Founded on Faith, Preserved with Pride, Sustained by Spirit

S U M E R 2 0 1 RoundA publication for alumni, current & past parents, and friends ofTable Alter High School

Alter Turns 50...

Join the celebration! See the schedule of events on page 6 IN THIS ISSUE... Learning Beyond the School Walls page 10

Strategy and Vision From the President, page 2 Advancement Notes, page 4

School Life Conservatory News, page 8 The Knight Watch, page 9

Reunion and New Apparel Info, page 27

Alumni Features: • Downs Voted Best Chef, page 28 • In Memoriam, page 29 • Class Notes, page 30-31

Alterfest Info, back cover

SPECIAL SECTION: Annual Report 2012 pages 11-26 VISION& STRATEGY

From the President, Father James Manning

Alter I t is hard to believe that the month of August is upon us. Where did the summer go? Here at Alter we are getting ready for another school year. I have already scheduled Team Readies Masses with football, soccer, girls’ volleyball, golf, the band, and the Lancerettes. There is the faculty in-service, freshmen orientation, and the board retreat. School opens on the Feast of the Assumption on August 15th with an All-School Mass. for Its But this is no ordinary year for Alter. It is our Jubilee Year, our fiftieth anniversary. Our doors were opened in 1962 and here we are fifty years later. What a tradition that has been Fiftieth established here at Alter! There has been two years of planning for our fiftieth and I want to take this opportunity to thank the 100+ volunteers who have contributed to our year-long celebration. There was a birthday party for Archbishop Karl Alter and Elizabeth Ann Seton also on August 15th, the Gala on September 22, Mass at St. Charles on October 14, the cruise in June, an Alter History Book, and a memorial mural of significant events in our past. Check our website for the details. I want to also take this opportunity to thank those who have supported Alter this past year through various endeavors including the Annual Fund, “Answering the Call” capital campaign and through their time and talents. The fact of the matter is that Alter, as with all Catholic institutions, could not function effectively without the support of all of its constitu- ents nor provide the quality of education that is expected for our students. I hope to see many of the alumni at Alterfest this year. Please come and see Come and see the turf on the football practice field and the As you can see, we are busy planning for our anniversary. the newly renovated chapel Athletic Complex with new bleachers and track. You will also There is a lot of energy here at Alter as we prepare and plan with its stained glass win- see new windows in all of the classrooms and improvements for this upcoming school year. How fitting that we began the dows that tell our story, our in the front of school. All alumni are invited to the Mass on year on the Feast of Mary with an All-School Mass! May Mary history, along with the Tony Sunday afternoon of Alterfest at noon in Alter’s chapel, and I remind us of our mission—quality and holistic education in a Huesman Campus Ministry will try to attend as many of the reunions that weekend as I Christ-centered environment, an environment too that con- and Leadership Room. can. I would love the honor of speaking to your class. tinues to give birth to her Son in our world today!

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From the Advancement Director, Rick Willits ’88 ADVANCEMENT NOTES

received in pledges in Phase II. Many of the visible improvements Annual Fund News opens is “Alumni Night” with the Advance- Join other grads as they entertain the of year one can already be seen around campus with new turf The 2011-12 Annual Fund reported some exciting results. ment Office offeringFREE drink tickets to Alterfest crowds on the new turf field with fields, track and bleachers. Alter has also funded 1/3 of each of 100% support was received by our faculty and staff, as well any alum that stops by their booth. There some of their most popular songs and the three endowments at the Dayton Foundation: tuition assis- will be special reserved section for reunion routines. Practice and dinner will occur as our leadership, which includes Alter’s Board of Trustees. As tance, teacher’s compensation, and technology. To support any classes and other graduates, as well as live on Friday, August 31. Cost to participate is you can see in the Annual Report section on pages 11-26, over of these endowments with a planned gift or donation please entertainment, great food and drink, and $25 which will cover the cost of a t-shirt $281,000 was gifted to Alter this past school year. We thank contact the Advancement Office for details. We will need your adult games, too! Visit our booth to talk to and a gift to Phase II of the “Answering each of you who included Alter in your charitable giving strategy. support as we focus our efforts on giving our fine arts dedicated advancement personnel about the 50th the Call” campaign, specifically for the Look for information on the 2013 Annual Fund coming soon…we classroom space and a performance center. Anniversary and other great events being arts initiatives. For more information, con- encourage everyone to make a gift this school year in honor of Alumni Events at Alterfest planned for the new year! See you then! tact Todd Tucker, Music Director the 50th anniversary! Booster News and Notes Alumni Night ([email protected]) or Lancerette Director, Mary Lynn Dorow (marylynn. Alumni and Past Parent Associations The Alter Athletic Golf Outing made a successful return to Friday, August 31 – 7:30 PM-midnight. Alumni Band/Lancerette/Color [email protected]) or call the Advance- Announced Sugar Valley Golf Club and grossed over $20,000. A big thank For the third consecutive year, the Guard and Twirler Performance ment Office at (937)434-2059. you to Jim Keyes and the staff at Sugar Valley for their support, Friday night before AlterFest “officially” Saturday, September 1 at 5:00 PM – In conjunction with our Golden Jubilee, the Booster golf outing committee, Randy Leen ’94, all of the we look to engage all of our Knights of student-athletes and the full contingent of golfers that braved old this coming school year and are the 100 degree heat! pleased to announce the formation of Hall of Fame 2012 What Distinguished Inductees: Alter is Coming to a Town Near You! The window project, funded by the Boosters, began on July ~ the Alter Alumni Association and the Past Dave Bradley ’67 (developed “Ctrl-Alt- This past year saw several very suc- 19th. This will complete a project started a number of years back a Class for the 50th! Parents Association. With an annual fund Del” as an engineer with IBM and helped cessful “Knights on the Town” events to update all the windows in the school Join the celebration as eleven alumni, gift of $25 or more, members will enjoy free “Knights on the design their first PC) take place with new regional chapters with aesthetically pleasing and energy coaches, past administrators and a priest Town” events, printed copies of the Roundtable publication, and Steve Cochran ’69 (devoted most of his forming, as well. For 2012-13 the sched- efficient windows. will take their spot in the Alter High School an Alter membership sticker to proudly display on your vehicle. post-Alter life to volunteering with foot- ule is coming together, and again, there The 2012-13 Booster leadership was Hall of Fame. The induction festivities will Other levels of support provide additional benefits to members. ball and Alterfest) will be many opportunities for alums elected at the end of the school year. take place on Thursday, October 18 and To learn more about the associations go to: www.alterhigh- Susan Gibbons ’74 (past Alter board across the country to gather together Thank you to President, Dave Hurtubise; Friday, October 19 with the public invited school.org/alumniassociation . member and teacher; past principal and for fun, food and networking! If you Vice-President, Tom Kendo; 2nd Vice- to honor these great people. president of Seton High School) would be interested in helping host, Capital Improvements Continue President, Nancy Taylor; Secretary, Vicki Mark Lane ’82 (current Alumni Associa- organize or just get the word out for an Alter’s Capital Campaign, “Answering the Call”, enters its Wright; Treasurer, Ginny Boeckman; Membership Chair, Athletic Inductees: tion president; very active in community event in any of the following cities (or second year of Phase II. To date, over $2.3 million has been Ed Leschansky; and Past President, Doug Lindley. Joe Petrocelli (boys’ basketball coach; philanthropic activities) even another area) please contact the over 800 wins and four state titles) Father Lawrence Breslin (past priest of Advancement Office at (937)434-2059 Ed Domsitz (football coach with two St. Charles and Alter faculty member) or [email protected]. state titles) Bob “Wiz” Ellis (boys’ soccer coach with Induction Information 2012-13 two state titles) Proposed Thursday, October 18, 6:00-9:30pm – Schedule: Nick Mangold ’02 (former OSU standout Induction Banquet at the Presidential. October - and current All-Pro center for the NY Jets) Tickets are $50 each or reserved tables of 8 Cincinnati/ KNIGHTS Jay Tant ’96 (state champion swimmer for $400, and can be purchased by calling Northern KY and football star at Alter; played football on the town the Advancement Office at (937)434-2059 November - at Northwestern) or by going online to: www.alterhighschool. New York December - Indianapolis org/halloffametickets. January - Atlanta Teacher/Administrator Friday, October 19, 6:00-7:30pm – (new in 2012): February - Columbus Inductee Alumni Homecoming Tailgate at Rousch Sister Katie Hoeslcher, S.C. (past March - Washington D.C. Stadium. Inductees will join other gradu- teacher, principal, and development April - Charlotte ates and current families to celebrate their director in twenty-one years at Alter) May - Tampa induction and be recognized at the game. 4 the ROUNDTABLE SUMMER 2012 5 SPECIAL FEATURE

Will you please help us Memorabilia Collection honor Alter’s teachers and “Creating this Fund will Stop by the main lobby of the school during the day or provide them with the enrich- better equip our teachers during select events for a walk down memory lane. See the ment opportunities they need and, in turn, prepare our display of nostalgic items and photos that have been donated to help students reach for the students to be faith filled, and collected. You can even host a reception in the space! stars? There are a variety of lifelong learners in today’s Just contact the Advancement Office at (937)434-2059 for Alter Celebrates its ways that you can participate: competitive world.” more information. come to the event, make a Lourdes Lambert, donation, be a sponsor or Principal, 50th Alter High School donate an auction item. Memory Golden Anniversary To learn more or to buy a Book ticket (seating is limited!), please visit the Gala’s website at Purchase the www.astarrystarryknight.com. memory book at Alterfest in 50th Mass the Advance- ince the doors opened in September 1962, Alter High School On Sunday, October 14 at 3:00 PM the Alter community ment Booth has been synonymous with excellence both in the faith-filled will come together at St. Charles Church. All are invited after you get education that occurs each day within the school walls and to attend. If you are interested in being involved as a lector, your famous S in the mark that its graduates leave on the communities distributor, or with the music, please contact Mary Ruth chicken dinner. where they live. To celebrate this milestone, many events Shearer ’73 at: [email protected] or call The compila- and activities are planned throughout the coming year. For (937)428-5394. tion of pictures more information about any of the following events, contact State Champs Honored and chronicled history of Alter is still in the works at the time the Advancement Office at (937)434-2059 or advance- All of Alter’s state championship teams and individuals of this printing so the cost is yet to be determined, but it will [email protected]. You can also go to www.alterhighschool. will be honored this coming year. If you were on one of the be well worth the investment. org/50thevents for details. teams or won an individual title, look for a letter coming soon Mural Alumni Band/Color Guard/Twirler and regarding when you will be recognized and see the schedule Artist and past Alter parent, Paul Melia will create a mural Lancerette Performance at AlterFest below for more information. of Alter images as a terrific keepsake to display at your home Saturday, September 1 at 5:00 PM (practice on Friday, Alter Cruises into the Next 50 Years or give as a gift to your alumni spouse or child. He is also the August 31). Contact Todd Tucker, Director of Bands at todd. artist who painted the 25th Anniversary mural and recently What are you waiting for? Book your spot now as the Car- [email protected] or Mary Lynn Dorow at marylynn.dorow@ created a piece for the University of Dayton. The creation nival Paradise sets sail from Tampa on Saturday, June 1, 2013 fjminc.com for more details. will be available in February, but look for pre-order informa- for a five-night journey to the Cayman Islands and Cozumel. tion coming soon in publications and on the school website. 50th Gala Interior cabins are just $696 and ocean views are $796. There will even be signed, numbered prints available! “A Starry, Starry Knight” will take place on Saturday, COMPLIMENTARY Bon Voyage party in Tampa on Friday, September 22 at Sinclair’s Ponitz Center. The Gala will be a May 31. Book for just $50 by September 30, 2012 and enter Spring Picnic spectacular evening of cocktails, a drawing for $200 onboard credit. For more information, Enjoy the warmth and sun of spring as Alter “thanks” all a seated dinner, dancing, a silent contact Suzanne Petrocelli (Uniglobe VIP Travel) at of its families with a picnic at the school on Sunday, April 21 auction featuring “experiences” [email protected] for more information or go to: from 2-5 PM at Alter. Complimentary food and drink as well and a special program honor- www.alterhighschool.org/50thcruise. as something for everyone! ing Sister Katie Hoelscher, 2012 State Teams to be Honored Athletic Event Date Place inductee into Alter’s Hall of Fame. 50 Golf ’92, ’93, ’98, ’99 & Boys Tennis ’76 & Proceeds from this event will go towards the new Teacher Girls Tennis ’01 & Individuals Football Game vs. R. Bacon Fri., Sept. 14, 2012 Roush Stadium - Fairmont, 7:30 PM Professional Enrichment Fund (TPEF) which will help take Track (Individual) & CC ’96 & ’07 Football Game vs. H. Badin Fri., Sept. 28, 2012 Centerville HS - 7:30 PM Alter teachers to the next level of innovative, faith-based Football - ’08, ’09 Football Game vs. CJ Fri., Oct. 26, 2012 Centerville HS - 7:30 PM Boys Soccer - ’87, ’88, ’96, ’98 Soccer Game vs. CJ Sat., Sept. 29, 2012 Alter HS - 1 PM instruction. Funds will be used immediately to impact the Boys ’11, ’12 & Girls Volleyball ’02, ’03, ’06 Volleyball Game vs. Centerville Sat., Sept. 29, 2012 Alter HS - Noon learning and teaching environment at Alter through initia- Boys Basketball, ’78, ’99, ’01 Boys Basketball Game vs. CJ Sat., Dec. 15, 2012 Trent - 7:30 PM tives such as Professional Learning Communities and STEM Girls Basketball ’08 & (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math). Swimming & Wrestling (Individuals) Girls Basketball Game vs. R. Bacon Sat., Dec. 29, 2012 Alter HS - 2:30 PM

6 the ROUNDTABLE SUMMER 2012 7 SCHOOL LIFE Alter Conservatory for the Arts The Knight Watch Castle Players Shine! At the 2012 DayTony Awards (Dayton’s version of the Tony awards Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: for area high schools), Alter certainly made a lasting impression on Award of Merit: the audience and community. In all, fourteen awards were received The Cast of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - for ensemble Sports Recap by Castle Player performers and production specialists as a result of performance their work in two productions from last year: “Charlie and the Choco- The Oompa Loompas - for ensemble performance late Factory” and “Bye Bye Birdie.” The arts program at Alter is one Lauren DiMario ’14 as Violet of the most recognized in the area and continues to grow each year. Torie Striebel ’14 as Veruca Congratulations to the following students for their honors! Michael Wadham for Choreography Award of Excellence: Zach Jagielski ’13 as Willy Wonka Noah Walters ’15 as Augustus Bye Bye Birdie: Award of Merit: The Cast of Bye Bye Birdie - for ensemble performance spring sports Katie Fasoli ’13 as Kim Michael Wadham for Choreography accomplishments Raymonde Rougier for Musical Direction Baseball – GCL Champions / District Runners-Up Megan Courtney Award of Excellence: Boys Lacrosse – Advanced to the 3rd round of the tournament Lauren DiMario ’14 as Ursula AJ Hayek ’12 as Mae Boys Tennis – GCL Champions Daniel Grigg ’14 as Hugo Boys Volleyball – STATE CHAMPIONS Player of the Year in the State – Chuckie Eisenhaurer Katie Boeckman Coach of the Year in the State – Craig Erford Girls Track – State qualifiers in the 4 X 400 (3rd Place) and the Knights at the Next Level 4 X 800 relays (2nd Place), individual qualifiers in the 800 and 1600 meter run. Qualifiers were: Olivia Albers, Austin Borton, Kyly Congratulations to the following 2012 graduates who committed Borton, Alex Groene, Caitlin Mershad, Kristen Petrosky, and to playing their sport at the collegiate level. Look for updates on Erika Rogers. Joe Penno their progress coming in future Class Notes. Marching Olivia Albers – University of Dayton – Track/Cross Country Jack Brown – Trine University – Lacrosse Allison Bockrath – Cornell University – Basketball Knights Katie Boeckman – University of Dayton – Tennis Megan Courtney – Penn State University – Volleyball Honored Stephen Dockins – Centre College – Lacrosse Greg Heine – Wittenberg University – Basketball Eighteen Marching Knight band and color guard students were honored at the FJM Summer Clinic (band, color guard, drum major, Jake Laravie – University of Pittsburgh (Johnstown) – Basketball dance and leadership camp), recently. Recognized for their work were: Kelsey McGraw – Mount St. Joseph – Volleyball Seniors, Josh Mueller ’13, Jesse Grilliot ’13 and Jason Thompson ’13, as well as Junior, Claire Shockey ’14 were all recognized with Joe Penno – Centre College – Football Outstanding Achievement Awards for their skill, attitude and work ethic. For the seniors - Jesse, Josh and Jason - they are now eligible to Blake Rose – Dominican College – Golf apply for the Robert A. Black $1500 Scholarship which will be awarded to 4 students across the country this fall. Beth Ruff – St. Mary’s College – Soccer Said band director, Todd Tucker, “It was great to hear from FJM staff members how much they enjoyed working with our students and Kara Ruffolo – Loyola University – Soccer all of the other wonderful individual things they had to say. I’m a proud director, indeed!” Conrad Zengel – Capital University – Soccer

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Freshman Year Began Early for Bratton The thought of starting all over again in a new school as a Josh’s grandfather and others he passed. freshman can be an intimidating, daunting thing for anyone to “Unfortunately I was at base camp the day four climbers died think about, so getting a leg up on the rest of his new classmates descending from the summit,” Josh recalled. “Conversely, seeing my from an educational perspective was just one of the many intan- grandfather being airlifted out at 16,000 feet when he contracted gible benefits of this past spring’s trip forJosh Bratton ’16. He High Altitude Mountain Sickness may have been the low point.” and his grandfather, Dan Turben, made what to many would be Even with the adversities and witnessing traumatic events, an unbelievable attempt at a 14-day, 70 mile trek to a base camp Bratton appreciates what he will take from the trip and knows on Mount Everest. that it was a great test for him as he enters high school. According to Turben, it was an opportunity to “expand my “Visiting the Buddhist Monasteries was a unique experience; I grandson’s world view and to provide him with an experience was able to visit a few Monasteries the week we stayed in Kath- that few will have in their life time. In addition, it would also mandu and several Buddhist Shrines on our trek to Everest Base provide Josh the opportunity to Camp. Carrying a 40 lb. backpack the 32 miles from our start at experience a culture and people sub- Lukla to Base Camp is the most difficult thing I have ever done, stantially different from the United but I know that I’m ready for the rigors of my Alter education as States. The United States is a very well as football and lacrosse workouts.” insular country with only 30% of the Bratton and Turben now have their sights set on a possible population holding a passport. The horse-packing trip to the Canadian Rockies with Josh’s father, lack of travel outside the country by Kevin, as well as climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. Americans contributes to a myopic worldview that limits how well we relate to the rest of the world, and how well the world can relate to us.” While Turben has made climbs of Mount Whitney and Grand Teton, this was the first for Josh and one that he will remember forever. “My first sight of Mt. Everest through the clouds, after hiking for several days was just awesome. In our group of eleven was a man from England, four ladies from Canada and four from the U.S. In addition, there were six Sherpas (an ethnic group from eastern Nepal). We stayed in tea houses and tents that provided the opportunity each evening to learn more about our fellow trekkers and their reasons for making the trek.” Nepal, nestled in southern Asia between India and the People’s Republic of China, has some 27 million citizens, is a country of high poverty—many living on $600 per year—and with extremely low literacy rates. This was not lost on Josh. “Experiencing a Third World country makes you very thankful for the many blessings we have in this country. In Kathmandu we routinely saw young children and severally handicapped people begging for food and money. By contrast, the Sherpa People in the small villages high on the mountain have a similar level of income but seem very happy and also are very peaceful people.” The climb of Everest is extremely dangerous in many ways but a very popular challenge for experienced climbers throughout the world each year. It takes its toll on many, though, including A N N U A L R E P O R T 2 0 1 2

10 the ROUNDTABLE Contributors by Gift Level

Donald and Shari Rethman If you notice an error in our list of those who gave to the $ Alice Adams ’71 Rickard Annual Fund from July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012, please Order of Excellence 500+ accept our apologies and contact the Director of Development John and Erin Walsh ’82 Schmitz at (937) 428-5312. Jeanne Amann Richard and Adrianne Shane David Bahner ’87 Thomas Shanley ’81 Julie Duffy ’94 Dillon Chris Barnet ’74 Andrew Smith ‘86 Linda Dintaman ’75 Paul and Ginny Boeckman Karen Zinck ’88 Smith Mike ’82 and Patty Dorn Francis and Kitty Bonanno Gerald and Diane Sowar Richard and Patricia Durbin Knights Council John Borchers ’94 Jim ’79 and Catherine Sprauer Brian ’74 and Lisa Esselstein Steve Breitenstein ’87 Doug Striebel ’75 Jesse and Erin Connair ’82 Fanning Richard and Catherine Talda Mike ’81 and Marcia Kiley ’82 Albers Jim and Suzanne Leyes ’76 Butler Joseph and Katherine Kohnen ’69 Farrey James ’98 and Melissa Teets $ Edward and Virginia Bentley Ceferino ’80 and Anne Cata Julie Feldman ’73 Regent + Jan and Tish Thayer 5,000 Daniel ’70 and Jennifer Berger Rachel Finke ’88 Chambers Dick Fenelon ’71 Douglas Tobe ’74 Joseph and Joan Beyerle Annette Chavez ’77 Lynn Kehl ’77 Fenton Mark and Angela Stein ’81 Bidwell Harold ’73 and Cindy Klosterman ’74 Varvel Willie Bruns ’68 Craig Curk ’79 Ken and Alice Fisher Ginger Brockman Patrick ’75 and Darlene Walsh Mary Beth Brust ’80 Dominic DeFrancis ’76 Patrick and Karen Fleming Thomas Cronin Walter Woeste Bob and Joan Collins Jim and Kim Donnelly Anthony Fuchs ’98 Michael Cronin Jack ’76 and Ronit Zimmerman John Connolly ’93 Robert ’79 and Teresa Esselstein Roger and Donna Furrer Matthew ’76 and Ann Desch Elizabeth Ritterhoff ’71 Cotter Michael Finke ’81 John ’69 and Mary Ann Zink ’69 Geis Richard and Mary Glennon, Sr. Nick and Marjorie Crnkovich Brendan Foley ’83 Philip Glotzbach ’68 Tom and Joyce Laufersweiler $ Chris ’73 and Debbie Danis Maureen Foley ’91 Sword & Shield 250+ Katie Burkhardt ’97 Goeke Nick ’02 and Jenny Richmond ’02 Mangold Dan DeBrosse ’91 Jerry Folz ’72 David and Tammy Grigg

ANNUAL FUND 2012 Michelle Mariscalco ’73 Lisa Tsui ’87 Diller Jeff Fuell Suzanne Albers Assaf Vainsencher and Lyndsey Grunewald ’01 Catherine Novelli ’75 Brad and Lisa Egbert Paul Green ’85 Richard Amann ’69 Donald and Cissy Hansen Clare Patterson Mary Anne Eichner Jacob Groshek ’00 Rev. Chris Armstrong ’72 Gary and Nancy Hansen Anne Taylor ’82 Paul Finke Marvin Hartsfield ’98 Albert and Susan Asebrook Jacquelyn Hart ’77 The Glennon Family Charitable Trust Don Barker ’71 Richard Gaeke ’66 The Knights Council is Susan Sammon ’86 Hendrick Daren and Julie Hartman Mark ’72 and Margaret Amann ’73 Grunkemeyer Timothy Homan ’70 Thomas Barkmeyer ’67 James and Kathleen Hauser $ + Robert ’66 and Nancy Scheper ’67 Gutmann Ken and Lynn Ignozzi Tom ’71 and Mary Brechak ’69 Becht Jay and Laura Heitz Laureate 2,500 John and Carla Casella ’87 Hodulik the premier gift club that John and Barbara Laufersweiler Brian and Amy Bishop ’91 Bensman James ’72 and Jucelen Hochwalt Franz and Margaret Hoge Mike ’71 and Mary Mariscalco Ron and Kathy Blase Mary Alig ’77 Houston Anonymous Tom and Suzanne Alejandrino ’82 Homan Steve Martino ’77 John ’66 and Suzanne Borchers Chuck and Martie Hoying Tom ’78 and Ann Stueve ’80 Becker Timothy and Lisa Janz honors alumni, parents, Dianne F. Marx Elmer and Lucy Bruns Shane and Christine Imwalle David Domansky ’81 Stephen ’78 and Lynda Joseph Tim McVay ’74 Skip and Beth Buerschen John and Ginny Jauch Ron and Christine Hill Mark ’69 and Rhonda Klug Julie Yowell ’83 Mitchell Dave ’71 and Janet Burkardt Scott and Kimberly Kelly John ’85 and Sarah Kunesh and friends who have Robert and Jane Laumann Lawrence and Christine Murlin Tom and Joanie Burkhardt Arthur J. Kepes ’73 The Kuntz Foundation Jim and Peggy Lehner Tom ’78 and Carol Hoying ’78 Nikolai William Carney ’69 Joe ’78 and Kathy Klug ’78 Kessler Mike ’78 and Deborah McGraw Karen Roesch ’85 Levine contributed $1,000 or Thomas ’75 and Peggy Pernik Roxanne Cherry Harvey and Joyce Kiley Matt ’78 and Denise Abele ’78 O’Connell Doug and Kim Karpiak ’77 Lindley Charlotte Pernik W. Michael ’67 and Beth Conway Jackie Koesters ’90 Ned and Nancy Ryan Mary Crisler David and Libby Rain ’86 Mallitz more to the Alter Annual Andy Pflaum ’87 William Kuflewski ’75 Andrew and JoAnn McKelvey Dave and Becky Reeves Theresa Bean ’89 Davis David and Trish Navin ’77 Lachey $ Donald and Marcia Monnier Thomas G. Landgren ’77 Squire 1,500+ Joseph and Amy Morgan Fund. Within the Knights Ray and Cathy Lane Jeff Morris ’85 Greg ’73 and Virginia Laravie Anonymous Mike ’82 and Brenda Neroni Eric and Mary Ledford Daniel Bolek ’82 James and Marilyn O’Connell Council, we recognize five Brian ’91 and Jenny Mercurio ’91 Leen Tim and Susie Brabender Robert Ott Catherine Eisenhauer ’94 Lohr Rick ’66 and Judy Davis Jim ’75 and Courtney Paxson levels of distinguished Doug Lunne ’82 Bo and Mary Gunlock Mark and Cyndi Platt Jeanne Jauch ’82 Lyke Mark and Catherine Lander ’84 Hume Michael and Liz Prayson Thomas Martino ’80 Tom and Jennifer Hein ’84 Kendo Lee and Cheryl Reichel giving – Excalibur to David Martz ’67 Art and Susan Komorowski David Rogero ’96 Bill McKinley ’71 Mark ’82 and Carla Lane Hal and Elaine Rogero Patron. We are grateful Jane Reichard ’71 McNamee Bruce and Annette Lechleiter Tom and Maureen Ruff Jim McVay ’72 Bill and Sally Lincoln Scott and Christine Sapita Jack ’84 and Candace Mees Jack and Linda McCarthy George and Deanna Seifried for the generosity Karen Beel ’88 Milford Mark ’78 and Anne Grogan ’78 Romer Scott ’79 and Teresa Spring Mark Mitter ’73 Richard and Mary Splawinski Rick and Sheri Stover Timothy Moore ’90 Bill ’84 and Sally Tahy Scott ’82 and Amy Biegel ’85 Strady of these special Bob and Toni Moore Anthony ’82 and Kelly Taylor John and Connie Taylor Matthew Moore ’94 Bill and Cynthia Uhl Martha Walsh ’77 contributors. Jerry and Nancy Nowak Ray and Michelle Webb George and Jeanne O’Connor Ernest and Mary Wiedemann John and Mia Kerivan ’82 O’Malley Patron $1,000+ Al and Betty Woeste Bernard and Jan Ostendorf Paul ’66 and Maggie Traynor ’66 Zimmer Henry and Millie Osterfeld Anonymous Susan Randolph ’73 Passante

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John and Tina Patterson Barbara Woeste ’76 Jerry and Ellen Bornhorst ’81 Boerger If you notice an error in our list of those who gave to the Mickie Gummer ’67 Annual Fund from July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012, please Bill and Helen Pflaum Steve and Maureen Yuhas Jim Borchers ’89 accept our apologies and contact the Director of Development Donald and Kathy McManus ’67 Gustavson Mary Ann Bach ’74 Plaspohl Joseph and Susan Zeis Karen Boyle ’73 at (937) 428-5312. Daniel Haas ’97 Nancy Prater ’71 Brian ’94 and Sara Walker ’94 Boyle Michael and Kathleen Dalidowicz Phil and Amanda Hacker Thomas and Rosalind Rawers Margaret Boyle Steven Hall ’68 $ Connie Ryan ’77 Dall Dan ’68 and Sue Kussman ’68 Reichert Brown & Gold 100+ George and Marcia Woolley ’68 Brand John and Ana Davalos Doug Hansen ’85 Chris Resch ’90 Adrienne Hegman ’85 Brandicourt Courtney Sheridan ’84 DeOreo Christina Hart ’80 Chris ’90 and Kathy Brady ’90 Riegel Anonymous Greg and Peggy Kussman ’75 Braner Megan Zimmer ’91 Deeley Marvin and Marlene Hartsfield Erin Roth ’94 Mary Ann Sprauer ’75 Abrams Andrew Brehm ’72 Ron Deger ’84 Chris Brun ’73 Hartzell Wade and Teresa Rupper Matt ’95 and Mary Pat Adamson Norman and Doris Brinkman Ron and Joyce Deger Cynthia Ditzel ’70 Hassan Frank Scenna ’82 Pat and Kathy Adamson Katie Srp ’96 Broerman Lisa Dillhoff ’94 Depew Mark Haufe ’67 John ’88 and Kim Graf ’88 Schimpf Michael Akhbari ’02 James E. Brown ’74 Kelly Sheridan ’81 Derickson Robert and Jolene Hawley Tom and Marcia Schockman James and Elizabeth DeFrancis ’76 Allen Patrick Brown ’82 John and Frances Detrio Ted ’78 and Barbara Hecht Scott and Diane Sessler Dudley Althaus ’73 Tim ’91 and Stacey Hubach ’91 Brown Mike Devlin ’69 Heidi Osweiler ’73 Helm Kristin Blase ’86 Shane Donald and Julie Ames Jacqueline Perkins ’68 Brumfield Charles ’66 and Toni Smith ’66 DiPasquale Brian ’90 and Amy Schrimpf ’90 Hennig Chris Shane ’87 Bill and Liz Cerar ’94 Anderson Mary Dey ’78 Bucher Richard and Jeannine Michel ’67 Doak Karen O’Brien ’73 Henry Jeff ’77, Karen and Thomas ’14 Solarek Andrew and Katie Arber Michael Buening ’93 Don and Sonia Donoher Dean and Mindy Heyne Sally McBride Solarek Campion ’84 and Jody Armstrong Robert and Linda Buhrman Lori Dorn ’79 Paul ’66 and Barbara Blaho ’66 Hickey Jim ’66 and Judy Stangle Gregory Barbato ’67 Cathy Cartwright ’81 Burns John ’79 and Susanna Duchak Steve Hickey ’86 Greg Stein ’80 Tom Bartol ’78 and Barbara Moss Calvert and Nancy Busch Jonathan ’89 & Colleen Kavanaugh ’89 Duffy Jennifer Crippen ’80 Hille Rob and Cindy Stichweh Brian Beck ’87 Jennifer Butler Roger and Becky Duffy John Hinders ’78 Michael and Theresa Sugrue Carolyn Beck Carol Gerend ’73 Carbonell Patrick and Mary Lee Reisinger ’75 Dunphy Donald Homan ANNUAL FUND 2012 Lynn Sweeney ’76 Diane Althaus ’70 Benedetto Frank and Denyse Carone Bob and Donna Duplain Thomas and Norma Horning James and Amy Thorson Robert Jeffrey ’86 Benko James and Lucille Carroll Todd ’92 and Suzanne Zimmer ’92 Duplain Lois Pleiman ’67 Hough Jeff and Lisa Tromp Bruce and Judy Bergstresser Patty Hollencamp ’74 Cecil Steve and Carol Gephart ’75 Dworkin Matt Houser ’84 Jim and Lori Tytko Matt Berry ’89 Kathleen Luebke ’77 Chandler Eric ’77 and Amy Eichner Paul ’84 and Teri Howe Linda Vance ’81 Chris and Gretchen Gosiger ’76 Beust Tom Chappelear ’71 Michael ’83 and Cheryl Murlin ’83 Eichner Allan and Gail Huber Peter and Marjorie Kuntz Joe and Andrea Cannarozzi ’85 Varabkanich Paul Beyerle ’71 Bill ’76 and Nancy Krautmann ’77 Chifala Maureen Eichner ’81 Diane Butler ’77 Hughes Tony Lair ’82 Christy Kuczak ’95 Vigfusson Bill and Ann Bianco Pam Butler ’71 Christ Molly Grunenwald ’87 Eisner Joseph and Christina Hurr Anthony and Shirley Lair Edward and Kathleen Wagner Marylee Bissmeyer ’78 Bible Gary and Mary Chrusciel Jack Mees David and Diane Hurtubise Tom and Lourdes Lambert Patricia Witt ’81 Weisent Ted and Joan Binzer Paul Colavincenzo Mike Fariello ’68 Julie Focke ’80 Hyde Gary and Tina Ruef ’75 Lammers Linda Poelking ’67 Weprin Kathleen Ryan ’70 Bledsoe Emily Adamson ’93 Collura Walter and Mary Anne Federspiel Dave Imber Samuel and Mary Laneve Bob and Lori Allen ’84 Wilke John Blust ’82 Laura Portune ’94 Cordell Kathy Feldman ’66 Judith Lammers ’68 Imhoff Brad and Beth Lantz Craig and Carol Williams Paul and Phyllis Boeckman Tommy Cronin ’05 Howard and Del Feldman Bob and Julia Jackson Patricia Lawler Mary Jo Feldman ’70 Fender Mary Ellen De Luna ’76 Jakubisin Steve and Andi Layman Bernard and Patricia Ferguson Teresa James ’88 Sarah Lechleiter ’08 Frank and Kathleen Saxton ’81 Ferrante Brian and Tracy Janess Kathy McRaven ’66 Lefevre Rick ’67 and Patti Fersch Joseph Janowski ’86 Doug Link ’75 Lisa Kavanaugh ’85 Fields Robert and Tonia Jasper Jeff Luckew ’88 Bill and Deanne Focke Stephen Jeffords ’75 Tony and Elizabeth Roddy ’85 Lush Michael Foreman ’68 Del Johnston Gary and Barb Lytle Tom and Marilyn Fowler Beth Stanton ’83 Judd Brett (B.J.) Mahle ’97 Tina Dudrick ’67 Fox Kathy Weil ’88 Kargl John and Yvonne Malashevitz Frederick and Teresa Frecker Laura Kavanaugh ’98 Father James Manning Susan Burkhardt ’95 Fredrick Tom and Jo Kavanaugh Richard Marcus ’68 Marc Frient ’88 Todd Kazmierski ’89 Kevin and Jeanne McAleer Matthew Frient ’95 Jean Kelly ’78 Tricia Cavers ’87 McGowan Luke ’99 and Nan Frient John and Joanne Kernan James and Martina McGraw Frank ’74 and Kirstin Frounfelker John Keys ’66 Teresa Cindric ’86 McHugh Margaret Meintel ’67 Gagner George Kinzeler Robert McKelvey ’79 Kevin Geraghty Dan Klein ’83 Phil McLaughlin Susan Gibbons ’74 Carol Juzulenas ’67 Klein John McMahon ’82 Lisa Muckerheide ’92 Giesler Tom and Nancy Klenke Dennis and Karen McTaggart Corrie and Theresa Gillis Donald and Susan Klosterman John McVay ’71 Dave and Ruth Fremgen ’78 Girouard Rick ’82 and Melissa Koehler Greg ’69 and Ann Merrill Bob and Sheila Glavin Dave and Beth Kolbe Douglas Meyer ’71 Ted and Liz Golba Tom and Joan Kolber Michael Meyer ’66 Harold and Mary Govan, Jr. Karen Claffey ’66 Koller John ’81 and Teresa Miller Pat and Cindi Grady Paul Kraft ’00 Stephen Miller ’83 Matt and Sharon O’Brien ’78 Graybill Steve Kramer ’97 Joe Minham ’72 Michael Gregg Robert Krause ’67 Shirley Henry ’73 Minham Pam Hemmelgarn ’70 Grilliot James ’73 and Debbie Kroger Bob and Bernadette Mitsch David and Barbara Groene Dan Kronauge ’88 Cindy Monter Anthony and Debbie Groshek Robert Kronauge ’76 Suzanne Schaefer ’71 Montgomery Darryl Grosjean ’68 Thomas and Lois Kronauge Eimile O’Connell ’87 Moore Bart Grunenwald ’89 Rick and Elena Mosconi ’74 Krumholtz Dawn Graf ’92 Morris

14 15 Contributors by Gift Level

Julie Schrimpf ’89 Moss Pete and Lucy Seifert Kathy Keyes ’86 Webster Dan and Julie Gross Michael and Angela Nedeff Francis and Janet Seiler Tom Wehrman ’67 Joel Grunkemeyer ‘01 Mark ’73 and Diane Carroll ’73 Neff Elaine Sendelbach Bob and Carol Westerkamp Chris and Christine Haaker Mary Sims ’66 Nemeth Greg and Laura Wiesman ’85 Senkiw Mary Jane Whalen Mike Hagan ’72 Mark Neroni ’83 Ryan Sharkey ’91 Robert ’67 and Mary Ellen Whelan John and Louise Haley Peter and Barbara Neroni Patrick Shea ’96 Mike Wildenhaus ’75 Michael ’81 and Michelle Misenko ’81 Harker Tom and Nadine Nyhan Mark and Mary Ruth Spisak ’73 Shearer Paul Wilkens ’74 Jeff Harris ’78 Robert O’Brien ’82 Carol Agnew ’77 Shugars Greg and Sheila Brockman ’70 Willhoite Steve and Karen Hartings Jim and Marilyn O’Brien Laura Torbeck ’90 Skinner Rick ’88 and Leslie Willits Reed ’73 and Thecla Schneble ’73 Hauser Tim ’73 and Teri O’Connell Jim and Cecilia Slonaker Fred and Maureen Willits Michael and Rita Hayek Michael and Lucy O’Hare George and Anne Smolinski Larry and Bev Wimmers Billy and Sandy Hayes Susan Waterman ’66 Onaitis Barth and Laura Van Leeuwen ’77 Snyder Diane Perkins ’70 Wish Howard and Angela Hayes Marlene Burr ’73 Orendorf Cathy Beyerle ’74 Southam Nick ’75 and Gina Wolf Joe and Fran Sjostrom ’81 Heider Walter and Elizabeth Moore ’96 Osborne Stacey Polito ’92 Sperow Adam and Mariada Zengel Jonathan Heil ’99 Christina Ostendorf ’84 Dorothy Sprauer George and Anita Zengel Jim Heintz ’73 Jason ’86 and Lucy Paine John and Polly Srp Karl and Constance Zengel Patrick Heintz ’91 Chris ’86 and Mary Pancake Christopher and Deb Stewart Michael Zimmer ’75 Jaclyn Helt David and Wanda Panfile Melissa Sullivan ’89 Michael Zimmerman ’73 Jeff Hemker ’68 Tim and Chris Payne Anna Iwinski ’90 Sutter Doug and Marilyn Zobrist Lee and Sue Hendricks Douglas Perkins ’69 Kory Sutter ’91 Mark Zummo ’73 Mary Lynne Simmons ’66 Henehan Annlouise Peroutka ’77 Alice Suttman Steve and Mary Hess Jim and Margaret Peters Ken and Deborah Tankersley Jordan Hibner ’11 ANNUAL FUND 2012 Steve and Linda Placke ’80 Petersen Jay ’96 and Natalie Tant General Contributors $1-99 Jack Hilgeman ’03 Lori Brush ’92 Phillips Ronald and Diane Tatman Charles Hilgeman ’74 Jim and Janet Turckes ’79 Pitzer Ron and Jayne Testa Anonymous Louan Hilty Greg Plagens ’85 Dan ’80 and Trayce Thalheimer Sheila Houser ’73 Adams Neal and Jo Hinker Andrew ’05 and Britt Platt Kevin Thomas ’72 Charles and Loraine Adams Joseph Budde ’71 Laura Arber ’85 Eiken David and Melanie Hitch Jerry and Jean Ploplis Teresa Thomas ’73 Tom ’88 and Laura Beatty ’88 Alig Suzanne Marsh ’83 Budzik Robert Ellis ’88 Linda Ballmann ’76 Hitchcock Thomas Pohl ’91 Michael and Susan Thompson Doug ’71 and Peg Hogan ’71 Althaus Mark and Patty Burian Robert and Janet Erhart Michael and Celeste Hoegler David Popovich ’66 Mike ’73 and Beth Thuney Molly Althaus Mary Carol Burkhardt ’99 Rebecca Esselstein ’11 James and Elizabeth Lair ’74 Hoffman The Portman Family Jim and Sylvia Tillar Carlos and Renee Arana Molly Ryan ’84 Cain Mary Beth Hanna ’84 Evans Mark and Rita Hoffman Doug and Karen Posey Sister Dennis Tisler Evelyn Arber Paul Calkins ’67 Gary and Linda Evans Dennis Hogan ’66 John and Pam Powers Alexis Troha ’02 Jessica Willits ’96 Archibald Joan Callahan Andrew ’88 and Teresa Heintz ’88 Fano Larry and Patricia Holden John Prater ’75 Irene Turckes Elaine Chrystal ’85 Armstrong Max and Gail Carone Bill and Karen Fasoli Ray and Eileen Houser Thomas and Nancy Finke ’72 Rambasek Lynne Van Leeuwen ’83 Turner Walter and Marilyn Balster Ben ’94 and Brenda Carter James Finke, Sr. Sister Sandy Howe, SC ’80 Michael Rawers ’94 Denny VanArsdale ’77 Julie Johnson ’92 Barnett Gail Cengia ’06 Amy Hinojosa ’92 Finnegan Linda Klatt ’71 Hower Amanda Veenhuis ’96 Reger Dennis and Sally Jo Vanderhorst James Bartol ’73 Leo and Rita Chico Diana Fischer ’02 Greg Huber ’67 John Reichard ’66 Jo Anne Zierolf ’67 Vincent Tom and Mary Ann Bartol Janel Kussman ’78 Ciolli Michael Foley ’67 Marianne Hinde ’03 Hudelson Walter and Suzanne Reiling Joe and Lois Volk Nancy Esselstein ’71 Battista Richard and Carolyn Clark Albert and Nancy Fratini Peter Jablonski Mike ’66 and Jane Reisinger Cathleen Colaricci ’84 VonCanon Michel Batty ’66 Mark Coalt ’88 Mary Frecker ’87 Christina Johnston Tim ’76 and Jeanne Koop ’76 Reisinger Cynthia Vyszenski ’67 Clark Becker ’07 James and Kimberly Coleman Jane Wagner ’84 Frick Larry and Wendy Krueger ’70 Jones Kevin Riazzi ’04 Joseph and Virginia Wade Bradford ’95 and Jennifer Beckmann Margie Collins Matt Fromm ’93 Tim and Nancy Kaczala John and Alicia Anderson ’74 Risko Herbert Walter ’72 Rob and Julie Schoen ’94 Beeler Terry and Carol Comer William J. Gabriele Joan Hamill ’83 Kaminski Jim Ritterhoff ’75 James Wayman ’67 Susan Angerer ’69 Bellman Dave Conard Kathleen Yux ’69 Gall Nickie Poelking ’90 Kaplan Scott and Nicole Rittner Dennis and Leslie Osterfeld ’78 Weber Mark and Julie Bilinski Melanie Lai ’99 Condron Angela Gantt ’94 Ashley Kavanaugh ’03 Steve ’78 and Karen Robbe Gary and Jessica Binns Pat and Judy Connelly Dan ’75 and Nancy Gargrave John Kavanaugh ’03 Dave and Claire Blust ’79 Rodehaver Kenneth Blandford ’67 Sister Kathryn Ann Connelly, S.C. Kristine Ritzert ’68 Garling Ken and Teresa Kaylor Bill Roeckner ’78 Kristin Satzger ’02 Blum Rachel Cox ’89 Tim George ’86 Jeff Keller ’95 Tom Roesch ’82 and Patty Blessing Lisa Bolka David Orenstein and J. Layne Crawford Michael George ’71 Jennifer Rudzinski ’97 Kennedy Richard Roesch ’89 Marilyn Bolton Bill ’85 and Jenni Sauer ’85 Crotty Bob and Judy Getty Heather Kennedy ’94 Rich and Mary Ellen Roesch Terry Bon ’89 Lynne Cusick ’69 Michael and Lynn Stueve ’82 Ginaven Tara Kerivan ’76 Weddell Nick and Marianne Rosenkranz Richard and Virginia Borth Cheryl DeBrosse ’87 Marie Glaser ’73 Francine Morgan ’75 Kester Angela Ruffolo ’90 Susan Scianamblo ’68 Boutz Megan Newill ’99 DeHart Thomas and Barbara Gloady Anna Keyes ’76 Kevin Ryan ’71 Jim and Susan Fremgen ’79 Bowman Larry and Nancy DeRoo William Gmaz ’67 Mary Ann ‘68 Kinninger Larry and Deb Ryan Marie Mariscalco ’77 Boyle John Deger ’89 Ralph ’66 and Deborah Goeke Sharon Kline Kevin Sage ’95 Paul and Joan Brammer Matt Deters Leslie Rosell ’89 Gonya Kathleen Zimmer ’93 Kloska Jerry Samu ’73 Daniel and Jeri Lynn Braunlin Maggie Woeste Dick ’71 Jodi Schweisthal ’85 Graham Larry and Julie Knight Rev. Mike Savino ’67 Maureen Thunder ’66 Brebner Judy Henehan ’72 Doll Courtney Graham Linda Manzo ’87 Koeller Denise Scarpelli ’93 John and Julie Nickel ’73 Brill Ed Domsitz Michael Grant ’01 Thomas Koepnick ’66 Margery Fowler ’77 Schaffer Ann Schoen ’87 Brinkmann Peter and Eileen Donahue Casey Findley ’93 Green Rosalie Thomas ’77 Koesel Michael Schmitz ’91 Michelle Clark ’95 Brooks Carlton and Jeanne Cadwell ’67 Doncaster Nancy Ballman ’72 Greene Jen Schulz ’01 Korynski Jim and Mary Ann Schoen David and Nancy Brown Bob Dries ’68 William and Betty Greger Janet Kowal Billy Schoen Shannon Brown Paula Fenelon ’68 Dovorsky Tom Gress ’75 Gerald Schramm Mike and Beth Blust ’78 Bruggeman Colin Dunnigan Ed ’80 and Anne Barnet ’80 Griffith If you notice an error in our list of those who gave to the John ’89 and Amy Schrimpf Annual Fund from July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012, please Kevin and Nancy Buckley Tim Eckley ’69 Michael Gross ’81 accept our apologies and contact the Director of Development Dan ’69 and Maria DiSalvo ’71 Schweickart Steve and Beth Budd Kevin Eichner ’78 Gene and Mary Jane Gross at (937) 428-5312.

16 17 Contributors by Gift Level

Julie Krautmann Jeff Penno Suzie Cerar ’89 Kreusch Todd ’73 and Roselyn Rathweg ’73 Penrod Annual Fund Range of Gifts by Contributors Jeanne Kronauge ’81 Dennis ’91 and Michelle Maladen-Percy John and Judith Stebel ’68 Kronenberger Jamie Peters ’02 Development Joe Krumm and Christina Martich Michael and Moira Pfeifer Knight’s Council Gift Level Alumni Parents Alumni Friends Total Michelle Kugel ’95 Jessica Pietrzak Parents Michael and Dianne Kugel Jeff and Kelly Plate Revenue Regent $5,000+ 6 - 3 2 11 Andy Lair ’77 Patrick ’87 and Michelle Popp Nick Lair ’88 Michelle Popp History Laureate $2,500+ 6 2 2 1 11 Jane Lammers ’73 Mark and Mary Price Erin Lammers ’08 Rob and Kelly Priest Squire $1,500+ 6 2 6 2 16 Chris Lammlein ’93 Sarah Adamson ’01 Pritchard Chad Larkin ’96 Michael and Julie Rado Patron $1,000+ 26 5 22 1 54 Jim and Stephanie Larkin Randy Reeder 2012 Dave and Pat Leff Walt ’81 and Jo Anne Reiling KC Totals 44 9 33 6 92 Dick and Barb Leibold Paul and Donna Reiss Annual Fund (Unrestricted) $281,103 Ruth Dries ’79 Lieber Bill and Patsy Reyer Restricted $203,241 Jeff and Anita Linck Norm and Michelle Rich Casey Lindley ’10 Bernard and Mary Jo Riegel Total $484,345 Order of Excellence $500+ 36 6 9 4 55 Cindy Woeste ’74 Lowndes Tim and Mary Riordan Wes Van Autreve ’96 Marchelle Lumpkin Cheryl Cella ’96 Roden Gene Van Leeuwen ’78 Sword & Shield $250+ 71 20 25 9 125 Karin Lundquist ’96 Stephen Rodenbeck ’71 Charles J. Vanage ’81 ANNUAL FUND 2012 Pam Datz ’76 Madden Theresa Bacca ’83 Roggenkamp Kevin and Charlotte Vangsness 2011 Brown & Gold $100+ 229 28 86 14 357 Pat Madden ’75 Margaret Whelan ’71 Rose Mark Vangsness ’11 Annual Fund (Unrestricted) $283,891 Marcus Makras Daryl Rucker ’75 Ferdinand and Minako Vanke Gen. Contributors $1-99+ 213 38 69 45 365 Michael and Joanne Marsh Mike ’79 and Lisa Stoecklein ’81 Ruffolo Marisa Greco ’82 Varney Restricted Gifts $224,850 Amanda Riegel ’92 Mascarenhas Cassie Ruhlman ’02 Vlad ’98 and Nina DiGuardi ’00 Vasiliu Ted and Mickey Veenhuis Total $508,741 Doug and Cathy Mathis Abby Glackin ’88 Rummel Annual Fund Totals 593 101 222 78 994 Gene and Marlene Mayleben Anne Rush Karen Mees ’82 Vespa Jennifer Drayer ’82 McDonald Peggy Russell ’87 Thomas Voelkl ’67 James and Monica McGinley Kerrie Malloy ’74 Sadler Jerry and Kay Vorholt Scott McLaughlin ’89 Carol Ward ’82 Salmon Kathy Wald 2010 Julia Kolber ’95 Wallace Suzanne McMahon John Sammon ’88 Annual Fund (Unrestricted) $262,061 Jeff McRaven ’88 Matthew and Christie Sanderman Bonnie Walter Joshua Mears ’97 John and Ruth Scharf Scott Walther ’79 Restricted Gifts $153,882 Mike and Renee Wanamaker Annual Fund Range of Gifts by Dollars Paul and Carole Melia Caroline Schnader Total $415,943 Carrie O’Connell ’79 Meyer Gindy Armstrong ’69 Schneller Ted Ward Doug and Kersten Meyer Anthony ’96 and Anne Schoen Lisa Blair ’88 Weaver Knight’s Council Gift Level Alumni Parents Alumni Friends Total Audrey Miller Jim ’88 and Michelle Schoen Nancy Panfile ’66 Weisner Parents Eileen Woeste ’69 Mitchell Elaine Schweller ’69 Snyder Dick and Donna Wemple Regent $5,000+ 30,000 - 15,000 10,583 55,583 Christine Morgan ’73 Dave Seman ’75 Rick Wemple ’88 2009 William and Kathleen Moroney Andrew Severyn ’02 Jeff ’98 and Jennifer Davis ’99 Wenzke Annual Fund (Unrestricted) $266,439 Laureate $2,500+ 14,017 5,000 6,005 2,600 27,622 Kathy Morris Allyson Shank Kelly Westerkamp ’11 Restricted Gifts $204,544 Susan Morris John and Dee Shondel John Wetzel ’81 Squire $1,500+ 11,000 3,000 9,000 3,750 26,750 Andrew and Patricia Morrison John Sikora ’84 Carol Wildenhaus Total $470,983 Innocent and Speciose Munyankindi Barbara Sims ’68 David Willits ’91 Patron $1,000+ 27,245 4,000 22,600 1,000 54,845 Barbara Neroni ’80 Murphy Michael and Joan Ferneding ’74 Smith Doug Wimsatt ’97 Howard Neff ’66 Scott Smith ’71 Tom ’69 and Kathy Winter KC Totals 82,262 12,000 52,605 17,933 164,800 Mark and Kim Neville Tom and Marilou Smith Joe ’89 and Amy Wittmann 2008 Jesse Neville ’11 Jennifer Scott ’92 Snyder John Wittmann ’81

Charles and Margaret Nickel Allen and Ellen Specht John Woeste ’79 Annual Fund (Unrestricted) $342,005 Giles and Brenda Nolan Larry Spitzmiller ’68 Ron Woeste ’72 Restricted Gifts $208,154 Order of Excellence $500+ 19,045 3,000 4,700 2,275 29,020 Tom and Jacquie Walsh ’79 O’Brien Ken and Kathleen Brockman ’81 Stechschulte Patrick Wood Richard and Judith O’Brien Dan Stroup ’68 Thomas and Barbara Wozniak Total $550,159 Sword & Shield 250+ 18,900 5,200 6,600 2,949 33,649 Betty O’Connell Julia Sunkes ’83 Elizabeth Wittmann ’82 Wright John and Jean O’Connell John and Shellie Sweeterman Phyllis Yingling Brown & Gold $100+ 26,117 3,050 9,740 1,825 40,732 Josie Olsvig Jayne Talbot ’73 Edna Zemanova Harrison Orendorf ’02 Peter Tamborski ’71 William and Patricia Zilli Gen. Contributors $1-99 7,313 1,567 2,638 1,385 12,903 Romulo and Katie Ortiz Kevin and Nancy Taylor Maribeth Galamb ’79 Zimmer Virginia Osburn Greg and Amy Terrell Jim Zimmerman ’84 Phillip Zuelke ’77 Michael Oscar ’67 Mary Lynn ’78 Thalheimer Annual Fund Totals 153,637 24,817 76,283 26,367 281,104 John and Marty Osterday Bob Thaman ’68 Doug Osterfeld ’70 Mike Thuente Wendell and Theresa Ott Nick and Joan Trick If you notice an error in our list of those who gave to the Annual Fund from July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012, please Kathryn Enouen ’79 Owsiany Todd Tucker accept our apologies and contact the Director of Development Roddy Patterson ’09 Matthew and Melissa Ungerleider at (937) 428-5312.

18 19 Contributors by Class Year

Linda Poelking Weprin Cynthia Ditzel Hassan Judy Henehan Doll Charles Hilgeman Jean Kelly David Domansky Class Robert Whelan Timothy Homan Jerry Folz Elizabeth Lair Hoffman Joe and Kathy Klug Kessler Maureen Eichner of $ Wendy Krueger Jones Nancy Ballman Greene Elena Krumholtz Mike McGraw Kathleen Saxton Ferrante 6,615 Doug Osterfeld Mark Grunkemeyer Cindy Woeste Lowndes Tom and Carol Hoying Nikolai Michael Finke 1966 Class Sheila Brockman Willhoite Mike Hagan Tim McVay Matt and Denise Abele O’Connell Michael Gross CLASS PARTICIPATION – 13% of $ Diane Perkins Wish James Hochwalt Mary Ann Bach Plaspohl Steve Robbe Michael and Michelle Misenko 2,765 Michel Batty 1968 Jim McVay Alicia Anderson Risko Bill Roeckner Harker John Borchers CLASS PARTICIPATION – 9% Joe Minham Kerrie Malloy Sadler Mark and Anne Grogan Romer Fran Sjostrom Heider Maureen Thunder Brebner Class Nancy Finke Rambasek Joan Ferneding Smith Mary Lynn Thalheimer Jeanne Kronauge Susan Scianamblo Boutz Rick Davis of $ Kevin Thomas Cathy Beyerle Southam Gene Van Leeuwen John Miller Marcia Woolley Brand 5,318 Charles and Toni Smith DiPasquale Herbert Walter Douglas Tobe Leslie Osterfeld Weber Walt Reiling Jacqueline Perkins Brumfield 1971 Kathy Feldman Ron Woeste Cynthia Klosterman Varvel Lisa Stoecklein Ruffolo Highest Total Willie Bruns CLASS PARTICIPATION – 9% Richard Gaeke Paul Wilkens Thomas Shanley Class Participation Bob Dries Doug and Peg Hogan Althaus Ralph Goeke (tied with Class of ’73) Class Kathleen Brockman Stechschulte Paula Fenelon Dovorsky Don Barker Robert Gutmann Class of $ Charles Vanage Mike Fariello Nancy Esselstein Battista 4,552 Mary Lynne Simmons Henehan of $ Class Linda Vance Michael Foreman Tom Becht 10,920 1979 Paul and Barbara Blaho Hickey of $ Patricia Witt Weisent Kristine Ritzert Garling Paul Beyerle 1973 9,555 CLASS PARTICIPATION – 6% Dennis Hogan John Wetzel Philip Glotzbach Joseph Budde CLASS PARTICIPATION – 13% 1975 Anonymous John Keys CLASS PARTICIPATION – 9% John Wittmann Darryl Grosjean Dave Burkardt Sheila Houser Adams Class Susan Fremgen Bowman Thomas Koepnick Steven Hall Tom Chappelear Dudley Althaus Highest Total Mary Ann Sprauer Abrams of $ Craig Curk Karen Claffey Koller 6,050 Jeff Hemker Pam Butler Christ James Bartol Class Participation Peggy Kussman Braner Lori Dorn Kathy McRaven Lefevre (tied with Class of ’66) 1977 Class Judith Lammers Imhoff Elizabeth Ritterhoff Cotter Karen Boyle Linda Dintaman John Duchak ANNUAL FUND 2012 Michael Meyer CLASS PARTICIPATION – 8% of $ Mary Ann Kinninger Maggie Woeste Dick Julie Nickel Brill Mary Lee Reisinger Dunphy Robert Esselstein 16,250 Howard Neff Marie Mariscalco Boyle Judith Stebel Kronenberger Dick Fenelon Carol Gerend Carbonell Carol Gephart Dworkin Ruth Dries Lieber 1982 Mary Sims Nemeth Kathy Luebke Chandler Richard Marcus Michael George Chris Danis Dan Gargrave Robert McKelvey CLASS PARTICIPATION – 8% Susan Waterman Onaitis Annette Chavez Dan and Sue Kussman Reichert Linda Klatt Hower Julie Feldman Tom Gress Carrie O’Connell Meyer Anonymous David Popovich Nancy Krautmann Chifala Barbara Sims Mike Mariscalco Marie Glaser Stephen Jeffords Jacquie Walsh O’Brien Marcia Kiley Albers John Reichard Connie Ryan Dall Larry Spitzmiller Bill McKinley Margaret Amann Grunkemeyer Francine Morgan Kester Kathryn Enouen Owsiany John Blust Mike Reisinger Eric Eichner Highest Total Dan Stroup Jane Reichard McNamee Chris Brun Hartzell William Kuflewski Janet Turckes Pitzer Daniel Bolek Jim Stangle Lynn Kehl Fenton Contribution Bob Thaman John McVay Reed Hauser and Thecla Schneble Tina Ruef Lammers Claire Blust Rodehaver Patrick Brown Nancy Panfile Weisner Jacquelyn Hart Douglas Meyer Hauser Doug Link Mike Ruffolo Mike Dorn Paul and Maggie Traynor Zimmer Mary Alig Houston Suzanne Schaefer Montgomery Jim Heintz Pat Madden Jim Sprauer Erin Connair Fanning Diane Butler Hughes Class Nancy Prater Heidi Osweiler Helm Catherine Novelli Scott Spring Lynn Stueve Ginaven Rosalie Thomas Koesel of $3,395 Alice Adams Rickard Karen O’Brien Henry Jim Paxson Scott Walther Suzanne Alejandrino Homan Class Patricia Navin Lachey 1969 Stephen Rodenbeck Arthur J. Kepes Thomas Pernik John Woeste Rick Koehler of $4,025 Margaret Whelan Rose James Kroger John Prater Andy Lair CLASS PARTICIPATION – 6% Maribeth Galamb Zimmer Tony Lair Thomas Landgren 1967 Kevin Ryan Jane Lammers Jim Ritterhoff Mark Lane Richard Amann Kim Karpiak Lindley CLASS PARTICIPATION – 10% Maria DiSalvo Schweickart Greg Laravie Daryl Rucker Doug Lunne Mary Brechak Becht Steve Martino Gregory Barbato Scott Smith Michelle Mariscalco Dave Seman Class Jeanne Jauch Lyke Susan Angerer Bellman Annlouise Peroutka Thomas Barkmeyer Peter Tamborski Shirley Henry Minham Doug Striebel John McMahon William Carney of $5,281 Margery Fowler Schaffer Kenneth Blandford Mark Mitter Patrick Walsh Jennifer Drayer McDonald Lynne Cusick 1980 Carol Agnew Shugars Paul Calkins Christine Morgan Mike Wildenhaus CLASS PARTICIPATION – 5% Mike Neroni Mike Devlin Laura Van Leeuwen Snyder W. Michael Conway Class Mark and Diane Carroll Neff Nick Wolf Robert O’Brien Tim Eckley Jeff Solarek Ann Stueve Becker Jeannine Michel Doak of $2,925 Tim O’Connell Michael Zimmer Tom Roesch Katherine Kohnen Farrey Denny VanArsdale Mary Beth Brust Jeanne Cadwell Doncaster Marlene Burr Orendorf Carol Ward Salmon Kathleen Yux Gall 1972 Martha Walsh Ceferino Cata Rick Fersch CLASS PARTICIPATION – 4% Todd and Roselyn Rathweg Penrod Frank Scenna John and Mary Ann Zink Geis Phillip Zuelke Ed and Anne Barnet Griffith Michael Foley Jerry Samu Class Erin Walsh Schmitz Mark Klug Father Chris Armstrong Christina Hart Tina Dudrick Fox Mary Ruth Spisak Shearer of $ Scott Strady Greg Merrill Andrew Brehm 8,050 Jennifer Hille Margaret Meintel Gagner Jayne Talbot Anne Taylor Eileen Woeste Mitchell 1976 Class Julie Focke Hyde William Gmaz Teresa Thomas CLASS PARTICIPATION – Anthony Taylor Douglas Perkins 6% Sister Sandy Howe Mickie Gummer Mike Thuney of $14,144 Marisa Greco Varney Gindy Armstrong Schneller Elizabeth DeFrancis Allen Thomas Martino Kathy McManus Gustavson Harold Varvel 1978 Karen Mees Vespa Dan Schweickart Gretchen Gosiger Beust Barbara Neroni Murphy Nancy Scheper Gutmann Michael Zimmerman CLASS PARTICIPATION – 9% Elizabeth Wittmann Wright Elaine Schweller Snyder Suzanne Leyes Butler Linda Placke Petersen Mark Haufe Mark Zummo Tom Bartol Tom Winter Bill Chifala Greg Stein Lois Pleiman Hough Tom Becker Dominic DeFrancis Dan Thalheimer Greg Huber Class Matthew Desch Marylee Bissmeyer Bible Carol Juzulenas Klein Class Beth Blust Bruggeman of $ Class Linda Ballmann Hitchcock 2,005 Robert Krause of $ of $ 3,545 Mary Ellen De Luna Jakubisin Mary Dey Bucher Class 1983 David Martz 2,350 1970 1974 Anna Keyes Janel Kussman Ciolli of $11,425 CLASS PARTICIPATION – 5% Michael Oscar CLASS PARTICIPATION – 7% Kevin Eichner CLASS PARTICIPATION – 4% Robert Kronauge Suzanne Marsh Budzik Rev. Michael Savino 1981 Ruth Fremgen Girouard Chris Barnet Pam Datz Madden CLASS PARTICIPATION – 8% Michael and Cheryl Murlin Eichner Jo Anne Zierolf Vincent Diane Althaus Benedetto Sharon O’Brien Graybill Jim Brown Tim and Jeanne Koop Reisinger Brendan Foley Thomas Voelkl Daniel Berger Jeff Harris Michael Albers Patty Hollencamp Cecil Lynn Sweeney Beth Stanton Judd Cynthia Vyszenski Kathleen Ryan Bledsoe Ted Hecht Angela Stein Bidwell Brian Esselstein Tara Kerivan Weddell Joan Hamill Kaminski James Wayman Mary Jo Feldman Fender John Hinders Ellen Bornhorst Boerger Frank Frounfelker Barbara Woeste Dan Klein Tom Wehrman Pam Hemmelgarn Grilliot Stephen Joseph Cathy Cartwright Burns Susan Gibbons Jack Zimmerman Stephen Miller Kelly Sheridan Derickson 20 21 Contributors by Class Year

Julie Yowell Mitchell Chris Pancake Michael Rawers Mark Neroni Kristin Blasé Shane Erin Roth Class Class Young Alums Theresa Bacca Roggenkamp Andrew Smith Classes of $ of of $ Julia Sunkes Kathy Keyes Webster 300 $100 350 Lynne Van Leeuwen Turner Class 1999 2004 ’07-’11 CLASS PARTICIPATION – 3% CLASS PARTICIPATION – 1% of $878 Clark Becker ’07 Class 1995 Mary Carol Burkhardt Kevin Riazzi Erin Lammers ’08 Class of $ CLASS PARTICIPATION – Melanie Lai Condron Sarah Lechleiter ’08 3,810 6% of $ Megan Newill DeHart Roddy Patterson ’09 6,920 1987 Matt Adamson Luke Frient Class Erin Brown ’10 1984 CLASS PARTICIPATION – 7% Bradford Beckmann Jonathan Heil of $ Connor Cummins ’10 CLASS PARTICIPATION – 6% David Bahner Michelle Clark Brooks 225 Jennifer Davis Wenzke 2005 Katie Lane ’10 Anonymous Brian Beck Susan Burkhardt Fredrick CLASS PARTICIPATION – Casey Lindley ’10 Campion Armstrong Steve Breitenstein Matthew Frient 1% Evan Price ’10 Molly Ryan Cain Ann Schoen Brinkmann Jeff Keller Tommy Cronin Class Nicole Tromp ’10 Courtney Sheridan DeOreo Cheryl DeBrosse Michelle Kugel Andrew Platt of $ Jordan Templin ’10 Ron Deger Lisa Tsui Diller Kevin Sage 725 Daniel Daschewich ’11 Mary Beth Hanna Evans Molly Grunenwald Eisner Christy Kuczak Vigfusson 2000 Rebecca Esselstein ’11 Jane Wagner Frick Mary Frecker Julia Kolber Wallace CLASS PARTICIPATION – 2% Class Jordan Hibner ’11 Matt Houser Carla Casella Hodulik Jonathan and Colleen Kavanaugh Jacob Groshek of $20 Jesse Neville ’11 Paul Howe Linda Manzo Koeller Duffy Class Paul Kraft 2006 Joe Thuney ’11 Catherine Lander Hume Tricia Cavers McGowan Leslie Rosell Gonya Class Nina DiGuardi Vasiliu CLASS PARTICIPATION – 1% of $ Mark Vangsness ’11 Jennifer Hein Kendo Andy Pflaum Bart Grunenwald 751 of

ANNUAL FUND 2012 $ 1,860 Gail Cengia Kelly Westerkamp ’11 Jack Mees Patrick Popp Todd Kazmierski 1992 1996 CLASS PARTICIPATION – 5% Christina Ostendorf Peggy Russell Suzie Cerar Kreusch CLASS PARTICIPATION – 7% Class John Sikora Chris Shane Scott McLaughlin Julie Johnson Barnett of $ Jessica Willits Archibald 415 Bill Tahy Julie Schrimpf Moss Todd and Suzanne Zimmer Duplain Katie Srp Broerman 2001 Cathleen Colaricci VonCanon Richard Roesch Amy Hinojosa Finnegan Chad Larkin CLASS PARTICIPATION – 4% Faculty Lori Allen Wilke Class John Schrimpf Lisa Muckerheide Giesler Karin Lundquist Michael Grant and $9,641 Jim Zimmerman of $ Melissa Sullivan Amanda Riegel Mascarenhas 2,860 Elizabeth Moore Osborne Lyndsey Grunewald Staff Joe Wittmann Dawn Graf Morris 1988 Amanda Veenhuis Reger Joel Grunkemeyer PARTICIPATION – Lori Brush Phillips 100% CLASS PARTICIPATION – 9% Cheryl Cella Roden Jen Schulz Korynski Class Jennifer Scott Snyder Molly Althaus Audrey Miller Tom and Laura Beatty Alig David Rogero Jeff Penno of $7,264 Class Stacey Polito Sperow Andrew and Katie Arber Kathy Morris Rachel Finke Chambers of $ Anthony Schoen Sarah Adamson Pritchard Scott Balent Susan Morris 1985 Mark Coalt 1,525 Patrick Shea Shannon Brown Katie Ortiz CLASS PARTICIPATION – 7% 1990 Robert Ellis Class Jay Tant Beth Budd Virginia Osburn CLASS PARTICIPATION – 7% Class Elaine Chrystal Armstrong Andrew and Teresa Heintz Fano of $ Wes Van Autreve Jennifer Butler Theresa Ott Adrienne Hegman Brandicourt Marc Frient Brian and Amy Schrimpf Hennig 1,465 of $ 5,345 Dave Conard Chris Pancake Nickie Poelking Kaplan 1993 Bill and Jenni Sauer Crotty Teresa James 2002 Matthew Deters John Patterson Jackie Koesters CLASS PARTICIPATION – 5% Laura Arber Eiken Kathy Weil Kargl Class CLASS PARTICIPATION – 5% Linda Dintaman Jim Peters Lisa Kavanaugh Fields Dan Kronauge Timothy Moore Michael Buening of $ 915 Michael Akhbari Ed Domsitz Michelle Popp Jodi Schweisthal Graham Nick Lair Chris Resch Emily Adamson Collura 1997 Kristin Satzger Blum Julie Feldman Deborah Portman Paul Green Jeff Luckew Chris and Kathy Brady Riegel John Connolly CLASS PARTICIPATION – 4% Diana Fischer Jeff Fuell Randy Reeder Doug Hansen Jeff McRaven Angela Ruffolo Matt Fromm Katie Burkhardt Goeke Harrison Orendorf Courtney Graham Donna Reiss John Kunesh Karen Beel Milford Laura Torbeck Skinner Casey Findley Green Daniel Haas Nick and Jenny Richmond Mangold Barbara Groene Norm Rich Karen Roesch Levine Abby Glackin Rummel Anna Iwinski Sutter Kathleen Zimmer Kloska Jennifer Rudzinski Kennedy Jamie Peters Amanda Hacker Kathy Riegel Elizabeth Roddy Lush John Sammon Chris Lammlein Steve Kramer Cassie Ruhlman Gary Hansen Teresa Rupper Jeff Morris John and Kim Graf Schimpf Denise Scarpelli Brett (B.J.) Mahle Andrew Severyn Christine Hart Christine Sanderman Greg Plagens Jim Schoen Class Josh Mears Alexis Troha Julie Hartman Caroline Schnader Laura Wiesman Senkiw Karen Zinck Smith of $ 2,910 Class Doug Wimsatt Jaclyn Helt William Schoen Amy Biegel Strady Lisa Blair Weaver 1991 Louan Hilty Allyson Shank Andrea Cannarozzi Varabkanich Rick Wemple CLASS PARTICIPATION – of $ 9% 2,405 Class Dave Imber Mary Ruth Shearer Rick Willits Amy Bishop Bensman 1994 Class of $ Peter Jablonski Mary Splawinski 150 Tim and Stacey Hubach Brown CLASS PARTICIPATION – 9% Christina Johnston Theresa Sugrue of $1,475 2003 Class Delvin Johnston Ken Tankersley of $ Class Dan DeBrosse Liz Cerar Anderson 1998 CLASS PARTICIPATION – 2% 3,125 Megan Zimmer Deeley Julie Schoen Beeler Nancy Kaczala Michael Thuente of $ CLASS PARTICIPATION – 3% Jack Hilgeman 1986 1,525 Maureen Foley John Borchers Joan Kolber Sister Dennis Tisler Anthony Fuchs Marianne Hinde Hudelson CLASS PARTICIPATION – 5% 1989 Patrick Heintz Brian and Sara Walker Boyle Lourdes Lambert Todd Tucker Marvin Hartsfield Ashley Kavanaugh Robert Jeffrey Benko CLASS PARTICIPATION – 9% Brian and Jenny Mercurio Leen Ben Carter Tina Lammers Bonnie Walter Laura Kavanaugh John Kavanaugh Tim George Matt Berry Dennis Percy Laura Portune Cordell Chris Lammlein Ted Ward James Teets Susan Sammon Hendrick Terry Bon Thomas Pohl Lisa Dillhoff Depew Stephanie Larkin Carol Williams Vlad Vasiliu Steve Hickey Jim Borchers Michael Schmitz Julie Duffy Dillon Father Jim Manning Rick Willits Jeff Wenzke Joseph Janowski Rachel Cox Ryan Sharkey Angela Gantt Marcus Makras Bev Wimmers Libby Rain Mallitz Theresa Bean Davis Kory Sutter Heather Kennedy Doug and Cathy Mathis Edna Zemanova Teresa Cindric McHugh John Deger David Willits Catherine Eisenhauer Lohr Linda McCarthy Jim Zimmerman Jason Paine Matthew Moore

22 23 Remembrances for 2012

In Memory of Ellen Wiedemann ’70 In Memory of Walter and Louise In Honor We remain humbly Berger Gerend Dan ’70 and Jenifer Berger Carol Gerend ’73 Carbonell grateful when families Ernie and Mary Wiedemann In Honor of Robert and Helen Alig Mary Alig ’77 Houston think of Alter in honoring In Memory of Chuck Graham ’79 In Memory of Rachel Alejandrino Scott ’79 and Teresa Spring ’79 Bon In Honor of Andrew and Katie Arber or remembering a loved Tom and Suzanne Alejandrino ’82 Homan In Memory of Mark Greco Laura Arber ’85 Eiken one. Thank you, and may Marissa Greco ’82 Varney In Memory of Michael Bruns ’74 In Honor of Julie Schoen ’94 Beeler God bless you and yours. Elmer and Lucy Bruns Ann Schoen ’87 Brinkman In Memory of Neil Grogan ’73 Marlene ’73 Burr Orendorf In Memory of Alberta Budde-Stewart In Honor of Michael and Dolores Joseph Budde ’71 Karpiak In Memory of Chris Harris ’74 Doug and Kim Karpiak ’77 Lindley In Memory Jeff ’78 and Kim Harris In Memory of Robert Cannon ’66 Greg Barbato ’67 In Honor of Jared ’99 and Andrew In Memory of Andrew Adams ’67 In Memory of Tom and Kacie ’07 Rick ’66 and Judy Davis ‘95 Linck Alice Adams ’71 Rickard Hausfeld Jeff and Anita Linck Marianne Hinde ’03 Hudelson ANNUAL FUND 2012 In Memory of Barbara Nosil ’70 In Memory of Caroline Carter Ben ’94 and Brenda Carter In Honor of John Lewis Adams In Memory of Jane Hoyne ’66 Hosty Colin Dunnigan Alice Adams ’71 Rickard Kathy Whalen ’66 Kavanaugh Cynthia Ditzel ’70 Hassan In Memory of Margarita Cata ’82 Karen Claffey ’66 Koller Cef ’80 and Anne Cata Fred and Maureen Willits In Honor of Scott McLaughlin ’89 In Memory of Russell and Marillyn In Memory of Tom Scheidt In Memory of Richard J. Amann, Sr. Erin Connair ’82 Fanning Phillip J. McLaughlin Morgan Mark Haufe ’67 Mrs. Jeanne Amann In Memory of Chip Houser ’74 and Francine Morgan ’75 Kester Mark ’72 and Peggy Amann ’73 Grunkemeyer In Memory of Gordon Dadisman ’66 Mark Houser ’78 Christine Morgan ’73 In Honor of Daniel ’96 Moroney In Memory of Paul Sendelbach Rick ’66 and Judy Davis Sheila Houser ’73 Adams William and Kathleen Moroney Elaine Sendelbach In Memory of Laurence Barker Matt Houser ’84 In Memory of Kurt Murnen ’97 Don Barker ‘71 In Memory of Chris Desch ’73 Pam Hemmelgarn ’70 Grilliot In Memory of William L. (Stormy) In Honor of Alyce Sheridan Chris Brun ’73 Hartzell In Memory of Tony Huesman ’75 Brett Mahle ’97 Sims Jr. Kelly Sheridan ’81 Derickson Marylee Reisinger ’75 Dunphy In Memory of Edgar J. Barthel Barbara Sims ’68 Richard and Carolyn Barthel Clark In Memory of Rudy Dudon Patricia Witt ’81 Weisent In Memory of Caryl Oscar In Honor of Coach Ed Domsitz and Paul 66 and Maggie Traynor ’66 Zimmer Michael Oscar ’67 Coach Joe Petrocelli In Memory of Gina Casella ’90 In Memory of Ruth Beckman In Memory of Patti Kussman ’72 John and Dolores Shondel Stephens Jim and Monica McGinley Kolbe In Memory of Emily Dudrick In Memory of John Pernik Carla Casella ’87 Hodulik Greg and Peggy Kussman ’75 Braner Tina ’67 Dudrick Fox Charlotte Pernik Dave and Beth Kolbe Tom Pernik ’75 Dan ’68 and Sue Kussman ’68 Reichert In Memory of Lisa Taylor ’78 In Memory of Bill Eisenhauer ’82 Tony ’82 and Kelly Taylor Dan Bolek ’82 In Memory of Bill and Voleta Prater In Memory of Tom and Phyllis Jan Eisenhauer Kussman John Prater ’75 Tom Roesch ’82 and Patti Blessing In Memory of Lois and John Dan ’68 and Sue Kussman ’68 Reichert Thalheimer In Memory of Virginia Reichard ’69 Mary Lynn Thalheimer ’78 In Memory of Abigail Esselstein Reynolds In Memory of Timothy Lane ’97 Robert and Teresa Esselstein Jane Reichard ’71 McNamee Ray and Cathy Lane In Memory of Ivan D. Thunder Maureen Thunder ’66 Brebner In Memory of Bill Ferneding ’69 In Memory of Mary Riess ’77 In Memory of Edward Luebke Gwynedd Armstrong ’69 Schneller Rosalie Thomas ’77 Koesel Kathleen Luebke ’77 Chandler In Memory of Mark Wagner ’03 Annlouise Peroutka ’77 Ashley ’03 and John ’03 Kavanaugh In Memory of John and Frances In Memory of Barto and Joan Ann Fowler In Memory of Daniel Romer Mariscalco In Memory of Jim and Mary Ann Margery Fowler ’77 Schaffer Don and Marcia Monnier Mary Mariscalco ’73 Walsh Martha Walsh ’77 In Memory of Don Garling ’67 In Memory of Col. Roger Rush In Memory of Patti McCormick Kristine Ritzert ’68 Garling Anne Rush Daren and Julie Hartman In Memory of Raymond Zuelke Bob and Deborah Portman and Family Phillip ’77 and Marlies Zuelke

24 25 Matching & Restricted Gifts for 2012 Matching Gifts $8,144

Abbott Fund Reunion New Alumni Lisa Tsui ’87 Diller Bank of America Information Apparel John Borchers ’94 Boeing Class of 1967 – September 21 & 22, 2012 William and Mary Dey ’78 Bucher Friday – Harrigan’s Tavern (7pm – buy your own) Website Scott Spring ’79 • • Saturday – Golf Outing (10am, Heatherwoode Golf Club – $45 per person) DP&L • Dinner, Heatherwoode Golf Club (8-11pm – $45 per person) Jennifer Hein ’84 Kendo • Contact Jack Fiala, [email protected]. Also join the Facebook Coming Soon! Eli Lilly group, Alter ’67 for more information Look for a new, streamlined way to John Mees ’84 Class of 1972 – Saturday, September 1, 2012 Golf Outing (10am start, Moraine Country Club – $100; contact Ron Woeste at order alumni shirts, hats, sweatshirts

ANNUAL FUND 2012 Emerson • [email protected]) and jackets right from home! The Anthony Groshek Jacob Groshek ’00 • Moraine Country Club (8-11pm – $40 per person) Advancement Office is working on a • Contact Elaine Gigliotti Long, [email protected] or Ed Leschansky, website through Logos@Work that Fifth Third Bank [email protected] will launch before the end of August. Elizabeth Moore ’96 Osborne LexisNexis Pfizer Harry & Adrienne Hegman ’85 Brandicourt Andrew ’86 and Karen Zinck ’88 Smith Philip and Margaret Whelan ’71 Rose Class of 1977 – Saturday, September 1, 2012 From this site, you will be able Dan Klein ’83 Golf Outing (9:30am, Community Golf Course – $33 per person) to pick your favorite item and even GE Foundation Jessica Pietrzak Standard Insurance Company • American Legion Hall, Kettering (7:30pm-midnight – $50 per person) select the color and from several Paul Boeckman Christina Ostendorf ’84 • Macy’s Foundation • Contact Eric Eichner, [email protected] logos, too. Once ordered, your pur- Global Impact David Leff Teradata chases will be shipped directly to Matt Moore ’94 Joseph and Ruth Dries ’79 Lieber Julie Knight Class of 1982 – Saturday, September 1, 2012 your home in a matter of days. Lucy Seifert University of Dayton Arena (Boesch Lounge, 7-11pm – $25 per person) Home Depot Microsoft • Contact Erin Walsh Schmitz, [email protected] or Mia Kerivan Look for the link on the “Alumni/ Mike Wildenhaus ’75 Brad ’95 and Jennifer Beckmann Wells Fargo • O’Malley, [email protected] ae” pages of the website at www. Tom Martino ’80 Jon Duffy ’89 alterhighschool.org. Key Bank John Wanke ’97 Tom J. Laufersweiler Class of 1987 – Saturday, September 1, 2012 Clinton and Tara Kerivan ’76 Weddell William and Karen Mees ’82 Vespa Northrop Grumman • Hilton Garden Inn in Beavercreek (6:30-11pm – $20 per person) Amy Eichner Contact Steve Breitenstein, [email protected] or Linda Manzo Steve Breitenstein ’87 • Koeller, [email protected] Class of 1992 – Saturday, Septmeber 1, 2012 Restricted Gifts • UD Flight Deck (7pm – $25 per person) • Contact Maria Russell, [email protected] Robert and Helen Alig Dorothy Eisenhauer Peggy Eisenhauer ’87 Rueth Mary Gallagher ’80 Ankenbauer Barbara Gobrail Christopher and Deb Stewart Class of 1997 – Saturday, September 1, 2012 Brixx Ice House (7pm – $22 per person) Molly Schmitz ’86 Bardine Daren and Julie Hartman John and Connie Taylor • Mark and Angela Stein ’81 Bidwell Diane Friermood ’77 Henehan The Daniel M. Romer Fund • Contact Molly Nevius, [email protected] or Andrea Gauder Rieger, Richard and Lisa Boucher John ’85 and Sarah Kunesh The Glennon Family Charitable Trust [email protected] Tim and Susie Brabender Michael ’78 and Tess Kunesh The Louise Kramer Foundation Daniel and Tara Brodbeck Mark ’82 and Carla Lane Monsignor Robert Amann Foundation Class of 2002 – Saturday, September 1, 2012 Harrigan’s Tavern (time and price TBD) Martin Brown Catherine Eisenhauer ’94 Lohr United Way of Greater Dayton • Buckeye Ecocare Dennis and Karen McTaggart Don and Laima Vermillion • Contact Meg Haley, [email protected] or Maureen Zimmer Guziec, Dana Chillinsky Miami Valley Educational Council John Wanke ’97 [email protected] Bob and Joan Collins Mark and Pam Miller Ray and Michelle Webb Guy and Kate MacEwen ’99 Conti Donald and Marcia Monnier Bill Wilkins ’86 Class of 2007 – Sunday, September 2, 2012 Tom and Mary DeMange Mark and Cyndi Platt Paul ’66 and Maggie Traynor ’66 Zimmer • Buffalo Wild Wings at Town and Country (8-11:30pm – pay for what you order) Easterling Studios Tim ’69 and Dee Fiorita ’69 Quinn Stephen Zimmer ’88 • Contact Clark Becker, [email protected] Kenneth and Nancy Quinter

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Downs Voted We offer families of the deceased our deepest sympathy and prayers. We appreciate those of you who write to In Memoriaminform us of deaths within the Alter family. You may provide information by calling the Advancement Office at “Best Chef in Dayton” (937) 434-2059 or emailing [email protected].

Richard Beck (November 2011), father of Mary Ann Madden (February 2012), mother of Debbie Beck ’72 Richwine, Lisa ’73, Kathy Beck Pat ’75, Therese Madden ’82 Link; grandmother ’75 Kelly and Ellen Beck ’77 Campbell of Teddy Link ’11 and Matt Link ’15

hile the chances of a micro-farm at Homefull, a local agency Sylvester Cox, Jr. (June 2011), father of Barbara Belinda Rawlins Mason (January 2012), sister small,W privately owned restaurant mak- that works with the homeless, and Cox ’70 Standifer, Bob ’72 of Kathy Rawlins ’77 ing it past its first few months are not from others. It is important to her to Rudy Dudon, Jr. (May 2012), father of Jennifer Cindy Mock ’84 (May 2012) in the owner’s favor, Dana Downs ’92 give back to community and support Dudon ’90 Musser, Rudy ’92, Alice Dudon ’93 has met that challenge head-on as her her very lifeline. Mayfield, and Gretchen ’96 Justin Osterfeld ’08 (May 2012), brother of Allison ’10 dream, Roost Modern Italian, opened Much like Franco had for her, Byron Firsdon (June 2012), father of Jackie in Dayton’s historic Oregon District in Downs has some advice for budding Firsdon ’83 Williams, Shannon Firsdon ’86 Kathleen Ponziani (March 2012), mother of Carol Ponziani ’75 DeGrazier November. But, because of her “in the chefs. “Start doing dishes and learn Holtgreive; grandfather of Erica ’13 and Rachel Holtgreive ’15 trenches” training and a work ethic every job in the kitchen. When you Clara Rose Redrick (January 2012), mother of learned on the soccer fields at Alter, the the “Best Chef in Dayton” by the Day- become the Executive Chef you will Neil Grogan ’73 (June 2012), brother of Pat ’71 Mark ’66, Ron ’68, Debbie Redrick ’68 Cubberly and Sharon Redrick ’70 Helriggle sky’s the limit for her. ton Business Journal. The award was a have to do all of these jobs, all the (deceased), Gerry ’75, Anne Grogan ’78 Romer, Kathy Grogan ’84 Crippen “I cannot believe all of the support result of over 12,000 consumers voting time. Sometimes it will be like a little Lillian Reiling, mother of Charles ’68 and that Roost has received from the alumni and she was able to hold off top chefs mini-mental vacation.” Will Hartman (May 2012), grandfather of Ellen ’70 Delaney ’15 and parents of Alter. My father said from more established restaurants For more information about Roost Bill Roark (February 2012), grandfather of Chris

that “this why we sent you there. Alter such as Coco’s Bistro and C’est Tout Modern Italian, check out their face- Greg Hausfeld ’86 (July 2012), brother of ’07, Corey ’08 and Cameron ’10 to take home the prize. The notoriety Matt ’92 is a great family, and it will be a part of book page “roostmodernitalian” or James Rohrer (May 2012), husband of Vicky has undoubtedly helped create a buzz you for the rest of your life.” their website: www.roostdayton.com. Susan Cusick ’71 Hearsum (February 2012), Sparaco ’69 Rohrer; father of Michael ’10 Downs graduated from Sinclair’s about the new non-traditional, Italian They are located at 524 E. 5th St. mother of Shea Hearsum ’93 Cusick; sister of Miriam Angerer Stewart (April 2012), mother Lynne Cusick ’69 Kowalski, John Cusick ’72 and Hospitality Management/Culinary Arts eatery. of Sue Angerer ’69 Bellman, Carol Angerer ’71 Tim Cusick ’74 program and was fortunate enough Much like others in the industry, and Tom Angerer ’77 ROOST (February 2012) her path to “the top” has certainly had David Hudson ’80 to be able to work at famed Franco’s Vera Stroup (May 2012), mother of Dan ’68, its unique twists along the way as she just down the street from her new Leonard Iacurci (July 2012), father of Maureen Kathleen Stroup ’70 Cloud, Debbie Stroup ’73 home. “Franco taught me so much worked at Country Club of the North Iacurci ’71 Weidner, Karen Iacurci ’78 Galen; grand- Bush, Jeanne Stroup ’75 Borgert and Jim ’78 father of Danielle Weidner ’07, Anne Weidner ’09, but one thing was to trust your pal- and other restaurants as well as oper- Donald Van Leeuwen (May 2012), father of Ryan Galen ’10 and Sarah Weidner ’11 ate and know what good food is. He ated a pasta bar at the Second Street Mary Van Leeuwen ’70 Aldemeyer, Don ’71, also emphasized taking the time to Market in Dayton before her latest ven- Mary Kelly (March 2012), mother of Sheila ’76 Cathy Van Leeuwen ’74 Duffy, Laura Van Leeu- wen ’77 Snyder, John ’80; grandfather of Becky do things right the first time. If you ture. With each change came a clearer and Jean ’78 Snyder ’01 and Rachel Snyder ’05 don’t have the time to make it right, focus on what her ultimate goals Ruth Koop (March 2012), mother of Kathy how will you find time to do it over?” were…operating her own place where Koop ’73 Van Cleve, Bob ’74, Jeanne Koop ’76 Don Wendeln (June 2012), father of Ed ’69, Diane Wendeln ’71 Schulte, Mary Wendeln ’73 Under Franco’s tutelage, Downs also people came for an entertaining and Reisinger, Carol Koop ’82 Lang, Mary Koop ’83 Leonhardt and Tony ’86 Seibel, Janet ’75, Judith Wendeln ’78 Miller, John learned much about the operational relaxing evening with great food. ’77, Donna Wendeln ’80 Bange, Michael ’82, side of things and how to manage her Growing up in the Dayton area and Raymond Kuczkowsky (May 2012), grandfa- Karen Wendeln ’83 Sparling ther of David Martin ’93 and Aaron Martin ’98 costs with fluctuating prices in the calling it home, Downs is committed Paul Wilkens (October 2011), father of Paul market. to supporting the local growers, as Jung Min Lee (April 2012), grandmother of Jake ’74, Lisa Wilkens ’76 Shiley, Diane Wilkens ’78 The message must have hit home, well. She buys much of her produce Kunesh ’15 Medina, Lynne Wilkens ’80 Travis as Downs was honored this spring as and proteins from growers such as the

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California and her son Max is Peter Parker in the new “Spiderman” movie…Dave Schoettmer ’86 was awarded with the “Entrepreneur of the 1970’s Year Award” in Cincinnati. His company is Navi- gator Management Partners. Ron Hundt ’73 (right) is the Zoning Administra- New Little tor for the City of Kettering and recently showed Knights his Alter Pride at a recent lunch gathering of Alter classmates…Steve Martino ’77 directed John Schrimpf ’89 and his wife, Amy, had Ice Age: Continental Drift which hit theaters 1990’s twins on October 15, 2011 (Jack and Corinne). on July 13. Steve works with Blue Sky Studios, They join Regan (8) and Olivia (5)…Tracy Connon lives with his family in New York and is looking Tracey Connon Mayne ’99 lives in Indianapolis Mayne ’99 and her husband, Michael, welcomed forward to his reunion Labor Day weekend. and recently received an Ed. S. degree from the son, Colton Charles (pictured below)to her Make sure you take the kids to see the movie University of Dayton in School Psychology. and make it a box office smash hit. 2000’s Sean Crotty ’01 (son of Kevin ’74 and Karen Deddens ’74 Crotty) is an EMS/Medical Advi- sor for the U.S. Peace Corp in Cambodia and really attributes his Alter education and the foundation he received for who he is. Holley Mangold ’08 (pictured above) made the US Olympic team for women’s weight lifting. The entire Alter community is proud of her accomplishment of 10th in the world. Look for more on her experience in the next Round- Table…Courtney Chihil ’08 received the and Best Man, Michael Zink ’97. Steve is the Co-Player of the Year Award and the Eagle Director of Engineering for the City of Kettering Award at Florida Gulf Coast University. Chihil and Lauren is a Development Editor for LEAP finished her basketball career with over 1,000 Publishing in Mason. The new couple will points and set the career mark for steals… family on December 1…Kathleen Monk Back reside in Kettering…Dana Fischer ’02 and Austin Boucher ’09 ’02 gave birth to Abigail Patricia Back on March Boomer Bristow ’02 were married on May (pictured right) is continu- 23. This is her and husband Travis’ first child. 19. The bridal party (pictured above) included ing his football career Kenny Grant ’02, Steve Bristow ’04, Meg at Miami University but Haley ’02 and Cassie Ruhlman ’02. Boomer recently caddied for Alec is employed by the Dayton Fire Department Tahy ’13 (son of Bill ’84) in Knights In and Dana is an account assistant at Edict a U.S. Open Qualifier. Systems in Beavercreek. The newlyweds have Marriage purchased a home in Kettering…Emily Beachler Steve Bergstresser ’97 and Lauren Athmer ’03 married Bryan Moritz in September. Includ- (pictured far right) were married on July 14. The ed in the wedding party (pictured below)were wedding party included Susan Bergstresser ’93 Ben Beachler ’06, Anna Beachler ’99 Furderer, 2010’s 1 Elise Prayson ’11 is at Assumption College on a 1980’s swim/academic scholarship and has pool and Pat Brown ’82 spent Super college records in breaststroke for Division II… Brian Furderer ’96, Katie Joseph ’03, Kate Bowl weekend with 8 great Keaton Pieper ’11 was the starting setter for Romer Ratliff ’03 and Kristen Budde ’03. friends from the class of 1982: the Division II National Champion Springfield The new couple are living in Cincinnati. Steve Suttman, Chris Placke, Jay College (MA) volleyball team and was named Hughes, Ron Goheen, John Begley, “All Tournament”…Peter Scharf ’11 (son of Todd Gadawski and John Ireton Jim ’81) was named “Freshman Male Swim- (picture right)...Greg Plagens mer of the Year” at Wheeling Jesuit University… ’85 moved in the summer of 2011 Sydney Parker ’11 was a member of Winter 1960’s to southeast Michigan to work Guard International’s “World Champion” team. This is her second gold medal in three years Everyone in the Class of ’66 is invited to FACT at Eastern Michigan University with 02 Color Guard…Rebecca Esselstein ’11 (First Alter Class Tuesday) the first Tuesday where he serves in the Political (daughter of Brian ’74) received an award as of each month, beginning in September. Join Science Department as Director the top freshman in Chemistry at the Air Force other classmates at Geez Grill & Pub in Ketter- of the Master’s in Public Adminis- Academy. ing, beginning at 7:30 PM for fun, food and tration Degree Program…Angela Pictured Lto R are Todd Gadawski, Chris Placke, Pat Brown, John Ireton, and Jay Hughes. Also in attendance but not pictured is Steve Suttman. drink. Longo Charles ’85 lives in

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