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Senior Olympics 

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VOICE 

Senior Issue 2012 

Volume 46

Opening Ceremonies 

Official Senior Olympic Sound track: 

love on top—beyonce 

I 2 I—Powerline 

call me maybe—carly rae jepsen 

someone that i used to know—gotye 

olympic fanfare—john williams 

live, laugh, love— lonestar 

for you i will—monica 

That’s what makes you beautiful—one direction 

Africa—toto 

“Stupid people’s 

heads!” 

—Maddie, frustrated by 

a photo layout 

Olympic Schedule: 

Mon: 3:00-6:00 

Tues: 3:00-6:00 

Wed: 3:00-6:00 

Thur: 3:00-6:00 

Fri: 3:00-10:30 

Official Sponsors of 

the Senior Olympics 

Oreos 

Almond M&Ms 

jake’s pizza 

Things overheard at the Senior Olympics: 

“Oh my God!” 

—Erin Primdahl, realizing her hand 

was stuck in a desk hole 

“Oh, the seniors are 

gonna be gone! But at 

least there’ll be more 

parking…” 

—Jenny 

“Did you see me break 

Rachel’s neck in 

theatre?” —Erin 

It’s like two slaps in the face! 

First this way, then that way!” 

—Libby, on superlative results 

“It’s amazing. It’s the best photo ever taken.” 

—Grace (see centerspread, left side) 

“Why does this make me 

happy? I’m so weird.” 

—Jackie, on flipping 

the orientation of computer 

screens 

“YES!! I love 

InDesign!” 

—Erin 

“If you don’t feel like you look 

stupid, you’re doing it wrong.” 

—Mr. P 

Notes from the Above Ground 

We entered the halls of Saint Viator a few short years ago as naive freshmen on a hot August day in 2008. As a class we quickly learned to never lean against the 

bathroom counters, that the room numbering does not make sense, and how to wear a sweatshirt the entire day without getting caught. We were nowhere near 

the top of the school, but we were finally part of the Viator family. 

In 2010 we entered an equally hot and still not air-conditioned school as sophomores. As sophomores we were first under the impression we now ruled the 

school because we were no longer freshmen. We soon learned that was in no way true. Classes were a little easier and we spent the entire year dreading the 

notoriously impossible junior year. 

We entered again as juniors and found the rumors were true. Junior year was impossible. But we managed to survive the ACT, harder classes, more homework, 

college search, and AP tests all in one week. We mistakenly thought we could wait to start the college process and thought we had entered heaven when it was 

finally all over. 

This fall we walked throught the hallways as seniors. Now when we thought we were at the top of the school we were actually right. Most of us waited to start 

college applications until September and immediately regretted it. But January 1 finally came to free us of the pressure, only to be replaced by the wait for acceptance 

letters. As much older and wiser seniors we have now learned much of what Viator has to offer. We now know how to stretch every school rule, have 

learned the many Nevillisms, and have, we hope, come out as much wiser and better people. 

As for us, we don’t pretend to have knowledge beyond our years or psychic powers. A whole year in Mrs. Cairo’s class, however, means we are able to make an 

educated guess: moving on will be hard. Making a new start—whether you’re the only Viator student at your college or not—will take some time. But as we look 

to our future, we can only encourage everyone not to forsake the past. Keep in touch with old friends while still making new ones. Remember your good high 

school years with the bad. Never regret anything you do, because if it was good it’s a memory, and if it was bad it’s an experience. Thank you for all our memories 

and experiences over the years. 

—Madeleine Ptacin and Grace Donnelly, your friendly neighborhood EICs 

Senior Olympics 2012

Opening Ceremonies 

You are cordially invited to: 

Senior Olympics 2012 

Game Commissioners 

Grace “Pierce!” Donnelly 

Madeleine “Troy” Ptacin 

Editorial Staff 

Jackie “What’s up” Cruz 

Anthony “Frosted tips” Di Silvestro 

Libby “Abed” Donnelly 

Paul “Come to HR” Lewis 

Bit “bitterman” Meehan 

Erin “Sherlock” Nelson 

Chris “Right Click” Santucci 

Jake “stealth editor” Soprych 

Graphics Staff 

Alyssa Abay 

Margaret DeZelar 

Grace Donnelly 

Libby Donnelly 

Blake Hensley 

Emily Jagmin 

Megan Kozicki 

Jack Lakowske 

Lauren Madden 

Erin Nelson 

Madeleine Ptacin 

Shalayne Pulia 

Melissa Stawicki 

Kyong Yoo 

Fun Squad 

Jenny Brandt 

Marissa Di Silvestro 

Ciara Gaffney 

Blake Hensley 

Emily Jagmin 

Clare Koehler 

Megan “EIC” Kozicki 

Jack Lakowske 

Annie Lambesis 

Ben Paolelli 

Erin Primdahl 

Vinitha Raj 

Carly Simonaitis 

Kyong Yoo 

Faculty Advisors 

Mr. Chris “Instrumental!” Paolelli Ms. Nasiha “Life Saver” razvi 

Saint Viator High School 

Table Of Contents 

Advice.................................4 Senior Thanks...........22 

Things We’ll miss........8 College Choices.......27 

Quotes.............................12 In 10 Years....................32 

Favorite Memory........16 Wills.................................37 

Parent Ads...................47 

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Advice 

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If underclassmen follow seniors’ advice, 

their next four years will be a knockout 

Do your work and enjoy your time. 

—Thomas Aichele 

Be yourself and never stop making new 

friends, get involved in everything, 

especially musical, and work hard in 

school because it pays off. 

—Katie Anderson 

Don’t quit sports. 

—Joe Bansfield 

Don’t stress too much. 

—Julie Belke 

Enjoy the little things. 

— B r a d 

Bublitz 

Move swiftly in the 

hallways or I will 

bulldoze you over with 

no second thoughts. 

— Libby 

Burkman 

Enjoy your senior year; 

you’re almost done! 

— A l e x 

Byskosh 

Graphics 

Header Art by Libby Donnelly 

Clip Art by Libby Donnelly 

If you have a choice between the library 

and the counselor, choose the counselor. 

— 

Courtney Cameron 

YOLO. 

—John Campanelli 

Don’t block the hallways. 

—Anne Campbell 

Play varsity football. 

—Cosimo Cannella 

Do something. 

—Joey Caputo 

Go on Kairos 

regardless of 

your religion. 

—Wil Carley 

Do everything 

with a purpose; 

don’t waste your 

time. 

— S e a n 

Carney 

Go on Kairos! 

—Amy Carroll 

Take A.P. Comp. Gov. It’s a fun class. 

—Sarah Castaldi 

Go on Kairos and actually try your senior 

year so you don’t have to take finals. 

—Anthony Cataldo 

Try hard freshman year and practice for 

the ACT ASAP! 

—Alex Catanescu 

Go on Kairos! 

—Billy Cavanagh 

Go on Kairos and don’t have TOO crazy 

of a sophomore year. 

—Colleen Cavanagh 

Don’t take your time at Viator for 

granted; it goes by faster than you think. 

—Meghan Cavanagh 

Try to do the best you can no matter 

what. 

—Daniel Cleary 

Try to get good grades. 

—Ryan Coath 

“This will be hard. But it’s worth it.” - 

Sostling 

—Shannon Conerty 

Life moves quick, if you don’t stop and 

look around once in awhile, you might 

miss it. 

—Jack Corrigan 

Get on Dean Scerbicki’s good side early 

on. 

—Nick Curran 

Senior year goes by fast, so don’t let 

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academics get in your way! 

—Kathleen Darling 

Get involved early, give your best effort, 

and believe in yourself. 

—Mike DeStefano 

Do homework, don’t study. 

—Jack DeWald 

Live fast, have fun, be a bit 

mischievous, and remember 

that you have to live hardcore 

to be hardcore. 

— Margaret 

DeZelar 

Don’t stress. 

— Albertina 

DiMartino 

Enjoy every day because high 

school goes by fast. 

—Anthony Di Silvestro 

Go to Campus Ministry for more than 

just the food. Get involved in everything; 

you’ll meet the most amazing people! 

The only form of acceptable PDA is 

“Participate, Don’t Anticipate.” 

—Grace Donnelly 

Keep up your studies, but allow time to 

have fun and get involved! 

—Libby Donnelly 

Don’t lean up against the 

sinks in the bathroom. 

— Colleen 

Dunne 

Join tennis, we need 

recruits. 

— Richard 

Estaver 

Try something new. 

—Lauren Falotico 

Study hard and have fun! 

—Danielle Faul 

Work hard, play hard. 

—Sam Faycurry 

Have fun and enjoy. 

—Joe Ferrante 

Break out of your shell because when 

you are yourself, you are loved. 

—Alex Flasch 

Don’t be afraid of change and don’t feel 

like you have to do every club at Viator to 

get into a good college. 

—Kristie Ford 

Know your place. 

—Danny Forde 

Advice 

Don’t procrastinate. 

—Katie Gavin 

Do not slack off your first few years. 

—Jeff George 

Get involved and have no regrets. 

—Jackie Getty 

Get involved. Don’t 

wait until senior 

year to try hard. Do 

your homework. 

Join orchesis! Be 

yourself. Have 

fun. Don’t take 

everything so 

seriously. 

—Danielle 

Giovannetti 

Enjoy the four years you have here, it 

goes by a lot quicker than you think! 

—Amanda Giovenco 

Try hard freshman year. 

—Megan Goerth 

Play hockey. 

—Patrick Gregory 

Work hard and try to have fun. Don’t 

worry about what other people have to 

say about you because the only thing 

that will matter after graduation is how 

good of a person you have become 

and how hard you have worked. 

—Lou Gumma 

Enjoy the lights while they are 

still shining. 

—Brian Guth 

YOLO. 

—Katelyn 

Hammarlund 

Be yourself ;) 

—Jack Hanisch 

Talk to girls. 

— E d 

Haubenreiser 

Join water polo. 

—Rob Heck 

Stay squatching. 

— A s h l e y 

Herzfeldt 

Work hard now so that you don’t have 

to worry too much about your grades 

senior year. 

—Mallory Hess 

Stay in school. 

—Morgan Hess 

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When you play the game of thrones, 

you win or you die. There is no middle 

ground. 

—Sara Heunisch 

Don’t take anything too seriously. 

—Elliot Hilgert 

Do what you want to do instead of what 

others want you to do. 

—Ji Woo Hong 

Live each moment with patience, 

perseverance, passion and pride. 

—DJ Horstmann 

Just keep it classy, and don’t cave in. 

—Tyler Houston 

Get away with as much as possible...It’s 

easier than you think. 

—Anthony Howard 

Everyone should go on Kairos. 

—Clare Hulsebosch 

Get involved in something whether it 

be sports, a club or musical. It’s the best 

way to make friends. 

—Patrick Hulsebosch 

Be wary of Anthony Howard. 

—Mike Iammarino 

Knock ‘em dead with a wink and a smile. 

—Sean Imburgia 

Get the greatest amount of points on 

every assignment by any means possible. 

It is worth it in the end. 

—Natalie Jaydos 

Work hard always. You have all the 

opportunity to become great in high 

school. Shoot for the moon and stars. 

—Steven Jensen 

Make your lay-ups. 

—Tony Kasper 

Think of a plausible senior 

prank now so you aren’t 

scrambling at the end of 

the year to come up with 

something. 

—Jack Kellner 

Time goes by faster than 

you realize, so put yourself 

out there and experience 

everything you can. 

—Katie Kerstetter 

Go on Kairos, and join soccer and tennis. 

—Liam Klinkenberg 

Try hard but don’t get too obsessed with 

your grades. Try to enjoy high school 

and have fun too. Also, take APUSH

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and APLAC. They are the best classes at 

Viator! 

—Janelle Knippen 

Stay classy. 

— E r i k a 

Kreiner 

If you get caught leaving 

school by the Dean and 

Brother Rob, don’t run. 

—James Landy 

Enjoy every minute of 

high school; don’t let 

anyone ruin it for you! 

—Lauren Lang 

Make it last. It goes by faster than you 

think. Be the Best. 

—Frank Laterza 

Actually try. Don’t put everything off to 

the last second. 

—Frank Lauerman 

Start well in the beginning by studying 

hard and getting good grades. 

—Andrew Leja 

Get involved. 

—Austin Lim 

Do it big. 

—Jeremy Linzing 

Work hard right from the start, and 

don’t wait until junior year to do 

well in the classroom. 

—Danny Lopez 

YOLO. 

— K o l e 

Luthringshausen 

Do your own thing and go on 

Kairos. 

— L a u r e n 


Get involved in as many activities as you 

can and keep your grades up throughout 

high school because it’ll all be worth it 

in the end. 

—Sammy Madro 

Give your parents a hug. 

—Eileen Mallof 

Actually try in the early years, because I 

regret that. And get involved with your 

faith. 

—Erin Malone 

If you get a homework assignment, just 

try using the classic Tony Kasper “we’ve 

checked out” chant. It works. 

—Teddy Marszalek 

Advice 

Balance your social life and academics. 

—Sam Masini 

Do your homework, it destroys your 

grade if you don’t. 

— D a n i e l 

Maslowski 

Don’t wait until the last 

minute to get things done. 

— M e g a n 

Masterson 

Enjoy it while it lasts! 

— Stephanie 

Mazanek 

Go on Kairos, try hard in school, and 

make the most of high school. 

—Mary Ann McAndrews 

Play hard, work harder. 

—Ryan McCollum 

Don’t take yourself too seriously and 

procrastinate everything, especially your 

service hours. 

—Tyler McCrea 

Cherish your high school memories. 

— E l l i e 

McGarry 

Be yourself and join 

activities. You can 

meet a lot of new 

people and some 

of them may end 

up being your best 

friends! 

—Morgan 

McHugh 

Go on Kairos. 

— Jimmy 

McMahon 

Study for the ACT so you don’t have to 

take it 67,000 times. 

—Molly McMahon 

Play sports. There is no better way to 

meet people and make great friends 

than on a sports team. 

—Joe McManus 

Listen to Coach Sanford or else! 

—Sam Mesi 

It’s easier to ask for forgiveness than 

to ask for permission. Be crazy and 

adventurous. Listen to no one. YOLO. 

—Eleni Michalopoulos 

Go on Kairos; trust me it’s worth it. And 

make sure you get early release, you will 

be glad you did. 

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—Alyssa Michels 

Be involved. 

—Jack Miller 

Stay here... Stay as long as you can... 

For the love of God... cherrishhh it 

cherrrriiiishhh it. 

—Chris Myjak 

Don’t mess with Mr. Paulik. 

—Bobby Napoleon 

In the end, none of this really matters. 

—Peter Niro 

Go on Kairos. 

—Joe Nowakowski 

Go out and do everything! Talk to 

everyone and laugh a lot. 

—Olivia Nuelle 

Don’t take hard classes, and do curls. 

—Jeremy O’Donnell 

Make sure you keep meeting new people 

at Viator every year. 

—Ray O’Hara 

Don’t take Spanish. 

—Sammie Oliva 

Focus your schedule around rooms with 

A/C when you are a senior. 

—John Oliveri 

Be a part of musical through either pit, 

cast, or crew. Commit to the moment! 

—Megan O’Neill 

Finish your service hours early so you do 

not have to stress about them late in the 

year. 

—Tim Orlowski 

Get involved and go on Kairos! 

—Laura Paprocki 

Finish your SAT/ACT as soon as possible 

and enjoy your Senior year. 

—Dongjun Park 

Make the most of it. 

—Kevin Patzke 

Don’t slack off your first two years. 

Junior year comes fast and it is the most 

important. 

—Michael Perotti 

Don’t let people control you, even 

teachers. 

—Frankie Perricone 

Take advantage of every opportunity and 

cherish every moment. 

—Lisa Perrone 

Join the musical. Go on Kairos! Relax and 

enjoy your years at Saint Viator because 

they will go by faster than you think! 


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—Katherine Petrovich 

Live it up, do what makes you happy, and 

be on Dean’s good side. 

—Nick Prazuch 

It’s not worth focusing on high school 

drama; just keep going and have fun. 

—Nick Principi 

Get involved and stay positive. 

—Madeleine Ptacin 

DO NOT apply to more than about five 

schools unless you want to pull all your 

hair out by April. 

—Shalayne Pulia 

‘Life isn’t about waiting for the storm 

to pass, it’s about learning to dance in 

the rain.’ Try new things! Take chances! 

These four years will fly by, so make the 

most of them! 

—Anne Ragauskis 

Don’t sprint to lunch. The food is no 

different if you get there before everyone 

else. 

—Max Resendez 

Take advantage of the time you have 

at Viator. Work hard, but make sure to 

enjoy yourself. High school is important, 

and it really does fly by. 

—Kim Romano 

Be different, be chill, try things that 

aren’t “cool,” and make sure you finish 

high school with no regrets. 

—Kevin Rooney 

Make sure you take a math class with 

Mrs. Nowak. She’s the best! 

—Lauren Rooney 

Never let anybody tell you what you 

are not capable of doing. Have a good 

attitude about EVERYTHING. 

—Shane Rooney 

Success isn’t thinking about all the good 

you’ve done; it’s consistently doing the 

good that you think about. 

—Chris Santucci 

When Mr. Nall says, “Look outside 

the window. What do you see?”, say 

“opportunity,” not “a brick wall.” 

—Kristin Sassolino 

PDA makes everyone hate you. No one 

wants to see you making out at 9 a.m. 

Oh, and GO ON KAIROS! 

—Sam Scanlon 

Get involved early. 

—Stephanie Schatz 

Advice 

If you work hard enough for something 

that you want, you will be rewarded in 

one way or another. 

—Robert Schmidt 

Don’t take anyone too seriously; have 

fun and stay away from Bosco Sticks. 

—James Sexton 

Get involved, have fun, and make the 

most of it because it all goes by way too 

fast. 

—Katie Shaffer 

Have fun, cause it goes by really fast. 

—Jenna Shaxted 

Keep with the flow of traffic in the 

hallway because it’s really annoying 

when you don’t. 

—Emily Simon 

Be the mascot! Get involved! Don’t fret 

over the little things because when 

you’re a senior, they’ll no longer matter. 

—Lara Sladek 

You’re only a senior once; sometimes 

its not worth stressing over school. Just 

have fun. 

—Nick Smeriglio 

Just do it. 

—Will Solimene 

Take easy classes. 

—Jake Soprych 

Do musical and try something new each 

year. Get to know multiple people and 

have some fun. 

—Christine Southall 

Be yourself, because no one will like the 

person you try to be. 

—Thomas Southall 

Don’t be afraid to join a club or sport 

even after freshman year. Be part of the 

musical in some form. 

—Melissa Stawicki 

Get involved, go on retreats (ESPECIALLY 

Kairos!), and spend as much time as you 

can with friends. 

—Marena Steiner 

Live it up. 

—Brian Stewart 

Think about what we can do to change 

the future, but also, look back on the 

past. 

—Brett Szostak 

Differentiate between what homework 

you have to do now, and what you can 

put off until school the next day. 

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—Joe Taddeo 

School is easy. 

—Sean Thornton 

Don’t take your four years for granted; 

it’ll be over before you know it. 

—Sarah Tietz 

Four years go by fast so make use of all 

of your time. 

—William Tolan 

Get good grades. 

—Frank Travaglio 

Accept the challenge. 

—Jack Trimberger 

Study hard for finals and get involved in 

sports or clubs. 

—Caleb Trimble 

Get involved! 

—Stephanie Trovato 

Get involved and have the best of times 

at Viator because it goes by quick. 

—Patrick Wallenberg 

Follow the advice older people give you 

because they’ve gone through it before 

and can help you get through and be 

successful. 

—Kevin Walsh 

Make friends in clubs! 

—Andrew Weber 

Do not give up on the football program. 

—Andrew Wegrzyn 

Do your homework and service hours, 

stay out of trouble, go on Kairos, and 

have fun! 

—Erica Weiszmann 

Enjoy these moments; they go by too 

fast. 

—Brian Wilhite 

Go on Kairos! 

—Emily Williams 

Do musical! Trust me, you will finally try 

it out your senior year and will regret the 

fact that you didn’t do it earlier. 

—Danny Wolfe 

Enjoy every bit of Senior year because it 

goes by fast! 

—Evelina Wozniak 

If another Europe trip is offered GO ON 

IT. 

—Katie Yurk 

YOLO. 

—Sara Zanfardino 

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Seniors quiver with nostalgia as they set their 

sights on their incoming future 

Mr. Neville. 


The feeling of family during musical 

rehearsals. 


Sports. 


Dean Deb. 


Campus Ministry Hangouts. 

—Matt Breslin 

The community. 

—Brad Bublitz 

My team. 

—Libby Burkman 

People, for sure. 

—Alex Byskosh 

Jack Hanisch. 

—Courtney Cameron 

The hockey team. 


Homeroom. 


Mrs. Anzalone’s class sophomore year. 


The Cahill Crazies. 

Graphics 

Header Art by Kyong Yoo 

Clip Art by Alyssa Abay 

Superlative Art by Thomas Southall, 

Margaret DeZelar, and Blake Hensley 



—Wil Carley 

The cookies. 


Brother Rob. 


The sports teams and my friends. 


Seeing all my friends everyday. 

—Natalie Cataldo 

The memories and friends. 


Homeroom. 

— Billy 

Cavanagh 

Seeing my best 

friends everyday. 

—Colleen n 

Cavanagh 

Musical. 


Train ride sing alongs. 

—Anna Cirone 

The soccer program and 

bass fishing team. 


Cleary 

OMG like my friends. 

—Ryan Coath 

Sonya’s cookies. 

— Shannon n 

Conerty 

Myself in the deans office having chats 

with the lovely Dean Deb. 


The unique communities. 


The amazing trustworthy outstanding 

teachers. 


The close friends I have made. 


My close friends. 

—Margaret DeZelar 

Musical. 

—Albertina DiMartino 

Pasta Parties. 


Laughing so hard it hurts 

in campus ministry and the 

community of faith. 


Campus Ministry, the faith, and 

community. 


All the people I’m leaving 

behind. 

—Colleen Dunne 

Oh, you know. 

—Richard Estaver 

Volleyball! 


Sonya. 


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Most Conservative 

Gold: Joe McManus & Annie Ragauskis 

Silver: Billy Cavanagh & Libby Donnelly 

Bronze: Tom Aichele & Katie Anderson 

Most Liberal 

Gold: Joe McManus & Grace Donnelly 

Silver: Tyler McCrea & Courtney Cameron 

Bronze: Tom Aichele & Erica Weiszmann 

—Maggie Farwell 

My friends and the deans office. 


Friends. 


The sense of belonging. 


The teachers who truly cared. 


Cahill Crazies. 


Mr. Neville. 


Dean Scerbicke. 


Seeing my friends every day. 


Kairos. 


— D a n i e l l e 

Giovannetti 

Knowing everyone in my 

grade. 

— A m a n d a 

Giovenco 

Everything. 


Hockey. 

— P a t r i c k 

Gregory 

The home grown organic 

lunches sold in the café. 

—Brian Guth 

Knowing how to get to my 

classes. 

—Katelyn 

Hammarlund 

My friends. 

— J a c k 

Hanisch 

Water polo. 

—Rob Heck 

Polo! 

— Ashley 

Herzfeldt 

‘I told you. I just did it.’ 


The basketball team. 


Spending my days in ‘the 

dungeon’ (the pool). 


How strict it is... JK 


Dean! 

—Sammi Hintz 

Comfort. 


All the after-school rehearsals with 

Bobby, Sara, Danny, and all 

the Praise Project members. 


Horstmann 

The people who get it. 


‘Hoooooward?’ ‘blapublaba?’ 

— A n t h o n y 

Howard 

My friends. 


The intimacy that comes from knowing 


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everyone. 


Bowling in summer gym. 

— S e a n 

Imburgia 

The small classes 

and knowing all my 

classmates. 

—Natalie 

Jaydos 

The pleasant smell of 

the boys bathrooms. 


Basketball. 


Sonya. 


The extended family I have 

discovered here. 


The cafeteria cookies. 


The people. 

—Steve Kohn 

Being a SENIOR. 

—Mark Lakowske 

Nothing. 


Friends. 


High school athletics and the 

community. 


Homemades. 


Early release. 


Friends and Mrs. Majka’s quotes. 

—Austin Lim 

Sports, especially hockey. 


The people. 


Seeing all my friends and 

counselor office hangouts. 

—Kole Luthringshausen 

The people. 

—Lauren 


My friends who have made 

lasting impressions on my life. 

—Sammy Madro

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Most Worshiped From Afar 

Gold: Jack Kellner & Mary Ann McAndrews 

Silver: Steve Kohn & Lauren Luthringshausen 

Bronze: Kevin Walsh & Molly McMahon 

Best Hair 

Gold: Jeremy Linzing & Lauren Luthringshausen 

Silver: Ed Haubenreiser & Mary Ann McAndrews 

Bronze: Jack Kellner & Rosie Ingraffia 

Best Laugh 

Gold: Billy Cavanagh & Molly O’Keeffe 

Silver: Greg Cerabona & Danielle Faul 

Bronze: Bobby Napoleon & Danielle Giovannetti 


Fr. Van Wiel. 

—Eileen Mallof 

Dean Deb. 


The jazz. 


Tradition. 

—Sam Masini 

Knowing everyone. 

—Megan Masterson 

My friends. 

—Stephanie Mazanek 

Winning IHSA Cheerleading 

State! 

—Mary Ann 

McAndrews 

My friends and Harry. 


Sonya. 


Seeing my friends 

everyday. 

—Ellie McGarry 

I will miss all the 

wonderful ladies on 

the Girls Track Team. 

— M o r g a n 

McHugh 

JV soccer with Coach 

Levy. 

—Jimmy McMahon 

Sonya. 


Lineman brotherhood. 


Mrs. Young and her quick wit. 

—Sam Mesi 

Not seeing my besties everyday. 


Orchesis sisters. 


The people. 


Sport teams. 


Meatball Marinara’s. 


The freedom. 

—Peter Niro 

Sports games. 

—Andy Norris 

Kairos. 

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The great sense of community. 






My friends. 

—Molly O’Keeffe 

The people. 


All my underclassmen friends. 


Community. 


Campus Ministry & JFran. 


Messing with people in 

the hallway with the promessers. 


My friends, Brother Rob, 

and a few teachers. 


The family atmosphere. 


Obviously the lack of air 

conditioning. 

— Katherine 

Petrovich 

Messing with Bro Rob everyday. 


Knowing everybody in my grade. 


Mayo cookies. 


“I just told you! I just did it!!” 


Seeing such familiar and friendly faces 

everyday. 


Water polo. 



—Kim Romano 

Reminiscing about the previous 

weekend in homeroom with the crew. 


Question Statements and football. 




Art classes with Mr. G. and Bosco sticks.

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Cheryl Nowak’s Student Council 

Homeroom...and Cheryl. 


Waz and his stories. 

—Stephanie 

Schatz 

Hockey and the great 

coaches/teammates 

involved in it. 

— R o b e r t 

Schmidt 

Miss Brenda, Sonya, and the 

whole Quest food management crew. 

—James Sexton 

Orchesis “Hell Week.” 


Sonya’s Oreo home mades. 


Orchesis. 


No homework! ...oh wait. 


Being with my friends everyday in 

school. 


All the friends I have made here. 

—Carson Soch 

The Lewy Burger. 


“I just did it. I just said it!” 


Musical family. 



The people. 

—Thomas 

Southall 

All the people and 

memories I have 

made. 

—Melissa 

Stawicki 

The Viator community 

and seeing everyone I 

love everyday. 

—Marena 

Steiner 

The silent study room. 


Snow days. 


Discussions with Sr. Fuja on why nobody 

likes the Subjunctive. 

—Joe Taddeo 

The wonderful two page paper limit all 

the teachers seem to have. 

—Bridget Taylor 

Ski trip. 

—Megan Thompson 

Hockey. 




Homemades. 


TNT Tuesdays. 

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The teachers and the many different 

opportunities in clubs. 


Musical. 


All my classmates and teachers. 


The hilarious times with friends. 


A sense of family that you get walking in 

every morning. 


Coach K. 


The teachers I have been privileged with 

and their insight. 






My “Family.” 


Friendly community. 


Putting rocks in Megan Thompson’s 

backpack at lunch. 

—Katie Yurk 

Counseling office hang outs. 


Gold Medal Songs 


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Quotes 

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The judges from various countries comment 

on the scholars and their coaches 

“My real name isn’t Robert. It’s 

actually Robin... but SHHHH, 

don’t tell anyone. No one actually 

knows.” 

—Br. Rob Roberston 

“D’oh! Brother Dumb 

Dumb forgot your tests!” 

—Br. Lewnard 

“Do you guys know how I got 

big forearms?” 

—Br. Lewnard 

“What’s more fun than a Nazi?” 

—Mrs. Martin 

Graphics 

Header Art by Margaret DeZelar 

Photos by Jack Lakowske and Chris 

Santucci 

“Umm, sir, where is your ID??” 

—Mrs. Quinn 

“Damn, I’m funny!” 

—Br. Trip 

“There is no side side angle 

relation in geometry because 

it’s ASS backwards!” 

—Br. Trip 

“It’s the right hand rule 

on steroids.” 

—Mrs. Majka 

“Go watch the bird!” 

—Mrs. Nowak 

“It’s just one candy bar!” 

—Mr. Paulik 

“Be nice, kids.” 

—Mrs. Adams 

“Nationalsozialistische 

Deutsche Arbeiter partei” 


“People love me! They bring 

me doughnuts.” 

—Br. Trip 

“Yes guys, you have to take at least forty-five 

minutes for negotiation before waging 

intercontinental war.” 



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Quotes 

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“That was intelligent and insightful 

but also completely 

wrong.” 

—Mr. Neville 

“I just told you. I just did it.” 


“I go to random funerals 

for fun sometimes.” 


“I just did that well.” 


“I don’t listen to facts because 

they get in the way of my 

opinions.” 


“Thanks for the way you are 

all listening. You are just so 

enjoyable!” 


“I’m just going to pretend 

this isn’t happening.” 


“I have to go to a grocery 

store with at least two 

exits in case someone is 

blocking the one exit.” 


“What’s your name? Farute? 

Taurez? Ferrante? Oh yes, 

Joe, you know what I mean.” 


Mr. Neville: “What’s the answer?” 

Student: “C.” 

Mr. Neville: “D?” 

Student: “No, C.” 

Mr. Neville: “Q? You’ll have to 

speak up, son.” 

Student: “No, C, as in Charlie!” 

Mr. Neville: “Ahhh okay, A?” 

Student: “Yeah...” 

Mr. Neville: “A... No, you’re 

wrong, the answer is C.” 

“I don’t remember.” 



“If I brought my significant 

other then I’d end up bringing 

my whole class.” 


“If you think this is cute, wait 

‘till you hear where I’m trying 

to go.” 


“You seem like a smart kid.” 


“I’m not trying to 

be cute!” 


“Shut up.” 


“Hmmmm....” 


“Brian, Greg, Brian, Greg... 

what’s your name?” 


“Let’s all go to the seashore 

and eat sandwiches.” 


“Didn’t I tell you about Topol, 

the dog I would throw across the 

floor?” 

—Mr. Neville

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Quotes 

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“Remember, you know this 

and Jesus loves you.” 

—Mrs. Phillips, before a test 

“Guys, Page?” 

—Sean Carney 

“Dead skunk in the 

middle of the road.” 

—Mrs. Majka 

“Write that down.” 

“Sooooo, how ‘bout those 

sports?” 


“Set up, warm up, 

shut up.” 

—Mr. Seaman 

“We don’t study history just for 

the sake of the dead past, we 

study history to learn from our 

mistakes.” 

—Mr. Nall 

“Cut the left hand off and use 

the right hand to hold it.” 

—Mrs. Majka 

“Physics is a hair-raising experience.” 

(While using the Van de 

Graaff generator) 

—Mrs. Majka 

“... and don’t write 

that down!” 

—Mrs. Majka 

“That is ludicrous.” 

—Mr. Bjerkness 

“You don’t take a man’s job!” 

—Coach Waz 

“If I can make it through the day 

without being horribly maimed 

and disfigured, I’ve won.” 

—Pablo Pulsifer 

“I’m a priest.” 

—Fr. Van Wiel 

“Because we’re Lions!” 


“Now for our college Tip of the 

Day. Today’s category: Sex, Partying, 

Drugs, and Alcohol.” 

—Mrs. Cairo 

“Wait until I don’t see you to 

do it.” 

—Sr. Diaz Lee 

“No Sam, I don’t have a 

pet eagle!” 

—Mrs. Jordan 

“Don’t fudge the data.” 

—Mrs. Majka 

“Myyy soooooooon” 

—Pablo Pulsifer 

“You are my significant otter.” 


“Venice, ahh Venice. 

What a place!” 

—Steve Kohn 

“Peeps of mine...” 

—Mrs. Giusti 

“You all need to get 5’s on 

the AP Test so I can retire 

and fulfill my dream job as 

a forest ranger.” 

—Mrs. DeBelina 

“Look out the window.” 

—Mr. Nall 

“This is not a coffee clutch! Sit 

down and take copious notes!” 

—Mr. Pirman 

“Yellow House.” 


“It’s too hot to 

teach!” 

—Mrs. Jensen 

“I can defend myself pretty 

weeeeellllllll!” 

—Mr. Tubridy 

“We’re going over the multiple 

choice. Then we’re going 

to goof.” 

—Mrs. Majka 

“What is this? Feeding time 

at the zoo?” 

—Mr. Pirman 

“I bet if I gave you roadkill 

you could make up a game with 

it.” 

—Coach Waz 

“No, I mean rip on me!” 

—Danielle Giovannetti 

“Hey, make my 

day! I dare ya!” 

—Mr. Pirman 


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Quotes 

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“Cash rules everything around 

me, cream get the money, 

dolla dolla bill y’all!” 


“Whenever I see a fire 

alarm, I want to pull it.” 

—Mrs. Deger 

“Make good decisions!” 

—Mr. Hogendorp 

“So, who is the main character?” 


“If you’re gonna go hard, go hard!!” 

—JV Soccer 

“If you’re going to do something, then do 

it with a passion. If you’re going to work at 

Taco Bell, then gosh darn do it with a 

passion!” —Mrs. Deger 

“DAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH- 

HHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!! 


“ True Blood is vampire 

porn.” 

—Mrs. Deger 

“I sware to God, Imhoff, if you 

look at me like that one more 

time, I will shove a toothpick 

in your eye!” “Results, not excuses!” 

—Coach K 

“Está bien.” 

—Sr. Fuja 

—Mr. Seaman 

“That’s fresh.” 

—Mrs. Majka 

“Done for the day!” 

—Mr. Nall 

“Frick and Frack!” 

—Kiki Sassolino 


“Respect is life.” 

—Mrs. Deger 

“You fall asleep during the movie 

and you’re standing in the back of 

the room for the rest of class.” 

—Fr. Hall 

“Don’t make me get out the 

taser!” 

—Mrs. Deger 

“Sorry. I was thinking 

about cats again.” 

—Mr. Masterton 

“Meh.” 

—Mr. Masterton 

“You’re the kind of person who 

brightens the room by leaving it.” 

—Mrs. Deger 

“Kansas and Kentucky are like the 

same states...” 

—Eleni Michalopolous 

“I don’t want one of you to die 

out there, that would ruin... 

my weekend.” 

— Coach K 

“Everyone had a crazy 

sophmore year.” 


“Casi, casi.” 

—Sr. Fuja 

“I don’t hate it!” 


“We’re not doin’ that! We 

don’t do that here!” 

—Dr. Scerbicke 

“Read my mustache.” 

—Mr. Pirman 

“Am I blind or stupid?” 

—Coach K

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Favorite Memory 

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Seniors keep their form as they 

highlight favorite memories 

All the jazz played with the jazz band. 


Kairos! And every day of Mr. Neville’s 

class. 


Coach Waz’s freshman football speeches. 


Jesse White Tumblers. 


Becoming the gym teacher for a day. 


The basketball team’s playoff run my 

sophomore year. 


Coming home from the water polo 

Florida trip and Mel Wood refusing to 

wear pants in the airport. 


Way too many. 


Every morning with Pablo Pulsifer and 

co. 


Winning the Scholastic Cup and playing 

in the United Center with the hockey 

team. 


Sean Carney and Billy Cavanagh’s playful 

banter in math class. 


Summer school sophomore year with 

Mike Iammarino; the blue thing on the 

screen. 


Graphics 

Header Art by Grace Donnelly 

Clip Art by Libby Donnelly, Carlee Smith 

Superlative Art by Alyssa Abay, Margaret DeZelar, Libby Donnelly, Blake 

Hensley, Melissa Stawicki 

Bus rides to football games. 


Europe without a doubt. It was the time 

of my life. 

—Wil Carley 

The past four years of football. 


The trip to Spain this spring break. 


Performing in ‘ The Sound of Music.’ 


Going to Europe with the soccer team. 


Going to Europe with the girls soccer 


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team last summer. It was by far the best 

thing I have ever been able to do, and I 

wish I could do it all over again. 


The hours spent at football practice with 

my fellow linemen. 


November 13, 2010, homeroom 

affirmations, and leading Kairos. 

Chocolate milk in 2nd period study 

sophomore year. Singing and affirming 

in homeroom every day. 


Participating in musical. 


The Europe soccer trip and the friends I 

have made. 


When Dino’s Dinos won both Spanish 

Club soccer tournaments. 


Senior walks sophomore year with Fultz, 

Peartos and Guth. 


Tennis bus rides with ‘down by the bays’ 

and Kohn. 


Freshman year summer gym was the 


best, hands-down. 


Faculty basketball games. 


The homecoming football game; I 

remember thinking that high school 

really started at that moment and 

that I had four years to develop my 

awesomeness. 


Tennis captain with Christine, bonding 

in the musical corner, friday morning 

masses, fruma Sarah chants in the 

bathroom, and, of course, physics. 


Clementines on the bus. 


Leading Kairos with my ten amazing 

Kairos leader, finding a home in G5, and 

hanging out in Campus Ministry. 

-Grace Donnelly 

Kairos Leader Moments: when we 

all found out about my spring break 

habits and when we dubbed Ms. Wilda 

WILDEBEAST!!! And when Catherine 

thought peanut butter was meat. 


The whole volleyball season. 


My favorite memory is when the soccer 

program went to a foam party at the 

disco in Spain. 


Kairos Retreat. 


When the football team and 

cheerleaders came to my house after our 

last homecoming game. 


Europe with the soccer program. 


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Freshman year when the ceiling 

randomly fell during class and both 

softball trips to Florida. 


Watching my brother’s baseball games 

and going down to Florida with the 

baseball team and my best friend, Katie. 


The basketball season. 


State soccer finals 2010. 


Going to the basketball and hockey 

games. 


Homecoming week and making paper 

roller coasters. 


Crying, screaming, laughing, eating 

tons of food, ripping costumes on, 

ripping costumes off, and all the events 

of four great Orchesis tech weeks. And 

randomly joining waterpolo! 

—Danielle Giovannetti 

Hockey. 


Wrestling is the greatest memory I have 

in school. I will also remember the day I 

got my Jeep for a long time. 

—Lou Gumma 

Fulton’s basement, Kevin Rooney’s 

lunch table comments, the spaceship, 

Linzing’s hair, and anything Jack 

Corrigan and Mike Iammarino ever said. 

—Brian Guth 

Going to Europe with all my best friends. 

We met so many new people, learned so 

many new words, tried so many flavors 

of gelato. Nothing can ever top that. 

Although I’d like to give a special shout 

out to Steven Kohn for taking care of 

Megan Thompson’s foot.

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—Katelyn Hammarlund 

My time in Courtney Cameron’s Jeep the 

weekend before finals junior year. 


Ski trip after finals. 

—Rob Heck 

Florida with the water polo team. 

—Ashley Herzfeldt 

Playing basketball, especially our pregame 

dance offs. 


Dancing with the basketball team before 

every game. 


Being a part of the musical; can’t imagine 

high school without the friends I’ve 

made from it! 


Anna Melapanes, nough said. 


Peaceful times. 


The famous musicals! The ‘Musical 

Season’ is more than half the school year 

and where I met all of my friends. 

—Daniel Horstmann 

All the lunch periods I have shared 

with my friends and the havoc that they 

caused. 


The time I danced with poms, the time I 

flipped over into the trench @kro, frosh 


math class, soph english class, period. 

—Anthony Howard 

My favorite memory from Saint Viator 

is Kairos. Those were the most amazing 

four days. 


The Europe soccer trip. So many of my 

fond memories come from this trip 

ranging from the shaving cream prank 

on Kevin Ruth to our attempts of Italian 

on the local women. 


The blue thing. 


Very ungraciously winning 3rd place at 

the 2011 Jazz in the Meadows. 


K59. 


Becoming the Student Body co-president 

and hosting the pep rallies. 


Being a part of the record-setting 

basketball team 


Carthage 2011. 


Kairos retreats and eating the monster 

cookies at lunch. 


Europe. 


When I wiped out backstage during the 

musical this year when I tried to do a 

high kick in my nun costume. 


Soccer Trip to Europe Summer 2011—all 

of it. 

—Steve Kohn 

7th period chemistry with Mrs. 

Schroeder, you all know who you are. 

—Erika Kreiner 

Golf team van rides with Coach Hardy. 


7th period study hall junior year; water 

fight. 


All of the football games I got to be a 

part of and those four minutes at the 

Regional Final at Rolling Meadows with 

the best team ever. 



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Junior year study hall...good times, good 

times. 


Playing golf on the varsity team senior 

year. 


Mrs. Majka singing ‘dead skunk in the 

middle of the road.’ 

—Austin Lim 

That one time. 


Watching the Saint Viator hockey State 

Championship game at the United 

Center. 


Winning the regional game in varsity 

baseball. 


Lunch conversations with friends. 

—Lauren Luthringshausen 

Kairos 59 because it cleared my head 

to focus on the importance of life and 

living the fourth. 

—Sammy Madro

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Most Artistic 

Gold: Jack Hanisch & Megan Goerth 

Silver: Thomas Southall & Margaret DeZelar 

Bronze: Ji Woo Hong & Katie Anderson 

Best Musician 

Gold: DJ Horstmann & Christine Southall 

Silver: Teddy Marszalek & Megan O’Neill 

Bronze: Tom Aichele & Laura Paprocki 


Best Dancer 

Gold: Danny Wolfe & Marena Steiner 

Silver: Ed Haubenreiser & Danielle Giovannetti 

Bronze: DJ Horstmann & Morgan Hess 


My trip to Europe with the 

Soccer Team. 


Mastering the subjunctive. 


‘Road blocks.’ 

—Sam Masini 

Faculty basketball games and 

the jokes that were made. 


Maslowski 

My Brit Lit class with Mrs. 

Deger. 

— M e g a n 

Masterson 

Playing basketball and 

volleyball with my best 

friends. 

— Stephanie 

Mazanek 

Sophomore year 2nd period 

study (chocolate milk), 

homeroom 240 for four years 

(singing), mud-sliding at a 

football game, being Varsity 

Cheer STATE CHAMPS! 

Kairos. 

—Mary Ann 

McAndrews 

When Mr. Sanford told our 

lunch table that curly fries 

were his favorite food. 


Mr. Pirman’s APUSH class, 

going to the cinema and his 

anecdotal metaphors on life. 


Gym with Waz. 


Meeting friends and having 

some of the best times of my life 

while making memories that 

will last a lifetime. 

—Morgan McHugh 

Going to Europe with the soccer 

team. 


November 13th, 2010. 

Blueberries and Kilgore. 


Beating Benet in football our 

senior year. Finally all our hard 

work and perseverance paid off. 

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Beating Loyola in Lacrosse. 

—Sam Mesi 

One special Saturday detention. 


Orchesis show tech week because, even 

though the stress is at an all time high, 

it brings us all closer and gets us excited 

for the show. 


Chem 2. 


Ryan Santorsola getting chased and 

caught by the Aldi guy. 


Listening to Eazy-E and going to 

freshman B-team basketball games. 


When I took Coach Edminster’s job for 

a day. 

—Peter Niro 

Kairos. 


Mr. Paolelli’s eighth period literature 

class and unimaginable marvels. 


Playing at the United Center 


The musical every year. While those 

weeks leading up to the show were the 

most stressful, they were also the most 

fun. 


Getting to take a picture with Ted in Mr. 

Sanford’s office. 

—Molly O’Keeffe 

The summer before junior year. 

—Sammie Oliva

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Best Singer 

Gold: Danny Wolfe & Sarah Castaldi 

Silver: Jack Kellner & Molly McMahon 

Bronze: Joe Bansfield, Steph Trovato, Annie Ragauskis 

Most Changed since 

Freshman Year 

Gold: Ed Haubenreiser & Annie Campbell 

Silver: Cosimo Cannella & Sarah Castaldi 

Bronze: Pete Niro & Colleen Cavanagh 

Best Actor 

Gold: Jack Kellner & Molly McMahon 

Silver: Danny Wolfe & Sarah Castaldi 

Bronze: Billy Cavanagh & Katie Anderson 


Sitting in the parking lot with 

friends, listening to music, 

and going to Chipotle during 

early release. 

—Jon Oliveri 

Anything that has to do with 

band, musical, or music 

ministry. If I had to pick one, 

it would be Disney Trip 2011 

with band! 


The ski trip. Especially the high 

stakes gambling; it got very 

intense and nerve-racking. 


Band Disney Trips ‘09 & ‘11 and 

Kairos 57 & 59. 


When Anthony Howard farted 

during musical practice while 

holding a girl he liked in 

his arms or Ryan Santorsola 

getting chased by the Aldi 

security gaurd. 


Pat Reilly on the ski trip. 

— F r a n k i e 

Perricone 

The senior-teacher basketball 

game sophomore year. 


The road to the state 

championship for soccer 

during sophomore year. 

Also Kairos, football games, 

musical season and the 

student council homeroom. 

— Katherine 

Petrovich 

Winning a regional in baseball 

last year and hopefully 

repeating this year. 


Disappearing 15 minutes 

before opening curtain every 

show to run to Walgreens 

for Monster and snacks and 

coming back with a Coke 

for the Stage Manager so he 

wouldn’t be mad. 


When Mr. Fuja attempted 

to give me a detention for 

allegedly hosting a kegger. 


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There are too many amazing memories 

to count, but my Kairos 59 experience 

is definitely on the top of my list!(G1 

Pride!) 


Kairos! Spain! Also choir, link crew, 

APLAC junior year with Mr. Paolelli, 

World History freshman year with Mr. 

Nall, and Phyics junior year with Mrs. 

Majka. Also times at the lunch table 

senior year. 


Being a part of the Chinese Club and 

other clubs. 


Going to the football games and trying 

new things. Viator provided me with 

experiences and opportunities that I will 

never forget. 

—Kim Romano 

Being a part of the football team for 

all 4 years reguardless of our record. I 

wouldn’t trade anything for the people I 

met and memories I made. 


Peter Niro trying to lie his way out of 

getting into trouble with Mrs. Manno for 

sneaking out of his hotel room during ski 

trip...and failing horribly. Also, Football. 

—Shane Rooney

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Layout. 


Mr. Seaman’s Music Theory class seventh 

period senior year. It is an amazing class 

and fun to be in. 


November 13, 2010: ‘Has anyone seen 

Kilgore?’ 


Getting kicked out of Ms. Wilson’s class 

with Nora Walsh. 


Goofing off in the hockey locker room 

with Eddie, Gaffney, Obie, Linzing, and 

Odie. 

—Robert 

Schmidt 

Library shenanigans 

and wild classes with 

Mr. Neville or Father 

Corey. 

— James 

Sexton 

Orchesis practice, 

especially ‘Hell week’ 

leading up to our 

show and the talks 

in the back corner at 

musical practice. 


Homeroom with Sara, Megan, Nora, and 

Katie. 


CHINESE FIREDRILL! 


Playing football for four years with my 

best friends. King of the boards, the bus 

rides and running out of that tunnel 

with the lion shining under the lights. 


When Katie Yurk and I put bacon and 

mayo on Danny Wolfe’s desk and stole 

his coat for April Fools’ Day. 

—Carson Soch 

That one time Guth and I almost actually 

fought in the back of math class...sorry 

Brian. 


Mr. Neville’s story about his boss who 

walked funny. 


Band Disney trip and Anthony Cataldo 

and I chasing Laura Paprocki around 

with the guns we bought. Listening to 

Cataldos ‘minor’ breakdown when the 

fireworks were going off. 

— Christine 

Southall 

The times spent at tech 

running all the shows with 

all the techies along with the 

band trips to Disney. 


Junior year in AP Chem. Fr. 

Van Wiel: ‘I think you all 

copied each other’s lab work from your 

facebook group because only 

Amy and Marena got this right’... 

SUCCESS! 


Mr. Bjerkness trying to play off 

his voice crack as if it was an 

intentional sound effect. 


Being a part of tech crew for the 

past three years. 


Playing Apples to Apples in 

APUSH with Billy Cavanagh, 

Katie Kerstetter, and Amy Carroll 

while the rest of the junior class 

was at Six Flags. 

—Joe Taddeo 

Freshman year during 6th lunch, when 

Mr. Hardy had a student in a choke hold 

because the student had Mr. Paulik in a 

choke hold. 


When Steve Kohn had to pee on my foot 

after I got stung by a jelly fish in Spain on 

our soccer trip. 


Playing in the Hockey State 

Championship game at the UC. 


Winning state in the SPORT of 

cheerleading. 


The times I have spent with my friends. 


Getting thrown out of the library. 


The start of the first home football game. 


Musical and making many new friends. 


Musical. End of story. 

— Stephanie 

Trovato 

When the varsity hockey 

team played in the state 

championship game at the 

United Center, the Sound 

of Music, 2012 turnabout 

dance with Becky Butz, 

and the 2011 spring break 

Disney trip with the band. 


Mrs. Englbrecht’s reaction to the fire 

alarm (surprise drill) during a flame lab. 


Everything football, especially Carthage. 


Kairos 59. I was very sick, but I 

desperately wanted to stay for the full 

four days (and I’m very glad I did). 


The baseball team. 


Xontra at volleyball and Kairos. 


Musical, all the shows I have been in 

and all the friends I have made. The 

experiences will stay with me for the rest 

of my life. 


Europe Trip with Dennis, junior year 

lunch table, CATZ, RAMS, BAWS, Fr. 

Corey’s freshman faith class, and being 

casual with Sam Scanlon. 

—Katie Yurk 

4th period study sophomore year. 



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Senior Thanks 

R 

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Seniors say thanks as they sail away 

All the faculty and staff, for being 

awesome. 


Br. Trip and Mr. Calzaretta, for four years 

of jokes and support. 


Coach Waz, for everything. 


Coach Waz, for his words of wisdom 

during gym class. 


Mr. Nall, for keeping me puzzled. 


The teachers, for their dedication and 

my parents, for the gas money to get 

here everyday. 


Dean Deb, for teaching me how to 

skillfully move through the halls like a 

ninja trying to avoid her because of my 

illegal sweatshirt. 


Father Van Wiel, for being an amazing 

teacher and human being. 


Madame, for making French worth the 

four years. 

Graphics 

Header Art by Lauren Madden 

Superlative Art by Anthony Bartel, Libby 

Donnelly, Blake Hensley, Melissa Stawicki 


Brother Rob, for putting up with my 

complaints. 


Mr. Neville, for his daily vocab lessons in 

the library. 


Chris Myjak, Kevin Patzke, and Ryan 

Santrasola for the night at Streets of 

Woodfield on Friday the 13 th . 


Fr Hall, for everything he has taught me. 


Ms. Tinning, even if she doesn’t teach 

here anymore. 

—Wil Carley 

My parents, for not sending me to 

Buffalo Grove. 


Mr. Paolelli and Mr. Fuja, for writing my 

recommendations and being awesome 

teachers. 


All my teachers and friends, for making 

my high school experience perfect. 


My parents, for supporting me no matter 

what. 


Mrs. Costello and Mr. 

Calzaretta, for putting on 

the musical every year. 


Br. Rob, for getting me into business. 


Mrs. Nowak, for forming me into the 

man I am today. 


Mrs. Nowak, for being the best 

homeroom teacher ever and for being 

my mom. Also my friends, for being 

awesome. 


Brother Trip, for being awesome. 


Mr. Neville, for giving me something 

to look forward to each day and Mrs. 

Nowak for being my mom. 

—Anna Cirone 

Mr. Cahill. 


Mrs. Soto and Br. Rob, for being 

awesome. 

—Ryan Coath 

Ms. Tinning, for letting me pass 

American Lit Honors 


Fr. Hall, for being a straight BOSS. 


Students, for helping me become the 

person I want to be. 


Jenna Shaxted, for sticking it out in 

homeroom. 


Fr. Corey and Mrs. Rullo; I couldn’t ask 


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for better teachers. 


My parents, for sending me to 

Viator. 


My three closest friends, for being 

there for me when no one else was. 


Pina, for being beautiful, and 

campus ministry, for listening to my 

daily problems. 


My swim/water polo coach Adam 

Gambro, for inspirational pregame 

talks. 


Campus ministry for helping 

me find my faith, Fr. Corey for 

teaching me to take action, 

Newspaper or being newspaper, 

and the whole school community 

for changing my life forever. 


Fr. Corey, for always encouraging 

me, all the Campus Ministers, for 

helping me build my faith, and Br. 

Rob. 


Mrs. Francis, for being the best 

Kairos leader. 

—Richard Estaver 

Coach Taylor, for taking us to 

Europe. 


Br. Trip, for putting up with my lack 

of geometrical knowledge. 


The faculty, for teaching me for a 

great 4 years. I would also like to 

thank my parents, for sending me to 

school here. 


Mrs. Manno, for believing in me. 


Students and friends, for the four 

best years of my life. 


All the teachers who believed in my 

abilities and potential. 


Mrs. Lanus, for not only being a 

friend, but also a mentor to me 

Senior Thanks 

throughout high school. You were 

truly like a mother to me, and I will 

really miss you and our talks next 

year. 


Coach Howland and Moj, for the 

basketball seasons. 


Mr. B, for being fun to tease, Mr. 

Majowski, for letting me complain 

to him about people, and Mike 

Taylor, for getting me concentrated. 


My friends, for making high school 

the best 4 years possible. 


Mrs. Reedy, for four years as a 

homeroom teacher and three years 

as the best math teacher. 


All my friends for being amazing 

and sticking with me for an 

amazing four years. 

— D a n i e l l e 

Giovannetti 

My parents, for sending me to 


—Amanda Giovenco 

My parents and most of the 

teachers. 


Mrs. Adams. 


Every teacher I’ve had, for pushing 

me to be the best I can be, and 

my parents, for making me work 

hard and keeping me focused on 

graduating 

—Lou Gumma 

Will Solimene, for financially 

supporting me in numerous ways 

throughout high school. 

—Brian Guth 

Mr. Faltinoski, for teaching me how 

to use the dodge tools. 

— K a t e l y n 

Hammarlund 

My friends, for making school a 

little more pleasant. 


Coach E and Coach Mary. 

—Rob Heck 

Sonya, for being the light of my life. 

—Ashley Herzfeldt 


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Best Conversationalist 

Gold: Billy Cavanagh & Erin Malone 

Silver: Tom Aichele & Colleen Cavanagh 

Bronze: Nick Principi & Madeleine Ptacin 

Best Hugger 

Gold: Nick Curran & Colleen Cavanagh 

Silver: Billy Cavanagh & Erin Malone 

Bronze: Shane Rooney & Colleen Dunne 

Most Honest 

Gold: Nick Curran & Emily Williams 

Silver: Billy Cavanagh & Colleen Cavanagh 

Bronze: Tom Aichele & Megan Goerth

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My parents, for giving me the 

opportunity to attend Saint Viator. 


Everyone, for everything. 


The swimming and water polo teams, 

for being the best friends I’ve ever had. 


Mr./Coach Fuja, for being a great cross 

country coach and mentor for me my 

senior year. 


Mrs. Cairo. 

—Sammi Hintz 

Everyone, for their kindness. 


Everyone in the community, for allowing 

me to develop skills and talents. 

—Daniel Horstmann 

Mr. G, for simply being so creative and 

encouraging. 


Mr. Nall, for being such an amazing 

teacher freshman year. 


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Senior Thanks 

Probably my parents, for working so 

hard to put me through this great school. 


Mr. Matt Hynek, for just cheggin ‘er in. 


Everyone, for everything. 


The faculty, staff, and viatorians, for 

helping to make Saint Viator my second 

home. 


My fellow Men Swim Team members, for 

a great season this year. 


My parents, for everthing. Nick, Frank, 

Kevin and Adam for their support. 


Coach Saey, for pushing me to learn new 

dance moves like the finger twirl. 


Mr. Nall, for teaching me how to critically 

think by looking out the window. 


My parents and teachers, especially 

Madame Soto and Mr. Neville. 

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Mr. Pirman and Mr. Paolelli, for being 

amazing teachers. Also, thank you to 

Mrs. Marino, Mrs. Anzalone, Fr. Van 

Wiel and Fr. Corey, for always giving me 

the advice and support I needed. 


The teachers, for a great education; it 

was and is quality learning. 

—Steve Kohn 

Mrs. Englbrecht. 


Mr. Porter, for being a great sub. 


Mrs. Ruffatto & Mrs. Francis, for all the 

sniki snacks! 


Bro Rob, for everything, and the Class of 

2012; it’s been real. 


Everyone, for putting up with us this far. 


Father Corey, for being such a great role 

model and a good guy to both students 

and faculty. 


Mrs. Majka, for being the best teacher 

ever and providing plenty of quotes. 

—Austin Lim 

Mr. Sandford, for making me appreciate 

no socks in boat shoes. 


All the teachers and faculty, for helping 

me better myself in the classroom and in 

life. 


Mrs. Reedy, for being the coolest 

homeroom teacher ever and for being 

the best math teacher. 


Brother Rob, for making me survive 

these 4 years. 

—Lauren Luthringshausen 

All my teachers, for pushing me to the 

best of my ability and Mrs. Francis, for 

always making my day a little brighter. 

—Sammy Madro 

Cheryl Nowak, for her outstanding 

mother-ship and texting. 


Mr. Seaman, Mrs. Nowak, Mrs. DeBelina, 

Mr. Pirman, and Br. Lewnard. 


Dr. Scerbicke, for making me feel

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welcome at St. Viator. 

—Sam Masini 

Mrs. Giusti, for some good APES classes. 

—Daniel Maslowski 

Everyone, for giving me an awesome 

experience. 

—Megan Masterson 

Thanks to Coach Bjerkness for making 

my basketball experience worthwhile 

and fun! 

—Stephanie Mazanek 

Mrs. Nowak, for putting up with 

our somewhat loud and obnoxious 

homeroom. 

—Mary Ann McAndrews 

I’d like to thank Mr. Neville, for the best 

class of all time. 


Mrs. Smith, for the great times at the 

counselors’ office. 


Mrs. Marino, for always making class 

enjoyable with her positive attitude. 


My track coaches, for helping me become 

stronger both mentally and physically. 

—Morgan McHugh 

My friends and teammates, for all the 

great times. 


Mr. Calzaretta, for brightening my day 

on a daily basis. 


My friends, for making me who I am 

today. 


Coach Sanford, for being chill. 

—Sam Mesi 

Mrs. Gallagher, because she’s an angel. 


Mrs. Jeanneret, for sticking with us 

in homeroom, and being an amazing 

Kairos adult leader. 


My parents, for sending me to Saint 



Mr. Sandford, for ‘curly fries my favorite 

food.’ 


Mr. Paprocki, for coaching B team 

basketball freshman year. 


Mr. Pirman; best teacher I ever had. 

—Peter Niro 

Mr. Sanford, for not letting my mistakes 

go unnoticed. 

—Andy Norris 

Ms. Wilda, for being a great person. 


Father Van Wiel, for teaching me to 

always waft. 


Mrs. Nowak, for teaching me how to 

study. 


Mr. Paolelli, for letting me know its okay 

to still enjoy a Disney movie. 


Dean Deb, for being awesome, and Mrs. 

Rullo, for always being willing 

to help me. 


Mrs. Lanus, for having the 

most AMAZING taste in music. 

— Merrideth 

Olson 

Br. Trip, for being the best 

homeroom teacher ever, and 

Mr. Seaman, for constantly 

supporting and believing in us, 

not matter how crazy we are. 


Mrs. Giusti, Mrs. Jeanneret, 

and Father Corey for teaching 

me many valuable concepts 

and how to be a people’s 

person. 


Mr. Nall, for teaching me how 

to write, and Dean Deb for 

being an absolute sweetheart. 


Br. Lewnard, for being the 

funniest class ever! 

—Dongjun Park 

My junior water polo coach, 

Adam Gambro, for his 

inspirational pre-game talks 

and great advice. 


Props to Scanlan for keeping it 

real, Mrs. Stones, Mrs. Rosean 

Red, and Mr. Nowak. 

— F r a n k i e 

Perricone 


All the students, for being here for all 4 

years! 


My friends, family, and faculty, for being 

a part of my high school journey. 

—Katherine Petrovich 

Br. Rob, for putting up with me for four 

years. 


Mr Paolelli, for Marvels, TONGO, 

Overheard at SVHS, and having 

someone to talk to about XKCD. 


Mrs. Cairo, for all the extra miles 

she went in helping me and for my 

refrigerator note. I would also like to 

thank my parents and all my friends for 

Best Personality 

Gold: Billy Cavanagh & Colleen Cavanagh 

Silver: Tom Aichele & Erin Malone 

Bronze: Sean Carney & Katelyn Hammarlund 

Cutest Couple 

Gold: Mark Lakowske and Danielle Giovannetti 

Silver: Danny Lopez and Katie Gavin 

Bronze: Andy Norris and Jenna Shaxted 

Kole Luthringshausen/Sara Zanfardino

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Senior Thanks 

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all their love, compassion, and laughs. 


Fr. Corey, for starting me off right in 

freshman religion and inspiring me. 


All the students, teachers, and everyone 

else in the Viator community, for making 

my experience at Viator amazing! I could 

not have asked for a better four years. 


The Science teachers, for making me 

interested in Science 


The teachers at Viator, for challenging 

me to push myself further while also 

being so supportive. 

—Kim Romano 

Howard, the surrogate, for always having 

my back. 


Mrs. Nowak, Fr. Van Wiel, and Mrs. 

Cairo, for being the best teachers ever! 

—Lauren Rooney 

Fr. Hall and Coach K—great men. My 

father, for everything he’s sacrificed for 

me. Frank Laterza, Brothers. 


Mrs. Francis, Ms. Ryan, Mr. Paolelli, and 

everyone who has helped me over the 

years. 


Mrs. Fons, for being understanding 

about service hours and always being 

there when I needed to talk. 


The Family, for being the greatest, most 

loving group of friends I will ever know 


Mrs. Jeanneret, for being the best 

homeroom teacher. 


Coach Saey, Sanford, Lappin, Evan, Fr. 

Corey, and Mrs. Nowak, for inspiring me 

to greatness. 

—Robert Schmidt 

My friends and a teacher or two. 

—Jimmy Sexton 

Mrs. Lanus, for always being there to 

talk when I needed someone. 


All the teachers, for helping me succeed 

and helping me get into the college of 

my choice. 


Snug boons in orchesis, for treating me 

like a four-year senior. I love you! 


My mommy, Coach Saey, for dealing 

with me, and Wayne and Row, for being 

supportive, and Fr. Corey. 


Father Hall, for being my coach and an 

excellent teacher. 


Mr. Neville, Mr. Pirman, and Mrs. King, 

for making these past 4 years enjoyable 

ones. 


Mr. Seaman, for being a great teacher 

and caring about our lives as a whole. 


Mr. Seaman, for teaching me multifaceted 

intricacies of good music, 

and Mrs. Nicolau, for being an above 

excellent teacher. 

—Thomas Southall 

Mr. Seaman, for always being there for 

all of us. 


Mrs. Abrahamian and Mrs. Ruffato, for 

my roles in SADD, and Mrs. Francis, for 

her help with Orchesis. 


Brother Rob, for being the man. 


Mr. Nall, for saying to always think out 

of the box. 


Mr. Neville, for making the end of my day 

funnier than a Looney Toons episode. 

—Joe Taddeo 

Mrs. Majka, for all the candy during 

Astronomy class. 


Br. Trip, for being a concerned coach/ 

teacher that took every opportunity to 

make fun of me. 


Fr. Hall, Pauly B, and Lapps. 


My parents, for sending me here, and 

faculty and students, for making my 

experience worthwhile. 


My friends, for making high school fun, 

and my teachers, for being helpful. 


Matt Hynek, for the best math class. 


My parents, all my teachers, Coach 

Cortese, Mrs. O’Laughlin, and all my 

friends. 


Mrs. Rosean, for all the time she spent 

helping me during school. 


Mrs. King, for being my Kairos talk 

mentor. 


My parents, because I guess Viator was 

good after all. Also students, for all the 

good times, and my teachers, for the 

wisdom. 


All the above for making my experience 

a fun, valuable one. 


The fantastic faculty and the super 

seniors! 


Br. Rob, for being a bro. 


All the wonderful teachers I have been 

taught by, for the great education I 

received. 


All the teachers, for building who we 

are, and the coaches, especially Coach 

Manno, for their development. 


Campus Ministry, for never kicking me 

out! 


Mrs. Costello, Mrs. Sandrock, Mr. 

Masterton, Ms. Fons, and Ms. Wilda, for 

all you have done for me these past four 

years. 


All my teachers, for always being 

supportive and making class enjoyable. 


Mrs. Deger, for teaching me that respect 

is life. 

—Katie Yurk 

Cheryl Nowak, for all the mathematical 

knowledge she has given me. 



U 

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College Choices 

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As Seniors close in on their diplomas, they 

look forward to future games 

Augustana College 

Sean Carney 

Baldwin Wallace 

University 

Alyssa Michels 

Benedictine 

University 

Mike DeStefano 

Berklee College of 

Music 

Merrideth Olson 

Boston College 

Natalie Cataldo 

Bradley University 

Joe LaMantia 

Nick Principi 

Ray O’Hara 

Butler University 

Bobby Napoleon 

Greg Cerabona 

Mike Escarda 

Sarah Tietz 

Team DAYTON 

Coach: Mrs. King 

Carroll University 

Morgan McHugh 

Carthage College 

Janelle Knippen 

Case Western Reserve 

University 

Austin Lim 

College of Dupage 

Danielle Faul 

College of Lake County 

Kristin Sassolino 

Columbia College 

Chicago 

Lauren Luthringshausen 

Stephanie Trovato 

Tyler Houston 

Creighton 

University 

Katie Kerstetter 

Courtney Cameron 

DePauw University 

Lauren Falotico 

Des Moines Area 

Community College 

Cosimo Cannella 

Dominican University 

Erica Weiszmann 

Drake University 

Nora Walsh 

Duke University 

Nick Curran 

Team DePaul 

Graphics 

Photos by Jack Lakowske & Chris Santucci 

Header Art by Madeleine Ptacin 


DePaul University 

Alex Catanescu 

Erika Kreiner 

Sam Mesi 

Coach: Mrs. Jeanneret

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Elmhurst College 

Andrew Weber 

Anne Ragauskis 

Georgetown University 

Jack Trimberger 

Harper College 

Daniel Cleary 

Patrick Wallenberg 

Harvard University 

Danny Lopez 

Hope College 

Lauren Rooney 

Illinois Institute of 

Technology 

Elliot Hilgert 

Illinois State University 

Max Resendez 

Indiana University 

Billy Cavanagh 

Brian Wilhite 

Jake Soprych 

Jeremy O’Donnell 

Joey Caputo 

John Campanelli 

Megan Thompson 

Meghan Cavanagh 

Mike Iammarino 

Molly McMahon 

Natalie Jaydos 

Nick Prazuch 

Ryan Santorsola 

Sarah Castaldi 

Team Indiana 

Coaches: Mr. Paprocki 

and Mrs. Stonecipher 


Iowa State University 

Robert Heck 

John Carroll University 

Grace Donnelly 

Johnson & Wales 

University 

Katie Yurk 

Team Loyola 

Coach: Mrs. Marino 

Knox College 

Danny Forde 

Lewis University 

John Oliveri 

Lone Star College 

Kathleen Darling 

Loras College 

Brett Szostak 

Loyola University 

Chicago 

Kristie Ford 

Margaret DeZelar 

Sammy Madro 

Sean Imburgia 

Sean Thornton 

William Tolan 

Loyola University New 

Orleans 

Libby Donnelly 

Marquette University 

Albertina DiMartino 

Clare Hulsebosch 

Danielle Giovannetti 

Eileen Mallof 

Eleni Michalopoulos 

Emily Williams 

Jeff George 

Jeremy Linzing 

Mark Lakowske 

Mary Ann McAndrews 

Megan Goerth 

Michael Perotti 

Morgan Hess 

Nick Smeriglio 

Shane Rooney 

Steven Brey 

Thomas Southall 

Maryville University 

Alex Flasch 

Miami University of 

Ohio 

Andy Norris 

Jack DeWald 

Kole Luthringshausen 

Laura Paprocki 

Sara Zanfardino 

Shannon Conerty 

Michigan State 

University 

Ji Woo Hong 

Molly O’Keeffe 

Milwaukee School of 

Engineering 

Caleb Trimble 

New York University 

Rachel Horvath 

Northern Illinois 

University 

Sam Masini 

Northwestern 

University 

Alex Byskosh 

Liam Klinkenberg 

Sam Faycurry 

Olivet Nazarene 

University 

Katie Shaffer 


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Purdue University 

Sammi Hintz 

Jenna Shaxted 

Rochester Institute of 

Technology 

Andrew Leja 

Saint Louis University 

Brad Bublitz 

Jackie Getty 

Katelyn Hammarlund 

Lisa Perrone 

Maggie Farwell 

Mallory Hess 

Stephanie Mazanek 

Anna Cirone 

Christine Southall 

Evelina Wozniak 

Megan Masterson 

Team Marquette 

Coach: Ms. Wilda 

Sewanee: The University 

of the South 

Ed Haubenreiser 

Southern Illinois 

University 

Frankie Perricone 

Ashley Herzfeldt 

Lauren Lang 

Frank Travaglio 

Southern Methodist 

University 

Sammie Oliva 

St. Norbert College 

Colleen Dunne

U 

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Coaches: Dean Scerbicke 

and Mrs. Adams 

Frank Lauerman 

Gregory 

Stanford University 

Joe Ferrante 

The Ohio State 

University 

Tony Kasper 

Tyler McCrea 

Team Miami 

The University of Miami 

Anthony Cataldo 

University of Alabama 

Katie Calmeyn 

University of Cincinnati 

Bridget Taylor 

University of Colorado- 

Boulder 

Peter Niro 

Andrew Wegrzyn 


University of 

Connecticut 

Dongjun Park 

University of 

Dayton 

Chris Santucci 

Ellie McGarry 

Erin Malone 

Kevin Patzke 

Kevin Rooney 

Patrick 

University of Illinois at 

Chicago 

Julie Belke 


Springfield 

Joe Bansfield 


Urbana-Champaign 

Anne Campbell 

Brian Guth 

Carson Soch 

Colleen Cavanagh 

Jack Miller 

Joe Nowakowski 

Katie Anderson 

Libby Burkman 

Marena Steiner 

Patrick Hulsebosch 

Robert Schmidt 

Ryan McCollum 

Team Illinois 

Sam Scanlon 

Sara Heunisch 

Steve Kohn 

Steven Jensen 

Teddy Marszalek 

Jimmy McMahon 

Shalayne Pulia 

University of Iowa 

Daniel Maslowski 

Joe Taddeo 

University of Kentucky 

Stephanie Schatz 

University of Miami 

Jon Schening 

University of Michigan 

Amy Carroll 

University of Minnesota 

Jack Hanisch 

Ryan Coath 

Team Notre Dame 

Coaches: Mr. Paulik 

and Mr. Masterton 

University of 

Minnesota, Twin Cities 

Brian Stewart 

Matt Breslin 

University of Missouri 

James Landy 

Madeleine Ptacin 

Will Solimene 

U 

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Team minnesota 

Coach: Mrs. Francis 

Joe McManus 

Katherine Petrovich 

Kim Romano 

University of St. Thomas 

Jack Kellner 

University of Wisconsin- 

Madison 

Anthony Di Silvestro 

University of Wisconsin- 

Whitewater 

Chris Myjak 

Jack Corrigan 

Valparaiso University 

Emily Simon 

James Sexton 

Western Michigan 

University 

Lou Gumma 

Team Colorado 

Coach: Mrs. Costello 


University of Notre 

Dame 

Thomas Aichele 

Coach: Mrs. Majka

Love and Memories

Love and Memories

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In Ten Years 

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In 10 years, I, Thomas Aichele, will be 

the largest distributor of potato products 

in the Midwest. 

In 10 years, I, Katie Anderson, will 

be the head graphic designer for some 

famous magazine, live across the street 

from Maddie Ptacin, go on picnics in 

Paris with my husband, Starlin Castro, 

and be famous. 

In 10 years, I, Joe Bansfield, will have a 

successful job, nice home, and a dog. 

In 10 years, I, Julie Belke, will be a 

physical therapist and married with 2 

kids. 

In 10 years, I, Matt Breslin, will be 

happily divorced two times over. 

In 10 years, I, Brad Bublitz, will be 

celebrating a Cubs world series victory 

from my seat in the front office. 

In 10 years, I, Libby Burkman, will 

probably be waste deep in some 

elephant’s poop. 

In 10 years, I, Alex Byskosh, will 

probably still be in school. 

In 10 years, I, Courtney Cameron, will 

Graphics 

Header Art by Madeleine Ptacin 

Superlative Art by: 

Alyssa Abay 

Anthony Bartell 

Kyong Yoo 

Melissa Stawicki 

Seniors take a leap of faith 

into their futures 

be a nun in San Francisco. 

In 10 years, I, John Campanelli, will 

be living in a big house with a rich wife 

(Amanda Giovenco) and two kids. 

In 10 years, I, Anne Campbell, will be 

happily married to the best husband 

you could ask for, Billy Cavanagh, while 

spending our days yachting and drinking 

mint juleps in our giant southern 

mansion. 

In 10 years, I, Cosimo Cannella, will be 

playing for the Texas Rangers. 

In 10 years, I, Joey Caputo, will be 

making Molly McMahon the happiest 

woman on Earth while we sit on the 

porch of our ocean view house in South 

Carolina. 

In 10 years, I, Wil Carley, will be a 

college graduate and in the workforce. 

In 10 years, I, Sean Carney, will have 

a solid job and lead the 8 a.m. men’s 

basketball league in scoring. 

In 10 years, I, Amy Carroll, will still be 

trying not to worry about the next ten 

years of my life. 

In 10 years, I, Sarah Castaldi, will be 

singing on stage somewhere...hopefully. 

In 10 years, I, Anthony Cataldo, will be 

working as an architect in Chicago. 

In 10 years, I, Natalie Cataldo, will have 

made my fortune and be traveling the 

world. 

In 10 years, I, Alex Catanescu, will 

be working for a major talent agency 

representing major musicians that are 

forever changing the world. 

In 10 years, I, Billy Cavanagh, will be 

traveling the world, appreciating life 

wherever I go. I will also be a member of 

Augusta National Golf Club. 

In 10 years, I, Colleen Cavanagh, will 

be living in a penthouse suite on Lake 

Shore Drive, working at a prestigious law 

firm, and beginning to start my family of 

five children. 

In 10 years, I, Meghan Cavanagh, will 

be successful. 

In 10 years, I, Anna Cirone, will happily 

married to Jeremy Linzing. 

In 10 years, I, Daniel Cleary, will have 

a successful job and will have graduated 

from college. 

In 10 years, I, Ryan Coath, will be 

working in a cubicle. 

In 10 years, I, Shannon Conerty, will be 

living with wild animals in the African 

Safari with my own Animal Planet 

television show. 

In 10 years, I, Nick Curran, will be getting 

used to the real world after attending 

plenty of school, making lots of money, 

and doing something important that 

will make my name famous in history. 

In 10 years, I, Kathleen Darling, will 

have been in multiple movies and will 

be living in my beach house in L.A. 

In 10 years, I, Mike DeStefano, will be 

28, duh! But I will also be a successful 


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dentist still residing in the Northwest 

Suburbs. 

In 10 years, I, Jack DeWald, will 

hopefully be a practicing lawyer. 

In 10 years, I, Margaret DeZelar, will be 

living with Sara Heunisch in England, 

being the superstars that we are and 

instilling feelings in everyone. 

In 10 years, I, Anthony Di Silvestro, 

will graduate from college and medical 

school, race Toyota Supras with Jimmy 

Ganas, and live in the northwest suburbs. 

In ten years, I Grace Donnelly, will 

have traveled the world, helped as many 

people as I could and will be happy with 

the life I have lived so far. 

In 10 years, I, Libby Donnelly, will be 

living with the Ibex (jk...but really). 

In 10 years, I, Richard Estaver, will be 

hunting in the dangerous islands that 

make up my homeland—the Philipines. 

In 10 years, I, Lauren Falotico, will be 

happy! 

In 10 years, I, Maggie Farwell, will be on 

my fourth ACL, preparing for a full knee 

replacement. 

In 10 years, I, Danielle Faul, will be 

working in the senior health care 

industry. 

In 10 years, I, Sam Faycurry, will have 

completed professional school, be 

influential, have plenty of influential 

friends, live somewhere nice, drive 

something nice, and build a library for 

the underprivileged. 

In 10 years, I, Joe Ferrante, will have 

a successful career in some form of 

business and hopefully have a family. 

In 10 years, I, Alex Flasch, will be 

working for the Chicago White Sox 

and be an assistant high school softball 

coach. 

In 10 years, I, Kristie Ford, will be 

happily married working as a nurse in 

a hospital with maybe a kid on the way. 

I will also have a dog or two, a cat, and 

maybe a horse. 

In 10 years, I, Danny Forde, will be 

making a lot of money. 

In 10 years, I, Katie Gavin, will be a 

career woman making lots of money and 

living on a beach. 

In 10 years, I, Jeff George, will be 

opening up my own dental practice. 

In 10 years, I, Jackie Getty, will be 

In Ten Years 

a physical therapist and be 

starting a family. 

In 10 years, I, Danielle 

Giovannetti, will be married 

to a successful man and have 

at least one kid...eventually 

four. I will also be opening my 

own rehab clinic or teaching 1st 

graders. 

In 10 years, I, Amanda 

Giovenco, will be a nurse and 

married with two children. 

In 10 years, I, Megan Goerth, 

will still be Megan. 

In 10 years, I, Patrick Gregory, 

will have a job and hopefully 

married. 

In 10 years, I, Lou Gumma, will 

be working as a mechanic/pilot 

for a major airline. 

In 10 years, I, Brian Guth, will 

be chillin’ poolside, still getting 

hit with multiple texts a minute 

from Shane Rooney. 

In 10 years, I, Katelyn 

Hammarlund, will either be on 

a run or singing karaoke. 

In 10 years, I, Jack Hanisch, will 

hopefully reside in a cool city 

and be happy. 

In 10 years, I, Rob Heck, will 

still be awesome. 

In 10 years, I, Ashley Herzfeldt, 

will be drifting in the seas of 

Australia with my own cage 

diving boat. 

In 10 years, I, Mallory Hess, will 

hope to be living in Chicago and 

working as a physical therapist! 

In 10 years, I, Morgan Hess, will 

living in Steamboat, Colorado. 

In 10 years, I, Sara Heunisch, 

will be living in England 

with Margaret DeZelar, being 

fabulous and famous and 

making people swoon. 

In 10 years, I, Elliot Hilgert, 

will be a microwave. 

In 10 years, I, Ji Wo o Hong, 

will become a happy man; my 

happiness will last forever. 

In 10 years, I, Daniel 

Horstmann, will have earned 

a degree in Communication, 

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Future Nun or Priest 

Gold: Danny Wolfe & Emily Williams 

Silver: DJ Horstmann & Grace and Libby Donnelly 

Bronze: Billy Cavanagh & Marena Steiner 

Most likely to 

take over the World 

Gold: Jon Schening & Katherine Petrovich 

Silver: Tom Aichele & Kim Romano 

Bronze: Billy Cavanagh & Anna Cirone 

Future Viator Teacher 

Gold: Danny Wolfe & Emily Williams 

Silver: DJ Horstmann & Grace Donnelly 

Bronze: Billy Cavanagh & Laura Paprocki

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in New York City, and be an active Music 

Minister in my local parish. 

In 10 years, I, Rachel Horvath, will not 

remember any of you because of my 

numerous concussions. 

In 10 years, I, Tyler Houston, will 

hopefully be a game designer, working 

on the next bug project. 

In 10 years, I, Anthony Howard, will be 

ten years older. 

In 10 years, I, Clare Hulsebosch, will 

hopefully be living in Ireland. 

In 10 years, I, Patrick Hulsebosch, will 

be living in my mom’s basement if all 

goes as planned. 

In 10 years, I, Mike Iammarino, will be 

married to all of my true loves. 

In 10 years, I, Sean Imburgia, will be 

giving guitar lessons out of my garage, 

barely scraping by. 

In 10 years, I, Natalie Jaydos, will be out 

of college and looking for a job. 

In 10 years, I, Steven Jensen, will be 

living the life. I will have a fantastic job 

as a nuclear engineer, a house in the 

country, and a nice car to drive around. 

In 10 years, I, Tony Kasper, will be living 

the dream. 

In 10 years, I, Jack Kellner, will be 

living in a big old mansion somewhere, 

soaking it up in a hot tub with my soul 

mate. 

In 10 years, I, Katie Kerstetter, will 

finally be finished with all of my 

schooling. 

In 10 years, I, Liam Klinkenberg, will 

be happy. 

In 10 years, I, Janelle Knippen, will 

In Ten Years 

still be dancing in my free time. I will 

be married and will most likely be a 

dedicated soccer mom. I will also be 

a Special Ed teacher at a elementary 

school in Michigan. 

In 10 years, I, Steve Kohn, will be 

awesome. Doing awesome things in a 

place of awesomeness. 

In 10 years, I, Erika Kreiner, will be 

living in a California beach-house as 

Anna Malapane’s servant....still. 

In 10 years, I, Mark Lakowske, will 

hopefully be out of college. 

In 10 years, I, James Landy, will keep 

the party going. 

In 10 years, I, Lauren Lang, will be 

working and living downtown & 

planning a trip to Australia! 

In 10 years, I, Frank Laterza, will have 

retired from my multi-million dollar job, 

and coaching a football team. 

In 10 years, I, Frank Lauerman, will 

hopefully be retired. 

In 10 years, I, Andrew Leja, will be 

married, working as an actuary, have a 

brand new car and an awesome house. 

In 10 years, I, Austin Lim, will be in 

medical school. 

In 10 years, I, Jeremy Linzing, will be 

breeding children with my lovely wife 

Anna Cirone. 

In 10 years, I, Danny Lopez, will own 

my own company. 

In 10 years, I, Kole Luthringshausen, 

will be living in Utah and skiing everyday. 

In 10 years, I, Lauren Luthringshausen, 

will be writing for a magazine and living 

in LA. 

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In 10 years, I, Sammy Madro, will 

start my career as a doctor working in a 

hospital and living in a beach house in 

Florida right next door to Steph Schatz. 

In 10 years, I, Eileen Mallof, will still be 

doing my laundry at my mom’s house. 

In 10 years, I, Erin Malone, will be 

a famous interior designer living 

in California married to Ren from 

Footloose. 

In 10 years, I, Teddy Marszalek, will 

most likely be making my film debut, 

starring as the character Jefferson 

Albert Tibbs in the remake of the world 

renowned film “Hard Ball.” 

In 10 years, I, Sam Masini, will be an 

engineer and part-time golf professional. 

In 10 years, I, Daniel Maslowski, will be 

in some business field. 

In 10 years, I, Megan Masterson, will be 

living out my dream. 

In 10 years, I, Stephanie Mazanek, will 

be saving lives everyday as an ER nurse 

in Chicago. 

In 10 years, I, Mary Ann McAndrews, 

will be an amazing nurse and happily 

married. 

In 10 years, I, Ryan McCollum, will be 

making millions and still going to rg 

everyday. 

In 10 years, I, Tyler McCrea, will be 

released from prison early because of 

good behavior and the fact that I found 

the Lord, and trying to put my felony 

conviction behind me. 

In 10 years, I, Ellie McGarry, will be 

living somewhere along the West Coast 

enjoying life. Annie’s kids and my own 

will grow up watching silly youtube 

videos. 

In 10 years, I, Morgan McHugh, will be 

married with a wonderful husband and 

two kids. I will be a first grade teahcer 

and part time fashion journalist, living 

in Seattle Washington. 

In 10 years, I, Jimmy McMahon, will 

have a job working for Google. 

In 10 years, I, Molly McMahon, will be 

making sandwiches for Joey Caputo and 

our five children on our yacht. 

In 10 years, I, Joe McManus, will be a 

lawyer and live in Chicago. 

In 10 years, I, Sam Mesi, will still driving 

the Cadillac, logs by my side. 

In 10 years, I, Eleni Michalopoulos, will 


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have graduated from UCLA, be married 

to my rich and handsome husband who 

has amazing triceps, live in Australia 

where there’s no paparazzi, and have 

beautiful babies. 

In 10 years, I, Alyssa Michels, will 

be living in New York City, with my 

husband, getting whatever jobs I can in 

the Theatre industry, maybe even be on 

Broadway. 

In 10 years, I, Jack Miller, have no idea 

what I’ll be doing, but I’ll probably be 

living on the west coast. 

In 10 years, I, Bobby Napoleon, will be 

living the dream in Texas. 

In 10 years, I, Andy Norris, will have a 

beard. 

In 10 years, I, Joe Nowakowski, will 

knee deep in the water somewhere. 

In 10 years, I, Jeremy O’Donnell, 

will hopefully have a job and be living 

downtown. 

In 10 years, I, Ray O’Hara, will hopefully 

have finished college and have a career, 

or else I’ll be working at the local fast 

food joint. Both are definite possibilities. 

In 10 years, I, Sammie Oliva, will have a 

southern accent. 

In 10 years, I, John Oliveri, will just live. 

In 10 years, I, Merrideth Olson, will be 

working for Toms and I will have a pretty 

sick music career. 

In 10 years, I, Megan O’Neill, will be 

an elementary school teacher living in 

a house overlooking the green hills of 

Ireland with my future husband and 

three children. Or plan B, I’ll be living in 

the suburbs, teaching at Viator. 

In 10 years, I, Tim Orlowski, will be 

CEO of my extremely profitable Fortune 

500 company, living in my own island 

mansion off the coast of Florida with the 

most beautiful woman in the world, my 

wife. 

In 10 years, I, Laura Paprocki, will be 

playing ping pong, dancing with elvis, 

working on a shrimping boat, drinking 

dr. pepper, running across america, 

recreating the infamous smiley face, and 

meeting famous people. 

In 10 years, I, Dongjun Park, will be the 

CEO of the DPCorporation(Dongjun 

Park Corp.). 

In 10 years, I, Kevin Patzke, will be in 

the MLB. 

In 10 years, I, Michael Perotti, will be 

working in the city of Chicago for an 

advertisement company. 

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In 10 years, I, Frankie Perricone, 

will be a pro skateboarder living Future President of the United States 

in California and partying with 

Charlie Sheen. 

In 10 years, I, Lisa Perrone, will 

be a Pediatric Intensive Care 

Unit Nurse and be happy. 

In 10 years, I, Katherine 

Petrovich, will still be a hostess 

at California Pizza Kitchen 

trying to pay off my huge 

medical school debts. 

In 10 years, I, Nick Prazuch, 

will hopefully have a job in the 

music industry at a record label. 

In 10 years, I, Nick Principi, 

will be out of college, preferably Gold: Billy Cavanagh & Katherine Petrovich 

with a degree, and have a job, Silver: Joe McManus & Anna Cirone 

preferably with a salary, doing 

Bronze: Tom Aichele & Kim Romano 

something I enjoy, preferably 

engineering. 

In 10 years, I, Madeleine 

Ptacin, will be accepting my Future Comedian 

third Emmy, this time for my 

amazing work as Head Writer 

on Saturday Night Live. I will 

then coast along the rest of my 

career by producing various 

Kardashian spin-offs and 

slapstick comedies with Jason 

Segel. 

In 10 years, I, Shalayne Pulia, 

will be running my own 

magazine in New York City, 

living across the street from 

Jackie Getty and Katie Anderson. 

In 10 years, I, Anne Ragauskis, Gold: Tom Aichele & Erin Malone 

will possibly be married and Silver: Matt Breslin & Sam Scanlon 

be a teacher in English and/or 

Spanish. 

Bronze: Sean Carney & Kathleen Darling 

In 10 years, I, Max Resendez, 

will be runnning/working an 

environmental law firm. Most Likely to Become A Millionaire 

In 10 years, I, Kim Romano, 

will hopefully be working at my 

dream job, while living in New 

York City, and starting a family. 

In 10 years, I, Kevin Rooney, 

will be catching some gnarly 

waves in California. Where else 

would I be? 

In 10 years, I, Shane Rooney, 

will be an Executive Recruiting 

Headhunter for CEOs 

and nationally renowned 

corporations, maintaining 

excellence in every aspect of life. 

Gold: Jack Trimberger & Lauren Luthringshausen 

In 10 years, I, Chris Santucci, 

will be out of college and Silver: Tom Aichele & Anna Cirone 

continuing my photography Bronze: Nick Curran & Katherine Petrovich

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business. 

In 10 years, I, Kristin Sassolino, will be 

an artist or a writer. 

In 10 years, I, Sam Scanlon, will probably 

be chilling in one of my several vacation 

houses crossing items off my bucket list. 

In 10 years, I, Stephanie Schatz, will 

be living in Florida next door to Sammy 

Madro. 

In 10 years, I, Robert Schmidt, will be 

coaching the St. Viator hockey team to 

a state championship. In my free time, I 

will be the next BBZ and will run a multimillion 

dollar business tycoon. 

In 10 years, I, James Sexton, will be 

working at a record label or for a venue 

or for a touring/promotion company for 

music. 

In 10 years, I, Katie Shaffer, will be 

working and have a successful career in 

psychology. Hopefully have a few kids 

and live out in the country, down south, 

somewhere. 

In 10 years, I, Jenna Shaxted, will be 

living in the city and getting rich off my 

amazing job. 

In 10 years, I, Emily Simon, will be on 

my own, making good money. 

In 10 years, I, Lara Sladek, will be alive, 

hopefully. Possibly with a nice career. 

In 10 years, I, Nick Smeriglio, will 

probably be married. 

In 10 years, I, Carson Soch, will be on 

channels 5, 7, or 9 reporting the weekly 

weather. 

In 10 years, I, Will Solimene, will prolly 

be chillin’ somewhere. 

In 10 years, I, Jake Soprych, will be on 

the beach somewhere. 

In 10 years, I, Christine Southall, will 

be 28 and hopefully flying airplanes. I 

would like to go all over the world. 

In 10 years, I, Thomas Southall, will 

be walking up the steps of the Kodak 

Theater’s stage to receive an Oscar for 

Best Art Direction, Original Screenplay, 

or Director. 

In 10 years, I, Melissa Stawicki, will 

have graduated from college with a job 

in my degree and hopefully married. 

In 10 years, I, Marena Steiner, will be 

enjoying life as a computer engineer 

with a lot of money and hopefully will 

be married. 

In 10 years, I, Brian Stewart, will still be 

putting stuff on Sean’s lawn. 

In 10 years, I, Brett Szostak, will own 

or manage a jewelry store. Also, I will 

have graduated college, and attend the 

Gemological Institute of America. 

In Ten Years 

In 10 years, I, Joe Taddeo, will have a 

successful law practice, yet will still be 

unsure how many licks it takes to get to 

the center of a Tootsie Pop. 

In 10 years, I, Bridget Taylor, will be 

twenty-eight. 

In 10 years, I, Megan Thompson, will be 

married with kids and deciding whether 

to spend my weekends in the mountains 

of Vail, Colorado or at my lake house in 

Green Lake, Wisconsin. 

In 10 years, I, Sean Thornton, will still 

be handling and placing stop signs on 

Sean Carney’s lawn. 

In 10 years, I, Sarah Tietz, will be a 

successful lawyer. 

In 10 years, I, William Tolan, will have 

graduated from college and be successful 

in whatever I try to accomplish. 

In 10 years, I, Frank Travaglio, will be 

livin’ in Cali and own my own 

custom car performance shop. 

In 10 years, I, Jack Trimberger, 

will be completing my residency 

as a doctor. 

In 10 years, I, Caleb Trimble, 

will be a mechanical engineer 

and hopefully designing roller 

coasters. 

In 10 years, I, Stephanie 

Trovato, will be living in a high 

rise downtown, maybe have a 

few kids and be successfully 

recording or producing music. 

In 10 years, I, Patrick 

Wallenberg, will be happy and 

living in Chicago City making 

good money, and playing drums 

and piano with musicians 

and see many concerts and 

traveling. 

In 10 years, I, Kevin Walsh, 

will be World’s Strongest Man 

champion. 

In 10 years, I, Andrew Weber, 

will be a teacher and have a 

family. 

In 10 years, I, Andrew Wegrzyn, 

will be doing a lot of camping 

and hiking in Colorado and 

opening up my own bar. 

In 10 years, I, Erica Weiszmann, 

will have graduated college, 

be writing a few screenplays 

inspired by my life experiences 

and be married with perhaps a 

child. 

In 10 years, I, Brian Wilhite, 

will hopefully be playing 

baseball, but if not, I will be 

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within a professional organization either 

as a journalist or in the front office. 

In 10 years, I, Emily Williams, will be 

working as a nurse, living in Chicago 

and raising a family. 

In 10 years, I, Danny Wolfe, will be 

married living in Chicago. I will either 

be in law school or will have started my 

own business. 

In 10 years, I, Evelina Wozniak, will be 

married with a family, have a successful 

job in the medical field and traveling the 

world! 

In 10 years, I, Katie Yurk, will own a 

bakery that has an underlying cat theme. 

In 10 years, I, Sara Zanfardino, will 

be happily married with a degree in 

medicine. 

Most School Spirit 

Gold: Sean Carney & Kathleen Darling 

Silver: Kevin Patzke & Anna Cirone 

Bronze: Jack Corrigan & Erin Malone 

Best Dressed 

Gold: John Campanelli & Lauren Luthringshausen 

Silver: Joey Caputo & Rachel Horvath 

Bronze: Sam Faycurry & Anna Cirone 


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The senior class gets its affairs in order.... 

before it’s too late 

I, Thomas Aichele, will to 

Margaret, the car; and to Tom 

Gordon, second trombone. 

I, Katie Anderson, will to Sara and 

Danny, the stage; to Beth 

and Tina, Emma and Paco; 

to my orchagirls, buns; 

to Jack, Beth; to Anna, 

cupcakes; to Eileen and 

Evelina, European travels; to 

Molly, Starlin; to Jackie, NC; 

to Maddie, Hunger Games; 

to Danielle, highways; and 

to Anthony, hamburgers. 

I, Joe Bansfield, will to Vince 

Mangiamele, my football 

gear; and to Colin Bailey, 

the wrestling team’s future. 

I, Brad Bublitz, will to Tim, 

my confidence in your pitching career; 

to Katelyn, my last box of Lemonheads; 

to Jack and Danny, pink construction 

Graphics 

Header Art by Alyssa Abay 

Clip Art by Alyssa Abay, Blake Hensley, Emily Jagmin, 

Jack Lakowske, and Kyong Yoo 

Superlative Art by Blake Hensley, Shalayne Pulia, 

and Thomas Southall 

paper; to Molly McMahon, my faith; 

to Molly O’Keeffe, orange lavaburst 

runs; and to Katie, my appreciation for 

everything and my ping pong skills. 

I, Libby Burkman, will to Brendo, 

the parking spot and holes; to Peg, 

Bob; to Lulu, our creepy relationship 

and lane three; to Charlie, our 

mornings in the caf; to baby Desal, 

the dead man on the plane; and 

to the baby, my undying love and 

devotion to you as your big sister. 

I, Alex Byskosh, will to Nina, 

the car; to Rachel, tennis, 

Spanish, and rain dances; to 

Steph, workouts; to Shalayne, Fun 

Dip and Extremes; to Albertina, 

coffee mornings; to Janelle, 

Tuesdays; and to Sara, volleyball. 

I, Courtney Cameron, will to Jack 

Hanisch, my Genius, my albums, and 

my everything; to James Pickering, 

my mo; to Pablo Pulsifer, 

my Buffalo buffalo Buffalo 


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Buffalo buffalo; to Kristen 

Zermatten, my last semester 

of high school; and to anyone 

that will take him, my dog. 

I, John Campanelli, will to 

Sophia, the job of messing with Ms. 

Rullo; to Jamo, being best dressed 

on the hockey team; and to Sam D, 

eez all of my sophomore friends. 

I, Annie Campbell, will to Katie 

Cascino, jigga, jigga-boom and oar 

crew; to Colleen Donahue, lolz 

kitty; to Mary Cleary, basketball 

bus rides and Jennie Horstman. 

I, Cosimo Cannella, will to Romteen 

Bahramirad, Old Kobe and Shaq tradition. 

I, Joey Caputo, will to Tree, the joys 

of going to school with Michael again; 

to Billy, Tom, Frank, Jack, Joe, Nick, and 

Sean, TNT Tuesday; to Conor, my hand 

in marriage; to Ferbs, number 53 and the 

aisle seat; to Howard, Friday trydays; and 

to Katie, going 3 for 3. 

I, Wil Carley, will 

to Phil Jacobs, center 

defense; to Jack Dewald, 

puns and no bells; to 

Liam Klinkenburg, the 

rides I owe him; to 

Stephanie Mezanek, 

hugs; to Pat O’Malley, tennis; to 

Steve Kohn, Xbox; to Rich Estaver, 

craziness; and to Jackie Getty, a hippo.

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I, Sean Carney, will to Frank, our Friday 

night sleepovers; to Mike, pio b-ball and 

being a grinder; to Kevin, pre-game in 

the gym and Saturday morning losses; 

to Hugh, the o-line; to Faerber, late 

night 2k; and to Pat McNamara, page? 

I, Amy Carroll, will to Marilyn 

Stephen, Spanish CHEEPS and 

physics labs; to Anthony Bartell, 

‘hiiii’; to Brian, my parking spot but 

not my room; and to Annie, ham. 

I, Sarah Castaldi, will to Maddy 

Kelly, the lead in the musical; 

and to Christina Aiello and Katie 

Cascino, Wednesday fun days. 

I, Anthony Cataldo, will to Kevin Ruth, 

all of my snap back hats; to Phil Jacobs, 

my JV captain position; to Jordan Tully, 

my musical skill and band memories; 

to Emily Van Der Bosch, my judges 

assistant position and new shoes; and 

to Mike Scully, my spot in the muscial. 

I, Natalie Cataldo, bequeath to the JV 

soccer team, BAWS; and 

to Bridget Thompson, 

all my awesome sisterly 

advice that Megan 

couldn’t give you. 

I, Alex Catanescu, 

will to Romteen, my 

knowledge and throne 

of knowing all about music, J’s, and 

my Jordans; to Kathaleen Murphy, all 

of Caitlin’s cheer leading stuff I steal; 

to Vicky Hutchinson, Matt Prazuch; 

to Tony Kasper, a new streak to 

break; to Joe LaMantia, my memories 

of California; to Brandon Dayton, 

your hair and half my lunch; and to 

Nick Prazuch, my music—you and 

Romteen can discuss splitting the J’s. 

I, Billy Cavanagh, will to Hugh, 

Ferber, Roy and Oge, my linemen skills; 

to Katie and Catherine, tea dates; to 

‘The Family,’ my culinary expertise; 

and to Sep, my literary abilities. 

I, Colleen Cavanagh, will to Maeve 

and Jerry, the car; to Katie, my fairy 

godmother powers; to Brian, the field; to 

Kelly, best friendness; to Megan Clifford, 

the spot of Kelly’s best friend; to Aislinn 

McManus, four hour French study 

sessions at the library; to Jake Scanlon, 

Jerry; to Alex Whiting, poms captain; and 

Wills 

to Danny Rooney, friends your own age. 

I, Meghan Cavanagh, will to Katie, 

noodles, Grace, and the futon in my 

dorm room; to Abbey and Maddie, 

TAMBO and late night hot tub trips; 

and to Maeve and Jerry, stair pictures 

and the crazy family. 

I, Anna Cirone, will to 

Kathleen, my pantry; to 

Jenna, time to work things 

out; to Joey, neck nuzzles; 

to Danny, my humor; 

to Billy, monkeymeg; 

to Maggie, laxtitution; 

to Tara, the sisterhood; 

to Peter, hide and 

go Peter; to Dan, hatred; and to 

Jackson, the California beach house. 

I, Daniel Cleary, will to Jon 

Barzacchini, the Bass fishing club; and 

to Alex Peric, my bass fishing skills. 

I, Ryan Coath, will to Ryan 

Lavelle and Nick Casper, all of 

my glue stick s and crayons. 

I, Shannon Conerty, will to 

Mary Hanisch, the light switch 

to the showers; to Mary Cleary, 

my sadness; to Nina Byskosh, 

Steph Nolan doppelganger; 

and to Maureen Daday, the 

possibility that you may or may 

not become water polo captain. 

I, King Jack Corrigan, will to Patrick 

Martin, my throne; to Romteen, my 

crown; to Nicky Grundtvig, my card 

for food; to Joe McCollum, my great 

looks; and to Megan McCollum, the 

McCollum’s basement. 

I, Nick Curran, will to Ryan and 

Connor Curran, 

the reputation 

of my name; to 

Ryan Abuel, my 

title as ‘Moose’; 

to Nina Byskosh, 

my captain 

position on Math 

Team; to Pat 

Crane and Joe 

Lorenzini, my 

lab table in AP 

Physics; to Matt Mlynski, the ability 

to guess ‘Strauss’ in Scholastic Bowl; 

and to the future Calc BC class, 

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my inability to neatly show work. 

I, Kathleen Darling, will to Maggie, 

a new group mms; to Tara, my dance 

moves; to Anna, we’re sisters, no will 

needed; to Jenna, my tallness; to 

Lauren, my fame; to Mego, hi; to Eleni, 

a burger; to Ooie, my scooter 

skills; to Tori, bigger hands; 

and to Mama, a real twitter. 

I, Michael DeStefano, 

will to Andrew Leja, Frank 

Lauerman, Will Tolan and 

Andrew Weber... Wait, they’re 

graduating too. Nevermind. 

Nobody gets anything. 

I, Margaret DeZelar, will 

to Ksenia Mack, my locker combo; to 

Sara Fecko, my obsession with soft hair; 

to Maddy Kelly, nothing because you 

are perfect no matter what they say; to 

Alex Flasch, your theme song; and to 

Sara Heunisch, my feelings and ships. 

I, Albertina DiMartino, will 

to Pina, the memory of Dino16; to 

Emma and Haley, dee dot Debra and 

Diane’s success in Iowa; to Jackie, 

my first singles spot on varsity. 

I, Anthony Di Silvestro, will to Alec 

Resendez, Nick Crothers and Patrick 

Gallant, a mouth-full of gold; to James 

Pickering, maintenance of the lunch 

table creature and the Jim Gaffigan 

CD; to Charles Derrick, mini bagels; to 

Trusten, my “Just Trusten It” golf shirt; 

to Jack Lakowske, niiice. 

I, Grace Donnelly, will to Jackie 

and Erin, their new child the Viator 

Voice; to Libby, a passport; and to 

Madeline, Pierce and the scale, to the 

K58 leaders ‘Meh!’ and IKEA 

(pernounced the right way of 

cource); to Bit, Bitamin in a slight 

British accent; to the Viatorian 

community, a million thanks. 

I, Libby Donnelly, will Maddie 

Ptacin “da da Awesome”; to 

Bit Meehan, ‘Bitterman!’ (in a 

slightly British accent); to Erin 

Nelson, ‘today may be the day...;’ 

to the Water Polo team, everyday 

I missed...Sorry; to Lulu Foss, a 

commentary of the Olympics, featuring 

Meg Dix and a visit to see the Ibex; to the 

future Kairos leaders, an unforgettable 


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time. 

I, Colleen Dunne, will to Kelly, 

mom and dad, morning car rides; 

to Maddie, bunny room; to Erin 

Fabbri, the varisty basketball team; to 

Gina Mastrodomenico; and to Erika 

Kreiner, Payton and Kelly, long chants. 

I, Richard Estaver, will to Ryan Abuel, 

my tennis racquet; to Kevin Ruth, the 

address of a nearby Applebee’s; to Sean 

Cooney, Nick Kaspar; to Nick Kaspar, my 

french stuff; and to the highest bidder, 

the Pontiac Firebird. 

I, Lauren Falotico, will to Mark, the 

car and dealing with ‘the law’; to Ola, 

a new wife; to Tony, an awesome code 

word; and to Megan, Jimmy. 

I, Maggie Farwell, will to Emma 

Hogaboom, countless conversations at 

her locker; to Mark Falotico, my locker 

right next to Lauren and my dirty gym 

clothes; and to Caitlin Bremner, many 

memories during pre-season goalie 

Wills 

training with Roman. 

I, Danielle Faul, will to Megan, my 

running shoes; and to Joe, my parking 

spot in the back lot. 

I, Sam Faycurry, will to each of my 

four sisters, 25 GPA percentage points; 

to Hugh Masterson, the burden of 

protecting those sisters; to Suzanna’s 

friends, my wisdom and ability to make 

smart choices; to Tommy Sullivan, 

my lacrosse skills; and to whomever 

appreciates it, my style. 

I, Joe Ferrante, will to Ryan 

VanStedum, a No. 2 lead pencil. 

I, Alex Flasch, will to Michelle, my 

vocabulary; to Martha, my balance; 

to Tess, my undying love for sarcasm; 

to Dre, my loving comments; to Gina, 

my night owl ability; to Krystal, my 

confidence; to Chrissy, ‘Skittles’ and 

straight faces; to Sam, my alliteration; 

and to Ally, the ‘you’re insane’ looks. 

I, Kristie Ford, will to Donald, my 

hugs and great advice. 

I, Danny Forde, will to Mike 

McNamara, my unconditional love and 

passion; and to Mark Falotico, my Wii 

skills and warrior mentality. 

I, Katie Gavin, will to Erin Fabbri, the 

legend of Paul Bjerkness and my love; to 

Emily Zahrebelski, our family portrait; 

to Liz Graff, EZ; to Shellay, cat; to Justice, 

my pigs; and to Jennie H, the boy who 

pulled his pants down at DTA. 

I, Jeff George, will to my homeroom, 

the best laughs and stories; to my lunch 

table, the memories we have of the 

cheese on the ceiling; and to Ashwin 

Cornelius, the legendary RLJ (Red Lion 

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jacket). 

I, Jackie Getty, will to Katie, our little 

blue beach house; to Shalayne, Ponita, 

Alt Thai and my house; to Wil, a million 

CDs and a lifetime supply of Skittles; 

to Molly, my childhood memories and 

my beauty tutorials; to Evelina, my bus 

seat and 5k awards; to Monika, daily 

breakfast in homeroom and secret 

society meetings; to Maddie, random 

Spanish Club activities; and to Shannon, 

all the Irish boys I know. 

I, Danielle Giovannetti, will to Katie 

Anderson, the ‘pact’ and Caroll; to Alyssa 

Michels, my size 5 jazz shoes; to Beth 

Kern and Sophia Campanelli, Orchesis 

(and Miss Kelly and all that comes 

along with that); to Christine Southall, 

that calendar; to Thomas Southall, lots 

of snuggle time at Marquette; and to 

Mark Lakowske, my passing chemisty 

grade, mac and cheese, chapstick, and a 

jellyfish. 

I, Amanda Giovenco, will to Anthony, 

my car; and to Marisa, Bree, Kt, and 

Megan, our hockey title. 

I, Megan Goerth, will to my best 

friends, new sheets, my life, and lots of 

money. 

I, Patrick Gregory, will to Hockey, 

hockey sticks 

I, Lou Gumma, will to Andrew 

Romano, a wink and a smile; and to 

Ethan Jedziniak, a wrestling match. 


I, Brian Guth, will to Cosimo, Jess 

Wayne; to OD, my coozy and the 

thumb; to Fulton, milked jokes; to Will, 

shredation; to Corgs, Walsh, and Patzke, 

Dar; to Michael Dubzinski, my tweet 

crown; to Shane, my name; to Luke

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Fulton, my hands; and to Linzing, my 

camera album. 

I, Katelyn Hammarlund, will to 

Kevin, my brain; to Liz, my brothers 

Kevin, Kyle, and Patrick; to Jamie, my 

dollhouse; to Chris Baur, my love; to 

Chloe, my #9 jersey; to Erin Murphy, 

every long sleeve shirt I own; to Kendall, 

my pickleball paddle and crafty jokes; to 

Tara, Sloane; to Troy, a new pair of shoes; 

to Julia, slamdunks; to Ashwinn, my 

bike; to Maria, Oleg; to Clare and Olivia, 

GU; and to Hugh and Maggie, computer 

19. 

I, Jack Hanisch, will to Mary Hanisch, 

the Civic; to Courtney Cameron, genius; 

to Matt Breslin and Tim McElroy, my gum 

from north coast; to Katie Cascino, my 

passenger seat; to Danielle Giovannetti, 

Mark Franco; to Amanda Giovenco, my 

math; and to Billy Cavanagh and Danny 

Wolfe, the chicken. 

I, Ed Haubenreiser, will to everybody, 

time machines! 

I, Robert Heck, will to James, my 

nobility and big daddy; Eric Dzuibyk, 

nothing; to Karol, my pokemon cards; 

Robby Battin, the water polo team; and 

to Brandon, lane 4. 

I, Ashley Herzfeldt, will to Laura, 

Wills 

Foss, the twinkinator; to Mary, ‘hairy 

peg’; to Hanisch, chicken and waffles; to 

Brenden Burkman, the hole in the floor; 

and to Robby Battin, too much. 

I, Morgan Hess, will to Jenny 

Horstmann, the cat daddy. 

I, Sara Heunisch, will to Kelsey, my 

parking spot; to Maria and Ellie, our 

family; to Mo, carpooling; to Margaret, 

feelings; to Nora Walsh, my crayonscented 

car; to Alison, awesome theatre 

skits; to Steph Mazanek, being the dumb 

kids; and to Kim, Megan, and Margaret, 

car parties. 

I, Eliot Hilgert, will to Jason 

Ziolkowski, my better hair style; to Tyler 

Sammons, my perfect 

running form; to 

Colin Bailey, my 

ceramic skills; and to 

Brandon Suchyta, his 

sister Katelyn. 

I, Sammi Hintz, 

don’t have a will. 

I, Ji Woo Hong, am 

still alive. 

I, DJ Horstmann, will to Jennie, the 

keys to the car and my alarm-clock 

to leave on time; to Bobby, the Praise 

Project and early morning talks with 

Bro; to Mark, all drumming privileges; 

to Sara, late-night walks to my locker 

with Bobby; to Mr. Seaman, open-mic 

night with Jazz Band; to Danny, all tenor 

parts in praise songs; and to all Viator 

students, memories that will last a 

lifetime. 

I, Rachel Horvath, will to Janelle 

Stilling, big booty. That is all. 

I, Tyler Houston, will to 

Matthew Devins and Anthony 

Bartell, my quick wits; to Ryan 

Rodriquez, my peace of mind; 

to Brandon Recht, my wonderful 

sense of humor; to Jack Lenard, 

my ability to stay classy; and 

to Angella, the presidency of 

Anime Club. Good luck. You’ll 

need it. 

I, Anthony Howard, will 

to Harry McCollum, my sandiness; to 

Vince, Coach Daniels; to my friends, a 

visit to see me in Minnesota; to Nikki, 

shotgun; to Carney, brrp?; to Caputo, 

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Friday tryday; to Ryan, the chest to calicali; 

and to Guth, my quotes. 

I, Clare Hulsebosch, will to Maureen, 

my love; to Bridget, the Prius; to Laura, 

water polo theme days; to Maril, nail 

clippers; to Maria, lane 2; to Sloan, the 

world; to Mary, all that extra attitude you 

need to reach that next level; to Marilyn, 

nail clippers; and to Kelsey, our love of 

food. 

I, Patrick Hulsebosch, will Bridget 

the memory of the prius; to Kevin Ruth, 

gatorade men; To Kevin Klinkenberg, 

nothing; to Hudson Luthringhausen, 

my last two years at Viator; to Pina, my 

ability to be friends with Bridget; and to 

Kevin McMahon, the patience Jimmy 

never had. 

I, Mike Iammarino, will to Eric 

Lam, everything 

I, Sean Imburgia, will to Ted, silent 

jam sessions; to Ryan, chest bumps in 

the hallway; to Gorman, the secrets 

of the mc; to Anthony, a big hug; to 

Rossi, a ride; and to McCrea, LUC. 

I, Natalie Jaydos, will to my younger 

brother, Robby, my books, legacy, and 

obnoxious parents. 

I, Steven Jensen, will to Sean 

McDermott, Nick Frank, and Tyler 

Sammons, captainship of the Swim 

Team; to Russell Rodriguez, my tuba; 

and to Santiago Sordo-Palacios, ICC 

President and chairman of President 

Association. 

I, Tony Kasper, will to Sean and Brian, 

the face; to Jack, ‘for sure’; to Frank, 88; 

to Anna, Sara and Sammie, him; to Erin, 

the camera; to Chris, Hugh, and Mike, 

‘one call’; to Ore, my New 

Balances; to Ted, Sophocles; 

and to Lauren, the look. 

I, Jack Kellner, will to Kook, 

world peace; to Dan Rooney, 

Agatha’s Ashes; to Kevin 

Rooney, my undying love, our 

two bedroom apartment, and 

a lifetime of ambiguity; and to 

the Six, a jar of mayonaise. 

I, Katie Kerstetter, will to 

Patrick, silent car rides; to Ethan, piggy 

back rides; to Johnny, Jimmy, and Mayo, 

my cookie recipes; to Megan, marriage; 

to Ryan, sandwiches; to Isaiah, holding 


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Hardest Worker 

Gold: Steven Jensen & Kim Romano 

Silver: Nick Curran & Katherine Petrovich 

Bronze: Tom Aichele & Anna Cirone 

Best Driver 

Gold: Nick Principi & Danielle Giovannetti 

Silver: Tony Kasper & Alex Byskosh 

Bronze: Anthony Cataldo & Colleen Dunne 

Worst Driver 

Gold: John Minier & Madeleine Ptacin 

Silver: Liam Klinkenberg & Molly McMahon 

Bronze: Will Solimene & Meghan Cavanagh 

pinkies; to Alison, my 

soccer ball; to John, 

bonding car rides; and 

to Sara, sugar treats. 

I, Liam 

Klinkenberg, will 

to Kevin Klinkenberg, 

the Pilot; to Kevin 

Ruth, JV MVP; to Phil, 

a license; to Hudson, 

French class; to Pat, 

Jacob, Benjie, Cooney, 

and Abuele, nothing, 

since there isn’t going 

to be a tennis team. 

I, Janelle Knippen, 

will to Alyssa Abay, 

being confused in 

math class, all of 

my school supplies 

and books, extreme 

workouts in the 

hallways and deep 

conversations in study 

hall; to Josie Tortorella, 

Hamlet’s tail, all of 

our made up dances, 

weird waiters at Steak 

‘n Shake, squeaky 

park swings, Couch 

Buddies, JRC and our 

Summer Michigan 

trip; to Ksenia Mack, 

my Orchesis family 

and Couch Buddies; 

to Mary Gerbatsch, 

my nunhood, my 

clipboard and musical 

next year; to Anna 

O’Connell, Couch 

Buddies, Confronting 

Conflict, and Flying; to 

Beth Kern, corrupting 

the next Orcha 

generation; to Tim 

Ackerlund, amazing 

smartness in math 

and Orchesis guy/girl; 

and to my snuggle 

bunnies, Waka Waka, 

my African dance, my 

biker shorts, and all 

of my amazing Orcha 

memories. 


I, Steve Kohn, will to 

Benjy, my tennis stuff; 

and to Ryan Abuele, 

everything else. 

I, Erika Kreiner, 

will to Colleen 

Dunne, cats and the 

obsessions; to Jeanie 

Mason, long romantic 

dinners; to Gina 

Mastrodomenico; 

the RLJ, to Michelle 

Presslak, nothing; and 

to Daniella DeBiase, 

7th period study hall 

and nutella. 

I, Mark Lakowkse, 

will to my brother, 

my fine automobile; 

to Mitch Ryan, my 

parking spot; to Ryan 

VanStedum, my 

physics class; and to 

the water polo team, 

my #18 cap. 

I, Lauren Lang, will 

to Andy, the car; to 

Evelina, the spiral and 

passion tea; to Sammy, 

Brit Lit; to Steph, 

first period study hall 

cravings; and to Alex, 

Chipotle with cilantro. 

I, Frank Laterza, 

will to Jack Laterza, the 

legacy; to Harry, my 

love; to Vince, THEE 

mat; to Peter Trunk, 

my zamboni; To Guth, 

7 to 18 forever; to 

Frank, determination; 

to Bob, ‘finish’; to Mr. 

Dundersean, rides 

home; to Hammar, 

juke moves; and to 

Jack and Sean, friends 

for life. 

I, Frank Lauerman, 

will to my sister, our 

parents and house: try 

not to burn it down. 

I, Andrew Leja, will 

to my sister, Alicia, 

my school backpack 

and spirit; to Santiago 

Sordo-Palatios, my 

student handbook 

from senior year; 

to Alex Witek, my 

awesome knowledge of 

education; and to Cam 

Cerda, my good advice 

on relationships. 

I, Austin Lim, will to 

Patrick Spanier (SP), 

the can of W.A.; and to 

the future AP Physics 

class, the job of 

writing down quotes 

from Mrs. Majka. 

I, Jeremy Linzing, 

will to Cosimo, 

my intelligence; 

to Dave and Joyce, 

crew; to Jackson, 

my house, school 

night sleepovers, and 

cuddling for a week 

straight; to Shane, 

randoms; to Mesi, 

after school seshes. 

I, Danny Lopez, 

will to Colin Bailey, 

supremacy over all 

the deer of the world; 

to Sara Lopez, the car; 

and to Jack Lopez, 

Katie Gavin and an 

iPhone. 

I, Kole 

Luthringshausen, 

will to Chloe, my Jeep 

and a parking spot; 

to Harry McCollum, 

second base; to

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Kevin Rooney, bro seshes and early 

morning Spunky Dunker runs; to Sara 

Zanfardino, my Blackhawks tickets; to 

Frank Laterza, Erin from Body Werks; 

to Hudson, hilarious golf tips; to Corey 

Carlson, hitting up the links and bro 

seshes; to Lauren Luthringshausen, 

time with the original four; and to Brian 

Wilhite, middle infield. 

I, Lauren Luthringshausen, will 

to Chloe Luthringshausen, all my 

clothes and shoes that she has in her 

closet; to Hudson Luthringshausen, 

the rocketship, being the oldest in the 

house, and all of our polos; to Abbey 

Austin, Saturday hangouts and messy 

side bun swag; and to Bree St.Pierre, all 

my cheerleading clothes and bows. 

I, Sammy Madro, will to Alison 

Trovato, a dozen roses and a box of 

chocolates; to Mallory Hess, a trip to 

Spain; to Evelina Wozniak, my closet; 

and to Jackie Getty, my iPod. 

I, Eileen Mallof, will to Clare and 

Martha, the responsibility of being an 

awful big sister; to Maureen, all the 

bites of her Luna bars I’ve eaten; to Tina, 

Anna, and Beth, strolls through Spanish 

streets; to Laura, a knife and fork for 

pizza; to Nora, random stories; and to 

Maggie, my entire childhood. 

I, Erin Malone, will to Murph, a 

turtleneck sweater; to Katie, the walk; 

to Chloe, ‘Rebecca’; to Nora, ‘that girl’; 

to Katie C, Pio’s garbage; to Dro, some 

towels; to Megan McCollum and Tara, 

a goose; to Tony, the video shoots; to 

Tommy, AP; to Maeve, Arlington Hts. 

Road; to Clare, eggs and burgers; to 

Aislinn, Russian voices; and to Abbey, 

‘knucks’; and to Frankie, European 

discos. 

I, Tedman Marszalek, will to Nick 

Kasper, the code for miniputt4; to 

Nathan Abay, my shoes; to Madaras, 

Wills 

the time; to Bobby Gallant and Mark 

Hoffman, the feel; to Gordan, tickets 

to the game; and to Kyungtae, nothing, 

because you have it all. 

I, Sam Masini, will to the Saint Viator 

golf team, the head cover on my driver. 

I, Megan Masterson, will to Meghan 

Saulka, lane one at Harper; and to Abby 

Deniston, ‘gunna.’ 

I, Stephanie Mazanek, will to Shelly, 

my mad basketball skills and locker 

room dance moves; to Caroline, my 

outfits for themed practices; and to 

Beth, my seat on the bench. 

I, Mary Ann McAndrews, will 

to Lauren and Kook, sister 

bonding; to Katie Holseworth, 

the best car rides; to Henry, 

my love; to Isabelle, baby 

voices; to Rachel Vibbert, a 

blooming friendship; and to 

my cheerleading team, nine 

months of memories and the 

state title. 

I, Ryan McCollum, will to Howard, 

my chimney; to Walsh, a ride home 

from Eskape; to Kro and Chris, Long 

Grove Road; to Joe, oysters; to 

Harry, orbs; to Kinasz, a pair 

of red shorts; and to everyone, 

dahhhhhhhh. 

I, Tyler McCrea, will to Varun 

Simon, the first album of the 

Eurythmic Kings of Nowhere 

and elevator rides; to James 

Pickering, my marbles; to 

Danny Lopez, jetpack joyride. 

I, Ellie McGarry, will to 

Sammi, pizza from Fat Ricky’s; 

to Annie, Barabara and Bill; to 

Kyong, sushi trips and long, 

intense conversations; to 

Lindsay Oberbroeckling, track 

memories; and to Courtney 

Christophe, hyperness. 

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I, Morgan McHugh, will to my sister 

Sloan, my car and all the clothes in my 

closet; to Alyssa Michels, my Camelbak; 

to the girls track team, my awesome 

dance moves and the ‘bernie’; to Jessica 

Stapleton, an unlimited amount of 

parmesan goldfish and my bathbomb 

stash; and to Megan Masterson, my 

curling wand. 

I, Jimmy McMahon, will to my 

brother Kevin, keys to the McMahon 

van; to all members of Kohn and Friends, 

the remaining bottles of unused face 

paint and a copy of “Braveheart”; and 

to Anthony Cataldo, the Europe wi-fi 

password: idhgi82i8ojip. 

I, Joe McManus, will to Micky Macius, 

the lettuce. May it inspire him to do 

great things on the football field. 

I, Sam Mesi, will to Jerm, Midway seshs; 

to Brent, Miami; to Guth, all good music 

on my iPod; to Fulton, all bad music on 

my iPod; to Coach Sanford, boat shoes 

and socks; to Peter Trunk, Cary walks 

and 50 Cent; to Shane, nothing; and to 

Tim, Brit Lit sesh. 

I, Eleni Michalopoulos, 

will to the OCTOPUS, my 

love and pictures of me to 

put up in your dorms; to Alex 

and Jane, my beauty and 

perfection; to Nora, Blair and 

Chuck, Starbucks, peacock, 

long car rides, and math homework; to 

Patrick Martin, frontier days 2011 and 

Saw IV; and to Cosimo, pennies and Cali 

Most Adventurous 

Gold: Jack Corrigan & Megan Goerth 

Silver: Pete Niro & Tori Danner 

Bronze: Matt Breslin & Erin Malone 


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pics. 

I, Alyssa Michels, will to Beth Kern, 

orchesis and all its maddness; to Sophia 

Campenelli, many more drives to Mt. 

Prospect; and to Ksenia Mack, my sassy 

comments. 

I, Chris Myjak, will to Zizzy, my heart 

and Aislan’s closet; to BigMac and Hugh, 

the deed to the Itasca house. 

I, Bob Napoleon, will to Frank Laterza, 

a hug; to Harry McCollum, ‘AYYY!’; to Joe 

Rossi, a superman shirt; to Kevin Patzke, 

his wallet because he doesn’t have it, to 

Mike Iammarino, some good bedtime 

stories; and Ryan Santorsola and Mike 

Iammarino, Round 1. 

I, Andrew Norris, will keep everything. 

I, Joe Nowakowski, will to Ryan 

Abuel, my tennis serve; to Bridget 

Hulsebosch, my swag; to Sean Cooney, 

my car so he can come visit me; and to 

Sean a.k.a. Benjy, the entire tennis team. 

I, Olivia Nuelle, will to Beth Romano, 

volleyball and my undying love; to 

Caroline Young, the entire Spanish 

language and physical education; to 

Emma Hogaboom and Haley Gainer, 

deuces. 

I, Jeremy O’Donnell, will to John 

Campanelli, my white cage; to Brian 

guth, the thumb; to Will Solimene, 

the green canteen; to Ryan Santorsola, 

Slugfests; to Robert Renner, my golf 

game; to Jackson Owens, my tins; to 

David Kellner, my laugh; to Sam Deihs, 

my mullet; to Amanda Giovenco, my 

Harry Potter Collection; and to Annie 

Campbell, the pitcher. 

I, Ray O’Hara, will to Tech Crew, all 

the fun, stressful times we had together; 

to Carlee Smith, my parking spot and 

everlasting love; to Anthony Bartell, the 

sound board and artsy stuff for tech; to 

Chrissy Wimberly, all those terrible hugs 

I gave you; to Kyong Yoo, all the great 

headset talks we had; and to Lauren 

Madden and Anne Cullinan, complete 

Wills 

control of the booth. 

I, Sammie Oliva, will to my study 

table, my state... good luck; to Jack 

Trimberger, the freshman year we never 

had; to Sara, Muller and Tula; 

to Tony, a place on THE LIST; 

and to Bertha, Pener. 

I, Merrideth Olson, will 

to Melinda Aiello, an empty 

passenger seat; to Emily 

Simeone, a Vicks Vapoinhaler 

and Rohto eye drops; to Dominique 

LoVerde, my ID; to Eric Dziubyk, a book 

about how to grow a mustache. 

I, Megan O’Neill, will to Michaela, 

Harry Potter quotes, Curly’s gravy, and 

cats; to Bit, British accents, the flute 

section and my first ride on the Tower 

of Terror; to Sara, British slang, green 

lights, and convos after MM; to Bobby, 

car rides and my Mickey Mouse ears; 

and to Br. Trip, breakfast. 

I, Tim Orlowski, will to Marty 

Cukurski, my superior archery skills; to 

Ryan VanStedum, my spot on the golf 

team; and to Dean Dimitri, my parking 

spot. 

I, Laura Paprocki, will to Mr. Paprocki, 

the last name; to Nick Frank, summer 

gym; to Maureen Daday, anything 

you could possibly want; and to Chris 

Meehan, crazy amounts of cuteness. 

I, Kevin Patzke, will to Troy Wheeler, 

the other Irish girl; to Patrick Martin, 

$130; to Mike McNamara, domments; 

to Joe Rossi, gas money; to Mike Julius, 

Jersey Mike’s; to Michael Duszynski, 

better jokes; to Jackson Owens, the 

Volvo; to Cole Fulton, art classes; and to 

Mark Tun, my Springfield bed. 

I, Michael Perotti, will to James 

Pickering, my ethics binders; 

to Frankie Smeriglio, my 

parking spot in the back 

lot; and to Jimmy Ganas, my 

snowboarding box and rails. 

I, Frankie Perricone, will 

to any incoming freshman 

who skateboards, my shoelace belt. 

I, Lisa Perrone, will to Erica 

Weiszmann, Kiki Sassolino and Julie 

Belke, our amazing lunch conversations. 

I will never forget them! 

I, Katherine Petrovich, will to 


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Katelyn Hammarlund, my frozen 

cookie dough and solo hangouts; to 

Erin Malone, our last Aces game; to Jack 

Trimberger, Grace; to Emily Williams, 

the last 13 years; to Frankie 

and Molly, my big sister 

awesomeness; to all my lil’ 

soccer players, 5 in 7s; and 

to Madeline and Sarah, 

my room and my survival 

abilities. 

I, Nick Prazuch, will to Matt Prazuch, 

the ability to finally grow a beard like 

mine; to Katie Cascino, some friends in 

6th period; to Adam Naliwajko, more 

baseball success; to Roy Pettingill, gym 

leading skills; to Ryan VanStedum, The 

U; and to Lauren Prazuch, senioritis. 

I, Nick Principi, will to Lauren, my 

parking spot and the theatre; To Annie 

and Becca, Subway runs and the souls 

of the tech crew; to Lexie, fairy wing 

glitter; to Carlee, my old turbo, rambling 

on forever, and Tyler; to Bartell, facing 

and Ray’s feedback; to Karina, cruises, 

meets, and Myberry; to tech crew, luck; 

and to Chrissy, the Sound Board Rules. 

I, Madeleine Ptacin, will to Anna 

Ptacin, many friendships and fun years 

as well as the Nox, which will no doubt 

be better managed 

under your care; 

to Libby and Grace 

Donnelly, waffles 

at 3 o’clock in the 

morning; to Allison 

Trovato and Michele 

Trovato, my creepy 

stares; to Erin Nelson and Jackie Cruz, 

the patience, creativity, courage, and wit 

needed to beat Mr. P in debates; to all 

my friends, amazing years at 

college and a place at my dorm 

to stay whenever they want; 

to the newspaper staff, many 

long and vocal layout weeks; 

and to my freshman gym class, 

laps. 

I, Shalayne Pulia, will to 

Jackie Getty, a lifetime supply of Essie 

nailpolish; to Katie Anderson, patience 

to deal with her new roommate; to Alex 

Byskosh, a barrel of Fun Dip; to Lauren 

Falotico, a lifetime supply of movie 

tickets; and to Steve Kohn, A BILLION

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HUGS. 

I, Annie Ragauskis, will to Anna, puns; 

to Annie, my parking spot; to 

Michaela, mmmm-hmmm; to 

Rosemary, chambers; to Jackie, 

the awkward turtle; and to 

Mike, the Ragauskis name at 

Viator...I guess. 

I, Max Resendez, will to 

Patrick Spanier, being in 

charge of the Chinese Club; to Frank 

Skorski, the water polo goal; to Eric 

Dzuibyk, ‘hello’; to my brother Alec, a 

bag of fresh lint; and to James Pickering, 

all my Bill Cosby memes. 

I, Kim Romano, will to Beth, a jar 

of pickles, onion rings, Inception and 

other mind-blowing Christopher Nolan 

movies, nights stuffing our faces with 

chocolate on the patio in Nashville, 

Indian turtles, my shower curtains, 

bobby pins, a Geo Safari Globe, and 

water bottle fights. 

I, Kevin Rooney, will to THE Mista 

Dunda Sean, my car. 

I, Lauren Rooney, will to Mack, all 

the work that comes with all the hard 

Wills 

classes I took; to Jenny Brandt, the good 

times high school brings; to Erin Fabbri 

and Mary Cleary, all the 

time I spent in the Viator 

gyms playing basketball. 

I, Shane Rooney, 

will to Vince, Isabelle; 

to Isabelle, ferocity and 

fearlessness; to Hugh, 

family; to Dan, Borg 

and our unspoken rivalry; to Ciara, my 

innocence; and to Dahms, Solimene. 

I, Chris Santucci, will to Peter Glinos, 

my position as president of EYEsee; 

to Jack Lakowske, Kyong, and Alyssa 

Abay, my photographic duties; 

to the newspaper, the Viator 

Voice Database, all that I have 

learned, and best of luck; and 

to Saint Viator High School, 

112,000 images and a lifetime of 

memories. 

I, Kiki Sassolino, will to 

Devins, a bottle of Dr. Pepper 

with a batman cape on it and 

my batman headphones; to Bartell, a 

jar of maraschino cherries and my art 

supplies; to Jack, my Derpy pony button; 

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and to Brandon, my iTunes. 

I, Sam Scanlon, will to Jake, Nash 

Bash 2012; to Gerald Cavanagh, the end 

of your grounding; to Kendall, train 

rides and corndogs; to Jamie and Julia, 

track practice; to Ryan W., my dad; 

Ryan L., a safe full of cherries; to Nora, 

that girl; to Ab and Aislinn, knucks; to 

Marty, pickleball; to Katie, ducks in your 

basement and munchkinland; to Danny, 

the SK stairwell, selfies, and mandingo. 

I, Robert Schmidt, will to Dave 

Kellner and Rob Renner, the hockey 

team (you better play, Rob); to Jamo, 

the number 1 job and my red warriors; 

to Peter, the people’s 

champ persona and 

my legacy; and to 

the classes of 2013- 

16, my basement 

(don’t mess with the 

windows). 

I, Jimmy Sexton, 

will to Eric Dyzubik, 

Colin Dowd; to Ben 

Wolf, my plants and a loud BIG BEN. 

I, Katie Shaffer, will to Donald 


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Shaffer, the radio in the Jeep; to Kaitlin 

O’Brien and Michelle Trovato, Donald 

Shaffer; to Sophia Campanelli, all my 

craziness at Orchesis 

practice; to Beth Kern, 

Orchesis; and to Kristie 

Ford all of our great 

memories in high 

school. 

I, Jenna Shaxted, will 

to Mego, a diaper; to 

Anna, a cuddle sesh; to 

Bree, my back bone; to 

Kathleen, my homeroom happiness and 

my couch; and to Maggie, a new flyer. 

I, Emily Simon, will to Lexie, Anna, 

and Sophia the family tradition in 

Orchesis; to Charlie, my sarcasm; 

and to Andreya DeLarco, Michelle 

Presslak, Amanda Meyer, Annie 

Lambesis, and Ally Rinka, the hazebus. 

I, Lara Sladek, will to Uncle 

Tony, my strength; to Melinda, my 

courage; to Camcorder, my ability 

to make smart decisions; to Matt, 

my babies; to Brandon, my patience 

with stupid people; and to Tristan, a 

giant cookie shaped as my heart for 

all the times you’ve saved my life. 

I, Nick Smeriglio, will to my sister 

Frankie, 2 healthy knees for the rest of 

her life; to Joe Faerber, long snapper; 

to Harry McCollum, a flawless Joe 

Faerber; to Eric Lam, the ability to 

step down hard; to Roy Pettingil, the 

accent and the Thursday night table; 

and to Oge Udeogu, Gold Bond. 

I, Carson Soch, will to Katie Cascino, 

cake and 3 mile walks; to Danny 

Rooney, my dance partner abilities; to 

Nora and Lilly, lane 5 and future little 

sissies; to Julia, a parrot; and to Claire 

Bear, everything else and my love. 

I, Will Solimene, will to Harry, my 

kicking tee; to Brittany, the pink jacket, 

Wills 

my soli, my innocence, my love; to my 

boys, Kundi; to Mesi, my grizzly bear; 

to Robert D, my swag, true moo; and 

to trunk, the keys 

to the space ship... 

treat her well. 

I, Jake Soprych, 

will to Harry 

McCullom,Bibidy- 

Bobidy-Boobidy- 

Bobidy-Bobody- 

Bibidy; to Adam 

Naliwajko, 

pine tar; and to Michael Krueger, 

duct tape and a broken in glove. 

I, Christine Southall, will to Sara 

Fecko, the responsibility to keep 

the Disney tradition in band alive; 

to Jordan Tully, the French horn 

section and the sarcasm that goes 

with it; to Maureen Daday, sandwich 

responsibility for waterpolo; to Emily 

Van Der Bosh, all my English novels; 

and to Anthony Bartel, patience 

when dealing with future techies. 

I, Thomas Southall, will to Kyong Yoo, 

my homeroom seat, band memories, 

and our combined great taste in music; 

to Emily Van Der Bosch, 

band memories and better 

decision making skills, but 

mostly band trip memories; 

to Nick Crothers, Christian 

Frank, Rosemary Thomas, 

and Anne Cullinan, 

great memories in art 

class; and to Michaela 

O’Neill, sassy car rides 

home and ‘OMG, TAYLOR!’ 

I, Melissa Stawicki, will to Emily, a 

brain to use well; to Chrissy and Anthony, 

paint and brushes to make the sets pretty; 

to Sammy, a team to play on next year; to 

Abby, our wonderful memories together. 

I, Marena Steiner, will to Lexie, hair 

flips; to Catherine, my crazy randomness; 

to Orchesis, Hail Marys and my love; to 

Megan, ‘pinkies’; to Sammy, notes and 

3rd period study sophomore year; to 

Laura, times in CM; to Amy, Chem labs; 

to Principi, interesting conversations; 

and to DJ, my partnering skills. 

I, Brian Stewart, will to Joe and 

Tony, the thesaurus; to Keegan, what 


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we found outside Target; to Sean, 

the classic honk; and to Jake, fun. 

I, Joseph Taddeo, will to Bit, the throne 

of Validia; to Kyong, essay plans for Raz; 

to Carlee, llamas (with hats); to Lauren 

and Annie, Thursdays at Subway; to 

Becca, my fear of your anger; to Anthony, 

huge televisions; to Karina, malicious 

doors; and to Ray, another year at Viator. 

I, Bridget Taylor, will to Erin Meyah 

Traci, all the skittles in the world and hope 

the skittles make it safely to her mouth so 

she will never have to say ‘meyah’ again. 

I , 

Megan Thompson, will to Bridget, 

my parents’ relentless attention and my 

countless illegal sweatshirt usage; to JV 

soccer, BAWS; to Luke, Hank’s attention; 

to Mark, Bridget; to Mac Korab, Hank. 

I, Sean Thornton, will to 

Brian, North Texas Baseketball 

and spewart; to Tony and Sean, 

any and all college basketball 

references or jokes; and to 

the Hockey team, betting 

and the Daily Coppock. 

I, Sarah Tietz, will to Ben, the 

car; to Coll, a successful year of 

cheerleading and once a week 

showers; to Sabrina, John; and to Marisa, 

Bree, Megan, and Katie, our hockey title. 

I, William Tolan, will to Andrew 

Weber, Frank Lauerman, Mike 

DeStefano, Andrew Leja and Austin 

Lim, our mornings before school starts. 

I, Frank Travaglio, will to Frankie 

Smeriglio, lots of cannoli; to Charles 

Derrick, my snowboards; to Ryan 

Vanstedum, my golf clubs and 

swag; and to Abbey Austin, ‘Heys.’ 

I, Jack Trimberger, will to Tony, Sean 

and Frankie, SC memories; to Tony, 

my iPad; to Hammer, my hands; to 

Smiggs, sleepovers; to Mac, sunscreen 

and rocket; to Alex, better driving skills

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and adventures; to Lauren, my ties; and 

to Sammie, weekend nights at home. 

I, Caleb Trimble, will to Kelsey, the 

car and waiting after school by herself 

during swimming and basketball. 

I, Stephanie Trovato, will to Alison 

and Michelle, the car, my sense of 

humor, and Disney Movies; to David 

Vitale, Alison; to Colleen Drolet, the 

alto section; to Sara Fecko, my Disney 

Princess dreams; to Sammy Madro, 

some hair dye; and to Pat Wallenberg, 

Jimmy Sexton, Ben Wolf, Eric Dziubyk, 

Irmagard and G1, all of my love. 

I, Patrick Wallenberg, will to Jimmy 

Sexton, my pellet pistol and jamming 

together; to Jack Kellner, acting like 

8th graders in the 12th grade; to Becky 

Butz, a fluffy bunny; to Christina 

Aiello, the good time we had at Q101 

Jamboree fest with Jack Kellner; to 

Ray O’Hara, political talks; to Max 

Resendez, a second brand ring; to DJ 

Horstmann, my drum tuner; to Greg 

Cerabona, working with preschoolers. 

I, Kevin Walsh, will to Pat, my ability 

to dominate CYO; to Mike Mac, my 

Sports Page touch and non-chartist 

behavior; to Ore, my captaincy and hops; 

to Jackson, my keen sense to read books; 

and to Ola, the wrath of Mike Howland. 

I, Andrew Weber, will to Frank 

Lauerman, my PS Vita and PS3; to Will 

Tolan, my PS2 and PS1; and to Mike 

DeStefano, my personally autographed 

ping-pong paddle and bowling balls. 

I, AJ Wegrzyn, will to Hugh 

Masterson, the ability to do it. 

I, Erica Weiszmann, will to Lisa 

Perrone, Woodfield night drives to visit 

Randy and Ben and Walgreen’s candy 

indulgences; to Kiki Sassolino, the 

time she spends with me on the phone 

listening to my conflicted thoughts; and 

to Bridget Taylor, gas money for all the 

driving around she does and guinea pigs. 

I, Brian Wilhite, will to Adam 

Naliwajko, tail; to Michael Krueger, 

shades; to Harry McCollum, handshake, 

SC, HEY!, and Hhhhwwang; to Vince, 

pits; to Nick Prazuch, 15 bucks; to 

Alex Thomas, Mr.Pirman; to Frank 

Laterza, triangle; to Colleen Cavanagh, 

Guppy; and to Kole Luthringshausen, 

car rides and the middle infield. 

I, Emily Williams, will to 

Emma Hogaboom, my gym 

locker and dueces; and to Aidan 

Williams, Criminal Minds nights. 

I, Danny Wolfe, will to Danny Rooney, 

my house, the guy section in choir, 

friends, and Ryan; to Ryan, Mom and 

Gold medal Movies 

Dad, my cloak and the musical; to Katie, 

my job at the park district, some new 

friends, and Danny Rooney; and to the 

von Trapp kids, the von Trapp house. 

I, Evelina Wozniak, will to Beth 

Romano, talks about ‘PT’ and 

volleyball bus rides; to Tina Ronson, 

Spring Break trips and tanning time; 

to Sammy Madro, Chris’s jacket; to 

Jackie Getty, Shaun White gum; to 

Lauren Lang, Toy Story notebook; 

and to Katie Anderson and Eileen 

Mallof, Spain roommate memories! 

I, Katie Yurk, will to Coondog, Brit Lit 

banter; to Megan Thompson, tubesocks; 

to the JV soccer team, BAWS; to Molly 

McMahon, catz drinking milk saucerz 

and Ciao Guy; and to Danielle Gio, S.O.S 

and Mark Franco’s military discharge. 

I, Sara Zanfardino, will to Sammie, 

Charlie and Laquisha; to Lucas 

Detrempe, Prom 2012 and Kole’s family; 

to Katie Cascino, Kole’s lunch; to 

Sabrina, Scope; to Chloe, that awkward 

dress in my closet; to Colleen Dunne, 

skinnies and TOMS; to Kole, a quarter 

zip, Kelli, soap, and the guy at Starbucks; 

to Katelyn, fruit loops; to Bri Olson, 

THE golfcart; and to Rooney, my chem 

notebook. 


Closing Ceremonies 

Your class is filled with leaders, 

pride and tons of school 

spirit. I have so many memories... 

Alex Catanescu and 

Brandon Dayton’s charm and 

hugs. When John Minier 

wanted me to cut his ring off 

which would have included 

his finger too. Sam Masini’s 

quiet humor and Jack Kellner’s 

wit. Billy Cavanagh 

offering his “vomit” flavored 

Jelly Belly to me—thanks Cavanagh 

I love you too! Quality 

detention time with the Dean 

for Howard, Peart and Corrigan 

to name just a few! Thank 

you for making me wonder if 

you would ever figure it out, 

laugh, cry and share in your 

journey into good young men 

and women. 

Here are my “wills” to you: 

• To always remember who 

you are and where you come 

from. 

• To live your faith by who 

you are and what you do. 

• To live your life with passion 

and persistence. 

• My morning “hellos” on a 

tough day. 

• The Viator spirit in your 

heart always—you are always 

one of my Lions. 


Blessings, 

Dean Scerbicke


Congratulations, Daniel! 

Bass-pro-temp. Always enjoy 

laughter, good friendships, 

relationships throughout 

life. All our love, Mom, Dad, 

and Elizabeth 

Congratulations Jeremy! We 

are so proud of you. Good 

luck at Indiana University. 

Love, Dad, Mom, and Kacie 

To all of our graduating 

seniors: I wish you love, 

joy and success. I have 

found that love and joy 

seem to combine when 

I think of others rather 

than myself. Success 

seems to come from 

hard work and persistence...and 

not being 

too proud to ask for 

help when needed. Finally 

try not to worry. 

As a good friend likes 

to say, "Worry is the 

price you pay for trouble 

before it happens." 

You will continue to 

be in my thoughts and 

prayers. Please let me 

know if I can be of help 

in the future. 

Fondly, 

Mrs. Duggan 

College Counselor 


To all my Film 

Study Seniors: 

“Here’s looking 

at you, kids.” 

To all my Theater/Musical 

Seniors: 

“Follow 

every rainbow 

till you find your 

dream!” 

—Mrs. Costello 




Congratulations, Class of 2012, on 

the completion of four years that made 

you think, made you care, and made 

you better. Particular thanks to last 

year’s 7th and 8th period APLACs, 

whose fantastic brand of insanity has 

changed room 223 forever, and to the 

many students with whom I had the 

privilege of sharing Quest XXIII and 

XXV and Kairos LVIII. (Who-charist?) 

You’ve heard a lot about where 

you’ll go in the next four years. But just 

as important is where you stay. Stay 

good. Stay in touch. Stay true to the 

values you learned here. Stay who you 

are—especially when it’s not trendy. 

And above all, stay awake to the many 

marvelous ways God is with you every 

day of your life. 

Regardless of what emotion you 

happen to be feeling today, I hope 

you’ll find some wisdom in these words 

from a poem by (who else?) G.K. Chesterton, 

about a particularly talented 

and ambitious child: (HINT: Nous is 

a philosophical term for intelligence, 

and a pinafore is a child’s vest.) 

The babe upraised his wondering eyes, 

And timidly he said, 

“A trend towards experiment 

In modern minds is bred. 

“I feel the will to roam, to learn 

By test, experience, nous, 

That fire is hot and ocean deep, 

And wolves carnivorous. 

“My brain demands complexity,” 

The lisping cherub cried. 

I looked at him, and only said, 

“Go on. The world is wide.” 

A tear rolled down his pinafore. 

“Yet from my life must pass 

The simple love of sun and moon, 

The old games in the grass; 

“Now that my back is to my home 

Could these again be found?” 

I looked on him and only said, 

“Go on. The world is round.” 

God bless you, seniors! I’ll see you 

when you all turn up on the Viator 

faculty! 

Go with God, 

Mr. Paolelli 




It is trite to say that it has 

been a pleasure knowing 

you and having you in 

class but it turns out this is 

a true statement. I am going 

to miss you guys terribly 

and hope that you keep 

in touch. You have been 

dedicated and worked 

diligently in class and 

we’ve also had some good 

laughs. Strive to be happy 

and live your life with 

character and integrity. To 

AP, I would say, beware of 

dead skunks in the middle 

of the road. 

Sincerely, 

Cate Majka


Seniors in my Modern 

World Lit class - I 

am proud of your effort 

to create awareness 

for modern-day 

genocide and your 

dedication to service 

for others. I enjoyed 

getting to know each 

of you and wish you 

the best of luck in 

your future endeavors! 

— Mrs. Marino 



Theologian Frederick 

Buechner 

has written that 

“Vocation is where 

our greatest passion 

meets the 

world’s greatest 

need.” Go be what 

the world needs 

and who God calls 

you to be! 

— Mr. Masterton 





Congratulations, 

Morgan! You did it. 

We are so proud of 

you! You have great 

things ahead. Love, 

Dad, Mom, and 

Sloan. 

Congratulations, 

Brian! 

We’re very 

proud of you!! 

Go Indiana! 

Love, Mom, 

Dad, Jason, 

and Kevin. 



Class of 2012 - congratulations! 

Always 

remember to have 

snicki-snacks, give 

lots of hugs, laugh 

every day, be aware 

of and thankful for 

all the gifts God gives 

you. I will miss you! 

Come back to visit! 

All the best to you - 

JFran, K59G2 mom 

(you “kids” are the 

best!) 

— Mrs. Francis

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