Fall 2014 Annual Report - Holy Trinity High School

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Keeping our promise to Chicago’s youth since 1910
Fall 2014 Annual Report
In this Issue
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Our Mission
Holy Trinity is a high-performing, faithinclusive Catholic high school committed
to giving all students an outstanding
education and preparing them to succeed
in college and in life. Sponsored by the
Brothers of Holy Cross, we educate
the hearts and minds of students from
the culturally diverse neighborhoods
of Chicago in a caring and challenging
learning environment. Our school’s
experienced faculty and staff provide a
rigorous education and build character
and confidence. Our disciplined and
caring approach creates a safe learning
environment that prepares our scholars
for bright futures. The ultimate goal of
Holy Trinity is the realized potential, selfrespect, and self-reliance of its students as
people of God and responsible citizens.
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Messages from our Leadership
Meet Principal Marianne Lynch
Introducing HT’s BSTEM Program
Congratulations Class of 2014
School News
Alumni News
Annual Report
Upcoming Events
Open House
Nov. 1
Fall Arts event
Nov. 6
Thanksgiving Break
Nov. 26-28
Open House
Dec. 4
Alumni Christmas Dinner
Dec. 6
Christmas Break
Dec. 22-Jan. 2
Class of 2018 Entrance Exam
Jan. 10
Guardians of Hope Dinner
Mar. 6
Messages from our Leadership
Dear Friends of Holy Trinity,
It is with great excitement that I begin my term as the Chair of the Holy Trinity High School Board of Trustees
in this, our 105th year of educating Chicago’s youth. It is a privilege to lead a board and community so committed
to the values of the Brothers of Holy Cross and the mission of the school. The dedication of our donors, parents,
faculty, staff and friends is what makes it possible for Holy Trinity to provide a quality Catholic education to all
deserving students.
2013-14 was a record-breaking year at Holy Trinity! We raised $433,638 for The Fund for Holy Trinity, the most
in school history. Our March gala, Guardians of Hope, also surpassed all goals and records, boasting over 550 guests
and raising over $600,000 in support of the Financial Assistance Fund. In January, we celebrated the closing of our
Centennial Capital Campaign, which exceeded its $7.5 million goal, raising $8.3 million. We have already seen
incredible capital improvements around Holy Trinity because of this campaign, including our technology-filled
university classrooms and $1 million science labs, as well as helped support hundreds of students in need of financial
assistance. Thank you to each of you who helped make these incredible successes a reality.
I am confident that these successes will carry on into the 2014-15 school year. This year marks the fourth year of our
strategic plan, which means big fundraising goals, more capital improvements and enhancements to our curriculum.
We welcome to Holy Trinity this year, Principal Marianne Lynch, who brings with her vast experience in Catholic
education and fresh ideas for continuing Holy Trinity on the path of educational excellence. As we embark on this
new year together, I’d like to thank you, the Holy Trinity family, for your continued support. Your commitment
provides invaluable educational opportunities for our students.
Sincerely,
Laura Clark, Board of Trustees Chair
Dear Holy Trinity High School Family and Friends,
As a Holy Cross institution, our goals center on educating a new generation of leaders who will positively influence
our world. We strive to place our students in diverse situations where they can demonstrate their commitment to
values and their ability to develop creative solutions to difficult problems. I am beyond proud of how Holy Trinity
students rise to the occasion and stand out in these situations, whether it is traveling to Ghana for a service project,
interning at a Fortune 500 company, or working with fellow Holy Cross students at a leadership conference.
The Class of 2014 demonstrated this spirit in all that they accomplished here, while continuing the tradition by
becoming the ninth consecutive class to achieve 100 percent college acceptance. We confidently look forward to
their impact on the world.
To create an environment that inspires leadership, you need strong examples. As we begin our 105th year of service
to Chicago, we are excited to welcome a new academic leader to our campus. Mrs. Marianne Lynch has won
our community over in just a few months with her kind heart, her dedicated work ethic and her commitment to
providing each student with a strong college preparatory and faith-based secondary education. Her ability to lead
teachers, students and our community is already obvious and has everyone excited about the future. On behalf of
the entire Holy Trinity community, I would like to thank Brian Richards for his work over the last three years as
Chair of the Board of Trustees and welcome our new Chair, Laura Clark. We are excited for many great things under
these two experienced new leaders.
As we begin this school year with our largest enrollment in five years, our community is confident about our impact
upon the lives of our students. For providing Holy Trinity with the resources to continue to produce a life-changing
experience on Division Street, we honor you with our Annual Report. Your incredible generosity continues the
Holy Cross tradition of enriching the minds and hearts of our students while building the foundation for our future
leaders.
In Holy Cross,
Timothy M. Bopp, President
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Principal Lynch:
An innovative leader
Holy Trinity High School welcomes Principal Marianne Lynch. She comes to Holy Trinity
from Seton Academy in South Holland, Ill., where she served as principal. Mrs. Lynch
brings with her more than 30 years of experience in Chicago Catholic schools and a strong
record of educational leadership both as a school administrator and classroom teacher. We
sat down with Principal Lynch to discuss her vision and educational values.
Could you share a little about your background as an educator?
I began my career teaching high school English in the Chicago Public School system and then taught overseas in an
American School in Liberia for five years. When I returned to Chicago, I began working for a school in the Archdiocese
of Chicago and have remained in Catholic education ever since. This provided my own grounding for life in both faith
and education, and I believe it has helped me provide similar grounding for others. Eventually I went back to school
for a graduate degree in political science and international relations. I found it exciting to return to the other side of the
classroom. Most recently, I spent five years as the principal at Seton Academy. During that time, I oversaw a one-to-one
technology program and helped increase the average ACT score by three points through data analysis and curriculum
alignment. Now, I’m excited about the opportunities on the horizon at Holy Trinity.
What attracted you to Holy Trinity?
Holy Trinity is a diverse and special school right in the heart of the city. I was drawn to the mission and smaller-school
model, which allows faculty and staff to truly get to know each student—to understand their needs, their strengths, and
what drives them. Additionally, Holy Trinity offers me the opportunity to continue to do what I love: working with
teens, their families and their teachers to help each of them recognize their limitless potential. It does so in an atmosphere
imbued with a spirit of family, faith, and zeal. What a great word to describe the atmosphere created by a group of
dedicated people who love what they do!
What do you see as the biggest opportunities for Holy Trinity in the coming years?
As a college preparatory school, we are committed to helping each student succeed in our halls, in college and in life.
Building on the work of recent years, we plan to strengthen the curriculum through enhanced learning technology, the
addition of Advanced Placement courses and innovative instruction like College 101 (a college preparation course for
juniors) and our new BSTEM program. We will continue to look at ways to increase enrollment and build upon the
quality of education and the environment we provide, to ensure what we offer is worth the investment we ask of families,
supporters and scholarship agencies. This should be reflected in both the success of our students and in increasing test
scores as a common measure of educational achievement in society today.
How would you describe your leadership style?
I believe collaboration is a key ingredient in the success of any organization. It is based on respect for others, an
understanding of our interdependence and belief in the value of diverse knowledge and ideas. No one individual can
know or do everything. Together we are much smarter, stronger and more creative. Listening to the input from others,
creating cohesion and providing a shared vision and sense of direction that supports our mission are essential elements of
good democratic leadership. However, there are times when a leader must direct and take responsibility for decisions in
the best interest of the organization. I strive to achieve this balance.
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What are your thoughts on the current
educational landscape of Chicago?
The educational landscape of Chicago has changed
drastically in the past two decades. Magnet schools
introduced the first major change as they grew in
number and drew the best and brightest students
out of neighborhood public schools. This led to
a series of greater issues in public schools. At the
same time, Catholic schools were becoming more
expensive with the shift to lay faculties, leaving
many families unable to afford them. Those who
are able often move to neighborhoods with better
public schools. The rise of charter schools provides
another free alternative to local public schools that
struggle to serve a largely underserved population.
As a result, Catholic schools face increasingly
greater competition and are constantly challenged
to prove their value. Underlying the dynamics
of this landscape is inequality in funding, which
makes access to quality education, public or
private, increasingly difficult for many students
and their families. Our opportunity at Holy Trinity
is to continue demonstrating to Chicago youth
and their families that an excellent and affordable
school in the city is not out of reach.
What are you most excited about in the
upcoming school year?
I am excited about helping both students and
teachers reach their goals. I am energized by seeing
positive results from all of the effort, past and
present, invested in continuing to develop quality
programming to enable HT students to be their
very best. I also look forward to a few good pep
rallies, sporting events and celebrations along the
way!
What are some of your best memories of high
school?
I remember the camaraderie and the excitement
of meeting new people and making new friends.
The ability to expand my horizons beyond my
immediate neighborhood for the first time was
incredibly exciting. Especially wonderful for our
family was sharing my high school years with a
foreign exchange student whose college years were
spent with us. Dances, plays, working in the main
office, woolen uniforms and hush puppy shoes are
all essential parts of my high school memories.
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Introducing
BSTEM
Holy Trinity’s new
honors program takes a
fresh look at preparing
students for bright and
successful futures.
At
the start of the 2014-15 school year, Holy Trinity
High School introduced an innovative new
program, the Business, Science, Technology, Engineering
and Math (BSTEM) Honors Program. This program differs
from traditional STEM programs, which give students
advanced skills in science, technology, engineering and
math. BSTEM takes those skills and combines them with
the business skills that students will need for advanced
degrees and real world application.
“The philosophy behind the BSTEM program is thinking
about how to put traditional STEM curriculum into a
practical framework,” Assistant Principal Patrick Kelly
explained. “For example, in the BSTEM introduction to
computer science course, we look at specific businesses as
the students do projects. They recently did a project on
hacking, and we used real-world examples to help them
understand how these concepts affect real people and
businesses.”
The Class of 2018 is the first Holy Trinity class with the
BSTEM Honors Program available to them. There are
23 students currently enrolled in the program. Students
were selected for the program based on their high school
entrance exam scores, their seventh and eighth grade test
scores and grades, and their interest and aptitude in science
and math.
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I feel really lucky to be part of
the BSTEM program. I think it will
open up great opportunities for
me in the future.
-Natalie Nieves ‘18
The math and science department is in the process of
developing the full BSTEM curriculum. Students in the
program will take honors courses beginning their freshman
year, including honors biology, honors BSTEM computer
integration (Intro to computer science), and honors algebra
or geometry. As they advance through their high school
careers and the BSTEM program, they will continue into
AP courses as upperclassmen. AP courses planned to be
available at Holy Trinity by 2016 include AP economics,
AP physics, AP chemistry, and AP computer science.
Juniors in the BSTEM program will be able to take Holy
Trinity’s Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE)
course, which is a year-long business course in which
students prepare for careers in business. Students learn
to develop their own business models and gain practical
skills like writing resumes and interviewing for jobs.
They compete in citywide and national business model
competitions.
Holy Trinity’s administration is excited about the
possibilities available as the BSTEM curriculum is
developed.
“With the unique skill set our faculty members possess, it
allows us the opportunity to expose our students to realworld experiences,” President Tim Bopp said. “We are able
to build a well-rounded curriculum for our students by
utilizing the professional experience of our faculty, which
includes an engineer, an accountant, and a technology
expert.”
BSTEM students will be able to take summer courses at
the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago to advance
their specific learning needs. Course opportunities range
from programming and visual design using processing
language, to OS virtualization, configuration and
automation, to creating a sensor network and platform for
use in a high-altitude weather balloon.
BSTEM students will have the opportunity to become
members of prestigious academic and professional societies
like the National Business Honor Society (Holy Trinity is
anticipated to join by 2016) and Business Professionals of
America.
The BSTEM program strives to provide more than just
advanced academics and professional opportunities for its
students. BSTEM students will leave the program equipped
with the skills necessary to succeed in the college classroom
and in life. Mr. Kelly explained that one the most
important aspects of the program is that it is collaborative
both on the class and individual level.
“As the honors algebra class is working on order of
operations, I focus on HTML in the BSTEM computer
course, which forces students to pay attention to detail,
something that is necessary for order of operations,” Mr.
Kelly said. “I try to emphasize that in math, if you miss a
detail, you lose a point, but in the real world, if you miss
a detail, even something as small as a bracket, the whole
operation doesn’t work. By the time these students reach
the NFTE class their junior year, they will be trained in a
detail-oriented, collaborative mind set.”
Natalie Nieves ‘18, is one of the first members of
the BSTEM Honors Program. She graduated from
St. Stanislaus Kostka Elementary School and said that
her favorite class in the BSTEM program has been her
technology course.
“I really like HTML coding,” Natalie said. “We use a
program called Code Academy and learn the ins and outs
of coding. We get to see parts of a website that no one
usually sees. I feel really lucky to be part of the BSTEM
program. I feel like I’m a lot more advanced in my classes
than I would be at any other school, and I think it will
open up great opportunities for me in the future.”
BSTEM
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Congratulations Class of 2014!
The Class of 2014 was awarded
over $3.5 million in collegiate
scholarships and grants.
For the ninth consecutive year, 100 percent
of Holy Trinity’s graduates achieved college
or military acceptance. These graduates were
accepted to over 70 colleges and universities.
Senior Awards
Valedictorian
Juan Lopez
Salutatorian
Kurterry Singleton
Student of the Year
Desjuan Sanders
Student Athletes of the Year
Kurterry Singleton
Nifemi Olugbemiga ‘16
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CLASS OF 2014
School News
Holy Trinity hosts Math and
Technology Camp
This summer, Holy Trinity hosted a Math and Technology Camp
for middle school students. 20 students participated in the
camp, which was led by Assistant Principal Patrick Kelly, faculty
member Angela Miceli, Leo Neri ‘14, and Will Data ‘15.
The campers learned how to design their own computer games
over the course of the week-long camp. Students worked
with the camp leaders to learn about math, computer science
and game design. The campers spent the mornings learning
design and aspects of what makes a computer game fun. In the
afternoons, the students learned the math behind what makes
programming work.
“Our goal was not a classroom and worksheet experience, but
rather an interactive, blended learning experience,” Mr. Kelly
said.” We tried to pull everything the students were working on
in a broad-brush way, showing them how the math skills they
practiced directly related to the games they were designing.”
After the success of the camp, Holy Trinity is hosting a follow up
Game Day for campers to return to Holy Trinity this month and
work in teams to create a computer game. Campers will create an
original computer game and Holy Trinity students will test the
games and choose a winning game.
Class of 2018 welcomed with first-ever Convocation
On Thursday, August 28, Holy Trinity High School celebrated its first ever Convocation. The word convocation means “coming
together,” and this ceremony brought together all parts of the Holy Trinity community: students, families, faculty, staff, Board of
Trustees and Advisory Council members, and school administration.
Convocation celebrated the start of Holy Trinity’s 105th school year and welcomed the Class of 2018 into the Holy Trinity
community. The students and their families were addressed by Principal Marianne Lynch, Board Chair Laura Clark, President
Timothy Bopp, and Robert Walker, Holy Trinity Class of 2004 and recent graduate of Northwestern University Law School. The
students were encouraged to not only take advantage of all the opportunities Holy Trinity has to offer, but to make the school their
own, creating an even better environment for future Holy Trinity students. At a reception after Convocation, Mr. Jim Rolfes, Chair
of The Fund for Holy Trinity, addressed attendees about the important role The Fund for Holy Trinity plays in the everyday lives of
students.
Holy Trinity will celebrate Convocation each year as a way to gather the school community together in welcoming the incoming
freshman class. Just as Robing Ceremony at the end of the students’ senior year helps them to reflect on their time at Holy Trinity,
Convocation will prepare the students for four years of success in high school.
School news
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Alumni News
Alumni Spotlight: Hiram Grau ‘67
Hiram Grau
’67, Director
of the Illinois
State Police,
traces his
strong values
of respect and
justice back
to his days at
Holy Trinity.
He said his
parents insisted
on a Catholic
education, and they realized that Holy
Trinity had a strong religious tradition
and integrated ethical values into the
students’ education. They also lived in the
neighborhood, so Hiram didn’t have much
trouble choosing a high school.
“I have very fond memories of my time
at Holy Trinity,” he said. “I was very
fortunate to be a student at HT. I quickly
realized I had stepped into a world of
academic energy and outstanding teaching.
Discipline, accountability and higher
learning are and were the staples of Holy
Trinity.”
During his time as a student, Hiram was
“Holy Trinity instilled in me the values of
very involved in athletics. He was on the
caring, respect and justice,” Hiram said.
football, basketball and baseball teams. He “When I graduated from Holy Trinity I
served as captain of the baseball team and
was very confident that I was prepared
was chosen to play on the Catholic League to take on whatever challenges the future
All-Star teams during his junior and senior might bring. The Brothers of Holy Cross
years. After graduation, Hiram was drafted were very demanding, as is the real world.
into the US Army. He served 13 months in I learned how vitally important it is to
Vietnam with the 101st Airborne Division.
treat all people with dignity and respect.
When he returned, he joined the Chicago
Everyone wants and deserves to be treated
Police Department and continued his
fairly and with dignity, and they want
Catholic education at Lewis University,
what’s best for their families.”
where he earned his bachelor’s degree in
Hiram and his wife, Karen, have been
criminal/social justice. He later earned his
married for 38 years, and they have two
master’s degree in business administration
children, Lisa and Eric.
from St. Xavier University.
“I often say that my wife truly loves a
Hiram served for 28 years with the CPD
challenge!” Hiram laughed. “Karen is my
before he retired as Deputy Superintendent partner in all things in life, and she keeps
in 2008. He then served with the Cook
me stable.”
County State’s Attorney’s office as Deputy
Hiram said he would encourage Holy
Chief of the Investigations Bureau for
Trinity
students to work hard and
two years. In April of 2011, Governor Pat
empower
themselves by continuing their
Quinn appointed him to the position of
education. He said young people should
Director of the Illinois State Police. He
constantly
strive for self-improvement and
was again unanimously confirmed for this
take
pride
in
their futures.
position by the Illinois State Senate in
January of this year.
Alumni Golf Outing
On Saturday, August 23, Holy Trinity
alumni gathered for the 17th Annual
Robert Felicione Memorial Alumni
Golf Outing. This year’s outing was a
great success, with more than 60 golfers
and $5,840 raised to support the Holy
Trinity student Financial Assistance
Fund.
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ALUMNI NEWS
Alumni and friends of HT gathered at
the Billy Caldwell Golf Course to golf,
enjoy good company and support Holy
Trinity.
Golfers enjoyed nine holes of golf,
followed by a cook out at the course.
This year’s attendees included alumni
of all ages, Holy Trinity board and staff
members, current Holy Trinity students
and friends of the school.
Thank you to Chet Lis and the rest of
the Holy Trinity High School Alumni
Association for planning this year’s
event. Be sure to mark your calendar for
next year’s outing on Saturday, August
22, 2015.
Class Notes
1940s
Matthew Wojtaszek ‘40 was honored as
All American of the Year for outstanding
professionalism and excellent military
bearing at the 82nd Airborne Day
Banquet in Springfield, Missouri, in
August.
1960s
Holy Trinity remembers especially
Ronald Rassin ‘61. Ronald served as
class president while at Holy Trinity.
After graduation, Mr. Rassin attended
DePaul University for undergraduate
and law school. He and his wife Mary
Lou have two children. Ronald passed
away in June of 2014.
Dennis Smith ‘65 is retired and lives in
Orlando. He and his wife Lorainne have
two children, Sean and Steven.
1980s
Byron Cleaves ‘85 recently started
a catering company called Cakes by
Cleaves. He has also written four
children’s books.
1990s
William Johnson ‘92 is a published
children’s book author. He a veteran of
the United States Air Force and also a
director, actor, singer, writer of short
stories, song lyrics, and poems. William
earned both his bachelor’s and master’s
degrees from Chicago State University
and now works as a special education
teacher for Chicago Public Schools.
Andre Williams ‘90 recently accepted a
position at Airbus DS Communications
as the Director of Portfolio
Management in Temecula, Calif.
Augy Rizo ‘96 recently accepted a
position at Greystar in Austin, Texas. He
and his wife Kelly are expecting their
second child in December.
In Memoriam
2000s
Nathalis (Reyes) ‘03 and Jose
Mosqueda ‘02 welcomed a baby girl,
Daniella, on March 10.
Luis Oviedo ‘04 works as the
Education Coordinator for the Ohio
Center for Broadcasting - Colorado
Campus. He explained, “I work with
students every day and I love what it
is that I do. As I have gotten older I
have learned to love the wisdom and
knowledge of the Brothers of Holy
Cross and the sisters who have worked
at the school.”
Robert Walker ‘04 graduated from
Northwestern University School of Law
in May.
Yaritssa Elizalde ‘04 works full-time for
Chicago Public Schools and part-time
at Community Counseling Centers
of Chicago. She is also a nationally
certified Youth Mental Health First
Aid Instructor. She is engaged to
Antonio Vaca ‘04, with their wedding
planned for July of 2015. Yaritssa
graduated from DePaul University with
a bachelor’s degree in psychology and
sociology. In 2010, she earned a Master
of Social Work degree in mental health
social work from University of Illinois
in 2010.
Kevin Sloss ‘09 graduated from
University of Illinois UrbanaChampaign with a bachelor’s degree
in community health in 2014. He is
currently applying to graduate school to
study social work.
Share
Did you recently get married? Get a
new job? Have a baby? Let Holy Trinity
know about the good news!
If you have news to share with Holy
Trinity, email Moira Wiedenman at
[email protected].
We ask that you join your prayer with
ours for the repose of the souls of the
following deceased members of our Holy
Trinity High School community.
Francis J. Jelen ‘55
Carl L. Kman ‘65
Albert F. Krupa ‘55
Margaret “Marti” Leider
Kenneth M. Moritz ‘60
Ronald Rassin ‘61
Mr. Walter L. Sojka ‘48
We also thank those who have recently
made gifts in memory of our following
community members:
James W. Bolda ‘61
Bob & Peggy Dean
Paul A. Evansky ‘57
Robert J. Felicione ‘69
Chester J. Galiga, Jr. ‘58
Emanique Matthews Joe ‘90
Thomas H. Malewicki ‘65
Ronald Rassin ‘61
James B. Szal ‘59
Frank J. Wasacz ‘38
Bernadette Wiermanski
Save the Date
Graduation weekend 2015
Graduation for the Class of 2015 is Saturday,
May 30, 2015. Be sure to mark your calendar
for this special weekend!
Alumni Christmas Dinner
This year’s Alumni Christmas Dinner is
Saturday, December 6, at Przybylo’s White
Eagle Banquet Hall in Niles. Special tables
will be reserved for classes celebrating a
milestone reunion.
Alumni Gathering in Florida
Florida Tigers are invited to join HT in
Naples on February 19, 2015, for an event at
the home of Art and Joanne Velazquez.
Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner
The Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner is Monday,
June 1, 2015. We are currently accepting
nominations. Please contact Chet Lis ‘58 at
[email protected] with your nominations.
ALUMNI NEWS
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2014 Annual Report
Holy Trinity Leadership 2014-15
Laura J. Clark, Chair I Raymond G. Milnes, Treasurer
Craig S. Dean, Chair Emeritus I John R. Raitt, Chair Emeritus I Brian F. Richards, Chair Emeritus I Deepak Patel, Chair Emeritus
Board of Trustees
Kevin D. Angeles
Walter A. Bledsoe, III
Gretchen Carlotti
Andrew J. Fitzgerald
Patrick Flanagan
Br. Chester Freel, CSC
Daniel P. Green
Creighton Hartanov
Michael J. Hornig
Cheryl A. LeeVan
Chester G. Lis ‘58
Br. Robert G. Livernois, CSC
Peter R. Martinets
Linda E. Salisbury
Ziemowit T. Smulkowski
Kathleen P. Sullivan
Lindley White
Chris Zweidinger
Advisory Council
Michael Allietta
John D. Lindell
Alfredo Avila ‘90
Alexandria Luppi
Jeffrey B. Blackburn
Suzanne Martinez
Kevin Buzard
Graham Murphy
Anne Byrne
Matthew E. Norton
Stephen Carlotti
Matthew Norris
Jeff Delheimer
Marcia Pollard
Douglas Eldridge
John J. Reilly
Daniel F. Grabos ‘64
Agustin Rizo ‘96
Melinda Green
James A. Rolfes
Barbara A. Hamel
Aaron Stephens
Paul A. Haskins
Timothy Trahey
Erin Hendrix
Robert Tuchscherer
Peter Hepner
Joseph E. Tyler, III
Nickolas Kepler
Andre Williams ‘90
Michelle Lawless
Trustees Emeriti
Erick C. Christensen
Dr. Opal Easter-Smith
Marion “Mac” Gajek ‘68
Steven A. Hinton ‘82
L. Jessica Jagielnik
Kenneth Jaszczor ‘55
Robert T. Joseph
Javier A. Nuñez
Peter P. Peters ‘53
Alice B. Prus
Matt L. Rodriguez ‘54
Manuel Sanchez ‘66
Kathryn E. Sevcik
Charlene A. Soby
Eugene R. Urbaszewski ‘60
Cynthia A. Vanina
Holy Trinity Financials 2013-14
Operating Revenue
Operating Expenses
9%
7%
9%
43%
23%
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18%
54%
12%
16%
Individual Donors
Tuition & Fees
External Scholarships
Foundations & Corporations
Other Income
9%
43%
16%
23%
9%
9%
Student Support
School Sponsored Financial Aid
Administration & Institutional
Building & Facilities
Fundraising
54%
12%
18%
9%
7%
Individual Donors
Contributors to Holy Trinity High School donated $2,285,209 to support the 104th year of Catholic education at Holy Trinity
through our annual giving programs and the Centennial Capital Campaign. Our students, teachers, and staff thank all of
these donors for their generosity and goodwill. We are humbled by the continued commitment of these friends and alumni to
the mission of Holy Trinity. Thanks to your generosity, our highly experienced faculty and staff continue to create a learning
environment that transforms both the hearts and minds of our students, allowing them to realize their goals and ambitions.
The following are the names of individuals whose gifts were received from July 1, 2013 until June 30, 2014. Individuals listed
in italics were 2013-14 members of our Board of Trustees or Advisory Council, or Trustees Emeriti. Individuals listed with an
asterisk were members of the 2013-14 Holy Trinity faculty and staff.
Blessed Father Basil Moreau,
CSC, Circle
$100,000+
Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Dean
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Raitt
Le Mans Circle Circle
$25,000-$50,000
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berghoef
Mr. Jeffrey B. Blackburn
Mr. Robert J. Buford
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Ezerski ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Fitzgerald
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gidwitz
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keiser
Mr. Larry W. Martin & Ms. Raquel R. Bech
Mr. William C. Nygren
Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Wiet
Fr. Casimir Sztuczko, CSC,
Circle $10,000-$24,999
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Bledsoe, III
Ms. Mary J. Cahillane
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carlotti
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Fitzgerald
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Heinz
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hornig
Ms. Cheryl A. LeeVan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Levy
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lindell
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Mach ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Milnes
Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Mullaney
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Murphy
Ms. Ellen J. Reidy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor
Ms. Cynthia A. Vanina
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Velasquez
Blessed Br. Andre Bessette,
CSC, Circle
$5,000-$9,999
Anonymous
Mr. Kevin Angeles and Mrs. Kathleen Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Brant Bittmann
Mr. James G. Blackburn
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Den Uyl
Mr. Richard Stephen Dziedzic ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Flanagan
Ms. Barbara A. Hamel
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Levy
Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Martinets
Ms. Lydia Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. James J. O’Connor
Mr. Kenneth W. O’Keefe & Mr. Jason Stephens
Ms. Anne O’Malley
Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. Richards
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rolfes
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Trahey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Vihon
Mr. Denis M. Zamirowski ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Zweidinger
Spes Unica Circle
$1,000-$4,999
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Anderson
Mr. Harry P. Argires
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Arthurs
Mr. Mark R. Aschliman
Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Avila ‘90
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Baker ‘55
Ms. Victoria Baltrus
Mr. Charles P. Barkley
Mr. Daniel Beach & Ms. Cynthia Jared
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beemer
Mrs. Rosemary Bopp
Mr. Timothy M. Bopp* & Mrs. Mary Anne Benden
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Boyle
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Braham
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Braun
Ms. Rita Buczynska
Ms. Judy Butler
Dr. John and Rev. Sarah Butter
Mr. Kevin S. Buzard & Mrs. Elizabeth Nolan
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Canning
Mr. and Mrs. Erick C. Christensen
Ms. Laura J. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cole
Mr. Donald M. Coglianese
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Colletti
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cooney
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Curley
Mr. James S. Czarnecki
Mr. and Mrs. David Dixon
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Doherty
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Donnellon
Mr. Gregory J. Evansky & Mrs. Carol Ann Senese-Evansky
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Fahrney
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Fialkowski
Mrs. Marjorie G. Fitzgerald
Mr. Tom Fitzpatrick & Ms. Mary Rubino
Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Flynn
Mr. H. Robert Foerster III
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Furgal ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gosz
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Grabos ‘64
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Mr. and Mrs. James Graunke
Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Melinda Green
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Guillen
Mr. Stephen T. Hajdukovik
Mr. Justin and Mrs. Creighton Hartanov
Mr. Paul Haskins & Mrs. Joan K. Wagner
Ms. Erin Hendrix
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Hepner
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Higgins
Mr. Dave Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Hinton ‘82
Mr. Thomas J. Holmberg
Dr. Daniel J. Hurley
Ms. Linda Imonti
Mr. Keith W. Jaffee
Mr. Dave Kendle & Mrs. Deborah Golden
Mr. and Mrs. Nickolas Kepler
Mr. Richard Kirsch & Mrs. Debra Kirsch
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Kline
Mr. Henry Kurzydlowski
Mr. William Kusack
Mr. William C. Lahey
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lenga
Mr. Jonathan & Mrs. Amber Lindell
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Lovell
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Luetkemeyer
Mr. Bill Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Lynch
Mr. William and Mrs. Tricia Mahler
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Malchow
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Manus
Mr. David Marino
Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Martino
Mr. Corey Martins
Mr. TJ Callahan and Ms. Elisabeth McCombe
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Miles ‘57
Mr. John J. Moran
Mr. Matt Moran
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murdock
Ms. Mary Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Neary
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Negron
Mr. Dennis and Mrs. Jane Neslon
Mr. and Mrs. Cary Northup
Mr. and Mrs. James Norton
Mr. Richard J. Nowak ‘65
Mr. Michael W. Payette & Mr. George Mariner
Mr. and Mrs. James N. Perry, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Peters ‘53
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Phillips
Ms. Marcia Pollard
Ms. Debra A. Ponce De Leon
Dr. Henry J. Poterucha ‘44
Ms. Katherine Puffer
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Reilly
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Rigby
Mr. Steven Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. John Runger
Mr. Richard Ryan
Ms. Linda E. Salisbury
Mr. Manuel Sanchez ‘66 & Mrs. Pat E. Pulido Sanchez
Ms. Margaret B. Schmitz
Mr. Kevin and Mrs. Kathryn Sevcik
Mr. Gregory G. Simoncini & Mr. Ed Dudley
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Smith
Ms. Charlene A. Soby
Mr. Thomas A. Squire
Mr. and Mrs. Marty Suter
Ms. Elizabeth Swords
Ms. Christie Tarantino
Ms. Charlotte Toerber
Mr. Thomas P. Trail
12 ANNUAL REPORT
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Trump
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tuchscherer
Mr. Daniel R. Vanaken
Mr. Charlie & Mrs. Heather Vander Linden
Mr. Douglas K. Walker
Mr. David Walsh
Rev. Thomas P. Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. John Wayhart
Ms. Lindley White
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wilkin
Mr. and Mrs. Andre L. Williams ‘90
Mr. Francis J. Wodarczyk ‘62
Mr. Bob Wolcoff
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Ziliak
Mr. Pat Zilis
Mr. Matthew R. Olson
Mr. Thomas G. Opferman
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Palmer
Ms. Cynthia Piech
Mr. Ashok M. Pinto
Mr. John G. Plumpe & Dr. Jennifer Owens
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Polt
Mr. Charles W. Reed
Ms. Caitlan Reidy
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rowader
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Ruemenapp
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Schuda
Mr. Tim Sheehan*
Mr. Duane F. Sigelko & Mrs. Mary Kay McDermott
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Smirl
Mr. Ziemowit Smulkowski
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Sniegowski ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Strobel
Mrs. Sheila J. Szal
Ms. Susan L. Szalczynski
Mrs. Amy Takesian
Mr. Ramon Vargas
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Willi ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. John Woulfe
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yost
Sainte Croix Circle
$500-$999
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Bargiel ‘64
Ms. Lana J. Baumeister
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Bednar
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boundas
Mr. Patrick Bowling
Mr. Steven M. Buehler
Dr. Thomas Carrasquillo ‘64
Mr. Pedro ‘90 and Mrs. Teresa Castro ‘90
Mr. Sal Cerami
Mr. David Chang & Mrs. Karla Tonkin
Mr. Doug Dean
Mr. Matt Dudek & Mrs. Nicole Gable
Mr. and Mrs. John Evans
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Flynn
Mr. Philip T. Foxworthy
Mr. and Mrs. Cory Franklin
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Geiselhart
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Glorioso*
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin G. Grant
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Hale
Mr. Thomas M. Harper
Ms. Patricia Higgins
Ms. Leah Hornig
Mr. Sean Joe
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Kacprowicz ‘64
Ms. Jill Kosek
Mr. and Ms. Robert Lederer
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Leisher
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Linville
Mr. and Mrs. Chester G. Lis ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loeb
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory F. Lopatka ‘58
Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Alexandria Luppi
Ms. Anne Maschmeyer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Miekina ‘64
Dr. and Mrs. Mark J. Niebauer
Mr. Matthew Norris
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Olechny ‘64
Anchor & Cross Circle
$150-$499
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Abbinante
Mr. Anubhav Agarwal
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alton
Mr. Phillip Babcock
Ms. Grainne A. Bailey
Mr. David J. Baloun ‘57
Mr. John Baloun ‘52
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Balut ‘54
Mr. Charles S. Bargiel ‘65
Mr. Edward J. Barud ‘48
Mr. Chris Barnes
Mr. John M. Benson
Mr. Charles K. Bobrinskoy
Mr. Brian Bodiya
Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Borkowski ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. James Brault
Ms. Anne Byrne
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Calvetti ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Campone
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Channell ‘64
Fr. Lawrence Choate, OSM
Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Ciechanowski ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Ciecko ‘54
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph David Contreras ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Crampton
Mr. John G. Craven
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Crnich
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Leonard S. Czarnecki ‘48
Mrs. Nancy Czarnik
Mr. Dale Davison
Mr. and Mrs. Skip Davison
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Dean
Mr. Todd Dickinson
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Dorsch ‘59
Mr. Eugene J. Dunaj ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eichinger
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Eldridge
Ms. Harlene Ellin & Mr. Michael Cramer
Mrs. Marge Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Estka ‘74
Mr. James Farley and Mrs. Mary Farley
Mr. and Mrs. Blane Farrell
Ms. Hope Flack
Ms. Camille Fotopoulos
Br. Joseph F. Fox, CSC
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Frasure
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Gabaldon
Ms. Laura Gambla
Mr. Victor Garcia ‘80
Mr. Matthew Geiger
Mr. William Gibbons
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Giuliuano
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Gliwa, Jr. ‘55
Ms. Leslie Glunt
Mr. Miguel A. Gomez ‘80
Mr. Dennis R. Grabowski ‘64
Fred and Joanne Grygiel ‘59
Mr. Raymond J. Grzelak ‘56
Mr. Richard P. Grzelak ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos J. Guevara ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Gurdak ‘55
Br. Kenneth Haders, CSC
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hamlin
Mr. Joel L. Handelman & Mrs. Sarah Wolff
Dr. Keith L. Harlan ‘78 & Ms. Francesca E. Cunningham-Harlan
Mr. Elon Hasson
Mr. William E. Heard
Mr. Gerard Hillsman & Ms. Mary L. O’Toole
Mr. David Holodak & Mrs. Katherine Scheib
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hunter
Mr. John Hwang
Mr. Gerald L. Jacobson & Mrs. Christine M. Pasquinelli
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad R. Jaszczor ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jaszczor ‘55
Mr. George A. Job ‘60
Mr. Ray Kang*
Mr. Robert F. Kawalek ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kell
Mr. Patrick E. Kelly*
Maureen and Craig Kirby
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kross ‘54
Ms. Janet L. Kreuger
Mr. George A. Kwak ‘40
Mrs. Theresa La Valle
Mr. J. S. Lafferty
Mr. Michael Lammers
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. LaRocco, Jr. ‘70
Mr. Clark Leger
Dr. Jeff Lewis
Mr. Keith Luettel
Mr. Joseph S. Lushnia ‘53
Mr. Ian Maksin
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Marchewski ‘43
Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall
Mr. Andrew L. Mathis ‘90
Ms. Irene Matta
Mr. Ryan McGovern
Mr. Ian McIntosh
Mr. Dave Milnes
Mr. Kevin Mohalley
Mr. Binu Mohan
Ms. Barbara Mooney
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney C. Moore
Mr. James A. Morris
Mr. Edward T. Mroz, Jr. ‘68
Mr. Richard T. Murphy ‘70
Mr. Ben Nielsen
Mr. Matthew E. Norton & Mrs. Christine Anderson
Dr. and Mrs. Salvatore T. Nuzzarello ‘43
Mr. and Mrs. Victor F. Orlowski ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Ozga ‘64
Ms. Barbara Panek
Mr. and Mrs. August P. Pasquini, Sr. ‘51
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Petrowsky
Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus C. Pieczko ‘53
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Piskor ‘58
Ms. Beverly Price
Mr. and Mrs. Clemence J. Prusko ‘58
Ms. Nancy Raisutis
Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Rassin
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Rassin ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan R. Rassin
Br. James E. Reddy, CSC
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Carlo J. Riggio ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Agustin Rizo ‘96
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rocush
Ms. Anne C. Rog*
Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Ross ‘50
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rothrock
Mr. Jerry D. Rycaj ‘58
Ms. Valerie M. Sarich
Mr. Theodore J. Schultz ‘51
Mr. John T. Shively*
Ms. Elizabeth Slamar
Mr. and Mrs. David Spitulnik
Mr. John N. Squillo ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus J. Staniec ‘60
Mr. Scott Steffens
Mr. Aaron J. Stephens
Mr. Edwin T. Stepke ‘49
Ms. Anne Sustik
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Suszka
Mr. Jeffrey S. Svien
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Szott ‘50
Dr. Edward S. Szyman ‘44
Mr. Masiar Tayebi
Mr. and Mrs. Roman R. Tomal ‘49
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Treiber
Mr. Kevin M. Valenta
Mr. Tyler J. Ventura
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Vidovich ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. John Vrdolyak
Ms. Melissa M. Vrdolyak
Mr. Lavarro Waddell ‘90
Ms. Beth Walker
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Walsh ‘57
Ms. Donna Weil
The Wessel Family
Mr. William G. Wharton
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond White
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Wielgos ‘54
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Wiermanski ‘46
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Wilkans ‘59
Ms. Dolores A. Williams
Mr. David Winkler
Ms. Nina Winston
Mr. Matthew Wojtaszek ‘40
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome L. Zamirowski ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Zubik ‘51
Mr. and Mrs. Bo Zweidinger
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Zych ‘56
Blue & Gold Circle
$1-$149
Mr. Jeff Abar
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Adamczyk ‘59
Mr. Allan D. Allweiss & Mrs. Emily L. Corbett
Mr. Gerardo Alvarado
Mr. Dimitri Anastos
Mr. Horacio Baggio
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bak ‘69
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Barrins
Mr. Chris Bartlett & Ms. Kate Barnes
Mr. Kenneth R. Batko ‘68
Mr. Conrad J. Bazylewski ‘66
Mr. Stanley F. Bednarczyk ‘51
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Bednarz ‘43
Mr. Jack Beeson
Mr. Dan Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Berkowicz ‘51
Mr. Kenneth E. Bernat ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Berndes
Mr. Edward J. Bialas ‘48
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Biller
Mr. Raymond W. Block ‘52
Mr. Daniel J. Bochniak ‘61
Mr. James R. Bogan
Ms. Mary I. Bolda
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bonk ‘54
Mr. Johan Brigham
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brown
Mr. Anthony T. Buckun ‘50
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Bulinski ‘61
Mr. Edward M. Bury ‘73
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Calderone
Mr. Enrique Cano
Ms. Lilia V. Cano ‘97
Mr. Alan Castro
Mr. George S. Chrachol ‘70
Mr. Lance Ciepiela ‘59
Mr. Robert G. Ciesiel ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. Frank John Cirone ‘54
Mr. Matthew Coates ‘73
Ms. Christa Collazo
Mr. and Mrs. Vito Anthony Colucci ‘60
Ms. Kristina Connolly
Mr. Roberto Cortez ‘74
Mr. William Joseph Coscioni ‘59
Mr. Greg Costigan
Mr. Harvey M. Cromer ‘75
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Cronin ‘72
Mr. and Mrs. David Crossgrove
Mrs. Virginia Cudecki
Mr. David Danyale Curley ‘02
Mr. Thaddeus S. Dabrowski ‘49
Ms. Jane M. Dannen
Mr. Dennis M. De Boer ‘66
Mr. Carlos de la Rosa
Mr. and Mrs. John Delaporte*
Mr. John Deleray
ANNUAL REPORT 13
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Joseph Derus ‘69
Mr. Gregory Edward Domanowski ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Victor Dominowski ‘59
Mr. John Donovan
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Michael Dragon, Sr. ‘60
Mr. Leander J. Duet ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell S. Dydo ‘62
Dr. Opal Easter-Smith and Mr. Lester Smith
Ms. Melody Eckert
Mr. Jonathan Edwards, Jr. ‘76
Mr. Peter Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph Ferri ‘66
Ms. Chiquita H. Fields ‘90
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dwight Filas ‘60
Mr. Jim Finnerty
Rev. Kenneth J. Fischer
Mr. Frank Fitzgerald
Mrs. Patricia Fleming
Mr. Rory Fox
Ms. Marlene M. Franek
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Franks
Mr. Mark Franz
Mr. Robert D. Franz
Br. Chester Freel, CSC
Mr. Nick Freije
Mr. James H. Frenchy ‘53
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Fron ‘62
Ms. Adriana Fuentes ‘13
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Furgat ‘59
Mr. Ronald L. Futterman
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gajek ‘68
Ms. Barbara A. Galiga
Mr. Chester J. Galiga, Jr. ‘58
Mrs. Carol Galovich
Mr. Francis W. Galovich’55
Mr. John M. Gamboa ‘79
Mr. Enrique Garcia
Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Gawlik ‘59
Ms. Barbara Gier
Mr. Patrick S. Ginty
Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius F. Gliva ‘61
Mr. Marion J. Gliva, Jr. ‘55
Rev. Raymond E. Goedert
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Goldman
Mr. Oscar Gonzales
Mr. and Mrs. Jose D. Gonzalez ‘82
Mr. Joseph E. Goral ‘73
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Goyak
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Grabowski ‘68
Mr. Martin J. Graham-McHugh
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Graunke
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray
Mr. Paul E. Greenawalt
Mr. Amos L. Greer ‘82
Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus J. Gruchot ‘48
Mr. Robert A. Grygiel ‘58
Mr. Richard J. Grzelak ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hanigan
Ms. Kimberly A. Hart ‘01
Mr. Daniel J. Hartnett ‘68
Mr. Greg Hasty
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hawley
Mrs. Loretta Heiden
Mr. Edward Helbig* & Mrs. Sherry Kent
Ms. Barb Henning
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Herrick ‘50
Br. Thomas Hetland
Mr. Robert J. Hinshaw ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Hook
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Hula, Jr. ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Huston
Mr. Jose E. Isais, Jr. ‘78
14 ANNUAL REPORT
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Jackowski ‘58
Ms. L. Jessica Jagielnik
Mr. Walter M. Janik ‘49
Mr. Robert J. Janowski ‘61
Mr. Edmund P. Jarosz ‘68
Mr. Gerald F. Jarosz ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Jaskowiak ‘51
Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Jaslowski ‘58
Ms. Tiffini M. Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. Milton F. Jerard ‘48
Ms. Eileen Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Karwoski ‘48
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kennedy ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Kerstin ‘49
Mr. Edward J. Kirby ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Klish
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Kochan ‘53
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Kochan ‘57
Mr. Stanley J. Kolc ‘48
Mr. Ryan Kolczynski
Mrs. Nancy R. Kolinski
Mr. John C. Korsack ‘48
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kotlarczyk ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Kotlarczyk ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. John Kouvelis
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Kowalkowski ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Koziol ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Kreissler
Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Krueger ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Krupa ‘56
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Krzak ‘56
Br. John Kuhn, CSC
Rev. Casimir G. Kulbis, OSM ‘49
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kuper ‘65
Mr. Kenneth L. Kwiatt
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne C. Lange ‘59
Mr. Joseph E. Latocha ‘65
Mr. Jay Laurila
Br. Robert E. Lavelle, CSC
Mr. and Mrs. James Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lenz
Ms. Cathy L. Lercara ‘74
Mr. Bruce H. Lescher
Mr. George J. Letchus ‘61
Ms. Gerry Gedroic Lichterman
Mr. Jon Lind
Ms. Rebecca Lindsay Ryan
Br. Robert G. Livernois, CSC
Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. Llorens ‘80
Mr. Joseph A. Loiacono ‘60
Mr. Rick Long
Mr. Jesus Lopez ‘81
Mr. Jerome J. Lopotowski ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Lubin
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Lucansky ‘54
Rev. Patrick M. Lyons
Mr. Bill Maio
Mrs. Louise A. Malloy
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Malloy*
Mr. Steven J. Manko ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Manzella ‘58
Dr. Richard Markuszewski ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Marquith
Mr. Seth Martin
Lt. Col. Robert L. Matlosz & Mrs. Marlene Matlosz
Mr. Michael Mazek
Mr. and Mrs. John Mazur ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. McCarthy
Rev. Joseph F. McDonnell
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery L. McGee
Ms. Mary F. McGilvray
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. McGough
Ms. Bonnie McGrath
Mr. Donald J. McKay
Ms. Amy McMahon
Mr. James M. McMenamin & Ms. Maureen Costello
Rev. Don McNeill, CSC
Mr. Andrew Mendez ‘75
Ms. Michaela Metzger
Ms. Angela Miceli*
Ms. Carol Miceli
Ms. Lisa Miceli
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Miller ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Miller ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Misiora ‘62
Mr. Victor Monterroso* & Ms. Maria Juarez*
Mr. Amilcar Morales* & Ms. Karin Chew*
Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Morawski
Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn H. Moreno ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mulsoff ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Nowak ‘56
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Nuelle
Mr. Jeff Ocic
Mr. Joseph O’Donnell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O’Donnell
Ms. Mary O’Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Ogorek ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Olsofka ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ortiz
Mr. Luis A. Oviedo ‘04
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Ozga ‘56
Mr. Mitchell J. Pacocha ‘75
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Paniak ‘61
Br. Raymond Papenfuss, CSC
Mr. Dave Para
Mr. Brian Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Paschke ‘60
Mr. Joseph L. Pawlick ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Pawlik ‘71
Mr. Peter Pecharich ‘59
Mr. Fermin N. Perez ‘77
Mr. Reynaldo N. Perez ‘80
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Peters, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Piatek ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Piecuch ‘56
Mrs. Jeanette Piesciuk
Ms. Joan Pinz
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Piotrowski ‘54
Mr. Leonard W. Piszkiewicz ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Podpora ‘57
Ms. Roseann Podraza
Mr. Thaddeus J. Poprawski*
Mr. Ronald P. Przyborski ‘59
Mr. John Reuter
Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Rheingans
Mr. and Mrs. James Riedl
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Rink
Ms. Janelle A. Rivers ‘00
Ms. Cristin Allyson Robinson ‘02
Ms. Kathleen M. Roche
Mr. and Mrs. Matt L. Rodriguez ‘54
Ms. Gertrude A. Rolfes
Mr. Ted L. Romanowski ‘67
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Romes
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Rosignolo ‘62
Mr. Howie Ross*
Mr. James Ross
Ms. Ursula Ross*
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roth
Ms. Blanca Ruiz
Mr. and Mrs. Roberto A. Sanchez-Vegas
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Sandrik ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Sass ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sassano*
Ms. Julie Scallen
Ms. Rachel Scarrella
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Schmidt ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Schramek ‘53
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Schwarz ‘58
Mr. Michael W. Scolaro
Rev. Richard W. Seagraves ‘49
Ms. Jennie M. Sekula
Mr. James A. Sendra ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Sell
Mr. William P. Shaffern ‘60
Mr. Peter Shanley ‘88
Mr. Adrian Shulman
Mr. Allen M. Shust ‘65
Mr. Norman H. Sieroslawski ‘56
Ms. Juanita M. Silva
Ms. Katherine Simoncic
Mr. Charles W. Skibo ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slizewski
Ms. Patricia Slizewski
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Sobeck ‘54
Mr. Aaron Soper
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Soria
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Sowizrol ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley K. Sowizrol ‘59
Ms. Gwendolyn St. Julian
Ms. Patricia Stahl
Mr. Alex Stango
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stavros
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Stella, Jr. ‘64
Mr. Harry Stephenson
Mr. Steve Strand
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Stutler ‘58
Mr. James W. Surma ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. Chester M. Swiderski ‘41
Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Szak ‘46
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Szalkiewicz, Jr. ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Szczurek ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Szczurek ‘56
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Szott ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Szymanski ‘61
Mr. Martin A. Szymanski ‘49
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tabernacki*
Mr. Raymond J. Tabor ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Talbot
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Tenner
Mr. Bill Theisen
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. Thomas, Jr. ‘57
Ms. Christine Tierney
Mr. Tony Tojin
Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Toledo
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Tomaselli*
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Tomasello ‘50
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Topczewski ‘57
Mr. Michael Torres
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Torres ‘72
Mr. William A. Totzke & Mrs. Laura A. Totzke ‘59
Ms. Barbara Townley
Mr. David Trailov
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Tritthardt ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Trocola ‘59
Ms. Lindsay Truesdale
Mr. Joseph E. Tyler, III
Mr. Thomas J. Uko ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Urbaszewski ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Miles J. Valles ‘53
Ms. Susan Vander Linden
Mr. John Vega
Mr. and Mrs. Socrates M. Vela ‘93
Ms. Carmen Vergara ‘98
Ms. Irene Villalba ‘93
Mrs. Joanne L. Walsh
Ms. Kathleen T. Walsh
Ms. Deborah Ward*
Mr. Gerald L. Waszkowski ‘59
Ms. Mary Beth Watson Manheim
Fr. Wayne Watts
Mr. Robert Weiss
Mr. Gregory Westerhaus*
Mr. Leo J. Weszka ‘48
The Honorable Jesse White
Mr. Michael S. Wierzbicki ‘67
Mr. Michael J. Wilczewski ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Wojnowski ‘55
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Wolosewicz ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Wyzguski ‘56
Mr. Reymundo F. Zambrano ‘94
Ms. Jordan Zeno*
Mr. John J. Zientek ‘69
Mr. Richard G. Zimny ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Zurkowski
Mr. Edwin A. Zychowski ‘50
What your dollars do
$7,350
Holy Trinity’s tuition for the
2014-15 school year
$12,000
Actual cost to educate a Holy
Trinity student
$2,600
Average family contribution
How do we bridge that gap? It’s
only possible with your support
of Holy Trinity and our students.
Together we are able to provide the
individualized support that defines a
Holy Trinity education.
$
Each year, Holy Trinity students
receive over $1.3 million in
scholarships and financial aid thanks
to the generosity of donors like you.
A gift to Holy Trinity provides
students with necessary learning
tools like books and access to
technology. Holy Trinity offers 15
honors and AP courses, and our
Resource Learning Center provides
support for students at all learning
levels.
A gift to Holy Trinity helps fund the
salaries of our talented faculty members.
HT’s student : teacher ratio is 12:1,
allowing for a one-on-one educational
experience for each student.
ANNUAL REPORT 15
Corporations, Foundations and Other
Organizations
Between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014 corporations, charitable foundations,
and many other organizations contributed $1,177,413 to Holy Trinity High
School through monetary donations, including sponsorship and matching gifts
for their employees. We appreciate their commitment to our school and the
students we serve. The following is a list of these generous organizations.
Blessed Father Basil Moreau, CSC,
Circle
$100,000 and Above
Big Shoulders Fund
Partnership to Educate and Advance Kids
St. Joseph Circle
$50,000 to $99,999
Annonymous
The Catholic Bishop of Chicago
Daniel P. Haerther Charitable Trust
The Chicago Community Trust
Le Mans Circle
$25,000 to $49,999
Helen Brach Foundation
LINK Unlimited - Sponsor Trust Fund
The Gies Foundation
Wells Fargo - US Corporate Banking
Fr. Casimir Sztuczko, CSC, Circle
$10,000 to $24,999
Fred J. Brunner Foundation
Higher Path Foundation
HighSight
Kelly Construction & Design Ltd.
Kenilworth Union Church
Ryan Specialty Group, LLC
The Nielsen Company
Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program
Wells Fargo Foundation
W.P. and H.B. White Foundation
Blessed Br, Andre Bessette, CSC,
Circle
$5,000 to $9,999
Daniel Murphy Scholarship Fund
Grosvenor Capital Management, LLP
The John Buck Company Foundation
Mercy Home for Boys & Girls
Paul Hastings LLP
The PrivateBank
United Neighborhood Organization
Wintrust Financial Corporation
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Spes Unica Circle
$1,000 to $4,999
Anonymous
The ACE INA Foundation
Akers Packaging Service Group
AlixPartners, LLP
American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry
American Chartered Bank
The Baxter International Foundation
Big Sisters
Brothers of Holy Cross, Inc.
Chicago Lights
Farny R. Wurlitzer Foundation Fund
FSC Foundation
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Holy Family Ministries
Horizons for Youth
HSBC Philanthropic Program
Irish Fellowship Educational & Cultural Foundation
Keybank Foundation
Emil J. & Marie D. Kochton Foundation
Midtown Educational Foundation
Motorola Solutions Foundation
Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg, LLP
New Frontiers Foundation
SSFH, LLC
Sullivan Goulette & Wilson, Ltd
TMA Chicago-Midwest Memorial Scholarship Foundation
UBS Matching Gift Program
Weaver Boos Consulting
Wintrust Financial Group
Sainte Croix Circle
$500 to $999
Abbott Laboratories
The Bank of America Foundation
GE Foundation
Metro Achievement Center
Proven Business Systems
Shell Oil Company Foundation
St. Ann School
Target
Windy City Consulting LLC
Anchor & Cross Circle
$150 to $499
Kasia’s Deli & Catering
Marytown Mass Fund
Melaleuca
Order of Friar Servants of Mary
Zenitram Real Estate Services
Blue & Gold Circle
$1 to $149
Abbott Fund
Artistic Engraving, Inc.
Christian Brothers of the Midwest, Inc.
Cruz Funeral Service
Genes Computers, Inc.
Sinsinawa Dominicans
Stout Risius Ross, Inc.
Walter L. Sojka Funeral Home
Wicker Park /Bucktown Chamber of Commerce
Gift In Kind Contributors
Between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014 individuals, corporations, and charitable
foundations contributed gifts in-kind to Holy Trinity High School. We appreciate
their commitment to our school and the students we serve. The following is a list of
these generous individuals and organizations.
Ace, Ashland, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alton
Mr. Kevin Angeles & Mrs. Kathleen Sullivan
Assurance Agency Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert J. Bell
Billy Caldwell Golf Course
Mr. Jeffrey B. Blackburn
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Bledsoe, III
The Blues Jean Bar
Blue Star Bistro & Wine Bar Bob Campbell Photography
Bob Chinn’s Crab House
Bonefish Grill
The Boundary
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Boyle
The Bristol
Brix Catering Brothers of Holy Cross, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brown
Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar
The Butcher & Larder
Mr. TJ Callahan & Mrs. Molly McCombe
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carlotti
Mr. and Mrs. Sal Cerami
The Cheesecake Factory Restaurant
Chicago Beverage Systems
Chicago Cubs Chicago Roof Deck & Garden Chicago Sky Chicago White Sox Chicago Wolves Hockey Chili’s Restaurant
Cinnamon Boutique Classic Remix
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Crampton
Dave & Buster’s Dover Straits Restaurant
E&J Gallo Winery
Eaglewood Resort & Spa
Elly’s Pancake House
Fed Ex
The Fireplace Inn
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Flanagan
Mr. Nick Freije
The French Pastry School
Frontera
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Furgal ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gidwitz
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Grabos ‘64
Mr. Antonio Guillen
Ms. Erin Hendrix
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fitzgerald
Grand Victoria Casino
HALO [FOR MEN] Hotel Felix Intelligentsia Coffee J. Hilburn
Jersey Mike’s Subs
Jordan Family Sports Foundation
Just Breathe Yoga Chicago JW Marriott Kasia’s Deli, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keiser
KH Photography Kiehl’s Lincoln Park Knightsbridge L2O Ms. Trish Lambrecht Latin Street Dance Academy Ms. Cheryl A. LeeVan
Limos Alive
Mr. and Mrs. Chester G. Lis ‘58
Marriott Theatre Mr. Larry Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Martinets
Mr. James R. McMenamin & Ms. Maureen Costello
Ms. Angela Miceli*
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murdock
Mystic Celt Nikki Haley Designs Noodles Restaurant
Mr. Matthew E. Norton & Mrs. Christine Anderson
Nuns4Fun Entertainment Old Orchard Country Club
Olive Garden Restaurant
On the Border Restaurant
Panda Express Restaurant
Philly G’s Restaurant
Pita Inn Restaurant
Porchlight Music Theatre Primrose Candy Company Quaker Oats
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Raitt
Ram Restaurant
Raven Theatre Reggie’s Music Joint Mr. and Mrs. John J. Reilly
Remy Bumppo Theater Company Ms. Anne C. Rog*
Rosebud Restaurants Rosewood Restaurant
Saks Fifth Avenue
Ms. Linda E. Salisbury
Sam’s Meat Co.
Saranello’s Restaurant
Shoreline Sightseeing Siena Tavern Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Sowizrol ‘57
Spare Time Stefani’s Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. John Svoboda
Tavern at the Park The Second City Ms. Charlene A. Soby
TGI Friday’s Restaurant
Tilted Kilt Restaurant
Tom Williams Ms. Karla Tonkin & Mr. David Chang
Tour Edge Golf
Trunk Club Twin Anchors Restaurant Twin Peaks Restaurant
Ms. Cynthia A. Vanina
White Deer Run Golf Course
Wildfire Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams
Windy City Live Windy City Rollers Wines for Humanity Wintrust Financial Group
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
Mr. Dennis Zamirowski ‘63
Zanies Comedy Night Club Mr. and Mrs. Chris Zweidinger
ANNUAL REPORT 17
Nonprofit
Organization
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Chicago, Illinois 60642
Mark your Calendar!
Calling all snow birds!
HT is heading to Florida! Are you a snow
bird in the Naples area? Art and Joanne
Velasquez are hosting a Holy Trinity cocktail
reception on Thursday, February 19, 2015
at their home in Naples. Send us your
Florida address for an invitation!
Contact Kacie Sassano, Director of
Development for more information at (773)
278-4212 x3048 or [email protected].
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