Cleveland Central Catholic High School

Advancement Review

2013-2014

Vibrant in the City

Learning to Lead
Preparing to Serve

Table of Contents
1 Letter of Appreciation
2 Advisory Board and Staff
3 Financials
4-10 Honor Roll of Donors 2013-2014
11-13 How Can I Help CCCHS?
Back Page

Alumni Events

Mission Statement
Rooted in Gospel Values and Catholic tradition,
Cleveland Central Catholic High School educates and
prepares diverse young men and women for the future
and challenges them to excel and deepen their faith to
responsibly serve God, church and community.

Advancement Office
The CCC Office of Advancement is dedicated to
working with the schools advisory board, leadership
team and all constituents and partners to responsibly
generate the financial resources to successfully
promote and protect the schools mission.

GREETINGS

Cleveland Central Catholic High Schools

Stakeholders and Supporters!
The ground has been laid in our Advancement Office to
add capital and planned giving as major priorities; this as
Central Catholic studies its future capital and long-term
operational needs.

The 2013-2014 school term was a dramatic year of change

and firsts for Cleveland Central Catholic High School:
We are celebrating the 45th Anniversary of our founding
that brought together four parish high schools to continue
the mission of urban Catholic education in Cleveland.

The Calcutta Auction netted nearly $100,000 for tuition

assistance to help our neediest students and family; thats
the highest net in the eleven history of this signature event,
thanks in part to the record 24 corporate sponsors.

Our enrollment increased to nearly 600, the capacity for

which our building was designed. Prospects of exceeding
600 in the near future seem very possible.

Our boys football squad made it to the state playoffs for the
first time since 1982.

100% of our 128 seniors graduated and 85% have been

admitted to four-year universities and two-year colleges
where they were offered more than $2 million in scholarship
grant assistance.

It was a blessed year! This annual Advancement Review is

our opportunity to inform and update our very generous and
dedicated supporters and partners regarding the progress of
advancing Cleveland Central Catholic. This snapshot of our school
provides a glimpse at the experience of our students as they
pursue their future within the loving and caring atmosphere that
Central Catholic provides. Of course, this is all made possible by
the support and dedication of thousands of people like you.

Central Catholic has expanded its advisory period to include

monthly mentoring meetings with each teacher meeting
with 12 to 15 students individually to review their academic
performance and academic profiles. Each student now has
a designated teacher to connect with regularly.
Our staffing and commitment to our special needs students
has increased to serve students who appreciate the warm
family spirit of our school and are developing into confident
young adults.

We wish to express our gratitude to you for your investments

of financial support, volunteer hours, prayers and good works.
We acknowledge our corporate and foundation partners and
the Diocese of Cleveland for their leadership and outstanding
support of our mission. We look forward to seeing you here to
witness the great good that you have made possible for our
very deserving students.

A member of Central Catholics first graduating class of 1970,

John Peca, was named Chair of our Advisory Board. John
received the CCCHS Outstanding Alumnus Award in 2012.
Our consolidated grand reunion for Central Catholics alumni
and the alumni of its four founding schools was a great
success with more than 300 coming together, many for the
first time in decades.

Please consider introducing family members, friends and

associates to visit Cleveland Central Catholic High School.
This is a special place where dreams actually do come true.
Thank you and may God bless your generosity!

Major facilities improvements have been ramped up on

campus with the replacement of our school buildings roof,
but only after three previous roofs were removed dating back
to 1921. Other major projects are planned going forward.

Gratefully,

Our process of Creating a Shared Vision for a Bright

Future Together has gotten off to a remarkable start,
as hundreds of faculty, students, staff, board members, and
Central Catholics friends and partners in the community
have responded to a web-based survey, focus groups and a
formal visioning exercise. Our stakeholders are engaged in
determining the course of CCCs future.

John A. Peca
Chair, Advisory Board

Bishop Richard Lennons advocacy for Central Catholics

mission and services was evident when he referred to our
school as a gem of the Diocese of Cleveland and met
privately with four students from each grade. His desire
to connect with them and his willingness to share at a
personal level is something they will take with them into
adulthood, noted Sr. Allison Marie, Principal.

Leo P. Hyland
President

2014 ADMINISTRATION, STAFF AND FACULTY

Administration
Leo Hyland, President
Sr. Allison Marie Gusdanovic SND, Principal
Dr. Lanny Hollis, Associate Principal
Anthony Glaser, Dean of Students
Staff
Mark Albert
Pat Ayers
Christopher Brewer
Patrick DiSalvatore
Richard Goodrich
Nadine Gurley
William Hahn
Grant Innocenzi
Beverly Jarrett 58 SJC
Patricia Johnson
Christine Maglionico
Linda ONeill
Carmella Reiger
Michele Scoccola
Pamela Shelley
Thomas Tamasi
Donita Wilks
Richard Wojcik

2014 ADVISORY BOARD

John A. Peca, Chair
William Beck
David M. Bender
Terrence J. Brizz
Rev. Joseph H. Callahan
William V. Carson
Richard T. Castele
George S. Chase
John Cvetic
Allyn Davies
Steve DeJohn
Patricia Eschbach-Hall
Paul J. Huml
Leo P. Hyland
Marie L. Kittredge
Jim Klessel
Raymond Krncevic
Jerry G. Kysela
Dr. Javier Lopez
Brian McMahon
C. Larry Miller
Jason Reed
Frank J. Roddy
Robert J. Rosing
Betts Skrha
Richard P. Stovsky
Robert F. Williams
Ellen Zerucha
Frank V. Zombek

OFFICE OF CATECHETICAL
FORMATION
AND EDUCATION
Margaret Lyons
Eugene Boyer
Roberta Betlejewski

Faculty
Kathleen Adams
Mark Anderson
Jayce Bailey 06
Mary Bailey
Marilyn Battistelli
Maryhelen Bednarchik 77
Anthony Bien 99
Beverly Brewer
William Bruml
James Carfagna
Allen Clark
Kanesha Crenshaw
Martha Croll 77
Brooke Danforth
Shelby Dennstedt
Sr. Karen Dolovacky SND
Aaron Eatman
Michael George

Sr. Mary Josephe Fernandez SND

Kristin Habe
Ellen Howard 66 OLL
Dr. Joann Hynes 69 OLL
Ryan Jakubczak
Traci Jones
Caitlin Kelly
Cynthia Kinley
Richard Koenig
Erin Kraly
Sr. Antoinette Krejsa SND
Louis Mallis
Cassandra Marquez
Mary Matzorkis
Rita Dowd-Mikolajczyk
Katherine Modic
Thomas Murphy
Michael Palcisko
Montina Preston
Elizabeth Rancourt
Janice Roccosalva
Joseph Rock II
Sr. Kelley Rush SND
Sr. Mary Seton Schlather SND
John Schweickert
Tammy Sparks 90
Thomas Thorne
Danielle Timko
Carol Troxell
Andrew Ulle
Matthew Wallenhorst
Jennifer White
Steven Winkler
Ralph Wroblewski
Linda Ziska 86
John Zito

FINANCIALS

July 2013 - June 2014

Other | 9.65%
Diocese - Subsidy | 1.05%
Development Event Income | 2.80%

2014

GRADUATES OF CENTRAL CATHOLIC

Mandated Services Income | 2.85%

Contributions | 2.65%
Donated Facilities Income | 4.29%

Grants & Scholarships | 4.57%

128 Graduates

Tuition Revenue | 72.14%

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Tuition Revenue

.............................

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54%

2 Year Colleges

...................................

30%

$4,678,583.91

..............................................

6%

......................................................

5%

....................

3%

................................................

2%

Trade/Technical Schools

............

$278,224.63

Undecided

......................................

$171,863.70

....................

Donated Facilities Income

Contributions

Military

$296,383.82

Grants & Scholarships

Mandated Services Income

.........

$184,834.55

Development Event Income

.........

$181,591.83

Diocese - Subsidy
Other

4 Year Colleges
Work Force

Income

100% graduated

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.......................................................

Total Income

Male Female

$68,096.94

$625,843.29

4 Year Colleges

.........................

36

33

69

2 Year Colleges

.........................

21

17

38

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.....................................

72

56

128

Work Force

$6,485,422.67

Military

Trade/Technical Schools
Undecided

Development Event Expense | 1.10%

Development Expenses | 1.33%

Total

Other | 1.33%

Athletic Expenses | 2.05%

Bad Debt Expense | 7.17%
Personnel | 50.33%

Graduates offered
scholarship assistance

Depreciation | 5.51%

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Amount of $ scholarship
grant assistance offered

Administrative Expense | 6.19%

Donated Facilities | 4.69%

Plant & Maintenance | 5.77%

Other Personnel Costs | 14.53%

Expenses

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Personnel

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....................

$882,088.03

..................

$350,285.48

.............................

$284,720.78

Other Personnel Costs

Plant and Maintenance
Donated Facilities

.................

$375,782.86

........................................

$334,501.38

Administrative Expense
Depreciation

............................

$435,276.75

................................

$124,451.51

Bad Debt Expense

Athletic Expense

Development Expense

.......................

$80,741.71

..........

$66,778.86

..........................................................

$80,741.71

Development Event Expense

Other

$3,055,436.40

Total Income

$6,070,805.47
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More than $2 million

Central Catholic
High School

Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14

Cleveland Central Catholic High School is profoundly
grateful for all the philanthropic resource provided in
support of our mission to educate and prepare diverse
young men and women for the future and challenges them
to excel and deepen their faith to responsibly serve God,
church and community. Without this generous private financial
assistance, our wonderful school simply could not exist. All gifts
listed below were credited for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2013
and ending June 30, 2014.

Leslie and William T. Beck, Esq.

Jean and William J. Bergold*
Gail and Anthony Brancatelli
Joanne and Terrence A. Brizz
Cohen & Company
Susan and John W. Diemer
Mary Lou Durkin
Ernst & Young
Judith A. Gedeon
Anne and Robert Grevey
Tricia Eschbach-Hall and Bill Hall
Mary Beth and William A. Hallal
Michael Hawkins
Terry Hopkins
Beth and Leo P. Hyland
Daniel J. Hyland
Industrial Manufacturing
Company, LLC
Mary and James P. Kander

GIFTS IN SUPPORT OF
CURRENT OPERATIONS
The following gifts were made
in support of Cleveland Central
Catholics operating budget
during the 2013-14 academic
and fiscal year. This includes
the Central Catholic Fund,
the CleanUp+Clams and
Calcutta special events, annual
scholarships and program grants.
Private gifts in support of current
operations are essential in helping
our families afford the blessings
of a Catholic education. A listing

Joyce and William Litzler

$100,000 - $249,999

Allyn and John Davies /

Merrymeeting Group, Inc.

Fairmount Minerals Foundation

Jenniffer and Daryl Deckard

Medical Mutual of Ohio

George A. Mason

Third Federal Foundation

FATHER FIALA SOCIETY

Katie and Ray Murphy

PRESIDENTS SOCIETY

Debbie and Joe Musca

$25,000 - $49,999

Patricia and Charles J. Nock, Sr.

Carfagna Family Foundation

Howley Family Foundation*
KeyBank Foundation

$10,000 - $24,999

Wasmer, Schroeder & Co.

Susie and Donald J. Diemer

FOUNDERS SOCIETY
$2,500 - $4,999

Sisters of Notre Dame*

Ann and John Beringer

The Edward and Betty Sloat

Foundation*
The Giant Eagle Foundation*

The Castele Family Scholarship

Fund of the Catholic Community
Foundation*

The REX Pipe and Supply Co.

Galaxy Balloons, Inc.

The Swagelok Foundation

Jones Day

University Hospitals Health System* Carrie and James Klessel

Cindy and Brian McMahon
Mary Lu and George F. Wasmer
Joanna and John Peca 70 /
Surety Title Agency, Inc.

$5,000 - $9,999

Price Waterhouse Coopers, LLP

Anonymous

Patricia and John P. Ringenbach

Aon Foundation

may include more than one gift

Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan

& Arnoff LLP

made during the past fiscal year.

Catholic Education
Endowment Trust*

Sullivan Scholars Fund of the

Cleveland Foundation*

Frank Schueller

The Musca Family Charitable Fund

ANGEL SOCIETY

Marian and Michael Shaughnessy

The Castele Family Foundation

Barbara and William V. Carson, Jr.

Patricia and Frank J. Roddy

Jennifer and Kevin Rochford

Janelle M. Pauer and Andrew

Shirley*
The Lauretta K. Peters and
Richard R. Peters Foundation

FOUR SAINTS SOCIETY

Nancy and Dr. Javier Lopez

US Bank
Ellen Zerucha

SERVICE SOCIETY
$500 - $999
Sharon and William Aamoth*
Elizabeth and Charles H. Brewster
Vincent Campanella
Rita and Peter A. Carfagna
Carolyn Leitch and Richard T.
Castele
JoAnn M. Clark
Anne and Joseph P. Cleary
Vicki and Michael F. Cleary
Mike Cleary, Sr.
Jack Corrigan
John Corrigan
Patrick DiSalvatore

The Jennifer Fund of the Community Brittan and Fred DiSanto

Dise & Company / Greg Reynolds
West Foundation
Patricia A. Dorenkott
Tom Kiczek Charitable Fund

LEADERSHIP SOCIETY

George Chase, SS 61 / Chase Family

Foundation / Chromascape, Inc.

$1,000 - $2,499

Laurie and John Cvetic

Arthur B. McBride, Sr. Family

Foundation
4

Ancora

Barbara A. Durkin
Richard Goodrich and
Suzanne Kurtz
Joan and Richard Gucwa
Debbie and Paul Huml

* Scholarship

+ Matching Gift

Deceased

International Order of Alhambra,

Carmona Caravan 200

John Blaszak 77

Margaret Horvat, OLL 63

Rita and Sigmund Mikolajczyk

Jane and George Blatt

Cathy and Tim Hyland

Steve Miles

Jo Ann (Larca) Kennedy, SS 62*

Donna (Gebura) 78 and

Charles Bonvissuto

Paula and Michael J. Iacampo

Jeff Moore

Marie and Kenneth Jezeski

Steve Morris

Autumn (Gentile) 74 and

Michael A. Brachna

Larry Joseph

Marilyn Mosinski 83

L. James Juliano

Alan Mosinski, SS 69

Paul Karbowski 72

Michele and Michael Mullee

Diane J. Karpinski

Gregg Muresan

Jean G. Keller

Lynn and Thomas C. Murphy

Maureen and Kevin Kelly

Barbara and Dr. Albert A. Musca

Cynthia Kinley

Paula and Mark Nylander

Marie L. Kittredge and Clark Broida

Lucia and Donald L. Otto

Paula and Marc Klecka

Steve Klug
Konica Minolta Business Solutions
USA, Inc.

Kenneth Bunosky, SS 60

Margarita and Raymond Krncevic

Mercedes (Nunez) Burns 84

Matthew and Stacey Litzler

Cassandra M. Busch

Maloney + Novotny LLC

Reverend James L. Caddy

Frank D. Manfredonia 72

Reverend Joseph H. Callahan

Anna Motta

Geraldine and Charles Calovini

Mike Mural

James V. Carfagna

Susan B. Murphy

Jody and David Chabowski 76

Stacy and Stephen J. Nock

Darleen and Thomas Patton

Christina (Wetula) 87 and

Michael Chase

Most Reverend Alexander J. Quinn

Mary Ellen and Peter Chudyk

Reminger & Reminger Co., L.P.A.

Class of 1973

Marcia and Robert Rosing

Brad Clement

John Sico

David Clifford

Anne Marie and William Smith

Anita and Thomas J. Cook

Sr. Carol Anne Smith, H.M.

Matt Cunningham

Sarah Suma

Susie and Stephen E. DeJohn

The Valerian Family Foundation

Dave DiCarlo, SS 56

Monica and Robert Thomas

Lizabeth (Lysowski) 74 and

Alan Dilla

Todd Associates, Inc. /

Edward J. Hyland, Jr.

Christine Dodd

Carolyn and Larry Vandendriessche

Anastasia K. Dulick

Linda and Christopher Warren

Robert J. Durkin

Ellen L. Zoller

Rosemary (Boumis) and

Anthony J. Dziak 70/70

MISSION SOCIETY
$100 - $499
Maureen and Charles Adler
Suzanne and John R. Ahern+

Diane Ewanko 74
Donna and Derrick Fellows 80

Mary Ann (Mosolovich) 71 and

Richard Auner, OLL 63

Ann and Patrick George

James M. Bacik 70

Rita (Krysinski) Golubski, SS 48

Marian (Nypaver) and Michael

J. Badaczewski 72/72
Baird Foundation, Inc.
Barbara (Adams) Barclay 70
Daniel and Tricia Barney
Paul and Carole Becka
Denise and David Bender
James Bernard
Joe Bevack
Kathy and Stan Biel 72
Margaret (Papesh), OLL 66 and
John T. Billick

Kelli and the Honorable Ralph J.

Perk, Jr., OLL 63

Mary Ann and Karl Kuhn

Most Reverend Anthony M. Pilla

Gina (Maistros) Kundrat 73

Frances Pleska

Marlene Kyler

Mary (Praszniewski) Popelka, SS 61

Daniel E. Lamparyk

Precision Security Agency LLC

Denise and Edward J. Langood 70

Colleen and Daniel Leitch

Janice (Benda) and Walter

Romansky, OLL 66/65

Judy Mack

Kathleen Sarazin

Peter Malik

Judy (Reinke) 71 and James

Schmitt

Charles R. McDonald
Eileen and Patrick McIntyre
Kathleen and Robert McNutt
Elaine and Gregory Mersol
Eileen Meuser
John Micklitsch

Mary Anne and John Ertle

Ernie Auciello

Marilyn and Robert Koch

Marty McBride

Carol and Karl Ertle

Thomas Ashdown

Joseph A. Kocab

Nancy and Owen McBride

Ann N. Ertle

Janice (Sindelar), OLL 63 and

Clyde Evans

Catherine M. Palcisko

Mary and Kevin Maloney

Richard G. Ellis

Janet L. Amer

Knights of Columbus Council

# 3222

Matt Mallinak

William Divis

Daniel E. Traci

Nancy and Frank Zombek

Sharon (Coyne) 70 and David Kives Susan Pagrabs

Jane and Tom George

Most Reverend Roger W. Gries
Joyce (Blake) and Lawrence Guzy,
SS 62/61
Gene Alice and Dr. Edwin Haas
Cheryl and Andrew Haney
Pat and John Harknett
Dianne and Richard Hawrylak 75
Heinens Fine Foods
Jeanette and Mike Hollabaugh

Steve Pasquale

Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14

MISSION SOCIETY

CONTRIBUTORS SOCIETY

$100 - $499

$99 and under

continued from page 5

Gerald F. Schroer, Jr.

Marlene (Piszczor) 79 and

Jonathon Anielski

Beverly and Jerry Schweickert

Robert Apple

Bob Shula

Christine (Barszcz), OLL 63 and

Thomas Artim

Pam (Proehl), OLL 63 and

Tom Skernivitz

Mary and Bruce R. Asmus

Ingrid and Robert Sledz, SS 61

Susan Audey

Jason Smith

Elaine (Zwolinski) Baburek, SS 61

Mary C. and Bernard J. Smith

Mary (Blaszak), SS 68 and

Fred Badar

Jessica (Santiago) and Javier

Smith 94/94
Livia and Joseph Smith

Antalesha Ballard 09
Kathleen and Thomas A. Barber

Mary and Bernard Sokolowski 73

Mark Barbour
Bonnie and Joel P. Solomon, OLL 68 Robert (Formerly: Bartoszewicz)
Barto, 76
Stephen Spisak 74
Janis and Carl Springer 72

Curtis Bassett, 73

John Springer 78

William Beck

Mark St. Cyr 72

Maryhelen Bednarchik 77

Mary (Payne) and H. Peter Stolz,

SM 61/60

Robert Bell

Nancy and Patrick F. Sullivan

Martha Benek+

Cheryl and Richard Sunyak, SJC 64

Joseph Benek 80

Terri and Gary Swisher 76

Target c/o Take Charge of Education

Bernadette (Misenko) and

Kenneth Berger 72/71

The Lubrizol Foundation

Laurel Bielawski 05

Regina (Mack) 77 and

Thomas Tomek

Renee (Srovnal) Binekey, OLL 66

Barbara and Wayne Uehlein

Michael J. Blaszak

Kristina and Mark Vacha

Susan E. Blatt

Monica Valentovic 74 and

Gary Rankin

William Bobowicz 92

Rita Bender

Bernadette and Ted Bizon 80

Steven Varrone

Louise (Jadus) 70 and

Mike Bonomo

Peggy and Francis Volin, OLL 66

Victor Bowman 81

Eileen and James Wallenhorst

Bonnie Bray and Dick Johnson

Francis P. Walsh
Walter E. Martens & Sons, Inc.

Susan (Waters), SM 63 and

Thomas J. Brennan

Mary and Jeff Walters

Peggy (Blaszak) Brennan, 74

Mary C. Warren

Yvonne Brooks 81

Wells Fargo Community Support

Program

Mary Lou (Hrdlicka) Bukowski 70

Erica and Jeffrey Williams

Mary (Broslawik) 78 and

Arthur Butcher

Brian Winchester

Darlene (Harris) Calhoun 83

Lori and Richard Wojcik

Charles W. Cantale 70

Donna Yanowitz

Michael Carfagna

Grant Yoakum

Scott Carlin

Linda Zerucha

Betty Ann (Richkoski) 74 and

Robert Carmosino

Mary and Kenneth Zolna, SS 58

Cynthia Carswell 82
Donna Marie (Gutfranski) Cesen,
SS 61
Mary Beth and Dennis J. Chambers
Jack Chase 75
6

* Scholarship

+ Matching Gift

Deceased

Jerry Chase

Louis Galizio 71

Mary Beth and Kurt Karakul

Jennifer (Sprungle) 82 and

Ray Chiara

Eileen and Patrick Gallagher

Rose Karam 72

Brian Gannon

Walter Kase 70

Carolyn (Martin) Cochick 82

Kevin M. Garvey

Karen and Mark Kassimer 84

Vicki (Wierzbowski) 74 and

David Collins

Ann and Jay Geib

Rose Ann (Javorek) and

James Kay 82/81

Paula Conley

Mary Gerenday 78

Guy Conrad 73
Faith (Onder) Conroy 72
Richard Cooney, SM 63

Anne George

Karen (Wolowicz) 86 and

John Keaveny

Ronald Gill, SS 61

William Kelley

Diane (Thomas) 73 and

Timothy Ginley

Michele Kelley 88
Trina Kelly 01

Rosie and Michael Corwon 72

Monika (Pilipczuk) 95 and

Ron Stavnicky

Holly (Drake) 74 and Jack Couchey

Jo (Gluckle) Gobble, OLL 64

Margaret Kerr

Martha (Benek) 77 and Jeffrey Croll

Stanley Gonet 78

Paul Kerr

Timothy Curtis, SJC 65

Gordon Food Service

Jeff Ketterer

Jane and David Dalziel, SM 63

David Grdosic 72

Karen and Michael Kilbane

Judith A. Mack

Joe Damore

Claire and Joseph Greytak, SM 49

Marilyn Kilbane, SM 44

Edward Makarek 71

Mary Day

Mary Anne and William Hahn

Judy and Joseph Kilburg

Hans Malone 80

Lisa (Cintron) 81 and Keith Dedek

Wanda Hajde 72

Ryan Kinley

Margaret and Brian Maloney

Kathleen (Nunes), OLL 67 and

Richard Demming

Shelley (Davis) Hardman 74

Richard Kirbus

Ladd Manak, OLL 50

Dolores (Mrzena) Hartnagle, OLL 64

Rose Kirby 79

Tony Manocchio

Shelby Dennstedt

Chad Hartup

Jean and Robert Kloos

Janice and Dan Margheret

Deborah (Jess ) 74 and

Dennis DiNardo

Sahir Hasan (Formerly: Gregory

Booker) 74

Clifford Kneblewicz, SS 59

Elaine and David Maronski 76

William Dix, SS 60

Mary Kobosky

Jim Hayes

Barbara (Budny) 84 and

James Martin

Chris Dlouhy

Richard Koenig

John Heynik

Monica (Ratajczyk) Kosh, SS 64

Lora Massingill 83

Mark Dottore

Dana and Eric Hill 75

Barbara (Soos) Dragony 74

Kevin Holdash 74

Suzanne (Koracin) 71 and

William G. Koston

Mary Terese Matousek 78 and

Ron Sweed

Oliver Dunford

Adam Holowczak

Jeffrey Kostyack 81

Megan Mattson 11

Aaron Eatman

Brad Hoover

Raymond Kotecki 77

Margaret M. Matuska

Cathy and Dennis Eddie 78

Arlene and Paul Houdek, OLL 63

Erin and Brandon Kraly

Bruce May

Brian Ehlert

Suzanne (Vanek) Hovater 71

Diane A Kraynik, SJC 62

Gregg Eisenberg

Ellen (Fasko) OLL 66 and

Michael Howard

Susan M. Krosel 70

Victoria (Tizzano), SS 69 and

Dale McCartney

John S. Kusmierczyk 73

Nick Ezzone

Denice (Dominak) 70 and

Terry Hunek

Randi (Price) 03 and Henry Fain

James C. Hyland

Mary Lou and Gerald Fasko, OLL 65

Maggie and Marty Hyland

Cece and Jerry Kysela

John Favret

Grant Innocenzi

Kathleen A. Ferry

Holly (Character) 83 and

Justin Irby

Tim Corrigan

Louis Ernest 80
Audrey Exum 83

Patricia Finn
Christina and Andre Fowler 94
Sal Fragapane
S. Michael Franz
Lynda (Stevens), SS 61 and
Bob Frechette
Monica Friedl 00
Derrick Fulton
Kimberly (Franklin) 86 and
Patrick Furlong
Michael Gaeta
Nancy (Kirasich) 78 and
Thomas Gaetano

Brian Kerns

Jim Kubacki
Frank Kustra, SJC 69
Margaret and John Lamb
Sanford Lamovsky
Carla and Eric Laning
Michael Lavelle

Andrea (Stofko Lamirand), OLL 65

and Thomas Iwan

Michael Leahy
Karen Legerski

Mary and Joe Jagielo, OLL 63

Diana Leitch

Brian McFadden
Celita (Pomales) McGinnis 01
George McGovern
Donna (Bridgeman) and Jeffrey
McPherson 73/73
Mary and James McPhillips, SM 49
Lorraine (Novak), SS 58 and
Jerry Meinhardt
Robert F. Mihalik 80
Georgiana (Schamberger)73 and
Timothy Mindzora

Carolyn Lockhart 86

Michele (Dominak) 72 and

Kevin Mirande

Joycelyn Lockhart 83

Mary Ann and Mark Mitalski, OLL 63

Chad Longo

Kathy Modic

Elizabeth Loszak 85
Theresa Loszak 89

Donna (Bar) 78 and Wesley

Monachino

Gary Kadow

Frank Lucas 74

Gwen Montgomery

Deborah (Gordon) and

John Kaminski 79/83

Marilyn (Zsembik),
SJC 65 and James Lucko

Mike Montgomery

Chrislyn and James Jana 75

Christopher B. Janezic
Judi Jenkins
Tabatha Jones 84
Eleanor (Gluckle), OLL 61 and
Thomas Jordan

Nena (Dodson) Moran 77

Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14

Patricia A. Ramey

Michelle (Stary) and Robert

Sommerfelt 79/78

Laura (Wood) 74 and

David Weglicki

Alan Recko, OLL 65

Zita and Leo Spellacy

Kathleen (Thomas), OLL 65

and Ted Mowinski

Kathleen (Wolowicz) 80 and

Frank Richards

James Spevock

Jaqueline (Samodel) Weigand,

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Chris (Fiszer) Wisniewski 74

Sharon (Grealis) Murray 70

Mary Anne Stanky, SS 61

Ralph Myers

Patricia (Niedzwiecki), SS 59
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Brenda (Dibble) 85 and

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Terri (Valla) 75 and John Myers

Fred Roberts

Michelle and Edward J. Mysliwiec 84

Joseph Rock

Julie (Heasley) and Roy Starner

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Anthony Salatino 01

Dr. Bernice and Troy Stokes

Anne and Edward F. Nolan

Karl Schier

David J. Stopar, OLL 64

Terry Novak and Heidi Palos

Dawn Schippling 88

Monica (Skuhrovec) Stowe 71

Patricia (Frounfelker) Nugent 70

Daniel Schlegel

Rick Sutich

Frank Nunez 77

John Schweickert

Patrick Sweeney

Robin and Stephen Nypaver, SM 66

Sandra (Stelbasky) 78 and Jim Scott

LaNetta Teamer 85

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David OBrien

Brandy Scott 94

John Teel

David and Mary OConnor

Carol (Kuhel), OLL 66 and

Robert Setele

Barbara (Miller), OLL 63 and

Joe Testa

The Fred A. Lennon

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Tonya Shaw 81

The Sherwin-Williams Foundation

Victoria Shea 09

Willa Q. Theus

Linda (Pietrasz) and Michael

Sheehan 83/81

Michael W. Thies

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Chip Tighe

Kevin Siemborski

Dianne and John Toronski, SS 54

Mary Beth and John Simon 72

Epifanio Torres 91

Linda (Turajajski), OLL 63 and

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Joanne (Hardink) OLL 66 and

Edward Treat

Sisters of St. Joseph

Carol and Jeffrey Troxell

Betty Ann Betts Skrha

Carol 80 and Gregory Turner

Sherry (Whisenant) 79 and

Martin Skutnik

Steve Tyler

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Mike OReilly
Michael Osysko 75
Patrick and Deborah (Ocilka)
Osysko 75/75
Trish Otter
Michael Palcisko
Regina and Allen G. Perk 74
Susan and Michael Peters, OLL 63
Jean (Luther) and Timothy Peters,
OLL 67/65
Cathy and Daniel Peters, OLL 67
Sharmaine Peterson 81
Michael Petkash
Susan (Chudzinski) and Steven
Pietrusza 92/90
Victoria and John Polito
Christine (Filipowicz) 71 and
Raymond Polomsky
Daniella Pomales 03
Jerry Porath
Rita (Wood) Prinzo 71
Carol (Kusek) Prusak, SJC 65
David Quiring

Nancy Starner 71

David Woody 03
Jerry Yanowitz
Helen (Czapsky) 71 and
David Yarcusko
Diane (Constant), SM 63 and
Richard Zeck
Edward Zigman

Marcia and Robert Rosing

Nancy and Frank Zombek

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Carol (Ulichnie) 74 and John Thorn

George Ungvarsky, OLL 65

Marcelina Sladewska

Judy (Hronek), OLL 65 and

Kenneth Valliere

Louise (Kobak) 74 and

Timothy Slavik

Bernard Venesky 72

Bernadette Smietana, SS 63

Vics Floral Inc.

Jim Smith

Mary Vrooman 74

Catherine and Gary T. Soeder

Matthew Wallenhorst

Janet (Kordan) and Jeffrey

F. Solomon 72/72

Marc Walrod

Janet and John D. Solomon 74/76

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Robert Walters
Jane Warner

Bishop Anthony M. Pilla

Endowed Scholarship
Mary Lu and George F. Wasmer
Curatolo Endowed Scholarship
Sandra and Joseph Curatolo
Ellen Fasko Howard OLL 66
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the Visual Arts
Mary Ann and Lawrence Arthur
Pat Ayers
Mike and Michele (Bednarchik)
Baetzold 79
Victoria Zielinski and Paul
Barrosse 76
Robert and Nora Beach
Maryhelen Bednarchik 77
Stanley E. Bednarchik
Margaret (Papesh), OLL 66
and John T. Billick

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Bernadette and Thaddeus Bizon 80

Mary Ann (Srebernak) and
Martin Bobal, OLL 65
Elda and Gianfranco Borroni

Andrea (Stofko Lamirand), OLL 65

and Thomas Iwan

Kathleen Kramer Kovalich

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GIFTS IN KIND

Diane (Filipowicz) and John

Kall 73/73

Joanne and Terrence A. Brizz

Christopher Brewer

Autumn (Gentile) 74 and

Michael A. Brachna

William Kelley

Lynn and Bruce Brickman, OLL 63

Nancy and Dr. Javier Lopez

Ann M. Bugeda

John Lundy

Barbara and William V. Carson, Jr.

Gayle (Luboski) , SS 65 and

Walter McGlumphy

Rosemarie (Fedele), OLL 65

and Frank Cipra

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Kathy Modic

Joe Costa

Carolyn (Lindsey) Mozny, OLL 66

Richelle Deacon 73

Elaine (Gazzuolo) and Charles

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Terrence Brizz

Maureen and Brian G. Dyko

Carolyn Leitch and

Richard T. Castele

Elaine Galbincea
Kathleen and Daniel E. Lamparyk
John M. Lamparyk
Michael McCarthy
Joseph Ribar
Mary Ribar

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Kathleen J. Lamparyk
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Margaret and Kenneth F. Fox

Rita and Sigmund Mikolajczyk

Marcia Cornelius

William Divis

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Cleveland Botanial Garden

Cleveland International Film Festival
The Cleveland Orchestra
Cleveland Public Theatre
Allyn A. and John Davies /
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Patrick DiSalvatore

Nancy (Klima) 73 and

Michael Engle

Christine Piatak

Sister Allison Marie Gusdanovic

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Jean (Kowalski) Raddell 78

Allyn and John Davies

Diane Ewanko 74

Anne M. Riede

Allison and Thomas Fasko 75

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Richard Goodrich and

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Mary Lou and Gerald Fasko, OLL 65

Donald Romancak, OLL 66

Lanny K. Hollis

Michael Fasko

Janice (Benda) and Walter

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Highland Consulting Associates, Inc.

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Charles Gulas 71
Kevin Holdash 74
Lanny K. Hollis
Janice Hornack
Ann B. Howard
Daniel J. Howard
Elizabeth and Matthew Howard
Mary Ellen and Michael Howard
Paula Howard
Ray Hudiak
Dolly and Gerald Hughes, OLL 73
Beth and Leo P. Hyland
Karen (Kearns) Irwin 77

James Skerl
Catherine and Gary T. Soeder
Mary and Bernard Sokolowski, 73
Michelle (Stary) and Robert
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Stella and John Hetzer

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Elizabeth and William St. Andrassy

Dave DiCarlo, SS 56

Ms. Elaine Howard Marax, Inc. Star Jewelers of Bexley

Kathy and Thomas Dolan

Janice (Sindelar), OLL 63 and
Clyde Evans

Robert Rosing / Dwellworks, Inc.

Sr. Josephe Fernandez, SND

Galaxy Balloons, Inc.
Glidden House
Richard Goodrich and Suzanne Kurtz
Patty Hayes

Margaret Horvat, OLL 63

Shaun Kinley
Marie L. Kittredge and Clark Broida
Carrie and James Klessel
Cece and Jerry Kysela

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Lakefront Lines, Inc.

Monica and Robert Thomas

Mercedes (Nunez) Burns 84

Debbie and Joe Musca

George Ungvarsky,OLL 65

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Shirley Stary 80

Beth and James McConnell

Nautica Queen

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Elaine (Gazzuolo) and Charles

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Janet and Alan Wilhelms

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Joanna and John Peca, 70

Ellen Abraham 74 and

Nina Wimpie

Elizabeth and Charles H. Brewster

Radisson Hotel Cleveland-Gateway

Mary Lou Durkin

Red Chimney

Velta and Steven Winkler

George A. Mason

Joseph Rock

Judy (Hronek), OLL 65 and

Kenneth Valliere

Maryhelen Zabas

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Beverly and Jerry Schweickert

Mary Beth and John Simon, 72

Janice T. Roccosalva Endowed

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Janice T. Roccosalva

Mary Lou Durkin

Pam (Proehl), OLL 63 and

Tom Skernivitz

George A. Mason

The Swagelok Foundation

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Third Federal Savings and Loan

Karl J. Ertle Presidents

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Marie Gusdanovic

Third Federal Foundation

Janelle Pauer and Andrew Shirley

Regina (Mack) 77 and

Thomas Tomek
Whirlyball - Laser Sport

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Ancora

Reminger & Reminger Co., L.P.A.

Aon Foundation

Sisters of Notre Dame*

Arthur B. McBride, Sr. Family Foundation

Sisters of St. Joseph

Baird Foundation, Inc.

St. Stanislaus School

Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Arnoff LLP

Carfagna Family Foundation

Sullivan Scholars Fund of the Cleveland

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Castele Family Scholarship Fund

Surety Title Agency, Inc.

Catholic Education Endowment Trust

Target c/o Take Charge of Education

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The Castele Family Foundation

Chromascape, Inc
Cleveland Botanial Garden

The Castele Family Scholarship Fund of

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Cleveland International Film Festival

The Cleveland Orchestra

Cleveland Public Theatre

The Edward and Betty Sloat Foundation*

Cohen & Company

The Fred A. Lennon Charitable Trust

Dise & Company

The Giant Eagle Foundation*

Dwellworks, Inc.

The Jennifer Fund of the Community

West Foundation

Ernst & Young

Fairmount Minerals Foundation
Galaxy Balloons, Inc.
Glidden House
Gordon Food Service
Great Lakes Theatre Festival
Heinens Fine Foods
Highland Consulting Associates, Inc.
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Industrial Manufacturing Company, LLC
International Order of Alhambra,
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Jones Day
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Knights of Columbus Council # 3222
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Lakefront Lines, Inc.
Maloney + Novotny LLC
Medical Mutual of Ohio
Merrymeeting, Inc.
Ms. Elaine Howard Marax, Inc. Star Jewelers of Bexley
Nautica Queen
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Price Waterhouse Coopers, LLP

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How Can I Help CCCHS?

Sisters of Notre Dame Receive Corporate Philanthropy Award

Leo Hyland, President of Cleveland Central Catholic (CCC),
presented Sr. Margaret Gorman, SND, Provincial Superior of
the Chardon Province, with CCCs Corporate Philanthropy
Award on November 16th at the Wasmer Ironman Center.
Sixty-eight people were on hand to celebrate and express
their thanks.

There are currently six Sisters of Notre Dame serving at CCC

in various capacities:

Sr. Margaret says, Probably the most touching aspect of

receiving this award was seeing just how many people are
dedicated to the mission of Central Catholic: faculty, staff,
board members, donors, community partners. It really does
take a village and there is a wonderful supportive village
grown up around CCC.

Sr. Mary Antoinette Krejsa, SND, Teacher

Sr. Margaret continues, Historically, our mission of

education was to serve the underserved, to contribute our
efforts to those who could not afford an education. Today,
we describe our mission as education for transformation,
and CCC certainly has a transformative impact on students.
I heard some wonderful stories at the awards dinner from
teachers! Sr. Allison Marie and the Sisters who work at CCC
really identify with the mission of CCC, and the province as
a whole supports their ministry proudly.

We are thrilled to be a part of this vibrant school and

community. I am impressed with the creativity and
resourcefulness of everyone who comes together to support
Central Catholic. Unlimited resources are never enough to
make a good school. Talented and dedicated people willing to
extend themselves for students are what make Central such
an outstanding school, describes Sr. Margaret.

Sr. Allison Marie Gusdanovic, SND, Principal

Sr. Karen Dolovacky, SND, Teacher
Sr. M. Josephe Fernandez, SND, Guidance

Sr. Kelley Rush, SND, Intervention Specialist

Sr. Mary Seton Schlather, SND, Teacher
These women represent the largest group of Sisters of Notre
Dame serving at one particular school in northeast Ohio.

Leo Hyland, President of Cleveland Central Catholic,

reflects, In addition to the time and energy the Sisters
of Notre Dame have given to CCC, it is also important to
consider the effect their charism has on our culture here.
Truly, CCC takes our students as we find them, and raises
them through faith formation, academic rigor and service
to others. In this time-tested way, our students rise to their
potential thanks to the blessings of good teachers and the
sense of community that comes from a traditional Catholic
education. Classic SND approach!

Talented and dedicated people

willing to extend themselves for
students are what make Central
such an outstanding school.
- Sr. Margaret Gorman, SND

Hyland continues, The Sisters of Notre Dame continue

to bless CCC with financial support. Most years, they
provide our families with Julie grants annual scholarships
in honor of St. Julie Billiart. CCC needs this funding
desperately, as do our families. So, thanks in large part
to the dedication and commitment of the Sisters of Notre
Dame, CCC has a bright future.

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How Can I Help CCCHS?

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As Cleveland Central Catholic celebrates its 45th anniversary,

Peca reflects on what differentiates this high school from
others in the region. The mission of Cleveland Central Catholic
remains the same since it opened. The faces have changed,
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constant: Give inner-city students a Catholic education and
a chance that they otherwise would not have, Peca states
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Serving on the Central Catholic board was a no-brainer for the
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11th Annual
Calcutta Auction
March 19, 2014

The Calcutta Auction is Cleveland Central

Catholics signature fundraising event- our
own March Madness. An annual event
featuring a silent auction, raffles, dinner
and live auction. The 11th Annual Calcutta
Auction ushered in a new era. Simplified
raffles, more exclusive silent auction items
and record attendance helped propel the event
to the largest net income in the event history.
All proceeds directly benefit students through
tuition assistance programs, which are utilized
by 100% of our student population.
Box Score:
Event Chair: John Simon 72
Gross Income: $138,118
Corporate Sponsorships: $40,500

CleanUp
+Clams

Net Proceeds: $97,305

October 16, 2013

Attendance: 310

A cold wet day didnt stop the

Central Catholic Family from
coming out to do good in the
community. An extension of the
community service requirements in
the academic area, CleanUp+Clams
brings students, alumni, parents and faculty into the
community for a morning of service followed by a
Clambake reception. Projects ranged from general clean
up to painting, landscaping or specific improvements to
areas of the Slavic Village neighborhood we call home.
All proceeds from the event benefit our students through
tuition assistance programs.

Thank you to all our donors who

have supported Cleveland Central
Catholic so generously in the 2013-14
school year. If you are looking for
other ways to support Central Catholic
and its mission, Giving Strategies
(shown left) provides suggestions
for you and your family to consider.
Please contact the Advancement
Office at (216) 641-2034 or
disalvatorepat@centralcatholichs.org
and a copy will be sent in hard copy
or pdf. Please consider how you
can help Central Catholic continue
to help our underserved youth both
today and for generations to come.
Giving
May God bless your generosity.
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Volunteers: 100
Sponsorships: $35,500
Gross Income: $36,685
Net Revenue: $24,015

Alumni Events
ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME
INDUCTION CEREMONY
APRIL 27, 2014
By vote of their peers the following were
inducted for the 2013-2014 school year:
Hugh Barrett, Our Lady of Lourdes 1953 Basketball
Buddy Ward, St. Stans 1953 Football
Paul Siedlecki, St. John Cantius 1962 Baseball
Rich Nowak, St. Stans 1963 Football,
1968-2014 Football Coach
Stanley (Scott) Sikorski, St. John Cantius 1965 Basketball,
Football, Baseball
Lenny Szymczak, St. John Cantius 1966 Football,
Basketball, Track
Joel Solomon, Our Lady of Lourdes 1968 Football,
CCC Coach
Bernie Sokolowski, CCC 1973 Football, Baseball
Jim Serluco, CCC 1978-93 Basketball,
Cross-Country Coach
Tony Philpott, CCC 1979 Football

The following events are held annually with the support

of the Office of Advancement to keep connected with
our alumni and their interest. All alumni and friends are
invited and welcome to attend.

WELCOME BACK DAY

AUGUST 31, 2013
Opening the stadium to alumni and our community to
kick-off the football season on the right foot.

GRAND REUNION
JUNE 21, 2014
Five Schools, One Heart: Celebrating the past, present and
future of Cleveland Central Catholic High School students.

ALUMNI GOLF OUTING

JUNE 14, 2014
Annual outing to bring together CCC alumni
and support tuition assistance for current students.

Rick Hairston, CCC 1980 Football, Track

Frank Caraballo, CCC 1981 Baseball, Basketball
Jeff Kostyack, CCC 1981 Football, Baseball, Basketball
Tim Morgan, CCC 1989 Basketball, Football
Ashley Piorkowski, CCC 2005 Volleyball, Fastpitch
Softball, Basketball

Cleveland Central Catholic High School

Office of Advancement
6550 Baxter Avenue | Cleveland, OH 44105
216.441.4700, ext. 231

www.centralcatholichs.org