From the Director WSAA Board of Directors

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Winter 2015-2016
From the Director
WSAA Board of Directors
Teri Shine, Executive Director, WSAA
Member
Winter has finally arrived to
Wickliffe and with it the
beauty of blue skies, crunchy
white snow, a crispy breeze,
and long shadows of the afternoon. We are gearing up
for the annual Super Bowl
Tailgate Basket Raffle. The
event is once again sold out,
but we are still looking for
volunteers to help manage
the fun on Saturday, February 6th. Donations will be
gratefully accepted up to the opening of the
doors that night. Please contact me or Sue Bell
with donations of time, money, or basket items.
2015 was a busy year. Frank Foti and Mark Tennant brought you play by play coverage of the
Blue Devil home football games. You could listen
to the broadcasts via the WBDN (Wickliffe Blue
Devils Network) with a link at the WSAA website.
The Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees were introduced at the first home football game of the season. Mary Siefert Cheraso, Dennis Nemura, Leigh
Mann Guido, Tony Cira, and Matt Zelina received
a warm, windy and rainy welcome. Mike Sheredy
was absent due to his coaching of his Maple
Heights Mustangs football team.
(Continued to page #2)
Post
Class
Tom Ansberry
1965
Susan Skufca Bell
1982
Jim Campbell
1982
Diane Cziraky Cerri
1977
Rondelle Cicirelli
Secretary
1982
Mark Cline
1975
Frank Foti
1974
David Hintz
Chairman
1982
Dave Krych
1971
Roger Mikulandra
1982
Nancy Krihwan Perlic
1966
Connie Kosanovich Powall
Legal Counsel
1983
Teri DiMattia Shine
Director
1972
Debbie Vitantonio
Treasurer
1976
Committees
If you are interested in helping out on one of the many WSAA Committees, please contact the
committee chairperson or Teri Shine at [email protected]
Achievement Hall of Fame
Dave Hintz
All Alumni Day
Diane Cziraky Cerri
[email protected]
Athletic Hall of Fame
Robert Smith
Basket Raffle Committee
Susan Skufca Bell
Golf Outing
Rich Wilson
Membership/Rep Contact
Tom Ansberry
Memorabilia
Teri DiMattia Shine
Newsletter
Susan Skufca Bell
Publicity/Marketing
Dave Hintz
Scholarship
Jim Campbell
Schools Support
Frank Foti
Social Media
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Teacher/Staff Relations
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In This Issue
Letter From the Director
1-2
2016 Super Bowl Tailgate Basket Raffle
5-6
Save the Dates
2
Facebook & Facebook Trivia
7-8
Wickliffe’s Bicentennial 2017
2
Memory Lane Treasures
10
3-4
Class Reunions & More
12-14
Just What Does the WSAA Do?
SAVE THE DATE FOR
WSAA EVENTS
From the Director (Continued from page #1)
Thanks to Bob Smith for coordinating the selection, dinner, and game festivities.
All Alumni Night (Homecoming) festivities were
again inside the gate. Diane Cerri and Chris May
succeeded in creating an exciting night of fun,
food, and friends. The party continued on to the
Firehouse in Willoughby Hills. Thank you to Petti’s Pizza, Dunkin’ Donuts, and SweetBerry Market for their donations of pizza, donuts, and cider.
The next WSAA Board meeting
will be on Tuesday, April 5th,
starting at 6:45 p.m. in
the WHS cafeteria.
Annual Super Bowl Tailgate
Basket Raffle, Saturday, February 6, 2016 at Our
Lady of Mount Carmel Community Center in
Wickliffe.
This is the year for Achievement Hall of Fame
inductions. The deadline for nominations is currently April 15, 2016. Please visit the website at
www.wickliffealumni.org to find the forms and
the nomination criteria.
We Welcome all Teachers and Staff
to Join in Alumni Activities & Events
By Nancy Krihwan Perlic
The WSAA continues to search for alumni who
would like to join the Board in any capacity. We
are in search of a Treasurer, Website Director,
and Vice President. Please contact any Board
member or committee chair with your ideas or
wishes to join the team.
The Wickliffe Schools’ teachers and staff have
played a very important role in the lives of each
and every Wickliffe alumni. We would love to see
you at WSAA events.
We are frequently asked what is happening in the
lives of our retired teachers. We would enjoy
hearing special memories or events that you can
share. Please let us know your thoughts by writing
an article for the Devil Doings. Please forward to:
[email protected].
Teri DiMattia Shine, Class of 1972
WSAA Executive Director & Historian
[email protected]
440-666-9306
Is there anything the WSAA can do for you? Please
let us know.
Wickliffe Celebrates
Bicentennial in 2017
By Dave Krych
Keep your letters coming!
We’d love to hear from you.
Do you have a great idea for a feature story? Please write to us and share your stories, pictures, memories, or other thoughts
about the newsletter.
The City of Wickliffe will be celebrating its Bicentennial in 2017. Dave Krych, WSAA board member and Wickliffe Council President, is looking for
any old photos of Euclid Avenue to display for
their event. Dave is starting a committee for the
bicentennial. Contact him if you are interested in
helping.
Wickliffe Schools Alumni Association
Devil Doings Newsletter
PO Box 195
Wickliffe, Ohio 44092
Contact Dave at [email protected] if
you can be of assistance.
Email the editors Nancy Krihwan Perlic at
[email protected] or
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WHAT DOES A DONATION TO THE WSAA MEAN
TO ALL WICKLIFFE ALUMNI ?
SCHOLARSHIPS - Each year the WSAA awards
six one thousand dollar scholarships to graduating seniors attending two year, four year, trade
or technical schools.
WSAA Super Bowl Tailgate Basket Raffle the main fundraiser the WSAA has each year
raising money for scholarships other events offered throughout the year for all alumni.
All Alumni Night - Homecoming weekend
Ice Cream Social - Held at Penitentiary
with presence at the parade, entry ticket and
refreshments at the game, tours of the memorabilia room, and alumni social after the game.
Glenn providing ice cream treats and free train
rides for kids of all ages provided by the Lake
Shore Live Steamers.
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WHAT DOES A DONATION TO THE WSAA PROVIDE TO ALL
WICKLIFFE ALUMNI ?
Athletic Hall of Fame - Inductees receive
Achievement Hall of Fame - Inductees
formal recognition at a reception, dinner, and a
plaque which is displayed at WHS in the main
hall. Inductees are also honored at a home
football game.
receive formal recognition at a reception, dinner
and a plaque which is displayed at WHS in the
main hall.
2006
2005
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Nominations for the 2016 Achievement Hall of
Fame are now being accepted.
2015
Past Drawings for Great Prizes
IPad 2 Giveaway Drawing
for those that registered
on WSAA website.
WSAA Website -
Provides director’s letter,
in memoriam section, pictures, calendar of events,
class blogs, database,
Achievement & Athlecic
Halls of Fame and more.
A chance to win four free tickets to the 2016 Super Bowl
Basket Raffle in a drawing with a $25.00 donation in either
cash or items of equal or greater value for the baskets.
Devil Doings
Newsletter - Several
times a year a newsletter
keeps all alumni up-todate with events and offers an array of interesting
articles.
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Wickliffe Schools Alumni
Association Facebook group
page - Provides ongoing interaction
with alumni, trivia questions, interesting
facts, and up-to-date information on
WSAA events.
2016 SUPER BOWL TAILGATE BASKET RAFFLE
By Susan Bell and Lori Ondecko
The Raffle committee has begun work on the 2016 Super Bowl Tailgate Basket Raffle which is scheduled for
Saturday, February 6, 2015 at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Community Center. The basket raffle is our largest
fundraiser of the year, and money raised at this event is earmarked for our scholarship fund. It’s a fun casual evening with classmates, friends, family, faculty and staff. You don’t have to be an alumnus to attend.
Tickets will be available beginning November 15, 2015.
Every year we rely on the generous donations of alumni, friends and family of WSAA, community organizations, and businesses to create over 150 baskets/prizes. This year anyone donating a basket or cash donation/gift card with a value of $25 or more by December 15th will be entered into a random drawing for 4
tickets to the Basket Raffle.
No donation is too small. W e hav e a drop off box at th e W ick liffe M iddle School available from
September 14, 2015 to February 3, 2016. A few bags of tortilla chips along with various jars of salsas/dips
can be transformed into a festive Mexican basket. Cake mixes, frostings, a sack of sugar/flour, measuring
utensils, decorative cupcake papers, bakeware, and cookbooks create a fun and useful bakery basket. You
get the idea.
Are you an artist? Som e of our m ost popular priz es each year are han dm ade jew elry, crocheted afghans, scarves, hats and gloves, fleece blankets, wood projects, framed photography, and floral
arrangements.
Are you an independent consult for a unique product line? Do you sell Avon, 31, Longaberger,
Tupperware, Origami Owl? Donations are a great way to get your name out there.
Do you have a favorite restaurant, hair salon, auto shop or florist? N ex t tim e you are th ere ask
the owner or manager for a gift certificate. We have a donation letter with our tax information to give
them.
Are you a business owner? Do you h ave a serv ice that you w ould lik e to donate? Tax preparation, salon services, landscaping, window cleaning, auto repair, car detailing, house painting, etc. In addition
to certificates for services, monetary donations may be made to purchase electronics and other popular
items.
Do you enjoy getting together with friends from school? P ut your creative heads togeth er an d
make a themed basket from your class. Popular baskets include spa baskets (soaps, candles, towels…) food
baskets (chocolate, wine, Mexican, Italian, junk food), movie baskets, pet baskets, and holiday baskets.
Do you own a vacation condo/home or have a time share you can’t use? W ho doesn’t like to
travel! In addition to hotel stays, theme park tickets, and other staycation items, generous friends and
alumni have donated stays in the Dominican Republic, Myrtle Beach, and Cancun. Remember the WSAA is a
non-profit organization, so your donation is tax deductible.
If you have any questions or would like to volunteer, purchase tickets or arrange pick up or drop off of donations, please contact:
Donations
Susan Bell
[email protected]
440-257-0119
Tickets/Volunteers
Lori Ondecko
[email protected]
440-364-0409
or
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Thank you to all our donors. W ithout your
generous donations we could not continue to positively impact the lives of students and alumni of
Wickliffe City Schools.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
2016 Super Bowl Tailgate Basket Raffle
Volunteers are needed in the following areas:
Gold Donor
Donations - Solicit donations and pick up as
needed September through January
Tim Reid
1962
Donations to Memory Lane
Creating baskets - Help us create baskets in
December and January once donations are
received
Laura Getz Whitney
Super Bowl Squares – We need a chairperson
and square sellers the night of the event
Photos and memorabilia from her mother, Martha Scott
Getz Joslin (deceased), class of 1948
“Eggs” – We need a chairperson, committee
members/sellers who are responsible for
filling 3000 eggs that are sold the night of
the event. Eggs are stuffed with tickets for
baskets, candy and door prize vouchers.
Committee would also sell eggs the night of
the event and distribute door prizes.
1972
Donations can be mailed in or made
at our website using
PayPal or a credit card.
Set up – Volunteers are need to assist with set
up of baskets and tables both the evening
prior to the event and the afternoon of the
event.
Volunteer Chairperson – We need someone to
oversee the volunteers and create a schedule of work times. Volunteers are needed
to sell basket tickets and 50/50 tickets the
evening of the event. The more volunteers
the shorter the shifts.
Please support your
Alumni Association.
Donations may be made in
memory of a friend,
teacher or loved one.
Desserts and Beverages - WSAA supplies desserts, coffee and water the day of the
event. Assistance is needed setting up the
food station.
If you have questions or are interested in helping
in some way, please contact:
Make checks payable to: WSAA
Send to: WSAA ATTN: Teri Shine
PO Box 195
Wickliffe, OH 44092
440-666-9306
[email protected]
Lori Ondecko
[email protected] or 440-364-0409
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Visit the WSAA Website www.wickliffealumni.org
The WSAA website is a great way to catch up
with old friends and keep up with WSAA activities.
Join the Wickliffe Schools Alumni Association group Facebook page today. K eep up-to
- date with current alumni news and events along
with trivia questions where your comments and
special memories are encouraged. We don’t care
if you know the answer; just give your best guess
or share your special memories.
Our database currently has over 6000 alumni,
staff and faculty. We are thankful to have received member information from class contacts,
but this information may now be outdated.
You can join by going to the Wickliffe Alumni website at www.wickliffealumni.org and click the big
Facebook link on the home page or just click the
LIKE button in Facebook on the Wickliffe
Schools Alumni Association group page. Tell
all your Facebook friends who went to Wickliffe to
join the group today.
Please visit the website today at
www.wickliffealumni.org to update information
and to see all the great things the Alumni Association is doing.
We encourage you to include your email address
to get last minute announcements or reminders
for special events such as the All Alumni Night
and to continue to receive your copy of the Devil
Doings Newsletter.
Planning a class reunion? Post the details on the
Wickliffe Schools Alumni Association Facebook
page. Looking for help planning a reunion? Can’t
find a classmate? Maybe someone in the group
has helpful information.
Note: If you do not receive the electronic newsletters, please check to be sure your e-mail address is correct. Re-register if you cannot remember your login or password.
Please email [email protected] to submit
trivia questions or suggestions for ideas on our Facebook page. If you submit trivia questions,
please include your name, graduation year, and
the answers (if you know them).
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Mark Linton Mrs. Collins, my first grade teacher, taught me how
to read and instilled a love for reading that still exists today, 62
years later.
Tidbits, trivia questions, & memorable answers are available on the
Wickliffe Schools Alumni Association Facebook group page
Andrea Randi Ross Ok I'll be the oldster! Mr. STOKER and Mr.
PENROD! Loved those guys. Taught me how to use my imagination and to treasure it. To look beyond the obvious and enjoy
laughter!
Lisa Walunis DuPerow Mrs. Feltham changed my entire outlook
on life. She believed in me and encouraged me beyond belief.
Did a Wickliffe School teacher impact your
life, how and who?
Mary Ann Plovock Mr. King who taught Spanish and took an
interest in the lives of his students; Mr. Durcy who spent many
extra hours teaching me Geometry until I finally got it. And Mr.
Grillo who taught me to always know the meaning of a word.
Some of the wonderful answers posted on the
WSAA Facebook page are listed below. Many
Wickliffe teachers made a difference, and the
kind comments reflect only a small portion of
those that posted.
Kathy McConnell Moody Mr. Bill Hawley...he pointed me in the
right direction. I will never forget him.
Linda Gilson Jones I was fortunate to have had many good
teachers from kindergarten to graduation from high school in
Wickliffe! Teachers I especially liked, admired, or learned a lot
from were: Mrs. Mlakar (1st half of 5th grade and Mrs. Lanning
2nd half of 5th grade), Mrs. Smith, art teacher at Worden, Mr.
Frank (taught me to play the clarinet and got me in the band!
Expanded our knowledge to many types and styles of music). Mr.
Fatica (6th grade - recognized a bit of artistic talent in me and
gave me the challenge of designing and producing the monthly
hallway bulletin board!)...Mr. Byers (7th grade soc. studies, 9th
grade English Lit, 12th grade English Lit.....had high expectations
for his students...prepared us for college and life!) Mrs. Foy (7th
grade English - I remember having to memorize poems, speeches, the Preamble to the Constitution and then recite them before
the class)....Mr. Cycler (8th grade math), Mrs. Greer (10th grade
English...she inspired a love for writing), Mr. Hetherington (he
made a difficult subject, Chemistry, interesting) and Mr. Stocker
(Art - enjoyed his class....a wonderful person!).
Maria Continenza Albanese Every. Single. One. Mrs. Ploetz,
Mrs. Pavlish, Mr. Rueger, Mrs. Mlakar, Mrs. Probert, Mr. Srail, Mr.
Maxwell, Ms. Smaldone, Mr. D'Amore, Mrs. Feltham, Mr.
Wolfgram, Mr. Benz, Mr. Platz, Ms. Capasso, ....the list goes on!
70s & early 80s!
Angela Okicki Becker There were a lot.....but Mrs. Young was
my teacher in first and fourth grades.....she passed away during
my fourth grade year......I used to go over her house and visit
her while she was sick.
Don Coburn There were several and for several different reasons. However, Mr. Ranallo comes to mind. He made me want to
learn five syllable words and larger! Be that as it may, he was a
fine baseball coach, actually one of the best coaches I've ever
had. He taught English and baseball, and I learned both pretty
well from him!
Gene Kutina Ralph Simmons was a mentor, coach and a true
teacher.
Mark Cline Mrs. Sell in high school and Mrs. Skaggs at Lincoln.
Both were teachers. I was able to not only learn my school lessons from but also learn how to grow in life lessons.
Melissa Mason-Kulchock Mr. Ranallo, Mr. Elias, Mr. Hall, Mr.
Santoro, & Mrs. Rayl all helped me in different aspects of my life
for different reasons! Loved going to Wickliffe schools & now so
do my kids.
Marjorie Haney Mrs. Judd was my favorite teacher ever. She
engaged me and challenged my imagination.
Mr. Ranallo was such an excellent teacher of English lit. that I
was way ahead of my peers when I began as an English major in
college.
Allison Rockwell Wegener Mr. Griffith was the only teacher
that taught me science so I could understand it. He was awesome!!
Lisa Grubiss-Greger Mr. Milavec, Mr. Penrod, Mr. Jim Fatica and Mr. Platz and Senora Whitehorn. They were some of the
most upstanding teachers I ever had. I loved having each of
them for so many reasons. Proud to be a Blue Devil.
Tim Hennies There was a great guy at Wickliffe that wasn't a
teacher but the wrestling coach in the 60's an early 70's. He was
a full time police captain but coached wrestling at night. He
taught me the fundamentals of the sport and the discipline that
you would need in life. Being a know it all kid I didn't realize till
later in life how it did help me. I took those lessons and used
them to teach other kids. I have coached over 20 yrs in Mentor
an 4 back at Wickliffe and now I'm back at Mentor trying to give
kids that guidance to succeed in life. I never had a chance to
thank him. He has passed away but thank you Coach Davis.
Tim Hennies class 66
Amy Minadeo Yates Mr. Richard Benz. He made me love biology and learn as much as I could about it. I continued my love of
biology in college with studying Neuroscience. Thank you Mr.
Benz!!!
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2005 ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
2006 ACHIEVEMENT HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
Click on Induction Year to view profiles 2005
1958
Dominic DiMatteo
1939
1961
William Bares
1959
1962
K. Michael Benz
1965
Frank Fitz
1963
Edward Bernetich
1967
Chuck Paschke
1975
Richard Benz
1969
Greg Drenik
1977
Jayne Kennedy Overton
1970
Mary Sivak-Gilbert
1978
Kathy Buckley
1972
Sonya Ming Bianco
1984
Dominick Casadonti
1973
Robert Mrosko
1984
Frank Foti
1974
James Rosneck
1993
Donald Figer
1985
Paul Laspina
Douglas Drenik
Pat Gucciardo
1949
Richard L. Shank
1966
Erwin Will
1961
David J. Krych
1971
Peter Gamier
1961
David Maurice Massey
1974
Daniel C. Paschke
1973
Sharon Ruth Inman
1980
Kevin Porter
1986
Laurence N. Benz
1980
Eugene Caruso
Click on Induction Year to view Profiles 2009.
Ken Ranallo
Coach
Phyllis Ann Speirs Farinacci
1958
Vincent “Sonny” Mazzolini
1961
A. Melvin Alexander, MD
1961
Ralph Simmonds
Coach
Robert Edward Farone
1979
Rick D’Amico
1962
Anthony Corpora
1994
Terry Mulroy
1981
Stacey Richardson Crawford
1988
Click on Induction Year to view Profiles 2011
Jack Biondolillo
1962
Tom Rosneck
1966/Coach
Phil Drenik
1974
Patrick McDowell
1978
Vicky Kozlina DeLisa
1986
Peter Christopher
1972/Staff
Gloria Jean Whitmer Majeski
1974
Kelly Burkhardt Conti
1981
Michael J. Allen
1981
Lauren L. Murphy, PhD
1994
Members of 1974 Baseball Team & Coach Ken Panallo
Al Benz
Coach
Brian Derov
1971
Ray DiMattia
1957
Cecily Dubusker
1998
Dennis Nemura
1961
Mary Seifert Cheraso
1982
Leigh Mann Guido
1983
Tony Cira
1986
Matt Zelina
1987
Mike Sheredy
1999
Harry Grubbs
1958
Fred Kuhar
1964
Kerry Kramp
1973
Patricia Hintz Jewell
1975
Vincent Granito
1983
Memory Lane Treasures
consisted of nine members and held practices
once a week. Though much hard work and cooperation, they were admitted to the old band.’
‘The greatest event for the band (forty-five
members) this year has been its participation in
the Ohio State Band Contest in Akron.’
HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF ‘24
From the 1926 Wick-Leaf
by M. Kralick ’25
The class of ’24 embarked upon its high school
career in 1920 with ten students on its roll.
This class rapidly decreased until only three
students were left.
To Thomas Brooks belongs the honorable title
of “first editor of the Wickliffe-Leaf”. It was he
who laid the firm foundation for the future success of Wickliffe High School’s first paper. Two
members of the class of ’24 scored high in basketball, and for a tem each captained their
teams to victories, All three students have taken active part in the different high school organizations and each has shown his adaptability to character roles on the stage by his performance in various plays,. Indeed one of the
young men of this group might well be named
the “famous lover of the stage.”
‘In 1925 eighteen students met with Mr. McCormick for the purpose of organizing a school
band. They set about choosing and securing instruments. With much hard work and cooperation the boys were able to play at the
County Fair the following fall. Girls received an
invitation to join (in 1928). Six girls responded
and after a few special lessons, they were able
to sit in with the old band. During the past two
years the band has played at many prominent
places. If has had the honor to play under the
direction of John Philip Sousa at the Cleveland
Exposition, and on the excursion boat to and
from Cedar Point. It has broad cast over
W.H.K., played at various football games, and at
the County Fairs. It took part in the County Musical Festival, Decoration Day Exercises here and
in other towns, and also played at various entertainments and affairs in Wickliffe.’
In addition to these achievements, the three
students proved themselves popular at all social events. They were a game sort of group
and their entry into activities was marked with
a certain enthusiasm characteristic of them.
On the evening of June 15th, 1924, the honor
of being the first class to graduate from Wickliffe High School was conferred upon them.
‘It soon became evident that new instruments
would be needed. It was thought well, therefore, to organize a junior band. This junior band
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To Those Who Have Gone Before Us
Class of 1965
By Tom Ansberry
One of the questions asked of me at our recent
50th class reunion was if I had a list of those
classmates who have passed on. My estimate is
that we have lost between 50-75 classmates.
Here is the limited list of those I can confirm:
Bob Acton, Norm Allison, Dee Armitage, Barry
Bennett, Ned Calcavecchio, John DeCapua, Al
DelCalzo, Jackie DiSanto, Janie Furlong, Paul
Gadke, Tom Judge, Greg Kazek, Linda Kerin,
Mike Leposky, Eve Mondato, Carmen Matteo,
Dan Maurer, Drew McComb, Danny McCurdy,
Hank Nadolski, Annette Nastasi, Trish O’Grady,
Rich Piendzik, Nancy Schartner, Weegee
Schroter, Peggy Shirey, Barb Starman, John
Thomas, Dennis Travarca, Tony Valletto, Kevin
Weston, & Barb Woodworth. There are another
25+ class members with unknown whereabouts;
they could also be deceased. If you know of any
deceased classmates not noted, please let me
know as it would be remiss to not recognize
their passing.
In loving memory of all our fellow classmates who
have passed away, the Wickliffe Schools Alumni Association website (www.wickliffealumni.org) has an
“In Memoriam” section.
Please take a moment and view the names; let us
know if you have a friend or loved one who went to
Wickliffe and should be included. (On the “Directory”
tab, choose “In Memoriam” from the drop down list,
click to open). Please use the provided form to have
a departed classmate honored on this page or send
the information directly to [email protected]
The following information is required:
Full Name,
Date of Birth/Date of Death,
Year Graduated.
NOTE: Copy of the Obituary or Link to Obituary or Copy of Death Notice or Copy of Funeral
Home In Memoriam Card
From one reunion to the next, classmates’ addresses, emails, and phones numbers change.
Many of our classmates who listed work emails
have retired; some have moved or gotten rid of
land lines in favor of a cell phone. As you can
imagine, it is difficult to track down our classmates. The best way to keep your information
current so you can be kept abreast of Class of
’65 and other alumni events is to register at the
Wickliffe Schools Alumni Association website at:
(www.WickliffeAlumni.org). Feel free to contact
me if you need help navigating the site or if you
are on Facebook, ‘Friend Me’ to keep in touch.
Details of future reunions and events will always
be in the Devil’s Doings Newsletter and on the
Wickliffe Schools Alumni Association group Facebook page.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE LIST OF THOSE
HONORED ON THE WSAA WEBSITE
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“Fun”draiser
SAVE THE DATE FOR
UPCOMING REUNIONS
By Darla Myers
Western Caribbean Cruise - February 20th
The Class of ’81 had a creative way to raise
funds for their reunions. Darla Myers planned a
casino bus trip on November 7th, 2015. Over 45
classmates and friends packed the bus to Meadows Casino in Pennsylvania. Participants not only had a great time at the casino but enjoyed
drinks, snacks and chances to win prizes on the
bus. The prizes included a 3D Blue-ray player,
lottery tickets, and many gift certificates to local
establishments. A great time was had by all.
2016 for the Class of 1966 50th Reunion. Even
though this is a reunion, anyone is invited to join
us. Check out:
http://www.behappyvacations.com/cs/388525
for all the details. Contact Carilyn Nigro Harper at
440-666-7073 should you need assistance.
Class of “66” 50th Class Reunion Dinner -
Friday, August 5th, 2016 at the Wickliffe
Italian & American Hall. If you haven't been contacted, please contact Carilyn Nigro Harper at
[email protected] or call her at
440-666-7073. Updates will be posted in future
editions of this newsletter and on the WSAA
Facebook group page or WSAA website Class of ‘66
Reunion Blog. We are hoping for everyone from our
class to be there.
60’s Era Reunion
Saturday, August 6th, 2016 at the Mentor Holiday
Inn. Contact Pat Suback Alves at [email protected] with any questions.
Reunion Announcements &
Commentary Welcomed
We would love to help get the word out for your reunions! Write up an announcement or “save the
date” and we will publish the information for you.
Give us the place, date, time and any other information you would like your classmates to know.
Never had a reunion? Step up and organize one
yourself. It’s easy with our help. We can get the
word out for volunteers to help you form a committee.
If you had a great reunion, share the information
with us by sending us a recap and pictures. Send
info to: [email protected]
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SEARCHING FOR INFORMATION ON
CLASS OF “66” CLASSMATES
DO YOU KNOW WHERE ANY OF THESE PEOPLE ARE?
Missing Classmates
Larry Arbaugh
Jim Becker
Steve Bench
Janis Bestgen Kinter-Ursich
Becky Bolon
Jackie Brzytwa Fiktus
Janet Cadden Braichta
Zelma Carcelli Liptak
Virginia Collcchio Fiebig
Rae Marie Curtis Spauling
Beverly Davis Huff
Dan DiCillo
Kristine Dimond Dorry
Pat Filbin Herbst
Bob Fisher
Bob Gallik
Stephen Gianelos
Carol Golic Stolowski
George Grady
Dave Hamilton
Chris Harris
Ed Herbst
Vince Horton
Donna Ivone Radolph
Connie Janes Lewis
Melody Jenkins Seman
Karen Jennison Mazza
Linda Johnson
Colleen Kelly Whittington
Karen Kennedy Burkett
Charlie Keyser
Debbie Keyser
James Kintz
Marian Korber
Jack Kovacs
Barb Kroll Mines
Janet Kula Mucciarone
Gary Mesker
Harold Mueller
Nick Musacchio
Janice Myers Gerbasi
Dominic Nardy
Jeff Nickels
Don Noe
Nancy Novak Stislow
Janet Novakovic Oltmanns
Cathy Parsons
Brady Payne
Nancy Perushek Cunningham
Craig Polzer
Diane Prudak Buchan
Cheryl Quate Erdmann
Fran Richter Meinke
Pat Sands Koran
Sheila Senger Kozar
Larry Shaffer
Larry Smith
Richard Sonday
Jerry Stafford
Cliff Stepp
Cathy Strachan
Linda Stuprich
Christine Swetel Molnar
Ed Tadiello
Loretta Tango Schmidt
Janet Tosti Parsons
Dan Tretinik
Loretta Vidmar
Carolyn Willis Zaveri
Ed Zirzow
IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATON ON ANY OF THE PEOPLE LISTED, PLEASE CONTACT Carilyn Nigro
Harper at [email protected] or call her at 440-666-7073
Retirement, cell phones and outdated e-mail addresses are making the search challenging so your
help would be greatly appreciated. We hope that relatives, friends or neighbors have the information that we need.
Our 50th Reunion will be here before you know it and we do not want to overlook any classmates
for the event. We will be having a dinner at the Wickliffe Italian & American Hall on Friday,
August 5th, 2016.
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Class Representative Contacts
Class
Contact
1941 Gloria Caruso Nadolski
Phone #
Email
440-943-0918
1942
1943
Class
Contact
Phone #
Email
1980 Beth Wilson Fish
440-247-5352 [email protected]
1981 Laura Strmac Hannan
Barb Helm Monacelli
1944 Bob Gould
1982 Susan Skufca Bell
1945 Vivian Yeager
440-943-5914
1946 Joan Humiston Muller
Bernadette Nicoletti
1983 (Martens)
1947 Gene Stewart
1984 Jim Hartley
1948 Martha Scott Joslin
1985 Bryan Levon
1986 Lisa Gundling Henkel
1987 Carlette Blatnik Hengst
1949
1950
1951 Patsy Sterman Ward
440-944-2944
Barb Selan Nemeckay
Mary Jane Siciliano Frascarelli
1988 Scott Tennant
Joanne Funk Muncey
1989 Traci Hewitt Giarelli
1954 Betty Carroscia Skrjanc
Albertone Mus1990 Laura
grave
1955 Ronald Duff Holman
1991 Jennifer Lastoria Roberts
1956 Ruthann Tirabasso Yuhas
1957 Louise Vitantonio
1958 Jean Armbruster Gagnon
440-585-1823
1952
1953
Joan Oldenburgh Brewster
1959 Bruce Weitman
David Lorah
Bill Wikoff
Lori Kortovich
John Salvia
1960 Mary McCurdy Priest Vishey 440-247-2207 [email protected]
1993 Jack Denson
Emily Ruffner Casey
Marian Krihwan Linsz
Sharen Torkar Rowan
1964 Beth Illes Johnson
1965 Tom Ansberry
1966 Nancy Krihwan Perlic
Carilyn Nigro Harper
1995 Michelle Jones
1996 Joe Iacobucci
Sharon Hinojosa Schuldt
1997 Tina Dukes Perry
1998 Brian Engelking
440-257-6826
330-650-9358
440-238-6469
440-944-9094
440-357-8297
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
1994 Laura Frak
1961 Elaine Tirabasso Hibshman 216-991-8665 [email protected]
1962 Tim Reid
1963 Jim Hubbell
[email protected]
1992 Ilona Wheeler Anderson
Yvonne Foulkrod
Jennifer Goodson
[email protected]
[email protected]
1999 Morgan Metcalf
[email protected] or
2000 Heidi Dill
2001 Annie Reilly Harstine
1967 Nancy Mauceri Leovic
2002 Olivia Whites
1968 Bruce Gamiere
Olivia_L_Whites@progressive.
440-487-1000 com
1969 Kathy Komaromy
1970 Irene Weiss Kerro
2005
1971 Stephenie Havanas
2006
2007
1972 Lu Ann Urankar Zibert
2008
1973 Jacque Hale
2009
1974 Gloria Whitmer Majeski
2010
1975 Mark Tennant
or
[email protected]
2011
1976 Debbie Hennie Vitantonio
1977 Terry Jo DiBaltzo
1978 Marianne Silvestro Drenik
1979 Marien Spisich Kaifesh
Pat Suback Alves
David Krych
2003
2004 Stacey Anne Matiyasic
2012
2013
2014
2015

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