Notre Dame College Prep 2021-2022 Annual Report 1

(PHOTO) Early in 2022, we put out a call for NDCP alumni to send in a photo and let us know where ND took them in life. The response was incredible and the “Because of ND” photo series campaign was born and became the theme for our spring appeal. The response from our alumni reaffirmed for us that there is no one kind of Don. Dons are engineers, contractors, teachers, doctors, marketers, surgeons, business owners, journeymen, authors, problem solvers, music makers and more. They are men who are dedicated to their profession, family, community and service. Every gift to our Annual Appeal (www.nddons.org/annualappeal) makes Notre Dame College Prep stronger and helps provide an opportunity for future Dons to receive the same outstanding, Holy Cross education.

Years of Giving 27 2021-22 Donations and Fundraising Breakdown 1 (PHOTO)

2 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Kevin Burke, Chair Partner, Burke Wise Morrissey Kaveny Mary Downing Smith, Vice-Chair National Account Director at Nuance Communications Patrick T. Burke ‘79, Treasurer CPA/Partner, Friedman & Huey Associates LLP Patrick McCaskey ‘67, Secretary Board Member and Vice President, Chicago Bears MEMBERS J. Emilio Abdala Futuri Media, Media Research Analyst A.J. Acierno '93, DDS Practicing dentist and CEO, DecisionOne Dental Partners Holly Bartecki Executive Vice President of Creative and Strategic Development, Jasculca Terman Strategic Communications Ed Brennan '95 Senior Vice President of Business Banking, Bank of America Joseph DiCiaula Senior Manager, US Special Account Management Unit, BMO Harris Bank Thomas D. Grusecki President & CEO, Northern Builders, Inc. Brother Kenneth Haders, C.S.C. Provincial Superior for the Brothers of Holy Cross Midwest Province Paul J. Krappman Paul Krappman & Associates, Inc., Founder, President Daniel Locallo ‘70 Arbitrator/Mediator, ADR; Engaged in private practice of law; Retired, Circuit Court Judge, Cook County Judith M. Matthews, MBA, CPA Chief Financial Officer, Interum Therapeutics PLC Todd Steffen ‘89 Vice President Supply Chain Consulting, Colliers International Constantine L. Trela '73 Sidley Austin LLP, Co Chair Supreme Court Appellate practice group, Chicago office Rev. Nate Wills, PhD, C.S.C. Faculty, Mary Ann Remick Leadership Program, Alliance for Catholic Education, University of Notre Dame ADVANCEMENT TEAM Shay Boyle President Mike Marrese ‘73 Sr. Director of Development Dick Allegretti ‘73 Director of Major Gifts Janice Lake Director of Communications Mary Beth Ficht Director of Alumni Relations Laura Dennis Manager of Special Events Peter Maniscalco ‘10 Creative Content & Social Media Associate Michelle Georgoulis Advancement Associate ALUMNI BOARD Paul Wallenberg ‘04 President Lee Poteracki ‘68 Secretary Patrick Boyle,’03 Aidan Butler ‘95 Deacon Jim Ernst ‘67 Nick Georgoulis ‘91 William Haben ‘07 Steve Jankowski ‘94 Phil LaPalermo ‘94 Keenan Long ‘05 Mike Marrese ‘73 Pat Staunton,’03 Brad W. Tokarz, ’98 Steve Viggiano ‘04 ABOUT NOTRE DAME COLLEGE PREP

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Notre Dame Family - As I reflect on the past two years, I want to thank our alumni and friends of Notre Dame for your unwavering support of Notre Dame and the Dons. When Notre Dame was in need of financial support during the pandemic, you answered the call in so many inspiring ways. Because of you, our enrollment has seen considerable growth as you were there to support families in need and stepped up to help prospective Dons who dreamed of attending NDCP. Notre Dame is the BIGGEST all-boys high school in the state of Illinois because of the generosity of so many that have invested in our Holy Cross mission to educate the hearts and the minds of our Dons. There is no looking back! Notre Dame was the leader during the pandemic and we will continue to offer young men the best possible education and high school experience in Chicagoland. It is what we do BEST! Because of you, Notre Dame set school fundraising records during the pandemic despite not being able to gather in person. Your financial support helped us to update our beautiful 28-acre campus with many campus improvements, to provide needed services and opportunities for our students, and to ensure we retained the best faculty and staff in the country. The best possible investment that you can make is in the education of a young man at Notre Dame College Prep . Because of you, Notre Dame is in a strong financial position. The momentum and pride that is evident on our campus each day is something we should all be proud of. The last two years were filled with challenges, but it brought our Notre Dame Family closer together. So many alumni reached out to ask me how they could help their alma mater, and for this I and our school will forever be grateful. This is the time to come back and visit campus and support our events, programs, and teams. Because of you, the future is so bright for Notre Dame College Prep! We are blessed and grateful for your trust, passion, and support! Campus Happenings - Summer of 2022 There are busy summers and then there is the Summer of 2022! There was a lot of work and activity everywhere across our beautiful campus. I am beyond excited to share with you this BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: NOTRE DAME COLLEGE PREP’S CLASSROOMS ARE NOW COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED! The HVAC Initiative was a major investment to improve ventilation and temperature control in our classrooms! I am grateful to our school leadership, business office, maintenance team, and the contractors who worked tirelessly all summer. This will prove to be one of the best investments ever made on our campus. We have also put significant effort into improving the aesthetics in our hallways with a major painting of all of our lockers and the area above. All security cameras have been upgraded and several more have been installed to improve campus safety. The “Don Dome” and weight room have received upgrades and improvements. You will notice a fleet of new NDCP buses driving all over Chicagoland and new parking lot NDCP banners installed on our light poles. We have also constructed a new eSports room for our team that now competes in IHSA tournaments. That makes 17 sports! In addition, our campus saw a record number of summer campers in our sports camps and in our Camp Invention STEM Camp while we hosted many other summer classes for our current Dons. Notre Dame was definitely the place to be all summer for prospective students. We begin this school year with much excitement and we have much HOPE to bring to all that we will experience this year. Thank you for your continued support this year and I hope to see you back on campus and at many school events this year! Please make plans to celebrate the Spirit of Notre Dame Gala with us on Saturday, March 18, 2023!! In Notre Dame, Shay Boyle President, Notre Dame College Prep 3

“The Class of ‘22 was asked to help strengthen and carry on the brotherhood and tradition of Notre Dame College Prep in the face of great challenges. Future classes may not know how important this group was in holding it all together ... ” - Principal Tully ACADEMIC NOTES FROM PRINCIPAL TULLY 4 By Daniel Tully ‘94 The Class of ‘22 experienced four years at Notre Dame College Prep unlike any other. Interrupted by the COVID19 pandemic during their sophomore year, the members of the Class of ‘22 persevered to complete their Notre Dame College Prep education in stellar fashion. Through hybrid learning, eating lunch outdoors, one-direction hallways, going without lockers, and seeing their sports seasons turned upside down, the Class of ‘22 joins the ranks of thousands of Notre Dame alumni before them having completed their high school education in a way that compares to no others. Members of the Class of ‘22 are headed off to Marquette University, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, University of Dayton, and Illinois State University in large numbers. At least seven of our grads will enter military service. Overall, members of the Class of ‘22 are headed to 63 different institutions of higher learning and others will enter trade schools and apprenticeship programs. They received offers of over $13 million dollars in scholarships from the schools to which they applied. And as much as the academic achievements of this group were highlights, so too was their spirit. The Class of ‘22 was asked to help strengthen and carry on the brotherhood and tradition of Notre Dame College Prep in the face of great challenges. Future classes may not know how important this group was in holding it all together, but we are grateful for their courage and tenacity. Over the last two years, Notre Dame staff and teachers pivoted to provide creative opportunities for their students, innovative uses of technology, and important personal connections. Notre Dame endeavored over the last two years to provide as many student offerings as possible with unique “community day” offerings, service opportunities, and continued connections for clubs and activities. The strength and compassion shown by the Notre Dame staff to provide a safe and rigorous learning environment in the face of the challenges of the pandemic were critical to our success. And in the end, our belief in the importance of studentadult relationships was reinforced. We are grateful that our students had opportunities to learn and grow each day. And now we look forward to meeting the Class of ‘27. They entered our doors just a few weeks ago, filling the shoes of the Dons who have gone before them. They will bring their own talents, gifts, and ideas. They will build off current Notre Dame College Prep traditions and establish their own. We will continue to focus on the mental health of all students and the social development needs of students who were so significantly impacted by the pandemic. But after more than two years of health challenges, redesigned school scenarios, and countless obstacles, we will educate the minds and hearts of our students better than anyone else. We will rebouND.

“Notre Dame has faced the rigors of Covid, we have surpassed our goals for enrollment, and experienced an excellent response to our fundraising efforts. These are the marks of a school on the rise. Our strength remains the character of our graduates and the Alumni.” - Kevin Burke, Board Chair

LETTER FROM BOARD CHAIR 7 As a member of the Board of Directors for NDCP, we see the school from a variety of perspectives. We speak with the faculty, we listen to the concerns of the administration and we watch carefully the student body. Our primary objective is to provide a Catholic education, based on the traditions of the Holy Cross. An education that allows students to choose their own path after graduation. Our goals can be measured in many ways. These would include enrollment, financial stability, academic success of our students, response to adversity and commitment to our students and families. One measure of our strength is seen each year. Every year during graduation week, I am reminded of our success. We begin with the Baccalaureate Mass. Each year, the students and their parents enter with a bounce in their step and a smile on their faces. At the start of Mass, the parents are invited to aid the seniors in wearing their graduation robes. Many parents have shed a few tears at this simple but symbolic step. Our Mass demonstrates our commitment to our faith and its central role in the education of our seniors. On the day of graduation, I arrive early to watch as the families arrive and walk from their cars past the Grotto and to the school. In this way, I can feel the joy and excitement of the family members as the center of our community. I also watch as the seniors greet each other. Their greetings, and the look on their faces, show a growing appreciation of their friendships and brotherhood. These are seniors who have lived and benefited from the Don experience. In my role as President of the Board, I , with Mr. Tully and Mr. Boyle, have the honor of distributing the diplomas and congratulating each senior. This past year, we enjoyed a beautiful day of sunshine, and a full house. Although many schools had this experience, our graduation was different and unique. First, the alumni fathers of the graduating seniors accompany them to the stage, and give their sons their diploma. This tradition shows us the loyalty of so many to Notre Dame College Prep. Second, each year one to three graduating students are Burke scholars. Their acceptance by the student body and our community teaches us that tolerance, acceptance and spirit are alive in these hallways. Notre Dame has faced the rigors of Covid, we have surpassed our goals for enrollment, and experienced an excellent response to our fundraising efforts. These are the marks of a school on the rise. Our strength remains the character of our graduates and the Alumni. Our seniors will take the Notre Dame experience with them in whatever course they choose in life. They have received an outstanding Catholic education which will prepare them to make sound choices, guided by a true moral compass, to value the differences between all of us, and to treasure the friendships made at Notre Dame. We can hope for no more. KEVIN BURKE BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHAIR

INDIVIDUAL & SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS 8

2021-2022 SEASONS COLLEGE SIGNINGS CLASS OF 2022 9 BASEBALL Christopher Bieniek Benedictine University Luke Burgos University of Dubuque Jack Chipman Asbury University Hank Friedrich Benedictine University Max McGovern Oakton Community College Michael O’Conor University of Illinois, Springfield BASKETBALL Anthony McGhee Don Bosco Prep FOOTBALL Emmanuel Amisu College of DuPage Dylan DesEnfants Carthage College Adam Gallagher Augustana College Joseph Jummati III St. Ambrose University Conor O’Boyle Augustana College Michael Pantazis Illinois Wesleyan University Colin Randazzo University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh Thomas Shipman Dayton University GOLF Sam Scully Coe College LACROSSE Alec Jankowski Marian University Andrew Wojcik Franciscan University SOCCER Andres Abdala Carroll College Andres Barrezueta Rockhurst University Cesar Lopez Coe College

COMMENCEMENT ANDREW COATH ‘22 Excerpt from Valedictory address “No man is truly self-made, and the success each of us has experienced would not be possible without the network of support gathered around us this morning. Class of ‘22, we’ve had quite the unique high school experience. Not many other graduating classes can say they survived a global pandemic, so we’ve got that going for us. Those of you who were on my NDSL team might remember me saying “a smooth sea never made a skilled sailor” after we got blown out for the second or third game in a row. Now I wish I could take credit for that quote and say it directly pertains to the struggles of my NDSL team, but it actually comes from Franklin D. Roosevelt in context of World War II and the Great Depression. I guess FDR’s situation might’ve been a bit more dire than my NDSL team’s. Regardless, though, the quote does have a broader applicability, especially in regards to everything we have been through together. As a class, we have faced immense challenges throughout our high school experiences: COVID, remote learning, tough courses, late nights, and countless others. But if high school were easy, if high school didn’t have any challenges at all and we were all able to just effortlessly coast through these past four years, we would have gained nothing from our time here at Notre Dame. Having been through every crazy challenge together as ANDREW COATH ‘22 2022 Valedictorian University of Notre Dame 10

CLASS OF 2022 Scan the QR code with your phone camera to watch the 2022 Graduation highlights video! a class, we are all ready for whatever twists life throws us in the future. The obstacles we have faced throughout these past four years have only made us stronger, and this will make itself evident in the future. The word valedictorian is derived from a Latin word meaning “to say goodbye”—to those of you who look surprised, no, it doesn’t mean ‘biggest nerd award.’ After receiving our diplomas, we will all be going our separate ways, whether that be to college, the military, or the workforce. While it might be time to say goodbye to Notre Dame, to moshing in the football bleachers at the end of the National Anthem, to playing overly competitive spikeball in the courtyard, to screaming out the lyrics of Jingle Bells in the gym during the Christmas band concert, and to buying way too many bosco sticks and cookies in the cafe, it’s also time to say hello to the next chapters of our lives. If anyone here has hosted any tours or worked any of the open houses, you’ve probably heard Mr. Smith or Mr. Boyle say that Notre Dame isn’t just four years, it’s a lifetime. The connections and memories that we have made here at ND aren’t going anywhere after we receive our diplomas; they’re here to stay. So as we face whatever comes next in our lives, let’s remember to maintain the special relationships we’ve formed as the Class of 2022. During our time together here at Notre Dame, we’ve learned quite a lot in the classroom. Mr. Brokenshire taught us that bees initially came from Europe, Mr. Aug taught us that Speed 2 is an awful movie, Mr. Uhll taught us that Jesus is always the right answer, although that didn’t quite work on the ACT. Mr. Feeley taught us the chain rule using the shell and chocolate method, and Prof. Longano taught us some interesting words in Italian that I don’t think I can repeat up here. Above everything else, though, we were taught how to be Dons—how to be men of faith, scholarship, and service. And this is something that we should carry with us throughout the rest of our lives. In a few short months we’ll all be moving our separate ways, but it is important that we remember how to be Gentlemen of Mary, because that will take us far in life, and that is arguably more important than anything else we’ve learned here at Notre Dame. Finally, I’d like to thank all of my classmates gathered here this morning. Later on, what we remember from our high school years will not be how to solve a geometric proof or how to annotate a Shakespearan sonnet. Instead, we’ll remember the times we spent with each other both inside and outside of school. The guys that make it up are what really set Notre Dame apart from other high schools, and none of us would be the men we are today without each other. You have all made high school an unforgettable experience for me and for each other, and I am happy to be able to call you my brothers. As a final thought going forward, I’d like to leave you with a quote from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr: “Take the first step in faith. You don’t have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.” What lies ahead of us remains uncertain, but what’s important is that we continue moving forward. Notre Dame has thoroughly set up everyone here for a bright future, so there is no need for any hesitancy in taking the next step in our lives, no matter how daunting it may seem. With that being said, let’s go graduate! Thank you. “No man is truly self-made, and the success each of us has experienced would not be possible without the network of support gathered around us this morning.” 11

FACULTY & ALUMNI AWARDS Rev. Joseph C. Stroot, CSC was a highly regarded Notre Dame College Prep educator from 1955 until his death in 1995. The Rev. Joseph C. Stroot Memorial Award for Distinguished Service is presented by the Notre Dame College Prep Alumni Association to both a member of the Notre Dame College Prep faculty/staff and an alumnus who models Fr. Stroot’s life of leadership, service, loyalty and dedication to the traditions and mission of Notre Dame College Prep. FRANCES PELRINE 2022 Recipient Rev. James d’Autremont, CSC, Award MIKE SMITH ‘07 2022 Recipient Fr. Joseph Stroot, CSC Memorial Award for Distinguished Service Named after the first principal of Notre Dame College Prep, Rev. James d’Autremont, CSC, this award is given annually to a faculty or staff member who “best exemplifies Father D’Autremont’s qualities of wisdom, strength, gentleness, and selfless service, a model for the Dons of Notre Dame. 12

A MESSAGE FROM PRINCIPAL TULLY IN MEMORIAM Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May their souls, and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Notre Dame, pray for us. Amen. 13 Raymond V. Agnew ‘18 Thomas A. Baima ‘71 Leonard P. Belcore ‘62 Richard F. Blake ‘62 Ryan Bolger ‘11 David L. Bottom ‘76 Robert J. Breckler ‘77 Robert J. Cole ‘62 Norbert A. Daleiden ‘60 Elio Di Maio ‘09 Charles Diprima ‘70 Daniel C. Fleming ‘76 Philip P. Hadamik ‘66 Michael J. Haley ‘60 John H. Harold ‘61 Donald G. Harrer ‘64 Jean Hart George Herman Bryant A. Johnson ‘78 Richard Kasper ‘61 John J. Keane James F. Kraft ‘77 John J. Lochner ‘60 Anne F. Marrazzo Edward J. Marsh ‘64 Thomas J. Maxwell ‘80 Nelson J. McMahon ‘61 James Meyer John B. Mullin ‘65 Patrick K. Murray ‘59 Stephen R. Norton ‘63 Erin P. O’Connor Adrian M. Oleck ‘66 Michael J. O’Shea ‘67 Linus J. Portman ‘60 Paul E. Roncone ‘71 Donald Schulz ‘59 Richard R. Schulz ‘59 George Skinner ‘70 Steven Stasinos ‘07 Vito A. Straziota ‘80 Wayne T. Szatkowski ‘67 Calvin J. Tanko ‘59 Nicholas Van Atta ‘15 Erich J. Weidner ‘61 Let us remember and pray for the following alumni and former faculty and staff who have passed away this past year.

ALUMNI NEWS In the summer of 2021, Leo Milano ‘10 and fellow classmates filmed a movie, “The Crusades,” on the NDCP campus. Leo wrote, produced and directed the movie. He teamed up with classmates and co-writers Jack Hussar ‘10 and Shaun Early ‘10; and sound mixer Jacob Brown ‘14. The dramatic comedy stars up-and-coming actors, Rudy Pankow of “Outer Banks” and Khalil Everage of “Cobra Kai.” Some current Dons and recent graduates will also make their film debuts as extras in the movie. Congratulations to Trent Wilfinger ‘00 on his new position as the Senior Vice President of Talent ID & Development with WWE. Joe Marrese ‘02 is a successful stand-up comedian currently living in Los Angeles. He performs at The Comedy Store and hosts a YouTube podcast titled “Joe Code.” Louis Lesmond ‘21, currently a freshman on the Harvard men’s basketball team, earned a silver medal with France last July while competing at the 2021 FIBA U19 Basketball World Cup in Latvia. Joe Garrity ‘69 was appointed to Executive Council of the Sports and Entertainment Law Section of the Colorado Bar Association. Mike Hinrichs ‘99 was named Illinois Coaches Association’s Coach of the Year in 2021. Mike coaches girls softball at Whitney Young High School in Chicago. Peter Maniscalco ‘10 works on the Communications team at Notre Dame College Prep while also serving as Assistant Athletic Director. He also serves as the Head Coach for the NDCP Varsity Volleyball team. Mike Carey ‘87 wrote and stars in the film “Manson Brothers: Midnight Zombie Massacre.” The movie premiered at the Music Box Theater. Mike and fellow Chicagoan, Chris Margetis cowrote and star in it. Also acting in the film are Randy Couture, Adrian Pasdar and D. B. Sweeney. John Happ ‘75 published a book titled ‘The Navigation Case’ that details never before recorded Pacific War operations such as the Mandang Fake and General MacArthur’s Triple Play – followed by an overwhelming natural disaster called Black Sunday by the men who survived. John ‘Don’ O’Shea ‘59 was featured on the Quad Cities/ Dubuque WVIK radio podcast about his book “Memories of the Great Depression - A Time Forgotten.” Constantine ‘Aki’ Kanakis ‘05, MD, MSc, MLS (ASCAP) is a pathologist at Loyola University Hospital. He has received national recognition in his field. Among the honors: 2022 Leadership Development Award from the College of American Pathologists, 2017 ASCP Top Forty Under Forty honoree, inclusion on the 2020 Pathologist Power List and the Humanism and Excellence in Teaching Award from the Arnold P. Gold Foundation. Thomas Loarie ‘64 is a co-host of “The Mentors” radio show which airs Saturdays on Salem’s KTRB (860 AM) in northern California and on the iHeart Radio Network worldwide. You can listen to his podcasts at www.thementorsradio.com. Greg Plecki ‘69 was elected as President of the Midland Authors, a prestgious group of five hundred professional authors residing in the Midwest. Congratulations to Jim Les ‘81 for achieving his 300th career win last fall. Jim is the Head Men’s Basketball Coach at University of California-Davis. 14

ALUMNI NEWS 15 Last fall, Barry Butler ‘81 — accomplished Chicago photographer — spoke to an NDCP photography class about his passion for photography and the life lessons it has taught him. Barry presented a slideshow of his work and had a Q & A with students explaining how he captures his well-known images. Ki Beom ‘Gabe’ Kim ‘17 visited NDCP in November 2021 to talk to the students in the Aviation Club. Gabe is a student at Southern Illinois University’s Management and Aviation Flight School and is now flying planes. He spoke to the Club about his experience at SIU and the steps he is taking to become a commercial pilot. Jeff Bahr, MD ‘90 is Chief Medical Group Officer and President of the Advocate Aurora Medical Group at Advocate Aurora Health, headquartered in Downers Grove, IL and Milwaukee, WI. Congratulations to Joe Zanca ‘17 who was named recipient of the “Hank Critchfield Award” NCAC Defensive Player of the Year! Congratulations to Bill Behrns ‘90 who was recently named the U.S. Basketball Writers Association’s Katha Quinn Award winner for 2022. He was presented with the award at the 2022 Final Four in New Orleans. Congratulations to Matthias Trizna ‘10 who was promoted from Director of Development to Vice President of Development for the Midwest and Ohio Valley regions for the national real estate development and investment firm, CRG. Ethan Cepuran, son of Carl Cepuran ‘79, won the Bronze Medal in Men’s Long Track Team Speed Skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. Connor Fallon ‘14 and Timmy McDonough ‘20 are making a name for themselves in the world of skiing. In January, Tim and Connor were chosen to participate in the 2022 Chicago Park District Special Olympics Ski Team. They competed in the SkyHawks Invitational in Snoqualmie Pass, Washington. Separately, Tim has won two gold medals in the Special Olympics Powerlifting competition which qualified him to participate at the state level. Tom Huening ‘59 announced the release of a new biography of a dearly loved San Francisco Bay-area progressive Christian—John Kelly. Post Hill Press released The Quintessential Good Samaritan, The Authorized Biography of John Joseph Kelly on February 1, 2022. Congratulations to Lewis University basketball player Anthony Sayles ‘21 who earned All-Great Lakes Valley Conference honors as a freshman. Congratulations to state champion wrestler Mike Rosengrant ‘94 and three-sport letterman and MVP Brian Brosnan ‘01 who were recently inducted into the ESCC Hall of Fame. Congrats to Lucas Geiger ‘20 who last fall became Coe College’s first men’s all-conference golfer since the 2017 season. Tony Venetico ‘97 is a Chicagoland close-up magician who performs professionally for events. In addition, he finds great joy in working with Open Heart Magic to provide bedside magic for children in the hospital. As he shared on his Facebook page: “I have the pleasure to do children’s hospital bedside magic with Open Heart Magic. Tonight I got to see six different kids and do magic with them as they lay in their hospital bed - smiling under their mask and giggling, being able to forget for just a few minutes they have tubes and machines connected to them ... If you are able, find an organization to volunteer and give back to your community. You’ll be rewarded more than the people you’re helping, I promise!” Share your news with Mary Beth Ficht, Director of Alumni Relations, at [email protected] for inclusion in an upcoming newsletter or social media post!

A MESSAGE FROM PRINCIPAL TULLY Pete was a member of ND’s 1966 undefeated championship football team before moving on to play for the University of Michigan and later the Detroit Lions in the NFL. In his next chapter, he moved back to Chicago, married the love of his life, raised a family and enjoyed a successful 31-year career with Smith Barney before retiring in 2003.

2022 SPIRIT OF NOTRE DAME AWARD The 2022 Spirit of Notre Dame Award Winner Pete Newell ‘67 attended the Spirit Gala with Nancy, his loving wife of 45 years, along with sons Peter Jr, Kevin and Brian and their wives. 17 PETER NEWELL ‘67 Our 2022 Spirit Gala was a night to remember. The gratitude among the sold-out crowd was palpable as we all relished the opportunity to gather together again for this very special event. This year, we were honored to present Peter J. Newell ‘67 with the 2022 Spirit of Notre Dame Award . Pete is a member of both the Notre Dame College Prep Hall of Honor and Wall of Fame for his outstanding contributions to ND Athletics as a Don and, later, for his incredible service and support as an alumnus. And that is just the tip of the iceberg as far as his devotion to Notre Dame College Prep. Pete is one of the humble heroes who stepped up and fought to protect and preserve NDCP by forging a new path forward when the priests of the Congregation of Holy Cross decided to withdraw their sponsorship from the school . In 2005, early in his retirement years, Pete joined the Advisory Board for NDCP and the rest is history. Driven by his love of Notre Dame and well-equipped with a savvy business sense, Pete was instrumental in implementing the school’s Strategic Plan and served on the school’s first governance Board where he held various positions including Chair of the Board. His unwavering support for the school took on new meaning when Pete accepted the role of the school’s interim President in 2014, thus ensuring that NDCP would continue to thrive and move forward. We all owe Pete and the others a debt of gratitude for stepping in and up for Notre Dame College Prep at a time when every decision was crucial to our future. The success we enjoy today began, in many ways, with the vision and direction of Pete Newell. Scan the QR code with your phone camera to watch the tribute video in honor of Pete.

SCHOLARSHIPS 18 Albert A. and John C. Hoffman, SJ Scholarship Andrew Berghoff Scholarship Bill Casey Memorial Scholarship Brian Joseph Barry Memorial Fund Brian Murray ‘03 Scholarship Christopher and Mary Swift ‘79 Scholarship Class of 1959 Scholarship Class of 1960 Scholarship Class of 1965 Scholarship John and Kathy Clausen ‘68 Scholarship Coach Joe Yonto Scholarship Connie Trela ‘73 Scholarship Daniel Murphy Scholarship Foundation David and Benette Pauluzzi ‘79 Scholarship David Callero ‘75 Memorial Scholarship DiMaria Family Scholarship Bob and Terri DiMeo ‘80 Scholarship DiTommasso Family Scholarship Donald W. Banas ‘70 and Noreen N. Nishie Scholarship Flood Brothers Scholarship Fran and Loretta O’Malley Scholarship Frank and Ann Frisch ‘59 Scholarship Irish Fellowship Educational Grant Jack Burke Memorial Scholarship Jack and Margie Murray ‘61 Scholarship Joe Mugnolo and John Klasky Scholarship John and Marguerite Zei ‘62 Scholarship John Durkin ‘74 Scholarship Kevin McCann ‘99 Memorial Scholarship Larry and Teri Amidei ‘68 and Coach Fran Willett and Tony Kozole Scholarship Larry Weldon ‘04 Scholarship Louis DeMeo ‘84 Scholarship Marge and Gene Faut ‘59 Scholarship McLoraine Family Educational Trust Michael Gutsell ‘97 Memorial Scholarship Michael O’Hara ‘96 Memorial Scholarship Mildred McHugh Scholarship Multicultural Scholarship Polish Heritage Scholarship Stephen J. Puisis Memorial Scholarship Ralph Elwart Scholarship Ray Gorzynski ‘60 Scholarship Rev. James d’Autremont, C.S.C. Scholarship Rev. John Corcoran, C.S.C. Scholarship Rev. Richard Conyers, C.S.C. Scholarship Rev. Stroot - Stein Family Scholarship Fund Rev. William Brinker, C.S.C. Scholarship Richard Arthur and Margaret W. Barrett Scholarship Ryan Burke ‘13 Scholarship Susan Culkin Memorial Scholarship Taylor Eshoo Memorial Scholarship The (RJO) Reunion Jazz Orchestra Scholarship in Honor of Father George Wiskirchen and Mr. Donald Tolosko The (RJO) Reunion Jazz Orchestra Scholarship in Honor of John Paluch ‘78 and Nick Talarico ‘67 The Acierno Family Scholarship The Chuck Ritten Scholarship The Dons of Service Scholarship The Esper/LiPera Family Scholarship The Florence and Johanna Scholarship The Frisch Military Scholarship The John P. and Margaret M. Loftus Scholarship The Kasper/Laske Scholarship The Lynch-Sullivan Scholarship The Maurer Brothers Scholarship The Raiders/Dons Scholarship The Tim B. Hester, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Thomas Walton ‘59 Scholarship Tim McAuliff ‘65 Scholarship Tim McCaskey Scholarship Tom and Margaret Koziol ‘73 Scholarship Weber Alumni Scholarship SCHOLARSHIPS Notre Dame College Prep has a long history of providing our students with assistance through a robust Scholarship Program. Each year, dedicated alumni, friends and family of Notre Dame generously provide funding for our scholarships. If you wish to make a contribution towards one of the existing Named or Family Scholarships or begin your own scholarship, please contact Dick Allegretti ’73 at 847-779-8643 or [email protected].

19 ‘59, ‘60 and ‘65 Lead the Way in Creating Legacy Class Scholarships We are thrilled that the Class of ‘59, ‘60 and ‘65 have recently created their own Legacy Class Scholarships which are endowed. Legacy scholarships provide many benefits for the NDCP community. Primarily, they create a secure source of financial assistance revenue that will impact hundreds of Dons. They also provide an opportunity for NDCP classes to unite; sending a powerful message about the Notre Dame College Prep Brotherhood. We deeply appreciate the hard work and time of our Legacy Class Scholarship cochairs who graciously devoted their passion and energy to achieving their class endowed scholarship goalsz: Chuck Keenley ‘59 and Gene Faut ‘59, Frank Corrado ‘60 and Ken Rusk ‘60; and Mike Brennan ‘65 and Jim DiStasio ‘65. To learn how your class can build a Legacy Class Scholarship, contact Dick Allegretti, Director of Major Gifts, at [email protected] or Mary Beth Ficht, Director of Alumni Relations, at [email protected]. LEGACY CLASS SCHOLARSHIPS

SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT DONORS BUSINESS SPONSORS Acierno Dental Aldridge Electric Inc. Althoff Industries American Graphics & Signs Arcon Associates, Inc Bear Family Restaurants Bishop Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, Inc. Brothers of Holy Cross BSN Sports Cassidy Tire & Service Catholic Order of Foresters Chas Heating & Cooling Chicago Barbell Compound Cobra Concrete Colliers Core Mechanical Country House Courtesy Electric Cross Fit Park Ridge Culver’s D’Agostino’s Daprato Rigali Studios Digital Primates Edgebrook Ace Hardware Flood Brothers George La Corte Law Office Georgia Nut Co. Hayes Mechanical Higher Purpose Gifts HK Facilities Services Holton Brothers Illinois Bone and Joint Institute JP Graziano’s Kappy’s Lou Malnati’s Madden Glass Inc. The McGovern Group/Remax Meyer Family Medicine Associates, LLC Northern Buliders Inc. Norwood Consulting Perricone Brothers Raising Canes RB Enterprises The Piggery The Thomas and Tina Grusecki Foundation Trattoria DOC Van Dyk Mortgage WestPoint Capital Wintrust Community Banks 1 AJ & Christine Acierno ‘93 Anonymous Tony & Kelly Bontempo ‘02 Ed & Wendy Brennan ‘95 Rev. Bill Brinker Kevin & Elaine Burke Pat & Peggy Burke ‘79 Class of 1959 Class of 1960 Class of 1965 Bob & Terri Di Meo ‘80 Joseph & Lenette DiCiaula John & Bonnie Durkin ‘74 Gene & Marge Faut ‘59 Jim & Karen Full ‘71 James Gillespie ‘60 Tim & Mary Gilmore ‘74 Tom & Margaret Koziol ‘73 Bill Kusack ‘67 The Les Family Kristen Sullivan Lynch ‘91 Bob and Linda Manning ‘60 Patrick & Gretchen McCaskey ‘67 Ken & Sheri Meyers ‘72 Jack & Margie Murray ‘61 Bill & Pamela O’Connor ‘70 William O’Hara ‘97 Chuck Ritten Bill & Bobbi Rogers ‘‘59 John G. Searle Family Trust Paul Stahlberg ‘81 Chris & Mary Swift ‘79 Tom Theis ‘66 & Mary Anne Himmes Constantine & Jean Trela ‘73 Tom Walton ‘59 John Zei ‘62 To become a business sponsor, contact Mike Marrese ‘73, Sr. Director of Development, at [email protected]. If you wish to become a Benefactor towards the Scholarship Endowment Program or want more information, please contact Dick Allegretti ‘73 at 847-779-8643 or [email protected]. 20

Winkler Mr. and Mrs. John J. Zei ‘62 THANK YOU! We are honored to have the commitment and partnership of the below listed donors who have given in excess of $100,000 cumulatively to Notre Dame College Prep. These donors are the backbone of our philanthropic community and we are deeply appreciative for their extraordinary generosity. † Denotes deceased * Denotes new to the list in past two fiscal years 21

DONOR SPOTLIGHT 22 What were the contributing factors that brought you to NDCP as a student? I was raised in Niles and went to St John Brebeuf. Although my two older brothers went to Maine East, I was always going to ND. As a 7 th and 8 th grader, my friends and I went to most of the home football and basketball games. A great number of my classmates, including all of my close friends, ended up choosing ND. What has motivated you to support NDCP over the years? I have always been hardworking and financially successful. My parents and upbringing – including ND – played a major role in that. I took a bookkeeping class at ND. While taking this class, I knew I wanted to be an accountant. As a retired CPA, a major part of my life happened because of that class. I don’t have kids of my own but every year I proudly stand and contribute for scholarships at the Spirit Gala. What are your expectations for NDCP in the next 5-10 years? My expectations for NDCP are very high. As a member of the Finance Committee, I am impressed by the dedication of all the people affiliated with the school (teachers, leadership and staff). My wife and I are also impressed with every Don we meet. My wife can tell if the student is a Don by the way they present themselves – courteous and looks at you while talking to you. It is easy to have high expectations when NDCP seems to be doing everything right! What were the contributing factors that brought you to NDCP as a student? When I was a student at St. Juliana, my father made it clear that the only choice for high school would be a Catholic school. When I told my dad I wanted to go to Notre Dame with my friends, he said he really wanted me to go to St. Pat’s with the Christian Brothers. However, he saw Dons were getting a well-rounded, Catholic- based education and the students were being taught to take responsibility for themselves and take on the leadership of others. What has motivated you over the years to support NDCP? Quite a few years after graduation, former NDCP faculty member Tony Kozole invited me to attend an ND basketball game and tour the school. It reopened my eyes to all NDCP had done for me and gave me a desire to give back so others could get the experience. This was not only financial, but also led to involvement in Lifetime Learning and serving on the Alumni Board and Catholic Identity Committee. Seeing the growth of the boys into true Dons, Gentlemen of Mary, has continued my drive to be involved and be a donor. What are your expectations for NDCP in the next 5-10 years? I see Catholic education as being essential to the greater success of gaining back a peaceful, respectful world. I believe, with the help of many, we can produce many more Dons who can continue the legacy of Faith, Scholarship, and Service and be leadership examples for all the world to see. Dons, Gentlemen of Mary, is what the world needs. Tom Theis ‘66 Lifetime Benefactor Jim Ernst ‘67 Lifetime Benefactor

DONOR SPOTLIGHT 25 23 My family and I are forever grateful for what Notre Dame has provided all of us. My brother, my nephew, my son, and myself were all able to benefit from this great institution, because of the many people that have given back to the school. The Notre Dame difference is supplemented financially by so many generous donors year after year and those individuals are directly responsible for the success of the many that have left these halls. I never thought donating back and setting up a planned gift was a choice I had, but rather an obligation to not forget what the many others did before me. We are just a small part of trying to help the future generations of ND students and for that I am also grateful. I set up my planned gift with Notre Dame because of gratitude - I am a big believer in saying thanks. My donations to NDCP over the years have been my way of saying thanks to the Holy Cross priests and selfless lay teachers who took a young boy from a blue collar family and taught him the skills necessary to go on to a higher education and ultimately a professional career. Simultaneously with the academic skills, the teachers at NDCP also instilled solid moral values and a Christian compass that have influenced me throughout my life.  We need schools like this to remain strong. I am in the “winter years” of my life now and I cannot think of a better place to give a substantial final gift. Noreen and I believed that an education is a critical component in achieving success in today’s world. Two quotes, one from my Mother and the other from my Aunt / Godmother, respectively, sums up our view of the importance of an education – “An education can never be taken away from you ” and “Sometimes all a person needs to succeed is a little help from a stranger.” Don Banas ‘70 Lifetime Benefactor Tom Walton ‘59 Lifetime Benefactor A.J. Acierno ‘93 Lifetime Benefactor

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years 25 years Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Murnighan Esq., ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Murphy CFP, ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Murray, Jr., ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Hilary J. Negele, ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Neihengen, ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Neihengen, ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Denis Nemmers, ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Newton, III, ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Noland, Jr., ‘60 Mr. John D. Norfray, ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. O’Brien, ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Ochab, ‘86 Mr. Kevin T. O’Connell, ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. William E. O’Connor, ‘70 Mr. Dennis P. O’Connor, ‘71 Mr. James B. O’Connor, ‘66 Mr. Patrick J. O’Connor, ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Odishoo, ‘61 Dr. Marshall S. Olech, ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. O’Malley, ‘83 Mr. John D. O’Shea, ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Berardino Parisi, ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Parrish, ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Pasko Dr. and Mrs. Miles L. Patterson PhD, ‘60 Mr. Rick R. Pellegrini, ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Pellino, Jr., ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Pendergast, ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Petitt, ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Phelan, ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Pink III, ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Piskorski, ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pittges, ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Plank, ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Polera, ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Pope, ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Andy S. Pope, ‘77 Dr. and Mrs. Gary A. Potempa DDS, ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Powers, ‘65 Mr. Larry E. Powers, ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Priola, ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Puszynski, ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Quirk, ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Rajani, ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Kirby F. Rassenfoss, ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Reese, ‘62 Dr. Robert R. Richardson MD, ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. James B. Riley, Jr., ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Riordan, ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Clement A. Risk, Jr., ‘75 Mr. John E. Roberts, Jr., ‘60 Mr. Roy Robinson, ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Root, ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Ross, ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Rowe, ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Rudnik Jr., ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. William M. Rudolphsen, ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Runtz, Jr., ‘60 Mr. Edward E. Russell EdD, ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Ryan, Jr., ‘59 Rev. Gregory S. Sakowicz, ‘71 Dr. and Mrs. Jose Santos, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. William J. Scanlon Ph. D., ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Schiltz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Schmidt, ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schmiege, ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Schrautemyer, Jr., ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Schroeder, ‘66 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Schroeder, ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Schumacher, ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Schuster, ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Scott, ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Serafini Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Sheehan, ‘65 Mr. Peter M. Shemroske, ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. J. Chris Sherwood, ‘65 Mr. William A. Shiel ‘68 Mr. William Sienkiewicz, ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Siepkowski, ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Simkins, Jr., ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Skonberg Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Smales, ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Southon, ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Sowa, ‘65 Mr. Thomas M. Stachelek, ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Stanley, ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Stanley, Jr., ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. James L. Starshak, ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Starshak, ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Staunton, ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Steffen, ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Stefo, ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Steinken, ‘70 Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Steinken MD, ‘69 Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Steurer Ph. D., ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Streit, ‘58 Mr. Robert G. Strom, ‘66 Hon. and Mrs. Daniel J. Sullivan, ‘73 Ms. Christine M. Swinton Mr. and Mrs. Guy S. Tagliavia, ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Taira, ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Tax, ‘65 Fr. Mark B. Thesing, CSC Mr. and Mrs. Jerome P. Thode, ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony B. Tinetti, ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Trischmann, Jr., ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Tully, ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Tully Sr., ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Turek, ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Vana, ‘65 Mr. Ronald J. Vavrik, ‘69 Dr. Daniel P. Vicencio MD, ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Villadonga, ‘59 Mr. Thomas K. Walton, ‘59 Mr. John T. Weber, ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wedoff, ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Weidner, ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Weinzierl, ‘69 Dr. and Mrs. Gary M. Wilke DDS, ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Winegard, ‘72 Mr. Wayne E. Witkowski, ‘77 Mr. Timothy E. Wolkober ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wysocki CPA, ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Zientara, ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Zminda, ‘64 Mrs. Johanna Zoric Mr. and Mrs. Sam Zumpano Mr. and Mrs. Steven S. Zygmun, ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Zygmunt, ‘84

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Burke Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Burke, ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. DiMeo, ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Durkin, ‘74 Mr. William P. Kusack, Jr., ‘67 Mr. amd Mrs. Thomas Les, ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Meyers, ‘72 Mr. John J. Murray, Jr., ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. William E. O’Connor, ‘70 Mr. Paul R. Stahlberg, ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Swift, ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Theis, ‘66 SAINT ANDRÉ SOCIETY $50,000 - $99,999 Mr. James R. Gillespie Jr. ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Newell, ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. O’Malley, ‘83 Mr. Thomas K. Walton, ‘59 Mr. John J. Zei ‘62 BLESSED BASIL MOREAU SOCIETY $25,000 - $49,999 Mr. amd Mrs. Dennis Culloton, ‘83 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. James M. Full, ‘71 Helen Brach Foundation Ms. Eileen M. Kelly Kinship Trust Company LLC Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Koziol, ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. James Lynch Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Hara, ‘97 Mr. Kenneth E. Raczka, ‘87 Rivers Casino Mr. and Mrs. Constantine L. Trela, ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. John Ungaschick CROSS AND ANCHOR SOCIETY $10,000 - $24,999 Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management Services, Inc. Bessemer Giving Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Brennan, ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. James T. Bruckner, ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, II Mr. and Mrs. James S. DiStasio, ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Durkin, Jr., ‘67 Empower Illinois Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fahey MD, ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick K. McCaskey, ‘67 Mrs. Edward McCaskey Standing Tall Charitable Foundation Ms. Julie Talano Wintrust Financial Corp FAITH, SCHOLARSHIP AND SERVICE SOCIETY $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Angelini CPA, ‘74 Anonymous Friend Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Brennan, Jr., ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Calvert Ms. Marti Corcoran Dr. Lenette and Mr. Joseph DiCiaula Mr. and Mrs. Francis O. Frisch, ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Gilmore, ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Hester, ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. John Holton Ms. Susan Malisch Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Manning, ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Maurer, ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. McAuley, ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. McAuliff, ‘65 Mrs. Margaret T. Nicosia Mr. Alan F. Pacer, ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Proesel Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rajani, ‘61 The Sharkey Family Fund at The Chicago Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James L. Starshak, ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Guy S. Tagliavia, ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Thode, ‘75 The Thomas and Christina Grusecki Foundation Estate of Theodore J. Tsoumas Weber High School Alumni FR. d’AUTREMONT, CSC SOCIETY $1,000 - $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Ackermann, ‘77 Addison Center for the Arts Mr. David Alexander All Ways Paving American Graphics LLC Mrs. Teri Amidei Archbishop’s Scholarship Fund Archdiocese of Chicago Ayco Charitable Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Bahr, ‘90 Mr. Thomas Baran, Jr., ‘08 Barnabas Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Barrett, Jr., ‘69 Dr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Barrett DDS, ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Donal P. Barry

DONATIONS 2021-22 NDCP Fundraising Revenue 2021-22 28 Gross Income Annual Fund 253,945.05 Scholarship 1,799,834.01 Special Events 757,917.40 Alumni Events 146,957.40 Restricted Capital 1,000.00 Misc. 76,043.00 Total 3,035,696.86 The 2021-22 NDCP Fundraising Revenue is unaudited. It presents fairly in all material respects, the consolidated financial condition and results of operations as of June 30, 2022. Bear Family Restaurants Bear Larkin Inc The Benevity Community Impact Fund Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Betz Sr. The Boeing Company Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Shay Boyle Mr. Brian Braithwaite Brothers of Holy Cross The Martin and Patricia Burns Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Brendan P. Byrne, ‘96 Mrs. Joyce Byron Mrs. Courtney Calabrese Mr. Richard Caldarazzo Mr. and Mrs. James R. Callero, ‘62 Mr. Alan R. Candea, ‘95 Caringcent Cassidy Tire & Service Company Catholic Order of Foresters Chas Heating & Air Conditioning Mr. and Mrs. John F. Clausen, ‘68 Cobra Concrete Cutting Services Core Mechanical Inc. Country House Kitchen Company Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Crane Culver’s Morton Grove Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Cummings, ‘73 Mr. Lawrence J. Curtin, ‘62 D’Agostino’s Pizza Niles Mr. and Mrs. Coley Daigler Mr. and Mrs. William Danaher Daniel Murphy Scholarship Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David J. Daul, ‘72 The David Insurance Agency Mr. Shawn M. Denning TTEE Mr. Michael E. Dessimoz, ‘59 LT James D. Devine USN (Ret.) ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Devona, ‘62 DiFranco & Associates, P.C. Mr. William J. Dixon Deacon and Mrs. James J. Ernst, ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Falk, ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Vince Fattore Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Faut, ‘59 Mr. Willard Fraumann Mrs. Bettina Gembala Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Ginocchio, ‘77 Mr. Guido C. Girolami, ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gorzynski CPA, ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Gurdak, ‘91 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gushurst, ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gutsell Mr. and Mrs. William D. Haben, ‘07 Ms. Virginia Hagerty Mrs. Vera Hajduk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heffernan Mr. and Mrs. Barry T. Hentz, ‘68 Holton Brothers, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Honda Illinois Bone and Joint Institute Illinois Legislative Sportsman’s Caucus Mr. and Mrs. Tadd Ingles Mr. Ryan Irwin, ‘08 J. P. Graziano Grocery Co., Inc Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Keenan Ms. Diane Keenan Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Kelly, ‘68 Dr. John S. Kirby PhD, ‘59

DONATIONS 2021-22 29 THANK YOU! Mr. and Mrs. Jon P. Knudsen Kovler Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kristufek Ms. Bobbie Lang Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Lavezzi, ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. James F. Leahy, ‘59 John P. Loftus Scholarship Fund Dr. and Mrs. John A. LoGiudice, ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Lunkes, ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Maffia Dr. Timothy Malisch Mr. and Mrs. William G. Malloy, ‘65 Mr. Michael James Marrese ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mastri Mr. Jack Matthews Mrs. Giulianna Mazzocchetti Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. McAuliffe, ‘67 The Michael and Julie McGlade Fund The McGovern Group Ltd Dr. John C. Michael, ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Miller, ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Mines, ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Miske, ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moran Mr. and Mrs. Karol Mordasiewicz Moretti’s Morgan Stanley Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Mullarkey Dr. Robert K. Myers PhD Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Nelson Mr. and Mrs. John F. Newell, ‘65 Northern Builders, Inc. Northern Trust Charitable Giving Program Northrop Grumman Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O’Malley Mr. John D. O’Shea, ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. John Pagliari Mr. and Mrs. John C. Parrish, ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. John Pelrine Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Perkaus, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Prest Proline Transport, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Puszynski, ‘70 Mr. John F. Ranos, ‘66 The Retirement Research Foundation Mr. John E. Roberts, Jr., ‘60 Rev. Gregory S. Sakowicz, ‘71 SC Johnson Giving, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. William J. Scanlon Ph. D., ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Schirer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schmiege, ‘59 Ms. Gloria Schoemaker Mr. Eric J. Schoewe, ‘03 Schwab Charitable Fund Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery R. Show, ‘99 Ms. Ernie Singh Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith St. Edward Parish Mr. Thomas M. Stachelek, ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Stanley, ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Starshak, ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Steffen, ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Streit, ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Swanke TARCO The Piggery Mr. and Mrs. Jerome P. Thode, ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Tokarz, ‘00 Trattoria D.O.C. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tully United Way Greater Los Angeles VanDyk Mortgage Corporation Vanguard Charitable WestPoint Financial Group, Inc. Ms. Katherine Wetoska Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Zurek, ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Zygmunt, ‘84

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