Senior Issue - Saint Viator High School

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“If your parents
loved you, you
got Crayola.”
—Taylor
“That kind of makes my day!”
—Marissa, discovering that
“as” is not a “to be” verb
“‘Springs into spring’? Ben: “Bill
“…and then I
I think my IQ just
Murray looks like
won’t even need
lowered!”
death.”
a last name, like
—Erin, critiqu- Marissa: “You haven’t
Oprah or Chewing a headline
seen death until
you’ve seen Macaulay bacca.”
“If Napoleon had con- Culkin.”
—Madison, exducted his takeover of Taylor: “What’s that
ploring options
the government from thing that I can’t refor changing
a red and yellow car,
member the name of…?” her name
Khaela: “Ooh! ‘What do Erin: “Silly Lee-Lee!”
you want at Chipotle?’ Liam: “Can I throw
something?”
Best text ever!”
Jenny: “Taylor, I texted my
friend who looks like you, and
she wants a selfie.”
Madison: “I wish I had a
friend that looked like my other
friend!”
“I mean, it’s boys kicking a
ball on a field. It’s not going
to look that much different in
would it have been a
another country.”
—Erin, placing a soccer photo Cozy Coup?”
—Liam
of a questionable location
Vinitha: “Jihad!”
Liam: “I wasn’t saying that.”
Khaela: “Is that like yoga Erin: “I wasn’t saying you were
or something?”
“That wasn’t in the con“I feel like when the ’90s music comes on,
tract that I didn’t sign!”
it’s time to go home.” —Vinitha
—Liam
saying that.”
Liam: “I wasn’t saying you were
saying I was saying that.”
Erin: “Liam, did we just bond?”
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Itinerary:
Favorite Memory ...................................................................4-8
Senior Thanks ...................................................................... 9-14
Things We’ll Miss..............................................................15-19
Quotes ..................................................................................20-22
Advice ...................................................................................23-27
Wills .......................................................................................28-36
Our Journey in Photographs .......................................38-39
College Choices .................................................................37,40
In Ten Years .........................................................................41-47
Parent and Faculty Farewells ........................................48-75
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FAVORITE MEMORY
Box o’
Memories
When I practiced and performed with
Pseudotonix
—Nathan Abay
Girls volleyball. Volleyball for life.
—Kristen Abrahamson
My favorite memory is the Disney trip
with band and choir.
—Ryan Abuel
All the parents and fans getting Sean
O’Mara to miss two free throws to win
the game
—Miguel Aguilar
All my time spent on poms and at
musical
—Margaret Aichele
Freshman year and all the opportunities
it offered
—Gabriella
Arcidiacono
Math class with Hynek
—Julia Aube
Kook strutting down the hallways
—Jon Barzacchini
Late night choir hangouts, the bond
amongst K64 leaders, and the feeling
you get at the end of a musical show
—Matt Beiswenger
Going on Kairos 64, leading Kairos
65, and the ceiling collapsing during
sophomore year chemistry
—Johanna Bopp
Volleyball my senior year. I could say
Claire Stastny
Bri Pulver
Haley Carey
Memories students will
carry with them for
rest of their lives
a specific memory but there were too
many to count.
—Jenny Brandt
Playing under the
lights every Friday
night at Forest View.
All the students
showed so much
support for all of our
games.
—Jack Brandt
North Central Camp
—Bobby Calmeyn
Freshman year lacrosse team, when
practices were “optional”
—Sophia Campanelli
Kairos
—Theresa Caputo
Cross country trip to Colorado, especially
the rodeo in Pueblo
—Meghan Carroll
Teaching Anne how to turn on her
computer in el laboratorio de lenguas
—Brian Carroll
AP Biology and going to Loyola’s
Medical Center, mainly to eat Portillo’s
Mr. Pirman, that is all.
—Joe Brandt
My favorite memories are the Harry
P o t t e r
homecoming
freshman
year, Kairos,
and
Italian
BEST CONVERSATIONALIST
class
circle
MATT YODER
time
on
Friday.
JOHANNA BOPP
—Caitlin
RUNNERS-UP:
Bremner
Probably
Kairos
—Joe
2. MATEO LEUDO
MOLLY ZIEGLER
3. JIMMY LONERGAN
TARA KANE
Breslin
All of the trips
to state with
my teammates
—Nick Brey
The crazy team bus rides with our
dancing and singing, especially opera
with Bridget Hulsebosch. Also, Olive
Garden runs with Lexi and Kelsi and
fun times in BC.
—Nina Byskosh
Kairos and playing football
—Ryan Calmeyn
4
afterwards
—Maeve Cavanagh
Kairos, Harry Potter homecoming, and
when the ceiling tile fell on Andy Smith
in Chemistry sophomore year
—Anna Chameli
One time in a track meet Kristen
“Speedy” Yi ran into me. Her spikes
lodged into mine, asphalt lodged into
my shoulder, and we lodged into first
SAINT VIATOR
FAVORITE MEMORY
place.
—Courtney Christophe
Taking a cab from Chinatown to Ogilvie
with Joe Herrmann, Kevin Maranan, and
Mr. Denny to desperately catch our train
going home on time during our Urban
Studies field trip.
—Mike Cieniawa
Every single day in College Writing with
Mrs. Anzalone
—Michelle Ciesielski
Kairos
—Megan Clifford
K64 and staying
after school and
talking just because
—Mikhaela
Correa
Meeting some great
people!
—Caitlin Creel
Math class music
sessions
—Connor
Curran
Sophomore year
—Robert Daugherty III
Kujawa
—Nick Desmond
Too many to remember but
one of them was definitely
the riff-off we had in the
choir room after strike for
Beauty and the Beast
—Colleen Drolet
Going on Kairos
—Joe D’Silva
Bus rides for golf, Kairos, sporting
events, and homeroom—too many to
write
—MacKenzie Durkin
Kairos was the four
best days of my life
where I met new people
and became part of a
second family. I formed
new friendships and
enhanced old ones. I
found myself, and I
found God.
—Laura Dziubyk
Themusicalsand Kairos. I havemadesome
great friends through my experiences
and will always remember their impact
on me.
—Sean
Esterquest
FUTURE COMEDIAN
MATT YODER
MARY KATE MARTY
RUNNERS-UP:
2. JOEY ADAMS
TESS KAISER
3. CONNOR BRENNAN
TARA KANE
Going to the state championship for
hockey my sophomore year
—Sam Deihs
Enjoying lunch outside
—Kelsi Del Principe
Play and musical
—Katie DelGhingaro
Football
and
basketball
games,
basketball and tennis practices, musical,
and Kairos
—Colleen Dempsey
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Scoring
my 1000th
Va r s i t y
basketball
point
and
beating
Carmel all in
one game!
—Erin
Fabbri
Beating
Carmel my
junior and senior year in football
—Joe Faerber
Summer TPing everyone
—Marisa Farella
When the sophomore baseball team
performed rain delay skits with the
Marian Catholic team
—Ryan Fitzmaurice
All of that awkwardness between
freshman and senior year
—Laura Foss
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Spending spring break in Disney World
with the band and choir, midnight
Splash Mountain runs
with the Maelstroms!
—Bobby Gallant
The many laughs I have
shared with my golf sisters,
it has been a great four
years with many hilarious
bus rides
—Dana Gattone
Waz’s inspirational life lessons shared
with my lunch table
—Mary Gerbatsch
When we played Quiddich freshman
year for our Homecoming games day
—Kristen Gordon
Those bus rides home from football
games
—Tom Gorman
Florida lacrosse trip or starting a band
—Nick Grundtvig
My entire senior year
—Lee Gualano
Band and softball Disney trips
—Kristen Hackel
Every second of musical and every
minute with my friends
—Mary Hanisch
Beating Carmel back to back years in
football, and going on the fabulous
Kairos
retreat
—Andrew Hansen
Too many to count. But, AP Chemistry
class junior year with a great group of
friends, Kairos, and Viatorian Youth
Congress are a few at the top of the list.
—Tyler Harris
Kairos
—Martha Hayes
The state playoff games for soccer and
the state track meet
—Ryan Henry
Surviving cancer
—Sergio Hernandez
Playing hockey for Saint Viator
—Joseph Herrmann
Going to Disney World with the softball
team sophomore and senior year
—Sam Hogan
Witnessing Sanford arrive at lacrosse
practice, jump out of his car, kick out
his leg, and continue to rock out to some
FAVORITE MEMORY
ACDC that he was playing loudly
—Jakob Hohlweg
Winning state in 2012 for cheer
—Katie Holsworth
Going on and leading Kairos
—Vicky Hutchinson
All the shenanigans we got into on JV
softball
—Mady Johnson
Freshman year study hall, GNI 1.0, the
first week of senior year,
and K65 G5 and G7
—Kaley Joyce
My favorite memories are
Kairos 64 and Disney with
the softball team.
—Tess Kaiser
When
Sheila
would
perform exorcisms
—Tara Kane
#roadtotheuc
—David Kellner
Querbes Field Trips
—Beth Kern
Going to the United Center as a
sophomore to play for the Illinois State
Hockey Championship
—Patrick Kerstetter
All of my four years with the Saint Viator
girls lacrosse program. I will never forget
how much those girls and this program
means to me.
—Brooke King
The Europe trip
—Kevin Klinkenberg
Europe with the soccer team
—Kyle Koss
Second period study sophomore year
—Katie Kouvelis
Tom Gorman’s shenanigans freshman
year
—Steven Krueger
Going on retreats, especially Kairos
—Amy Krzoska
All of the water polo bus rides
—Jack Lakowske
Putting on my Saint Viator khakis for
the first time and experiencing euphoria
—Matt Lanus
Freshman year sitting around after
school by my locker with some friends,
all transferred, and listening to great
rock music
—Amy Latuszek
Ke$ha
—Catherine Lauerman
Winning the Lion’s Pride Award as a
junior
—Kailey Leahy
Getting lollipops from Mrs. Grana in
physics
—Alicia Leja
Soccer season and Kairos
—Mateo Leudo
The prayers that filled each day
thanking God for the many
gifts, talents, and possibilities
that He has granted as well as
asking God for guidance in our
future endeavors
—Paul Lewis
First time showing off at the
choral
showcase freshman
year
—Ye Eun Lim
State semi lacrosse
game in 2013
—Jimmy
Lonergan
GNI 1.0
—Sara Lopez
Study hall with friends and
Kairos
—Dominique LoVerde
After we beat Carmel in
football junior year, and Math
class with Mr. B.
—Henry Lozinski
When
I
unlocked
the
Chamber of Secrets and
defeated the great serpent that slithers
around eating tiny freshmen. Well, he
slithers no more—TEN POINTS TO
GRYFFINDOR!
—Hudson Luthringshausen
Going to my first anime convention,
Anime Milwaukee, with the Anime
Club—what a thrill! Also, doing Relay
for Life with my best friend Brianna!
—Brittany Lynn
SVHS GNI
—Bianca Macias
All the fun times I’ve shared with my
friends
—Ksenia Mack
Musical cast parties and sitting in front
of Mr. Thomas Gorman in Homeroom
—Tommy Madaras
Going on Kairos
—Jeff Madden
Jamming out to “Magic” by Bruno Mars
with Anne Cullinan and Torey Lenart on
our way to Subway before tech freshman
year
—Lauren Madden
Playing words games
in
Communication
Skills
—Ellie Mahnke
The four year struggle
through Italian with
my favorite people
(shout-out to period
two)
—Clare Majewski
Track state sophomore
year and breaking the
school record in the 4
x 800
—Katie Malek
Kairos K65, musical, Florida lacrosse trip,
BEST LAUGH
TOMMY MADARAS
MEGAN MUELLER
RUNNERS-UP:
2. JOE D’SILVA
THERESA CAPUTO
3. BOBBY GALLANT
ERIN FABBRI
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SAINT VIATOR
FAVORITE MEMORY
ski trip, and freshman
and sophomore lacrosse
—Kevin
Maranan
Meeting Mrs. Young
—Sheila
Martin
Europe soccer trip or
playoffs for basketball
—Tom Martin
Kairos 64
—Mary Kate Marty
Going to Disney World with the softball
team
—Gina Mastrodomenico
Going to the morgue
—Paulette Matuk
Saint Patrick’s Day Parade Sophomore
year
—Kaleigh McAndrews
Kairos
—Megan McCollum
The pasta parties and the times the swim
team spent outside of school
—Brennan McGuire
The bus rides to and from games,
unwanted selfies with Jeff, sitting behind
the bar, and launching a confetti canon
during Footloose
—Sloan McHugh
Going to Europe with the squad, when
we won the Gothia Cup against Everton,
playing Swedish dodgeball, and going to
the discos
—Kevin McMahon
After the Beauty and the Beast grade
school show when the cast went into the
orchesis room and had a dance party for
all of 7th and 8th period
—Emily McManus
Europe soccer trip
—Jack McNamara
Musical is definitely something that
will stick with me. I wish I would have
tried out freshman or sophomore year
because musical time is absolutely
amazing; treasure it.
—Chris Meehan
Freshman year wiffle ball tournament
when Tom Gorman got sent to the
penalty box
—Pete Meyer
The endless hours with my swim team,
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a.k.a. my second family.
—Lilly Miossi
Europe
—Spencer Moore
Third period lunch table senior year
and Kairos, of course!!
—Lauren Mroz
The volleyball community
—Megan
Saying the intentions at Mass in Polish—
it was something I never imagined I’d do
but I’m glad I did, especially during my
favorite school year Mass
—Renee Perkowski
All the time spent playing football and
baseball
—Michael Piet
Mueller
Two of my
favorite
memories
are leading
Kairos
64
(shoutout
to G2) and
meeting the
people who
are now my
best friends.
—Annie
BEST DRESSED
HUDSON
LUTHRINGSHAUSEN
KATHARINE SEXTON
RUNNERS-UP:
2. RYAN ABUEL
EMILY MCMANUS
3. MATT O’NEILL
MAEVE CAVANAUGH
Nagle
Freshman
B-Team basketball #Squaaaad
—Jack Napoleon
My favorite memories are when Mrs.
Sandrock ran into a door and then said,
“I have no regrets” and going on Karios
65—especially my memories made with
my G3 group.
—Rachel Neubauer
The Carmel football game
—Zack Niro
Kairos 64—It was one of the best things
to ever happen to me, and I
really wish I could relive the
entire experience.
—Karol Nowak
The basketball team’s
playoff runs
—Connor O’Grady
The musical rehearsal that
took place at Arlington Race
Track when we had the cold
days this year—It was so
much fun, yet still productive!
—Natalie Olson
St.
Viator
Basketball:
Regional
Champions 3x
—Matt O’Neill
Wearing all pink and winning our breast
cancer awareness lacrosse game
—Karina Parrish
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Going on Kairos and going to operas
with the Querbes…always a good time
—Matt Prazuch
Evergreen and Ravinia nights
—Erin Primdahl
Every tennis season and hanging out
in Campus Ministry with Mrs. D and
my friends during study solving life’s
mysteries
—Anna Ptacin
The shenanigans Tom Gorman pulled in
freshman year lunch
—Daniel Ptack
Mr. Nall’s Mustache
—Tyler Purcell
Beating Carmel in football for the
first time in a couple years, it was a
magical night
—Connor Purk
The friendships I have made
—Alex Quist
Kairos
—Christina Raffini
All the activities I did with my friends
—Rachel Rapala
Leading Kairos and my frosh locker
family
—Eliana Rivera
Leading an amazing group on Kairos
with nine of my best friends
FAVORITE MEMORY
—Caitlin Roberts
Kairos and lacrosse
—Kyle Robinson
Football games
—Brianna Rogozinski
Fr. Egan coming over the PA to tell us we
had a day off the next day
—Francisco Scaramuzza
Freshmen barbecue and Kairos were
the most impacting experiences. I will
forever keep those memories in my
mind.
—Kayla Schaefer
Footloose!!!
—Katharine Sexton
All of those moments on, and off, the
JoAnn Calzaretta stage
—Parker Simonaitis
Kairos 65
—Kristen Sink
The europe soccer trip was pretty darn
unforgettable.
—Andy Smith
G7
—Claire Soch
My
favorite
memory
is
November Kairos. I have never
felt more at peace spiritually,
emotionally, and socially than in
the walls of Cabrini.
—Santiago Sordo
Spending time with my friends at Viator
sporting events, and all the memories
made in that process
—George Stamos
Karol breaking out legendary DDR
moves in class and killing it!
—Kristen Strand
Ms. Wilson’s Health Class
—Clare Supplitt
Getting to know and love Mrs.
Yang(Young) just senior year. That was
the first time I spoke to her, despite
being in her homeroom since freshman
year.
—Jon Surdam
All the experiences that I got
from Jazz Band, Volleyball,
Musical, Pep Rallies, and Kairos!!
Too many to choose from!!
—Matt Szleszynski
My favorite memory was how
all my friends would talk during
lunch about random things that
happened in their lives.
—Rosemary
Thomas
My
favorite
memory
of
Saint Viator is
the feeling after
finals.
—Stephen
Palacios
Todd, Jr.
Misadventures in China with my
two awesome roommates, Mike
Brown and SeungKee Kim
—Patrick Spanier
Kairos day three G7
—Bree St. Pierre
Sophomore basketball
season
—Kelsey Trimble
Freestyle Fridays in
homeroom
—Alex Tuccori
BEST PERSONALITY
MATT YODER
JOHANNA BOPP
RUNNERS-UP:
2. JIMMY LONERGAN
TARA KANE
3. MIGGY AGUILAR
MOLLY ZIEGLER
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Making the state playoff run junior year,
“got that dub you know”
—Mark Tun
Kairos
—Charles Walberg
The football team dancing
—Anthony Wendling
My favorite memory would be anything
involving the play. The theater has been
my home for the past four years, and I
have met the greatest people through it.
—Kim Whalen
Playing football and getting huge
—Ben Wilder
My best memory is the week when I
received the Lion
Award, made Musical,
and was awarded
Good Samaritan of
the Month.
—Laura Williams
My favorite memory
is arguing about the
precise color the
chemistry beaker was
turning with Natalie
Olson.
—Chrissy
Wimberly
Making state playoff
runs on the soccer and lacrosse teams,
and attending Kairos 64-65
—Nick Winter
Playing volleyball with my group of
friends
—Ethan Wolf
My very last show on the Saint Viator
stage—I will never, ever forget that
moment.
—Ryan Wolfe
Themed Fridays during volleyball season
and Free Cookie Thursday (let’s make it
a bi-monthly tradition)
—Kristen Yi
Going on a Habitat For Humanity trip to
Mississippi
—Emily Zelko
Themed Friday practices with my
volleyball family—we were nerds,
disciples, 80s workout girls, CEOs,
cowboys, and men. All in one season.
—Molly Ziegler
Ave Maria
—Eric Zuba
SAINT VIATOR
THANKS
GATE
T
GATE
T
Seniors kiss
our school
goodbye
Mr. Seaman, Mr. Martin, and Mrs.
Sandrock, for helping me become the
musician I am today
—Nathan Abay
I’d like to thank anyone I met through
Viator in the past four years. You all have
had a positive impact on my life.
I want to thank my parents, for investing
in my education.
—Ryan Abuel
Anyone and everyone who makes Saint
Viator happen
in the musical
Mrs. Spiewak, for teaching me not
just about God but about being a good
person
—Jack Brandt
Mr. Pirman, for being a great guy
—Joe Brandt
Mrs. Cairo, for teaching me everything
I need to know for college and life in
general; Mr. Nall, for making me look
outside the window; and Mrs. Majka, for
making me laugh every day
—Caitlin Bremner
Mr. Hynek, thanks for always calling me
Tree because it brightens my day
—Theresa Caputo
Mrs. Englbrecht, for being an awesome
science teacher, and my running coaches,
for making me the best possible athlete
—Meghan Carroll
Mr. Hynek, for making math enjoyable
—Conor Brennan
Brother Rob, who’s helped me out
Cheer coaches, for endless support and
confidence in our team
—Margaret Aichele
I thank the teachers, for all their support,
and my classmates, for an amazing four
years.
WORST DRIVER
—Gabriella Arcidiacono
Mrs. Spiewak, for making ethics a fun
class
JACK LAKOWSKE
CLAIRE SOCH
—Julia Aube
RUNNERS-UP:
2. STEVEN KRUEGER
ANNA PTACIN
3. JOE D’SILVA
KRISTEN STRAND
Mr. Neville, for giving me a chance to
express myself through writing
—Jon Barzacchini
My parents, for making the sacrifice to
send me to a Catholic high school
—Matt Beiswenger
Teachers, for patience and commitment;
friends, for love and memories; parents,
for sacrifice and support
—Johanna Bopp
Mr. Hynek, for making math a fun
subject to learn
—Jenny Brandt
Everybody who made me feel welcome
whenever a problem has come up
—Joe Breslin
I cannot thank just one person in the
Viator community.
—Nick Brey
Everyone, for being there for me and
always making me laugh
—Nina Byskosh
Jack Lakowske
Laura Foss
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All my friends and family
—Ryan Calmeyn
All my teammates and coaches, for
making these four years an awesome
experience
—Bobby Calmeyn
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—Maeve Cavanagh
Mrs. Cairo and Mrs. Giusti, for getting
me Corner Bakery last year and Mr.
Paolelli, for our mutual understanding
of geeky references
—Anna Chameli
Mrs. Sandrock, for showing me the
power of music and for changing my life
Fr. Hall for being a great teacher and
person
—Mike Cieniawa
Mrs. Anzalone, for reigniting my passion
THANKS
GATE
T
for writing and allowing me to open up
The teachers, my friends, and staff
GATE
T
Dom and Sabina, for being two of the
greatest friends I could ask for
with anything you need
—Tim Gruensfelder
—Sean Esterquest
—Megan Clifford
Campus ministry, for providing food for
the hungry children at Viator and for
being amazing
HARDEST WORKER
—Mikhaela Correa
PAUL LEWIS
NINA BYSKOSH
Moj and Mrs. Dutmers, for giving me
the one thing I was involved in, Peer
Mediation
RUNNERS-UP:
2. TYLER HARRIS
RENEE PERKOWSKI
3. SANTIAGO SORDO-PALACIOS
ERIN PRIMDAHL
—Caitlin Creel
Thanks to Señor Diaz-Lee, for being
such a great guy
—Connor Curran
Ms. Rullo, for immersing me in a new
culture and helping me to obtain fluency
in a beautiful language
Dean Sanford, for convincing me to
come to Saint Viator
—Sam Deihs
I would like to thank my parents for their
unconditional love and support.
Mrs. Costello, Mrs. Nicolau, Mr. Paolelli,
and Mr. Neville, the reason I love
teachers
Thanks Mr. Sanford, for keeping 3rd
lunch lively, and to Mrs. Nowak, for
being God’s gift to math. Also to Mr.
Neville, for keeping my day entertaining
and Mrs. Sandrock, for being the best
Kairos leader
—Colleen Dempsey
Fr. Hall and Coach Fitz, for the words of
wisdom
—Nick Desmond
All of my past teachers, for teaching me
to learn with passion
—Colleen Drolet
Mrs. Young, for always pushing tests a
day ahead
—Joe D’Silva
All my classmates, for making the best
of these past four years
—MacKenzie Durkin
My classmates, for making these four
years some of the most fun years of my
life and helping me create memories to
last a lifetime
—Laura Dziubyk
Mr. Hynek, thanks for always saying
“FABBRI” whenever you see me!
—Erin Fabbri
Fr. Hall, for being the best special teams
coach in the Midwest
—Joe Faerber
Moj, for being pretty much my father.
Signora Rullo, for never giving up on me
—Marisa Farella
Mrs. King, for being the happiest teacher
I know
—Ryan Fitzmaurice
Mr. Gruenfeld and Mr. Faltinoski,
for making art class more than just a
graduation requirement for me
—Laura Foss
Mr. Seaman and Mrs. Sandrock, for
making me a better musician and a
better person
—Bobby Gallant
Mrs. Giusti, for being an incredible
person and caring so much about every
member of the Viator community
—Dana Gattone
Mrs. Costello, for helping me discover
my love for theater and so much more
—Mary Gerbatsch
I would like to thank my friends for
making my school days better at Saint
Viator.
—Kristen Gordon
The band, for making the experience
great
—Tom Gorman
Mrs. Gallagher, because she will help
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Mr. Nall
—Nick Grundtvig
I would like to thank my friends, for the
memories we created.
—Lee Gualano
All my friends, for making high school
the best four years possible
—Kristen Hackel
Thank you Mr. Neville, for proving that
outward appearance truly is the most
important thing.
—Mary Hanisch
Mr. Neville, for putting on a show day
in and day out for our 7th period class.
Never left that class disappointed.
—Andrew Hansen
SVHS teachers, for your tireless concern
for us and commitment to living out
your faith
—Tyler Harris
Mrs. Nowak, for putting up with our
singing in the back corner
—Martha Hayes
Fr. Corey, for helping me come out of my
shell
—Ryan Henry
Mrs. Englbrecht, for putting up with me
during class
—Sergio Hernandez
My parents for supporting me and my
friends for a great four years
—Joseph Herrmann
Students, for always being open and
welcoming
—Sam Hogan
SAINT VIATOR
THANKS
GATE
T
Coach Sanford, and Mr. Nall for teaching
me how to think, act, and dress like a
fine young man
—Jakob Hohlweg
GATE
T
to be myself
I would like to thank my friends—they
made me into who I am today.
—Kailey Leahy
Mr. Sanford, for being you; Mr. Pirman,
for your stories; and Mrs. Stevens, I’ll
miss you a ton
Mr. Paprocki, por sus chistes and Mr.
Paolelli, for his unimaginable marvels
—Katie Holsworth
Coach Riskind, for teaching me how to
be awesome
Moj, for being there for me and Mrs.
Reedy for enjoyable math classes
—Vicky Hutchinson
Mrs. King, for all the detentions I
should’ve gotten for tardies
—Robby Jaydos III
Fr. Corey and all of my teachers, for
showing me they cared
—Mady Johnson
Mrs. Cairo, for being such a stud and
allowing kids to mate during class
—Tara Kane
Mrs. Giusti and Mrs. Nowak for being
both amazing teachers and incredible
people and Sonya for your cookies
—Beth Kern
—Alicia Leja
—Mateo Leudo
Mrs. DeBelina, Mrs. Majka, and Mrs.
Cairo for the letters of recommendation
and daily inspiration
—Paul Lewis
The musical dream team, for making my
life better than anyone else’s
—Brittany Lynn
All my teachers, for challenging me to
expand my mind
—Ksenia Mack
Mr. Neville, for being one of the most
honest guys I know
—Tommy Madaras
All of my senior year teachers, for
making my last year the best one yet!
—Jeff Madden
Mrs. Cairo, for helping me love biology
—Lauren Madden
I’d like to thank all the teachers I had. I
wouldn’t be going off to college without
their help.
—Ye Eun Lim
—Ellie Mahnke
Mr. Sanford, for teaching me how to
hold myself
I would like to thank Br. Rob for simply
being amazing.
—Jimmy Lonergan
—Clare Majewski
Mrs. Cairo, for introducing me to
“mating Mondays” and “frisky Fridays”
Mrs. Lanus, for all the life advice, funny
stories, and free food
—Sara Lopez
—Katie Malek
Mrs. D’Urso, for being an amazing
Mr. Hogendorp for being a great and
The teachers, for providing unequivocal
support and wisdom
Mrs. Nowak, Mrs. Giusti, and Mrs. D for
being amazing teachers and all around
amazing people
BEST HUGGER
KYLE ROBINSON
MARHA HAYES
—Brooke King
My parents, for putting up with me and
paying for me to come here
RUNNERS-UP:
2. TOMMY MADARAS
JOHANNA BOPP
3. RYAN CALMEYN
ANNIE NAGLE
I would like to thank every coach I have
had throughout Viator.
—Kyle Koss
The faculty
—Steven Krueger
My parents, for always encouraging me
to be the best person I can be
—Amy Krzoska
Basically everyone for being a family
—Jack Lakowske
My mum I guess? For being
mum.
—Matt Lanus
Madame Soto, thank you for
helping me get through the
tough times, and inspiring me!
—Amy Latuszek
Neville, for encouraging me to
do my hair
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teacher and woman
Mrs. Giusti, and Dean Sanford, for
always believing in me
—Henry Lozinski
Br. Rob and Catherine
Lauerman, without you two
I probably would not have
graduated
—Hudson
Luthringshausen
All my amazing friends and
teachers who encouraged me
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influential teacher, Mrs. Jeanneret for
believing in me, and Sonya for being
Sonya.
—Kevin Maranan
I would like to thank Mr. Pirman, for
never kicking me out of his class to be
with the squirrels despite countless
threats.
—Mary Kate Marty
Mrs. Anzalone, for making college
writing fun everyday and for helping me
with all of my papers
THANKS
GATE
T
GATE
T
basketball season
—Pete Meyer
Br. Trip, for strengthening my love of
math. Mr. Neville, for his life advice.
My friends who made the last four years
memorable
—Lilly Miossi
Coach Taylor, because he is a great soccer
coach
—Spencer Moore
Mr. Sanford, for being a respectful dean
but also a friend to all of the students
—Lauren Mroz
Alumni that guided me the rest of my
years through high school
—Megan Mueller
Fr. Corey and Mr. Majkowski, for
supporting me and encouraging me to
be myself
—Annie Nagle
My friends
—Jack Napoleon
I would like to thank Mr. Neville, for the
countless laughs that I had in his class.
—Rachel Neubauer
Mr. Hynek, for all the life lessons and a
little math
—Zack Niro
Mr. Neville, for helping me discover and
laugh at life; Mrs. Gallagher, for always
being there; and Mrs. Jeanneret and
Mrs. Cairo, for helping me with college
stuff.
—Paulette Matuk
Mrs. Cairo, for being the best teacher
of all time, amazing teacher and overall
awesome person!
All of my teachers, for helping me
succeed
—Jack McNamara
Shout-out to Br. John for his guidance
and charisma to those who needed it
most
—Chris Meehan
To Mr. Paprocki, for a great Freshman
The teachers, for being extremely
supportive for everything we’ve done
—Jacob Nottoli
The K64 community, for making me feel
truly loved by others
—Karol Nowak
To Mr. Hynek, for starting off my
freshman year right
—Megan McCollum
Mr. Nall, for opening me up to a more
ornate world
MOST LIBERAL
—Brennan McGuire
ROBERT DAUGHERTY
MARY HANISCH
Mrs. A, because she is amazing. Campus
ministry, because they let me sit in there
a lot
RUNNERS-UP:
2. NATHAN ABAY
KRISTEN ABRAHAMSON
3. CONNOR BRENNAN
CLARE SUPPLITT
—Sloan McHugh
My teammates, classmates, and the duo
for pushing me to be the best I could
—Kevin McMahon
Mrs. Costello, for casting so many people
in her incredible shows
—Emily McManus
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SAINT VIATOR
THANKS
GATE
T
—Connor O’Grady
Mrs. Costello and Mr. Calzeretta, for
being amazing inspirations
—Natalie Olson
The Saint Viator Math Department for
helping me discover my love for math
—Matt O’Neill
Mrs. Nowak, for putting up with me
for two years and always helping me
understand
—Megan Pacholok
Mrs. Gallagher, for being the most
genuine person at Saint Viator
—Karina Parrish
joke with the students and made class
fun
—Anna Ptacin
Fr. Hall, for sharing his intellect and his
service in the military
—Daniel Ptack
Kyle Jenkins, learned a lot from him,
wonderful football coach
—Connor Purk
My parents, for sending me to Saint
Viator
—Alex Quist
—Jason Peiser
Fr. Van Wiel, Mr. Nall, Mrs. Majka,
and my parents, for their kindhearted
wisdom
T
more math than I thought possible
Dean Deb, for knowing everyone by
name and always being a friendly face to
see
—Kayla Schaefer
My teachers and my parents for giving
me the opportunity to go to Viator
—Megan Schreuder
Mr. Sanford for dealing with my
emotional breakdowns like a champ
—Katharine Sexton
I would like to thank all my teachers, Br.
John, Mrs. Devroy, and Fr. Corey
Fr. Corey, for opening my mind up to
the interfaith tensions in the world
and what we can do to stop it
GATE
My sister Carly, for basically making me
come here in the first place
All the faculty who
make learning fun and
challenging
A big thanks to everyone for making it a
great four years!
—Rachel Rapala
Mrs. Devroy, for our
deep chats, and my
Br. Rob, for encouraging me to pursue
writing and telling me about Columbia
College Chicago
—Kristen Sink
—Flynn Sirrell
Mrs. Spiewak, for being the best human
being on this planet
—Frankie Skinner
BEST-BEST FRIENDS
Mrs. Majka, for letting me use her
refrigerator for my lunch
JOE FAERBER
JIMMY LONERGAN
—Andy Smith
Mrs. Gallagher, for all the excused
tardies
RUNNERS-UP:
2. CLAIRE SOCH
SHELIA MARTIN
3. RYAN WOLFE
MATT BEISWENGER
—Claire Soch
Fr. Corey Brost, for helping me grow as a
leader and as a person
—Santiago Sordo-Palacios
Mrs. Zhang, Fr. Hall, Coach Fuja, and Br.
John for everything these last four years
—Patrick Spanier
—Renee Perkowski
Mrs. Giusti, for always brightening
everyone’s day and Mrs. Gallagher for all
the excused late passes
—Maria Petrillo
All of the coaches and teachers who have
affected me in a positive way
—Michael Piet
Miggy, for always calling me “fam”
and Roy, for being a #lowkeylegend
—Matt Prazuch
Fr. Corey, Mr. Majkowski, and Mr.
Paolelli for always looking out for me
and believing in me
—Erin Primdahl
All the teachers who weren’t afraid to
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mom for working three jobs to send
me here
—Eliana Rivera
My parents and best friends for always
believing in me and loving me
—Caitlin Roberts
Charlie
—Brianna
Rogozinski
Mrs. Costello, for letting
so many kids be a part of
musical
—Cathryn
Rooney
Br. Trip, for teaching me
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Erin Fabbri, for always teaching me
math no matter how long it took and for
her inspirational texts
—Bree St. Pierre
Mr. Hynek, for helping make my
transition to Viator more enjoyable
—George Stamos
Madame Soto, for blessing and positively
impacting my four years at Saint Viator!
—Kristen Strand
Mrs. Costello, for teaching me how to
discipline myself and actually listen
to people not just hear them. Mrs.
Sandrock for showing me just how
interesting music is
—Clare Supplitt
THANKS
GATE
T
All the adults that are involved with
making Kairos the phenomenon it is
today
—Matt Szleszynski
I would like to thank my brother. He is
always there for me.
—Rosemary Thomas
Mr. G, for giving me the opportunity to
discover my love of art and photography
—Stephen Todd, Jr.
All the counselors and everyone in
Scanlan
—Kelsey Trimble
All my teachers, for supporting me and
giving me advice on life and the future
—Alex Tuccori
Ashwin, Coach Saey, Brother Rob, John;
all my coaches for bringing out the best
in me
—Mark Tun
Coach New, for allowing me to come
back. Coach Churak, for teaching me
about life
—Charles Walberg
Thanks to my friends who helped me
enjoy high school.
—Anthony Wendling
Mrs. Costello, Sr. Maria Sophia, and Fr.
Corey for everything. And my hips, for
not lying.
—Kim Whalen
Coach Kube, Fitz, and Fr. Hall for their
words of wisdom and helping me grow
up
—Ben Wilder
My teachers, for challenging me to be
the best that I can be
—Laura Williams
Coach Mick, for always being there
—Chrissy Wimberly
Everyone who helped make my time at
Viator the best four years of my life
—Nick Winter
Mrs. Englbrecht for helping me out
—Ethan Wolf
Mrs. Kristina Sandrock for believing in
me and modeling who I want to be when
I am older. Thanks a million Teach!
—Ryan Wolfe
Mrs. Nowak, for being the mother
of math and making learning about
calculus actually fun
Mr. Neville, for keeping it interesting
—Matt Yoder
Mrs. Cairo, for never giving up on me in
AP Bio
—Emily Zelko
GATE
T
Mr. Neville, for showing me how to be
genuinely nice
—Jason Ziolkowski
Mrs. Young, for teaching me math
—Eric Zuba
Shout-out to musical, Kairos, volleyball,
and everyone involved for being the best
experiences ever
—Molly Ziegler
Senior Superlative Art Credits
Best Actor ....................................................Katie DelGhingaro
Best Best Friends ........................................Laura Foss
Best Conversationalist ................................Dana Lenard
Best Dancer .................................................Margaret Aichele
Best Dressed ................................................Margaret Aichele
Best Hair ....................................................Clare Supplitt
Best Hugger ................................................MacKenzie Durkin
Best Laugh ..................................................Eilis Finnegan
Best Musician ..............................................Bri Pulver
Best Personality...........................................Bri Pulver
Best Singer....................................................Katie DelGhingaro
Car Least Likely To Be Stolen .....................Justin Cruz
Couple Who Should Have Dated ...............Kristen Yi
Cutest Couple..............................................Mikhaela Correa
Future Comedian .......................................Andy Lang
Future Nun/ Priest ...................................Eilis Finnegan
Future President .........................................Kristen Yi
Future Pro Athlete.......................................Justin Cruz
Future Reality TV Star ................................Laura Foss
Future Stay at Home Mom/Dad .................Mikhaela Correa
Future Viator Teacher .................................Clare Supplitt
Hardest Worker...........................................Matt Lanus
Most Artistic ................................................MacKenzie Durkin
Most Changed Since Freshman Year..........Haley Carey
Most Conservative ......................................Justin Cruz
Most Liberal ................................................Kristen Yi
Most Likely to Be a Millionaire...................Matt Lanus
Most Likely to Favorite a Tweet First..........Robert Daugherty
Most Likely to Take Over the World ..........Robert Daugherty
Most School Spirit ......................................Haley Carey
Most Worshiped From Afar........................Clare Supplitt
Worst Driver ...............................................Laura Foss
—Kristen Yi
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SAINT VIATOR
THINGS WE’LL MISS
Shelves of
souvenir shop
fully stocked with
Viator mementos
Sonya’s cookies
The community
—Caitlin
Bremner
Mr.
Friends
—Nathan Abay
The feeling of community and family
Community
—Ryan Abuel
The basketball team
—Miguel Aguilar
Seeing my best friends everyday
—Margaret Aichele
Sports games
—Gabriella Arcidiacono
My friends
—Julia Aube
Kook McAndrews
—Jon Barzacchini
The amazing people that I get to see
everyday
—Matt Beiswenger
The familiar faces and friendly smiles
—Johanna Bopp
Paolelli
and
—Meghan Carroll
Mr.
Walking the halls and knowing almost
every face
—Maeve Cavanagh
Hynek
—Conor Brennan
Khakis
—Anna Chameli
37% of my teachers
—Joe Breslin
That it’s a different kind of family
—Nick Brey
Friday night football games
Friends
Swimming and water polo, bus rides,
and Fresh Fridays
—Nina Byskosh
Playing in the football games and the
people
—Ryan Calmeyn
Playing football with my brothers on
those Friday nights
—Bobby Calmeyn
Knowing how to get to my classes
Seeing my beautiful friends’ faces
everyday
—Theresa Caputo
—Mike Cieniawa
Support
One big, happy family
—Megan Clifford
Memories
— Mikhaela Correa
Mrs. Gallagher
—Caitlin Creel
Living at school during musical
—Anne Cullinan
Community
—Connor Curran
The curly fries
—Jenny Brandt
The feeling of having a second home
BEST DANCER
—Jack Brandt
The atmosphere
NATHAN ABAY
KRISTEN SINK
—Joe Brandt
RUNNERS-UP:
2. MATT YODER
MARGARET AICHELE
3. TOMMY MADARAS
MEGAN CLIFFORD
Katie Boler
Peter Wilson
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THINGS WE’LL MISS
Hockey, lacrosse, and friends
The community
—Sam Deihs
—Ryan Henry
The amazing people
Chicken wraps and lunch table talks
—Sergio Hernandez
The regulated climate
Friends
—Joseph Herrmann
Knowing everybody and being able to
say hi to so many people in the halls
Community
—Colleen Dempsey
The family
Friday night lights
—Sam Hogan
—Dana Gattone
Fine Arts- especially band and musical
—Nick Desmond
All of the amazing teachers and people
here
—Colleen Drolet
Getting my hair chopped off by Dean
Sanford
—Joe D’Silva
My youth and the family feel of the
school
—MacKenzie Durkin
I’ll miss the little things a Catholic
school offers—for example the class
mass, retreats, and campus ministry.
—Laura Dziubyk
The people I’ve met over these four years
—Sean Esterquest
—Mary Gerbatsch
Homecoming Games Days
—Kristen Gordon
Community
—Tom Gorman
The
basketball games
—Tim Gruensfelder
Classes with my friends
—Nick Grundtvig
The friendly environment
that makes me feel
welcome
—Jakob Hohlweg
Family
—Katie Holsworth
The community
—Vicky Hutchinson
Mini tacos
—Robby Jaydos III
The sense of family and community I
always felt
—Mady Johnson
Best friends
—Kaley Joyce
Lands’ End
—Tess Kaiser
Free hair cuts
—Lee Gualano
—Tara Kane
My friends
The funny jokes I tell
—Kristen Hackel
Meathead Friday
—David Kellner
I’ll miss my friends who I
love, and Big Daddy
—Joe Faerber
Candy in the counselors’ office
Homemades
—Beth Kern
—Mary Hanisch
—Marisa Farella
The baseball team
—Ryan Fitzmaurice
I’ll miss my time with my teammates
—Laura Foss
Late nights in the choir room
I will miss singing the
mighty fight song
—Andrew Hansen
The close-knit,
filled community
The comfortable atmosphere that always
allows me to be myself
—Patrick
Kerstetter
faith-
—Tyler Harris
—Bobby Gallant
The loving
community and positive
atmosphere
The people and feeling of community
—Martha Hayes
Seeing my friends everyday and lacrosse
—Brooke King
Friends and soccer
The cookies
—Brendan Koller
MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT
MATT YODER
KRISTEN STRAND
RUNNERS-UP:
2. KAROL NOWAK
LAUREN MROZ
3. ANDREW HANSEN
KRISTEN ABRAHAMSON
Playing sports as a Lion
—Kyle Koss
The family that I have made
—Katie Kouvelis
Student section
—Steven Krueger
Being able to walk down the hallway and
always receive a smile.
—Amy Krzoska
The family community
—Jack Lakowske
St. Viator khakis
—Matt Lanus
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SAINT VIATOR
THINGS WE’LL MISS
Sonya
Anime club and the chicken
wraps served in the cafeteria
—Brittany Lynn
PIRMAN
—Kailey Leahy
Cheer team
—Bianca Macias
Friends from home
—Alicia Leja
Free food in campus
ministry
—Mateo Leudo
The community of
believers who strive to
fulfill God’s Word
—Paul Lewis
Musical family
—Ye Eun Lim
Mr. Sanford
All the friends I’ve made
—Ksenia Mack
The Cast
Footloose!
and
Crew
of
—Tommy Madaras
Tennis
—Jeff Madden
Being stage
doing lights
manager and
—Lauren Madden
My friends
—Jimmy Lonergan
—Ellie Mahnke
The sense of community and our passion
—Clare
Majewski
CAR LEAST LIKELY TO BE STOLEN
KEVIN MCMAHON
MAEVE CAVANAGH
RUNNERS-UP:
2. JOE MOYNIHAN
ANNE CULLINAN
3. JOEY ADAMS
KAILEY LEAHY
The
closek n i t
community
on
retreats
and in my
team
The tight, small, and comforting
community of caring people
—Paulette Matuk
All friends
—Megan McCollum
Make your own burritos
—Sean McDermott
The sense of community
—Brennan McGuire
My team!
—Sloan McHugh
The red lion jacket
—Kevin McMahon
—Katie
Malek
Chicken
wraps
—Kevin
Maranan
David Kellner
—Sheila
Martin
40 minute drives to school
—Sara Lopez
Cafe cookies
Chicken wraps and free WiFi
—Hudson Luthringshausen
Friendships
—Tom Martin
My Musical family, all 150 of them
The community
—Mary Kate Marty
The Viator family
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—Emily McManus
The closeness of the Viator community
—Jack McNamara
THINGS WE’LL MISS
—Connor Purk
MOST CONSERVATIVE
MICHAEL KICINSKI
ERIN PRIMDAHL
RUNNERS-UP:
2. ANDREW HANSEN
NINA BYSKOSH
3. TYLER HARRIS
RENEE PERKOWSKI
The great group of friends I made over
these years
—Chris Meehan
Having lunch with my friends everyday
—Pete Meyer
My friends, the faculty, and the school
spirit on game days
—Lilly Miossi
Soccer
—Spencer Moore
Everybody is friends with everybody
—Lauren Mroz
The family
—Megan Mueller
I’ll miss the friendly faces and supportive
community.
—Annie Nagle
My friends and baseball
—Jack Napoleon
My friends and the great moments we’ve
had and the teachers I’ve grown close to
—Rachel Neubauer
Friends and football
—Zack Niro
—Megan
Pacholok
Our lacrosse
family
The family aspect
—Karina
Parrish
The students and teachers who make
Viator, a welcoming place
Manny’s
c h i c k e n
wraps
Talking with Mrs. Lanus after making
tests up
—Jason
Peiser
The weight room
Seeing
my
brother,
friends, and
teachers
in
—Alex Quist
—Rachel Rapala
—Caitlin Roberts
—Kyle Robinson
Friends
The musical family
the halls
—Cathryn Rooney
—Renee Perkowski
Nick Brey’s funny jokes
Seeing my friends everyday and the
sense of community
Family, community, laughs, and faith
—Maria Petrillo
Sonya
—Kayla Schaefer
Wearing a polo and khakis everyday
—Michael
Piet
—Megan Schreuder
Neville’s class,
baseball,
and
moments
in
the
Murphy
Wellness Center
—Katharine
Sexton
—Matt
Prazuch
—Parker
Simonaitis
The family
Saying goodnight to the
sweet Prince Chicken
Wrap
Faith and family
Waterproof khakis
—Erin Primdahl
—Kristen Sink
Sonya
—Daniel Ptack
The chicken wraps
—Tyler Purcell
Saint Viator Football and the Friday
night lights
Sonya’s cookies
—Flynn Sirrell
The family community
—Frankie Skinner
My soccer team
Friends
—Jacob Nottoli
All of the football and
basketball games
—Karol Nowak
—Andy Smith
Seeing my friends every day
—Claire Soch
FUTURE PRESIDENT
PAUL LEWIS
NINA BYSKOSH
The community
—Connor
O’Grady
RUNNERS-UP:
2. TYLER HARRIS
ERIN PRIMDAHL
3. PARKER SIMONAITIS
JOHANNA BOPP
Musical season
—Natalie
Olson
Lion Pride
—Matt O’Neill
The community of believers
—Santiago SordoPalacios
—Patrick Spanier
Free leftover donuts from
student council
—Bree St. Pierre
The overall family aspect
—George Stamos
Frisky Fridays and Mating
Mondays in AP Bio
My lovely friends
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SAINT VIATOR
THINGS WE’LL MISS
—Kristen Strand
The
profound
community
surrounded me for 4 years
—Ben Wilder
that
The awesome bus rides with the tennis
team
—Matt Szleszynski
Anime Club!
—Laura Williams
Coach Mick and his slow one clap
—Rosemary Thomas
Homemades
—Chrissy Wimberly
The friends and sports
—Stephen Todd, Jr.
Friendships
—Nick Winter
Playing competitive sports
—Kelsey Trimble
My friends
—Ethan Wolf
All things music related
—Alex Tuccori
The second family of people in school
—Ryan Wolfe
Seeing my friends every day
—Mark Tun
The friendships I’ve made
—Charles Walberg
Chapel days
—Anthony Wendling
I will miss my friends. They’re pretty
cool.
—Kim Whalen
—Kristen Yi
Sonya
—Matt Yoder
Waterproof Khakis
—Emily Zelko
Getting to see my favorite people
everyday
—Molly Ziegler
Friday night lights
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Obviously the friends and memories
made
—Jason Ziolkowski
The crow on the cross when you walk
into school
—Eric Zuba
QUOTES
“Paging all seniors...please
check in your favorite
quotes at the counter”
“Fat people are harder to
kidnap.”
—Ms. Fons
“How disturbingly hilarious.” “I didn’t say that to be provocative...or maybe I did.”
—Mr. Neville
“I’m just being a senior.”
“We can all have sandwiches —Mr. Neville
—Erin Primdahl
“Nothing matters. But
and go to the sea shore.”
Brian Carroll as he walks out of
everything matters at the
—Mr. Neville
the classroom: “Bathroom.”
same time.”
“Puh.”
Mrs. Nowak: “Living room.”
—Mr. Neville
—Mr. Neville
“You’re an idiot.”
“Is that good? Is that
“You look like a groundhog
—Mr. Neville
swag?”
who can’t decide if he wants
—Mrs. Nowak
“I’m not trying to
to
come
out
of
his
hole
or
“It is what it is.”
be cute, I’m really
not.”
—Mrs. Englbrecht
not.”
—Mr.
Neville
“There is a test today, Lord,
—Mr. Neville
and I still don’t feel ready.”
“I’m just going to pre“What’s that from? I just
—Mrs. Englbrecht
tend that this isn’t hap- told you. I just did it!”
—Mr. Neville
“I should start my homework, pening right now.”
—Mr.
Neville
but first let me take a selfie!”
—Rachel Neubauer
“You should really be wearing
makeup.”
“We are a Catholic
—Mr. Neville
school, and we do not
“What’s your name? Crescent?”
apologize for it.”
—Mr. Neville
—Fr. Egan
“Kook, what happened to
your face?”
Jack Lakowske
—Mr. Fuja
Clare Supplitt
“...you will die.” “Life is all about
Sarah Finn
—Mr. Fuja opportunity.”
“We are the milky way.”
—Coach New
—Caitlin Bremner
“Everything in moderation.”
—Mrs. Bruce
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SAINT VIATOR
QUOTES
“Odds!”
“SPRAAAANNNNG BREEAAAAAAKKK” “Oh my wow!”
—Mrs. Spiewak
—Mrs. Young
—Kathryn Schening
“It’s been a blessing having “Stop checking me “Notre Dame girls aren’t that
great.”
Sheila in my homeroom.
out.”
Nothing will be the same
—Dean Sanford “Didn’t your wife go there?”
without her.”
“Stay away from Jersey “Yeah...Wait.”
—Dean Sanford
—Mrs. Young
kids.”
—Dean Sanford
“That’s not a ball, that’s a
rhombus!”
—Kim Whalen “A society’s tallest buildings
show what is valued most,
“City landscape. I don’t
and what companies control
think so.”
our society’s tallest building?”
—Kim Whalen
—Mrs. Deger
“How you feel and where
“I just want to taser you
you are, always use the
sometimes.”
verb estar.”
—Mrs. Deger
—Sr. Paprocki
“Purk your hair smells “Happiness comes with
“I am Burrito Bill, the bean
patience.”
good today.”
of students.”
—Bobby Grant
—Dean Scerbicke
—Dean Sanford
“The sun must set to rise.”
“We’ll have to disagree to
—Hudson Luthringshausen disagree.”
“Color.”
—Bobby
Calmeyn
—Tess Kaiser
“No I’m not going to let you
“Take
the
test.
Hope
for
the
borrow my homework, and no
“Lana.”
best.”
I won’t give you a back mas—Ryan Wolfe
—Bobby
Calmeyn
“DAD!!!!!”
sage.”
—Ryan Wolfe
—Matt Beiswenger “Shut the heck up!”
—Mrs. Giusti
“The ladies dig the minivan.”
“I left all my strippers in
“McDonald’s
is
everything.”
—Kevin McMahon
the car.”
—Brittany Lynn
—Mrs. Majka
“I only get a haircut for
the free bowl of soup that
“What day is it?...HUMP DAY!” “It’s Fresh Friday!”
—Mrs.
Majka
comes with it.”
—Mrs. Majka
—Kevin McMahon
“Do your homework or “Don’t cry because it’s over, but
I’m gonna beat you up!” smile because it happened.” “I’m already over it.”
—Mrs. Majka
—Eliana Rivera
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QUOTES
“¿Tienes chicle? Tíralo.”
“GEWDDDDDD”
—Mrs. Tan
—Ryan Calmeyn
“Nap time, little girls.”
“I’m a legend.”
—Joe D’Silva
—Nick Winter
“Cinnamon is basically sugar.”
“LET’S GO!!”
—Brian Carroll
—Mike Ross
“What is this? A coffee
“No plan is the plan.”
clutch?”
—Molly Ziegler
—Mr. Pirman
“Beanzie!! No! Why would
“Get to class.”
—Mr. Pirman you do that?!?”
“You wanna go outside and sit
—Coach Bentivegna
with the squirrels?” “Take copious notes.” “Hey chump.”
—Mr. Pirman
—Mr. Pirman
—Mr. Pirman
“Nooooooospaper.”
“What
you
do?!?”
“Do you want a good “Make my day.”
—Mr. Paolelli
—Mrs.
Zhang
night kiss?”
—Mr. Pirman
“I pray for you.”
—Sammy Deihs
“You gotta risk it to get
—Megan Clifford
“THAT’S SOME BUNK!”
the biscuit.”
“And in the end, it
—Mrs. Louis, substitute
—Mary Hanisch doesn’t even matter.”
for Mrs. Anzalone
—Mary Hanisch
“You need to know...”
sophomore year
—Mrs. Cairo “Son of a fetus!”
“I send her to bed without even a snack!”
—Chris Meehan
—Mary Hanisch & friends
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SAINT VIATOR
Advice
Underclassmen: listen to your
senior flight attendants as
they advise you of the safety
measures aboard this aircraft
Join activities other than sports, like
musical and choir!
—Nathan Abay
Embrace and appreciate all the days you
have at Viator because you’re going to
want them back when they’re limited.
because you are going to wish you had
these days back when you graduate.
—Jack Brandt
If you love God, then go on Kairos.
—Joe Brandt
Go on Kairos and get involved.
—Caitlin Bremner
Study hard and get involved.
Enjoy your time here.
It goes by fast.
—Ryan Abuel
Enjoy high school.
—Nick Brey
—Miguel Aguilar
Learn to cherish
every moment of high
school. I may sound
old for saying this,
but it does fly by fast.
It’s never too late to try
something new, even if
you’re a senior!
—Margaret Aichele
—Nina Byskosh
Enjoy it...high school goes
by faster than you think.
—Gabriella
Arcidiacono
Do your homework. Just do it.
—Julia Aube
Musical. I promise you won’t regret it.
—Matt Beiswenger
Try to have as much fun as possible over
the next four years. When you graduate,
you can look back on the memories and
smile.
—Johanna Bopp
Don’t get so uptight about grades and
homework. Make these four years the
best of your life.
—Jenny Brandt
Enjoy every minute of high school
Darcy Martinez
Kristen Yi
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Avoid senioritis for as
long as possible.
—Ryan Calmeyn
Be exactly like Mike Piet.
—Bobby Calmeyn
When you check yourself out in the
display cases as you walk past them,
other people notice.
Take advantage of the time you have
left at Viator...it goes by faster than you
think.
always, to strangers and best friends.
—Maeve Cavanagh
If you’re still studying or doing
homework at one in the morning just go
to bed. It’s not worth it.
—Anna Chameli
Cherish the moment while you have it.
One day this will be gone, so be happy
with what you’ve got.
Get out of your comfort zone and meet
new people.
—Mike Cieniawa
Don’t ever be afraid to raise your hand
in class.
Don’t let your past define who you are.
Always stay positive.
—Megan Clifford
Get involved, get to know your class, go
on Kairos (seriously), and don’t walk
down the hall with your iPads out.
—Mikhaela Correa
Enjoy every minute of high school, but
remember that it’s not everything!
—Caitlin Creel
—Theresa
Caputo
Be active in
sports
and
clubs! It’s the
best way to
meet people!
BEST SINGER
RYAN WOLFE
JENNY LIM
RUNNERS-UP:
2. MATT BEISWENGER
COLLEEN DROLET
3. BOBBY GRANT
EMILY ZAHREBELSKI
— Me gh a n
Carroll
Work hard,
play
hard.
Ever ything
takes effort.
Be
kind
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Advice
Senioritis is
a real thing!
—Erin
Fabbri
BEST HAIR
Do
homework.
TYLER PURCELL
SARA LOPEZ
—Joe
Faerber
RUNNERS-UP:
2. ZACK NIRO
THERESA CAPUTO
3. TIM ANDERSON
KALEY JOYCE
Get
away
f r o m
negativity!
—Marisa
Farella
Don’t
be
afraid
to
leave your
Enjoy in-school Mass.
—Anne Cullinan
Don’t procrastinate.
—Connor Curran
Do well, get involved, and make sure to
make the best of the four quick years we
call “high school.”
Go on Kairos.
—Sam Deihs
Always get on the teacher’s good side.
Don’t take yourselves too seriously.
Go to every sporting event you can and
don’t be afraid to try new things! The
Viator community has so much to offer
if you get involved.
—Colleen Dempsey
Ask Mrs. Jeanneret for extra help.
—Nick Desmond
Enjoy every second here because it goes
by so fast!
—Colleen Drolet
Don’t do stuff because people expect it
from you. Just do you.
—MacKenzie Durkin
Senior year flies past. Take every
opportunity, and talk to people you’ve
never talked to before. Make new
friends, and enjoy every moment.
Don’t be caught up in drama. And most
importantly, go on Kairos.
—Laura Dziubyk
Get through college stuff early. Less of
a hassle.
—Sean Esterquest
Have fun senior year and don’t stress out.
comfort zone.
—Ryan Fitzmaurice
Join a sport or a club. You’ll make the
greatest friends!
schoolwork, cherish time with friends,
and participate in Campus Ministry.
—Tyler Harris
Don’t pass notes in class unless you want
Dean Deb and Mrs. Manno to read them
out loud.
—Martha Hayes
Get involved, whether it be a sport or
not.
—Ryan Henry
Do your homework.
—Sergio Hernandez
Get involved, go to sporting events, and
go on retreats.
—Joseph Herrmann
Chase your dream!
—Sam Hogan Do what makes you happy and have
fun. Don’t worry about what others will
think.
—Jakob Hohlweg
—Laura Foss
ALWAYS put your love in action.
Go on Kairos.
—Katie Holsworth
—Bobby Gallant
Enjoy high school, and don’t be afraid
to leave your comfort
zone. Take the time to
meet some new people!
Senioritis is contagious and starts your
freshman year.
—Vicky Hutchinson
Lift. Get big.
—Robby Jaydos III
—Dana Gattone
Get on your teachers’
good
sides.
Don’t
stress too much. Go on
retreats. Get involved!
—Mary Gerbatsch
For the freshmen, you have five minutes
to get to class. There’s no need to run to
your class right when the bell rings.
—Kristen Gordon
Get involved. It makes high school even
better.
—Tom Gorman
Do your homework.
—Tim Gruensfelder
Be yourself.
—Nick Grundtvig
Make memories you will not forget.
—Lee Gualano
Get involved and enjoy the little things.
—Kristen Hackel
Don’t cheat on your chem tests.
—Mary Hanisch
Cherish every moment because every
moment is an unimaginable marvel!
—Andrew Hansen
Take pride in SVHS. Don’t stress over
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Don’t be afraid to speak up and
be yourself. You might regret not
doing so.
—Mady Johnson
Go on Kairos, and live the fourth.
—Kaley Joyce
Do less.
—Tara Kane
Don’t dump your freshman year
homecoming date.
—David Kellner Just go to bed; nothing is worth losing
sleep over.
—Beth Kern Challenge yourself as much as you
possibly can.
Everything counts; make everything you
do worthwhile.
—Brooke King Go on Kairos, play soccer, and don’t take
St. Viator for granted.
Get involved.
—Brendan Koller
Try as many activities as you can while
SAINT VIATOR
Advice
you’re here.
—Kyle Koss Homework isn’t even worth it senior
year; live it up because it’ll be
gone before you know it!
—Katie Kouvelis
Enjoy it while it lasts.
—Steven Krueger
Start looking at colleges, and
do what you want to do with
the rest of your life early.
—Amy Krzoska
Don’t wish to leave too quickly.
It happens too quickly.
run. Though if you can be a dinosaur, do
that instead.
—Brittany Lynn
of judgment or failure keep you from
achieving greatness and happiness.
—Paulette Matuk
Always try your best and
be friends with everyone!
PLAY SOCCER.
—Megan McCollum
MOST ARTISTIC
Sports and clubs are
the best ways to meet
friends.
ROBERT DAUGHERTY
MAEVE CAVANAGH
—Brennan McGuire RUNNERS-UP:
2. STEPHEN TODD
MIKHAELA CORREA
3. TYLER PURCELL
PAULETTE MATUK
—Jack Lakowske
Cherish the khakis. Never
forget them. One day they will
be gone...
If you ever get a chance,
adopt a unicorn.
—Sloan McHugh Eat as many St. Viator
cookies as you can
because one day they
won’t be there anymore.
—Kevin McMahon —Matt Lanus
Join anime club!
—Amy Latuszek
There is always enough time in the
school day to finish all your homework
due that day.
Senioritis is so real...THE STRUGGLE.
—Kailey Leahy
Join everything and go on
Kairos!
—Alicia Leja Be afraid of Matt Prazuch.
He will hurt you.
—Mateo Leudo
Embrace
each
new
day
with
unwavering
hope, undeterred enthusiasm, and a
resounding declaration to make the
world a better place.
—Paul Lewis
DO MUSICAL! You will never regret it.
—Ye Eun Lim
Take your college visits early.
—Jimmy Lonergan
Remember that at St. Viator it is socially
acceptable to wear pants that reveal your
ankles.
—Sara Lopez
Get good grades second semester senior
year so you don’t have to take finals.
—Dominique LoVerde Ask Dean Sanford about advice on
talking to girls.
—Henry Lozinski Always be yourself. It’ll pay off in the long
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Don’t let your sophomore year Halloween
costume define you.
—Bianca Macias Don’t stress and just live in the moment.
—Ksenia Mack
Don’t skip a jazz band rehearsal for a
basketball game.
—Tommy Madaras
“When writing the story of your life,
don’t let anyone else hold the pen.”
—Jeff Madden Put your iPads down once in a while
and talk to people.
—Lauren Madden Enjoy the time you have at St. Viator
and with your friends.
—Ellie Mahnke Go on Kairos! Best four days of my life.
—Clare Majewski Take AP Bio and visit Campus Ministry
often.
—Katie Malek Cut your hair now before it’s too late.
—Kevin Maranan
Learn from Kook.
In the end, it doesn’t
really matter.
—Emily McManus Get involved in as much as possible.
—Jack McNamara
Be yourself. It may sound cheesy, but
people will appreciate you later on for
the person you will become.
—Chris Meehan
Live in the moment. Get involved and go
on Kairos!
—Lilly Miossi
Have fun. —Spencer Moore
Don’t be idiots; make smart decisions.
—Joe Moynihan Don’t take your time at St. Viator for
granted. Take the time to step out of your
comfort zone and get to know different
people.
—Lauren Mroz Enjoy every day you are here and don’t
take everything so seriously.
—Megan Mueller —Sheila Martin
Enjoy every minute of high school, no
matter how hard it gets. You’re only in
high school once!
—Tom Martin Have fun!
Show....
Enjoy every minute of high school
because it really does fly by, and try not
to procrastinate!
Take every opportunity to get involved
and meet new people. Do not let the fear
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—Annie Nagle
—Jack Napoleon
Live in the moment. Do what makes
you happy. Join co-curricular activities.
Remember, the only thing that can
bring you down is yourself. Don’t stress
because things have a way of working
Advice
themselves out.
—Rachel Neubauer
Drink a lot of water.
—Zack Niro
Seriously, do your homework.
—Jacob Nottoli
Enjoy every moment Viator has to
offer. You’ll be surprised to see how fast
high school flies by.
—Karol Nowak
Don’t freak out, there’s a college for
everyone.
—Connor O’Grady
When you get your chicken wrap, ask
Manny to put it on the grill for a few
minutes after they make the wrap. It’s so
much better.
—Jason Peiser
Hard work pays off eventually.
—Renee Perkowski
If you get the opportunity to ride in the
Golden Glider, take it.
—Maria Petrillo
—Michael
Piet
—Megan Pacholok
Your homework affects your grade more
than you think. Do it.
—Matt
Prazuch
—Natalie Olson
Enjoy Viator Nation while you can;
before you know it, you’ll be gone.
—Matt O’Neill
Don’t stress; it’s just high school.
—Karina Parrish
—Erin Primdahl
Join a sport or a club.
—Anna Ptacin
Get on Mr.Neville’s good side.
—Daniel Ptack
Don’t be an underclassman.
Lift.
Don’t
be
afraid
of
anyone, do
you, and don’t
stress. Have
a
grinder
mentality; it’s
the best kind.
Don’t be afraid to talk to new people.
most of every moment and enjoy the
ride while you’re on it. You’ll never get
these years back.
Make
BEST MUSICIAN
BOBBY GALLANT
MARY GERBATSCH
RUNNERS-UP:
2. TYLER PURCELL
COLLEEN DROLET
3. CHARLES WALBERG
JENNY LIM
the
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SAINT VIATOR
Advice
—Tyler Purcell
Avoid getting injured, go on Kairos, and
join the musical.
—Connor Purk
Don’t wait to get involved.
—Alex Quist
Take advantage of everything Saint
Viator has to offer and get involved.
Go on Kairos, do musical, be a P.E.
Leader, get involved early, and try
something new.
—Rachel Rapala
Start thinking of your answers now
for the senior issue because four years
genuinely goes by really fast, and these
questions are hard to answer.
—Eliana Rivera
Don’t spend four years with a lock you
can’t open. Trust me.
—Caitlin Roberts
Don’t worry because everyone gets into
Harper.
—Kyle Robinson
Don’t get behind.
Carpe diem.
—Cathryn Rooney
The parking lot is a death trap. Be
careful..
Keep your head up no matter how
stressed you are, because you will be
successful no matter where you end up.
—Kayla Schaefer
Makeup is a waste of time! Use the “I
am wearing a uniform anyways” excuse
while you still can!
will be given to you.
—Santiago Sordo-Palacios
Don’t stress out, everything has a way of
working itself out.
—Patrick Spanier
Don’t let your sophomore year Halloween
party define you.
—Bree St. Pierre
—Charles Walberg
You look far more attractive when you’re
smiling.
—Anthony Wendling
I recommend taking naps. It’s fun.
—Kim Whalen
Enjoy high school and live in the
moment.
—George Stamos
Do not take your time here for granted!
Enjoy and embrace every memory and
person at Viator.
—Kristen Strand
Be cool; it’s really easy.
—Ben Wilder
Even though it’s hard to manage
everything, don’t be afraid to get
involved in the exciting activities Saint
Viator offers.
—Laura Williams
Don’t lean against the sinks in the
bathroom.
“Snitches get Stitches.”
—Clare Supplitt
—Chrissy Wimberly
Never trust a fart.
—Jon Surdam
Just be you. Who cares what others think
because your true friends won’t care.
—Matt Szleszynski
Laugh whenever possible. This really
helped me through tough times.
—Rosemary Thomas
Don’t be glued to your iPad at lunch.
Actually look up and talk to people.
—Stephen Todd Jr.
Be yourself!
—Kelsey Trimble
Never give up.
—Alex Tuccori
Go on Kairos and get involved!
—Mark Tun
Reach out and try new things. Find
—Megan Schreuder
Always
remember
representing.
who
you’re
—Nick Winter
Go on Kairos.
—Ethan Wolf
You aren’t as ugly as you think, so keep
smiling.
—Ryan Wolfe
Four years fly by so quickly; make the
most of them while you can
—Kristen Yi
Do it now. Except that. You can’t do
that.
—Matt Yoder
Get college apps done early! You can
relax later while your friends stress out.
—Emily Zelko
Be yourself. That’s how you’ll make your
life-long friends. Oh, and DO MUSICAL.
—Molly
Ziegler
Love every moment you have here
because it’s all over before you know it!
BEST ACTOR
—Katharine Sexton
MATT YODER
NATALIE OLSON
Do something crazy! Do something
crazy!
RUNNERS-UP:
2. RYAN WOLFE
CLARE SUPPLITT
3. MATT BEISWENGER
COLLEEN DROLET
Don’t take everything so seriously.
—Frankie Skinner
Join a club or sport, you won’t regret it.
—Andy Smith
Strive first for the kingdom of God and
his righteousness, and all these things
Senior Issue 2014
whatever it is that makes you happy and
pursue it.
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You have to
believe.
—Eric Zuba
WILLS
Seniors leave their luggage behind
for underclassmen to claim
I, Nathaniel Abay, will to
Mike Scully, my beat-boxing,
dancing, and singing skills;
and to Mark Hoffman, my
drumming skills and carbon
fiber sticks.
I, Kristen Abrahamson,
will to Kasia, our volleyball
family; to Grace, our after
school workouts; to OB, the
Justin Bieber phase of our life; to Audrey,
The Real Housewives of Bomont; to Al,
the dream team; to Scully, my ice skates;
to Ty, my edgyness; and to Jackson, boys
volleyball.
I, Ryan Abuel, will to Sean Culm, my
number one spot on the tennis team;
to Jack Neubauer and Jason Vivit, my
tennis racquets; to Mark Koehler, Tyler
Muich, and Mary Clare Bannon, my
used saxophone reeds.
I, Miguel Aguilar, will to the bench
mafia, my spirit; to many friends, a ride;
to Querbes, stay in Querbes; and to Mr.
Paprocki, the duck pen.
I, Margaret Aichele, will to Charlotte,
the car; to Marissa, Rachel, Morgan and
Haley, the pink pom; and to Scully,
Feburary 26.
I, Garbriella Arcidiacono, will to
Mackenzie Quist, my uniforms and the
H. Carey I. Malek
J.Cruz
N. Olson
M. Lanus
M. Nudo
M. O’Connell
best of luck.
I, Julia Aube, will to Jason Timmerhaus,
my forever teddy bear.
I, Jon Barzacchini, will to Kschen,
my little baby battery; to Kook, my
hair pin; to slopes, my CDs; to Fitz, my
membership to McGraw; to Pat, my
Buddha statue; and to Sam,
my hair gel.
I, Matt Beiswenger, will
to Scully, the tenors; to Al,
my watercolors; to Jake
Scanlon, the Annual Matt
Beiswenger
Invitational;
to KJ, my unending love;
to Mike Moroney, my/your
jacket; and to Jason Wilhite,
hallway hugs.
I, Johanna Bopp, will to Jesse Rivera,
my Spanish jokes and gym socks; to
Ashley Naliwajko, all of my high school
textbooks; to Audrey Nuelle, my Link
Crew spot; to Giuseppina DiMartino,
the future of Campus Ministry; to Jason
Wilhite, all the Twitter favorites in the
world; and to Mark Koehler, a million
contact sheets.
I, Jenny Brandt, will to Molly Mac,
the baseball team; to Kasha, my
awkwardness; to Grace, my smelly
volleyball bag; to KJ and Colleen, my
musical talent; to Audrey, my volleyball
uniform; and to OB, my Friday-themed
costumes.
I, Jack Brandt, will to Brian Peters
and Joe Senchuck, our
lunch table; to Jack Lopez,
more lifting time; and to
Michael Baxendale and T.J.
“Moneybags” Birmingham,
another year of Coach
Jenkins.
I, Joe Brandt, will to Trusten Annin, all
my attractive Twitter followers; to Sean
O’Grady, my speed; to Kevin Nolan, my
car; and to Jason Wilhite, my words of
wisdom.
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I, Caitlin Bremner, will to Stephanie,
the steed and morning car ride jam
sessions; to Micayla, ships and punches;
to Jason, Harry Potter movie time
and bucket lists; to Beth, my love and
marshmallows; to Clare, my math
homework and lit books; to Charlie,
my math grade; and to the crew, many
laughs and cards against humanity.
I, Conor Brennan, will to the nusher,
my insanely amazing ability to break out
in song (use wisely).
I, Joe Breslin, will to Jenna Breslin,
the ability to arrive at school with five
seconds to spare; to MacLain Johnson,
the will of the middle initial; and to
Chris Pleli, my unbelievable volleyball
skills.
I, Nick Brey, will to Sam Brey,
my medals; to Olivia Romano, my
parking spot; to Drew Morton, my
impersonations of coach; to Miles
McDonnell, my mile time; to Niall
Stanczak, my captaincy; and to Jacob
Bonanotte, tennis balls.
I, Nina Byskosh, will to Bridget,
opera; to Orest, parking spot, Chipotle,
and math team; to Juj, SWAG; to Chris,
polish accent; to JRoe, nutella; to Drake,
Chocolate Milk; to Laura, watermelon
and pretzels M&Ms; to Rachel, a
Facebook; to Eschbach, my parka; and
to Skorski, a hug.
I, Ryan Calmeyn, will to Brittney
Herrmann, cinnamon rolls; to Sam
Calmeyn, 100-pound dumbbells;
to Nicole Bonica, my singing
Christmas pig; to Jordan Hora,
a rhino; and to Collin Rustay, a
haircut.
I, Bobby Calmeyn, will to
Tyler Johnston, my speed; and to Erik
Doershing, my intelligence.
I, Sophia Campanelli, will to Alex
Michalopoulos, the orthodox tradition;
to Lauren McAndrews and Rachel
Vibbert, my commitment to the glax
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WILLS
team; to Rosella Presta, the memories
of Italy; and to Miranda, the tradition of
quitting orchesis senior year.
I, Theresa Ann Caputo, will to
Michael, driving Bella to school as well
as keeping my legacy alive; to Vince and
Matt, morning car rides; to the GAT, it
will never die; to Roosevelt, my DMs;
to Joe Hermann, my heart; to Rachel,
Tucker at CT; and to Renner, my combatboots.
I, Meghan Carroll, will to Clare
Sheffert, my library table; to Kelly
Kompanowski, my awesome running
abilities; to Maria Dugo, all my flannels;
to Julia Bergstrom, the end spot for all
photos; to Marion Madaras, my selfie
addiction, to Megan Balas, the legacy;
and to Theresa Donahue, Chipotle
guacamole.
I, Brian Carroll, will to Timmy
Cullinan, the Cruze.
I, Maeve Cavanagh, will to the rest of
the Cavanagh crew, the ‘92; to the cheer
program and my teammates, all my love
and some laughs in between; to Rachel
and Lauren, Jon B’s street
and graham crackers; and
to all Viator students, the
AH library during finals
week and Netflix on iPads.
I, Anna Chameli, will
to Tess Kaiser, February
10th and Alan Rickman;
to Clare Majewski, one of
my cats, my collection of
Snoop Lion CDs, and our
mutual love of Tangled;
to Nate Brown, my
Harry Potter books, The
Crevasse, a family of sea
monkeys, and a dolphin;
and to Conor Loy, that grilled pie thing
your dad made.
I, Courtney Cristophe, will to
Noelle Jay, my smile and crazy musical/
chambers memories; to Kaitlyn
Baxendale and Olivia Dominguez, my
spot on the stage, may you shine bright;
and to my golf girls, loudness on the
course and the ability to keep your chin
up.
I, Mike Cieniawa, will to Steven,
the Accord and my locker; to Ryan,
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cinnamon rolls; to Joe, my Spongebob
references; to Britt, my puns; and to
Jackson, a visor.
I, Megan Clifford, will to Molly, Holly
the Honda and “silent” morning car
rides; to Haley, car rides and best song
ever; to Alexa, our text convos; to Brigid,
my swag; to Bianca,DiVitos, and Bridget,
chem and stokes; to Cath, Palmer Lake;
to EP, Ravinia; to Jenny and Strand,
“Friends;” to Andrew, zebra; and to the
gat, my love.
I, Khaela Correa, will to Taylor and
Vinitha, the sass; to Noelle, cough drops;
to Katie Vdb, the folder with my picture
on it; to Haley, my job; and to Mark and
David, a pack of gum and a snowflake.
I, Caitlin Creel, will
to Molly McNamara, to
one day be my sister; to
Sheila, to be a southern
belle; to my friends, a
summer to make up
for all my absences in
high school; and to the
sophomore girls whom it may concern,
my calves.
I, Robert Daughterty III, will to
Breezy, my prowess in the hallways; to
Megan, some common sense; to Clark,
my bucket hats; and to Tommy G, my
longboards.
I, Sam Deihs, will to Brian Julius, the
ability to put in a pier and the lake girl
sweatshirt; to Tommy Joyce, my jell; and
to Tyler Johnston, my jellyness.
I, Kelsi Del Principe, will to Paulette
Matuk, my lunches; to Megan Pacholok,
my car keys; to Johanna Bopp, my
incredible sense of humor; and to Lexi
Glinos, my rock collection.
I, Katie DelGhingaro, will to Anthony,
my over-flowing bucket of school spirit
and my supersaturated solutions
to life’s problems; to Stephanie
Bremner, my athletic fervor; to
the Moondogs, all my love; and to
Taylor Puccini, my understanding
of the human reproductive
system.
I, Colleen Dempsey, will to
Jess, Brighdin; to Maddie and Susie, my
bball talents; to Kbax, my big
scene; to Sarah, leisurely Lake
Arlington runs; to Kristina
and Erin, milkshakes; to Jerry,
FUTURE STAY-AT-HOME DAD/MOM
anything; to Katie, Elaine,
and Jane, my tennis legacy;
MATT BEISWENGER
to Jilhite, crafts; to Kasia, the
COLLEEN DROLET
underclassmen gems; and to
RUNNERS-UP:
Caroline and Olivia, musical.
2. MATT O’NEILL
I, Nick Desmond, will to
Danner, air fresheners; and
JOHANNA BOPP
to Joe McCollum, the CYO
3. JIMMY LONERGAN
dynasty.
KRISTEN ABRAHAMSON
I, Colleen Drolet, will
to Megan, the smoke show
legacy; to KJ, my amazing
cooking
skills;
to Kelly, my 50 cent
my horses for your next rodeo.
birthday
cake;
to
Scully, my choir folder;
I, Anne Cullinan, will to Tyler Colon,
to
Ty,
some
edge
from my friend; to
my love; to Timmy Cullinan, Lil’ Red;
Shannon,
she-she-foo-foo!;
and to the
and to Emily Madden, my amazing
Murphy’s,
everything
I
own.
dance moves
I, MacKenzie Durkin, will to Tommy
backstage
of
Durkin, my car; to Maddie McAteer, golf
the
Orchesis
captain; and to Paige Patano, the work of
Show.
being the captain.
I,
Connor
I, Laura Dziubyk, will to Matt
Curran, will to
Dziubyk, my car.
Ben Peinsipp, my small mouth; to Conor
Loy, my lifting ability; and to Shea Boyer, I, Sean Esterquest, will to Sabina
Raslawski, my superior taste in
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Videogames, my Assassin’s Creed hoodie
and an actually
functioning
phone;
to
D o m i n i c
Marchica,
my
copious amounts
of
swag and
my camera; to Joe Notolli, my filming
expertise; and to Gabricia, my infinite
amount of coolness.
I, Erin Fabbri, will to Ellie Meyer and
Alexis Ludwick, my jeep commander
and all the good times in the morning
car rides; to Molly Mac, my good singing
voice; to Molly Murph, my dance moves;
to Kayne Stanley, the basketball team;
and to Madison McAteer, Brian Peters.
I, Joe Faerber, will to Charlie Trunk,
floor general; to Sean O’Grady, my
three-point shot; to Jack Lopez, bigger
shirts; and to Mike Fitzpatrick, a lifetime
supply of C4.
I, Marisa Farella, will to Tommy
Gaffney, my red Jeep drives; to Mira, 5th
lunch with Roosevelt; to Ben Dickey, all
my beanies; to Ro, my spot in Italian;
and to Jackson, all my love and smiles in
the hallways.
I, Ryan Fitzmaurice, will to Beau, my
brother; to Tommy, my light weights; to
Julius, Ava; to Pat Mac, my entire gym
class; to Jack Lopez, Sara; to Nicky, my
golf swing; and to Johnny, my golf swing.
I, Laura Foss, will to Bridget, my
Selfies with Jeff album; to Drake, left
handedness and chocolate milk; and to
Julia, all the tight pants I own.
I, Bobby Gallant, will to Patrick, the
other half of our room; to Maria and
Scully, Pseudotonix; to Bug and Yoon,
the 4/4 groove; to Duff y, my spot on
varsity; to my LINK homeroom, morning
doughnuts; to Michaela, Praise Project;
and to the Mama Says boys, my lunch.
I, Dana Gattone, will to Maya, our
morning car rides with a dose of country
music and the little puppy we see on
Dryden who gets carried by his owner
whenever it is raining outside; and to
my golf girls, our “silent” bus rides and
MacKenzie’s hilarious stories.
I, Mary Gerbatsch, will to the
bandos, strange pepband hand signals;
to Meredith, my music; to Addie, free
cookies; to O, my jersey; to Andrew, my strength; to Liam Warner, my good
morning car rides and starbucks; to my looks; to Pat McNamara, my three ball;
LINK homeroom, an endless supply of and to Mike Dziedzic, my pretty smile.
donuts; to the softball team, a dry field; I, Tyler Harris, will to Joe Orecchio,
and to everyone I forgot to mention, my my spot on varsity Scholastic Bowl; to
love.
Ryan McMahon, my understanding of
I, Kristen Gordon, will Kayla Schaefer, chemistry; to Liam Warner, my love for
my best wishes at Iowa.
math; to Nick
Stodola, my
I, Tom Gorman, will to Tim Schade,
enthusiasm
the baritone/low-brass section; to Jack
for campus
Lopez or Senchuk, the right guard
ministry; to
position; to Scully, the IHOP menu; and
Kimberly
to Brian Peters, the 8-man sled.
and Krystal,
I, Tim Gruensfelder, will to Sergio,
patience
to
deal
with
Patrick;
and to
my Buffalo Wild Wings gift card; to
Patrick,
exciting
car
rides
in
the
morning.
Nina, my Snapchat account; to Johanna,
my cat snickers; to Mark, my basketball; I, Martha Hayes, will to KHar, the
to Jacob, my connect four; and to Orest, team (Good luck.); to O, my sass; to
Addy, catching; to the softball team,
my AP Calc folder.
I, Nick Grundtvig, will to Tommy, the Disney; to Meredith, lane 1 and keeping
intervals; to Susie, memories of Kelli;
fort.
to Emily, the Cadillac and Steve; and to
I,
Lee
Gualano,
will to Javier
Romero, my
supply
of
MOST WORSHIPPED FROM AFAR
powdered
MATT BEISWENGER
donuts
and
MAEVE CAVANAGH
my superior
FIFA abilities
RUNNERS-UP:
that he will
2. JIMMY LONERGAN
never match.
MOLLY ZEIGLER
I,
Kristen
3. HUDSON LUTHRINGSHAUSEN
Hackel, will
MEGAN MCCOLLUM
to
Noelle,
my pep band
music;
to
Addy, car rides
Senchuck and Tietz, our plants.
and candy; and to Olivia, my mitt.
I, Ryan Henry, will to Miles, my 800
I, Mary Hanisch, will to Scully, all my meter running skills; and to Javier, my
love and the next
defensive soccer skills.
Disney trip; to Mark
I, Sergio Hernandez, will to Aldo, a
Koehler, my position
car ride home and the day of the word;
as “that girl;” to
to Tim, Burnt Toast; and to Jon, another
Suze, Al, G and Juj,
blueberry pie.
my ability to never
I, Joe Herrmann, will to Brittney
take
swimming
Herrmann, my parking spot and
seriously; to Jess and
sarcastic personality; to Loff, Noto and
Kasia, Cate; and to
Larson, my net and pre-game stretches;
Claire, Daugherty and Coll, the future of
and to Adam Czarnecki, my spot in the
the musical.
locker room and a better taste of music.
I, Andrew Hansen, will to Brian
I, Samantha Hogan, will to Jess,
Peters, my true swag; to Joe Senchuk,
my killin’ it line; to Kayne, my seat in
my football pancakes; to Tony Nagle,
study hall with Franklin and Chick-fil-a
my beloved sister; to Jerry Cavanagh,
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WILLS
chicken nuggets; to Eilis, my love for you
snooks; to Susie, my laughter for pretty
much everything;
to
Catherine
Hafner, a cool
cat; to Krystal
Harris, my ability
to cook; and to
Maddie McAteer,
awkward
hugs
and Mark.
I,
Jake
Hohlweg, will to Jess Hohlweg, the
privilege, honor and responsibility of
living up to the family name; to Tyler
Johnston, a dynamic relationship with
the stat girls; to Megan Drolet, the smirk
emoji; and to the lacrosse team, my
I, Robby Jaydos, will to Aaron Tres,
the duties of catching and Raebeck’s
drills.
I, Mady Johnson, will to Marissa Di
Silvestro, the permission to continue all
of our shenanigans as Entertainment
Editor; to Sarah Miklius, European
chocolate; and to Maddie McAteer, my
seat in the newspaper homeroom and all
the fun I had my senior year.
I, Kaley Joyce, will to Lisa, Sunni
trips, Tommy and forever friendship; to
Ray, finals week and taxi Ron; to Boom,
my heart; and to Ty, the title as my 3rd
favorite Johnston.
I, Tess Kaiser, will to Grace, the car;
to Catherine, syrup and dirt; to Cam,
my swag; to Addie, “yaaaas”; to Krystal,
the
team;
and to Olivia,
everything
else.
FUTURE REALITY TV STAR
I,
Tara
HUDSON
Kane, will
LUTHERINGSHAUSEN
to
Scully,
my love; to
MARY KATE MARTY
Isabelle, my
RUNNERS-UP:
intelligence
2. JOEY ADAMS
and
Abbie;
MARISA FARELLLA
to Shannon,
3. MATT YODER
a friendship
KATIE HOLSWORTH
g r e a t e r
than that of
Megan’s; to
Elite Eight, saltiness; to the B clique, my
legendary wit and Burrito Bill.
Queen status; and to Molly Mac, a journ,
I, Katie Holsworth, will to Shannon journ.
Rooney, the ditch, car rides, cheer and I, David Kellner, will to Tom Joyce,
Jack; to Lizzy and Nicole, the cheer the black mamba and my cans; to Beau,
legacy and state champ title; to the cheer the wagon and my wheels; and to Tyler,
team, my broken shoulder and Mickee; legendary GAT and Jamos jug.
to Cole Kmet, the “Hi’s” in the hall; to my
I, Beth Kern, will to Kimberly, orchesis
seven girls, the rings and Cabo; to K65
and pineapple; to Clare M., llamas; to
leaders, cheer practies; to Br. John, overAnna, HP; to Tess and Brooke, steak,
excitement; to Kaley and Sam, Joyce
laughs, and ‘cough’ toys; to Chrissy,
family jokes; to Molly Murph, gas and
Starbucks and everyday hugs; to
sleepovers; to Matt O’Neill, Fergalicious;
Ksenia, wonderful venting sessions; to
and to Mike O’Neill, fatty acids.
Stephanie, my 100% in biology; and to
I, Vicky Hutchinson, will to Mira, Caitlin, weekends that never happened.
keys to the Benz; to Ania, my
I, Patrick Kerstetter,
short legs; to Isabelle, my
will to Tommy Joyce, the
physics homework; to Molly,
hockey speakers; to Adam
carpools; to Ryan McMahon, my
Czarnecki, my “sick hockey
rap CDs; and to Bri, guacamole
dangles”; and to Shane
and sparkles.
Claffey, morning car rides.
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I, Brooke King,
will to Lauren
McAndrews and
Rachel
Vibbert,
my assets and all
of my adventurous
stories at lacrosse;
to Britt Herrmann,
all of my workout plans; to Alexis
Ludwick and Sam Anderson, all of my
captain duties; and to Jake Ryan, me,
Jack and Mitchell’s “talks”/advice.
I, Kevin Klinkenberg, will to Javier
Romero, the @viatorsoccer Twitter
account and my captaincy; and to James
Freeman, an 8x10 portrait of myself.
I, Kyle Koss, will to Seeds, my captain
skills and three packages of salami; to
Cook, my laptop and my wrestling and
showdown skills; to Chris Biersdorf, the
van crew; to Cha, all my shoes; and to
Arlen, one customized moose singlet.
I, Steven Krueger, will to MacLain
Johnson, my Jordans; to Jack Purcell,
Photoshop with Mr. Williams.
I, Jack Lakowske, will to Mia
Mastandrea, my camera abilities; to
Beth Kern, my dancing abilities; to
Brooke King, the Yamaha; to Conor Loy,
Frank Skorski, and Charlie Crothers, just
water polo; to Mitch Ryan, the lake; and
to Chrissy Wimberly, llamas and zoos.
I, Andy Lang, will to Kim Whalen, my
Tanzanian water and my pudding.
I, Matthew Lanus, will to Jason
Wilhite, swag and next year’s freshmen;
to Nate Brown, swag and something...;
to Alex Witek, swag and my Apple
products; to the Moondogs, swag and my
one and only copy of the Ember Oceans
EP; to Annie Nagle, swag and Chris; to
Gabrysia, swag.
I,
Amy
Latuszek,
will to Rose, my
sense of humor;
to
Angie,
my
mother;
to
Amanda,
my sense of
sarcasm; to Brittany, our love of anime;
to Brandon, my smile for better days; to
Alicia, a job at menchies; to Laura W.,
more hugs; and to Guske, my books.
I, Catherine Lauerman, will to
WILLS
Brigid Brennan, facetimes past nine.
I, Kailey Leahy, will to Sam Anderson,
my lax skills; to Sabina Raz, my
personality traits.
I, Alicia Leja, will to Kelly Benoit,
my ripped but still intact choir folder;
to Katie Cooley, my beautiful voice; to
Rebecca Fahey, my Tuesday nights; to
Elizabeth Krause, hugs and rides home;
and to Eilís Finnegan, my undeniable
tennis skills.
I, Mateo Leudo, will to Checho, my
gym uniform, car, lapices, books, iPad,
Saint Viator pants, scuba diving gear, and
collection of Max Steels; and to Viator,
Checho.
I, Paul Lewis,
will to my
c o m m u n i t y,
years
of
service;
to
students,
a passion for learning; to the future
leaders of EYEsee, the many institutions
that collect glasses; and to my fellow
Viatorians, dedication to strive to be the
best and be the change you want to see
in the world.
I, Ye Eun Lim, will to Ryan, sarcasm; to
Michaela, the purple clipboard; to Kbax,
being the sweetest; to Chicago girls,
sassiness; to Megan, being my baby; and
to Kelly and Madeline, gym class.
I, Jimmy Lonergan, will to Tyler
Johnston, the infamous bean; and to the
lacrosse program, our winning tradition.
I, Sara Lopez, will to Jack Lopez,
all the protein in the pantry and my
“vacant” house; to Isabelle Rooney, all
our beloved musical memories together;
to Rachel Vibbert, the knowledge that
there are other fish in the sea besides
Tucker; and to Kaleigh McAndrews, the
moose.
I, Dominique LoVerde, will to Maria
Dugo, country music and our deep
convos; to Kelly Kompanowski, brownie
mix; to Julia Bergstrom, my car; and to
the cross country team, the church.
I, Henry Lozinski, will to Joe
McCollum, Team America; to 5th lunch,
Senior Council; to Mikey Baur, “H;” to
Cristina Demonte, my love.
I, Hudson Luthringshausen, will
to Tommy Danner, my tumblr and
my favorite piece; to Isabelle Rooney,
my wit; to Luke Fulton, my STS pride
and role as Midtown’s hottest male; to
Kristina Tidaback, my love; and to Liam
Warner, my superior brain.
I, Brittany Lynn, will to Angella,
anime club; to Brandon McGinley, my
random music and pictures that I found;
to Danielle and Amanda, my Lolita
outfits and anime DVDs; to Dana, my
various MLP merchandise; to Aimee,
the Best-Zombie-Killing-Partner award;
and to Flynn, my loving friendship and
a baby panda.
I, Bianca Macias, will to Taylor,
everything; to Nicole, iced coffee and
nuggets; to Binky, bromance; to TJ, good
grades; to Shannon, captain.
I, Ksenia Mack, will to Kristen Hackel,
a never ending supply of elbow lotion;
I, Ellie Mahnke, will to Tim Bansfield,
my car and family.
I, Clare Majewski, will to Nate, my
love of gushers and Marley (if you can
find her); to G5, the memories and
my eternal gratitude; to da crew, cards
against humanity; and to Period two
Italian, il classico and the laughs we’ve
had.
I, Katie Malek, will to Maria Dugo,
endless handoffs and my parking skills;
to Kelly Kompanowski, Chipotle and all
my frog blankets; to the cross country
team, free samples at Marianos; to
Noelle, Sarah, and Sabina, a puffer fish;
and to Haley Carey, Anthony’s house.
I, Kevin Maranan, will to Aldo
Simeone, my skateboard; to Javi Romero,
my ethnicity; and to Grace Fedus, my
amazing skills in gym.
I, Sheila Martin, will to Colleen,
Finnegan,
coobies, and
the spot of
favorite child
FUTURE VIATOR TEACHER
when
I’m
SANTIAGO
gone; to Mo,
SORDO-PALACIOS
snapchat;
MARY GERBATSCH
to
Rachel
RUNNERS-UP:
Vibbert,
mayor;
to
2. RYAN WOLFE
Molly
Murphy,
COLLEEN DROLET
snoop
dog;
3. JEFF MADDEN
to
Mack
and
MARTHA HAYES
Pat, basement
hangouts and
pio
tennis;
and to Shannon, 2nd period study.
to Miranda Ropski, my hilarious jokes;
I, Tom Martin, will to P Botch, my
to Sophia Tortorella, drag turns; and to
locker because we both represent
Beth Kern, my heart.
Mitchell Ave.; to Muench, my ability to
I, Tommy Madaras, will to Frank
take charge; to Rose...that’s a neck; to
Skorski, nothing; to Marion, my legacy
Rooney, my jump shot; and to Pat Mac,
in choir; to Tyler Johnston and Matt
my phrase, “remember when we beat
Darling, everything else.
Zion.”
I, Jeff Madden, will to Joe Senchuk, I, Mary Kate Marty, will to Nadia
the title of “Officer Jim” and the bass Diclementi, the MVP golf award; to
section in choir.
Lisa Lavelle, Golden Youth; to Bridget
I, Lauren Madden, will to Emily, the Thompson and Bailey Woj, my singing
Saturn; to Maya, my amazing job and skills; to Rachel Vibbert, my funniness;
all the glorious power it implies; to my and to Matt Darling, my heart.
Link Crew Room 233, doughnuts; to
I, Gina Mastrodomenico, will to
Tyler Colon, the name Rico; and to all
Brittney, perfection; to Grace, the Tess
my techies, a lifetime supply of Monster
and Gina food court tradition; to Krystal,
Energy.
the ability to never stop baking; and to
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Alex, and Colleen, my faith in musical;
Olivia, owning that side pony tail.
I, Paulette Matuk, will to my sister, and to John, the McManus legacy.
I, Jack McNamara, will to Molly
my non-existent car.
I, Kaleigh McAndrews, will to Lauren McNamara, the accord; to Javier Romero,
and Caroline, car rides and shistas; and my soccer skills; to Sean and Maddie
McAteer, Bobo’s visits to school during
to Rachel Vibbert, Tucker.
passing periods; to Joe McCollum, the
I, Megan McCollum, will to Shannon,
neighborhood; to Chris Biersdorf and
my legacy; to Lauren, Susie, and Emma,
Aaron Tres, the SV Lions squad; and to
my soccer life; to Molly, a new bike; to
any tall person, my size.
Gracie, starfish on the beach; to Joe, the
filter you need; and to Isabelle, lifelong I, Chris Meehan, will to Bug Meehan,
all my notes; to Annie Nagle, a scary
friends and Sam.
movie night; to Bobby Gallant and Ryan
I, Sean McDermott, will to Erin
Abuel, ALEDELELELE; to Pat Spanier, a
McDermott, the spot as Bear’s favorite
tank of gas; to Christina Raffini, a job for
and the car to get Swag Master P where
the Quest retreat; and to Fred Purcell,
she needs to go; to Kevin Murphy, the
“Are you CRAZY?!”
weird stench that Billy gave off in our
room; and to Alec Resendez, a ride on I, Pete Meyer, will to Tommy Gaffney,
Photoshop; and to Bobby Calmeyn,
that water treadmill.
backyard football under the lights.
I, Brennan McGuire, will to Brandon
I, Lilly Miossi, will to Julia Nelson
Calderon, my swim team captainship.
everything freestyle; to the Petrovich
I, Sloan McHugh, will to Megan, twins, Europe; to Alex (aka Lorde) and
my credit card number
Bridget, all the responsibilities
and being the best little
and joys of swimming; and to
sister; to Juj, my car; to
Charlie Wood, my love and
Bridget, Sarah and Jeff ’s
endless adventures.
earrings; to the polo team,
I, Spencer Moore, will to
endless chocolate milk;
Javi, the U.S men’s national
to Joe DeBartolo, gummy
team; to Rachel and Natalie,
bears; to Jack DeBartolo,
my love; to Molly McNamara,
everything; to Nick DeBartolo, goldfish;
that one night in Europe; to Pat Mac
to Sabina, Styx; to tech team, my confetti
and Boom, my gym skills; to Tyler, my
cannon; and to Styx, starfish.
lacrosse balls; to Vega and Imhoff, the
I, Kevin McMahon, will to my little group message.
brother Ryan, the minivan; to Coach
I, Joe Moynihan, will to Shamon, my
Sanford, my speed; to Klink, the duo; to
good looks and charm.
Javi and Tun, five vs. two; to Nick Winter
and Jack Nap,
The Big Dogs.
I,
Emily
FUTURE PRIEST/NUN
McManus ,
SANTIAGO
will to Jason,
awkward
SORDO-PALACIOS
shoulder
KIM WHALEN
touches;
to
RUNNERS-UP:
Sarah,
oh
2. TYLER HARRIS
the
pain;
COLLEEN DROLET
to
Isabelle,
3. MATT BEISWENGER
everything
that is good
JOHANNA BOPP
(i.e
rock
bands, dark
lipstick, my
SUUUUPASUIT); to Scully, my official I, Lauren Mroz, will to Caroline Mroz,
position at cast parties; to Megan, Claire, the “omo” nickname; to Kasia Sosin and
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Grace Fedus, my seat at basketball games
and permission to interview any player
they want; to Ellie Meyer, Joe; to Audrey
Nuelle, my position in the volleyball net;
to Sarah Miklius, my love and emotion;
to Mark Koehler, everything else.
I, Megan Mueller, will to Michaela
Mueller, my volleyball skills; to Ellie
Meyer, Jimmy and Charlie; to Kaitlin
O’Brien, my volleyball uniform; to Kasia
Sosin, my position; and to Grace Fedus,
the team.
I, Annie Nagle, will to Tony, the
Nagle legacy at Viator and the minivan;
to Samantha, my parking spot and
early mornings; to Katie, my co-rector
skills and G6;
to
Noelle,
warm
hugs;
to Big Daddy,
deer
hugs;
to
Patrick,
l o v a b l e
bunnies; and
to Caitlin, Disney Paris.
I, Jack Napoleon, will to Kevin
Napoleon, my Jeep Patriot; to Alex Peric
(apbassin), all the times with your sister
(Morgan); to Jolan, Ben, and Mack, fresh
Fridays; and to Mr. Bjerkness, memories
of the best homeroom in Saint Viator
history.
I, Rachel Neubauer, will to Flynn
Sirrell, a baby sloth and countless hair
flips; to Brittany Lynn, a selfie and a
bowl of mac and cheese from Noodles;
to Brandon McGinley, the swagtasical
bench; to Katie Boler, “sister” bonding
time, my AP Lit book, and alto
awesomeness; to Ashley Dayton, chats
after math and musical memories; to
my freshmen musical friends, many
Footloose references; to Noelle Jay and
Linda Latuszek, love of being an alto
and choir memories; and to Renee
Perkowski, love of the Titanic.
I, Zack Niro, will to Will, my will.
I, Jacob Nottoli, will to Sean Culm, the
tennis team.
I, Karol Nowak, will to the
Recycling Club, my compassion for
the environment; to Viator Voice, my
journalism skills; to the Cahill Crazies,
my Viator pride; to the swim team,
my sense of humor, hard-work, and
WILLS
dedication; and to all students and
faculty, my love for the entire school.
I, Connor O’Grady, will to Matt Cook,
my AHYBA Dynasty; to Sean O’Grady,
my car; to Jackson Elstro, free rides.
I, Natalie Olson, will to Mark Koehler,
my fiery hair; to Jack DeBartolo, a
lifetime supply of tea; to Kaitlyn, the alto
corner and high heels; to Mike Moroney,
the Frozen soundtrack; to Scully, a
multicolored coat; and to Michaela,
my
CD
collection,
my
mom’s
car,
and
all the ice
cream.
I,
Matt
O’Neill, will to Mike, my math skills;
and to Saint Viator Basketball 2014-15, a
fourth regional title.
I, Megan Pacholok, will to Kelsi,
fresh air; to Marissa, early mornings on
days off; to Nicole, someone to
always call her Nikki; and to Haley,
practices where we only play 1D music.
I, Karina Parrish, will to Brittney
Herrmann, everything lacrosse; to
Mike McVeigh and Chris Beiersdorf, my
automical heart and my food; and to my
little, another great season next year.
I, Jason Peiser, will to Mike Brown, a
face slap every day until you graduate;
and to Shamon Johnson, a “salaam
alaikum.”
I, Renee Perkowski, to Mark, hectic
Fridays, enjoyable weekends, not-solonely weekdays, well deserved luck and
success, and a cure; to Saint Viator, air
conditioners; to my lunch table, faith;
to Angela, 11:00 Masses; to Rachel, my
love of Titanic; and to Rosemary, “Love
Grows Where My Rosemary Goes.”
I, Maria Petrillo,
will to Molly Murphy,
St. Patricks Day; to
Morgan Londo, Alex
Peric; to Alex Peric,
that 1 am text; to Jerry Cavanagh, animal
masks; to Rachel Vibbert, the Dealer
Ship; and to Lauren McAndrews, New
Year’s Eve.
I, Michael Piet, will to Cole Kmet, my
healthy left arm; to Jack Lopez, a lifting
bench; to Darreonta Jackson, my speed;
and to Brian Peters, my legacy.
soccer team.
I, Matt Prazuch, will to Joe McCollum, I, Christina Raffini, will to Nick
my
amazing Gattuso, my parking spot and Viator
week of Meachin memories.
on spring break; I, Rachel Rapala, will to John, the
to Alex Prazuch, best four years ever; to Bryan, being
my legacy; to called my brother and Mr. Paolelli’s
Ben Dickey, the class; to Caroline, the amusement of
outfield and my love for 3/4 sleeves; to meeting your unrelated twin; to Kim,
Molly McNamara, a poke; and to Matt nun costume; to Krystal, saying “hi”
Levin, Tara.
thinking you were Kim; and to my
I, Erin Primdahl, will to Taylor and beloved musical underclassmen, more
Vinitha, my newspaper; to Liam Warner, amazing shows!
the act of willing; to Giusti’s Gems, all my I, Eliana Rivera, will to Elias, the
love; to Brigid Brennan, senior book day parking spot; to Noelle, “baby Eliana”
responsibilities; and to Erik Doersching, and ten inches; to Caitlin, Sunny D; to
the Vanderbilt legacy.
Kelly, DDs and my brother; to Ivy, my
I, Anna Ptacin, will to Bridget Finis, rare moments of kindness; to Beatrice
the tennis team—you’re top dog now; and Crack, Miracle Worker lines and
to Katie Cooley, my hair for your wig; to backstage talks; and to Khaela, Elianes.
Katie Van Der Bosch, keeping the family I, Caitlin Roberts, will to Annie, my
name alive; to Jess Hohlweg, those ten Louis Tomlinson cutout; to Alicia, my
points I took off from you in gym; and to HP books; to Eliana, my love for weird
my crazy friends, our weekly hangouts in TV shows and UK bands; to Hudson/
my kitchen.
Rudy, all my movie tickets; to Noelle,
I, Daniel Ptack, will to McShane, my skull and bones; to Elias, my dance
Luxenburg.
moves; and to Bug, my C++ skills.
I, Tyler Purcell, will to Parker, my I, Kyle Robinson, will to Collin Rustay,
boxed Uranium ore; to Vukan, I leave the team and my flow; and to Jack Fitz,
you my Canned Deer scent; to Megan my 100s.
Schreuder, my Country Western Vinyl I, Brianna Rogozinski, will to
Collection;
to
Clare
Supplitt, my
Nu n c h u c k s ;
MOST LIKELY TO FAVORITE A TWEET FIRST
and to Matt
Lanus, I leave
SPENCER MOORE
you nothing.
MARY KATE MARTY
I,
Connor
RUNNERS-UP:
Purk, will my
2. KAROL NOWAK
brother, Utah;
KALEY JOYCE
to Ben Dickey,
my
brother
3. MIGGY AGUILAR
and
Matt
LAUREN MROZ
Darling; to Joe
McCollum,
my iron fist;
to Patrick Murphy, my room key; to Jack Brittany, my awesomeness; to Angella,
Lopez, my biceps; to Mike Fitzpatrick, my horse; and to Charlie, an endless
my skis; and to Adam Kujawa, my amount of chips and having fun with
me.
football skills.
I, Alex Quist, will to James Freeman, I, Cathryn Rooney, will to Shannon
my seat in first period study, and my Rooney, the Rooney name and legacy.
parking spot; and to Jack Murphy, my I, Francisco Scaramuzza, will to
starting forward position on the JV Sean Culm, the radio presets in my car;
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WILLS
and to Joey Nottoli, I leave the seat next
to Dylan at lunch.
I, Kayla Schaefer, will to Sabina
Raslawski, my Pokemon wallet; to
Jack and Nick DeBartolo, my words of
wisdom—keep on going on no matter
how hard things get next year, and I
will always be here for you guy; to Tyler
Colon, my friendship for life; and to
Fiona Dolce, my laughs and art projects.
I,
Megan
Schreuder, will to
Charlie, my backlot
parking spot; to
Al, Starbucks every
Tuesday; to Susie,
light-up
Jesus
purchased
from
Goodwill; and to my swimming babies,
all my weirdness and love.
I, Katharine Sexton, will to Jack
Sexton, my “sex”iness; to my Europe
girls, my fergalicious dance moves and
pita bread; to Colleen Gallagher, Harry
Styles; to Al, Kendall and Lorde selfies;
to Colleen and Al, #blessed; to Sarah and
Dominique, #1 doubles; to my Bomont
ladies, my pie recipe; to Isabelle, Alex
Turner’s love; and to Mike Scully, my
love.
I, Parker Simonaitis, will to Mike
Scully, dominance over all theater
shenanigans; to Joe Senchuk and Jerry
Cavanagh, the precious vault; and to
The Moondogs, an opening spot on the
Ember Oceans European Tour.
I, Flynn Sirrell, will to Brittany,
my army of pet sloths; to Rachel, my
collection of fake mustaches; and to
Rosemary, my backpack.
I, Frankie Skinner, will to Nick
Skinner, all of the lates I’ve received in my
high school career; to Molly McNamara,
scratchies; to Lauren McAndrews, my
ability to bring out the guns; and to Ray
Ray Vibs, my ability to put W in every
word I say, like “Fwankie.”
I, Andrew Smith, will to my sister, the
second family car.
I, Claire Soch, will to Molly Murphy,
my bike and some cherries; to Molly
McNamara, our long lost French
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boyfriend; to Colleen Martin, my number
one best friend spot on Snapchat; and to
Emma Henry, my positivity.
I, Santiago Sordo-Palacios, will to
Chris Meehan, the element Meehanium;
to Andrew Hansen and Jack Brandt, the
song “Dis Lui Oui;” to Bobby Gallant,
R e t r e a t ception; to Matt
O’Neill,
the
green screen;
to Tyler Harris,
my ability to
always be right;
and to Nick Winter, a black stallion.
I, Patrick Spanier, will to Frank
Kasper, the Chinese Club; to Niall, my
Captain spot; to Zach, dance skills; to
Sean, my Kairos cross; to Bo Peng, my
badminton racquet; to the DeBartolo
twins, protein; to Alec, my punk music;
and to Nick, the car.
I, Bree St. Pierre, will to Brandon St.
Pierre, my chores, 60 mph in the Toyota
and checking for crazy 8s; to Rachel
Vibbert, my donkey; to Isabelle Rooney,
MOMMMM and tamale; to Megan
Nix, my brother; and to Nick Helms,
everything that was talked about on our
car rides.
I, George Stamos, will to Drew Borto,
my wallet.
I, Kristen Strand, will to the
cheerleaders, my signature dance move;
to Chris Lolli, my driving skills; to Tay,
“5.6.7.8;” to Bianca Vega, Beyoncé; to
Pat Mac, “The memories;” to Ray and
Lauren, my lacrosse legacy; to Mack
Rooney, 27; and to Jerry Cavanagh, my
endless love.
I, Clare Supplitt, will to Jerry, giving
rides home to a junior after musical
practices; to Nate, my number one spot
on Mrs. Costello’s Most Talkative list; to
Bails of Hay, my seat among the altos;
and to Katie, my name because we are
the same human being.
I, Jon Surdam, will to Ryan McMahon,
my breakfast, lunch and dinner
everyday; to Aidan Williams, my streak
for cash skills; to Zachariah Gyuricza,
my less-skilled beat box skills, my rap
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skills and my unparalleled speed; and to
anyone else I have not mentioned, my
unconditional love.
I, Matt Szleszynski, will to Gocci, 1st
Trombone; to Tim, my dance moves; to
Scully, THE catapult scene; to Schiller,
the coloring book that you will finish by
the end of the season; to Vito, the Vito
sandwich from Jimmy Johns; to Shea,
Biology, of course; to Crothers, 4 8 15 16
23 42; and to Orest, my incredible drive
to do math homework.
I, Rosemary Thomas, will to Renee
and Rachel, my Mash games; to Aimee,
my contagious laugh; to Brittany, Mcgee
and Dana, my headphones; to Danielle
Leveille and Amanda Stocchetti, my
manga; to Angella Kilabo, Megan
McDermott and Misa Tullis, gigantic
hugs; to Chloe, Lexi and Lucette, wrong
class explanations; and to Flynn, my
perfect backpack!
I, Stephen Todd,
Jr., will to Jason, the
photo room.
I,
Kelsey
Trimble, will to
Gabe Barron, Molly
Heck and Kelly Donahue, more mission
trips with Chewbacca!
I, Alex Tuccori, will to Steven Kreuger,
my Jeep; and to George Stamos, my
watch and chain.
I, Mark Tun, will to the soccer team,
my jersey number; to Surdam, Taco
Tuesdays; to Jacob, anything Futbol;
to the volleyball team, way too many
laughs; to Dom, a chicken nugget; to
Nick Winter, CDs and brotherhood; to
Kairos G3, my love; to Sergio, my Bass; to
Tim, hallway trips; to Chris Beiersdorf,
Europe Snacks; and to Bug Meehan, my
libero skills.
I, Charles Walberg, will to Tony
Valentino, my corner spot on the mat;
to Michael Baxendale, my varsity spot
and video game discussions; to Joey
McIntyre, my sarcasm; to Matt Prazuch,
my arm wrestling title; to Ben Wilder,
Chipotle talks; to Robert Daugherty,
Skyrim; and to Joe Faerber, football
memories.
WILLS
I, Anthony Wendling, will to Sabrina
Wendling, the stresses of Viator; to
Ivelisse Cartagena, the pleasures of
Viator; to Sean Culm, the ability to
drive yourself; to Haley Carey and
Brittany Horky, the house parties; to
Maria Werba, the fun drives to school;
and to Vinitha, Taylor, Noelle, Kelly,
Mary Claire and Therese, a strong
independent woodwind section.
I, Kim Whalen, will to Nick Crothers,
my fish that I don’t want; to Zac
Jones, my lying abilities; to Anthony
Zanocco, a happy marriage and
divorce papers; and to my friends,
the world.
I, Ben Wilder, will to Luke Fulton,
my football talent; to Baxendale,
my girdle; to Joe McCollum, Big
Mike Wilder, and to Conor Purk, my
everything.
I, Laura Williams, will to the
underclassmen of Saint Viator,
commitment to experience all that
Saint Viator has to offer—challenging
classes, sports, musical, clubs and
service.
I, Chrissy Wimberly, will to Andrew,
my car—please don’t crash it; to Juj
and Megan, the slow lane and Jeff ’s
earrings; to Bridget, those concussions;
to the golf girls, Coach
Mick’s hot pink tees;
and to Maddie, sarcastic
comments made during
practice and my stash of
notecards.
I, Nick Winter, will to
Ty, my legend status and
eskimo brotherhood; to
Gill, a re-do of OAR; to
Baur, my movie quoting
ability; to Luke, my
green long sleeve polo;
to Boomer, the vo; to
Perry, my parking spot;
and to Megan Drolet, the
ability to slide into DMs.
I, Ethan Wolf, will to
Vito Brunetti, the TNT
club team.
I, Ryan Wolfe, will to
Scully, the BASS section; to John Boy, the
lady folk of the choir; to Senchuk, the
end chair; to The Moondogs, the name
“ChoirBoyz.”
I, Kristen Yi, will to Maria Stephens,
endless volleyball memes and Caribou
Coffee; to the volleyball team, the
twelve apostles, CarnEvil and big booty;
to Vinitha Raj and Taylor Puccini,
Mr. Kula and some almonds; to Jesse
Rivera, gelato, Starbucks frappuccinos
and Jess Stapleton; to
Grace Fedus, Mr. Fuja’s
outfits, hair and all the
knees in the world; and
to the track team, the
wonderfully entertaining
Sehee Park.
I, Matt Yoder, will to
Truppa, pie; to Mike
Scully, a successful career
producing
animated
cartoons; to Jack Schuld,
the undying gratitude
of a southeastern finch; and to Jeremy
Yoder, my legacy #onyou.
I, Emily Zelko, will to Rocky, my place
at Viator; to Johanna, my endless stash
of water bottles; to Sophia, my lacrosse
stick; and to Clare, our homeroom
laughs.
I, Molly Ziegler, will to Ellie, Joe Meyer;
to Kasia, the family name; to Grace,
“heeeuuaahh;” to Scully, Butterfingers;
to Jerry, Legos; to Bridget, apple slices;
to Bianca, sleeping; to Anneliese, pretty
girls; to Dominique, Norwegians; to
Lizzy, Denmarkyolo; to Al, valentines;
to Claire Scully, a ride home; to Colleen
Gallagher, cuddling; to Senchuck,
sausages; to Charlotte Aichele, Rugby;
to Miranda, sopranos; and to Audrey,
Saturday practices.
I, Jason Ziolkowski, will to James
Freeman, my daily route to school.
I, Eric Zuba, will to Matt, my copy
of oblivion; to Dylan, my adamant
sandshrew; to Vukan, the Luget legacy;
and to Joey, my love for Jimmy.
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SAINT VIATOR
COLLEGE CHOICES
Seniors set their
four-year itineraries for
university success
Arizona State University
Sara Lopez
Bobby Grant
Columbia College
Chicago
Augustana College
South Dakota
Laura Williams
Ryan Wolfe
Dominican University
Christina Raffini
Eliana Rivera
Flynn Sirrell
Frankie Skinner
Auburn University
Cornell University
Ore Arogundade
Caitlin Creel
Kristen Yi
Barry University
Creighton University
Embry Riddle
Aeronautical University
Vukan Vilotijevic
Chris Meehan
Dan Ptack
Benedictine University
DePaul University
Elon University
Mark Tun
Miguel Aguilar
Joe Annel
Joe Breslin
Mike Cieniawa
Michelle Ciesielski
Mikhaela Correa
Sean Esterquest
Marisa Farella
Alicia Leja
Bethel University
Alicia Lee
Bradley University
Kyle Knox
Ksenia Mack
Kaleigh McAndrews
Butler University
Robert Daugherty III
Jack Napoleon
Francisco Scaramuzza
Kristen Sink
NOW BOARDING JEANNERET AIRLINES
Drake University
Florida Gulf Coast
University
Robert Renner
Fordham University
Santiago Sordo-Palacios
Iris Zheng
Harper College
Joey Adams
Ryan Curran
Kristen Gordon
Brittany Lynn
Tyler Purcell
Jason Ziolkowski
Nick Desmond
Brendan Koller
Jack McNamara
Lindsay Oberbroeckling
Claire Soch
Amanda Sonnicksen
Iowa State University
Jon Surdam
John Carroll University
Connor O’Grady
Lake Forest College
Rosemary Thomas
Lake Superior State
University
Kim Whalen
Lehigh University
Kevin Klinkenberg
Ye Min Hur
Loras College
Spencer Moore
Loyola University
Chicago
Carthage College
Paul Lewis
Kyle Robinson
Illinois State University
Clemson
University
Gabriella Arcidiacono
Mary Gerbatsch
Clare Supplitt
Ryan Abuel
Lauren Guske
Katie Kouvelis
Clare Majewski
Karol Nowak
Renee Perkowski
Michael Ross
Chrissy Wimberly
Illinois Wesleyan
University
Marian University of
Wisconsin
Carroll University
Kailey Leahy
Sloan McHugh
Martha Hayes
Colgate University
Mikhaela Correa
Jack Lakowske
Harvard University
NON-STOP FLIGHT TO DEPAUL
Vicky Hutchinson
Michael Kicinski
Mateo Leudo
Lucette Maroon
Taylor Noll
Megan Pacholok
Maria Petrillo
Caitlin Roberts
Marcelo Sandoval
Matt Szleszynski
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Nick Winter
Julia Aube
Indiana State University
Marquette University
Bobby Calmeyn
Indiana University
Jack Brandt
Sophia Campanelli
Theresa Caputo
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Caitlin Bremner
Nick Brey
Meghan Carroll
Maeve Cavanagh
Courtney Christophe
From arrival...
...TO DEPARTURE
COLLEGE CHOICES
Mary Cleary
Tom Gorman
Ryan Henry
Amy Krzoska
Jack Lakowske
Tommy Madaras
Dylan Maslowski
Megan Mueller
Natalie Olson
Rachel Rapala
Molly Ziegler
Colleen Drolet
Catherine Lauerman
Kelsey Trimble
Tess Kaiser
Beth Kern
Matt Lanus
Matt Yoder
Mitch Ryan
Bianca Macias
University of
Indianapolis
St. Norbert College
Sam Hogan
Southern Illinois
University
Paige Kelly
Spalding University
Ryan Fitzmaurice
St. Ambrose University
Miami University of
Ohio
University of Iowa
Gina Mastrodomenico
Annie Nagle
Sam Deihs
Laura Dziubyk
Katie Malek
Dominic Perrone
Ethan Wolfe
Ryan Calmeyn
Joe Herrmann
Alex Quist
Kayla Schaefer
Alex Tuccori
Texas Tech University
Joe Moynihan
University of Alabama
Megan Clifford
University of Cincinnati
Michigan State
University
Eric Sutton
University of Colorado
Boulder
Anne Cullinan
Bree St. Pierre
Northern Illinois
University
Megan McCollum
Kevin McMahon
Lauren Mroz
Rachel Neubauer
Mike Piet
Andy Smith
Anthony Wendling
Emily Zahrebelski
Zack Niro
NOW BOARDING NORTHWESTERN AIRLINES
Kelsi Del Principe
NON-STOP FLIGHT TO EVANSTON
Oregon State University
University of Dayton
Sean McDermott
Henry Lozinski
Shelia Martin
Tom Martin
Connor Purk
Purdue University
Sergio Hernandez
Jack McElroy
Jacob Nottoli
Saint Louis University
Nick Eschbach
Erin Fabbri
Joe Faerber
Tim Gruensfelder
Jimmy Lonergan
Saint Mary’s College of
California
Katie Holsworth
Saint Mary’s College,
Notre Dame, IN
Emily McManus
Tara Kane
Brennan McGuire
University of
Minnesota: Twin Cities
Lauren Madden
Megan Schreuder
Margaret Aichele
Chang-hun Yeo
Tiffany Zheng
University of Miami
Brooke King
Matt Prazuch
Nina Byskosh
Katie DelGhingaro
Pennsylvania State
University
Connor Curran
Patrick Spanier
University of Michigan
Anna Chameli
Northwestern
University
Ohio State
University
University of Kansas
University of Missouri
University of Dubuque
Ellie Mahnke
University of Hartford
Tim Anderson
University of Illinois at
Chicago
Nathan Abay
Andy Lang
Kevin Maranan
Jenny Brandt
Joe Brandt
Kyle Koss
Karina Parrish
Jason Peiser
Katharine Sexton
University of Notre
Dame
Bobby Gallant
Tyler Harris
Jake Hohlweg
NOW BOARDING ILLINI AIRLINES
Mary Kate Marty
University of Southern
California
University of Southern
Indiana
Lee Gualano
University of St. Thomas
David Kellner
University of Tampa
Kathryn Schening
University of Texas at
Arlington
Jenny Lim
University of WisconsinMadison
Brian Carroll
Mary Hanisch
Kaley Joyce
Lilly Miossi
Anna Ptacin
Cathryn Rooney
Ben Wilder
University of WisconsinStevens Point
Wolfe Riedel
University of WisconsinWhitewater
Amy Latuszek
Vanderbilt University
Erin Primdahl
Villanova University
Patrick Kerstetter
Pete Meyer
Matt O’Neill
Kristen Strand
Charles Walberg
Western Illinois
University
Conor Brennan
Western Michigan
University
University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
Kristen Abrahamson
Johanna Bopp
Colleen Dempsey
Dana Gattone
Andrew Hansen
Mady Johnson
University of San Diego
Dominique LoVerde
Wittenberg University
Robby Jaydos III
Xavier University
NONSTOP FLIGHT TO URBANA-CHAMPAIGN Jeff Madden
Stephen Todd
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SAINT VIATOR
IN TEN YEARS
GATE
10
GATE
10
As seniors gather at Gate
10, they begin to predict
what destination they will
be at in a decade
In 10 years, I, Nathan Abay, will be a
cool guy.
In 10 years, I, Kristen Abrahamson,
will be a celebrity publicist living in
Santa Monica, California, with my
husband and first child.
In 10 years, I, Ryan Abuel, will begin
my residency at Mayo Clinic.
In 10 years, I, Margaret Aichele, will
live in San Francisco.
In 10 years, I, Gabriella Arcidiacono,
will have graduated from college and be
working as a big shot lawyer working in
the city married or engaged.
In 10 years, I, Julia Aube, will be
successful.
In 10 years, I, Jon Barzacchini, will
adopt Alex Peric.
In 10 years, I, Matt Beiswenger, will
be living in a tree house making small
talk with squirrels, foraging for nuts and
berries, and making a small living by
selling candles made of beeswax.
In 10 years, I, Johanna
Bopp,
will
have
graduated from college,
traveled the world for
two years, and landed
my dream job. I will
be happily married
and will be starting my
family of four.
Katie DelGhingaro
Mikhaela Correa
Paul Lewis
Senior Issue 2014
In 10 years,
I,
Jack
Brandt, will
be sitting on
my
money,
living
in
luxury and reliving the old
Saint Viator
days.
In 10 years,
I,
Jenny
Brandt, will
be traveling
the
world
working on
breaking news and spending time with
my dog.
In 10 years, I, Joe Brandt, will be living
in Sweden with Mr. Pirman.
In 10 years, I, Caitlin Bremner, will
be sitting in my lakeside family mansion
living room with Beth Kern drinking
sangria and talking about our wonderful
kids, husbands, and lives.
In 10 years, I, Conor
Brennan, will be on a
yacht.
In 10 years, I,
Nick
Brey,
will have won an
Olympic medal
for the steeple
chase and maybe the 10,000 m
run.
In 10 years, I, Nina Byskosh,
will hopefully be a doctor somewhere
and have graduated from college.
In 10 years, I, Ryan Calmeyn, will be
a gold medal winning bobsledder with a
family.
In 10 years, I, Bobby Calmeyn, will
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2. JACK BRANDT
CATHRYN ROONEY
3. JON SURDAM
KRISTEN SINK
have gotten slower.
In 10 years, I, Sophia Campanelli,
will be married with children and a
gorgeous husband, have a job where
I can talk to people all day long, and
live next to JBopp to make up for our
childhood years.
In 10 years, I, Theresa Caputo, will be
on my honeymoon with Joe Faerber in
Bora Bora having a nice candle lit dinner
while gazing into his beautiful hazel eyes
near the beach as the sun fades away in
the distance.
In
10
years,
I,
Meghan Carroll,
will be married with
children and working
a successful part time
job.
In 10 years, I, Brian
Carroll, will be incarcerated.
In 10 years, I, Maeve Cavanagh, will be
relaxing in a bubble bath accompanied
by candlelight after a day on the job as
a nurse practitioner, enjoying the warm,
pine-scented breeze welcomed through
an open window.
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IN TEN YEARS
In 10 years, I, Anna Chameli, will be
getting another cat because my villa on
the coast of Spain is feeling a little empty.
In
10
years,
I,
Courtney
Christophe,
will
be on your television
screens every Saturday
night (SNL). I will be
educating
middleschoolers
on
the
effects of bullying. I
will also be working on
my best selling novel.
In 10 years, I, Mike
Cieniawa, will be set
with a job, cruising
around the country in
a 1986 Pontiac Fiero,
and own some type of
exotic big cat.
In 10 years, I, Michelle Ciesielski,
will be CEO of my own company.
In 10 years, I, Megan Clifford, will be
married to a rich Southern gentlemen.
In 10 years, I, Mikhaela Correa, will
do just what my psych degree will allow
me to: become a master painter/own a
bakery. Thus, I will be rolling in dough
and making it rain.
In 10 years, I, Caitlin Creel, will be
living in Alabama redesigning inner-city
clubs and organizations for kids to have
a safe and fun place to hangout! Also, I
hope to be close to Auburn... of course.
In 10 years, I, Anne Cullinan, will
hopefully be more accomplished than I
am now.
In 10 years, I, Connor Curran, will
hopefully have my life together.
In 10 years, I, Robert Daugherty III,
will be adventuring across the world, ten
years wiser than I am now.
In 10 years, I, Kelsi Del Principe, will
hopefully own my own business and
have a loving family.
In 10 years, I, Katie DelGhingaro,
will be wildly involved in something
like a relationship or a career or a really
attractive cult.
In 10 years, I, Colleen Dempsey, will
be relaxing comfortably in my seaside
home with my husband, my first Oscar,
our dog and our many cats.
In 10 years, I, Colleen Drolet, will be
happily married and driving the soccer
carpool for my kids who model for
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KRISTEN STRAND
RUNNERS-UP:
2. JIMMY LONERGAN
MARGARET AICHELE
3. ROBERT RENNER
KATHRYN SCHENING
Vineyard Vines.
In 10 years, I, Joe D’Silva, will be living
with Mk and our five adopted children.
In 10 years, I, MacKenzie Durkin,
will be living life to the fullest.
In 10 years, I, Laura Dziubyk, will
most likely still be in school working to
become a pediatric oncologist at Lurie
Children’s Hospital.
In 10 years, I, Sean Esterquest, will
be a professional director, bringing my
ideas to the screen to entertain others.
I will be living a happy and fulfilling life.
In 10 years, I, Erin Fabbri, will be
married with a family, living next to
Theresa Caputo. I will be the athletic
trainer for the Chicago Bulls. Theresa
and I will vacation quite frequently to
Marco Island.
In 10 years, I, Joe Faerber, will, after
my honeymoon with Theresa Caputo in
Bora Bora, be high up in the ranks at Joe
Caputo and Sons and take it world-wide,
and I will have 4 kids: 2 boys, 2 girls.
In 10 years, I, Marisa Farella, will let
you all know.
In 10 years, I, Ryan Fitzmaurice, will
be living in Austin, Texas on a big ranch
with my wife, kids, and cattle.
In 10 years, I, Laura Foss, will be using
everything I learned in calculus to help
me in my career as a tattoo artist.
In 10 years, I, Bobby Gallant, will still
be in med school. The struggle is real.
In 10 years, I, Dana Gattone, will be
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relaxing in my backyard, which overlooks
a golf course, with my husband who
happens to be an NHL goalie, listening
to country music, and enjoying
every moment of it.
In 10 years, I, Mary Gerbatsch,
will be married with a child on
the way. I will also be teaching
elementary school.
In 10 years, I, Kristen Gordon,
will be finished with physical
therapy school and have a job in
one of the best physical therapy
offices around Chicago.
In 10 years, I, Tom Gorman,
will be making bank bro, driving
a Range Rover with my job at a
major investment firm.
In
10
years,
I,
Tim
Gruensfelder, will hopefully
be living in Tennessee on a lake. I will
own my own resort and have cabins to
rent out to vacationers.
In 10 years, I, Nick Grundtvig, will be
a Chicago Police officer or Fire fighter.
In 10 years, I, Lee Gualano, will be
happily married with a family of my own
and a successful career in the business
field.
In 10 years, I, Kristen Hackel, will be
living in Australia working as a marine
biologist.
In 10 years, I, Mary Hanisch, will have
dropped out of Medical School to marry
rich and will be relaxing on a private
beach with all of my friends, killing it
with my sunset pictures on Instagram.
In 10 years, I, Andrew Hansen, will
be living the dream. I will have been
accredited with the discovery of the
Malaysian plane. I will have true swag.
In 10 years, I,
Tyler
Harris,
will be a crazy
Notre Dame alum
traveling
the
world. In addition
to spreading some
Irish cheer.
In 10 years, I,
Martha Hayes,
will
be
your
typical stay at home mom raising at least
two children in North or South Carolina.
In 10 years, I, Ryan Henry, will
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hopefully be working at Boeing as an
engineer.
In 10 years, I, Sergio Hernandez, will
be eating tacos.
In 10 years, I, Joseph Herrmann, will
be the next Crocodile Hunter or a lawyer.
In 10 years, I, Sam Hogan, will be
cooking dinner living in Georgia with
my four children, my husband, and a
dog.
In 10 years, I, Jakob Hohlweg, will be
that guy that you make sure you tell your
kids you went to high school with.
In 10 years, I, Katie Holsworth, will
be living in California, herding goats
in the mountains and drinking muscle
milk everyday.
In 10 years, I, Robby Jaydos III, will be
with a computer company building and
manufacturing new kinds of computing
systems.
In 10 years, I, Mady Johnson, will
still be in school and studying to
become a Neonatologist or a Pediatric
Neuropsychologist.
In 10 years, I, Kaley Joyce, will be living
the #lakelife as a full time
job.
In 10 years, I, Tess
Kaiser, will be 27.
In 10 years, I, Tara Kane,
will be married to the man
of my dreams, who will
fully support my vocation
as a stay at home mom.
In 10 years, I, David
Kellner, will be chilling with ladies
under each arm soaking up the sun.
In 10 years, I, Beth Kern, I will
be sitting in my lakeside family
mansion living room with Caitlin
Bremner while drinking sangria
talking about our wonderful
kids, husbands, and lives in
general.
In 10 years, I, Patrick
Kerstetter, will be the best
person I can be.
In 10 years, I, Brooke King, will
be 28.
In
10
years,
I,
Kevin
Klinkenberg, will be happy!
In 10 years, I, Brendan Koller,
will have a job.
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a neurosurgeon, be an alumnus of
Harvard, and be an inspiration for a new
generation.
In 10 years, I, Ye Eun Lim,
will be on Broadway as the
most famous musical actress
like Idina Menzel.
In 10 years, I, Jimmy
Lonergan, will be as happy
as possible.
In 10 years, I, Sara Lopez, will
still be Sara.
In 10 years, I, Dominique
LoVerde, will be married
with two kids living near the beach. I
will have my dream job and will be living
the life.
In 10 years, I, Henry Lozinski, will be
putting my mother in a home.
In
10
years,
I,
Hudson
Luthringshausen, will hopefully have
made enough money to rent a Mercedes
-Benz to show off at our 10 year reunion.
In 10 years, I, Brittany Lynn, will be
walking around California with my best
friend Tessa in our Pokemon costumes. I
will be an animal caretaker and will own
two Siberian Huskies.
In 10 years, I, Bianca
Macias, will be a hot
mama living in Cali
with my four athletic,
beautiful children.
In 10 years, I, Ksenia
Mack,
will
be
traveling the world.
In 10 years, I,
Tommy Madaras,
will be swimming in
a pool of money.
In 10 years, I, Jeff
Madden, I will be 10
MOST CHANGED SINCE FRESHMAN YEAR
years older and living
out West.
JON BARZACCHINI
In 10 years, I, Lauren
NATALIE OLSON
Madden, will have
RUNNERS-UP:
earned my PhD in
2. RYAN WOLFE
neuroscience and will
JENNY BRANDT
probably be wearing
a really cool lab coat
3. JOE D’SILVA
when I go to work.
LAUREN MROZ
In 10 years, I, Ellie
Mahnke, will be
working at a hospital
In 10 years, I, Kyle Koss, will probably
be working for Steve.
In 10 years, I, Katie Kouvelis, will be
married, have kids, and will
be traveling the world.
In 10 years, I, Steven
Krueger, will be making
more money than you.
In 10 years, I, Amy Krzoska,
will be married and living in
the mountains out West.
In 10 years, I, Jack
Lakowske, will be 27 and
starting a company.
In 10 years, I, Matt Lanus, will still be
a normal guy getting up every morning,
putting my pants on two legs at a time,
just like everyone else.
In 10 years, I, Amy Latuszek, will be
a speech pathologist with a child and a
wonderful husband. I will have a home
in Georgia and soak up the sunshine!
In 10 years, I, Catherine Lauerman,
will be staring at the Eiffel Tower from
my window sitting next to my adorable
husband and cutie kids.
In 10 years, I, Kailey Leahy,
will be famous.
In 10 years, I, Alicia Leja,
will—I am not sure.
In 10 years, I, Mateo Leudo,
will still have a heavy accent.
I will be following in Juan
Pablo’s footsteps on the hit
TV show “The Bachelor.”
In 10 years, I, Paul Lewis,
will have graduated from medical
school, be in residency to become
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IN TEN YEARS
in Illinois as a labor and delivery nurse.
I also hope to have settled down and
gotten married possibly starting to have
kids.
In 10 years, I, Clare
Majewski, will be living
in Europe, far away from
y’all.
In 10 years, I, Katie
Malek, will be traveling
the country teaching
English to underprivileged
students,
correcting
people’s grammar, and
still owe Matt Lanus five
dollars.
In 10 years, I, Kevin
Maranan, will chillin’
with Tupac in Cuba
making albums.
In 10 years, I, Sheila Martin, will be
the Dean of Saint Viator high school
along with Claire Mildred Soch and
taking care of Kook.
In 10 years, I, Tom Martin, will be
living a van down by the RIVER!
In 10 years, I, Mary Kate Marty, will
be married to Harry Styles and if anyone
else answered this question with the
same answer, back off he’s mine.
In 10 years, I, Gina Mastrodomenico,
will be married with a great job and have
a lake house in Wisconsin.
In 10 years, I, Paulette Matuk, will be
on my honeymoon.
In 10 years, I, Megan McCollum,
will traveling the world with my hubby
Adam Levine and my dog Charlie.
In 10 years, I, Sean McDermott, will
Be living in a sand castle with a talking
pet jackalope named Nigel.
In 10 years, I, Brennan McGuire, will
hopefully be able to be self-employed.
In 10 years, I, Sloan McHugh, will I
will be a physical therapist living in my
own apartment in the city.
In 10 years, I, Kevin McMahon, will
Probably be cruising in my brand new
2024 Honda Odyssey on my way to get a
fresh bowl cut.
In 10 years, I, Emily McManus, will
be an official photographer for National
Geographic. As a result of my job, I will
also be straight killing the Instagram
game.
In 10 years, I, Jack McNamara, will be
28 years old.
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own a baby sloth and at least one dog,
who is sure to have an odd name. I will
be a successful vet who volunteers on the
side.
In 10 years, I, Zack Niro, will
be making the world a better
place.
FUTURE PRO ATHLETE
In 10 years, I, Jacob Nottoli,
will be somewhere.
ORE AROGUNDADE
In 10 years, I, Karol Nowak,
ERIN FABBRI
will become a hero of some
RUNNERS-UP:
sort. In addition, I will be
2. ROBERT RENNER
the ultimate gentleman who
always stays strong and puts
DANA GATTONE
others’ needs first.
3. BOBBY CALMEYN
In 10 years, I, Connor
MEGHAN CARROLL
O’Grady, will be the head
coach of the Chicago Bulls,
with my longtime assistant
In 10 years, I, Chris Meehan, will be Joe Faerber by my side.
graduating from veterinary school and In 10 years, I, Natalie Olson, will be
entering a residency for a few years working in Disney as a princess. I will
before getting a job out in the real world. be married to my Prince Charming and
In 10 years, I, Pete Meyer, will be living we will be living in Cinderella’s castle,
happily ever after.
a good life.
In 10 years, I, Lilly Miossi, will be In 10 years, I, Matt O’Neill, will be
starting a family, loving my job and I will working in a front office for a professional
be making frequent trips to visit my best sports team, happily married.
In 10 years, I, Megan Pacholok, will
friend, Megan, in Norway.
In 10 years, I, Spencer Moore, will be living in Paris, while attempting to
be married to Tara Kane, livin’ on da learn French.
beach...makin’ bank...cashin’ checks... In 10 years, I, Karina Parrish, will be
throwin’ money in the air like I don’t out of school, working as an optometrist
living somewhere warm with my
really care.
In 10 years, I, Joe Moynihan, will be husband and two kids.
a millionaire. Own my own business. In 10 years, I, Jason Peiser, will be
running a successful
Living in Texas.
business. I will be driving
In 10 years, I, Lauren
a Bentley Continental
Mroz, will be married
GT and living in a sick
with a family, happily
penthouse
somewhere
reporting for ESPN, still be
in
LA,
Dallas,
Miami, or
working off the Kai high,
anywhere
that’s
warm.
and tweeting 100x a day.
In 10 years, I, Renee
In 10 years, I, Megan
Perkowski,
will
Mueller, will be a nurse at
continue
to
fulfi
ll
my
vocation
and
a large hospital...hopefully married.
In 10 years, I, Annie Nagle, will be a dream as a pediatrician, traveler, and
happily married physician’s assistant future mother and wife.
living in the suburbs and hopefully In 10 years, I, Maria Petrillo, will be
married to the legend himself, Nick
expecting my first child.
In 10 years, I, Jack Napoleon, will be Winter. We will be living in Vermont
an entrepreneur with my two brothers with our own little legends running
around serenading little girls on the ski
and driving a Ford Raptor.
slopes.
In 10 years, I, Rachel Neubauer, will
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In 10 years, I, Michael Piet, will be
pursuing a rap career under the name
“Chief Piet,” or I’ll be in the NBA. Haven’t
decided yet.
In 10 years, I, Matt
Prazuch, will be waking up
in a new Bugatti.
In 10 years, I, Erin
Primdahl, will basically
be the 21st century Jackie
Kennedy.
In 10 years, I, Anna Ptacin,
will be a CEO sitting in my
corner office overlooking the
city skyline.
In 10 years, I, Daniel Ptack,
will be partying.
In 10 years, I, Tyler Purcell,
will be Batman.
In 10 years, I, Connor Purk, will be
an Olympic skier in the men’s ski cross
event, and living in Utah.
In 10 years, I, Alex Quist, will be
running my own successful business.
In 10 years, I, Christina Raffini, will
be a physician’s assistant, most likely
living in Arlington Heights and married.
In 10 years, I, Rachel Rapala, will own
a company that makes chocolate covered
Converse, and I will be HAPPY!
In 10 years, I, Eliana Rivera, will be,
hopefully not in debt,
far away from Illinois
maybe Santa Barbara,
married
rich,
and
feeding my shopping
addiction.
In 10 years, I, Caitlin
Roberts, will be
happily married to Josh
Hutcherson (who had a
growth spurt) with my
first child on the way.
I’ll be directing the movie adaptation of
my first novel, starring Leo.
In 10 years, I, Kyle Robinson, will be
building bridges around the world.
In 10 years, I, Brianna Rogozinski,
will be married, having fun, spending
time outside riding horses, and traveling
around the world.
In 10 years, I, Cathryn Rooney, will be
somewhere warm.
In 10 years, I, Francisco Scaramuzza,
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will be 27, hopefully working for a race
team as an engineer, perhaps in F1 or
NASCAR.
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In 10 years, I, Santiago Sordo
Palacios, will have finished my
undergraduate studies and have
spent a few years serving
an
underprivileged
community. I will have
begun my graduate studies
and started working at a
MOST LIKELY TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE
non-profit organization.
MITCH RYAN
In 10 years, I, Patrick
BROOKE KING
Spanier,
will
be
representing a big four
RUNNERS-UP:
firm in China, after acing
2. HUDSON LUTHRINGSHAUSEN
the CPA and earning my
NINA BYSKOSH
masters from University of
3. TYLER HARRIS
Kansas.
ERIN PRIMDAHL
In 10 years, I, Bree St.
Pierre, will be a stay
at home mother living
in California. I’ll be a
multimillionaire
living in a mansion
In 10 years, I, Kayla Schaefer, will be
with
a
waterpark
in my backyard, and
on a farm with my husband. I will be a
my
husband
will
be
famous.
successful FBI agent that works with in
In 10 years, I, George Stamos, will
the behavioral unit.
In 10 years, I, Megan Schreuder, will have started my own business in the
sporting industry.
be traveling the world.
In 10 years, I, Katharine Sexton, In 10 years, I, Kristen Strand, will be
will be killin’ it as an editor for Vogue stargazing with my hunk of a husband
Magazine, as well as raising my three and my three kids while drinking a maikids while my husband wins high profile tai in paradise. I will be filled with love
and true happiness.
legal cases.
In 10 years, I, Parker Simonaitis, In 10 years, I, Clare Supplitt, will be
will be on the summer acting part-time, most likely waitressing
festival tour with my full-time.
band Ember Oceans, In 10 years, I, Jon Surdam, will be at
getting
ready
for the top of the non-existent freestyle
our
Lollapalooza rap game. I will also be with the most
beautiful girl, horseback riding into the
headlining show.
In 10 years, I, Kristen sunset.
Sink, will be living my In 10 years, I, Matt Szleszynski, will
life and doing what I be the head of a wealthy company that
will rise to rule the world, or I will be
love.
In 10 years, I, Flynn some weird guy dancing to the best
Sirrell, will be writing songs from each decade. Hopefully both.
In 10 years, I, Rosemary Thomas, will
for a popular TV show.
In 10 years, I, Frankie Skinner, will probably have finished school and found
be planning live events and will own the a job.
In 10 years, I, Stephen Todd, Jr., will be
Shedd Aquarium.
getting
my doctorate in environmental
In 10 years, I, Andy Smith, will be
sciences.
finished with grad school and working
In 10 years, I, Kelsey Trimble, will be
my way to success.
In 10 years, I, Claire Soch, will done with PA school, living somewhere
hopefully be the co-dean of students at very warm, starting a family, and I will
have a job in the medical field.
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IN TEN YEARS
In 10 years, I, Alex Tuccori, will be a
successful entrepreneur, and I will have
a beautiful wife and kids.
In 10 years, I, Mark Tun,
will be done with college,
living in a nice apartment,
still playing soccer, and
maybe be in a band with a
nice lady friend.
In 10 years, I, Charles
Walberg, will be doing
something that makes me
genuinely happy, whatever
that may be, I’m not sure yet.
In 10 years, I, Anthony
Wendling, will be in an
apartment in California and
doing work with computers
for a company that needs
me.
In 10 years, I, Kim Whalen, will be
going on adventures and doing even
crazier things.
In 10 years, I, Ben Wilder, will be
super successful, owning lots of cars and
clothes and stuff.
In 10 years, I, Laura Williams, will
be doing what I love and love what I am
doing. I will be working in the Graphic
Design industry. I will also continue
with community service in the future.
In 10 years, I, Chrissy Wimberly, will
be a married, pregnant nurse working at
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In 10 years, I, Kristen Yi, will be 28
years old and still 5’2”.
In 10 years, I, Matt Yoder, will be
standing on the newly
established Swiss border
wondering if there was
some alternate meaning to
MOST LIKELY TO TAKE OVER THE WORLD
the only Swedish phrase I
bothered to learn.
ERIC ZUBA
In 10 years, I, Emily Zelko,
NINA BYSKOSH
will be a nurse practitioner
RUNNERS-UP:
saving lives and raising a
2. MIGGY AGUILAR
family of my own.
MARY KATE MARTY
In 10 years, I, Molly
3. MICHAEL KICINSKI
Ziegler, will own a vast
BROOKE KING
collection of adorable baby
animals that I will provide
homes for with the huge
amounts of money I make
one of the top trauma hospitals in the from my chain of fondue restaurants.
country.
In 10 years, I, Jason Ziolkowski, will
In 10 years, I, Nick Winter, will be a be living in a cabin in the mountains
living legend.
somewhere in Summit County.
In 10 years, I, Ethan Wolf, will be the
single ruler of the world.
In 10 years, I, Ryan Wolfe, will be
teaching music and giving private voice
lessons out of a studio. I’ll be rolling in all
of the cash that I made in my extremely
well-paying profession.
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FAREWELLS
As seniors board the flight to their future,
parents give them their boarding pass and
last goodbyes
Congratulations Ellie!
Good luck as you head to
the career you will love.
We love you always!
Mom, Dad and Adam
Ian Malek
“It is good to have an end to journey toward; but it
is the journey that matters, in the end.”
—Ernest Hemingway
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farewells
To the once-freshmen
who taught me what it is
to be a teacher—Do not
stray from your dreams,
and they will not stray
from you! A teacher
never forgets her first
students!
—Mrs. Marino
Congratulations Ethan!
Whether it was in the classroom, the
soccer field, or the volleyball court…
you made your mark at Saint Viator.
We couldn’t be more proud.
Love, Dad, Mom, Ben, Zach, and
Rebecca.
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Mark, congratulations on four
fantastic years!!!
We are so proud of you!!! Best of luck
at Benedictine University!!! Love you
very much!!!
Mom and Dad
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Congratulations, Kyle!
We are so proud of you!
Love, Mom, Dad,
Lindsey, and Ella
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FAREWELLS
“You are not on a
journey to God; you
are on a journey
WITH God.”
—Steve Maraboli
“The most important
reason for going from
one place to another is to
see what’s in between.”
—Norton Juster
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farewells
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FAREWELLS
Congratulations,
Kristen!
Doing what you love
is freedom, loving
what you do is
happiness.
Good luck at Butler
University!
All my love, Mom
“The thing about
trains... it doesn’t
matter where they’re
going. What matters is
deciding to get on.”
—The Polar Express
Seniors: Thanks for all the
questions, class discussions,
challenges and laughs--I
hope you find happiness
and fulfillment in all you do!
And to the best HR ever...
we’re kind of a big deal.
With karaoke jam sessions,
music Fridays, never
winning a competition
(ever), to our own HR
Lenten sacrifice...it’s been
four years that I won’t
forget!
—Mrs. Spiewak
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farewells
Good luck to you in
michigan at LSSU.
We love you and
hope all your
dreams are going
to come true!
Mom, Dad, and bros
Never forget that you are a
miracle that God created
to change the world. So...
believe in yourself and
go change it. Look in the
mirror each day and see the
best in you, especially those
days when you’ve messed
up or failed. If that is hard
(like it is for many of us on
some days), ask God to help
you see you with His eyes.
Finally, remember that you
will always have a home
here. We love you.
—Fr. Corey
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FAREWELLS
Congratulations, Rachel!
We are so proud of you and your
accomplishments. Best of luck in
college.
Love, Mom, Dad, Caitlin, & Greta
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Ryan,
A baseball player, a football player and an editor-in-
chief.
What an adventure it’s been!
All our love,
Mom & Dad
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Whatever
direction you
decide,
North to
Marquette or
South to SLU
you will do
amazing things!
Thanks for being
you!
Tons of Love X/O
FAREWELLS
CONGRATULATIONS, ROBERT!
WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU. WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST AT FGCU!
PRAY NOT FOR THINGS, BUT FOR WISDOM AND COURAGE.
DON'T AIM FOR SUCCESS IF YOU WANT IT; JUST DO WHAT YOU LOVE AND
BELIEVE IN, AND IT WILL COME NATURALLY.
ALL OUR LOVE,
DAD, MOM & ANDREA
XOXOX
Kudos to the senior cast
members of FOOTLOOSE! who
refused to be FROZEN out of
rehearsals and staged their own
practice at the race track. (Also
a big thank you to Maria Petrillo
and her dad for arranging the
space in which to rehearse.)
Theater I seniors, answer the
question, “If the planet is gone,
don’t the crystals go with it?”
Theater II seniors, thanks for
all the crazy improvisations
you created that the world
will never see.
Film Study seniors, “Here’s
looking at you, kids.” I
enjoyed seeing you enjoy
great films with great
enthusiasm.
—Mrs. Costello
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FAREWELLS
Your class is filled with leaders, pride and tons of school spirit. I have so many
memories...Jack Lakowske’s driving skills when faced with the sun and a light pole,
Sean Esterquest coming with Conor Brennan to ask to get Conor out of detention for
the filming of the senior video, the morning locker regulars—Annie Nagle and Chris
Meehan—witty morning greetings, great chats with Tim Gruensfelder on the way
to elevators, the charm of David Kellner and Robert Renner—there are too many to
mention. I have loved the caring, huge heart and great spirit of the class of 2014—go
carrying your gifts and Viatorian spirit to the world that sorely needs you! Here are
my “wills” to you:
• To always remember who you are and where you come from.
• To live your faith by who you are and what you do.
• To live your life with passion and persistence.
• My morning “hellos” on a tough day
• The Viator spirit in your heart always--you are always one of my Lions!
Blessings,
Dean Deb
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Congratulations Kristen Hackel!
“We may run, walk,
stumble. drive, or fly,
but let us never lose
sight of the reason for
the journey, or miss a
chance to see a rainbow on the way.”
—Gloria Gaither
We are so proud of you & all that you have
accomplished in the
last four years.
You have a bright
future ahead of you.
Remember anything is
possible.
Luv & Hugs,
Mom, Dad, Bogie & Iris
Congratulations, Jack!
You have made us all
very proud!
Go out there and do
amazing things!
Emily,
congratulations
on all of
your school
achievements.
We are so proud
of you. Have fun
at Loyola!
Love, Mom &
Mikey
Love,
Mom, Dad, Molly &
Bob-O
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FAREWELLS
Wishing you all much success over the next four
years. May your paths always lead you back together.
Love, The Annels, Kouvelises & Schaefers
Congratulations to St. Viator Baseball’s
Class of 2014
May All of Your Future Hits Be Home Runs !
Front Row (L-R): Jack N., Jack McN, Matt P., Pete M. Mike P.
Back Row (L-R): Robby J., Bobby C., Jack McE., Joe B., Matt O’N.
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To the class of 2014,
You were my first class
here, and you are the last to
know me as Ms. Schaefer.
You wrote me raps, called
me K-Skiffs, stalked me on
YouTube, and made me
laugh (or bang my head on
the wall). These are days
that you will remember
(fondly or not), so take
everything you learned
here off into that great
big world. Be proud of the
people you have become. I
most certainly am.
—Mrs. Jeanneret
congratulations katie!
we are so proud of you!
love, mom and dad
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To the Class of 2014:
At the end of your
sophomore year it was
announced that your
beloved counselor Mrs. Julie
Kirkpatrick was leaving Saint
Viator. You were told that
your new counselor would
be Bro. Rob. I’m sure it was
difficult for many of you to
make the switch from warm
and fuzzy Mrs. Kirkpatrick
to blunt and to-the-point
Bro. Rob who wouldn’t let
you skip class to sit in the
counseling office. :) I had a
short amount of time to get
to know all of you but I must
say you have made an impact
on me and I have grown to
love each and every one of
you. You are an amazing
group and I brag about you
all the time. I have enjoyed
our times together and I
have always done what I
felt was best for you even
when you were mad at me
for doing it. God Bless and
know I will never forget you.
Peace and Love to each of
you!
—Br. Rob Robertson
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JOE,
YOU WORKED VERY
HARD THESE LAST
4 YEARS AND WE
ARE ALL SO PROUD
OF YOU. YOU WILL
DO GREAT AT
DePAUL AND IN LIFE.
ALL OUR LOVE AND
GREAT WISHES FOR
YOU,
MOM, DAD, NANA,
UNCLE JEFF AND AUNT LAURA
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If you’ve been a student of mine, you will recall that I often use humor to
lighten a tense mood. There’s really no reason to walk the Earth being angry.
Anger never solves problems. I never use humor, though, at the expense of
someone else’s feelings. My first piece of advice is to laugh every day...and laugh
hard. Laugh at yourself, too. No one is perfect. I’m laughing right now that
you’re reading this and considering taking my advice. I’m not perfect. Second,
I have always made a quip that I never entered the educational field to make
money. As a teen, a lot of us think money equates happiness, but the truth is it
doesn’t. It took me all of my 20s to figure this out. Money might buy you cars
and homes, but you will never be truly happy without love. Love God. Treat
each other with love. Find a career you love. Fall in love and love hard, no
matter who it may be with. Know, though, that love is hard work. Work hard,
stay positive, and love.
—Mrs. Anzalone
From pre-school to senior year
in the blink of an eye. We’re so
proud of you and all you’ve accomplished at Saint Viator. Look
out University of
Minnesota, here
she comes!
Congratulations,
Lauren!
Love,
Mom, Dad & Emily
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It has been a pleasure
to work with all
of you this year. I
sincerely hope you
are happy with your
choices for life after
Saint Viator. I will
continue to keep all
of you in my prayers
as you start the next
exciting step in your
life. God bless you
always!
—Mrs. Duggan
FAREWELLS
Congratulations, Megan!
We are so proud of all your
accomplishments. May God bless
you as you continue your
journey at Marquette.
All of our love,
Mom, Dad,
Marissa (‘11) & Michaela (‘18)
Congratulations, Caitlin!
Cakes, we are all so proud of you.
Good luck at DePaul!
Growing apart
doesn’t change the
fact that for a long
time we grew side
by side; our roots
will always be tangled. I’m glad for
that.
—Ally Condie
Karol,
Congratulations!
May all your
dreams come
true in the
future!
Love Mom & Dad
Love ,
Dad , Mom, Jennifer, Megan , and
Erin
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Congratulations,
Mitch!
farewells
We are proud of you
and the path you
have created. It has
been an enjoyable
ride!
Love, Mom and Dad
PREACH ALWAYS - USE WORDS
WHEN NECESSARY! Class of
2014, you have been given the gifts
necessary to live a life of witness
and faith. My prayer for you is
that you will carry the words you
have looked at throughout your
year in Ethics into your future. Be
people of courage, be people of
conviction, be people St. Viator is
proud to call our own.
God Bless,
Mrs. King
“The path to our
destination is not
always a straight
one. We go down the
wrong road, we get
lost, we turn back.
Maybe it doesn’t
matter which road
we embark on. Maybe what matters is
that we embark.”
—Barbara Hall
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I have enjoyed a unique relationship with the class of 2014 as a staff member and
parent. First and foremost thank you for allowing me the privilege of being a part
of your high school life. The class of 2014 is gifted in many ways – academically,
athletically, socially, and spiritually. You treat each other with respect and kindness.
You have set a good example for future senior classes. Whether you are a student
coming into the Testing Center or a friend of Matt, I have thoroughly enjoyed our
many conversations about school life, dances, college plans and friendships.
Specifically to the girls that frequent the Testing Center: you have enriched and
blessed my life – thank you! I will miss you!
Lastly, I would like to personally thank my Matt for never limiting me; you have
blessed me in more ways than I can count. What joy you have brought me (and
your dad). I will miss our car rides, laughing about silly stuff, and watching you nap!
Congratulations!
Good Luck and May God bless you!
Love, Mrs. Lanus – Mom
Dear Class of 2014,
Thanks for dougy-ing so
nicely with one another.
And for being great
examples of faith, hard
work and humor to our
community.
—Dean Sanford
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Kayla, we are excited to see where
the path will lead
through the next
four years. Stay focused & have fun.
Love you always,
Mom & Dad
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“You’re off to great places!
Today is your day!
Your mountain is waiting,
So... get on your way!”
—Dr. Seuss
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FAREWELLS
Congratulations Thomas!
Your adventure is only beginning! Good
luck in college.
We are so
proud of you.
We love you!
Mom, Dad,
Patrick (2009)
And Danny
(2011)
“Twenty years from now
you will be more disappointed by the things
that you didn’t do than
by the ones you did do.
So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the
safe harbor. Catch the
trade winds in your sails.
Explore. Dream.
Discover.”
—Mark Twain
“Limitations live only
in our minds. But if we
use our imaginations,
our possibilities become
limitless.”
—Jamie Paolinetti
Congratulations, Molly!
May you always have reason to celebrate
and people you love to celebrate with!
Lots of love,
Dad, Mom and Jamey
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Congratulations,
Dominique and
Michael!
We are very proud of
you!
All our love,
Mom, Dad, and Family
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