VISION PROGRESS AND PLANS AT ST. LAURENCE HIGH SCHOOL

Fall 2019 2019 Annual Report Class of 2023 Highlights Academic Achievement Letter from the President Support the tradition of excellence with a gift to St. Laurence.

Dear Friends of St. Laurence,

St. Laurence is a place of transformation. Where courageous leaders are shaped by spirituality and technology, academics and athletics. Where the Catholic school experience is evolving to meet a dynamic future. Where young men and women learn to make a difference in their community and the world.

We expect our students to push themselves through problem solving in order to experience the personal growth in knowledge, teamwork, confidence and spirituality. We expect our students to break the mold and embrace a student experience unlike any other high school. We expect our students to make their mark and advocate for causes they believe in. We have such high expectations because soon, they will join your ranks and become proud Viking alumni.

Each year, we are blessed to welcome an incoming freshmen class. This year, we were proud to welcome nearly 250 students selected from over 360 applicants. Each of them define leadership in their own unique way. Each share the values of compassion, courage, excellence and community—the cornerstones of our newly branded shield, representative of our Viking identity and commitment to Defending the Glory.

For decades, our Vikings have stepped up to support our mission. Most importantly, the generosity and commitment of many alumni and friends the past five years has allowed us to accomplish much, specifically raising over $5 million for financial assistance, faculty excellence, and infrastructure improvements through our Defend the Glory Campaign.

This success has allowed us to grow as a school and community. Based on our continued increase in enrollment, we expect to become a school of over 900 in the next two years! We will launch our International Baccalaureate academic program for continued excellence in academics in 2021. Additionally, we are in the process of completing a facility master plan for our long-term enhancements and continued sustainability.

These next few years will be extremely exciting for our entire community as we fulfill our vision, achieve national recognition for our non-traditional project-based learning curriculum, and attain sustainable growth. We need your support more than ever to help us achieve our continued success.

We look forward to hearing from you, giving you a personal tour, gaining your feedback, and Projected to have a helping you remain part of our growing Edmund Rice Christian Brother family. student population of over Thank you and Go Vikings! 900 in two years Joseph A. Martinez, ’99 President 110 grade schools represented 2 VISION | FALL 2019 in the Class of 2023 Viking Welcome

We were excited to welcome our largest freshmen class in over 20 years to St. Laurence at the beginning of this school year!

The momentum that our growing school is achieving is the culmination of years of challenging ourselves to be the best that we can possibly be in everything we do. The Class of 2023 is just another example of why the future is bright at St. Laurence!

Over Our new freshmen participated in a team building retreat as part of their orientation at Irons Oaks in the beginning of the year. 360 total applicants for the freshman Pass on the Legacy! class Did you know that alumni Over Most male testers in children receive a $1,250 discount off tuition? Most importantly, however, is that you can pass on the St. Laurence tradition 240 to your son or daughter. One of the freshman 10 years strongest forms of support for St. Laurence is when our alumni send their kids here. If your son or daughter is interested in St. Laurence, simply visit stlaurence.com/prospective to learn 16% more about how to become a Viking! increase over last year’s freshmen class 25% increase in number of female testers over previous year

Bob Carroll ’94 and his son Ryan ’22 pose for a picture at Bring Your Parent to School Day.

VISION | FALL 2019 3 Academics

STL to Become International Baccalaureate (IB) World School in 2021

Continuing our commitment to knowledgeable and caring young people Viking Voice challenging the status quo in education, who are motivated to succeed. IB strives we announced our candidacy to become to develop students who will build a better “Offering the IB Diploma Program is a natural next step in our rise in an International Baccalaureate (IB) World world through intercultural understanding academics as a school. This initiative School by 2021. In doing so, St. Laurence and respect. aligns well with our overall strategic will join just 37 high schools in Illinois to The DP provides many benefits for those plan to drive performance through offer the IB Diploma Program (DP), only 3 who are enrolled. DP students learn to do continuous improvement and higher of which are Catholic schools. Additionally, college level coursework and learn time standards. Our priority is to prepare St. Laurence will be the only management and study skills while still in our students to not only get in to col- Catholic school in Chicago’s south high school, which can make the transi- lege, but to succeed in college. The IB program will provide our students side area to offer the IB Diploma tion to college easier. They also become opportunities and experience to Program, displaying leadership in more attractive candidates to colleges in do just that, things they would not the admissions process because they are academics among local schools. be able to do at any other Catholic choosing the most rigorous academic school in the area.” Beginning August 2021, the school plans path available. Additionally, students may to begin offering courses that align with —Principal Jim Muting ’73, on St. Laurence’s receive credit or advanced standing by scor- candidacy to become an IB World School the DP, which aims to do more than ing well on IB exams. other curricula by developing inquiring, Becoming an IB World School fits in seam- lessly with St. Laurence’s transition to a Aviation Courses Added STEM curriculum rooted in project-based in New Partnership learning. Current STL students are inquisi- As we continue to bolster our Career tive, open-minded risk-takers who also Explorer Program offerings, a new possess strong communication skills as a partnership was formed with the Air- result of the current curriculum, all charac- craft Owners and Pilots Association teristics that lend well to IB. The school will (AOPA) that will allow St. Laurence continue to offer AP courses as options for students to experience a first-of- its students in addition to IB. its-kind, comprehensive, four-year aviation study program. The program provides students with the skills needed to pursue aviation-related career and educational opportunities.

Career Explorer Programs provide students invaluable exposure to in- demand, high paying industries and kick-start the pursuit of their career of choice before they graduate high school. St. Laurence also offers Ca- reer Explorer Programs in medicine, education, computer engineering, entrepreneurship, artificial intelli- gence, robotics, and aquatic science.

4 VISION | FALL 2019 $

Graduates earned over $137k per student in college scholarships (most ever) 18 IHSA Team Academic Award Winners

Top 10% Graduates attend of students average a schools in 30 or higher on ACT 25 states across the country

24 Seniors named Illinois 36% State Scholars 18.5% of students enrolled in of seniors named AP/Honors Classes Illinois State Scholars (most since 1976) 267 Academic All-Conference Student-Athletes

VISION | FALL 2019 5 Spirituality

St. Laurence Welcomes Ed Sajdak ’81 Vikings Live Out Blessed as Campus Minister Edmund’s Mission in Peru

This past May, we were excited to to the spiritual needs of our young men and welcome back alum Ed Sajdak ’81 as our women, providing anything needed to help new Campus Minister. them build a strong relationship with God while also encouraging and developing our future faith leaders.”

Sajdak has already made his presence felt as Campus Minister, leading the renovation of our beautiful chapel. He also kick-started new spiritual initiatives such as the forma- tion of religious student organizations and creation of various new opportunities for students to celebrate their faith within the walls of St. Laurence.

“The addition of Ed to our staff allows us to A group of students and teachers Sajdak has spent the last 35 years in service bolster the religious offerings we provide had the opportunity of a lifetime to the Catholic Church in a wide variety to our students,” said St. Laurence High when they traveled to Peru for our of roles including lector, extraordinary School Principal Jim Muting. “Ed’s service annual mission trip. The group was minister of Holy Communion, and religious to the Catholic Church over the years truly hard at work building and painting education catechist. Currently, Sajdak is displays his commitment to Christ. As an houses for locals in need and also enrolled in the Mundelein Seminary at the alumnus, we know that he will bring that providing a helping hand for the University of St. Mary of the Lake, where same level of passion to his alma mater, brothers. which will undoubtedly bring the Essential he is participating in Religious Studies The trip also had its fair share of Elements of an Edmund Rice Christian in the Diaconate program and will be fun—when the students weren’t at ordained a Deacon for the Archdiocese of Brothers Education to life.” work, they were either playing soccer Chicago in May 2020. On top of his pursuit In addition to his strong resume within the with the locals or taking in amazing of ordination, he holds a certificate in lay Catholic Church, Ed served as a Deputy sights such as Machu Picchu. leadership from the University of St. Mary Sheriff in the Cook County Sheriff’s Office The Peru mission trip has quickly of the Lake and is a certified catechist by for the last 33 years. After graduating become a great new tradition at the Archdiocese of Chicago. from St. Laurence in 1981, he earned his St. Laurence. As more students “Having an ordained clergy member on Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice, and come back and share their amazing campus will provide endless opportunities his Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice stories, we look forward to interest and possibilities for St. Laurence students,” Counseling and Education from Saint Xavier in this trip growing larger every year. said Sajdak. “I look forward to ministering University in 1985 and 1994, respectively.

Viking Voice

“The biggest thing we did (in Peru) was reflect on ourselves. I learned how much I love giving back and that I need to be grateful for everything I have in my life.”

—Anissa Acevedo ’22, on what she learned from participating in the Peru Mission Trip 6 VISION | FALL 2019 Leadership

Queen of Peace Grad Named Director of Leadership & Mission Integration

This past April, we were excited to fill Activities Director and Student Council a key academic role as we announced Moderator and was highly regarded among the hiring of Laura Storino as Director the faculty and student body. of Leadership and Mission Integration. “I look forward to the opportunity to help As leadership and mission effectiveness St. Laurence students maximize their have become unique qualities of the St. potential as leaders, so that upon gradua- Laurence experience for students, the role tion they are ready for whatever challenges they encounter in college and beyond,” said emerged as a critical part of the academic Storino. “I am also excited to help continue leadership team. Storino has hit the ground bringing the charisma of the Edmund Rice running in just a few short months, oversee- Christian Brothers to life in our students ing our immersive Leadership Program and in our community.” while also finding new ways for students “Laura’s experience in nearly every area to live out the mission of the Edmund Rice A current resident of Mokena with her of high school education made her an Christian Brothers. husband Art Olsen ‘94, Storino grew amazing candidate for this position,” said up in the Bridgeport neighborhood of St. Laurence High School Principal Jim Storino brings 14 years of experience in Chicago and graduated from Queen of Muting. “She understands what it means education to St. Laurence’s academic Peace. She received her Bachelor’s Degree to work in Catholic education, and she has leadership team. She most recently served in Marketing Communications from demonstrated an ability to build posi- as a business teacher at Immaculate Columbia College and her Master’s Degree tive relationships with her students every Conception College Prep. Prior to IC, in School Leadership from Concordia Storino was at Queen of Peace for 10 years University. Her certifications include Type step of the way. We are thrilled to gain her where she finished as the Academic Dean, 75/School Leadership, Type 09/Business perspective and know that she will help us but also held roles such as Dean of Women, Education and LBS1. grow as an academic leadership team.”

New Officers Elected for Student Council and National Honor Society We are excited to share our dynamic, diverse group of student leaders who were elected officers of our Student Council and National Honor Society!

National Honor Society (left to right): Diego Vilchis, Parliamentarian (St. Richard, Student Council (back row, left to right): Alex Gasbarro, Secretary (Martino Archer Heights); Jason Dornbos, Treasurer (St. Patricia, Willow Springs); Laila Ismail, Jr. High, New Lenox); Myron Lewis, President (CICS Prairie, Roseland); Chris President (Visitation, Evergreen Park); Ashley Staszak, Vice President (St. Barbara, Seropian, Treasurer (St. Daniel the Prophet, Garfield Ridge);Brandon Wilson, Jr., Bridgeport); Brett Buzzelli, Secretary (SS. Cyril & Methodius, Lemont); Cal Friend, Public Relations (Beasley Academic Center, South Shore); (front row): Ruby Olmos, Historian (Hauser Jr. High, Riverside). Not pictured Alejandro Mora, Public Relations Parliamentarian (St. Daniel the Prophet, Garfield Ridge);Daniel Villalobos, Vice (St. Mary Star of the Sea, West Lawn). President (Our Lady of the Snows, Garfield Ridge);Sarah Sanchez, Historian (St. Symphorosa, Clearing)

VISION | FALL 2019 7 Development

Why We Give

When changes were made to educational experience that is becoming tax policy in late 2017, many industry exceedingly rare. Because you give our experts suggested that donors were less community is growing. Together, we are incentivized to give and philanthropy in increasing access to families everywhere. America would take a hit. So when Giving The totals below demonstrate that the USA released their annual report on Bob Hogan ’90 belief in our mission is as strong as ever. Vice President of philanthropy for 2018 this past June, a funny Institutional Advancement Because of you, our shared Viking heritage thing happened: Americans responded by grows and evolves in the proud and capable giving more than they had in 2017! hands of a new generation of leaders. support. Without a doubt, your support I’m sure this news left many of those Because of you, they can do great things. makes our success possible. experts scratching their heads. However, So if your name appears in the annual there was one thing that was overlooked— FY19 was a great year as you stepped report section of this publication. we are charitable, not for the tax benefit we forward in ways not seen before. Our Thank you! I urge you to continue to may receive, but because we care and we alumni, friends, parents and students have want to make a difference. We believe in never been more committed. Yet access make STL a priority in your charitable the power of the human spirit and we want to Catholic, private school has never been giving. If you haven't given to to have an impact. We want to change and more challenged. The Viking Community St. Laurence recently, please do so touch lives. That’s why we give. needs you now more than ever! today! Your gift will be put to use immedi- ately and in direct support of the young In supporting St. Laurence, you are making As you have read in this magazine, women and men who are so grateful to a difference and touching lives. You are St. Laurence has never been in a stronger carry on our proud tradition. providing our young men and women with place. However, all of that can change an awesome gift­—an ability to access an without your continued and dedicated On Vikings!

A aNNUAL FUND 2019 $569,024

B alUMNI OFFICE EVENTS $101,225

C SCHOOL FUNDRAISING EFFORTS A Vike Hike $25,109 Mother’s Club 30,998 D Father’s Club 31,375 Family Raffle 164,168 Total $251,650

D ST. LAURENCE FOUNDATION Capital Campaign Donations $702,993 Other Foundation 37,570 B Total $740,563

C FY19 Fundraising $1,662,462

8 VISION | FALL 2019 Alumni Notes

It wasn’t until Paul Brzozowski ’69 As a student, Sammy had an all-Catholic purchasing it in 1986. We couldn’t be more returned to STL with his wife, Louisa, to academic profile: St. Bede grammar school proud that Gary has endorsed St. Laurence celebrate the 50th reunion of the Class of (’67), St. Laurence (’71), and Loras College. by establishing the Miller Resource Group ’69 that we first learned of his stellar career While at People’s Gas, he had additional Robotics Scholarship, awarded to Juniors as a professional actor. Paul, who performs Catholic education, receiving a MBA from and Seniors aspiring to study Robotics and under the stage name PJ Benjamin, has DePaul in 1986. Engineering in college. Gary has also taken logged 3,500 performances as the Wizard Sammy and his wife of 25 years, Noreen, the opportunity to mentor our students of Oz on Broadway in the mega hit musical currently reside in Frankfort, IL. They have through sponsoring and attending the Auto- WICKED. For 6 years he was Mr. Cellophane five children and ten grandchildren, all mate Expo with them. We are truly grateful on Broadway in the musical Chicago. He living locally. As a result, they spend much for the support and inspiration sang with the Duke Ellington orchestra and of their free time supporting the pursuits of that Gary provides for our young men performed at the White House for President the ten grandchildren. and women. Reagan and can be seen in episodes of Law & Sammy is the current President of the Order, Law & Order SVU, Madame Secretary, After graduating from STL, David Lloyd Viking Club, STL’s athletic booster organi- Person of Interest and The Good Wife. ’75 went on to earn his undergraduate zation and member of the Athletic Hall of Together with his wife Louisa Flaningam degree from DePaul University and then his Fame. As such you’ll regularly find Sammy they own and have restored The Captain J.D. from DePaul University and has been attending various school-sponsored events. Timothy Hill House on Chincoteague, VA working as a lawyer since 1982. Dave is as a a log museum which is now listed on the With four dcades of experience in the solo practitioner with an office in LaGrange. National Register of Historic Places. Executive Search sector, Gary Miller ’72 He represents individuals, families, and has certainly established a long, success- small businesses in a variety of bankruptcy After a long and successful career in the ful track record and serves as a true leader cases. Mr. Lloyd has practiced on his own freight industry, Mike Mickas ’69 is now in his field. Gary is President of Lombard for seven years, and before that was a part- retired from Conway Central Express. In based Miller Resource Group, a firm he ner at a small firm in Orland Park, and has addition, Mike’s son, Matt, is also a proud initially began working for in 1977 before worked for several law firms and a federal graduate of the Class of 2002. Mike is a long agency as a bankruptcy lawyer. We were time supporter of St. Laurence and serves thrilled when Dave returned to his alma as a volunteer leader for our Viking Club, mater last spring to visit with some of our STL’s athletics sports booster organization. young Vikings with an interest in pursuing Special thanks goes out to Mike for serving a career in law. as Chair for the Class of 1969 50th reunion and organizing a great weekend of activi- After a long and successful career as a ties! Mike wanted us to be sure to recognize business owner in the cleaning supplies the entire ’69 reunion committee consist- and paper goods business, Dave Mysza ing of Norm Nuzbach, Bob Ryan, Ken ’77 is currently enjoying retirement with Stachler, and Dennis Walery. If you are his family in Sierra Madre, CA. Dave is the interested in organizing a reunion of your former President of Arcadia, CA-based Best class, please contact Adam Lotus (alotus@ Buy Chemical. Dave and his wife Andi have stlaurence.com) to get started! two children, Jessie (15) and David (13) and In July 2007, after a 32-year career in now spend most of their time following the accounting and regulatory responsibilities, athletic pursuits of their kids in softball, Salvatore “Sammy” Fiorella ’71 retired baseball and football. Dave is a great from People’s Gas and began his regulatory supporter of STL and Viking Baseball and consulting practice, SFIO Consulting. has been a regular fan at the team’s trips SFIO currently lists all major Illinois out west, traveling to catch the Paul Brzozowski ’69 performs as “The Wizard” in utilities as clients. The Wizard of Oz on Broadway. team in action.

VISION | FALL 2019 9 Alumni Notes

Anthony Richter ’87 has been the Sr. Nick Urso ’95 is President of Bear Cartage, from the Next-Generation Indie Book Global Supply Manager for Google since an intermodal trucking company based Awards. He lives with his wife Elizabeth and September 2017. Prior to joining Google, out of McCook that handles cross-town as son Nathan in Woodstock, Illinois. They're Anthony worked for the better part of two well as truckload drayage. The company, expecting their second child in October. decades with Motorola and then Apple in which started with 5 leased vehicles and 3 After graduating from STL, Paul Grajek ’02 various leadership roles in supply chain employees, was established in 1994 by Tom went on to study music and audio engineering management. Urso, Nick’s father, with the help of his wife, at Northwestern University and also earned a We were fortunate to have Anthony Marie. Now their truckload work covers all MA in Sound Design from Savannah College visit with us during the past school year the Midwestern and Great Lakes states and of Art and Design in Savannah, GA. Paul and mentor some of our most motivated stretches as far Tennessee, Georgia, Florida then worked on sound design for radio and students. He emphasized the importance of and even in parts of Canada. Bear Cartage television commercials in New York and taking charge of and developing your own remains committed to its family roots, as Chicago for ten years. Most recently, he has personal brand so that others don’t attempt Tony Urso ’99 serves as the company’s transitioned to the digital side of advertising to do it for you. He encouraged the students Vice President for Sales & Operations. where he works in client success management to bring their whole authentic self to all they After graduating from STL, both Nick and at a software company in downtown Chicago. do professionally. Tony earned Business degrees from Saint Paul currently lives in Oak Lawn, IL with his Anthony holds a BS in Mechanical Xavier University before getting involved with wife Jill and a very large vegetable garden. We Engineering from the University of Illinois the family business. We are very proud that are grateful that Paul remains connected and at Chicago and an MBA from Northwestern Nick’s daughter, Morgan, is a current member recently returned to volunteer as an alumni University-Kellogg School of Management. of our freshman class and will carry on the mentor and speaker for our students. He resides in San Jose, CA. Viking tradition! After graduating from STL, Chad Matt Coughlin ’90 is the Founder Brian Nelson ’99 is the Founder and Navarrete ’92 attended Lewis University and CEO of XSELL Technologies—a President of investment research publishing and earned a degree in Aviation Flight Chicago-based artificial intelligence company Valuentum. The company Management. Currently Chad and his wife, company focused on enhancing online produces a number of publications that strive Denise, reside in Northern Virginia, outside customer engagement and driving results to help individual investors and financial of Washington, DC, where they take in the across industries. Matt has a long tenure in advisors meet their goals. He recently wrote local sites of the nation’s capital and enjoy selling innovative enterprise technologies his first book in finance,Value Trap: Theory of traveling to Chicago often to visit with family to large Fortune 500 customers. He’s Universal Valuation, which received acclaim and friends. Chad, who played both football worked with brands such as Apple, Disney, and baseball while serving as member of Carnival, AT&T, and Walgreens. the Student Council, works for AT&T in Last year, Matt started the XSELL AI sales, assisting global business clients with and Innovation Lab at St. Laurence, which digital transformation for cloud, IoT, exposes students to the field of computer and networking. science and deep learning through Sal Marquez ’10 has been a familiar face extracurricular classes led by him and his around St. Laurence recently. He has filmed co-founder. He is excited to watch his son several of our admissions and development Henry (2023) grow as a leader these next videos, which have been incredibly popular four years at STL. When Matt isn’t running among our prospective students and alumni. the company, he is watching STL and He has also shot wedding videos for a few of Chicago Bears football with his his fellow graduates through his freelance wife, 3 kids, and large video company, Now and Forever Memories. extended family. Sal recently moved to the Gold Coast and works for a video production company Joe Martinez and Bob Hogan on a visit with Anthony RIchter at Google in San Francisco. in LaGrange.

10 VISION | FALL 2019 Athletics

The 2018-19 school year was marked Boys Track: Won the second ever and with several major accomplishments in second straight Sectional Championship Athletic Director athletics, as the Vikings piled up the hardware. and qualified 17 individuals for the state Tim Chandler Named Read through some of the major accolades: meet, with two finishing in the top 10 to 40 Under 40 List Softball: Won the GCAC White Confer- Baseball: Ninth straight Regional ence Championship and first Regional Championship, third Sectional Championship while winning program- Championship in 4 years, second Super- record 18 games Sectional ever, and finished second in Boys Soccer: Regional Championship state, the highest in school history, 35 and program-record 18 wins wins are second most in school history Girls Soccer: First Regional Champion- Girls Volleyball: Second straight Regional ship and won program-record 11 matches Championship and first ever Sectional Championship (final eight in the state) Wrestling: Qualified three individuals for the state tournament, one 6th place Boys Basketball: Second straight St. Laurence High School Athletic Regional Championship and tied for sec- finisher in state and one CCL Individual Director Tim Chandler was recently ond most wins in program history with Champion named a member of Coach & A.D. 27; First back-to-back 20 win seasons and Girls Track: Won the GCAC White magazine’s 2019 Sports 40 Under Regional Championships since 1978-79 Conference Championship and qualified 40 list. & 1979-80 seasons three individuals for the state meet Chandler has played a major role in Lacrosse: Won the program's first ever Boys Bowling: Qualified one individual the resurgence of Viking athletics IHSA postseason game. for the state tournament over the past seven years. Since he started as Athletic Director in 2012, Student-Athletes Find Success in the Classroom St. Laurence athletic programs have won 16 conference championships, While the year was filled with trophies and success for our teams, our student-athletes 16 IHSA Regional Championships, also hit the books hard and have some serious accomplishments to show for it. seven IHSA Sectional Championships In the classroom, we saw a staggering number of Academic All-Conference recipients. and two state place trophies. To receive the honor, varsity student-athletes must achieve a 3.0 or higher GPA during In addition to building an athletic their respective season. The fall saw 58 boys and 25 girls recognized. In the winter, 25 department comprised of several boys and 23 girls received academic all-conference. Finally, in the spring, 84 boys and winning programs, Chandler has 52 girls were honored. Overall, there were 167 boys who received CCL Academic All- done so with a focus on succeeding in Conference and 100 girls who received GCAC Academic All-Conference for a total the classroom and in life. His empha- of 267 Vikings who achieved a 3.0 or higher GPA during their season! sis on building character in student- On the team side, every program maintained a grade point average of over 3.0 during athletes has led to several team and their seasons, with an overall average grade point average of 3.69 across all programs. individual academic awards for the In total, 18 programs qualified for the IHSA Team Academic Award. athletic program.

VISION | FALL 2019 11 Hall of Fame

Congratulations to the 2019 inductees into the St. Laurence Athletic Hall of Fame! Bob Konecki ’80 Basketball Jim Leatherman ’69 Football and Baseball All inductees will be honored at the 16th Annual Viking Pride Dinner on Friday, November 1 at St. Laurence. This event has been revamped in recent years and is bigger and better than ever before!

Visit stlaurence.com/alumni to purchase tickets to the Viking Pride Dinner or for information on how to become a sponsor! Tony Lewis ’83 Baseball Bill Murphy Wrestling Coach Bill Ramsden ’73 Wrestling

Keith Rowe ’79 Football Rick Salvino ’79 Football Bill Sheridan ’85 Football Tom Whooley ’72 Wrestling Kyle Wood ’11 Baseball

2007 Baseball Team

12 VISION | FALL 2019 St. Laurence John ’83 & Lori Capparelli Michael Turro ’77 Defend the Glory Timothy J. Clark ’76 Dan and Kate Wood Campaign Joe Chiariello ’81 Robert Zeeb ’82 Ed ’72 and Eileen Czopek commitments Flirt Communications, LLC Up to $1,000 Jim Geringer ’79— Anonymous ’79 $250,000 and above In memory of Mark Anonymous ’70 William Eckhardt ’66 Botica ’79 James Antos ’66 Kathy Hynes Brian Gorski ’76 Mr. & Mrs. A. Arciero Alan Oremus Alan Haraf ’77 James Adducci ’96 George Ruebenson ’66 Thomas Kopko ’07 Advanced Media Joseph N. Silich ’87 Paul and Maggie Kuras ’75 Systems Inc. Robert Lesniewski ’76 Claudia Bannon $100,000–$249,999 James Long ’66 Joseph Barone ’68 Joseph A. Beatty ’81 Joseph Martinez ’99 Beckstrom Group Inc. 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VISION | FALL 2019 13 John Bobko Thomas Lipinski Joseph Dawes Gary Michon Annual Fund Dennis Chepulis Kenneth Malec Donald Dybala Keith Millikan Donald Dalton Brian Papa Christopher Fagan James Mohr John Duffy Richard Paulus Dennis Gannon Michael Stankus 2019 Report James Fennessy Joseph Tantillo Charles Gilarski Dominick Yocius Thomas Gill Steven O’Hara John Kedzuf CLASS of ’71 Michael Prochot Friends of St. Laurence SOCIETY MEMBERS Black & Gold Club Richard Kobel 23 Donors $10,016 Eugene Ryan Robert Balich James Antos John Steed Michael Blazicek St. Laurence O’Toole William Krecji Peter Baier Investors Circle Richard Torpy Michael Burke Society Joseph Landgraf Joseph Bidinger Ronald Lanie George Chresaidos John Vail Timothy Cerney $50,000 and above Gary Coop John Mezyk Michael Sliwoski Mark Curcio Lawrence Hunt John Mysliewiec CLASS of ’74 William Fitzgibbons ROUNDTABLE Viking Club Jeffrey Mark Andrew Parise 15 Donors $10,025 Joseph Jandora MEMBERS Dennis Wills Frank Oles Michael Roche Steven Krafcisin Investors Circle President's Roundtable Nick Palangio David Schilling Dean Malone Sponsors Circle Michael Morefield $25,000–$49,999 Richard Palla Joseph Sebek Lawrence Marszalik Gregory Zaborniak Jerome Piszczor David Walker Michael Segvich Kevin McInerney Vice-President’s Dave Shannon Jeff Messer Jerome Sikorski Black & Gold Club Roundtable Friends of St. Laurence Robert Renaud Anthony Slawniak Anthony Blasco Salvatore Fiorella Sponsors Circle Drew Steinbach $10,000–$24,999 James Slykas Michael Hassett Michael Leatherman Kevin King Gregory Suffield Principal’s Roundtable Stanley Thomas Charles Klimo Michael Lepore $7,500–$9,999 Frank Urso Roger Klocek James Morphew Black & Gold Club CLASS of ’77 James White Theodore Konfederak Bruce Puhr Lawrence Cramer 27 Donors $12,005 CIRCLE MEMBERS Robert Zutoft John Kowalczyk Thomas Rickert Michael Kielty Partners Circle David McGovern Andrew Oberc Associates Circle CLASS of ’69 Friends of St. Laurence $5,500–$7,499 David Ostrowski David Mysza 24 Donors $13,905 Dominick Byrne Friends of St. Laurence Karl Walczak Associates Circle Daniel Donahue Robert Berkery Investors Circle Donald Wieckert Vice-President's $3,500–$5,499 Edward Erdman John Fitzgerald Thomas Lange Lawrence Wrona Roundtable Investors Circle Joseph Gannon Lawrence Fitzgerald C. Richard Panico Enrique Hicaro Sponsors Circle $1,500–$3,499 CLASS of ’67 Robert Gath Raymond Jablonski Ross Kimmey Michael Tomasek 27 Donors $3,343 Black & Gold Club Sponsors Circle James Kocher Frank Marszalik Robert Litviak Black & Gold Club $1,000–$1,499 Black & Gold Club Michael Pacetti Joseph Smogor Michael Mickas Michael Corbett Thomas Brija Edward Pahuski Gordon Wojdyla CLUB MEMBERS Gerard Purciarello James Dolinar Mark Czerniak Harvey Paulsen Kevin Sykora CLASS of ’75 Michael Dunleavy Viking Club David Durakovich Algurdis Pauzuolis Kenneth Stachler 21 Donors $50,905 $750–$999 George Podrebarac Robert Stachnik William Gaynor Michael Roche David Zawacki William Hinsberger Black & Gold Club Friends of St. Laurence President's Roundtable Brian King William Waters Michael Anderson $250–$749 CLASS of ’72 George Scanlon Thomas Marthaler Daniel Arp Friends of St. Laurence Mark Podrazik Friends of St. Laurence Edward Bubnys 18 Donors $9,020 Vice-President's Kenneth Baetzel Neal Rourke Less than $250 Joseph Bucz Roundtable Julian Bellin Associates Circle Michael Colgan Frank Tannura John Cassiani Gary Miller Friends of St. Laurence James Henry Daniel Fedor Richard Antonacci Steven Malanowski Partmers Circle Gerry Grady Viking Club Richard Buch CLASS of ’65 Norm Nuzbach Kevin Dages Joseph Guastella Robert Dwyer Kenneth Cozzi 22 Donors $8,235 Michael O’Brien Dennis Kiszonas Robert Kenny Investors Circle Frank Dziedzic Terrence O’Reilly Thomas Kolpak Thomas Evoy Investors Circle Thomas Paprocki Black & Gold Club Anonymous Richard Labash Joseph Gale Richard Cremieux Mark Pieczonka Robert Ferrentino Kevin Letz Richard Mrotek Philip Graham Robert Ryan Patrick Joyce Sponsors Circle Timothy Murphy Sponsors Circle Alan Haraf Gary Stachnik Michael McCarthy Anonymous John Ochocinski James Hortsman Ralph Leno Gerald Tomas Lawrence Mickas Rev. Daniel Jenky William Paplauskas David Lloyd Ronald Mikula Dennis Walery Thomas Pisarczyk Richard Krasula Kenneth Pacyna Joseph Oboikovitz Walter Warachowski Steven Puiszis Michael Pieczonka Viking Club Joseph Pistello Paul Tomich Edward Winkofsky James Tracy Louis Pinto Michael Cahill Kevin Quick Thomas Whooley Black & Gold Club Glenn Polloway Michael Ramirez CLASS of ’70 Gary Zabinski Black & Gold Club James Bergeron Ralph Schnackel Michael Small 23 Donors $14,405 Tim Kleczka John Sepiol John Jachna Friends of St. Laurence Derek Kruk Timothy Lamke Thomas Steffek CLASS of ’78 Vice-President's James Delach William Matevich Gregory Steinbach Lawrence Ulanski 27 Donors $25,590 Roundtable John Eggert Michael Rourke Thomas Wills James Kochalka CLASS of ’68 John Farrell Vice-President's Robert Fitzgibbons Friends of St. Laurence Friends of St. Laurence 39 Donors $13,209 Roundtable Sponsors Circle Bruce Hushka Patrick Carlson William Burns William Miller John McGetrick Dennis Michon Nicholas Cray Bruno Eidietis Associates Circle Donald Haraf Associates Circle Anthony Forst John Slowik Black & Gold Club CLASS of ’73 Alex Hernandez Michael Kenny Jim Gierucki Neil Gaskin Sponsors Circle 23 Donors $6,450 Thomas Kaufmann Howard Koster Edward Healey James Coleman Joseph Kalvaitis Investors Circle Donald Kramer Michael Kelly Sponsors Circle Wayne Lipski Patrick Reidy Joseph Lukascyk Black & Gold Club Joseph Moore III James Muting Michael O’Loughlin Lawrence McDoniel Joseph Barone Robert Musur John Sullivan William Walaszek Sponsors Circle David Pavela Robert McGuire Bill Bogolin James Friel Joseph Nemeth Black & Gold Club Thomas Hushka CLASS of ’76 Paul Pencak Stephen Pobozny Friends of St. Laurence Robert Baier Michael Kelly 27 Donors $8,160 Eugene Ziemba James Baier Ronald Foys Black & Gold Club Daniel Maloney Leonard Barre Steven French Sponsors Circle Daniel McCabe CLASS of ’66 George McDoniel Robert Carroll Edward King Thomas Eder Martin O’Malley 23 Donors $22,604 David Muzzy Joseph Filipiak Edward McDonough Timothy Kaufmann Sean Quirk William O’Loughlin Robert Foertsch Michael O’Dwyer Tom Reynolds Joseph Sterner Vice-President's Mark Pienkos James Gabel William Ramsden Nicholas Tannura Roundtable Edward Pocius Robert Habbe Peter Vilkelis Black & Gold Club George Ruebenson Robert Russo James Holton Guy Chiariello Friends of St. Laurence James Jezierski Friends of St. Laurence Timothy Clark Richard Biszewski Investors Circle Friends of St. Laurence Michael Kelly Philip Areddia Steven Fiorella Timothy Budz James Long Michael Arduino Joseph Kenny Brian Byrnes Mark Langan Joseph Ford

14 VISION | FALL 2019 Michael Graham Investors Circle Black & Gold Club Donald Mastro Friends of St. Laurence Friends of St. Laurence James Grannan Joseph Chiariello Walter Bzdyk Peter Oldendorf Joseph Badon Dan Crawford John Kenney Ralph Vennetti Thomas Drez Thomas Reidy Anthony Blasco Doug Dalton Thomas Leen Timothy O’Malley William Riordan James Moore John Geletka Michael McGawley Sponsors Circle Daniel Poniatowski Dan Goon Anthony Nowicki Edward Sajdak Friends of St. Laurence CLASS of ’89 Dennis Hickey Jay Piotrowski Kevin Boyle 5 Donors $28,750 CLASS of ’94 Dan Lahart Rev. James Presta Black & Gold Club Michael Burnette 9 Donors $2,525 Brian Mladek Sean Ralson Anthony Belmonte Thomas Doyle President's Roundtable Jason Tyrus Frank Recchia Jeffrey Kacmarek Ryan Hopkins Gary Misicka Sponsors Circle CLASS of ’00 Daniel Sadowsky Michael Koelsch John Mikrut Alan Kuska Investors Circle Chad Weiler Robert Lukaszewicz Leonard Moore 9 Donors $1,810 Glenn Rzeszutko Black & Gold Club Brain Wilson Paul Ponce Timothy Carroll Keith Bereolos Black & Gold Club Peter Zuro Matthew Reilly Friends of St. Laurence Black & Gold Club John Hyn es Tim Klus Edward Tennant CLASS of ’79 John Ciszek Joel Dziedzic Brian Lewis Robert Lehman Kris Heim Friends of St. Laurence Patrick Nugent 20 Donors $17,273 CLASS of ’85 Timothy McKeon Brian Murphy Jerry Curran Joseph Tomasek 11 Donors $4,700 Vice-President's Robert Oliszewicz Terrence Daley Thomas Sigel CLASS of ’90 Peter Lotus Friends of St. Laurence Roundtable Investors Circle 14 Donors $6,236 Sean McQuillan Dan Barcik James Reilly CLASS of ’82 Pat Cooke Joseph Spano Vince Catalano Investors Circle James Vertucci Jeff Clemens Investors Circle 21 Donors $17,545 Sponsors Circle John Levickas Franco Hernandez Thomas Boylan Vice-President's Ken Kufner CLASS of ’95 John Sturtevant Roundtable Viking Club 8 Donors $4,000 Sponsors Circle Black & Gold Club CLASS of ’01 Joseph Cachey George Houlihan Robert Hogan Patrick Nolan Investors Circle 6 Donors $4,009 Daniel Gregus Investors Circle Robert Taveggia Black & Gold Club Pat Doorhy Investors Circle Black & Gold Club Anonymous Friends of St. Laurence Kevin Bracken David Lopez Daniel Breier Black & Gold Club Daniel Bartgen Daniel Keating Kris Fleury Michael Clancy Patrick Hurley John Tumpane Henry Lepore Black & Gold Club Edward Konstant Michael Turney Keith Rowe Matt Coughlin Peter Ippolito Christopher Paterno Nick Urso Friends of St. Laurence Richard Salvino Christopher Holmstrom William Kenny Michael Roach Jeremy Ball Marc White Rick Sadowski Walter Plywaczewski Edward Schaffer Friends of St. Laurence Adam Lotus David Tess Christopher Bedalow Chris Kerzich Friends of St. Laurence Robert Zeeb Friends of St. Laurence Chris Tsakalakis Matthew Caplis John McInerney Edward Czekaj Gerald Lapinski Friends of St. Laurence John Leddy John Duckhorn Robert Dahlke CLASS of ’86 CLASS of ’02 Owen Bell Albert Lind Sean McCabe Phillip Dwyer 3 Donors $325 David Biel 10 Donors $4,030 Gary Olson Raymond Janke CLASS of ’96 Kevin Boyle Curt Ringhofer Edward Kozak Patrick Carmody Investors Circle 9 Donors $3,050 Friends of St. Laurence Matt Stevens James Kull Robert Dempsey James Rojas Ankur Dave John McDonnell Sponsors Circle Michael Gonzales Ronald Kuzlik CLASS of ’91 Raymond Michuda Robert Lahey Black & Gold Club Marc Milanowski Paul Grajek Robert Scalise Steven Lux Arthur Le Jeune 12 Donors $5,705 Black & Gold Club CLASS of ’03 Vincent Sykora Keith Ogean Associates Circle Daniel Weber Steven Szymanek Friends of St. Laurence James Adducci 13 Donors $3,265 Ronald Rojas Steven Tokarz David Benes Matthew Kaczorowski Viking Club CLASS of ’80 Paul Tranowski Robert Bennett Black & Gold Club Eric Rigg James Valek James Braun Michael Tribe Thomas Heebner 24 Donors $19,065 Steven Duffy Ronald Waliczek Tom Dauer Brian Wasielewski Edgar Chavez Keith Johnson Michael Danaher Partners Circle Kurt Gregus James Kulekowskis Michael Durkin Robert Kelly CLASS of ’83 Richard Krzyminski Friends of St. Laurence Stephen Pabst John Gencius Michael McQuinn 11 Donors $12,835 Dan Mancias Roel Alvarez Joseph Sebek Michael Steigerwald Pat Marshall Brian Fedor Investors Circle Vice-President's Friends of St. Laurence Tim O’Reilly Friends of St. Laurence Thomas Cimino Roundtable CLASS of ’87 Robert DeYoung William Borowski James Roach 9 Donors $2,300 CLASS of ’97 Viking Club Jerry Doorhy Daniel Carey 4 Donors $1,650 Brendan Fitzgibbons Mark Hughes Investors Circle Timothy Hurley Sponsors Circle Jorge Ochoa Dave Payton Michael Panice Viking Club Robert Janota Michael Potoczak Black & Gold Club Gary Rychtanek John Doorhy Brad Strandquist Robert Konecki Black & Gold Club William Toomey Black & Gold Club Nestor Tinajero Charles Kowalewski John Capparelli Daniel Coughlin Black & Gold Club Michael Maziarka CLASS of ’92 Keith Berchman Timothy Young David Daley CLASS of ’04 David Statis 5 Donors $1,825 Christopher Lind Friends of St. Laurence Friends of St. Laurence 4 Donors $650 Steven Biesiada Kevin Angus Sponsors Circle Friends of St. Laurence Friends of St. Laurence Black & Gold Club Gerard Close Anthony Hoop Chad Navarrete Joshua Schoot Paul Capparelli Jonathan Ostrowski Vincent Formica Thomas Kavanauh Michael Dineen Thomas Russell Black & Gold Club CLASS of ’98 Greg Wieczorek Robert Griffin Vince Fus Richard Shore Steven Manos 3 Donors $175 Greg Hammarlund Michael McDevitt Friends of St. Laurence Marion Jelcz John Wlodarski Joseph Ward Charles Ungaro Friends of St. Laurence Vincent Doorhy Mark Juska Steven Zizzo Friends of St. Laurence Paul DiGangi Ryan Milligan Joseph Kinsella CLASS of ’88 CLASS of ’84 Matthew Heyn Tim Newman Paul Kosinski 17 Donors $20,913 14 Donors $2,345 Dennis Murphy Tim Wheeler CLASS of ’05 Richard Lyons 9 Donors $1,960 Black & Gold Club John McMahon Vice-President's CLASS of ’93 CLASS of ’99 Alfred Nietzel Dominick Bartolini Sponsors Circle Roundtable 9 Donors $2,420 13 Donors $4,989 Patrick Connelly Thomas Odo Mario & Linda Rizzo Mark Koll Brian Rotroff James DiMonte Sponsors Circle Sponsors Circle Garrett Ryan Sponsors Circle Timothy Graham Brian Hotzfield Joseph Martinez Black & Gold Club Edward Tierney Kevin Scanlon Thomas Langford Michael Kozik Mitchell Tomaszkiewicz Black & Gold Club Investors Circle Investors Circle Friends of St. Laurence Jason Amato Scott Urban Friends of St. Laurence CLASS of ’81 John Barnicle Nika Alex Brian Hurley Lucas Asimakopoulos 14 Donors $11,661 Timothy Leyden Thomas Breier Timothy Lahart Black & Gold Club Brian Cerney Matt Cantlin Jaysen Orkowski Scott Bittner David Klinger 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VISION | FALL 2019 15 Joseph Volin Friends of St. Laurence James McGlinchey CLASS of ’15 CLASS of ’18 Elias Kokkinis Matthew Ward Michael Wolski Sean Milligan 5 Donors $195 3 Donors $90 Konrad Kozina Kyler Styx Peter Krol CLASS of ’06 CLASS of ’08 James Topps Friends of St. Laurence Friends of St. Laurence Aidan McCarthy 7 Donors $995 1 Donors $50 Jonathan Keefe Brendan Cavanaugh Vinnie Nguyen CLASS of ’11 Thomas Lyons Ryan Harrison Black & Gold Club Friends of St. Laurence Joseph Pendola 3 Donors $175 Patrick McQuinn Justin Rios James Sernek Jake Perkowski Matthew Tucker Cutler Sanders Friends of St. Laurence CLASS of ’19 Joshua Peszat Friends of St. Laurence CLASS of ’09 Nikolas Siple Billy Rappold Matthew Buche 28 Donors $214 Jeffrey Cysz David Ruiz 2 Donors $300 Charlie Naso CLASS of ’16 Andrew Fiorella Friends of St. Laurence Mason Sanders Friends of St. Laurence Michael Schick 3 Donors $70 Michael Fiorella Stuart Anderson Juan Sandoval Daniel Kennedy Jacob Gregus CLASS of ’12 Friends of St. Laurence Matthew Dornbos Michael Seweryn Brian Maynard Jeremy Guillen 1 Donors $250 Jack Cavanaugh Kyle Ecker Jacob Stone Joseph Paoletti CLASS of ’10 Joseph Madera Christopher Friend Colby Taylor Andrea Fuentes CLASS of ’07 7 Donors $731 Black & Gold Club Anthony Rios Micaela Unzueta Dan Gilligan 3 Donors $520 Mark Madera Anthony Zakic Black & Gold Club CLASS of ’17 Michael Herrada Black & Gold Club Michael Madera CLASS of ’14 2 Donors $110 Paul Husbands CLASS of ’21 Thomas Kopko 1 Donors $25 Asjha Lucena- 1 Donors $100 Friends of St. Laurence David Viverito Friends of St. Laurence Johnson Robert Karpiel Friends of St. Laurence Thomas Falvey Christian Kasper Friends of St. Laurence Michael Lombard Robert Kelly Nicholas Medina Olivia Koch James Gurgone

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VISION | FALL 2019 17 Gifts Made John Maloney ’06 William Van Meter ’67 $200 Full Page & Krull Window Co. The Coffey Law Office In HONOR Of By Mr. & Mrs. By Mary Van Meter FR Website Placement Mark Krull ’73 Tim Coffey ’83 Maloney AP Dennis Wika ’68 Dan-D-Jac’s Robert Sheehy & Sons Midland Federal Savings Kathy Hynes FA AP Christopher Martin ’03 By John Mysliwiec ’68 Jack Maus ’68 Funeral Home Jodie White By Janet & John By Erik & Linda Augle Nick Wingo ’08 Citizens for Viverito Bill Kiley ’92 RJ Till and Sons Plumbing Barham FF Martin AP By Antoinette Wingo AP Louis Viverito Dan Lipinski for Congress Ray Till ’84 By Elan Colen FR Patrick McCarthy ’73 Gregory Zalud ’91 Molly Maid Congressman Dan Our Lady of the Woods By Crockett Crow FR By Dominick & Sarah By Sandy Zalud AP Jim Long ’66 Lipinski Parish By James & Ann Albano FR Charles Zutoft ’69 Viking Logistics St. Mary Star of the Sea Rev. Michael Foley ’74 DeLeo FR By Thomas Archer FR By Robert Zutoft ’68 Mike LaRusso ’92 School Duane Morris, LLP Candace Usauakas By Deborah Diaz FR By Molly Becker FR Patricia Miller AP St. Laurence High School Stanley Kaminski ’73 Hoefferle-Butler By Bob & Cal Dorn FR By Tomilyn Bowen FR By Richard Biszewski ’78 Family Cobitz, VandenBerg & Engineering, Inc. By Gary Fears FR By Mary Casey FR By Mary Brodnick FR Joe Martinez ’99 Fennessy Jim Butler ’66 By Dawn Ferguson FR By Joseph Curcio FR By Amy & Steve Little Company of Mary Jim Fennessy ’68 By John Fitzpatrick FR Richard-Midway Funeral By The DeCarlo Frankel FR Hospital Hoyne Savings Bank By Raquel Gibson FR Home Family FR By Patrick Gniadek FR Denita Davis Mike Bagniewski By John Hynes ’94 Jeffrey Anderzunas By John Domanico FR By J. M. Grabowski FR St. Emily Church Awards & More By Stephanie Hynes- By Maryanne Graf FR Chesdan’s Pizzeria and By Nick Ferro FR Rev. James Presta ’78 Ken Fryer Schaaf FR By Steven French ’73 By Douglas Gregory FR Grille Simmons Knife & Saw Continental Sales Dan Garbaczewski ’68 By Aisha Jamal FR By Kevin Griffin FR By Thomas & Leanne Walter Plywaczewski ’82 Ron Rojas ’91 Dean Viverito Family By Bradley Parker FR By Keith Hebelsen FR Hodur AP St. Mary of Riverside Parish Burbank Park District Dean Viverito ’73 By Erin Peters FR By Bruce Hoag FR By Vincent Keating FR Christine Flaszka Fusion RecPlex Anthony Slawniak, Atty. By Andrew Reape FR By Peter Hoag FR By Robert King FR Kozak Sports Research Bill Olsen at Law By David Reape FR By Jack Huels FR By Elizabeth Klyczek FR Ed Kozak ’79 Beverly Bank (Wintrust Anthony Slawniak ’68 By Marisol Solis FR By Bruce Hushka ’72 By Jarek & Kathy Edward Czekaj Bank) John Cassiani DDS By Patti Solis Doyle FR By Paul Jacobs FR Komperda FR Ed Czekaj ’79 Lakesha Isom John Cassiani ’67 By Zachary Story FR By Mike & Tamie By Molex Backplane Zakic Financial Services, Inc. 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