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PROVIDENCE ST. MEL SCHOOL
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
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2014 ANNUAL REPORT
A Message from Paul J. Adams III, Executive Chairman,
& Jeanette DiBella, President
Achievement, excellence,
success— they never go out of
season.
And at Providence St. Mel School,
they are always in season, year
after year. This year, and for the
36th consecutive year, 100 percent
of our graduates were accepted to
four-year colleges and universities.
Of the Class of 2014, a remarkable
93 percent of these seniors were
accepted to a “tier one” institution,
and 32 percent, to one of the
ranked “Top 50” colleges, as rated
by U.S. News and World Report.
These graduates achieved a class
average score of 24 on the ACT,
while the national composite
average is only 20.9. And for the
top 25 percent of our Class of 2014,
the score was 29!
Were this not impressive enough,
our newest graduates are receiving
over $5 million in scholarships
from the colleges and universities
they are now attending. (Indeed,
over the past five years, our
graduates have received $22
million in college scholarships!)
At Providence St. Mel, we are
passionate in our commitment
to provide the transformative
education that prepares students
for success not only in college but
in life. We inspire our students
to achieve the highest level of
academic excellence by ensuring
that our school continually
improves, reaches higher, works
harder, does more.
In 2013-2014, Providence St. Mel:
• Incorporated iPads in our
elementary school classrooms
as part of the reading curriculum,
vaulting over the “digital divide,”
so that our students, even our
younger ones, remain
competitive.
• Started a robotics program
to enhance the already robust
science, technology, engineering,
and math (STEM) education
offered at our school.
• Implemented the new Response
to Intervention (RTI), an
individualized, tiered program
to empower underperforming
students to “catch up” to their
peers, perform at grade level, and
receive a truly collegepreparatory education.
Paul J. Adams III
Executive Chairman
• Improved our security system
by building a new protective
entryway and upgrading stateof-the-art monitoring equipment,
in addition to refining our
emergency preparedness and
crisis intervention plans.
Enabling our school to continue
to provide a safe environment,
this new security feature is one
of only a number of building
improvements that will be coming
to Providence St. Mel next year, to
ensure that ours remains the most
productive learning environment
for our students, no matter the
season.
The achievement, excellence,
and success — and sustaining
each — depend on collective hard
work. Without you, our supporters
and friends, none of what we
accomplished during this year,
or through the years, would have
been possible. With gratitude, pride,
but also humility, we commend
everyone who contributed to
making this another incredible
year.
Jeanette DiBella
President
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Thank You Mike O’Halleran!
In February 2014, after nearly eight years at the
helm, Mr. Michael O’Halleran stepped down as
chair of the Providence St. Mel School board of
trustees, handing over the gavel to Ms. Denise
Seminetta.
From the start of his tenure as chair, as we
began a third decade as an independent collegepreparatory school, this 1968 graduate of St.
Mel High School, sought to elevate the already
recognized stature of and extend the record of
academic excellence at Providence St. Mel.
And he certainly did just that!
His vision and dedication over the past several
years, his exemplary leadership and tireless
service, have had an immeasurable impact
on our school and for our students and their
families. Although he is stepping down as chair,
he is not stepping away from our board of
trustees. We are fortunate that Mike will continue
to serve actively as a trustee. He remains
committed to help Providence St. Mel to fulfill its
mission and to give back to an institution that
has transformed so many young lives. Time and
again, he has proved, and will continue to prove,
himself to be a man for all seasons.
All of us at Providence St. Mel — our students,
teachers and staff, alumni, and his fellow trustees
— thank Mike for his hard work, good judgment,
wise counsel, and affable spirit.
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
A Message from Denise Seminetta,
Chair of the Board of Trustees
On behalf of our students, their
families, and our teachers,
administrators, and staff, my
fellow board members and I thank
our newest donors for your most
welcome support and thank our
longtime supporters for your
unwavering commitment and
unstinting generosity.
All of us at Providence St. Mel
School are deeply grateful.
This year marks the start of my
tenure as the chair of the board of
trustees. One might say that 2014
signals something of a new season,
especially for me, and I could not
be more excited or honored as I
undertake this most gratifying role.
The transition to board chair has
been smooth, thanks in large
part to the solid footing provided
by outgoing chair, Mr. Michael
O’Halleran, who for nearly
eight years offered inspirational
leadership, dedicated service,
sure-handed guidance, and good
humor.
Although unlucky to be the one to
follow in such footsteps, I am so
very fortunate that a way ahead has
been pointed and that I have the
help and company of my fellow
trustees as we look to the future,
move forward, and work to make
an already vibrant, successful, and
extraordinary school even better.
With delight, gratitude, and,
of course, humility, I join
my colleagues to ensure that
Providence St. Mel continues
to maintain only the highest
academic standards, to teach,
challenge, and guide students, to
provide hope to a disadvantaged
inner-city community, and to
be that responsible steward of
the vital resources which your
contributions make possible.
By keeping Providence St. Mel
at the top of your philanthropic
priorities, you enable this
remarkable school to deliver
an exceptional, life-changing,
competitive, and wholly college
preparatory education to deserving
children whose families face
immense financial limitations.
As you review this annual
report and note some of the
accomplishments and highlights
of the 2013-2014 academic
year, please recognize that this
successful year would not have
been possible without you.
All of us at Providence St. Mel
express our great gratitude to
you, our donors and partners.
We are fortunate and honored to
have such a strong community of
supporters who share in our belief
that a quality education can make a
profound difference in the lives of
our students and for their families.
We hope that you will continue to
support Providence St. Mel, our
students, our mission, our work.
Denise Seminetta
Denise Seminetta
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2014 ANNUAL REPORT
CONSECUTIVE YEARS OF 100% SENIOR
CLASS COLLEGE ADMISSION
THIRTY SIX
CLASS OF 2014 ADMISSION TO A “TIER
ONE” UNIVERSITY AS RANKED BY U.S.
NEWS & WORLD REPORT
93%
STUDENTS ADMITTED TO A SCHOOL
RANKED IN THE TOP 50 COLLEGES BY
U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT
32%
ELITE UNIVERSITIES THE CLASS OF 2014
GAINED ADMISSION TO INCLUDE:
Cornell University
Northwestern University
University of Chicago
University of Michigan
Washington University St. Louis
New York University
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College Admissions
We are proud to say that each member of the Class of 2014 is college
bound! Below is a list of acceptances for the Class of 2014. We could not
be prouder to see the nation’s top universities recognize the character,
accomplishments, and future potential of Providence St. Mel graduates!
Alabama A & M University
Ferris State University
Alabama State University
Florida State University
Albright College*
Fordham University*
Ashland University
Hampton University
Aurora University
Hawaii Pacific University
Augustana College*
Hope College*
Ball State University
Howard University*
Baylor University*
Illinois College*
Bellarmine University
Illinois State University*
Benedictine University
Illinois Wesleyan University*
Bradley University
Indiana-Purdue University
Brown University*
–Fort Wayne
Bucknell University*
Iowa State University*
Butler University
Jackson State University
Cardinal Stritch University
John Carroll University
Carthage College*
Kent State University*
TOP LIBERAL ARTS SCHOOLS THE CLASS
OF 2014 GAINED ADMISSION TO INCLUDE:
Case Western University*
Lawrence University*
Chicago State University
Lehigh University*
Lawrence University
Oberlin College & Conservatory
Bucknell University
Clark Atlanta University
Loyola University Chicago*
Clarke University
Loyola University of New Orleans
College of Mount St. Joseph
Marquette University*
Columbia College Chicago
Maryville University of St. Louis*
Concordia University
Michigan Technological University*
Cornell University*
Milliken University
Cornerstone University
Milwaukee School of Engineering
DePaul University*
Mississippi State University*
Dominican University
Monmouth College*
Drake University
Mount Mercy University
Drury University
New York University*
Eastern Illinois University
North Florida University
Eastern Michigan University
Northern Illinois University*
OVER
$20 MILLION
IN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS HAVE BEEN
AWARDED TO OUR GRADUATES OVER THE
PAST FIVE YEARS.
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CLASS OF 2014 AVERAGE ACT SCORE
24
2014 NATIONAL ACT AVERAGE FOR
AFRICAN AMERICANS:
SEVENTEEN
2014 ILLINOIS ACT AVERAGE:
Northern Michigan University
University of Illinois – Urbana*
Northwestern University*
University of Illinois – Chicago*
Oberlin College*
University of Indianapolis
Olivet Nazarene University
University of Kentucky
Otterbein University
University of Michigan*
Pace University*
University of Minnesota *
Penn State University*
University of North Carolina
Purdue University*
– Chapel Hill*
Rensselaer Polytech Institute*
University of San Francisco*
Rochester Institute of Technology
University of St. Francis
Roosevelt University
University of Miami*
Rose-Hulman Institute
University of Missouri*
Rutgers University*
University of Notre Dame*
Southern Illinois University
University of Southern California*
– Carbondale*
Southern Illinois University
– Edwardsville*
St. Ambrose University
St. John’s University*
University of Tennessee*
University of Wisconsin
– Green Bay
University of Wisconsin
Valparaiso University
St. Mary’s University of Minnesota*
Washington State University*
St. Xavier University
Washington University in St. Louis*
Susquehanna University
Webster University
Temple University*
Western Illinois University
Tennessee State University
Widener University*
Tufts University*
Xavier University*
Tuskegee University
Xavier University of Louisiana*
University of California – Irvine*
University of Chicago*
University of Findlay
TOP 25% OF THE CLASS OF 2014 HAD
AN AVERAGE SCORE OF:
29
88%
OF PROVIDENCE ST. MEL’S HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS PASSED AP TESTS IN 2014,
COMPARED TO 67% STATEWIDE AND
61% GLOBALLY IN 2012.
OUR STUDENTS SCORED
THIRTY SEVEN
POINTS ABOVE THE NATIONAL AVERAGE
FOR THE TERRA NOVA STANDARDIZED
TEST
– Madison*
St. Louis University
University of California – Davis*
TWENTY
*-Tier One Institution & Top 50 University as
ranked by U.S. News and World Report
“Providence St. Mel has
prepared me to be the best I can
be now and in the future.”
- Jermesha S., Class of 2014
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“I am thankful for Providence St.
Mel because they have opened
so many different opportunities
for me to succeed in life. They
have also provided me with a
loving and caring environment
that I can grow and learn from.”
- Bernard L., Class of 2014
“Every time I tell someone
that I go to Providence St. Mel,
they assume that I am smart
because of the school’s strong
reputation.”
- Vicari S., Class of 2014
“Providence St. Mel prepares me
to be successful in the future.
The mission statement inspires
me to work hard so that my
dreams can become a reality.”
- Jordyn H., Class of 2014
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College Admissions
Here are just a few examples from this senior class of students who
exemplify what it means to work hard, stay focused, and dream big.
Malik M. is receiving the Evans Scholarship to attend
the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign next
fall. The Chick Evans Caddie Scholarship is a full
tuition and housing scholarship for golf caddies
and is renewable for four years. He has already been
accepted to the College of Engineering, which is
ranked among the top engineering schools in the
nation.
Jordyn H. is among the top students at Providence
St. Mel and her hard work is worth it. She was
accepted not only to Cornell University, but also
to University of Wisconsin-Madison, Purdue, and
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, among
several others. Jordyn has plans to study animal
sciences.
Marcellus B. was accepted to Northwestern
University’s prestigious theater program. If you’ve
been to any of the past several PSM musical
productions, you have seen Marcellus play the roles
of Prince Charming in Cinderella, Jesus in Godspell,
and most recently, Bernardo in West Side Story.
The President of PSM’s chapter of National Honor
Society, Marcellus was also offered a full-ride
scholarship to Washington University in St. Louis.
Vicari S. was offered a very generous scholarship
to attend the University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign. She intends to study business
management and entrepreneurship. While
attending PSM, Vicari has been involved in a
variety of extracurricular activities, including
National Honor Society, cheerleading, and
after-school tutoring for middle school students.
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2014 Accomplishment Highlights | AUTUMN
As the new school year began, our students wasted no time achieving more than ever before.
See what Providence St. Mel’s students were up to in the autumn.
WEST SIDE STORY
West Side Story came to the West Side! The
talented students of Providence St. Mel took to
the stage to make West Side Story come alive this
fall. Thank you to the cast and faculty for putting
on such a pitch-perfect production. Also, for
the second year in a row, the Joffrey Ballet has
generously directed the choreography and Rush
Hour Concerts provided additional musicians.
SPANISH POSTER
CONTEST
Nailah G. was one of
the selected grand
prize winners for
the Spanish poster
contest hosted by
American Association
of Teachers of Spanish
and Portuguese. The
objective was to create
a poster to promote
learning Spanish or
Portuguese. Overall,
the judges were
impressed by the
quality, creativity,
originality and strength
of message for her
poster.
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HISTORY MAKERS
STEM ROBOTICS PROGRAM
Starting in September our high school students
have had the opportunity to learn more about the
exciting world of robotics from Dr. Carl Spight,
PhD. This program is held on Saturdays and is
open to both Providence St. Mel and St. Ignatius
College Prep students and provides a handson experience that builds both confidence
and enthusiasm for science, technology,
engineering and mathematics (STEM) through
teamwork oriented design, build, programming
and challenge testing of robotic systems. We
are excited about this new program and thank
Providence St. Mel Trustee Mary Jo Basler for
underwriting the program costs.
Advertising legend
Thomas Burrell,
Founder of Burrell
Communications,
visited PSM on Friday,
September 27th to
share his wisdom
with our middle and
high school students.
He spoke about what
drove him to be
successful as part of the
"Back to School" with
The History Makers
program. Thank you,
Mr. Burrell, for passing
the baton to the next
generation of young
industry leaders!
SUZUKI-ORFF PROGRAM
Our Preschool and Pre-K students are enjoying
their time with Ms. McManus, the Suzuki-Orff
teacher who comes in each week for special
music classes. Thank you to Providence St.
Mel Trustee Mike O’Halleran and his wife Kay
for generously underwriting the cost of this
exceptional program for our youngest learners.
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2014 Accomplishment Highlights | WINTER
Through the snow of another Chicago winter, our students were busy staying focused, working hard
and dreaming big all winter long.
BASKETBALL
The Providence St.
Mel basketball team
brought home a trophy
from the state
tournament. The
Providence St. Mel
basketball team
finished third out 186
teams in the Illinois
State High School
Association Class 2A
Boys Basketball State
Championship.
WGN TEACHER OF
THE MONTH
High School
mathematics teacher
Eric Hendricks was
named as WGN's
Teacher of the Month
for February. A veteran
PSM teacher for the
past 15 years, Mr.
Hendricks challenges
his students to perform
their best. Last year,
each student in his AP
Calculus class passed
their AP test!
In addition, seniors
Joshuan M., Tevin K.,
and Bernard L., were
named to the Illinois
Basketball Coaches
Association 1st Team
All-State Team Class
2A!
SCRIPPS PSM SPELLING BEE
Kyla M. took first place in PSM’s Spelling Bee
by correctly spelling the word bloviate.
Congratulations to all of the super spellers from
grades 4-8 who competed! While representing
Providence St. Mel School at the Chicago Spelling
Bee in March, Kyla M. survived 30 rounds to take
first runner-up in the competition.
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IHSA SOLO AND ENSEMBLE CONTEST
On March 8th, Providence St. Mel students
participated in Illinois High School Association’s
annual Solo & Ensemble contest and garnered
several distinctions:
14 Division I (superior) ratings:
6 vocal solos, 4 instrumental solos,
3 vocal ensembles, 1 instrumental ensemble
18 Division II (excellent) ratings:
11 instrumental solos, 5 vocal solos,
1 vocal ensemble, 1 instrumental ensemble
2 Division III (good) ratings:
2 instrumental solos
IMEA ALL-STATE
CHOIR
In January, the Illinois
Music Educators
Association
presented a concert at
their annual state
conference in Peoria
which featured the best
high school musicians
in the state. Providence
St. Mel’s own, Bernard
L. (’14) performed as
part of the All-State
Honors Choir for the
second consecutive
year. Congratulations
to Bernard!
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2014 Accomplishment Highlights | SPRING
As the weather warmed up and the school year winded down, check out what our students were
accomplishing in the spring of 2014.
NOETIC LEARNING
MATH CONTEST
The Noetic Learning
Math Contest is a
biannual math
challenge for
elementary students
to encourage young
students’ interest in
math and develop
problem-solving
skills. Anthony C. and
Robert M. were third
grade winners, and
both earned honorable
mentions scoring in
the top 50% of all third
graders participating in
this national contest.
CLASS OF 2014 DISTINCTIONS
Maurice H. (’14) was named as an Outstanding
Participant for the National Merit Scholarship.
Jordyn H. (’14) advanced to the Finalist Level in
the National Achievement Scholarship Program.
The National Achievement Scholarship Program
is an academic competition established in 1964
to provide recognition for outstanding AfricanAmerican high school students.
CAREER DAY
PSM's annual Career Day was held on March 21
and featured both alumni speakers and an
informative session about financing for college
from our friends at PricewaterhouseCoopers.
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CHICAGO METRO HISTORY FAIR
Nine PSM students participated in the City
Regional for the Chicago Metro History Fair,
which featured the theme “Rights and
Responsibilities in History.” Representing
Providence St. Mel was: Asia G., Jessica B.,
Ebonee O., Adina H., Niyah H., Jenee M., Sierra
M., Nia J., and Jamares J. Following the
Regionals, five students - Jessica B., Ebonee O.,
Niyah H., Asia G., and Adina H - advanced to the
Chicago Area Finals. Jessica B., Adina H., Asia G.,
and Ebonee O. received Superior ratings for their
papers and received ribbons in the State
Exposition.
WYSE
Providence St. Mel students competed in the
Regional Competition for WYSE (Worldwide
Youth in Science and Engineering). WYSE is a
competition sponsored by University of Illinois
to foster students’ interest in the field of
engineering. Four outstanding students
advanced to the sectional competition, and
Marcellus B., who won first place in
chemistry, represented Providence St. Mel in the
state completion. Congratulations to all of the
future scientists and engineers!
NATIONAL SPANISH
EXAM
The National
Spanish Examinations
are an online,
standardized assessment
to measure proficiency
and achievement of
students who are
studying Spanish as a
second language.
Providence St. Mel
students received five
honorable mentions,
four bronze medals, and
one gold medal on the
National Spanish Exam.
Felicitaciones!
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2014 Accomplishment Highlights | SUMMER
See what the students of Providence St. Mel were up to in the summer months this year.
ILLINOIS ART EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
Congratulations to sophomore Abtavius C. for
being selected for the 2013-2014 Illinois Art
Education Association Student Art Show. Only
40 works were selected from 640+ entries!
Abtavius’s piece will be professionally mounted
and framed, and will travel to schools, libraries
and galleries throughout the state.
MAKE MUSIC
CHICAGO
The Providence St. Mel
choir members gave
several performances
as part of the second
annual Make Music
Chicago celebration,
which featured
hundreds of talented
musicians performing
on public stages
all across the city,
including Daley Plaza.
The choir’s wonderful
performances were
featured on an NBC 5
Chicago segment on
Make Music Chicago.
14th ANNUAL YOUTH
POETRY CONTEST
Senior Asante N.
represented Providence
St. Mel at Louder
Than A Bomb as one
of twelve finalists
selected to compete in
the independent poet
category. The event
was hosted by Chicago
Young Authors in
conjunction with
Columbia College.
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PERCY JULIAN
SYMPOSIUM
Sophomore Bobbie B.
took home a second
place ribbon for
his project “Effects
of Predation on
Established Guppy
Communities” at the
15th Annual Percy
Julian Symposium.
The event is sponsored
by the Institute for
Science Education and
Technology and Oak
Park River Forest High
School.
PSM FEATURED ARTISTS
Nine high school students were accepted to
be featured in Celebrating Art. In this national
competition, our student’s art was judged by
a panel and selected to be published in a fullcolor hardbound book. Congratulations to our
young artists! Providence St. Mel School placed
for the fourth consecutive year in the annual
Illinois Art Education Association student show
competition. Joseph S’s photography became
part of a traveling exhibition to selected libraries
and schools throughout Illinois for the 2014-2015
school year and was recognized at the fall IAEA
conference in October.
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Meet Our Development Staff
F. Martin Glynn
Financials
Corporate & Foundation
Relations
glynnm@psmnow.com
773-722-4600 x2101
Grants, corporate & foundation
relations
2013-2014 Expenses
Total: $7,834,939
Whitney Huffsmith
Development Associate
huffsmithw@psmnow.com
773-722-4600 x2104
All other inquiries
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the difference that your support
is making at our school.
Program
$5,728,299
73%
Support
$1,578,070
20%
Fundraising
$528,570
7%
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2013-2014 Sources of Revenue
Total: $9,301,840
Investment Income
$781,341
8%
Contributions &
Fundraising
$5,715,939
61%
Tuition & Fees
$2,285,115
25%
Auxiliary Activities
& Miscellaneous
Income
$519,445
6%
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Cornerstone Society
Cornerstone Society
Gift Period July 1, 2013 to
June 30, 2014
The Cornerstone Society
consists of friends and
supporters who provide a solid
foundation through their
generous gifts. This society
honors those who have made
contributions that total
$100,000 or more since their
involvement began with
Providence St. Mel School.
Gift totals since 1978 through
June 30, 2014. The Cornerstone
Society is also recognized
through a series of plaques
displayed in the front hallway
of the school.
$3 million & above
The Coleman Foundation
Mr. Thomas H. Dittmer
Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Hurvis
Hurvis Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pritzker
The Jay Pritzker Foundation
Pritzker Cousins Foundation
$1 million - $2.9 million
Anonymous
Aon Corporation
The Basler Family
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Basler
Mr. Donald N. Basler
United Conveyor Foundation
Bestfoods Educational Foundation
Debora de Hoyos and Walter
Carlson
Florik Charitable Trust
Lloyd A. Fry Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Keiser
Oscar G. & Elsa S. Mayer Family
Foundation
Michael and Kay O’Halleran
The Pusinelli Family
Gregory and Marie Pusinelli
John and Maxine Pusinelli
Renee and Edward Ross
Foundation
Mr. Samuel C. Schuppe
Ted Hoyer Charitable Trust
Ms. Marie C. Hoyer
Mr. and Mrs. John Shutack
Ms. Oprah Winfrey
$500,000 - $999,999
Anonymous
Abbott Laboratories Fund
The Barr Fund
Mr. Gary Elden and Ms. Phyllis
Mandler
Mr. and Ms. Robert J. Glickman
The Robert and Caryn Glickman
Foundation
Philip J. and Carol J. Lyons
Philip J. and Carol J. Lyons
Foundation
The John D. and Catherine T.
MacArthur Foundation
McDonald’s Corporation
Ronald McDonald House
Charities
Mrs. Mike Michael
The Northern Trust Company
Polk Bros. Foundation
Refco, Inc.
Dr. Scholl Foundation
$250,000 - $499,999
Anonymous
Caroline and John Ballantine
A. G. Becker Foundation
Blum-Kovler Foundation
The Canning Foundation
The Chicago Community Trust
The Fort James Foundation
GE Commercial Finance
Hackberry Endowment Partners
Julie and Parker Hall
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Michael and Diane Hora
Ingredion Incorporated
Ms. Judith Joy
The Joyce Foundation
Mr. Randolph R. Kurtz
LINK Unlimited
The Fred Maytag Family
Foundation
Mary M. McGuire Trust
Jack Miller Family Foundation
Daniel Murphy Scholarship
Fund
Mr. Nickolas J. Neubauer
Ronald H. Ringer Foundation
Mike and Maureen Roberts
Sage Foundation
Dona and Sam Scott
Gertrude E. Skelly Charitable
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Takiff
United Airlines
Wells Fargo Insurance Services
W.P. and H.B. White Foundation
$100,000 - $249,999
Anonymous (2)
Mr. Paul J. Adams III
Guy A. and N. Kay Arboit
Charitable Trust
Bankers Life & Casualty
Mrs. Janis Battle
The Alvin H. Baum Family Fund
Albert Y. and Jackie Bingham
BP
Helen Brach Foundation
Marc and Liza Brooks
Mr. Richard M. Burridge, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Calderon
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Calvert
Cashel Foundation
Castle Foundation
CBOT Foundation
Children’s Scholarship Fund
Citadel Group Foundation
Crown Family Philanthropies
Cuneo Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Domenic DaValle
Mrs. Jeffrey C. Doane
R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company
Dow Chemical USA
Mr. Harve A. Ferrill
Field Foundation of Illinois, Inc.
First Bank of Highland Park
Foundation
The Andrew and Alice Fischer
Charitable Trust
Stephanie and Greg Guyett
Marguerite Delany Hark
Foundation
William Randolph Hearst
Foundation, Inc.
HSBC - North America
Katten Muchin Rosenman, LLP
Susan and Richard Kiphart
Becky and Lester Knight
Leonard Loventhal and Laura
Glaser
Mayer Brown, LLP
Mr. Barry Mayo
Col. Stanley R. McNeil
Foundation
Mr. Chuck McQuaid
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter
Motorola Foundation
John Nuveen & Company, Inc.
Océ-USA, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Peer Pedersen
Plastipak Packaging, Inc.
Premark International
Ms. Janet Relos
Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher
Reyes
Ritzenthaler Family Foundation
RREEF Capital Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Salemi
Sara Lee Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Seigle
Denise and Joe Seminetta
Albert J. Speh, Jr. and Claire R.
Speh Foundation
St. Paul Companies, Inc.
TCF Bank
Tellabs, Inc.
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Alumni Society
Alumni Society
June 30, 2014
Thomas A. Sullivan Trust,
St. Mel ’20
Phyllis A. Wojtar, Providence ’44
The Alumni Society consists
of alumni who provide financial
contributions in support
of sustaining the future of
Providence St. Mel. This society
honors alumni who have made
contributions that total $1,000
or more since graduation.
FOUNDER’S CIRCLE
$200,000+
Michael E. Hora, St. Mel ’62
Michael D. O’Halleran, St. Mel ’68
LEADER’S CIRCLE
$100,000 - $199,999
Anthony J. Salemi, St. Mel ’67
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
$50,000 - $99,999
Marietta C. Bratta-Garber,
Providence ’60
Gladys M. Nowicki, Providence ’46
PRINCIPAL’S CIRCLE
$25,000 -$49,999
Carl L. Harris ’77
DREAMER’S CIRCLE
$10,000 - $24,999
Letitia D. Dillard ’96
Michael J. Graft, St. Mel ’50
Leona Jackson, Providence ’39
Sylvia L. Jones ’89
Cassandra R. Minor ’84
Gerald W. Shay, St. Mel ’60
BUILDER’S CIRCLE
$5,000 - $9,999
John E. Abney ’96
Albert L. Braggs ’69
Kimberlee J. Burt ’88
John Coughlin, St. Mel ’68
Timothy D. Ervin ’91
Joseph F. Fels, St. Mel ’40
Wayne L. Haraldson, St. Mel ’59
Angela F. Johnson-Williams ’89
Clement J. McDonald, St. Mel ’67
Eugene L. Moore ’97
Nicholas Piediscalzi, St. Mel ’48
Robert C. Sassetti, St. Mel ’47
PLANNER’S CIRCLE
$2,500 - $4,999
Peter A. Brusca, St. Mel ’59
Jamelyn E. Cotton ’86
Cecelia W. Fairfax ’74
Gloria A. Franchi, Providence ’49
Marie Gartland, Providence ’68
Lawrence E. Grisham ’69
Lowell D. Hamilton ’85
Patricia S. Hanlon, Providence ’46
Beatrice C. Hurey ’85
Linton Johnson ’98
Alice M. Maresh, Providence ’40
Patrick Martin, St. Mel ’67
Daniel R. McLean, St. Mel ’55
Ronald L. Price ’78
Earl J. Ruppert, St. Mel ’42
Betty Sloan, Providence ’55
Deborah Sturgis-Hinton ’89
John F. Sweeney, St. Mel ’52
Patricia Wilde, Providence ’53
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In-Kind Gifts
June 30, 2014
WORKER’S CIRCLE
$1,000 - $2,499
Virginia B. Anderson, Providence ’65
Joseph P. Bauer, St. Mel ’63
Kathryn A. Bernards, Providence ’66
Michael P. Brennan, St. Mel ’63
Gregory L. Canty ’83
Ave Maria Capitanini, Providence ’45
Janetta Cotton ’86
Dorothy Crane Davis, Providence ’40
Anita Curi, Providence ’40
Patricia A. Danloe, Providene ’57
Noreen Dennehy Jasinski,
Providence ’52
Bobby T. Dillard ’96
Vickie V. Fair ’79
Jerald T. Gary ’03
Ericka K. Gibson ’90
George Johnson ’72
Roberta F. Arenz Kaminski,
Providence ’59
Thomas E. Kearney, St. Mel ’46
Robert P. Littlefield, St. Mel ’44
Margaret Loftus, Providence ’46
Irene V. Maksym, Providence ’60
Arthur C. Martin, St. Mel ’37
Patrick J. Mellett, St. Mel ’55
Nedra Miller Karim ’75
Roosevelt Moncure ’80
Shawn W. Nelson ’90
James J. O’Connor, St. Mel ’65
John R. Olechny, St. Mel ’65
Tonya Price ’85
Daniel Pankiewicz, Providence ’57
Myla M. Patterson-Smith ’96
Virginia R. Reed, Providence ’54
Bill Reider, St. Mel ’46
Irene Smith-Steele ’75
Kimbrel D. Stephen ’72
Calvin C. Thurman ’72
Kimberly A. Whiting ’87
Aleatha Wilson ’87
Christine Wilson ’88
Diane A. Zachwieja, Providence ’60
In-Kind Gifts
Ms. Kathleen Cowie
Ms. DeBorah J. Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Douglass
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fishman
Mr. Ken Hollender
Ms. Paula Ingram
Mr. James Martin
Mr. Michael D. O’Halleran
Mr. Adam Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Robinson, Jr.
Mrs. Denise M. Seminetta
Joseph Sears School
Mr. David L. Steinberg
Copy-Mor, Inc.
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to ensure accuracy. Should you
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the Office of Development at
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2014 ANNUAL REPORT
Gifts Made by Individuals
Gifts Made by Individuals
June 30, 2014
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc.
Stephanie and Greg Guyett
Michael and Diane Hora, St. Mel ’62
Laughing Acres Family
Foundation
Ms. Judith Joy
Susan and Richard Kiphart
Mr. Samuel C. Schuppe
Ted Hoyer Charitable Trust
Denise and Joe Seminetta
$100,000+
Hurvis Charitable Foundation
Michael and Kay O’Halleran,
St. Mel ’68
Ms. Janet Relos
$50,000 - $99,999
The Basler Family
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Basler
Mr. Donald N. Basler
United Conveyor Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Calvert
Mr. Gary Elden and Ms. Phyllis
Mandler
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Keiser
Leonard and Laura Loventhal
The Pusinelli Family
Greg and Marie Pusinelli
John and Maxine Pusinelli
Mike and Maureen Roberts
Dona and Samuel Scott
$25,000 - $49,999
Mr. Walter Carlson and
Mrs. Debora de Hoyos
$15,000 - $24,999
Anonymous
Mr. Paul J. Adams III
Mrs. Linda Ray Arny
Mrs. Sarah Anne Brennan
Mr. Richard M. Burridge, Sr.
Loretta and Bob Cooney
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan
Mr. Peter F. Stack
$10,000 - $14,999
Anonymous
Mr. William M. Daley
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Duffy
Ms. Nora Duffy
Mr. Harve A. Ferrill
Mr. Howard E. Jessen
Jim and Kay Mabie
Mr. William E. Mayer
Mr. Scott A. McKeon
Mr. Nickolas J. Neubauer
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Pelzer
Mr. Robert J. W. Ryan
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Salemi,
St. Mel ’67
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Seigle
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Gifts Made by Individuals Continued
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Grimm
Mr. and Mrs. James Bell
Mr. Robert Blackwell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bryan
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Culliton
Mrs. Sandy E. Deromedi
Ms. Jeanette M. DiBella
Mrs. Jeffrey C. Doane
Mr. Nathan P. Eimer
Mr. John M. Hall
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hynes
Mr. Todd S. Lippman
Mr. James D. MacLennan
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J.
McDonnell
Mr. John J. Nowicki,
Providence, ’46
Mr. Dennis B. Reding
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Robinson, Jr.
Mr. Andrew S. Rosenman
Mr. and Ms. Charles D. Wolf
$2,500 - $4,999
Mr. Joel G. Alberts
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P.
Bergeman
Marietta Bratta-Garber,
Providence ’60
Mrs. Frances Carter Johnson
Mr. John Charman
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cullen
Mr. Robert W. Damlos
Ms. Frances Dittmer
Mr. Tom Duff
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jeffery
Geldermann
Cynthia and Dan Helle
Mr. Scott Hensley
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A.
Huesing
Andrew and Sheree Johnson
Chuck and Monica McQuaid
Mr. Alfred G. Nichols
Ms. Deborah Pusinelli
Mr. Jeffrey S. Ross
John W. and Jeanne M. Rowe
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Williams
$1,000 - $2,499
Anonymous (4)
Mr. John E. Abney ’96
David J. and Beverly J. Baar
Caroline and John Ballantine
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Bandi, Jr.
Dr. James G. Basker
Ellen and George Benson
Mr. Albert Y. Bingham, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Bondy
Ms. Alfreda Bradley-Coar
Mr. Albert Braggs ’69
Ms. Kimberlee J. Burt ’88
Mrs. Jacqueline Burtin
Barbara Calhoun
Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Calian
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Carlson
James W. Compton
Mr. Raymond F. Connor
Mr. Charles R. Courtney
Mr. and Mrs. John B. D’Arcy
Mr. and Ms. Bill Dawson
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Douglass
Jack Edelbrock and Karen
Dal Santo
Frank Egan
Mr. John F. Egan
Mr. Carter W. Emerson
Mr. Dan Fietsam
Michael Flynn
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fortnum
Mr. Richard L. Freeman
Mr. Donald C. Gancer
Cynthia and Norman Goldring
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Goldstein
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Graft,
St. Mel ’50
James C. and Mary J. Griffin
Wayne L. Haraldson, St. Mel ’59
Catherine Haskins
Mr. David D. Hiller
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Mr. and Mrs. Whitney & Joseph
Huffsmith
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hadlai Hull
Ms. Patricia Hurley
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jay
Mr. Thom Jenkins
Mr. Allan M. Kaplan
Mr. John H. Klancnik
Harold W. Knapheide III
Ms. Maribel Mata Benedict
Dr. Cassandra R. Minor ’84
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Moran
Mr. Joe Murphy
Mrs. Lori Newman
Mr. Daniel J. O’Connor
Geoffrey A. Parson
Mr. and Mrs. Raju N. Patel
Mrs. Cindy Pritzker
Mrs. John Shedd Reed
Mr. James Robinson
Harriet and Irwin Ross
Mr. and Mrs. David N.
Rothschild
Mary and Glenn Schnadt
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald and
Judy Shay, St. Mel ’60
Mr. Michael W. Hennessy
Sarah Stopek Hirsch and
Scott Hirsch
Robert J. Horton and
James C. Perry
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Iberle
Mr. James L. Jackson
Ms. Angela F. Johnson ’89
Ms. Carol W. Keenan
Ms. Ann Kisting
Ms. Susan Koralik
Jim and Ann LaPalermo
Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Lucido
Ms. Ruby G. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Maze
Percy Angelo and Marvin
$500 - $999
Medintz
Anonymous (2)
David and Emily Merjan
Mr. Edward C. Auxer
Mr. Robert S. Nelson
Joe Benigni
Rev. William J. O’Shea
Ms. Carolyn Berg
Ms. Tonya Price ’85
Mr. Kevin Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Calderon Mr. Stuart R. Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Sabatino
Mary Jo Campbell
Mr. Michael Reardon and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Casey
Ms. Nancy Schwider
Mr. John H. Cooper
Drs. Timothy and Mirika
Ms. Jerolynne Croswell
Sentongo
The Cullen Family
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Curley
Dr. Adolphus C. Favors, Jr.
Ms. Calvita Frederick-Sowell
Ms. Deborah Frisch
Mrs. Eileen L. Furey
Mark and Rosemary Gately
Mr. and Mrs. George Gatto
John and Pat Grady
Bill and Pam Grady
Mrs. Adrienne Hawkins-Turner
The Hendrick Family
Mr. John Heneghan
Julie Jovan-Sheerin and
Patrick Sheerin, Jr.
Dr. Donn Spight
Ms. Janet Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Samme L.
Thompson
Mr. Wolfe J. Tone
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Tully
Mr. Christopher P. Valenti
Holly and Scott Wallace
Mrs. Mary Webber
Constance and Hugh Williams
Mr. Brian D. Young
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Ms. Leslie Shoemaker
Ms. Veronica Siegel
Ms. Julia Siegfried
Mr. James W. Stevenson, Jr.
Mike and Kathleen Talty
Stephanie Taylor
Ms. Karen Teitelbaum
Ms. Judith Tobey
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tuck
Mr. Robert C. Weisheit, Jr.
$250 - $499
Anonymous (4)
Ms. Precious Allen
Ms. Meghan Archibald
Ms. Terri F. Baker Esq.
Ms. Mary Ann Berry
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J.
Boswell
Mr. John J. Budin
Mr. Paul E. Came
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Carter
Mr. Jack Cavalenes
Mr. Andrew Cavallari
Don and Carol Ann Cisek
Ms. Molly Clark
Jesse and Priscilla Adams
Cleveland
Ms. Cornelia Coleman
Ms. Emily Condon
Bill and Leavy Craig
Mr. Frank J. Cullen
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Delaney
Roy Jasinski and Noreen
Dennehy Jasinski, Providence
’52
Laura Dixon
Major and Mrs. Thomas A.
Downs
Mr. Shep Dunlap
Jon and Rachel Barreto
Edensword
Ms. Melissa Fentress
Mr. William Ferguson
Ms. Eileen Fitzgerald
Ms. Roberta Franklin
Mr. Adolfo Frazier
Mr. David Gardner
Mr. Paul F. Glenn
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E.
Grisham ’69
Ruben and Brenda Heffner
Mr. Eric B. Hendricks
Mrs. Margaret Henning
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hepkema
Mr. Constantine Jovan
Carol J. Kallok
Mr. Howard J. Karloff
Ms. Trina Kats
Joseph and Sally Keenan
Jacqueline C. Lanier
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee
Mr. Ronald Lejcar
Marty and Barbara Letscher
Don and Terri Liebentritt
Mr. Charles Ligon
Mr. Martin S. Lindenberger
and Ms. Arlene M. Wallace
Mr. Mark S. Litner
Ms. Wen J. Liu
Mr. Mark Madsen
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Main
Ms. Tami Malina
Ms. Alice M. Maresh,
Providence ’40
Mr. John M. McCabe
Mr. Edward J. McGillen
Mr. Kevin McGrath
Mr. Michael McHugh
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. McLean,
St. Mel ’55
Mr. George M. Meier
Richard and Sara Mesirow
Kendra L. Mills
Ms. Donna E. Morgan
Dr. and Mrs. Percy C. Moss, Jr.
Drs. Jeanette and Mark
Moulthrop
Ms. Nicole Muhammad
Mr. and Mrs. James Neal
Barbara and John Noonan
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Ms. Erin O’Keefe
Mr. and Mrs. Everett O.
Queckboerner
Ms. Emina Rebronja
Ms. Jennifer Rhoades
Mr. Todd Rigby
Jill and Ron Rohde
Mr. Jim Rojahn
Mr. Stuart Rose
Mrs. Alice B. Rapoport and
Mr. Michael A. Sachs
Mr. Jim Scanlon
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Schuler
Ms. Colleen Smith
Mr. Steve E. Speltz
Ms. Malika Stevenson
Ms. Mary Kate Stinn
Carolyn M. Stopka
Ms. Jennifer Sullivan
Mr. Marcus I. Thomas
Mr. Calvin C. Thurman, Jr. ’72
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A.
Van Beek, Jr.
Mrs. Marci Van Gilder-Rubin
Ms. Christel D. Ward
Dr. Daniel Wessel
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wilde,
Providence ’53
Emily M. Cronin
Patricia Phelan Danloe,
Providence ’57
Mr. Andrew Del Giudice
Mr. Michael E. Dessimoz
$100 - $249
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence A.
Anonymous (9)
Dondanville
Joe Arens
Mrs. Roberta F. Arenz-Kaminski, Ms. Ellen Edwards
Providence ’52
Ms. Mary Lou Backes
Mr. Henry W. Barkhausen
Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Bell
Mary Bellmar and Peter Olson
Mrs. Michele Berman
Mr. Stanley Bernard
Mr. and Mrs. Howard I.
Bernstein
Ms. Phyllis Birks
Mr. David P. Blanchard
Chris & Neil Blitstein
Ms. Carroll R. Bogert
Mr. David English
Mr. Nander Brown, Jr.
Barry Jay Epstein
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bunn III
Ms. Marilyn Fall
Mr. Darnell Burtin ’92
Mr. and Mrs. E. Marvin Farwell
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P.
Rev. Donald J. Fenske
Buschmann
Mr. Mark Finger
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Butler
Audrey and Bob Fischer
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cahill
Mr. Joseph Fitzpatrick
Ms. Helen M. Callahan
Ms. Marsha R. Fleming-Holmes
Mr. Woodrow Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. James M.
Mr. James P. Caputo
Florsheim
Ms. Mary Carr
Mrs. Muriel Folie
Ms. Lisa Cipriano
Ms. Gloria A. Franchi,
Mrs. Ann Sherby Cole
Providence ’49
Ms. Carolyn S. Cole
Ms. Joan T. Gagen
Ms. Gaile Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Garst
Mr. John W. Coons
Joan Gerig and Orlando
Mr. John G. Cooper, Jr.
Redekopp
Ms. Judith Craven
Mr. and Mrs. Alford Williams
Mr. Orrin R. Williams
Sara Wing
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Mrs. Dale Ginsburg
Mr. Joseph Glaser
Mr. R. Brett Goad
Mr. C. T. Greenway
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Guzman, Sr.
Richard and Janet Haines
Dr. John H. Hanley
Ms. Audrey J. Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Harris ’77
Ms. Jordyn Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Hennig
Mr. James W. Herrmann
Nance Hikes and Michael
Melampy
Mr. and Ms. Michael Hobor
Dr. Walter S. Hofman
Ms. Terry Holt
Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Holt
Mr. Matthew R. Humphries
Mr. Terrence Hutton
Mr. John A. Jackanicz
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jackson
Ms. Claudia Jakes
Mr. Donald E. Janssen
Mr. Henryk Jedrzejek
Mr. Oscar D. Johnson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnston
Mr. David Kallick
Thomas and Patricia (Connelly)
Kearney, St. Mel ’46
Dr. Jonathan Kelly
Ms. Rosemary Kinney
Laura Kodres
Ms. Linda Kohan
Mrs. Patricia A. Kolar
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Kragh
Mr. David Kuhlman
Mr. and Mrs. Desmond R.
La Place
Mrs. Janey Lahey
Dr. Marsha Landau
Mr. Michael Lee
Mr. William J. Leugers, Jr.
Mr. and Ms. Ben Lichstein
Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Lizak
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Long
Ms. Megan E. Granholm
Ann and Nello Lucchesi
Father Patrick M. Lyons
Mr. John R. Maag, St. Mel ’68
Frances K. Lee Matheu
Mrs. Toni Mathis and
Mr. David Mathis
Mr. Frank J. Mayer
Patricia A. McAvinchey
Ms. Noreen M. McCann
Ms. Vanessa McClinton
Ms. Domonique F. McCord
Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mercier
Dr. Wayman D. Merrill
Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Willie J. Minor
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mitchell
and Carolyn E. Mitchell
Ms. Virginia G. Monroe
Mr. Ben Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Mortimer
James J. O’Connor, St. Mel ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Olechny,
St. Mel ’65
Mr. Thomas C. O’Neil, Jr.
JoAnn Page
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Palm
Ms. Yolanda D. Palmer ’84
Ms. Bettye J. Parque
Mr. and Mrs. Norman J.
Patinkin
Dr. Bernard M. Pawlowski
Ms. Rosemarie A. Payne
Dr. Geraldine K. Piorkowski,
Providence ’54
Mrs. Kedra Potocnik
Ms. Carolyn A. Powers
Mr. Jason Preston
Jay H. Price
James and Linda Pushaw
Mr. David G. Quinlan
Carol and John Rappel
Ms. Susan Razzano
Ms. Virginia Rose Reed,
Providence ’54
Mrs. Rebecca L. Reid
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reider,
St. Mel ’46
Ms. Kelly Reitmeier
George T. and Marcelline M.
Ricker, Jr.
Amy A. Ripepi
Ms. Alice Rooks
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rubin
Mrs. Cindy Rudman
Mary Ann Ryan
Ms. Mary Sabatino
Arthur J. Schmitz
Ms. Marilyn C. Sensendorf
Mr. and Mrs. E. Webster Shaker
Helen E. Sieben
Mrs. Mary Simon
Mr. David Slate
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Snitzer
Paul and Diane Spanier
Susie Steinberg
Ms. Joan M. Stockmal and
Mr. Herbert E. Gordon
Mr. Patrick Stoker
Julie and Bob Stracks
Mr. and Mrs. James Strawn
Mr. Richard J. Street
Janet Willem Svatos
Mr. Gerard A. Swick
Eddie and Denise Swift
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H.
Tamminga
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thigpen
Mary Thommen
Mr. David Tomlinson
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S.
Tovrog
Ms. Portia Y. Trenholm-Hamlar
Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Turner
Mr. Jackie C. Tyler
Elizabeth Uihlein
Angela and Allan Vagner
Mr. Richard B. Vanecko and
Mrs. Barbara H. Vanecko
Ms. Gail Ward
Ms. Susan E. Ward
Ms. Nancy Wardell
Ms. Sparkle Waters ’99
Rev. Dr. Mary Weinkauf
Ms. Virginia A. Weise
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Westergren
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Whiteside
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard S.
Wicklund
Mr. Frank J. Wiedner
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilkin
Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Winger
Mr. Steven Wittman
Up to $99
Anonymous (10)
Ms. Denné Adams
Maureen Reynolds Avina
Mr. and Mrs. John Aylward
Ms. Joan Bailey
Ms. Earlene Barnes
Mr. James L. Baskin
Joe Bauer, St. Mel ’63
Mr. Richard J. Behrendt
Ms. Naomi J. Bell
Mr. and Ms. Robert Bellick
Robert and Sandra Bennis,
St. Mel ’62
Kathryn (Alexa) and David
Bernards, Providence ’66
Mr. Ben Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Brabec,
St. Mel ’68
Mr. Joseph R. Brabec
Ms. Abbe Brenner
Mr. and Ms. Stephen A. Brodsky
Mr. Evan Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Buerer
Ms. Asha S. Burtin
Mr. Seth W. Burtin
Ms. DaToya J. Burtin-Cox ’96
Ed and Ursula Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caruso
Ms. Teresa Caruso
Ms. Virginia Casey
Ms. Colleen Caughlin
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Miss Mara Greenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Ettore P. Grimaldi
Sister Jeanne L. Hagelskamp
Mr. Stephan B. Hall
Ms. Sabrina Hanitz
Ms. Maureen Hanlon
Mr. Darnell F. Hawkins
Mr. Brian Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hayes
Ms. Sadie Heller
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J.
Hennessy
Mr. John J. Caulfield
Thomas and Rose Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Cherskov Richard and Nancy Jacobs
Ms. Alison Cook
Larry Juracic
Ms. Margaret Cooney
Carol S. Kane
Ellen Hoye Cortopassi
Ms. Katherine Kazanecki
Dr. Yvette Coursey
Mr. Eric Keitel
Ms. Patricia Crittenden
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Keller
Rev. Robert A. Cross
Ms. Virginia Kelly
Mr. Paul Damian
Ms. Nora D. Kimball
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Danko
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome W. King
Chris Delhey
Mr. Johnnie King
Allan Devitt & Susan Z. Diamond Mr. and Mrs. John G. Knox
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dirmish
Arthur and Claire Kohrman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doub
Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. Komosa
Ms. Loretta Dumas
Joe and Becky Kornick
Dr. E. Zeno Edwards, Jr.
Ms. Joan E. Enderle
Dr. Suzanne L. Epstein
Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Espevik
Mr. Peter Fenves
Mr. Kenneth P. Fivizzani
Mrs. Gloria Flanzer
Ms. Sheila E. Foster ’03
Mr. and Mrs. K. Sean Frey
Randy and Marilyn Gilley
Mr. Seth Goldstein
Ms. Janet Goodsitt
Mrs. Carola Kupfer
Frederick and Linda Lane
Mr. James F. Larson
Mr. David W. Leifker
Ms. Nancy Lennon and
Mr. John F. McNellis
Mr. Burton Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Lipinski
Mr. Philip R. Loftus and
Ms. Loretto M. Kennedy
Ms. Margaret A. Lynch
Mrs. Edward Lyons
Ms. Ilyse Mackoff
Mrs. Irene V. Maksym,
Providence ’60
Donald C. and Audria B. Marek
Mr. Robert Marovich
Ms. Mary B. Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Maurer
Ms. Eve Mayer
Steve McCambridge
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McCanna
Mr. William R. Pepper and
Mrs. Teresa E. McDonaldPepper
Mary J. McEnery
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
McKinney
Ms. Lynnette McRae
Ms. Cecilia Meers
Ms. Lin R. Menard
Ms. Roberta Michaletz
Ms. Gina L. Middleton
Ms. Verletta I. Moody
Warren S. and Dr. Patricia Moore
Ms. Yolanda Moore ’84
Ms. Sue Motto
Ms. Linda Mularski
Ms. Mary Eileen Mullins
Mr. Jack Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Najberg
Mr. Naveen Nallappa
The Neal Family
Mr. George K. Nerrie
Ms. Galia Newberger
Eugene and Louisa Newberry
Mr. Michael T. Nubbymyer
Mr. William P. O’Brien
Mr. Ken O’Gorman
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Oken
Kateri O’Shea and Mary Stretch
Ms. Dolores Ostrowski
Dan and Mary Ann Pankiewicz,
Providence ’57
Ms. Natasha Parker
Mr. James D. Parsons
Ms. Mary L. Pelzer
Ms. Mary Lynn Pelzer
Mr. Ernest Pettis ’73
Ms. Patricia A. Pruitt
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ratcliffe
Howard J. Romanek
Mr. and Mrs. Finley Roppolo
Mr. Joseph Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P.
Rowells
Ms. Mary T. Saigh
Mrs. Milton Scheffler
Ms. Mary Schmuttenmaer
Dr. Constance D. Shabazz
Ms. Audree Shuman
Mr. Gregory J. Sikora
Mr. Laird K. Smith
Ms. Teruko Smith
Mr. Austin L. Smithers
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Spight
Ms. Kelly Staskel
Mrs. Jane R. Stein
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Steinbach
Ron and Julie Stepp
Mr. Joey Stern
Ms. Meredith Stevenson
Ms. Diana A. Stokes
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Tenner
Dr. and Mrs. Somasundaram
Thamilavel
Mr. and Mrs. Albert J.
Thomas III
Mr. Jack L. Thorson
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Valentine
Mr. Harmon P. Vaughter
Mrs. Bette L. Walker
Brian and Maria Ward
Sr. Rosemary Ward
Ms. Stacey Weiser
Ms. Rosemarie Wert
Mr. Jonathan M. Wier
Dorothy Williams
Mr. and Mrs. J. Carroll Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H.
Wisniewski
Mrs. Naomi Yale
Ms. Debra Yates
Mr. Joseph Young
Mr. and Mrs. R. Zachwieja,
Providence ’60
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Zott
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
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Gifts Made by Organizations
Wells Fargo
Young Family Foundation
$100,000+
Renee and Edward Ross
Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
ACE Charitable Foundation
Oscar G. & Elsa S. Mayer Family
Foundation
Dona & Sam Scott Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
Abbott Fund
Abbott Laboratories Fund
Aon Foundation
Helen Brach Foundation
The Andrew and Alice Fischer
Charitable Trust
Grosvenor Capital
Management, LP
Liberty Mutual Group, Inc.
The Fred Maytag Family
Foundation
Renaissance Re
Ronald H. Ringer Foundation
Sage Foundation
Dr. Scholl Foundation
Gertrude E. Skelly Charitable
Foundation
$15,000 - $24,999
Anonymous
Arch Reinsurance Company
Fred J. Brunner Foundation
J. W. Bagley Foundation
The Barr Fund
The Canning Foundation
Lavin Family Foundation
Gilbert & J. Dorothy Palay
Family Foundation
Tully Family Foundation
Wiedner & McAuliffe, Ltd.
XL Group
Pepper Construction Group
Leslie Peter Foundation
Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice
Foundation
Roundtable Healthcare Partners
Ryan Enterprises Group
Sullivan & Cromwell, LLP
Wakerly Family Foundation
USA, Inc.
Zurich American Insurance
Company
$5,000 - $9,999
American Insurance Group
Castle Foundation
Bernau Family Foundation
$10,000 - $14,999
The Charles W. & Patricia S.
Affordable Equity Partners, Inc.
Bidwill Charitable Foundation
Arch Insurance Group, Inc.
Bruce Foundation
Ariel Investments, LLC
The Chicago Community Trust
Baxter International, Inc.
Hannah S. and Samuel A. Cohn
William Blair and Company, LLC Memorial Foundation
Cashel Foundation
Donley Foundation
CBOT Foundation
Stannard and Dorothy Dunn
CBRE, Inc.
Charitable Trust
Celebrate Life Foundation
Federated Group, Inc.
The Chartered Foundation
First Bank of Highland Park
The Clare Foundation
Foundation
CNA Foundation
Google, Inc.
Keith Davis Scholarship Fund
Dream Makerz Foundation
Eimer Stahl, LLP
Benjamin B. Green-Field
Foundation
Ingredion Incorporated
Interactive Metronome, Inc.
ISMIE Mutual Insurance
Company
Jack Miller Family Foundation
JP Morgan
Motorola Solutions Foundation
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Hiscox Foundation USA
C. Louis Meyer Family
Foundation
Munich Re
National Automobile Dealers
Charitable Foundation
Odyssey Re
J. Christopher and Anne N.
Reyes Foundation
The Karla Scherer Foundation
Segal Family Foundation
Seigle Family Foundation
Roger and Susan Stone Family
Foundation
Swiss Re
TCF Foundation
The TJX Foundation, Inc.
Trotter Family Foundation
$2,500 - $4,999
Chubb & Son
Electronic Knowledge
Interchange
Euclid Insurance Services, Inc.
The Hartford Financial Services
The Walter E. Heller Foundation
Kinder Morgan Foundation
Kirkland & Ellis
The Northern Trust Company
Oxford Bank & Trust
The Farny R. Wurlitzer
Foundation Fund
Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Chicago
$1,000 - $2,499
Adreani Family Foundation
Alta Packaging, Inc.
Attorneys Title Guaranty Fund
Margaret S. and Philip D. Block,
Jr. Family Foundation
Disney Worldwide Services, Inc.
ECC Insurance Brokers, Inc.
Edison Electric Institute
Theodore Eckert Foundation
Google Matching Gifts Program
Hospira Foundation
Johnson Scholarship
Foundation, Inc
Linn Thurber, LLP
North Lakeland Education
Foundation
Geraldi Norton Foundation
The Private Bank and Trust
Company
Samoht, Inc.
Smith McGehee LLC
Special People in Need
St. Matthias Episcopal Church
Stanfill Family Charitable Trust
Tootsie Roll Industries, Inc.
Benjamin & Bettina Van Cleave
Pauline Warren and Joan Castle
Harold D. Wright and Hazel C.
Wright Foundation
Ronald & Geri Yonover
Foundation
$250 - $499
Greenweavers
Heritage Motel of Carbondale
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
MAG Mutual Employee
Matching Gift Program
$500 - $999
Gould & Ratner
The Dean & Lois Griffith
Foundation
$100 - $249
B-C Law Offices, P.C.
Goldman Sachs
Horizon Screen Print, Inc.
Indiana Sugars
Marsh & McLennan Companies
Prior Family Charitable Trust
Shell Oil Company Foundation
Up to $99
PepsiCo Foundation
Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts
Program
Union Church of Hinsdale
Women’s Association
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
36
Board of Trustees
Paul J. Adams III,
Providence St. Mel School
Caroline W. Ballantine
Mary Jo Basler
Robert Blackwell, Jr.,
Electronic Knowledge Interchange
Angelina D. Brown,
Ottawa Auto Spa
Richard M. Burridge, Sr.,
RMB Capital Management
John A. Canning, Jr.,
Madison Dearborn Partners
Debora de Hoyos,
Mayer Brown, LLP
Thomas H. Dittmer*
Marcia E. Doane
Gary Elden,
Grippo & Elden, LLC
Bryan Emrich,
Old World Industries
Harve A. Ferrill
Dan Fietsam,
Foote, Cone & Belding
Thomas J. Fitzgerald,
Aon Risk Solutions
Gregory L. Guyett,
JP Morgan
Michael E. Hora, Sr.
J. Thomas Hurvis,
Old World Industries
Oscar D. Johnson, Jr.,
Associated Bank
Sylvia L. Jones,
WLS-ABC 7
Judith Joy,
Yes with Joy!
Michael L. Keiser,
Bandon Dunes Golf Resort
Benjamin Kovler,
Todd Lippman,
CBRE, Inc.
Maribel Mata Benedict,
Katten Muchin Rosenman, LLP
Barry Mayo,
Radio One, Inc.
Philip McKenna,
Scott A. McKeon,
ACE USA
Michael D. O’Halleran,
Aon Benfield
Erik J. Pedersen,
Pedersen & Houpt
J. David Pepper,
Pepper Construction
Karen Pritzker,
Gregory J. Pusinelli,
William Blair & Company, LLC
Stacey Riddell
Michael J. Roberts,
LYFE Kitchen
D’Rita Robinson,
Chatty Guest
Andrew S. Rosenman,
Mayer Brown, LLP
Robert J. Ryan,
Interactive Metronome
Samuel C. Schuppe
Dona T. Scott
Denise M. Seminetta,
Premier Asset Management, LLC
David L. Steinberg,
Copy-Mor, Inc.
James W. Stevenson, Jr.,
Wiedner & McAuliffe, Ltd.
Wolfe J. Tone,
Deloitte Tax Services
*Lifetime Trustee
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2014 ANNUAL REPORT
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2014 ANNUAL REPORT
ALMOST
You can make a difference!
Our students need your financial help today.
Providence St. Mel keeps tuition low so that students, who otherwise
would not have the opportunity, can have the chance at an excellent
college-preparatory education. But this low tuition is much more than
our struggling families can afford. Families recognize the quality and
promise of a Providence St. Mel education. They pay what they can —
and all families must pay something — towards their child’s education.
But this amount seldom covers the tuition and never covers the true,
full cost of education, which is more than double our tuition.
Even though our school automatically underwrites more than half of this
cost, the great majority of our students require yet additional financial
assistance. Only with the support of such caring partners as you can
Providence St. Mel continue to keep tuition low, offer indispensable
scholarships, and deliver effective classroom instruction and exceptional
enrichment programs that enable students to excel and succeed.
Please join our other supporters today and be as generous as you can.
Visit www.psmnow.com and click on Donate Now to
Click submit your online contribution easily, conveniently,
and securely. This paperless method saves postage
and printing costs!
Mail
Call
Use the enclosed self-addressed envelope to mail your
check made payable to Providence St. Mel School.
For more information on how you can support
Providence St. Mel, call the Development Office at
773.722.7756.
Many corporations have a matching gift program and have chosen this
method to support education. Check with your company to see whether
it provides this option. Many companies will match dollar-for-dollar,
effectively doubling the value of your gift!
Providence St. Mel also appreciates gifts of goods and services that directly
support our programs and facilities. All of us at Providence St. Mel thank
you for your kind and generous support!
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72%
OF PROVIDENCE ST. MEL’S STUDENTS
RECEIVE NEED-BASED FINANCIAL AID OR
ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS IN ADDITION
TO WHAT IS ALREADY UNDERWRITTEN
THROUGH FUNDRAISING
THIRTY FIVE PERCENT
OF THE COST TO OPERATE THE SCHOOL
COMES FROM TUITION, WHILE
65%
COMES FROM INDIVIDUAL, CORPORATE
AND FOUNDATION SUPPORT.
“I am thankful for Providence St.
Mel because of the family type
community that is developed
through experiences with
friends and teachers.”
- Maurice H., Class of 2014
“I love Providence St. Mel
because of the immense
dedication that the teachers
have in regards to teaching us,
the students.”
- Marcellus B., Class of 2014
PRESORTED
NONPROFIT ORG
US POSTAGE PAID
PERMIT NO. 7658
CHICAGO, IL.
Providence St. Mel School
Office of Development
119 South Central Park Blvd.
Chicago, IL. 60624
www.psmnow.com
Mission Statement
At Providence St. Mel, we believe.
We believe in the creation of inspired
lives produced by the miracle of hard
work. We are not frightened by the
challenges of reality, but believe that
we can change our conception of this
world and our place within it.
So we WORK, PLAN, BUILD, and
DREAM – in that order. We believe
that one must earn the right to dream.
Our talent, discipline, and integrity will
be our contribution to a new world,
because we believe we can take this
place, this time and this people, and
make a better place, a better time, and a
better people. With God’s help, we will
either find a way or make one.

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