FALL 2014 LETTER from the PRESIDENT Lead Us Laurence Men

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

In this Issue Open House at St. Laurence New University Partnerships Viking Voyage 2014

FALL 2014 LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Lead us Laurence men.

Dear Friends of St. Laurence,

We accomplished much this past year, and know that our voyage has been rewarding and challenging. As Vikings, we are determined explorers who are passionate for innovation and discovery for the betterment of the team.

As a school, we take pride in our courageous attitude that provides exclusive opportunities for our students. We are taking the lead to provide a unique academic experience that is unlike any other Catholic high school.

This voyage was filled with risks, but with faith in the mission we created an exclusive curriculum, schedule, and leadership opportunities. We partnered with DePaul University to offer cutting-edge professional development, mentoring, and consultation to support the continued growth and success of our StL STEM curriculum. We partnered with Lewis University, offering real-world methodologies within a values-centered curriculum while providing leadership advisors and professors to our students for a dual enrollment course. To further enhance the applied learning environment, we continued our corporate partnerships with Kinder Morgan and the United States Army Corps of Engineers.

We know how important athletics is to our alumni. We will navigate this challenging athletic environment while defending the glory of the black and gold. Tim Chandler, Athletic Director, continues to enrich our personnel and programs. Our new coaches, including Jeff Clemens, Matt Prunckle, Jim Maley, and Amy Keating have the values required and commitment needed to enhance our teams. They complement our last two years of hires, including Harold Blackmon, Jim Gahagan, Dennis Foley, Joe Sinisi, and Ryan Denson. Be on the lookout for continued athletic success!

We need your help promoting the essential elements of the Edmund Rice Christian Brothers. You are the foundation for success in helping us achieve our vision: becoming the premier school of choice for boys where taking risks as a team is encouraged and a disciplined, committed, and diverse family environment is evident.

We look forward to your continued support as you lead us on our future endeavors. Thank you and God Bless.

Warm Regards,

Joseph A. Martinez ‘99 President VIKING WELCOME Important Dates HOMECOMING Friday, October 3, 2014 at 7:30p.m. vs. Wheaton St. Francis

VIKING VISIT DAYS GAME DAY WITH VIKING FOOTBALL Joe Spano ‘94 Friday, October 10, 2014 Director of Admissions Driver’s Ed Coordinator 7th & 8th GRADE BASEBALL CLINIC Transportation Coordinator Monday, October 13, 2014

GAME DAY WITH VIKING SOCCER Tuesday, October 14, 2014 Continued success! The Class of 2014 broke the To schedule a visit on these days or any other school day please contact record for scholarship money earned, which Mr. Joe Spano at (708) 458-6900 ext 252 or [email protected] makes them the highest earning graduating OPEN HOUSE I class in St. Laurence history. Thursday, November 6, 2014, 6 to 8 pm

For the second year in a row, the number of students who took the entrance exam has OPEN HOUSE II increased. In addition, our incoming class tested well on the Entrance Exam, with 38% of Sunday, December 7, 2014 enrolled freshmen in our AP or Honors Programs. Thank you to our faculty, staff, coaches, 10 am to noon parents, alumni and everyone who is involved in the recruiting process for your hard work ENTRANCE EXAM and dedication to St. Laurence. Potential students and parents consistently tell me they Saturday, January 10, 2015 feel welcomed and sense the family atmosphere when they visit the school. 8 am If you know any students who are interested in St. Laurence, please contact the Please bring (2) #2 pencils and a $25 testing fee. Admissions Office at (708) 458-6900 ext. 252, or fill out the student information form on our website to receive communication on upcoming events. You can also stay connected with St. Laurence on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube. Transportation Thanks for all your support and go Vikings! St. Laurence offers a safe and affordable resource to get to and from school. Students have the option to be picked up by a St. Laurence/Queen of Peace mini-bus or yellow bus, exclusively for St. Laurence and Queen of Truth in Details Peace students. Buses will pick More accolades for the Class of 2014 up and drop off students at a 97% of graduates Over $9.3 million $72,575 in location that works best for the students and their families. St. will be attending in scholarships scholarship money Laurence owns (4) 14-passenger college or university per student mini-buses that meet the required in the fall 72,575 federal code safety standards. For more information regarding 97 9.3 our routes, please contact Mr. Joe Spano at 708-458-6900, x 252.

VISION | FALL 2014 2 SPIRITUALITY On the first days of each school year, there is a general sense of helpfulness on the part of the older students toward the younger ones.

become involved in helping make it a and simply mixing together in the school reality. The primary way for each of us to cafeteria during lunch. Being concerned accomplish evangelization is to help make about each other is certainly a way of Brother Tim Smyth Christ present to each other in the ordinary making Christ present. Campus Minister events of our lives. Physics Teacher Since prayer is always a means to remind Rocket Club Moderator As I begin my tenth year here at St. ourselves of the presence of Christ in our Laurence, I can recall occasions when midst, each school day begins with an St. Laurence High School belongs to a I observed members of our school commu- all-school prayer, and each individual class consortium of eighteen schools hosted nity making Christ present to others. period begins with a prayer led by the by the Edmund Rice Christian Brothers of One of the first impressions I have is of teacher, or designated student. A number North America. In an attempt to establish the relationship between our students. On of times during the school year we gather a consistency of spirit and practice among the first days of each school year, there is together as a school community and a general sense of concern and helpful- these schools the Brothers developed celebrate Mass. The participation and ness on the part of the older student to- seven Essential Elements that describe reverence on the part of all members of ward the younger ones. As the school year these schools as distinctive from other our school community are encouragement progresses this relationship is strength- Catholic high schools. Although any one for all present to experience Christ’s ened in numerous ways, through tutoring, of these elements might apply to another presence on these occasions. mutual participation in activities, Catholic high school, the Brothers and Throughout the school year we their colleagues believe that the combina- encourage our students to reach out tion of all seven appropriately describes to others in need. While we require each the schools of the consortium. student to perform some particular form The first of these Essential Elements of Christian Service, we also provide a states: An Edmund Rice Christian Brother number of group activities during the Education calls educational ministry sites year as well. Food and clothing drives and those working in them to Evangelize at particular times of the year help Youth within the Mission of the Church. students become more aware of others’ needs and remind them of Christ’s While I admit this statement could apply appeal to us in their regard. to any Catholic high school, there is an attempt in Edmund Rice Christian Brother As we begin this school year I hope schools to make it intentional. Not only is we can latch on to the enthusiasm gener- the expectation for teachers to evangelize ated by Pope Francis who is having such the students in their classes, but, by a wonderful impact on our world, as making the entire school community he extends the mission of the Church aware of this goal, staff members, parents, through evangelization — bringing Christ alumni, and even students themselves, to everyone he meets.

3 VISION | FALL 2014 Leadership is a process that is LEADERSHIP on-going and ever evolving.

We welcome Jeff Clemens as the is enamored by the kid’s strength, courage, of Leadership. new Director of Leadership. Jeff is eager and positive outlook on life. If you have a story where you to begin working with the students at The last Make-a-Wish I saw was about a witnessed or St. Laurence. “Being fortunate enough terminally ill boy who loved the University performed an act to come back to a place that has so much of Michigan athletics. Weeks before the of leadership, to do with who you are is amazing,” said boy passed away he was invited to “The please send it to Clemens. “The opportunity to enhance Big House” and went on the field to the me at jclemens@ the Leadership Program was a ‘no- 50-yard line. The boy’s father approached stlaurence.com. Jeff Clemens, ‘00 brainer’ for me. My leadership philosophy a defensive lineman to thank him for being Director of Leadership aligns perfectly with what we are trying there for his son. The player handed him something and whispered, “Matt should to accomplish.” Partnership with have this ring.” Gabe Watson, a 6’4, 335 Lewis University “I would like to take this opportunity to lb. defensive lineman gave Matt’s father thank Mr. Scott. Mark Scott is someone his championship ring from the Outback We are excited to announce that we who has been a recognizable, well-respect- Bowl. Matt’s father said what Gabe did will be launching a Leadership part- ed and dedicated icon at St. Laurence for reminded him of something Matt would nership with Lewis University in the over 30 years. His devotion to leadership do. Gabe identified a situation in which spring of 2015. In addition to their has positively influenced the lives of many he could act selflessly in order to help Leadership development through St. Laurence alumni. Mark has served as someone during a difficult time. That is St. Laurence, students will have the a mentor to me and I am thankful for his the essence of leadership! opportunity to receive college credits through Lewis University. Leadership help in making my transition smooth and Leadership is a process that is on-going seamless. Mr. Scott left some large shoes and ever evolving. In every facet of life advisors, professors and graduate to fill; I will do my best to make him proud!” you will be in a position to lead or need students from Lewis will come to St. someone to be a leader. Leadership Laurence to teach a course in Life/ The Make-A-Wish Foundation gives indi- cannot be a “sometimes” thing, as we Career in the Emerging Workplace. viduals faced with adversity something to are always being studied and judged by This class is one of a kind in the high remember or draw strength from during our words and actions and you never school curriculum. It will be tailored difficult times. The most compelling parts know who is watching. Therefore you to meet the needs of St. Laurence of the stories are the celebrities who these must always put forth the best version High School juniors who are serious children want to meet. Whether it’s a of you, which is your Leadership Legacy. about their leadership development. singer, actor or athlete, this “role model” I am always interested in hearing stories

2014/15 Team of Team Goals Move in the same direction towards a comon goal. Renew the family atmosphere. Increase school spirit.

VISION | FALL 2014 4 I would like to welcome ACADEMICS our new teachers and the We have formed a partnership with DePaul University, courses they are teaching: Mr. Ben Dahm the largest Catholic University in the United States. Social Studies, Sociology and Government ment opportunities for our faculty, mentoring programs, tutoring programs and Ms. Elana Sitrin Spanish further training for our StL STEM Program. Mr. Chris Koloffon ‘92 DePaul is impressed with our initiatives in Spanish STEM education and wants to collaborate Mrs. Jill Kotas through their STEM learning center. Art and Graphic Design DePaul chose to partner with us due to Mr. Ryan Hackett our innovation and challenging programs French Jim Muting ’73 Principal for high school students in STEM areas. Mr. Robert Droel Edmund Rice Christian Brother As we enter this year of academic col- volunteer in Campus Ministry laboration we will continue to evaluate As we begin the 2014-2015 school Mr. Jim Maley programs and faculty using the Danielson Physical Education year, we will concentrate on academic Method. We will also stress planning Mr. Matt Koll ‘03 collaboration. Our teachers will continue and preparation. Each day teachers will English curriculum mapping with special emphasis prepare an essential question on which Mrs. Lauren Prunckle on projects, common guidelines and ru- English students will reflect. The purpose of the brics, assessment collection and common question is to teach the students the Mr. Bobby Howard assessment data. Religion “5E learning model” of engagement, Mr. Jeff Clemens ‘00 We have formed a partnership with DePaul exploration, explanation, extension and Leadership University, the largest Catholic University evaluation. The students will incorporate Mr. Mike Faber ‘04 in the United States, to assist us in the this 5E approach within the classroom Business Manager collection of data to improve instruction. as they prepare, collaborate, develop and And returning for his 50th year DePaul will provide professional develop- coordinate tasks and projects. Mr. Tom Rezek

5 VISION | FALL 2014 ATHLETICS “Defend the Glory.”

Viking Voyage (106), senior Kyle Tetlow (182), and junior volleyball coach. Finally, Amy Keating will As we begin a Frank Tomaskovic (heavyweight). take over the tennis program after serving new school year, as an assistant this spring. Please visit the The baseball team also had a great we are looking for STL website for more information on any season, finishing 32-6 on the year. This alumni support of our coaches. tied a school record for wins and set for the Viking the record for best winning percentage. 2014 Graduates Playing in College Voyage. We have The Vikings won the Chris Moon Memo- Baseball a number of rial Classic in Tucson and captured their Mike Kornacker, Purdue University ambassadors in second straight Catholic League Blue Brad Wood, Northern Illinois University Tim Chandler place, but we Athletic Director title. They also won their fourth straight TJ Marik, Austin Peay University can still use more Sports Management Regional Championship. Mike Kornacker Alex Hitney, Heartland Community College Club Moderator for each sport. led a strong group of seniors, as he was Mike Miller, University of Hawaii Ambassadors are named the Most Outstanding Player in Roger Wilson, University of St. Francis asked to help recruit more Viking Voyage the Blue division. Joining him as all- Rob Gutierrez, Kentucky Wesleyan members within their sport. They can also conference were Brad Wood, TJ Marik, and Nate Tholl, John A. Logan College host events or help with fundraising ef- Nate Tholl. Remarkably, all 9 seniors will Steve Schultz, Benedictine University forts to generate financial support for the continue their baseball careers in college. Football athletic program. Kevin Wierzgac, Aurora University Additionally, the lacrosse and volleyball For those of you who are unable to com- Julian Gonzales, Lindenwood University, programs had successful spring seasons. Belleville mit the time to being an ambassador, we Lacrosse finished 15-4 on the year, the Eric Sadowski, Lindenwood University. welcome your attendance at athletic and best record in the young program’s Belleville alumni events, and any financial contribu- history. Also, they advanced to the final Bob Kelly, Loras College tions you are able to make towards the 16 in the playoffs for the first time. Lacrosse athletic program. Meanwhile, volleyball captured a share Jeff Sadecki, Robert Morris University It is important that we continue to grow of the Catholic League White title, a great Bryce Foulk, Lourdes University the Viking Voyage in order to remain accomplishment for first year coach Ryan Soccer competitive athletically, especially with Denson and the student-athletes. Ramon Calvillo, Benedictine University our rival schools on the South Side, so Track Finally, there were some individuals any support you are able to provide is Pete Kopacz, Loras College who had strong showings for the Vikings. greatly appreciated. Anthony Barrios, Aurora University Sophomore Manny Sanchez advanced Please contact me to further discuss how to the State Tournament for bowling, and Volleyball you can help Viking athletics through the Anthony Barrios and Pete Kopacz went Jerry Soukal, St. Xavier University Viking Voyage. downstate for track. Wrestling Johnathan Gahagan, North Carolina Year-End Update New Hires State University The second semester of the 2013-14 We are excited to welcome Jim Maley to school year saw continued success for the St. Laurence coaching staff as the many of the Viking athletic programs. The head basketball coach. The Vikings are wrestling team wrapped up their resurgent poised to return to prominence under season by sending four individuals to the the direction of Coach Maley. Also, Matt State Meet. Senior Johnathan Gahagan fin- Prunckle is entering his first season as the ished 3rd in state at 138 lbs. He finished head soccer coach. Matt was hired at the 40-1 on the year, with the lone loss coming conclusion of last soccer season, so he in the semifinals. Johnathan is the first has already spent countless hours working medalist since 2000 and the highest plac- with the program in preparation for this er since 1994 for the Vikes. Joining him season. As mentioned above, Ryan Denson downstate were freshman Brandon Ramos joined the staff this spring as the head

VISION | FALL 2014 6 ACTIVITIES There are over 50 students involved in our successful Sports Media Club.

Sports Media Club Sports Management Club

Over the last six years, the Sports Media With the huge success of the Sports Media Club has grown under the moderation of Club, Athletic Director, Tim Chandler, and Mr. Bill Gaichas. When the club originally Assistant Athletic Director, Mike Corbett, started the students worked together to formed the Sports Management Club connect the outside world with the STL during the 2013-2014 school year. The basketball games. Behind the scenes, stu- officers for the inception year were Myles Laura Baldwin dents set up the equipment and announc- Bacon (President), Cesar Vega (Vice Presi- Activities Director ers broadcasted the games live online. dent), Jerry Soukal (Head Student Trainer), Librarian Nik Siple (Head Student Manager) and English Teacher Today there are over 50 students involved Chess Club Moderator Frank Murray (Sports Editor). Yearbook Moderator in the club, and not only are the basketball games broadcasted live, but now more This club is involved in all facets of the sports and activities have been included. Athletic Department. Students become So if you can’t make a game, have no fear, managers of our STL sports teams, from the St. Laurence website you are able write recaps of games and events for the to access games live with a click of website and even receive some on-the-job a button! training in working with our school trainer. Even if they are not competing on a team, For the 2014-2015 school year, the this is a chance for students to be involved President of the Sports Media Club is Chris in the successful sporting teams at Tonika, and the Board of Directors are St. Laurence. Frank Murray, Jack Bies, Tim Hecker, Tim Nichin and Mikey Stevens.

7 VISION | FALL 2014 Our internship program will connect established professional ALUMNI alumni with younger alumni looking to jumpstart their careers.

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

Over the past two years, our alumni have Advisory Council. We are looking for alums reconnected with St. Laurence through from 1997 to 2009 to take part in this the mentorship program and career class council. If you are interested or would like program. We are excited to take the next to learn more, kindly contact Adam Lotus step and introduce our internship program, in the alumni office. which will connect established professional alumni with younger alumni who are looking to jumpstart their professional 2014 Hall of Fame Inductees career. If you are interested in providing or 1973-74 Wrestling Team applying for an internship with St Laurence Coach Dominic Riccordino Football alumni, please contact Adam Lotus at Coach Dan O’Leary Cross Country [email protected]. Viking Pride Dinner Kevin Quinn ’75 Football

Thanks to several networking events, we Mike Rourke ’75 Football Friday, November 7, 2014 6:30 p.m. were able contact over 1000 alumni and Steve Milewski ’96 Golf St. Laurence High School update their current contact information. Marcus Stevenson ’03 Basketball $75 If you have not had chance to do this, Aaron Elstner ’97 Football please visit our website under the alumni Join us to celebrate athletic Rich Krueger ’87 Water Polo page to update your information and stay and professional inductees into Craig Zirbel ’79 Football engaged with all the new and exciting the St. Laurence Hall of Fame! things going on at St Laurence. This infor- 2014 Presidential Award Winners Tickets can be purchased online by mation will be compiled into a comprehen- visiting www.stlaurence.com/alumni. sive directory for alumni to stay connected David Suarez ’79 President of the Year If you have questions about the with one another. Timothy O’Malley ’84 event, please contact Adam Lotus If you are looking to provide feedback Entrepreneur of the Year at 708-458-6900, x 237. on initiatives at St Laurence, there is an Richard Cremieux ’65 opportunity to help through our Young Professional of the Year

VISION | FALL 2014 8 We all now have a friend in the Burbank prospects to Vikingland. For more info on KOZAK’S CORNER Police Chief’s chair. Hearty congrats go the center, call 219-664-0711 or email out to Mr. Richard Shore, Class of 1983, him at [email protected]. He Mark Kupiec, from the Class of ’67, who was sworn in on June 25th at the City resides in far-south-suburban Mokena, IL. longtime attorney and former STL board Board Meeting. Richard was previously a Thanks for being a loyal Viking! Lieutenant in the force, as well as a SWAT member, was the subject of a recent com- David Ruckman, an alum from 2002, team leader. Chief Shore is a 21-year plimentary blog post in the Daily Whale. continues to move up the front office veteran of the Burbank Police Department. It centered ladder in the minor leagues of baseball. He is also a Certified Physical Fitness around Mark’s Formerly working for the Montgomery Trainer. The chief is single and lives with acumen as a Biscuits, he currently is the Director of his daughter in Burbank. Now about that zoning lawyer, Video Production for the Triple-A Charlotte parking ticket that I got the other day…. especially Knights. The Knights are the top affiliate when cases Anthony Richter, an ‘87 grad, has a of the White Sox, so Dave is videoing come before happy new addition to the family. Christian future Pale Hose players. Dave resides the city council James Richter was born at 11:15am PT on in the Queen City. Nice going, Dave, and of Chicago. July 4, 2014 in San Jose, California. Both please keep in touch. Now please just Nice going mommy and baby are doing well. Daddy is don’t tell us that you now root for the there, Mark! Ed Kozak ’79 also doing well too, just a little sleep de- Panthers in the offseason. Institutional Advancement He grew up in prived. Anthony works for the Apple Corpo- Joseph Landmichl, Class of 2004, contin- Associate the Garfield ration (yes, that Apple Corporation). He is a ues having a ball as the Volunteer & Do- Comedy Club Moderator Ridge neigh- graduate of the prestigious Northwestern cent Manager for the Palm Beach Zoo in borhood of University, Kellogg School of Management. West Palm Beach Florida. Joe led a team the Windy City, but now resides with his Brent Bowers, from the class of 1989 of volunteer eagle scouts that reimaged family on the far Northwest side in an area and a STL Athletic Hall of Famer, dropped and designed a new Ringtail Lemur exhibit. known as Wildwood. by the school in the summer and looked Joe’s very proud of this major accomplish- Paul Ladewski, STL Class of ’68, and great. As you might expect, Brent is still ment which, by the way, saved the zoo a lot of money, and has received a lot of a former baseball beat writer for the in the baseball business. He is doing very praise. Joe resides in Palm Springs, FL, Southtown newspaper group, is now the well with his Triple Crown All-Stars Baseball where I’m sure it never snows at all. Executive Director of the Chicago Baseball and Softball Academy, located in Scher- Museum. This state-of-the-art museum erville, Indiana. Brent says that if it were exists only in cyberspace, but big plans are closer to STL that he would send his best CLASS OF 1965 Dear Classmates, on the drawing board. Paul is excited to Our 50th Reunion is fast approaching. report that the museum looks to locate in The reunion will take place in September Whiting, Indiana right on the shores of Lake The St. Laurence Office of Alumni Relations of 2015, so keep your calendars open for Michigan. Good luck, Paul. I can’t wait to has learned of or been informed of the passing that time. We intend to have a Friday night visit! You can contact him about the proj- of the following alums since Feb., 2014: tailgate party before a home game at Ka- ect at pladewski@chicagobaseballmuse- SCOTT DECEATIS 1982 vanaugh stadium. Saturday evening there um.com. Paul lives in southwest-suburban February 14, 2014 will be some kind of banquet, and Sunday there will be a brunch at the school with Orland Park. JOHN CONTA 1985 February 26, 2014 a tour of the facility afterwards. Plans are Steven Pikul, a class of ‘69er, checked in to have an optional memorial mass in the with the office in a nice email. To summa- JAMES MCSWEENEY 1970 chapel beforehand for our departed class- rize, Steve has spent 44 years working in January 27, 2014 mates. We feel that this program offers a many industries, mostly IT. He also enjoyed DANIEL GREENFIELD 1983 distinct variety of functions, something to a career in professional golf with the PGA March 28, 2014 please everybody, and enough activity to tour. Last May he earned a bachelor’s de- RICHARD PECZKOWSKI 1975 justify a trip by our out of state pals. October 19, 2013 gree from Benedictine University, summa We will be trying to run down classmates cum laude no less. He became a member RONALD GAWRON 1975 not in St. Laurence’s database. Later we of the Sigma Beta Delta international busi- January 16, 2011 will publish a list of those missing names ness fraternity. Thanks for the update on PHILLIP KURCZAK 1987 and will rely on YOUR help to track down your interesting career path. Steve resides April 4, 2014 as many as we can. The larger the group in Oak Forest, IL. ROBERT ERBACH 1988 we have to contact, the better the turnout, and a better turnout means a much better Thomas Fremarek, from the great class April 1, 2014 time to be had by all. of ’79, is now Director of Food and Bever- JOSEPH IBANEZ 1966 age for the Joliet Slammers independent October 2, 2013 I want to thank Jerry Kaczorowski, Tim professional baseball team. You just might THOMAS FARRELL 1982 Kleczka, Rich Cremieux, and Bob Smith have tasted some of Tom’s delicious fare May 10, 2014 for forming our initial reunion committee, at a game this summer at Silver Cross DAVID SCHRECK 2011 and their help and input. Go Vikings!! Field in Joliet. He has spent a long time May 30, 2014 Jim Gierucki ‘65 (over 30 years) in the hospitality and MICHAEL KONSTANT 1978 food industry. Tom and his family reside July 6, 2014 If you have a submission for Kozak’s in nearby Homer Glen. Keep up the good PAUL PETAN 1984 Corner, please email it to Ed Kozak at work, Tom. August 15, 2014 [email protected].

9 VISION | FALL 2014 We are fortunate to have you as our alumni DEVELOPMENT and friends. Thank you.

We are thrilled with the many ways our opportunities, and strong social network The Brick Paver alumni support St. Laurence. They assist us St. Laurence High School offered. Program continues by participating in the Mentoring Program, to be an ongoing Scott and Andrea Urban conducted the inter- attending alumni events, providing financial effort. Brick pav- views and felt that, “The interview process support for annual fund and the endowment, ers are a beautiful was an important part of selecting the young sharing the Viking legacy with their sons by addition to our men for the scholarship, giving us insight sending them to St. Laurence, and more. Athletic Field into their character, personality, and future entrance and a In April, Scott Urban ’99 and his wife Andrea plans beyond the essays or recommenda- great way to cel- created a new named scholarship. The Ur- Anne Tucker tion letters. It was a great experience for us ebrate graduation, Director of Development ban Family Scholarship will provide financial to meet all of the candidates and we are honor a student or PADS Coordinator assistance to a junior or senior student of excited for next year’s applicants!” parent, memorial- a single parent family who shows strong ize a loved one or commemorate your re- commitment to his education and extra-cur- Fabian Hernandez ’15, Jack Lawlor ’15 and union year. This year St. Laurence celebrates ricular activities and demonstrates leader- Christopher Thomas ’15 were recipients of its first 50-year reunion. Congratulations to ship in the classroom and community at St. the 2014/2015 Urban Family Scholarship. the class of 1965, you set the bar high! If Laurence. Scott is the son of a single Mom We are grateful Scott and Andrea choose to you are interested in supporting the Brick who made sacrifices so he could have the honor Mrs. Urban in such a meaningful way by Paver Program, visit the Development page quality education, leadership and athletic assisting our students with this scholarship. of the website and click on “Paving the Way.”

TOTAL FUNDRAISING FOR FISCAL YEAR

2014 Annual Report 2013/2014 July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014

Thank you for responding to our invitation to ANNUAL FUND 2014 $475,967 “Walk with Us” in Annual Fund ’14. We are ENDOWMENT CONTRIBUTIONS $88,585 grateful for the 558 alumni and friends of St. Laurence who chose to support our effort and Annual Fund Total $564,552 contributed $475,967 to Annual Fund ’14. We are proud to welcome 67 first-time contributors ALUMNI OFFICE EVENTS and pleased to recognize 174 donors for five consecutive years of giving. Our total number Sponsorship Signage $11,000 of donors increased 13% from last year’s num- Viking Pride Dinner $25,938 ber of 515. Annual Fund ’14 provided financial (The Viking Pride Scholarship was introduced assistance to families in need, funded the at this event and raised $9,155 in restricted upgrading of our wireless computer network, Annual Fund ’14 dollars) provided additional technology in classrooms, including projectors and laptops, renovated Final Four Extravaganza $29,039 the library into a learning resource center, Alumni Golf Outing $17,118 and completed a variety of smaller projects. Alumni Events Total $73,940 Thank you again for supporting our current Vikings. Our students are taught that they stand on the shoulders of those who came before BRICK PAVER PROGRAM $900 them. Your support substantiates that teaching! Anne Tucker COMBINED FUNDRAISING Director of Development FOR FISCAL YEAR 2014 $639,392 In Memory of In Memory of CLASS of ’65 Black & Gold Club Bruce Puhr Richard Carroll ’81 Michael McCarthy ’84 16 Donors $9,245 William Funke** Thomas Rickert** Kelly Carroll Kevin McCarthy ’74 Associates Circle Michael Kelly** Dennis Wills** In Memory of In Memory of Garry Kelly** Daniel Maloney Gregory Zaborniak Patrick Murphy Charles Catania ’69 John McNicholas ’88 Sponsors Circle Friends of St. Laurence Terrence Murphy FA** Rita Catania Anthony McNicholas ’00 Richard Cremieux** Edward Erdman** William O’Connor** In Memory of In Memory of Rev. Daniel Jenky Michael Gallagher Michael Roche** Raymond Jablonski James Cleary ’81 Joel Mendoza ’93 Black & Gold Club Robert A. Russo** Jim Kocher Maura Halvey Jerome & Angelica Clem R. Herman Jerry Sikorski Joseph Kurcz In Memory of Mendoza Ronald Kane Friends of St. Laurence James Morphew Wm. “Bill” Collins ’83 In Memory of Richard Krasula Jerome Bambera Edward Pahuski** James Collins Patrick Moore ’82 Timothy Lamke Kathleen Moore Joseph Barone ** David Zawacki ** In Memory of Peter J. Rzeminski John Bobko Floyd Colombatto In Memory of Gregory Steinbach** Dennis Chepulis ** CLASS of ’72 Robert Colombatto ’70 Thomas E. Murphy ’69 Friends of St. Laurence James Fennessy ** 10 Donors $2,166 Betty Murphy SOCIETY MEMBERS In Memory of James Bergeron** John Kedzuf ** Viking Club Carl Cysz ’67 In Memory of Raymond Landsiedel ** St. Laurence O’Toole Timothy Kleczka Alan Dean** Charlene Cysz John O’Neill ’88 Joseph Lukas Society (OTS) Howard Koster** Black & Gold Club William O’Neill ’86 Jim Moore $50,000 and above In Memory of Dennis Koziol** Thomas Baier** David Muzzy Kevin Doran ’76 In Memory of Robert Kunka Mike Nugent ROUNDTABLE MEMBERS Lorraine Doran William Partyka ’79 Joseph Nemeth John Mysliwiec ** Friends of St. Laurence In Memory of Regina Kling Robert Smith AP-BD** Edward Pocius President’s Roundtable Edwin Czopek** Daniel Fagan ’68 In Memory of Bro Michael Segvich (PR) $25,000 - $49,999 Joseph Dillon Leo Fagan Robert Pikula ’73 CLASS of ’66 FF-BD Vice President’s Kevin P. Duffy Janeen Pikula 21 Donors $67,515 Joseph Skender ** In Memory of Earl Joyce Roundtable (VPR) Society Member Stanley Thomas $10,000 - $24,999 Michael Fern ’78 In Memory of Michael McCarthy** Anna Marie Fern Patrick Popp ’89 William Eckhardt** Principal’s Roundtable CLASS of ’69 Lawrence W. Mickas** In Memory of Donald Popp ’74 Roundtable Member 14 Donors $3,755 Thomas Pisarczyk** (PRR) George Ruebenson** Michael Ferriter ’80 In Memory of Investors Circle $7,500 - $9,999 Ruebenson Family Bridget Ferriter Scott Rapacz ’92 C. Richard Panico CLASS of ’73 Sandra & Gregory Foundation 20 Donors $3,685 CIRCLE MEMBERS In Memory of Black & Gold Club Rapacz Sponsors Circle Partners Circle (PC) James Gunter ’99 Robert Litiviak Viking Club James Long** $5,500 - $7,499 Cheryl Seminara In Memory of Michael McInerney James Muting FA** Joseph Regan ’77 Black & Gold Club Michael Zaborniak** Associates Circle (AC) In Memory of Friends of St. Laurence Marguerite Regan Peter Baier ** $3,500 - $5,499 Kathleen Halm Charles Doyle Black & Gold Club Gary Coop** Josephine and In Memory of Thomas Dunne Robert Baier** Investors Circle (IC) Len Metzl John Reynolds ’86 Frederick & Louise Pfeiffer Edward McDonough** $1,500 - $3,499 John Fleming In Memory of Patricia Reynolds Friends of St. Laurence Steven Malanowski** Dean Viverito Sponsors Circle (SC) Robert Hauser ’76 In Memory of Jim Antos** Michael D. O’Brien** Friends of St. Laurence $1,000 - $1,499 Gary Hauser ’73 John Schumacher ’67 Anthony P. Blasco Terrence O’Reilly Francis Bertucci Barbara Schumacher Michael Hassett Thomas Paprocki ** Brian Byrnes CLUB MEMBERS In Memory of Thomas Henry Jr. ’92 In Memory of Dennis Johnson** Edward Pocius Michael Dineen Viking Club (VC) Thomas & Jacquelyn Robert Simenas ’65 Charles Klimo** Robert B. Ryan James Flanagan $750 - $999 Henry Sr. Kathleen Simenas John Kowalczyk Dennis D. Walery Ronald Foys Black & Gold Club (BGC) Jeffrey Mark Walter Warachowski** Charles Gilarski In Memory of In Memory of David McGovern ** $250 - $749 Michael Kane ’65 Michael A. Smith ’76 Gary Hauser** Guy Meyer** CLASS of ’70 Friends of St. Laurence Joan Kane Peter Zuro ’78 William Herman** Frank Oles ** 19 Donors $13,765 Kenneth Malkowski (FSTL) Less than $250 In Memory of In Memory of Nick Palangio Roundtable Member Michael F. Prochot Kenneth Keating ’86 Wayne Stach ’68 William Showtis** James Kochalka William Ramsden Joanne Keating Arlene Stach St. Laurence O’Toole Gregory Sterk Sponsors Circle Leonard Smalec Society In Memory of In Memory of Ronald Witkowski** John McGetrick ** Jack Steed** Joseph Kennedy ’75 John Stateman ’71 John Zawislak William Eckhardt ’66 ** Black & Gold Club Timothy Wren Donna Kennedy Kathleen Phillips Michael Zalewski President’s Roundtable CLASS of ’67 Edward Bowman In Memory of In Memory of Neil Gaskin** 15 Donors $707 CLASS of ’74 James Reilly ’79 ** Matthew Kennedy ’88 Norman Toppel Jr. ’89 Joseph Kenny 17 Donors $4,540 Frank Tannura ’75 ** James Kennedy ’83 Kathleen Toppel Black & Gold Club Joseph Moore III In Memory of In Memory of Ronald Orkowski Michael Plecki Investors Circle Vice President’s Gregory Klocek ’65 Anthony Tranowski ’81 Friends of St. Laurence Michael Toolis Dave Shannon Roundtable Barbara Klocek Augustine Tranowski Paul Bien Friends of St. Laurence Black & Gold Club Ed Crane ’75 ** In Memory of In Memory of John Bobek James Baier Lawrence Cramer** Kevin Dages ’75 ** Thomas Ksiazek ’65 William Van Meter ’67 John F. Cassiani DDS Leonard Barre Kevin King ** James Kochekla ’70 ** Irene Ksiazek Mary Van Meter Mark Czerniak Robert Colombatto Michael Morefield** Robert Kulovitz In Memory of Joseph Kurcz In Memory of Daniel Czarnecki Friends of St. Laurence James Roach ’83 ** John Leddy and Patrick Kurcz ’84 Monika Warchol Joseph Filipiak Robert Berkery ** George Ruebenson ’66 Joseph J. Matula Joseph Kurcz ’71 Mark Warchol ’82 Robert Foertsch** Joseph Bonk **Ruebenson Family Richard P. Mrotek Thomis Lipinski** Michael Duda Foundation In Memory of In Memory of Michael Pieczonka Robert Musur** Tom Duffy William Lazouskas ’66 Dennis Wika ’68 George Podrebarac** George Scanlon ’75 ** Kenneth Odom** John Fitzgerald Mrs. Lazouskas John Mysliwiec ’68 Glenn Polloway Richard J. Paulus Lawrence Fitzgerald In Memory of In Memory of Ralph Schnackel Principal’s Roundtable Joe Schmidt Patrick Jankauski John V. Leddy ’67 Nicholas Wingo ’08 John Sepiol George Houlihan ’82 Michael Kielty John Leddy ’90 Ms. Antoinette Wingo John Stach CLASS of ’71 Kevin McCarthy In Memory of In Memory of Gary Wright 18 Donors $5,050 Donald Popp Gifts Made In Memory Of CLASS of ’68 Gerard Lukas ’73 ’74 and Patrick Wright ’79 Sponsors Circle John Riordan or In Honor Of 27 Donors $9,375 Joseph Lukas ’68 Harriet Wright Michael Lepore Joseph Smogor In Memory of In Memory of In Memory of Investors Circle Michael E. Sliwoski Thomas Vergados Thomas Athey ’71 John Slowik ** Mitchell Mars ’70 Tomasz Ziarko ’03 Black & Gold Club Dorothy Athey Constance Mars Helena Ziarko Sponsors Circle Robert Balciunas CLASS of ’75 In Memory of In Memory of In Memory of Timothy Skodon ** Thomas Funke** 14 Donors $50,405 Lawrence Byrnes ’78 Joyce McCarthy Charles Zutoft ’69 Viking Club David Orkowski Roundtable Member Brian Byrnes ’73 Terrence Murphy ’68 Helen Zutoft James Coleman Michael Pacetti Edward Crane**

11 VISION | SPRING 2014 Kevin Dages** Sponsors Circle Michael Maziarka ** Friends of St. Laurence Mark Sevedge FA Partners Circle George Scanlon** Edward Czekaj** Stanley Sterna Richard Gurney, Ph.D. Billy Urso Tom Rezek FA Frank Tannura BD** Daniel Keating** Mario Imbarrato Gregory Zurales Associates Circle CLASS of ’84 Partners Circle Black & Gold Club John Leddy Honeywell International FR 11 Donors $4,995 Albert Lind CLASS of ’99 Chuck Naso AP-BD** Joseph Cachey Investors Circle Associates Circle Matt Stevens 9 Donors $6,309 Investors Circle Daniel Gregus** Chicago Office Technology Daniel McCarthy Investors Circle Paul Kuras Henry Lepore Group FR Black & Gold Club CLASS of ’91 David Suarez Scott Urban Kathy Hynes FA-AP Sponsors Circle Thomas A. Drez** 9 Donors $6,680 Friends of St. Laurence Sponsors Circle Shirley Scott FR** William Matevich Kevin Scanlon ** Edward Kozak** Associates Circle Dennis Hickey St. Laurence Laurenta Club Black & Gold Club Ray Michuda Friends of St. Laurence Jerry Doorhy BD Joseph Martinez FA Bryan & Marquerite Joseph Faber FA-AP** Louis Sliepka** Walter Bzdyk Black & Gold Club Friends of St. Laurence Tomasek FR James Hortsman** Mitchell Kasper Patrick Daley Vincent Bertucci Rev. Norm Trela FA Thomas Keating Scott M. Bittner** Friends of St. Laurence CLASS of ’80 Stephen Pabst Sponsors Circle Michael Larmon Peter Hernon Peter Dziawura 15 Donors $12,575 Hemang Patel Anonymous** Paul Ponce Thomas Nichin Donald Haraf Partners Circle Ronald Rojas** Edward Burke FR Matthew Reilly James Paulucci Joseph Kalvaitis Michael McQuinn** Friends of St. Laurence Mr. & Mrs. John Michael Kelly Edward Tennant Investors Circle Steven Duffy Black & Gold Club C av a n a u g h A P * * Wayne Lipski Steven Tokarz Thomas Cimino Stephen Madden FF Michael Tomasek Mr. & Mrs. M. Gurgone CP Mark Hughes Michael Panice Darlene Simons CLASS of ’76 CLASS of ’85 CLASS of ’00 Robert Kelly John Polich 9 Donors $1,960 6 Donors $2,920 9 Donors $2,160 Black & Gold Club Black & Gold Club Anonymous Sponsors Circle Sponsors Circle CLASS of ’92 Black & Gold Club John Somerville BD Laura Baldwin FA** Michael Stankus Patrick Cooke BD** 3 Donors $1,050 John Dyer Edward Valek Kenneth J. Kufner** Mr. & Mrs. J. Bartgen AP Black & Gold Club Black & Gold Club Patrick Nugent Mr. & Mrs. Friends of St. Laurence Black & Gold Club Thomas Eder** William Kiley Jonathan Ostrowski W. Bartgen AP** Steven Biesiada ** Patrick Nolan** Robert Lesniewski** Chad Navarrete Joseph Tomasek Kathy Becker AP-ST** Brian Dowling Friends of St. Laurence Friends of St. Laurence Mary Ann Cook ST** Friends of St. Laurence Marion Jelcz** Friends of St. Laurence James Pieper Michael Fitzpatrick Mr. & Mrs. M. Fortuna FR Michael Burke** Anthony Paterno Richard Messina Michael Roach John Jakocko FA** Mr. & Mrs. R. Froio AP Charles Lynch** Brian Rotroff Edward Schaffer** Jeffrey Koss William Harris Inv. FR Kevin McInerney Garrett Ryan CLASS of ’93 2 Donors $600 Brian Nelson William Hendren FR** Jeff I. Messer Edward Tierney** CLASS of ’86 John Sturtevant Patrick Henning FR William O’Neill Mitchell Tomaszkiewicz ** 7 Donors $900 Black & Gold Club John Hynes FA** Robert Renaud Timothy Young Brian Hurley Black & Gold Club CLASS of ’01 M. Kavanagh/Hebel FR CLASS of ’77 James Rojas Friends of St. Laurence 1 Donor $65 Josephine & Len Metzl FR CLASS of ’81 Daniel Kobel 19 Donors $4,295 7 Donors $7,350 Friends of St. Laurence Friends of St. Laurence Suzanne Moss FR David Benes Adam Lotus FA** Bonnie Murphy AP-ST** Investors Circle CLASS of ’94 Associates Circle John Hallberg Mr. & Mrs. T. Ondrla FF David Raminski 7 Donors $4,711 Joe Beatty** Richard Krzyminski CLASS of ’02 Mr. & Mrs. R. Phelan AP** Black & Gold Club Sponsors Circle Arthur LeJeune Investors Circle 2 Donors $400 Nancy Ploskonka AP-FA** Michael Corbett FA** Thomas Clark Michael Morley Robert Carroll Black & Gold Club Mr. & Mrs. G.Rapacz AP James Dolinar Michael Wilczynski** Peter Schroedle Sponsors Circle Daniel Tomasek Mark Scott FA** Al Haraf Black & Gold Club Terrence Davey Friends of St. Laurence Barry Shaw FA** William Hinsberger BD CLASS of ’87 Michael G. Koelsch John Hynes Samuel Libretti St. Laurence HS Reunions Brian King** 3 Donors $3,150 St. Laurence Thomas Lange Friends of St. Laurence Black & Gold Club Jeffrey Kacmarek Investors Circle Joseph Madden CLASS of ’03 Student Council Friends of St. Laurence Steven Segvich** Joseph Silich 1 Donor $60 Joseph & William Baier** Friends of St. Laurence Bernadette Tomasek AP Thomas Sigel Friends of St. Laurence Friends of St. Laurence Richard J. Buch Thomas Herbeck** Michael McDevitt Thomas Heebner Anne Tucker AP-ST ** John Cisek Joseph McNamara Mary Van Meter FR CLASS of ’82 Darius Vaskelis BD Joseph Spano FA** Thomas Evoy 12 Donors $13,455 CLASS of ’04 Louis Viverito AP Terrence Gray** CLASS of ’88 Terrence & Ann Wirtz FR Roundtable Member CLASS of ’95 1 Donor $250 Kurt Kufner 8 Donors $2,265 George Houlihan BD 7 Donors $4,205 Black & Gold Club Friends of St. Laurence Anthony Mornar Black & Gold Club Abbott Fund Matching Gift Associates Circle Investors Circle Jonathan Ostrowski David Mysza** Dominic Bartolini Advance Mechanical John W. Kelly** Nicholas Urso Joseph Oboikovitz James DiMonte CLASS of ’05 Systems FR Richard A. Passarelli Viking Club Edward Farnan Sponsors Circle 2 Donors $250 Anheuser-Busch BZ Michael Small** David Lopez Patrick Doorhy Shawn King Friends of St. Laurence Anonymous Michael Tomasek Michael Turney Black & Gold Club Thomas Langford Anthony Bertucci Anonymous William Kenny Friends of St. Laurence Tony & Kathy Arciero AP CLASS of ’78 Friends of St. Laurence Joseph Volin Paul Petan Christopher Bedalow** Mary Kay Arnold FR 11 Donors - $6,427 Nika Alex Friends of St. Laurence Anthony Bartkowiak George Bryce CLASS of ’06 Dorothy Athey AP Investors Circle Richard Best Dale Procajlo Joseph Leddy 2 Donors $505 Claudia Bannon AP Patrick Reidy** Sr. Ona Bessette, CND-BD David Biel** Thomas Lotus Black & Gold Club Harold Blackmon FA Sponsors Circle Paul Ickes CLASS of ’89 Daniel Kennedy CLASS of ’96 Mr. & Mrs. T. Breier AP Michael Kenny Ronald Kuzlik 4 Donors - $8,330 Matt Tucker William Miller** Kenneth Schum Associates Circle 2 Donors - $750 Mr. & Mrs. R. Burchett AP Kelly Carroll FR** Black & Gold Club Jim Valek MD Timothy Carroll** Black & Gold Club CLASS of ’07 Rita Catania FR Paul Pencak** Mark Warchol Thomas Ciezki 2 Donors $299 Black & Gold Club Roger Clark AP Rev. James Presta Thomas Kulbida** Kevin Kribs** Friends of St. Laurence Tim Chandler ST CLASS of ’83 John Isaac Kelso Friends of St. Laurence Friends of St. Laurence City of Burbank BZ 9 Donors $10,700 CLASS of ’97 David Viverito Dennis Foley AP-FF** Francis De Castro Mr. & Mrs. J. Collins AP Roundtable Member 2 Donors $3,000 James Grannan AP-FA** Daniel Ogarek Charlene Cysz AP James Roach BD** Investors Circle NON-ALUMNI FRIENDS William Murphy Lorraine Doran AP John Doorhy OF ST. LAURENCE Frank Recchia Black & Gold Club CLASS of ’90 Thomas Draski FF Daniel Sadowsky Frank Mostek 7 Donors - $2,070 Black & Gold Club 164 Donors Thomas Dronzek AP Peter Zuro** Patrick Murphy Viking Club Aaron Elstner Vice-President’s Bro. Patrick Dunne BD John Wlodarski Curt Ringhofer Roundtable Mr. & Mrs. J. Episcopo AP CLASS of ’79 CLASS of ’98 Friends of St. Laurence Black & Gold Club Barcelona Mr. & Mrs. Estand AP 10 Donors $35,125 4 Donors $280 Richard V. Dudlo Brendan Casserly Scholarship Fund** Fabric of America FR Roundtable Member Timothy Johnson John Dyer Friends of St. Laurence District 220 Leo Fagan FR** James Reilly** James Kennedy Christopher Holmstrom Brian Burchett Katherine M. Vennetti AP Anna Marie Fern FR

VISION | SPRING 2014 12 Bridget Ferriter AP** Dee Bartolini-Tomasek FR Billy Urso ’98 Continental Sales Continental Sales Southside Electrical David Figus FR Kathleen Toppel AP Darius Vaskelis ’87 Ronald Rojas ’91 Ron Rojas ’91 Distributors Joan Finnegan FF Augustine Tranowski AP David Viverito ’07 Dan D Jacs Bar Curt Ringhofer, DDS Larry Kosteck Mr. & Mrs. E. Flores FR Anna Tucker FR Joseph Volin ’05 Jack Maus ’68 Curt Ringhofer ’90 State Bank of Countryside Patricia Flores/ Daniel Turney FA Mr. & Mrs. T. Wirtz FR Dean Viverito Family Dean Viverito Family Diane Brennwald Muller AP** Ms. Antoinette Wingo FR John Zawislak ’66 Dean Viverito ’73 Dean Viverito ’73 STL Fathers’ Club Patrick Fowler FR** Tom & Barb Wozniak AP Helena Ziarko AP Fusion Recplex in Burbank EN Engineering LLC Bill Novak ’85 Imelda Gomez FR Harriet Wright AP William Olsen Ed Czekaj ’79 Sunrise Bus Company Mr. & Mrs. Alan & Sharon Yakes AP St. Laurence Foundation Mayor of Burbank, First Secure Bank & Trust Tim Fitzgibbons ’98 J. Hallberg AP** Helena Ziarko AP Endowment Benefactors Harry Klein Deneen Nowaczyk The Principal Financial Maura Halvey FR Helen Zutoft AP 33 Donors Hughes Financial Formcraft Tool Co. Group Mr. & Mrs. T. Henry AP Thomas Allison ’69 Mark Hughes ’80 Bill Matevich ’75 Mark Hughes ’80 Lawrence Herhold AP In-Kind Gifts Joseph Beatty ’81 John Cassiani, DDS Frega Architects Waste Management Mr. & Mrs. J. Howley AP Roundtable Member Daniel Breier ’90 John Cassiani ’67 Paul Krutulis ’78 Laura Pall Irish Christian Brothers Frank Tannura ’75** Brian Burke ’96 Lyons Pinner Friends of Harry Klein Windowworks Electric Companies Harry Klein Ron Varek ’99 David & Joann Jawor AP** Sponsors Circle Robert Coverick ’74 Gary Misicka ’89 GT Mechanical Projects Joan Kane FR Adam Lotus ’01 Edward Crane ’75 $125 Level Agnes Kasboske FA James Cranley FR Mike Cachey & Design, Inc. Signs Now Black & Gold Club Mr. & Mrs. Sam Delisi ’75 Construction Co. Pam Cruz Joe Palazzolo ’80 R. Kazecki AP** Tim Chandler FA Jerry Doorhy ’91 Mike Cachey ’82 Hallberg Family DONATIONS Patrick Doorhy ’95 Molly Maid of Tinley Park Insurance Agency Amy Keating ST Richard Salvino Special recognition Timothy Finger AC Jim Long ’66 Joseph Hallberg ’90 Joanne Keating AP Richard Salvino ’79 and a note of thanks to Thomas Gorman FF Presto Marketing Harlem Auto Parts Donna Kennedy AP Vee Pak, Inc. our First Time Givers Daniel Gregus ’79 Promotional Products & Paint Supplies Jean Kibler AP** Ralph Vennetti ’81 67 Donors PJ Henning FA Jeff Prestinario Frank Kalebich ’83 Regina Kling AP Alan Rodriguez Alan Jania FR ReMax 10 Hawkinson Nissan Kia Barbara Klocek FR Dominic Bartolini ’88 Al Rodriguez ’79 Thomas Kaufmann ’75 Courtney Sinisi Joe Ward ’92 Mr. & Mrs. J. Kochan AP Anthony Bertucci ’05 James Kenny, John Kroc FF** Vincent Bertucci ’99 Howard Koster ’69 Robert Morris University Hennessy & Roach P. C. Ken Kufner ’85 Michael Viollt ’69 Jim Roach ’83 Attorney at Law Irene Ksiazek AP Richard Best ’82 Jim Kenny ’85 Lori Landers AP Harold Blackmon FA William Matevich ’75 Signs Now Herff Jones Mrs. Lazouskas AP** Brian Burchett ’98 John McMahon ’80 Joe Palazzolo ’80 Jim Cranley Southpoint Insurance 2013 VIKING PRIDE Mr. & Mrs. Love AP** Edward Burke ’00 Michael McQuinn ’80 Integrated Project Tim Finger DINNER AD BOOK Michael Lucas BRO George Bryce ’95 William Miller ’78 Management STEM Environmental SPONSORS Jack Lynch FF Thomas Ciezki ’96 Gary Misicka ’89 Rich Panico ’69 Management Inc. $500 Back Cover Mr. & Mrs. J.Madden AP Sue Cwik FR Chuck Naso ’75 Inter FC Joseph Sterner ’78 Morgan Stanley Bro. Thomas Patrick Daley ’91 James Reilly ’79 Chris Koloffon ’92 Steven S. Shonder Joseph Silich ’87 Mahoney FA-BR** Steven Duffy ’91 Michael Reilly ’82 JMS Environmental James Roach ’82 Law Offices Thomas Mangan FF** Edward Farnan ’88 Associates, Ltd. $300 Front/Back George Ruebenson ’66 Steven Shonder Joseph Sterner ’78 The Marmon Group David Figus FR inside Covers Richard Salvino ’79 Stickney Township Judge James Henry Constance Mars AP Michael Fitzpatrick ’00 Mesirow Financial St. Laurence Golf Boosters Reg. Democratic Org. Jim Henry ’69 Robert R. McCormick James Flanagan ’73 Chuck Naso ’75 Frank Tannura ’75 Vincent Cainkar Kinsella Landscape Foundation FR Ed & Carol Flores FR The Horton Group Nick Tannura ’78 St. Mary Church Steve Regan Mr. & Mrs. McDonnell AP Richard Gurney ’90 Mike Pindelski ’80 Nick Urso ’95 Rev. Thomas May Krull Window Company Bro. Charles McKenna BR Michael Hassett ’66 $250 Full Page Wolfpack Enterprises, LLC Mark Krull ’73 William McLean FA** Lawrence Herhold AP First Secure Bank 2013-2014 The Schwab Family Lincoln Oaks Golf Course Anthony McNicholas FR Clem Herman ’65 and Trust Co. SIGNAGE SPONSORSHIP Thomas Kaufmann ’75 Mr. & Mrs. J. Mendoza AP Chris Holmstrom ’90 DONATIONS Mary Therese Mott Full Package Lyons & Pinner Electric Marilyn Miaso FR Brian Hurley ’93 Dalton & Dalton PC $1500 Level Gary Misicka ’89 $200 Full Page Julia Michalek FR Ray Jablonski ’71 Tom Dalton Athletex Maloney & Company and Website Karen Mikan FA John Kelso ’07 E Z Duz It Products Inc. Tom Mulvey Dan Maloney ’68 Accurate Printing Kathleen Moore TR Daniel Kennedy ’06 Dennis Noga Bear Cartage & I Marquette Bank Tom Doyle ’84 Thomas Moran FR James Kennedy ’83 John Duffy ntermodal, Inc. John Duffy Bill Hinsberger ’77 Athletex Karen Morris FR Barbara Klocek FR Nick Urso ’95 William Hinsberger Mike Cachey Tom Mulvey Betty Murphy FR Regina Kling FR Flirt Communications Bill Hinsberger ’77 Construction Co., Inc. Baker & McKenzie John & Judith O’Farrell AP Thomas Langford ’88 Paul Petan ’82 Mike Cachey ’82 Richard Cremieux ’65 Michael O’Neill FR** Thomas Lotus ’95 Mike Cachey 2014 GOLF OUTING Morgan Stanley Bear Cartage & Intermodal Mr. & Mrs. S. Oliver AP Joseph Madden ’94 Nick Urso ’95 Construction Co. BEVERAGE SPONSOR Joseph Silich ’87 Mr. & Mrs. A. Palhegyi CP Marilyn Miaso FR Best, Vanderlaan Mike Cachey ’82 $500 Level Nawara Financial Tom Pallardy FA** Karen Morris FR & Harrington Molly Maid of Tinley Park Molly Maid Advisors, Inc. Al Paneral FR** James Moore ’68 Scott McKenna ’88 Jim Long ’66 Jim Long ’66 Bruce Nawara ’75 Peoples Energy BZ Suzanne Moss FR Robert Morris University Nick Burke Citizens for Viverito HOLE SPONSORS Janeen Pikula AP Francis Mostek ’83 Michael Viollt ’69 Insurance Agency Inc. Lou Viverito Kathleen Phillips FR Brian Nelson ’00 Southpoint Insurance $300 Level Nick Burke ’99 Complete Collision Car, Inc. Jeff Prestinario FR Thomas Nichin ’99 Tim Finger BSN Sports Orland Bowl Dan Haugh ’77 Anthony Rappold FR Patrick Nugent ’00 $500 Level-Banner Only Mike Edwards Mike Halleran ’72 Continental Sales Mr. & Mrs. Albert Reed AP Mr. & Mrs. Oliver CP Mid America/Ortho Now Home Care Solutions Patrick Cooke Lots $ Less Marguerite Regan AP Jon Ostrowski ’04 Sylvia Rockingham Tom Hushka ’68 Patrick Cooke ’85 Ron Rojas ’91 Bernard Reinckens FR FF Nick Palangio ’66 Azin Djalali $150 Level Paulsen, Malec & Dan D Jac’s, Inc. Patricia Reynolds AP James Paulucci ’99 Accurate Printing Malartsik, Ltd. Jack Maus ’68 REXAM Foundation Janeen Pikula AP 2014 FINAL FOUR Tom Doyle ’84 Skip Paulsen ’71 DGAA, LLC Mary Rossi FR Paul Ponce ’84 EXTRAVAGANZA Adducci, Leone and Co. PS Associates Kenneth Apicella ’89 Mr. & Mrs. J. Rubino AP Michael Prochot ’73 SPONSORSHIPS Jim Adducci ’96 Chuck Podczerwinski ’75 Dr. Donald Bush Mr. & Mrs. R. Sandoval CP Mr. & Mrs. Rapacz AP NCAA BASKETBALL $500 Athletex Queen of Peace Donald Bush Mrs. Mary Sasak AP Peter Rzeminski ’65 American Trust Tom Mulvey High School EN Engineering LLC Lesly Schlender FR Mary Sasak AP Investment Services Bear Cartage & Intermodal Cindy Kmetty Ed Czekaj ’79 Barbara Schumacher FR Lesly Schlender FR Al Rodriguez ’79 Nick Urso ’95 Representative Flirt Communications Cheryl Seminara FR Joseph Schmidt ’70 Athletex Beverly Bank Michael Madigan Paul Petan ’82 Kathleen Simenas FR Barbara Schumacher FR Tom Mulvey John Rozwat Michael J. Madigan Graphic Screen Printing Eugene Smerz FF** Kevin Sellers ’92 Bear Cartage & Intermodal Citizens for Viverito Robert Morris University Mike Ahern ’75 Bro Gregory T. Daniel Tomasek ’02 Nick Urso ’95 Lou Viverito Mike Viollt ’69 Hennessy & Roach P. C. Smyth BR-FA Dee Tomasek-Bartolini FR Beverly Bank Complete Collision Car, Inc. Robert Sheehy & Sons Jim Roach ’83 Mr. & Mrs. R. Sorley AP Anna Tucker FR Dennis McClelland Dan Haugh ’77 Funeral Home HR Imaging Partners Arlene Stach FR Matt Tucker ’06 Chicago Real Estate Congressman Bill Kiley ’92 Pam Rehor Mr. & Mrs. Sturtevant AP Dan Turney FA Holdings, LLC. Daniel Lipinski Southpoint Insurance Hughes Financial David Sypniewski AP Michael Turney ’95 Robert Carroll ’94 Joe Bonomo Tim Finger Mark Hughes ’80

13 VISION | SPRING 2014 Integrated Project Kenny Law Office Herbolsheimer Law Firm Management Jim Kenny ’85 William Hintz ’76 St. Laurence High School Rich Panico ’69 Kinsella Landscape, LLC John Tumpane, Profes- 5556 West 77th Street James Presta Steve Regan sional Umpire Rev. James Presta ’78 Krull Window Company, John Tumpane ’01 Burbank, Illinois 60459-1398 John Cassiani, DDX Inc. Joseph Beatty phone 708 458 6900 fax 708 458 7616 John Cassiani ’67 Mark Krull ’73 Joe Beatty ’81 email [email protected] Lincoln Oaks Golf Course McQuinn Brothers Jr’s Hot Dogs Thomas Kaufmann ’75 Mike McQuinn ’80 Edward Burns www.stlaurence.com Little Company of Mary Pat Cooke Family Kane & Rischer, Ltd. Hospital Pat Cooke ’85 Ronald Kane ’65 Denita Davis Peter Vilkelis, Ken Kufner Maloney & Company, Ltd. Attorney at Law Ken Kufner ’85 Board of Directors Office of Institutional Dan Maloney ’68 Peter Vilkelis ’73 Kenwood Wine & Liquors Mr. Charles Naso ’75 Advancement Mark Kupiec & Associates Tom Gallateo PGI Solutions Chairman Anne Tucker Mark Kupiec ’67 Ron Slunecko Kozak Family Director of Development Mike Cachey Pro Form Technologies, Inc. Tom Kozak Sr. Ona Bessette, CND Construction Co., Inc. Kozak Sports Research Garrett Ryan ’80 Mr. Patrick Cooke ’85 Adam Lotus ’01 Mike Cachey ’82 Quarles & Brady Ed Kozak ’79 Director of Alumni Relations Michael Clancy Ltd. John Vail ’73 Kris Kringle Haus Mr. Jerry Doorhy ’91 Mike Clancy ’90 Fr. Norman Trela Jim Gierucki ’65 Joseph Spano ’94 Michael Kowalik, DDS Norman Trela Krol Bongiorno Br. P.D. Dunne, CFC Director of Admissions Donna Galeher Robert Sheehy & Sons & Given, Ltd. Mrs. Joan Finnegan Ed Kozak ’79 Molly Maid Funeral Home Daniel Collins ’87 Institutional Advancement Jim Long ’66 Bill Kiley ’92 Lange Family Dr. James Gay ’79 Associate Moraine Valley Specialized Urological Steve Lange ’79 Mr. George Houlihan ’82 Police Department Consultants McGraw Hill Amy Keating Pat O’Connor ’71 John DeFranco ’81 Frank Recchia ’78 Mr. Thomas Kopko ’07 Queen of Peace Director of Communications St. Patricia Church Medical Center Mr. Michael Reilly ’82 High School Rev. Marc Pasciak Dental Associates, Ltd. Cindy Kmetty St. Symphorosa Church Mark Curcio ’76 Mr. James Roach ’83 Alumni Richard Midway Midland Federal Savings Rev. Ted Bojczuk Mr. James Rojas ’86 Executive Council Funeral Home The Rockwood Company Jodie White Jeff Anderzunas Richard Mrotek ’67 Most Holy Mr. George Ruebenson ’66 Dan Crawford ‘99 Sakonet Redeemer Church Zakic Financial Dr. Robert Smith ’65 Dennis Hickey ‘99 Darius Vaskelis ’87 Steve Zakic ’79 Rosemary Dempsey Signs Now Nick’s Fat Boy Mr. Darius Vaskelis ’87 Bill Miller ‘78 Joe Palazzolo ’80 $100 Half Page dba Nick’s Barbeque Southpoint Insurance Action Ozone Nick Andricopulos Members Joseph Silich ‘87 Tim Finger Mike Larmon ’84 O’Donnell Concrete Stickney Township Reg. Br, Mark Murphy, CFC Adducci Accounting Bill O’Donnell ’73 Democratic Organization James Adducci ’96 Patio Food Products, Inc. Mt. Sion Province Center President’s Vincent Cainkar Adler Murphy & Janet Koliopoulos Advisory Council St. Laurence High School McQuillen LLP Paulsen, Malec Br. Ray Vercruysse, CFC Family James Adducci ’96 Larry Gosewisch ’76 & Malartsik Joseph Martinez ’99 Br. Peter E. Zawot, CFC American Building Skip Paulsen ’71 Brian Burke ’96 St. Laurence Fathers’ Club of Chicago Presto Marketing, Inc. Bill Novak ’85 Timothy Carroll ’89 Bill O’Donnell ’73 Jeff Prestinario Administration Suarez Electric Co. Anthony Slawniak, Property Research Bob Carroll ’94 Dave Suarez ’79 Joseph A. Martinez ’99 Attorney at Law Hand Lepore ’79 Tampa Bay Rays Prospect Federal Savings President Terrence Davey ’94 Tom Karac ’65 Anthony Slawniak ’68 Athletico Gary Earley James Muting ’73 Thomas Doyle ‘84 Teamsters Local Union 710 Scribes, Inc. Patrick Flynn ’72 Kristi Summers Principal Awards & More Joan Finnegan Juan Gaytan Vedder Price Simmons Kathy Hynes Tom Cimino ’80 Gerry Skizas ’72 Michael Gomez ’93 Br. Rice High School Engineering Corp. Assistant Principal VOA Associates Walter Plywaczewski ’82 Timothy Hurley ’91 Mike Toolis ’70 Alumni Office Jeff Clemons ’00 Jim Casey Simply Sweet Creations Wolf Pack Enterprises LLC Adriana Gomez Director of Leadership Brian Hynes Melissa Schwab Burbank Park District Recplex Steven S. Shonder Daniel Turney Matthew Kaczorowski ’96 Law Offices $150 Full Page Bill Olsen Assistant Principal Daniel McCarthy ’84 Calypsol Group Steven Shonder 13th Ward St. Laurence High School of Curriculum Democratic Organization Larry Kozak Marc Milanowski ’96 Christina Brothers Basketball Program Pete Lotus ’94 Rep. Mike Madigan Mark Sevedge ’98 David O’Neill ’84 American Trust Br. Chuck McKenna Director of Coaching St. Laurence High School Inv. Services Cobitz, VandenBerg and Training David Pazdan ’89 Laurenta Club Alan Rodriguez ’79 & Fennessy President Michael Faber ’04 Andrew Sliwa, ’89 City of Burbank, Jim Fennessy ’68 St. Laurence High School Business Manager Friends of Harry Klein Coffey Law Offices Mothers’ Club Michael Turney ’95 Mayor Harry Klein Tim Coffey ’83 Gina Novak Barry Shaw Connor and Gallagher Complete Dentistry Nick Urso ’95 St. Laurence High School Dean of Students Jerry Doorhy ’91 of Orland Park Student Council Frank Vrkljan, ’74 David Lloyd Attorney at Law Curt Ringhofer ’90 Timothy Chandler Karen Mikan David Lloyd ’75 Congressman Dan Lipinski Athletic Director Jeffrey Wellman, ’93 St. Mary Church Dean Viverito Family Derren Hernandez Fr. Thomas May Dean Viverito ’73 Corrigan Company Waterville Advisors, LLC Hawkinson Nissan Kia The Baier Family Dan McCarthy ’84 Joe Ward ’92 Country House Kitchen Wolf Pack Enterprises LLC Hoefferle-Butler Dave Boundas Melissa Schwab Engineering, Inc. 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