<strong>MARIAN</strong> CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOLADMINISTRATION 2003-2004Sr. M. Paul McCaughey, O.P. ‘67President/PrincipalWilliam HoganChief Financial OfficerPeter RuhlVice President for Institutional AdvancementJohn F. HeneghanAssistant Principal, OperationsJohn F. KozojedAssistant Principal, Student ActivitiesDr. Shirley MorrisAssistant Principal, AcademicsSr. Katherine O’Connor, O.P.Dominican Sisters’ LiaisonADVISORY BOARD 2003-2004Sr. M. Paul McCaughey, O.P. ’67President/PrincipalWilliam HoganChief Financial OfficerPeter RuhlVice President for Institutional AdvancementSr. Katherine O’Connor, O.P.Dominican Sisters’ LiaisonPeg MassucciRecording SecretaryJoann LindholmChairpersonRobert Jones, III ’79Vice ChairpersonRamzi BahuAudrey Hudson-NeelyGenevieve BoesenPeter KronerMichael CarusoKevin LarsonChristopher Cummings ’76 Michael Murphy ’70Jeanne DeRaimoWilliam NoonePatrick Dolan ’72Philip PascarellaCharles Gallagher ’77 Sharon PopeSr. M. Janice Greenwood, O.P. Nicholas ZagottaJoseph Hamann ’79OFFICE FOR INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENTSr. M. Paul McCaughey, O.P. ’67President/PrincipalPeter RuhlVice President for Institutional AdvancementCarol Burke Swanson ’81Director of DevelopmentMichael McQuade ’76Cindy DupczakDatabase CoordinatorsKevin Kelly ’80Public Relations CoordinatorJanet NothOffice ManagerPeg MassucciAssistant to the PresidentSr. Dorothy Marie Solak, O.P.Diana McDonnellShannon Reidy ’90RecruitmentErin DeBruin ’99Alumni Relations CoordinatorMary MoffattConsultantALUMNI ASSOCIATIONChristopher Cummings ’76ChairpersonColleen (O’Neill) Ranieri ’83Vice ChairpersonWRESTLING, WOMEN’S BASKETBALLADD TO SPARTAN STATE PRIDECollin McKillip, Brad Wisowaty and Steve Scrementi didn’t realize there was so muchwriting required when they got involved with wrestling. However, the three <strong>Marian</strong> seniorsspent plenty of time re-writing the school’srecord books during their final campaign.A two-time state qualifier, Scrementiconcluded his career with a stellar 106-49mark. Wisowaty captured fourth place at 189pounds in the IHSA State Tournament, whilemoving into third place all-time in victorieswith a career mark of 134-37.Senior, Collin McKillip takes down a Vikingopponent in the home contest on January 24versus Homewood-Flossmoor. McKillip qualifiedfor the state meet for the fourth straight season!McKillip, just the second <strong>Marian</strong> wrestler toqualify for state four times, surpassed former statechampion Mickey Griffin ’93 as the winningestwrestler in history with a 156-21 record.“Congratulations to Steve, Brad and Collin onthe conclusion of outstanding four-year varsitycareers,” said proud dad and wrestling coachDon McKillip. “Collin closed out his four year with distinction. He went out re-writing therecord book for <strong>Marian</strong> <strong>Catholic</strong>. Good luck to all three on their future endeavors.”Records weren’t the only good news for the <strong>Marian</strong> women’s basketball team. The Spartansadvanced to their third consecutive Class AA Elite Eight with some added excitement.Senior Lauren Lacey scored 18 points in a sectional semifinal win over Joliet <strong>Catholic</strong> tobecome the school’s all-time (men and women) leading scorer.Lacey (1,815 points) passed former leaderKathryn Gleason ’92, 2002 Hall of FameAthlete of the Year and assistant softballcoach at Purdue University.<strong>Marian</strong> brought home the sixth state trophyin the school’s history, as a 74-67quarterfinal win over Grayslake advanced itto the Final Four and an eventual fourthplace finish. With 60 points in three gamesat Illinois State University’s Redbird Arena,Lacey earned all-tournament team honors.The Spartans also improved their three-yearrecord to 87-14 behind outstandingleadership from seniors Lacey, Megan Cleary,Ashley Stanicek and Lauren Woods.<strong>Marian</strong> won its third straight supersectionalwith a 67-52 victory over Stagg at St. XavierUniversity on March 1. The win improvedthe Spartans to 17-2 during the last threepostseasons and ran their winning streakagainst SICA competition to 33 games.<strong>Marian</strong> added a pair of in-season titles thisyear, winning the Maine West Tipoff Classicand capturing its third straight HillcrestHoliday Classic championship.The men’s basketball squad had its ups anddowns this season under first-year coachMike Taylor, but did start the season in fine fashion by winning the <strong>Marian</strong> ThanksgivingTournament. Junior Ryan Owens earned Most Valuable Player honors. At Christmas,senior Mike Jedlicka scored a tournament-high 37 points in a Rich South Big Dippervictory over Rich East.Next year, <strong>Marian</strong> will combine with crosstown rival Bloom Township to co-host a neweight-team Thanksgiving Tournament.2Spartan 6’ 3” senior center, Lauren Lacey managesan inside shot over two defenders from Stagg at theSuper Sectional Championship at St. Xavier Universityon March 1, 2004. The Spartans won 67-52 to qualifyfor the Elite Eight and the state quarterfinals for thethird year in a row.
CLASS OF 2008 ARRIVES AS SCHOLARS<strong>Marian</strong> <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> continues to be in the enviable, yet difficult position of turning away young people who take the entrance exam.While test scores are a factor, some students were accepted conditionally on the basis of <strong>Catholic</strong> school attendance and legacies. The test this year provedto be extremely competitive, with 244 of the testers scoring above the 90 percentile nationally. Of those, 60 scored in the 99 percentile nationally.Fourteen of these top scorers (those with the local scores also in the 99%) will be awarded one-time $1,000 academic scholarships as <strong>Marian</strong>Scholars, and receive recognition from their school. The remainder of the high achievers will also receive recognition with their junior highschool and a smaller cash award.“While test scores are not the only indicator of academic performance, students entering <strong>Marian</strong> will be challenged to make a smooth transitioninto <strong>Marian</strong>’s school culture,” Vice-Principal of Academics Dr. Shirley Morris said.“Those accepted on a conditional basis may enroll in the ‘<strong>Marian</strong> Way’ summer course. <strong>Marian</strong> has in place a study-skills program to assist all incomingfreshmen, if needed. Administrators and teachers observed on the day of testing that students seemed enthusiastic and eager to attend <strong>Marian</strong>.”These high achieving eighth grade students include:J ESSICA A LSTONCornerstone ChristianA NN M ARIE A NDERSONWolcott ElementaryR AINA B AHUInfant Jesus of PragueC ARLY B LUEKahler MiddleB RYAN B ROWNSouthwood Junior <strong>High</strong>T HOMAS B UCKISt. AnnK ARI-LYNN B URROUGHSMcKinley Junior <strong>High</strong>K ELLY B UTLERSt. Lawrence O'TooleE MILY C ANNATASt. AgnesC ELINA C ANTUGreenbriarM ARISSA C ARUSOSt. LiboriusJ OHN C IFELLIInfant Jesus of PragueC HRISTA C LARKEMcKinley Junior <strong>High</strong>A LEXANDRA C ORBETTSt. LiboriusA MANDA C OUGHLINSt. Lawrence O'TooleS EAN D ALEYG. Kerkstra MiddleS IERRA D ONALDSONInfant Jesus of PragueE AMON D RISCOLLInfant Jesus of PragueM ATTHEW E ISENBARTInfant Jesus of PragueR AJELIN E SCONDOSt. AnnZ ACHARIAH F ERANECSt. JosephM ELINDA F RIEDParker Junior <strong>High</strong>B RYANNA G UYSt. Lawrence O'TooleM ELANIE H ALLDeer Creek ChristianJ OSEPH H ALPINArbor Park MiddleM ATTHEW H ENNESSYSt. Lawrence O'TooleT HOMAS H IRSCHCentral Junior <strong>High</strong>M EGAN H OHENSTEINTrinity LutheranA MANDA J OHNSONSt. DamianM ARTHA J UAREZSt. StanislausR AMZY K HABBAZInfant Jesus of PragueJ ON L ADNERParker Junior <strong>High</strong>L ANA L ARCHERSt. Paul LutheranK ELLEN L EEMarya YatesN ICK L E R OSEWolcott ElementaryE LIZABETH M ASONHeritage MiddleJ USTIN M ICHALOWSKILincolnC ASEY N OVAKSt. AndrewPATRICK O’MALLEYSt. GeorgeD OMINIC O RTIGARASt. GeorgeZ ACHARY PARSONSO.W. Huth MiddleJ OSEPH PASQUINELLISt. JosephM ICHAEL R EARDONClifford Pierce MiddleT HOMAS S CHOENHOFENSummitt Hill Junior <strong>High</strong>A SHLEE S CHULTZSt. AnnR YAN S IMUTISInfant Jesus of PragueS AMANTHA S LOANSt. AnnT IMOTHY S TANISOur Lady of KnockK RISTA S UFIEMemorial Junior <strong>High</strong>A MELIAH TAWLKSWolcott ElementaryJ USTIN T HIRSTRUPSt. GeorgeA LEX T OLISHInfant Jesus of PragueE LIZABETH T ORTORELLOSt. GeorgeM ICHAEL T UTTLESt. KieranJ OHN A NTHONY VALLESt. AnnM EGHAN VANV URENKahler MiddleJ ACK V ON A LBADEMokena Junior <strong>High</strong>A LICIA WALTERSt. DamianJ OANNA W OJNARKahler MiddleK RISTEN Y EAGERSt. AnnFATHER/ DAUGHTERMOTHER/SON DANCESenior, Meghan Smosna and father Edward Smosna dance to themusic of a 50’s/60’s band that performed at the Father/DaughterMother/Son Dance.Sophomore, Anthony Entsminger and mother, Mary Kay Entsminger,dance the night away at the Mother/Son Father/Daughter Dance onFebruary 28 in the East Gym.53