FALL 2015 - St. Laurence

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WHERE LEADERSHIP BEGINS
VISION
PROGRESS AND PLANS | ST. LAURENCE HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY
I n th is I s s ue
2015 Annual Report
Open House at St. Laurence
Year-End Sports Update
FALL 2015
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT
Lead us Laurence Men to Seize Victory!
Dear Friends of St. Laurence,
As I reflect on where we have been and where we are headed as a school, I am proud to be a Viking. This is
all thanks to the faculty and staff, alumni, parents and students who remained committed and courageous
during these transformative years.
Our faculty members were bold in enhancing the Viking education and building on our athletic foundation
to defend the glory of the black and gold. Although we faced challenging waves, their courageous attitude
and heartfelt commitment to the Edmund Rice Christian Brothers helped us achieve many successes.
St. Laurence is one of the only all-boy Catholic High Schools that showed an average increase in test-takers
the past three years, and our enrollment is on track to grow by 10% over a four-year period. We have also seen
improved attrition rates. By valuing our students and preparing them to be 21st century leaders, we achieved
these successes. We have remained unique with our academic schedule and curriculum, university and corporate partnerships, and consistent facility enhancements, along with our four-year leadership program.
Since 2012, St. Laurence made many faculty and facility enhancements required to provide a better educational
and athletic experience for our students. These include, but are not limited to, consistent salary increases
and an improved pension plan for our faculty, wireless access throughout the entire building, an updated
phone system, improved technology in the library, a varsity basketball locker room, a wrestling room and new
mats, a multi-purpose turf room, a new band room, tile abatement for our academic halls and wings, and an
energy-efficient boiler system.
These dramatic improvements to our school could not have happened without your support. Thank you for
participating in our networking luncheons, college internship program, and mentorship program. Thank you
also to those who updated their information for the 2016 alumni directory. Due to these efforts, our alumni
donor percentage improved by nearly 25% in three years and we experienced an extremely successful Annual
Fund ’16, closing at $539,390. We also had 272 new donors in three years, which is nearly 160% increase in total
new donors since AF12.
While much progress has been made, there is still work to do. We must continue to raise money to support
growth in spirituality, leadership, academics, athletics, and scholarships.
As always, you are the foundation for success and I continue to ask you for your support in prayers, time,
and financial commitment. Please stop by to see these enhancements. It would be great to show you around
and provide you an update.
Please help us Seize Victory on our future endeavors. Thank you and God Bless.
Warm Regards,
Joseph A. Martinez ‘99
President
Important Dates
VIKING WELCOME
GAME NIGHT WITH VIKING SOCCER
Thursday, October 8, 2015
vs Providence Catholic
Viking Visit Days
Joe Spano ‘94
Director of Admissions
Driver’s Ed Coordinator
Transportation Coordinator
Truth in Details
97
97% of graduates
will be attending
college or university
in the fall
39
39% of freshmen
tested into the
AP/Honors Program
St. Laurence is proud to announce another successful turnout at the entrance exam this year. We had an
outstanding percentage of our testers register, which
resulted in our freshmen class being the largest in the
school. What is most impressive about this group is that
39% of them were placed in our AP or Honors Programs.
The administration, faculty and staff have done an
outstanding job implementing and enhancing all of our
new initiatives that makes St. Laurence a unique choice
for students. The best way for students to experience
this is by attending a Viking Visit Day or an Open House.
If you know any students who are interested in St.
Laurence, please contact the Admissions Office at
(708) 458-6900 ext. 252, or fill out the student infor-
$76,872 in
scholarship money
per student
76,872
mation form on our website to receive communication
on upcoming events. You can also stay connected
with St. Laurence on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram,
LinkedIn and YouTube.
Thank you all for your continued support and
GO VIKES!
Congratulations to the Class of 2015 for
breaking the record for scholarship money
earned, making them the highest earning
graduating class in the history of St. Laurence!
Shadow Day/Basketball Clinic
Friday, October 9, 2015
Students who shadow have the
opportunity to participate in a
free Basketball Clinic run by the
STL coaching staff and players
held immediately after school.
Shadow Day/Baseball CliniC
Monday, October 12, 2015
Students who shadow have the
opportunity to participate in a
free Baseball Clinic run by the
STL coaching staff and players
held immediately after school.
Open House I
Sunday, November 1, 2015
10 am to noon
Open House II
Sunday, December 6, 2015
10 am to noon
Future Vikings Football Camp
Sunday, January 3, 2016
10 am to Noon
For 7th and 8th graders
Entrance Exam
Saturday, January 9, 2016
8 am
Please bring #2 pencils
and $25 testing fee
For more information or to
schedule a visit, please contact
Mr. Joe Spano at 708-458-6900
or [email protected]
Transportation
St. Laurence offers a safe and
affordable resource to get to and
from school. Students have the option
to be picked up by a St. Laurence/
Queen of Peace mini-bus or yellow
bus, exclusively for St. Laurence
and Queen of Peace students. Buses
will pick up and drop off students
at a location that works best for the
students and their families. St.
Laurence owns (4) 14-passenger
mini-buses that meet the required
federal safety standards. For more
information regarding our routes,
please contact Mr. Joe Spano at
708-458-6900, x 252.
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SPIRITUALITY
While our mission is directed by the Catholic
faith, St. Laurence is also catholic (universal)
in welcoming students of all faiths.
Father Norman Trela
School Chaplain
St. Laurence High School is an all boys
Catholic high school. While our mission is
directed by the Catholic faith, St. Laurence
is also catholic (universal) in welcoming
students of all faiths. It is the school’s
intention to develop leaders for society.
That leadership is nourished by faith and
a personal relationship with Jesus. Our
patron, St. Laurence, stands as a model
to be followed in generosity, self-giving,
understanding, service, and good will, to
name a few. Our students are encouraged
to participate as they are able, and to give
of their time, talent, and treasure for their
own good and the good of others.
83
83% of the
students at
St. Laurence
are Catholic
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In addition to taking a college course, our
students are accepting challenges to put
LEADERSHIP
their leadership development into action
in a variety of settings. STL junior Josiah
Jurevis attended the Illinois Leadership
Seminars (ILS) at North Park University.
Junior Ramon Flores attended the Hugh
O’Brian Youth Leadership workshop at
Loyola University. Junior Christian Ferrer and seniors Chris Wetzel and Matt
Shonder attended “Learning to Lead” at
Lewis University. There is also a group of
St. Laurence students are recognizing
30 seniors who will be leading a team for
the ways their leadership development
our Team of Teams program. In the past,
makes them more prepared for life after
the teachers have been the facilitators and
high school. With the importance that St.
mentors for the teams. It’s time for our
Laurence puts on leadership, there are
many opportunities students receive, of
which they are taking advantage. The new
partnership with Lewis University is a huge
success. Life and Career in the Emerging
Workplace, which is an undergraduate
course at Lewis, was adjusted and tailored
specifically for our upperclassmen to
receive college credit. Professors of the
course, which was held in the Leadership Center at St. Laurence, were Roman
Jeff Clemens, ‘00
Director of Leadership
students to put everything they are learning about leadership to work by being in
charge of a group of 14-16 of their peers.
This will give them some hands-on experience of what it is like being in charge of a
team. Among the responsibilities of these
students will be communication within
their team, decision-making and problem
solving, creation of challenges and competitions, decisions on service and fundraising opportunities.
Ortega and Joseph Volin, a 2006 gradu-
There may continue to be a leadership
ate of St. Laurence. “I am impressed with
void in many factions of our society, but
the quality of college preparation that the
here at St. Laurence High School, we con-
student’s exhibit and the natural transition
tinue to stay positive, innovative, and mor-
they have made to Lewis University. Also
ally and ethically strong in our leadership
evident is the leadership ethos that perme-
development. Our passion and mission
ates all scholastic endeavors and class-
is one focused on progress, growth and
room interactions at St. Laurence. They
maturation of the whole individual in order
are some of the best high school students
to come together, move forward, and leave
that I have ever worked with,” said Ortega.
no one behind. Sail On Vikings!
Our passion and mission is focused on
progress, growth and maturation of the whole
individual in order to come together, move
forward and leave no one behind.
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ACADEMICS
As we begin the 2015-2016 school
through a mentoring program. Partners
year, we will continue to concentrate on
in Achievement provides STL parents and
academic collaboration. We will continue
students with college planning and career
our academic partnerships with Lewis
readiness expertise through education
University and DePaul University with our
workshops and family consultations.
STEM and Leadership initiatives.
Dan Keating ’79 will be teaching an ACT
prep course to juniors on Saturdays at St.
Laurence. The ten-week, three hours per
session course will cover all areas of the
ACT process. Dan’s students have shown
much success on the ACT test after taking
Jim Muting ’73
Principal
this prep course.
Dan graduated from the University of
Chicago Law School in 1986. He is starting his 28th year as a Law professor at
Washington University School of Law in St.
Louis. Dan was twice voted Outstanding
Professor of the Year by the law students
at Washington University. He also received
the Distinguished Faculty Award from
Washington University and served three
terms as Interim Dean at Washington Uni-
I would like to welcome
our new teachers and the
courses he or she will be
teaching at STL:
Mr. Tom King
Physics
Ms. Christina Grannan
Spanish
10 years of experience as an ACT tutor and
teacher. He uses teaching techniques that
are supported by the most current studies
on efficient learning. He has authored or
co-authored three books and more than
two dozen scholarly articles.
confusion of college planning by guiding
families through the process. Partners in
Achievement works with students to identify a major and field of study, build a strong
college list, enhance essays and personal
statements, submit applications and
complete all necessary financial aid forms.
The mission of this program is to empower
parents with the knowledge needed to
create a personalized college achievement
In addition to Dan Keating’s work with
Br. Francis Gammaro
Science
plan while mentoring students to achieve
ACT prep, Jim Reilly ’79 introduced STL to
success in high school, college and be-
Mrs. Kelley Moore
Biology
“Partners for Achievement.” This program
yond. Partners in Achievement currently
helps parents and students with college
advises over 250 families from more than
admissions and financial aid, while inspir-
50 school districts throughout the Chicago-
ing students to achieve their potential
land area.
Mr. Jay Clarke
English and Head
Lacrosse Coach
Ms. Kate Gaffey
Art and Graphic Design
Mr. Jim Tracy ’72
Athletic Associate
And returning for his 51st year
Mr. Tom Rezek
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versity School of Law. Dan has more than
The goal is to help relieve the stress and
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Partners for Achievement helps parents and
students with college admissions and financial
aid, while inspiring students to achieve their
potential through a mentoring program.
ATHLETICS
“Defend the Glory.”
Year-End Update The Viking studentathletes continue to “Defend the glory of
the black and gold!” This past winter saw
Coach Maley guide the basketball team
to the most wins since 2008-09. This
included winning the Stagg Thanksgiving
tournament and earning a Top 10 ranking
in the Southtown early in the season.
Coach Maley will look to build upon this
success in his 2nd year at the helm. Additionally, the wrestling team produced
some great individual performances, as
3 Vikings qualified for the State Finals.
Senior Frank Tomaskovic led the way with
a 6th place finish at heavyweight.
In the spring, the baseball team won their
5th straight Regional Championship. They
now have captured 8 Regionals in the 10
years that Pete Lotus has been the head
coach. The Vikes return a lot of talent and
will be looking to capture another CCL Blue
title while chasing a state title next season.
Also, the lacrosse team posted another solid
season, as they finished the regular season
in the top 15 of their class. Meanwhile,
the bass fishing team sent a boat to the
State Finals for the 3rd straight year. Santo
Munizzi and Paul Petan were the members
of the qualifying boat for the Vikings.
As we put the 2014-15 school year into
the history books, we are confident our
student-athletes will continue to excel on
and off the field this year, and invite you to
attend home sporting events and see our
teams in action!
Viking Voyage We are very excited to announce that Jim Tracy ’72 has joined the
athletic department. Jim’s focus will be on
development efforts for athletics, primarily
the Viking Voyage. His work will be instrumental as we continue to grow the Viking
Voyage. Jim will be reaching out to many
of our alumni athletes and former coaches
for support in growing the Viking Voyage.
Thank you to everyone who supported
the Viking Voyage this past year. We had
the best year yet, and are looking to build
upon that this year. Thanks to your generosity, we were able to start improvements
in the Charles Grunhard Fitness Center.
We are still working toward our goal to
replace all the equipment. If you would
like to support the current project, or any
of our specific athletic programs, please
contact Jim at 708-458-6900 x253 or
[email protected].
New Hires In addition to adding Jim Tracy
to the athletic department, we are excited
to welcome Jay Clarke as the new Head
Lacrosse Coach and Clayton French as the
new Head Wrestling Coach.
Coach French comes to the Vikings from
downstate Mt. Carmel High School,
where he was the head coach last year.
Previously, he was an assistant coach
at Willowbrook High School for 6 years.
Clay wrestled at Eastern Illinois and then
joined the coaching staff at EIU when he
graduated. He also got started in mixed
martial arts while in college and has
compiled a 20-7 record in his career. Clay
has bolstered his staff with the additions
of Carson Beebe and Joe Phelan. Beebe
was a 3-time State placer at Montini.
He is also an MMA fighter and helps run
Beebe Trained School of Wrestling with his
brothers. Meanwhile, Phelan has been the
longtime head of the Badgers Wrestling
Club and brings over 20 years of coaching
experience with him.
Coach Clarke takes over the lacrosse program looking to build upon the successes
in the program’s short history. Jay played
lacrosse at Marian Catholic and then at
Illinois State University where he was a
4-year starter and 2-year captain. He has
a wide array of coaching experience,
including serving as the head coach at
Marian Catholic, coaching at elite camps
on the East Coast, and most recently serving as the head men’s and women’s coach
at Newcastle University in England. Jay has
been a great ambassador for the sport and
he is excited to continue to grow it at St.
Laurence and on the Southside. In addition to coaching and teaching at St. Laurence, Jay will be running a youth lacrosse
program drawing from the Midway area,
Burbank, and the surrounding suburbs.
We welcome
Clay and Jay as
exciting additions
to our coaching
staff. We are confident they will bring
sustained success
to their respective
programs.
Tim Chandler
Athletic Director
Sports Management
Club Moderator
Student Athlete Spotlight
Paul Petan ’16 is an honors student,
3-sport athlete, and tremendous leader.
He attended Palos South Middle School
and resides in Palos Heights. Paul is a
captain for the football, lacrosse, and
bass fishing teams. He is a starter and
key contributor in football and lacrosse,
and he is on the top boat and a returning
State Qualifier for the fishing team. Despite
juggling commitments to 3 sports, Paul
carries an impressive 4.15 GPA.
Reflecting on his high school years, Paul
says, “I am very thankful for the opportunities that St. Laurence has provided me.
I have developed as a student, an athlete,
and a leader. STL feels like home to me
and I have built great relationships with
my classmates, teammates, coaches,
faculty, and staff. The fact that I have
been able to be a multi-sport athlete for
all 4 years without having to choose one
sport over another has been one of the
highlights of my experience.”
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ACTIVITIES
This year, we introduce the newly-formed
Board Game Club and Rock Climbing Club.
Laura Baldwin
Activities Director
English Teacher
I can hardly believe that school is back in
In this spring of last year I was approached
session, as summer seemed to zoom by.
once again to start a new team: Speech
Activities at St. Laurence keep the school
and Debate. Following the format and suc-
filled for twelve months out of the year,
cess of the Chess Team, this year school I
including students and parents. It truly is
will be moderating a Speech and Debate
a wonderful experience at St. Laurence
Club. Change that sentence to read, “We
year-round.
will learn the fundamentals of competing
Two years ago, I was approached by a
group of students regarding starting a
chess team at STL. That year I moderated
a Chess Club to focus on learning the
fundamentals of the game while researching the most appropriate way to enable
our school to become part of a league of
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in Speech and Debate competitions, with
the hope that for the 2016-2017 school
year, we have enough knowledgeable,
competitive members to compete with
our own STL team. We also have two new
clubs for this school year: Board Game
Club and Rock Climbing Club.
chess teams. Graciously, a new teacher,
St. Laurence is an activity-driven school,
Mr. Ben Dahm, took over the club in the
and any ideas are always appreciated and
fall of 2014, and became the moderator of
considered. Therefore, if students, par-
the newly formed STL Chess Team. He and
ents, or alumni have ideas for new clubs
the students had a wonderful experience
or teams, please make sure to contact me.
and hope to continue to grow as a team.
Have a wonderful first semester!
The first 50th year reunion at St Laurence,
ALUMNI
hosted by the Class of 1965, was a huge success!
Thanks to everyone who attended our
inaugural all-school reunion. This was the
first celebration for a 50th year reunion
at St Laurence. We had a great turnout
and hope you enjoyed reconnecting with
friends and former classmates. We look
forward next year’s all-school reunion,
2015 Hall of Fame
Inductees
Bill Riordan ’88
Football and Baseball
Bryan Pruitt ’90
Football
Dan Ruane ’79
Football
highlighted by the class of 1966.
Joe Kenny ’70
Wrestling
Last January, we launched our first-ever
Mark Ewald ’73
Football
Internship program. We had 18 recent
graduates meet with professionals from
various different fields, most of whom
were fellow Vikings. This year, Gary Miller
’72 will host a seminar on interview skills
and resume building. The seminar will be
held on December 16. Following this, on
January 6, the prospective interns will put
their skills to work and meet the intern
hosts. If you would like to host a young
Viking as an intern or if you are a young
Viking looking for an internship, please
contact Adam Lotus via email at alotus@
stlaurence.com.
Adam Lotus ’01
Director of Alumni
Assistant Recruiter
Assistant Varsity
Baseball Coach
Dan Nyblom ’97
Track
Ken Ritter ’84
Baseball
Joe Moore ’96
Hockey
2002 -2003 Basketball Team
Coach Jerry Doorhy ’91
Football
2015 Presidential Award
Winners
Tom Allison, ’69
President and CEO
Stan Fronczak, ’65
Professional
John Barnicle, ’82
Entrepreneur
Viking Pride Dinner
Friday, November 6, 2015
6:30 p.m.
St. Laurence High School
$75
Join us to celebrate athletic
and professional inductees into
the St. Laurence Hall of Fame!
Tickets can be purchased online at
www.stlaurence.com/alumni. All tickets must be purchased by November
4. For more information, contact
Adam Lotus at 708-458-6900, x237
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TH A N K YO U to
celebrate our first
everyone who helped 50th Anniversary Reunion
weekend! We had the classes
of 1965, 1975, 1985, 1995, and
2005 well-represented, along
with many other alumni who
attended our All-Alumni
Reunion. We look forward to
continuing this great tradition
for years to come! A highlight
of the evening was the varsity
41-20 victory over St. Ignatius
in football. On Vikings!
KOZAK’S CORNER
The St. Laurence Office of Alumni Relations
has learned of or been informed of the passing
of the following alums since February, 2015:
Ed Kozak ’79
Institutional Advancement
Associate
Comedy Club Moderator
Jonathan Crotty ‘00 is now teaching as
a reading specialist at a charter school on
the west side of the city of Chicago. His
wife, Julie, and he welcomed Alexander
into the world last August, who is their
first child. The Crotty’s live in south-suburban Mokena.
Robert Szajkovics ’77 was featured in
the Daily Southtown sports section in
January in Tony Baranek’s Insider Bowling
column. It turns out that Bob, a Homer
Glen resident, shot a 853 series, including
rolling a perfect game and a 299 game,
and it included 31 strikes, making it his
15th career perfect game. Congratulations
to Bob on a tremendous achievement!
John Pollard ‘86 checked in. He was a
CPA with several firms in Chicago for 13
years, and then became an FBI agent, first
in Milwaukee, and then in Phoenix for the
past eight-plus years. We would tell you
more about what he does, but, you know!
He is married to Beth Ann and they have
three children: Katelyn, Jack, and Riley.
They reside in beautiful Surprise in the
Grand Canyon State of Arizona.
John Supich ‘86 also reported in. He is a
commercial pilot, specifically, a first officer
on the Airbus A-320 for Jet Blue Airways.
He and his wife Angela reside in Belleview,
Michigan, located near Ypsilanti. Thanks
for the update, John, and be safe.
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Robert JaniK
January 22, 2015
2005
Brian Kenny February 27, 2015
1980
Leon Boyes December 18, 2012
1973
Jerzy Burkot February 27, 2015
1994
Jerzy Burkot February 27, 2015
1994
William Flatley October 7, 2014
1965
Karl Turro March 15, 2015
1981
Randall Aurich July 12, 2010
1965
Dennis Durack September 13, 2014
1965
Frank Murphy May 5, 2014
1981
Robert Schwab August 7, 2012
1965
Angelo Dimonte
December 28, 2011
1965
Henry Chrusciel
April 17, 2015
1967
Kenneth Ida March 25, 2014
1975
Patrick Mitchell September 3, 2010
1972
Mark Maskos
June 16, 2015
1986
Ronald Koller December 30, 2006
1965
Randolph doman July 31, 2015
1965
Gary Tarter October 1, 2013
1973
John Litrenta ‘82 let us know recently
that he took a position as a Real Estate
Broker at McColly Real Estate. John and
his wife, Robin, are the proud parents of
two young Viking alums: John Vincent ‘11,
and James ‘13. They live in Orland Park.
Much success to John — defend the Glory
of the Black and Gold!
Nicholas Kostyk ’03 was ordained a
Catholic Priest this past
May in the Archdiocese
of Chicago. He attended
St. Joseph Grade School
in Summit. Interestingly
Father Nick will have the
faculties to celebrate
mass in both the Roman
and Byzantine Catholic rites. His first
assignment is at Our Lady of Perpetual
Help Parish in north-suburban Glenview.
Congratulations and God Bless!
Daniel Collins ‘65 reported in from the
Emerald Isle in Ireland. He and his wife
Adonica are both retired and decided to
live across the pond. They resided in the
city Cork, County Cork, and then this summer moved to Torrevieja, Spain. I think the
weather’s a little nicer in Spain. He wishes
all his Class of ’65 classmates well as they
celebrate their 50-year reunion. Erin Go
Bragh, Danny!
Dan Gregus ‘79 is an Athletic Hall of
Famer who helped lead his team to a
Prep Bowl victory in 1978 and was recently named SEC Associate Director for
the Broker-Dealer exam program in the
Chicago, IL office. Dan began his career
at the Securities and Exchange Commission in 1993 in the Enforcement Division.
Congrats and good luck in this important
position. Dan and his wife Tara live in west
suburban Riverside.
Here in the alumni office, we are still trying
to determine the details from one more
football homecoming game — the 1969
game. If you have a certain, no-doubtabout-it memory of the game, please
contact me at [email protected].
What’s your big news? Engaged? New job?
Won an award? I’d like to know about it! Send
your submission, with accompanying photo(s)
if possible, to [email protected] or fax to
708-458-7616 or mail to Ed Kozak, Alumni Office, St. Laurence High School, 5556 W. 77th
St., Burbank, IL 60459-1398. Note that not all
submissions will be used, and all are subject
to editing. I look forward to hearing from you.
STL Facilities: Progress & Plans
Completed in past 10 years
2005 Hall of Fame Hallway created: new
floor and wall plaques displaying Capital
Campaign Donors, Athletic Hall of Fame
Recipients, Laurence Award recipients, Black
& Gold and Heart of St. Laurence recipients.
2005 New communication technology
installed throughout the school to enhance
security and allow for direct contact with
classrooms. Athletic lockers installed.
2006 Opening of the Leadership Center,
refurbishing of upper and lower levels with
IT equipment.
2005/2006 Energy-efficient windows
installed throughout the school, new student
lockers, new fire alarm system.
2007 New floors installed in the foyer and
cafeteria, enhanced technology in science
labs.
2008 New artificial turf for football, lacrosse,
and soccer field, new 8-lane running track.
2008 New dugouts and press box installed
at Baseball Field.
2009 Athletic Field entrance and walkway
complete with brick pavers and benches.
2010 Gym painted and new ceiling installed.
Thank you!
DEVELOPMENT
I’m pleased to share with you the 2015
Annual Report. Please accept my most
sincere thanks for your support of this outstanding Annual Fund, which surpassed our
goal of $535,000 to close at $539,390.
while using cur-
We topped our goal, in many parts, due to
the generous support of our alumni and
friends. Our work does not stop here; there is
still much to accomplish. It is our intention to
become the premier, all-male high school of
choice on the south side and we must continue to work together to achieve that goal.
made gifts in
I encourage all of you to support St. Laurence
Annual Fund each year. Every gift is important and every gift counts towards providing
our current Vikings a strong faith foundation
and the best possible education within an
StL STEM-based learning environment,
We have confidence our alumni and friends
rent technology in
a well-maintained
physical campus.
I hope those who
Annual Fund ‘15
will do so again
in Annual Fund
‘16. If you weren’t
Anne Tucker
Director of Development
PADS Coordinator
able to make a
gift last year, please consider a gift this year.
will continue to recognize the advantage a
St. Laurence education gives our students
and support us in our important fundraising
work. Your continued support is vital to the
growth of our development efforts.
2011 Computer Lab refurbished: 50 state
of the art computers installed.
2012 Basketball locker room built, new
scoreboards, wireless access throughout
entire building.
2013 New energy efficient lights installed
in the gym.
ANNUAL
FUND
GROWTH
2014 New boiler system, south entrance
landscaping, wrestling room built, multi-turf
room renovation, Band Room remodeled.
2015 Cafeteria painted, floor abatement
in the main hallway and all wings, north
entrance landscaping, enhanced and
upgraded phone system, new baseball fence,
tennis courts painted, weight equipment
enhanced, trophy cases remodeled and
renovation of multi-media learning center.
TOTAL FUNDRAISING
FOR FISCAL YEAR 2014/2015
ANNUAL FUND 2015
$539,390.09
ENDOWMENT CONTRIBUTIONS $73,741.70
Annual Fund Total $613,131.79
ALUMNI OFFICE EVENTS
Sponsorship Signage
$12,000.00
Viking Pride Dinner
$22,684.00
Planned Future Projects
Final Four Extravaganza
$32,405.99
Expand Multi-Media Room and enhance
its technology
Alumni Golf Outing
$23,711.00
Upgrade tables and chairs in cafeteria
*AF13 does not
include $100,000
State Farm Grant
DONOR GROWTH
Alumni Events Total $90,800.99
BRICK PAVER PROGRAM
$1,650.00
Enhance technology in every classroom
Continue classroom floor abatement
Epoxy floor in main academic halls
and wings
New athletic locker room
COMBINED FUNDRAISING
FOR FISCAL YEAR 2015 $705,582.78
New green roof
VISION | FALL 2015
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CLASS of ’66
13 Donors $54,405
St. Laurence O’Toole
Society
William Eckhardt
Vice-President’s
Roundtable
George Ruebenson BM
Sponsors Circle
James Long
SOCIETY MEMBERS
Society (OTS)
$50,000 and above
ROUNDTABLE MEMBERS
President’s Roundtable
(PR) $25,000 - $49,999
Vice President’s
Roundtable (VPR)
$10,000 - $24,999
Principal’s Roundtable
(PRR)
$7,500 - $9,999
CIRCLE MEMBERS
Partners Circle (PC)
$5,500 - $7,499
Associates Circle (AC)
$3,500 - $5,499
Investors Circle (IC)
$1,500 - $3,499
Sponsors Circle (SC)
$1,000 - $1,499
CLUB MEMBERS
Viking Club (VC)
$750 - $999
Black & Gold Club (BGC)
$250 - $749
Friends of St. Laurence
(FSTL) Less than $250
CLASS of ’65
20 Donors $12,760
Associates Circle
Garry Kelly
Investors Circle
Richard Cremieux
Stanley Fronczak
Sponsors Circle
Richard Krasula
Black & Gold Club
Bishop Daniel Jenky
Timothy Kleczka
Robert Kunka
Timothy Lamke
Robert Smith BM
Gregory Steinbach
William Byrnes
James Gierucki
Thomas Griebel
Clem Herman
Howard Koster
Dennis Koziol
Rev. Paul Lipinski
James Rogers
James Sullivan
Dennis Wozniak
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VISION | FALL 2015
Black & Gold Club
Gary Coop
Peter Baier
James Janik
Jeffrey Mark
Gregory Sterk
Ronald Witkowski
James Antos
Joseph Bidinger
Ronald Biernat
Dennis Johnson
Charles Klimo
Roger Klocek
Theodore Konfederak
James Long
Jeffrey Mark
David McGovern
Guy Meyer
Frank Oles
Nick Palangio
William Showtis
CLASS of ’67
15 Donors $1,042
Black & Gold Club
Ronald Orkowski
Kenneth Baetzel
Paul Bien
John Bobek
John Cassiani
Mark Czerniak
Dennis Kiszonas
Richard Labash
Richard Mrotek
George Podrebarac
Glenn Polloway
Ralph Scnackel
John Sepiol
John Stepusin
Donald Walker
CLASS of ’68
24 Donors $5,854
Sponsors Circle
James Coleman
Timothy Skodon
Black & Gold Club
Joseph Barone
Michael Kelly
Daniel Maloney
Terrence Murphy
David Muzzy
William O’Connor
Michael Roche
Anthony Slawniak
John Bobko
William Bogolin
Dennis Chepulis
John Duffy
James Fennessy
William Funke
John Kedzuf
Raymond Landsiedel
John Mysliwiec
Robert Russo
James Schmitz
Joseph Skender
James Slykas
Stanley Thomas
CLASS of ’69
14 Donors $4,835
Investors Circle
C. Richard Panico
Black & Gold Club
Michael Colgan
Robert Litviak
Kevin Sykora
Daniel Arp
James Henry
Steven Malanowski
Michael Mickas
Michael O’Brien
Terrence O’Reilly
Thomas Paprocki
Robert B. Ryan
Dennis Walery
Walter Warachowski
CLASS of ’70
19 Donors $12,700
Vice-President’s
Roundtable
James Kochalka
Sponsors Circle
John McGetrick
Black & Gold Club
Neil Gaskin
Joseph Moore III
Leonard Barre
Robert Carroll
Daniel Czarnecki
Joseph Filipiak
Robert Foertsch
James Gabel
Michael Kelly
Thomas Lipinski
James McCrickard
Brian Murphy
Robert Musur
Michael Mysza
Kenneth Odom
David Pavela
Timothy Sulima
CLASS of ’71
15 Donors $4,500
Sponsors Circle
Michael Lepore
Michael E. Sliwoski
Black & Gold Club
Thomas Funke
James Kocher
Michael Pacetti
Thomas Rickert
Dennis Wills
Gregory Zaborniak
Dominick Byrne
Edward Erdman
Edward Pahuski
Edward Small
Robert Stachnik
Gregory Wolf
David Zawacki
CLASS of ’72
12 Donors $2,641
Sponsors Cirlce
Alan Dean
Black & Gold Club
Thomas Baier
Robert Ferrentino
Michael McCarthy
Gary Miller
Thomas Pisarczyk
John Bagdzius
Edwin Czopek
David Daniels
Earl Joyce
Edward Kuchta
Lawrence Mickas
CLASS of ’73
19 Donors $4,030
Viking Club
James Muting
Black & Gold Club
Robert Baier
Dennis Gannon
Edward King
Patrick King
Edward McDonough
Peter Vilkelis
John Arduino
Rev. Jeremiah Boland
Michael Dineen
Ronald Foys
Gary Hauser
William Herman
John Kappel
Robert Kenny
Martin Nothhelfer
Eugene Ryan
John Steed
Michael Zalewski
Ralph Zintak
CLASS of ’74
16 Donors $5,030
Investors Circle
Dave Shannon
Black & Gold Club
Lawrence Cramer
William Flamm
Kevin King
Michael Morefield
Michael Duda
John Fitzgerald
Lawrence Fitzgerald
Jack Gaworski
Stephen Hassel
Michael Kielty
Ross Kimmey
Kevin McCarthy
John Riordan
Joseph Smogor
Thomas Vergados
CLASS of ’75
23 Donors $59,305
President’s Roundtable
George Scanlon
Vice-President’s
Roundtable
Kevin Dages
Frank Tannura
Partners Circle
Chuck Naso BM
Investors Circle
Paul and Maggie Kuras
Sponsors Circle
Paul Pencak
Sponsors Circle
William Matevich
Viking Club
Dennis Foley
Martin O’Malley
Black & Gold Club
Michael Cahill
Samuel Delisi
Joseph Faber
James Hortsman
Michael Kelly
Kevin Letz
Bruce Nawara
Thomas Downes
Michael Gabel
Donald Haraf
Joseph Kalvaitis
Wayne Lipski
James Martin
Vincent Rusnak
Thomas Rybarczyk
Joseph Sova
William Walaszek
CLASS of ’76
14 Donors $2,750
Sponsors Circle
Michael Stankus
Black & Gold Club
Thomas Eder
Robert Lesniewski
Robert Renaud
Hon. Michael Burke
Timothy Cerney
Mark Curcio
Lawrence Gosewisch
Joseph Labno
Charles Lynch
Robert Pellegrini
Drew Steinbach
Gregory Suffield
Dominick Yocius
CLASS of ’77
25 Donors $7,225
Investors Circle
Dr. David Raminski
Sponsors Circle
Thaddeus Rogozinski
Black & Gold Club
Michael Corbett
James Dolinar
Terrence Gray
Alan Haraf
William Hinsberger
Brian King
Thomas Lange
David Mysza
Mark Podrazik
Neal Rourke
Richard Antonacci
William Baier
Lawrence Bochenek
Richard Buch
John Cisek
Joseph Cotter
Thomas Evoy
Richard Golz
Kurt Kufner
Anthony Mornar
Joseph Oboikovitz
Martin Rynne
Michael Tomasek
CLASS of ’78
15 Donors $10,375
Investors Circle
Michael Kenny
William Miller
Patrick Reidy
Black & Gold Club
Rev. James Presta
Friends of St. Laurenc
Joseph Ford
James Grannan
James Miller
Willliam Murphy
John Perry
Frank Recchia
Daniel Sadowsky
Peter Zuro
CLASS of ’79
15 Donors $15,335
Vice-President’s
Roundtable
James Reilly
Investors Circle
Daniel Keating
Sponsors Circle
Edward Czekaj
Viking Club
Daniel Gregus
Black & Gold Club
John Dul
Henry Lepore
Kevin Ryan
Richard Salvino
Daniel Creger
Joseph Dudzik
James Geringer
Thomas Kennedy
Edward Kozak
Louis Sliepka
Vincent Sykora
CLASS of ’80
16 Donors $9,975
Associates Circle
Michael McQuinn
Investors Circle
Thomas Cimino
Sponsors Circle
John Somerville
Black & Gold Club
Brian Dowling
Mark Hughes
Steven Biesiada
Robert Griffin
Marion Jelcz
Paul Kosinski
Robert Major
Brian Rotroff
Garrett Ryan
Ronald Ryan
Edward Tierney
Mitchell Tomaszkiewicz
Timothy Young
CLASS of ’81
14 Donors $7,000
Associates Circle
Joe Beatty
Viking Club
Thomas Clark
Black & Gold Club
Michael Gaynor
Michael Cunningham
Steven Graham
Kenneth Hickey
Jeffrey Kacmarek
Joseph Kokoszka
Robert Lehman
James McDermott
Steven Segvich
Vincent Smolucha
Thomas Stack
Gregory Uher
CLASS of ’82
12 Donors $25,600
Vice-President’s
Roundtable
George Houlihan BM
Associates Circle
Anonymous
Robert Junkroski
John Kelly
Associates Circle
James Bresingham
Investors Circle
James Rojas BM
Robert Bennett
Kurt Gregus
John Hallberg
Kevin Harrigan
Thaddeus Kosowski
Richard Krzyminski
Darius Laucius
Arthur Le Jeune
Matt McKeon
Timothy Sajewski
Peter Schroedle
Sponsors Circle
David Lopez
CLASS of ’87
9 Donors $25,038
Black & Gold Club
William Kenny
Kenneth Schum
Vice-President’s
Roundtable
Joseph Silich
David Biel
James Bouse
Kenneth Clark
Steve Flanagan
Ronald Kuzlik
Todd Biske
Paul Capparelli
Eric Fischer
Vince Fus
Dennis Hogan
Frank Hughes
Michael McDevitt
David Ritter
CLASS of ’83
5 Donors $11,150
Roundtable Member
James Roach BM
Black & Gold Club
Timothy Hurley
Jeffrey Junkas
Stephen Pabst
Ronald Rojas
William Toomey
CLASS of ’92
3 Donors $775
Black & Gold Club
Dennis Murphy
Chad Navarrete
Kevin Sellers
CLASS of ’93
5 Donors $1,450
Black & Gold Club
Michael Arenibar
Michael Gomez
Brian Hurley
Jaysen Orkowski
Edward Wilkowski
CLASS of ’94
4 Donors $1,284
Viking Club
Robert Carroll
Black & Gold Club
Joseph Madden
Sponsors Circle
Patrick Murphy
Terry Davey
Joseph Spano
Michael Brew
Michael Maziarka
Michael Piwowar
CLASS of ’95
9 Donors $4,350
Sponsors Circle
Michael Tomasek
Black & Gold Club
Raul Cepeda
Daniel Crawford
Peter Hernon
Adam Skoticki
Robert Tomasek
Scott Bittner
Vincent Ciocci
Daniel Goon
Brian Mladek
Thomas Nichin
Douglas Szafranowski
CLASS of ’00
3 Donors $375
Black & Gold Club
Joseph Tomasek
Dan Barcik
Allen Capp
Black & Gold Club
Daniel Tomasek
Black & Gold Club
Daniel Dorgan
Patrick Hurley
Black & Gold Club
Thomas Heebner
Matthew Kenny
Nika Alex
Brian Augustine
Christopher Bedalow
John Duckhorn
Thomas Lotus
Sean McCabe
Russell Cerocke
Edgar Chavez
Michael Durkin
Michael Steigerwald
CLASS of ’89
5 Donors $3,425
CLASS of ’96
8 Donors $1,800
Investors Circle
Timothy Carroll
Black & Gold Club
Matthew Kaczorowski
Kevin Kribs
Marc Milanowski
Greg Socha
CLASS of ’85
9 Donors $6,205
Associates Circle
Patrick Cooke BM
Sponsors Circle
Ken Kufner
Black & Gold Club
Robert Taveggia
Chris Tsakalakis
Joseph Ambrosia
Nick Francone
Richard Poppish
CLASS of ’90
5 Donors $700
Black & Gold Club
Curt Ringhofer
Patrick Arens
James Cavanaugh
James Pieper
Michael Roach
Edward Schaffer
Michael Delejewski
John Leddy
Albert Lind
Robert Swain
CLASS of ’86
14 Donors $13,200
CLASS of ’91
6 Donors $2,600
Partners Circle
Timothy Grunhard
Associates Circle
Jerry Doorhy BM
Adam Labuda
Sean Nugent
Joseph Riccordino
Eric Riggi
CLASS of ’97
2 Donors $525
Ed Crane ’75
Chuck Naso ’75
Endowment Benefactors
Joseph Beatty ’81
Non-Alumni Friends
of St. Laurence
FA Faculty
FR Friend
FF Former Faculty
AP Alumni Parent
CP Current Parent
AC Alumni Current Parent
BMBoard Member
BZ Business
MGMatching Gift
ST Staff
Society
Kathleen Hynes FA AP
Vice-President’s
Roundtable
Barcelona Memorial
Fund FR
District 220 FR
Associates Circle
Monterrey Security BZ
John Tompkins FR
Investors Circle
Beverly Bank & Trust
Joan Finnegan FF B
Big Shoulders
Honeywell Charity BZ
David Conrad ’81
Bryan & Marguerite
Tomasek FR
Bob Coverick ’74
Rev. Norman Trela ST
James Cranley
Sponsors Circle
Sam Delisi ’75
Anonymous
Diamond Envelopes
Thomas Drez ’84
Theresa Fortuna FR
PJ Henning
William Matevich ’75
John McMahon ’80
Gary Misicka ’89
Monterrey Security
William Hendren FR
Shirley Scott FR
Four Shamrocks LLC BZ
Liberty Mutual BZ
St. Laurence
Laurenta Club FR
Robert Musur 70
John Tompkins FR
Chuck Naso ’75
Edward Touhy
Guardian Angel FR
NFG Donation
James Reilly ’79
Viking Club
Michael Reilly ’82
Laura Baldwin FA
CLASS of ’04
2 Donors $285
James Roach ’83
Rebecca Petan CP
Black & Gold Club
Michael Faber
George Ruebenson ’66
Br. Gregory T. Smyth FA
George Scanlon ’75
Anne &
Kevin Tucker ST AP
Frank Worth
CLASS of ’05
3 Donors $300
Anthony Bertucci
Christopher VanEck
Joseph Volin
Standard Bank
Robert Swain
Black & Gold Club
Frank Tannura ’75
Albert’s Chauffeuring BZ
Mike Tannura ’88
Sonia Anaya FR
Nick Tannura ’78
Anonymous
CLASS of ’06
1 Donor $300
Black & Gold Club
Aaron Elstner
Black & Gold Club
Matthew Tucker
Friends of St. LaurenceJoseph Delmagori
CLASS of ’07
2 Donors $225
CLASS of ’99
12 Donors $7,008
William Bartgen
Joseph Padron
Investors Circle
Joseph Martinez
Scott Urban
Hosts of the
2014 President’s
Golf Invitational
Edward Crane ’75
CLASS of ’03
6 Donors $1,080
Black & Gold Club
Thomas Kulbida
St. Laurence
Foundation
CLASS of ’02
3 Donors $610
Sponsors Circle
Patrick Doorhy
Mitchell Bugno
Michael Connelly
Thomas Keating
John Lambert
Daniel McDevitt
Timothy O’Malley
Raymond Piccione
Paul Ponce
Matthew Reilly
Steven Tokarz
Matthew Ward
Brandon Delgado
Bear Cartage
Nick Urso ’95
Associates Circle
Daniel McCarthy
Black & Gold Club
Dominic Bartolini
James DiMonte
Ed Farnan
Shawn King
Thomas Langford
CLASS of ’14
1 Donor $25
Mark Cagle
Adam Lotus
Vincent Martinez
Robert Mietus
Brian Schultz
John Tumpane
Investors Circle
Nicholas Urso
Thomas A. Drez
Kevin Scanlon
Matt Dwyer
James Bartolotta
CLASS of ’84
15 Donors $7,695
Black & Gold Club
CLASS of ’13
1 Donor $25
CLASS of ’01
6 Donor $413
Anthony Cassello
Mark Czuiak
CLASS of ’88
6 Donors $1,820
Ryan Aderman
CLASS of ’09
1 Donor $25
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Barrett Divers, Inc. BZ
Dorothy Athey AP
Jon & Nanette Giacomin FR
OPS 3 L.L.C. BZ
William & Judith Ward FR
David & Jessica Felice FR
Terrance Barrett FR
Claudia Bannon AP
Mary Godinez AP
Jane Pajor FR
Robin & Rick Weber FR
Amy Fitzenrider FR
John & Mary
Bartgen Family AP
Marilyn Baran FR
Imelda Gomez AP
Tom Pallardy FA
Brian & Rebecca Wells FR
Nick Francone ’89
Tabatha Becker FR
Kristine Hadac AP
Panduit BZ
Mr. & Mrs. Wingo AP
Debra Furlong FR
Sr. Ona Bessette, CND BM
Jack Hallberg AP
Joseph & Beth Paneral AP
Mr. & Mrs. Wood AP
Christine Fus FR
Arlene Blazicek FR
Maura Halvey FR
Harriet Wright AP
Joan & Eugene Bolotin FR
Janet Hansen AP
Barbara &
James Pasquinelli FR
Thomas & Linnea
Gavin FR
Karla Bolton FR
Eileen Healy FR
Edward Pasquinelli FR
Helen Zutoft AP
Creative Group, Inc. BZ
Thomas & Marge Breier AP
Mr. & Mrs. Wm Petan FR
Dwyer Family AP
Mary Anne Byrnes FR
Thomas & Jacquelyn Henry Sr. AP
Pfizer Foundation MG
In Kind Gifts
Arthur J. Gallagher
Foundation MG
R M Carson FR
Lawrence Herhold AP
Robert & Susan Phelan AP
Joseph Silich ’87
Wm. Harris Investors MG
Mr. & Mrs. Michael
Chervinko FR
William & Christine
Bartgen AP
Kathy Becker AP FA
Harold Blackmon FA
Tim Chandler FA
Homes by the Harbor BZ
Joan Kane FR
Rita Catania FR
Roman & Mary Kazecki AP
Amy Keating ST
Joan Keating AP
Mr. & Mrs. Kennedy AP
Ray & Barb Kenny FR
Ronald Kenny FR
Jean Kibler AP
Regina King AP
Barbara Klocek FR
Mr. & Mrs. J. Kochan AP
Ray Konrath FF
Mr. & Mrs. Dean
Kornacker AP
Eileen Phillips AP
Janeen Pikula AP
Mr. & Mrs. R. Potts FR
Bryan Proper FR
Mark Quinn FF
Margaret Rajca FR
Helen Rakoczy AP
Marguerite Regan AP
Denise Reiter FR
Patricia Reynolds AP
Paul & Carol Rezmer FR
Dominic Riccordino AP FF
Paul Ridenour FR
Special recognition
and a note of thanks to
our First Time Givers
Ryan Aderman ’09
Ray Konrath FF
Daniel Arp ’69
Brian Augustine ’95
Mr. & Mrs. Dean
Kornacker AP
John Bagdzius ’72
Paul Kosinski ’80
Valerie Baker AP
Thaddeus
Kosowski ’86
Dan Barcik ’00
Barbara Rooney FR
Mrs. Lazouskas AP
Mr. & Mrs. R. Rooney FR
Ron & Roberta Lesiak AP
Mary Rossi FR
Joan & Eugene
Bolotin FR
Peter Loughman FR
Lisa Rotkvich FF AP
Karla Bolton FR
Douglas Mackinder FR
Rourke Family FR
James Bresingham ’86
Felice Madda FR
John Rubino AP
Michael Brew ’83
Terrance Barrett FR
Arlene Blazicek FR
John & Virginia Madden AP
Dan Schumacher FR
Mary Anne Byrnes FR
Eric Maddix FR
Mr. & Mrs. Seehoffer AP
Jim & Dawn Lyle CP
James Cranley FR
Mark Cagle ’01
Thomas Mangan FF
Cheryl Seminara FR
Markel Corporation MG
Creative Technology
Group BZ
R. M Carlson FR
Marmon Group MG
Eugene Smerz FF
Anthony Cassello ’02
Constance Mars AP
Arlene Stach FR
Raul Cepeda ’99
McCann Family AP
Gail Stoffel FR
Russell Cerocke ’03
James & Janet
McDonnell AP
Stacey Stone FR
Edgar Chavez ’03
John & Mary Rose
Sturtevant AP
Michael & Dorothy
Chervinko FR
James & Cornelia
Sullivan FR
Michael Colgan ’69
Swift Smart Solutions BZ
Daniel Creger ’79
Mr. & Mrs. S. Tadych FR
Jan Creighton FR
Target BZ
Richard Techman FR
Gary & Deborah
Cremieux FR
Kathleen Toppel AP
Susie Daley FR
Charlene Cysz AP
Peoples Energy Corp MG
Lisa Daly FR
Nancy Ploskonka FA AP
Susie Daley FR
Production Plus BZ
Paul & Jayne Dederichs FR
Jerome & Angelica
Mendoza AP
REXAM Foundation MG
Mr. & Mrs. H. Del Valle CP
Catherine Meehan FR
Dennis & Karen Riley FR
Brigid & Richard McKay FR
Anthony McNicholas AP
Barbara Dinga FR
Mrs. Meldazis AP
Mark Scott FF
Mr. & Mrs. T. Donovan FR
Josephine & Len Metzl FR
Frederick Sears FR
Lorriane Doran AP
Julia Michalek FR
Robert Sheehy & Sons Funeral Home BZ
Valenia Draus FR
Karen Mikan FA
Br. P.D.Dunne, CFC BM
Jeanne Miller FR
Joseph Evers AP
Norman & Barbara
Mondschein AP
Shell Oil Company MG
St. Laurence
Alumni Association FR
Exhibitpro BZ
Denise Tomasek Bartolini FR
Fabric of America MG
Joseph & Bernadette
Tomasek AP
Ann Marie Fern AP
Daniel Turney FA
Mary Zwiebel FR
David & Jessica Felice FR
Bridget Ferriter AP
Amy Fitzenrider FR
Pat Fowler FF
Daniel Crawford ’99
Lisa Daly FR
Paul & Jayne
Dederichs FR
Michael Delejewski ’90
Carolyn Kraft FR
Richard Labash ’67
John Lambert ’84
Darius Laucius ’86
Peter Loughman FR
Jim & Dawn Lyle CP
Doug Mackinder FR
Felice Madda FR
Eric Maddiz FR
Sean McCabe ’95
Mr. & Mrs. Francis
McCann AP
Thomas & Kimberly
McCarthy CP
Brigid & Richard
McKay FR
Mrs. Meldazis AP
Robert Mietus ’01
Marc Milanowski ’96
Brian Mladek ’99
James & Suzanne
Moran FR
Elizabeth Musgrave FR
Dale Musgrave FR
Sean Nugent ’96
Raymond & Marilyn
O’Brien FR
Kathleen Moore AP
Brandon Delgado ’14
Mr. & Mrs. J. Moran AP
Kevin & Janis
Oboye FR
Betty Murphy AP
Henry & Rose
Del Valle CP
Joseph Padron ’07
Dale Musgrave FR
Barbara Dinga FR
Elizabeth Musgrave FR
Thomas & Geralyn
Donovan FR
Kevin & Janis Oboye FR
Augustine Tranowski AP
Thomas Downes ’75
Patricia Tumpane FR
Valenia Draus FR
Debra Furlong FR
Raymond &
Marilyn O’Brien FR
Charles Albrecht FR
Christine Fus FR
Kevin O’Connell FF
Mr. & Mrs. Valenziano FR
Michael Durkin ’03
Anonymous
Thomas & Linnea Gavin FR
Kenneth Ofiara FA
Gary Vandelaarschot FR
Matthew Dwyer ’13
Anonymous
Noreen George Tonika AC
Michael O’Neill FF
Dolors Vanderploeg FR
Mr. & Mrs. Dwyer AP
Arlen Music Production BZ
Williams Gerard BZ
O’Neill Family AP
Mary VanMeter FR
Michael Faber ’04
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Mr. & Mrs. James
Kennedy AP
Dennis Kiszonas ’67
Mr. & Mrs. Rios CP
Bonnie Murphy ST AP
Patrick Hurley ’95
Michael Arenibar ’93
Irene Ksiazek AP
Gary & Deborah
Cremieux FR
Eileen Healy FR
Ronald Kenny FR
Carolyn Kraft FR
Robert McCormick
Foundation MG
Thomas Griebel ’65
John Arduino ’73
Christian Brothers
Director of Education FR
James Creighton FR
Steven Graham ’81
Sonia Anaya FR
PJ Henning FA AP
Thomas & Kimberly
McCarthy CP
Daniel Goon ’99
Raymond &
Barbara Kenny FR
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony
Chimera AP
Jon & Nanette
Giacomin FR
Charles Albrecht FR
Marianne Kavanagh/
Hebel FR
Mary Kenny AP
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Mr. & Mrs. Zalud AP
Jane Pajor FR
Barbara & James
Pasquinelli FR
Robert Pellegrini ’76
John Perry ’78
William & Doris Petan FR
Rebecca Petan CP
Raymod Piccione ’84
Rose Marie &
Raymond Potts FR
Bryan Proper FR
Margaret Rajca FR
Denis Reiter FR
Paul & Carol Rezmer FR
Joseph Riccordino ’96
Paul Ridenour FR
Eric Riggi ’96
Dennis & Karen Riley FR
Richard & Margaret
Rios CP
Ted Rogozinski ’77
Robert & Muriel
Rooney FR
Barbara Rooney FR
Brian Schultz ’01
Mr. & Mrs. Seehoffer AP
Kevin Sellers ’92
Adam Skotnicki ’99
Edward Small ’71
Greg Socha ’96
Thomas Stack ’81
Stacey Stone FR
James & Cornelia
Sullivan FR
Douglas Szafronowski ’99
Steven & Barbara
Tadych FR
Richard Techman FR
Robert Tomasek ’99
John Tomkins FR
John Tumpane ’01
Patricia Tumpane FR
Mr. & Mrs. Valenziano FR
Gary Vandelaarschot FR
Dolores Vanderploeg FR
Christopher Van Eck ’05
In Memory of
Charles Catania ’69
Rita Catania
In Memory of
Kenneth Keating ’86
Joanne Keating
In Memory of
James Cleary ’81
Maura Halvey
In Memory of
Matthew Kennedy ’88
Kennedy Family
In Memory of
Delores Cotter
Joseph Cotter
In Memory of
Brian Kenny ’80
Anonymous
In Memory of
James Creighton ’74
Jan Creighton
R. M. Carlson
In Memory of
Carl Cysz ’67
Charlene Cysz
In Memory of
Kevin Doran ’76
Lorraine Doran
In Memory of
Dennis Durack ’65
Christine Fus
Elizabeth Musgrave
Dale Musgrave
In Memory of
Joseph Evers ’90
Joseph Evers
In Memory of
John Fareno ’66
Lisa Daly
In Memory of
Michael Fern ’78
Anna Marie Fern
In Memory of
Eugene Ferriter ’74
Bridget Ferriter
In Memory of
James Gunter ’99
Cheryl Seminara
William & Judith Ward FR
Frank Worth ’04
Mr. & Mrs. Zalud AP
Mary Zwiebel FR
In Memory of
Lawrence Byrnes ’78
Mary Anne Byrnes
Thomas & Lennea Gavin
Lawrence Gosewisch
Eileen Healy
Mary Kenny
Raymond &
Barbara Kenny
Robert Kenny
Ronald Kenny
Felice Madda
Brigid & Richard McKay
James & Suzanne Moran
Raymond &
Marilyn O’Brien
Panduit
Edward Pasquinelli
Barbara & James
Pasquinelli
Denise Reiter
Paul & Carol Rezmer
Robert & Muriel Rooney
Barbara Rooney
In Memory of
David Kibler ’66
Jean Kibler
Gregory Wolf ’71
In Memory of
Norbert Bochenek
Lawrence Bochenek
David & Jessica Felice
William & Judith Ward
Brian & Rebecca Wells FR
In Memory of John Baran
Marilyn Baran
Thomas & Geralyn
Donovan
Dolores Vanderploeg
Robin & Rick Weber FR
In Memory of
Thomas Athey ’71
Dorothy Athey
Michael & Dorothy
Chervinko
James &
Cornelia Sullivan
Donald Walker ’67
Gifts Made
In Memory Of
or In Honor Of
Joan & Eugene Bolotin
In Memory of
Michael Hadac ’99
Kristine Hadac
In Memory of
Ken Hansen ’85
Janet Hansen
In Memory of
Robert Hauser ’76
Gary Hauser
In Memory of
Thomas Henry Jr. ’92
Thomas Sr. &
Jacquelyn Henry
In Memory of
Gregory Klocek ’65
Barbara Klocek
In Memory of
Joel Mendoza ’93
Jerome &
Angelica Mendoza
In Memory of
Julia Michalek
Carolyn Kraft
Bryan & Marguerite
Tomasek
Mary Zwiebel
In Memory of
Patrick Moore ’82
Kathleen Moore
In Memory of
Frank Murphy
Michael Gaynor
William Byrnes
In Memory of
Bro. Richard Castle
Roger Klocek
In Memory of
Michael Kane ’65
Joan Kane
In Memory of
Matthew Meldazis ’84
Meldazis Family
Kevin & Janis Oboye
OPS 3 L.L.C.
Mr. & Mrs. William Petan
Margaret Rajca
Mr. & Mrs.
Paul Ridenour
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Riley
Michael Roach
Mrs. Patricia Tumpane
In Memory of
John O’Neill ’88
William O’Neill
In Memory of
Pauline Paneral
Joseph & Beth
Paneral
In Memory of
William Partyka ’79
Regina Kling
In Memory of Paul Petan
Alberts Chauffering, Inc.
Karla Bolton/
William Veltri
In Memory of
John McNicholas ’88
Anthony McNicholas
Arlen Music Productions
In Memory of
Frank Murphy
Patrick Murphy
In Memory of
Thomas Ksizek ’65
Irene Ksiazek
In Memory of
Robert Jaseckas ’68
Catherine Meehan
Rose Marie &
Raymond Potts
Swift Smart Solutions
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Albrecht
In Memory of
Mitchell Mars ’70
Constance Mars
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Maddix
In Memory of
Thomas Murphy ’69
Betty Murphy
In Memory of
Mary & Irv Kunka
Robert Kunka
In Memory of
William Lazouskas ’66
Lazouskas Family
Mr. & Mrs. Doug
Mackinder
Ms. Arlene Blazicek
Creative Group, Inc.
Creative Technology Group, Inc.
Paul & Jayne Dederic
Barbara Dinga
Mr. Brian Dowling
Matt Dwyer
Exhibitpro
Amy Fitzenrider
Mr. Steve Flanagan
Debra Furlong
Mr. John Hallberg
Mr. Peter Loughman
Mr. & Mrs.
Steven Tadych
John Valenziano
Mr. & Mrs.
Nicholas Valenziano
Williams/Gerard
Productions DC Office
Williams/Gerard
Productions
Chicago Office
In Memory of
Thomas Phillips ’70
Eileen Phillips
In Memory of
Robert Pikula ’73
Janeen Pikula
In Memory of
Richard Rakoczy ’68
Helen Rakoczy
In Memory of
Joseph Regan ’77
Marguerite Regan
In Memory of
John Reynolds ’86
Patricia Reynolds
In Memory of
Thomas Rossi ’74
Mary Rossi
In Memory of
John Schumacher ’67
Dan Schumacher
In Memory of
Michael Smith ’76
Peter Zuro
In Memory of
Wayne Stach ’68
Arlene Stach
In Memory of
Robert Swain
Robert Swain
In Memory of Julius &
Theresa Tomasek
Tom & Debbie Langford
In Memory of
Norman Toppel ’89
Kathleen Toppel
In Memory of
Anthony Tranowski ’81
Augustine Tranowski
In Memory of
Thomas Talerico ’85
Chris Tsakalakis
In Memory of
Thomas Van Der Zalm ’88
Gail Stoffel
In Memory of
William Van Meter ’67
Mary Van Meter
In Memory of
Dennis Wika ’68
John Mysliwiec
In Memory of
Nick Wingo ’08
Antoinette Wingo
In Memory of
Sean Wood ’99
Wood Family
In Memory of
Gary Wright ’74
Harriet Wright
In Memory of
Gregory Zalud ’91
Zalud Family
In Memory of
Charles Zutoft ’69
Helen Zutoft
In Honor of the
Class of 2019
Thaddeus Kosowski
In Honor of Henry Del Valle
Henry & Rose Del Valle
In Honor of
Joyce McCarthy
Terrence Murphy
In Honor of Bro. Zlatis
Robert Lehman
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SIGNAGE SPONSORSHIP
Full Package
$1,500 Level
Athletex
Tom Mulvey
Bear Cartage & Intermodal
Nick Urso ’95
Flirt Communications
Paul Petan ’82
Flood Brothers
Michael Flood
Mike Cachey
Construction Co., Inc.
Mike Cachey ’82
Molly Maid of Tinley Pk
Jim Long ’66
Southpoint Insurance
Tim Finger
Wendy Miller
Stickney Township
Louis Viverito
McDonald’s of
Evergreen Park
Randy Conn
Mike Cachey
Construction Co., Inc.
Mike Cachey ’82
Molly Maid of Tinley Park
Jim Long ’66
Oak Lawn Bank & Trust
Gena Poulos
Robert Morris University
Michael Viollt ’69
Signs Now
Joe Palazzolo ’80
Tim Finger
Wendy Miller
Stickney Township
Louis Viverito
The Principal Group
Mark Hughes ’80
Bear Cartage &
Intermodal, Inc.
Nick Urso ’95
Burbank Park District
Bill Olsen
Chicago Real Estate
Holdings, LLC
Robert Carroll ’94
Continental Sales/
Lots for Less
Ron Rojas ’91
Congressman
Daniel Lipinski
Daniel Lipinski
Jim Long ’66
Continental Sales
“Lots 4 Less”
Ron Rojas ’91
Countryside Bank
Dianne Brennwald
Erica McKee
2015 Alumni
Golf Outing
GT Mechanical Projects
& Design, Inc.
Pam Cruz
BEVERAGE SPONSOR
$1,000 Level
Hallberg-Valek
Insurance Agency
Joe Hallberg ’90
Tim Finger
Wendy Miller
Harlem Auto Parts
& Paint Supplies
Frank Kalebich ’83
LUNCH SPONSOR
$500 Level
Hawkinson Nissan/Kia
Joe Ward ’92
Merrill Lynch
Rick Salvino ’79
HBR Consulting
James Rojas ‘86
PHOTO SPONSOR
$500 Level
Beverly Bank
John Rozwat
Hennessy & Roach PC
Jim Roach ’83
Herff Jones
Jim Cranley
Home Care Solutions
Tom Hushka ’68
HOLE SPONSORS
$150 Level
Dan-D-Jack’s, Inc.
Jack Maus ’68
15th Ward Organization
Raymond Lopez ’96
Integrated Project
Management
Rich Panico ’69
Dean Viverito & Family
Dean Viverito ’73
Accurate Printing
Tom Doyle ’84
Inter FC
Chris Koloffon ’92
Delta Lounge
Joe Kasper ’87
Adducci, Leone, & Co.
James Adducci ’96
Flood Brothers
Michael Flood
American Trust
Investment Services
Alan Rodriguez ’79
JMS Environmental
Associates, Ltd.
Joe Sterner ’78
Friends of Harry Klein
Burbank Mayor
Harry Klein
Ashland Propane
Jerry Dauparas ’90
Kopon Airdo
Patrick Cooke ’85
Krull Window Co., Inc
Mark Krull ’73
Athletez
Tom Mulvey
Lincoln Oaks Golf Course
Tom Kaufmann ’75
JMS Environmental
Associates, Ltd.
Joe Sterna ’78
Bear Cartage
& Intermodal, Inc.
Nick Urso ’95
John Cassiani, DDS
John Cassiani ’67
Beverly Bank
John Rozwat
Little Company
of Mary Hospital
Chad Weiler ’78
Brian Lepacek
Kinsella Landscape, Inc
Steve Regan
BSN Sports
Mike Edwards
Little Company
of Mary Hospital
Jim Valek ’82
Lyons & Pinner Electric
Gary Misicka ’89
Chicago Blower Corp.
Ken Kufner ’85
Lyons & Pinner Electric
Gary Misicka ’89
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Principal Financial Group
Mark Hughes ’80
Quarles & Brady LLP
John Vail ’73
Queen of Peace HS
Cindy Kmetty
Nawara Financial Advisers
Bruce Nawara ’75
Signs Now
Joe Palazzolo ’80
Portable John, Inc.
Dale Bandauski
Frega Associates
Paul Krutulis ’78
Mundelein Seminary
Rev. James Presta ’78
Richard-Midway
Funeral Home
Jeff Anderzunas
Dean Viverito Family
Dean Viverito ’73
First Secure Bank & Trust
Scott Hamer
The Horton Group
Mike Pindelski ’80
National Seed
Dan Breier
Paulsen, Malec,
& Malartsik, Ltd.
Skip Paulsen ‘71
EN Engineering, LLC
Ed Czekaj ’79
$300 Back Inside Cover
Morgan Stanley
Joseph Silich ’87
Dan-D-Jac’s
Jack Maus ’68
Courtney Murphy Sinisi
Courtney Murphy Sinisi
Four Shamrocks LLC
Dennis Murphy ’92
17
Mike Cachey
Construction Co., Inc
Mike Cachey ’82
Four Seasons
Lucas Asimakopoulos ’05
HBR Consulting
James Rojas ’86
Athletex
Tom Mulvey
Complete Dentristry
of Orland Park
Curt Ringhofer ’90
Formcraft Tool Co.
Bill Matevich ’75
NCAA BASKETBALL
TV’S $500
American Trust
Investment Services
Alan Rodriguez ’79
Maloney and Company
Dan Maloney ’68
Flood Brothers
Michael Flood
2015 FINAL FOUR
EXTRAVAGANZA
SPONSORSHIPS
CASINO GAMES $150
City of Burbank
Mayor Harry Klein
P S & Associates
Chuck Podczerwinski ’75
Queen of Peace HS
Cindy Kmetty
Resolute Systems
Jim Henry ’69
Robert Morris University
Mike Viollt ’69
Sheehy & Sons
Funeral Home
Bill Kiley ’92
$200 FULL PAGE
AND WEBSITE
Accurate Printing
Tom Doyle ’84
Baker & McKenzie
Richard Cremieux ’65
Bear Cartage
& Intermodal, Inc.
Nick Urso ’95
Burbank Fusion RecPlex
Bill Olsen
Bush Family Eye Care, LLC
Dr. Elizabeth Bush
Chesdan’s Pizza
Dan Garbaczewski ’68
Tim Finger
Wendy Miller
Complete Collision
Care, Inc.
Dan Haugh ’77
Southside Electric
Larry Kosteck
Complete Dentristry
of Orland Park
Speaker Michael Madigan
Emily Wurth
Stickney Township
Supervisor
Louis Viverito
St. Laurence Father’s Club
Jeffrey Haak ’90
Suarez Electric Company
David Suarez ’79
Sunrise Transportation,
Inc.
Tim Fitzgibbons ’98
The Horton Group
Rick Klein
The Principal
Financial Group
Mark Hughes ’80
Triple Crown All Stars
Baseball Academy
Brent Bowers ’89
$125 Level
Signs Now
Joe Palazzolo ’80
$100 Level
Window Works
Ron Varek ’99
2014 VIKING PRIDE
DINNER AD BOOK
SPONSORS
$300 Back Cover
Accelerated Rehabilitation
Ricky Perales
Saul Ramirez
$300 Front Inside Cover
Mesirow Financial
Chuck Naso ’75
Continental Sales
“Lots 4 Less”
Ron Rojas ’91
EN Engineering, LLC
Ed Czekaj ’79
Flood Brothers
Michael Flood
Tim Finger
Wendy Miller
St. Columbanus Parish
Rev. Matthew O’Donnell ’04
Stickney Township
Supervisor
Louis Viverito
St. Laurence Father’s Club Jeffrey Haak ’90
Suarez Electric Compan
David Suarez ’79
Tampa Bay Rays
Tom Karac ’65
Triple Crown All-Stars
Brent Bowers ’89
Vedder Price
Thomas Cimino ’80
Joe Strubbe ’77
VOA Architects, Inc.
Mike Toolis ’70
Wolfpack Enterprises LLC
Melissa Schwab
$150 FULL PAGE
13th Ward
Democratic Organization
Sue Carpentier
Hanley Realty
Kyle Altenburg ’01
Anthony Slawniak,
Attorney at Law
Anthony Slawniak ’68
Hawkinson Nissan/Kia
Joe Ward ’92
City of Burbank
Mayor Harry Klein
Hennessy & Roach PC
Jim Roach ’83
Congressman
Daniel Lipinski
Daniel Lipinski
Home Care Solutions
Tom Hushka ’68
Integrated Project
Management
Rich Panico ’69
John Cassiani DDS
John Cassiani ’67
Law Offices of
Michael Clancy
Michael Clancy ’90
Lincoln Oaks Golf Course
Tom Kaufmann ’75
Little Company
of Mary Hospital
Denita Davis
Connor and Gallagher
Jerry Doorhy ’91
David P. Lloyd,
Attorney at Law
David Lloyd ’75
Rev. Norm Trela
Rev. Norm Trela
Dean Viverito Family
Dean Viverito ’73
Hoefferle-Butler
Engineering
Jim Butler ’67
HR Imaging Partners
Pam Rehor
Michael Kowalik DDS
Michael Kowalik
Inter FC
Chris Koloffon ’92
Mike Cachey
Construction Company
Mike Cachey ’82
James Kenny, P.C.
Jim Kenny ’85
Jim Long ’66
Moraine Valley
Police Department
Pat O’Connor ’71
Kinsella Landscape
Steve Regan
Krull Window Company
Mark Krull ’73
Maloney & Company
Dan Maloney ’68
McQuinn Brothers
Michael McQuinn ’80
Dan Collins Law Firm
Daniel Collins ’87
Rockwood Company
Richard Mrotek ’67
Patrick Cooke Family
Patrick Cooke ’85
DGAA Attorney-at-Law
Ken Apicella ’89
Robert J. Sheehy &
Sons Funeral Home
Bill Kiley ’92
Duane Morris LLP
Stanley Kaminski ’73
Ronald Kane
Attorney-at-Law
Ronald Kane ’65
Stickney Township Reg.
Democratic Organization
Vincent Cainkar
St. Patricia Parish
Ken Hilliard ’77
St. Symphorosa Parish
Rev. Marc Pascik
$100 HALF PAGE
Adducci Accounting
James Adducci ’96
Action Ozone, Inc.
Mike Larmon ’84
Athletico
Kristi Summers
Brother Rice HS
Alumni Association
Donna Eastman
Burbank Chamber
of Commerce
Barbara Karcz
E Z Duz It Products, Inc.
Joseph Noga
Frank Recchia
Frank Recchia ’78
Irene Kozak
Irene Kozak
Joseph Beatty
Joseph Beatty ’81
Jrs. Hot Dogs
Edward Burns
Ken Kufner
Ken Kufner ’85
Kenwood Liquors
Tom Gallateo
Kozak Family
Tom Kozak
Kozak Sports Research
Ed Kozak ’79
Kris Kringle Haus
Jim Gierucki ’65
Cassiday Schade LLP
Thomas Boylan ’79
Law Office of
Patrick Tallon
Patrick Tallon ’65
Chesdan’s Pizza
Dan Garbaczewski ’68
Midland Federal
Jodie White
Christian Brothers
on 87th Street
Br. Patrick Hayes
Morgan Stanley
Joseph Silich ’87
Clary Services
Larry Kozak
Cobitz, VandenBerg
and Fennessy
Jim Fennessy ’68
Coffey Law Office
Timothy Cofey ’83
Concierge
Preferred Magazine
Tim O’Malley ’84
Corrigan Company
Pete Baier ’66
Country House Kitchen
Dave Boundas
Most Holy
Redeemer Church
Rose Dempsey
Nick’s Barbeque
Nick Andricopulos
Patio Food Products, Inc
Janet Koliopoulos
Presto Marketing
Jeff Prestinario
Property Research
Associates
Hank Lepore ’79
Prospect Federal
Savings Bank
Mike Bagniewski
5556 West 77th Street
Burbank, Illinois 60459-1398
phone 708 458 6900 fax 708 458 7616
email [email protected]
www.stlaurence.com
Sacred Heart Church
Rev. Patrick Tucker
St. Laurence Athletic Office
Tim Chandler
St. Laurence
Basketball Program
Jim Maley
St. Laurence
Laurenta Club
Sandy Janeteas
St. Laurence Mothers’ Club
Noreen Aderman
Mr. Charles Naso ’75
Office of Institutional
Advancement
Sr. Ona Bessette, CND
Director of Development
Mr. Patrick Cooke ’85
Adam Lotus ’01
Board of Directors
Chairman
Mr. Jerry Doorhy ’91
St. Laurence
Student Council
Karen Mikan
Br. P.D. Dunne, CFC
St. Mary Church
Rev. Thomas May
Mr. George Houlihan ’82
Simmons Engineering Co.
Wally Plywaczewski ’82
Mrs. Joan Finnegan
Anne Tucker
Director of Alumni Relations
Joseph Spano ’94
Director of Admissions
Ed Kozak ’79
Mr. Thomas Kopko ’07
Institutional Advancement
Associate
Mr. Michael Reilly ’82
Amy Keating
Steve Lange
Steve Lange ’79
Mr. James Roach ’83
Director of Communications
Mr. James Rojas ’86
James Tracy
Tim O’Malley
Tim O’Malley ’84
Mr. George Ruebenson ’66
Vrdolyak Law Group LLC
Mike Casey ’67
Dr. Robert Smith ’65
Mr. Darius Vaskelis ’87
Assistant Athletic Director
for Development
Waterville Advisors, LLC
Daniel McCarthy, Esq. ’84
Members
President’s
Advisory Council
Br, Mark Murphy, CFC
Zakic Financial
Services, Inc.
Steve Zakic ’79
Mt. Sion Province Center
James Bresingham ’86
Br. Ray Vercruysse, CFC
Brian Burke ’96
Timothy Carroll ’89
$50 DONATION
Br. Peter E. Zawot, CFC
Mark S. Czerniak
Mark Czerniak ’67
Administration
Terrence Davey ’94
Joseph A. Martinez ’99
Thomas Doyle ‘84
Our Lady of the Woods
Children’s Athletic Ministry
Thomas Madura ’82
Raymond Jablonski
Ray Jablonski ’71
President
James Muting ’73
Bob Carroll ’94
Juan Gaytan
Principal
Michael Gomez ’93
Kathy Hynes
Brian Hynes
Assistant Principal
Jeff Clemons ’00
Matthew Kaczorowski ’96
Director of Leadership
Daniel McCarthy ’84
Daniel Turney
Joe McInerney ’81
Assistant Principal
of Curriculum
Pete Lotus ’94
Director of Coaching
and Training
Michael Faber ’04
Marc Milanowski ’96
David O’Neill ’84
Andrew Sliwa ’89
Business Manager
Joseph Sterner ’78
Barry Shaw
Michael Turney ’95
Dean of Students
Timothy Chandler
Athletic Director
Nick Urso ’95
Jeffrey Wellman ’93
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