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SAINTS PETER & PAUL SCHOOL
CLASS OF 2013
COLLEGE BOUND
Throughout the past four months you have viewed video testimonials from several members of our Class of 2013 who were concluding a very accomplished high school experience at either Naperville North, Naperville Central, Benet, or St. Francis.
One of the statements that every alum referenced was that each of their classmates undoubtedly had a resume worthy to represent their class in a similar manner. They also acknowledged how well prepared they were at Saints Peter and Paul School for the rigorous curriculum they encountered at their secondary school as well as the role their Catholic faith played when confronted by peer pressure.
Today we present the college choices of the Class of 2013.
Space limitations prevent us from listing all of the colleges and universities to which they were accepted, the majors they will be pursuing, or the scholarship money they received.
As accomplished as these students listed here are, the exciting news is that they are no different from any class that has graduated from Saints Peter and Paul School for the past 164 years.
Lauren Barnes
Elizabeth Brahler
Elizabeth Buch
Steven Callahan
Sarah Carrier
Kevin Dalton
Bailey Drendel
Morgan England
Talia Eraci
Nicholas Feldman
Kate Fitzgerald
Jeffrey Girardot
Justin Goralski
Sophie Gordan
Emily Harrington
Luke Hayes
Matthew Hembrough
Dani Jankauskas
Eion Johnson
Lainey Kauper
Nicholas Kovach
Elena Kurylak
Daniel Lipa
Emma Lyne
Charles Machay
Molly McCarthy
Claire McGaw
Jack Noha
John Phillipp
Jared Riesenberg
Blake Seegebrecht
Meredith Serino
Joseph Spivak
Rachel Strons
Catherine Wilson
Ashley Barz
Nicholas Brouch
Bobby Brumfield
Christine Carter
Robert Dilinila
Matthew Ernsting
Bridget Frederick
Nathan Gedvila
Meridith Hannan
Michael Hembrough
Jack Hennessy
Brielle Heraty
Katherine Jaseckas
Matthew Kaufman
David Luka
Katie McCarthy
McKaeleigh Messina
Colleen Moran
Erin Moran
Anne Neary
Andrew Olson
Allison Paltzer
Kathryne Piazza
Christina Provenzano
Jay Rixie
Isabel Rossi
Ethan Sanchez
Brighid Sandack
Braden Schlewitt
Ashley Sommerfeldt
Nicholas Speer
Zachary Strons
Jack Sznajder
William Trubshaw
Lindsey Waight
Donald Zurek
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Minn. - Twin Cities
Dayton
Illinois State
St. Norbert
Miami (Ohio)
Texas
Iowa
Cornell
Indiana
DePaul
Xavier
Notre Dame
Bradley
Missouri, Columbia
St. Louis
Purdue
Oklahoma State
Moved Away
Mississippi
St. Louis
Bradley
Illinois State
Notre Dame
St. Louis
St. Ambrose
Coe
Marquette
Kansas
Marquette
Xavier
Iowa
St. Louis
Northwestern
Vanderbilt
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
DePaul
Loyola
Col. of DuPage
Lewis
Iowa
Bradley
Fordham
Texas Christian
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Truman State
Dayton
Illinois State
Drake
Lewis
Santa Clara
Wis, Stevens Pt.
Iowa
St. Norbert
Iowa
Loyola
Coll. of DuPage
Purdue
Alabama
Indiana
Butler
Beacon
Texas State
Moved Away
Northwestern
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Coll. of DuPage
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IN MEMORIAM
Please pray for the following member of the Saints Peter and Paul School family who passed into eternity this past March.
Paul Christian - father of Paul Jr. '77, Dan '79, Mike '81, Marianne (Rocchi) '82, and Tim '85. Grandfather of Marissa '10, R.J. '12, Claire '15, Will '19, and Joe Rocchi '22.
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Volume 4, No. 39
June 29, 2017
Thank you to the 132 school families who supported the Annual Fund Drive. Our 47% participation was the highest in 3 years. The Advancement Board was also able to transfer $60,000 to the school's operational budget from these gifts.
GOLF OUTING
SAVE THE DATE
The 29th annual Harold and Margaret Moser Memorial Golf Outing for Financial Aid at Saints Peter & Paul School will be held on Monday, September 11, 2017 at the Naperville
Country Club.
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When our school was founded in 1853 ......
....families didn't visit Wheaton as that village wasn't incorporated until1859.
....families didn't plan summer outings to places like 6 Flags as the first amusement park in the United States, Coney Island, wasn't opened until 1884.
.... those who enjoyed golfing didn't watch the U.S. Open as that golf tournament (only 9 holes initially) was first held in1895 at the Newport Country Club in Newport, Rhode Island.
....the area of Alaska was controlled by Russia.
....Independence Day (July 4) was not a federal holiday. Although it has been celebrated since the 18th century, Congress did not declare it a federal holiday until 1941.
Advancement Office
5 N. Brainard St.
Naperville, IL 60540
(630) 718-2166
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