Vol. 50 No. 1 Spring 2009

William Slick, Jr. ’41 – 2009 Man of the YearWilliam T. (Bill) Slick, Jr. ’41, a retired Exxon Oil Company senior executive and longtime advocate and supporter of Catholic education and other causes has been chosen to receive the 2009 Merit Award. This award is given to one who by his conduct and example as brought renown to Cathedral Latin School.

Slick will be honored at the annual Communion Breakfast on Sunday, April 19 at the Notre Dame Education Center on the NDCL campus in Munson Township. Mass will be at 10:30 a.m. followed by breakfast in the downstairs auditorium. Tickets are $20 per person. Reservations can be made on-line or make checks payable to CLAA and mail to the alumni association.

After graduation from Latin, Bill went to work for the Navy Department in Cleveland as a file clerk. By 1942, after training in Washington, D.C., Bill became a naval ordinance inspector in Pontiac, Michigan. After being rejected by the U.S. Naval Air Corp because he needed glasses, Slick enlisted in the Army Air Corps Pre-Meteorology program in December, 1942. Bill’s classes in the Air Corps program were on the campus of Brown University, in Providence, Rhode Island. During this time, he met Pattie, his future bride. Slick also ended up spending two winters in Greenland.

Honorably discharged in 1946, Bill returned to Providence, married Pattie

and enrolled at Brown on the GI Bill. Like many other WWII vets he lost little time in catching up – the Slicks’ first child was born while Bill was studying for his bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering at Brown and also working 40 hours a week at the same time.

In 1948, Slick took a job as a Petroleum Engineer with the Humble Oil Refining Company in Tomball, Texas. (At that time, Standard Oil of New Jersey, now Exxon-Mobil, owned over 70% of the Humble Oil stock.)

Bill says he learned the oil industry “from the ground up,” working as roustabout and a roughneck before becoming a junior engineer. He quipped that “when I first joined Humble I didn’t know an oil well from a hole in the ground” but hastened to add that “it was a wonderful way to start and I wouldn’t trade it for anything. Not only did I learn about the basics of the business, but also so much about the importance of the people who make it work.”

While early assignments were as a field

petroleum reservoir engineer, Bill’s career saw him in new positions about every two or three years, including jobs in the company’s Houston headquarters. In 1961, Slick was promoted to Executive Assistant to the Chairman of the Board of Humble Oil. After two years in that assignment, Slick progressed through a series of positions of increasing importance in Natural Gas, Supply and Corporate Planning, including a stint in New York with Standard Oil of New Jersey. By 1970, Slick was the Manager of the Public Affairs Department of Exxon USA, which included responsibility for both Public Relations and Government Relations.

In 1972, Bill was made a Senior VP and member of the Management Committee of Exxon USA. Through almost half of his career Slick was deeply involved in Public Policy issues. He participated in several studies requested by the federal government, was a witness before congress on numerous occasions and was a spokesman for both Exxon and the petroleum industry. He even

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Carrying on the Lessons after Thirty Years

president’s letter

Greetings to all alumni and friends of Cathedral Latin School! I would like to congratulate William Slick, Jr. ’41 on being selected as this year’s Merit Award recipient. Bill had a long career with major oil companies but never forgot to give back as he was deeply involved with several College Boards of Trustees to support student opportunities. I encourage you to make plans to attend our annual Communion Breakfast on April 19 at the Notre Dame Education Center where we will honor Bill for his accomplishments since graduating from Cathedral Latin.

With great appreciation, I thank all of you who contributed to our annual dues for 2008, which amounted to over $46,000 from 1,222 contributors. The honor roll from all 2008 dues contributors is included in this issue. We cannot keep the organization alive without your allegiance and support. The legacy of our alma mater continues at NDCL where the majority of our contributions are directed. We welcome any alumni who may be interested in joining the association as a trustee.

This June 2009, will mark thirty years since our beloved Cathedral Latin School closed its doors on E. 107th and Carnegie. The school lives on in the hearts and minds of those who have passed through the halls over its 63 years of existence. The legacy has continued at NDCL since the Association entered into an agreement with the Sisters of Notre Dame in 1988. NDCL’s Mission and Value statements

were changed within the last 5 years to incorporate the ideas and goals of the Marianists order that were the framework for education at CLS. The alumni and their families are welcomed partners and supporters of the school and are deemed key stakeholders of the school community. We continue to interact with the school and assist them in building new foundations for future educational opportunities for the entire school community.

I encourage all and have faith that our alumni will continue to support Catholic education in any way they can. Our association supports Catholic education at NDCL both monetarily and organizationally by interacting with multiple groups at the school. We have worked with the school’s alumni and development offices, participated at open house and Career Week, athletic teams, and several other groups. We are a major donor

to the NDCL Annual Fund and key contributor to multiple initiatives the school sponsors throughout the year. It is a bigger sacrifice than ever to send a child to a Catholic school. Please do whatever you can to support not only the legacy of Cathedral Latin School but also the legacy of a Catholic education for a deserving young child.

Please check your calendar for the two other annual events we sponsor: 50th Athletic Hall of Fame Induction held at NDCL (August 29) and Latin Alumni Golf Outing (June 26). Those who attend always have a great time. We hope to see you at one of our events this year.

Thanks for continuing to be caring Christian people of our community and showing your Latin Pride in Deed and Truth!

— Chris Lynch ’75

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debated Ralph Nader on the McNeil-Lehrer PBS program. Bill retired from Exxon at age 60 in 1983.

In 1997, Slick was awarded the Papal Gold Medal Auguste Crucis Insigne Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice by Pope John Paul II. This gold cross medal is given by the Catholic Church for distinguished service to the church by lay people and clergy. It is the highest award given to laity by the Papacy.

In addition to his impressive professional career, Slick has also served with a number of nonprofit organizations. He was a member of the Boards of Trustees at Brown University (his other alma mater) and of the University of St. Thomas (in Houston). Bill has also served on Advisory Boards of the University of Texas College of Engineering, the University of Houston Center for Public Policy and the Houston Public Television Station.

Bill was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Letters degree by the University of St. Thomas and has received “man of the year” type honors from the University of Houston Alumni Association, the Center for Irish Studies at University of St. Thomas and Associated Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Houston.

He has been involved with the Salvation Army for over 30 years and is a Life Member and past Chairman of its Greater Houston Advisory Board, a past member of its National Advisory Board and Founding Chair and current member of its Adult Rehabilitation Center Advisory Board. Bill has been active in his local parish where he led its participation in the Diocesan-wide campaign for Houston’s new Cathedral.

Bill comes from a truly “Latin” and NDCL family. He is the older brother of Bob Slick ’44, (deceased). Bill also has one sister, Clare Ann Slick Way ’48,

who is a Notre Dame Academy graduate and three other deceased siblings. “With Clare, Bob and me, we have lots of NDCL roots” Bill chuckles. Bill’s mother and father served as presidents of the Cathedral Latin Mother’s and Father’s Clubs, respectively. He has followed their examples of leadership and service to others.

Slick vividly recalls his father taking him to thrilling football games at the old “Latin Field” stadium, near the Baldwin Reservoir in the 1930s. His father was a University of Dayton graduate, was a friend of legendary Latin Coach Herb Eisele ’22 and had a deep appreciation for the Marianists at Cathedral Latin. The choice for high school was “always Latin” for young Bill, following his graduation from St. Philomena School in East Cleveland. At Latin, Bill quickly got involved in drum corps, marching band, minstrel shows and Sodality – while excelling academically, as well.

Bill always enjoyed school – especially his years at Cathedral Latin. He appreciates the solid academic foundation that he received from the Marianists. “We learned about values at Latin – order, commitment and discipline. Sure, the camaraderie and friendships were great, but we also learned that there are things to be gained by doing right. And you learn many good things from discipline.”

Slick’s family upbringing and his Catholic education are things he has always valued. “My whole being was influenced at my mother’s knee by her simple truths, mottos we all learned, and at Catholic institutions,” Slick reflects. “I always tried to do my best at whatever job I was given to do,” he says with a measure of satisfaction. “If you do that and are always honest, everything else will take care of itself,” he adds.

He and Pattie had a second child and 39 years of a wonderful life before her

untimely death in 1985. Even during both his busy career and retirement years, Bill has found time to give back to others. He joined the Board of Trustees at Brown University and later joined the Board of Directors of the University of St. Thomas – then a struggling Catholic college in Houston. He chaired a capital campaign for UST that raised over $35 million and helped lay the foundation for a generation of growth there.

Bill has never forgotten his “Latin” Lions, either. He is a regular dues-paying member of the Latin Alumni Association, and established the Robert E. Van Bergen ’41 Endowed Music Scholarship at NDCL, in memory of his classmate and good friend Bob Van Bergen. Many Latin alumni will remember Bob as a state champion trumpet player and the leader of the music department at Latin from 1962-71.

Even at 85 years young, Bill Slick shows no signs of slowing down. He continues to be active in his volunteer service, has a busy social calendar, enjoys fly fishing and horticulture, and even tolerates a round of golf occasionally. Bill and his wife, Sally, have been married over 23 years and live in Houston, TX. He has two children, Steven and Susan, three grandchildren and two great-grandsons.

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Sally and Bill Slick ’41, with “P.J.” the school mascot for Pope John XXIII High School in Houston, TX.

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Lion will return to the Den

Book Prices ReducedWe have lowered the prices for our books & added a combo package. Here are the new prices:

History of Cathedral Latin School – $35When the Lions Roared, Football History – $20

Combo Package: 1 History of School & 1 Football History – $40 (you save $15)

You can order on-line by credit card or send a check made payable to CLAA to the Alumni Office.

The famed charging lion painting, created by East Tech high student Andy Lipusz in 1942, will rise again to inspire Lion students and athletes. The painting depicts an intimidating Latin mascot charging across the gridiron at the old Cleveland Municipal Stadium. It hung over the doorway facing the visitors stands in the school gymnasium. The artist is nearing completion of the 10-foot by 12-foot painting which is scheduled to be installed in the NDCL gymnasium and unveiled to all in early April 2009.

The Alumni Association is still accepting donations for the project. Suggested amounts are $1,000 (Purple Sponsor), $500 (Gold Sponsor) and $100 (Lion Sponsor). Anyone interested in being a sponsor should contact the alumni association. We would like to thank those who already contributed to this project. Help put the lion back in the Den!!

Replacement Class Rings Available for SaleThe new replacement class rings have been designed and already 21 alums have ordered and received their ring. Several alums were “thrilled” with their new ring and are happy that they had the chance to replace something that meant a lot to them while at Cathedral Latin School.

These class rings can be ordered at any time. If you are interested in purchasing a ring, please contact Sue at the Alumni Office. Your name and address will be sent to Jostens who will in turn mail out the order packet, including payment options and plastic ring sizers, to your home. Once your payment order is received, it takes approximately 4-6 weeks to receive your ring.

in memoriamOur thoughts & prayers are

extended to families who have lost loved ones.

Frank Balus ’31Major Daniel Molnar ’33

Donald Coan ’35George Gelofcsak ’35

Howard Baird ’40John Jones ’40

Edward O’Connor ’40Thomas Ames ’41Frank Kelley ’41

William Strittmatter ’41George Hickernell ’43

Rev. William Johnson ’43Richard Svoboda ’44

William Drechsler ’45William Flanagan ’45

Joseph Savage ’46Joseph Siemer ’46John Glending ’47

Dr. John Liwosz ’47John Lynch ’47

Jerome Dacek ’48Russell Corio ’49

Thomas Kinsella ’50 John Varga ’50

Nick Christopher ’51Richard Daly ’51

Eugene DiFranco’52Regis Hass ’52

Leo McDonough ’52James Ramsey ’52William Ryan ’52

Ronald Forystek ’53Eugene Jarzynski ’53James Nemanich ’54

Paul Gielink ’56Michael Jilek ’59Dean Kinley ’63

Joseph Ashdown ’65Lothar Graef ’65

Timothy Lynch ’72Gregory Harmasek ’73

Steve Maruna ’81

FacultyChuck Kelly

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trivia quiz winners

We had five alums that correctly answered the 2008 Summer Alumnotes trivia quiz. The winners were John Kipfstuhl ’44, Robert Sullens ’44, Bill Mason ’45, Sal Felice ’53 and Tom Krebs, Jr. ’54. Congratulations to each of them! Here are the answers to the quiz:

1. In what year did Latin earn its first-ever victory over the Massillon Tigers? a) 1944

2. Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb & Tris Speaker presented what Latin sophomore his trophy for winning the Cleveland Soap Box Derby in 1941? d) william zoller

3. How much was a year’s tuition in 1979? B) $750

4. Who was Latin’s first Man of the Year chosen in 1958? d) John Cardinal deardon ’25

5. Which player was not on the first Cleveland high school all-diocese basketball honor squad from the 1953-1954 team? a) tony discenzo

6. What school was NOT a member of the Crown Conference? B) Holy name

Visit us online at www.clatin.com

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Golf Outing Set for June 26Dust off your clubs and get ready for the 17th Annual Alumni Golf Outing. It will be held Friday, June 26 at Grantwood Golf Course, 38855 Aurora Road in Solon. The driving range will be open at 8:30 a.m. followed by a shotgun start at 9:30 a.m. Cost is $110 per golfer that includes driving range, golf with cart, lunch, dinner, beverages and door prizes. Dinner reservations are only $30.

Lock in your reservation by mailing a check made payable to CLAA to the alumni office or register on-line at www.clatin.com. Since this event sells out quickly, we encourage you to make your reservation as soon as possible.

For more information, please contact Sue at the Alumni Office.

Legacy Day – April 3Join us Friday, April 3 for the 2nd Annual Legacy Day at NDCL. This alumni luncheon, created and sponsored by the NDCL Alumni Association, celebrates the rich heritage of NDCL’s parent schools—Cathedral Latin School and Notre Dame Academy. The event goes from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., with lunch served at noon.

The cost of the luncheon is $15 per person, and transportation is offered (upon request) from Willowick, Independence, and Westlake. Reservations are required by March 25th and can be made by calling Alumni Director Keven Krajnak ’98 at (440) 286-6226 x239.

Please bring your CL memorabilia to show off to those in attendance, including NDCL students. Many historical items from Cathedral Latin will be on display. Tours of the school will also be available.

2008 Winners1946 Class

Chip Tighe ’79 and Michael Hayslip ’10 at 2008 Legacy Day.

Jim Wood ’75 & John Schneeberger ’79 at 2008 Legacy Day.

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alumnotaBles

1940 The Class of 1940 made a donation to the Alumni Association. Please know that this gift is deeply appreciated by our organization.

1944The class of 1944 meets for lunch at 1:00 p.m. on the first Wednesday of every month at Don’s Lighthouse, 8905 Lake Avenue in Cleveland. Anyone interested is invited to attend the luncheon.

1953The class of 1953 meets for lunch three times a year (May, August & October) at Acacia Country Club. If you are interested in attending a luncheon, please call Dick Huberty (440) 888-1139, Dennis Grapo (440) 473-6244 or Tony Gambatese (440) 248-4643.

1955The class of 1955 meets for lunch at 11:30 a.m. on the second Wednesday of every month at Damon’s Grill, 4181 Rockside Road in Independence. To make a reservation, please call Don Hutton at (440) 331-7778.

1956Paul Wilkes new book entitled, In Due Season: A Catholic Life is due out in March and includes a chapter in the book on his Latin days. Paul is the author of 20 books, and the host, writer, director and producer of seven PBS documentaries. He has written for numerous national magazines, such as The New Yorker, The Atlantic and The New York Times Magazine and is a former reporter for the Baltimore Sun and the Boulder (Colorado) Daily Camera.

1958The 1958 reunion class made a generous donation to the Alumni Association. A portion of the check helped fund the restoration of the lion painting. We would like to thank them for this generous gift.

1965Dr. Daniel C. Robinson of Ankeny, Iowa was inducted into The Iowa African American Hall of Fame at The Meadows, Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino, Altoona, Iowa, on August 15, 2008. Inductees are honored for their extraordinary accomplishments and contributions having a statewide impact and improving the quality of life for all Iowans. Dr. Robinson is a University Professor at Iowa State University having served in several key leadership capacities including service with the Educational Leadership and Policy Studies department at Iowa State University. He is being given tribute for his pioneering work that has addressed cultural diversity in academic settings.

1966John Baumhackl recently retired from telecommunications and has been doing some scrapbooking.

1976Phil Fogarty was pictured on the cover of the January 2009 issue of Landscape Management. He accepted, on behalf of hundreds of volunteers and dozens of sponsors, the Lifetime Leadership Award for helping found and organize for 10 years the Professional Landcare Network’s (PLANET’s) signature environmental enhancement project – Renewal & Remembrance at Arlington National and Historic Congressional cemeteries. Visit www.landscapemanagement.net to view the video of his speech. Phil is president and owner of Crowley’s Vegetation Control and a Weed Man franchise owner & subfranchisor.

David Payne of Payne & Payne Builders, Inc. was elected Vice President of The Home Builders Association (HBA) of Greater Cleveland at their 65th Annual Awards & Installation Banquet on Friday, December 12 at the Hyatt Regency Cleveland at the Arcade. Dave also was presented the Presidential Award of Merit for his outstanding effort and contribution in the year 2008 for the benefit of the HBA.

1978The Colorado Symphony Orchestra (CSO) announced on January 8, 2009, the appointment of James W. Palermo as its new President and CEO. Jim came to Denver from Chicago, Illinois, where he served for 14 seasons as the artistic and general director of the Grant Park Music Festival. Accepting the appointment, Palermo states, “I am delighted to be joining the Colorado Symphony Orchestra as its next president and CEO, and I look forward to working with its musicians, Music Director Jeffrey Kahane, the Board of Trustees, volunteers and staff to make it one of the premier ensembles in the country. FaCultyBarry Trick published his first book of poetry entitled Sparks from the Anvil. Barry had the privilege of teaching English and religion at Cathedral Latin from 1963 to 1968. He said, “I had so many great memories of the students I taught or worked with in student council or yearbook.” He is currently teaching at Our Lady of Good Counsel High School, outside of Washington, D.C. Since Barry began his teaching career at Cathedral Latin on January 22, 1963, he had completed 46 years of teaching high school students.

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Alumni Network on the WebThe Alumni Association would like to set up an alumni network. This network would list your name, company, phone number, website & service on our website. Many of our alumni have services that could be offered to other alumni and friends. If you’re interested in having your name/company on this list, please contact Sue at the Alumni Office or send an e-mail with your information to clsalumni@yahoo.com.

Sports Legends of Cathedral LatinCharlie Malta has a Cleveland talk radio sports show called Monday’s With Malta and Ray Milavec Too every Monday night from 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. on 1330 AM WELW & at www.welw.com which features area high schools. Over the past three years, a different restaurant or bar has broadcast the show.

On Monday, March 30, Charlie Malta and The Mill Tavern, located at 5547 Wilson Mills Road in Highland Heights would like to feature Cathedral Latin School. Anyone willing to participate in the show and share a story is invited to attend. For more information, please call Charlie Malta at (440) 488-1757.

Yearbooks NeededThe Alumni Office is in need of yearbooks from 1950, 1953, 1958, 1967, and 1969.

If you have one of these yearbooks and are willing to donate it, please call Sue at (216) 691-9999. A special thanks to those of you who have already donated books to the alumni office.

New On-line Apparel StoreIn partnership with Belaire, Inc., our alumni association has launched a new on-line apparel store. The store gives alumni and friends a convenient way to browse, personalize, and order high quality merchandise. This replaces our current website merchandise order processing and will still be located and accessed from the Latin alumni website.

In addition to improving access to our apparel, the on-line store enables the alumni association to introduce new items on a regular basis without incurring inventory costs. Purchasers can even personalize their apparel with three different logo options. Items ordered on-line will be delivered by UPS for a flat rate of $9.00, regardless of the number of items ordered.

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Toys for TotsThe Southeast Florida Chapter celebrated their first annual Christmas party at Lighthouse Point Yacht and Racquet Club on December 10, 2008. As an organization, they decided to support the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Christmas program by donating unwrapped presents to needy families. Everyone who participated was given a Santa hat.

2008 Hall of Fame a Big SuccessThe 49th annual Hall of Fame Dinner and induction ceremony along with the 6th Annual NDCL and NDA inductions was held Saturday, August 30, 2008 at NDCL’s campus in Munson Township. This year’s inductees were Terry Mulligan ’63, Dave Haley ’69, and Peter Parker ’76. Joining them was NDCL’s inductees Bobby Kingsbury ’99 and Coach Jim Clark. NDA’s inductee was Antonia (Toni) Igrec ’81.

The event attracted 235 alumni, students, friends, and family for the dinner and induction ceremony. Wonderful weather and the holiday weekend made for a most

enjoyable time for all. The Cathedral Latin Class of 1963 celebrated their 45th class reunion in conjunction with the Athletic Hall of Fame.

Special thanks to Aable Rents and the Winking Lizard for their generous support to this event.

This year marks the 50th Anniversary of the Athletic Hall of Fame. We hope you will join us on Saturday, August 29 for this event. We will have more details announced at a later date.

Left to right are Tim Haley ’64, Matt Haley ’61, Don Holtmann ’61, Jerry Stevens ’61, Effie and Don Willis ’52, and Ken Latine ’55

Hall of Fame inductees with their sketches are (left to right): Terry Mulligan ’63, Dave Haley ’69, Bobby Kingbury ’99, Peter Parker ’76, Coach Jim Clark and Toni Igrec ’81.

Tom Ashdown ’62, Tom Saxe ’65 and Chris Lynch ’75

2008 Class Reunions

The Class of 1948 held its 60th reunion at NDCL.

The Class of 1953 held its 55th reunion at Acacia Country Club.

The Class of 1958 celebrated their 50th reunion at Aurora Country Club. Photo taken by Michael Corbley ’59.

The Class of 1963 held its 45th reunion at NDCL.

The Class of 1968 held its 40th reunion at The Barrel Room Winery.

The Class of 1978 celebrated their 30th reunion at The Boneyard in Mayfield Heights.10

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Calendar oF events

Friday, april 3Legacy Day at NDCL

sunday, april 19Communion Breakfast Man of the Year - William Slick, Jr. ’41at the Education Center at NDCL

saturday, april 25NDCL Mane Event at NDCL McGarry Gym

tuesday, June 9Annual Trustees Meeting at NDCL

Friday, June 26CL Golf Outing at Grantwood GC

monday, July 20NDCL Golf Classic at Little Mountain Country Club

saturday, august 29Hall of Fame Dinner & Ceremony at NDCL

2009 ReunionsListed below are the chairmen and information for the 2009 reunions. We are still looking for chairmen for 1939 and 1949. If you, so someone you know, would like to help with the reunion, please call the alumni office.

1944 – George Metz (216) 381-4801 1954 – Joe Snyder (216) 650-1640 or (330) 467-7869

1959 – Carmen Cesa (440) 227-7496 To be held August 21-23. Carmen is looking for anyone interested in working with the committee and is interested in gathering e-mail and mailing addresses for the class. You can send your e-mail to cjcesa@sbcglobal.net.

1964 – Joe Diemert (440) 442-6800

1969 – Hosiah Huggins (216) 288-8484

1974 – Rick Cavolo (440) 285-8528 & Lenny Velotta (216) 381-3149 To be held Sat., Sept. 5 at Manor Party Center in Euclid, OH in their outdoor cabin. Rick would like to update e-mails & addresses for the class. Please send these updates to rcavolo@hotmail.com.

1979 – Chip Tighe (440) 289-2284 To be held the weekend of August 7-9. Friday night party, Saturday morning golf outing & dinner with spouses in the evening. Sunday activities are in the planning stages.

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1930Leroy Fenstermaker

1931Anthony A. PozelnikGeorge W. Smith

1932William A. Muth

1933Stephen J. Jambor Edward J. Koenig Ralph J. Pelegrin George E. Savage Robert J. Thompson

1934William E. Gorris

1935John F. Eble Robert F. Muth Richard J. Nobbe

1936Robert C. Grisanti Rev. Simon J. Nekic Justin R. Noetzel Paul F. Reminder James F. Schlecht Joseph E. Sotak John A. Wunderle

1937William M. Gallagher Vincent J. Hlavin Joseph C. Kocab Stephen A. Sasfy Stanley F. Spirakus

1938George J. Blatt Richard E. Cachat Charles S. Cavolo, D.P.M.George E. Felty Russell E. Grady Francis J. Hogan John S. Joyce Raymond E. Tuwalski

1939Judge Salvatore R. Calandra Donald J. Coburn, M.D.Thomas J. Dunnigan Edward F. Kipfstuhl Robert V. Kocab Edward J. Rozak Robert L. Westerhold George E. Wurm

1940Frank A. Buddie Anthony B. Columbro Rev. Chester C. Cudnik James H. Demming, M.D.

John H. Jones Col. Walter A. Keils, USAF (ret)Raymond A. Rodeno Dr. Joseph F. Stolla, D.D.S.Frank J. Waldeck Jr.Thomas H. Wolff

1941Leonard B. Cerny Thomas F. Hagen Robert F. Hill Frank J. Kelley John J. Kralik M.D.Thomas J. Lange William E. Liddy John A. Petkovic John F. Quinlan John C. Sague Howard J. Schleimer James M. Sennish William T. Slick Jr.

1942Jack T. Baird John E. Baugh Parmely T. Ferrie Daniel E. Hurley Col. Raymond R. Jorz, USMC (ret)Edward C. Kipp Ralph J. Kovach, M.D.Vetal A. Lucka Rev. John T. McDonough John A. McKenna Robert J. Panehal Elmer A. Popelmayer Raymond C. Reinmann Edward P. Rogers, D.D.S.Peter S. Ruminski Robert E. Schade William L. Spring Julius P. Sukys Frank E. Tercek Rev. Louis J. Trivison Stephen J. Vargo

1943Norbert S. Badar Paul T. Bohn Dr. George A. BrennanNeil J. Conway Sr.Rev. William J. Johnson Herbert E. Kaufman Raymond L. Keller Wayne R. Lansdowne Charles D. Missar Daniel J. O’Loughlin Joseph R. Petras John R. Rakacky George J. Rozak Victor F. Rozance Rev. Howard R. Stunek, O.F.M.Edmund J. Turk Rollin F. Van Cantfort Joseph B. Wagner Rev. Msgr. Robert C. Wolff

1944Richard T. BoeremRobert J. Burns F. Paul Clark John F. Conti Warren J. Cummings John L. Dickard John P. Ellison Edward G. Englehart Benedict R. Farroni Frank Giaimo Eugene F. Gibbons John J. Guy Ward J. Hill Richard F. Horansky John J. Kipfstuhl Leo E. Landoll Ernest A. Lewandowski, M.D.Robert J. Livingston George A. Metz Andrew C. Putka Robert L. Sadler Most Rev. Gilbert I. Sheldon Joseph W. Skrha Joseph M. Walton William E. Zoller

1945Phillip J. Bova John J. Curran Vincent F. DeCrane Eugene C. DeSimone James W. Eisenmann George R. Englehart Joseph G. Fifolt Joseph J. Frank Raymond E. Leopold John A. Lyden Robert S. Malaga Thomas J. Martin William E. Mason William Prendergast James R. Rankin James R. Ruffing Albert M. Tilow Richard F. Timbers Patrick J. Toomey Raymond Wise

1946Richard F. Bojanowski Rev. Msgr. Victor G. Bonnell John P. Chambers James H. Cole Dominic C. Delsander Thomas J. Emling William A. Enouen Donald L. Ferfolia Daniel E. Ferrazza Thomas A. Frontczak Louis F. Gammel Mark B. Ianni Edward J. Kane Andrew Kaschalk Michael Kranek Arthur O. Kresse

Robert L. Laffey Leonard J. Lapka Richard E. Livingston Elmer Luke Salvatore J. Maritt Robert J. Naegele Raymond J. Oliver William B. Pike M. Raymond Prendergast Paul S. Recko Arthur W. Schultz Edward J. Soloski Richard C. Sweeney Sr.Wayne J. Weltin Frank F. Winter Raymond D. Wuco

1947Louis J. Baylog Floyd C. Begin Walter T. Beyer Jr.Fred J. Brinkman Richard J. Broadbent Thomas P. Christy Richard J. Hora Robert E. Hutchinson Bernard R. Javorek Richard S. Kertis John J. Larish Charles J. Lauer Kenneth P. Lehmann Arthur W. Lowe Peter N. Manfredi Robert J. Matoney Edward J. Mazzolini Thomas P. Meaney Jr.Edward J. Metsch Arthur J. Neff Joseph L. Orosz Casmir J. Osowski William G. Oster Albert A. Pullar James W. Roeder Sr.Casimir S. Roszak Eugene F. Skerl Edward H. Strnad David J. Stumpf A. R. Van Cantfort Robert J. Verderber

1948Joseph D. Bachraty Robert J. Bencic Lawrence D. Buynak Robert F. Collins Sr.Ernest R. D’Amato Joseph R. Fakult Joseph L. Fiala Joseph F. Gallo Kenneth A. Gazdag William J. Gibson Albert J. Habinak James F. Hinkel Raymond A. Kastelic Thomas J. Keating John E. Koehler

Ralph D. Konkowski Jerome P. Koziatek Frank C. Krasovec Henry J. Kuska John C. Leonard Donald R. Lesiak Edward A. Lostoski Alexander S. Makowski Gilbert N. McGee Bernard H. Niehaus Jr.James F. O’Day Rev. James P. O’Donnell Joseph G. Pilla James M. Previt, D.D.S.William T. Rolf Donald F. Roshetko Anthony L. Sassano Thomas A. Schmidt Richard C. Schossler Sr.Carl Sell Jerome N. Shaveyco Joseph C. Suchan Jr.John C. Tillman Fred J. Topi Edward J. Turza Wenceslaus F. Vozobule Joseph S. Wegas John J. Wilkins John J. Zupancic

1949Stanley R. Babicki James W. Burkett Yaro B. Cerny Jr.Edmund M. Cody Eugene B. Eland Charles L. Emrhein Richard G. Felgemacher James R. Ferron Lawrence J. Forbes James E. Foy Neylon R. Griffin Arthur L. Hanford Jr.Ray G. Hauck Frank P. Heredos Marshall J. Italiano Sr.John J. Kaminski Ernest L. Koerner Earl J. Lauer Richard A. Manning Robert J. Maruna Louis J. Mason Jr.Gerard J. Miller Gerald G. Miller William A. Mullee John D. Robson Rev. Leonard Stunek, O.F.M.Joseph L. Tavano Thomas M. Vickers Sr.Daniel M. Walsh Joseph F. Wasserbauer John J. Zawacki

1950Paul J. Armbruster Jack C. Bolster

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Deane J. Brown John J. Burke Jr.Eugene J. Burns Edward F. Cerny Ronald J. Cory Richard T. Dow Paul L. Farley Jack E. Feeney Col. James A. Gravette, USAF (ret)Richard F. Habic Capt. J. William Horrigan, USN (ret)L. Daniel Hottois Lee P. Jira David E. Kasunic Thomas J. Kinsella James W. Kipfstuhl William R. Kloss John S. Kopcso Richard A. Labas Gordon L. LaGanke Thomas A. Liederbach Robert J. Loan Dominic A. LoGalbo Robert C. Mayer James R. McGinty George L. Michalke Richard J. Mott Joseph G. Nemanich John J. Nieser John F. Norton John L. Pinto Herb C. Ramerman James S. Ricketts Dr. Daniel F. Sazima Albert H. Schempp William J. Schlaudecker James M. Schuerger John A. Shimko Edwin C. Skufca James F. Sweeney Robert A. Thomas Stephen J. Toth Richard P. Veres Robert A. Vourron Robert J. Wurm

1951William F. Borgmann Michael A. DiCillo Albert C. Dickard Jr.Robert P. Edwards John J. Garner John P. Hollis James R. Jares Richard J. Kenny Bartley J. Kilkenny Joseph F. Kmiec Eugene P. Kogovsek Frederick R. Kovar Norman M. Lexa Joseph G. Maire Edward J. McGreal Rev. Francis C. Mulvanity Anthony J. Musca

Peter J. Neroni Thomas M. Raia Thomas J. Rusk, D.O.Stephen J. Sebesta, Ph.D., P.E.Robert L. Shafer Thomas J. Smith Norman A. Smyke Allan J. Stoessner Chester E. Suskowicz Jr.George J. Thomey George L. Vosmik

1952William J. Amato Earl H. Armbruster Robert F. Arnold Franklin J. Azzarello Francis J. Blake Ronald R. Bogolin Richard E. Bruyere Allen P. Caine John B. DiCillo James J. Divis Louis L. Drasler Jr.Michael J. Dulay Jr.Donald J. Engeman Paul M. Fogo Lawrence E. Franey Gerald E. Fuerst Victor A. Grdina Regis A. Haas Donald L. Hibler Col. Anthony M. Jezior (ret)Robert J. Keller Frank E. King John T. Kocevar Anthony J. Kosak William J. Kubat David J. Lombardo Robert F. MacIvor John P. McBride Thomas J. McCullough Anthony F. Mlakar Robert Ortmann Richard J. Pazderak James H. Ramsey James A. Reinmann Charles T. Rini Robert T. Rose John A. Schauer James W. Schempp Herbert A. Seager George J. Thorpe, M.D.Frank S. Torok George D. Vaul Matthew P. Vitullo, D.D.S.Michael F. Ward Joseph W. Waters Donald M. Willis Ronald C. Wysocki

1953Carmelo J. Amato Robert P. Bajko George P. Billings Col. Stephen G. Bosway

Donald E. Cappelletti James W. Catalano Patrick R. Curry Ronald R. DiLalla Salvatore R. Felice Ronald G. Forystek Rev. Mr. Frederick F. Giel James E. Gulick Neil T. Haffey Robert J. Hilinski Richard G. Huberty Norman E. Humphries James P. Kinsey Richard F. Kovalik Robert J. Krejci Ronald J. Mangan Vincent A. Mastro Albert A. Musca, M.D.Raymond S. Oliger Rev. William P. O’Neill Thomas J. O’Toole Aloysius L. Pace Clifford T. Pentrack Louis F. Perko James H. Powers Carl A. Romansky Robert A. Rymarczyk Thomas A. Sadowski David P. Sanders Raymond J. Schmidlin Joseph M. Sendry Frank J. Soltis Richard A. Sundra John P. Szabo J. Roger Toth Joseph H. Trask Thomas J. Wilson John A. Winter Edward A. Yarnovich Alfred W. Zitnik

1954Nicola J. Capretta Anthony L. Caticchio E. Jerome Hanratty Jerome T. Kelly Thomas J. Krebs Jr.Daniel J. Moir James E. Nemanich Rev. John R. Olsavsky Frank W. Prater Jr.William G. Preston James J. Rascher, M.D.Charles A. Robertson Jr.John B. Robertson G. C. Scavone Theodore J. Shaffrank Walter C. Smith Joseph T. Snyder Daniel G. Stegmaier James T. Stephenson Louis A. Szabo Eugene J. Trela Rev. Mr. Carl M. Varga Robert L. Weisenseel Michael A. Zuccaro

1955Lloyd W. Battista Paul J. Boczek Rev. Mr. Dennis P. Bryant Denis M. Burke Louis J. Caplick Robert J. Conrad Marvin A. Cook, M.D.Thomas J. Croft, M.D.Donald E. De Roia Frank J. DeRose Robert C. Fitzgerald Joseph D. Fortunato Gerald R. Gilles Donald C. Gould Fred T. Hayes Tony J. Hrestak Donald C. Hutton Theodore N. Iannetta Paul J. Jankowski Kenneth P. Kampman Richard J. Kessler Richard J. Krebs Donald J. Lawrence William H. Lewis Edward A. Lozick Leonard J. Mlejnek Dominic J. Niccoli, D.D.S.Francis E. Norton John J. O’Boyle Michael F. O’Donnell Ivan L. Otto Peter R. Pucher Rev. Lee Sciarrotta, S.M.Michael J. Skehan Raymond E. Stebanski James A. Strainer Joseph E. Urbas

1956John F. Argie Andre Caticchio Michael W. Coughlin Richard L. Cuva Leo A. Deininger Paul J. Delaney Thomas Divis Carl J. Ferrazza Paul A. Gielink Frank B. Gollinger Michael A. Jezior Peter T. Kinney Joseph J. Magri Francis E. Marinelli James J. McNulty Kenneth F. Mrozinski Ronald J. Prasek Frank J. Roddy Alfonso A. Rossi, D.D.S.Matthew M. Selvaggio Lawrence M. Seman Richard L. Snyder Robert A. Soinski Robert C. Sterbank Frank Stergar Robert L. Toth

Jerome A. Widmer Paul Wilkes

1957Albert Aftoora Guerin L. Avery Donald J. Bossard James M. Buckley Paul A. Chuppa Joseph A. Coneglio Kenneth C. Cudnik George J. Dlouhy D. Michael Edelmuth James R. Flaherty Thomas G. Gulick Carl P. Gulla Jr.Edward T. Hudak Jr.Peter A. Kamis Kenneth E. Koprowski Andrew M. Mlinac John T. Moriarty Thomas J. Muraco Donald J. Novotny, D.D.S.William T. O’Donnell James A. O’Neill Rev. Louis M. Papes John F. Pilch John A. Stanley Major Anthony J. Staraitis, USAF (ret)George E. Sulik Stephen J. Teleky John L. Urbancic James F. Vano George E. Veloski Edward J. Walsh Jr.Andrew J. Zanella

1958Raymond J. Amato David R. Bell Elias N. Bird Edward F. Cermak Sebastian A. Cook, M.D.Charles W. Cox E. Richard Csoltko Francis J. Czykun Donald A. DeSapri Bernard J. Divis Jerold T. Englehart Richard L. Fink Norbert W. Foxx Richard A. Frank James H. Frydl Joseph J. Galco Jr.Robert J. GaudioJoseph W. Gregg Frank B. Harff Edward S. Hayes Michael C. Holvey Sr.Kenneth S. Hovan Norman T. Ingrassia Kenneth Kaminski John J. Kastelic William Koke Lawrence A. Kopittke Sr.

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1958 continuedDavid J. Krus Sr.Carl A. LoPresti Fred A. Mancini Paul A. Maruna Joseph R. Masar Frank E. Mulhall Richard T. Nero Thomas C. O’Rourke Thomas J. Palisin John D. Pangonis Francis X. Powers Edwin D. Rowan Kenneth J. Rozak John M. Shaw Eugene J. Smayda IIIRobert L. Smigel Jack H. Winterich

1959Jerome A. Bohumolski Ronald F. Brickman Leo M. Caito Albert J. Camma James F. Cermak Carmen J. Cesa Fred L. Cossick Lawrence J. Cox William B. DeFranco James W. Dempsey Patrick J. Friel William J. Gannon Joseph N. Giovinale Henry A. Harff Joseph J. Homa Dennis A. Iacofano Thomas W. Ianiro Victor A. Ilenda Michael J. Jablonski Michael F. Jilek Sr.Thomas Karlovec Leo A. Kipfstuhl Ronald J. Koeppen Thomas J. Kohanski Charles J. Kozelka Wayne A. Krueger, M.D.James P. Lally William McCrone Robert E. Mullin Jack E. Norton Lawrence R. Orwig George S. Pavlik Carl R. Pikus Robert E. Pilch Dennis S. Pruchnicki Raymond S. Rini Joseph G. Skerl Carl F. Smocinski Richard J. Uher Pasquale J. Vanni George E. Walsh Michael A. Wasdovich Richard D. Wervey Gene R. Wollmann Roger D. Zelasko

1960Thomas R. Arnold James R. Barrett Raymond B. Blaha Allan J. Bombalicki Rev. John P. Burke Jr.Norman F. Diederich, Ph.D.Albert A. Dorazio Gerald P. Ferrazza George J. Goudreau Jr.Thomas Hart Louis F. Hlad Joseph A. Huber J. Packy Hyland David J. Kachelein George J. Kahoun Jr.William E. Karnak William R. Korosec Edward A. Kraynak James S. Lelko Melvin J. Luzniak Anthony J. Makransky Rev. Theodore Marszal James K. Mulcrone Richard J. Pacyna Robert J. Papa John T. Pekarcik James S. Ptacek Frank P. Ramacciato Nicholas A. Rini William G. Rustic Nicholas J. Sarconi Gerald P. Schetterer Louis A. Shainker Roger R. Skrocki Thomas J. Smith Chester F. Talarczyk Ronald E. Tanski Sr.Richard D. Thomas Robert J. Valerian Alan J. Yama Stephen G. Zahony

1961Roger R. Abood Norman J. Abraham Carl D. Baldesare Jr.Fred T. Bittner Roger D. Blatnick Richard J. Borczuch Vincent T. Brice Robert S. Czajkowski Anthony D. Dardy Ralph T. DeFranco Lawrence H. Denney Thomas A. Diedrich Bro. Victor M. Forlani, S.M.Donald E. Ganim Michael A. Gerome John L. Goodman Timothy J. Griesmer Matthew M. Haley William D. Henderson Miran A. Ivkanec James J. Kennedy Dennis E. Korosec

Gerald V. Kosmala F. Frank Koss Ben J. Kulwicki James R. Larkin Edward C. Licht William F. McNamara Albert M. Mizenko Thomas J. Mlinac Thomas C. Mullally Ronald A. Pecek Stanley J. Piekos Donald M. Polomsky James A. Pukys Joseph T. RicciJohn J. Schilthorn Joseph M. Seiffert Louis E. Shenk Joseph G. Spagnuolo Ronald F. Sterbank Daniel J. Sullivan Jr.Dennis F. Symon John R. Thorpe James E. Tierri Gerald A. Toth Julian G. Vanni Ralph A. Waltman, Ph.D.Thomas R. Zirm

1962Frank P. Allega Thomas W. Ashdown Daniel M. Borovac Thomas J. Brennan Kevin J. Bynane Robert W. Croft James T. Denk Albert J. Di Iorio John P. Iafelice Walter B. Kennedy Jr.Gerald Ketchaver William A. Kilinskas Joseph J. Kolezynski, Ph.D.Al Koncius Ben Litra Matt G. Major Richard L. Marrapese Robert A. Matteo Anthony A. Matuszewski Daniel J. McGrath Joseph J. Miklich Richard J. Myslenski Raymond Paglio John P. Quinlan Charles J. Russell Martin R. Tabone Charles T. Tamoney

1963Richard M. Arceci Lawrence BailerEdward P. CerneEdward P. DouglasEdward P. FarahNeil GambowRev. Mark L. HollisEdward F. Hyland

David KubinskiTerrance J. KulkaMichael J. McGrathTimothy J. McNeil Sr.Michael H. MooreTerrence J. MulliganRobert H. Pawlowski Stephen A. Pekarcik Victor E. Premen, D.D.S.Kenneth Quinn Mark Rocawich Rev. Mr. John P. Sferry Thomas M. ShannonEdward J. ShvorobTimothy M. SullivanThomas G. TaylorPeter S. TitasRichard W. TomcDonald F. Zwilling

1964Dennis M. BartelmeThomas M. BenderJames BennettRichard L. BeyerJoseph D. BradleyEdward W. Bushik S.J.Charles S. Cavolo IIIFrank M. DeRubeisJoseph W. Diemert Jr.Daniel D. Ducic Jr.Thomas M. DudickFrederick S. FarkasDonald J. ForlaniThomas H. GudowiczWilliam S. HuleschMichael A. IsabellaAlex M. KezdiWilliam E. KoethFrederick F. KossAugust A. KristancicEdward KuhelFranklin J. KunzThomas J. MaddenMichael P. MaloneEdward C. MartinPatrick A. McDonoughThomas A. McGinnessDonald MulvanityJoseph M. NistaHerbert Norman Sr.John M. OlleJohn C. OrlandoDennis K. PechotaDennis P. PinkozieDonald N. RamacciatoLeonard W. RingenbachCosimo G. Sciotto, M.D.Kenneth F. SeminatoreDr. William ShulaJohn A. Skerl, Ph.D.Michael A. SoinskiPaul R. SturnRobert TaucherThomas A. VavraJames G. Zaletel, D.D.S.

Edward E. ZejewskiCarl E. Zeman

1965Francis J. AntonucciJohn D. BeallKenneth M. BenderRick J. CarboneCharles B. CentivanyGeorge R. CollinsTimothy A. CookEdward C. CorbettRev. Dr. Kenneth A. DeLuca, Ph.DKenneth E. DenneFrank P. DePalmaDaniel H. D’EttorreJohn A. DiCello Jr.Andrew DurnyRobert R. EironsWarren L. Faber, Ph.D.Daniel P. FlahertyJames E. Fuduric, M.D.Franz G. GraefEdward J. HartzellDaniel H. Hespen Jr.Vincent R. IsabellaBro. Joseph H. Kamis, S.M.John F. KieranDennis J. LenarcicJames P. MartelloRonald V. MausserPaul J. Maxse Thomas R. MiklichGary J. NiedThomas J. NowelDavid E. PasiniRobert J. PetrovicRonald H. ReinartzJames B. RohalRichard R. TothErnst F. WeningerRev. Mr. John T. WenzelDennis G. Wood

1966James E. BuckleyAlan F. BunkerRichard D. ByrnesJames R. Cudo Sr.Marc J. DuricaTimothy J. EdwardsBruce A. FeherKevin M. FlanaganEdward J. GorbettWilliam C. HorvathTerence P. HudecDennis A. KennedyRichard J. KrolakJames F. LaneseMichael J. LavelleDavid A. MontesantoDavid S. MurphyDouglas F. MyslenskiDaniel A. NovyJoseph S. Parey

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Patrick J. PeldnerKenneth L. PeperaFrank R. PiunnoJohn A. ProkopTimothy P. RatajczakAnthony F. SeverinoRobert A. StoweJames M. TaltyGeorge J. TamasFrank G. TitasElliott J. ViktorynRichard E. WarnkeArthur C. Wicinski

1967Fred A. AntonucciRobert D. BakerJames E. BurkeHarold Butler, M.D.Rev. Anthony J. CasseseRonald G. GadusCharles A. GrebencRaymond J. HabianTimothy J. HarmonMark W. Hayes, D.P.M., J.D.Paul J. HermanJohn L. HermanRobert J. HiblerThomas L. HirzGary S. HollidayWilliam A. KacvinskyAlan M. KalisThomas K. LavelleMichael A. MooneyAttila NemethDennis J. O’BrienAllan J. PalufThomas A. PerlattiJack Reese PetryAlgis J. PliodzinskasGerard J. RooneySalvatore RuggeriKevin A. ShepardJohn C. SimsCharles J. SzaboPeter M. WareDonald A. WeichselJohn H. WilhelmFrancis Zunt

1968Robert N. AndreanoFrank P. CardinaleRev. Mr. Lawrence J. CermakDavid Chiappone Ph.D.Richard L. Dzurec Jr.Patrick G. FlynnThomas A. HalfhillFrank J. HladHenry A. HoffmanRev. Ralph G. HudakDale G. HutterLouis F. JacquetWilliam S. Jirousek Jr.Joseph M. Kaminski

Christopher J. KleinRev. James T. KleinKenneth E. KrejciLester D. MitchellTimothy NowackiDonald E. RapposelliJames M. SchagThomas J. SchwarberDonald W. SeligBro. Jack Somerville, S.M.Joseph R. TiraDominic A. TomaroJeffrey E. ValentovicRobert R. Vance

1969Leon M. BalysJohn J. BambrickRobert F. Collins Jr.Ross A. DiBelloDonald G. DzurecHugh P. GinleyMichael D. HitchRobert W. KarkoskaJames S. KozseyGilbert A. KrobothWilliam P. MaloneyTerrence A. McAdamsLeslie R. Monroe Jr.Dennis C. MurphyLawrence M. O’ToolePaul J. PiazzaNicholas C. RestifoRonald A. RomaniniMichael P. RossiPaul J. Scipione, M.D.James E. SlosarDennis J. SykesSteven T. Thomas, Ph.D.Kenneth A. Zajac

1970Raymond P. AndrewsEdward G. Babits, D.D.S., P.C.Michael G. BeresJohn B. BlattJohn C. CalhounDenis J. FlanneryWilliam L. Fougerousse Sr.Michael M. FratusFrancis E. Gaul Jr.Thomas H. GeschkeNorman J. HendricksonJames E. HocevarJames F. LauxJames E. LinkJames T. Mahony Jr.James R. MichalsPatrick J. MurphyRichard S. OrzechowskiChristopher W. PayneJoseph R. PierceJohn M. RaffertyFrancis T. SikoraNicholas M. Spuzzillo

1971William L. AnnandonoBruce J. BattistaBen J. CarlozzoThomas CatliotaPaul A. ErtelWilliam J. Gaydos Jr.Stanley GromekThomas P. HaggertyPatrick W. HahnRobert L. HarrisTimothy HayekDavid G. HudakEdward F. JindraPaul F. KolbPatrick J. LambRonald J. LitraThomas P. McNallyJames P. MurphyJohn NowelNorbert G. O’Brien Jr.John L. PiazzaRaymond P. PolomskyThomas A. RiniRichard D. SchwopeWilliam G. ThompsonSteve A. TothJames P. Zappitielli

1972John A. Bastulli, M.D.James DiCelloDouglas E. FuldauerLarry GiaimoJoseph A. GreveMark F. HoranskyEdward J. HylandJoseph N. IsabellaJoseph G. MaichryeJoseph A. MarinucciDudley J. MurphyThomas M. O’LoughlinSteve R. PalinkasMichael RadenkovPatrick F. RoutaCapt. Daniel D. Thompson, USNJames R. VeaseyRichard C. Welsh

1973Joseph A. BechtoldTimothy J. BrushStephen CuglewskiThomas M. EnglishWilliam A. HallalTimothy M. HylandDuane A. IsabellaRichard J. JacksonJoseph J. KayJohn F. KoenigHal A. LeitchRalph E. MausserEdward O. McAdams Jr.Kerry D. McCulloughThomas J. Nolfi

Robert R. PalinkasPaul L. PalumboDavid M. RussoMichael SpicerMichael A. TurekJames E. Weiler

1974Thomas A. BambrickJames P. CarrabineRichard A. Cavolo, D.D.S.James A. CostelloJoseph G. FilippoJames E. FraneyThomas P. FratusThomas J. MederGregory T. MelegaGerald O. MullinJack J. SantoJoseph E. SchneebergerSteve P. SudykJames M. SweeneyLeonard J. VelottaCarter A. WeloRobert A. YodiceJerome J. Zielaskiewicz

1975John R. AllegaKenneth W. BrownTimothy P. ByrneRonald R. ErxlebenMichael T. FitzgeraldRichard J. GodicClifford L. GulleyThomas A. LorenChristopher M. LynchVincent J. MalatestaMichael A. McNamaraTimothy L. Szabo Sr.James R. Wood

1976Joseph A. AllegaTimothy BaumanJohn O. BinderJoseph T. CurranJoseph M. DePalma, D.D.S.Ralph Jamie JamiesonBernard J. TamburroJames A. Westropp

1977Michael E. BambrickPatrick J. ConochanMichael F. DolphinSteven A. FilippoLeo P. HylandBartholomew L. Lanchman Jr.Michael J. McKinleyPatrick J. McNamaraTimothy M. RachekTerrence J. RoncagliLorenzo E. SmithJames StaplesTerrence F. Wise

1978Benjamin J. Fisco IIDouglas R. GoergenDavid E. HolckJames C. Hyland, C.P.A.Robert I. LangRichard T. MichalkoJames W. PalermoAnthony J. PullingThomas J. StrickerTimothy N. Toma

1979Kevin M. AlexanderRonald T. BedinghausGregory J. BlattMichael F. D’AmatoJoseph F. DrobnichRobert F. HopkinsJohn J. KingScott P. KlonowskiRobert S. KovachMartin J. LembachTimothy T. MuldoonPhillip W. OliveriMartin F. PalumboJohn J. SchneebergerChip J. TigheMark A. Vitale

1980Rev. Michael D. Ausperk

1981Patrick J. Paulus

1982Paul D. Alto

FaCulty, Family & FriendsKeven S. KrajnakCharlotte E. LynchRobert J. McAuliffeMr. & Mrs. Daniel F. RachekSam RuvoloPatricia A. Stier-Janes

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oFFiCersChris Lynch ’75PresidentR: (216) 381-3375B: (216) 383-4926E-mail: clynch@beminc.com

Terry Roncagli ’77Vice PresidentR: (440) 543-6185B: (216) 444-4971E-mail: troncagli@roadrunner.com

Ben Carlozzo ’71SecretaryR: (440) 248-4247B: (330) 966-0444, ext. 2028E-mail: bcarlozzo@aol.com

Frank Cardinale ’68TreasurerR: (440) 729-0663B: (216) 373-1602E-mail: fcardinale@benrose.org

exeCutive CommitteeTom Ashdown ’62R: (440) 349-3392E-Mail: tomashdown@yahoo.com

Rick Cavolo ’74R: (440) 285-8528B: (440) 473-5850E-mail: CavoloR@adamember.net

Carmen Cesa ’59R: (440) 918-1333B: (440) 942-6266E-mail: cjcesa@sbcglobal.net

Ernie D’Amato ’48R: (330) 405-1378damatoerniecl48@yahoo.com

Sister Jacquelyn Gusdane, S.N.D.R: (440) 286-6226, ext. 268E-mail: Jacquelyn.Gusdane@ndcl.org

Leo Hyland ’77R: (216) 691-1545B: (440) 286-6226, ext. 264E-mail: leo.hyland@ndcl.org

Dominic LoGalbo ’50R: (330) 467-1700E-mail: logalboda@windstream.net

Dave Pasini ’65Assistant SecretaryR: (440) 232-0408

trusteesRev. Mike Ausperk ’80R: (216) 252-2626, ext. 22E-mail: mausperk@svdpcleveland.org

Mike Bambrick ’77R: (216) 272-3083B: (216) 291-9850E-mail: mbambric@amfam.com

Dominic Delsander ’46R: (216) 932-6154

Jim Denk ’62R: (440) 232-7784B: (440) 717-5643E-mail: jatdenk@sbcglobal.net

Charlie Emrhein ’49R: (216) 932-6746E-mail: chazz9@sbcglobal.net

Jim Feldkircher ’52R: (216) 831-9808

Frank Giaimo ’44R: (216) 228-0881

Bob Grisanti ’36R: (330) 425-8509E-mail: robertgrisantisr@hotmail.com

Frank Hlad ’68R: (440) 449-3336E-mail: fjhlad@yahoo.com

Paul Jankowski ’55R: (440) 746-0852E-mail: pjjan@cox.net

Ken Koprowski ’57R: (440) 247-7839

Pat Lamb ’71R: (440) 646-9967B: (440) 944-7494E-mail: pt117@yahoo.com

Don Lesiak ’48R: (440) 845-4129B: (440) 845-0021E-mail: tip-age@ix.netcom.com

William Mason ’45R: (440) 777-0660E-mail: macestals@aol.com

Jack Paulin ’43R: (216) 731-3041

Andy Putka ’44R: (440) 331-5532

Mike Soinski ’64R: (440) 526-5528 B: (216) 787-3371

Joe Spagnuolo ’61R: (440) 892-0206E-mail: jgspag@aol.com

Paul Sturn ’64R: (216) 381-6063

Chip Tighe ’79R: (440) 449-5999B: (216) 381-5000E-mail: chipszoo@sbcglobal.net

2008-09 oFFiCers, exeCutive Committee and trustees

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