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Letter from

the President

Dear Alumni, Parents, and Friends, This summer has brought great blessings upon Holy Trinity! We have all been preparing for the opportunity to influence the lives of teenagers with our continued emphasis on our Holy Cross values – discipline, integrity, family, excellence, and zeal! Our new principal, Ms. Anne Coffey Rog, started in July and has already brought energy, vision, and creativity to her new family. Her summer was very busy meeting teachers, students, staff, board members, graduates and planning for the start of school – the 101st year of Holy Cross education at Holy Trinity! As a result of the fantastic start of our Centennial Capital Campaign, all of the 1960‘s era glass block windows were replaced. Upon their return to school, teachers, staff and students were excited about the ―new look‖ for Holy Trinity. Together with tuck pointing, plastering and painting, our building has never looked better! Our students were busy this summer as well, providing service to others, preparing them-selves for their future and taking their role as school leaders seriously! Some participated in the 15th year of our summer internship program, Friends for a Future. These student-interns worked over the summer at companies located in the heart of our city in the professions of law, accounting, education, and advertising. Others traveled to West Virginia as part of the Appalachian Service Project, providing home repairs to low-income families. Another group represented Holy Trinity at the Holy Cross Student Leadership Conference at the University of Notre Dame and more of our students went to Wabash College in Crawfordsville, Indiana to take part in the second year of Project Coach. Our faculty participated in conferences at Loyola University and Notre Dame to learn about innovative educational initiatives. We are ready and excited to meet our calling as educators and welcome the opportunity to impact the leaders of tomorrow. We are grateful for the dedication of our faculty and staff, and we are so grateful for our inspired donors who provide the support that makes this mission a reality! May God bless you, Timothy M. Bopp President

The past 100 years have been something to be proud of at Holy Trinity High School!

Throughout the years, Holy Trinity‘s mission has continually provided thousands of youth of

all backgrounds and circumstances an excellent Catholic education in a nurturing

environment. September 8, 2010 marked 100 years to the day since Holy Trinity first

opened its doors in 1910. As we celebrate our rich tradition of success, we are also

preparing for our next century of service. To ensure that we are ready for the next 100 years

of our mission, Holy Trinity launched the Centennial Capital Campaign in March. This

ambitious effort will enhance all aspects of our school over the coming months and years.

Holy Trinity Today

Holy Trinity is transforming students' lives through excellence in education. Holy Trinity has a

proven approach to education and a record of success to support it:

For each of the last 5 years, 100% of our graduates have been accepted to college.

Our 11:1 student to faculty ratio is one of the best in the city.

Our innovative initiatives, such as the Friends for a Future Internship Program, provide

students unique opportunities to explore their interests and the world around them.

Our commitment to the Holy Cross values of Excellence, Integrity, Family, Discipline,

and Zeal provide the foundation for lives of meaning and service to others.

Holy Trinity enjoys a broad network of support, consisting of a dedicated Board, generous

donors, committed alumni, volunteers, and friends provide an increasing avenue of

support for our school and our students. With this strong foundation, we are very excited

about our bright future!

What’s Next for Holy Trinity?

The Centennial Capital Campaign is calling upon our entire school community to help lay the foundation for our next 100 years. With

increased financial support, Holy Trinity can have an even greater impact on a wide range of students. Holy Trinity will provide its students with

the best educational experience, building upon our established programs and empowering students to reach their full potential. To accomplish

this, we are focusing our fundraising efforts on three main areas, financial assistance and scholarships, academic enhancements, and capital

improvements with an overall campaign goal of $7.5 million. It has not

taken long for the Holy Trinity community of donors, board members, friends,

alumni, volunteers, faculty and staff to respond to this call, and within the past

nine months, we have already raised over $4.5 million! We are truly

inspired by the response of the Holy Trinity community, and we are keeping the

momentum going!

This year, each issue of the Trinitarian will focus on one of the three components

of the Centennial Capital Campaign, with this issue focusing on financial

assistance and scholarships. A key goal of the Campaign is to expand upon our

current assistance programs so that we can serve more families and provide

additional academic scholarships to high achieving students. The campaign seeks

to do this by supporting three important funds, Holy Trinity‘s Financial Assistance

Fund, the Honor Student Society and the Audrey C. Raitt Scholarship Program.

The Centennial Capital Campaign seeks to provide seven years of funding

totaling $3.2 million to ensure the continuation of one of the most generous

financial assistance programs of any Catholic high school in Chicago. To

supplement our existing scholarships, we are introducing two new

achievement-based scholarships to encourage hard work and excellence in academic performance—the Honor Student Society and the Audrey

C. Raitt Scholarship Program. With $250,000 in funding, the Honor Student Society will reward students who achieve an honor level score on

our entrance exam with a $1,500 annual scholarship. With $300,000 in funding, the Audrey C. Raitt Scholarship, named in memory of a

longtime Holy Trinity supporter, will reward prospective freshmen who score at or above 90th percentile on our entrance exam with a

scholarship that covers 90% of their tuition and book costs for four years. This scholarship will support academic leaders and students who set

the bar for academic achievement. (Please continue on page 2)

Holy Trinity Turns 100, Sets Sights on the Next 100

My Friends for a Future Experience By Tania Neri ‗11

Friends for a Future, Holy Trinity‘s summer Internship program, teaches students all about how to secure a job in the corporate world and succeed once you get there.

The Friends for a Future journey starts when a student chooses to take the Corporate Experience class their junior or senior year. I took the class my junior year and I loved it. Mr. Brown, Mr. Grothaus, and all the other people involved with the Corporate Experience class did a great job at putting together lessons that taught us how to be prepared for our summer jobs. Class lessons included formal dining etiquette , resume writing, professional dress, interview skills, and networking skills.

One of most challenging parts of the class was the mock interview. Chicago business professionals came to our class room and interviewed each student as if it were a real job opportunity. With the teacher and the whole class watching, we had to interview for the job. The mock interviews were definitely a

great help, though I will admit I was terrified of getting up in front of the class to get interviewed. However, now when I look back, I realize it was worth ignoring my stage fright, because I was able to experience what a real interview would be like even before I left the classroom.

After going through the Corporate Experience class, I ended up working for Holy Trinity‘s Development Office, which I have really enjoyed. My job in the Development Office consisted of a wide variety of tasks and I was even able to serve as an interpreter because I am fluent in both Spanish and English. I really like it because the staff did everything they could to teach me something new and valuable everyday.

An important part of the Friends for a Future program is that each intern gets paired with a mentor. The role of the mentors is to give students advice and guidance through their first professional experience. My mentor, Sarah, is a Banking Associate for American Chartered Bank, Sarah is so happy to answer any of my questions that it makes it easy for me to contact her as often as I need to. When I see her, she is always eager to answer any questions I might have, even if they are not work-related. For example, given that she is a University of Illinois graduate, and that I am looking into U of I, we have been able to talk about some of my college plans, and she has offered to help with anything I need.

Choosing to take the Corporate Experience class was certainly one of the best decisions I have made! I am learning and discovering important information that I will definitely need in the future, for example, how to write a resume and how to follow up after an interview. Friends for a Future teaches things that most people do not learn until after they graduate from college and get a job. I am very proud and happy to be

part of the Friends for a Future program.

(Holy Trinity Turns 100, Sets Sights on the next 100, continued from pg. 1)

Holy Trinity has developed one of the most comprehensive

programs of student financial support in Chicago, with the basis of

support coming from individual donors, outside scholarship

agencies, and corporations and foundations. Without this network

of support, students like Charles (see Student Profile on the right )

would not be able to receive the excellent education they deserve.

For Charles and the rest of his classmates walking into the doors of

Holy Trinity is like walking into a sanctuary. Holy Trinity is not just a

place of scholarship, it is a second family! Although the world

outside our doors can be unstable, Holy Trinity fosters a culture of

safety, respect, and discipline. As a result, students want to be here

and they take advantage of the opportunities given to them.

With additional resources, Holy Trinity will be able to provide even

more students the opportunity to receive a superior, values-based

education, and we can do so by reaching our Centennial Capital

Campaign goals. For over 100 years, we have carried on the

tradition of helping Chicago‘s deserving youth achieve success.

With the help and support of our community, our current and future students will be able to achieve their dreams.

What’s Next for You

What Holy Trinity’s Students and Alumni are Planning

“I am looking forward to spending a

lot of time my senior year giving back

to the Holy Trinity community and

teaching the underclassmen how to do

the same.” - Jobari, Class of 2011

“I am looking forward to new challenges

to test my abilities. I want to build on my

relationships with my classmates and

teachers because I love Holy Trinity. The

people here really care for me and want

me to achieve something in life.”

- Daniel, Class of 2012

“I am loving everything about senior year.

I’m looking forward to college acceptance

letters and graduating, but not before I

make a lot more memories with my Holy

Trinity family.” - Valerie, Class of 2011

“I am now at DePaul University and

what’s next for me is completing my

double major in Finance and

Marketing. Holy Trinity promotes

going to college. It is easy for high

school students to lose their way—

they need support and direction.

What’s so amazing about HT is how

each student is given every opportunity to achieve their own unique

dreams.” - Victoria Mora, Class of 2008

STUDENT PROFILE

A HOLY TRINITY EDUCATION MADE POSSIBLE…

Charles loves to cook, and he dreams of going to culinary school and becoming a chef. Thanks to our donors, who have helped support him and his family, his dream is on its way to becoming a reality. His story is an inspirational one, highlighting the importance of family, education, generosity, and hard work. Charles' mother worked long hours in order to support her family, pay the rent, and provide a Holy Trinity education for her oldest son, Mark. The bills were still too much. While Charles was in 8th grade, his mother had no other option but to move to Peoria leaving his father and older brother Mark behind.

Being uprooted and moving to a new community and a new school was extremely difficult for Charles, and his performance in school suffered. When it came time to selecting a high school he knew he wanted to go to Holy Trinity. Recognizing the importance of education, especially for an at-risk, teenage boy like Charles, Holy Trinity‘s network of support gave him the opportunity to attend school in the fall. Charles could not be more excited. ―I want to be with my big brother, where he can guide me," says Charles. He observes that "Holy Trinity offers more structure and programs than other schools.‖ Charles is also aware the he has an opportunity to improve at Holy Trinity, and this has renewed his drive to succeed. He said, ―I know I will get better grades than I used to. I have a scholarship, and I am not going to lose it.‖ CENTENNIAL CAPITAL

CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP

Steering Committee Craig S. Dean, Co-Chair AEG Partners

John R. Raitt, Co-Chair Harris Associates,

Stephen J. Carlotti Prophet

Laura J. Clark Lowry Hill

Deepak A. Patel Premium Plus Sports

Brian F. Richards Paul Hastings

Agustin Rizo ‘96 Sterling Home Development

Cynthia A. Vanina J.P. Morgan Capital Corporation

Zandra Zuno '90 GolinHarris

Campaign Cabinet

Mary J. Cahillane The Spencer Foundation

Marion ―Mac‖ Gajek ‘68 Deloitte LLP

Robert E. Graham UBS Financial Services

Br. Kenneth Haders, C.S.C. Congregation of Holy Cross

James G. Fitzgerald BankNote Capital Corporation

David G. Herro Harris Associates, LP

John D. Lindell Retired Partner, KPMG LLP

Bishop John R. Manz Archdiocese of Chicago

James J. O'Connor Retired Chairman & CEO Commonwealth Edison

Manuel ―Manny‖ Sanchez ‘66 Sanchez Daniels & Hoffman LLP

Br. Philip Smith, C.S.C. Congregation of Holy Cross

Arthur R. Velasquez Azteca Foods, Inc.

CENTENNIAL CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

GOALS AT A GLANCE

$3.75 million—Financial Assistance & Scholarships

$2.0 million— Academic Enhancements

$1.75 million—Capital Improvements

$7.5 Million—Overall Goal

Annual ReportOFFICERS

Deepak Patel, Chair Brian Richards, Vice Chair Zandra Zuno ‗90, Secretary Kevin Angeles, Treasurer

Craig Dean, Chair Emeritus John Raitt, Chair Emeritus

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Laura Clark Br. Chester Freel, C.S.C. Daniel Green Br. Kenneth Haders, C.S.C. Michael Hornig Steven LaPorta John Lindell Chester Lis ‗58 Br. Robert Livernois, C.S.C. Agustin Rizo ‗96 James Rolfes Charlene Soby Kathleen Sullivan Cynthia Vanina Chris Zweidinger

ADVISORY COUNCIL

Alfredo Avila ‗90 Eileen Bender Jeffrey Blackburn Walter Bledsoe III Kevin Buzard Ricardo Cordova ‗93 Gustavo De Mello Matthew Dobry Andrew Fitzgerald Barbara Hamel Paul Haskins Maria Kelly Camille Kopielski Richard Krakowski Cheryl LeeVan Ricardo Martinez Matthew Norton Kirti Patel Ashok Pinto John Reilly Jim Smulkowski Joseph Tyler III Lindley White Andre Williams ‗90

TRUSTEES EMERITI

Erick C. Christensen Dr. Opal Easter-Smith Marion ―Mac‖ Gajek ‗68 Steven Hinton ‗82 L. Jessica Jagielnik Kenneth Jaszczor ‗55 Robert T. Joseph Javier Nuñez Peter P. Peters ‗53 Alice B. Prus Matthew L. Rodriguez ‗54 Manuel ―Manny‖ Sanchez ‗66 Kathryn Sevcik Eugene R. Urbaszewski ‗60

ADMINISTRATION

Timothy M. Bopp, President Anne Rog, Principal Neil Ryan, Dean of Students Maria Juarez, Business Manager John Malloy, V.P. of Institutional Advancement

OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT

Jesse Buendia ‗03, Development Assistant Maura Daly, Director of Recruitment John Grothaus, Director of Foundation and Corporate Relations Susie Knickrehm, Associate Director of Development & Marketing

2009 - 2010

Blessed Fr. Basil Moreau, C.S.C., Circle $100,000+

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Dean Mr. and Mrs. John R. Raitt

Lemans Circle $25,000 - $49,999

Mr. Edward A. Studzinski

Fr. Casimir Sztuczko, C.S.C., Circle $10,000-$24,999

Anonymous Mr. Kevin Angeles and Mrs. Kathleen Sullivan

Mr. Henry Berghoef Mr. Jeffrey B. Blackburn Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gajek ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hornig

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keiser Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lindell

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Ezerski ‗64 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Austin Tighe Ms. Cynthia A. Vanina

Mr. James F. Zangrilli

Blessed Br. Andre Bessette, C.S.C., Circle ($5,000-$9,999)

Anonymous Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carlotti Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. James G. Fitzgerald Mr. Steven LaPorta Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mendelson Mr. and Mrs. Graham Murphy Mr. Kenneth W. O'Keefe and Mr. Jason Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Vihon

Spes Unica Circle $1,000-$4,999

Anonymous Anonymous in honor of Timothy M. Bopp Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Adelman

Mr. Mark R. Aschliman Mr. and Mrs. John Baccich Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Baker '55 Ms. Victoria Baltrus Mr. Charles P. Barkley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Bednar Ms. Patricia M. Bidwill Mr. and Mrs. Brant Bittmann Mr. John T. Bonk '56 Mrs. Rosemary Bopp Mr. Timothy M. Bopp and Mrs. Mary Anne Benden Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Braun Ms. Rita Buczynska Mr. Robert J. Buford Mr. Kevin S. Buzard and Mrs. Elizabeth Nolan Ms. Mary J. Cahillane

Mr. Timothy Canning Mr. Dean Caras Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Castro '90 Ms. Patricia L. Cholasinski Mr. and Mrs. Erick C. Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Curley Mr. Gustavo De Mello and Mrs. Liz Papaskilariou Mr. and Ms. Bruce R. Denuyl Ms. Patricia Diaz '91 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Fahrney Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ferguson

Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Fitzgerald, Jr. Mr. H. Robert Foerster III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Furgal ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Gliwa, Jr. '55 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gorman Ms. Candace J. Gouwens Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Green Ms. Barbara A. Hamel Ms. Maria E. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. James D. Heinz Rev. John Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hovde Mr. Daniel J. Hurley Mr. Keith W. Jaffee Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Kalomiris Ms. Heather Kelly Mrs. Maria M. Kelly and Mr. Patrick V. Kelly Mr. Michael J. Kelly, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Kiphart Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Kline Mr. and Ms. Stephen Kunkel Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. LaBant Ms. Betzeleina Laureano '99 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Lawler Ms. Cheryl A. LeeVan Mr. and Mrs. Chester G. Lis '58 Mr. Ricardo Martinez and Ms. Gerarda Gomez Martin Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Martino Mr. Clyde McGregor Mr. and Mrs. Ray Milnes Ms. Lisa Montez Mr. and Mrs. Burke J. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Nelson Mr. Scott R. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. James Norton Mr. and Ms. John Olvany Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Peters '53 Ms. Roseann Podraza Mr. and Mrs. John J. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Agustin Rizo '96 Mr. and Mrs. Steven S. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rolfes Ms. Susan Rowe Mr. Earl J. Rusnak Mr. Manuel Sanchez ‘66 and Mrs. Pat E. Pulido Sanchez Ms. Margaret B. Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Scurto Mrs. Kathryn J. Sevcik and Mr. Kevin E. Sevcik Mr. and Ms. Michael D. Sharkey Mr. Greg Simoncini and Mr. Everett D. Dudley Mr. Jim Smulkowski and Mrs. Catherine Borowski Mr. Thomas A. Squire Mr. Cary Stier Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Sullivan, Jr. Ms. Charlene Szumilas Ms. Christie Tarantino Mr. David Tingue Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Velasquez Mr. Michael J. Welsh and Mrs. Linda M. Brummer-Welsh Dr. Richard J. Wiet and Mrs. Jamee D. Wiet Mr. and Mrs. Andre L. Williams '90 Ms. Dolores A. Williams Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. Wojcik '54 Mr. Denis M. Zamirowski '63 Ms. Zandra Zuno '90 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Zweidinger

Sainte Croix Circle $500 -$999

Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Avila '90 Ms. Lana J. Baumeister Ms. Mary E. Bednar Mr. and Mrs. Delmar F. Bloem

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Bottorff Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bowen Mr. and Mrs. James Brault Mr. and Mrs. John E. Butter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Castellon Mr. Sal Cerami Mr. and Ms. Chad Ciesil Ms. Laura J. Clark Mr. Manuel A. Cordova, Jr. Mr. James A. Cranley Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Dean Ms. Amanda Eisel Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Estka '74 Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Fialkowski Ms. Ellen A. Fischer Mr. Justin G. Funk Mr. Chester J. Galiga, Jr. '58 Mr. and Ms. Igor Gierymski Mr. and Mrs. James Graunke Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Guillen Br. Kenneth Haders, C.S.C Mr. Andrew Haley and Mrs. Amber L. Haley Mr. Paul Haskins and Mrs. Joan K. Wagner Ms. Marianne Johnson Mr. Torrence M. Johnson '91 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kuhrt Mr. and Mrs. Chris Langs Mr. Johnathan Lindell Mr. Matthew S. Lovell Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Mach '55 Mr. Robert J. Marschalk Mr. Charles P. McQuaid Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Miles '57 Ms. Mary Murphy Mr. Ganesh Natarajan and Ms. Faye Katt Mr. Michael J. Neary Mr. Matthew E. Norton and Mrs. Christine Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Ohm Dr. Henry J. Poterucha, M.D. '44 Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Price Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Quirke Mr. Dave Reismeyer Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rice Mr. and Ms. Henry Ring Mr. Antonio Robledo Mr. and Mrs. Matt L. Rodriguez '54 Mrs. Margaret V. Romano Ms. Alexandra Rose Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Ruemenapp Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Rushmore Ms. Julie Ryan Mr. Scott Schweighauser Mr. Duane F. Sigelko and Mrs. Mary Kay McDermott Ms. Charlene A. Soby Mr. Mark Stacy Mr. Stuart Summers Mr. and Mrs. John Svoboda Mrs. Sheila J. Szal Ms. Susan L. Szalczynski Dr. and Mrs. Edward S. Szyman '44 Mr. Joe Tobin Mr. and Mrs. David Trainor Mr. Joseph E. Tyler III Ms. Joan Wagner Mr. Douglas K. Walker Mr. Gordon Walker Mr. and Mrs. James D. Walsh '57 Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wasacz '38 Mr. and Mrs. John Wayhart Mr. Chad Waynee Ms. Lindley White Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Wiermanski '46 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell J. Wiet Mr. and Mrs. John P. Willi '59 Mr. Lawrence J. Wisniewski '59 Mr. and Mrs. John Woulfe

Individual Donors

Contributors to Holy Trinity High School have donated $2,604,411 to support the 100th year of Catholic education at Holy Trinity. 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.

Anchor & Cross Circle $150-$499

Mr. Thomas Alton Mr. Jorge H. Arreguin ‘85 and Mrs. Laura H. Lohenry Mr. Jamie Baisley Mr. Kevin Baradziej Mr. Charles S. Bargiel '65 Mr. Daniel A. Beach Mr. John M. Benson Mr. and Ms. John A. Berg Mr. Edward S. Bielinski '54 Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Bledsoe III Mr. Daniel H. Brandt '65 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bruett Mr. and Ms. Mark Burnstine Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Calabrese '69 Mr. Gary S. Caplan Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Capoccia '76 Ms. Maria A. Chavez '93 Ms. Maria I. Chavez '90 Rev. Lawrence Choate OSM Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Ciechanowski, D.D.S. '55 Mr. Lance Ciepiela '59 Mr. Tony Coniaris Mr. David T. Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeVivo Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Dobry Mr. Todd Doersch Mr. and Mrs. John Evans Mr. R. Scott Falk Mr. Craig Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Fron '62 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Gabaldon Mrs. Rosaura Galler ‗90 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Garb '59 Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Gawlik '59 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Glazik Ms. Leslie Glunt Mr. Daniel H. Golembiewski '59 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Graunke Mr. Paul E. Greenawalt Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Gressick '59 Mr. Fred and Mrs. Joanne Grygiel '59 Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Grzelak '62 Mr. and Mrs. Carlos J. Guevara '70 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Hale Ms. April Haley Mr. Joel L. Handelman and Mrs. Sarah Wolff Handelman Dr. Keith L. Harlan '78 and Ms. Francesca E. Cunningham-Harlan Mr. William J. Harnett, Jr. Ms. Kimberly A. Hart '01 Mr. and Mrs. Justin Hartanov Mr. and Mrs. Seth M. Hemming Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Hepner Mr. and Mrs. David Hernandez '96 Mr. Jose Hernandez '69 Mr. Kurt Heuberger Mr. Christopher S. Hillcoat and Mrs. Mary Wickers Hillcoat Mr. Dwayne Hollis '79 Mr. David Holodak and Mrs. Katherine Scheib Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hoskins '59 Mr. Noe Huerta '95 Mr. Jose E. Isais, Jr. '78 Mr. Gerald L. Jacobson and Mrs. Christine M. Pasquinelli Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus L. Jarosz '48 Mr. and Ms. Andy Jenkins Ms. Laura Jenkins Mr. George A. Job '60 Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Kacprowicz '64 Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell V. Kaminski, Jr. '59 Mr. Ray Kang Mrs. Eugenia M. Karwowski Mr. Nickolas Kepler Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Killackey Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kingdom Mr. and Mrs. Craig and Maureen Kirby Ms. Camille Ann Kopielski Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kross '54 Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Kulig '49 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. La Valle '66 Mr. Joseph E. Latocha '59 Br. Robert E. LaVelle, C.S.C Mr. and Ms. Robert Lederer Mr. and Mrs. Tony Lehr Dr. Jeff Lewis Ms. Lisa Lilly Br. Robert G. Livernois, C.S.C.

Ms. Michele Llewelyn Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Gregory F. Lopatka '58 Ms. Chastity Lord Mr. Michael Lorr Ms. Alexandria Luppi Mr. and Mrs. John L. Malloy Mr. and Mrs. William A. Maniscalo Dr. Richard Markuszewski '59 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Marquith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Martin '61 Ms. Elisabeth McCombe Mr. and Mrs. John J. McDonnell Mr. Stephen Michnowski Ms. Mary B. Miller Ms. Jennifer Moeller Mr. and Mrs. James F. Monhart Mr. Patrick J. Moritz '59 Mr. Edward T. Mroz, Jr. '68 Mr. Thomas Mueller Mr. Richard T. Murphy '70 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Nesler Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Nowak Sr. '65 Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Nowak '56 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis S. Nudo '59 Mr. and Mrs. Javier A. Nuñez Ms. Maria A. Orozco '90 Ms. Betsy Padilla Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Paetsch '59 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Palmer Mr. Ronald J. Pasko '66 Mr. and Mrs. August P. Pasquini, Sr. '51 Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Passeri '59 Mr. James C. Pawlik '72 Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Perrotte '62 Mr. Stanley Pienkowski '58 Ms. Naura Pierre Mr. Ashok M. Pinto Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Piro '53 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Piskor '58 Mr. Adam Pollock Mr. Thaddeus J. Poprawski Mr. and Mrs. John F. Purtill Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Rassin '61 Mr. Dennis C. Ratajczyk '59 Mr. Armando R. Rivas ‗90 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rocush Ms. Chastety Rosario ‗90 Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Rosignolo '62 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Hilary A. Sabres '50 Mr. Siamak Saidi Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Santiago Mr. and Mrs. Marion S. Santor '49 Ms. Kathleen Savard Mr. Marc Schmitz Mr. Theodore J. Schultz '51 Mr. Hernan R. Segura '78 Ms. Joanne Shea Mr. and Ms. Daniel Sherman Ms. Catherine Siebel Mr. Norman H. Sieroslawski '56 Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Sikorski '44 Mr. and Mrs. Marlon J. Simmons '79 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Sniegowski '55 Mr. Adrian Soto ‗90 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Sowizrol '57 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley K. Sowizrol '59 Mr. John N. Squillo '59 Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus J. Staniec '60 Mr. Norbert E. Steck '59 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Stephany '49 Mr. Gregory G. Storce '62 Mr. Dennis T. Suderski '59 Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sullivan, Sr. Ms. Christine Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sullivan Mr. Edwin R. Surowiak '59 Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Symonanis '59 Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Szak '46 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Szott '50 Mr. William A. Totzke ‗59 and Mrs. Laura A. Totzke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Trocola '59 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Urbaszewski '60 Mr. Daniel S. Vergara '03 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Vidovich '70 Ms. Irene Villalba '93 Ms. Mary Visconti Mr. Theodore J. Walczak, Jr. '64 Mr. Michael Walsh Rev. Thomas P. Walsh Mr. and Ms. Warren P. Wenzloff Mr. Jeff Wessel Mr. Leo J. Weszka '48

Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Wilczynski '66 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wilk '54 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Wilkans '59 Mr. Matthew Wojtaszek '40 Mr. Matthew J. Wojtkiewicz '59 Dr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Wolosewicz, Ph.D., PE '55 Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Wraneschetz Mr. and Mrs. George C. Zaucha '51 Dr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Zeman Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Zubik '51 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zweidinger Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Zych '56

Blue & Gold Circle $1-$149

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Manuel F. Acevedo '74 Mr. Robert Acton Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Adamczyk '59 Mr. Joel Alcantar '90 Mr. David Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Ambrosia Mr. Gus Andersson Mr. Mark Argianas Ms. Donna Ash Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bak '69 Mr. Donald L. Balicki, Sr. '57 Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Ballantine Mr. David J. Baloun '57 Mr. John Baloun '52 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Balut '54 Ms. LaShonda M. Banks '90 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Bargiel '64 Ms. Michelle Ann Barraza '93 Mr. Christopher Barrett and Ms. Anne Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Barud '48 Mr. Stephen W. Beard Mr. Stanley F. Bednarczyk '51 Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Berkowicz '51 Mr. Kenneth E. Bernat '65 Ms. Lindsay Bohnenkemper Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bonk '54 Mr. John Bopp and Ms. Heather Zerkle Br. Francis G. Boylan Ms. Catherine M. Browne Mr. and Ms. Leonard Bryla Mr. Anthony T. Buckun '50 Mr. Mark Buehrle Mr. John D. Buie and Ms. Angela D. Buie '90 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Bulinski '61 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bulinski '59 Mr. Brian D. Bumpers '87 Alderman Walter Burnett Mr. Edward M. Bury '73 Mr. John M. Calderone, Jr. '65 Mr. Paul Calderone Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Calvetti '64 Ms. Lilia V. Cano '97 Mr. Ruben Cano '79 Ms. Carol Carlson Mr. William Edward Carsley Ms. Hortensia Carreira Mr. and Mrs. John V. Catalano '71 Ms. Gabriela Chagoya Br. Joseph Chvala, CSC Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Ciecko '54 Mr. Robert G. Ciesiel '66 Ms. Mary C. Clinton '95 Mrs. Leirre Collier Mr. Leonard Joseph Coniglio '50 Ms. Suzanne C. Connor Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Cordova '93 Mr. Michael Cramer and Mrs. Harlene Ellin Mr. Frith C. Crandall Mr. Louis A. Crisostomo Ms. Elizabeth Crowley Mr. David Danyale Curley '02 Lt. Col and Mrs. Leonard S. Czarnecki '48 Ms. Rosemarie Czech Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Dabros '59 Ms. Maura Daly Mr. and Mrs. Jack Daniels Ms. Karen Davidoff Mr. G. Matthew Davis Mr. Dennis M. De Boer '66 Mr. David de Jesus '89 Mr. and Mrs. DePriest Mr. Gregory J. Desecki '69 Mr. and Mrs. James Dezynski Mr. Frank A. Diaz, Jr. '77 Ms. Maria Guadalupe Diaz '93 Mr. and Mrs. Norfie J. DiCiolla '59 Mr. Leslie G. Downing '00 Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Dufkis '49

Mr. Isaac L. Dunson '79 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell S. Dydo '62 Mr. Dennis J. Dziedzic '61 Mr. Conrad E. Dziewulski '59 Dr. Opal Easter-Smith and Mr. Lester Smith Ms. Melody Eckert Mr. Roberto J. Elizondo '90 Mr. James R. Ellis Mr. Eric L. Escalante '90 Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph Ferri '66 Br. Robert E. Fillmore, C.S.C Rev. Kenneth J. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Foradas Mr. Joseph Foszcz '51 Ms. Delonda S. Foxx '90 Mr. and Ms. Mark A. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Furgat '59 Ms. Sara M. Gaitan-Hernandez '98 Ms. Catherine J. Gallagher Mr. Benito Galvan

and Mrs. Maria G. Galvan-Herrera '90 Ms. Mayra Garcia Mr. Vincent M. Genna '69 Ms. Christina Gentili Mr. Garth Gibson and Mrs. Nicole Gibson Mr. Richard P. Giffin '59 Mr. Joseph M. Glorioso Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Gnat '45 Mr. Miguel A. Gomez '80 Ms. Milagros Gomez '94 Mr. and Mrs. Jose D. Gonzalez '82 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gorz '58 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Grabowski '68 Ms. Libby Gray Br. Charles Gregg, C.S.C Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grilli Dr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Grothaus Mr. John Grothaus and Mrs. Justyna Susfal Grothaus Ms. Joan Gruchot Mr. and Mrs. John J. Grzesiak '60 Ms. Diana M. Guajardo '90 Mr. and Ms. Robert Gulik Ms. Toinette Gunn Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Gurdak '55 Ms. Rae Ellen Gutrich Mr. and Mrs. Vincent N. Guzman, Sr. '79 Mr. and Ms. Lawrence Hansen Mr. Ronald E. Hardgrove Mr. Daniel J. Hartnett '68 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hays Mrs. Loretta Heiden Ms. Jill Heinking Mr. Patrick Henning Mr. Trinidad A. Hernandez '55 Ms. Barbara A. Heyrman Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Hinton '82 Ms. Tania Y. Holmes '90 Mr. and Mrs. James Horan Mr. Abayomi K. Hubbard '90 Mr. Marlon Hunter '90 Mr. and Mrs. Anibal Ilarraza '90 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Jackowski '58 Mr. and Ms. Robert Jacobs Ms. L. Jessica Jagielnik Mr. Walter M. Janik '49 Mr. Edmund P. Jarosz '68 Mr. Gerald F. Jarosz '63 Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Jaskowiak '51 Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Jaslowski '58 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jaszczor '55 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Jedziniak '58 Mr. and Mrs. Milton F. Jerard '48 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Joseph Ms. Maria Juarez Ms. Katie Kanouse Mr. Henry J. Karas '48 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Karwoski '48 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kasprzak Mr. Robert F. Kawalek '59 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Kedzior '49 Br. Paul H. Kelly, C.S.C Ms. Patricia Kemp Ms. Sherry Kent Mr. and Mrs. John J. Klish '62 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Kochan '57 Mr. Stanley J. Kolc '48 Mrs. Nancy Kolinski Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kolinski '56 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Korpalski '60 Mr. John C. Korsack '48 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Kotlarczyk '66 Mr. Chester A. Kowalkowski '57 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Kowalski '66

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Koziol '57 Mr. Richard J. Krakowski Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Kreb Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Krupa '56 Rev. Casimir G. Kulbis, O.S.M. '49 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kuper '65 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Kusch '56 Mr. and Ms. Lawrence Kusch Mr. Anthony J. Kuzminski '54 Mr. George A. Kwak '40 Ms. Barbara Kwit Mr. J. S. Lafferty Mr. and Mrs. Wayne C. Lange '65 Mr. George J. Letchus '61 Mr. Sigmund S. Lisowski and Ms. Gail DeSutter '68 Mr. and Ms. Daniel Lopata '68 Mr. and Mrs. Geronimo E. Lopez '79 Mr. Jesus Lopez '81 Ms. Maribel Lopez '90 Ms. Renee Lopez Ms. Vivian Loseth Mr. Cesar Lostaunau Mr. and Ms. Kevin L. Loudon Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lovallo Ms. Denise Lubaway Mr. and Ms. Anthony Lucafo Mr. Ricardo Lugo '80 Rev. Patrick M. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Makowski '67 Ms. Sandra J. Maldonado Mr. Lawrence J. Mallek '59 Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Manczko '60 Mr. Ryan Maneri Most Rev. John R. Manz Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Manzella '58 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Marchewski '43 Mr. Flavio Marin Mr. Victor M. Martinez '79 Mr. Andrew L. Mathis '90 Ms. Yvonne E. Matos '90 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander A. Matus '58 Mr. James McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. McGough Mr. Samuel McLaughlin Mr. James R. McMenamin and

Ms. Maureen Costello Mr. Gregory Mercado III '89 Br. Jerome Meyer, C.S.C Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Miller '55 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Miller '57 Mr. Dennis Mlynski Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell A. Moos '57 Mr. Amilcar Morales and Ms. Karin Chew Mr. Christian Moran and

Mrs. Megan Malloy-Moran Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn H. Moreno '55 Mr. Paul R. Moreno '59 Ms. Monica Morganstein Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Moriarty '50 Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Morris Msgr. Joseph L. Mroczkowski Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mulsoff '58 Mr. Alejandro Murguia '00 Mr. Edward J. Musolff '56 Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Myrda '53 Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. Nance Mr. John D. Neumann Mr. Luis A. Nieves Mr. John P. Noonan Mr. Richard J. Nowak '65 Ms. Areli Nunez '04 Mr. James J. Nunez Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Nykaza '61 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O'Donnell Rev. Richard J. O'Donnell Mr. Miguel Olmeda '95 Mr. Thomas G. Opferman Ms. Yvonne Ortiz '90 Mr. Luis A. Oviedo '04 Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Ozga '64 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Ozga 56 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pacer '55 Mr. Quincy M. Paden '95 Mr. Miguel Paloma Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Paniak '61 Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Paschke '60 Dr. and Mrs. Rajni Patel Mr. and Mrs. Casimir J. Paul '57 Mr. and Mrs. Casimir M. Pawlik '49 Ms. Maureen M. Peck Mr. Juan A. Peña '79 Mr. Gilberto N. Perez '90 Ms. Gloria Perez-Mancha '90 Ms. Patricia Petrowski

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Piatek Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Piecuch '56 Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus C. Pieczko '53 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Piotrowski '53 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Podpora '57 Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Polchopek '62 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Pollack '73 Mr. Bradley Schmarak and

Mrs. Gina A. Propp-Schmarak Mr. and Mrs. Clemence J. Prusko '58 Mr. Ronald P. Przyborski '59 Ms. Angela J. Ramirez '90 Mr. John P. Riddles '90 Mr. and Mrs. Carlo J. Riggio '65 Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Rink Ms. Claudia Rivera ‘90 Ms. Naomi Rivera '90 Mr. Anthony R. Roback '50 Ms. Adelina Rocha '99 Ms. Elizabeth Rochford Mrs. Tamara A. Rodriguez-Ramos '90 Mr. Richard J. Rogala ‗65 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Rogowski '69 Mr. Ted L. Romanowski '67 Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Ross '50 Mr. Carlo Rossi and Ms. Liz D'Alesio Ms. Sandra Roth Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rothrock Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rowader Mr. Pavlos Rozis Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ruettiger Mr. and Mrs. Rodney R. Rusakiewicz '60 Mr. Enrique Sanchez '90 Mr. and Mrs. Roberto A. Sanchez-Vegas Ms. Beth Sandon Ms. Martha Santiago Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Sass '61 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Schramek '53 Ms. Lisa Schumacher Sr. Mary Eileen Scully, OP Mr. Mario A. Segoviano '90 Mr. Homer Segura '79 Mr. and Ms. Lawrence Selsky Mr. William P. Shaffern '60 Mr. Mark A. Shapiro and Ms. Roberta S. Goldberg Mr. John G. Sheehy and

Ms. Suzanne Velasquez-Sheehy Mr. Brian Silverstein Mr. Floyd Simpson Mr. Louie Skizas Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Slattery Ms. Patricia Slizewski Mr. Thomas Slonka Mr. Ken Smith Br. Roy E. Smith, C.S,C Mr. Walter E. Smithe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Sobeck '54 Ms. Joann Speca Mr. David Spitulnik Mr. and Ms. Edward T. Stanislawski Mr. and Mrs. William Steinmetz Mr. Justin Steward '05 Mr. Edward A. Stompor '62 Mr. Geoffrey Stone Ms. Mary Strabel Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Stutler '58 Mr. Dean Sullivan Mr. Curtis Sumrall '05 Mr. Christopher T. Swider '68 Mr. and Mrs. Chester M. Swiderski '41 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Szalkiewicz, Jr.'57 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Szczurek '63 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Szczurek '56 Dr. and Mrs. Albin A. Szewczyk '52 Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Szott '62 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Szykowny '56 Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Szymanski '61 Mr. Martin A. Szymanski '49 Mr. Ian Tenorio Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. Thomas, Jr. '57 Ms. Charlotte Toerber Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Toledo Mr. Richie L. Toler '86 Mr. and Mrs. Roman R. Tomal '49 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Tomasello '50 Mr. Zygmunt Tomczuk '60 Mr. Andrew A. Tomczyk '72 Mr. Ronald C. Topczewski '57 Mr. Michael Torres Mr. and Mrs. Miguel B. Torres '79 Mr. Modesto Valle '82 Ms. Mireya Vazquez '90 Mr. and Mrs. Socrates M. Vela '93 Ms. Bonnie J. Veth

Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Viscariello '57 Mr. Thomas J. Vlack '62 Mr. Lavarro Waddell '90 Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Walsh Ms. Phyllis Walters Mr. Frank Warth Ms. Donna Weil Mr. Patrick Weiland Rev. Eugene R. Winkowski '60 Mrs. Elaine Wisniewski Mr. Francis J. Wodarczyk '62 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Wojcik '58 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Wojnowski '55 Mr. Edgar W. Wright '85 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Wyzguski '56 Ms. Mieko J. Yoshida Ms. Qiana V. Young '98 Mr. Vito N. Zaccaro '79 Mr. Kevin Zaffaroni Mr. John J. Zientek '69 Mr. Douglas T. Zuber Ms. Claudia L. Zuno Ramirez ‘92

and Mr. Fortunato Ramirez

Annual Fund

Donations to the Holy Trinity Annual Fund

make a tremendous impact on the lives of

our students.

Annual Fund gifts allow Holy Trinity to…

Add value to our school

Build quality by strengthening academic

and co-curricular programs

Attract, retain, and develop outstanding

faculty and staff

Make a life-changing education

possible for deserving students

We are thrilled to announce that, due to the

tremendous success of last year‘s

Annual Fund, a few generous donors have

pledged $100,000 to match new and

increased gifts 2 to 1and repeat gifts dollar

for dollar.

For 100 years, Holy Trinity and the Brothers

of Holy Cross have been changing the lives

of students. With your help, we will make it

100 more. Contact the Development office

at 773-278-9212 x3048 to learn more.

Leadership Society All donors who contribute $1,000 or more to Holy Trinity‘s Annual Fund become members of our Leadership Society. Each year, the Annual Fund adds value to Holy Trinity by providing critical resources for every aspect of the school. This year, the Annual Fund raised $208,304. A special thanks to each of these supporters for leading the way!

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Baker '55 Mr. John T. Bonk '56 Brothers of Holy Cross Ms. Patricia L. Cholasinski Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Curley Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Eugene Ezerski '64 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Furgal '58 Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gajek '68 Ms. Candace J. Gouwens Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hornig Mr. Keith W. Jaffee Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus L. Jarosz '48 Ms. Heather Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Kline Mr. Steven LaPorta Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lindell Mr and Mrs. James E. Mendelson Mrs. Elizabeth Nolan and Mr. Kevin S. Buzard Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Peters '53 Ms. Roseann Podraza Mr. and Mrs. John R. Raitt Mr. Earl J. Rusnak Mr. Manuel Sanchez ‗66 and Mrs. Pat E. Pulido Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Andre L. Williams '90 Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. Wojcik '54

In Memory of Robert J. Felicione '69

Mr. and Mrs. Roberto A. Sanchez-Vegas

Ms. Patricia Slizewski

In Memory of Ronald F. Heiden '59

Mrs. Loretta Heiden

In Memory of Robert J. Kolinski '56

Mrs. Nancy R. Kolinski

In Memory of Rudy J. Leber '59

Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Paschke

In Memory of Thomas H. Malewicki '65

Ms. Lana J. Baumeister

In Memory of Angela McNamara

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zweidinger

In Memory of Kenneth W. Piotrowski '53

Mrs. Kenneth W. Piotrowski

In Memory of Marion J. Podraza ‘34

Ms. Roseann Podraza

In Memory of Audrey C. Raitt

Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Bledsoe, III

Mr. Henry Berghoef

Mr. John Grothaus and

Mrs. Justyna Susfal Grothaus

Br. Robert G. Livernois, C.S.C.

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Nelson

Mr. and Mrs. Agustin Rizo

Jayne Thompson Antiques

Ms. Donna Weil

Mr. and Ms. Gary Wilner

In Memory of James B. Szal '59

Mrs. Sheila J. Szal

Ms. Susan L. Szalczynski

In Memoriam

Douglas Bonfardeci Former teacher Ronald J. Gad ‗56 Dr. Emanique M. Joe ‗90 Kenneth Piotrowski ‗53 Robert Tafel ‗45

Blessed Fr. Basil Moreau, C.S.C., Circle $100,000+ Partnership to Educate & Advance Kids (PEAK)

St. Joseph Circle $50,000 - $99,999

Big Shoulders Fund Chicago Community Trust

Le Mans Circle $25,000-$49,999

The Gies Foundation HighSight Link Unlimited

Fr. Casimir Sztuczko, C.S.C., Circle $10,000-$24,999

Brothers of Holy Cross Helen Brach Foundation Katten Muchin Rosenman, LLP St. Gregory Episcopal School Wells Fargo - US Corporate Banking W.P and H.B White Foundation

Blessed Br. Andre Bessette, C.S.C., Circle $5,000-$9,999

Chicago Lights Daniel Murphy Scholarship Fund Deloitte LLP Fred J. Brunner Foundation Grosvenor Capital Management, LLP HSBC North America Kenilworth Union Church KPMG LLP Lowry Hill Mission and Ministry, Inc. The Private Bank St. Luke Sharing 21st Century Urban Schools - Alain Lock Charter Academy

Corporations, Foundations and Other Organizations Between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 corporations, charitable foundations, and many other organizations contributed $812,397 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. Italicized organizations participate in the Friends for a Future corporate internship program.

Sainte Croix Circle

$500-$999

Ariel Investments Barnabas Foundation Bryan Cave LLP Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund HFS Chicago Scholars La Familia Unida Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate Sisters of St. Francis Visitation Scholarship Program

Anchor & Cross Circle $150-$499

First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association of the USA Fleishman-Hillard, Inc. Illinois Tool Works, Inc. Industrial Developments International, Inc. Iolta Trust Jayne Thompson Antiques The Joyce Foundation The Mutiny Corporation Proven Business Systems The Oak Park Country Club Order of Friar Servants of Mary Target Young Presidents' Organization

Blue & Gold Circle $1-$149

Abbott Laboratories The Arthur J. Gallaher Foundation Diamond Technologies Inc Priests of Holy Cross-Corby Hall Sisters of the Living Word

Spes Unica Circle $1,000-$4,999

The ACE INA Foundation AEG Partners Akers Packaging Service, Inc. America's Food Technologies, Inc. American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry American Westbrook Insurance Services Association Forum Baird Foundation, Inc. The Bank of America Foundation Big Sisters The Catholic Bishop of Chicago Clyde Printing Company GE Capital Haight, Brown & Bonesteel, LLP Holy Trinity Alumni Association Holy Family Ministries Horizons for Youth Irish Fellowship Educational & Cultural Foundation Key Bank Marillac Social Center Monsanto Mercy Home for Boys & Girls Merrill Lynch Midtown Educational Foundation New Frontiers Foundation The Northern Trust Company Reed Illinois Corporation Resurrection Health Care San Miguel Schools Society of the Precious Blood Saint Francis Xavier Parish Wildman Harrold William Blair & Company, LLC World's Finest Chocolate

AEG Partners Wendell H. Adair Lawrence Adelman Akira A La Turka Alek‘s Restaurant Alliance Paper & Food Service Andrea Herrera, Amazing Edibles Arlington Lakes Golf Course Ellen Reidy, America's Food Technologies Anjenu Art Institute of Chicago Bank of America Chicago Marathon Bash Sports Academy Beadniks Devon Betts '10 Big Bowl Restaurant Big Jones Jeff Blackburn Bonnie & Clyde's Tim Bopp The Boundary Bob Bowers Brazzaz Rita Buczynska Brothers of Holy Cross Stephen and Gretchen Carlotti Hortensia Carreira Stefanie and Sal Cerami Dominique Cherry '10 Charlie‘s Vacation Rentals Cheesecake Factory Chicago Botanic Gardens Chicago Beverage Systems Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile Chicago Photography Center Chicago Wolves Pro Hockey The Country Squire Restaurant Cubby Bear Restaurant Douglass and Ann Crampton D/Vision Optical Craig and Kelly Dean

Devon Seafood Dover Straits Restaurant Joe Drabot Dunlays, Smoke Daddy, DOC, Frasca Eaglewood Resort & Spa Elizabeth Adam Salon Ellie Thompson & Co. James Ellis John and Bonnie Evans Eye 4 Style Famous Dave‘s BBQ Ferry Acupuncture Fireplace Inn Flatlanders Restaurant & Brewery Foxford Hills Golf Club Frontera Grill Andrew and Carolyn Fitzgerald Hope Flack Craig Freedman Gallo Family Vineyards General Growth Properties Grazie‘s Restaurant Greenheart Gymboree Play & Music of Chicago Tom Hagler Hackney‘s Restaurant Halo Hart Davis Hart Wines Jim and Rochelle Heinz Holland & Knight. LLP Holy Trinity Alumni Association Kenneth Jaszcor Jimmy‘s Charhouse Charles Kass Knightsbridge Wine Landmark Grill and Lounge Language Stars Steve LaPorta Laudi Vidni Lexington College Light Opera Works John and Jan Lindell Chester G. Lis ‗58

Lou Malnati's Pizza Kathleen Luetkemeyer Charles Magolske Marriott Theater Ricardo Martinez Mary Rubino Interiors Max & Erma‘s Restaurant May Street Café Therese McGuire Shaun McKay Chris McManama Midtown Tennis Club Millennium Wellness Group Lidia Miller Miller‘s Ale House Milwaukee Bucks Morton's Steakhouse Nikki Haley Designs NoMI John Noonan Objects D‘envy Old Orchard Country Club Old Town School of Folk Music On The Border Restaurant Opa Restaurant Ray Perez ‗80 Pete Miller‘s Restaurant P.F. Chang's China Bistro Philly G‘s Restaurant Portofino Restaurant Naina Patel George Pearce Kevin Poorman Porchlight Theater Charles Price Quaker Oats PRP Wine International John and Mary Raitt RAM Restaurant Raven Theater Relax the Back Augy Rizo ‗96 Jim and Kathy Rolfes Rosewood Restaurant

Mary Rubino Ruby Room, the Style of Wellness Ruth's Chris Steakhouse San Diego Convention Center

Corporation Nancy Schieber Floyd Simpson Br. Philip Smith, C.S.C. Charlene Soby Ronald and Roberta Sowizrol ‗57 Stanley and Patricia Sowizrol ‗59 Erica Soria Stanley's Kitchen & Tap Starbucks Coffee Loreen Strasser John Svoboda Christie Tarantino Eva Terry Tour Edge Golf Manufacturing Tubula Tua Tres Bien Nails TRIO TRU Grace Tsao-Wu Uncle Julios Urban Oasis Matt Dobry, US Equities Realty Mark Van Grinsven Cindy Vanina Shirley Velasquez Via Carducci La Sorella Volo Fr. Tom Walsh Wicker Park Fitness Lindley White White Deer Run Golf Course Wildfire Restaurant Willis Tower Skydeck Writers Theater Zanies Jim Zangrilli Zimmer Custom-Made Packaging Zandra Zuno ‗90 Chris and Sarah Zweidinger

Look at Our New Windows!

Thanks to generous donations to our Centennial Capital Campaign, All 263 of our 1960s era glass block windows were replaced with modern, energy efficient windows.

BEFORE

AFTER

The windows make the classroom an incredible learning environment for the students! Thank you donors, you have given Holy Trinity a beautiful face lift!

Gift In Kind Contributors

ALUMNI NEWS

Don’t miss alumni events & activities! Join the HT Alumni Association.

For details, visit us online! www.holytrinity-hs.org/ content/alumni

Our Newest Alumni

June 5th, 2010 was an emotional day for the Class

of 2010 as they gathered for Commencement at

St. Stanislaus Kostka Church. While they were sad

to say goodbye to the halls of Holy Trinity, the

members of the Class of 2010 have bright futures

ahead of them. Thanks to their profound

commitment to a future of success and hard work,

100% percent of the graduates were accepted into

college and university programs throughout the

country.

Holy Trinity is excited to announce the launch of

the Young Alumni Connection, a new effort

building on the Young Alumni Committee's work to

help renew, build, and maintain our Young

Alumni‘s connection with one another and the

larger Holy Trinity community.

Under the leadership of Young Alumni volunteers,

the Connection will:

Host social events in the city each month to

give alumni a chance to catch up with one

another

Provide alumni with opportunities to support

current HT students through rap sessions,

workshops, mentoring, and special events.

Encourage Young Alumni to give back what

they received as students. Holy Trinity students

have many needs and Young Alumni can help

to make their future bright.

Help alumni reconnect with one another and

share resources. Have an opportunity you

want to share? Let us know and we will acti-

vate the Holy Trinity network!

If you want to get connected, visit us on the web at

www.holytrinity-hs.org, join our Facebook Group

HT Alumni - Chicago, or contact YAC President

Kimberly A. Hart, Class of 2001 for details at

yingyang1616@hotmail.com.

Ayobami Olugbemiga Class of 2007 A Summer Internship on Capital Hill

Coffee runs, making photocopies, and organizing files are typical daily business for interns in

corporate America. However, for Ayobami Olugbemiga, a 2007 Holy Trinity Alum, the day-to-day

activities are not so mundane. That is part of the territory when you are working for Congresswoman

Schakowsky.

Arriving to the office at 9 a.m. on Capitol Hill, he works closely with the communications director to

review the Wall Street Journal and summarize key issues including healthcare, the oil spill, and the

war in Afghanistan. According to Ayobami, ―working for Congresswoman Schkowsky has been very exciting. I get to see members of

Congress on a regular basis; I even speak with some of them every now and then." One of Ayobami's favorite jobs is attending the hear-

ings and briefings on Capitol Hill. ―I love American politics," he says, "and thought there was no better place to learn how politics works

than on Capitol Hill.‖ Ayobami applied for various summer internship programs last spring, with his top vote being Congresswoman

Schakowsky. He was accepted into her summer program and started work on June 7.

Ayobami is currently studying political science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and works in in the housing department during the

school year as the Diversity Coordinator. He will graduate next summer from UW, and in the fall he hopes to attend George Washington

University to pursue his Masters in Political Management. His dream job is to be a congressman where he will focus his efforts on

―secondary education, especially when it comes to access and funding." He continues, "I am currently working on next year‘s issue brief

for Congresswoman Schakowsky regarding for-profit colleges; the benefits, problems and recommended improvements."

Ayobami first came to Holy Trinity as a transfer from Nigeria back in 2005. His father moved the family into the neighborhood-–directly

behind HT. With no idea where to send Ayobami to school, his father spoke with the apartment security guard who recommended the

high school next door! ―Holy Trinity welcomed me with open arms. The teachers held my hand throughout the process, indicating to me

what classes I should take and what areas I should focus on,‖ says Ayobami.

Recalling the most important influences from his Holy Trinity education, Ayobami describes his bond with Mr. Arreguin, an HT alumnus

from the Class of ‘85, Notre Dame Graduate, and HT teacher for 20 years, ―I call him my American dad, and he calls me his African

son!‖ Mr. Arreguin suggested Ayobami apply to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a school he previously had not considered.

―Honestly, I would not be where I am today without Holy Trinity, and to be more specific, I would not be studying at UW if it wasn‘t

for my math teacher, Mr. Arreguin.‖

SAVE THE DATES ALUMNI B-BALL/VBALL SHOOTOUT 4th ANNUAL FALL ARTS FESTIVAL ALUMNI CHRISTMAS PARTY

Saturday, October 16, 2010 Thursday, November 18, 2010 Saturday, December 4, 2010

10:30 a.m.—6 p.m. 6:00 —8:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m.—10:00 p.m.

Holy Trinity High School Northern Trust Bank White Eagle Restaurant

1443 W. Division St. 50 S. LaSalle St. 6839 N. Milwaukee Ave.

In Loving Memory

Dr. Emanique (Matthews) Joe, a graduate of Holy Trinity in 1990, passed away on July 18th, 2010 in Ann Arbor Michigan after an

extended illness. Emanique is survived by her husband, Dr. Sean Joe, and her children, Edrick and Jordan.

Born in 1972 in Chicago, Emanique found a home away from home in Holy Trinity. She went on to receive

her undergraduate degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 1995, her master‘s degree

in social work in 1997, and her doctoral degree in education in 2007 from Temple University.

Classmate Latrice Fitzpatrick-McGee ‘90 knew Emanique better than most, having gone to grammar school,

high school, and college with her. Latrice describes Emanique as ―the leveler – she leveled out all of our

classmates‘ different personalities. Her laid-back, funny personality and her beautiful spirit kept everyone

balanced.‖

When asked what Emanique would want for Holy Trinity‘s current students, Latrice does not hesitate,

―Emanique would love for them to all go to college, to not be intimidated about going to a big school away from home, to not be

afraid of pursuing a professional degree. We are two girls from the West Side of Chicago and we have been able to do so much.

Emanique would want them to know that the sky is the limit.‖

In celebration of Emanique‘s life and legacy, a scholarship has been created in her name at Holy Trinity. The scholarship will be

awarded to a deserving member of the Class of 2015. This student will carry on the legacy of his or her scholarship‘s namesake and

continue the tradition of academic success as he or she graduates on the 25th anniversary of Emanique‘s Holy Trinity graduation. To

support the scholarship fund, contact John Malloy in Holy Trinity's Development Office at jmalloy@holytrinity-hs.org or at

773.278.4212, ext. 3040.

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College Day—Represent your College. Contact the Counseling Department for more information Alumni Basketball and Volleyball Shootout

Canonization of Brother Andre Bessette, C.S.C in Rome Open House 10 AM to 1 PM 4th Annual Fall Arts Festival 6 PM Northern Trust Bank (50 S. LaSalle) All School Thanksgiving Mass 2 PM Thanksgiving Break—School Closed Alumni Christmas Dinner & All Classes Reunion White Eagle Restaurant, Niles, Illinois 6 PM Cocktails; 7 PM Dinner Christmas Break, Classes Resume January 3, 2011 Entrance Exam for Class 2015 8:00 AM Career Fair—Represent your profession at your alma mater! Please contact our Counseling Department Guardians of Hope Dinner—DREAM BIG! 6 PM Chicago Hilton

The Class of 2014 joined the ranks at Holy Trinity on August 20th for

Orientation. These students not only met their new teachers and found

their lockers, they also heard from Holy Trinity graduates about what it

means to be an HT Tiger and what the Holy Cross values mean for

our HT family.

The 16th Summer of Holy Trinity‘s Friends for a Future Internship

program placed 16 students in internships around the city this sum-

mer. The program this year included two Mentor-Intern Luncheons

hosted by two of our partners, Notre Dame Club of Chicago and

Association Forum of Chicagoland. Our student-interns received rave

reviews on their work performances this summer.

Thanks to the more than 60 golfers and those who joined us for lunch

at the 13th Annual Robert Felicione Memorial Alumni Golf Outing! It

was a wonderful day with good friends, a great game, and several

fantastic prizes! Please save the date for our upcoming Alumni

Christmas Dinner on December 4, 2010 at the White Eagle

Restaurant. For more information contact John Grothaus in the

Development Office at 773-278-4212 x3025

THE SCHOOL BUZZ…