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Advice 

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Things We Will Miss 

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Quotes 

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Favorite Memory 

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Thanks 

(Page 24) 

College Choices 

(Page 30) 

In Ten Years 

(Page 33) 

Wills 

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Graham “I Always Have an Excuse” Blus 

Grace “Soulless” Donnelly 

Libby “Cat In the Wall” Donnelly 

David “Really Quick” Lewis 

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Quinn “QOGsworth” O’Grady 

Maddie “Friendless” Ptacin 

Danny “I’ll Defenestrate You” Saam 

Chris “There’s an Easier Way on Photoshop” Santucci 

Jack “The Only Normal One Here” Simpson 

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SENIOR ISSUE 2011 

Search From the Viator Voice Staff 

Message to: Senior Class of 2011 10 hours ago 

We entered Viator four years ago on a hot day in August. Some of us had friends from grade school; others entered 

knowing no one. Freshman orientation allowed us to get to know our homeroom and meet some upperclassmen, 

who we all thought were much cooler than us. Our fi rst couple of weeks we felt a little lost; maybe we ended up 

in the history hallway when the bell for Biology class rang or tried to go to the counselor’s offi ce but ended up at 

the library. However long it took us to get acquainted with the school, eventually we knew how to get from the 

lunchroom to our lockers to math class before the fi ve-minute period ended. We had cocoa while we crammed for 

our fi rst set of fi nals. We went to our fi rst football game. During Homecoming Week, we were asked to sing the 

school song in front of everyone in the cafeteria. It was a year of “fi rsts.” We are sure that we can agree that it was 

a memorable year of building new friendships, learning about ourselves, and experiencing Viator. However, when 

it was over, we were glad not to be at the bottom anymore. 

Sophomore year we took a step up on the totem pole. We received those beautiful yellow Homecoming T-shirts 

and witnessed a monumental election. 

Junior year was a crazy time. From PSATs to ACTs, we took more standardized tests than we could handle. The 

idea of college applications loomed over us. We started to realize how important our grades really were and that 

we needed to build a resume. Even with college thoughts, we managed to have a great time. Though we enjoyed 

being upperclassmen without having the stress of actually going to college, we could not wait until after our last 

fi nal of second semester. When we left school for summer, we were ecstatic to be seniors. 

Then our senior year began. We walked into school acting like we ruled the halls. And in a sense, we did. We knew 

the ins and outs of the school—the fastest route to DTA, that nothing beats the musical, when it’s appropriate to 

wear wizard robes, how great Dean Deb is, that the Math Lab really is useful, how not to pay with cash in the lunch 

line, that Campus Ministry is the best place to hang out, how sweet Sonya is, and how to live the fourth. 

Now our time is coming to a close. It is almost our last day of school. We still have prom to look forward to and 

then graduation—the culmination of our four years of hard work and dedication. 

Remember watching the class of 2010 go off their separate ways? Well, now it is our time. We have chosen our 

colleges and are ready to pack our bags. Soon we will say goodbye to our friends, goodbye to our teachers, goodbye 

to our coaches, and goodbye to our school. When we walk down the aisle in front of our faculty, family, and 

friends, be proud of everything we’ve done the past four years. We hope you keep this Senior Issue as a momento 

of your senior year and always remember the times you spent in these hallowed halls. 

Class of 2011, thank you for the amazing memories and an unforgettable high school experience. 

Love, 

Danielle Di Silvestro, Carolyn Hutyra, and the Viator Voice Staff 

P.S.- Remember that you are never too old to play the Animal Game. 

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“I got here at seven-thirty! And 

it’s almost seven-thirty again!” 

—Katherine, talking about the long hours needed for layout 

Katherine: “Annie, say something 

in Spanish.” Annie: “Aloha!” 

“My mom doesn’t read any 

books! I don’t think she’s read 

a book since 1990!” 

—Anonymous 

Libby: “I would totally 

catch the Snitch with my 

Firebolt.” 

Maddie: “Well I would totally 

set my Beaters on you.” 

—while nonchalantly discussing 

Quidditch over Pesto Cavatappi. 

“This is like being in my brain...” 

—Mr. Paolelli, watching as the staff radically got off topic. 

“They’re like the mighty ducks, 

but on quack!”- Maddie, while suggesting headlines 

Annie: “I almost bit your ear!” 

Katherine: “Yeah, that was really awkward. 

I was planning on ignoring it.” 

“How do you draw a nun’s body?” 

—Anna Ptacin, while learning the ropes of layout 

“Libby I have 

coff ee breath 

and orange 

hands now!” 

—Grace, no 

one knows why 

“Oh God! The fl oor smells!” 

—Katherine, when trying to take a nap on the ground.

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Don’t wait until 

the last minute 

to do college 

applications. 

—Abbey 

Abraham 

Enjoy your years 

at Viator; it’ll 

pass by quicker 

than you think. 

—Rawan Ahram 

Stay out of trouble and just do what 

needs to be done. Attack things head on; 

don’t go around them. 

—Anthony Alaniz 

Stay classy. 

—Michael Alegnani 

Don’t get every teacher at this school to 

hate you. 

—Morgan Anderson 

Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop 

and look around once in a while, you 

could miss it. 

—Nickas 

Antoniou 

It’s amazing what 

you can get away 

with if you only try. 

Have fun with it. 

—Katy Augustyn 

Stay strong in your 

convictions, and 

know that Jesus is 

with you always. 

Don’t be afraid to 

ask questions. 

—Frank Avino 

Follow in the footsteps of the Bro King 

Jorvy and the coolest person in the 

world, Baniak 

—Rameen Bahramirad 

Study hard so you can go to college wherever 

you want 

—Megan Bailey 

High school fl ies by. Soak it up. 

—Jennifer Ball 

Don’t worry about doing your homework 

early; that’s what before school is for. 

—Robert Bansfi eld 

Join something. 

—Ryan Barth 

Get involved because 

you will meet new 

people and create 

great memories. 

—Melanie Battaglia 

Take advantage of 

everything, and do a 

lot early on to make it 

easier for yourself later. 

—Nicholas Baur 

Invest in a cardigan. 

—Jason Bennett 

Get to school early so you can get a parking 

spot. 

—Taylor Benoit 

Don’t be a snake, and if you’re 15 

minutes early your on time. 

—Andrew Bertagna 

Give everyone the chance they deserve 

and make the most of senior 

year; it goes by way too fast. 

—Katherine Bertolini 

Just keep stalking. 

—Lauren Biernacki 

Go on Ski Trip. 

—Lucas Biondi 

Get all your college applications in 

early and actually study for your 

ACT and remember always have fun and 

get involved in sports, games, and nonsport 

events. They’re a blast and really 

make it worthwhile. 

—Graham Blus 

Don’t go to school on Fridays. Get early 

release. Go on Kairos early so you can 

lead. 

—Tori Botsford 

Don’t just survive high school, enjoy it. 

—Ryan Boyer 

Don’t do drugs. 

—Margaret Brennan 

Take the constitution test before your 

senior year and make sure you do service 

hours in ALL categories so you’re not 

behind by 30 your senior year. 

—Tara Burns 

Do your homework. 

—Julie Burny 

Do the best you can. 

—Louis Capozzoli 

Have fun and get involved. 

—Taylor Carlson 

Enjoy it while you can. 

—Colin Carney 

Take summer gym. 

—Kevin Cascino 

Take easy classes. 

—Jaclyn Catanese 

“This above 

all: to thine 

own self be 

true” (WilliamShakespeare) 

—Peter 

Cleary 

GO ON KAIROS!!! 

—Carlyn Clevenger 

Don’t be late to choir. 

—Ciara Collins 

Be yourself. Don’t take these four years 

for granted, cherish them. They’ll be 

over before you know it. 

—Haley Cooper 

GO ON KAIROS!! It’s a life changing 

event! 

—Kristen Cozzi 

Join musical, take Communication 

Skills, and never take life too seriously - 

no one gets out alive anyway. 

—George Cwiak 

It’s easy to survive high school when you 

have true friends. 

—Rebecca Delahunty 

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Listen to Jack Corrigan and 

Michael Duszynski. 

—Gino Demonte 

Don’t play stupid. Be yourself. 

—Emily Depner 

Find your NESS, then fi nd 

a good group of friends and chill with 

them regularly. And life and enjoy the 

present. 

—Hank DeTrempe 

Don’t forget something in your car, like 

your agenda. Try to not pay in cash at the 

lunchline, bring your ID. Join the Viator 

Voice. 

—Danielle Di Silvestro 

Get involved in all Saint Viator has to 

off er. 

—Angelica Dickey 

Make sure you introduce yourself to everyone 

and make 

a lot of friends. 

—Christian 

DiVito 

Get involved in 

everything you 

can. 

—Natalie 

Dolan 

Get involved and make a diff erence in 

the Viator Community! Be HAPPY GO 

LUCKY! 

—Emmanuel Dominguez 

Enjoy it now; the ride goes by way too 

fast. 

—Sean Dowd 

Take advantage of all opportunities, 

savior the little things, and don’t put off 

those service hours. 

—Jessica Duarte 

Cherish it. 

—Brian Ell 

Do your homework. 

—Brian Fabbri 

Enjoy everybody while you can because 

one day you’ll mostly all be going diff erent 

directions. 

—Joseph Falduto 

Get involved with as much as possible 

and attend all sporting events. They are 

a blast. 

—Daniel Faul 


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Play football. 

—Nicholas Fedyna 

Work hard and have fun. 

—Stefanie Ferrari 

Put forth eff ort towards academics and 

savor your time at Saint Viator; it goes by 

so fast. 

—Matthew Filstead 

Have fun in high school. 

—Nicholas Fiore 

Make each moment last. High School 

fl ies by. 

—John Foong 

Be yourself from the very 

start—you’ll fi nd true 

friends more easily and 

make your high school 

experience a genuine one. 

—Elizabeth Freda 

Chant people’s names at 

basketball games. 

—Nicholas Frett 

Have fun, and have no regrets. 

—Jack Gaff ney 

Don’t be THAT person. 

—Kevin Gallagher 

Make sure that your school doesn’t close. 

—Richard Gattone 

Run. 

—Daniel Geitz 

Be amazing. 

—Brian Goss 

Don’t waste time stressing. 

You have it pretty easy in 

high school. Live it up. 

—Krista Green 

Participate don’t anticipate…K56. 

—Keegan Griebel 

Walk a good pace in the hallways. 

—Andrew Gusmano 

Join the musical and choir—it’s the 

greatest experience I ever had. Get 

involved early and work hard freshmen 


year because it counts for college. Enjoy 

every day of high school because it goes 

by so fast. 

—Brian Hansen 

Don’t make out in the halls. People will 

hate you. People like me. 

—Andrew Hayes 

Get college apps and scholarships done 

ASAP. 

—Matthew Heck 

Get involved. 

—Timothy Hogaboom 

For second semester senior year, a full semester 

of hard work is completely worth 

an extra three days of fun. 

—Chad Holsworth 

Watch Gino Demonte and try to be like 

him. 

—Jack Horvath 

Whatever you do, don’t get caught. 

—Brett Hower 

Enjoy senior year and try not to pick on 

freshmen too much. 

—Carolyn Hutyra 

Do your homework and actually study 

for the tests. 

—Justin Imhoff 

Senior year, take your hard classes fi rst 

semester. It’s amazing how little you care 

second semester. 

—Maxwell Jansons 

Fear no one. 

—Justin Johnson 

Get involved! 

—Ally Joyce 

Remember: FRIday- 

TRYday. 

—Kathleen Kane 

Never be afraid to ask 

for help. Every teacher 

at Viator is happy to 

answer questions and 

help you understand. 

—Chelsea Karson 

Keep walking in the 

hallways and enjoy 

everything! It goes by so fast. 

—Margaret Kern 

You work now to eat well in the future. 

Just eat a lot and have fun all the time. 

—JongHoon Kim

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You don’t need to work as hard as you 

think, take it easy. 

—David Kingsley 

I would advise underclassmen to work 

hard and enjoy high school because it 

only happens once so make the most out 

of it. 

—Siobhan Klinkenberg 

Go on Kairos! And do track, it’s fun. 

—Caitlin Kompanowski 

Do a lot of bicep curls. 

—Cameron Korab 

Go on Kairos. 

—Jaclyn Koziol 

I suggest making the most of your time 

at Viator: do the musical, play sports, 

join clubs. 

—Billy Krawzak 

Have fun, it goes fast and take advantage 

of every opportunity you are given. 

—Michael Krzoska 

Live in the moment because high school 

goes by quickly. 

—Alli Lardner 

Make it count. 

—Emily Leazer 

Don’t be afraid to be who you are. Trust 

me, it’s more fun. 

—Torey Lenart 

To take British Lit because Mrs. Deger is 

the greatest/nicest teacher ever. 

—Joseph Letke 

Get out of my way. 

—Matthew Letke 

Don’t procrastinate. 

—Sarah Levenson 

Stay in school and always 

give 100% so when you look 

back you’ll have nothing to 

regret. 

—David Lewis 

Be yourself and don’t be 

afraid of anything. 

—Michael Licari 

Sometimes taking an easier 

class with a guaranteed A 

is better than a hard class 

with a bad grade. 

—Serena Lim 

Go to the hockey games...they are sick. 

—Daniel Loizzi 

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Don’t take your time here for granted, it 

goes way too quickly. 

—Dana Lopez 

Live, laugh, love; yes, it’s very cliche-ish 

but so true. 

—Paulette Lopez 

Dodge, Dip, Duck, Dive, and Dodge. 

—Thomas Lopez 

Watch the Brady Bunch Movie....It’s 

hilarious. 

—Sean Paul Loup 

Senior year goes by fast. Live it up. 

—Nicole LoVerde 

Work hard, play harder. 

—Eric Loy 

Don’t stress over the little things because 

they’re not worth stressing over. 

—Timothy Mack 

Go on Kairos. 

—Maggie Madden 

Try their hardest and to make 

as many memories as they 

can! 

—Biancca Mansourian 

1. Don’t stop in the middle of 

the hallway!!! 2. Don’t tuck 

in your shirt. 3. Don’t button 

up your shirt all the way. 4. 

Don’t wear your backpack so 

high up. 

—Kim Marcial 

Relish every second you have with your 

classmates. It will be over before you 

know it. 

—Nina Marshall 

Don’t put twinkes on your 

pizza. 

—Danny Martin 

Do the jorvy. 

—Kyle Martin 

Do meat-head Fridays with 

Coach Saey. 

—Mac 

Mastrangeli 

Don’t be discouraged if you 

get cut from the musical 

twice; better things are coming 

your way. Become a newspaper editor! 

You can sing badly and they’ll join in 

(also quite badly)! 

—Katherine Maul 


Do your homework, especially when you 

don’t feel like it. 

—Mary Kate McAlpine 

High school goes by so fast. 

—Kimberly McAvoy 

Do not think that you can take it easy on 

your homework senior year. 

—Martha McAvoy 

Apply to colleges early, don’t slack off , 

and enjoy each year. 

—Lauren McGuigan 

Gamble. 

—Ryan McGuigan 

No matter how cold you are don’t wear a 

hoodie. Dean Deb WILL fi nd you. 

—Christine McKee 

Make the most out of everything. 

—Jimmy Menges 

Get involved, but 

don’t do things you 

really don’t want to 

do. This is your time 

to become an individual, 

make the most 

of it. 

—Kyle Metler 

Make the best of your 

time here, and never 

be afraid to put yourself 

out there. 

—Chris Miklius 

Keep your game up. 

—Dominic Monaco 

The earlier you plan for college, the better 

off you are. 

—Grant Monson 

Pursue your dreams. 

—Matthew Morsches 

Go to any sports games possible. 

—Dan Moynihan 

Make sure you learn the school fi ght 

song by homecoming week...or else! 

—Marissa Mueller 

Take Fr. Hall’s history class. 

—Steven Munroe 

Go to Kairos. Kai-high is the only thing 

they can’t test for. 

—Conner Murphy 

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Don’t be shy. Get to know people. Enjoy 

your time here because it goes by way 

too fast. Don’t cry. 

—Kathleen Naughton 

Try to be as cool as we were. 

—Marcus Niro 

You only live once. 

—Derek Noel 

Take fi lm study senior year and go on 

Kairos. It’s good for the soul. 

—Stephanie Nolan 

Mind the staircases; they 

tend to change. 

—Jack Nuelle 

My advice to underclassmen 

is to not to walk on 

the wrong side of the 

hallway and don’t walk 

slowly. 

—Lauren 

Oberbroeckling 

Get involved in sports 

and enjoy doing service. 

—Kelly O’Brien 

Get involved in activities because you 

enjoy them, not because you think colleges 

want to see them on transcripts. 

—Erin O’Connell 

Don’t take anything too seriously. It’ll 

fi gure itself out in the end. 

—Kelly O’Connell 

It’s about more than just the school 

work. 

—Gregory O’Connor 

Do your homework, and have fun. And 

be sure to stay on the Deans’ good side. 

—Quinn O’Grady 

Do not stress too much, and just try to 

have fun in high school. 

—Amanda Pacholok 

Playing lacrosse will get you lots of girls! 

—Frank Parise 

Study hard, but enjoy your time in high 

school because it goes fast. 

—Anthony Pensa 

Cherish your time in high school, 

because it goes by a lot faster than you 

expect. 

—Gregory Perkowski 


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Be open to making new friends because 

they’ll be the ones who will make school 

way more interesting! 

—Kelsey Peters 

Always strive to do your best. 

—Kevin Pleli 

Join a sport! 

—Caitlin Poltzer 

Actually TRY freshman, sophomore, and 

junior year so you don’t have to senior 

year! 

—Ally Redig 

Don’t wait to try hard 

in school until junior 

year. 

—Ciara Reidy 

SURVIVE. 

—Natasha 

Remiasz 

Move out of the way. 

—Andrele Reyes 

Learn how to 

walk. 

—John 

Romanucci 

Be positive, smile, go on Kairos your 

senior year, and most importantly, 

never let the little things ruin the bigger 

picture. 

—Callie Romenesko 

Get involved. Don’t be afraid to start 

something new. 

—Connor Romenesko 

Be open to other kids in your class and 

get to know them. They’re pretty cool. 

—Ryan Romenesko 

Go on Kairos!!! 

—Samantha Ropski 

Relax! Enjoy your classmates and bring 

out the best in each other :) 

—Rachel Ruddick 

Study. 

—Eric Ryan 

Go to sporting events. 

—Patrick Ryan 

When life gives you lemons, squirt them 

back in life’s eye. 

—Danny Saam 

The cockroaches in the hallways taste 

like chicken. Try one. 

—Mike Santorsola 


Enjoy yourself, it goes by fast and it’s too 

short not to have a good time. 

—Cory Saunders 

Study hard!!! 

—Nicholas Scarimbolo 

Go on Kairos and love and enjoy your 

senior year. 

—Andrea Schneider 

Do your homework and study, but make 

sure to make time for your friends and 

school activities. 

—Emily Schulze 

Get good grades early on so then you can 

aff ord to slack off . :) 

—Eileen Scully 

Do well on the ACT. 

—Bryan Senchuk 

Get involved, that is where you will fi nd 

your best friends. 

—Megan Shover 

Stay in school and don’t do drugs. 

—Jack Simpson 

Stop in and meet Mr. Neville. He’s a 

funny guy. Get a cookie from the cafe. 

Stay away from the homemades, they 

are deadly. Cherish the time you have, it 

goes by way too fast. 

—Taylor Skala 

Join a lot of clubs and activities and go 

on Kairos. 

—Annie Slusher 

Chill out, have fun, don’t worry. 

—Rob Smoczynski 

Have fun and cherish every moment. 

Make memories too. 

—Austin Spahr 

Don’t be so focused on school. Talk 

to everyone and work hard at sports 

because soon they’ll be over forever. 

—Tommy Spiekerman 

Enjoy your time here because it will fl y 

by. 

—Margaret Stefanowski 

Open yourself up to new experiences. 

If it ends horribly, at least you’ll have a 

good story to tell later. 

—Claire Stewart

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orewarning 

Don’t take anything for granted and 

appreciate everything that you have. It’s 

only 4 years, and drama makes it even 

more stressful. 

—Nikki Stout 

Work hard your fi rst three years so you 

can enjoy and relax senior year. 

—Christine Straka 

Just be yourself. 

—Joseph Suh 

Lame as it sounds, try in your classes 

now; it makes a diff erence! 

—Tracy Supergan 

You’re cool if you stay in school. 

—Joe Surdam 

Don’t get caught wearing illegal 

sweatshirts, because when you do get 

caught, and you will, it sucks to have to 

stop in the middle of the hallway, take it 

off , and give it to Coach K or Dean Deb. 

—Julie Sweeney 

Enjoy high school. It really does go by 

fast and you never get these 4 years back. 

—Samantha Swiderski 

Girls: do NOT wear make-up. Complete 

waste of time. No one cares. 

—Jess Tanyko 

Don’t poop ON your pants. 

—George Theotokatos 

Walk faster in the hallways, it will make 

everyone happy. 

—Allison Toussaint 

Get involved. 

—Alex Tuccori 

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JOIN THE GRINDING ABOLITION 

MOVEMENT. 

—Allison Vitale 

Take APLAC! 

—Jeremy Vivit 

Make the most of each year; it fl ies by 

faster than you think. 

—Jenny Walesa 

Never change who you are for someone. 

If they cannot accept you for who you 

are, are they really worth your while? 

—Sam Wallenberg 

The four years go fast, so enjoy and have 

fun now. 

—Natalie Wasmund 

Branch out as soon as you can! Great 

friends will make all the diff erence in 

your high school experience. 

—Nicole Wasowicz 

Relax. There is absolutely no reason to 

freak out over menial things such as 

grades. 

—Lexi Weck 

Get involved, try hard, and have 

fun. 

—Andrew White 

Go to OAR and Dave, and take a class 

with Fr. Hall. 

—Kenny Wienckowski 

Don’t take too many hard classes your 

senior year. You will get no sleep and it 

will absolutely suck. 

—Madeline Wimberly 

Go for it. 

—Mikey Wolf 


Go on ski trip. 

—Melanie Wood 

Defi nitely join musical or at least take 

a theater class. Make the best of ethics 

senior year. 

—Kelli Wosick 

Get involved in everything, don’t be 

afraid to try something new. 

—Kevin Young 

Don’t take high school so 

seriously. 

—Eddie Zahrebelski 

Give your teachers respect because they 

deserve it and don’t be afraid of Dean 

Deb; she’s cool! 

—Stephen Zieman 

DO NOT WALK ON THE WRONG SIDE 

OF THE HALLWAY! And take Honors 

English so you can have Mr. Paolelli 

junior year and Mr. Neville senior 

year. 

—Colleen Zitkus 

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Mr. Nall and his homeroom. 

—Nickas Antoniou 

Being around a loving, compassionate, 

and faith-centered community. 


The swim team because they are amazing! 


I will miss roaming the halls feeling like 

the big man on campus. 


Manny in the food lines. 


Mr. Paolelli’s Unimaginable Marvels. 


Seeing the people I love most every day. 


Free hair cuts. 



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Preparing the 

way through the 

West Side, into 

Oz, ending in 

Anatevka. 

—Tori 

Botsford 

I will miss the 

chicken wraps 

at lunch. 

—Tara Burns 

The 30 minute 

commute to 

school. 


Having my 

agenda signed 

before I went 

somewhere. 


The amazing times had by all. 


I will miss knowing 

everyone in my class. 


The community of love 

I hope I’ve helped to 

expand. 

—Peter Cleary 

MUSICAL. 


Accounting class 

Prayer and Mr. 

Caprio’s wise words. 

—Daniel Cortese 

The 3 kings and my 

bros. 


Tradition. 



Notifi cation History 

What students like about Viator’s profi le. 

Watching shows and performing on the 

Joanne Calzaretta stage. 


All of the down-to-earth students. 

—Christian DiVito 

Junior year lunch table. 

—Natalie Dolan 

The retreats, especially Kairos! 

—Emmanuel 

Dominguez 

I will miss being with my 

same group of friends and 

classmates for 4 years. 


Tennis with everyone, especially 

Brother Trip. (: 

—Julia Frank 

All my teachers, especially Mrs. Patty 

Bruce. 


All of those football championships we 

won. Oh wait, that was Driscoll. 


Sonya. 

—Daniel Geitz

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orgetmenot 

Bugging Mrs. Nowak in the math lab 

almost every day. 


Everyone feeling like family. 


I will miss watching Dean carry a walkie 

talkie. 

—Ally Joyce 

Passing by my face everyday by the 

admin offi ce. 


The Math Lab, it’s my second home! :( 


Empty hallways. 

—JongHoon Kim 

Taco Platter. 


Football games and friends. 


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Everybody knows EVERYONE. 


3 study halls in a row. 


I’ll miss Tech Crew and all the memories 

we shared. 


Brett Stozack. 


Diversity. 

—Mattew Letke 

The cookies. 


AP Euro random convesations about TV 

shows. 


Wreaking havoc with the bros 


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All the soccer practices and bro seshs. 


The lame jokes. 


The close-knit community. 


I will miss singing every morning. 


Mrs.Giusti and her jokes. 



Having complete control over what goes 

on in this place. 


Coach Saey and meat-head fridays. 

—Mac Mastrangeli 

The 6:30 mornings with Lauren Mc- 

Guigan and Kristen Cozzi. 


All of the people I have grown close to. 


Mr. Ray Krawzak. 


The Third Period Crew. 


The kids I’ve grown up with it. 


Hanging at the pad. 


Might. 

—Derek Noel 

Summer vacation and water polo. 


Being able to share my faith with my 

classmates. 

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—Lauren Oberbroeckling 

Mr. Neville calling me Enid and Ruddick. 


Getting my Agenda signed to go places. 

—Pat O’Malley 

No air conditioners 


Lisa Zavacki. 

—Ally Redig 

“That’s a no no at Saint Viator.” -Dean 

Deb 


The sense of community. 


The jokes every day and constant laughter! 


AP Bio jokes. 


The Wild Women, The Wild Women. 


My swimming and water polo teams—it 

has been great! 



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My friends, the memories from basketball 

and soccer. Oh! and Coach Manno. 


The layout weeks at newspaper when 

Katherine would have the best quotes 


Singing songs from Wicked with Samantha 

Ropski in the stairwell. 

—Claire Stewart 

I’ll miss being able to roll my eyes and 

say ‘only in Catholic school...’ 



Manny’s wraps and cookies, our football 

games and parties. 


The admirable student body. 

—Joseph Suh 

I’ll miss the cool people and teachers. 


Hanging out with the soccer guys. 

—Joe Surdam 

MRS. DEGER. 


Not having to pick out an outfi t every 

morning. 


Nina’s fi ery red locks of luscious hair. 


Falling in and out of love with Kevin 

Anderson. 


Football games, hockey games, basketball 

games, and baseball games. 


All of the completely awesome teachers. 


Manno. 

—Mikey Wolf 

Playing stinky pinky with our lunch 

table. 


The ability to know everyone in your 

class. 

—Kevin Young

favelines avelines 

“Do I sometimes sit alone 

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at lunch? Yes. Does that 

Make me a Social out cast? 

Probably. Do I care? 

....a little.” 


“With you Peter it was 

merely prophecy 

fufi lled.” 

—Mr. Neville 


“Boy, do I say things 

well!” 


Rachel Ruddick:”What 

about the grandpas? 

You can’t leave them 

out!” 

Natasha Remiasz: 

“Hah, they will be hitting 

on us cuz we’re the fun 

grannies.” 

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Class of 2011 wrote on your wall 

Seniors and staff speak words of wisdom and hilarity 

“On a scale of one to 

receiving my Hogwarts 

acceptance letter...this 

ranked at about 

the existence of Poke- 

mon. So, kind of a big 

deal.” 


1. Rameen Bahramirad1. 

Keegan Griebel 

2. John Kim 

2. Ciara Collins 

3. Frank Avino 3. Alex Tuccori 

“Yay Sparkle 

Fingers!!!” 

—Mrs. Adams 

“If you don’t shut up I 

swear I will throw you 

out the window!” 

—Mrs. Giusti 

“Death is not a period. 

It’s a comma, a comma 

that makes sense of the 

paragraph of life.” 

—Fr. Hall 

“Yogas or jogas.” 

—Track team 

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“I don’t base anything 

upon facts because it gets 

in the way of my opin- 

ions.” —Mr. Neville 

“Tyyyyyyyyyyypo.” 

—Mrs. Young 

“Hooooooooooney!” 


“The purpose of religion 

is not to get us 

into heaven, but to get 

heaven into us.” 

—Mrs. King 

“I’m going to buy a 

taser just to make you 

stop talking.” 

—Mrs. Deger 


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Father Corey: “John Kim, 

open your eyes!” 

John Kim: “They are 

open.” 

“I MAKE the fashion.” 


“Cats are LOSERS!” 

—Mrs. Cairo 

“I’m gonna go ahead and 

call your bluff.” —Peter 

Cleary 

“Hold on. Let me put 

my mating music on before 

we start.” 

—Mrs. Cairo 

1. Eddie Golin 

2. Jack Horvath 

3. Eric Loy 

1. Melanie Wood 

2. Katy Augustyn 

3. Tara Burns 


Take care of these books. 

I love them quite possibly 

more than I will ever love 

a man.” 

—Allie Viatle 

“Annihilate.” 


“Rachel, you look like 

a Swedish milk maid 

today.” 


“Get rich or die trying.” 

—Dan Geitz 

“Oprah Winfrey...I’m 

embarrassed I just said 

that.” —Mr. Neville

favelines avelines 

“Remember, no matter 

what, Jesus loves you!” 

—Mrs.Phillips 

“Nuelle, you are insufferable 

in your moral 

rectitude.” 


“You should open up a 

kindergarten for penguins.” 


“Julius Caesar...Who’s 

she?” —Overheard at 

Viator 

“I wish all of us could 

just get married as a 

group, and we’d be a big 

happy family, and we’d 

be together forever.” 

—Mrs. Deger 

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1. Matthew Filstead 

2.George Cwiak 

3. Gino Demonte 


“Hey what do you think 

this is a cinema? Shut up 

and sit down.” 

—Mr. Pirman 

“Uh-Oh...both Becky and 

Danny aren’t here. Let’s 

start a rumor.” 

—Mrs. Cairo 

“Of course the fetus 

is human—it’s not 

going to grow into a 

Whale!” 


“Mrs. Cairo, have you ever 

touched Hank’s...ear?” 

—Tim Hogaboom 

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1. Melanie Wood 

2. Abbey Abraham 

2. Lexi Weck 

“You Don’t Mess with the 

Caravan!” 

—Mr. Matt Hynek 

“If you speak again 

I’ll take off my shoe and 

throw it at you.” 

—Signora Rullo 

“Anthony Pensa... 

need I say more!” 


“Find your ‘ness’” 


“TO LIFE!” 

—Fiddler on the Roof 

Cast 

“It’s a fun day. You 

get to pretend to mate 

with everyone.” 

—Mrs. Cairo 

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This house has a garage! 

—Mrs. Adams 

“Right, of course right.” 

—Allie Vitale 

(To Mrs. Ciaro)”Hold 

on a sec, I don’t get this. 

Let’s say that you gave me 

AIDS...” 



“You make my arteries 

rupture!” 


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“Greatness takes time.” 



“Zak Zak!” 

—Signora Rullo 

“I’m gonna cut you!” 

—Mrs. Spiewak 

“Theodopacokalous.” 


“Love does what perfection 

cannot.” 


“Jimmy, put your pants 

back on!” 

—Mrs. Englbrecht “McDonald’s.” 

“What kind of facts can 

you give me that Driscoll 

kids are odd?” —Ally 

Joyce 

—Mr. Hynek 

“Get the bananas out of 

your ears.” 

” 

—Mr.Pirman 

“And that summer at the 

Hobo Conven- 

tion, I fell in love with 

Straycat...the queen of 

the hobos.” 

—Mr.Nall

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A fond look back at older posts 

Meeting my friends. 

—Abbey Abraham 

Kevin Young throwing food at me 

every day at lunch. 


My favorite memory is 

when my best friend and 

I use to stir up trouble 

and toss things out of 

the Scanlan windows. 


Winning JV State and actual state and 

Europe. 


Getting Top Ten at IHSA State two years 

in a row and making fun of Conant and 

Lake Zurich when we thought the microphone 

was off . 

—Morgan Anderson 

Pulling a chair out from 

under Cory Saunders in the 

middle of American Lit. It 

was worth the detention. 


There are so many, but 

they all revolve around my 

great friends, our endless 

satch seshes, and general 

hilarity. 


Participating in Kairos 55 and leading 

Kairos 56, as both retreats showed me 

how I am loved, loving, and lovable. 


Lukeapalooza... 


Being a part of three special sports 

teams. 


My favorite memory from Viator was 

completing summer gym. 


Slow-clap Tuesdays with Mr. Waple. 


Going to Europe with the soccer team. 

—Ryan Barth 

Traveling to Florida with the water 

polo team. 


Ski Trip and Lukapalooza, no doubt. 


Perfectly running the pop pass. 



freshman year French 

1 with Senor Diaz-Lee. 


The Florida Baseball Trip. 


AP Lit with Mr. Neville fi rst 

period... that class has provided me with 

enough insight and laughter to last a lifetime. 


Cheer is life. Life is cheer. 


Rapping my brussel sprout rap on 

Kairos 55. 


Ski trip! Oh wait...my life 

is musical. 


Fun days in homeroom, especially 

during activity periods. 

—Ryan Boyer 

Going on ski trip my Sophomore, 

Junior, and Senior year! 


1. Ally Redig 

2. Nina Marshall (tie) 

2. Maggie Madden (tie) 

1. Jack Gaff ney 

2. Jack Nuelle 

3. Christian DiVito 

My favorite memories were 

probably during my four 

days at kairos 

—Tara Burns 


when the school bus 

hit my car then tried 

to deny scratching the side. 


The VH1 special on the Quazicholos 

and their fi rst performance 

at the Skinner residence. 


2010 State Championship for Soccer. 


Our Sectional basketball run last year, 

best time of my life. 


The band trips sophomore 

and senior years, 

jazz band, cross country, 

and summer gym 

going into senior year 


Winning state for cheerleading, my Italian 

5 class, and Kairos 

—Jacly n Catanese 

Freshman year 3rd 

period lunch. From 

Rob’s musings about 

a future to being 

called Ronnie 

because of 

my weird hair 

by Tommy Lopez. 

‘Twas fun 


Kairos was one of the best experiences 

I had at Viator. 


Preparing the Way of the Lord. Learning 

the dangers of Arsenic. Living in 

America. Hung Jury. Melting. Starting 

Rumors. Being the last one. Making 

matches. Spending my four years on 

the JoAnne Calzaretta Stage. 


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Friday night football games, basketball 

games, both Mr. Waple and Mr. Neville’s 

classes, and Kairos. 


The Europe Trip. 


Sam Ropski shoving 

my face into the chapel 

carpet on Kairos. 


The entire class chanting 

my name after 

my Junior year student 

council speech. 


Drinking water upside down in Mrs. 

King’s class when I had hiccups. 

—Emily Davenport 

Sophomore year when 

Ms. Petlak stepped on 

a cockroach and when 

we sang fi ve dollar 

foot long in Scanlan. 

—Joseph DeBiase 

Watching Julia Frank 

get hit in the leg 

with a tennis ball 

while playing Benet. 


Lukeapalooza. 


Volleyball bus rides freshman year, track 

and fi eld, and ceramics class senior year. 


Europa Trip 2009 with my soccer 

bros to Greece and Italy. Once in a 

lifetime experience. Oh, and every 

ski trip. 


Entering Orchesis auditions freshman 

year and being asked by another 

girl, ‘Are you a senior?’ After I asked 

‘No...are you?’ she shook her head. 

The start of an amazing friendship. 


Winning the Scholastic Cup in 

hockey and getting the game winning 

goal in double overtime. 


Fr. Corey yelling at Filstead 

for breaking his fan. 



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Anything that made me laugh hysterically 

and the quality time spent with friends. 


KAIROS 55. 

—Margaret Dougherty 

Ski trip every year. 

—Sean Dowd 

Lunch all four years where 

it seems I was disrupting 

everyone’s meal 

laughing like a hyena 

with my fabulous pals. 


Chilling with some bros. 

—Brian Ell 

Being a part of the varsity football 

family. 


The feeling before football games. 


2009 soccer season STATE CHAMPS. 

—Scott Faul 

Wrestling and football. 


1. Stephen Zieman 

2. Andy Gusmano 


1. Carolyn Hutyra 


3. Colleen Zitkus 


The people. 


Playing football. 

—Michael Ferrazzuolo 

Chillin with some bros. 


All the crazy things in Mrs. Deger’s 5th 

period Brit Lit Class. 

—Michael Flaherty 

Senior Homecoming. 

Best. Night. Ever. 

—John Foong 

When Megan Bailey 

fell on her face during 

basketball warm-ups. 


My favorite memories are Kairos 55, Kairos 

56 and summers with my favorite people. 


Playing in the Johnsburg game my junior 

year. 

—Nicholas Frett 

The Florida baseball trip junior 

year. 


Ski Trip all four years was 

amazing. Four years seniors! 


Going to state for Golf. 


Paying the lunch 

lady with a 100 dollar bill. 


When Steve Baniak and I moved Raznys 

car during our lunch period and watching 

him freak out after school, thinking 

it was actually stolen. 

—Edward Golin 

Stories with Nick Fiore in 5th period 

lunch and our fi eld trip senior year, and 

pretty much any Mr. Neville story ever. 

—Brian Goss 

That blue room, Kairos 54 and 56, Poms 

security, and walking three blocks to 

school every morning because of our 

massive parking lots. 


Staying at the infamous Red Roof Inn 

for cross country and having the best 

chicken fi ngers ever while embracing 

the Martians. 

—Keegan Griebel

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By far, four years of musical. Getting 

the lead my senior year as 

Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof. 


Doing all four musicals and plays in my 

high school years. Moreover, being a 

part of Br. Lewnard junior religion class. 


Lunch after RC. 


Fr. Hall: ‘“If you want to sleep in my class 

you can stand in the back of the room.” 


Pointing lasers at people throughout 

Italy from our double-decker bus. 

—Tim Hogaboom 

Any day in a class with Mr. Neville. 


Winning state championship and every 

weekend. 


My favorite memories are the trips 

that I went on with the lacrosse team. 


Summer football camp at Carthage. 


Doing musical senior year. 

—Max Jansons 

When Coach Kublank yelled at the 

softball team freshmen year to take off 

their spikes during a thunder storm... 

when our spikes were not metal. 

—Ally Joyce 

When Keegan Griebel and I were offered 

free homemades from super 

HOT senior boys. 


Rachel and I were doing pushups. 

I prayed and told myself, ‘If Rachel 

does this, so can I!’ I heard an ‘umph!’ 

noise... Rachel was laying face-down 

on the fl oor.—Chelsea Karson 

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Freshman year girls basketball and all my 

adventures with Caitlin and Becky. Football 

games and dances have always been 

fabulous. 


Math Team all the way. 

—Jong Hoon Kim 

6th Period Study Hall junior year 

and Senior year lunch table after RC. 


My favorite memories from Saint Viator 

are the ski trip and all the great times I 

had on Viator soccer the past four years. 

I also want to give a shout out to my 

French class- good times. 


The summer cross country 

trip. Camping is “in tents.” 


The Basketball game vs. Johnsburg, 

Alan Aboona for president ... oh wait. 


Ski Trip. 


My favorite memory is going to 

Europe with the soccer team. 


Conditioning circuit. 


The Florida Water Polo spring break trip!!! 


KAIROS 55. 


My favorite memory was setting up the 


2. Kevin Anderson 

3. Matt Letke 


1. Valerie Kiebala 

2. Nikki Stout 

3. Melisande Aiello 

lights for the Viatribe Show in 2009 when 

we (tech) had a Technicolor strobe light 

party in the cafe after rehearsals ended. 


Homeroom with Adam Lange, Anthony 

Alaniz, Ryan Kelly, Patrick Reilly and 

Brendan Zeiker and of course Senior Diaz-Lee 

and his plaid pants. 


Football. I’ve spend the majority 

of high school with the team 

and they became my brothers. 


Peoria for cross country sophomore year. 


My favorite memories at Saint Viator 

High School happened within the classrooms 

of Mrs. Martin and Mr. Neville. I’m 

not quite sure how we got onto some of 

the topics we did in those classes. 


Wasting so much class time in the bathroom, 

halls, or the counselor’s offi ce with 

Kim. 

—Serena Lim 

Winning a state championship last 

year. 


Junior year cheerleading, and all the 

girls that went along with it! 

—Dana Lopez 

Sophomore year lunch. 


Moshing at the pep rally. 


All French classes, particularly 

Freshman year French with Diaz- 

Lee. Being a Paul’s Pal was also fun. 


Any time I have spent with friends, 

track state, and all Peoria trips. 


Cross-country freshman year; the Air 

force! 

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—Eric Loy 

Getting Third Place at Jazz in the 

Meadows for jazz band and also 

all the cherry-apple adventures. 


Tuesdays with Waple. 


Concert choir, chamber singers, musical 

and Kairos 55 are all equal! 


Going to Portillo’s after the 

environmental fi eldtrip. 


After the variety show junior year, piling 

into Kevin Anderson’s Buick, drinking 

chocolate milk and eating pudding. 


Throwing apples with Jake, Brendan, 

David, and Hayes when we went to 

Florida with the baseball team. Big Red. 


My favorite memories were all of the ridiculous 

late nights at layout, playing the 

Animal Game (especially on K56), singing 

at lunch this year, and writing Euro 

song parodies during Bio labs. 


At the fi rst musical rehearsal with 

mikes, everyone was screaming 

‘Horse!’ ‘Mule!’ back and forth, when 

all of a sudden Matt Filstead deadpans 

into his mike, “It was a platypus.” 


The dances, football games, and being 

regional champs in volleyball 

and basketball. 


Winning volleyball regional and 

basketball regional junior year. 


Times with my friends when we 

are spazzing out about school 

or just spazzing out in general 

for no reason and any experience 

with Samantha Ropski. 


Moshing at end of pep rally. 


When Mrs. Jordan opened the door 

during a lock down in 2nd period 

Honors US History class. 


Friday Night Lights. 


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All the down time after classes with the 

band and tech. Plus Mr. Waple on 2009’s 

band trip was awesome too. 


Swimming and water polo pasta parties, 

enough said. 


Lukapalooza. 


Mr. Brightside by Bondo. 


Winning the Soccer State Championship. 


My favorite memory is the basketball 

playoff run. The games and the fans were 

the best that I’ve ever been a part of. 


Being able to proudly represent our 

school by showing spirit at games, pep 

rallies, & school events have been my favorite 

memories! 


1. Abbey Abraham 1. George Cwiak 

2. Danielle Di Silvestro 2. Billy Krawzak 

3. Claire Stewart 

3. Ryan Boyer 


Getting into the playoff s my junior year 

in football and joining the musical my 

senior year. 


Concerts, parties, bro-cave, VTTC, lacrosse 

trips, football games, hanging 

out with friends, lacrosse, all the people, 

Kairos, and anything that involves Mike 

Licari. 


Cheerleading. Making it to top ten (two 

years in a row) and winning ICCA this 

year. Also, the standing ovation(s) to Joe 

Ward in AP Bio. 

—Kathleen Naugton 

Getting weird. 


Football games, dances, and-obviouslywater 

polo season. 


Translating Big Bang from Korean to 

Americanized Korean for John Kim. 

And sitting on broken glass. And Urban 

Plunge. THIRD PLACE. 


My favorite memories from my time at Saint 

Viator were fi nding random paperclips 

and pennies in the halls with Kelli Wosick. 


The softball team trip to Disney World 

was by far my favorite memory. 


Lunch tables and being a part of the St. 

Viator community. 


The trip to France over spring break and 

everyone who went on it. 


European Soccer Trip. 


My favorite memory from my time at 

Saint Viator is all of the fun time that we

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have had in band the past four years, like 

traveling to Disney World. 


Football and pulling pranks in the halls 

with Jack Horvath. 

—Patrick O’Malley 

My favorite memory is probably the 

whole week of the water polo training 

trip. BEST WEEK OF MY LIFE! 

—Amanda Pacholok 

My times getting huge in the gym. 

— Frank Parise 

My favorite memory from Saint Viator is 

when we beat St. 

Joe’s and found 

out we were going 

to the playoff s 

for football junior 

year. 

— Anthony 

Pensa 

My favorite 

memory from 

my time at Saint 

Viator is 4th period 

AP Bio with 

Mrs. Cairo my junior year. 

—Gregory Perowski 

A cockroach was on my back freshmen 

year. Then, I stood up to get it off and it 

fell somewhere on my desk, so I switched 

seats for the day. 


Spring break baseball trip to Florida 

—Brian Pichardo 

My favorite memory is sophomore 

year lunch. 


The Urban Studies fi eld trip with Mr. 

Waple. 


Mr. Neville’s AP Lit class. 

—Ally Redig 

No dress Tuesdays and 

Thursdays for gym class. 


All the fun times in Ms. Hinkel’s 5th 

period English 10 class. 


When Fr. Corey fl ipped 

out because of his fan. 

—John Romanucci 

Of all the memories at Viator, my fa- 

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vorite would have to be going all out for 

the football games. 


Switching freshman religion classes from 

Ms. Novotny and Ohio State Lacrosse 

trip. 


Team mass before games and being able 

to play football and lacrosse under the 

lights at Forest View. Especially when 

it rained. 


Kairos without a doubt is my favorite 

memory from Viator. 


When Lauren McGuigan, Katherine 

Maul and I bought an entire pan of pizza 

and two pounds of pasta salad from Mariano’s 

that we ate in the back of my car at 

the far end of Mariano’s parking lot. 


Lunch this year. 

—Eric Ryan 

Coach Waz’s reaction to the graham 

cracker cake in fi fth period lunch. 


Defi nitely my last Homecoming dance. 

What a wacky night. 

—Danny Saam 

Ski trip. 

—Sam Sammons 

Winning the Scholastic Cup, My Hockey 

Team, A Funny Day Sophomore Year, all 

of my friends I have made. I love you all. 

1. Tayler Lenart 

2. Serena Lim 

3. Lauren Biernacki 


1. George Cwiak 

2. Gregg O’Connor 

3. Graham Blus 


It is not possible to choose between the 

amazing memories made during 4th period 

in 1st semester this past year. I will 

miss my lunch buddies immensely. 


Study halls with Edward Soler. 

—Nicholas Scarimbolo 

Waple’s class. 


When Melanie Wood and Ashley Herzfeldt 

went for a midnight swim on our 

water polo Florida trip. 

—Kelly Schreuder 

My favorite memory was when Mr. Seaman 

got so frustrated one day during 

band, he started climbing up the wall. 

He’s always been enthusiastic and very 

passionate for us and our music. 


Kairos 56, Ski Trip junior and senior year, 

weekends, fi eld trips, and friends. 


Chipotle runs with Sir William Cavanagh 

and Saint Viator Football. 

—Bryan Senchuck 

Going to Florida for polo, KAIROS, 

campfi res on pool deck, egg harbor, 

visiting Adams offi ce, School record 

for the 200 medley relay, and locker 

room pranks. 


Europe trip to Greece and Italy with 

the soccer team two summers ago. 


When Ms. Tinning collected quarters 

for chewing gum in class, the students 

had to spit it out in the trash. She ended 

up falling into the garbage can full 

of gum during class lecture. 


My favorite memories are glee parties, 

endless hours at layout, Mr. Nall’s and 

Mr. Paolelli’s classes, and carpooling 

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with Dana junior year. 


Lunch Table after R.C. It doesnt get any 

better than that. 


Hockey trip to Lake Placid- Zach Zelisko 

fell into frozen lake and we were able to 

save him because Jack Gaff ney became 

Bear Grylls. 


One week in the summer where the lacrosse 

team went to OSU and then I drove 

straight to Carthage with Romo dude. 


When George Cwiak drove up the middle 

sidewalk in the front parking lot after 

school one day. 


Leading Kairos 55. Love you G3! 


My favorite memory has to be musical my 

Junior and Senior year. 


Ski Trip 2011. 


The bus ride back from the regional game 

that we had won we were so excited to 

celebrate with everyone who went to the 

boys game instead and no one was there 

still but we celebrated by ourselves! 


Winning the State Championship, playing 

soccer all four years, and all the fun 

times of soccer camp. 

—Joe Surdam 

Kairos 55 & 56. 


Freshman year Marissa Mueller 

stuff ed her face with cheese fries 

and got cheese everywhere. 


That one time that I absolutely destroyed 

Peter Cleary in English class 

during jeopardy...DASHES and GA- 

RAGES! 


Homeroom with Mr. Waple Freshman, 

Sophmore and Junior year, it 

was never a dull morning. 


Football games and basketball 

games, rubber band stingers at 

lunch, eating birthday cake with no 

hands, cheering the football game 


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against Marist. 


One warm summer day, George Theotokatos 

and I were outside, and I 

said, “It’s so HOT.” George quickly replied, 

“YOU’RE HOT - oh, no, WAIT, 

that’s not what I meant, umm...” 


All of the times spent at musical 

rehearsals and performances. 


My favorite memory is probably JV soccer 

junior year or homecoming senior year. 


I have many memories at Saint Viator but 

I cannot just pick one: all the times with 

my boyfriend, Ryan, and my friends. 


Any day in ceramics class was funny. 


Anything with Liz Freda...especially our 

shenanigans in urban studies junior year 

(muscles forever!) and sprints through 

1. Katherine Bertolini 

2. Taylor Benoit 


1. George Cwiak 


3. Michael Flaherty 


the hallways with Ciara Collins. 


Slow Clap Tuesday with Mr.Waple. :) Or 

any instant with Mr.Neville. 

—Lexi Weck 

Football games and going out with 

friends after. 


Winning three state championships and 

being captain of the golf team. 


Teaching Mrs. Cairo how to dance to 

Jump On It in AP Bio last year. 


Ski trip shower drain. 

—Mikey Wolf 

Paul’s Pals Geometry 0520 class, Mr. G’s 

art class, and Morgan Anderson having to 

sit by herself at the end of a frosh table for 

hitting someone with a beef jerky stick. 


Third period lunch with Jessica D. and 

Kelly O. as we talked about religion class. 


Anything that happened with the hockey 

team, both on and off the ice, especially 

this past season. 


Hands down, the 2010 baseball trip to 

Fort Lauderdale. 


When everyday in French I class, Sr. Diaz-Lee 

would shout Abbey’s name before 

calling on her to answer, that was priceless. 


My favorite memeory is of the fi rst 

morning ‘Pow Wow’ with Lauren where 

we had coff ee and muffi ns thus causing 

us to be on a sugar high for the rest of 

the day. 

—Colleen Zitkus

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Search Thanks 

Class of 2011 sent you a gift 

Seniors send their thanks to those they love 

Sr. Diaz-Lee, for teaching me about 

fashion. 

—Abbey Abraham 

Br. Tripp, for being the best math 

teacher. 


I would love to thank Sr. Diaz-Lee and 

Mrs. Nicolau, for being so inspirational. 


Mrs. Lanus, for always getting my test for 

me. 


Thank you Melanie Wood, for getting me 

in trouble at lunch freshman year when 

I hit you with the beef jerky and Dean 

made me sit by myself. 

—Morgan M Anderson 

Mrs. Costello, for everything she has 

done for the theatre program. 


Mr. G, Mr. Neville, Mr. Nall, Mr. Paolelli, 

and all the other teachers who have been 

a great source of inspiration and infl uence. 


I would like to thank Father Corey 

Brost for deepening my faith profoundly. 


Mr. Neville, for being the most interesting 

man and best teacher ever. 


Mr. Bjerkness, for teaching me to 

always check my attitude at the door. 


I would like to thank the teachers for 

setting us up to go out into the world 

and succeed. 


Fr. Hall, for making my four years 

truly memorable. 


Fr. Hall, for being the best teacher at 

Viator 

—Ryan Barth 

My friends, for making high school the 

best it could be. 


The students, for a great four year ride. 


First off , I’d like to thank God, but Mrs. 

Nowak is a close second. 


I would like to thank Mr. Calzaretta, 

for being the most amazing person I 

have ever met. Thanks for being such an 

inspiration. 


Br. Leward, for dragging my desk across 

the room. 


My parents, for obvious reasons. All 

of my teachers this year, they’ve been 

amazing. 


Fr. VanWeil, for being amazing; my sister 

because she’s the reason I wake up in the 

morning. 


Coach Auckbaur, for the watermelon 

1. Mike Razny 

2. Alex Hale 

3. Austin Spahr 

1. Rawan Ahram 

2. Maggie Brennan 

2. Jenny Walesa (tie) 

after practice. 

—Lucas Biondi 

Ms. Deger, for being a fun, and understanding 

teacher. Mr. Matt Hynek, for 

always making great jokes and really 

letting us enjoy your class. Mrs. Kathy 

Gallagher, for getting me out of a detention 

and also dealing with me being sick 

all the time. 


K56! Mr. Calzaretta, the word limit 

doesn’t allow an explanation. The people 

of Anatevka. 


My fellow students for a fabulous four 

years. 

—Ryan Boyer 

Mrs. Francis, for being my second mom 

on K56 and the best adult leader!! 


Mrs. Dutmers, for listening to me and 

Katherine vent everyday during third- 

period study hall. 

—Tara Burns 

I’d like to thank my parents, for sacrafi cing 

to send me to a Catholic school 

where I can learn and grow in faith 

and knowledge. 


I would like to thank them all. 


Mrs.Stevens for being the best 

teacher and always helping me when 

I needed it, even when I wasn’t in her 

class. 


My parents, for not sending me to 

Buff alo Grove. 


Mr. Seaman, Coach Wayne, and all of 

my teachers 


I want to thank all the teachers, for 

putting up with the seniors 


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I’d like to thank Patrick Neville, for his 

eccentricity. His class was my raison 

d’etre 


I would like to thanks Jimmy Neill, for 

being there for me during volleyball. 


Mrs. Costello, thank you for the countless 

opportunities, trust in me, and 

memories. 


Mrs. Francis, Mrs. Dutmers, Mr. Majkowski, 

and my family. 


Everyone, for everything 


My friends, I don’t know where I would 

be without them! 


Mr. Nall, for teaching me to ‘look out the 

window.’ 


Mrs. King, for writing my letter of reccomendation 

and being an awesome 

teacher and Mr. Hynek Sr. for being the 

best math teacher I have ever had. 

—Emily Davenport 

I will miss Ms. Petlak’s classes and Deger’s 

classes. My favorite place that I will 

miss is Scanlan. 

—Joseph DeBiase 

I would like to thank Brother Tripamer, 

for being an awesome coach 

who put up with Julia and me. 


Mrs. Bruce, for not kicking me out 

of my homeroom 


My mom ,for sending me to Saint 

Viator; and all the friends that 

helped me through the tough 

times. 


Mrs. Bruce, for being the best 

student council mediator. Mrs. 

Nowak, for putting up with me for 

two years 


Carolyn, for being my co-editor, 

chem buddy, and amazing friend. 

Ciara, Bridget and Samantha, 

everything. 



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My friends, for making high school a fun 

experience. 

—Angelica Dickey 

Mr. Neville, for making me laugh at the 

football games. 


Mrs. Anzalone, for being the coolest 

teacher ever. 


Thank you to all my classmates in the 

Class of 2011! Its been great! 


Every teacher that I had you made high 

school much easier. 

—Margaret Dougherty 

Mr G, for teaching me how to draw well 

—Sean Dowd 

I’d like to thank each and every friend I 

made who kept me sane when it didn’t 

seem possible. 


Fr. Hall, for being an excellent teacher 

and for teaching me life lessons during 

the football season. 


Fr. Hall, for teaching me very valuable 

life lessons. 


Mom and Dad, for sending me to Saint 

Viator. 

—Scott Faul 

1. Louis Capozzoli 

2. Sean Paul Loup 

3. Graham Blus 


2. Erin O’Connell 

3. Torey Lenart 


Mrs. Young, for giving me a great senior 

year. 


Students, they made Viator fun. 


My friends, for being there. 

—Michael Ferrazzuolo 

Mrs. Costello, for trusting in me and 

teaching me essential acting skills. 

—Matthew Filstead 

Coach Wayne. 


Mr. Seaman, for helping increase my 

imagination. 

—Michael Flaherty 

Ms. Rullo, for being a great Italian 

teacher! 

—John Foong 

Mrs. Bruce, for tolerating our homeroom 

and being the greatest teacher ever. 


My close friends, for loving me and giving 

me the best times of my life. 


All my teachers. 


Fr. Hall, for being himself. 


Father Brost, for helping me with my 

transition. 


Father Hall, for being the man. 


Mr. Neville, for being a boss. 

—Edward Golin 

Mr. Neville, for being cute even when 

he’s not trying. 


I would like to thank all my friends, for 

accepting me for who I truly am. 

—Keegan Griebel 

I want to thank Mrs. Costello, for the 

years of directing and putting up with 

me. 


The religion department for helping 

me grow in my faith and the theatre 

department, for giving me the love to 

act on stage. 


Mrs. Phillips, for putting up with me 

for 2 years

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Mrs. Anzalone, for putting forth so 

much time and eff ort for my success. 


Coach Taylor, for all the memories, lessons, 

and opportunities. 

—Timothy Hogaboom 

Mr. Waple, for Slow Clap Tuesdays. 


Mrs Bruce; she was my guardian angel. 


I would like to thank Dean Scerbike, for 

brightening up every day. 


Fr. Van Wiel and Mrs. Majka, for being 

two amazing teachers! 


I would like to thank Mrs. Cairo, for 

making biology an enjoyable experience 

for me. 


Mrs. Costello, for helping me become 

the person I am today 


Hynek when you take a loss in basketball 

take like a man hah 

—Justin Johnson 

I would like to thank Mr. Neville, for 

making me laugh everyday from his 

ridiculous stories in homeroom. 

—Ally Joyce 

Katherine Bertolini, she accepted me 

freshmen year when I was a no one and 

made me a prettier, smarter, cooler version 

of herself. 


Mr. Hynek, Mrs. Nowak and Br. Trip, 

for math help. Mr. Paolelli, for ‘Unimaginable 

Marvels.’ 


I would like to thank all the teachers, 

for putting up with us. 


Mrs. DeBelina, for her consistent support 

for the math team. 

—JongHoon Kim 

Mr. Neville, for two very enjoyable 

years in his English class. 


Madame Soto, for being the best 

French teacher a girl could ask for. 

Mrs. Bruce, for honestly making 

my high school experience through 


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all her hard work and dedication for 

student council. We all love you! Best 

homeroom teacher ever. 


I would like to thank Mrs. Nicolau because 

she was the fi rst and best teacher 

I had. 


Father Hall, for all the knowledge and 

encouragement he gave me and Coach 

Sanford, for letting me play Lax 


My softball coach, for getting me out of 

my speeding ticket. 


I want to thank my friends, for always 

dealing with my shenanigans. 


Bill Sanford, for making me play 

lacrosse. 


My teachers, for preparing me for 

college. 


Mr. Masterton, for putting up with me 

every day. Look forward to 365 emails. 


I’d thank Mrs. Francis, for everything 

she’s done to help me out over the years. 


Everyone in the Scanlan Center, for helping 

me out...and the free candy/cake. 


1. Tim Mack 

2. Kevin Cascino 

3. Ryan Yueill 

1. Melanie Battaglia 

2. Nina Marshall 

3. Nikki Stout 

Father Perham, for teaching me the valuable 

skill of creating computer generated 

shapes. 


Mr. Peso, for all the early running memories 

of Viator. 


My parents for sending me to Saint Viator. 

All my peers, all the teachers and 

staff for everything. 


Mrs. Giusti, for being like a second 

mother to me. 


Mr. Faltinoski, because of him I fell in 

love with ceramics. 

—Serena Lim 

Mr. Neville, for keeping things interesting 

and Bro Trip, for fi lling me in on the 

college mascots. 


Mrs. Giusti, you are the kindest person I 

have ever met, thank you! 

—Dana Lopez 

Everyone, literally, it just wouldn’t be the 

same without any of them 


I wanna thank janitor,s for cleaning up 

after me. 


Patrick, Mel, Frank and of course, Madame 

Soto for putting up with Barth for 

three years... 


Everyone and anyone, thanks for the 

great help. 


My freshman teachers helping me 

transition into high school smoothly. 

—Eric Loy 

Fr. Corey, for showing the Camilo 

video by State Radio Freshman year. 


Mr. Majkowski, for putting up with 

me every day! 


Mrs. Durso, for teaching me that 

Religion class isn’t so scary! 


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The staff and faculty, for all their help 

since freshman year. THANK YOU! 


Mr. Nall, for teaching me much more 

than what is covered in the pages of a 

history book. 


Mrs. Bruce, for leading the homeroom. 

—Danny Martin 

Mr. Neville, he is a wonderful human 

being. 


Coach K, for everything he has done 

for me, and Coach Saey for meat-head 

Fridays. 


I would like to thank Campus Ministry, 

for trusting me to lead Kairos 56. 


Most of you. It’s a 15-word max, people, 

that’s the best I can do. 


I would like to thank my family, madame 

Soto and Mrs. Frnacis for taking us on 

the France trip. Coach B, for being are 

basketball coach, and all the faculty 

members who had me in their class. 


Madame Soto, for taking me to France, 

it was a fun trip! Coach Bjerkness, for 

being my basketball coach. Mrs. Bruce, 

its been a fun four years in homeroom. 

Mr.Hynek and Mr. Hogendorp, for keeping 

score at games. 


My outstanding friends, for basically 

making my life and all those 

on the K55 retreat. 


Mr. Matt Hynek, for being the best 

teacher. 


Father Perham, for making Geometry 

once a week that much more 

fun. 


Coach K, for making me a better 

man. 


All teachers, for their guidance and 

patience. My peers, for the fun 

times we had. 



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I want to thank my parents, for this opportunity, 

and my teachers for educating 

me. 


Father Hall, the discipline in the class 

room. 


My parents and teachers. 


The roommates on the Europe Trip, for 

the nights i wont forget. 


I would like to thank all my teachers ,for 

putting me in a position to succeed. 


Thank you Class of 2011, parents & faculty, 

for these wonderful 4 years! 


Fr. Hall, Mr. Nowak, and Mr. Hogie for 

getting me back on track. 


Coaches, for shaping me into the person 

I am. 


Mrs. Cairo, for calling me Kitten and 

Cooper, for introducing that as my 

name. 

—Kathleen Naughton 

Father Hall and Mr. Waple because they 

are great teachers. 


Father Hall, for being a good man and an 

even better teacher. 

1. Ciara Collins 

2. Allie Vitale 

3. Tori Botsford 





—Derek Noel 

Adam Clementi, Webmaster, 4 memorable 

years of swimming and water polo. 

Mrs. Cleopatty Bruce, for being patient 

and nice to our homeroom when we 

would get rowdy. 


I would like to thank Mr. Neville, for his 

constant praise and encouragement. 


I would like to thank the teachers in the 

math lab, for helping me understand 

math. 


Thank you to all of my coaches, for 

teaching me to always work my hardest 

and never give up. 


I would like to thank my family and 

friends, for standing by me throughout 

my high school career. 


Madame Soto, Mr. G, and Mr. Neville, for 

being wonderful people. 


Mr. Neville, for keeping class interesting. 


I would like to thank everyone, for a 

great four years of High School. 


Mrs. Reedy, for being an amazing 

teacher who made me understand math 

no matter what we were learning. 

—Quinn Olender 

Everyone. 

—Patrick O’Malley 

Mrs. Bruce, for being the best homeroom 

teacher ever! 

—Frank Parise 

Father Hall and Father Corey, for the 

guides they were in shaping my life. 

—Anthony Pensa 

I’d like to thank all my friends, my 

teachers, and my parents, for the wonderful 

high school experience I had. 


Everyone in the class of 2011 for making 

these past four years amazing! 


Mr. G ,for the knowledge he provided 

me with. 

—Brian Pichardo

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I would like to thank all of the teachers, 

for preparing me for the future. 


I would like to thank Br. Trip, for teaching 

me the basics of math. Mr. Waple, 

for keeping class fun and interesting, 

and Mrs. Deger, for always being fun, 

funny, and energetic. 


Mrs. Bruce, for being my second mom. 

—Ally Redig 

Mrs. Guisti, for being amazing. 


I would like to thank Abbey Abraham. 


My friends, for the good times. 

—John Romanucci 

I would like to thank the friends I’ve 

made over my four years here, you’re 

amazing. 


My parents, for sending me to Saint 

Viator. Fr. Corey, for introducing me to 

STAND. 


Fr. Hall, for being such a great example 

for everyone on football and in your 

classes. 


I would like to thank my friends and 

teachers who have blessed my life so 

greatly. 


Fr. Van Wiel, for being an inspiring 

role model whose subtle hilariousness 

makes insane chemistry-possiblyenjoyable! 


Everyone. 

—Eric Ryan 

Mr. Neville, for all the great stories 

and lessons. 


Mr. Paolelli and the Viator Voice crew 

for some great times together. 

—Danny Saam 

Mrs. Giusti, for being the nicest 

teacher. 

—Sam Sammons 

Family and friends, for everything. 



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My friends, Mrs. Adams and Mr. G, for 

always brightening my day. 


I’d like to thank campus ministry, for 

putting up with me everyday. 


Mr. Seaman, for his amazing and encouraging 

attitude and his extreme tolerance 

for our antics. 


I would like to thank Mrs. Bruce, for being 

an awesome homeroom teacher and 

Mrs. Guisti, for being a sweetheart. 


Everyone I have met, for helping me succeed 

the best I can. 


Mr. Fuja, for all of the mornings you 

spent tutoring me for Spanish class, 

thank you! 


Coach Wayne, for being an awesome 

track coach. 


I would like to thank Coach Taylor because 

he has taught me vital information 

that will stick with me for the rest of my 

life. I’m gonna miss you! 


Jong, for helping me to pass math, and 

all of my friends, for always being there. 


Fr. Van Wiel, for the hardest and most 

interesting class I ever took at Viator. 

1. Jack Nuelle 1. Tori Botsford 

2. Brian Hansen 2. Claire Steward 

3. Jeremy Vivit 3. Samantha Ropski 


Father Hall. Thank you for teaching, 

helping, and supporting me these past 

two years. 


Mr. Waple, for making Tuesdays exciting. 


Mr. Neville, for teaching many life lessons 

about the world and the people in 

it. 


Mrs. Abrahamian, for being a truly wonderful 

human being in every possible 

way! 


I would like to thank Mr. Seaman, for 

constantly raising the expectation for all 

of us. 


Father Van Wiel, for being the best 

teacher ever. 


Mrs. Manno and Mrs. Dutmers, for letting 

me be a part of this community. 

—Joseph Suh 

I would love to thank so many people 

but mostly coaches and my favorite 

teachers. 


My parents, for sending me to St. Viator. 

I would also like to say thanks to all of 

those who have made St. Viator a great 

experience. 

—Joe Surdam 

Mrs. Cairo, for always keeping Bio 

interesting with her “mating lab” and 

questionable humor... 


Mr. G, for expanding my artistic 

knowledge. 


Mama Vitale, for being just as sweet 

as the sweets she would send me. 


Mrs. Guisti, for making enviromental 

science interesting everyday. 


All of my teachers and staff , for 

making my high school experience 

awesome. 


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Jack Nuelle, for accompanying me 

in getting fully into Harry Potter 

Homecoming (wands, dress robes, 

etc.). 


Father Corey, for getting me truly 

thinking about my faith and its role 

in my life. 


I would like to thank the Group 

MMS, for always being there for me. 


I would like to thank my parents, 

for sending me to Catholic schools 

all my life. I would like to thank my 

boyfriend, Ryan, for showing me 

what love is. 


I would like to thank my parents, 

for always encouraging, believing, 

and giving me advice. 


Mr.Waple, for teaching the class 

that shaped my future. 


Mr.Paulik, for being amazing every 

single day. Mr.Neville, for being 

the most sincere, entertaining man 

ever. 

—Lexi Weck 

Tim Mack, Mr. Seaman, and Mr. 

Sanford, for making me feel welcome 

at St. Viator. 


Mr. Fuja, for being the person that 

he is, precisely. 


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Mrs. Majka, for letting me chill 

in her classroom all the time. 


Mrs. Adams and Mr. Nall, awesome 

teachers. Actually learned 

in their class. Fr.Hall and Coach 

K. 

—Mikey Wolf 

Mr. Bjerkness, for forgiving me 

after starting raves during class 

via my backpack speakers. 


Mr. Neville, for teaching literature 

in a whole new way. 


My parents, for always being 

there for me. 


Father Van Wiel, for being Father 

Van Wiel day in and day out. 

Dean, for working twice as hard 

as any Dean should ever have to 

work. 


My teachers, friends & Dean 

Deb, for your kindness and 

friendship I will always be grateful. 


I would like to thank Mrs. Englbrecht, 

for her contined support 

and help with algebra and 

geometry. 

—Colleen Zitkus 


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almost be a doctor 

In 10 years, I, Katherine Bertolini, 

will be loving life and living next to my 

best friend, Kathleen Kane, making 

more money than her and letting her 

mooch off of me. 

In 10 years, I, Lauren Biernacki, don’t 

have plans past December 21, 2012... 

In 10 years, I, Luke Biondi, will be rolling 

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In 10 years, I, Graham Blus, will have 

a successful fi lm career. I will live in 

California and hopefully have a wife and 

kids of my own. 

In 10 years, I, Tori Botsford, will be 

working as an agent (Ari Gold), working 

my way up to Dana Gordon status, and 

sabotaging all of my clients because I am 

not the one in front of the camera. 

In 10 years, I, Ryan Boyer, will have a 

steady job and be starting a family. 

In 10 years, I, Margaret Brennan, will 

be living it up with Emma and Christian 

on the beaches of Laguna. We will be living 

in Kyle Martin’s penthouse as sister 

wives to Christian. 

In 10 years, I, Lauren Bunda, will 

hopefully be traveling around the world. 

In 10 years, I, Tara Burns, will hopefully 

be married and possibly have a kid. 

I will have gone sky diving and survived. 

I will have my dream job, whatever it 

may be, and live somewhere warm. 

In 10 years, I, Julie Burny, will be 

living downtown above Barney’s. The 

reality show about my styling business 

and crazy day-to-day antics of 

my life will have taken off . I will also 

own a chain of successful McDonald’s. 

In 10 years, I, Louis Capozzoli, 

will be winning. 

In 10 years, I, Taylor Carlson, will 

be living on the East Coast. 

In 10 years, I, Colin Carney, will be 

loaded and planning my retirement. 

In 10 years, I, Kevin Cascino, will 

be making bank, bro, and running 

the Catalina Wine Mixer.

fastforward 

astforward 

In 10 years, I, Jaclyn Catanese, will be 

working as a nurse, married with kids, 

and living in a big house somewhere 

warm. 

In 10 years, I, Peter Cleary, will return 

to teach at SVHS and integrate Pastafarianism 

into the World Religions course. 

I will also own a dachshund named 

“Samwise.” 

In 10 years, I, Carlyn Clevenger, will 

be on the beach getting tan for once in 

my life. 

In 10 years, I, Ciara Collins, will be 

trying to get a job in Hollywood—but 

Tori Botsford will be my agent, so it’ll be 

a lost cause. 

In 10 years, I, Haley 

Cooper, will be 

married and living in 

Chicago. 

In 10 years, I, Kristen 

Cozzi, will either be enjoying a life 

being a sports agent, or working as a 

campus minister. 

In 10 years, I, George Cwiak, will be 

working for the CIA, driving a giant 

pickup truck, and living with 

my hot European supermodel 

wife. I’m thinking she’ll be Swedish. 

In 10 years, I, Emily Davenport, 

will be living downtown, married, 

and managing a runway. 

In 10 years, I, Joseph DeBiase, 

will still live with my parents while 

working at Culvers and will still be 

driving my Firebird. Or in jail for 

attempting to rob a bank. 

In 10 years, I, Rebecca Dela- 

hunty, will be a physical therapist 

for a professional sports team. 

In 10 years, I, Gino Demonte, 

will be in California with Jorvy, 

Rameen, and Kyle. 

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In 10 years, I, Emily Depner, will have 

traveled the world, started my career, 

gotten married, and started a family. 

In 10 years, I, Hank DeTrempe, will 

be a combination of my idols: Ted Mosby 

and Barney Stinson. I’ll be telling my 

kids the LEGENDARY story of how I met 

their mother while always reminding 

them I’m awesome. 

In 10 years, I, Angelica Dickey, will be 

attending medical school. 

In 10 years, I, Danielle Di Silvestro, 

will hopefully be doing something I am 

passionate about. 

In 10 years, I, Christian DiVito, will be 

married and running my own business. 

I will have a large family living in a nice 

house. 

1. Frank Avino 1. Samantha Ropski 

2. Brian Hansen 2. Nina Marshall 

3. Tim Hogaboom 3. Colleen Zitkus 


In 10 years, I, Natalie Dolan, will have 

a job that I love, which also earns me a 

lot of money. 

In 10 y years, , I, , Emmanuel 

Dominguez, will 

hopefully be done with 

graduate school and 

have a job that I enjoy 

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much. 


Margaret 

Dougherty, will be 

earning my master’s degree in nursing 

and living in the city with Jaclyn Koziol. 

In 10 years, I, Sean Dowd, will be living 

on the West Coast enjoying the surf, sun, 

and snowboarding 

In 10 years, I, Jessica Duarte, will 

probably be wondering where I’ll be in 

the next 10 years. 

In 10 years, I, Brian Fabbri, will own a 

business. 

In 10 years, I, Joseph Falduto, will still 

be sexy. 

In 10 years, I, Scott Faul, will be retired 

and living the good life. 

In 10 years, I, Nicholas Fedyna, will 

be a Chippendale dancer. 

In 10 years, I, Michael Ferrazzuolo, 

will become the President of the United 

States, regardless of the fact that I will 

not be 35… 

In 10 years, I, Matthew Filstead, will 

be a Hollywood fi lm actor. 

In 10 years, I, Nicholas Fiore, will be 

28. 

In 10 years, I, Michael Flaherty, will 

be a voice actor. 

In 10 years, I, John Foong, will be 

married to the girl I left behind, settled 

down somewhere nice, and will keep 

my children away from the Tea Lady. 

In 10 years, I, Dana Franceschini, 

will have graduated college and earned 

my degree in veterinary medicine. I will 




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be enjoying my life as a newly-wed and 

the owner of an animal hospital. 

In 10 years, I, Elizabeth Freda, will 

be married to the lead singer of Passion 

Pit, have 2 kids and a dog, and co-own 

a gorgeous beach house with Nicole 

In 10 years, I, Andrew Gusmano, will 

be married, have kids, and will be working 

to fi nd an alternative energy supply, 

or possibly be in law school working on a 

criminal law degree. 

In 10 years, I, Brian Hansen, will be 


Chad Holsworth, 

w will 

still be waiting 

for a team from 

Cleveland to 

win a championship. 

In 10 years, I, Jack Horvath, will be 

sitting in my penthouse overlooking the 

ocean with all the bros. 

In 10 years, I, Brett Hower, will be- 

Wasowicz. 

doing what I’m always doing: living life come a billionaire by convincing people 

In 10 years, I, Nicholas Frett, will be out to the fullest....Carpe Deim, seize the to pay me just for being extremely good 

making Frettzles. 

day! 

looking. 

In 10 years, I, Jack Gaff ney, will be In 10 years, I, Andrew Hayes, will be In 10 years, I, Carolyn Hutyra, will be 

making bank, bro, and driving a Range living the high life as the radio voice of a certifi ed doctor living in Canada with 

Rover. 

the Chicago Cubs. 

the fantastic Katherine Maul and our ad- 

In 10 years, I, Kevin 

In 10 years, I, Matthew Heck, will be opted Afghani child named Laila/Tariq. 

Gallagher, will be in my house that 

has an underground d fi sh s maze. a e. “Where e e 

does this maze 

go?” you may ask. 

“Why, it connects 

to Bryan Senchuk’s 

house, of 

course!” 

out of college and working in a dental 

practice. p 

In 10 years, I, Justin Imhoff , will have 


Richard Gattone, will be an established 

businessman. 

In 10 years, I, Daniel Geitz, will probably 

be in jail, missing, or dead. 

In 10 years, I, Edward Golin, will 

probably be sipping champagne on 

the balcony of my California beachhouse, 

watching the new crops roll 

in. 

In 10 years, I, Brian Goss, will be 

living in that one place with that one 

job. 

In 10 years, I, Krista Green, will 

be happily married to the man of my 

dreams, dancing on Broadway, and 

taking frequent visits to our California 

beach-house with our little 

blonde munchkins frolicking around. 

In 10 years, I, Keegan Griebel, 

will be living life in Puerto Vallarta 

working as a cool, energetic poolside 

server at the Rui while Kathleen Kane 

meets all the hot locals. 

In 10 years, I, Timothy 

hopefully graduated from dental school 

Hogaboom, will still be playing with and be on my way to starting a family. 

the Slayers in indoor soccer leagues and In 10 years, I, Maxwell Jansons, will 

excelling at being a trophy husband. be working in an advertising fi rm. 

In 10 years, I, Justin Johnson, will 

be in the NBA scoring, on average, 32.5 

points a game. 

In 10 years, I, Ally Joyce, will be 

happily married and have a mansion 

because my husband will be a heart 

surgeon. 

In 10 years, I, Kathleen Kane, will 

be working under the supervision 

of Katherine Bertolini at the Rui in 

Puerto Vallarta as a fl irty, thirty, and 

thriving pool dancer with Keegan 

Griebel. 

In 10 years, I, Chelsea Karson, will 

be working as a nurse anesthetist and 

living in a Victorian house with my 

1. Frank Avino 1. Carolyn Hutyra husband and pets. I’ll work in my gar- 

2. Jack Nuelle 2.Katherine Bertolini den, read in my library, and hang out 

with my friends. 

3. Stephen Zieman 3. Valerie Kiebala

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astforward 

In 10 years, I, Margaret Kern, will have 

invented the most eff ective spandex and 

earn enough money to buy professional 

lacrosse teams and do 

personal interviews with all 

the players. 

In 10 years, I, JongHoon 

Kim, will be in this world 

somewhere doing whatever 

I end up doing. 

In 10 years, I, David Kingsley, will not 

be around since the world is ending in 

2012. 

In 10 years, I, Siobhan Klinkenberg, 

will be working at a major architectural 

fi rm in a city while owning my own hair 

salon for fun. I will be engaged to a guy 

who is going pro in a sport and we will 

be traveling around a lot. I will also be 

in the process of adopting a child from a 

foreign country. 

In 10 years, I, Emma Koehler, will be 

married to Christian DiVito and Maggie 

Brennan living it up on the beaches of 

Laguna in Kyle Martin’s penthouse. 

In 10 years, I, Caitlin Kompanowski, 

will be a dentist and married. I will 

either be pregnant with my fi rst of fi ve 

kids or will already have had him or her. 

In 10 years, I, Cameron Korab, will be 

retired and making swift beats with Nick 

Frett and Tupac. 

In 10 years, I, Jaclyn Koziol, will be 

the world’s most famous plastic surgeon, 

working on 

all the celebrities, 

while living in the 

city with Maggie 

Dougherty 

in our luxurious 

apartment with a 

lakefront view. 

In 10 years, I, Billy 

Krawzak, will be living in Manchester, 

England, where I will be attending every 

Manchester United match from my front 

row seats at Old Traff ord. 

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In 10 years, I, Michael Krzoska, will 

have fi nally gone heli-skiing. 

In 10 years, I, Alli Lardner, will, hope- 

fully, love my work and will be starting a 

family. 

In 10 years, I, Emily Leazer, will be 

catching up on my sleep. 

In 10 years, I, Torey Lenart, will be 

working as a grip on a fi lm set, trying to 

make my way up in the camera department 

to reach my dream job of being a 

cinematographer. 

In 10 years, I, Joseph Letke, will be a 

doctor/lawyer/scientist/DJ/studio gui- 

g y y J g 

tarist. I will also be married to a classy 

lady. 

In 10 years, I, Matthew Letke, will be 

prank calling C-Span and hitting up high 

school parties. 

In 10 years, I, Sarah Levenson, will 

be living within walking distance of the 

ocean and have a successful career as a 

pharmacist. 

In 10 years, I, David Lewis, will be a 

corporate lawyer and have visited Europe 

and Australia. 

In 10 years, I, Michael Licari, will be 

a famous rapper like Mac Miller, but 

people will like me more. And I’ll have a 

son named Cristiano Licari. 


In 10 years, I, Serena Lim, will be happily 

married in New York and fi nishing 

up my residency. 

In 10 years, I, Daniel Loizzi, will be 

living in the city and working as a sports 

agent for the biggest athletes and married 

to a ten. 

In 10 years, I, Dana Lopez, will be 

working as a nurse in Boulder, Colorado 

with my family. 

In 10 years, I, Paulette Lopez, will be 

28 years old. Also, I will, hopefully, be 

starting a family, be working in the career 

of my choice, and own a convertible. 


Thomas Lopez, 

38 

will w 

be riding 

through the city 

in a Cutlass. 


Sean Paul 

Loup, will be fulfi lling my dream of 

creating an M.I.A. cover band and performing 

Wednesday evenings at Durty 

Nellie’s in Palatine. 

In 10 years, I, Nicole LoVerde, will be 

living in the city or somewhere warm. 

In 10 years, I, Eric Loy, will be fl ying my 

hang-glider as my mode of transportation. 

I will have a kestrel and a fox as a 

pet. I will have a beard and being living 

free. 

In 10 years, I, Timothy Mack, will be 

making my childhood dream a reality 

by becoming the fi rst ever cowboy/rockstar/ninja/doctor 

to walk on Mars. 

In 10 years, I, Maggie Madden, will be 

doing my residency and living happily in 

the city of Chicago. 



In 10 years, I, Biancca Mansourian, 

will, hopefully, be an English professor. 

In 10 years, I, Kim Marcial, will have 

graduated college and have a job. 

In 10 years, I, Nina Marshall, will be 

married to my soul mate (or back-up 

soul mate), be a successful lawyer, and 

be living in a home with a wrap-around 

porch, a picket fence, and a vegetable 

garden. 

In 10 years, I, Danny Martin, will be 

earning and burning, snapping necks 

and cashing checks. 

In 10 years, I, Kyle Martin, will be with 

Gino sitting big in California with some 

fi ne looking women. I should be retired 

by then and doing whatever I want. 

In 10 years, I, Mac Mastrangeli, will 

be working as the strength and conditioning 

coach at Saint Viator because 

that is my dream job. 

In 10 years, I, Katherine Maul, will 

be a successful engineer who lives with 

the forever thin Carolyn Hutyra in the 

Canadian wilderness with our beautiful 

Afghani child while writing our Emersonian 

novel. 

In 10 years, I, Mary Kate McAlpine, 

will be either a poor but happy 

actress or a rich but not-as-happy 

child psychologist. It’s a lose-lose 

situation, really. 

In 10 years, I, Kimberly McAvoy, 

will co-own a fashion design store 

with my sisters, and, hopefully, be 

married with kids. 

In 10 years, I, Martha McAvoy, will 

own my own clothing stores with my 

two sisters and be married. 

In 10 years, I, Lauren McGuigan, 

will be in medical school (or not), 

be just as sarcastic as I am today, 

and have the same amazingly loving 

friends. 

In 10 years, I, Ryan McGuigan, will 

be 28. 

In 10 years, I, Christine McKee, 


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will have an engineering degree and be 

working on a ship traveling around the 

world. With the money I earn, I will go 

on mission trips everywhere. 

In 10 years, I, Jimmy Menges, will be 

breaking necks and cashing checks. 

In 10 years, I, Kyle Metler, will have 

recently fi nished my education and be 

working in an interesting engineering 

job. 

In 10 years, I, Chris Miklius, will be 

a successful, happily married businessman. 

In 10 years, I, Dominic Monaco, will 

be at your local high school party, failing 

miserably to relive my high school days. 

In 10 years, I, Grant Monson, will be 

making millions in Vegas. 

In 10 years, I, Matthew Morsches, 

will be married to hot woman, if all goes 

according to plan. 

In 10 years, I, Dan Moynihan, will be 

out of college and living in an amazing 

house and have season tickets to the 

Bulls games. 

In 10 years, I, Marissa Mueller, will be 

1. Nina Marshall 

2. Krista Green 

3. Jenny Walesa 


2. Andrew Bertagna 

3. Jack Gaff ney 


happy, possibly married, have an awesome 

job, and living life to the fullest. 

In 10 years, I, Steven Munroe, will 

be a crime fi ghting superhero with my 

sidekick Dangerous Dave Daniels. 

In 10 years, I, Conner Murphy, will 

still be “bro’in’” it out in a basement with 

Derek and Pichardo while my wife yells 

at me because Brian Pichardo won’t leave 

and his wife is worried too. 


Kathleen 

Naughton, will 

be living in the city 

of Chicago, just out 

of graduate school, 

working as a physical 

therapist. 

In 10 years, I, Marcus Niro, will be half 

lawyer and half ski bum. 

In 10 years, I, Derek Noel, will be a 

Sports Center anchor. 

In 10 years, I, Stephanie Nolan, will 

be living in a comfortable mansion in 

California and married to Daniel Tosh. 

In 10 years, I, Jack Nuelle, will be 

newly married, an expert at preparing 

Mac and Cheese, in possession of lots 

of books, attempting to sell my words to 

those who will read them, and a world 

traveler. 

In 10 years, I, Lauren Oberbroeckling, 

will be married, living in Chicago, 

and have a successful job. 

In 10 years, I, Kelly O’Brien, will 

be celebrating multiple Cubs World 

Series Championships while loving 

my job as a sportscaster. 

In 10 years, I, Erin O’Connell, will 

have settled into a career and/or family 

and still be creating art. 

In 10 years, I, Kelly O’Connell, will 

be happy wherever I am. 

In 10 years, I, Gregory O’Connor, 

will be. 

In 10 years, I, Quinn O’Grady, will 

be out of college, have a job, a wife, 

and couple of kids. 

In 10 years, I, Quinn Olender, will 

have my own small business. 

In 10 years, I, Pat O’Malley, will be 

winning. 

In 10 years, I, Amanda Pacholok,

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astforward 

will be sitting on a beach in Hawaii. 

In 10 years, I, Frank Parise, will have 

opened up a fi sh taco bar, still be living 

in Chicago, and married to the woman of 

my dreams. 

In 10 years, I, Anthony Pensa, will 

have fi nished my residency and will have 

begun practicing medicine. 

In 10 years, I, Gregory Perkowski, 

will hopefully be fi nished with medical 

school and doing my residency at a 

hospital. 

In 10 years, I, Kelsey Peters, will be 

living in my cozy home and hopefully 

teaching little kids! Oh, and Alexis Weck 

will be cooking for me every day because 

she makes the best 

food in the world. 


Brian Pichardo, 

will be chilling in 

the FLA on a beach 

somewhere with 

the bros or still 

in the man cave, aka, Conner Murphy’s 

basement. 

In 10 years, I, Kevin Pleli, will hopefully 

be having a high paying job in 

the business world. 

In 10 years, I, Caitlin Poltzer, 

will be living in New York with 

a successful job in fashion and 

journalism. 

In 10 years, I, Ally Redig, will be 

living in Beverly Hills with my own 

OB-GYN clinic. 

In 10 years, I, Ciara Reidy, 

will be living in an apartment in 

downtown Chicago, while being an 

elementary school teacher. 

In 10 years, I, Natasha Remiasz, 

will be a small animal veterinarian. 

In 10 years, I, Andrele Reyes, 

will be successful and be living the 

high life with the rest of the Fantastic 

Four on Lake Shore Drive. 

In 10 years, I, John Romanucci, 

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will be watching Bulls games from the 

owner’s box. 

In 10 years, I, Callie Romenesko, will 

be a published author working on my 

second novel, or a successful journalist. 

But above all, I will be happy with where 

I am in life and what I’m doing. 

In 10 years, I, Connor Romenesko, 

will be teaching in an inner-city school, 

hoping one of my siblings will loan me 

money. 

In 10 years, I, Ryan Romenesko, will 

be a mild- mannered accountant by day, 

but a crime-fi ghting superhero by night. 

In 10 years, I, Samantha Ropski, will 

be working in Campus Ministry at Saint 

Viator. 

In 10 years, I, Rachel Ruddick, will 

1. Eddie Zahrebelski 

2. Greg Perkowski 

3. Peter Cleary 



2. Torey Lenart 

3. Jennifer Ball 

be traveling the world, living off money 

from teaching English. I’ll meanwhile 

discover a new plant species, learn how 

to make gorilla calls, and ride an ostrich. 

In 10 years, I, Eric Ryan, be doing 

something, somewhere, with some 

people. 

In 10 years, I, Patrick Ryan, will have a 

lot of money. 

In 10 years, 

I, Danny 

Saam, will be 

a successful 

civil attorney 

and have a cozy condo to live in. 

In 10 years, I, Sam Sammons, will be 

married and have a family. 

In 10 years, I, Mike Santorsola, will 

be living a wonderful life in my Vegas 

penthouse, or living in any ridiculous 

mansion with a bunch of things that I do 

not need. Or, I will be President of the 

United States, even if that is not possible. 

I can’t decide. 

In 10 years, I, Cory Saunders, will 

be wealthy, wise and living life to the 

fullest. 

In 10 years, I, Nicholas Scarimbolo, 

will be living in my multimillion dollar 

house in Malibu with my friends and 

my entourage. 

In 10 years, I, Andrea Schneider, 

will be living and teaching in the wonderful 

city of Chicago. 

In 10 years, I, Kelly Schreuder, will 

be driving my white Jeep Wrangler to 

swim practice. 

In 10 years, I, Emily Schulze, will be 

working as a doctor somewhere in the 

world and helping others. 

In 10 years, I, Eileen Scully, will be 

working as a surgical nurse in sports 

medicine, and happily married to an 

NHL player or doctor with kids and 

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spending my free time at my beach 

house in Discovery Bay, CA. 

In 10 years, I, Bryan Senchuk, will be 

living in a house next to Kevin Gallagher, 

and a series of underground tunnels will 

connect our houses. I will be the captain 

of an underground bowling league. I will 

be happily married with two kids that 

will be shipped off in their fi rst ten years 

of life and be genetically engineered into 

superhuman athletes. I will then live off 

the success of my children. 

In 10 years, I, Megan g Shover, , will 

be fi nished 

with my business 

degree at 

Carthage, will 

be fi nished with 

law school, and 

I will have a job 

at a law fi rm 

somewhere in the Chicago area. 

In 10 years, I, Jack Simpson, will be 

basically the same but have a lot of 

money and live in Ireland. 

In 10 years, I, Taylor Skala, will 

be married to my lovely husband 

with at least two children, preferably 

boys. I will also be working as either 

an optometrist or a sports announcer 

on television. 

In 10 years, I, Annie Slusher, will 

be fi nished with law school, will 

join the Peace Corps, and will be 

engaged. 

In 10 years, I, Rob Smoczynski, 

will be chilling at my own marketing 

fi rm. I will probably have a kid or 

two with my wife. 

In 10 years, I, Austin Spahr, will 

be a businessman with a side job of 

hand modeling. 

In 10 years, I, Tommy Spiekerman, 

will still be asking Maggie 

Kern for help with whatever job I 


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have. 

In 10 years, I, Margaret Stefanowski, 

will have graduated college and probably 

be married and driving my kids to practice 

in my 1996 white mini-van which my 

family refused to get rid of. 

In 10 years, I, Claire Stewart, will be a 

religion teacher and/or campus minister 

at Saint Viator, where I will get paid to go 

on Kairos three times a year. 

In 10 years, I, Nikki Stout, will hopefully 

be writing for a magazine, traveling 

the world, and fi nding beautiful quirks 

in everything I see. 

In 10 years, I, Christine Straka, will be 

a gold digger and living in a mansion on 

1. Frank Avino 

2. Gino Demonte 

3. Peter Cleary 

1. Lexi Weck 

2. Katherine Bertolini (tie) 

2. Andrea Schneider (tie) 


the beach. 

In 10 years, I, Joseph Suh, will be working 

at a very interesting place. 

In 10 years, 

I, Tracy Supergan, 

will 

be working 

and hopefully 

starting a family. 

In 10 years, 

I, Joe Surdam, will be married, living 

with my family in the city, and excelling 

at my job. 

In 10 years, I, Julie Sweeney, will be 

married and living on the West Coast. I 

will have a happy family with two kids 

(so far) and still depending on Eric Loy 

to fi gure my life out for me. I will be in 

the process of owning all of my pets on 

the future-pet list, which was developed 

in Mrs. Cairo’s class (I’ll name my hedgehog 

Eileen). 

In 10 years, I, Samantha Swiderski, 

will be working as a nurse at Children’s 

downtown, be in graduate 

school, and be married. 

In 10 years, I, Jess Tanyko, will be 

living in a hut on a beach and spending 

my time in the ocean. 

In 10 years, I, George Theotokatos, 

will be arresting Jack Nuelle for 

terrorist crimes against the Federal 

Government of Greece and eating 

celebratory baklava, knowing my life 

goal is fi nally complete. 

In 10 years, I, Allison Toussaint, 

will be happily married to the man 

of my dreams, have four kids and be 

living somewhere warm. 

In 10 years, I, Alex Tuccori, will be 

happily married, living in the city 

near all my friends and family.

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In 10 years, I, Allison Vitale, will be 

happily living with my starving artist 

of a husband in our yellow house with 

a red door, beginning what will be our 

very large family. 

In 10 years, I, Jeremy Vivit, will be a 

singing dermatologist. 

In 10 years, I, Jenny Walesa, will have 

already taken over the Maczko dentistry 

business and will be happily married to 

the man of my dreams while living in 

our dream house. 

In 10 years, I, Sam Wallenberg, will 

be a successful occupational therapist 

and have a part time job as a 

photographer for concerts. I will 

be married to Ryan Yueill with 

children. 

In 10 years, I, Natalie Wasmund, 

will likely be fi nished 

with college with a degree, have an 

internship, or be in some type of 

work. 

In 10 years, I, Nicole Wasowicz, 

will be spending my summers on 

the coast of somewhere beautiful 

with Liz Freda, designing sparkling 

cities, and being happy kicking 

back with my family and dog 

(to be named Chesney). 

In 10 years, I, Lexi Weck, will 

be married with children. I’ll be 

teaching high school English 

and/or history. I’ll be working at 


St.Viator with George, Nina, Claire, and 

Jack. Also, I will be visiting Kelsey Peters 

frequently so that I can cook for her 

since she refuses to. 

In 10 years, I, Andrew White, will 

have fi nished college and graduate 

school, be working in my career, and 

thinking about getting married. 

In 10 years, I, Kenny Wienckowski, 

will be on tour with Pat Schuetz as my 

caddie, since he is already used to carrying 

my bag. 

In 10 years, I, Madeline Wimberly, 

will be curing cancer and the common 

1. Jack Nuelle + Allie Vitale 

2. Austin Spahr + Becky Delahunty 

2. Mike Krzoska + Lauren Biernacki 

cold for Libby Burkman, researching 

how brown cows make chocolate milk, 

and still swimming with the Alligators. 

In 10 years, I, Mikey Wolf, will be in a 

war with Greg Perkowski for the other 

half of the world. 

In 10 years, I, Melanie Wood, will be 

retired, living in Australia and working 

as skydiving instructors. We will 

spend our free time snorkeling the Great 

Barrier Reef, cliff gliding, and bungee 

jumping. 

In 10 years, I, Kelli Wosick, will be 

teaching high school English, possibly 

at Saint Viator, and I may or may not 

be married. 

In 10 years, I, Kevin Young, will 

have an engineering degree, work 

for Lockheed, and live on Lakeshore 

Drive with the rest of the Fantastic 

Four. 

In 10 years, I, Eddie Zahrebelski, 

will be 10 years older. 

In 10 years, I, Stephen Zieman, will 

have graduated from college with a 

major in political science, be married, 

and be elected as a Republican to the 

Illinois House. 

In 10 years, I, Colleen Zitkus, will 

be 27, living in Arlington Heights, 

have a job with the Arlington Heights 

Police Department, have multiple 

pets (including a horse), and be married. 

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Search Senior Wills 

I, Abbey Abraham, will to Emily Simon, 

all my MCR albums; to Emily Simeone, 

my loyal friend Gandhi; to Maggie 

Rountree, a dinosaur; and to Tyler Mc- 

Crea and Pablo Pulsifer, the Pick of Destiny. 

I, Rawan Ahram, will to Emily Depner, 

Chipotle; and to Andrele Reyes, fruit 

snacks. 

I, Anthony Alaniz, will to Meghan 

Saulka, my Spanish 1.5 notebook. 

I, Michael Alegnani, will to Michael 

McGrath, my goalie skills; to Ashwin, my 

goal scoring ability; and to the water polo 

team, a state championship. 

I, Morgan Anderson, will to Katie, 

three; to Alex, fatspot skills; to Kathaleen, 

you know who; to Dolan, fl ipkicks; 

to Julie, 17/55; to Tim, mountain dew; 

to Lo, big thighs and MelCox’s baton; 

to Dickey; my captainship; to Ciara; my 

back fl exibility, to Megan,a hate letter; 

to Bree, a world’s ring; and to Varsity, my 

dance skills. 

I, Nickas James 

Antoniou, will to 

Timmy, my scripts; to 

Ryan Lavelle, a chest 

bump; to DeWald, my 

account; to Jimmy Sexton, 

I leave Watson; to 

Lou, a high fi ve; to Jack 

Kellner, my Russian Police 

Baton; to Kit-Kat, 

my golf clubs and a pat 

on the head; and to Yoder, 

my soul (so that 

you may have one). 

I, Katy Augustyn, 

will to Sam Hardt, hazy 

Sunday mornings running on coff ee and 

no sleep, Ace Rizzle, and 8th period; to 

Abbey Abraham, the many memories 

with Rocky, Ghandi, and Sasha, and my 

Indian accent; to Emily Simeone, room 

216, and the dubstep remix of Summertime; 

to Tyler McCrea, Dreamweaver; and 


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to Pablo Pulsifer, Heaven music at 7/11. 

I, Francis Avino, will to Joe Lorenzini, 

my spot in the West Meadows locker 

room; to my freshman LINK Crew homeroom 

(the Querbes Skcholars), the joy of 

looking back on four years 

of success;and to Steve Jensen 

and Andrew Lasia, the 

chance to attend Kairos 

next year. 

I, Rameen Bahramirad, 

will to Baniak, Charizard 

and bizzos; to the bros, 

magic, getting weird, and 

fi re; to Romteen, Charmander; 

to Brian Ell, hummus; 

to LenDoggyDog, My ‘CK’ 

; to Cosimo, ‘grandma banana’; 

to Rosie, Silly Goose 

‘V’; to Brent P, my dog; to 

Vince, my bed; and to Catherine 

Riggle, my mom. 

I, Megan Bailey, will to Colin, B96 in 

the morning, the car, and my 

lacrosse skills; to the girls basketball 

team, Coach Bjerkness’s 

book of quotes and my skills; 

to Marty, late night oovoo sessions; 

to Mayo, my love; to Ryan, 

Colin, take care of him, and a 

pencil; and to Joe, car rides from 

school. 

I, Jennifer Ball, will to Fremd 

and Stevenson, my crazy friends; 

to Tori, unlimited Liquid Fusion 

and a clean-up on “aisle vegetable”; 

to Natalie, hitchhiking 

to Viator and the Tendercrisp 

we had to have; to Button-nose, 

my favorite freshman, a game of 

bowling; and to Patrick, peace and love; 

and to my homeroom, a new fan. 

I, Robert Bansfi eld, will to Pablo Pulsifer, 

a razor to shave his head; and to Joseph, 

my awesome looks and some hand 

sanitizer. 

I, Ryan Barth, will to Patrick 

Hulsebosch my seat in French; and to 


They aren’t just FarmVille gifts 

Seniors give more than just crops for your virtual farm 

Patrick Hulsebosch and Liam Klinkenberg, 

the good times to come in french 

class. 

I, Melanie Battaglia, will to Eileen, 

Libby, and Carson, swim captains; to 

K56, an amazing 

experience; to Emily, 

stand partner; 

to Maddy, champions 

gate; to Erin, 

rides home; to 

Megan, passing 

buddy; to Margaret 

and Bridget, Study 

hall; to Laura, a 

golfcart; and to the 

swim team, Adam’s 

crazy, hard practices; 

and to the polo 

team, Florida Trip. 

I, Nick Baur, will 

to Jack Fulton and Romteen Bahramirad, 

my Community Center Dime Dropping 

swag; to Pat Schuetz and Jeremy 

O’Donnell, my ragin’ cagin’ fl ow; and to 

Dan O’Malley, my ski trip tactics and my 

Chuck Becker Forum contract. 

I, Jason Bennett, will to Teddy Marszelak, 

my passion for singing; and to Sean 

Carney and Billy Cavenagh, my seat at 

Mr. A’s 

I, Taylor Benoit, will to Joe Farrell, my 

singing voice; to Claire Stewart, my water 

buff alo; to Samantha Ropski, my common 

sense so you won’t injure yourself again, 

to Lexie Ropski and Kelsey Trimble, my 

hugs; and to Alexis Weck, Virginia Wolfe 

I, Andrew Bertagna, will to Joe Surdam, 

commonsense; to Erika Kreiner, a 

faithful boyfriend; and to Joe Ferante, the 

title of “snake.” 

I, Katherine Bertolini, will to Kathleen, 

ya know? and the past 4 years; to 

Jenny, car rides and our shrine; to Krista, 

secrets and my dance moves; to Cooper, 

my charm and sass; to Keegan, creepin’ 

and bike rides; to Tara, skateboards and 

our childhood; to Marge, my relationship

freestuff reestuff 

with 

your 

family; 

to 

Alex, 

hypothetic 

a l 

situations; 

to Anna, female leadership; and to Ryan, 

my scent? 

I, Lauren Biernacki, will to Katelyn 

Hammerland, all my friends, mojo jojo 

headquarters, and a hint of romance; to 

Bree StPiere, Saturday nights; to Anna 

Malpanes, fl exibility; and to Clare Koehler, 

snuggling and Luke. 

I, Graham Blus, will to Matt Heck, my 

mustang for a day; to Tristan Blus, all my 

gangster swagger; and to Frank Travaglio 

any night rides with the top down and a 

lotto ticket. 

I, Tori Botsford, will to G2, cotton 

candy spray; to my daughters, my legacy 

(even bilkers); to Ciara, our futures as 

Montgomery wives; to Megan, con bro 

chill; to Mel, spots 1&2 on the list; to Ally, 

Weezy; to Vanni, my hair; to Bridget, fever, 

fi nnys, and CJs; to Liz, BOOM!; and 

to Jen, Kyle and Maxx. 

I, Ryan Boyer, will to Eric ‘Suttbags’ 

Sutton, my Super- 

Smash-Bros skills 

(original of course); 

to Steve Jensen, the 

Saint Viator Swim 

Team; to Anthony 

DiSilvestro, the Saint 

Viator Water Polo 

Team and the right 

to make fun of Steve 

Jensen when he pulls 

a ‘Steve,’; and to 

Sean McDermot, my 

voice. 

I, Maggie Brennan, will to JV ‘11, 

frosty fridays and Fuja’s inspiration to 

the team; to Sara, dynamic duo trophy; 

to Tori, wrestling tournaments and born 

this way dance; to Abbey, lot’s of jokes for 

next years ski trip; to Christina, Conor; to 

Conor, being late. 

I, Tara Burns, will to cirone, lo, darling, 

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& Meghan Cavanagh, summer tumbling; 

to Kitty, our drives; to Jax, my black 

eye; to tkane, my names legacy; to 

coop, my salads; to marge, my rationalizatoin; 

to katherine, my skateboard; 

and to my JV soccer team, 

RAMBO. 

I, Julie Burny, will to Morgan Anderson, 

midnight Hannah Montana 

premieres and Camp Rock; to Natalie 

Dolan, carpooling, Zoolander 

quotes, and recycling club; to Kiki 

Sassalino, the coolest nickname ever, 

LOLz and “Kiki Kalls”; to Amy Stringfellow, 

my looks; to Siobhan Klinkenberg, 

shabonah and angle side side, cause if 

you use it, you are one. 

I, Louis Capozzoli, will to Munroe, 100 

dollar 

bills; to 

Gino, 

my inn 

o - 

cence; 

t o 

Fiore, 

bears; 

to Baniak, 

pigsauce; to Kyle, gotcha big boy; to 

Pat, slaski; to Jimmy, Casey O’Connel; to 

Marcus, my coozi; to Rameen, a pound; 

to Cosimo, banana my grandma, to Brint, 

my steeze; to Romteen, my hats. 

I, Taylor Carlson, will to Katie Gavin 

the fi rendless lunch table, to try to be as 

tan as me, and my bathtube to take ice 

baths with Megan Goerth; to Dana Lopez, 

the POOLHOUSE, summer nights, 

Thomas’ house, and the backseat; to 

Ally Redig, MEXICO:); to Erin Malone, 

for everything to be free and Bircks blue 

car. 

I, Colin Carney, will to Sean, the Tahoe 

and making fun of Frankie; to Guth, 

page, saucy, awoohhooeee; to Forde, 

open gyms; to Chris, my bad jokes; to 

Walsh, my smooth jumper; to Frankie, 

absolutely nothing; to Abes, our talks. 

I, Kevin Cascino, will to Elliot Hilgert, 

my Cross Country captaincy; to Teddy 

Marszalek, Sean Imburgia, and Tom 

Aichele, another year of good conversations; 

to Katie Cascino, unfettered access 

to the car while I am away at school. 

I, Jaclyn Catanese, will to Tara, my little 

squishy ushy; to 

Alex, chin kisses and 

our secret book; to 

Jenny, taco dip and 

bagel dogs; to Haley, 

toff ee and Jake; to 

Anna Cirone, Chrissies 

love; to Maryann, 

food babies; to 

Krista, a super hot 

Italian boy; to Ally, 

zumba. 

I, Peter Cleary, will to Mary, Madame 

Soto’s good graces; to Sean McDermott, 

Fenwick bag; to Miller, Jensen, and DiSilvestro, 

captaincy; to Deegh Jay, the fl ag; 

to my Kairos LV family, all my love; to 

Laura, purple sweats; to posterity, best of 

luck. 

I, Carlyn Clevenger, will to Lauren Falotico, 

Janelle Stilling as a little sister. 

I, Ciara Collins, will to Katie, crushes 

and lunches; to Danny, hugs and paper; 

to Haley, being on time; to Timmy, Venezuela; 

to Danielle, ‘everything’; to Bridget, 

debs; to Tori, Hannah Montana; to Nicole, 

texting, coke, pucks, and gazebos; to 

Liz, car rides, curragh, and where is my 

knitting wool? 

I, Haley Cooper, will to Tara, smores, 

salads, and highschool; to Kaner, target, 

yellow slugbugs, childhood; to Jaclyn, 

stiff arms; to Alex, teenworld; to Krista, 

iPod shuffl e; to Keegan, fi rst sleepover; 

to Katherine, DENNIS; 

to Kitty, ceramics ability; 

to Betsy, track7; to Ciara, 

babyschwee; to Ally, bluelagoon; 

to darling, slender 

fi ngers. 

I, Danny Cortese, will to 

the soccer guys, four years, 

Europe, and the fantasy 

league; to the Jazzy individuals, 

cherry-apple, Disney, 

and 3rd place; to my 

cousin David, the Cortese 

name; and to Tom Gorman, 

tickets to the game and a stuff y 

sound. 

I, Kristen Cozzi, will to Claire, Portillo’s, 

ethics arguments, punches, and acid 

showers; to Sam, 8th period talks in cam- 

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pus ministry; to Lauren, college brochure; 

to Jess, spare robotic 

parts; to Kelsey, homeroom 

talks; to choir, lip 

trills; to softball, the 4th 

sprint line to anyone worthy 

of running in it. 

I, George Cwiak, will 

to Nickas Antoniou, my 

Aveo LT; to Kevin Anderson, 

my Soviet hat and Army helmet; to 

Matt Heck, an artillery shell; to Stephanie 

Trovato, a pair of pants; to Frank Avino, 

awesomeness; to anyone who almost died 

riding with me, and a legacy of adventure 

driving. 

I, Emily Davenport, will to Nick Pagano, 

my fantastic skills for ordering food at 

restaurants; and to Tori Danner, my soul. 

I, Joe DeBiase, will to Steve Kohn, 

Austin, Francesco, D-Steph, Jimmy, Pat, 

and Scarda, my lunch table; to my loving 

weirdo of a sister and friends, my study 

hall table; to 

chocolate 

milk girl, my 

chocolate 

milk; to Lou, 

the gas money 

I owe for 

all the rides home. 

I, Rebecca Delahunty, will to Valerie 

Kiebala, all my Reese’s puff s; to Austin 

Spahr, my sandwich making skills; to Julia 

Frank, my tennis racquet; to Maggie 

Kern, my ability to say no; to Carlyn Clevenger, 

my skill of going to the bathroom 

every fi ve minutes. 

I, Gino Demonte, will to Brian Guth, 

my minivan 

swag; to 

Louie Capozzoli,Longhorn; 

to Jack 

Horvath, 

my heart; to 

Kyle Martin, 

my fl ow; and 

to Jack Corrigan, 

my 

crown. 

I, Emily Depner, will to Rawan Ahram, 

chocolate chip cookies and chocolate 

milk; to Carolyn Hutyra, camera to 


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capture our memories; to Andrele Reyes, 

all day long conversations 

that last till 3 a.m the next 

morning; to Kim Marcial, 

my friendship; to Natalie 

Wasmund, everything that 

has happened since freshman 

year. 

I, Hank DeTrempe, 

will to Megan, $5, 

a suggestive CD, my place in musical; 

to Mawky, Jennifer and friends; 

to Jules, bro life; to Luke, the charity, 

playbook, name, car, mom and 

dad’s attention; to carpool, driveby-dancing; 

to Erin and Dino, Luke; 

to Natalie, clothes and cutsie couple 

stuff . 

I, Angelica Dickey, will to Christine 

and Thomas, coloring pages 

from State of the Art; to Jordan, Bit, and 

Megan, ‘Kum-Cha’; to Flasch, our softball 

memories; to Steve, the sleepless nights 

from excessive amounts of homework; 

and to Lauren, the early Link 

Crew meetings. 

I, Danielle Di Silvestro, will to 

Anthony, car rides, Starbucks, and 

Marissa; to Marena, hugs, Relay 

for Life and our backstage dressing 

‘room’; to Christine, jazz squares; to the 

Southalls, I’m Awesome; to Libby, Grace, 

and Maddie, Viator Voice; to Orchesis, 

the future; and to my ‘Little 

Sisters’ Sam and Beth, the 

family. 

I, Christian DiVito, will to 

John Campanelli, my hands; 

to Kevin Gallagher, my fi rst 

born. 

I, Natalie Dolan, will to 

Jeanie Mason, panera gift 

cards and her dream car; to Julie Burny, 

all of the greatest movies ever and a new 

math lab teacher to replace Greg; to Erin 

Malone, Nancy and some clamps. 

I, Emmanuel Dominguez, will to 

KY, Angry Birds; to Andrele, my Chem 

Lab Book; to Matt Heck, plastic rims and 

‘automatic’ doors; to Geitz, the ability to 

jump in basketball; to Rawan, my advice; 

to Connor O’Grady, the Nike Sumo; to the 

McAvoys, sushi; and to F4, Deer Park. 

I, Maggie Dougherty, will to Annie 


Campbell, #14, tribal council, and my 

prom date; to Katie Gavin, my ginger 

cat; to Katelyn Hammarlaund, scavenger 

hunt, my toe tumor, and my life; to 

Booger; JV round 2 and B.A.W.S; to Erin 

Malone, my brother. 

I, Sean Dowd, will to Tyler McCrea, my 

sense of sarcasm. 

I, Jessica 

Duarte, will to 

Kairos 55, my 

biggest hug; to 

Kristen, robot 

parts I forgot to 

install; to Ellie 

McGarry, disgustedstaredowns; 

to Lexi, 

The Wheeze; to 

Kelli Wosick and 

Kelly O’Brien, Ann impressions; to my 

lunch table, my compulsive need to sing; 

to Lauren, all my Glee theories; and to 

Katherine, a package of Red Vines. 

I, Brian Ell, will to Tony Kasper, closing 

the gap; to Frankie Laterza, height; 

to Brian Guth, the Brian legacy; to Ryan 

McCollum, Biggie lyrics; to Billy C, a good 

handshake and hello; to Sean Carney, Filstead’s 

brutal comment at the basketball 

game; and to Howard, a goon. 

I, Brian Fabbri, will to Joey Caputo 

Billy Cavanaugh and Sean Carney, Amanda 

from Tommy Z 

Speed Training; to 

Erin, keys to the 

jeep; to Brian Wilhite, 

Captain of the 

St. Viator Handball 

Team 

I, Joe Falduto, will 

to Katelyn Hammerlund, 

my better blue eyes, and my insult 

talent job; and to Carson Soch, my tin; to 

Ore Arogundade my #10 jersey. 

I, Scott Faul, will to Danielle Faul, anything 

that involves school except the 

car—that is mine 

I, Nick Fedyna, will to Eric Lamb, Jackie; 

to John Romanucci, an undefeated pickle 

ball season; and to Jackie Hassenplug, 

nothing. 

I, Michael Ferrazzuolo, will to Howard, 

my sandiness; to Skala, my kickstand and


bolts; to Becky, my tickley spot; to Frank, 

my hockey skills; to Megan, an Eskimo 

bothers shirt; to Pensa, my 

strength; and to the Salvation 

Army, a better attitude. 

I, Matthew Filstead, will 

to everyone in the play and 

musical, my love and best 

wishes; to Molly McMahon 

and Sam Scanlon, my 

beard; to Jack Kellner, my 

“radio”; and to Kevin Patzke 

and Jack Corrigan, the leadership 

of the Cahill Crazies. 

I, Nick Fiore, will to Elliot 

Hilgert, my good looks; and 

to Kevin Shreiber, my sick 

track spikes. 

I, Michael Flaherty, will to the anime 

club, the loss of the game; to Joe Bansfi 

eld, my books; to anyone who wants it, 

some third thing; and to Ms. Rullo, my 

computer skills. 

I, John Foong, will to Danny Saam, my 

rig; to Lexi Weck, my Altoids; to Kyle 

Metler, my backpack. 

I, Julia Frank, will to Ally and Lisa, all 

of my love, my cat, and my pillow pet; to 

Tori, my skirts for Zero Gravity; to Lauren, 

my tribal council sound; to Meg, 

our workouts; and to 

Becky, our tennis talks 

on the court. 

I, Liz Freda, will to 

Nicole, ‘Wapey Baby’ 

and my forever; 

to Ciara, texts 

that bring tears; 

to Haley, ‘Fix You’ 

by Coldplay and 

the ‘ignore’ button; 

to the already 

mentioned, my 

love always; and 

to Albertina, all 

things funny and 

Italian (including 

Signora R). 

I, Nick Frett, will to Brian Guth, my 

great ability to cheer from the bench 

in b-ball; to Annie, reunions/ heart 

to hearts; to Laterza, my perfectness; 

and to Jom, “Frett We Can.” 

I, Jack Gaff ney, will to Rob, 

sleepovers at your house; to Jeremy 

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O, the carpool, 670 the score, fl o, and our 

buddies Jeans and PJ; to Jeremy L, the 

corner spot and not telling me what 

to do; to Hudson, the ghost mattress; 

and to John, a set of hands 

and some pass. 

I, Kevin Gallagher, will to Joey Caputo, 

liking everything on facebook 

walls; to Stephan Bonica, a turnabout 

pepperoni pizza and ‘ask me 

if I’m a dump truck’; to Mark Parise, 

my skills at padiddle; and to Beth 

Kern, perfectly straight cookies. 

I, Rick Gattone, will to Dana, my 

parking spot and Driscoll pride; 

and to Mr. Masterton, a monetary 

form of currency. 

I, Eddie Golin, will to Jeremy O’Donnell, 

my helmet; to Rob Schmidt, my dancing 

shoes; to Jeremey Linzing, car rides; 

to Alex Hale, my bench press; to Mike 

Razny, hardcoreness; to Hudson, 

Alyssa, and Gina, Zach 

Zelisko and Anthony Skinner 

going green; and to Christian 

DiVito, f19. 

I, Brian Goss, will to Mac Haug, 

“maaaaaaaac”; to Jerm, watching 

girls soccer; to Katelyn the 

scavenger hunt that never happened; 

to Pchards and Ell, Brian 

cubed; to Shaner, oh hay; and 

to Anna Cirone, you told me to will you 

something so here. 

I, Krista Green, will to Alex Whiting, the 

1. Frank Avino 1. Katherine Bertolini 

2. Hank DeTrempe 2. Tara Burns 

2. Joe Peterson 3. Megan Bailey 

legacy, the notebook, and Nikki (haha 

yeah right); to Colleen Cavanagh, OAR 

concerts; to Kelly Dunne, my technique; 

to Jenny Walesa, my mom car; to Nick 

Baur, eff ortless swag; and to Katherine 

Bertolini, the phon. 

I, Keegan Griebel, will to Maggie, hottub 

seshes and Walgreens; to Kathleen, 

shewolf, fritotwists, bat and cheetahgirls; 

to Katherine, bikerides, little boys 

and Chipotle; to Cooper, gummybears 

and Coraline; to Jenny, my camera; to 

Gino, brickwall; and to Jimmy, orangefi 

lled. 

I, Andrew Gusmano, 

will to Christina Aiello, 

a friendly greeting; to 

Danny Wolfe, Molly 

McMahon, Katie Cascino, 

Sarah Castaldi, 

Billy Cavanagh, Regina 

Aiuppa, Maddy Kelly, 

Katie Anderson, Alyssa 

Michels, and Maureen 

Daday, the stage—use it well; and to 

Steph Trovato, my dance moves. 

I, Brian Hansen, will to DJ Horstman, 

my locker; to Danny Wolfe, my AP Euro 

book; to Sarah Castaldi, my choir folder; 

to Joseph Farrell, my gold stars from the 

musical and play; to Mr. Nall, my political 

conversations with him; and to campus 

ministry, my loud. 

I Andrew Hayes, will to Frank Laterza, 

bon fi res and cleaning up; to Katherine 

Bertolini, that one week; to all underclassmen, 

Meathead fridays with Coach 

Saey. 

I, Matthew Heck, will to Robert Heck, 

my parking space; I would like to thank 

Graham Blus for the mustang. 

I, Tim Hogaboom, will to Emma, 

morning car rides and dealing with the 

sisters; to Luke, Hank’s life; to Kevin 

Patzke, Marion Street; to Lauren, your 

family; and to Maggie, lists, silver linings, 

fourths, and walks to classes. 

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I, Chad 

Holsworth, 

will to Katie, 

the family 

lacrosse 

dynasty; 

to Anna, 

an unsuccessful 

year 

of Math; 

to Peter, a 

scholarship 

to Syracuse; 

to Jackson, 

good taste 

in girls; 

to Mark, 

sookem and Joey B; to Billy, the ability to 

inhibit PFK; and to Megan M, my l. 

I, Jack Horvath, will to Marcus, living 

quarters for 4 years if you are ever homeless 

and a gat...obviously; to Gino, our 

bromance that was discovered senior year 

and being weird together; to Kyle, my 

love and being a CFO; and to Maryanne, 

my heart. 

I, Brett Hower, will my life to Joe Bieda. 

I, Carolyn Hutyra, will to Hanna and 

Shannon 4x800s; to Katherine, early 

morning Scholastic Bowl meets; to 

Dominique and the track/xc teams, complaints, 

yelling, and public scenes with 

Milz; to Jiana, random bathroom talks; to 

Nick, Kairos LVIII; to Anthony, plenty of 

hugs and the paper; to Maddie Kelly, my 

love! and to Maddie, Grace, and Libby 

big shoes to fi ll and Paolelli management. 

I, Maxwell Jansons, will to Mike 

Perotti, my shoes which came with 

soup; to Conor Kinasz, a rainbro; to 

Rachel Horvath, a dark day to brighten; 

to Alex Bisc, an unwritten song. 

I, Justin Johnson, will to Licari, 

Janelle; to Koth, ‘peace’; to Rameen, 

tons of gas; to juniors, my arm workout 

use with caution; to the Arogundade 

family, ya’ll know what I mean 

‘solidarity.’ 

I, Ally Joyce, will to Alex Flasch, my 

hula-hoop; to Martha McAvoy, our 

mousetrap car; to Kimberly McAvoy, 

French fries; to Andrele Reyes, my 23 

diff erent laughs; to Michelle Presslak, 


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my fi rst-base skills; to Laura Abrahamson, 

my boy-crazy stories and to Emily 

Schulze, my ‘playa-ness’. 

I, Kathleen Kane, will to Kath, woodchippers, 

12 impressions, life; to Keegs, 

Frito twists, 5th period lunch; to Coop, 

target; to Kyle, Kenny Chesney, ester, 

ripple eff ect; to Jenny, stomach aches, 

farmaid, Beyonce; to Tara, woodchips, 

handcuff s; to Alex, my advice; to Anna, 

library smackdown, m.n.p.t; to Krista, 

pron w/ parents; 

I, Chelsea Karson, will to Melinda 

Aiello, my spot in the math lab and my 

habitat of talking to homework. 

I, Margaret Kern, will to my 

little sister Beth my infamous 

dance moves and my boy issues; 

to Joe Ferrante, I will my 

words of wisdom and ability to 

always be right (17-0); to Joey 

Caputo, I will Bernardo. You 

should have come up with a 

better name. 

I, JongHoon Kim, will to Jay 

C., my team and members; to 

Patrick H., my awesome soccer skills; to 

Joe G., my food; to Kevin Y., my homework; 

to Will K., my nothing; to Annie 

S., probably gallons of gas; to Joe P., my 

thankfulness; and to Ed Z., my man. 

I, David Kingsley, will to Eric, partycar; 

to Brian, king crab legs and Outsiders; 

to Mac, clean fi repit; to Andrea, 


2. Marcus Niro 


1. Maggie Madden 

2. Ally Redig 

3. Jenny Walesa 


mason jar and another David; to Fabbri, 

Iowa; to Christine, Slurpee Friday; to Marissa, 

a tree; to Dolan, Passion Pit C.D.; 

to Jaclyn, Hot-tub; and to Maggie, Cable 

Guy and RSK. 

I, Siobhan Klinkenberg, will to Kevin 

Klinkenberg, my soccer skills- good luck 

living up to me! oh and you will forever 

and always be a FRESHMAN, live with it; 

to Liam, the Honda pie pie and our long 

car ride talks after parties; and to Katie 

Gavin, my swagg. 

I, Emma Koehler, will to Clare, the 

snuggle bed; to Julia, dresses; to Sara, 

cousinly love; to Tori, boyfriend; to Mego, 

my artistic abilities; to Anna, 

St. Patricks Day Picture; to 

Kathleen, 5th period walks; to 

Katelyn, the Africas and a hint 

of romance; and to Katie Nov, 

my wardrobe. 

I, Caitlin Kompanowski, 

will to Hanna Winter, my CD 

collection; to Julia MacKendrick, 

my hurdling ability; to 

Beth Kern, my Bieber dance 

moves and elk collection; and to Katie 

Shaff er, memories of awesome car rides. 

I, Cameron Korab, will to Walsh, my 

swag & Jordan backpack; to Pat Martin, 

my girlfriend; and to Guth, my good 

looks; to Frank, #7. 

I, Jaclyn Koziol, will to Colleen, the high 

ropes course and my height; to Flasch, the 

rock-n-roll roller coaster; and to Erika, 

my car and my sick softball skills. 

I, Billy Krawzak, will to Danny 

Rooney, my angelic voice; to Michael 

Decker, my amazing soccer skills; to 

Ashwin Cornelius, my sexiness; to 

Natalie Cataldo and Megan Thompson, 

those crazy car rides; and to Sammy 

Scanlon, our epic dance battles. 

I, Michael Krzoska, will to Sean 

Carney and Billy Cavanagh, saturday 

morning breakfasts; to Katelyn Hammarland, 

my abs; and to Jack and 

Cosimo (KKD), my boombah jump 

suit. 

I, Alli Lardner, will Eileen and Carson, 

lane 5; to Libby and Ashley my 

parking space and morning talks; to 

Libby, an abundant amount of nutella 

sandwichs and my ability to attract


the pink water polo ball; and to Laura, 

driving lessons. 

I, Emily Leazer, will to Rachel Horvath, 

big booty; to Tim, sophomore homecoming...; 

to Billy, our interesting conversations 

about basically everything; 

and to Andrea, uhh...basically the 

last 4 years of my life? 

I, Torey Lenart, will Nick, my 

parking spot and our secret love; to 

Ray, $500 an hour; to Joe, Thursday 

Subway tradition; to Lauren, Mt. 

Dew and my ‘glorious’ job; to Carlee, 

music control at tech; to Anne, booth 

dance parties; and to Flasch, unforgettable 

memories in our Disney room. 

I, Joe Letke, will to Robert Daugherty 

and Kevin Maranan, my corofl ot account 

(with pictures). 

I, Matt Letke, will 

to the junior class, 

a classy night; to 

Shane Rooney, all of 

my old girlfriends; 

to Sean Carney, the 

Off ensive Line and 

Stonewall; to Romteen, 

my grizzly; to 

Anthony Slaski, my 

swagger; and to the 

Football team, a 6A State Championship. 

I,Sarah Levenson, will to Caroline-y, 

our long walks home, my granny hair, 

and Rachel; to Tina, Facebook creeping, 

and our awkward moments; and 

to distance track, a watch to “not 

cheat” on the run. 

I, David Lewis, will to Nick, 

Christine, Graham, and Carlyn, the 

silent study room in the library; to 

the newspaper staff and Lauren O., 

Starbucks; to Paul, my old school 

books; to Ed Soler, Lara Sladek, and 

Torey Lenart, complaining; and to 

Brian, Lauren, Emily, and Dana, fi rst 

period Euro. 

I, Mike Licari, will to Shane 

Rooney, my amazing cutting/elusive 

halfb ack skills; and to Brian Guth, a 

back brace 

I, Serena Lim, will to Junior Marcial 

my ability to punch harder; to 

Eileen Mallof, making T-shirts for 

art club next year; and to all the 

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short people, my ability to squeeze between 

people in the hallway. 

I, Danny Loizzi, will to Andrew Bertagna, 

my FIFA skills and common sense; to 

Kevin Patzke, my scaring 

abilities; to Bob Napolean, 

my right arm; 

to Joe Surdam, my trash 

talk; to Matt Morsches, 

my hot tub; to Jack 

Simpson, my shoes; 

and to Greg O’Connor, 

nothing. 

I, Paulette Lopez, 

will to Vanessa, my memories, advice, and 

telenovelas; to Claire, all the fun-fi lled 

food runs; to Rachel, endless amounts of 

sleep; to Sarah and Quinn, Blackhawks 

tickets; to my tech crew, night vision; to 

my freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, 

love and all the best; and to my link crew, 

my devotion. 

I, Tommy Lopez, will to Daniel Loizzi, 

my NHL 11 fi ghting skills; to Matthew 

Bruin, my hair; to Dan DeSio, my height; 

to John Romanucci, my hops; and to Andrew 

Bertagna, my women. 

I, Sean Paul Loup, will to Megan Goerth, 

never-ending pancakes and watercolors; 

to Eleni, a burned CD with only 

one track on it: “Sunshine”; and to Liam, 

my INSANE dance moves. 

I, Nicole LoVerde, will to Jenny Jocey, a 

closet; to Dominique LoVerde, Jipper; to 


2. Andrew Bertagna 

3. Rameen Bahramirad 

1. Julie Sweeney 

2. Haley Cooper 

3. Melisande Aiello 

Meghan Saulka, Frank; to Frankie Smeriglio 

and Chloe Luthringshausen, cafe 

cookies; to Jiana Toben, my dance moves; 

to Hanna Winter, thung story; and to Milner 

and Tina Ronsen, all my false hope. 

I, Eric Loy, will to DJ, Captain; to Anthony, 

my beard growing ability; to Rachel, 

WOMAN!; to Albertina, my mini 

pegicorn pony; to Katie Shaff er, my hugs; 

to Mark Lakowskë, SIR.; to Katie Anderson 

and Alex, Eeyore; to Alyssa, my back 

rubs; and to Elliot Hilgert, his cuteness. 

I, Tim Mack, 

will to Teddy, 

my grandpa (if 

you can fi nd 

him); to jazz 

band, two and 

four; to DJ, the 

triplet feel; to 

Kyuntay, leopard 

pajamas; 

to the percussion 

section, my soul; to Bobby, “BOB- 

BAAAYYYY!!!”; and to Sean, my love. 

I, Maggie Madden, will to Bree, my 

lessons and Saturday night; to Maggie D., 

the team and a tigerpaw; to Tori, Friday 

nights; to Anna C., a full lunch; to Jenna, 

Chrissie’s love; to Lo, your own closet 

back; to Darling, awards dancing; and to 

Suz, social skills. 

I, Bianca Mansourian, will to K55 

G5, all the love in the world; to Caitlin, 

my amazing makeup skills; to Morgan, 

unlimited amounts of notebooks and 

Hello Kitty stickers; and to the choir and 

Chamber Singers, success! 

I, Kim Marcial, will to my brother, car 

rides to school with dad (good and bad); 

to Emily, all the after school conversations; 

to Natalie, the sprinkler (psshht!); 

to Serena, the memories since junior 

year and ketchup; to Eric, talks and lesson; 

and to Andrew, the moments since 

we met that I’ll always remember. 

I, Nina Marshall, will to Peter Cleary, 

the sassy eye roll/secrets of girl madness; 

to George Theotokatos, a homecoming 

dance; to John Kim, sassy quips; 

to Allie Vitale, my blue-jean collection; 

to Liz Freda, Capri Suns; to Jack Nuelle, 

the burlap sacks; to Gianna Marshall, my 

legacy; and to Matt Lanus, the Grinding 

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Abolition Movement. 

I, Danny Martin, will to my brother 

Thomas, the title of “goon”; to Dan Desio, 

my height; and to Billy Cavanagh, Thomas 

Aichele, and Jack 

Trimberger, the right to 

be called “coach” in third 

period gym. 

I, Kyle Martin, will to 

Gino, my right one and 

RHR; to Jorvy, my left one 

and Connie; to Menges, 

nothing; to Kathleen, a 

cane lol; to Keegan, Menges; to Marcus, a 

room in my house and Becky; to Baniak, 

shake my hand; and to Pat, BBZ. 

I, Mac Mastrangeli, will to Caputo, 

the frustration of people pulling up really 

far behind you; to Sam Scanlon and 

Sarah Zanfardino, Deebs’ Math Class/ 

Denguins; to Kevin Hammarlund, Adam 

Clark, and Harry McCollum, McDonalds 

after football; and to Sarah Cooney, awkward 

hi’s in the hallway 

and rides home. 

I, Katherine Maul, 

will to Emily, the car 

and slumbering with 

Ollie; to Cathryn, the 

front passenger seat 

and music choice; to 

Grace and Libby, my 

grammar and the position 

of senior newspaper 

red head(s); to Maddie, my love 

for Harry Potter (and related podcasts) 

and our future crappy apartment 

in New York; and to Marena, my 

mad C++ skillz. 

I, Mary Kate McAlpine, will to 

Alex, all the world’s mustard so she always 

knows where it is and therefore 

won’t slip on it; to Colleen, oranges; to 

Fudge, a new pacifi er; to Kelli, butter; 

to Tyler, the ability to play games; and 

to Anime Club, the power of what’s 

goin’ onnnnn. 

I, Kim McAvoy, will to the French 

class, my French book; to Alex Byskosh, 

volleyball;, to Katie Calmeyn, 

basketball; to Erin Fabbri, little jokes 

haha; to Bryan Senchuk, my homework; 

to Eman, gum; and to Brennan, 

volleyball and something else haha. 


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I, Martha McAvoy, will to Eleni Micha- time to be had; to 

lopelous, our talks about nails and shoes those still there af- 

in French class; to Liam Klinkenberg, my ter school, patience 

French book; and to Olivia Nuelle, my for the times ahead; 

volleyball and basketball. to Dan, Chris, and 

I, Lauren McGuigan, will JFoong, my chalice 

to Samantha, my brother’s of victory to counter r 

name is Brian, your dramatic the pie of satisfac- 

moments, times you look at tion; to K56 (espe- 

somebody, when no one pays cially G4), hugs; to 

attention to us, that binder, anyone else unmen- 

admiration for your dancing tioned, a fun summer ahead of us. 

and personality, all the pickles I, Chris Miklius, will to Anthony Di 

in the world; to everyone else, my apolo- Silvestro, my superhuman appetite; to 

gies for only willing Samantha. 

Jack Miller, his very own Millsberry ac- 

I, Ryan McGuigan, will to Brian Guth, count; and to Steve Jensen, my Smash 

Wheeling songs and the song “Miami”; to Bros. skills. 

Pat O’Malley, all my cash; to Chris Myjak, 

I, Dominic Monaco, 

chipotle runs and whoomp there it is; to 

will to Brian Guth, re- 

Katherine B., Ned’s naps, applesauce; and 

ceiver drills and get 

to Brian Ell and Cory Kay, magic tricks. 

under my wing and so 

I, Christine McKee, will to the fresh- 

many inside jokes; to 

man golf girls, my score cards with bad 

Jack Fulton, schmaco 

addition; to Ray O’Hara, my eternal love; 

schmell schumesday; to 

to Nick Principi, my loud computer; to 

Cosimo, naps and man 

Joe Taddeo, my spot on the couch back- 

talks; to Frankie, Check 

stage; to Melissa Stawicki, awkward hugs; 

fl y; to Bobby Nap, my 

to Maddie and Anna Ptacin, the “Super- 

partner; to PTruck, talks 

star” movie; and to techies, 99 cent Frost- 

at football; and to Anna 

ies. 

Malapanes, Greg, Dinky, 

I, Jimmy Menges, will to Danny 

and GT’S. 

O’Malley and Shane Rooney, after prac- I, Matthew Morsches, will to Patztice 

dinners with Dave Daniels. 

ke, my snow villiage; to Natalie Catal- 

I, Kyle Metler, will to the band, fun do, nothing because you are perfect; to 

Katelyn, my voice even though yours is a 

mans; to Megan Thompsan, my friend 

Hank; to the hott Brittany Dahms, the 

picture of us at the St. Patricks Day 

Parade. 

I, Marissa Mueller, will to Megan, 

my amazing memories and experiences 

throughout high school; to Jess, our 

annual Christmas Break Starbucks 

trip & morning car rides; to XC Team, 

our long runs & fun trips to Peoria 

with Milner. 

I, Steven Munroe, will to Kevin 

Rooney, my traditional Carthage fl oor 

mat; to Katie Anderson, my house- 

1. Ciara Collins 1. Frank Avino 

2. Tara Burns 2. George Theotokatos 

3.Stephanie Nolan 

3. Luke Biondi 

hold possessions; to Matthew Yoder 

and Connor Kinasz, my shared qualities; 

to Jack Corrigan, my duets and 

love of Brian Hansen; to Kevin Patzke, 

my lost sense of humor; and to Patrick


Martin, my grizzly bear. 

I, Conner Murphy, will to Romteen, 

my protege, the reign of the school; to 

Mac Haug, top defensive bro/hazing jugs; 

to Sam Mesi, top quality car; to Eazy E, 

Zach Galifi anakis, movies and Sanfords 

parents house; to Jeremy Odonell, smartest 

kid in math class; and to Anna Cirone, 

Notre Dame. 

I, Katie Naughton, will to Bridget, my 

bed; to Nicole, spelling skills; to Haley, infi 

nity; to Tara, Car talks; 

to Bree Tara Maggie, inspiration 

texts; to Ciara, 

poptarts; and last but not 

least to the cheerleading 

team, my emotions. 

I, Marcus Niro, will to 

Kyle Martin, our think 

alike moments; to Jack 

Horvath, ‘Somebody’s’ 

and ATL; and to Zack ‘fat 

chops’ Niro, the penthouse 

on the third fl oor. Enjoy. 

I, Derek Noel, will to K Ro, football 

talks; to Leni, my love; to Krueger, baseball 

swag; to Ally, my dance moves. 

I, Stephanie Nolan, will to Emily, the 

car and my good looks; to Ashley, the 

‘cage’; to Libby, Bob; to Shannon and 

Eileen, a bra; to Mel Wood, a polo ball; 

to Tracy, a slurpee and oreos; to SPLPL, 

Lykke Li and a Mitchell twin; to Marge, 

Shane M; to Jenny B, McDonald’s; to 

Jack B, Erin P; and to Joe B, laughter and 

memories. 

I, Jack Nuelle, will to Vera, my undying 

love; to John Kim, an email; to George, 

the respect of the 

Arab nations; to Liv, 

song; to David, the 

front seat; to Cherry 

Apple, the FEEL; to 

Yoder, all my lands 

and my fi rst born 

son; to Schobowl and 

Musical, the torch. 

I, Lauren Oberbroeckling, 

will to 

Alex, my ribbons; to Colleen, my coff ee; 

to Kelli, my paperclips; to Chelsea, my 

math skills; to Ksenia, my dancing skills; 

to Mary Kate, my spot at the Kirk School 

dances; and to Lindsay, my old note- 

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books. 

I, Kelly O’Brien, will to Alex Flasch, 

my Cubs shoes; to Kelli Wosick, Papaya 

(wherever he may be); to Jessica Duarte, 

my Bible; to Jel Dickey, my subscription 

to the Daily Herald; to Kristen Cozzi, 

my good driving skills; to Ally Joyce, my 

knowledge of spanish; to Torey Lenart, 

a lifetime supply of apple 

straws; to Chrissy Wimberly, 

my Cubs sweatpants; 

to Katie Shaff er, 

anything that’s 

left including my 

scoreboard duties 

at St. Colette. 

I, Erin 

O’Connell, will Anna late night 

discussions and all my homework 

(just kidding); to tech crew, 

dark moments; and to future art 

students, a love for art. 

I, Kelly O’Connell, will to 

Courtney Cameron, a wonderful lunch 

table, my strokes vinyl,my identical 

haircut,my supply of special K cereal,and 

my fi lming supplies to fi nish our movie; 

to Jack Hanisch, my old lady laugh and 

any waterbottles i may have; to christina 

Vivit my randall pooferin nametag; to Jessica 

Duarte my rocky horror picture show 

DVD; to Kelsey Peters, my little mermaid 

collection; and to Sean Paul Loup, any 

hipster paraphernalia I own. 

I, Gregg O’Connor, will to Kevin Patzkee, 

my down by the bays. 

I, Quinn O’Grady, will to Joe Debiase, 

all of the fun nerf wars we have had; to 

Michael Flarhety, the game; to my 

brother Connor, my change jar; 

and to my fourth period lunch table, 

the fun times we had at lunch. 

I, Quinn Olender, will to Kayla 

Schaefer and Paige Kelly, my experiences 

and advice. 

I, Patrick O’Malley, will to 

Kevin Walsh, my ability to put the 

team on my back in every gym 

class sport; to Romteen, one pint 

of my tiger blood; to Louie, Slaski. 

I, Amanda Pacholok, will to Libby, 

ravioli; to Ashley; my FISHY cap; to Lulu, 

goldfi sh; to Nina, a bellyfl op; to Clare, all 

my love; to Megz, my wonderful study 

habits; to Kelsey, gummyworms; and to 

Ellie, protection from the potty monster!!!!!!!! 

I, Frank Parise, will to Markie, my parking 

spot, my skills at NHL, silent morning 

car rides, prank phone calls and my spot 

on ski trip; to Katie Holsworth, I leave 

you mark; to T-wiz, my zune; to Luke 

Detrempe, my 

snowboard for 

ski trip. 

I, Anthony 

Pensa, will 

to Marena 

Steiner, twenty 

questions, my 

messy locker, 

late-night texting, and a song I wrote, 

partially at Sam’s house; to Joseph Bansfi 

eld, breakfast burgers at Ihop; to Nick 

Smeriglio, the Carthage room; and to 

Katie Shaff er, a random shoe and many 

great conversations. 

I, Gregory Perkowski, will to Renee, a 

great time in high school; and to all students 

taking Mr. Neville’s AP Lit class, a 

unique experience. 

I, Kelsey Peters, 

will to 

Kaitlyn Peters, 

the parking 

spot two blocks 

down; to Ellie 

McGarry, 

orbit; to Ray 

O’Hara, a comb 

to brush your 

long and luscious 

eyelashes; to Joe Taddeo, the tapas 

bar; and to Alex Flasch, a straight face. 

I, Kevin Pleli, will to the highest auction 

bidder, all of my possessions. 

I, Caitlin Poltzer, will to Lauren Luthringshausen, 

all of my makeup and 

clothes; to Alex Catanescu, all of my 

amazing music; to Anna Malapanes, Ciara 

Gaff ney, and Lauren Luthringshausen, 

all of my amazing cheerleading skills 

and JFall things; and to Nick Prazuch, all 

of my MJ merchandise. 

I, Ally Redig, will to Lisa, tickets to 

Arizona; to Julia, vegetables; to Jaclyn, 

Zumba; to Haley, Blue Lagoon; to Emma, 

frogs; to Derek, my sense of humor and 

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senior year dances; to Bots, my make-up; 

to Danner, ZG; to Carli, hot yoga; to Kitten, 

lotion; to Taylor, Mexico; to Conner, 

California. 

I, Ciara Reidy, will to Carson Soch, my 

swim locker that I used a lot; to the St 

Viator soccer team, baws. 

I, Andrele Reyes, will to Emily Depner, 

the cover to my Leyendas book; to Kevin 

Young, my car; to Ally Joyce, my phone 

number; to all the underclassmen, the 

secret to surviving high school; to Emmanuel 

Dominguez, a curb; to Rawan 

Ahram, all my fruit snacks; to Matt Heck, 

a drive-thru. 

I, John Romanucci, will to Dan DeSio, 

some height; to Loizzi, a contact case 

and osteoporosis; to Tommy, some bright 

blue sapphires; and to Feddy, a lifelong 

undefeated pickle ball record. 

I, Callie Romenesko, will to Chelsea 

Karson, Lauren Oberbroekling, Amanda 

Pacholok, and Maddie Wimberly, 1st semester 

Food Days; to Erica Weissman, the 

newspaper homeroom; to Annie Ragauskis, 

Chamber Singers; to Alex Romano, 

sushi runs and Toothless; to Melisande 

Aiello, musical memories and lots of 

skype sessions during college; to Jessica 

Duarte, glee discussions and our duets 

from Choral Showcases; to Bianca Mansourian, 

pillows, but not just any pillows, 

goose....ahh; to Liam Klinkenberg, Offi ce 

discussions and success in AP French; 

and to Sam Ropski and Rachel Ruddick, 

our lockers up until after junior year. 

I, Connor Romenesko, will to Kyle 

Robinson, a PB and Nutella sandwich; 

to Maggie Farwell, my curls; and to 

Natalie Cataldo, a Gene and Jude’s 

hotdog. 

I, Ryan Romenesko, will to Lil’ 

Bans, a cheeseburger from IHOP at 

8:00 in the morning; and to Phelan, 

my amazing truck stick skills at pickleball. 

I, Samantha Ropski, will to Lexie 

Ropski, the Ropski legacy and Je- 

sus dance; to my orcha-sisters, pods 

of food and white tutus; to Marena 

Steiner, 8th period in Campus Ministry; 

to Olivia Nuelle, anatomy labs; to 

Lauren McGuigan, pillows in anatomy; 

to my friends, Jesus loves you and 


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food fairies. 

I, Rachel Ruddick, will to Janelle, ridiculousness, 

direct eye contact, and taking 

care of Muzzi; to Lara, a crazy priest 

to chase after you; to Kyong, detours and 

ice cream; to Maddie, utmost enthusiasm 

for Spanish; to Ellie, eating slowly; and to 

Erin, a piece of my hair. 

I, Eric Ryan, will to Brian Stewart, the 

Presidency of the Outsiders, Track 06 

and the trophy; to David Kingsley, party 

car rides, XO; to Mac Mastrangeli, the 

best part of the lobster; to Dan Geitz, 

GLEN; and to Bryan Senchuk, slime volleyball 

and Dexter talks. 

I, Patrick Ryan, will to Rob, Kitten; to 

Fitz, Flat Top Grill; to Mac, infants and 

fi shing; to Hayes, werter; to Dave, nosebleeds 

and puke; to Stef, her elliptical; to 

Tracy, sketchball motorcycles; to triplets, 

the car; to Brian Stewart, the secret water 

fountain; and to John, soph/junior Turnabout 

after party. 

I, Danny Saam, will to Tyler Houston, 

my curly mustache; to John Foong, Juggernaut’s 

helmet; to Kevin Young, my 

Risk skills; to David Lewis, two fi ngers; to 

Biancca Mansourian, two popsicle sticks; 

to Lara Sladek, my DDR skills; to Chris 

Miklius, fi ve dozen eggs; and to everyone 

else, the game. 

I, Mike Santorsola, will to everyone, 

my clothes. 

I, Cory Saunders, will to Max Resen- 

1. Melanie Woo Wood ood 


3. Alex Tuccori 

1. 1 Andrew And nd ndre re Hayes 


3. Cory Kay 


dez, all the pictures I have collected from 

the internet over the years; and to Patrick 

O’Malley (the sophomore), my World of 

Warcraft character. 

I, Nicholas Scarimbolo, will to Megan 

Thompson, my skiing skills; to Bri 

(devry) Olson and Katie Holsworth, the 

best song ever ‘This is the Way I Live’; to 

Tommy Sullivian, my lacrosse skills; and 

to Mark Parise, my shinny/NHL skills. 

I, Andrea Schneider, will to Danny W, 

a mother’s love, campus ministry, Kairos, 

and hugs; to Danny R, car rides, Nicole, 

and musical; to Sam, heart to hearts on 

the long rides home from DRo’s; to Emily, 

Mexico, butt crunches, and senior year 

schedule; and to Mac and Andrew, capp’s, 

dollar tree, car rides, and naps. 

I, Kelly Schreuder, will to Megan, my 

car, my signature parking spot, and Friday 

morning Starbucks; to Libby, Florida 

and skittles chapsticks; to Erin, lane 4; 

to Carson, my swim locker; to Mary, my 

smile; to Eileen, my dad’s gum and soda; 

to Ellie, long rides to pasta parties; and to 

Eleni, a king sized bed. 

I, Emily Schulze, will to Jakob Hohlweg, 

all of my books; and to Christine 

and Thomas Southall, Laura Paprocki, 

Melissa Stawicki, and Jonathon Schening, 

our beloved band. 

I, Bryan Senchuk, will to Ernie Kraus, 

a pocket full of sunshine, my ravishing 

good looks, and Ally’s love; to Matthew 

Yoder, our unbeatable handshake; to 

Rachel Horvath, medal stilts; to Beth 

Kern, on behalf of Kevin O’Connel 

Declan Gallagher, I will you your sister 

back; to Molly, a can of spaghetti-O’s; 

to Ally, Bryce’s will; to Mercedes, Karl 

and my pick-up lines. 

I, Megan Shover, will to Eileen 

Mallof, my back; to Libby Burkman, 

power to accomplish our vortex to 

Narnia plan; to Carson Soch, being a 

big sister; to Erin Primdahl, lane 4... 

keep it fast; and to Megan Schreuder, 

being the only Megan S. on the team. 

I, Jack Simpson, will to Elliot Hil- 

gert, anchor for the 4x8; to Anthony 

Di Silvestro, sports editor; and to Kevin 

Patzke, fabulous play memories. 

I, Taylor Skala, will to Danny, my 

looseleaf, 6th period walks, the sec-


ond fl oor water fountain, my lock, snug 

fests, tee shirts and a buff et of food; to 

my best friend, numbers, nice cars and 

Chihuahua; to Lawrence, 8 years of crazy 

times; to Erin Murphy, Bobby; to Chloe, 

sick goals in soccer; and to Justice, the 

dance fl oor. 

I, Annie Slusher, will to Roy Pettingill, 

my parking spot and the family driving 

skills; and to Joe Farrell, Glee parties and 

my talent for Just Dance 2. 

I, Rob Smoczynski, will to Cos or Kellner, 

number 12; to Liam, back right in 

French; to Mac, all future baked goods; 

to Eric, Silent Night; 

to Hayes, all those fun 

trips to St. Als; to Pat, 

the rest of the trail mix; 

and to Dave, my volleyball 

skills. 

I, Austin Spahr, will 

to the lunch table, 

‘Spahr Stories’ and 

‘SPAHR SMASH’; to 

Dkel, and MDrizzle, 

“whattup? Nothing”; to 

the hockey team, Evan; 

to Becky, smelly hockey 

hugs; to Bertolini, marriage; to Eddie and 

Linzing, car rides; to Colleen, crumbs; to 

everyone, Bjorn Borgs; and to OD, my 

snapshot. 

I, Tommy Spiekerman, will to Thomas 

Aichele, my love and appendix; to Kole 

Luthringshausen, the H slot; to 

Kevin Druff el, our seshes listening 

to country; and to Christine Staka 

and John Romanucci, all of my 

steak and shake coupons. 

I, Margaret Stefanowski, will to o 

Carson Soch, all the joyful morn- 

ing practices that I loved so much; ; 

to Eileen Mallof, DUWP practices s 

and Bob who’ll be greatly missed; to o 

Kelly Scheduer, my ‘smiling without t 

smiling’ face; and to all incoming g 

freshman girls, no the swim coach h 

isn’t cute he’s crazy. 

I, Claire Stewart, will to Anna a 

O’Connell, the power to laugh at 

band tuxedos; to Megan O’Neill, 

my band tux that Anna can laugh 

at you in; to Ellie McGarry, singing 

obnoxiously; to Margaret DeZelar, 

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pre-wrap; to Kiwi, my ninja moves; to 

Kaitlyn Peters, sass to use against Rachel; 

and to Maddie Ptacin, JAFAR! 

I, Nikki Stout, will to Abbey Abraham, 

the Into the Wild soundtrack and a plate 

of Chicken Biryani; to Samantha Wallenberg, 

unlimited support and advice; 

to Katy Augustyn, any of my 

vinyl which she does not own; 

to Maggie Rountree, a plunger; 

to Andrew White, a truckload 

of Orbit; and to Tim Mack, my 

maturity, respect, and a gajillion 

smiles. 

I, Christine Straka, 

will to Megan Kozicki, 

Hawaiian Punch and 

baseball bats; to Eleni 

Michalopolous, her 

mom’s chicken; to 

Katelyn Hammarlund, a chicken 

egg; and to Anthony Howard, 

a cheater. 

I, Tracy Supergan, will to 

the swim team, the Viator pool; 

to Collen KG, amazing talks; 

and to Olivia and Steph, comfy 

bench seats, past lunch tables, 

and so many laughs. 

I, Joe Surdam, will to Jon, my soccer 

skills; to Liam, my carpet; to Mark, my 

soccer skills; to Dan, my adventurous 

spirit; to Ryan, our future messy room; 

to Dana, my missing turnabout pictures; 

1. Taylor Skala 

2. Haley Cooper 

3. Emily Leazer 

1. Michael Krzoska 

2. Cameron Korab 

3. Cory Kay 

and to all my friends who live in Arlington 

Heights, my punctuality. 

I, Julie Sweeney, will to Janelle Stilling, 

Moosetracks Ice Cream, $5 Tuesdays, and 

MOJ!; to Flasch, the SVHS Varsity Softball 

team; to Lauren Falatico, Jimmy and 

Boylan:); to Emily Williams, after school 

conditionings 

and KAIROS; 

and to Sam 

Hogan, late 

night texts 

and bigsislovin’. 

I, Samantha 

Swiderski, 

will to Olivia, 

drives to 

school and 

talks in your 

room; to Carson, my 100 free sectional 

spot at your time and strength to make it 

through swimming; and to Eileen, making 

it through one last swim season because 

every year we ask ourselves why 

we’re doing this. 

I, Jess Tanyko, will to Katie Kertstetter, 

Rob & Big; to Dominique LoVerde, making 

farting noises during cross country; 

and to Abby Denniston, our sexy cross 

country spandex. 

I, George Theotokatos, will to David, 

abuse; to Shannon, so much love; to Sarah, 

the bug; to Danny, Andrea; to Danny, 

smiles; to Sam, DANCE; to Molly, Kitty 

Purry; to Jack, Fists; to Natalie, Grease; 

to Katherine, Wicked friends; to Maggie, 

Meijer; and to Katie, Fireworks, car 

stripping and stupid bikers. 

I, Allison Toussaint, will to Ji Woo 

Hong, the car and a much needed hair 

cut; to Dana Lopez, a life size picture 

of Gus for your dorm and a life supply 

of blow pops; and to Danielle Faul, the 

bubble game. 

I, Alex Tuccori, will to Brenty, cuddling; 

to Alex Tuccori, my name; to 

Haley, teens world; to Dom, yellow rubberband; 

to Cory, math homework; to 

Katherine, my brother; to Anna, playlist; 

to Lauren, Isiah; to Morgan, cheer 

talk; to Keegan, fl exibility; to Jaclyn, the 

book; and to Kathleen, backstabbers. 

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I, Allie Vitale, will to Katie Cascino, 

conversations about the weather and 

‘blessings’; to Danny Wolfe, my motherly 

pride in his lovely voice; to Christina Aiello, 

my love that is greater than Jack’s; 

to Matt Yoder (my gingersnap), freckles; 

and to David Vitale, annoying responsibilities 

of driving 

David Cortese. 

I, Jeremy Vivit, 

will to Will Beiersdorf, 

a gallon 

of orange juice; 

to Emily Simon, 

my suspenders; to 

Christina Vivit, my seat in APLAC; to Tim 

Ackerlund, all of my Men’s Ensemble 

music; to Aislinn McManus, a chocolate 

chip pancake; and to Ethan Jedziniak, my 

running shoes. 

I, Jenny Walesa, will to Katherine, 

endless joyrides in miss GMC, capillaries, 

wellness; to Krista, secrets, Facebook 

at 5am, codenames; to Kathleen, trip to 

Indiana, weird accents, freshman summer 

gym; to Keegan, ‘hightschoolers’; to 

Jaclyn, frozen Oreos and ANTM; to Alex, 

Redbull; and to Brian, B-ry and my hand 

in marriage. 

I, Samantha Wallenberg, will to Ryan 

Yueill, my heart and hand in marriage; 

to Abbey Abraham, music and deep conversations; 

to Rawan Ahram, religious 

beliefs and innocence; to Alexis Weck, 

many laughs and interesting conversations; 

to Nikki Stout, my Lollapalooza 

ticket and advice that never failed; 

and to Matt Witt, advice and caring. 

I, Natalie Wasmund, will to Emily 

Depner, my creative drawings, walks 

to classes, and weekends of staying up 

all night; to Alexis Weck, our freshman 

year math, senior year ethics, 

and track and fi eld hurtle experience; 

to Kelli Wosick, scary movie nights 

and endless bike rides; and to Kelly 

O’Connell, homeroom. 

I, Nicole Wasowicz, will to Liz 

Freda, the promise to be there until 

the end; to Ciara Collins, Shamrock 

Shake/McDonalds runs, ‘Long Live’, 

British accents, and a future with 

Sparky & Butch; to Haley Cooper, the 

Brat Pack (I’ll never forget your birth- 


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day); and to Joe Farrell, better study habits. 

I, Lexi Weck, will to Nick Principi, all 

the rope in tech crew; to Courtney Cameron, 

cranberry juice; to Melinda Aiello, 

my favorite teddy bear; to Joe Taddeo, my 

water balloon; to Carlee Smith, my pinky; 

to Lara Slaydek, my 

cotton t-shirt; and 

to Katie Lynn Shaffer, 

my countrythunder 

tickets. 

I, Andrew White, 

will to Tim, Nikki, 

and D.J., my pack of 

Orbit Wintermint gum; and to Mr. Neville’s 

AP Lit class, my copy of “V for Vendetta.” 

I, Kenny Wienckowski, will to Pat, 

Luke, and Huddy, van rides with Jack; 

to Tori, my wrist and Aunt Jemimah; to 

Sam, my nightvision goggles; to Carson 

and Katelyn, 5 year old humor; and to 

Guth, the Admiral on Skydeck. 

I, Madeline Wimberly, will to Kelsey 

Trimble, my apples with forks; to Ellie 

Mahnke, my pet squirrels; to Amanda 

Pacholok, my duck coloring books; to 

Lauren McGuigan, my window; to Rachel 

Ruddick, my owl calls; to Libby Burkman 

and Ashley Herzfeldt, my twin lightsabers; 

and to Kelly Schredeur, my brown 

cows. 

I, Mikey Wolf, will to Eric Lam, every- 


2. Anthony Pensa 

3. Greg Perkowski 


2. Danielle Di Silvestro 



thing. 

I, Melanie Wood, will to Lauren Luths, 

Charlie; to Mego, times before school; to 

Colleen, French talks; to Carson, cuddling; 

to Maggie Shanahan, hanging out 

with seniors; to Hudson, free from doing 

French work; to Megan Thompson, our 

love/hate relationship; and to the tennis 

team, the vulture call. 

I, Kelli Wosick, will to Jessica and Kelly, 

third period lunch memories; to Lauren, 

paperclips and pennies; to MaryKate, 

Butter; to Colleen, Horatio; to Eric, ten 

mile tent; to Tyler, Devins, Rodrigez, Jack, 

and Brandon, my love; and to the XC and 

Track team, ten steps to get around the 

curve. 

I, Kevin Young, will to Keegan Thornton, 

my Easton SE6 (a.k.a. the Bench 

Press Bar); to Caroline Young, all of next 

year’s textbooks; and to Mr. Neville, my 

copy of every book from this year for future 

students to use if they forget theirs. 

I, Eddie Zahrebelski, will to Andrew 

Bertagna, Paige; to Josh Rupe, a new water 

bottle; to Mr. Nall, those journals I 

‘mite’ have done on the assigned date; to 

Yan Yan, a new Ping Pong table, to Matt 

Bruin and Justin Johnson, all my Apple 

merchandise; and to Maggie Madden, a 

new sweatshirt. 

I, Stephen Zieman, will to all of my 

classmates, our SVHS memories and good 

luck in the future; to underclassmen, the 

power to succeed in your years here at 

Saint Viator; to Mr. Hynek, a lifetime 

supply of Mt. Dew; and to Sr. Diaz- 

Lee, du pain au chocolat. 

I, Colleen Zitkus, will to Tyler, Anime 

Club (good luck...); to MK, my 

Hello Kitty eraser; to Lauren, my coffee 

and campfi re; to Alex, my Hello 

Kitty Band-Aids; to Eric, my fedora; to 

Kelli, my Horatio Caine pictures; and 

to Kelly, the Awesome-Person-of-the- 

Year Award :D.

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you! 

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great future! 

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1)What is my favorite movie? “Miracle” 

2)What is my favorite food? A Cheeseburger 

3)What is my favorite sport? Lacrosse 

4)If I could be reincarnated, what would I come back as? 

An Indian cow 

5)If I had 24 hours to live, how would I spend my last 24 hours? I 

would spend my last 24 hours not sleeping, and spending time with 

my family and friends. 

6)One question have I always wanted to ask a Viator coach but 

haven’t: What is it like working with students from Viator? 

7)What is my favorite Disney character? Donald Duck 

8)Who is my favorite newspaper staff member? I can’t choose between 

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It’s time for you to 

fly, Tori. 

We love you so 

much and are so 

very proud of 

you. 

Mom, Dad, Alex, 

Stevie, and 

Rockne 

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Alli, 

The Cubs and 

the Blackhawks 

won’t be the 

same without 

their number 

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Have fun at Pacifi 

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