WHERE LEADERSHIP BEGINS VISION PROGRESS AND PLANS | ST. LAURENCE HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY

IN THIS ISSUE 2017 Annual Report Defend the Glory Campaign Move Forward Together

FALL 2017 LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Transforming the student, the school and the world.

Dear Friends of St. Laurence,

St. Laurence is a place of extraordinary transformation ­— we remain unafraid to change in order to enhance the mission of our Edmund Rice Christian Brother School. As such, we find ourselves in a very exciting time as we begin our transition and welcome our female students and their families.

We will Move Forward Together and use this opportunity to foster and invigorate a community of faith. This Essential Element focuses on providing a disciplined, safe atmosphere in which students are free to grow and take responsibility for their own learning and for the life of the community. In addition, it emphasizes the respectful relationships expected from students, families, and faculty. We are all committed to service and the formation of our family.

As our family grows, so does our success! We continue to build upon our academic excellence as we remain at the forefront of Catholic education. We are now the first STEM-accredited high school in the state of Illinois and 100% of our students use an iPad in our 1:1 high-tech environment. We encourage you to come check out all of these enhancements in our academic hallways.

While academics always remain a priority, we are excited to enrich our athletic traditions. Our athletic programs had a lot of success the past several years and now we have high expectations for our female sports programs. We hired amazing coaches for our female students and know that our shared vision, coupled with their commitment to service, will cultivate winning teams.

Our goal is to maintain this momentum and success. None of this would be possible without the help from our alumni and friends. We want to thank everyone for their continued commitment, but we also want to provide a special thanks to those who made a pledge to our Defend the Glory campaign. So far, we have raised $4.25M toward our $5M goal. These gifts provide an immediate impact to the growth of our community. Please consider a special gift and help us achieve continued success. Thank you and God Bless.

Warm Regards,

Joseph A. Martinez, ‘99 President VIKING WELCOME Important Dates OPEN HOUSE II Sunday, Nov. 19, 2017 10 am to Noon ENTRANCE EXAM PRE-REGISTRATION Begins Sunday, Nov. 19, 2017 Move Forward Together LEADER SCHOLAR CEREMONY Joe Spano ‘94 Thursday, Nov. 30, 2017 Director of Admissions Driver’s Ed Coordinator ENTRANCE EXAM Transportation Coordinator Saturday, Dec. 2, 2017 8 a.m.

The excitement that has been buzzing through the hallways so far this year has been unbelievable. We have experienced overwhelmingly positive feedback from our alumni, Transportation faculty, families and students about St. Laurence offers a safe and af- fordable resource to get to and from the coed transition. The girls have been school. Students have the option to a tremendous addition to the already be picked up by either a St. Laurence outstanding family atmosphere at St. mini-bus or yellow bus, exclusively for St. Laurence students. Buses pick up Laurence. In one year, we have experi- students at a location that works best enced a nearly 30% increase in students for the students and their families. after adding over 140 girls to our student population, and anticipate a student body of over 800 students in the near future.

In addition to our female students, our freshmen boys have hit the ground running and are embracing the Viking tradition. With nearly 60 Leader/Scholar Award winners in the class, I have no doubts that these boys will Defend the Glory of the Black and Gold!

With the expanded enrollment, we had the opportunity to update our facilities as we continue to provide our students a 21st century education. Some of the most exciting Students who use this service come from a wide range of neighborhoods changes came in the classroom, where we implemented new rolling desks that comple- in Chicago and the surrounding ment our team-driven curriculum and have arms compatible for left or right handed suburbs, including Garfield Ridge, Bridgeport, Berwyn, Cicero, River- students and backpack storage. We also purchased 14 ClearTouch smartboards that will side, Brookfield, Orland Park, Tinley elevate our interactive learning environment. Teamed with our full 1:1 iPad integration, Park, Lemont, Homer Glen, Palos our students are learning for the digital age. Park, Palos Heights, South Holland, Homewood, Beverly, Oak Lawn and If you have a child, relative or neighbor Mt. Greenwood. in grade school that is interested in Students from the Mt. Greenwood St. Laurence, please contact the / Beverly area also have the option to take the CTA bus that picks up on Admissions Office to be added to the the corner of 103rd and Pulaski that communication list. Lastly, please follow drops off students at St. Laurence. St. Laurence on Facebook (facebook.com/ The bus will also take students home immediately after school and/or also stlvikings), Twitter (@stlaurencevikes), has routes that take them home after and Instagram (stlaurencevikes) to receive practice as well. up-to-date information about St. Laurence. St. Laurence owns seven 14-passen- ger mini-buses that meet the required For information regarding admissions, Viking Visit Days, events or financial aid, please federal safety standards. visit www.stlaurence.com/prospective or contact Mr. Joe Spano at (708) 458-6900 or For more information, please contact [email protected] Mr. Joe Spano at 708-458-6900 x 252. SPIRITUALITY The breadth of service the Christian Brothers perform for people in Peru makes me proud to be part of a school in their network.

Carlin Glennon Science Teacher

As an Edmund Rice Christian Brothers make and sell pasta and chocolates to school, it’s become evident that St. THANK YOU FATHER TRELA! support their organization and heard the Laurence is putting its best foot forward stories of their lives. We also visited the Fe in providing its students and faculty y Alegria School, which is operated by the opportunities to live out the mission Christian Brothers in Canto Grande. Finally, of Blessed Edmund. we helped build houses for families in need. The breadth of service the Christian This past summer, St. Laurence afforded me the opportunity to go to Peru for a Brothers perform for people in Peru makes mission trip, and to say it was amazing me proud to be part of a school in their would be an understatement. I worked network. While it was a once in a lifetime with nine teachers from Christian Broth- experience to see Machu Picchu, the most On October 6, we celebrated ers schools across North America in Lima, important part of the trip for me was being Father Norm Trela and the Peru and stayed in the Christian Brother’s able to meet the locals whom the Christian Christian Brothers in a mass for house in the neighborhood of Las Flores. Brothers help. Blessed Edmund Rice’s beatifica- The trip was filled with eye-opening experi- tion date. The day served as a Coming back to St. Laurence, I was thrilled ences from beginning to end that went far perfect opportunity to recognize to share my experience with fellow faculty beyond the sightseeing. these individuals for the many and the students. Moving forward, I plan contributions they have made to A major part of the trip involved seeing on encouraging anyone who is offered the the school over the last 56 years. how the Christian Brothers are helping the same opportunity I had to take it, because community in Peru. We visited women who it was a life changing one.

3 VISION | FALL 2017 In August, we formed a new partnership LEADERSHIP with 220 Youth Leadership and launched the Platinum Leadership Program.

Leadership is a journey, not a destination. attending workshops to being camp lead- This quote by healthcare executive Bill ers for our Lil’ Vikes Summer Camp, our George suggests that our leadership, like female students are fitting in seamlessly. our education, should constantly be devel- In August, we formed a new partnership oping. We do not wake up one day, help with 220 Youth Leadership and launched someone accomplish something and say, The Platinum Leadership Program. This “That’s it, I’m a leader!” We should always three-part workshop series helps students be learning, progressing and transforming to become the best version of ourselves. learn how to define personal success, set goals the right way, create blueprints for Jeff Clemens, ‘00 Director of Leadership success and focus on empowering each in- dividual student. In the end, the workshop will create lasting positive change for stu- YOUNG LEADERS IN ACTION dents and their peer groups. The program also included a career workshop, where students learned the skills to get the job they want in the future. Nearly 40 of our juniors and seniors participated in the program. We look forward to seeing how the This past summer, many St. Laurence students put what they learned into action students took opportunities that were over the next few months at St. Laurence presented to them through our leadership program to develop their abilities. Junior and in the coming years of their lives. David Ruiz (above) traveled to London The leadership journey continues as St. for the Summer Scholars Programme, in Laurence remains the hub for innovative which David focused on skills to help him leadership development for high school grow the Model U.N. Club at St. Laurence, students. Our journey does not end any- Aidan McCarthy Illinois Leadership Seminar which he founded his freshman year. time soon — we will continue to provide Additionally, our young women have real world opportunities and experience for Carlos Cortez HOBY (Hugh O’Brian Youth jumped right into taking advantage of the ALL of our students to ensure that they Leadership Program) opportunities St. Laurence offers. From “Leave as a Leader.” Liam McCarthy HOBY (Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Program) Kelly Mason Learning to Lead, Lewis University Brigid Mundt Learning to Lead, Lewis University Jacob Stone Learning to Lead, Lewis University Josh Zavala Learning to Lead, Lewis University Cristian Garza Learning to Lead, Lewis University Elliott Dobias Learning to Lead, Lewis University

VISION | FALL 2017 4 Due to our increase in student ACADEMICS St. Laurence is the first school enrollment and new offerings for our female students, we are thrilled to in the state of Illinois to earn the welcome 23 new faculty and staff AdvancED STEM accreditation. members to the St. Laurence family! Mrs. Lauren Bennett Counselor, Activities Director, Testing Coordinator Mr. Kyle Boekeloo Math, Assistant Boys Soccer Coach, Head Girls Soccer Coach Mrs. Trish Cavanaugh School Receptionist Mr. Kevin Dineen ‘10 Religion, Assistant Baseball Coach Mr. Pat Gaeger Admissions Recruiter, Jim Muting ’73 Head Lacrosse Coach Principal Mr. Brian Gilbert Social Studies, Divi- sion Dean of Social Studies, Religion 2017 has been exceptionally exciting collaboratively and courageously to create for the Vikings thus far, as we continue to a culture where solving relevant, complex Mr. Brian Herman English, Drama Coach pursue excellence in the classroom and are problems is modeled by all school person- seeing recognition for our efforts. nel, practiced by students and valued by all. Ms. Andie Langford Dance Coach This is a testament to the hard work of our Ms. Kathleen Miller English, Continuing as a trailblazer for STEM on the students and faculty, who made so much Assistant Girls Volleyball Coach southside, St. Laurence became the first of this possible. Mr. Steve Nye PE/Health, Dean of school in the state of Illinois to earn the Students, Assistant Football Coach AdvancED STEM accreditation in 2017. In With women in STEM being such a huge Ms. Ozana Paraga order to earn the certification, St. Laurence movement recently, we are thrilled to ex- Spanish, Sports Media had to demonstrate adherence to the tend this nationally recognized curriculum Mr. Darrell Reed PE/Health, Head AdvancED STEM Standard as reflected by to our female students! Cross Country and Head Track Coach the school’s performance across 11 rigor- In addition to the STEM certification, St. Mr. Jim Sexton ous STEM Indicators. Achieving high scores Laurence was also voted the “Best Private Head Boys Basketball Coach across the indicators certifies that students School” in the southland by readers of Mr. Alex Shimko Social Studies, have been equipped and trained to be in- the Daily Southtown for the third straight Assistant Girls Basketball Coach novative, creative and systematic problem- year! We are thrilled to receive the honor Mr. George Shimko solvers across disciplines. yet again, as it shows that our community Head Girls Basketball Coach Among the feedback we received from continues to strive to be the best in all Mrs. Melissa Small Student evaluators was that our community works that we do. Resources, Head Girls Tennis Coach, National Honor Society Moderator Ms. Theresa Statkus Math/Science, Environmental Club Ms. Susan Wagner Science Ms. Teagan Walsh Admissions, Head Girls Softball Coach Ms. Tracey Walsh Math, Assistant Girls Softball Coach Mrs. Katie Wells PE/Health, Leader- ship, Assistant Cross Country Coach Mr. Kyle Wood ‘11 Science, Assistant Baseball Coach Mrs. Ellen Yopchick English, Head Girls Volleyball Coach

5 VISION | FALL 2017 ATHLETICS Viking Club YOUR TEAM, YOUR IMPACT

After a successful soft launch Baseball Finishes Third in State The advanced numer- in 2016 that saw us raise over Viking baseball team put the exclamation ous entries to the $15,000 from nearly 100 members, point on another banner year for Viking indoor state meet. we are thrilled to introduce the athletics with a third place finish in state. Viking Club, St. Laurence’s first On top of the athletic booster club! The Vikings defeated New Trier 11-6 in baseball team’s the IHSA Class 4A third place game. The The process is easy: pick your giving lev- third place el, select the sport you want to support Vikings came up just short of reaching finish, the volley- and receive perks like a special Under Ar- the championship game when they lost to Tim Chandler mour Viking Club shirt, free admission to ball and lacrosse Edwardsville 3-1 in the state semifinals. Athletic Director St. Laurence sporting events and more! teams both had Sports Management They defeated Riverside Brookfield for the Club Moderator Check out our new website at solid seasons in Regional Championship, Reavis and Br. stlaurence.com/VikingClub the spring. Track Rice for the Sectional Championship, and View each team’s fundraising priorities, posted their best season in years with four Neuqua Valley, who was ranked 11th in the see who has joined and sign up today Vikings qualifying for the State Finals in country and first in the state, in the Super- with our secure online donation service. field events. Sectional to advance to the State Finals.

Overall, the Vikings finished 36-6 on the A Senior Class to Remember The Class year, setting a new record for wins in a of 2017 will go down as one of the most season and shattering the old mark of accomplished Viking athletic classes in 32. The 86% winning percentage is also a recent years. The success they achieved in new record. Additionally, the 67 wins over their two years at the varsity level has not MEET THE NEW COACHES the last two seasons are the most ever. been achieved across the board like that Finally, the historic season saw the Vikings in decades. Not surprisingly, many of the With the addition of girls sports, a number of new head coaches have been capture their seventh straight Regional seniors will continue their athletic careers brought onboard to lead their respective in college. In total, 28 Vikings from the Championship, second straight Sectional programs. The girls head coaches are: Championship, first ever Super-Sectional class of 2017 will be competing at the next Ellen Yopchick Volleyball Championship, and the third place finish level. Best of luck to all of them! George Shimko Basketball tied for the best finish in program history. Welcome Girls Athletics! With the start Teagan Walsh Softball It is also the first IHSA state trophy for any of the 2017-18 school year, girls athletics Kyle Boekeloo Soccer program since the 1993 baseball team’s have officially launched! We are excited Melissa Small Tennis third place finish. to build a strong tradition of athletic Andie Langford Dance Wrapping up 2016-17 The bowling team excellence on the girls’ side to match the Darrell Reed Cross Country and Track kept things rolling in the winter, advancing proud tradition of the boys. The inaugural In addition to the girls hires, we have new to the State Finals for the second time in year will see the Vikings field teams in leadership in some of our boys programs: three years. Meanwhile, basketball had volleyball, tennis, cross country, basket- Jim Sexton Basketball their best back-to-back seasons since the ball, dance, softball, soccer, and track. Pat Gaeger Lacrosse 2005-06, 2006-07 seasons. And, indoor Additionally, girls will be competing with Ben Dahm Bowling track had a great season under first year the boys in golf and bowling. Check the Coach Darrell Reed. They finished fourth athletic website for the latest schedules Visit stlaurence.com/athletics to learn in the CCL Indoor Championships and to come see our girls in action! more about our programs and coaches.

5 VISION | FALL 2017 ACTIVITIES The energy in the school is through the roof!

As a new member of St. Laurence’s already offer, we invite them to start their faculty, I am thrilled to have a part in the own club. Junior David Ruiz took this initia- school’s extensive offering of activities for tive with his Model UN club, which has students. As our community continues to been successful thus far and continues grow and diversify, the activities we offer to grow. must do the same. Early in the year, I can There’s no shortage of reasons why it’s proudly say we are doing just that. important to emphasize these activities in Lauren Bennett While we will continue to support our our students’ lives. Obviously, extracurricu- Activities Director, Counselor and Student staple clubs, there are some big additions lars allow students to explore things they Council Moderator to look forward to. The Drama Club will re- enjoy doing and make new friends with turn this year, with their first performance similar interests, which adds to the overall being a live radio drama of “It’s a Wonder- quality of their high school experience. ful Life” this December. We will also add But as the students groom new talents the Environmental Club for all of the green and skills, these activities are helping our young men and women do better in the Vikings in the building. classroom as they learn time manage- We also anticipate the growth of some ment, responsibility, and dedication. clubs, such as our Sports Media Club. With The energy in the school through this his- the addition of our girls sports teams, the toric time is through the roof, and I know club will have a growing list of home sport- that these activities will only add to it. I am ing events to broadcast live online. excited for what the rest of the year holds As always, if our students have a specific and can’t wait to carry on our tradition of interest in something which we don’t 100% student involvement!

Student Council members display just some of the donations they collected in less than 24 hours for Hurricane Harvey relief. They were on WCIU’s The Jam for their efforts.

7 VISION | FALL 2017 Alumni events raised nearly $100,000 this ALUMNI past fiscal year.

Adam Lotus ’01 Director of Alumni Assistant Recruiter Assistant Varsity Baseball Coach

Looking back on the last year, I cannot members of the 1967 class and many help but be excited about the progress we more who attended the block party. have made in putting together new, fun Our next event will be the Viking Pride events for our alums. Through the alumni Dinner on November 10. We will honor our department’s efforts, we have been able newest inductees, whose graduation years to reengage and reconnect with more span from 1969 to 2009. Additionally, we alums than ever before. will celebrate the 1967 hockey and base- Of course, there are a couple of events ball teams on the 50th anniversary of their that have become staples for many alums outstanding accomplishments. over the years. We held yet another successful Final Four Fundraiser in April, 2017 Hall of Fame Inductees raising nearly $40,000 for the second con- Matt Cmunt ’83 Hockey secutive year. The night never fails to be Josh Hodur ’09 Football, Track one of my favorites of the entire year, as Mike Leatherman ’71 Football, Wrestling Viking Pride Dinner over 400 Vikings make it back to Burbank Mike Mickas ’69 Football, Wrestling, Friday, November 10, 2017 Baseball for a night of food, drinks, basketball and 6:30 p.m. Jason Mielzynski ’07 Football, Baseball casino-style gaming. Additionally, we sold St. Laurence High School Football, Wrestling, out our annual Alumni Golf Outing for the Curt Ringhofer ’90 $75 Track second straight year. Both events have Brian Staatz ’07 Baseball become great successes, and I can’t wait Join us to celebrate athletic Matt Tucker ’06 Soccer for the 2018 editions! and professional inductees into 1983 Cross Country Team the St. Laurence Hall of Fame! The 2017-18 school year is already off to a great start. We hosted our second Presidential Leadership Awards Tickets can be purchased online at www.stlaurence.com/alumni. All annual Alumni Block Party, which is always Ed Crane ’75 Jim Reilly ’79 tickets must be purchased by Nov. 7. a great way to kick off the football season. Kevin Dages ’75 Frank Tannura ’75 For more information, contact Adam The Class of 1967 shared many memo- Tom Ondrla Lotus at 708-458-6900, x237 rable stories during their 50th anniversary weekend. It was a pleasure getting to meet

VISION | FALL 2017 8 UPCOMING Connect with classmates and friends and ALUMNI EVENTS support the St. Laurence Vikings!

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2017 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2017 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2017 at St. Laurence at St. Laurence at Silver Lake Country Club, Orland Park

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VIKING FOOTBALL ROAD SHOW before Varsity football game ALUMNI vs. St. Ignatius VIKING FOOTBALL ROAD SHOW NETWORKING BREAKFAST Check your email and social media for details VIKING PRIDE DINNER 7:30 to 9:30am

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2017 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 at St. Laurence at the Union League Club, Chicago

NCAA FINAL FOUR

ALUMNI NETWORKING LUNCHEON BREAKFAST WITH Registration 11:30am ROAD TO THE FINAL FOUR SANTA CLAUS Lunch served at Noon FUNDRAISER

THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018 CLASS OF 1968 REUNION UPDATE YOUR INFORMATION! at Maggiano’s Oak Brook Calling all members of the Class We want to make sure that we of 1968 — it’s never too early to have all of your latest contact start planning your 50th reunion information to keep you updated for next year, and we want to help! If you are interested in taking a on all things St. Laurence! Visit leadership role on your class’s ALUMNI stlaurence.com/alumni, click reunion planning committee, NETWORKING LUNCHEON the “Update Your Information” Registration 11:30am please contact Adam Lotus at button and complete today! Lunch served at Noon [email protected].

For full details on these and all alumni events, visit stlaurence.com/alumni

9 VISION | FALL 2017 Br. Mike Kevin McCarthy’79 lives in Mesa, Arizona Segvich ’68, a and is an attorney practicing out of Scotts- KOZAK’S CORNER former Principal dale, and recently officiated at the wedding of St. Laurence, of another classmate, Tom Smith ‘79, who eight years as an Air Force Cartographic/ completed his is in the banking business here in Chicago. Geodetic Officer, and before that, as a Car- tographer/Geodetic Surveyor with the United fifth principal’s Congrats to Tom and Stephanie Smith, and States Department of Defense. Happy Re- position in June, thanks for the update, Kevin. I’ll look you up tirement wishes to Bob! He lives in California 2016 at Brother next time I’m in the Grand Canyon State. City in south central California. Rice High School Ed Kozak ’79 Mark Pienkos ‘68 is the author of a new Institutional Advancement in Michigan, Bob Lahey ‘82 has a new position as Presi- book, 1917-2017: One Hundred Years of Associate and is now living dent and CEO of the Construction Safety Comedy Club Moderator White Sox Baseball about the 1917 World at the Callan Council in Hillside, IL. Bob comes to the CSC Championship team and a century of great Residence of the Christian Brothers in Hyde from the Forest Preserve District of DuPage games and wonderful players on our South Park in Chicago. Bro is one of only two alums County where, as Director of Community Side, along with some of his personal anec- who are Edmund Rice Christian Brothers Services & Education, he oversaw delivery dotes as a longtime fan. The foreword was (the other is Karl Walczak ‘66). Next year he of the District’s educational and recreational written by his good friend and fellow St. Lau- will celebrate his golden jubilee. Thanks for programs and managed a staff of 100 in rence grad, Paul Ladewski ‘68, a celebrat- the update, Bro, and God Bless! eight departments. Previously, he was the ed sports columnist and former Southtown Executive Director at the Northeastern Il- Al Haraf ‘77 continues his work as Senior baseball beat writer. Mark and his wife Ann linois Public Safety Training Academy, where Chief Public Affairs Specialist for the United reside in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. he directed the start-up and expansion of a States Coast Guard. From his Willowbrook Daniel Corr ‘82 is currently the proud Presi- 20-acre training facility for first responders. office, Al helps publicize all the good works dent of Arizona Western College in sunny Bob and his wife Liz and their children live done by our area USCG. He recently ap- Yuma, Arizona. AWC is a public community in west suburban Elmhurst. peared in a Channel 5 News story with college with a great reputation for success. What’s your big news? Send your submission, reporter Charlie Wojciechowski about false Dan lives in Yuma and is doing a great job with photo(s) if possible, to ekozak@stlaurence. distress calls put out to the Coast Guard. com or fax to 708-458-7616 or mail to Ed down there in southwestern Arizona. Go Al frequents many St. Laurence functions Kozak, Alumni Office, St. Laurence High School, Vikes & Go Matadors! 5556 W. 77th St., Burbank, IL 60459-1398. and sporting events in support of his alma Note that not all submissions will be used, and mater. and lives in West Lawn. Thanks for Chuck Ungaro ‘87 just celebrated his all are subject to editing. I look forward to your service, Al, and that of all Coast Guard 10-year anniversary as Global Real Estate hearing from you. men and women. Manager with the Ace Hardware Corporation in Oak Brook. Chuck is responsible for Ace’s James Ruff ‘85 Happy retirement wishes to The St. Laurence Office of Alumni portfolio of over 13 million square feet of Relations has learned of or been James, who retired this past May after 26 commercial and industrial space across 32 informed of the passing of the years in patrol and training for the DuPage following alums since Feb., 2017: individual properties. He also celebrated his County Sheriff’s Department. He spent the 24th wedding anniversary in September with RONALD LAPNIEWSKI ’65 last 20 years on the bomb squad; the last January 25, 2017 his wife and two children. The Ungaro family 10 years as its commander. He looks for- WESLEY SERAFIN ’67 lives in southwest suburban Homer Glen. ward to spending quality time in the Rocky February 13, 2017 Mountains hiking, backpacking, and on his Ted Ptak ‘67 (happy 50th STL anniversary!) JOHN BURKE ’87 March 5, 2017 Harley-Davidson. Jim resides in suburban retired on February 15, 2009 after serving FRED FLAXMAYER ’74 West Chicago. Take care and have fun, Jim. 40 years with the Chicago Police Depart- July 12, 2016 ment, the last 27 in the Major Accident John Pierorazio ‘90 was recently featured THOMAS HYLAND ’83 Investigation Unit. He is currently a state September 25, 2016 in a Sports Illustrated article! John (aka certified accident reconstructionist. He and MARCO ROSELLI ’81 John Vincent) is a professional singer and his wife Kathy recently celebrated their 47th November 24, 2016 often performs at Mike Ditka’s Restaurant anniversary with a trip to Paris. They have RODNEY POYTNER ’65 downtown. He was interviewed in the excel- December 23, 2016 three children and ten grandchildren who lent article Free Verse about the United ROBERT NOVICK ’70 keep them very busy, and they also enjoy States national anthem (St. Laurence even March 18, 2017 photography and traveling. They live in the gets mentioned in the story!). He regularly GARY KING ’74 Windy City. Thanks for your service, sir! July 25, 2015 sings the anthem at Cubs, Bulls, and Pack- WILLIAM CACINI ’65 ers games. Nice going, John, and thanks for Robert Tyszka ‘73 retired in April after August 3, 2017 Defending the Glory of the Black and Gold! nearly 38 years of federal service, with over

VISION | FALL 2017 10 Frank Tannura (left) and Joe Silich (right)

Defend the Glory campaign leaders Frank Tannura '75 and Joe Silich '87 discuss their commitment to the cause.

Q: Why did you agree to take on a leaders who have enjoyed success in a consistent pursuit of this excellence. As leadership role for St. Laurence and the wide range of professional endeavors and each student is encouraged throughout Defend the Glory campaign? will continue to do so for decades to come. this pursuit, the goal has always been to develop and prepare our future leaders. Frank Tannura: I agreed to assume a Q: What lesson did you take away from No matter where our students go or who leadership role in the campaign for two STL that remains with you? they aspire to be, they will understand the reasons. First, I believe deeply that the Frank Tannura: Probably most impor- meaning of excellence and what it takes resources provided by the campaign will tantly, my years at STL grounded in me to attain it, ultimately fostering a platform fundamentally impact the educational the importance of a strong and consistent used to guide, influence, and lead those experience provided to thousands of moral compass. While I was first taught to around them. The world can be a very Vikings for years to come. And second, Joe live my life as a Christian and to always “do tough place, but the skills required to Martinez asked me to do it! Joe is leading the right thing” by my parents, my Viking thrive are grounded in what St Laurence the St. Laurence community through trans- years certainly reinforced these values teaches every day. formational change in challenging times. I which have been extremely important to Q: What would you say to someone will do everything I can to support Joe and my personal, professional and family life. who is considering a financial invest- the team’s efforts. Another life lesson learned at STL was ment in St. Laurence and the Defend the importance of attempting to pursue Q: How has St. Laurence evolved from the Glory campaign? your time as student? excellence in all that I do. Life can be chal- lenging and the commitment to excellence Joe Silich: An investment in St. Laurence Frank Tannura: St. Laurence has evolved has provided rewards that certainly have and the Defend the Glory campaign is a as the community and world around it has provided a more meaningful life for my decision made in the best interest of our evolved. The school is much more diverse family and me. future students. Our school, our campaign, than in the mid-70’s and is now even and our faculty are committed to helping Q: Why is STL important today? co-ed. While STL has certainly changed students succeed academically, socially, significantly since my high school years, Joe Silich: STL defines and ignites in and athletically while developing leader- many things have remained the same. The students an attitude that the pursuit of ship skills in young adults. Being student- school community continues to provide a excellence is not only attainable, but centric is the foundation of our culture. We safe, nurturing and challenging environ- expected. From the gym to the classroom, are able to champion this culture by priori- ment to students from a variety of neigh- the computer lab to the athletic field, in tizing programs and policies that foster an borhoods and backgrounds. For the past the community and at home – we call our educational environment and support our six decades, STL has developed strong students, parents, faculty, and staff to a student’s pursuit of excellence. CAMPAIGN UPDATE DONORS SPOTLIGHT

Goal: GARRY KELLY ’65 $5,000,000 Entering St. Laurence in 1961 after attend- ing St. Bede the Venerable for grade school, Total currently I could not have imagined that St. Laurence committed: would provide me such a great experience $4,259,250 over my four years. Although I did not fully as of September 1, 2017 recognize it at the time, a St. Laurence education truly changed me.

Having enlisted in the Marine Corps a year after graduation, I soon discovered that, from an intellectual and maturity stand- point, I was on par with other men who had attended colleges with Naval ROTC programs. I quickly realized that the disci- pline, rigorous learning, and camaraderie I experienced built leadership qualities that sustained me through the Marines, and later through college, a business career, 115 12.31.17 2021 and as a husband and father.

Gifts payable over five years "Although I did not fully Number of Donors Pledge Deadline 2017-2021 recognize it at the time, a St. Laurence education $600,000 17 40 truly changed me." My career took me out of Illinois, but I Largest reconnected with St. Laurence 27 years Commitment Commitments Commitments ago. Learning more about St. Laurence’s to Date over $100,000 over $25,000 mission and purpose led my wife Joan and me to provide annual financial support for Join your friends and fellow alumni and Defend the Glory! scholarships. As time passed, I was ex- tremely pleased to learn of and participate in the Defend the Glory campaign as both a member of the leadership committee and through a significant financial contribution.

Our commitment to St. Laurence is ongoing because the school recognizes its opportu- nity to encourage young people to grow in their faith and to excel academically. St. Laurence provides the leadership skills needed in an increasingly complicated world. We are proud to be a part of the St. Laurence community.

VISION | FALL 2017 12 DONORS SPOTLIGHT

JOE BEATTY ’81 Serving on the boards of hospitals and that simply isn’t giving to his universities provided Joe with taught at other For many alums, the Defend the Glory some interesting perspective on the true high schools. campaign has served as a way to re-en- gage with St. Laurence for the first time in meaning of philanthropy. “I came to realize It was a great years. For some, it’s the first time connect- that those places aren’t really charities. training ground.” ing with the school since graduation. They don’t afford me the chance to have When asked why impact. When I give to St. Laurence, my Joe Beatty ’81, however, isn’t one of those he feels his fellow money is put to use right away and for the individuals. In fact, he’s been supportive of alums should intended purpose, not to pay big salaries STL’s mission for the past couple decades. consider supporting STL through the of the organization’s top executives.” Being a philanthropist is something that Defend the Glory campaign, Joe didn’t has already characterized Joe’s spirit, so In Joe’s view, not only is St. Laurence a hesitate, “STL is a great institution of it’s no surprise to learn that he’s been genuine charity — it also happens to be learning and they are on mission. The involved with many different nonprofit or- a great institution of learning, one that leadership training and modernized cur- ganizations and campaigns over the years. focuses on how individuals should behave riculum students receive is invaluable and As of late, however, Joe has determined in the world. “What I took away from St. exactly what’s needed in the world today. that his investment is best made at Laurence and what helped to make me We need all alums to step forward so that St. Laurence. successful was a level of self discipline price never becomes an impediment.”

“What I took away from St. Laurence and what helped to make me successful was a level of self discipline that simply isn’t taught at other high schools. It was a great training ground.”

MIKE TURNEY ’95 at STL — are perfectly aligned.” As 80% of the campaign goal will be earmarked When we ask our alums why they choose toward student support and faculty invest- to support STL, we often hear stories of ment, Mike was pleased that the funds he faculty, staff, and coaches that made a provides will go directly toward supporting positive impact. the core of the school – the dedicated Mike Turney ’95 is no different. faculty and students.

“St. Laurence provided me with a sense Mike is motivated by the current direction of accountability and balance that I carry of the school. “I just have so many positive with me today,” said Mike. He credits the feelings about what is happening at St. development of his strong work ethic to Laurence today. There’s a great sense of the lessons he learned at STL and the "Understand the impact direction. (President) Joe (Martinez) has a teachers who taught them. “It’s more plan and knows how to execute it.” you can have on our than just a job for those who work at St. families who are working Laurence. The faculty and staff put in a When asked what he would say to his tremendous amount of time and do so peers and fellow Vikings about why they hard to provide their because they care.” should consider supporting the school,

children with a Catholic When it came time to supporting the Mike responded very decisively. “Gifts of education, and the faculty Defend the Glory campaign, the decision all sizes help. Understand the impact you to do so was an easy one for Mike. “The can have on our families who are work- who are working hard in campaign priorities — financial assistance ing hard to provide their children with a the classroom every day.” for students and the opportunity to invest Catholic education and the faculty who are in the talented faculty currently on board working hard in the classroom every day.”

13 VISION | FALL 2017 We would like to thank all Michael G. Turney ’95 Robert F. Smith ’65 of our donors who have helped Edward Reilly Tierney ’83 Ronald Szymczyk ’86 James Tracy ’72 St. Laurence High School take a giant $10,000 - $24,999 Anne and Kevin Tucker step forward in securing its legacy by Anonymous ’75 Michael Turro ’77 contributing to Defend the Glory: the William F. Bogolin ’68 Darius Vaskelis ’87 Campaign for St. Laurence. If you are Thomas Boylan ’79 Robert Zeeb ’82 interested in learning more, please visit Jerry Doorhy ’91 Tom Doyle ’84 Up to $1,000 stlaurence.com/defendtheglory. John Dul ’79 Anonymous ’79 $250,000 and above James and Joan Finnegan Anonymous ’70 William Eckhardt ‘66 Bill Flamm ’74 and Janice Roche Mr. and Mrs. A. Arciero Kathy Hynes Mike and Devika Flannery ’83 James Adducci ’96 George Ruebenson ‘66 Michael and Lisa Gaynor ’81 Larry Castrale ’70 Joseph N. Silich ‘87 Michael Kenny ’78 Guy Chiarello ’70 Richard W. Krasula ’65 Mark Curcio ’76 $100,000 - $249,999 Dr. David Raminski ’77 Mark Czerniak ’67 Joseph A. Beatty ’81 Jim and Angel Rojas ’86 Terrence Davey ’94 Edward Crane ’75 Michael D. Rubin & Associates James Dorgan ’75 George Houlihan ’82 Michael Gomez ’93 Rob Junkroski ’82 $5,000 - $9,999 Mike Graham ’78 Tom and Mary Kay Kaufmann ’75 John ’83 and Lori Capparelli Ken Kufner ’85 Gerald F. and Joan F. Kelly ’65 Joe Chiariello ’81 Todd Krzyskowski ’78 John and Paula Kelly ’82 Jim Geringer ’79 Ralph Leno ’77 Daniel M. ’68 and Eric ’90 Maloney In memory of Mark Botica ’79 Michael Maziarka ’83 Bruce G. Nawara ’75 Brian Gorski ’76 Alison Meland Patrick Quilty ’75 Alan Haraf ’77 Anthony Paterno Jr. ’80 James and Heide Reilly ’79 Thomas Kopko ’07 Edward Pahuski ’71 George and DiAnne Scanlon ’75 Kevin Scanlan ’67 Robert Ryan ’69 Frank Tannura ’75 Stan Sterna ’83 Jack Steed ’73 Steven Tokarz ’84 $50,000 - $99,999 $1,000 - $4,999 Dr. John Wlodarski ’83 Anonymous ’81 Anonymous ’65 Dominick Yocius ’76 John Barnicle ’82 Anonymous ’82 Greg Zaborniak ’71 Timothy J. Carroll ’89 In honor of Mark Scott Brian Dowling ’80 Hon. and Mrs. Michael Burke ’76 as of September 1, 2017 Peter and Peg Ippolito ’82 Patrick T. Carlson ’75 Gary Misicka ’89 Bob Coverick ’74 Chuck Naso ’75 Michael Dineen ’73 Michael and Coleen Reilly ’82 Jeffrey Kacmarek ’81 Michael and Linda Roche ’68 Christopher Kerzich ’01 Kevin Scanlon ’84 Edward G. Kozak ’79 Alan Kuska ’94 $25,000 - $49,999 Thomas Lange ’77 Anonymous ’81 Hank Lepore ’79 Thomas J. Allison ’69 Dave Lopez ’82 Patrick Cooke ’85 Scott McKenna ’88 Samuel C. Delisi ’75 Alfred Nietzel ’80 Michael Gomez ’93 Tim O’Malley ’84 Tim and Nancy Graham ’88 David O’Neill ’84 Daniel J. McCarthy ’84 Michael Pacetti ’71 Edward McDonough ’73 Dave ’83, Matt ’84 and Kim and Jim Roach ’83 Jackie ’86 (QOP) Payton Michael Stankus ’76 C. Richard Panico ’69 Nicholas Tannura ’78 Walter Plywaczewski ’82

VISION | FALL 2017 14 DEVELOPMENT We offer our most sincere thanks for sharing your time, your talent and your treasure.

With all the show them your old stomping grounds! You great things can view a full schedule of home and away DID YOU KNOW…? happening events by visiting stlaurence.com/athletics. lately at STL, Demonstrate ultimate Viking Pride and join As of December 18, 2015, the IRA I am often the Viking Club-our athletics booster organi- Charitable Rollover was passed by asked by alums zation. We offer three levels of membership Congress and signed into perma- and others and each one will afford you free entry to nent law, allowing taxpayers age how they can all regular season home athletic contests! 70 ½ or older to transfer up to Bob Hogan ’90 To join and receive more information on Vice President of reconnect $100,000 annually from their IRA member benefits, visit stlaurence.com/ Institutional Advancement with and be accounts directly to charity without vikingclub. supportive of the school. Fortunately, it is first having to recognize the dis- easier than ever to remain engaged with Join us for our Alumni Networking Series. tribution as income. If you qualify your alma mater! Gather some old classmates or come solo and are interested in supporting and make new Viking connections. All our Make sure we have your current contact St. Laurence through a distribu- events are held at convenient locations info! We distribute most information tion from your IRA, please get in across the city and suburbs. To find out electronically, so an updated email address touch with Bob Hogan at rhogan@ where and when the next event will take will allow you to receive all the latest from stlaurence.com. place log on to stlaurence.com/networking. STL. Please take a moment and log on to Endorse St. Laurence by making a gift As of 2014, the St. Laurence stlaurence.com/alumni and click on the to the school. Join the growing number of Foundation was established in “Update Your Information” button! alums and friends who are making STL a order to manage the endowment Like us on Facebook and follow us on priority in their charitable giving. Our con- and charitable investments held all social media outlets. In addition to tinued prosperity is influenced directly by by the school. The Foundation, learning about upcoming events, you’ll see the financial support we receive from our established as a separate 501c3, firsthand the amazing work our students, stakeholders. Gifts of all sizes are deeply provides our donors with an faculty and coaches are doing and why appreciated and will be put to use imme- added level of security and peace St. Laurence is the best high school in diately to ensure that an STL education of mind. All gifts and multi-year the area. Find our page at facebook.com/ remains accessible to our working class pledges made to our Defend the stlvikings. families. You can make your gift today by Glory campaign should be directed logging on to our secure website at stlau- Attend an event. Please see page 9 and rence.com/AF18. to the St. Laurence Foundation. review our upcoming events. Whether Making St. Laurence a beneficiary you are looking to put together a group Support our Defend the Glory campaign. in your estate plan is easy and of classmates for our golf outing or bring The campaign will provide $2.5 million for student aid; $1.5 million in faculty support; takes just a few minutes. But your whole family back to our Breakfast as well as $1 million for facility enhance- before you act on this, please with Santa Claus, we offer something for ments. To date $4.25 million has been all! You can get up to the minute info and contact Bob Hogan in the Office of committed toward our $5 million goal. To register for events by visiting stlaurence. Institutional Advancement Office learn more and make a pledge, please see com/alumni. to receive the proper language to the special Defend the Glory section on provide for your attorney or estate Cheer our Viking sports teams to pages 11-14. You can also make your planning professional. victory! Round up some of your high commitment online by visiting stlaurence. school buddies or bring your kids and com/defendtheglory.

15 VISION | FALL 2017 FUNDRAISING FOR FISCAL YEAR 2016/2017

A ANNUAL FUND 2017 $479,723 B ENDOWMENT CONTRIBUTIONS 33,170 K Annual Fund Total $512,893

ALUMNI OFFICE EVENTS C Sponsorship Signage $10,600 J D Viking Pride Dinner 24,479 E Final Four Extravaganza 35,998 I F Alumni Golf Outing 23,413 H A Alumni Events Total $94,290 G F G BRICK PAVER PROGRAM $1,950

E SCHOOL FUNDRAISING EFFORTS H Vike Hike $25,657 D I Mother’s Club 28,400 C B J Father’s Club 31,500 K School Raffle 142,567 School Fundraising Efforts Total $228,124

TOTAL FUNDRAISING FOR FISCAL YEAR 2017 $837,257

VISION | FALL 2017 16 CLASS of ’66 Sponsors Circle Friends of St. Laurence Black & Gold Club Black & Gold Club 26 Donors $19,871 James Coleman James Baier Robert Baier Joseph Faber Timothy Skodon Leonard Barre Ronald Foys Michael Kelly Vice-President’s Robert Carroll Dennis Gannon Derek Kruk Roundtable Black & Gold Club Robert Colombatto Edward McDonough Kevin Letz George Ruebenson BM Jerome Bambera Daniel Czarnecki William Ramsden Vince Rusnak Joseph Barone Joseph M. Filipiak Michael Zaborniak Sponsors Circle William Bogolin Robert Foertsch Friends of St. Laurence James Long Friends of St. Laurence John Duffy James Gabel Patrick Carlson C. David Strupeck Michael Bryscan James Fennessy James D. Jezierski James Dorgan Michael Kelly John K. Dahlke Thomas Downes Black & Gold Club Patrick Knytych Terrence Murphy Michael Dineen Peter Dziawura Jim Antos Thomas Lipinski David Muzzy Christopher Fagan Donald Haraf Peter Baier James McCrickard William O’Connor Charles Gilarski Alex Hernandez II Joseph Bidinger Kenneth Odom Robert Russo Gary Hauser Joseph Kalvaitis Nick Palangio Richard J. Paulus Jerome Sikorski William Herman Gregory Sterk Wayne Lipski David Pavela Stanley Kaminski Deacon David Walker Michael O’Loughlin SOCIETY MEMBERS Friends of St. Laurence Joseph Schmidt John Kappel Ronald Witkowski Michael Rourke St. Laurence O’Toole John R. Bobko Michael Prochot William Walaszek Society (OTS) CLASS of ’71 Friends of St. Laurence Dennis Chepulis Jack Steed $50,000 and above 20 Donors $7,325 Vince Backstrom Gary Erwinski Richard Torpy CLASS of ’76 Michael H. Foley John Vail 20 Donors $3,940 ROUNDTABLE MEMBERS Ronald Biernat Investors Circle Anthony Blasco John Kedzuf Peter Vilkelis President’s Roundtable Michael Lepore Bernard Brady Richard Kobel Timothy K. Wren Black & Gold Club (PR) $25,000 - $49,999 Michael E. Sliwoski Richard Cusulick Raymond Landsiedel Michael Zalewski Guy Chiariello Vice President’s Michael Flamm Ronald Lanie Timothy J. Clark Black & Gold Club Roundtable (VPR) Michael Hassett Joseph Lukas CLASS of ’74 Thomas Eder George Chresaidos 22 Donors $6,365 $10,000 - $24,999 Charles Klimo John Mezyk Steven Fiorella Salvatore Fiorella Principal’s Roundtable Roger Klocek John Mysliwiec Steven Golich Investors Circle (PRR) Theodore Konfederak Mark Pienkos Thomas Funke Joseph Jandora Dave Shannon $7,500 - $9,999 Jack Kowalczyk Edward Pocius James Kocher Robert Lesniewski Jeffrey Mark James Schmitz Michael Pacetti Dominick Yocius Sponsors Circle CIRCLE MEMBERS David McGovern Br. Michael Segvich Bruce Puhr Jerome Piszczor Partners Circle (PC) Guy Meyer Joseph Skender Thomas Rickert Friends of St. Laurence $5,500 - $7,499 Br. Karl Walczak Stanley Thomas Edward Small Michael Blazicek Investors Circle Robert Zutoft Dennis Wills Timothy Cerney Associates Circle (AC) Lawrence Wrona Dave Shannon $3,500 - $5,499 Dean Malone CLASS of ’67 CLASS of ’69 Friends of St. Laurence Kevin McInerney Investors Circle (IC) Black & Gold Club 29 Donors $5,442 20 Donors $8,395 Dominick Byrne Jeff Messer $1,500 - $3,499 Lawrence Cramer Edward Erdman Gary Michon Sponsors Circle (SC) Michael Kielty Investors Circle Associates Circle Raymond Jablonski James Murphy $1,000 - $1,499 Kevin King Thomas Machnowski C. Richard Panico Larry Nawrot James Morphew Michael Morefield CLUB MEMBERS Pat O’Connor Robert Pellegrini Sponsors Circle Black & Gold Club David Orkowski Friends of St. Laurence Robert Renaud Viking Club (VC) James Butler Robert Litviak $750 - $999 Edward Pahuski Robert Berkery Drew Steinbach Michael McInerney Black & Gold Club Patrick Walsh Joseph Bonk Greg Suffield Black & Gold Club (BGC) Michael Mickas Raymond Allaway David Zawacki Michael Duda $250 - $749 Kenneth Stachler CLASS of ’77 Ronald Orkowski Thomas Duffy Friends of St. Laurence Kevin Sykora Thomas Pehowski CLASS of ’72 John Fitzgerald 20 Donors $4,990 (FSTL) Less than $250 Kevin Scanlan 15 Donors $3,510 Lawrence Fitzgerald Friends of St. Laurence Sponsors Circle William J. Waters Jack Gaworski Anonymous Michael Tomasek Sponsors Cirlce Patrick Jankauski Charles Doyle Friends of St. Laurence Alan Dean John Kenny CLASS of ’65 James Henry Black & Gold Club Julian Bellin Frank Marszalik 20 Donors $6,400 Steven Malanowski Michael Corbett Paul Bien Black & Gold Club Kevin McCarthy Michael D. O’Brien James Dolinar John Bobek Thomas Baier Donald Popp Investors Circle Terrence O’Reilly Michael Dwyer John F. Cassiani DDS Robert Ferrentino John Riordan Richard Cremieux Thomas Paprocki Thomas Evoy Thomas Cohoon Michael McCarthy Joe Smogor Robert B. Ryan Al Haraf Sponsors Circle Mark Czerniak Thomas Pisarczyk Philip Van Geertry Gary W. Stachnik Brian King Most Rev. Dan Jenky Joseph Guastella James Tracy Thomas Vergados Gerald Tomas David Mysza Richard Krasula Thomas Kolpak Gary Zabinski Robert Kulovitz James Trench CLASS of ’75 Richard Passarelli James Zutoft Black & Gold Club Richard Labash Jim Urbanek 24 Donors $59,205 Timothy Kleczka William McDowell Dennis Walery Friends of St. Laurence Friends of St. Laurence Howard Koster Richard Mrotek Walter Warachowski President’s Roundtable Richard Antonacci Edwin Czopek Timothy Lamke Timothy Murphy George Scanlon William Baier James Delach Gregory Steinbach Robert Pacetti CLASS of ’70 Richard J. Buch Ronald Janowiak Paul Tomich William Paplauskas 23 Donors $14,170 Vice-President’s John Cisek George Podrebarac Earl Joyce Roundtable Kenneth Cozzi Friends of St. Laurence Glenn Polloway Vice-President’s Edward Kuchta Kevin Dages Joseph Gale Jim Bergeron Ralph Schnackel Roundtable Lawrence Mickas Frank Tannura Richard Golz William Byrnes John Sepiol James Kochalka Thomas Whooley Terrence Gray Anthony Forst Jr. John Stach Associates Circle William Hinsberger James Gierucki Thomas Steffek Sponsors Circle CLASS of ’73 Charles Naso Kurt Kufner Dennis Koziol Raymond Swierczek John McGetrick 25 Donors $6,545 Lawrence Rush Donald Kramer Sponsors Circle Lawrence McDoniel CLASS of ’68 Black & Gold Club Sponsors Circle Paul & Maggie Kuras CLASS of ’78 Joseph Nemeth 33 Donors $12,369 Larry Castrale John Sullivan William Matevich 17 Donors $9,739 Stephen Pobozny Neil Gaskin Jim Rogers Investors Circle Joseph Moore III Viking Club Viking Club Investors Circle Joseph Smith Thomas Hushka Robert J. Musur James Muting Mike Cahill William Miller Eugene L. Ziemba John Slowik James P. Smith Dean Viverito James Hortsman Patrick Reidy

17 VISION | FALL 2017 Sponsors Circle Edward Tierney CLASS of ’83 Michael Roach Wally Dowling CLASS of ’96 Todd Krzykowski Mitchell J. Tomaszkiewicz 9 Donors $13,025 Ed Schaffer Robert Hogan 4 Donors $1,500 Daniel McCabe David Tess Christopher Holmstrom Paul Pencak CLASS of ’81 Vice President’s Viking Club James Adducci 15 Donors $12,510 Roundtable CLASS of ’86 Friends of St. Laurence Marc Milanowski Black & Gold Club James Roach BM 17 Donors $10,100 Matt Coughlin James Friel Associates Circle John Leddy Black & Gold Club Joseph Beatty Partners Circle Albert Lind James Kenney Sponsors Circle Brian Burke Glenn Rzeszutko Stan Smagala Curt Ringhofer Marty O’Malley Patrick J. Murphy Tim O’Reilly Rev. James Presta Rick Sadowski Sponsors Circle Investors Circle Black & Gold Club Matt Stevens CLASS of ’97 Thomas Clark James Rojas BM Friends of St. Laurence John Capparelli Josef Weiner 5 Donors $1,625 Joseph Ford Jeffrey Kacmarek Richard Dudlo James Grannan Black & Gold Club CLASS of ’91 Sponsors Circle John Wlodarski Paul Krutulis Black & Gold Club John Piotrowski 5 Donors $1,725 Keith Berchman Thomas Leen Michael Koelsch Friends of St. Laurence Black & Gold Club William Murphy John Regan Friends of St. Laurence Sponsors Circle Timothy Cocco David Benes Michael Laporte Sean Quirk Tully Thibeau Ronald Rojas Frank A. Covelli Daniel Dion Daniel Sadowsky Ralph Vennetti Friends of St. Laurence Timothy Johnson Brendan Dowling Black & Gold Club Peter Zuro Michael Baetzel Friends of St. Laurence Michael Maziarka John Hallberg Jeffrey Junkas Christopher Quinn Daniel Bruton Richard Halloran James Kulekowskis CLASS of ’79 Joshua Schoot 16 Donors $20,975 Timothy Kouba CLASS of ’84 Kevin Harrigan Robert Lehman 16 Donors $17,035 John Hyland Friends of St. Laurence CLASS of ’98 Gary Rychtanek Vice-President’s Michael Lepczynski Richard Krzyminski 1 Donor $100 Roundtable Robert Lukaszewicz Vice-President's Art Le Jeune William Toomey James Reilly Timothy McKeon Roundtable Dan Mancias Friends of St. Laurence CLASS of ’92 Thomas Sigel Daniel McCarthy Pat Marshall William Ramsden 5 Donors $1,875 Associates Circle Glenn Mirabile Theodore Moran CLASS of ’99 Edward Kurcz 13 Donors $6,980 Peter Schroedle Sponsors Circle Chad Navarrete Investors Circle Investors Circle CLASS of ’87 Thomas Boylan Black & Gold Club Joseph Martinez 7 Donors $1,020 Matthew Heyn Scott Urban Sponsors Circle Dennis Murphy Edward Czekaj Black & Gold Club Sponsors Circle Joseph Ward Michael Dineen Dennis Hickey Black & Gold Club Robert Janota Friends of St. Laurence James Geringer Black & Gold Club Kevin Smith Dan Goon Daniel Gregus Friends of St. Laurence Paul Capparelli John Normoyle Thomas Kaczmarek CLASS of ’93 Daniel Collins Doug Szafranowski Daniel Keating 3 Donors $500 Michael Tomasek Raymond Michuda Daniel Coughlin Michael McDevitt Black & Gold Club Charles Ungaro Friends of St. Laurence Friends of St. Laurence Jason Amato Vincent Bertucci Terry Grady CLASS of ’88 Scott M. Bittner Edward Kozak Friends of St. Laurence Paul Cepeda Stan Micek 8 Donors $1,480 Anthony Blasco Jr. CLASS of ’82 Sponsors Circle Brian Mladek David O’Connor Michael S. Gomez 19 Donors $21,475 Joseph Bochenski Black & Gold Club James Paulucci Ed Schaack Timothy Leyden James DiMonte Jason Tyrus Louis Sliepka CLASS of ’94 Vice-President’s Shawn King Vincent Sykora 7 Donors $2,667 CLASS of ’00 Roundtable Black & Gold Club John Dohm 8 Donors $1,030 George Houlihan Friends of St. Laurence Sponsors Circle CLASS of ’80 Thomas Doyle Nika Alex John Hynes Black & Gold Club 19 Donors $11,455 Thomas A. Drez Associates Circle Matt Cantlin Joseph Tomasek Rob Junkroski Timothy O’Malley Thomas Langford Associates Circle Viking Club Donald Mastro Friends of St. Laurence Michael McQuinn Friends of St. Laurence Terry Davey Dale Procajlo Dan Barcik Investors Circle Val Bartel William Riordan Black & Gold Club Allen Capp Investors Circle David Lopez Ryan Hopkins Robert Carroll Vince Catalano Thomas Cimino John Lambert CLASS of ’89 Joe Madden Jeffrey Clemens Sponsors Circle Dave Magana 5 Donors $4,050 Sean McQuillan Brian Nelson Sponsors Circle John Bradley Daniel McDevitt Justin Newberry Robert Kelly Anthony Piersanti Investors Circle Friends of St. Laurence John Sturtevant John Somerville Black & Gold Club Paul Ponce Timothy Carroll Pete Lotus Robert Herman Matt Reilly Joseph Spano CLASS of ’01 Black & Gold Club Peter Ippolito Steven Tokarz Black & Gold Club 3 Donors $652 Mark Hughes William Kenny Kris Heim CLASS of ’95 Joseph Kinsella Walter Plywaczewski CLASS of ’85 Black & Gold Club Thomas Kulbida 7 Donors $1,750 Alfred Nietzel Kenneth Schum 10 Donors $3,085 Adam Lotus Brian Roman Brian Slemp John Tumpane Sponsors Circle Friends of St. Laurence Investors Circle Timothy Young Robert Zeeb Nick Urso Patrick Cooke BM Gary Altman Friends of St. Laurence Andrew Nackovic Friends of St. Laurence Friends of St. Laurence Brian Schultz Black & Gold Club Black & Gold Club Steven Biesiada David Biel Ken Kufner CLASS of ’90 Daniel Benjamin CLASS of ’02 Robert Griffin Patrick Carmody Patrick Nolan 12 Donors $3,210 Patrick Doorhy 4 Donors $285 Marion Jelcz Michael Carroll William Novak Daniel Dorgan Mark Juska Kenneth Clark Robert Taveggia Sponsors Circle Friends of St. Laurence Michael Madey John Gunther Jerrald Dauparas Friends of St. Laurence Anthony Cassello Thomas Odo Ronald Kuzlik Friends of St. Laurence Christopher Bedalow Jonathan Crotty Brian Rotroff Matt Schuller James Cavanaugh Black & Gold Club John Duckhorn James McDonnell Garrett Ryan James Valek Mark Jatczak Daniel Breier Sean McCabe Scott Modelski

VISION | FALL 2017 18 CLASS of ’03 CLASS of ’12 CLASS of ’18 Harold Blackmon CP FA Joseph & Michaeleen Patrick & Erin 9 Donors $1,800 1 Donor $100 2 Donors $70 Thomas Blew FR Fisher FR Murphy CP Tim Chandler ST Marcella Frustaci WPS John & Dianna Black & Gold Club Friends of St. Laurence Friends of St. Laurence Thomas Draski FF Kate Gaffey FF Niezbatowski- Michael Durkin Mark Madera Julian Payne John Gencius Robert & Cynthia Froio AP Imelda Gomez AP Spalliero CP CLASS of ’13 Luis Mendoza Thomas Heebner Marianne Kavanagh Margaret Graham FR Charlie Nash AP Matt Kenny 2 Donors $58 Hebel FR Carolyn Greenfield FR Pat O’Donnell AP NON-ALUMNI FRIENDS Friends of St. Laurence Harry Klein AP Jack & Margaret Friends of St. Laurence OF ST. LAURENCE Michael O’Neill FF Dario Paraga Harkins FR Edgar Chavez Arnold & Linda Martinez AP William & Mary Ann Marco Rodriguez Carrie Harrington FR Eric Mittermann FA Faculty John & Virginia Madden AP O’Neill AP Michael Potoczak FR Friend Kevin & Gina McGuire CP Thomas & Jacquelyn Jacqueline O’Reilly FR CLASS of ’15 Henry Sr. AP Michael Steigerwald 4 Donors $265 FF Former Faculty Bonnie Murphy ST AP Terrence O’Rourke FR Brian Strandquist Bryan Herhold FR AP Alumni Parent Maureen Ramsden FR Janet O’Shea CP Friends of St. Laurence Robert & Kathleen CP Current Parent Nicholas Blasé Barry Shaw AP ST Hicks CP Brittney Oswald WPS Daniel Cummings AC Alumni Current Parent Dawn Suarez FR Nancy Howley AP Tom Pallardy FA AP Patrick McQuinn BM Board Member Joe & Bernadette Joan Hurley AP Allen Paneral FR Francis Murray Tomasek AP BZ Business Kathy Hynes AP FA Patricia Pendola CP Dan Turney FA CLASS of ’17 MG Matching Gift David & Joann Jawor AP Rebecca Petan AP Mary Van Meter FR 41 Donors $325 ST Staff Joan Kane FR Robert & Susan Patrick Walsh FR Phelan AP St. Laurence O’Toole Agnes Kasboske FA Friends of St. Laurence Sylvia Wiley Society John Phillips FR Donato Albanese Rockingham AP Roman & Mary Kazecki AP Brandon Butz Anonymous FR Nancy Ploskonka FF Friends of St. Laurence Tom & Kate Kazeneskie CP Joseph Camarillo Jeff Prestinario FF President’s Roundtable Amy Keating FR Josh Cartwright Anonymous FR Helen Rakoczy AP CLASS of ’04 Estate of Patrick Fowler FF Vincent Keating FR Lonnie Chambers Mr. & Mrs. Aranda AP Albert & Jeanette 3 Donors $1,140 Susan Keck FR Shawn Donahue Principal’s Roundtable Chris & Corrie Archer CP Reed AP Matthew Donnelly Mary Kenny AP Black & Gold Club Bryan & Marguerite Mr. & Mrs. Tony Arciero AP Marguerite Regan AP Nicholas Esquivel Jonathan Ostrowski Tomasek FR Jean Kibler AP Thomas Falvey Erik & Linda Bernard Reinckens FR Andrew Whooley Augle/Martin AP Patrick Kilmartin FR Nicholas Formica Partners Circle Scott & Rhonda Robert King FR Friends of St. Laurence Michael Gilligan Katherine Vennetti AP Marilyn Baran FR Rembis CP Michael Faber Emilio Guzman Mr. & Mrs. James Brock AP Regina Kling AP Patricia Reynolds AP Nicolas Hadac Associates Circle Michael Bukas FR Barbara Klocek FR Tom Rezek FA CLASS of ’05 Randen Hernandez Bill Hendren FR Ronnie & Anne Elizabeth Klyczek FR Gonzales Richard & Margaret 4 Donors $425 Mary Konstant FR Burchett AP Garrett Houlihan Emily Klyczek FR Rios CP James Murphy FR Friends of St. Laurence Michal Hyland Rose Burke FR Joseph & Denise Dolores Rourke AP Kochan AP Lucas Asimakopoulos Erik Kazmierowicz Investors Circle Mike & Agatha Buzzelli CP Demetrio & Rosa Anthony Bertucci Christopher Koll Rev. Norman Trela FA Mary Anne Byrnes FR Ray Konrath FF Rubino AP Bogdan Laba Michael Kozik Frank Carnivale FR Mr. & Mrs. Kornacker AP John Rubino AP Michael Ramsden Roger Lee Sponsors Circle Thaddeus & Amy Diane Ruiz CP Gus Lopez Timothy Capparelli FR Anonymous FR Kosowski CP CLASS of ’06 David Lunar David & Susan Lawrence & Patty Robert Costello FR 3 Donors $450 Joe McCormick Cartwright AC Mr. & Mrs. K. Koss AP Schab CP Dawn Lawlor AP William Miller Lourdes Castro AP S. Lapinski FR Peg Schmidt FR Black & Gold Club Scott & Vicky Ladewig CP Jose Moreno Anthony & Sheryl Mary LaSota WPS Matt Tucker Theresa Schoot FR Michael Moy Joseph Niego FR Chimera AP Diane Lazouskas AP Dillon Muth Cheryl Seminara Roger Clark AP Donna Lenihan CP Friends of St. Laurence Zachary Paprzycki Viking Club Gunter FR Jeffrey Cysz John Peterson Jack & Marge Love AP Mr. & Mrs. James Ron & Roberta Courtney Sinisi FR Jerome Hahn Collins AP Lesiak AP Alan Ramirez Anne & Kevin Tucker ST AP Eugene Smerz FF Ryan Sanfratello Mary Ann Cook ST Mary Kate Love WPS CLASS of ’07 Richard & Loraine James Senerchia Black & Gold Club Maureen Crain FR Jack Lynch FF Sorley AP 5 Donors $325 Marcin Smagacz Laura Baldwin FA CP Marguerite Crane FR Caitlin Mangan FR Arlene Stach FR Nicholas Sukalski Friends of St. Laurence William & Christine Armando Tellez Gerald & Sharon Thomas Mangan FF Michael Stenson FR William Bartgen Bartgen AP Curran AP Dylan Terrell Teri Marshall FA Robert & Stacy Robert Froio John & Mary Demetri Trakas Carol Dambek ST Rebeca Martinez FA Stone CP Luke Murphy Bartgen AP Chrisopher Valenzuela Henry & Rose Del Valle CP David Sypniewski AP David Viverito Deborah Matera CP Alexander Verta Kathy Becker ST AP Denson Family AP Daniel Wood Thomas & Kimberly Richard Techman FR Triston Whiters Dennis & Kathleen Lucinda Diosdado CP McCarthy CP Theresa Tomasek FR Devin Whitty Berg AP CLASS of ’09 Katie Djikas CP Mike & Beth Kathleen Toppel AP 1 Donor $100 McCormick CP Nicole Doig WPS Augustine Tranowski AP David & Patricia Friends of St. Laurence Lorraine Doran AP Michael Trovato FA McKinney CP Anthony Paneral Antonio & Vicenta Bernard Tucker FR Echauz AP Jerome & Angelica Kevin & Diana CLASS of ’10 Dale & Marie Estand AP Mendoza AP Vaccaro CP 4 Donors $650 Joseph Evers AP Len & Josephine Dennis & Karen Black & Gold Club Robert Fabrizio FF Metzl FR Wagner CP Michael Madera Leo Fagan FR Caitlin Milligan WPS Antoinette Wingo AP Brian & Betty Farrell CP Norman & Barbara Nadine Wisniowicz FA Friends of St. Laurence Elizabeth Wojcik CP Thomas Keating Anna Marie Fern AP Mondschein AP Michael Lazarczyk Bridget Ferriter AP Kathleen Moore AP Harriet Wright AP Sean Milligan Joan Finnigan BM FF Kelley Moore FA Sandy Zalud AP

19 VISION | FALL 2017 SPONSORSHIP St. Laurence Adducci, Leone & Co. Kozak Family The Coffey Law Office PROGRAM 2017 Student Council James Adducci '96 Thomas Kozak Tim Coffey '83 Jeff Clemens '99 FULL PACKAGE Adler Murphy & Kozak Sports Research UBAM $2,000 Level Stantec McQuillen LLP Ed Kozak '79 Anita Cummings Mike Toolis '70 Lawrence Gosewisch '76 Bear Cartage Malman Law Offices Zakic Financial & Intermodal Tampa Bay Rays Athletico Terry Davey '94 Services, Inc. Kristi Summers Nick Urso ’95 Tom Karac '65 Midland Federal Savings Steve Zakic '79 Dan-D-Jac’s Thomas Allison Family Awards and More, Inc. & Loan Association Jack Maus ’68 Thomas Allison '69 Ken Fryer Jodie White 2017 FINAL FOUR EXTRAVAGANZA Molly Maid Vedder Price PC BKD, Inc. Most Holy Redeemer Joel Dziedzic '89 Parish SPONSORSHIPS Jim Long ’66 Fusion RecPlex Tom Cimino '80 & Joe Strubbe '77 Rose Dempsey Viking Logistics Bill Olsen Br. 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