbara VeselyRobert Zidek



Help Us Celebrate and Honor Members of our Elyria Catholic

High School Community

Please go to elyriacatholic.com/awardsnomination

to nominate someone for one of these awards.

Young Alumni Award of Excellence Distinguished Alumni Award

Our Lady of Grace Benefactor Award

Nominations must be submitted by January 13, 2020.

Award winners will be recognized at our Annual Benefactors Reception.



Class of 1987Christopher CarmonPatricia Brizes CooneyMary Cay Gurchik DohertyChristine Dziak FenikBrian FitzpatrickDavid GriffinChristopher LehmanBrian Ray Class of 1988Matthew CarandangElizabeth Weigl HammondsBradly JonesDaniel KelleyNatalie Breznay KelleyJoe KueblerKevin MahaffeyKathleen St. Marie PinterJoseph PronestiDr. Sheila Rice-DaneMichael Vajentic Class of 1989Dr. Jennifer Poduska

CarandangMelissa Davis-HartranftJoseph ElbertJennifer Van Wie FarleyJohn Kichan Laurie Harris MennerDeborah Hronek PerkinsChristine Zidek Rider

Class of 1990Amy Laubenthal BoddeBetty Ann Bruewer JezewskiDavid JezewskiTracy MahlLana Durban Scott

Class of 1991Michael GandolfoAlycia Petrov LamparskiMelissa Roberts Parsons

Class of 1992Gwen Dyer HullmanJamie HullmanBrian MastersDavid McCoyKenneth Nelson

Class of`1993Stephen FuchsDanielle Dean Phillips Class of 1994Steffany Masters CongelioMichael Essenmacher

Class of 1995Matthew NelsonMichael NiederstChristopher Thoman Class of 1996Eric FritzLaura St. Marie JacksonStephanie MalanowskiKaren Fischer OudemanPatrick ReichlinMichael Rieth Class of 1997Mark BlaszakAshleigh Reichard

MashensicRyan Mueller Class of 1998James ButlerRebecca Bearer Lynch

Emily SamekMegan Crandall Tetlak

Class of 1999Ryan GorneyJulie Esch GrubeAllison KrebsJennifer Ruth MastersonLaura Hlebovy RossBrooke Cuevas UehleinRyan Uehlein Class of 2000Darlene Zidek AndersonSara Forthofer LinnellKatherine McGannonMatthew PirosJennifer Sieg TyrrelAnne Wilson Yu

Class of 2002Charles BranzChristopher BurtonKathleen Flanagan

DistelhorstKatarina Kurtz

Class of 2003Jessica Novotny ChojnickiEric EisbrennerChristine Weitzel MachovinaKevin MachovinaMichael McLaughlinMatthew Venzel Class of 2004Neil Fentner Class of 2006Robert McFarlandSteven Mueller

Class of 2007Amie Zvosec FritzMatthew GustoffKathryn HyattSpencer MillerDonovan Riley Class of 2008Keith EverhartBradley Moore

Class of 2009Adam FadaMichael NortonVirginia ParkeyMichael PetroffMichael WeberCraig WieheAnthony Zaatar Class of 2010Nathaniel CarsonMiles FoisyLane ForthoferDaniel MetelskySpencer RouleZoe Zwegat Class of 2011Hannah Copa EverhartKelly O’Dell PietraniecNicole Spaetzel

Class of 2012Amanda GriffithsStephanie Griffiths Class of 2013Stephanie DeckerWilliam JandaMikayla Molnar

Class of 2014Rachel KozmaCarl SpaetzelKurt Spaetzel

Class of 2015Jamie JandaSara LehmanTaylor O’Dell

Class of 2016Katie CuevasKassandra LaurentPatrick Orsagos

Class of 2017William PriceAnthony Saxon

Class of 2018Alex BrownPatrick ButlerFaith DeVengencieSarah FenikPaige FlatleyKevin HahnJoshua HayesLogan HaywardJames KellingMadeline KnothMadison LaurentQuinn MorrisJack NovakMegan ScheibelhutElizabeth Ziegelmeyer

Class of 2019Bryan Lehman

Class of 2021Alana McMahon

The Class of 1969 raised $5,000 during their reunion to provide tuition assistance for students.



Friends of Elyria Catholic GivingAnonymousMr. and Mrs. John AquillaMr. & Mrs. Thomas A. BarberMr. & Mrs. Anthony BasallaMr. Logan BittleMr. Joe BolashMs. Dawn BouchonvilleMr. Charles BranzMayor Holly BrindaMrs. Mary Ann Corrigan DavisMs. Amanda DeeryMr. & Mrs. Mike DeLoretoMr. & Mrs. Dennis & Jean DesseckerRev. Charlie DiedrickMs. Mary Lou DurkinMr. & Mrs. Brian EdmondsMs. Tomasina ElavskyMr. & Mrs. Jim FadaMr. & Mrs. Joseph FedakMs. Andrea FergusonMr. & Mrs. William FitchDr. & Mrs. Richard FogelMr. & Mrs. A.W. FoxMs. Alicia FoxMr. Casey FoxMs. Sandra FoxMr. Eugene FritzMrs. Selma FritzMr. Austin GoareMs. Kristin GomezMrs. Maria GutierrezMs. Sarah HansenMs. Helen HerbstMr. & Mrs. Mattan HiblerMrs. Marilyn HigginsMs. Nicki HowardMr. & Mrs. Joseph Hrobat, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey HungMr. & Mrs. William JaneszMs. Debbie JerromeMs. Melissa KacinariMr. & Mrs. Thomas KleinMr. & Mrs. Karl KoenigMr. Michael KorzanMr. & Mrs. Frank KrupkaMr. Joseph KsenichMrs. Margaret LanzolaMr. Darren LoppMs. Shannon McCormickMr. William MizakMr. & Mrs. Michael MulleeMr. & Mrs. Anthony MuscaMr. Thomas NortonMrs. Amy O’Brien

& Mr. Daniel O’BrienDr. & Mrs. Frank O’LinnMr. Michael PozunMr. Robert PustayMr. Jeff ReimerMr. & Mrs. Mark RoachMr. Jerome RodakMs. Jennifer ShagovacMr. Michael ShebakMs. Anita Simko

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond SimmonsMr. Michael SobiloMr. Alex StitesMr. & Mrs. Daniel StokesMr. & Mrs. Gerald StraitMr. Sean SweeneyMr. William ThadenMr. & Mrs. Stephen TicichMs. Lesley TompkinsMs. Sharon UrigMr. Paul Vrzal

Faculty and Staff GivingOur talented and dedicated teachers, administrators and staff guide our students each day. We are humbled by the financial support from 100% of the Elyria Catholic High School faculty and staff.

Mrs. Jill AnglinMr. Matt BarberMrs. Sharon Blaszak ’68Mr. Theodore Blaszak Mrs. Kathryne BradescaMrs. Shannon BrennanMr. Michael BrownMrs. Amy Vajentic Butler ’80Mrs. Jessica Novotny Chojnicki ’03Ms. Rebecca CiarroneMr. Allen ClarkMr. Javier CruzMrs. Annie CunninghamMr. Paul CunninghamMr. Jack DuffyMr. Charles Eary, Jr.Mrs. Danielle EspositoMs. Ruth FarmakidisMrs. Angela FinicleMrs. Aurea FisherMr. Brandon FosterMr. Brian FoxMrs. Kathryn HallalMs. Allison HarbartMrs. Madeleine HeinrichMrs. Melissa Hudak-HilliardMrs. Michelle HoffmanMrs. Abby HricovecMr. Kevin JuguilonMs. Joan KepplerMrs. Brenda KleinMrs. Lisa KochMr. Thomas KronholzMr. Phil KuchtaMs. Grace LathamMs. Sara LanzolaMrs. Suzanne LesterMrs. Chelsea LittenMr. Kevin Machovina ’03Ms. Molli Machovina ’00Mr. Steve McCoy ’72Mrs. Tiffany McMahonMrs. Margie MendezMr. Craig PetrusMs. Edith QuimperMr. John RoyskiMrs. Linda Zemanek Schuster ’77

Mr. Matt SmithMrs. Maryann StewartMrs. Kelsie StitesMrs. Leslie StoneMrs. Coletta StrippyMs. Leslie SzalaiMr. Thomas Taylor ’79Mr. Michael VitaleMrs. Kim WatsonMrs. Jean WeaverMrs. Lisa WeeastMrs. Anne WilkinsonMrs. Terry Ziegelmeyer

Business, Organization and Foundation GivingAire-Master of ClevelandAlmadien VillageBank of AmericaBarnes, Wendling CPAs, Inc.Bendix Commercial Vehicle SystemsBlue Sky RestaurantBluestar Metal RecyclingBogner Family Funeral HomeByam Family Charitable FundCerity PartnersCommStar Credit UnionDeloitteDrake ConstructionElyria Catholic Dads’ BoostersElyria Catholic Girls Basketball TeamElyria Catholic Hockey TeamElyria Plastic ProductsElyria Sports Hall of FameFischer & Associates Architects, Inc.Friends of Dennis P. WillRichard L. Fogel, D.D.SG & N Cadco, Ltd.Gluvna Shimo Hromada Funeral

ChapelGreater Cleveland Adult BaseballHileman GroupHoly Trinity School - AvonHuntington BankHwangstrong FoundationI-90 NissanKevin J. Hyatt, DDSKeyBank FoundationKidsmile Inc. Pediatric DentistryKnights of Columbus #637Knights of Columbus #774Kohl’s Department StoreLake Erie Warhawks, Inc.Lang Optical, Inc.Loco Pie Pizza Co., LLCLorain County Community CollegeLiving Stations of the Cross CastLuxury Heating Co., Inc.Michael D. Tully Co., L.P.A.Midway TrophiesMike’s KidsMoney Matters Co, Inc.NASA Glenn Research CenterNick Abraham AutomallNordson CorporationNortheast District Athletic Board of

OHSAA

Ohio Catholic Federal Credit UnionOhio State Eagles Charity FundOhioMetOld Republic TitleParty PlacePegg Vanek DDS Inc.Patsie and Jenee Campana

FoundationPepsico Silicon Valley Community

FoundationPfizer Annual Giving CampaignPiazza & Cooke Szczepanski Co.,

L.P.A.Pinehaven Greenhouses Inc.PNC FoundationRachelle Grimmett Agency -

American Family InsuranceRidge Tool CompanyRobert A. Bove, Ltd.Robert Wood Johnson FoundationRyan - St. Marie Insurance Agency,

Inc.Savoy Insurance GroupSchlather-Bilskey Family FoundationSchlather Insurance Agency, Inc.Sherwin Williams FoundationSignetsSomers AgencySorrento’s Ristorante & PizzeriaSt. Jude School - ElyriaSt. Mary School - ElyriaSt. Peter School - North RidgevilleStewart Appliance, Inc.Sunnyside ChevroletTaylor, Breunig and Robinson Co.,

L.P.A.The Buck I. Group, Inc.The Kelly FoundationUBS Employee Giving ProgramUnited Polish ClubVandemark Jewelry Co.Weed ProWells Fargo

Annual and Endowed Scholarship GivingAlumni Band ScholarshipMrs. Darlene Anderson ’00Mrs. Ellen Naughton Basinski ’57

& Mr. David Baskinski, Sr.Mrs. Noelle Perkowski Bothe ’81Mr. Lawrence Fildes ’67Mr. and Mrs. Chuck & Hedy FyeMrs. Janice Radyk Godbey ’81Ms. Nicki HowardMrs. Marianne O’Donnell Ivany ’70Mrs. Lisa Stokley Lantz ’79Mrs. Mina Boyson Marciniak ’64Mr. Robert O’Donnell ’81Mrs. Gail Drahos Ogle ’68Mr. Andrew PalkoMs. Virginia Parkey ’09Ms. Kathleen Ray ’85Mr. Dale Resar ’79Mrs. Constance SpillarMr. Daniel StokesMrs. Ursula Terrion Szabados



Mrs. Sharon Shook Thome ’80 &. Mr. Kennan Thome

Ms. Lesley TompkinsMrs. Ellen Koviak Winson ’76

Al Charnes ScholarshipMr. and Mrs. David Charnes ’65Dr. Deborah Charnes Rossi ’64

Class of 1957 Memorial ScholarshipMr. Frank Anderson ’57Mrs. Dianne DeFazio Goold ’57

The Nancy Dowdell ScholarshipMs. Nancy Dowdell

The Gandolfo Family ScholarshipMr. and Mrs. Michael Gandolfo ’91

Mary Garton Memorial ScholarshipMr. George Garton ’55

& Mrs. Mary Jane Riley Garton ’58

Scott Holland ScholarshipElyria Catholic Hockey TeamLiving Stations of the Cross Cast

The Jakob Hwang Memorial ScholarshipMrs. Sharon Lauffer Blaszak ’68 &

Mr. Ted BlaszakMr. Charles BranzMr. Alex Brown ’18

& The Brown FamilyMs. Catherine BucciMr. Patrick Butler ’18

& The Butler FamilyDr. Jennifer Poduska Carandang ’89

& Mr. Matthew Carandang ’88 Ms. Katie Cuevas ’16Ms. Faith DeVengencie ’18

& The DeVengencie Family

Ms. Sarah Fenik ’18 & Mrs. Christine Dziak Fenik ’87 & Mr. Theodore Fenik

Ms. Andrea FergusonMs. Paige Flatley ’18

& The Flatley FamilyMrs. Judith Powell Gill ’62Mr. Kevin Hahn ’18

& The Hahn FamilyMr. Joshua Hayes ’18

& The Hayes FamilyMr. Logan Hayward ’18

& The Hayward FamilyMs. Pamela HorvatHwangstrong FoundationMrs. Kathryn Burrer Hyer 73

& Mr. Richard HyerMr. & Mrs. Kevin JuguilonMr. James Kelling ’18

& The Kelling FamilyMs. Madeline Knoth ’18

& The Knoth Family Ms. Madison Laurent ’18

& Ms. Kassandra Laurent ’16 & The Laurent Family

Mr. & Mrs. Michael LeonMrs. Suzanne Lester

& Mr. Frank LesterLiving Stations of the Cross CastMr. Jim Machock ’72 &

Mrs. Kathleen Fuchs Machock ’73Ms. Megan Scheibelhut ’18

& The McAleese FamilyMr. Quinn Morris ’18

& The Morris FamilyMr. Jack Novak ’18

& The Novak FamilyMs. Taylor O’Dell ’15Mr. Patrick Orsagos ’16Mr. William Price ’17Mr. & Mrs. Joseph SchillMrs. Coletta StrippyMr. & Mrs. Dan YanakMrs. Anne Wilson Yu ’00

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher ZambataroMs. Elizabeth Ziegelmeyer ’18

& The Ziegelmeyer Family

Knights of Columbus ScholarshipKnights of Columbus #637Knights of Columbus #774

The Kolopus ScholarshipMr. Robert Kolopus ’54

Rosemary Kretschmann ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Robert Kretschmann ’70Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Kretschmann ’71Mrs. Francine Kretschmann

Paschall ’73 & Mr. Fred Paschall

John D. Lescher Memorial ScholarshipMrs. Elaine GandolfoMr. & Mrs. Michael Gandolfo ’91Ms. Alycia LamparskiMs. Melissa Parsons ’91Mrs. Terry Ziegelmeyer


Dr. John McCoy ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. David McCoy ’92Ms. Mary Ann McCoyMs. Greta Ziegman ’78

The McFarland ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Dennis & Jean Dessecker

Mike’s KidsMr. and Mrs. Michael Becker ’87

Naughton-Basinski Faculty EnrichmentMr. & Mrs. David Basinski Jr. ’82Mrs. Ellen Naughton Basinski ’57

& Mr. David BasinskiMs. Caroline Mitola ’57

Lou Rotunda ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Henry Janowicz ’53 Mr. Lynn Livelsberger ’65

Student ScholarshipAnonymousAlivia Margarette Agosto Memorial

FoundationMs. Katherine McGannon ’00Mr. & Mrs. Anthony MuscaRev. Cornelius O’Connor ’59Mrs. Kelly O’Dell Pietraniec ’11Mr. James P. Ross ’52Ms. Peggy J. Schmidt ’68The Kelly Foundation

In Honor of In Honor of Fr. Brian Humphrey ’98Ms. Emily Samek ’98

In Memory ofIn Memory of Judith BalzerMrs. Cynthia Petrik Kozma ’83

& Mr. Michael Kozma ’79

In Memory of Michael BierekDr. & Mrs. Nicholas Ksenich

In Memory of Coach Jerry BeckMr. & Mrs. Perry CrandallDr. & Mrs. William Falk Ms. Kathryn Hyatt ’07Ms. Katarina Kurtz ’02Ms. Stephanie Malanowski ’96Mr. & Mrs. Neal O’MalleySherwin-Williams FoundationMrs. Megan Crandall Tetlak ’98Mrs. Jennifer Sieg Tyrrel ’00Mrs. Kimberly Smith Wilhelm ’77

In Memory of Brian Borowy ’81 and Jill Borowy ’85Mrs. Ellen Borowy Casey ’81

In Memory of Patricia Bradesca-SchockDr. & Mrs. Nicholas Ksenich

In Memory of Mary Jane Diedrick Eldridge ’60Mr. & Mrs. James Beiter ’60Mrs. Barbara Daly Jezewski ’60

& Mr. Thomas Jezewski ’56

In Memory of David Fontecchio ’96Mr. & Mrs. William CrawfordMr. Michael Rieth ’96

In Memory of Mary Laskin Garrity ’73Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Garrity

In Memory of Donny Gilles ’83Mr. & Mrs. Karl Koenig

Elyria Catholic held its first Panther Night at the Races on Saturday, October 26. The event was sponsored by Savoy Insurance Group. It was great to see so many alumni and parents attend this fun and relaxing event. The Panther Club and Advancement Department collaborated on welcoming this event to Elyria Catholic. All proceeds benefited Elyria Catholic Athletes and Students. If you missed it this year, be sure to look for it again in the Fall of 2020.



In Memory of John George ’60Mr. & Mrs. James Beiter ’60

In Memory of Kurt Jacobs ’06, Kelly Kramer ’07 & Warren Sill ’04Mr. & Mrs. Allan Fentner

In Memory of Henry Janowicz ’53Mr. Eugene Fritz

In Memory of Glen Kelly ’77Mrs. Kathleen Meanor Holmes ’77

& Mr. Douglas Holmes

In Memory of Tim Laubenthal ’84Mrs. Ruth AdamsCerner CorporationMr. Ashwani DharMr. & Mrs. David EnnesMr. & Mrs. Cliff EssenmacherMr. & Mrs. Jim FadaMrs. Mary Ann Cavagna Golski ’62

& Mr. Daniel Golski ’60Mr. Thomas Harrington

Mrs. Margaret Hoagland ’62Ms. Patricia JacksonLang Optical, Inc.Ms. Marilu LaubenthalMr. Norman LaubenthalMr. Brian McFarlandMr. William NosseMr. & Mrs. Patrick O’Connor ’58Ms. Jacquelyn PasadynThe Petrov FamilyMr. & Mrs. John Plas ’53Ms. JoAnn PryorMs. Julie PryorMr. & Mrs. Paul Pustay ’58Mr. William QuinlanMrs. Marcia Smith Rothgery ’57

& Mr. Donald Rothgery ’56Mrs. Margaret SavoyMr. & Mrs. Phillip SheffieldMs. Kathleen Sieminski ’70Mrs. Constance SpillarMr. & Mrs. Matthew St. Marie ’83Dr. Pegg VanekMr. & Mrs. Robert WackerMr. & Mrs. Patrick Willbond

In Memory of Laura LaCrosse Leister ’55Mr. & Mrs. Harold Minnich ’53

In Memory John D. Lescher ’91Mr. & Mrs. John F. Lescher ’66

In Memory of George Reising ’58Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pustay ’58

In Memory of Paul Schuster ’73Mr. Eugene FritzMr. & Mrs. John Fritz ’66Mrs. Christine Kaminski Kish ’78

& Mr. David Kish

In Memory of Helen StewartMrs. Mary Ann Cavagna Golski ’62

& Mr. Daniel Golski ’60

In Memory of Robert W. Smith ’54Ms. Helen AshykMs. Judy BryanMrs. Karen Donovan Cohagan ’59

& Mr. Gary Cohagan

Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Diederick ’74Elyria Princess PagentMr. & Mrs. Robert GuintaMr. & Mrs. Rich HoganMr. William HuffmanMr. Terrance Janik ’64Mr. & Mrs. Donald Machovina ’54Mr. & Mrs. Michael MalanowskiMr. Carl MielcarekMr. & Mrs. Harold Minnich ’53Mr. Erik MlincekMr. & Mrs. Kenneth OswaldMr. & Mrs. John Plas ’53Ms. Jacquelyn PorachanMr. & Mrs. John PorachanMs. Shirley RembertMrs. Marcia Smith Rothgery ’57

& Mr. Donald Rothgery ’56Mr. & Mrs. Phillip SeguinMrs. Michelle Porachan-SettleMr. & Mrs. Richard Smith Ms. Stephanie SmithMs. Kathleen SwartzMr. & Mrs. James ThorpeMr. & Mrs. Kevin UrigMr. & Mrs. Dale Verhoff ’77Mrs. Marilyn Verhoff Wagner ’73

& Mr. Donald WagnerMr. & Mrs. Thomas Williams ’54

In Memory of Betty TaylorMs. Eileen AllenMs. Bonnie BlissMr. and Mrs. Daniel BorosMrs. Kathryn Yunker Brewer ’79

& Mr. Lewis BrewerMrs. Deborah Thome Chappo ’70

& Mr. Mike ChappoMs. Katherine CrottyMs. Wanda CurrierElyria Catholic Dads’ BoostersMrs. Jayne Matia Eisbrenner ’71

& Mr. Edward Eisbrenner ’72Ms. Judy EmerichMr. & Mrs. William FitchMr. & Mrs. Sanjay GargMs. Theresa GebhardtMr. & Mrs. William ImmlerMr. & Mrs. Anthony Jiovanazzo ’70Mr. Jeffrey Kovacs ’80Lorain County Ostomy AssociationMrs. Susan Mabry ’72Mrs. Kathleen Fuchs Machock ’73

& Mr. James Machock ’72Mr. & Mrs. James MackertMr. & Mrs. William MarshDr. Sean McNeeley

& Dr. Mary Kay ShubaMr. & Mrs. Thomas Meecha ’66Mr. & Mrs. Harold Minnich ’53Northeast District Athletic Board of

OHSAAMrs. Marilyn Ursem Peloquin ’62

& Mr. Ronald Peloquin ’55Mr. & Mrs. Eric Rothgery ’80Mr. & Mrs. Matthew St. Marie ’83Ms. Beverlee Troutman

The Kelly Foundation was established to carry on the spirit, positive influence and love for others that Kelly Ann Kramer, Elyria Catholic High School Class of 2007, embodied throughout her life. The Kelly Foundation held its second annual fundraiser Cornhole and “Que” for a Cause event at Elyria Catholic High School in September of 2018. In addition to a cornhole tournament and fabulous barbecue dinner, the event included unique raffle baskets and featured live music, as well as crafts and activities for children. Babysitting services were provided by our own Elyria Catholic students. The Kelly Foundation donated the proceeds from this event to provide tuition assistance to Elyria Catholic students. The Kelly Foundation returned to Elyria Catholic in September of 2019 to hold a similar event. This year, Elyria Catholic clubs and student organizations were asked to write grants to the foundation requesting support for their specific mission and activities. The Kelly Foundation awarded grants to our Model UN Club, Drama Club, Drone Racing Club, Robotics Team and our newly formed Mulieres Clarae Dei Women’s Ministry Group in addition to providing tuition assistance to Elyria Catholic students. The Kelly Foundation also supports the Cleveland Kids’ Book Bank. The Executive Board of The Kelly Foundation includes Connie and Dale Kramer, Kelly’s parents, Dennis Kramer ‘03, Kelly’s brother; and Lori Ashyk, Kelly’s aunt; as well as Danielle Mueller and Kristin Gorney Kovesdy ‘07, Kelly’s lifelong friends.

The Kelly Foundation

Pictured left to right: Ms. Ruth Farmakidis (Model UN), Dennis Kramer, Lori Ashyk, Connie Kramer (The Kelly Foundation), Ashley Hoge (Robotics), Abigail Shaw (Drama and Mulieres Clarae Dei) and Mrs. Terry Ziegelmeyer (Drone Racing Club and Robotics Team)



In MemoriamThe following Elyria Catholic Alumni passed away between October 2018 and October 2019 or were not reported in last year’s Panther Prowl. They will be remembered at Masses and in daily prayers throughout the year.

Richard Beiter ’59Michael Bierek ’61Joan Blair ’60Tina Smith Campbell ’81Patricia Donahue ’68Margaret Dowdell ’69Jennifer Hattan Fashing ’64Sally Herman Fisher ’59Donald Gargas ’55John George ’60James Goeke-Morey ’88Carmen Higgason ’96Henry Janowicz ’53Barbara Meo King ’59Laura LaCrosse Leister ’55John Lescher ’66Sally Kinter Logar ’59Carol Malik Machovina ’57Russell Noster ’70Scott Pitts ’89Barry Pyne ’66Jeanine Coghlan Swiger ’75Barbara Radosevich Thomas ’59Thomas Webber ’82Judith Cullin Weitzel ’52Thomas Winson ’77

Faculty/StaffJohn Russell, band teacher

If an EC alum in your family

passes away, please let us know

by contacting Elyria Catholic

High School Office of Alumni

Relations at (440) 365-1821

ext. 8619. If you would like to

remember your loved one

through donations to Elyria

Catholic High School, please

contact your funeral director for

more information.

In Memory of Mona Vesely and Robert VeselyMs. Barbara Vesely ’86

In Memory of Leo and Cecilia WalshMr. & Mrs. Neil Walsh

In Memory of Thomas WinsonMrs. Ellen Naughton Basinski ’57

& Mr. David Basinski, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Chuck & Hedy FyeMrs. Mina Boyson Marciniak ’64Mrs. Constance Spillar

In Memory of Elaine ZidekMs. Maryann AndrewsMrs. Sharon Lauffer Blaszak ’68

& Mr. Ted Blaszak

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph CaputoMrs. Jennifer Van Wie Farley ’89

& Mr. Andrew FarleyMr. & Mrs. John Fritz ’66Mrs. Selma FritzMrs. Carol GubenoMr. James Harris ’81

& Mrs. Mary Pat Shepard Harris ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Hrobat, Sr.Mrs. Cynthia Petrik Kozma ’83

& Mr. Michael Kozma ’79Ms. Nancy KusakMr. & Mrs. William Machovina Jr. ’67Mr. & Mrs. Paul MusgroveMrs. Deborah Hronek Perkins ’89

& Mr. Brad PerkinsMs. Kathleen Ray ’85Mr. & Mrs. William Schlather ’68Ms. Debbie Schoeider

Mrs. Betty Seward Mr. & Mrs. Matthew St. Marie ’83Mr. & Mrs. Richard StofferMrs. Sharon Smith Sugaski ’64

& Mr. Donald Sugaski ’63Ms. Constance SwedaDr. Todd Sweda ’84Ms. Christina VincentMrs. Ellen WebberMs. Brenda WeegarMrs. Jean Williams

In Memory of Robert ZiegmanMs. Greta Ziegman ’78

In Memory of Gail Zvosec ’69Mrs. Gwen Dyer Hullman ’92

& Mr. Jamie Hullman ’92

Please note that the Memorial Gifts listed here were made in the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019.

If you would like to remember your loved one through donations to Elyria Catholic High School, please contact the Elyria Catholic High School Office of Alumni Relations at (440) 230 8619.

Monsignor Newton Legacy Society Monsignor Newton Legacy Society Members have included Elyria Catholic High School in their estate plans. These types of gifts secure our school’s financial future and leave a lasting legacy of support for our mission. Visit www.elyriacatholic.com/plannedgiving for more information.

Monsignor Newton Legacy Society MembersFannie Abraham*Jaye Banville ’70*The David Basinski FamilyMr. Ronald Capasso ’71Jim Cyran ’66Nancy Dowdell ’70Diane Defazio Goold ’57Ronald Gilgenbach ’52*Barbara Gubeno ’53*Sharon KaczmarczykEarl MahlDr. Paul Minnillo, Sr.Theresa NasipakJohn W. Ross ’58Lou Rotunda*Ron Rybarcyk ’70Alice Stipanovich* Richard Tarnowski ’52*deceased

Jim Ross, proud graduate of the class of 1952, recalled some of his memories of Elyria Catholic at a recent visit to EC. He shared that his roots go all the way back to when he was the President of Elyria Catholic’s first freshman class in 1949 when it was located at St. Mary School in Elyria.

Upon graduating from Elyria Catholic, Jim attended The Ohio State University, where he earned a freshman letter and two Varsity O letters for golf. In 1957 with a BS in Business Administration, Jim decided to return to Elyria, the community where he was raised, to work as a Certified Public Accountant for more than forty years. In 1978 he was inducted into the Elyria Sports Hall of Fame where several EC alumni, coaches and volunteers later joined him in receiving the same honor.

Jim’s fond memories of attending Elyria Catholic, along with his feelings that it was time to “Pay It Forward,” a phrase coined by Woody Hayes many years ago, are what inspired him to establish an endowed scholarship that current freshmen can apply for to help with tuition in their sophomore, junior and senior year. Jim hopes that his commitment to Elyria Catholic and his willingness to Leave His Print, may encourage others to do the same. If you are interested in helping to provide tuition assistance to Elyria Catholic students, please contact Michelle Hoffman at 440.230.8618 or by emailing her at [email protected]. You can join Jim in Leaving Your Print too!

The Jim Ross Scholarship

Abby Shaw ’20, Jim Ross ’52 and Adam Fenik ’21 pose in front of Jim’s photo hanging on the wall from the Class of 1952.


GRADUATION DAY 2019

Graduation Day We were happy to continue the Graduation Day tradition at Elyria Catholic. For the second year we gathered with our alumni parents and their graduates for breakfast before the Baccalaureate Mass. This year we invited the Class of 1969 to lead our seniors in to commencement in celebration of their 50th Reunion. Thank you to everyone involved!


Please support the

100% of Elyria Catholic faculty and staff made a gift to the 18-19

Annual Fund!

100%

Please make a gift by using the envelope

provided or visit

elyriacatholic.com/give

Alumni participation in giving to Elyria

Catholic students has grown from 3.7 to

5.5% in just one year!

5.5%

Total Endowment is $3.5 MillionTuition Granted• Elyria Catholic students received over $1.3 million in tuition

assistance for the 2019-20 school year!

• 84% of students from the Class of 2023 received tuition assistance.

• 80% of all students received tuition assistance.

The Class of 2019 earned over $7,203,544 in

scholarships and grants to attend college.

$7,203,544

100% of our students participate in service

activities and accumulated over

8,000 service hours in one year

100%

85% of students participate in athletics and over 27

extra-curricular activities with new opportunities

added every year

85%

420 is the number of students who will be served

by gifts to the Elyria Catholic Annual Fund

420

95% of our 2019 graduates are seeking higher education, 3%

joined the military, 2% are pursuing other options

95%

Elyria Catholic Annual Fund

725 Gulf RoadElyria, OH 44035-3697440.365.1821elyriacatholic.com

December 2019 25 Merry Christmas!

January 2020 1 Happy New Year!

24 All County Mass | 9:30 a.m.

February 2020 27 Kairos Retreat

March 2020 1 Class of 2024

Welcome Rally

2 Lorain County Catholic Elementary School Band Festival

18, 20, 21 Spring Musical – The Addams Family

April 2020 4 Elyria Catholic

Forward Gala 2020

12 Happy Easter!

23 Spring Open House | 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.

May 2020 7 Seventh Grade

Experience Day

14 Seventh Grade Experience Day

16 Seventh Grade HSPT Practice Test

22 Baccalaureate Mass | 9:00 a.m

Graduation | 6:00 p.m.

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