Annual Report 2019-2020

ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 A Lion for Life Magazine is a publication of the Saint Viator High School Office of Institutional Advancement

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Vice President of Development Mr. Thomas Ramsden

Letter from Tom Ramsden, Vice President of Development................. 5

Director of Development Mrs. Kristen Daniels

Letter from Brother John Eustice, CSV, Vice President of Viatorian Identity and Mission................................ 7

Alumni Relations Manager Ms. Krystal Harris ’15 Data and Stewardship Manager Mrs. Mary Kruse Data and Stewardship Consultant Mrs. Sara Root

Letter from Dave Hogaboom, Board of Trustees Chair......................... 4 Mission, Vision, and Values.............................................................. 6

Alumni On the Frontlines.................................................................. 8 Alumnus Tom O’Neill ’88 Provides Major Assistance in Return to In-Person Learning ..................................................... 12 Ways To Give................................................................................. 14 The Saint Viator and Sacred Heart of Mary Alumni Association Board.............................................................. 16 AlumniConnect/College and Career Connection............................... 17

Communications Specialist Mr. Jim Mitchell ’77

2019-20 School Leadership and Faculty and Staff........................... 18

Communications Manager Ms. Elizabeth Schuetz ’08

Financial Summary....................................................................... 20

Director of Enrollment Mrs. Christine Bremner

The Viator Foundation Giving Levels............................................... 22

Assistant Director of Enrollment Mr. Patrick Gaeger ’08

Honor Roll of Investors - Alumni..................................................... 31

Advancement Assistant Mrs. Jennifer Bonifacic Anderson ’89

Matching Gifts and Sponsorships.................................................... 37

Director of Development Emeritus Mr. Patrick Mahoney

Honorariums................................................................................. 39

Director of Alumni Relations Emeritus Mrs. Judith Wampach Amberg

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Lifetime Founders.......................................................................... 19 Counseling Center......................................................................... 21 Young Alumni and Current Students................................................ 30 In-Kind Donations.......................................................................... 36 Memorials..................................................................................... 38

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Letter from Brian Liedlich, President................................................. 3

Cast members of our fall play, “Girls in the Boat,” rehearse in the bleachers in the back athletic fields in September. The 11-member cast and three understudies performed to sold-out crowds the first weekend of October in a makeshift theater in the school’s south parking lot.

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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Friends, The unprecedented challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic have been daunting to say the least. We are blessed to have a firm foundation based on our clear Mission, Vision, and Values and a rich Viatorian tradition from which to draw strength, as we face each new challenge.

Our Administration, faculty, and staff, supported by available healthcare resources from within the Saint Viator family, have done a remarkable job of working together to create an actionable health and safety plan. The extensive protocols and procedures they created allowed for an on-time opening of our school year and the welcoming of our students back to campus for in-person learning. Our faculty members are Saint Viator’s “frontline workers” who continue to make considerable personal sacrifices and overcome understandable fears and anxieties in coming to their classrooms each day, united in their belief that having personal face-to-face instructional time with our Lions provides the best opportunities for their spiritual, academic, social, emotional and physical development. We are all inspired by, and grateful for, their dedication and commitment.

The Founder of the Clerics of St. Viator, the Venerable Fr. Louis Querbes, C.S.V. observed that “people are bolder when they dream they are doing God’s work.” Our boldness has been on display not only through our commitment to in-person learning, but also in our ongoing efforts to improve on the environment and experiences we offer our students and their families. After completing a Facilities Master Plan in late 2019, our objectives for a major capital campaign were delayed due to the economic impact of the pandemic. This has not, however, kept us from moving forward with engaging select donors who have been less affected financially in order to address our most urgent needs.

This summer, we completed a much-needed expansion and renovation of our Counseling Center. Plans have been developed for needed updates and upgrades in environment and equipment offered in the Murphy Wellness Center after 15 years in operation. Our Alumni Memorial Chapel is also receiving some needed attention and minor upgrades. We remain committed to addressing the social, emotional, physical,and spiritual needs of our students through these next steps and invite your participation. We hope and pray that all who are able to will be bold with us in doing God’s work and advancing the mission of Saint Viator High School.

I am also pleased to inform you that on October 18th, 2020, the circle of those dedicated to and sharing in the Viatorian charism in a formal way expanded. Four current members of the Saint Viator High School Community made a commitment to the Clerics of St. Viator as Lay Associates and partners and co-owners of the Viatorian mission, including Mrs. Brigette Brankin, Mr. Brian Hansen, Mr. Kurt Paprocki ‘00 and myself. We are honored and humbled to commit ourselves to “proclaiming Jesus Christ and the gospel and raising up communities where faith is lived deepened and celebrated” through our work and actions.

We thank you for joining us in this important ministry of Saint Viator High School. Your partnership and involvement makes a profound impact on the lives of our students, the wonderful Children of God entrusted to our care.

God Bless You and Your Families, Adored and Loved Be Jesus!

Brian J. Liedlich

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LETTER FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES CHAIR

As I begin my first year as the Chairperson of the Saint Viator Board of Trustees, I have been asked to share a few comments with you in this Annual Report. Having four children who are graduates of Saint Viator, I know how important this institution is in helping shape careers and prepare young men and women for their future.

One of my key tasks this year, in conjunction with new Alumni Relations Manager Krystal Harris ’15, is to tighten the bond between the Board of Trustees and the Alumni Association Board (AAB). As such, I will be attending AAB meetings throughout the year, and that Board’s new Chairperson, Jim Platania ’08, will sit in on Board of Trustee meetings.

As the Board of Trustees plans our work for the year, we are focused on four main areas: Mission and Catholic Identity, Governance and Leadership, Academic Excellence, and the long term viability of this great school. Each of these areas provide ample opportunity for input and support from the more than 15,000 graduates of Sacred Heart of Mary and Saint Viator High Schools.

We all know that due to COVID-19, this school year will be unlike any other before it. In addition to

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the impact being felt by current students, many traditional alumni events such as homecoming and reunions have fallen victim to the pandemic.

Despite the challenges, it is still incumbent that we all do what we can in ways small or large to support Saint Viator High School and continue to make a Saint Viator education not only of great value, but available to all young men and women who seek it.

To all of you who have been involved as volunteers, donors or mentors, thank you for your support. I encourage you to stay connected as I know there are many new programs and opportunities being developed by Krystal, Jim, and others that will be debuting soon. Please take some time to look through the honor roll of donors in this annual report and give fair consideration to how you might make a contribution of your own in the coming year.

Thank you and stay well.

Dave Hogaboom Board of Trustees Chair

Letter from the Vice President of Development In the Merriam-Webster dictionary, one definition of the word bold is, “standing out prominently.” For almost sixty years, Saint Viator High School has had a tradition of standing out prominently - in faith, in academics, in leadership, and in athletics. This tradition would not be possible without the support of alumni, current and past parents, and friends of Saint Viator that generously provided financial support for our mission.

In 2020, our community has once again been called to act boldly, refusing to compromise on our responsibility to provide academic excellence and faith formation despite the challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Our faculty, staff, students, and families have joined together, standing out in numerous ways including:

Graduates of Saint Viator and Sacred Heart of Mary have made a lasting impression on the communities they serve in business, the arts, philanthropy, educan Pivoting to an eLearning environment tion, medicine, the military, and so many due to the pandemic in March, without other pursuits. Yet, we cannot simply re losing a single day of instruction for flect back on the tradition of the past sixty our students. years and consider our mission complete.

Now more than ever, we must be bold in n Being among the few schools in the looking to the future and securing our area to develop a comprehensive place for the next generation of Lions. In plan to safely open for full in-person the near-term, we must focus on deliver learning this fall. ing projects such as: n Increasing the amount of tuition assis- n Renovating the Murphy Wellness Cen- tance, we were able to provide over ter on behalf of our athletes and overall $1.8 million for our current students student body. during the 2019-2020 school year, ensuring that all who seek a Saint n Fortifying the center-piece of our faith Viator education have access to it. life, the Alumni Memorial Chapel, where n Selflessly finding ways to assist those that are often thought of as being of least importance despite many service sites being closed for safety reasons.

n Continuing to innovate in the class room with our new Klues Innovation Center and the opening of our new Counseling Center.

n Continuing to fund the costs associ ated with keeping our community safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.

n Beginning to envision and build the classroom of tomorrow. n Increasing even more the amount of scholarships, grants, and tuition assis tance we can provide to young men and women who share our vision and seek to discern who God wants them to be, discover what the world needs, and transform the communities they encounter.

I look forward to partnering with you now and in the future as we remain committed to developing students who will stand out prominently and serve boldly for the next sixty years. We know that with your generous support, we can succeed.

God Bless and Go Lions!

intellectually, we learn about our faith, communally, we gather around the altar, and individually, we are inspired to help others through servant leadership.

Thomas J. Ramsden Vice President of Development

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Fueled by the Gospel and nourished by the Eucharist, Saint Viator is ignited to express our Catholic, Viatorian faith through study, prayer, and transformative action.

Intellectually, we learn about our faith; communally, we gather around the altar; individually, we are inspired to help others through servant leadership.

called to provide religious formation and an academic program of excellence to young men and women.

— June 1, 2019, Board of Governors

VISION Deeply rooted in our Catholic identity, we strive to do everything well so that through us Jesus may be adored and loved. Guided

u Viatorian Spirituality Saint Viator commits to the highest standards in integrity, effort, and behavior to best serve students, families, and society. Through a focus on excellence, dignity, and diligence, we proclaim Jesus Christ and His Gospel and raise up communities where faith is lived, deepened, and celebrated.

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Saint Viator family discern who God wants

The Saint Viator High School family cultivates an environment of kindness for all to feel welcomed, included, and involved. We foster success in life and prepare students to excel in college through academic rigor, engaging the intellect, creative collaboration, respect of individuals, and responsibility to oneself and others.

them to be, discover what the world needs, and transform the communities they encounter.

Saint Viator High School is recognized as an exceptional institution where tradition and innovation meet.

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LETTER FROM THE VICE PRESIDENt of viatorian identity and mission We are a community of learners firmly rooted in Catholic identity and nourished by our Viatorian Spirituality. In our world where a pandemic endures and people from all walks of life feel their voices are not being heard, Saint Viator High School is good news as we lean into our core value of Community and Learning.

Together we strive to be a home where an environment of kindness is the norm and all are welcomed, included, and involved. Living what Jesus Christ teaches us through the Gospel is hard work and requires steadfast dedication.

Young people are at the center of the Viatorian mission. Venerable Louis Querbes desired for youth to have a lively and enlightened faith despite the wake of societal destruction left by the French Revolution. We continue his steadfast work of providing an environment where people discern who God is calling them to be, to discover what the world needs in order to transform the community. This is happening at Saint Viator with our faculty, staff, students, families, and alumni even though there are challenges in our current times that foster feelings of uncertainty, fear and anxiety. “People ARE bolder when they dream they are doing God’s work!”

Being bold doesn’t require that every act be large. There is power and strength in small acts as well. When we stop to listen to a student who is struggling to be heard on their path to self-discovery, when we volunteer our time and talent to assist on a committee that does God’s work for our community, or when we forego a little something for ourselves and donate to make a Saint Viator education more available or more impactful, we are being bold. As graduates of Saint Viator and Sacred Heart of Mary, I hope you see your continued involvement in our community as a means to help those who follow, listen to, understand, and act upon God’s invitation for their lives.

Our annual report shines light on the many alumni and donors who have embraced the Mission, Vision, and Values of Saint Viator High School. Looked at individually, we are grateful; looked at collectively, we are inspired. Together we make a difference not only in where this school is at today, but where it will be in the future. Looking back just a year, we could not have imagined what the world would look like today. Looking forward, we can dream of what it will be as we all continue to act boldly, and transform our community in God’s name.

Thank you for your generosity and support. May God bless you and keep you well.

Adored and loved be Jesus!

Br. John Eustice, CSV Vice President of Viatorian Identity and Mission

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Alumni on the Frontlines

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Saint Viator Alumni are Taking On COVID-19 Doctors, nurses, researchers, and medical professionals around the world are on the frontlines battling the COVID-19 pandemic. Saint Viator alumni have been stepping up at work and in their communities and two alumni have recently received attention for their efforts.

Dr. Michael Lamberta ’04 is working as an ER doctor at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn and Dr. Christopher Latz ‘06 recently published a study, which aimed to determine if there is an association between blood type and the severity of COVID-19.

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Not only did the teachers at Saint Viator spark a passion for science in Dr. Lamberta and Dr. Latz, but they

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taught them how to care for their fellow human beings and give of themselves to help the greater good.

Jason Kuffel ’99

— Principal Karen Love Dr. Lamberta has been working in the emergency room at the epicenter of the virus outbreak since it was first brought into the country and he recently sent a letter to family and friends about his experience. In the letter, he mentioned how Saint Viator helped shape the way he has approached his work during the COVID-19 crisis and credits his love of science and problem-solving, in part, to his Saint Viator chemistry teacher, Fr. John Van Wiel, CSV. He also noted that his Viatorian education taught him how to treat every patient with compassion despite the relentless admittance of very sick patients and the strain of working in a wartime response environment.

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Kurt Paprocki ’00

Alumni faculty and staff More than two dozen Saint Viator alumni currently serve on the faculty or staff at the school. During the COVID pandemic, like medical professionals and public safety officials, teachers have been among the frontline workers. We asked some of the current faculty members for their views on what it has been like dealing with the experience and how they have had to adapt their work.

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Andrew Weber ’12 I had the opportunity this summer to create a plan/process that allowed our student-athletes and coaches to return to campus for the first time since March 13. When the IHSA announced that we were allowed to have summer camps, our athletic department worked extremely hard to create policies, procedures, and guidelines that would effectively and safely allow camps to occur. Our student-athletes (575) and coaches (120) bought into the concepts outlined to them, and by doing so, we were able to run four weeks of athletic camps.

Jason Kuffel ’99 The past several months have certainly brought their challenges to our classrooms, but they’ve also opened the door to innovation. One of the many characteristics about Saint Viator that I believe we excel in is that we prepare our students for success in the future. Even though we didn’t meet in our classrooms the same way last spring, and our current school year has its challenges, our students are learning important adaptability skills that they’ll need as they continue on to college and their professional careers. For the most part, our students have accepted these challenges, and they’re turning this into a positive experience.

Whether meeting in class via Zoom or using technology to complete classwork in a unique way, our students are benefitting from the strong educational structure that Saint Viator values.

Kurt Paprocki ’00

Chris Paolelli ’02

I’ve been the adviser of the Viator Voice newspaper for the past eleven years, and each year, we’ve celebrated the senior class in May with a massive, elaborately themed Senior Issue, highlighting seniors’ favorite memories, future plans, and of course, votes for Senior Superlatives (Most Likely to... etc.).

It winds up being over 70 pages long every year, and the process of creating it is extremely complex; even under normal conditions, it takes months of planning followed by two full weeks of after-school layout, with editing, design, photos, and art by dozens of staff members. Last year, the start of eLearning coincided precisely with the start of Senior Issue season. Thanks to temporary student accounts from Adobe, the editors were able to download and use the design software on their home computers. Thanks to Google Drive, we were able to create a shared drive where everyone could access the various files we needed to create the issue. And of course, thanks to Zoom, we were able to hold real-time virtual layout meetings, which went on for hours but were honestly the most fun and rewarding times I had in two months of eLearning. With some quick work by our longtime printer, Remke Printing, owned by Saint Viator parent, Jim Heck (father of Matt ‘11, Robert ‘12, and Molly ‘15), we managed to get the whole thing delivered in time for the senior car parade on May 8. I was incredibly proud of our editorial staff, headed up by Megan Bosshart ‘20 and Katie McManaman ‘20, for all their hard work. In a year when the seniors were deprived of so many graduation traditions, this is one small thing we were able to keep exactly the same.

Chris Paolelli ’02

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I think that most teachers would agree that it was a difficult transition to remote learning in the spring. However, by the time we were ready to offer summer courses that were entirely online from the start, it became clear that we could achieve even high levels of learning online when it was planned on our own terms. Students are enjoying the fruits of our labors in converting materials into online modules, as I have been maintaining a paperless classroom this fall.

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SAINT VIATOR Alumni helping during t Megan Mueller ’14, a registered nurse in the Medical ICU at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago.

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t Andrea Clementi ’02, a registered ICU nurse.

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Katherine Petrovich ’12, right, a third year medical student at the University of Illinois t College of Medicine. Katherine spent March and April volunteering in homeless shelters throughout Chicago conducting COVID-19 testing.

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at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge; Kate Drolet Enzler ’07, a physical therapist at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab in Chicago; Lauren Drolet Cullum ’10, a registered nurse at Lurie Children’s Chicago; Colleen Drolet ’14, a clinical fellow-speech language pathologist at HealthBridge in Arlington Heights; Megan Drolet ’16, a member of the Child Life & Family Education Team at the University of Chicago Comer Children’s Hospital.

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Not too far away in Boston, as part of the Division of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital, Christopher Latz, MD, MPH has been studying how blood type affects the body’s response to the coronavirus. The study, which was published in July, has been discussed in the New York Times, on CNN, and in other national publications. Though previous studies have speculated that blood type might affect the severity of COVID-19 complications (as defined by intubation or death), Latz’s more recent study found no evidence that blood type affects whether someone develops severe symptoms from a coronavirus infection.

The staff at Saint Viator could not be prouder of its alumni, who are putting their education to good work by helping the world fight this novel virus.

“At Saint Viator, we educate the whole person,” said Principal Karen Love. “Not only did the teachers at Saint Viator spark a passion for science in Dr. Lamberta and Dr. Latz, but they taught them how to care for their fellow human beings and give of themselves to help the greater good.”

If you know a Saint Viator alumni who is working on the frontlines during the coronavirus battle, please share their story by sending an email to alumni@saintviator.com.

t Meghan Donahue ’10, a registered nurse at University of Chicago’s emergency department.

Colleen Donahue ’13 u a physician assistant student at St. Ambrose University.

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Saint Viator AlumNUS Provides Major Assistance in Return to In-person Learning to our business,” O’Neill said. “The work our company has done has been nothing short of remarkable.”

O’Neill notes that Würth has ramped up a new division called Würth Essentials specifically for products related to the COVID battle. “With 90 distribution centers across North America, we can move products quickly to meet customer demand.”

Tom O’Neill ’88

With his role of running the North American operations for Würth Group, you might be surprised to find any free time in Tom O’Neill’s schedule under normal circumstances. Add in the need to completely pivot many of the businesses in the North American family of the privately-owned $14B worldwide and $1.3B in North American industrial and consumer products company to find COVID solutions, and you’d be hard-pressed to find anyone who has been busier since March of this year. That makes it all the more remarkable that Tom serves on the executive committee of the Saint Viator Board of Trustees and chairs the enrollment committee.

“Würth Group has been involved in PPE production and distribution for several years but over the last six months it has been central

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He pointed to an early investment in nitrile gloves, PAPR respirators, and developing an organic hand sanitizer that is 70% purified alcohol so that frequent use does not damage skin, as steps taken in recent months to position the company as an industry leader in the fight against the pandemic.

Aside from his role on the Board of Trustees, Tom has a son who is a senior at Saint Viator this year, so he watched with a careful eye as our administration developed strategies for a safe return to in-person learning this fall. With his finger on the pulse of health and safety in business and institutional settings, Tom was among the first to offer assistance to develop a safe Return to Learn plan connecting with Saint Viator President Brian Liedlich and Director of Building and Grounds Stephan Burks to assess the need at the school.

“Inventory changes by the day,” O’Neill said.

“Products available today might be gone tomorrow.” As an initial step, O’Neill delivered 10,000 gloves to the school in just two days.

Orders for sanitizer and other products followed quickly and consistently.

“Tom’s commitment to keeping our community safe has been instrumental in our ability to open school this fall,” said Liedlich. “He has acted boldly and reliably to help us through something we have never encountered before.”

For his part, O’Neill said “It makes me feel very proud and honored to be a part of the Saint Viator community. As a parent, I am very comfortable to send my son there every day because of the safety plan they have put in place.”

He also praised the work of new school nurse, Pamela Kelly. “Saint Viator took the precautions; they did the due diligence and made investments to protect kids and teachers. I am humbled to be a part of that institution.”

In recent weeks, the latest product from the Würth Group has found its way to Saint Viator. New sanistations have been placed at the primary entrances to the school allowing everyone who arrives a clean and easy means of sanitizing hands as they enter. The stations are branded specifically for Saint Viator.

“We want to make a movement to help institutions to protect employees,” said O’Neill.

Thanks to the generosity of great alumni like Tom O’Neill, our community is in good (sanitized) hands.

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It makes me feel very proud and honored to be a part of the Saint Viator community. As a parent, I am very comfortable to send my son there every day because of the safety plan they have put in place.

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INVESTING IN SAINT VIATOR Together, we have the power to transform the Saint Viator High School community. By embracing the school’s rich history and the possibilities for the classroom of tomorrow, we can remain a leading college-preparatory institution rooted in Catholic, Viatorian values.

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If you want to lift yourself up, lift up someone else.

- Booker T. Washington

There are many ways to partner in this effort, and to leave a lasting legacy for Saint Viator High School. We strongly believe that philanthropy is most successful when it is a two-way street; contributions should not only meet the needs of the students and the institution, but also be fulfilling to the donors.

We invite you to consider a means of investing in the future of Saint Viator High School that provides that mutual benefit.

ways to give Visit When schedules and safety permit, join us for a tour of the campus and to see our Lions at work. We would be pleased to show you many traditional places that you will fondly recall and the newest innovations that can inspire.

Volunteer There are as many opportunities to get involved as there are personal interests. We welcome the addition of your skills, knowledge, and experience in committees of the Board of Trustees or for specific events, in assisting with student initiatives, mentoring programs, the Alumni Association Board, or as a member of Parents Club, Patrons of the Arts, or the Athletic Boosters Club.

Make a gift Your financial contribution, sponsorship, matching gift, or an estate gift to Saint Viator High School can have a profound impact on a student, a teacher, or an entire community.

For more information on ways to give, visit saintviator.com/giving/ways-to-give.

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The Viator Foundation: The Viator Foundation recognizes the individuality of our donors. We encourage you to Fund Your Passion, directing your gift to where you feel most connected – tuition assistance, faculty development, technology, fine arts, athletics, or the general fund.

Planned Giving Name Saint Viator in your estate plans, put your IRA to work for the school, transfer assets, stock, personal property, or life insurance. With thoughtful gift planning, you create win-win solutions for you and Saint Viator High School. Consider learning more about the CARES Act to expand tax deductions for charitable giving.

Special Events Celebrate alongside the Saint Viator community at one of our signature fundraising events: Night of the Lion and the Million Dollar Classic. Build friendships, become a sponsor, be part of the community spirit while supporting current initiatives at volunteer-hosted annual events such as Trivia Night, Spring Fling, and others.

Matching Gifts Many companies match donations made by their employees to Saint Viator. Use the Double Your Impact search tool on our website to see if your company will match your gift. Visit https://www.saintviator.com/giving/give -today. For more information on matching gifts, contact Director of Development Kristen Daniels at kdaniels@saintviator.com or (224) 625-1297.

Illinois Tax Credit Scholarship The Illinois Tax Credit Scholarship Program allows individuals and corporations to donate to a Scholarship Granting Organization (SGO) and receive a credit on their Illinois state taxes in return. An SGO is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, approved by the Illinois Department of Revenue, whose primary goal is to give scholarships to qualifying students.

Area of Greatest Need These contributions provide us with the most flexibility in addressing the particular needs of the school each year and to respond quickly when special projects come to light.

For other, more personalized giving opportunities, please contact the Development and Alumni Relations team at (847) 392-4050. We thank you for your generosity and look forward to building a lasting and meaningful relationship for the benefit of Saint Viator High School as we strive to form students who are faith-filled, intellectually inspired, ready to serve, and fully engaged in the Viatorian mission.

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letter from the saint viator and sacred heart of mary Alumni Association Board

Life as a Lion does not end when you graduate; the Alumni Association Board strives to help you grow, dream, and be instruments of change as alumni.

There is nothing like the Saint Viator and Sacred Heart of Mary community. We are so excited to work together this year, all nineteen of us alumni and parents who make up the Alumni Association Board.

We all share a deep appreciation for the values and principles we learned during our time at Saint Viator and Sacred Heart of Mary, and the lifelong friendships and networks we have because of these incredible places.

Our goal as the Alumni Association Board is to connect and bring alumni together to further support the mission, vision, and values of Saint Viator High School. While COVID-19 has drastically changed our annual event schedule, we continue to be creative in shifting events virtually for the time being while still maintaining our beloved traditions.We hope you continue to support Saint Viator during this time of uncertainty; though we are certain Saint Viator will continue to produce well-rounded, socially-conscious, and faith-driven alumni.

We look to you, alumni, to mentor current students, provide job opportunities, and to volunteer to serve on various boards and committees that allow Saint Viator to grow and remain viable in a constantly changing educational environment.It’s also incumbent on us to provide enjoyable opportunities for alumni to get together and stay connected.

Whether you would like to attend an event, volunteer, or donate, feel free to reach out to any member on the Alumni Association Board for the many ways you can give back to the school that created so many special memories for you.

Go Lions!

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Stay Connected with AlumniConnect

On November 9, the Saint Viator and Sacred Heart of Mary Alumni Association will launch AlumniConnect, a new digital platform that will allow alumni to connect with one another and with the school.

“In recent surveys, alumni have expressed an interest in ways to help them stay connected to one another and find professional networking opportunities,” said Alumni Relations Manager Krystal Harris ‘15. “We’ve heard alumni and have responded with AlumniConnect.”

The new tool will allow alumni to post resumes and jobs, find and network with other alumni, form social or professional communities, find or become a mentor, and even hire other Saint Viator and Sacred Heart of Mary alumni.

The launch of the Loyal Hearts Business Forum drew great interest from alumni and produced great professional networking opportunities. Harris believes that AlumniConnect will expand on that start. “While our Business Forum meetings are a great opportunity to periodically meet people faceto-face, AlumniConnect will allow real-time connections and allow alumni across the country to participate.” In fact, AlumniConnect will have a map that shows where alumni are located across the globe so if someone is looking for work in another state, they can find alumni in that region to reach out to.

“The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on employment opportunities for not only young people but those well into their careers as well,” said Tom Ramsden, Vice President of Development for Saint Viator.

“This is a time that calls for bold action in many ways and we think that a tool like AlumniConnect will be a big step forward in helping alumni.”

Starting on November 9, alumni of both Saint Viator and Sacred Heart of Mary high schools can register for AlumniConnect at alumniconnect.saintviator.com.

Share Your Experience with New College & Career Connection Saint Viator’s new College & Career Connection serves as a resource for current students to learn more about prospective colleges from alumni who attended that school.

In this new program, alumni can register online, noting where they received their degree, both undergraduate and graduate or professional, and those entries are stored in a database that can be accessed by Saint Viator College Counselor Amy Herbert. If a current student would like to know more about a school they are considering, Herbert can provide them with the contact information of one or more alumni who attended that school.

“It’s a great way for students to learn more about a school than they might discover on a traditional campus visit,” Herbert said. “It should help answer questions families have about the environment not only on a campus, but perhaps in a particular area of study.”

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2019-2020 School Leadership

2019-2020 faculty and staff

School Administration

Cathy Abrahamian Jen Bonifacic Anderson ’89 Katie Anderson David Archibald Miranda Behrens Austin Bellino Donna Benedict Paul Bjerkness Rev. Charles Bolser, CSV Brigette Brankin Christine Bremner Karen Buchek Ross Buchek Anthony Callero ’01 Claudia Carone Martin Castaneda Rosemary Castellucci Kate Schafer Costello ’70 Rosanne Coury Kristen Daniels Nancy Devroy Shirley Dias Marie Dowd Daniel Edminster ’91 William Faltinoski Neil Flink Catherine Frano Erica Frett Fuja ’02 Patrick Gaeger ’08 Kathy Gallagher Adam Galvez Gina Garro Vince Genualdi Carolyn Gerbatsch Margaret Gosch ’71 Matt Gruenfeld Quin Hayes ’95 Amy Herbert Bart Hisgen Gina Horne Matthew Hynek ’92 Kyle Jenkins Cory Jensen Nancy Jensen Kristen Jordan T.J. King ’04 Lucian Klatka Laura Klaw Jennifer Ansani Kottra ’00 Joleen Kragt Br. Peter Lamick, CSV ’07 Mary Lanus Michael Leahy

Brian Liedlich – President Br. John Eustice, CSV – Vice President of Viatorian Identity and Mission Karen Love – Principal Michael Field – Assistant Principal Nora Boka – Vice President – Finance Stephan Burks – Director of Building and Grounds Anne Marie Lowery – Director of Student Activities Jason Kuffel ’99 – Athletic Director Thomas Ramsden – Vice President of Development John Fuja – Dean of Students Dr. Deborah Scerbicke – Dean of Students Cristina Willard – Director of Marketing and Communications

Board of Trustees Jack Klues – Chair Michael Boler ’82 Fr. Charles Bolser, CSV Dr. Kerry Conneely ‘90 F. Michael Covey III, ’90 – Vice Chair Arthur Gasey ’85 David Hogaboom Rev. Terry Keehan ’74 Mark McDonnell ’86 James Mitchell ’77 Kate O’Brien Thomas O’Neill ’88 Rev. David Ryan Terrence Ryan Rocco Smeriglio Rev. John Van Wiel, CSV Debra Wallen

Board of Governors Rev. Daniel R. Hall, CSV – Provincial Br. Michael Gosch, CSV ’74 – Assistant Provincial Rev. Mark R. Francis, CSV ’71 – Councilor Br. Rob Robertson, CSV – Councilor Rev. Daniel Lydon, CSV ’73 – Councilor Rev. Thomas R. von Behren, CSV – Treasurer

Investment Board Lewis W. (Mick) Solimene, Jr. Richard Broeren, Jr. ’73 David Hogaboom Bart Johnson ’90 James Thomas Robert Shanahan

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Eric Levin Kathleen Corrigan Lynde ’05 David Lyons Catherine Majka Simon Marcial Maureen Henning Martin ’92 Patrick McGarry Marcia Merkin Jamey Miller Maggie Miskowicz Alex Nadnola Vince Nardiello Patrick Neville Paula Nicolau Amy Northrop Cheryl Nowak Kirsten Nozime Megan O’Neill ’12 Chris Paolelli ’02 Kurt Paprocki ’00 John Paulik Ann Perez Rev. Arnold Perham, CSV Robert Peterson Eric Porter Sara Root Jennifer Ruege Rose Ruffatto Mirella Rullo William Sanford Kristin Scandora Elizabeth Schuetz ’08 Rita Scully Elizabeth Skirucha Elyse Slezak ’09 Gregory Smith Carrie Soukup Stephanie Schwarz Spiewak ’02 Monika Stevens Stefania Svejnoha Ann Marie Swiderski Michael Tubridy Jeanne Vallem Estela Vera-Holzmann Andrew Weber ’12 Jason Wilhite ’15 Lisa Wilson Veronica Worthington Zach Wulbert Patti Yellin Amy Zhang

LIFETIME FOUNDERS The Lifetime Founder status was established to recognize the investors who have made cumulative gifts to Saint Viator High School totaling at least $100,000. Their commitment, at the highest level, to support the mission and students of Saint Viator High School, merits the distinction of being named a Lifetime Founder.

$1,000,000 and Above

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Boler Clerics of St. Viator Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. William P. Donnelly ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Jeuck Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Murphy

$500,000 - $999,999

Anonymous The Boler Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. A. James Gallagher The Kay Family KB Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jack Klues Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. McKenna UBS Financial Services Inc.

$250,000 - $499,999

Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Abinanti Mr. and Mrs. James W. Boler ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Boler ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Boler ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Botsford Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Broeren Jr. ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Natale V. Caputo Mr. and Mrs. William E. Carlson Mr. Frank C. Kerestesi Dr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Lopez ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. William T. Lynch Jr. PWH Educational Foundation Saint Viator Parents Club Mr. and Mrs. H. James Vandenbergh Jr. ‘67

$100,000 - $249,999 Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. T. Michael Abinanti ‘70 Mrs. Anita Anesi

Mrs. Nancy I. Bidwill Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Brehm Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Bruckert Mr. William ’82 and Mrs. Mary Kelly Finnegan ’83 Cavanagh Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Demmert ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Dickey Directions Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Filipp ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Fitzgerald Jr. Francis and Sharon Cirone Family Charitable Fund Mrs. Maureen Gildea Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hamilton ‘85 Mr. Kevin R. Hitzeman & Complete Cleaning Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Hoppe ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Hower ‘75 The Jack M. Klues & Elizabeth F. Klues Family Foundation LAJCK Foundation Mr. Richard C. and Mrs. Mimi Hopkinson ’75 Lappin Mr. and Mrs. George Litgen Mr. Kevin M. ’82 and Mrs. Jacqueline Rizner ’84 Luthringshausen Marie E. Bastings Charitable Trust Marie G. Jeuck Revocable Trust Mr. and Mrs. George P. McAndrews Mr. Brian L. McCaskey ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McGrath MJWW Charitable Foundation Motorola Solutions Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dean D. Niro ‘83 Mr. Brian Nix Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Palumbo Mr. and Mrs. James F. Polark Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Romano Saint Viator Athletic Booster Club Saint Viator Patrons of the Arts Mr. and Mrs. William Schey Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Schwarz The Edmond M. Shanahan Family Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Tax Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Thornton Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Loren J. Trimble Mr. and Mrs. James F. Wade ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wickstrom ‘65

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2019-2020 financial summary

Athletic and ExtraCurricular Activities

as of Year End June 30, 2020

Contributions and Other Income

General Operations Tuition and Fees Cafeteria and Bookstore Athletic and Extra-Curricular Activities Gain or (Loss) from Investment Contributions and Other Income

Tuition and Fees

Expenses

Debt Repayment and Interest

$8,869,788 $170.624 $340,161 $797,195 $350,123 $1,532,633 $1,254,238 $1,989,601 $290,758

Financial Aid and Scholarships

Depreciation Plant Operations Academic and Instructional

Total Expenses $15,595,121 Gain/(Loss) from General Operations ($1,377,809)

Administrative

Development/Scholarship Fund Operations Revenues Fundraising and Contributions

$1,672,928

Endowment Contributions

$299,947

Gain or (Loss) from Investment

$521,176

Total Revenues $2,494,051

Expenses and Transfers Salaries, Wages, and Benefits

$727,451

Administrative Expenses, Fees and Event Costs

$400,964

Transfers to Endowments

$151,945

Cafeteria and Bookstore

$13,270,166 $252,232 $361,042 $82,308 $251,564

Total Revenues $14,217,312

Salaries, Wages and Benefits Cafeteria and Bookstore Academic and Instructional Administrative Athletic and Extra-Curricular Activities Plant Operations Depreciation Financial Aid and Scholarships Debt Repayment and Interest

Gain or (Loss) from Investment

Athletic and ExtraCurricular Activities Cafeteria and Bookstore

Salaries, Wages and Benefits

Gain or (Loss) from Investment

Endowment Contributions

Fundraising and Contributions

Salaries, Wages and Benefits

Total Expenses and Transfers

$1,280,360

Income from Development/Scholarship Fund Operations

$1,213,691

($164,119)

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Transfer to Endowments

Administrative Expenses, Fees, and Event Costs

saint viator counseling center

As we look to evolve and innovate in our classrooms, this past summer brought construction of a new space for the school’s Counseling Department. The expanded space features sound-proof offices for each counselor, a dedicated conference room for departmental meetings, expanded space for visiting college reps, and an attractive waiting area for guests. The improved office space for the counselors allows the department to better attend to the academic as well as the emotional and personal issues students face.

“Our department aims to meet the academic, social, emotional, and career and college preparation needs of our students,” said Stephanie Spiewak ’02, Saint Viator’s counseling department chair. “This new space will allow us to better serve our students in a variety of ways.”

The construction work was able to commence this summer thanks to a generous gift from an anonymous donor which kicked off an on-going fundraising effort.

“Funding the Counseling space is one of our primary goals for this year,” said Vice President of Development, Tom Ramsden. “So many students have been helped in numerous ways over the years, so we hope that those graduates and their families will see this as a meaningful way to give back to Saint Viator.”

“We are so grateful for the generosity of this individual and all those in the Saint Viator family who have helped us begin this process,” said Spiewak. “It allows us to continue to build on the foundation of our department and create supportive programs for students.”

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viator foundation giving levels The Viator Foundation, established in 1996, recognizes the total generosity of all donations to Saint Viator High School. The donations included in this list are gifts of cash, stock, in-kind gifts of merchandise or services, and matching gifts from companies made between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020.

Viator Foundation Donations Fr. Louis Querbes Society: $25,000 and Above Anonymous Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Kay ‘81 LAJCK Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nix Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Loren J. Trimble President’s Society: $10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. James E. Banaszak ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Boler ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Boler ‘82 C Starr Properties Mr. and Mrs. William E. Carlson Clerics of St. Viator Dr. Mark and Dr. Kerry Lemke ‘90 Conneely Directions Grand Victoria Casino Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Hoppe ‘72 Idealease The Jack M. Klues & Elizabeth F. Klues Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Klues Mr. and Mrs. Kerry M. Lavelle ‘77 Mrs. Virginia McCaskey MJWW Charitable Foundation Dan, JoAnn, Dan ’04 and Jim ’08 Murphy Mr. Brian Nix Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O’Neill ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Odmark ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Puisis Mr. Thomas R. ‘89 and Mrs. Suzanne M. Wold ‘89 Reeg Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Spanier ‘85 Mr. Dominic ‘91 and Mrs. Caroline Avell ‘91 Starr Mr. and Mrs. H. James Vandenbergh Jr. ‘67 Wickstrom Auto Group of Barrington Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Wickstrom ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wickstrom ‘65 Mr. Michael ’66 and Mrs. Joan Romeo ’69 Weidner

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Principal’s Society: $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Mick Austin Mr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Baur Mr. Nicholas ’03 and Mrs. Gina Papanicholas ’03 Bertolini Mrs. Nancy I. Bidwill Mr. and Mrs. James W. Boler ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Brehm Cashman Stahler Group Mr. and Mrs. Stephen V. Cashman Mrs. Annette Loiacono Cerami ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. F. Michael Covey III ‘90 Ms. Nicole M. Daniels ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Dickey Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Farrell Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Fecko Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Gasey ‘85 Mrs. Maureen J. Gildea Mr. John ‘81 and Mrs. Sally Origer ‘82 Joyce The Lynch Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William T. Lynch Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. McDonnell ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. McManaman Motor Werks Auto Group Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Neubauer Nicholas & Associates, Inc. Mr. J. Barry ‘70 and Mrs. Karen Kosinski ‘70 O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Papanicholas ‘98 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. Papanicholas Jr. ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rascher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Romanowski Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. M. Joseph Shrader Mr. and Mrs. William Sneed Mr. Neal F. Spellman ‘79 The Wade Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James F. Wade ‘74 Lion’s Society: $1,000 - $4,999 Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy A. Abbs ‘81 Aeroshield

July

August August

• annual Service & Song • 8th 6th annual Service & Song summer camp summer camp • Welcomed new Vice Principal, • Soccer teams take 3-week trip Mr. Michael Field abroad

IncubatorEDU Program • • 4th annual Cross Country Invite launched draws nearly 500 runners from 19 • feeder Caroline schoolsLavender ’19, earns perfect ACT score • Klues Family Innovation Center opens

Lion’s Society: $1,000 - $4,999 (cont.)

All About Kids Dentistry Amalgamated Bank Commercial Banking Mrs. Anita Anesi Archdiocese of Chicago Mr. Matthew G. Barry ‘10 Dr. Carl M. Barsanti ‘67 Mrs. Peggy Blenner BMO Global Asset Management Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Boka Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bremner Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Broeren Jr. ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Josh Brown Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Cahill Dr. Mary Cain and Mr. Fernando Ornelas-Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Callaci ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Campobasso Mr. and Mrs. Michael Capesius Mr. George and Mrs. Julia Hower ‘84 Carens Mr. and Mrs. William M. Carpenter Castema Technology Services Mr. William ‘82 and Mrs. Mary Kelly Finnegan ‘83 Cavanagh Sr. Mr. Alan E. ‘79 and Mrs. Deborah L. Mazurek ‘79 Cepla Mr. and Mrs. Brian Chapin Chicago Electric Boat Company Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Costello II ‘80 Mr. Terrence J. Cullen ‘70 and Ms. Sandra Watson Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Eileen O ‘Grady ‘73 Daday Ms. Nicole M. Daniels ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Bill J. Demmert ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. James P. DeMunno ‘84 Dr. Angela K. Duke ‘82 The Dwyer Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Dwyer ‘73 Mr. Frederick J. Emig ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Englehardt Ms. Susan M. Farrell ‘85 Ms. Celine M. Fitzgerald ‘05 Dr. Cathy Fitzpatrick and Mr. Brian Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Forsythe ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. John L. Fox ‘71 Francis and Sharon Cirone Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Justin G. Funk ‘01 Ms. Beverly R. Glowacki ‘69 Ms. Margaret E. Gosch ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Gunn ‘03

Mr. William M. ‘71 and Mrs. Jean Sophie ‘72 Hake Rev. Daniel Hall, CSV Mr. and Mrs. Jerome S. Hanner ‘75 Heinrich/Schobert Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Heinrich ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Helmer Mr. David S. Hogaboom and Ms. Colleen M. Gaughan Holy Family Parish Mr. David ‘84 and Mrs. Suzanne Oskorep ‘84 Horvath Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Tim Huelskamp Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hynek Mr. and Mrs. Rolando Izquierdo Jr. Mr. Anthony and Mrs. Rebecca Helmer ‘89 Jacob The Jordan Fund Mr. Terence A. ‘75 and Mrs. Susan Frank ‘75 Jordan Mr. Joseph Julius Dr. and Mrs. James M. Kane Jr. ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Kelleher Jr. ‘86 The Kelly Foundation Mr. Timothy ‘85 and Mrs. Amy Moren ‘85 Kenesey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. King ‘72 Mr. Jerome and Mrs. Mary Roth ‘68 Klopp Mr. and Mrs. John C. Klopp ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kohlin Kopon Airdo Dr. and Mrs. Joel L. Kragt, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Francis J. Lamberta Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John O. Leahy ‘05 Leonard Family Charitable Foundation Mr. Michael J. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Liedlich Ms. Emma M. Liedlich ‘13 Dr. and Mrs. James T. Link ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lins ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lorenzini Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Love Mr. and Mrs. William T. Lynch Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mallof Mr. Michael J. Massey ‘65 McAndrews, Held & Malloy Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. McAndrews ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. McDonnell ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McHugh ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. McKenna ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Jason S. McLaughlin

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September

October

• SHM and SVHS Classes of 1969 celebrate 50th reunion

• Saint Viator again named as Apple Distinguished School

• 8th annual Potluck for Peace

• 2nd annual Pat Mahoney Classic

Lion’s Society: $1,000 - $4,999 (cont.)

Mr. and Mrs. James M. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Eugenio R. Mendoza Mr. Sam A. Mesi ‘12 Mr. Michael H. Minton ‘64 Mr. William C. Mitchell ‘10 Mitchell Consulting Group Inc Mr. and Mrs. James F. Mitchell ‘77 Dr. and Mrs. Mark H. Mlynski Monson’s Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Monson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Neary Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Niesman Mr. Scott T. Origer ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Patrino Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Pilat ‘66 Quest Food Management Services Mr. and Mrs. Bryan R. Rapala ‘79 Rockford Orthopedic Associates LTD Rooney Landscape Mr. David W. Rooney ‘82 Mr. Joseph Rooney Saint Viator Patrons of the Arts Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saverino Ms. Mary T. Schafer ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. William Schraeder Mr. and Mrs. Gregg S. Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Schwarz The Honorable John J. Scotillo and Mrs. Scotillo Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Scullion ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Scislowski Seasons 52 Selden Fox Dr. M. Elizabeth Kane ‘72 Shandley and Dr. Steven Shandley Mr. and Mrs. C. Joshua Silva ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Smedinghoff ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Rocco A. Smeriglio Mr. and Mrs. John F. Steinmiller ‘66 Dr. Andrew J. Stoy ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. David Streck Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John C. Swiderski Mr. Neal J. Tarpey ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Tietze ‘67 Travelliance Minneapolis

Ms. Carolyn M. Trenda ‘95 Mr. David R. Trenda ‘93 Village Bank & Trust Mrs. Catherine M. Villinski Mr. Peter ‘81 and Mrs. Cathleen Notaro ‘81 Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Wisniewski Mr. and Mrs. Orrin E. Wolf ‘85 Dr. Victoria A. Ursitti and Mr. Patrick Hoffmann Mr. John P. Wynn ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Norm Yustin Mrs. and Mr. Mary Zajakala Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Zeh

Blue & White Society: $500 - $999 Anonymous Mrs. Judith W. Amberg Mrs. Carol M. Banaszak Mr. and Mrs. William Beiersdorf Mr. and Mrs. John A. Beletti Rev. Charles G. Bolser, CSV Buchanan Energy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burns Mr. Barry J. Carlson ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Rich Casey Chicago Cycleboats Mr. James ‘67 and Mrs. Mariangela Rocca ‘69 Dahl The Honorable Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. DeBoni Mr. Christopher L. Deger ‘74 Ms. Shirley Dias Mr. and Mrs. Marco DiFranco Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Dooley ‘81 Drost Kivlahan McMahon & O’Connor LLC Mr. Ralph Elwart Jr. and Ms. Janet Zukowski ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Garber Mr. Chris J. Gerosa ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Goss Sr. ‘91 Ms. Nanette J. Gusick and Mr. John W. Palmer Mr. Andrew S. Hansen ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Hardy ‘65 Major General David C. Harris, USA, Ret. ’66 and Mrs. Harris Mr. Jeffery A. Hartgen ‘87 Mr. Neil T. Humphrey ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Jarosz ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Johnstone II Dr. Mary G. Kane ‘70 and Dr. Vern Kerchberger Ms. Catherine A. Kendrigan

November

December

• Eleven student-athletes commit to college athletics

• 70 students inducted into Language Honor Societies

Blue & White Society: $500 - $999 (cont.)

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kenney ‘83 Mr. Geoffrey W. Kinka ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Klimas ‘86 Mr. Daniel E. ‘68 and Mrs. Nancy Klein ‘68 Klingberg Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kochera Dr. Mark S. Kushner ‘69 Mr. Michael W. ‘08 and Mrs. Jaclyn R. Sima ‘08 Landuyt Mr. Richard C. and Mrs. Mimi Hopkinson ‘75 Lappin Mr. and Mrs. John K. Laughlin ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Adolph P. Letke Ms. Sarah M. Liedlich ‘10 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lorenzini Mr. Gregory W. Mace ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. James S. Mathews Dr. Joan M. Meyer Ms. Eileen M. Meyer ‘78 and Mr. Domenico Berlingieri Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Mirski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Neill Mr. Joseph M. Orecchio ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Peinsipp Mr. and Mrs. Brogan Ptacin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ragauskis Mr. John F. Ranos Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Russo Ms. Jean M. Saelens Saint Viator Parents Club Ms. Nicole C. Schneider ‘10 Tom and Mary Ellen Schuman Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Siffermann ‘69 Smiles by Smoron Dr. Scott G. Smoron ‘90 Mr. James F. Solari ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Staker Mr. and Mrs. Michael Starr Ms. Rhonda S. Starr ‘87 Mr. Glen and Mrs. Teresa Skeehan ‘70 Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Margaret Siffermann ‘71 Teske The Lakota Group, Inc. Tim Healy & Associates Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Toomey Mr. and Mrs. Doug Towsey Ms. Donna Lyon Van Swol Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallen Mrs. Ruth Waters

• Two students achieve top ACT scores

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Wos ‘65 Mr. Michael G. Wullaert ‘72 and Ms. Barbara A. Yagley Mrs. Karen Neugebauer ‘82 Yaeger Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Yoder Mr. Andrew ‘92 and Mrs. Maria Cinefro ‘92 Yonkus Mr. Pasquale A. Zambreno

Friends of Saint Viator: $1 - $499 Anonymous Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Abrahamian Mrs. Susan Abrahamson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adamson ‘69 Mr. Thomas F. Aichele ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Altenberger AmazonSmile Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ament Ameriprise Financial, Inc. Mr. Paul H. ‘77 and Mrs. Laura Langlotz ‘77 Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Anderson Mr. Kenneth ’89 and Mrs. Jennifer Bonifacic ’89 Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Andresen ‘77 Mr. Neil D. and Mrs. Margaret A. Leahy ‘82 Andress Mr. Anthony P. Anesi ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo J. Anesi ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. David D. Archibald Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Ardito Arlington Dermatology Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Armocida ‘91 Mr. James W. Atkinson Jr. ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Bert O. Austin Mr. Richard G. ‘69 and Mrs. Mary Cunningham ‘69 Aylward Mrs. Jenny Baur Bahr ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Randy Baker Mr. and Mrs. William P. Balaz ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. William M. Barbel Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bartelt Mr. Christopher R. Beiersdorf ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Benassi ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery T. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. John S. Benway ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Bertz Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Bielawski ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bielfeldt Mr. Brian and Mrs. Margaret Paxson ‘99 Bleeker Mr. Jason ‘96 and Mrs. Katherine Snarski ‘96 Blum Mr. Jonathan D. Bobruk ‘78 25

January

February

• “The Sound of Music” takes over Jeuck Auditorium

• Math team wins big at ICTM contest • Four more seniors commit to college athletics

Friends of Saint Viator: $1 - $499 (cont.)

Mr. and Mrs. Zachary F. Bollard Mr. Stephen F. Bonica ‘13 Mr. Mark R. Borrelli ‘82 Mr. John J. Bretzlauf Mr. Kris and Mrs. Megan E. Connolly ‘00 Briggs Mr. James and Mrs. Madonna McMahon ‘67 Briscoe Rev. Corey D. Brost, CSV Mrs. Janice T. Brown Ms. Rebecca M. Bruckert ‘93 Ms. Diane Bucek Dr. and Mrs. Michael Bukhalo Mr. and Mrs. Bradley T. Bullock ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bunting ‘68 Ms. Kelly A. Burke ‘82 and Mr. John Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Burks Mr. George and Mrs. Joan Kreiner ‘71 Burny Ms. Claire A. Caldini ‘70 Ms. and Mr. Cathleen O. Calhoun Mr. Jamie and Mrs. Maureen T. Flood ‘95 Callero Mr. Douglas and Mrs. Barbara Madden ‘70 Calton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Capesius Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Carlson ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Carrane Mr. Mark Carroll ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. Cataldo ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cattapan ‘95 Dr. and Mrs. John W. Cavers ‘70 Mr. Frank Cesario and Ms. Sophia Tso Mr. Raymond F. Chiostri Jr. ‘82 Mr. Cesar and Mrs. Julie Bravieri ‘95 Chirinos Mr. and Mrs. Jan M. Christenson ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. James C. Ciciora Ms. Sandra L. Ciotti Dr. Michael ‘06 and Dr. Elise Cataldo ‘08 Cirone Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Clarke Class of 2022 Parents Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Cohen Commuter Fitness Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Connors Jr. Mr. Jack and Mrs. Samantha D. Giovannetti ‘09 Conway Country Financial Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Craig Ms. Lynne Creighton Mr. and Mrs. John Critchley Mr. James W. Crnich ‘72 Mr. Jerome P. Cunningham ‘77 Mr. Thomas Cunningham Maj. Terrence ‘69 and Mrs. Kathleen A. McGrath ‘69 Cuny 26

Mr. David and Mrs. Vicky Goulet ‘72 Cupelli Mr. Gary P. Czeropski ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. D’Urso Mr. Paul R. Daday ‘00 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dahlborn III ‘80 Daily Herald Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dalton ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. DeBartolo Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Deger ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Del Valle Mr. and Mrs. John S. Denk Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. DiClementi Mr. George Diezel ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Michael DiMarco Mr. and Mrs. Riccardo A. DiMonte ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Docel ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Doherty Mr. Michael R. Dom ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Dress ‘80 Ms. Colleen M. Drolet ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Dussman Ms. Christine A. Efken ‘79 and Mr. David Lubert Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Eggebraten Mr. and Mrs. Todd J. Ehlman ‘83 Mrs. Dianna DeLord Ehrenfried ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Eichhorn ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. William G. Ellsworth ‘73 Dr. and Mrs. David W. Erbach ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Erfort ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Kurt M. Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas A. Espinosa ‘97 Brother John R. Eustice, CSV Mr. Robert and Mrs. Therese Kuhn ‘69 Falardeau Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Fedor ‘68 Mr. Dennis J. Felke ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Fenton Jr. ‘71 Dr. Cathy Fitzpatrick and Mr. Brian Fitzpatrick Mr. Thomas W. Flynn ‘74 Mr. John R. Forsberg II ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Forsberg ‘66 Mr. Robert E. Foster ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Franczyk Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Franzen ‘71 Dr. and Mrs. James P. Frett Mrs. Margaret M. Fric Mr. and Mrs. James R. Fruchterman ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Marc Gallant

March

April

• Night of the Lion unites community in support of tuition assistance

• Students thrive throughout first full month of eLearning

• Junior raises $5k for homeless impacted by COVID-19

Friends of Saint Viator: $1 - $499 (cont.)

Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Garber Ms. Silvia Garcia-Morici Ms. Victoria Garlisch Mr. Robert M. Geary Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gerbatsch Mr. and Mrs. Brett Gern Mr. and Mrs. Michael Glasstetter Mr. Larry and Mrs. Margaret Mueller ‘69 Glueck Mr. Steven K. Godek ‘97 Mr. Eugene L. Grabinski Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Greco Mr. Edward and Mrs. Patricia Gosch ‘79 Gromala Mrs. Lilian Guynn Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Haemker ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Halpin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Halpin ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton Mr. Emil J. Hanner Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Hannon Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Hansen Ms. Karen S. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Harris Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hartigan Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hartung ‘71 Mr. Thomas ‘86 and Mrs. Joan Schoessling ‘86 Hegberg Mr. and Mrs. James K. Henegan Ms. Susan M. Henn ‘68 and Mr. Eric Nielsen Mrs. Gloria H. Herrick Hey Nonny Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hilbing ‘81 Mr. Timothy J. Hogaboom ‘11 Mr. James P. Hora ‘70 and Ms. Sue Ann Hoff Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Horrell ‘67 Mrs. Mary S. Huntley Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hynek Mrs. Janet Hynes Ms. Linda J. Jack ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Jarosz ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Johnson Mr. Gregory and Mrs. Kathleen Allen ‘67 Johnson Mr. and Ms. Christopher Jones Mr. Robert P. Joyce ‘06 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Kain ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Kaiser ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kane Jr. ‘73 Katie’s Kitchen Ms. Katie M. Kautz ‘04

Mr. and Mrs. M. Kevin Keane Ms. Kathleen M. Kearns Rev. Terence M. Keehan ‘74 Kelleher & Holland Ms. Lisbeth A. Kelly ‘70 and Mr. Fred Burke Ms. Brighid A. Kelly ‘68 Kendra Scott Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kenesey Mr. William J. Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kenning ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Kerrigan Jr. Mr. Anthony Kinahan Dr. and Mrs. Kevin T. King ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. King ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Casey M. Klingberg ‘73 Mr. Gregory and Mrs. Sheila Culm ‘86 Klostermann Mr. Robert D. ‘70 and Mrs. K. Valerie Conley ‘70 Kneesel Knights of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. James T. Kohn ‘81 Mrs. Denise M. Kohn Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kolassa ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kolassa ‘85 Kona-Ice of Arlington Heights Mr. Brian ‘94 and Mrs. Rita Walsh ‘94 Kopp Mr. and Mrs. James R. Kostek ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. John Kouvelis Dr. and Mrs. Michael Kowalik Mr. Rick Kowall ‘68 Mr. Philip Kranz Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Krause Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kropp Mrs. Suzanne M. Pasquale Kroupa ‘68 Ms. Courtney C. Krupa ‘01 Mr. Jason J. Kuffel ‘99 Ms. Mary Kuppe Prof. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kurfess ‘82 Mr. Stephen G. Kurfess ‘84 Mrs. Evelyn M. Kurfess Dr. and Mrs. William M. Kushner ‘68 Mr. Victor ‘75 and Mrs. Kathryn Augustin ‘75 LaMantia Mr. Ricky L. Lambert ‘19 Mr. Peter and Mrs. Jane Broeren ‘79 Lambesis Ms. Maureen E. Lamick ‘10 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce LaMotte Mr. Don and Mrs. Christina LaMotte ‘91 Sorota Mr. Randy P. Lanctot ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent M. Lane ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Langhenry ‘77 Mr. John G. Langhenry III ‘76 and Ms. Mary Gilhooly

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May

June

• Class of 2020 celebrated in drive-thru parade

• Class of 2020 Commencement Ceremony goes virtual

• Entrepreneurship students made final pitches in 2nd annual Pitch Night

Friends of Saint Viator: $1 - $499 (cont.)

Ms. Barbara A. Langhenry ‘75 and Mr. Richard Werner Mr. Kendall M. Lavelle ‘13 Dr. and Mrs. John V. Lavigne ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Law Mr. and Mrs. William S. Leahy Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Leisten Jr. ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. Roland G. Ley Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Lichner Dr. Christine L. Liekar ‘69 Mrs. Theresa A. Lipa Mr. and Mrs. John R. Littwin ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Loske ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Lund ‘66 Ms. Kristi Lundblad Ms. Patricia D. Lydon ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lynch Mr. Casey ‘06 and Mrs. Kathleen S. Corrigan ‘05 Lynde Mr. Patrick J. Magee ‘08 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mahoney Mr. George and Mrs. Iwona Sykala ‘00 Malley Mr. and Mrs. Justin E. Manley ‘92 Ms. Teresa L. Murnane Marchiori ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Marcinkus Mr. and Mrs. Christian L. Marquez ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maslowski Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Masterson Mr. and Mrs. Brian V. Masterton Mr. Thomas M. McAvoy ‘67 Mr. Jack and Mrs. Margaret Stanton ‘69 McBride Mr. Timothy McDonald ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. McDonald Jr. ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. John J. McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McDonnell Mr. William J. and Mrs. Linda M. Reimann ‘68 McGary Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McGrath Dr. and Mrs. Philip M. McGuire ‘84 Ms. Kathleen T. McLaughlin ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McMahon ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Neil McManus Mr. and Mrs. Timothy I. McNamara Jr. ‘84 Ms. Maureen P. Meersman ‘79 and Mr. John Shane Mr. Andrew Melo Mrs. Ute Menzel Mr. and Mrs. Joel Mercurio Mr. Martin Mersch Mr. Eric and Mrs. Kathryn M. Smith ‘98 Metz Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Metz 28

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Meyer ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Chris E. Mijal ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Mollsen ‘85 Mr. John G. Mooney ‘82 Ms. Joan M. Moore ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Moran ‘67 Mr. Michael and Mrs. Margaret Weber ‘67 Morrisey Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mueller ‘66 Mr. Michael D. Mueller ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Geary Muench Ms. Colleen Mulcrone Ms. Erin M. Murphy ‘13 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas S. Murray ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Myers Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nagelkirk Mr. David A. Flood and Ms. Julie A. Nagle Mr. and Mrs. Myles A. Naughton Mr. and Mrs. Kyle P. Neilson ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Brian Newell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newell Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Nissen ‘91 Mrs. Jean M. Noble Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Noonan ‘72 Northwest Road Runners, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David P. O’Grady ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. O’Hara ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. O’Keefe ‘69 Mr. Bernie ‘79 and Mrs. Beth Zander ‘78 O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. O’Shea ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Randy Olczyk Mr. James E. Onsager Mr. Kurtis Paprocki ‘00 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pastore Mr. Kevin F. Patzke ‘12 Mr. Steven J. Patzke ‘10 Mrs. Mary Ann Paulsen Mr. and Mrs. John Pawula Peggy Kinnane’s Irish Restaurant & Pub Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Pelican ‘86 Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Kathleen Farrell ‘90 Perreault Mr. Richard L. Perry Jr. ‘78 and Ms. Carola M. Heim Ms. Diane Schoen Petrovich ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Placencio Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Plesko ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas T. Pomaro Dr. Harry Poulos ‘72 and Dr. Catherine Poulos Mr. and Mrs. Kevin G. Powers ‘77

Friends of Saint Viator: $1 - $499 (cont.)

PRP Wine International Mr. and Mrs. John C. Puetz Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Quist Mr. James M. Rabb IV ‘03 Rack House Tavern, LLC Mr. Steve and Mrs. Maryann May ‘70 Radowski Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Ragone Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ramsden Ms. Jean C. Rapala ‘77 Mrs. Joyce Ratzki Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Resch Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Rhinehart Rev. Richard A. Rinn, CSV ‘66 Mr. Ryan C. Ritt ‘96 Mrs. Judith A. Ritz Robert Half Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Robideau Mr. and Mrs. John M. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Rodell ‘69 Mr. William J. Rogers Mr. Edward J. ‘75 and Mrs. Mary Schlickman ‘75 Rogozinski Jr. Mr. and Mrs. August F. Roller Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ronge ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Conrad S. Rubinkowski ‘69 Ms. Adrienne L. Rubinkowski ‘71 Mr. Fred Rudy Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Ryan Mr. John F. Saelens ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saigh ‘64 Dr. Gretchen Sanford and Mr. William Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Lee Scherkenbach ‘66 Mr. Michael Schermerhorn Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Schermerhorn Sr. Mr. Tyler and Mrs. MarySue Reeves ‘86 Schimanski Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Schlickman ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Schultz ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Shanley II ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Shaw ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Shevlin ‘77 Ms. Susan Siciliano Ms. Patricia J. Simmerman ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. David Slawkowski Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Slupik Mr. and Mrs. James G. Smedinghoff ‘71 Ms. Marie Smilek Mr. Michael and Mrs. Bridget Lynch ‘92 Snyders Ms. Judeth A. Spellman ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne P. Spychala ‘76 Mr. Edmond V. Stack Mr. and Mrs. David W. Stahl Mr. and Mrs. William Stanczak Mr. and Mrs. George R. Steiner Jr. ‘67 Mr. Charles and Mrs. Mary Waddick ‘73 Stephenson Dr. Timothy L. and Dr. Carol J. Straka

Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Streck Mr. and Mrs. John R. Stuckel ‘69 Mr. Edward ‘88 and Mrs. Sheila McNally ‘89 Stygar Mr. John and Mrs. Kathleen Kenney ‘77 Supplitt Mr. and Mrs. James G. Sweeney ‘72 Mrs. Mary G. Szczypta Ms. Coleen Theisen Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tomaino Mr. and Mrs. Jason Tondelli Top Fleet Limo Mr. and Mrs. Norbert J. Toporek Mr. and Mrs. Michael Towle Mr. and Mrs. Regis J. Trenda Mr. and Mrs. Michael Q. Tubridy Mr. Richard ‘89 and Mrs. Sheila Galvez ‘89 Ulbrich III Mr. and Mrs. Robert VanValkenburg Mrs. Theresa L. Majka Verback ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Visin Mrs. Mary Beth Paige Voigts ‘73 Mr. Guido and Mrs. Marisa Greco ‘94 Volpe Mr. Daniel R. Wallace ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Wallisch Dr. Hilary Ward Schnadt ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wasik Dr. Nina Wasyliw Khazen ‘90 and Mr. Joseph Khazen Prof. and Mrs. Francis W. Wcislo ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wells Mr. and Mrs. John G. Wendell ‘68 Ms. Carole Ann Hardy Wilder ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wilder Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Wilhite Ms. Cristina Willard and Mr. John Laprise Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Willow ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Windle Mr. Nicholas A. Winter ‘14 Mr. Orrin B. Wolf ‘13 Mr. Ethan D. Wolf ‘14 Mr. Zachary C. Wolf ‘16 Ms. Rebecca A. Wolf ‘18 Mrs. Marian M. Wozniak Mr. and Mrs. William Yaeger Jr. ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Yerkes Mr. Richard D. Zak ‘75 Ms. Arielle J. Zakos ‘08 Mr. Fred Zicarelli and Mrs. Kathleen Markiewicz-Zicarelli Mr. Carl and Mrs. Margaret Moran ‘67 Zwisler

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Young Alumni and current students Young Alumni Fr. Louis Querbes Society: $5,000 and Above Anonymous

Young Alumni President’s Society: $1,000 to $4,999 Anonymous Mr. Matthew G. Barry ‘10 Ms. Emma M. Liedlich ‘13 Mr. Sam A. Mesi ‘12 Mr. William C. Mitchell ‘10

Young Alumni Principal’s Society: $500 to $999 Mr. Andrew S. Hansen ‘14 Ms. Sarah M. Liedlich ‘10 Mr. Joseph M. Orecchio ‘15 Ms. Nicole C. Schneider ‘10

Young Alumni Lion’s Society: $250 to $499 Mr. Kevin P. Darling ‘09 Ms. Elyse A. Slezak ‘09

Young Alumni Blue & White Society: $100 to $249

Anonymous Mr. Thomas F. Aichele ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Tyler J. Anderson ‘09 Mr. Joseph M. Carlson ‘10 Ms. Colleen M. Drolet ‘14 Mr. Martin and Mrs. Sofie M. Martin ‘09 Dzik Mr. Brian C. Hansen ‘11 Mr. Todd M. and Mrs. Lauren N. Wolf ‘09 Heitman Mr. Timothy J. Hogaboom ‘11 Mr. John Liddell and Mrs. Molly E. Farwell ‘09 Liddell Mr. Kevin F. Patzke ‘12 Mr. Steven J. Patzke ‘10 Ms. Lindsey K. Peters ‘09 Ms. Gail M. Simpson ‘09 Mr. Daniel H. Stringfellow ‘10 Ms. Michelle M. Warnimont ‘09 Mr. Kenneth J. Wienckowski ‘11 Ms. Laura L. Williams ‘14 Mr. Nicholas A. Winter ‘14 30

Young Alumni Friends of Saint Viator: Up to $99

Ms. Kristen A. Abrahamson ‘14 Mr. Joseph M. Adams ‘14 Mr. Christopher R. Beiersdorf ‘15 Mr. Brett A. Biondi ‘09 Mr. Stephen F. Bonica ‘13 Ms. Jennifer A. Brandt ‘14 Ms. Theresa A. Caputo ‘14 Mr. Jack and Mrs. Samantha D. Giovannetti ‘09 Conway Mr. John M. Corrigan ‘12 Mr. Mario L. Cuttone ‘09 Mr. Matthew T. Darling ‘15 Mr. Samuel J. Deihs ‘14 Mr. Nicholas E. Desmond ‘14 Mr. Joseph E. Dougherty ‘09 Ms. Erin E. Fabbri ‘14 Mr. Joseph M. Faerber ‘14 Ms. Sarah E. Faerber ‘09 Mr. Michael M. Fleming ‘09 Mr. Nicholas D. Grundtvig ‘14 Ms. Lauren N. Guske ‘14 Ms. Krystal M. Harris ‘15 Ms. Amanda R. Javers ‘16 Ms. Kaley P. Joyce ‘14 Mr. David J. Kellner ‘14 Ms. Paige E. Kelly ‘14 Ms. Katherine M. Kern ‘09 Mr. Ricky L. Lambert ‘19 Ms. Maureen E. Lamick ‘10 Ms. Catherine R. Lauerman ‘14 Mr. Kendall M. Lavelle ‘13 Mr. Andrew Liedlich ‘16 Ms. Sara M. Lopez ‘14 Mr. Thomas W. Martin ‘14 Ms. Gina M. Mastrodomenico ‘14 Ms. Megan K. McCollum ‘14 Mr. Sean L. McDermott ‘14 Mr. Kevin P. McMahon ‘14 Ms. Jennifer T. Michalik ‘10 Ms. Megan M. Mueller ‘14 Ms. Erin M. Murphy ‘13 Mr. James E. Murphy III ‘13 Mr. Karol J. Nowak ‘14 Ms. Michaela M. O’Neill ‘15 Mr. Connor H. Purk ‘14

Ms. Cathryn Rooney ‘14 Ms. Kathryn A. Schening ‘14 Mr. Robert F. Schmidt, Jr. ‘12 Mr. Andrew T. Smith ‘14 Ms. Emily C. Spahn ‘09 Ms. Breanna L. St. Pierre ‘14 Ms. Julie P. Sweeney ‘11 Ms. Alexandria C. Tonigan ‘09 Ms. Sarah A. Toomey ‘16 Ms. Allison R. Vitale ‘11 Mr. Matthew J. Vitale ‘09 Mr. Benjamin L. Wilder ‘14 Mr. Ethan D. Wolf ‘14 Mr. Orrin B. Wolf ‘13 Ms. Rebecca A. Wolf ‘18 Mr. Zachary C. Wolf ‘16 Ms. Anne M. Yoder ‘09 Ms. Molly C. Ziegler ‘14

HONOR ROLL OF INVESTORS - alumni With sincere gratitude, we acknowledge the generosity of our alumni who made an investment in Saint Viator High School from July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020. The following lists include total annual giving by our generous alumni donors.

(The contributions of alumni from Saint Viator and Sacred Heart of Mary are listed by class.)

SVHS 1964

Michael H. Minton Robert Saigh Robert L. Shanley II

Francis G. Shaw George R. Steiner Jr. Christopher C. Tietze H. James Vandenbergh Jr.

Total Contributions: $3,685.00

Total Contributions: $26,790.00

SVHS 1965

SHM 1968

Gregory E. Carlson Jan M. Christenson Ralph J. Elwart Jr. Frederick J. Emig Michael L. Hardy Charles J. Heinrich James R. Kostek Michael J. Massey Edward T. Odmark Gregory A. Wos Total Contributions: $15,100.00

SVHS 1966

Thomas Cunningham Bill J. Demmert David W. Erbach Lawrence R. Forsberg Major General David C. Harris, USA, Ret. Vincent M. Lane John V. Lavigne Robert C. Lund Daniel G. Meyer James M. Mueller Thomas J. Pilat Richard A. Rinn, CSV John R. Ronge Lee Scherkenbach John F. Steinmiller Michael H. Weidner Total Contributions: $20,709.50

SHM 1967

Madonna McMahon Briscoe Kathleen A. Allen Johnson Kathleen T. McLaughlin Margaret Weber Morrisey Carole A. Hardy Wilder Total Contributions: $425.00

SVHS 1967

Carl M. Barsanti Gregory T. Bielawski James E. Dahl Robert W. Eichhorn Robert C. Horrell John R. Littwin Thomas M. McAvoy James P. Moran Timothy J. Plesko John F. Saelens

Susan M. Henn Linda J. Jack Brighid A. Kelly Nancy S. Klein Klingberg Suzanne M. Pasquale Kroupa Linda M. Reimann McGary Mary T. Schafer Total Contributions: $1,800.00

SVHS 1968

James W. Atkinson Jr. William P. Balaz Jr. Stephen C. Bogaerts Robert J. Bunting Barry J. Carlson Richard D. Fedor Mark C. Haemker Daniel E. Klingberg Rick Kowall William M. Kushner Randy P. Lanctot John P. McNamara Thomas P. O’Hara Kenneth J. Sophie Jr. John G. Wendell William J. Yaeger Jr. Total Contributions: $2,925.00

SHM 1969

Mary C. Cunningham Aylward Mary Jo Bohr Deborah Slack Boyd Kathleen P. Falardeau Brandwein Karen Koehl Butzen Debra Aylward Callahan Kathleen McGrath Cuny Mariangela Rocca Dahl Therese K. Kuhn Falardeau Carol A. Gabrielsen Beverly R. Glowacki Margaret M. Mueller Glueck Deborah Lytle Greenlee Jennifer Gresey Grey Mary Hofmann Hall Janine Fenzel Hanigan Ellen O’Neil Harris Barbara J. Schwarz Hellem Jane S. Schaer Ipsen Brigid Jensen Anna M. Klein Johnson

Linda Faflik Karlovitz Christine L. Yaeger Liekar Pamela Miseska Lucas Monica K. Martin Margaret Stanton McBride Catherine B. McGuire Kathleen A. McNamara Karen Keck Meek Marcia J. Waxstein Moore Diane S. Revnes Moore Patricia M. Jage Muir Alexis Crawford Pasquier Carolyn J. Marks Peter Mary J. Ludwig Peterson Mary L. Philbin Christine J. Pilat Colleen M. Reardon Mary Beth Griffin Riley Susan McGrath Sangston Kathleen Donahue Scheffers Mary D. Davis Schoneman Mary J. Galdoni Schram Mary C. Byrne Schumacher Martha DiMuzio Soltwisch Janet M. Stephen Mary L. Strub Katherine N. Barnes Swift Lynnda Dietz Upton Susan Jeuck Waldbuesser Total Contributions: $6,210.00

SVHS 1969

Richard Adamson Thomas Anstett Richard G. Aylward Michael R. Bosshart Mark R. Botterman John Brawley William F. Broeren Timothy J. Burke Robert W. Cole Michael J. Cooper Thomas D. Corr Terrence J. Cuny, USMC, Ret. George Diezel Michael R. Dom Michael J. Drnec Sr. David J. Erfort Kenneth H. Erickson Jr. Michael P. Farrell John R. Forsberg II John R. Graf William D. Griffin James D. Hillenmayer James P. Hynes Kevin D. Kain Alan E. Kanabay

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SVHS 1969 (cont.)

William R. Krewer Mark S. Kushner John A. LaMonica Jr. Stephen F. Lane James P. Lutiger Daniel P. Maguire William J. McCaffrey James V. McDonough Thomas M. McNulty Chris E. Mijal David C. Muir James Nichols Daniel S. O’Keefe Mark Obuchowski Thomas J. Rodell Conrad S. Rubinkowski Daniel R. Schoepke Robert D. Siffermann Thomas J. Smedinghoff John R. Stuckel Neal J. Tarpey Edward H. Vallely Paul A. VandenDolder Gerard F. Walters Francis W. Wcislo Joan E. Romeo Weidner Total Contributions: $25,429.00

SHM 1970

Claire A. Caldini Barbara A. Madden Calton Kathryn S. Schafer Costello Mary G. Kane Lisbeth A. Kelly K. Valerie Conley Kneesel Karen R. Kosinski O’Neil Maryann May Radowski Teresa L. Skeehan Stewart Total Contributions: $9,210.00

SVHS 1970

Robert J. Carroll Jr. John W. Cavers Terrence J. Cullen Dennis J. Felke James P. Hora Geoffrey W. Kinka Robert D. Kneesel Michael J. Lins Edward J. McHugh Robert E. McMahon J. Barry O’Neil Stephen M. Smith John A. Vandenbergh Mario D. Vitale Thomas D. Wall Martin R. Willow John P. Wynn Total Contributions: $21,000.00

SHM 1971

Joan M. Kreiner Burny Margaret E. Gosch Adrienne L. Rubinkowski

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Margaret M. Siffermann Teske Total Contributions: $2,125.00

James F. Solari Total Contributions: $4,365.00

SVHS 1971

SVHS 1974

Mark F. Deger William L. Dougherty Eugene E. Dougherty Jr. Francis X. Fenton Jr. John L. Fox Mark J. Franzen Thomas J. Gallagher William Geiser William M. Hake William A. Hartung Kevin J. Kavanagh Kevin T. King Joseph B. Kurczodyna Barry E. McEneely James W. McEnerney Jr. Gregory R. Ostermann Stephen E. Schlickman Thomas A. Schultz James A. Skarzynski James G. Smedinghoff Thomas L. Smith Total Contributions: $4,822.50

SHM 1972

Vicky G. Goulet Cupelli Jean Sophie Hake M. Elizabeth Kane Shandley Total Contributions: $1,375.00

SVHS 1972

John S. Benway James W. Crnich Mark E. Hoppe Kevin Kenning Thomas A. King Timothy McDonald Thomas P. Noonan Harry Poulos Jr. James G. Sweeney Michael G. Wullaert Paul R. Zimmerman Total Contributions: $27,913.80

SHM 1973

Judeth A. Spellman Mary W. Waddick Stephenson Mary Beth Paige Voigts Total Contributions: $270.00

SVHS 1973

James T. Bristol III Richard A. Broeren Jr. Mark P. Carroll Thomas L. Chapman Sr. Timothy J. Deger Michael J. Dwyer William G. Ellsworth Robert E. Foster Neil T. Humphrey John F. Kane Jr. Casey M. Klingberg Kenneth P. Smith

Gary P. Czeropski Christopher L. Deger Thomas W. Flynn Terence M. Keehan Total Contributions: $1,125.00

SHM 1975

Annette M. Loiacono Cerami Dianna L. DeLord Ehrenfried Susan D. Frank Jordan Kathryn A. Augustin LaMantia Barbara A. Langhenry Mimi Hopkinson Lappin Mary Schlickman Rogozinski Hilary M. Ward Schnadt Total Contributions: $6,025.00

SVHS 1975

Michael H. Fitton Jerome S. Hanner Matthew J. Hower Terence A. Jordan Brian P. King Victor A. LaMantia Edward J. Rogozinski Jr. Richard D. Zak Total Contributions: $2,920.00

SHM 1976

Kathleen M. Collins Patricia D. Lydon Total Contributions: $415.00

SVHS 1976

James R. Fruchterman James M. Kane Jr. John G. Langhenry III Michael J. O’Shea Wayne P. Spychala Total Contributions: $3,275.00

SHM 1977

Laura J. Langlotz Anderson Jean C. Rapala Kathleen M. Kenney Supplitt Total Contributions: $550.00

SVHS 1977

Paul H. Anderson Michael S. Andresen Jerome F. Cataldo Jerome P. Cunningham Michael P. Doherty J. Gordon Kaiser Mark T. Langhenry Kerry M. Lavelle James F. Mitchell Kevin G. Powers Patrick J. Scullion Timothy G. Shevlin Daniel L. Twarog Total Contributions: $24,590.00

SHM 1978

Eileen M. Meyer Susan M. Skarzynski Nolan Beth E. Zander O’Neill Total Contributions: $800.00

SVHS 1978

Jonathan D. Bobruk Riccardo A. DiMonte Daniel A. Docel Steven F. Murray Richard L. Perry Jr. Total Contributions: $800.00

SHM 1979

Barbara Greco Abell Laura L. Barrett Jean A. Ryan Carlquist Deborah L. Mazurek Cepla Patricia Chapleau DeJuilio Christine A. Efken Anne E. Marchese Griffith Kathleen Lim Henson Rosemarie K. Kraft Keane Jane B. Broeren Lambesis Paula D. Mazeski Maloney Jeanne M. Stubing McAleer Regina E. Maude McCarthy Patricia A. McElroy Maureen P. Meersman Therese A. Clifford Michels Joan M. Moore Maureen Forsythe Mueller Catherine M. Chernesky Raney Sarah Burke Rogozinski Patricia A. Gallagher Ruleau Patricia J. Simmerman Mary Kay Cannistra Steward Lynne A. Toomey Traci Elizabeth B. Beauvais Walberg Total Contributions: $4,376.00

SVHS 1979

Anonymous Ricardo J. Anesi James E. Banaszak Alan E. Cepla Robert J. Dalton Anthony D. Falduto Richard B. Faul Joseph A. Hafenscher Michael P. McDonald Jr. Michael J. McMahon James Mertes Timothy J. Notaro Bernard J. O’Neill Scott T. Origer Steven R. Peshek Bryan R. Rapala Neal F. Spellman Andrew E. Squire Michael J. Svec Gregg P. Sweeney Total Contributions: $925,257.21

SVHS 1980

Daniel L. Costello II William A. Dahlborn III Stephen G. Dress Michael R. Hogan James T. Link Timothy B. Morrissey Kyle P. Neilson Total Contributions: $2,555.00

SHM 1981

Julie A. Foreman Cleary Julie M. Brehm Crawford Diane T. Schoen Petrovich Cathleen A. Notaro Walsh Total Contributions: $4,994.50

SVHS 1981

Jeremy A. Abbs James W. Boler Martin G. Dooley John F. Hilbing John M. Joyce Bradley J. Kay James T. Kohn John E. Kolassa Thomas F. O’Brien Jr. Peter F. Walsh Total Contributions: $55,564.50

SHM 1982

Margaret A. Leahy Andress Kelly A. Burke Angela K. Duke Sally O. Origer Joyce Karen A. Neugebauer Yaeger Total Contributions: $4,700.00

SVHS 1982

Michael J. Boler Mark R. Borrelli William M. Cavanagh Sr. Raymond F. Chiostri Jr. Kevin W. Forsythe Brian J. Krause Thomas R. Kurfess John G. Mooney Michael D. Mueller David W. Rooney Total Contributions: $19,485.00

SHM 1983

Jenny A. Baur Bahr Nancy J. Frugo Buehrer Suzanne E. Collins Daugherty Kathleen Egan Madaras Total Contributions: $525.00

SVHS 1983

Anthony P. Anesi Mary Kelly Finnegan Cavanagh Robert A. Daugherty Jr. Todd J. Ehlman Thomas J. Halpin Christopher R. Jarosz John M. Loske Total Contributions: $2,425.00

SHM 1984

Julia A. Hower Carens Suzanne M. Oskorep Horvath Total Contributions: $2,100.00

SVHS 1984

Matthew J. Boler James P. DeMunno David F. Horvath Sr. Stephen G. Kurfess Philip M. McGuire Timothy I. McNamara Jr. Total Contributions: $15,315.00

SHM 1985

Susan M. Farrell Amy Moren Kenesey Stacey Collignon Niezyniecki Total Contributions: $5,115.00

SVHS 1985

Arthur A. Gasey Joseph R. Jarosz Timothy J. Kenesey Michael J. Kolassa John K. Laughlin Daniel C. Mollsen Mark P. Spanier William F. Stanczak Orrin E. Wolf Total Contributions: $26,690.00

SHM 1986

Joan M. Schoessling Hegberg Sheila M. Culm Klostermann Teresa L. Murnane Marchiori MarySue Reeves Karen M. Farrell Regan Jennifer L. Urso Taylor Susan T. Neugebauer Wittich Total Contributions: $3,066.00

SVHS 1986

Peter C. Freund Chris J. Gerosa Thomas W. Hegberg Andrew J. Kelleher Jr. James R. Klimas Mark A. McDonnell Edward J. Pelican Total Contributions: $10,850.00

SHM 1987

Kathryn S. Beckman Dossett Lisa C. Smith Fulton Melissa M. Miller Ruth Rhonda S. Starr Total Contributions: $1,370.00

SVHS 1987

Michael M. DeBartolo Jeffery A. Hartgen David P. O’Grady Ronald M. Rygiel Total Contributions: $1,270.00

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SVHS 1988

Desiree D. DiFiore Doland Matthew J. Murphy Thomas J. O’Neill Andrew J. Stoy Edward J. Stygar III Theresa L. Majka Verback Total Contributions: $17,540.00

SVHS 1989

Jennifer Bonifacic Anderson Kenneth J. Anderson Timothy J. Bachara Laura J. Positano Bernstein Kathleen A. Adler Boland Kraig M. Bonder Brian J. Chudik Diana T. Sauriol Clawson Leonard P. Cuttone Eric S. Dahlberg Nicole M. Tamraz Daniels Joseph A. Ferrazza Patricia M. Mannina Flood Kathleen B. Barrett Ford Christopher D. Hession Chris E. Huntzinger Rebecca E. Helmer Jacob R. Michael Kenney Agnes L. Taylor Knott Brian D. Lynch Jonas C. Marcocchio Matthew C. Mason Paul W. McAndrews Robert M. McMahon Suzanne M. Motto Steven T. Notaro Robert J. Peabody Ann M. Buonincontro Perez Mary Kate DeVaney Phillips Suzanne M. Wold Reeg Thomas R. Reeg Janet M. Neumann Reich Eileen M. Carroll Runte Suzanne E. Stachler Mario J. Starr Sheila L. McNally Stygar Richard T. Ulbrich III Sheila G. Galvez Ulbrich Sandra L. Metz Wolan Total Contributions: $23,580.00

SVHS 1990

Anonymous Kelly A. Howland Austing Bradley T. Bullock Stephen P. Carroll Kerry L. Lemke Conneely F. Michael Covey III Kathleen A. Farrell Perreault C. Joshua Silva Scott G. Smoron Nina W. Wasyliw Khazen Total Contributions: $26,531.50

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SVHS 1991

Rocco Armocida Daniel J. Benassi Brian P. Goss Sr. Christina M. LaMotte Sorota Christian L. Marquez Mark R. Nissen Kerry K. Paulsen Caroline B. Avell Starr Dominic R. Starr Bridget M. Liszka Ziebka Total Contributions: $13,085.00

SVHS 1992

Andrew J. Callaci Matthew C. Green Alexander W. Jochaniewicz Frances M. Capizzi Jordan John C. Klopp Justin E. Manley Maureen K. Henning Martin Bridget E. Lynch Snyders Maria L. Cinefro Yonkus Andrew D. Yonkus Total Contributions: $5,290.00

SVHS 1993

Rebecca M. Bruckert Peter Konopka David R. Trenda Joseph V. Villinski Total Contributions: $2,500.00

SVHS 1994

Melissa A. Biancalana Boelens Gianna L. Cinefro Giuliani Brian C. Kopp Rita M. Walsh Kopp Elizabeth J. Bowes Lewis Michael J. Manno Marisa G. Greco Volpe Total Contributions: $905.00

SVHS 1995

Maureen T. Flood Callero Thomas A. Cattapan Julie B. Bravieri Chirinos Nicholas S. Murray Carolyn M. Trenda Total Contributions: $2,300.00

SVHS 1996

Anonymous Jason A. V. Blum Katherine Snarski Blum Brian P. Clarke David J. Fernandez Jr. Total Contributions: $890.00

SVHS 1997

Nicolas A. Espinosa Steven K. Godek Nicholas E. Papanicholas Jr. Total Contributions: $5,350.00

SVHS 1998

Kathryn M. Smith Metz Joseph J. Papanicholas Total Contributions: $5,150.00

SVHS 1999

Ryan L. Andrews Lauren R. Ritt Aplington Milo E. Barrera Paul H. Becker Margaret E. Paxson Bleeker Louis C. Capizzi William J. Cavers Kristen J. Gleich Collins James A. Costello Nada Cuvalo Matthew R. Decancq James J. Dowd Jason R. Glass Ian M. Gut Lisa K. Hendrickson Timothy P. Hennig Theresa M. Lowe Kaluzny Erin E. King Hall Jason J. Kuffel Mario A. LaMacchia Patrick S. McGough Anthony V. Navarro Victoria S. Lamick Spivak Cristina M. Villarreal Cristina M. Walters Brittany A. Scurto Youngblood Total Contributions: $3,735.00

SVHS 2000

Megan E. Connolly Briggs Jennifer R. Culhane Paul R. Daday Jennifer L. Ansani Kottra Iwona M. Sykala Malley Kurtis Paprocki Total Contributions: $685.00

SVHS 2001

Justin G. Funk Courtney C. Krupa Total Contributions: $2,233.03

SVHS 2002

Christopher A. Paolelli Total Contributions: $100.00

SVHS 2003

Gina Papanicholas Bertolini Nicholas Bertolini Christopher Gunn Court Harris Joseph G. Leisten Jr. James M. Rabb IV Maria Zivoli Total Contributions: $6,715.00

SVHS 2004

James A. DeBlasio III Katharine R. Garbarek Katie M. Kautz Mary E. McAvoy Staar Kate C. Zydlo Total Contributions: $585.00

SVHS 2005

Celine M. Fitzgerald John O. Leahy Kathleen S. Corrigan Lynde Ryan M. Mroz Total Contributions: $2,405.00

SVHS 2006

Michael V. Cirone Robert P. Joyce Casey P. Lynde Mary J. Scotillo Total Contributions: $652.50

SVHS 2007

Cassandra L. Bremer Griffith Daniel R. Wallace Total Contributions: $140.00

SVHS 2008

Elise D. Cataldo Cirone Matthew V. Crandall Patrick K. Gaeger Michael W. Landuyt Jaclyn R. Sima Landuyt Kristen M. Guth Lesniak Patrick J. Magee Emily G. Corrigan O’Malley Matthew P. O’Malley James R. Platania Jr. Johnathan J. Stringfellow Arielle J. Zakos Total Contributions: $1,702.50

SVHS 2009

Tyler J. Anderson Brett A. Biondi Samantha D. Conway Mario L. Cuttone Kevin P. Darling Joseph E. Dougherty Sofie M. Martin Dzik Sarah E. Faerber Michael M. Fleming Lauren N. Wolf Heitman

Katherine M. Kern Molly E. Farwell Liddell Lindsey K. Peters Gail M. Simpson Elyse A. Slezak Emily C. Spahn Alexandria C. Tonigan Matthew J. Vitale Michelle M. Warnimont Anne M. Yoder Total Contributions: $1,960.00

SVHS 2010

Anonymous Matthew G. Barry Joseph M. Carlson Maureen E. Lamick Sarah M. Liedlich Jennifer T. Michalik William C. Mitchell Steven J. Patzke Nicole C. Schneider Daniel H. Stringfellow Total Contributions: $11,145.00

SVHS 2011

Brian C. Hansen Timothy J. Hogaboom Julie P. Sweeney Allison R. Vitale Kenneth J. Wienckowski Total Contributions: $500.00

SVHS 2012

Thomas F. Aichele John M. Corrigan Samuel A. Mesi Kevin F. Patzke Robert F. Schmidt Jr.

David J. Kellner Paige E. Kelly Catherine R. Lauerman Sara M. Lopez Thomas W. Martin Gina M. Mastrodomenico Megan K. McCollum Sean L. McDermott Kevin P. McMahon Megan M. Mueller Karol J. Nowak Connor H. Purk Cathryn Rooney Kathryn A. Schening Andrew T. Smith Breanna L. St. Pierre Benjamin L. Wilder Laura L. Williams Nicholas A. Winter Ethan D. Wolf Molly C. Ziegler Total Contributions: $2,875.00

SVHS 2015

Anonymous Christopher R. Beiersdorf Matthew T. Darling Krystal M. Harris Michaela M. O’Neill Joseph M. Orecchio Total Contributions: $1,060.00

SVHS 2016

Amanda R. Javers Andrew Liedlich Sarah A. Toomey Zachary C. Wolf Total Contributions: $155.00

Total Contributions: $2,790.00

SVHS 2017

SVHS 2013

Total Contributions: $5,000.00

Stephen F. Bonica Kendall M. Lavelle Emma M. Liedlich Erin M. Murphy James E. Murphy III Orrin B. Wolf Total Contributions: $1,685.00

SVHS 2014

Kristen A. Abrahamson Joseph M. Adams Jennifer A. Brandt Theresa A. Caputo Samuel J. Deihs Nicholas E. Desmond Colleen M. Drolet Erin E. Fabbri Joseph M. Faerber Nicholas D. Grundtvig Lauren N. Guske Andrew S. Hansen Kaley P. Joyce

Anonymous

SVHS 2018

Eleanore M. Kelleher Rebecca A. Wolf Total Contributions: $45.00

SVHS 2019

Ricky L. Lambert Total Contributions: $25.00

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IN-KIND DONATIONS In-kind donations include products or services. Special Events donations recognition section with valuations as approximated by the donor for the Special Events pages: this will capture all the donors/companies providing us wine, jerseys, condos, etc. with valuation approximated by donor or us based on fair market assessment.

President’s Society: $10,000 - $24,999

Friends of Saint Viator: $1 - $499

Anonymous Directions

The Adams Family Adler Planetarium Arcada Theatre Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Armocida ‘91 Ballpark in Mount Prospect BelAir Cantina The Bollard Family Mr. Jamie and Mrs. Maureen T. Flood ‘95 Callero Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. Cataldo ‘77 Cheesecake Factory Chick-fil-A Schaumburg Class of 2022 Parents Commuter Fitness Cooper’s Hawk Winery Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Craig Daily Herald Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Davis Mr. and Mrs. John J. Franczyk Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marc Gallant Gameworks Gene & Georgetti’s Hey Nonny John Hancock Observatory Katie’s Kitchen Kendra Scott Kimpton Hotels

Principal’s Society: $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rascher Selden Fox

Lion’s Society: $1,000 - $4,999 Amalgamated Bank Commercial Banking Architectural Door Solutions Mr. and Mrs. Michael Capesius Castema Technology Services Chicago Electric Boat Company Michael Christopoulos Family Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Kelleher Jr. ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. McKenna Mr. Sam A. Mesi ‘12 Mr. William C. Mitchell ‘10 MJWW Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Monson Monson’s Jewelers The Scotillo Family Seasons 52 Mr. and Mrs. David Streck

Blue & White Society: $500 - $999 Rev. Charles G. Bolser, CSV Chicago Cycleboats Mr. and Mrs. Rolando Izquierdo Jr. Saint Viator Parents Club The Saverino Family Mr. and Mrs. Rocco A. Smeriglio

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Lynfred Winery Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. McKenna ‘92 Metropolis Performing Arts Centre The Mills Family Milwaukee Zoo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O’Neill ‘88 Peggy Kinnane’s Irish Restaurant & Pub Pollyanna Brewing PRP Wine International Rack House Tavern, LLC Remington’s Steakhouse Mr. Ryan Ritt ‘96 Rock ‘n’ Jump Russo Power Equipment Safariland Saint Viator High School Saint Viator Softball Saverino & Associates Schaumburg Boomers Shedd Aquarium The Tondelli Family Top Fleet Limo The VanValkenburg Family Writer’s Theatre Zanie’s Comedy Club Bill Zanon

matching gifts Principal’s Society: $5,000 - $9,999

Blue & White Society: $500 - $999

Adobe

Abbott Laboratories Fund American Express Foundation AT&T Foundation Hanover Insurance Group

Lion’s Society: $1,000 - $4,999 Bank of America Intel Charitable Motorola Solutions Foundation Samsung Electronics North America

Friends of Saint Viator: $1 - $499 AbbVie Foundation Baird Foundation Chevron Corporation ITW Foundation Raytheon Charitable Giving Roche Matching Gifts Program True Value Company William Blair and Company

For more information on matching gifts, contact Director of Development Kristen Daniels at kdaniels@saintviator.com or (224) 625-1297.

sponsorships Aeroshield All About Kids Dentistry Arlington Dermatology Mr. and Mrs. Mick Austin Mr. Nicholas ‘03 and Mrs. Gina Papanicholas ‘03 Bertolini BMO Harris Global Asset Management Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bremner Dr. and Mrs. Michael Bukhalo Mr. and Mrs. Bradley T. Bullock ‘90 C Starr Properties Capital Point Financial Group Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Carlson ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen V. Cashman Cashman Stahler Group Castema Technology Services Clerics of St. Viator The Conneely Family – Kerry ’90, Mark, Fiona ’18, Sarah ’20 and Nora (future Lion) Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Eileen O‘Grady ‘73 Daday Ms. Nicole M. Daniels ‘89

Drost Kivlahan McMahon & O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. John L. Fox ‘71 Grand Victoria Casino Mr. and Mrs. Brett Gern Mr. Thomas ‘86 and Mrs. Joan Schoessling ‘86 Hegberg Mr. David S. Hogaboom and Ms. Colleen M. Gaughan Holy Family Parish Idealease JP Title Guaranty Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Kelleher Jr. ‘86 Kelleher & Holland Jack and Beth Klues Kopon Airdo The Lakota Group Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mahoney McAndrews, Held & Malloy Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. McDonnell ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. James F. Mitchell ‘77 Mitchell Consulting Group Motor Werks Auto Group Dan, JoAnn, Dan ’04 and Jim ’08 Murphy

Nicholas & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O’Neill ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Papanicholas ‘98 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. Papanicholas Jr. ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Pasko Quest Food Management Services Mr. Thomas R. ‘89 and Mrs. Suzanne M. Wold ‘89 Reeg Rockford Orthopedic Associates LTD Mr. David W. Rooney ‘82 Rooney Landscape Selden Fox Dr. Scott G. Smoron ‘90 Smiles by Smoron Mr. Dominic ‘91 and Mrs. Caroline Avell ‘91 Starr Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Loren J. Trimble Dr. Victoria A. Ursitti and Mr. Patrick Hoffmann Village Bank & Trust

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memorials Please note the bold names indicate the person for whom the memorial gift was made. The names listed under the bold name are the people who have made a contribution in their memory. These gifts were made between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020.

Br. Dale A. Barth, CSV Mr. William M. ‘71 and Mrs. Jean Sophie ‘72 Hake Megan K. Blenner ‘04 Mrs. Peggy Blenner Thomas P. Blenner Mrs. Peggy Blenner Kenneth M. Bonder Mr. Anthony and Mrs. Rebecca Helmer ‘89 Jacob Robert J. Broeren Mr. Peter and Mrs. Jane Broeren ‘79 Lambesis Maggie Bruckert Ms. Rebecca M. Bruckert ‘93 Winston T. Casis Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. McKenna ‘92 Richard Cesar Chirinos Mr. Cesar and Mrs. Julie Bravieri ‘95 Chirinos Kathleen M. Deger Mr. Christopher L. Deger ‘74 Ernest & Helen DeLord Mrs. Dianna DeLord Ehrenfried ‘75 Paul M. Ehlman Mr. and Mrs. William B. Carrane Michael Fedyna ‘77 Dr. and Mrs. Michael Kowalik Michael Frazier Mrs. Nancy I. Bidwill John “Jack” Hartgen Mr. and Mrs. James S. Mathews Colin R. Hayes ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Clarke Andrew T. Johnstone ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Callaci ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Johnstone II Marie Julius Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan Dorothy Strobl Jurs Dr. Angela K. Duke ‘82 Marion Kay Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Kay ‘81 James Michael Kushner ‘76 Dr. and Mrs. William M. Kushner ‘68

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Donna Mace Litton ‘77 Mr. Gregory W. Mace ‘69 Donald W. Lyon Ms. Donna Lyon Van Swol Lori Lynch The Lynch Family Foundation Sharon C. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Abrahamian Mrs. Judith W. Amberg Mr. Jason ‘96 and Mrs. Katherine Snarski ‘96 Blum Ms. Mary J. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Cahill Chicago Catholic League Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Daniels Mr. Mark F. Deger ‘71 Mrs. Dorothy J. Deger Mr. and Mrs. James P. DeMunno ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. DiClementi Ms. Elizabeth S. Dukes Mr. and Mrs. David J. Erfort ‘69 Flood Brothers Disposal & Recycling Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Franzen ‘71 Mrs. Margaret M. Franzen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gerbatsch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Gliwa Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Griffin ‘69 Ms. Patricia Griffith Mr. William M. ‘71 and Mrs. Jean Sophie ‘72 Hake Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Jerrol Leitner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lenke Mr. and Mrs. William C. Lohff Ms. Kristi Lundblad Mr. Casey ‘06 and Mrs. Kathleen S. Corrigan ‘05 Lynde Mr. and Mrs. James A. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. John P. McNamara Jr. ‘68 Mrs. Bridget Michlik Ms. Marilyn F. Midday Ms. Marilyn F. Mulcahy Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Paczko Mr. and Mrs. Dominic J. Pancini Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Pancini Mr. Christopher Phenner Mr. and Mrs. John C. Puetz Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Quirini Ms. Joanne D. Schwabe Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Smith ‘70

Ms. Joan K. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. John C. Swiderski Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Tantillo Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Timmreck Mr. John A. Vandenbergh ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Wall ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wells Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Willow ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Steve D. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Zimmerman ‘72 Renee A. LaMotte Mayerle ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce LaMotte Mr. Don and Mrs. Christina LaMotte ‘91 Sorota Mark Francis McDonnell ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McDonnell Alicia Mercurio Mr. and Mrs. Joel Mercurio Jeffrey P. Moroney ‘05 Ms. Nicole C. Schneider ‘10 John Paulik Mrs. Judith W. Amberg John H. Paulsen Mrs. Mary Ann Paulsen Joan T. Poulos Dr. Harry Poulos ‘72 and Dr. Catherine Poulos Karen A. Ranos Mr. John F. Ranos Jim & Kate Reeves Mr. Tyler and Mrs. MarySue Reeves ‘86 Schimanski Jonna T. Robinson ‘05 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Robinson Br. Robert C. Ruhl, CSV Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Andresen ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. John K. Laughlin ‘85 Br. Leo Ryan, CSV Mr. Victor ‘75 and Mrs. Kathryn Augustin ‘75 LaMantia Mr. James E. Onsager Michael M. Spellman ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo J. Anesi ‘79 Joshua L. Strutz ‘08 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Windle Vincent E. Villinski Mrs. Catherine M. Villinski

honorariums Nora Boka Mrs. Judith W. Amberg Clerics of St. Viator Mrs. Judith W. Amberg Kate Schafer Costello ‘70 Mrs. Judith W. Amberg James E. Dahl ‘67 Mr. William J. Rogers William Decker Robert Half Mary K. Gerbatsch ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gerbatsch Margaret E. Gosch ‘71 Mrs. Judith W. Amberg Mr. Casey ’06 and Mrs. Kathleen S. Corrigan ’05 Lynde Lasting Lion Friendships Anonymous Patrick M. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ramsden Eileen J. Manno Mr. Glen and Mrs. Teresa Skeehan ’70 Stewart John Patrick Palmer ‘21 Ms. Nanette Gusick and Mr. John W. Palmer The Pancini Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lenke Fr. Arnold Perham, CSV Mrs. Judith W. Amberg Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Bielawski ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Conrad S. Rubinowski ‘69 Saint Viator Girls Volleyball Program Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Kerrigan Jr. Trevor Lyon-Van Swol ‘22 Ms. Donna Lyon Van Swol If you would like to make a gift in honor, memory, or support of someone, please contact Tom Ramsden at tramsden@saintviator.com or (224) 625-1286.

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