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For all those associated with us, NDCL’s school communitywill ignite an energy of spirit and pride that will last alifetime. Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin School will bedistinguished by the accomplishments of its graduatesand their transforming actions within their families,the Church, and the global community.Notre Dame-Cathedral Latinis a Catholic, co-educationalcollege preparatoryschool.Sponsored by the Sisters of Notre Dame whofounded Notre Dame Academy and heir to theMarianist spirit of Cathedral Latin School, NDCL isgrounded in the shared values of both strongeducational traditions: faith formation,academic excellence, school as community,and commitment to service.Like Mary who gave Christ to the world,NDCL prepares leaders who transformthe world by doing the truth in love.

A Publication for Alumni, Parents & FriendsNDCL SeasonsPublished four times a year by NotreDame-Cathedral Latin School and theOffice of Advancement and distributedfree to alumni, parents, faculty,administrators, staff and friends ofNDCL, Notre Dame Academy, andCathedral Latin SchoolNDCL Board of DirectorsBruce D. Jarosz, Board ChairSr. Shauna Bankemper, SNDSr. Carol Brandt, SNDRichard Cavolo, DDS ’74Martin A. DegnanNicholas J. GorrisSr. Jacquelyn Gusdane, SNDSr. Rita Mary Harwood, SNDDouglas HoganKelly (Kane) Keefe ’93Richard Kessler ’55James KnappMichael Malone ’64Mark MekotaLeonard Ringenbach ‘64William A. RoedigerTerry SearlesPatrick WardWilliam ZeheSr. Jacquelyn Gusdane, SNDPresidentJoseph A. WalerPrincipalLeo HylandDirectorOffice of AdvancementWritten, photographed & designed byMargie WilberWrite 2 The PointP.O. Box 385, Newbury, Ohio 44065Tel: (440) 285-2788Please send address changes and allcorrespondence to:Notre Dame-Cathedral LatinOffice of Advancement13000 Auburn RoadChardon, Ohio 44024Tel: (440) 286-6226, ext. 242advancement@ndcl.orgpg. 8NDCL NOTESMessage from the President 2YOUR TURNFeedback from Seasons Readers 2FEATURE ARTICLESNDCL’s Top Docs 3Hall of Fame Opens its Doors to 2009 Inductees 8Notre Dame Academy Alumnae Return to the Castle on Ansel 11HONOR ROLL OF DONORSCapital Campaign Update and Donor List 12Annual Honor Roll of Donors 14SCHOLARSHIPSJim Ramsey CL ’52 Memorial Endowed Scholarship Established 18NDCL NEWS FLASHCounselors Bring Expertise, Enthusiasm to NDCL 18NDCL Welcomes New Staff Members 19Grabbing a Meal a Breeze Thanks to Online Accounting 19Corlett, Ulle Earn Eagle Scout distinction 19pg. 20SPORTSFall Season in Focus 20ALUMNI NEWSAlumni News Update 22Reunion News Central 23Class News 24Bundles of Joy 24In Memoriam 24pg. 3pg. 11© 2009Seasons Fall 2009 1

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENTSr. Jacquelyn Gusdane, SNDSecurity and insecurity. . . Why dothese words keep surfacing? We seeksecurity but are faced with trials thatbring about insecurity. Often “notknowing” is at the core of our anxiety.For families in today’s world thereare many challenges to overcome inorder find that elusive sense of peace:When do I have time for a dentistappointment? How well is our 401Kdoing? How can I balance family, workand my aging parent? How do we protectour children from images that contradictthe values we instill at home?Although we can site many obstaclesthreatening our security, perhaps weshould turn our focus to Jesus, thesource of our peace. For Jesus, securitywasn’t one of his core concerns. Hemingled with all kinds of people. Heentered towns and villages where hiswelcome was anything but warm. Hespoke with freedom and authority andnot fear or coercion. He instructed hisdisciples to follow the lead of the Spirit— to leave all.I like to imagine that Mary taughtJesus all these lessons early on. Mary, aswe would say, “got it.” She mastered theart of weighing, holding, and embracingthe dynamic tensions that arise daily.Running away and avoidance were notpart of Mary’s way of living. In essence,both Jesus and Mary found peace within,an at home-ness that was unshaken byexternal insecurities and cemented byGod’s unconditional love for them.There is an at home-ness at NDCLas well. In some ways, it may mirrorthat inner world of peace in thesecurities it provides:• a community rooted in a relationshipwith the person of Jesus;• a place where young people areimmersed in caring and respectfor one another;• an experience where students engagewith teachers bent on forming mindsand shaping hearts;• an opportunity to expand limitedvisions into a global vision of livingin solidarity with the people of ourworld.And so I propose to you, in ourworld of challenge and insecurity, thattogether, we embrace the abidingstrength and hope in our security, themission and core values that driveNotre Dame-Cathedral Latin School.With gratitude and prayer for you andyour loved ones!Your TURNDear Leo,I thought the Hall Of Fame VIP event wasa home run. Thanks for helping us tocelebrate the 50th year of the CathedralLatin Athletic Hall of Fame. There weremany great comments from those whoattended about feeling better connectedto NDCL as a result of this event. Theywill help us carry the message that the“Latin spirit” is alive and well at NDCL.Terry Mulligan, HOF ’63HOF Reception Co-chairs TerryMulligan ’63 & Pete Pucher ’55Hi Sister Jacquelyn,Thank you very much for all the outstandingwork you did to provide one ofthe most memorable weekends of our lives!Paula and I really appreciate the enormousefforts put forth by all to celebrate the50th Hall of Fame weekend, and therainy Benedictine game gave me chillsand flashbacks to our games at HeightsHigh School in the 1970s! I always wantedLatin to beat Benedictine, and thankfullywe did! GO LIONS!!!The Spirit of the weekend was capturedby those students and families huddledaround The Blessed Mother Statue duringthe game. Majestically positioned abovethe field, it is an incrediblereminder of our rich Catholic heritage,the sacrifices of those who went before us,and our increasingly strong spiritualcommitment to one another.May God continue to richly bless you,your families and NDCL!Sincerely,Michael J. Iacampo ’73Paula and Mike Iacampo ’73 enjoythe Hall of Fame Ceremony2 Seasons Fall 2009 Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin

NDCL’s Top DocsThey are some of the best of the best students to walkthe halls of Cathedral Latin School, Notre DameAcademy and NDCL. Now they are some of the best ofthe best doctors to walk the halls of our hospitals - someat the peak of prestige, and others well on their way.“I think I have the best job in theworld,” says Barbara (Kranjc)Warner, M.D., an accomplishedneonatologist in the neonatalintensive care unit at WashingtonUniversity School of Medicine/St.Louis Children’s Hospital.“There’s nothing more rewardingthan taking a sick baby and helpingto bring that baby to a good stateof health,” says Dr. Warner (NDA ’75).“Paradoxically, if you have aninfant with a lethal condition, it isjust as rewarding to help a familythrough that process,” she continues.“It is heartbreaking, but rewardingto be able to help them throughthat emotional trauma and helpmake it as positive an experienceas you can.”Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Seasons Fall 2009 3

Dr. Warner, who is associate professorof pediatrics at the medical school,teaches residents, medical studentsand fellows. She also performs clinicalresearch, working on a number of studiesrelated to ways to improve the outcomesof preterm babies. Her area of interestis necrotizing enterocolitis, which has a30 percent mortality rate in preterminfants.“We are trying to help identify thecause and hopefully, ways to preventit,” Dr. Warner says.Dr. Warner, who spent the first partof her career at Children’s HospitalMedical Center/University ofCincinnati Hospital and College ofMedicine, has been appointed tomany positions and committees, haspublished and participated in numerouspublications, and has receivedrecognition as a “BestDoctor” by CincinnatiMagazine and by thosein the field for her work.Dr. Warner also hasplayed key roles in atremendous amountof grant-supportedresearch. She is theprincipal investigatorfor a three-year,$450,000 neonatalresearchproject inSt. Louis and is coinvestigatorfor a nearly$1 million NationalInstitute of Healthresearch project, “TheNeonatal Microbiomeand NecrotizingEnterocolitis.”That’s something forsomeone who hadn’t really consideredmedical school – until she was workingon her thesis in graduate school.“I was interested in public health,”she explains, but government spendingcuts in the 1980s wiped out the departmentwhere she was working andchanged her future.“At the urging of friends, I appliedfor medical school - and that was it,”Dr. Warner says.She met her husband of 24 years,Brad Warner, during her residency aftercompleting her medical degree at theUniversity of Cincinnati. Today, he ishead of pediatric surgery at the samehospital as his wife. They have twodaughters, Lauren, 18, and Emily, 15.“Generally, Ibelieve thatthe ethicalatmosphere youare in whenyou are youngerreally serves as afoundation for thephilosophy youbelieve as youget older.”Harold Butler, M.D. CL ’67Dr. Warner believes her experienceat Notre Dame Academy, which sheshared with her sister Maria KranjcGillespie (NDA ’73), brought out herleadership qualities and independence.“The big standout classes for mewere biology and advanced biology,” sheremembers. “They instilled in me a loveof science and a love of the natural world.Sister Kendra was the person who taughtboth those classes, and what she broughtwas not just being a good teacher, but alove and an appreciation of the worldaround us.“Notre Dame provided a very openlearning environment, and not just forthe rigors of academia,” she continues.“I think it really provided a significantspiritual and retrospective look at yourlife as a young woman going into theworld.”Radiologist Harold Butler, M.D. (CL’67), recounted a similar experience athis alma mater. “Generally, I believethat the ethical atmosphere you are inwhen you are younger really serves asa foundation for the philosophy youbelieve as you get older,” says Dr.Butler, who works at the Louis StokesCleveland VA Medical Center. “Latin’semphasis on things other than thematerial world helped to show thatpeople are more valuable than things.”Dr. Butler, whose work is mostly ingastrointestinal radiology and interpretingdiagnostic tests such as X-rays,ultrasounds and CT scans, began workingin the medical field almost as soon ashe finished high school. He worked as apharmacist’s assistant for a summer,then as an orderly, then as an inhalationtherapy technician for two or three years.“It was interesting to me, and itseemed important, even when I wasjust working in the pharmacy doingthings like making mouthwash,”remembers Dr. Butler, who was pre-medat the time. “They were things that weren’tcritical but were useful to the patient.“Being an orderly and working inrespiratory therapy made the patientsin a sense more real. You could relate tothem, and you got to know them. Youwanted them to feel better. Being partof aiding in their recovery made itworthwhile.”Dr. Butler, 60, earned a bachelor’sdegree in chemistry from John CarrollUniversity and a medical degree fromCase Western Reserve University’smedical school.“One of the things that makes itimportant for me to go to work everyday is the idea that I am doing a service;that what I do is important to thepatients that I deal with,” he says.“When I’m reading their studies, I’mone of the most important people intheir lives. If I miss something, therecould be trouble down the line. Itmakes my life different than going toa business job every day.”Dr. Butler and his wife of 19 years,Sheila, live in Shaker Heights. Their sonPaul, 16, is a junior at NDCL, and theirolder son Vincent is a graphic designerin California.Dr. Butler graduated shortly afterJoseph A. DiBlasio, M.D., CL ’65, a generalsurgeon at UHHS Geauga RegionalHospital, where he has worked for 21 years.4 Seasons Fall 2009 Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin

Dr. DiBlasio is chief of the division ofgeneral surgery at the hospital and waschief of surgery for six years. He also doessome work with Lake Health, formerlyknown as Lake Hospital System.Previously, he was the attending surgeonon the trauma service at St. VincentCharity Hospital from 1988 to 1992.Dr. DiBlasio performs abdominal andbreast surgery, endoscopy and thyroidsurgery, among other procedures.“The thing I like the most about mycareer is that I can usually help someoneto regain health or feel better,”Dr. DiBlasio says. “The other thing I likeis that at least up until now medicinehas been very much based on therelationship between the physicianand the patient. It’s not between meand my boss, about me doing my jobfor my superior; it’s about me doing thebest job I can do for my patient. Thatindependence and the strength ofthat relationship is a source of atremendous satisfaction.“I feel that what I do is a bit of acalling,” he reflects. “I’m here to servemy patients and to really try to listen tothem and hear what they need and seeif I can help.”“We deal with human beings,”he continues. “There is a wholedepth, a whole history to everysingle person I interact with.”DiBlasio sensed the callingtoward the end of high school.“I really wanted to do somethingthat was people-oriented butalso scientific. For me, medicinewas really a blend of that and Ifeel it suits me very well, scienceapplied to a very human field,”he explains. He earned a biologydegree from NortheasternUniversity in Boston and amedical degree from theUniversity of Rome in Italy.“I still had family there, andI had a desire to expand myhorizons,” he says.Dr. DiBlasio, 61, was born inItaly and moved with his familyto Little Italy in Cleveland at age6 to join his father’s side of thefamily. Neither he nor his threeolder sisters spoke English,which he learned from the nunsat Holy Rosary Grade School. Hemust have caught on quickly —skipping a grade at the school,and thus graduating a year earlyfrom Cathedral Latin.“I always look back at my years atLatin with fond memories,” says Dr.DiBlasio. The faculty taught us soundvalues and about hard work, beingupright and serving the community.They taught us to have honesty andintegrity.”“I think the development of character- more than anything at Latin - was ourreal education.”Dr. DiBlasio and his wife Susanreside in Russell Township and havethree daughters: Carla (NDCL ’05), Lisaand Christina.“The responsibilities and expectationswere phenomenal in preparing me for mycollege career, and I also had fun, whichis so important in high school.”“It is a vocation. It is a calling.”Joseph A. DiBlasio, M.D. CL ’65Katie E. Pestak, D.O. NDCL ’98Katie E. Pestak, D.O., of Westlake, is asecond-year pediatric resident at TheCleveland Clinic. Growing up, Pestak(NDCL ’98) had a love of children.“When I was 10 or 11, I thought,‘I could be a teacher; I could be a daycare provider,’ but I liked science aswell, so I thought I should look intobeing a nurse or a doctor,” she recalls.“I remember sitting on the couch withmy mom and dad, watching ‘Rescue911’ and thinking, ‘This is cool.’ I likedthe idea of being able to take care ofsick kids in the hospital, of knowing Ican make a difference.”For Dr. Pestak, workdays meanclocking in at 6 a.m. and clockingout 12 hours later – if she’s lucky.“It takes billions of hours andlots and lots of lack of sleep, butwhen the day is over and a beautifullittle boy with a toothy smile hugsyou goodbye, when days beforehe was too ill to leave his hospitalbed – you know that this is whatyou are meant to do,” she says.Dr. Pestak, 29, is a first-generationphysician in her family, but partof a third generation of the NDCLtradition. Her grandmotherElizabeth Ewing is a 1935 graduateof Notre Dame Academy; hermother Susan Stenger Pestak is a1972 graduate of NDA; her sisterBrittany is a 2006 graduate ofNDCL; and her brother Caseyis a senior.After high school, Dr. Pestakearned a bachelor’s degree inbiology from the 1,400-acreMount St. Mary’s University, asmall Catholic college inEmmitsburg, Md. “I knew comingfrom NDCL I wanted a smallercollege,” she says. “I loved it.”Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Seasons Fall 2009 5

She earned a degree in chemistryfrom John Carroll University and hermedical degree from Wright StateUniversity in Dayton. She performedher training at MetroHealth MedicalCenter (MHMC); initially in internalmedicine, in which she is certified, andthen extended her training with aPulmonary and Critical CareFellowship.Dr. Poponick accepted a position inthe Department of EmergencyMedicine at MHMC in 1993, when theemergency medicine training programbegan. There, she provided direct careto patients and taught residents. Forthe last 10 years, she has worked inthe less acute side of the department,providing patient care as well asdepartment management.Dr. Poponick says she is often askedwhy she went through so much specializedtraining and then decided to workin the emergency department. Duringher internal medicine training, sheexplains, she gravitated toward twoareas: intensive care and the emergencydepartment, which she rotated throughduring her residency.“What I always liked about the areawas the variety of patients you wouldsee during a shift: sick, not so sick,young, old, and, at Metro, working peoplewith insurance as well as those whohad no insurance who needed tosee a doctor for whatever reason,” Dr.Poponick says. “They are all treated thesame, and they all have emergencies.“You find out when doing this thateveryone’s emergency can be different– a cut on your finger, a broken ankle,sprains, to heart attacks and strokes,”she continues. “Even the flu or coldsymptoms can be an emergency tothose who have no doctor or cannot get“You are in a position to helpothers, and it is a privilege to dothat.”Janet M. Poponick, M.D. NDA ’77.into see a doctor. So basically, this pathblends a lot of the different areas ofmedicine that I enjoyed doing, with theadded bonus of shift work.“The nice thing about emergencymedicine is that we also have chosenthe lifestyle of not being on call or havingpatients call you,” she adds. “We workreally hard while we are there, and tryto enjoy life when we are off.”Her path was not exactly what shethought it would be – which leads toher advice to those pursuing medicalcareers. “I would tell those thinkingabout this field or who are alreadysomewhere in college or the trainingprocess that they should keep theiroptions open,” Dr. Poponick says.“What you think is your chosen pathmay be far different-looking whenyou are done.”Dr. Butler stressed strong studyhabits, which he said he learned duringhis years at Cathedral Latin. “If somebodydecides to go into medicine, youhave to have a commitment to whatyou’re doing,” Dr. Butler says. “Youhave to be able to delay gratification.On a daily basis, you’ve got to decidenot to watch television, but to study;not to go out and party on Saturdaynight, but to work on your project. Youhave to substitute what you need to dofor what you want to do. That decisionneeds to be made over and over again.For almost all of us, that’s reallya struggle.”Dr. DiBlasio would strongly encouragestudents interested in medicine to pursuethe field and not allow their talents togo to waste.“However, I would also remind themthat they have to have a passion for it,”he says. “It’s not just a job that’s dictatedby putting in so many hours, or aboutmaking a living. It is a vocation. It is acalling. It demands a certain type ofself-sacrifice to do it the way it shouldbe done,” he describes.“You have to be interested in wantingto help people but also be able to putup with some of the frustrations thatcome with working with people in avery intimate way. You have to take careof their health, but it’s also importantto honor the profession. We have aresponsibility to our patients, we have aresponsibility to ourselves, and we havea responsibility to our profession. Wehave to treat it as more than a job,”Dr. DiBlasio says. “You are in a positionto help others, and it is a privilege todo that.”Dr. Pestak’s advice to NDCL studentsconsidering a medical career is to takeadvantage of the science and mathcourses offered at the high schoolbecause much of the information willbe repeated in college. “Also, don’t giveup if your dream is to be a doctor, anurse an engineer - work hard and takeadvantage of your teachers and yourprofessors,” she says. “Try to make itwork, because it can be done.“Be involved,” Dr. Pestak adds.“Volunteer if you can. Go to the hospitals,read to the kids. It will get your foot inthe door and help you figure out whatyou truly want.”Dr. Warner echoed that advice.“Find what you love to do, becauseit is a lot of work,” she says. “But if youlove it, it does not feel like work. If youcan find what you love to do, you’ll beone of the luckiest people in the world.”But perhaps the most importantadvice to those dreaming of careers inthe medical field is to stay human.“I always say, ‘The day I start to notfeel anything is the day I quit medicine,’”Dr. Warner says. “That’s true of all of usin the medical field.”All the physicians expressed gratitudefor their Catholic education at CathedralLatin, Notre Dame Academy and NDCLand encourage students to embrace themission, vision and core values atNDCL – and ultimately to strive tomake a difference in the world.Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Seasons Fall 2009 7

Capital CampaignProduces MajorTechnology andCafeteria UpgradesNDCL’s ongoing capital campaign,Igniting a Spirit of Faith andCommunity, has already dramaticallytransformed the school’s campus.Guided by the campaign’s strategic prioritiesand enhanced by NDCL’s sustainabilityinitiative, the school took a quantum leapforward in this summer.To strengthen and enhance the teachinglearningprocess, NDCL allocated $300,000 toupgrade the school’s technology infrastructure.Ten companies and 60 workerstackled this project which involved,among other things, more than 12miles of new wiring. “We increasedthe ability of students to think critically,stimulate creativity and opentheir imaginations to unendingpossibilities,” remarks Sr. JacquelynGusdane, NDCL’s president.The technology priority was possible thanksto the continued success of NDCL’s campaign.The technology upgrades include:• equipping each classroom with a HP desktopcomputer and monitor.• installing 31 large projection screens withceiling mounted video projectors, completewith speakers and audio amplificationsystem in all rooms.• acquiring 25 Lenovo laptops for the MediaCenter supplementing NDCL’s existingmobile laptop carts and fully equippedcomputer classrooms.• connecting the Fine Arts Building by fiberoptic and copper cable to the main buildingfor data and voice connection.• building a video broadcasting studio.Students are seen “live” as they broadcastdaily news.To promote health and wellness,NDCL has contracted with Aladdin FoodManagement Services, LLC to upgrade andexpand food services. Students are enjoyinga renovated food court where several breakfastand lunch choices are available.Aladdin, under the direction of Mr. SteveAnastasiadis, also provides catering for allNDCL events. This first phase of the cafeteriarenovation represents an $80,000 investmenton NDCL’s part. Next summer the cafeteriadining area will be remodeled.To insure the safety of all, NDCL hasimproved building security and monitoringthrough a computerized tiered-level electronic,card-access system for exterior doors.Our $4.5 million campaign is nearing 55%of our goal. The Challenge Grant due to thegoodness of the Edward A. and Catherine L.Lozick Foundation continues to match campaigngifts up to $5,000, 2:1 and those over$5,000, 1:1. The next priority is to renovatethe aux gym into a Performing Arts spaceand build a smaller Athletic Center toreplace the practices and athletic eventsnow in the aux gym. Please help us meetthis goal by making your gift today!NDCL is grateful for the generous financialsupport provided by the donors listed in thisissue of Seasons.To make a gift or for moreinformation, please contactLeo Hyland ’77, Director of Advancement, atleo.hyland@ndcl.org or at 888.214.8109x264.12 Seasons Fall 2009 Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin

Capital CampaignDonorsAnonymous (8)Myron & Gloria Abood ’46/ -Joan Agresta ’69Allega CementRichard Arceci ’63John & Karen M. Argie ’56/ -Ed & Trisha ArkoNader & Judy ArmandJoseph Ashdown ’65 †Joshua Auger ’99Lawrence & Toni BarrettFred J. & Kathleen F. BautersDon & Emese Vathy Blankenship- /’69Herman & Eileen BohincNeil & Barbara BrandtRobert & Rose BreckenridgePatrick Buckley ’66Rev. Neal Buckon ’71Harold & Sheila Butler ’67/ -Mr. and Mrs. Charles CaloviniLisa Cappelli ’78Frank & Domenica CappelloRoy & Janice Carlson ’54/ -Robert & Margaret CarrRoxana Carroscia ’72Kent & Christine CasertaEmilia Castelletti, SNDCathedral Latin AlumniAssociation, Inc.Clara CatliotaRichard & Bernadette CaprezCavolo ’74/’75Steven Cavolo ’05Charles & Suzanne Centivany ’65/ -Robert & Susan ChandaMark & Anne ChapmanDavid & Nancy Chiappone ’68/ -Cecilia Choromanski ’59CL Class of ’63CL Class of ’71James ClarkJeffrey & Stephanie Colagross ’94/ -Contemporary ElectricConway CompanyThomas & Faye Conway ’63/ -Elizabeth Cox & Keba SyllaRobert & Kathleen CseploTom & Sue CzernickiDonald & Mary Jo DaileyNicholas & Colleen D’AngeloRichard & Terry DeBaccoMartin DegnanTim & Nancy DemsharRichard DePaul ’53Tom & Kathy DolanPeter Domanko ’00Audrey Hubeny Dvorak ’52Mr. and Mrs. Wayne G. EbyEdward A. & Catherine L. LozickFoundationEdward & Irene Englehart ’44/ -Mary Ellen Lavelle Fedan ’65Fedeli Family CharitableFoundationFrank & Diana FeliceTerry & Debbie FellerM. Martin & Therese FernandesMichael & Heidi FigasRichard Fink ’58Danny & Margie Flynn ’76/ -Philip & Sally Fogarty ’76/ -Deborah Foley ’71James ForemanFred A. Lennon Charitable TrustPatrick J. & Linda Friel ’59/ -Thomas & Paz M. Fry ’41/ -Dr. & Mrs. Gust GallucciMark & Pia Krepfl Garibaldi - /’77Michael & Marjorie Gavin ’46/ -Thomas Giardino ’60John Giblin ’42Terence & Patricia GlihaDale & Diane Goodrich ’64/ -Nicholas GorrisRobert & Marti Grisanti ’36/ -John Habjan ’63Matthew & Carol Haley ’61/ -Dr. & Mrs. Robert HamptonJack Hannan ’46Mark Hayes ’67Lee & Joanne Bates Hendrix - /’44Mary Therese Hennessey ’48Robert & Marcia Hill ’41/ -Robert & Bernadette Blake Hill - /’47Mark & Beth HoerstenMary Jo Hondlik ’82Rudy & Mary Ann HrenMarie Fuller Hudock ’35Maureen HuefnerLeo & Beth Hyland ’77/ -Edward & Diana† Hyland ’72/ -J. Packy† & Charlene CorrHyland ’60/’65Michael & Paula Iacampo ’73/ -Loreto & Jennifer IafeliceMark B. Ianni ’46Miran Ivkanec ’61Bruce & Deborah JaroszJarosz Family FoundationEdward & Mary Jindra ’71/ -Francis & Joann Jones ’39/ -Donald Joyce ’44 †David & Kelly JoyceDonald & Jane JoyceDr. & Mrs. Robert JuhaszMatthew & Kelly Kane Keefe - /’93Steven KensickiRichard & Ellen Kessler ’55/’70Frank & Mary Ann King ’52/ -James Kipfstuhl ’50George & Andrea KneierRudolph & Zita KnificRoger & Carol Divoky Koch - /’75Steve & Beatrice KrajnakEd & Colleen KubekJames & Patricia KaurichKuderka - /’63Daniel KukuraDavid & Marie Smole Kushner - /’79John & Kathleen KutzErnie & Helen Intihar Lallo - /’72Joe & Danielle Lallo ’98/ -James & Barbara LangeThe Lazuka FamilyTom & Jean LenkThomas Liederbach ’50Ed & Karen LiggettFrank LiklyLeonard & Shirley LoPortoC. Thomas & Patricia LudickCarlotta & Gene MackRobert & Geri Branke Mallinak - /’51Michael Malone ’64Carol & Paul MasonWilliam McCrone ’58William & Helen Ryan McDonald- /’41Jo Ann Artress McGreevy ’54Timothy McNeil ’63David & Gina GruttadauriaMcVey - /’83Robert & Carol MeadC. Robert & Rosemary TiddMeissner - /’42Mark & Barbara MeisterPhilip & Charlotte SterpkaMichel - /’60William & Pauline MillerMike & Joan Divoky Moran - /’71Sheilah MorganJeffery & Patricia MorganTerrence & Susan Mulligan ’63/ -James & Annette MurphyJames & Ardelle MurphyRobert & Aileen Garvin Muth ’35/’41George NalleyNDCL Athletic BoostersNDCL Class of 1998Nido Italia Inc.Joe & Trish Nista ’64/ -Thomas & Linda NolanAlan & Jan NowacLinda Cappelli O’Brien - /’67Patrick & Deborah Lee O’ConnorMichael & Dorothy O’Donnell ’55/ -Rev. James O’Donnell ’48Jerry & Vicki O’HaraJean OlupOrlando Baking Company, Inc.Stephen OwendoffMelissa PareyPaterniti FamilyChristopher & Jean Payne ’70/ -Robert & Jill PeasleyRobert & Marcia PecekPepcoJohn & Connie Platz ’49/ -Charles & Dorothy PonaJanet Poponick ’77Robert & Donna PrincePeter & Teresa Pucher ’55/ -Jim† & Julie Ramsey ’52/ -Leonard & Cynthia Ringenbach ’64/ -Mr. & Mrs. William RoedigerDenis & Cathy RubalTimothy Salcer ’96Gregory & Colleen SarkisianJames SavinellMike & Peggy Fogarty Saxon - /’78Howard Schleimer ’41Cal & Camille SchroeckPatricia SchroederDr. & Mrs. Joseph M. 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Herbert Bazur ’42Paul Bohn ’43John Breen ’52Lawrence Brunner ’44Dennis Bryant ’55Barbara ButcherAnthony Caticchio ’54Richard & Jennifer LiebenauerCavolo’01/’01CL Class of ’48CL Class of ’52Rachel Chapman ’03F. Paul Clark ’44James & Catherine HickernellConway - /’48Sebastian Cook ’58Marvin Cook ’55Leo Dardy ’52Robert DeAngelis ’52Richard DePaul ’53Don DeRoia ’55John Dickard ’44Bernard Divis ’58Florence Hess Druckenbrod ’33Joanne DurstJack Elwell ’58Michael Farona ’52Ben Farroni ’44Richard Fink ’58Robert & Suzanne Fitzgerald ’55/ -Daniel FitzgeraldMartin & Amy FitzgeraldRobert & Joanne FitzmauriceVictor Forlani ’61Thomas Forristal ’58Gary Gaile ’63Joseph Galco ’58John Garner ’51Frank Giaimo ’44 (2)Eugene Gibbons ’44Ron Gliebe ’52Paul Gohring ’61Richard & Sandra GoodellAnthony Grdina ’43Robert Grisanti ’36Mrs. Peter HammRichard Huberty ’53The Hurt FamilyVictor Ilenda ’59Marshall Italiano ’49Bruce & Deborah JaroszRichard Jindra ’51Raymond Jorz ’42Kenneth Kaminski ’58John Kastelic ’58David Kasunic ’50John Kieran ’65Frank King ’52John Kocevar ’52Larry Kopittke ’58Robert Livingston ’44Frank & Judith Molnar LoGerfoJoseph Maire ’51Robert Marko ’58John & Joanne MarshallWilliam & Kathleen O’MalleyMason ’45/’53John McKenna ’42Mark & Mary MekotaEdward Miller ’55Doris MossKenneth Mrozinski ’56Rev. Francis Mulvanity ’51Musca Family Charitable FundNDA Class of 1958NDA Class of 1983NDA Class of 1988Peter Neroni ’51Victor & Denise Stauffer Nesi - /’78Daniel Novy ’66Daniel O’Loughlin ’43Thomas O’Rourke ’58Robert Ortmann ’52Thomas O’Toole ’53Sterling & Lois AndruscikParks ’60/’61Richard Pazderak ’52Marshall PellerJoseph Petras ’43Most Rev. A. Edward Pevec ’43William Pevec ’50Bernard & Doris KnickrehmPiotrowski ’48/’53Charles & Dorothy PonaAnthony Pozelnik ’31 (4)Peter & Teresa Pucher ’55/ - (3)Dr. Paul J. Raglow ’51Jim† & Julie Ramsey ’52/ -Joseph Rieck ’43Robert J. & Bernadette KaneFoundationTom & Mary Jo Rodeno ’64Gerard Rooney ’67Edward Rozak ’39Victor Rozance ’43Dale & Kathy SanbornCalvin & Mary Grace SandersAnthony Schneider ’44Colleen Dickard Schroeder ’73Schwallie FoundationMost Rev. Gilbert Sheldon ’44John Singer ’55John Siwinski ’52William & Sally Slick ’41/ -Robert Smigel ’58Lawrence & Colletta SomrackJoseph Spagnuolo ’61Ted Staidle ’52G. Albert Stevenson ’52Robert Sullens ’44Tom & Karen TercekAlbin & Agnes Kosmerl Tercek ’44/’47Raymond Thayer ’51George Thomey ’51George Thorpe ’52University of North Carolinaat CharlotteMichael & Becky UszakGeorge Vaul ’52Daniel Walsh ’55Joseph Walton ’44Elizabeth & Tim WardGeorge† & Mary Werling ’47/ -Margie WilberJohn & Sylvia YankeyCapital Campaign &EndowmentMatching OrganizationsBristol-Myers SquibbDominion Foundation MatchingGift ProgramExxonMobil FoundationHuman ArcKey FoundationLubrizol CorporationMinerals Technologies Inc.Nature StonePNC FoundationProgressive InsuranceFoundationPrudential Foundation MatchingGifts ProgramRegions BankSherwin-Williams CompanyT. Rowe Price AssociatesFoundation, Inc.The SIFCO FoundationClorox Company FoundationEmployee Giving CampaignUST Inc.Wachovia FoundationNotre Dame-Cathedral Latin Seasons Fall 2009 13

Each year, the NDCL Fund provides funding for scholarships.The list that follows reflects all gifts received during the lastfiscal year, which concluded June 30, 2009. In an effort to moreefficiently use paper and ink, this year’s Honor Roll of Donorslists each NDCL Fund donor just once - alphabetically, by lastname. Donors who gave $1,000 or above are recognized witha star. Please note that any gifts made to endowment or thecapital campaign are listed on the preceding pages. NDCLremains grateful for the support provided by all who advanceour mission through private philanthropy.NDCL FundDonorsDonna Adair ’86Gerard & Nancy Felice Albert - /’74Diane Koury Alessi ’64Charles Algier ’92Elizabeth Melago Alley ’52William Amato ’52★ Carmelo & Germaine GrdinaAmato ’53/’55Kim Manfredi Amstutz ’84Michael & Dianne AndersonHelen Ankenbrandt ’49Mirko & Kathleen AntlogaFrank Aquino ’66Jeffrey Archer ’97John Argie ’56Jerry Arko ’09Carol Bonnay Armenti ’56Mark Arnold ’73Patrick Auletta ’68Virginia Veasey Ausperk ’58Rev. Michael Ausperk ’80Edward & Constance SkufcaBabcock - /’72Harry Badger ’40Leona Fulton Baird ’58Mary Jane Whitely Balazs ’54Cheryl Zupancic Balish ’70Julie Fay Ball ’77Leon Balys ’69Gregory & Anne BandiAlyson Bandi ’00Pedro Banos ’64Sue Pike Bares ’85Marianne Barnes ’66★ Patricia BarnesDennis Bartelme ’64June Newman Bartlett ’46John Bastulli ’72Timothy Bauman ’76J. Herbert Bazur ’42Kathryn Stupica Bea ’61Francis & Patricia BeamDoris Dusek Beck ’50Sebastian Beck ’09Margaret Zaremba Beduhn ’57Floyd Begin ’47Thomas Begley ’62Angela Slogar Belaj ’56C. Kevin & Teresa BellSuzanne BelliniKenneth Bender ’65Kathy BendesDonna Lucas Benson ’74Katherine Melago Bergolc ’46Veronica Bearer Beuley ’55Joan Liwosz Bickley ’49James Biello ’95Denise Meyer Bijak ’77George Billings ’53Lisa Miller Biondolillo ’86Lillian Magilo Blakemore ’47Betty Hoge Blasse ’52Michael Blaszak ’66Joseph Blaszak ’70George Blatt ’38Mary Lou Bruck Blauch ’55Veronika Stropnik Blood ’91Donna Mihevic Boekley ’60Susan Gillen Bogo ’72Mary Jo Lombardo Boler ’54Jack Bolster ’50Victor Bonnell ’46Mary Ann Veasey Boos ’55Richard Borczuch ’61Kathryn Schwab Bosl ’58JoAnn Dolan Boslett ’78Stephen Bosway ’53Antoinette Bouhassin ’57Delores Grande Bozza ’46Mary Kaye Bozza ’70Marie Severovic Brame ’65Patricia Brodnik Brandt ’53Rose Humenik Breen ’51Thomas Brennan ’62Lisa Papcun Brenner ’91Fred Brinkman ’47Mary Scalabrino Broadbent ’50Kay Nunnally Brookshire ’75Tyrone Brown ’72Kenneth & Pamela ThorntonBrown ’75/’75John Bruile ’64Richard Bruyere ’52Dennis Bryant ’55James Buckley ’57Rosanne Nowak Buckner ’68★ Francis Buddie ’40Theresa Boehnlein Buffington ’57Edward Bushik ’64Andrew J. BushmanVirginia Freas Butler ’68Lawrence Buynak ’48Dorothy Hodgson Cahill ’48Daniel Calabrese ’09Salvatore Calandra ’39George Callahan ’41Barbara Stropko Cancian ’50Nicola Capretta ’54Mary Louise Haas Caprez ’42Rick Carbone ’65Patrick Carlin ’72Ben Carlozzo ’71Jeanne Putka Carrick ’42Dr. & Mrs. Theodore J. CasteleFoundationGregory Castell ’08★ Cathedral Latin AlumniAssociation, Inc.CL Class of ’58Anthony Caticchio ’54★ Richard & Bernadette CaprezCavolo ’74/’75Frank Cellura ’68Charles Centivany ’65Lawrence Cermak ’68Edward Cermak ’58Gary & Mary Kay ChangnonMark & Anne ChapmanRachel Chapman ’03Rebecca Chapman ’00Elaine Columbro Chimo ’53Cecilia Choromanski ’59Lucy Anne Christopher ’61Carole Ignatowski Chrosniak ’58Paul Chuppa ’57Constance Zingale Cinkole ’57Jim & Debbie CirilloBernard Clark ’50Joy Clifford ’08Frank & Margaret HealeyCochran ’42/’43Edmund Cody ’49Marie Locigno Coffey ’47George Collins ’65Mario Collura ’58Cathleen Gorbett Conry ’44Angela Consolo ’52John Conti ’44Patricia Boczek Conway ’57Marvin Cook ’55Sebastian Cook ’58Mary Jane Vaccariello Cooley ’57April O’Boyle Corr ’43Patricia Donahue Corrigan ’45Joseph Corsaro ’75Ronald & Loretta Trivison Cory’50/’50Delores Steigerwald Cowan ’58Megan Coyle ’97Patricia Ward Coyne ’56Margaret O’Connor Crawford ’47Barbara Supan Crawford ’57Angela Marton Crego ’72Salvatore CribariRobert Croft ’62Emery Csizma ’47Kenneth Cudnik ’57James Cudo ’66Warren Cummings ’44Mary Jo Kromar Curcio ’73John Curran ’45Doris Novotny Czinger ’42Francis Czykun ’58Teressa Congin Dalton ’75Ernest D’Amato ’48Mary Ann Bandi Danicic ’37Betty Salettel Davey ’47Karen McGuire Davis ’57Maura Harris Davis ’97Alexis Deacon ’09Allison Deacon ’09Mary D’Angelo DeBlasis ’85Ralph DeFranco ’61Martin DegnanLeo Deininger & Ruth Skuly ’56/’62Dominic & Mary Anne TrivisonDelsander ’46/’46★ James Demming ’40Michael Demore ’68Timothy & Nancy DemsharRodney & Mary Ann DennisonLorraine Moscovic Desing ’74Dolores Savodnik Desmond ’48James DiCello ’72John Dickard ’44Mary Dickerson ’99Philip DickinsonThomas Diedrich ’61Anna DiFiore ’84John DiFrancisco ’61Thomas Dikovitsky ’74William Dileno ’56Nancy DiMarino ’81Mark DiNardo ’50Bernard Divis ’58Michael Dobrzanski ’64Kathleen Kimpton Doles ’70Laura Skufca Dolsen ’69Mary Ann Tominc Domanko ’69John Donnelly ’38Karen Radley Dorsey ’70Barbara Adams Dougherty ’70Maureen Dowd ’70Paul & JoAnn DrozinLoretta Cipkus Dubray ’75Christopher Ducic ’76Thomas Dudick ’64Rosemarie Duh ’62John Dulik ’99Thomas Dunnigan ’39Audrey Hubeny Dvorak ’52Richard Dzurec ’68Margaret Colagrossi Dzurko ’52Marilyn Persin Eckert ’60Joyce Zabukovec Edelman ’79D. Michael Edelmuth ’57Timothy Edwards ’66Rev. Arthur Egan ’48Margaret O’Connor Egan ’47John Ellison ’44Patricia Velotta Embleton ’72Howard Emerick ’64Thomas Emling ’46Emmanuel Church(Rev. Lee Sciarrotta, SM ’55)Donald Engeman ’52George Englehart ’45Robert Englehart ’48Yvonne Koch Engler ’54Thomas Eppele ’48Eleanor Catana Eppele ’39Lynne Gorse Ernes ’74Paul Ertel ’71Ann Musca Ertle ’81M. Martha Ess ’45Amy Hrusovsky Evrard ’93Catherine Wincek Fallon ’57Kathleen Farago ’59Salvatore & Domenica ForlaniFarinacci ’52/’54Rita Victor Farley ’48Patricia Barrett Farro ’58Frank Fath ’53Doris Schaefer Faustini ’43Thomas & Melissa FavretDenise Cosenza Fedeli ’90Bruce Feher ’66Jean Feiten ’53Maryann Fekete ’67Lillian Rakoczy Feldman ’61Salvatore & Rose Marie CimagliaFelice ’53/’53Don Ferfolia ’46June Waugh Ferguson ’48Joyce Giordano Ferrante ’57Parmely Ferrie ’42Neil Fichtner ’46Michael & Heidi FigasJoseph & Mary Beth Filippo ’74/ -Dolores Fink ’48Marianne Adamo Fink ’47Benjamin Fisco ’78Christina Fisk ’95William Fitzgerald ’65Agnes Cachat FitzGerald ’40Mary Corrigan Flammang ’49Patrick Flannery ’99Patricia O’Loughlin Flesher ’49Marlene Gozelanczyk Fliter ’55Karen Yakkel Flora ’69Paul Fogo ’52John Folk ’37Norbert Foxx ’58James Foy ’49Bruno & Maria FrabottaEdna Franz ’46Evelyn Verdone Friery ’54★ Denotes Principal’s Club† Denotes Deceased14 Seasons Fall 2009 Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin

Marilyn Chapas Friga ’57Darlene Fritz ’67Thomas Frontczak ’46Thomas Fry ’41Gerald Fuerst ’52Douglas Fuldauer ’72Ronald Gadus ’67Eileen Gunther Gaertner ’43Linda Ziegler Gahr ’69Martin Gallagher ’52Gust Gallucci ’00Pauline Poklar Galyas ’53Louis Gammel ’46Jane Bier Garrett ’54Frances Gasper ’52Mary Ann Yenc Gaster ’71Robert Gaudio ’58Kenneth Gazdag ’48Lydia D’Orazio Genovese ’50Deborah Kimpton George ’75Mary Skrabec Geosano ’42Sara Gerbitz ’80Carmelita Gerome ’63Mary Reilly Gibbons ’60William Gibson ’48Fred Giel ’53Gerald Gilles ’55Maria Kranjc Gillespie ’73Jerome Gillick ’69★ JoAnn Brezovec Gillman ’54Maureen Kelleher Gilmore ’75Helene Lautizar Glavan ’38Sylvia Intihar Gliebe ’74Terence Gliha ’98Monica Semancik Gloudemans ’85Carolyn Eglet Goettke ’00Geraldine Paik Goodwin ’61Margaret Gorensek ’71★ Margaret Goecker Gornik ’44William Gorris ’34Linus Gottas ’37George Goudreau ’60The Goudreau Family CharitableLead UnitrustJanet Haley Grady ’41Jerome Grams ’48Dennis & Arlene VaccarielloGrapo ’53/’52Jeanne Hutt Green-Ulery ’45Joseph Gregg ’58Thomas Greve ’74Timothy Griesmer ’98Neylon Griffin ’49Sandra Orenski Groudle ’56Judith Froning Guadagno ’61★ James & Carla GuerrieriMargaret Dattilo Gutierrez ’46Lilly Gyulveszy ’52Rose Ann Kromar Haas ’75Richard Habic ’50Mary Gowan Hackman ’59Neil Haffey ’53Ann Zagar Hanigan ’68Jacqueline Omersa Hanks ’53Frank Harff ’58Conor Harris ’02Zachary Hayden ’94Mary Ladutko Haydu ’44Mary Jane Danolfo Hayes ’47Douglas & Renee HayslipMary Angela Smolik Hees ’46Sharon Heil ’82Jerome Helfrich ’51Mary Satow Hemmeter ’53Hugh Henderson ’67Frank HentemannJames Herak ’61Jim & Lisa Janda Herchek - /’82Paul Herman ’67Erinne Christian Hess ’95James & Nancy DeJovineHetki - /’82Claire Schmitt Higginbotham ’47Eugene & Susan HillBernadette Blake Hill ’47Robert Hill ’41Lillian Zupancic Hlabse ’53Louis Hlad ’60Francis Hobbins ’71Eric HodgesFrancis & Rosemarie MihelichHogan ’38/’45Fr. Mark Hollis ’63LaVerne Kopacka Holmes ’40Frank Hondlik ’49Robert Hopkins ’79Loretta Vargo Horvath ’46Rita Pepoy Horvath ’46Rudy & Mary Ann HrenTony & Catherine SeverovicHrestak ’55/’57Lillian Brozik Hruska ’37Joseph Huber ’60Lauren Grugel Hughes ’78Norman Humphries ’53John Hunt ’61Agnes Bratel Hurlman ’41Edward Hyland ’63James & Nancy Hyland ’78/ -★ Leo & Beth Hyland ’77/ -Patrick Hyland ’76★ Timothy Hyland ’73Richard Iammarino ’44Thomas Ianiro ’59Silvia Ianiro ’09Victor Ilenda ’59Bernadine Papson Infield ’54Charles Ipavec ’70Virginia Beyer Ivec ’73Michael Jablonski ’59Emmett Jacobson ’67Louis Jacquet ’68Stanley & Faith JakseStephen Jambor ’33Evelyn Skoda Janchar ’37★ Bruce & Deborah JaroszRita Muchitsch Jernejcic ’46Michael Jezior ’56Bill Jirousek ’68Lillian Vosmik Joliat ’47★ JoAnne Bozza Jonathan ’76Frances Rosboril Jones ’58John Joyce ’38Barbara Julai ’64Barbara Hogan Junglas ’78William Kacvinsky ’67John Kaminski ’49Edward Kane ’46Lynn Kelleher Kary ’70Ray Kastelic ’48John Kastelic ’58Andrew Katronick ’96Jacquelyn Dedich Kaufman ’50Herbert Kaufman ’43Margaret Weiss Kavula ’57Dorothy Chapon Kazel ’56Valerie Rinaldi Kearney ’73Eileen Kelly Kearns ’46Kelly Kane Keefe ’93Jack & Cheryl KelleyMichael Kelley ’09Lawrence & Mary Agnes FriedelKendra ’58/’59Dennis Kennedy ’66Walter Kennedy ’62Richard Kenny ’51Karen Kerata ’60Kenneth Kermode ’65Deborah Kersman ’81Marlene Cassesa Kersman ’57Barbara Meyers Kessler ’83Gerald Ketchaver ’62Paula DeLuca Kibler ’85Christine Nykiel Kime ’72Johanna Muhle Kinder ’49John King ’79Margaret Hoeglar Kinkopf ’54Fr. John Kinkopf ’41★ James Kinsey ’53Edward Kipfstuhl ’39Christopher Klein ’68Rita Klement ’69Julianne Macsinger Klingman ’48Jennifer Kmetich ’09James KnappKent & Lola KnauerAgnes Sabovik Knazek ’35Mark & Mary KoboskyJoseph Kocab ’37John Kocevar ’52John Koehler ’48Margaret Kolar ’64Paul Kolb ’71Timothy & Rose KolbeckJohn Kopcso ’50Joyce Evans Koreman ’56Helene Zapisek Koricke ’46Rosemary Jandik Kortan ’45Mira Adamic Kosem ’58Robert Koss ’64Frederick Koss ’64Janet Kouris ’58Margaret Stracensky Kovachik ’50Carolyn Markert Kovacs ’53Frederick Kovar ’51Louise Kovar ’74Jerome Koziatek ’48James Kozsey ’69Keven Krajnak ’98Lisa Krajnak ’91Cynthia Nuccio Krause ’74Laura Winter Krause ’82Arthur Kresse ’46Gloria Bayer Kreutzer ’61Kathleen Kristoff ’95Maureen Freas Krol ’72John Krosse ’38Kevin Kruse ’09William Kubat ’52Margaret Kubu ’40Patricia Kaurich Kuderka ’63Edward Kuhel ’64Dolores Brow Kurtz ’48Eileen Duffy Kusar ’54Edward Kuzma ’59Helen Lachvayder ’32Gordon LaGanke ’50Timothy Lamb ’60Joan McGovern Langdon ’55Patricia Lange ’50John Larish ’47Mary Hawkins Lasch ’46Heidi Swan Lateulere ’00Arthur Lauer ’45Charles Lauer ’47★ Michael Lavelle ’66Walter & Judith LazukaPalm Lazzara ’52Tim & Kathy LeciejewskiLena Giordano Leciejewski ’46Rachel Poplyk Legerski ’80Theresa Koczan Lembach ’60Antoinette Giubileo Leone ’55Mary Rose Lepore ’07Ernest Lewandowski ’44William Lewis ’55Edward Licht ’61Stephanie Likavec ’00Thomas & Susan LikavecRosemary Marvaldi Litman ’50Ronald Litra ’71Richard Livingston ’46Daniel Lombardy ’73Carl LoPresti ’58Edward Lostoski ’48Michael Lowrey ’60Julie Augustine Loyke ’81★ Edward & Catherine Lozick ’55/ -★ The Edward A. & Catherine L.Lozick FoundationBarbara Ihlenfield Lucas ’51Vetal Lucka ’42Florence Bechtel Lynch ’24Christopher & Kathy Lynch ’75/ -Anthony Magalski ’56Joseph Magri ’56Thomas Mahoney ’42James & Elaine MaierGeorgene Boss Maistros ’53Casimir Majcher ’62Bridget Makar ’09Paul & Mary Kay MakarAlexander Makowski ’48Elsie Zimmerman Malec ’47Dorothy Malec Malek ’54Michael Malone ’64Thomas Maloney ’50Judy MalysaMichael Mancini ’68Christine Manfredonia ’85Frank Manieri ’49Susan Todt Margalis ’72S. Maritt ’46Richard Marrapese ’62★ James Martello ’65Samuel & Paula MartillottaMelissa Marvin ’97William & Kathleen O’MalleyMason ’45/’53John Mason ’41Louis Mason ’49Thomas Matejka ’64Joseph & Sharon MatejkaMargaret Zoldak Matlak ’44Algirdas Matulionis ’58Anthony Matuszewski ’62Roberta May ’73Joseph & Donna MazzoneEdward McAdams ’73Betty Kemmerling McBride ’52Patricia McCann ’52William McCrone ’58Kerry McCullough ’73Renee McDonnellPatrick McDonough ’64Gilbert McGee ’48James McGinty ’50Lois Lowrey McGovern ’54Jo Ann Artress McGreevy ’54Michael McGuigan ’72Laura Burk McGuinness ’60Mary McKenna ’54Rita Kirk McKenna ’69Edward McKenna ’41John McKenna ’42Michael McKinley ’77Dennis McNeil ’67Timothy McNeil ’63Gina Gruttadauria McVey ’83Mark & Barbara MeisterFrances Toth Mendyka ’46Nancy Kanetsky Merritt ’00James Metenyi ’62Kathleen Boyle Meyer ’90Loretta Loyke Meyer ’53Theresa Giordano Micale ’43Chantel Hall Michalek ’95Marilyn McDonough Mikals ’47Joseph Miklich ’62Thomas Miklich ’65Matthew Miller ’95Gerard Miller ’49Susan Miller ’71Ann McGuinness Millett ’52Doris Steiner Mion ’48Maryann Sarka Mitchell ’48Anthony Mlakar ’52Leonard Mlejnek ’55Pauline Kotecki Mog ’61Denise Srebernak Molesch ’70Diane Palsa Monreal ’79Sheila O’Daugherty Montgomery ’59Michael Mooney ’67Michael Moore ’63Cynthia Strauss Morgner ’64David Moriarty ’61Annmarie Woscek Morrow ’70Richard Mott ’50Anna Maria Motta ’77Maryalice Fitrell Mowen ’50Heidi Semancik Murphy ’89Kristen Murphy ’08William Muth ’32Mike & Sandra MuticDolores Wisniewski Myslinski ’46NDA Class of ’78Geraldine Hrovat Nagorski ’53Clive Nagy ’54Janet Trudy Naso ’54Lillian Nawalanic ’58Margaret Buscher Neforos ’58Simon Nekic ’36Margaret O’Neil Neubert ’47Dolores Nichta ’69Gary Nied ’65Bernard Niehaus ’48Joseph Nista ’64Pauline Nocifora ’55Lucille Perich Nolan ’50Thomas & Linda NolanMary Nolan ’08★ Thomas Nolfi ’73John Norton ’50Veronica Koncilja Novotney ’70Donald Novotny ’57Walter Nowak ’60Thomas Nowel ’65★ Frances Nugent ’46Mark Oberdoerster ’74Kelsey O’Brien ’09Theresa Lanese O’Brien ’55Carole Skerl O’Connor ’52James O’Day ’48★ Denotes Principal’s Club† Denotes DeceasedNotre Dame-Cathedral Latin Seasons Fall 2009 15

Betty Sewell O’Dea ’35Michael O’Donnell ’55Mary Kay O’Donnell ’85Jerry & Vicki O’HaraMaureen Vidmar O’Hearn ’72Raymond Oliger ’53Phillip Oliveri ’79Mike & Kate OlivierJohn Olle ’64Jean OlupThomas O’Malley ’61William & Mary Beth O’MalleyJames O’Neill ’57William O’Neill ’53John Orlando ’64Joseph Orosz ’47Megan Orosz ’09Thomas O’Rourke ’58Stanley Orzech ’62Margaret O’Donnell Osborne ’83Thomas O’Toole ’53Frances Rudd Owen ’55Al Pace ’53Steve Palinkas ’72Elizabeth Molnar Palko ’53Marjorie Knoll Pallotta ’41Evelyn Sunderman Palsa ’50Margaret Sterkel Paluf ’80Rose Marie Papp Paluf ’46John Pangonis ’58Vincent Panichi ’53Joseph Parey ’66David Parisi ’09Eileen Marko Parker ’84★ Sterling & Lois AndruscikParks ’60/’61Janet Caputo Pasquesi ’55★ Matthew & Megan PassalacquaJennifer Pasqualone Patriarca ’94Richard Pazderak ’52John Pekarcik ’60Patrick Peldner ’66Ralph Pelegrin ’33Carol Taylor Penner ’61Rita Fleckenstein Peters ’51Joseph Petkovic ’45Joseph Petras ’43Margaret Boots Petriella ’40Kathy Petteruti ’70William & JacquelineJakubowski Pevec ’50/’53Terry Phelan ’66Scott Phillips ’01Stanley Piekos ’61Rosella Gentile Pietro ’51Stephen Pigott ’73Dennis Pinkozie ’64Candice Piraino ’00Christina Piraino ’04Erika Pirc ’09Frank Piunno ’66Ronald Podojil ’50Theresa Sajovec Pohly ’80Elizabeth Poje ’91Barbara Bennett Pokelsek ’72Maryann Garbo Polivka ’73Charles Pona ’09★ Janet Poponick ’77Mary Ellen Powers ’73★ Anthony Pozelnik ’31Ronald Prasek ’56Frank Prater ’54William Prendergast ’45William Preston ’54Mary Forgac Prizzi ’53Margaret Pryately ’71Peter and Therees Pucher ’55/-Albert & Geraldine Fisher Pullar’47/’54Antoinette Quagliata ’84John & Catherine MacDonaldQuinlan ’41/’45Sean Rabbitt ’09Paul Raglow ’51Thomas Raia ’51Elizabeth Verderber Rapinz ’43Donald Rapposelli ’68James Rascher ’54Paula Galyas Ray ’77Nancy Foecking Real ’67Paul Recko ’46Patricia Rini Reidy ’47James & Mary Anne MurrayReinmann ’52/’52Raymond Reinmann ’42Mary Immormino Revock ’47Kathleen Reilly Rich ’61Ernest Richmann ’95★ Leonard Ringenbach ’64Thomas Rini ’71William Ritt ’52Beverly Laurienzo Rivera ’54Daniel Roach ’72David Robertson ’52Mark Rocawich ’63Patricia Roche ’48Nancy Reedick Rodgers ’64Joseph Rodriguez ’09James Roeder ’47Edward Rogers ’42Joan Drake Rogers ’70Carl Romansky ’53Donald Roshetko ’48Nancy Micali Rotatori ’79Patrick Routa ’72Edward Rozak ’39Therese Olatta Rozga ’49Patricia Carson Rushin ’46Thomas Rusnaczyk Rusk ’51Nancy Patten Ruther ’41Daniel Ryan ’66Patricia Borkoski Rybicki ’51Jeanne Voytko Rydzak ’74Janice Krey Rypinski ’57Cheryl Sacerich ’78Donna McGraw Sadd ’69Thomas & Janet SadowskiPatricia Sakmar Holcomb ’71Joanne Salay ’63Timothy Salcer ’96Bradley Salmon ’92Vivian Muliolis Samerdyke ’48David Sanders ’53Dolores Hornack Sarisky ’49Anthony Sassano ’48Helen Kruszynski Sawyer ’33Michael & Peggy FogartySaxon - /’78Rita Kolovich Sbrocco ’48Robert & Virginia KramerSchade ’42/’43Ernest Schanzlin ’36John Schauer ’52Ann Palisin Scheller ’49James Schempp ’52James Schlecht ’36Howard Schleimer ’41Meghan Harris Schnakenburg ’93Kenan Schnupp ’74Colleen Dickard Schroeder ’73Virginia Gaffney Schuerger ’46Janet Perse Schuster ’73Sonya Martin Schwaegerle ’75Robert Schwartz ’97Cosimo Sciotto ’64William ScottLois Tausch Scranton ’42William Scully ’66Veronika Ilyes Sechler ’78Mary Ann Sedlak ’73Paul Sefcovic ’64Francismarie Seiler, SND ’51Lawrence & Joanne KovatsSeman ’56/’56Kenneth Seminatore ’64Sheila Sexton ’86William Sexton ’47Bernadette Andryscik Sferry ’64Robert Shafer ’51Betty Debeljak Shalaty ’54Most Rev. Gilbert Sheldon ’44Kerry Troha Shelton ’94William Shula ’64Palma Caticchio Sidak ’54June Fancher Sieber ’35Francis Sikora ’70Tom & Donna Catalano Silk - /’78Charlotte Miralia Simon ’58Thomas Simon ’04Bryan Simpson ’98John Sims ’67★ Sisters of Notre DameEugene & Betty Hlubik Skerl ’47/’49Joseph Skerl ’59Joseph & Betty Stasny Skrha ’44/’48Laura Skufca ’91Marcia Eminian Slaby ’61Rosemary Schmitt Slattery ’45Gerri Palmeri Slavkovsky ’81★ William Slick ’41Mary Alice Slowey, SND ’51Molly Randel Smith ’95Rose Marie Sekerak Smith ’69Terry & Leslie SmudzKaren O’Connor Smullen ’76Michael Soinski ’64Edward Soloski ’46Michael & Jane SoltisRobert Sords ’73Don & Deborah SouthardJoseph Spagnuolo ’61Ottilia Uehlein Spath ’43Mercedes Karpinski Spotts ’47Paula Cimperman Srsen ’75Dorothy Voytko Stanley ’74John Stanley ’57Gerald Staraitis ’62Kenneth & Twyla StarrettGerald Stary ’60Gary & Kathleen CatalanoStaude - /’77Helen Brown Stefanov ’59Ronald Sterbank ’61Frank Stergar ’56Michael Stinziano ’63Allan Stoessner ’51Carol Strater ’54Marilou Battista Strathern ’52Gregory Stricker ’77Mary Louise Oberle Strutz ’50Janice Baraga Stucin ’61★ Joseph Suchan ’48Julius Sukys ’42Daniel Sullivan ’61Richard Sundra ’53Felicia Steczkowski Sunyak ’56Albert & Kristina SusinskasDiana Zucco Sutphin ’63Joanne Jozsa Swartz ’59Edward & Marianne CarneySynek ’51/’51Anthony Szabo ’38Laszlo & Eva Loiczly Szantho ’72/’75Mary Borzy Takacs ’52Elaine Kehm Tallackson ’59James Talty ’66Patrick Talty ’64Patricia Rubal Taneja ’97Ronald Tanski ’60Mary Catherine Tartara ’91Diana Temple ’73Matthew Tercek ’95Helen Kotnik Teree ’47June Walker Terstage ’55Bernadette Korosec Tesar ’51Donna Petricig Thiernau ’73Patricia Mitchell Thomas ’64Robert Thomas ’50Richard Thomas ’60George Thomey ’51Daniel Thompson ’72Thomas Thornton ’52John Thorpe ’61Chip Tighe ’79Albert Tilow ’45Larry Timbers ’46Kelly Roose Timko ’83Peter & Sue Grady Titas ’63/’64Mark TomaroJohn Tomsic ’55Frank Torok ’52Stephen Toth ’50Jennifer Toth ’97Irene Dolnacko Toth ’43Bernard Toth ’52Louise Perko Toutant ’49Jane Towell ’71Rev. Louis Trivison ’42Kathleen Trivison ’52I. Bernard & Elizabeth MolnarTrombetta ’56/’56Arlene Truskowski ’69Michael Turek ’73Patricia Fencel Turner ’45Edward Turza ’48Dan & Ellen TyranskyJoseph Ulaszewski ’68Robert Valerian ’60A. R. Van Cantfort ’47Teresa Synek Van Kuren ’53Rita Hurajt Vargo ’41John Vehar ’65Maureen Powers Vela ’69Mary Velotta ’75Barbara Puzenski Venesy ’55Sandra Winter Viau ’77George Vosmik ’51Robert Vourron ’50Conor Voyles ’08Dorothy Lachvayder Voytko ’40Miroslav & Ohridija VujovicFlorence Iafigliola Vulich ’54Helen Murphy Vura ’75Eleanor Krejci Vyhnalek ’36Bernadette Jakopic Waid ’81Frank Waldeck ’40Joseph Walton ’44Stephen Wanner ’09Peter Ware ’67★ Barbara Kranjc Warner ’75Michael Wasdovich ’59Joseph & Dorothy KirkWasserbauer ’49/’49Joseph Waters ’52Lynetta Balla Weber ’54Louise Weber ’55Joseph Wegas ’48Donald Weichsel ’67James Weiler ’73John Werner ’00Richard Werner ’66Richard Wervey ’59Eleanor Kiena Wiegand ’44John Wilhelm ’67Carol Jacobcin Wilkins-Long ’56Donald Willis ’52Ben & Karen WilsonMartha Kohler Wilson ’30Thomas Wilson ’53Arthur Wincek ’38Frank & Ruth Billings Winter ’46/’50Caroline Muhitsch Wodarsky ’50Thomas Wolff ’40James Wood ’09Raymond Wuco ’46John Wunderle ’36Martin & Cristianna YacinskiJamie & Pamela YertSam Yovanno ’59Christine Ursich Yovanovic ’71Allen & Barbara ZacharyKenneth Zajac ’69Pamela Zakacs ’68James Zaletel ’64Robert & Karen ZaluskiDolores Sabetta Zampino ’47Patricia McKenna Zanglin ’44Nina Capretta Zappitelli ’75Angeline Zurek Zaremba ’37Patricia Binns Zastawny ’51John Zawacki ’49Jerome Zielaskiewicz ’74Donna Fisco Zimmerman ’73Theresa Pepple Zink ’42Kathryn Evans Zolikoff ’88Edward Zolkoski ’40Francis Zunt ’67John Zupancic ’48★ Denotes Principal’s Club† Denotes Deceased16 Seasons Fall 2009 Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin

MemorialsMemory of Loretta ChoromanskiCecilia Choromanski ’59Tom Corman ’55Memory of Ada Ryan Ferneding ’41Ann Musca Ertle ’81Memory of Jane GambateseMr. & Mrs. Richard Goodell, Jr.Memory of Norma WhitelyGraham ’43Nancy Patten Ruther ’41Memory of Thomas F. Hagen ’41Mr. and Mrs. Philip DickinsonMemory of David Hamm ’71Mrs. Peter HammNDCL FundMatching GiftCompaniesAdvanced F.M.E. ProductsBrush Engineered MaterialsDirect Import AssistanceCorporationDominion Foundation MatchingGift ProgramGlaxoSmithKlineKey FoundationLubrizol CorporationNational City Matching GiftProgramProgressive InsuranceFoundationSprint CorporationUST Inc.Memory of Don Lauer ’52Mr. and Mrs. Jack JoyceMemory of Bill Masley, ’03Rachel Chapman ’03Memory of Mary Lynn PayneBernadette Blake Hill ’47Memory of Louis SkufcaAngela Marton Crego ’72Memory of Jean WardMr. and Mrs. Timothy Hyland ’73Memory of Meg Webster ’88Mr. and Mrs. Rick Carbone ’65Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Seasons Fall 2009 17

New EndowedScholarship MemorializesJim Ramsey ’52As a student at Cathedral Latin School,Jim Ramsey seemed to be everywhere.One classmate referred to Jim as “JoeLatin” because he personified the verybest in the school. His list of accomplishmentswas filled with activities thatincluded football and basketball,Sodality, National Honor Society andeven the Dance Committee. He alsoserved as president of the Class of 1952.Through the decades that followed, Jimremained engaged with Cathedral Latin and NDCL until hisuntimely death in November of 2008. Jim died following a courageousbattle with brain cancer. Known and respected for his intellectand hard work, Jim had a very successful career with IBMand retired from there. He was widowed and re-married, a fatherand grandfather, and had a special passion for golf, including agolf hole in his back yard in Leander, TX. Though a long-timeTexas resident, Jim remained a loyal “Lion” all his life. Regularlyattending his class reunions, participatingin Latin alumni activities, and watchingfootball games at NDCL’s LionStadium – all brought great joy to Jim.He even volunteered to serve on theCampaign Cabinet for NDCL’s $4.5 millioncapital campaign. Jim also stayed connectedwith many of his classmates “online” until his health began to fail.Some of those classmates were somoved at Jim’s passing that they initiatedan endowed scholarship in his memoryat NDCL. Classmates Leo Dardy, ArtBostwick and Ron Bogolin put togetheran effort that has so far generated over$18,000 and successfully established theJim Ramsey ’52 Memorial Endowed Scholarship at NDCL. Manyclassmates recall fondly recall Jim’s warm smile, optimisticdemeanor and big heart.If you are interested in making a contribution to the Jim Ramsey’52 Memorial Endowed Scholarship, please contact Leo P. Hyland’77, Director of Advancement at NDCL, at leo.hyland@ndcl.org orby phone at 888.214.8109 x264.NEWS FlashCounselors bring expertise,enthusiasm to NDCLWith a new name, new faces, and a renewed focus onservice to our students, parents, and faculty, NDCL’sOffice of College, Counseling and Support Services(OCCSS) hit the ground running when school resumedthis fall.School counselors Mrs. Rachel Siegel, Mr. MarkKasunic, Mrs. Donna Pugh Blevins, and schoolpsychologist/school counselor Mrs. Kathy Sanbornhave been eagerly meeting with students about courses,colleges, and beginning-of-the-year transitions.According to Mrs. Siegel, who directs the office, thecounselors chose the OCCSS name to better reflecttheir mission and service in NDCL’s college preparatoryenvironment. “The new name is more than semantics,”she explained. “We are working hard to craft a programthat responds effectively to the needs of our students andtheir parents.”Mrs. Siegel comes to NDCL from an international collegepreparatory school in LaPaz, Bolivia, where she successfullydeveloped and implemented comprehensive counselingprogramming to meet both student and parentneeds, including college information workshops, careerexploration opportunities, student support groups, andpeer mentoring.Mrs. Pugh Blevins is also new to NDCL. As a leader andmember of numerous professional organizations forcollege admissions counseling, Mrs. Pugh Blevins hasestablished professionalrelationshipswith admissions officersat colleges anduniversities throughoutthe United States.A past president ofRachel Siegel, Guidance Office Director the Ohio Associationfor CollegeAdmissionsCounseling (OACAC), she is a recognized expert on thecollege selection and application process. In fact, shetrains new college admissions counselors forthe OACAC.In Mr. Kasunic’s more than 20 years as a school counselor,he has developed a professional repertoire of skills toprovide individualized counseling support to our students.Fourteen years of combined experience as a schoolcounselor and school psychologist have enabled Mrs.Sanborn to develop keen insight into all aspects of anadolescent’s growth and development with specificexpertise in mental health and wellness services.All four counselors are strong advocates for each student’sacademic, personal, and career development. Toachieve these goals, they always welcome and encouragecommunication with parents by phone, email, orface-to-face appointments.18 Seasons Fall 2009 Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin

NDCL's campus ministers MattWallenhorst and Anney Brandt enjoymeeting students in their office.(L–R students: Elly Maras, Talia Trovato,and Brenden Pawlak)Grabbing a meal a breeze thanksto online accountingParents can now establish an online account to pre-pay for theirchild’s meals in the NDCL cafeteria. In addition to enabling parentsto deposit money into their child’s account with a credit card orbank account transfer, the online system provides informationabout the meals enjoyed by their child. Parents may also sign upfor alerts when your account balance runs low.Corlett, Ulle earn Eagle Scout distinctionCongratulations to seniorsTim Corlett and Ben Ulle,who were honored by theBoy Scouts of America withthe prestigious Eagle ScoutAward during a court ofhonor at Saint GabrielChurch this fall.For his Eagle ScoutLeadership Project, Tim renovatedthe landscaping atthe Father Hanzo Center ofSaint Mary Church inTim CorlettBen UllePainesville. The center’s entrance now features a more attractiveentrance, complete with new raised landscape beds and an irrigationsystem.Ben designed, funded, and built a therapeutic garden for Mentor’sCrossroads Adolescent Counseling Center for his Eagle project. Thegarden helps children with severe behavioral issues learn responsibilityand nurturing.Tim and Ben also completed an 80-mile backpacking trek in theSangria de Cristo Mountains in northern New Mexico. They aremembers of Troop 64 in Concord.FRIENDLY ROAR: Our Lionmascot, junior MeganLynch, daughter of ChristopherLynch, CL ’75, leads the crowd atthe NDCL Fall Sports Rally.Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Seasons Fall 2009 19

LIONS’SPORTSFall Sports In View20 Seasons Fall 2009 Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin

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Alumni News UpdatePhotos Requested from College Athletes: If you areplaying or have played intercollegiate athletics, NDCL isseeking an 8x10 photo of you in your college uniform fordisplay in the McGarry Gym area. Please include yourname, college, sport played, and years. Send to KevenKrajnak, Alumni Director.Alumni Football Game Under the Lights: Kevin Kocsis’02 intercepted Scott Phillips’ ’01 pass in overtime tosecure the 12-6 win in the Inaugural Alumni FootballGame Under the Lights on September 4th. The greatturnout indicates that next year will be even better.Lionwear Apparel at the Online Store: Visit NDCL’sonline store for NDCL apparel and NDA and Latint-shirts. All make great gifts for any occasion. Justarrived! Baby items like onezies, bibs, and toddlert-shirts! Shop at www.ndcl.org.NDCL Alumni Association Update: The AlumniAssociation begins its 5th year in 2010 and once againwill have an ambitious agenda. Come and join us for theNovember 18th meeting at 6:00 pm in NDCL’s library lightsupper. Check out www.ndcl.org or the NDCL Alumnigroup on Facebook for updates.NDCL Golf Recap:The 9th Annual NDCL GolfClassic was held in July atLittle Mountain CountryClub in Concord.Congratulations to thewinning foursome of TimO’Donnell, Joe Krajnyak,Rich Krajnyak, and DanSullivan. Visitwww.ndcl.org for the photo gallery and sponsors.Save Monday, July 1, 2010 for next year’s Gold Classicat Little Mountain.Alumni Night at NDCL:Join us for the NDCL Alumni Night basketball game inlate December. A special feature will be the dedicationof the new Roaring Lion painting in the McGarryGymnasium. Check out www.ndcl.org and Facebookfor updates.Your response is requested: Please let usknow if you prefer to receive the quarterlyNDCL Seasons magazine electronically ratherthan in printed form. Call Jean Olup, Office ofAdvancement, at (440) 286-6226, ext. 242, ore-mail advancement@ndcl.org Help NDCL bea sustainable school in a sustainable world!22 Seasons Fall 2009 Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin

REUNION NEWS CentralAll Notre Dame Academy, Cathedral Latin School and NDCL classes planning reunions are encouragedto send their information for publication in this column. The Alumni/Advancement Office will post thedetails about your reunion and can list the names of any missing classmates. Send this information toJean Olup at jean.olup@ndcl.org or call (440) 286-6226 ext. 242.Reunion coordinators can request class lists and mailing labels and other help as needed. Facilities atNDCL are available for reunions. Contact Keven Krajnak ’98, NDCL Alumni Director at (440) 286-6226 ext.239, or e-mail keven.krajnak@ndcl.org.NDA Chardon Boarders ReunionAll boarders from the Chardon campusare invited to a special reunion, tentativelyschedule for October 9, 2010. Contact Marianne(Parks) Wilhelm ’76, at (440) 417-0445 ormarpatwoo@yahoo.com.Florida Chapter Meeting ScheduleThe 2009-2010 meeting dates for the FloridaAlumni Chapter are: November 10, 2009,December 8, 2009, January 12, 2010, February 9,2010 & March 9, 2010. The meetings at PepinRestaurant in St. Petersburg, FLstart at 11:30a.m. followed by lunch. For reservations, contactTom Begley ’62 at (727) 804-1594 or tom@tbegley.comby the Friday before the meeting.NDA ’46A monthly luncheon is held on the firstWednesday of the month, 11:30 a.m. at theHoliday Inn (Independence) at Rockside andI-77. All are welcome. Questions? Call FranNugent at (330) 425-1365.NDA ’47A monthly luncheon is held on the firstWednesday of the month, 12:30 p.m. atAlfredo’s, Holiday Inn Mayfield (271 and WilsonMills). For more information, call Agnes (Krebs)Kermode at (440) 843-2351 or Peggy (O’Connor)Egan at (440) 946-6668.NDA ’48The Class of 1948 meets in April andSeptember. Questions? Call Vivian at (440)526-4943, Corinne at (216) 749-5156, or Doloresat (216) 524-5509. Hope to see you there!NDA ’60The NDA class of 1960 has begun planning our50th Class Reunion for September 11, 2010.More information will be forthcoming. Contact:Marilyn (Skettle) Kelbach mdk0601@aol.comMarilyn (Persyn) Eckert maez150@aol.comElaine (Plonski) Leonard eleo8376@yahoo.comPatricia (Shay) Zele at (440) 357-2807CL ’60The CL Class of 1960 is beginning to plan its50th Reunion, tentatively scheduled forSeptember 3-5, 2010. Contact Bob Valeriancrewcoach@ameritech.net, Bill Kyselacludos@cox.net, or Tom Giardinotom.giardino@udayton.edu for more information.CL ’62All are welcome to attend the monthly luncheonat Muldoon’s Tavern on East 185th Street. Theluncheon is the last Friday of the month. Thereis an entrance requirement: a story about ourLatin days. P.S. We are already planning our 50thclass reunion in 2012!NDA ’90Our 20-year reunion is scheduled for June 19,2010 at Cappelli’s in Mentor. Contact Cyndi(Quinlan) Crellin at cmq71@yahoo.com formore information.NDCL ’92Brian D’Aurelio is plans for the 20th reunionof the Class of 2012. The class of 1992 isapproaching its 7,300th Day Reunion (seemsless traumatic to express it in days as opposedto “20th Year“). If you are a member ofFacebook, please join the “NDCL Class of 1992”group and post your information to get back intouch with old friends. If you would like to help,contact me via Facebook or at brian@daurelio.com.NDCL ’94Our 15-year reunion is Friday, November 27that Maggiano’s Restaurant at Beachwood Place.Please mark your calendars and forward anycontact information to any of the following:Ann (Bogo) Saline at saline.ann@gmail.comMegan (Masin) McCostlin atmasinmegan@yahoo.comJeff Colagross at jefemiami@aol.com or (440)953-9932Also, please take a moment to visit ourFacebook group (NDCL - Class of 1994 ) for thelatest updates! Send response and check to:Jeff Colagross, 34861 Amy Ct., Eastlake, OH44095.NDCL ’99Our 10-year reunion is Saturday, November28th from 7-11 p.m. at the Fox and Hound inMayfield Hts. Contact Patrick Flannery atpflann@roadrunner.com,or Jack Mezak atjackmezak@hotmail.com or 419-606-0290). formore information or visit our group page onfacebook. Invitations were mailed in September.Please return to Jack Mezak as soon as possible.ALUMNI UPDATEWe would like to hear from you!NAME: ____________________________________________________________CLASS: ________________________LAST FIRST MAIDENADDRESS: ___________________________________________________BIRTHDATE: _________________________CITY:__________________________________STATE: ____________________________________ZIP: __________PHONE: ()__________________________________E-MAIL: ___________________________________________YOUR NEWS:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Are you interested in working with your alumna/i association as a class representative? Yes NoMail to: Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin School, Advancement Office, 13000 Auburn Rd., Chardon, OH 44024Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Seasons Fall 2009 23

Class NewsNotre Dame Academy1931Frances Lograsso Ficano, 96years old, has 20 grandchildren and15 great grandchildren.1944Faith Corrigan has authored anewly published book, Glass of Faithand Beauty.1961Pauline (Joann) Kotecki Mog hasfour grandchildren. She and husbandof 41 years, Richard, have traveledthrough the Panama Canal and allthe states, including Alaska andHawaii.1969Sally Pellegrin, a teacher at ClaraE. Westropp School in Cleveland,recently won the Presidential Awardfor Excellence in Mathematics andScience Teaching, the nation’s highestdistinction for teaching in those fields.Sally is one of only 87 elementaryteachers nationwide to win theaward this year which includesreceiving the award at a WhiteHouse ceremony along with a$10,000 from the National ScienceFoundation.Emese Vathy Blankenship’sdaughter, Katalan, graduated fromCase Western Reserve in May and isemployed at the University in themedical school finance department.Mary Lou Dlouhy Butwina ’69become a grandparent to her grandson,Lucas, was born several months ago.1973Laura Whittingham Bonse islisted in the Who’s Who in AmericanWomen 2008-09 and in theInternational Biographical Centre,Cambridge, England as an IBCForemost Professional of the Worldfor ’09. She has been a special educationteacher in Danville, Illinoisfor 22 years where she works as aTeacher of the Deaf and Hard ofHearing.1977Katherine Hermann Phillipsrejoices in her year old granddaughter,Zoe.1980Colleen Kazel DeBarr, a doctor ofpodiatric medicine, currently owns afoot care center in Duluth, Georgiaand is married with three children.1990Pray for the husband of Elisa AnnBertrand Nixon who is stationed inAfghanistan. Elisa, who also servedin the military, is an administrativeassistant with Gresham Smith &Partners in Nashville, TN. The couplehave a 15 year old son.Cathedral Latin School1951Stephen J. Sebesta is the authorof a The Wartime Experiences of aCleveland Czechoslovak Legionnaire.1952Mark Kelly’s third memoir TheWarriors has been published. It centerson his trip around the world whilein the Navy. His previous two publishedmemoirs are The Urchins andThe Barons.1972Tom Beyer and Gary Huth andTom’s son, Joe Beyer ’00 backpackedthe Appalachian Trail from Sunday,June 21st to Friday, June 26th. Tom’sgoal is to complete the whole trail(2,175 miles) during his lifetime.NDCL1994Jaime Smith Stoeger is currentlyemployed at Gannondale School inErie, Pennsylvania as a UnitDirector/Counselor. She and husband,Brian, had their first child in May.1996Brian Lepa and Hilary Whitewere married at St. John’s Church inOlean, New York on June 27, 2009.The wedding party included the followingNDCL alumni: Front Row:Chris Lepa ’02 and Jen Lepa Bakula’00. Second Row: Tim Salcer ’96,Tony Baucco ’96, Brian, Hilary,William Abouhassan ’96 and ScottLepa ’94. Brian and Hilary willreside in Medford, MA.1998Caterina Cocca Fulton lives inConcord, OH. She is a lawyer andher husband, David, teaches atEuclid Central Middle School and isa realtor.1999Renee Ticconi Andree graduatedfrom Kent State in 2003 with a BSNand is currently working at theCleveland Clinic as a RN. She marriedher husband, Bob, in 2005 and theyhad a baby this past October.Melissa Martin married MichaelGillen on July 17, 2009. The weddingparty included Geoff Martin ’92,Tracy Tallion ’99, Melissa Lallo ’99and Renee Ticconi Andree ’99.Melissa is currently employed atDrs. Brams, Cohn & LebOrthopedics.2000Dr. Marla Samide recently graduatedfrom the Ohio State Universitywith her Pharm.D. She is currentlyresiding in Columbus, Ohio andworks for Giant Eagle Pharmacy andas a Clinical Pharmacist for a localdiabetes clinic.2003-2005Christopher Mack ’03 andKristie Sloe ’05 are engaged. A July2010 wedding is planned.BUNDLES OF JOYCongratulations!Kelly and Dan Monroe ’93 ~Matthew RichardJoy and Scott Lepa ’94 ~ GiannaMarie LepaBrian and Jaime (Smith) Stoeger’94 ~ Breese Anthony StoegerDavid and Colleen (O’Brien)Beirne ’95 ~ Elizabeth (Ellie)Colleen BeirneJeff and Pamela (Novotney)White ’98 ~ Benjamin StevenDavid and Caterina (Cocca)Fulton ’98 ~ Madalena IleneFultonTyler and Elizabeth (Pavli) Studly’99 ~ Micaela PavliBob and Renee (Ticconi) Andree’99 ~ Nathan Robert AndreeIn MemoriamThe NDCL Community expresses sympathy to the families and alumni of the following:Sr. Mary Claudette Amrhein, SND ’41~(Helen Marie)Rita English Bachman ‘46Marian Karp Bewley ’42Lucille (Mary Jeanne) Broda ’51Dorothy M. Hodgson Cahill ’48 ~ sister toCarol J. Hodgson Kelly ’49Sheila Jenkins Cochran ’63John P. Ellison ’44Rose M. Bright Friedel ’45Geraldine Donahue Gardner ’49 ~ sisterto Patricia Donahue Corrigan ’45 andCarolyne Donahue Coleman ’51Arthur E. Hagan, Jr. ’39John B. Hawerott ’41Rose Mary Iannetta ’42Annette J. Kracker ’54Richard J. Kralik ’47John E. Leinberger ’71 ~ brother toSr. Joela Leinberger, SND, Charles F.Leinberger ’73, and Joseph A. Leinberger’64.Raymond Lualdi ’53Leonard J. Maier ’47Right Rev. Monsignor Frank P.Manieri,’49 ~ brother to Angela ManieriUlizzi ’56Robert A. Mawby ’58John R. McGinness ’33Philip Mesi ’49William Nichols ’64Rosemarie M. Papson Onda ’57 ~ sisterto Bernadine Papson Infield ’54Donald N. Patti ’52Edward J. Petkovich ’58Silvio R. Petti, DDS ’47Robert E. Pilch ’59Margie Wall Rehmer ’45Capt. John E. Renn, USN ’40Mary Krasek Ritley ’49Sr. Mary Kieran SND ‘37 ~ (KathleenFrances)Judith Michlik Spoerke ’61Wilma J. Schwerko Taylor ’45Raymond J. Slater ’41Loretta Strnad Terrion ’53Allen W. Thomas ’58Margot Goerres Vogt ’40 ~ mother ofMargaret Vogt ’73, and Monica VogtWilliams ’74James F. Wade ’47 ~ husband toMargaret Harks Wade ’45Joseph F. Zelle ’31Relatives of AlumniBernadette M. Cardillo, mother of JoanCardillo ’66 and Bernadette CardilloBagaria ’76Susie M. Pecjak, mother of Carol AnnPecjak Brooks ’68J. Bruce Volzer, father of Peggy VolzerHull ’78 and Judy Volzer Conte ’80Thomas Blair, husband of JaniceSempolski Blair ’59Geraldine Lally Kruchan, mother ofKathleen Kruchan Usaj ’72James J. Higginbotham, son of ClaireSchmitt Higgenbotham ’47Anna Mockus Zilionis, mother of VioletaZilionis Leger ’57Catherine Marie Wervey, mother ofRichard Wervey ’59 and Gregory Wervey’67Marjorie Thompson, wife of RobertThompson ’33If you are receiving more than one copy of SEASONS at the same address,please notify us at (440) 286-6226 ext. 242 or advancement@ndcl.org24 Seasons Fall 2009 Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin

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Nonprofit Org.U.S. PostagePAIDCleveland, OHPermit No. 1944Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin School13000 Auburn RoadChardon, Ohio 44024ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTEDParents:If this issue of Seasons is addressed toyour daughter or son who has establisheda separate permanent address, pleasenotify us of the new address:440-286-6226 ext.242 oradvancement@ndcl.orgCALENDAR OF EventsNovember 1, 2009Open House noon - 3:00 pmApril 16, 2010Legacy DayNovember 2-5Career WeekApril 24, 2010Mane EventNovember 7Placement Test, 8th GradersDecember 10Christmas ConcertYour response is requested: Please let us know if you prefer to receive the quarterly NDCL Seasons magazine electronically ratherthan in printed form. Call Jean Olup, Office of Advancement, at 440.286.6226, ext. 242, or e-mail advancement@ndcl.orgHelp NDCL be a sustainable school in a sustainable world!Visit www.ndcl.org for sports schedules