Panther Prowl

The
Panther Prowl
Elyria Catholic High School Est. 1948 Summer 2008

Administration
Administration
Mr. Andrew Krakowiak
President/Principal
Mrs. Amy Butler ‘80
Assistant Principal
Ms. Elaine Hurst
Dean of Academics
Principal’s Message
Recently I read the following statement that gave me pause to reflect
over the past school year and also prompted me to ponder the future
of Elyria Catholic High School.
“If you want to be remembered, do something memorable.”
Mrs. Michelle Wisnor
Development Office Coordinator
Mr. Michael Wisnor
Director of Admissions
Mrs. Karen Moser
Director of Guidance
Mrs. Barbara Salata ‘66
Director of Athletics
Mrs. Jill Anglin
Treasurer
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Department Chairs
Rev. Mr. Patrick Humphrey ‘71
Religion
Mrs. Suzanne Camp ‘70
Fine and Performing Arts
Physical Education,
Computer Science,
Consumer Science,
Industrial Arts
Mrs. Patricia Bradesca-Schock
Foreign Language
Mr. Ted Blaszak
Mathematics
Mrs. Donna Grisa
Science
Mr. William Brand
Social Studies
Mrs. Madeleine Heinrich
English
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Endowment Foundation
Ms. Margaret Lyons
Superintendent
Mr. Wayne Uehlein
Assistant Superintendent
Mr. Andrew Krakowiak
President/Principal
Mr. David McCoy ‘92
President
Mr. Robert Dlugosz
Vice President
Mr. Kelly Flowers ‘76
Secretary
Mr. Jim Levis
Treasurer
Mr. Timothy Flowers ‘74
Mr. Pitt Gorske ‘76
Mrs. Paula Kuhn ‘78
Mr. Paul Yeager ‘85
Mrs. Tina Nielsen-Zaworski
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Administration’s Advisory
Board
Timothy Kuhman ‘74
President
Cindy Sellers ‘76
Vice President
Karen Joris
Secretary
Laura Chaves
Greg Coolidge
Annie Heidersbach
Linda Keys
Karen Radachi ‘75
Patti Sleva ‘73
Frank Szollosy
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Back on May 25 th , the Class of 2008 celebrated their commencement
as a new beginning of another chapter in their lives. Their presence
alone accompanied by all of their accomplishments over the past four
years, in both curricular and extra-curricular areas, gave solid testimony
to the legacy they left which will forever be ingrained into the
fabric sewn over the past 59 years of EC history.
Their senior gift spoke volumes of lessons learned from living the five Pillars of Excellence, Compassion, Faith,
Tradition, and Community upon which the EC mission has been built. This year’s class constructed a beautiful
grotto dedicated to Our Lady of Grace in the courtyard created between the school and the former convent. It is
truly a place of beauty and serenity to be enjoyed by all members of the school community past, present, and
hopefully, by students for many years to come.
The upcoming school year projects our enrollment to be around 550 students. As we peer into the future, however,
the “clouds” of a strained economy have certainly cast a shadow on the dreams of many residents in Lorain County
who envision their children receiving a Catholic secondary education experienced by so many of us. Although EC’s
tuition will again remain one of the lowest of the 22 Catholic high schools serving northeast Ohio at $6,300, the
challenge posed for many of our families is becoming greater. Currently, one in three of our students receive some
sort of financial assistance.
As you read through the “Prowlings” in this edition of the Panther Prowl, it is our hope that you can recall some
of the lessons and memories that have influenced and shaped you into becoming the person you are today.
If you are one of the 7,600 alumni who cherish the memories and “culture” of the Elyria Catholic community,
please consider being among those who have faithfully “enrolled in the mission” through their continued support
of the values and the power of the spiritually transforming nature of all that is Elyria Catholic. It is my unwavering
belief that the future of EC lies predominately in the hands and the hearts of those who have experienced her
“charism.”
“If you want to be remembered, do something memorable.”
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Andrew G. Krakowiak, President/Principal
Upcoming Events
Coffee with the Staff - Wednesday, September 10, 2008
All parents are invited to join us for this Parent Information Night beginning at 6:30 pm.
Homecoming Game - Friday, September 26, 2008
Stop in at the Alumni Homecoming tent before the game for refreshments. Game time 7:30 pm.
Annual EC Golf Classic - Saturday, September 27, 2008
Join us for a day of golf at Forest Hills. 9:00 am. shotgun start. (See the enclosed registration form.)
Fall Fundraiser - Saturday, November 8, 2008
Come and enjoy a night out with great food, great music provided by 12 Ounce Decision. Proceeds to benefit
the Athletic Department. Call the Development Office at 440-365-1821, Ext. 22 for more information.
Junior Recognition Ceremony - Thursday, November 20, 2008
The Junior Class will officially be recognized as Upperclassmen at this special ceremony beginning at 1:30 pm.
Fall Play - Wednesday, November 19, Friday, November 21, and Saturday November 22, 2008
Join us in the EC auditorium for the Fall Play at 7:30 pm.
Christmas Concert - Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Concert to be held at 7:30 pm in the EC auditorium.
Drama Club Dinner Theatre - Saturday, December 13, 2008
Join us for an evening of fun beginning at 7:30 pm.

Alumni Highlight
“The Gift You Have Received; Give As a Gift” Matt. 10:8
Elyria Catholic High School has come a long way since opening
its doors in 1948.
The doors have indeed had many people pass through them. Some
have simply come and gone. Others, however, have left impacting
legacies that have sculpted the fulfillment of EC’s destiny, a destiny
that exists for the sole purpose of living the mission upon
which the school was founded. Many graduates and friends have
taken literally the mandate of Matthew’s Gospel seen above.
One alum who has recently been sharing his gifts of time, energy,
sacrifice, and professional expertise who has been instrumental
in taking EC to an elite status in the field of computer science and
technology is 1998 graduate Ryan Gorney.
Over the past five years, Ryan’s guidance in establishing technological
upgrades and overseeing their performance has undoubtedly
impacted Elyria Catholic’s quest for excellence in curricular
as well as extra-curricular programs.
Ryan is currently employed by Accenture and is living in Avon with
his wife Kara whom he met at the University of Dayton. Ryan has
been a true “gift” to Elyria Catholic as one who has consistently
remained true to the elite mandate of all who understand the meaning
of the words “Loyalty that never dies.”
Elyria Sports Hall of Fame Inducts EC Grads
The Elyria Sports Hall of Fame honored its 37th Class at a
reception that was held on May 3, 2008 at the Spitzer Center
at Lorain County Community College. Among the honorees
was long time EC teacher, Mrs. Suzanne Camp.
Suzanne, a 1970 EC graduate, returned to her alma mater to
help organize and build the successful women’s sports programs
for the Panthers in 1974. She was EC’s first women’s
coach in basketball, tennis, track, and volleyball. As a volleyball
coach, Suzanne won over 300 games and directed the
Panthers to the 1993 state tournament. She won a number
of conference coach-of-the-year awards and has been the
Women’s Athletic Director at EC for many years.
Brad House became Elyria Catholic’s first track state champion
by winning the 880 run in 1978 with a school record 1:56.0. House was also a member of three of the Panthers’ four state
championship teams of the 1970’s decade. In track, House ran both the 440 and 880 for the Panthers and earned a scholarship
to the University of Toledo.
Joining their predecessors from 1973 and 1974 as members of the Elyria Sports Hall were the 1977 and 1978 Elyria Catholic
State Champion Cross Country Teams. Under the direction of Steve Currier, EC won the 1977 state championship. Two runners
- Bill Kukucka and Brad House - finished in the top 15 as the Panthers won with a score of 106. The following year, Hall of Fame
coach Dick Elsasser returned to lead the Panthers to an incredible score of 43 which remains the lowest in cross country state
meet history. All five Panther runners finished in the top 15 at the meet. Ron Rick finished 4th, Mike Wirscham 6th, Adam Rick
7th, John Murphy 12th, and Bill Kukucka 14th.

Annual Golf Classic
ELYRIA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 19 TH ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Forest Hills Golf Course
41971 Oberlin Road, Elyria
9:00 a.m. Shot Gun Start
PRIZE AT EVERY HOLE * 1 ST PRIZE $95.00 PER GOLFER * 3 PERSON TEAM SCRAMBLE
2 MEN’S DIVISIONS * WOMEN’S DIVISION * SKINS * MULLIGANS * CHINESE RAFFLE
Panther Pride Sponsor Green & White Sponsor Hole Sponsor
$1,000 $500 $100
Signage at Pavilion Signage at Pavilion Hole Signage
Hole Signage Hole Signage Listing in event program
Full-page ad in event program Half-page ad in event program Recognition at home football games
Golf for three with cart Golf for three with cart
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Door Prize/ Cash Donor
Sponsor shirt and towel per player Sponsor shirt and towel per player Listing in event programs
Recognition at home football games Recognition at home football games Recognition at home football games
In the event of rain, golfers will be served their chicken and ribs dinner and hole prizes will be awarded as door prizes.
Golfers will also receive a rain check to golf 18 holes with a cart at Forest Hills, at a time of their choosing.
Please complete this form and return by September 18, 2008 with your check payable to: Elyria Catholic High School,
725 Gulf Rd. Elyria, OH 44035. THANK YOU.
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ELYRIA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL GOLF CLASSIC
Please print all information as you wish it to appear on sponsor sign (limit two lines) and in the event program. Attach black and
white ad copy for Panther Pride and Green and White sponsors.
Name __________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
Panther Pride Sponsor - $1,000 _____________________________________________________________
Green and White Sponsor - $500 Team Captain – Golfer #1 Handicap
Hole Sponsor - $100
Team of Three - $285 ($95 per golfer) _____________________________________________________________
Golfer - $95.00 - includes golf, cart, breakfast, Golfer #2 Handicap
lunch, and chicken and ribs dinner
Door Prize/Cash Donor
_____________________________________________________________
Golfer #3 Handicap
Method of payment:
Check
Credit Card #__________________________ Exp. Date __________
Master Card 3 digit Pin # from back of card on signature strip _____
Visa
________________________________________________________
Signature
All sponsorships and golfer fees must be received and paid by September 18, 2008. Payment cannot be accepted the day of the Golf
Classic. Any questions, call the Development Office: 440-365-1821 – Ext. 22 or 34.

Senior Awards
Fitch Receives Lou Rotunda Award
Joe Fitch was awarded the prestigious Lou
Rotunda Award. The award has been given
annually since 1960 to an outstanding male
athlete. The award takes into account a
student’s academic, athletic, and extracurricular
activities.
Joe Fitch
Svat Receives Gilgenbach Award
Katie Svat was the 33rd recipient of the
Outstanding Female Athlete Award donated by
Ron and Janet Gilgenbach. The award is the
female counterpart to the Lou Rotunda Award
and is given annually to a senior who excels
athletically and academically and participates
in extracurricular activities apart from athletics
and exhibits school spirit and citizenship.
Katie Svat
Mitchell Robinson
Robinson Awarded a Full Scholarship
The Western Golf Association’s Evans Scholars
Foundation awarded Mitchell Robinson the Chick
Evans Caddie Scholarship to Miami University in
Oxford, Ohio. This scholarship covers full tuition
and housing for four years. The scholarship was
awarded based on outstanding qualifications as a
scholar and caddie. Mitchell has been caddying at
the Elyria Country Club for five years. He plans to
study business at Miami University.
Bir Awarded OHSAA Scholarship
Andrew Bir was awarded a scholarship from the OHSAA’s
Northeast District Board. Andrew is only the 2nd EC
student to have received this honor. The Scholarship
was awarded at a banquet held on Tuesday, June 24,
2008.
Andrew Bir
Kolopus and Charnes Scholarship Winners
Two of Elyria Catholic’s Endowed Scholarships are granted to graduating seniors to be used for college. This
year’s recipient of the James Kolopus Scholarship was awarded to Nick Levis and the Al Charnes Scholarship
was awarded to Brian Crofoot.

In Memorium / Memorials
IN MEMORIUM
January 2008
Mary E. Heyman, mother of Larry ’60, Maureen DeCaro ’63, and Anita Paynter ’72.
Agnes C. Allegretto, mother of Philip ’69, Gary, Lois, Paula ’71, and Lynn.
Rev. Thomas A. Boone ‘52, brother of James ’53.
February 2008
Stella Wieloposki, mother of Richard ’71.
Joseph P. Tracey ‘75
March 2008
Jean Ann Gunter ‘53
Richard Sittinger, husband of Kitty, father of Debbie ’76, Sue’ 79, and Tisha ’83; grandfather of Brandon Lottman
’04, Amanda, Jonathan, Kaylyn and Marissa.
April 2008
Robert O. Dowdell, husband of Eve, father of Rachael ’00, Jacob ’02, Rebecca ’04, and Mary ’10; brother of
Theodore ’66, Jim ’69, and Katherine Buchanan’71.
May 2008
Samantha (Lisa) Cloonan ‘80, sister of Michael ’84.
Please note: We sincerely apologize for
any errors or omissions. Please notify the
Development Office for corrections to be
made by calling 440-365-1821, Ext. 22.
June 2008
James Webber Class ‘58, husband of Sondra Stawicki Webber ’60; brother-in-law to Ed Stawicki ’58 and Barb
Stawicki ’60.
Ronald E. Fritz ‘56, father of Vicki ’78, Valerie ’81 and Mark ’84.
Donald L. Davis, father of Don ’76, Lauren ’78, and Stephen ’82.
Lauren Elizabeth Brian, daughter of Victoria (Diluciano) ‘69 and Gary Brian.
July 2006 (previously omitted in error)
Florence Hintz, mother of Terri Hintz Boyson ’61, Bobbie Hintz Easterday ’63, Marcia Hintz Pichola ’65, Tom ’68,
and Hal; mother-in-law to Dick Boyson ’59, Rick Pichola ’64, and Maureen O’Donnell Hintz ‘69 .
MEMORIALS
Memorial gifts may be made to Elyria Catholic Education Endowment Foundation as a memorial at the death of
a relative, friend, or loved one or to honor a living person on a birthday, anniversary, or other special occasion.
Some of those recently memorialized include:
Mike Capelety
Ms. Elizabeth Taylor
Larry Davis
Mr. Daniel D. Golski
Mr. and Mrs. Herm Plas
Leroy Forthofer
Mutual of America
Mrs. Marianne Ivany
Mutual of America
Ronald Fritz
Mr. and Mrs.James Beiter
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brent
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Callam
Mrs. Rosalie Nielsen
Mrs. Helen L. Banjoff
Mr. Eugene Fritz
Mr. and Mrs. John Fritz
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hutman
Ms. Vicky Kaczmarczyk
Mrs. Chris Kish
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Minnich
Ms. Barbara Pokorny
Mr. Art Williams
Mr. Steve Melnyczuk
Ronald Fritz (cont’d)
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Abbe
Elyria Community School
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rybarczyk
Eleanor Fuehrer
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Fritz
Mr. Eugene L. Fritz
Betty Kowalski
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hoover
Walter Kretschmann
Mr. and Mrs. James Bruns
Ms. Mary Haskins
Ms. Margaret McLaughlin
Dolores Lapp
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ziegman
Dr. John McCafferty
Ms. Mary Murray
Alex Petrus
Dr. and Mrs. Bob Wilden
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Csonka
Mrs. Susan Sanders
Mrs. Sharon A. Blaszak
Mrs. Barbara P. Salata
Mr. Donald J. Willets
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Savoy
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Fritz
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Fye
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reighley
Mr. Mark U. Reichlin
Mrs. Jill Anglin
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Januzzi
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Kenneally
Leonard Reichlin
Mrs. Jayne Eisbrenner
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ziegman
Mr. Thomas H. Diedrick
Ms. Mary Lou Davis
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gorney
Kenneth Wacker
Mr. Eugene L. Fritz

Memorial Scholarship Donations
Scott Holland Scholarship
Blaszak and Humphrey, CPAs
EC J.A. Student Co. Prog. Challenge
Friends of EC Hockey
Midview Education Association
Mutual of America
North Coast Building Industry Assoc.
St. Jude Church
Beth Adams
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Amstutz
Mr. William Archer
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Atsberger
Mr. Jeff Badar
Lois Beal
The Harry Bessas Family
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blaszak
Mrs. Clare Blevins
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bobola
Mrs. Rita M. Bowen
Robert Bowman
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Bragg
Ms. Brittany Bramwell
The Charles Branz Family
Thomas Brown
Erik Bruening
Mr. & Mrs. John Bryan
Tom Buffington
Mr. Thomas G. Callahan
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Campagna
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Casgar
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Cavaceci
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Deeks
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Deeks
Mr. Randy Deeks
Mr. John Demarco
Raymond Diederich
Della Dorow
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Eichenlaub
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Elek
The William Falk Family
The Jeff Faro Family
Jill Fehr
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Ferancy
Mr. Ernest Fesco
The Tim Flowers Family
Mr. Andrew Flynn
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Foreman
Mr. Eugene L. Fritz
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Fye
Mrs. Molly L. Gerhart
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Gibbs
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Girman
The Jon Gorney Family
Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Gorney
Ms. Brittany Gorney
The Pitt Gorske Family
Tim Graham
The Michael Grega Family
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Grega
The Tim Gress Family
Kelly Groomes
Mr. and Mrs. James Hahn
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hamp
Terry Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hauser
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Heath
The Matt Helfrich Family
The Howard Hixon Family
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hlebovy
Robert Holland
David Holland
Phil Holowecky
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hoover
The Dwight Hughes Family
The Robert Hutchinson Family
Mrs. Marianne Ivany
The Ralph Jaworski Family
Ms. Debra Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Kaminski
Mr. & Mrs. Rich Kaminski
The Brendan Kelley Family
Mr. & Mrs. John Keys
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Keys
Susan Knapik
Gary Kneisley
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Kostiek
The Joel Kruz Family
The Randy Kwasny Family
Mr. Joseph LaGrotteria
Jack Lance
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lapos
The Robert Lelito Family
Mr. & Mrs. Andy Lenart
Mr. & Mrs. John Lescher
Mrs. Sara Linnell
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lotko
The Mark Lysaght Family
Kay Lysaght
Ms. Morgan Mabry
Mrs. Susan Mabry
Nancy Maltby
Lynn Mand
Dr. and Mrs. General Marsh
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Mark McGuire
Mr. Gerard A. McHugh
The Briant McLaughlin Family
Mr. & Mrs. Dick Messner
Todd & Lauren Messner
Krissy Messner
Dick Miles
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Minute
Mr. Rick Montgomery
Ms. Patrice Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mueller
John Munn
Robert Munn
Gage Munn
Judy Nedwick
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Neuman
The Patrick Nolan Family
Ben Norton
Mrs. Kathleen Oblak
The Tom O’Connell Family
Mr. & Mrs. John O’Connell
Casey O’Conor
The Bill O’Dell Family
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Papa
Mr. and Mrs. David Pataky
Mr. and Mrs. John Pavlenda
The Scott Payne Family
Ms. Ann Pennington
Robert Perry
Mr. Dave Phiel
The Ed Poling Family
Pam Pollack
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Pope
The Tom Porter Family
Mr. Patrick E. Radachi
The Dennis Richards Family
Keith Riggs
Linda Rivera
The Roy Rodgers Family
The George Roldan Family
Don Rothgery
Robert Rottman
John Sasso
Mr. Scott & Dr. Rebecca Serazin
Dave & Lisa Shinko
The Michael Shivey Family
Gertrude Short
Dr. & Mrs.Liengkong Siew
The Corrine Smith Family
Norma Smith
The Paul Smith Family
The Michael Smith Family
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Smola
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Snyder
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Sochacki
The Paul St. Marie Family
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Stewart
Neil & Janet Sullinger
Mrs. Joanne Sullivan
Mr. John Szlempa
The Berry Taylor Family
The Jim Taylor Family
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thomas
Ms. Jennifer Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Les Tipping
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Tomasek
Mr. Randy Tomasek
Sue Trill
The Pegg Vanek Family
J.H. Vanwormer
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vargyas
Jeff & Sally Vietzen
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Villarreal
Ms. Ashley Volk
Richard Wesemeyer
Bernard Wolfram
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Yearly
Mr. Kevin Yeo
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Yost
Mrs. Jayne Zehngut
Mr. Andrew Zink
Dr. Michael Zvosec
Think of giving not as a
duty but as a privilege.
- John D. Rockefeller, Jr.

Panther Prowlings
PROWLINGS
Class of 1963
Kathleen Chaplar Corona retired from the United States Postal Service on 12/31/07 after 23 years of rural mail delivery. She
received the “Carrier of the Year” award representing her district at the 2007 Annual State Convention.
Class of 1966
Barb Peck Salata was honored at the Northeast Ohio Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association Banquet where she
received the OIAAA Meritorius Service Award.
Andrea (Candy) Foreman Ursem, retired from the USN, NC in 2002 after twenty-two years in the military and is now eligible
to get paid for it! After sailing around the world as an RN on Oceanographic Research Ships for the last ten years, she worked
as a Legal Nurse Consultant between voyages. Candy is staying home to enjoy her seven grandchildren. Her husband Tom,
EHS ’65 is still working at Chicago Title Insurance Company, where he has been employed for 42 years. He received his gold
watch and in five more years Candy will let him retire too!
Class of 1972
Mark McGuire was honored at the Northeast Ohio Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association Banquet where he received
the award for Athletic Administrator of the Year.
Class of 1979
Patrick Radachi recently retired from the city of Dayton Suppression and Medic Department. He is enjoying his free time
raising his three sons and two dogs while also volunteering at the American Red Cross.
Tom Taylor was honored at the Northeast Ohio Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association Banquet where he received
the Sportsmanship, Ethics and Integrity Award.
Class of 1981
Noelle Perkowski Bothe recently moved back to Ohio and is very glad to be back and is looking forward to the Class of 1981’s
30 year reunion.
Class of 1984
Brian Wolbers has been hired as Director of Food and Beverage at Trump National Golf Club in Los Angeles. He is living in Los
Angeles while his wife (Elizabeth) is preparing to join him. The job offer was rather sudden and unexpected, but somehow his
resume reached the GM in Los Angeles and he got the job! They have never lived outside of Ohio before, but the adjustment to
the California lifestyle has been great!
Class of 1985
Rev. Christopher Wade, his wife Renee Dean Wade and their six children: Kelsey, 16; Jeremy, 14; Isaac, 12; Micah, 10;
Simon, 8; and Noah, 7 returned to the US in June after serving their first missionary term in Croatia. They will be stateside for
a one year furlough. They were the first AG Missionaries on the field in Croatia since the war ended. The Wade’s resided in Osijek
on the far East side of the country by the Serbian and Hungarian borders. They succeeded in building relationships with the
National Church and were able to encourage the pastors, give leadership training as well as marriage counseling and taught the
Croatian kids how to play American baseball during the summer and American football in the winter. They helped to build a
multi-purpose Youth Club to help get the teenagers off the streets and provide a safe environment to hang out but also to be fed
the love of Jesus Christ. It was a very difficult three years in a new culture, with a new language, and in a place full of war-torn
depression and resentment towards strangers. However, the family stayed strong by the grace of God. Only fruit can come
from the seeds that have been planted.
Class of 1986
Paul Jagielski was voted “Best Chef of the West” and his restaurant “Henry’s at the Barn” was also nominated for Best Martini,
Best Steak, Best Patio and Best Overall Restaurant by West Shore Magazine.
Nicole (Niki) Boyson Rukstalis, received her Bachelor’s degree from Kent State in accounting and her MBA from Case
Western Reserve. She worked in private industry for eight years, and then Niki received her Ph.D. in Finance from Ohio State
University and taught at Purdue University for 1-½ years. She is now living in Milton, MA and is an Assistant Professor of Finance
at Northeastern University in Boston, teaching Finance. Her husband, Dr. Michael Rukstalis, is involved in research of juvenile
diabetes at Mass General Hospital in Boston. Niki and Mike have a daughter, Alexandra Marie, who just turned one in June and
are expecting their second child in January 2009.
Class of 1994
Kate Scheidler married Mike Jannusch on October 13, 2007. The couple met while playing volleyball. The newlyweds
honeymooned in Italy and reside in Chicago where Kate works as a registered nurse and Mike is a vice-president at JPMorgan
Chase.

Panther Prowlings (cont’d) / Panther Cubs
Class of 1997
Stephanie Gnizak married Jason Shoemaker on August 11, 2007. They honeymooned in Hawaii and reside in Cuyahoga Falls.
Stephanie works in brand marketing for the JM Smucker Co. and Jason is a computer specialist for the Sherwin Williams Co.
Jeffrey Watson recently served a six-month deployment as a Navy Civil Engineer in Iraq. While there, he received a joint
commendation medal and was submitted for an impact award (Joint Service Achievement Medal) for initiating on his own a
Corps-side breeze session to get construction of Iraqi police stations moving and preparation of presentations for the C7
Director. ENS Watson and his wife are expecting their first child in the beginning of August.
Class of 1999
Jason Ginter was recently named the principal timpanist for the San Diego Symphony. He had to beat out scores of other
drummers and impress conductor Jahja Ling. Ling said he looks forward to working with Jason. The timpani is
very important. It’s like the backbone of an orchestra. Jason and his wife Dawn both have the same love for music. She is a
violinist for the Pittsburgh Opera Orchestra. Jason graduated in 2003 from the Cincinnati Conservatory with a bachelor’s degree
in percussion and is working on a master’s degree at Carnegie Mellon School of Music.
Class of 2000
Emily Sluk was recently promoted as the Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for Montgomery County. Emily is a resident of Dayton
and is assigned to the Juvenile Division of the Prosecutor’s Office. She received her J.D. from the University of Dayton School
of Law in 2007. A native of Oberlin, Ohio, she attended Mercyhurst College in Erie, Pennsylvania.
Class of 2002
Matthew Karl graduated from Gannon University with a Masters in Business Administration in May 2007 and is currently
working at the Manufacturers’ Association of Northwest PA in Erie, PA. On April 5, 2008, he married Carolyn Lawrence. Carolyn
graduated from Gannon University in 2006 and currently works at Hamot Medical Center in Erie, PA. They currently reside in
Erie with their dog and cat.
Class of 2003
Erin Hungerman recently graduated from BGSU with a degree in Education/Secondary English Education. She is currently
working on her M.S. of Education at Colorado State University. She is employed as the Involvement Coordinator for the GUIDE
program within Colorado State’s Department of Housing/Office of Residence Life.
PANTHER CUBS
Jennifer Polutnik Schlater ’94 and her
husband Ben welcomed their 2nd son
Owen Michael on October 18, 2007.
Dave McCoy ’92, wife Quincy and
son Thacher welcomed their daughter
Sage Arlington McCoy into the
world on April 27, 2008.
Michael Gandolfo ’91 and wife
Alexandra celebrated the birth of their
first child, Paul Joseph.
Please stay in touch. Let us know what you have been up to and we will publish your contribution in the next edition of THE
PANTHER PROWL. You can send us a note, use the form on the back cover, or e-mail us at michelle.wisnor@elyriacatholic.com.

Distinguished Alumni Award
Distinguished Alumni Nomination form
Elyria Catholic Honors
2008 Distinguished Alumni
Ellen Naughton-Basinski ‘57 and Bill Rice ‘62 were inducted into the
Elyria Catholic Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame at an awards dinner
held on February 28, 2008, at the Elyria Country Club.
Ellen has made significant contributions to Elyria Catholic and the
community for more than 40 years. She was involved in the Elyria
Catholic Endowment Fund and was one of the founders of EC Bingo,
lending her support for over 20 years. Ellen has been a key to
fundraisers at EC, particularly in her work with the James Kolopus
Memorial Scholarship Fund benefiting Elyria Catholic students.
Ellen and her husband, Judge David Basinski, raised five sons, all of
whom are graduates of Elyria Catholic. Her leadership and dedication to EC, Catholic education, and the community truly make her an Elyria
Catholic Distinguished Alumna.
Bill graduated from EC in 1962 and earned a BS in Electrical Engineering from Northwestern University in 1967. Upon graduation, he began
working at NASA. In 1971, he earned his Master of Science degree, also in Electrical Engineering from the University of Toledo. He retired
from NASA in 2000 following a very rewarding career spanning 34 years. He served as the NASA Chief Engineer and was responsible for
giving the NASA engineering approval for launch of several of the unmanned spacecrafts at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Under
his technical leadership, NASA achieved a 100% success rate during his tenure as Chief Engineer.
Bill is very active in and devotes much time to St. Jude Church. He also devotes a considerable amount of time to the West Side Irish
American Club where he serves on the Board of Trustees and has served as the Chairperson at the Ohio Irish Cultural festivals for the past
several years. In 1967 Bill married his high school sweetheart, Maureen Gillen (‘62) and later became the proud father to Sheila (‘88) and
Brian (‘91). He instilled in his children the importance of their Catholic faith and education.
Bill exemplifies the integrity, compassion and commitment to excellence in all aspects of his life that Elyria Catholic strives to promote. Elyria
Catholic is proud to have Bill and Ellen as Distinguished Alumni.
Elyria Catholic High School and the Distinguished Alumni Committee are currently accepting nominations for the school’s Distinguished
Alumni Hall of Fame. Elyria Catholic will continue to recognize outstanding individuals who have contributed significantly to
society and who provide a positive role model to our students.
Nominations can be made by alumni, faculty, students, and friends of Elyria Catholic High School by submitting the accompanying
form along with any additional information you have to share to the Development Office. For more information please contact the
Development Office at 440-365-1821 ext. 22 or 34.
Distinguished Alumni Nomination Form
Candidate’s Name___________________________________________ Graduation Year_____________
Candidate’s Address____________________________________________________________________
City_______________________________________________ State________ Zip____________________
Reason for Nomination____________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Nominated By____________________________________________________________________________
Address________________________________________________________________________________
Phone Number_____________________________________________
(This Form may be reproduced for additional nominations.)
Please return to:
Elyria Catholic High School
Development Office
725 Gulf Road
Elyria, OH 44035

Senior Class Gift/Graduation
The Class of 2008 Constructs A Peaceful Retreat As Their Parting Gift To EC
The Class of 2008 wanted to leave a lasting gift to Elyria Catholic, something that could be enjoyed and cherished for many
years to come. After much thought, decision, and hard work, the Class of 2008 decided to create a community prayer garden at
EC.
The garden is located between the breezeway connecting the main school building and the Guidance/Administrative Offices
adjacent to Gulf Road. The prayer garden consists of a slate patio, landscaping, lighting, benches and a statue of Mary, the
school’s patroness, in a stone enclosure.
This project would not have been possible without many family members and friends of the Class of 2008 who donated not only
their time, but their talents, to ensure that this prayer garden would in fact become a reality. The 2008 Class officers were: David
Hoover, President; Keri Rider, Vice President; Ashley Novak, Secretary; and Elizabeth Vittori, Treasurer. It is the hope that this
prayer garden will be a special place of reflection for the students, faculty, staff and alumni of Elyria Catholic. Everyone is invited
to stop by and visit the new prayer garden.
The garden area before.
The Peace Garden after.
Class of 2008 Graduation
On Sunday, May 25, 2008, 108 students from the Class of 2008 said good-bye to high school but left well prepared with
promising futures and looking forward to their next phase in life. The graduating class was offered over $4,887,000 in scholarships
and 99% are currently enrolled in college. Valedictorian, Eliana Arredondo will attend Stanford University and Salutatorian,
Nick Levis will attend Miami University in the fall. Our graduates have been given the tools to move into the future with the
confidence to succeed. Congratulations Class of 2008!

Winter / Spring Sports Wrap Up
WINTER NORTH COAST LEAGUE HONORS:
SWIMMING
- NCL 1st Team: Evann Heidersbach, Kelly O’Dell, Brittany Tweardy,
Caroline Hamp, Brittany McLaughlin
- NCL 1st Team: Mike Weber, Jimmy Reitenbach, Alex Miehls, Keith
Everhart, David Hoover
- NCL 2nd Team: Brad Peters
- NCL 2nd Team: Rachel Buckley, Emily Fenik, Brooke Bartlebaugh
BOYS BASKETBALL
- NCL 2nd Team: Kevin Fentner, Joe Fitch
- NCL Honorable Mention: Cody Schuster
GIRLS BASKETBALL
- NCL 2nd Team: Emily Taylor
- NCL Honorable Mention: Sara Schneider
WRESTLING
- NCL 1st Team: Dane Szente
ICE HOCKEY
- MVP: Richie Baker
- NCL 1st Team: Chris Andrews
- NCL 2nd Team: Brad Moore
- Honorable Mention: Brad Kelley
WINTER SEASON SUMMARY BY SPORT
BOWLING
- 2nd Year as OHSAA sanctioned sport
- Boys and Girls team
- Great spirit - young, most will return
WRESTLING
- 7th in NCL Meet
- NCL 1st Team: Dane Szente
CHEERLEADING
- Great spirit and heart
- Small in numbers, but big in cheer!
- 1st year for stunting — great job!
BOYS BASKETBALL
- Finished 6-16
- Regular Season big wins over Midview, Columbia, and Padua
- Big hearts; never quit
- Advanced to OHSAA Sectional finals
GIRLS BASKETBALL
- Finished 11-10; regular season big wins over NDCL, VASJ, Padua
- Very young team; 1 senior, primarily sophomores and freshman
- 3rd Team District: Emily Taylor
- Honorable Mention District: Sara Schneider
- Advanced to District TNY
- Honorable Mention: Mimi Rothgery and Ashley Schuster
- 1st Team All County: Emily Taylor
- 2nd Team All County: Sara Schneider
ICE HOCKEY
- Finished: 16-12-1; qualified for Baron Cup; big wins in regular season
over Strongsville, Shaker Hts., and St. Xavier
- Advanced to District TNY; big wins in tournament over Trinity and
Olmsted Falls
- Player of the Year Best of the Best Cleveland Plain Dealer: Richie Baker
- Hobey Baker Award Ohio HS Coaches’ Assn.: Richie Baker
- Played in High School All-Star Game: Richie Baker and Brad Kelley
- GCHSHL Scholarship: Brad Kelley
- Red South Division All-Star: Richie Baker
- NCL TNY - Finished 4th
SWIMMING
- NCL Coach of the Year; OHSAA District coach of the Year: Jack Dibee
Boys and Girls — NCL Champs
NCL MVP: Keith Everhart
OHSAA State Swim Meet:
- 3rd place 50 free: Evann Heidersbach
- 5th place in 200 Relay: Evann Heidersbach, Brittany Tweardy, Kelly
O’Dell, Caroline Hamp
- 6th place in 100 free relay: Evann Heidersbach, Brittany Tweardy,
Caroline Hamp, Brooke Bartleaugh
- 10th place 200 free: Jimmy Reitenbach, Alex Miehls, Keith Everhart,
Mike Weber
SPRING NORTH COAST LEAGUE HONORS:
BASEBALL
- MVP: Joe Fitch
- 1st Team: Kyle Koberna, Andrew Kubuski, Mike Norton
- 2nd Team: Edwin Cruz, Jacob Julio, Paul Kubuski
- Honorable Mention: Drew Spinney
- Coach of the Year: Tom Kubuski
SOFTBALL
- 1st Team: Emily Taylor, Emily Thompson, Lauren Whited
- 2nd Team: Lexi Kaczay, Katie Svat, Jackie Tirbaso
- Honorable Mention: Jasmin Filiaggi
- Coach of the Year: Brian Daw
BOYS TRACK
- 1st Team: 3200 Meter Run: Marty Coolidge
- 2nd Team:
- 4 x 400 Relay: Vinnie Pierro, Evan Foreman, Jimmy Zambo, Jimmy
Russell
- 4 x 800 Relay: Jimmy Zambo, Evan Foreman, Matt Wiehe, Vinnie
Pierro
GIRLS TRACK
- 1st Team: 3200 Meter Run: Michelle Clark
- 300 Hurdles: Stephanie Recko
- Discus: Sara Schneider
- 4 x 800 Relay: Laura Pierce, Liz Rock, Alexa Rick, Evann Heidersbach
- 2nd Team:
- 400 Run: Grace Dill
- 800 Run: Evann Heidersbach
- High Jump: Gia Tony
- Shot Put: Sara Schneider
SPRING SEASON SUMMARY BY SPORT
TENNIS
- Finished 4-9 with a very young team
- 4th place All Catholic Tournament
- 6th Place Lorain County Tournament
- Thomas Radachi advanced to final round of OHSAA tournament
BASEBALL
- Record 17-9 Overall
- North Coast League Champs
- 1st Team All County: Kyle Koberna, Andrew Kubuski
- Honorable Mention All County: Joe Fitch, Mike Norton, Paul Kubuski
- Lorain County All-Star Garme: Joe Fitch, Kyle Koberna, Jacob Julio
- Player of the Week Cleveland Plain Dealer - Kyle Koberna
SOFTBALL
- Record 15-7 Overall
- North Coast League Co-Champs
- Brian Daw — Lorain County Coach of the Year
- Katie Svat/Lexi Kaczay — All State NE Ohio District Div III;
- Honorable Mention: Natalie Kaczmarczyk
- 1st Team All County: Katie Svat, Lexi Kaczay, Emily Taylor, Sam
Spencer
- 2nd Team All Lorain County: Jackie Tirbaso, Jasmin Filiaggi
- Lorain County Senior All-Stars: Katie Svat, Jackie Tirbaso
BOYS TRACK
- 1st at Wellington Dual and Lake Ridge Quint
- Regional Qualifiers, Marty Coolidge in 3200 run; Jimmy Zambo in 400
meter run; Andrew Bir 100 and 200 meter run; 4 x 100 relay consisting of
Andrew Bir, Jayson Graham, Tylor Mahone, and Pat Flanagan
- Marty Coolidge finished 1st in the 3200 Meter Run at the OHSAA
Regional Meet at Ravenna HS
- Marty Coolidge qualified for State tournament on 6/7/08
GIRLS TRACK
- Set 3 school records - 4 x 800 relay, distance medley, and two person
long jump relay
- Regional qualifiers: 4 x 800 — Laura Pierce, Alexa Rick, Liz Rock,
Evann Heidersbach; 3200 run — Michelle Clark; 800 run — Evann
Heidersbach
173 students participated in Winter sports - 35% of student body
136 students participated in Spring sports - 25% of student body

Scholarship Memorials Fundraisers (cont’d) / In Memorium / Reunion News / Fundraising WrapUp
Scott Holland Scholarship Benefit
The Scott Holland Scholarship “Reach for the Stars” Foundation benefit
was held on Saturday, August 9, 2008, at the Lorain County
Airport to honor the life and memory of Scott Holland ‘02.
All proceeds will benefit the Scott Holland Scholarship Fund which
will award its first Scholarship in the fall.
1984-2006
He touched the face of God
For more information please e-mail the Holland’s at
jhollandosu@yahoo.com.
Bob Bowl II
On October 18, 2008, the Second Annual Bob Bowl (flag football
game, dinner, and silent auction) will be held in Bethesda, MD,
with proceeds going towards the Gandolfo Family Scholarship
Fund. It is the hope that after this year’s fundraiser, the scholarship
will be fully endowed, enabling the family to award an EC
student The Gandolfo Scholarship next year.
If you are interested in attending or making a donation, please
contact Michael Gandolfo at Michael.gandolfo@fiserv.com or by
phone at 703-615-9136. You can also visit the website,
www.bobbowl.com for more details, donation forms, and pictures
from last year’s event.
The Gandolfo family at Bob Bowl I.
REUNION NEWS
1958 - 50 years - EC Class of 1958 will
celebrate their reunion Homecoming
weekend September 26-28, 2008. Friday
night tailgate at the football game,
snacks & refreshments provided. A dinner
reception will be Saturday night at the
Rose Café at Lakeview Beach in Lorain
starting at 6:00p.m. For anyone interested,
the class will meet Sunday at 11:00a.m.
for brunch also at the Rose Café. For
information, please call Brenda Mettler
at (440)967-0298.
1968 - 40 years- The EC Class of 1968
celebrated their reunion on Friday, August
1, 2008, at the Columbian Club. Dinner
with entertainment and a cash bar was
held on Saturday August 2, 2008, at the
Knights of Columbus Hall.
1978 - 30 years - Plans are underway for
Homecoming weekend, September 26-
28, 2008. Friday night tailgate at the football
game, snacks & refreshments provided.
Anyone interested in golfing on Saturday
morning can register with the Development
Office to golf in the Annual EC
1978 (cont’d) Golf Classic. On Saturday
evening, September 27th, a celebration will
be held from 6-11 pm. in a private room at
Quaker Steak & Lube. Cost is $40 per person
which includes four wing/pasta/salad
bar buffet and two drink tickets (cash bar
after tickets). Sunday, September 28th, we
will attend noon mass-TBA. For more information,
contact Chris Kaminski Kish at
440-985-3024 or e-mail kishoff@aol.com
or contact Jean Schuster Kohls at 440-366-
9729 or e-mail kohls4@alltel.net.
1983 - 25 years - Plans are underway for
Homecoming weekend, September 26 &
27. Friday night tailgate at the football
game, snacks & refreshments provided.
Anyone interested can golf in the EC Golf
Classic on Saturday morning. Call the Development
office if interested. On Saturday
night, a reception will be held at Red
Tail Country Club 4400 Lear Nagle Rd. in
Avon from 6:30p-11:30p. For more information
call Brian Hoagland at (440)653-
0037 or e-mail bdhoag@oh.rr.com.
1985 - The Class of 1985 would like to get
a committee together to start planning a 25
year reunion. If you would like to help with
the planning, please contact Kira Alvarado
Fiutak at fiutak4@roadrunner.com.
1988 - 20 years - For detailed reunion information,
please go to the following website:
www.ec1988reunion.blogspot.com.
1998 – 10 years - The Class of 1998’s reunion
will be held the weekend of September
19-20, 2008. Events will take place
during the entire weekend - a casual mixer
on Friday, golf on Saturday morning, and
the reunion party on Saturday night. We
hope to see you at one or all of the events.
Please visit the following website: http://
EC1998reunion.googlepages.com for
more details or contact Erin Conlin at (440)
452-1210 or colinek@hotmail.com; Gina
(Henderson) Prescott at (440) 371-6785 or
ghprescott@gmail.com; or Suzy Dominak
at (440) 610-3987 or sdominak@aol.com.

Pot ‘O Gold Wrap up / Field House News
POT O’GOLD WRAP UP
A “Pot O’ Gold” was certainly at the end of the rainbow as our spring fundraiser
was again a huge success raising $31,000 for the school! The $5,000
jackpot came down to a four-way split between Jerry Boron, Terry Butler,
Lorne Elbert, and Barb Salata. The evening provided a wonderful opportunity to bring parents,
alumni, friends, faculty, and staff all together for the good of raising funds to improve
the school’s campus.
A very special THANK YOU goes out to our corporate sponsors: Allstate Financial Services,
Elbert Excavating, National City Bank, Nick Abraham Auto Mall, and North
Ohio Heart Center. We would also like to thank the Lapos Family/Lapos Construction
for the generous donation of their timeshare at Williamsburg Plantation in Williamsburg,
Virginia, and to Nielsen Jewelers for the beautiful sapphire and diamond necklace. A
thank you also goes out to Mari and Michaela Foisy for providing lovely music during
cocktail hour.
This event could not be possible without the tremendous support of our committee members,
numerous volunteers, business leaders, those who donated items to the silent auction
or raffles, took out ads in the program, made monetary donations, and especially to
those who purchased tickets and attended this event. We thank you for your loyalty and
support. We couldn’t have done it without you. Hope to see you again next year!
MATT WILHELM RETURNS TO EC TO CHECK OUT NEW FIELD HOUSE
The Panther football players were given the rare opportunity to work out and run some drills on July 2nd with former EC
football star, Matt Wilhelm ’99 who currently plays for the San Diego Chargers. Matt (pictured below) stopped at EC to
check out the new addition to the athletic complex and to workout with the upcoming Panther football team. The
concrete work and landscaping around the field house addition are scheduled to take place this summer. The new
addition will also allow us to add another locker room and an equipment room.

EC NEWS
2008 Student Car Raffle Raises over $67,000!
Thanks to the generous donations of Nick Abraham ‘60, Jim Herrick ‘70, and Jack Matia‘75, we were able to offer
ticket buyers their choice of one of three different brand new cars for the student car raffle this year!
Dena Anderson, mother of Samantha Stawicki ‘11 was the grand prize winner and chose the 2008 Chevy Malibu. The
second place winner of $1,000 was Mr. and Mrs. Matt Love; third place winner of $500 was Rand Kaiser; fourth place
winner of $200 was Judy Glover; fifth place winner of $100 was Leonard Nemeth and the $200 winning ticket seller
was Samantha Stawicki. Our top five student sellers sold the following number of extra books: Amanda Gallagher
(29); Jaynie Taylor (23); Jasmin Filiaggi (23); Breanna Wisnor (22); and Will Sellers (15).
Thank you Nick Abraham and Abraham Buick-Chrysler-Jeep, Jim Herrick and The Liberty Ford Auto Group, Jack
Matia and Jack Matia Chevrolet-Honda, and everyone who helped support this years’ student fundraiser.
EC SPRING MUSICAL - “Into the Woods”
Elyria Catholic performed the spring musical “Into the Woods”
on April 9, 11, and 12.
Beyond the stage was a very talented group of students who
orchestrated all of the lighting and audio. They combined for
over 20 years of experience.
Eagle Scout Project Improves Auditorium
As part of his requirements for the rank of Eagle Scout in the
Boy Scouts of America, Drew Bihary from Troop 397 of Lorain,
chose Elyria Catholic as his project choice. On March 26, 2008,
Drew organized a crew of 12 fellow workers who assisted him in
the installation of new mini-blinds for all the windows in the auditorium.
Spring Window Fashions donated the eight EC green
vinyl mini-blinds worth approximately $400. Thank you, Drew!

The Panther Prowl
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SUMMER 2008
Dated Material
Please Deliver
Please note: We sincerely apologize
for any errors or omissions in this
issue of The Panther Prowl.
Calling all yearbooks!
The Historical Society on Washington Avenue
in Elyria is looking for old EC yearbooks.
Any alumni whom is willing to part with his/
her yearbook, can either drop it off at the
Historical Society or contact Mary Aldrich ’52
at 440-323-9577.
School Website
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awhile, take a few minutes to check it out! Go to
www.elyriacatholic.com to stay informed on upcoming
events, reunion news, and current school news.
Make sure to click into the EC photo gallery to view
photos of some of the EC happenings.
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