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School Sponsor Academy of the Holy Angels Lynne Elizabeth Peterson Apple Valley High School Linda Maytan Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa Harvard Club of Minnesota Prize Book Sponsors 2020-21 School Sponsor Academy of the Holy Angels Lynne Elizabeth Peterson Apple Valley High School Linda Maytan Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa High School Anonymous Bemidji High School Dr. Dorothy Horns and James Richardson Benilde - St. Margaret's Michael Hu Bloomington Jefferson High School Robert Graff Breck School In memory of Glen D. Nelson, MD, Harvard Class of 1959 Burnsville Senior High School Ted Cadwell Cass Lake - Bena High School Alan Brew Centennial High School Randy Karger Cottage Grove Park High School Hema Nealon Cretin-Derham Hall Abigail Sugahara Moeller Dassel-Cokato High School Chris Morris DeLaSalle High School Marge Utke Christianson Duluth Denfeld High School John D. Kelly Duluth East High School John D. Kelly Duluth Marshall High School John D. Kelly Eagan High School Hema Nealon Eastview High School Jonathan and Cynthia Vessey Edina High School In memory of Glen D. Nelson, MD, Edina High School Class of 1955 and Harvard Class of 1959 Elk River Area High School Anonymous Falls High School Nathaniel Opperman Fergus Falls Kennedy Secondary School Jordan Rasmusson Fridley High School Anonymous Grand Forks Central High School David Bjork Grand Forks Red River High School David Bjork Grand Rapids High School Kirk Nielsen Hermantown High School John D. Kelly Hiawatha Collegiate High School Anonymous Hibbing High School Anonymous Higher Ground Academy Mary Ann Barrows Wark Hopkins High School Arin Olson Hutchinson High School Eric Ruzicka International School of Minnesota Prakash Puram Lac qui Parle Valley High School Dr. Dorothy Horns and James Richardson Lakeville North High School Audrey Aronson Johnson Lakeville South High School Audrey Aronson Johnson Le Sueur-Henderson High School James Volling Loyola Catholic School Dan Riley Mahtomedi High School Anonymous Mankato East Senior High School Lynne Elizabeth Peterson Maple River High School Ann Ziebarth Marshall Senior High School Ted and Deborah Jewett Minneapolis North Community High School Kathryn Harper Minneapolis Patrick Henry High School Donald M. Lewis Minneapolis Roosevelt High School Jim and Nancy Westcott Minneapolis Southwest High School Jane Simon Minneapolis Thomas Edison High School Anonymous Minneapolis Washburn High School Steve Lieberman Minnehaha Academy Upper School Herbert Cantrill Minnetonka High School Anonymous Mountain Iron - Buhl High School Kim Stokes and Gina Kastel New Life Academy Aeisha Thomas Harvard Club of Minnesota Prize Book Sponsors 2020-21 School Sponsor Northeast Range High School Jim DeLeo Nova Classical Academy Patricia Kaufman Orono High School Anonymous Osseo Senior High School Lee Sheehy Park Center Senior High School Laurel Cederberg Perpich Arts High School Mark Vandermyde Prescott High School W. Taud Hoopingarner Providence Academy Kent Adams Red Wing High School Lynne Elizabeth Peterson Redwood Valley High School David White Richfield High School Krishnan Subrahmanian Robbinsdale Armstrong High School State Senator Ann Rest Robbinsdale Cooper High School Sue Klaseus Rochester Century High School Charles B. Rosen, M.D. Rochester John Marshall High School Charles B. Rosen, M.D. Rochester Lourdes High School Charles B. Rosen, M.D. Rochester Mayo High School Charles B. Rosen, M.D. Roseville Area High School Emma Lucken Shattuck-St. Mary's School Esther Agbaje Southwest Christian High School Anonymous Spring Lake Park High School Erica Antony St. Anthony Village High School Christen Ebens St. Cloud Apollo High School Laurel Cederberg St. Cloud Tech High School Patrick Henry St. Croix Falls High School Andrea Sachs St. Croix Preparatory Academy Anonymous St. John's Preparatory School Tom Osteraas St. Louis Park High School Kirk and Marti Biegler St. Paul Academy - Summit School Mary Ann Barrows Wark St. Paul Central Senior High School Anonymous St. Paul Como Park Senior High School Carolyn Carlson St. Paul Harding Senior High School Richard Newmark St. Paul Humboldt Secondary School Diane Berthel St. Paul Johnson Senior High School Donald M. Lewis St. Thomas Academy James D. Flinsch Stillwater Area High School Jeff McGuire Virginia Secondary School Anonymous Visitation School Anna Marie Ettel Wayzata Senior High School David Swanson West St. Paul Henry Sibley High School Laurel Cederberg White Bear Lake Area High School Heidi Hardner Winona Senior High School Tim Hatfield.
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