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LegaciesSummer 2020

A Publication for Catholic School Alumni and Families

Notre Dame Jr./Sr. High School - serving families from 20 Mohawk Valley area school districts

OUR CAMPUS WAS CLOSED, OUR MISSION CONTINUED

Students bring flowers and crown the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary for the virtual May Crowning.

Junior, Luke delivers meals to health-care workers at St. Luke’s Hospital.

While schools across the country scrambled to adapt to the challenges of online learning, Notre Dame students and faculty were well-equipped to handle the crisis. Earlier in the Fall of 2019, thanks to the generosity of our donors, many of whom are alumni, we had just rolled out our 1 to 1 Chromebook initiative, ensuring that all students at the High School had a school issued Chromebook. Many teachers had already been using such platforms as Google Classroom in their classes, which facilitated a smooth transition to online learning. Classes continued remotely for the remainder of the 2020 school year.

In addition to academic preparedness during the pandemic, Notre Dame contin-ued to be present spiritually by providing virtual prayer resources, encouraging videos from faculty and staff during Holy Week, providing access to virtual and live streamed Masses with Fr. Joe Salerno at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, to even hosting a virtual May Crowning ceremony, where several students and staff gath-ered in a socially distant outdoor prayer service, where the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary was crowned, a time honored tradition in the Catholic faith. The event was live streamed on social media so that all could watch from the safety of their homes.

True to our mission as a Catholic school, several ND students took it upon them-selves to make a difference in our local community during these challenging times. One of our eleventh-grade students, Luke, organized a fundraiser to pro-vide meals for healthcare workers at St. Luke’s Hospital during the pandemic. Luke cited his goal of working in the health field as his inspiration. Hailey, a soph-omore, made hundreds of facemasks for those in need of them. Hailey combined her love of sewing and her new-found free time during the course of the pan-demic to make a big difference. One group of Juggler siblings organized a food drive, along with their Boy Scout Troop 14, to collect for the hungry during this crisis. The boys put flyers in the neighbor’s mailboxes, collected donations, and then delivered them to local food pantries.

8th Grader, Ava, works on her assignments from home with her school-issued Chrome Book.

Campus for Catholic Education

Commencement 2020

Class of

2020Top Ten

Notre Dame Established 1960

Executive PrincipalRoy Kane

[email protected]

Vice PrincipalDanea Hurd

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Controller Gina Surace

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Director of AdvancementKari Puleo

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Director of AthleticsMarty Nemecek, ND ‘79

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Director of GuidanceEmily Swancott

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Campus MinistryCarla Nemecek, ND ‘79

[email protected]

Board of TrusteesVin Gilroy, President, ND ‘74

Esi Asare Paul Caruso, ND ‘87

Gail Cowley, SFDS ‘70Bill Crist

Michael Durr, ND ‘77Lisa Green

Carrie Byrne PuteloJames Salamy, ND ‘69

Fr. Joseph SalernoAl Shaw, ND ‘67

Thomas Van Waes, ND ‘67

Comments, contributions and address changes should

be directed to:

Advancement Office 2 Notre Dame Lane

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BEHIND: Arijana Andelija, Caitlin Snyder, Peter Braick, Samantha Fluty, Ellen Lyga

FRONT: Evangelina Stoyan, Emily Kupiec, Hannah Bushey, Danielle Cresci, Marissa Patterson

Valedictorian: Danielle Cresci, Salutatorian: Hannah Bushey

Class of

2020Valedictorian

and Salutatorian

Commencement 2020

Valedictorian: Danielle Cresci, Salutatorian: Hannah Bushey

2020 Graduates & Parent Alumni

Hannah BusheyJerry Bushey ND ’91, Kelly (Carville) Bushey ND ’91,

Gianna Bushey ND ’17, Noah Bushey ND ‘18

Sofia GardinierDyanna (Christopoulus) Gardinier RCH ‘84

Missing from photo: Christopoulus Gardinier ND ‘16

Serenity BrothersShanta Furlow ND ‘97

Danielle CresciAlexandria Cresci ND ‘19

Alexander GiehlKathleen (Moore) Giehl, ND ‘86

Missing from photo: Emma Giehl, ND 2018, Tom Moore, UCA ’56

Isabella SchollMatthew Cross ND ’17,

Laura Tanoury Cross ND ‘84

John BuschmannLaura (Franchini) Buschmann ND ‘82

Missing from photo: Margaret (Buschmann) Kozak ND’13, Jon Kozak ND ’13, Katherine Buschmann ND ’14, Allie Buschmann ND

’22, Diane Fanchini UCA ’76, Lisa (Fanchini) Cooper ND ’79

Matthew DigamusSamantha Digamus ND ‘18

Robert & Caitlin Snyder Renee (Carlson) Snyder ND ’91, Sarah

Snyder ND ’18, John Snyder ND ‘91

Marian Club Dinner & Brother More,CFX Sports Hall of Fame Induction Postponed

Individuals chosen to be recognized this year by Notre Dame Marian Club are Mary Kate Emdin Rinko, St. Francis de Sales Class of 1954 and Brother Leonard Wojtanowski, CFX. ND ’63. Due to COVID-19, the dinner has been postponed to Friday, April 30, 2021 at Hart’s Hill Inn. The Marian Club is an organization whose sole purpose is to assist Notre Dame families with tuition aid. Membership dues, the dinner, and the sale of memo-rial bricks are the only source of funds. If you would like to become a member, information can be obtained at notredameutica.org. The dinner will also serve as the induction ceremony to the Brother More, CFX Sports Hall of Fame.

Brother More, CFX Sports Hall of Fame honorees to include: Rick Zimmer, Class of 1970, Football; Bobby Cer-minaro, Class of 1988, Football/Baseball; Captain George Wood (Posthumous), Class of 1988, Football; Lisa Reeves, Class of 1994, Cross Country; CJ Cantil, Class of 2000, Basketball; Kevin Roberts, Class of 2000, Football, Basketball, and Baseball; Coach Pete Curley, long-time assistant basketball coach and “Mr. do anything” for Notre Dame. Congratulations to all honorees.

Senior SendoffThe class of 2020 was celebrated amidst a clamoring of car horns, bells, and applause as several members of the faculty and administration surprised each senior with a parade. Cars carefully decorat-ed in blue and gold with well-wishes written in window paint, some with balloons, signs, streamers, and more. The parade route, led by the Notre Dame vans, covered the homes of all 46 seniors, stretching as far from the high school campus as Little Falls, Deansboro, Rome, Poland, and beyond, culminating in a near 12-hour expedition. Each senior was met with cheers and greeted with a small gift—a lawn sign and balloons and were photographed in front of their sign with their families.

It was only the first of several events planned to recognize the achievements of the class of 2020 amidst the uncertainty of the COVID-19 Pandemic. When it became apparent that a swift return to school was not on the horizon, and that many of the cherished and time-honored Notre Dame traditions would not be possible, planning immediately began to give the class of 2020 the sendoff they deserved.

A special drive thru yearbook, cap and gown pick up event was hosted by DJ Roscoe Red from Kiss FM. As a cheering faculty and staff lined the front driveway of the school, students pulled through sev-eral stations, where they received their yearbooks, full of encouraging and congratulatory messages left by the faculty and staff, as well as their caps and gowns for graduation.

With the loosening of restrictions at the end of June, previously put in place by the Governor’s office in response to the spread of COVID-19, and a new allowance of 150 people for graduation ceremonies held throughout the state of New York, the class of 2020 finally had their day. A graduation was held on Friday, July 17, 2020 for the very first time on Ben Rizzo Field. Graduates sported special “ND Class of 2020” face masks, and some, even wore face masks with the logo of the college they plan to attend in the Fall. Notre Dame Jr./Sr. High School

2020 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNASr. Kathleen Appler, D.C., UCA’70

Notre Dame posthumously honored Sister Kathleen Appler, D.C., UCA Class of 1970,as this year’s Distinguished Alumna at the Class of 2020 Commencement Ceremony. Sister Kathleen was elected Superioress General of the worldwide Community at the General Assembly of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul on May 25, 2015. She was the first American and only the second non-French Daughter to be elected Superioress General. In August 2019, she was named to the Vatican’s Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societ-ies of Apostolic Life by Pope Francis. At that time, the Holy Father named six superiors of women’s religious orders, a consecrated laywoman, and the superior of the De La Salle Christian Brothers to be full members of the congregation.

In April of 1973, Sister entered the Daughters of Charity from St. Paul’s Parish inWhitesboro, New York. Sister served in education, administration, and vocation and formation ministries, locally serving Our Lady of Lourdes School, 1979 to 1982 and 1985 to 1995. Sister Kathleen earned her Associate of Arts Degree in Liberal Arts from Maria Regina College, Syracuse, New York, in 1975; her Bachelor of Arts Degree in English Literature with a Con-centration in Elementary Education from Sacred Heart University, Bridgeport, Connecticut, in 1978; a Master’s in Elementary Education from State University of New York at Cortland, Cortland, New York, in 1984; and her Certification in Spiritual Direction from the Center for Spirituality at Work, Denver, Colorado, in 2006.

Sister Kathleen served as a member of many boards of directors including Lourdes Memorial Hospital, Bing-hamton, New York; Samaritan Counseling Center, Utica, New York; St. Mary’s Hospital, Rochester, New York; and Catholic School Administrators for New York State, New York, New York.

Do you know a notable alumnus or alumna? Nominate them for the Notre Dame Distinguished Alumni Award. Forms can be found

on the alumni page of our website.


Notre Dame Jr./Sr. High School

Notre Dame Year in Review 2019-2020ERIN WAKE CELEBRATED

AS AN OUTSTANDING EDUCATOR

Mrs. Erin Wake was honored with the “Outstanding Educator Award” from the Genesis Group. Mrs. Wake, a life-long Juggler, is a graduate of the Notre Dame Class of 2009 and currently serves as the Math Department Chair. Mrs. Wake’s passion for education is apparent the moment you step foot in her classroom and her dedication to Notre Dame and her students far exceeds her classroom walls. Congratulations to Mrs. Erin Wake.

FOOTBALL FIELD RENAMED IN HONOR OF FORMER COACH

The Notre Dame Football Field was rededicated in honor of former Coach, Ben Rizzo, on Friday, September 13, 2020 to mark 50 years since the 1969 Notre Dame Football Team went undefeated under his leadership. Alumni from the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s football teams gathered at Victor Mc-Carthy, CFX Stadium at Notre Dame Jr./Sr. High School to celebrate the milestone.

STUDENT COUNCIL

For the first time in several years, Notre Dame held elections for student council. Under the guidance of several faculty advisors, the newly founded council’s by-laws were created and approved along with criteria and stan-dards for applicants. Elections were held in the Fall of 2019 with the elec-tion of several student council officers and representatives for each grade level. One of the very first projects of the newly formed council was the creation of a Winter Spirit Week to celebrate those student-athletes who participate in Winter sports. The Winter Spirit Week included Christmas themed activities and dress down days, which concluded with a spirited pep-rally.

SOCK OUT CANCER

Notre Dame Schools joined schools across the Diocese of Syracuse by par-ticipating in National Sock Out Cancer Day. Students sported multi-color socks, purchased to recognize the enormous emotional and financial strain and other challenges cancer brings to patients and their families. Sock Out Cancer, LLC, is a nonprofit initiative whose mission is to assist financially distressed cancer patients and their families pay for non-medical necessi-ties such as food, transportation, and housing so patients can focus their energy on fighting cancer.

JUGGLER CLASSIC CHAMPIONS

The Lady Jugglers took home the gold at the Juggler Classic with a final vic-tory over Cazenovia in a close game. Junior Ajla Sejdic scored a team-high 23 points in the championship game. The final score was 52-48. Addition-ally, the Boys came in third place with an exciting win over Bishop O’Hara.

Notre Dame Year in Review 2019-2020

ELEMENTARY STUDENTS TAKE THE COURT AT SU

The 6th grade basketball team of Notre Dame Elementary School had the oppor-tunity to go on the court at the Carrier Dome when the Orange played Niagara. They were on the court for the National Anthem and scrimmaged on the court at half time in front of 17,000 people. The boys did great and were very excited!

NJROTC AWARDED DISTINGUISHED UNIT WITH ACADEMIC HONORS

For the fourth consecutive year, Notre Dame’s NJROTC Unit has gained national recognition as a Distinguished Unit with Academic Honors. The NJROTC Unit, un-der the guidance and leadership of Lt. Terry LaBeff and Chief Brian Jaynes, con-tinues to soar to new heights. For the past three years, the unit has qualified for Nationals, and would have this year, if the COVID-19 Pandemic had not put an end to the annual competition. The NJROTC program is a multi-faceted leadership pro-gram that encompasses components of the various arts and sciences coupled with team and character-building education. For the first time, during the 2020-2021 school year, cadets will earn NYS High School health credit through the course, in addition to Physical Education credit, and the ability to become CPR and First Aid certified.

CAREER SHADOWING

In the fall, Guidance Counselor Erika Kistowski organized a career shadowing day for seniors. Students got to go out into the field and experience what a regular day is like in their chosen profession. 25 seniors shadowed at UTC Aerospace, Upstate Cerebral Palsy, Rome Hospital, Rome Police Department, Utica College, English Contracting, Felt Evans, Utica City Hall, Rome Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, Jay Groah Group, One Realty Partners, and Apex Surgical Center to name a few. Additionally, a virtual career fair was held in the Spring. These real world experi-ences are just another way Notre Dame makes students world ready.

9 TO 5

Dolly Parton’s famed musical “9 to 5” was brought to life on the stage of the Msgr. Francis J. Willenburg Center by the Blue and Gold Players. Despite the early Feb-ruary snowstorm that caused one performance to be rescheduled, the show still sold out all 3 times, with rave reviews.

STATIONS OF THE CROSS

Despite several performances being cut due to the outbreak of COVID-19, our Campus Ministry team was still able to present the Living Stations of the Cross Through the Eyes of Mary at two parishes—St. Anthony & St. Agnes and Our Lady of Lourdes. The presentation of the stations of the cross is an opportunity for Catholics to reflect on Christ’s final days during the season of Lent.



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Notre Dame Gives Back

A central aspect of Catholic education is learning the importance of service to oth-ers. When students take part in service activities—both local and beyond—they demonstrate the values and faith they gain through their Catholic education and learn how to make the world a better place. When they observe how others serve the community, they gain an appreciation for how they can continue to serve oth-ers their entire lives.

During Catholic Schools Week in January, our entire student body, including fac-ulty and staff, were either out of the building volunteering or here on campus engaged in various service-oriented activities. Students read stories to children at Notre Dame Elementary School and Rome Catholic School, served in day care centers such as the Thea Bowman Center, prepared and served meals at Mother Marianne’s Westside Kitchen and Hope House, played cards with residents in lo-cal nursing homes, helped out at the refugee center, worked with various veter-ans organizations, and some packaged materials for local charitable organizations such as Catholic Charities.

This day of giving extended beyond the Utica area, with students and faculty sign-ing up to volunteer at organizations within their hometowns.


CORNELIUS DEEP ’16, ANSWERS CALL TO THE PRIESTHOOD

Cornelius Deep, Notre Dame Class of 2016, recently graduated from the

Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., where he studied the-ology and philosophy. Cornelius, son of Peter and Lucy Deep, and brother of Jeremiah, Notre Dame Class of 2012, attended Notre Dame Schools from Kindergarten through twelfth grade. We sat down with Cornelius to talk to him about his Notre Dame experience and the impact it had on his discernment of the priesthood.

What did you study at Catholic University and why?

Cornelius: When I started at Catholic University, I actually majored in ac-counting. It was during one of the first courses that every business major at Catholic U is required to take called “Business as a Vocation” that I realized, despite me excelling in my other accounting courses, this was not what God was calling me to. I was really enjoying my theology and philosophy classes during my freshman year and fell in love with them. So that, com-bined with my seriously considering the priesthood as an option, made me decide it was time for a change. Thus, the summer after my freshman year, I officially changed my major to the-ology and then added a second major during my sophomore year of philosophy. On the surface level, it sounds like a drastic change, but it took a lot of thought and prayer during my freshman year.

Why do you want to be a priest?

Cornelius: A good piece of advice I received is the closer you grow to God, the more your will conforms to His will. I want to be a priest because I am confident this is where God is calling me. One aspect of the priesthood that I am drawn to is the Mass and specifically preaching the homily. I think the homily is such a great opportu-nity to take Jesus’ Word and make it applicable to people’s lives in the here and now.

When did you realize that you were being called to be a priest?

Cornelius: To be honest with you, the priesthood was something that was always on my mind ever since I was little, but I kept trying to push it away. The thought would come to me for some period of time and then I would put in on the back burner. It wasn’t until my first year at Catholic U that I began to grow deeper in my faith more than ever, which helped me to grow closer to God so I could hear His voice. I began to go to daily Mass, pray the rosary, and attend campus ministry events, to name a few, all of which contributed in my discernment.

In what ways was your education at Notre Dame instrumental in discerning your call?

Cornelius: I think one way my education at Notre Dame has been instrumental to me in discerning my call to the priesthood as it has given my faith life such a great foundation. Jesus uses the parable of the seed falling on rich soil and it produces much fruit. Well, my education at Notre Dame has given me a great foundation for my faith life so that it could flourish, such as my religion classes as well as simply being around others who share in the Catholic faith.

How has your Notre Dame education impacted your life?

Cornelius: My Notre Dame education has impacted my life because it gave me the opportunity to express my Catholic faith at such a crucial point in a young person’s life. A few examples of these are being able to altar serve school Mass-es, participate in living stations of the cross, and not only learning, but discussing the beliefs and practices of Catholicism with others during class



Cornelius Deep

Thank you to our annual appeal donorsA very sincere and heartfelt THANK YOU to all Notre Dame, Utica Catholic Academy and St. Francis DeSales alumni and friends that showed their support of our students and school with a gift to the 2019-2020 Annual Campaign. Gifts to the annual campaign fund many initiatives throughout the school, such as tuition assistance, academic programs, student activities and campus improvements. Thank you for the loving support of the children and families of our school.

Foundation Society ($1,000 +) Jonathan & Jennifer Block ND ‘93Terence Darby ND ‘71Arthur de Graffenried III ND ‘66Kathy Donovan FriendCornelia Farley-Carroll DS ‘67Donald Flihan ND ‘81Walter Foley DS ‘49Kevin Gavagan ND ‘61 Henry Gibbons ND ‘67Vincent Gilroy ND ‘74, Board Donald & Lisa Green Board David Griffith ND ‘64Thomas Harrington ND ‘74Brian Hassett ND ‘James Hibey ND ‘67Thomas Kassouf ND ‘70Robert Kelly ND ‘67Jim McHale ND ‘64John Nicknish DS ‘51Angelo Nole ND ‘79Cathy Preacher UCA ‘73Alexander & Carrie Putelo Board Fred Shaheen ND ‘71Robert Woodhouse ND ‘68Thomas & Claire Van Waes ND ‘67, Board M&T Bank/Partners Trust Bank Charitable Fund, The Community Foundation FriendEmpire Recycling FriendWadas Foundation FriendRobert Woodhouse ND ‘68 ` Brother More, cFX Society ($500-$999) Thomas & Mary Ashmore DS ‘53Mike & Maureen Carney ND ‘67 & UCA ‘68Paul Caruso ND’87, BoardJohn Fudyma ND ‘77Steve & Julie Gorczynski ND ‘86 & ND ‘84Brian Hassett ND ‘72Dan Hauck ND ‘68Tom Julian ND ‘72John Monhan ND ‘96Ed Novak ND ‘63Joe Palumbo ND ‘90Bernard Riedman ND ‘65Mario Rocci Jr. ND ‘70Matt Van Waes ND ‘95Vincent Wagner ND ‘69 MSgr. WillenBerg Society ($250-$499)

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Al Cozza ND ‘77Anthony & Teresa Cresci GrandparentWillliam Crofton Jr. DS ‘50Phil Diana ND ‘84Ira Domser DS ‘45Sharon Dowd ND ‘84Agnes Duening ND ‘82Mike Durr ND ‘77, Board Fr. Robert Dwyer DS ‘54Michael Dyer ND ‘60Greg Dziwis ND ‘73Benita Eisenhut UCA ‘71Sherri Enoksen ND ‘80Mike Farley ND ‘70Mary Fillinger ND ‘77Jack & Cynthia Fish ND ‘63 & UCA ‘64Doug Flynn DS ‘52Judith Gassner DS ‘58Louis Gastin ND ‘94Stephen Gilles ND ‘72Robert Girard ND ‘66Tom Graziano ND ‘69Neil Greer FriendMary Hanna ND ‘78Steven Hauck ND ‘69Joe & Mary Elena Heck FriendPaul Herubin FriendRichard Hibey DS ‘58Robert Higgins ND ’70William Hopkins ND ‘66Fr.Vincent Kelly DS ‘49Fred Klauser ND ‘71Robert Larkin ND ‘62Tim Loftus ND ‘69Robert MacLagger ND ‘69Peter Mannella ND ‘70Carleen Madden UCA ‘75Terese & Jami Conklin Marshall Friend Tom & Mary Mazzotta ND ‘79 & ND ‘79John Meehan DS ‘47Gordon Miller ND ‘78John Monroe Jr. ND ‘70Tom Mulloy DS ‘55Mary Murnane DS ‘50Kevin Murray ND ‘65John Newlove ND ‘67Stan Olkowski ND ‘69Ray Olszewski FriendAdolf Ottinger Alumni ParentAbin Pachikara ND ‘98


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2020 NOTRE DAME RAFFLE WINNERS

Thank you to everyone who helped us to sell out once again this year. We are so grateful for all of your support during these challenging times. Hosting a live drawing party wasn’t the same as having all of you with us, we hope to see you all again soon and that you are staying safe and healthy.

FOR FUTURE EVENTSStay current with us by checking our website.


THE WINNING DRAWING NUMBERS ARE:

$500 winners: 0709, 0666, 1707, 0343, 1413, 0328, 0275, 1646, 1836, 0698

$1,000 winners: 1698, 1411, 1067, 0146, 0806

$20,000 winner: 0175$50,000 winner: 0090

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