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SPRING 2013 Women Making a Difference Luncheon a Success! President’s Message On Thursday, March 7, at Receptions in Erlanger, 300 NDA alumnae, friends, and supporters celebrated the annual Women Making a Difference luncheon. Kathy Upcoming Events 2 Thamann ’69, Janet Von Handorf Schmidt ’81, and Kara Middendorf ’96 were recognized for their contributions to their communities. Also honored were Dick and Jeanne-Marie Tapke, receiving the Sr. Reina Arlinghaus Award, given to persons involved at NDA and the greater community, but are not alumnae of the school. Letter from the Principal 3 Sr. Mary Reina herself presented the award to the Tapkes. “The Women Making a Difference luncheon is an opportunity to honor those living the NDA mission in their service to others,” said Sr. Lynette Shelton, SND, NDA President. Past Women Making a Difference honoree Lisa Cooney emceed the luncheon. School News R.W. Baird and Blau Mechanical served as Gold Sponsors for the event, which 4 raised $20,000 to support tuition assistance efforts at Notre Dame. The event was an enjoyable gathering of alumnae, faculty, staff, and friends of NDA. Congratulations to all of our deserving honorees! Advancement Happenings For more pictures from this wonderful event, see page 18. From the Advancement Director 6 Annual Appeal Update

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Kara Middendorf ’96 with her family and friends. Kathy Thamann ’69, left. In Loving Memory 9 Sr. Mary Ethel Selected for NCEA Honor Sister Mary “honors Catholic secondary school Ethel Parrott, educators who deserve national recognition, Alumnae News to Share SND, NDA Science reflecting the richness and diversity of 13 Department Chair American Catholic education. Honorees and longtime faculty are individuals who have made significant member, has been contributions in a variety of roles.” recognized with the Sister Mary Ethel Parrott joined the Don’t Leave Home Without It 14 NCEA Educational faculty at Notre Dame Academy in 1972. Excellence Award. She earned her bachelor’s degree in physics Given by the at Thomas More College and completed National Catholic Educational Association a Master of Science in Physics at the Alumnae News to Share (NCEA), Sister Mary Ethel, one of six University of Kentucky. Sisters Mary Ethel 17 educators in the nation to be honored with and Judith began an extracurricular Science this award in 2012-13, was recognized at a Research Program at NDA in 1974 and ceremony held in Houston on April 3. NDA developed it as a formal course for credit Principal Dr. Laura Koehl, who attended in 2007. The course focuses on conducting Share Your News the event with Sister, said of her: “She is an independent research project in 19 far more than an educator and a physicist. mathematics, natural science, engineering, Sr. Mary Ethel is a mentor and a shining or behavioral science. Students present example of a woman making a difference their work and compete at various science in our world.” expositions at the regional, state, national 2013 Reunions 20 According to the NCEA, this award and international levels.

EDUCATING WOMEN TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT NEWS FROM NDA

Upcoming Events A Message from Dr. Laura Koehl May 2 May Crowning This issue of the Notre Damian educators, past and present. They exemplify the SND Incoming Freshmen Parent Meeting celebrates the very essence of tradition of educational excellence. The Sisters of Notre 23 Baccalaureate Mass educational excellence - the outstanding Dame had the wisdom and foresight to provide principles to 24 Graduation teacher. We honor and celebrate guide Notre Dame educators in this pursuit of educational recent recognition given to three of excellence. In this final quarter of the school year we are 28 - 30 Final Exams our alumnae who are truly making a celebrating the fourth principle: An Integrated Education difference in education: Sr. Mary Ethel for Transformation. The teachers we honor have truly June Parrott ’64, Sharon Stahl Harris ’75, demonstrated their commitment to an integrated education 12 Class of 1949 Reunion and Amie Weckenbrock ’07. These for transformation. Through their commitment to teaching, Dear Friends of Notre Dame Academy, teachers are successful because they demonstrate a deep they have mastered the complexity of educating the whole commitment to their professions and an abiding care for the person in a way that empowers their students to discover Happy Birthday, Notre Dame Academy! Let’s light the candles July intellectual and personal journeys of their students. and use their God-given talents. This is indeed a personal because this year marks fifty years since our school moved from Fifth 5 Class of 1958 Reunion Street in Covington to Hilton Drive in Park Hills. As we look back, transformation and one that has the potential to transform Our very own Sr. Mary Ethel is one of six outstanding the world. What a gift! we celebrate the blessings that made it possible for our school to grow. Catholic educators in the nation to receive the National We also look forward to the continuation of that growth as we build Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) Educational Sincerely, on the time, talents, and treasures of our Notre Dame community. Excellence Award. The extensive list of current students Notre Dame Academy Board of Directors The graduating class of 2013 will join over 10,000 alumnae! It is with and alumnae who have received state, national, and 2012-2013 international awards for science research is one reason why a grateful heart that I witness and acknowledge the generous support Sr. Mary Ethel has been recognized by NCEA with this Laura Dickman Koehl and commitment to Notre Dame that continues to be a tradition. Our Ms. Jane Meier prestigious award. Principal thanks go to our alumnae, parents, school board members, priests, Mr. Garren Colvin Class of 1975 sisters, teachers, staff, students, benefactors, and our many volunteers. These awards given to our alumnae in education honor 2 Mr. Chuck Berling 3 You light the way for our mission to continue. Thank you to all who the professional commitment and expertise of all NDA contribute in this investment of offering a Catholic education at our Ms. Amy Cauthen school on Hilton Drive. Mr. Mike Dempsey

The past fifty years represent countless blessings. Instead of blowing Mr. David Drees out the candles of our celebration, we hope to add more and more Ms. Karen Finan Basketball Pandas Make History light for our mission to increase. It is the light of knowledge that will Dr. Mike Flick abound because you have made it possible. Allow me to borrow a Mr. Bob Hoffer The Notre Dame Academy familiar phrase, “We’ll leave a light on for you!” basketball team had a whale of a Mr. Rick Hulefeld season this year, finishing as State Sr. M. Dennise Wagenlander, SND Runner Ups! The Basketball Pandas played a tough game against Marion In Notre Dame, Mr. Tom Saelinger County in the championship finals Sr. Evelynn Reinke, SND of the State Basketball Tournament, Ms. Sue Sturgeon losing to the Lady Knights 52-36. Dr. Brad Bielski The Pandas made history as Ms. Lisa Cooney Sr. Mary Lynette Shelton, SND NDA’s first team to advance to President the Kentucky girls state basketball championship. “The players and coaches have worked hard. Their teamwork has been inspiring and truly representative of our mission at NDA,” said NDA Principal, Dr. Laura Koehl. SCHOOL NEWS SCHOOL NEWS

NDA Students Present at Technology in Education Conference In March, NDA’s Director of Instructional Technology The SWAT team was asked to repeat their impressive NDA’s Science Research Molly Mullee took Notre Dame Academy’s SWAT (Students performance when faculty members from Georgetown Working to Advance Technology) team to present with her at Visitation Preparatory School in Washington, D.C., visited Students Continue to the Kentucky Society for Technology in Education Conference NDA to see how 1:1 iPad Initiative was implemented. In a (KYSTE) in Louisville. During the presentation, entitled recent follow up email, one Georgetown Visitation faculty Outshine Their Competition “Going 1:1 iPad; a Student’s Perspective”, 8 students gave member commented: “We unanimously agreed that the their perspective of how the implementation of the iPad has student presentations and interactions were the highlight of changed the way they learn, the way their teachers teach, and our trip. They were engaging, dynamic and absolutely sold of their community. During this initial year of the iPad program the validity of the 1:1 program.” After another successful year for Notre Dame Academy’s Science Research Program, three student researchers are moving at NDA, Mrs. Mullee and the SWAT team have built a support The NDA SWAT team continues to work with students and on to national and international competitions. This year NDA Science Research students once again excelled at both the system that has enabled the school community to seamlessly faculty alike to explore new educational opportunities with regional and state levels presenting their original and independent research projects. operate and thrive with this new technology. When the the iPads. opportunity arose to present at KYSTE, Mrs. Mullee could Monica McFadden won the “Best of Fair” award at the Science and Engineering Fair of Northern Kentucky (SEFNK) not envision presenting without these critical stakeholders. on Saturday, February 23. Monica and Sr. Mary Ethel received an all-expenses-paid trip to the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) that will take place in Phoenix from May 12-17 and include winners from approximately 60 countries. Notre Dame science research students had an outstanding performance at the regional competition including Laura Irons, who placed second at the fair, and many others who won category and special awards.

Cassidy Ryan placed second at the Kentucky Junior Science and Humanities Symposium in Louisville on March 15 and 16. Szofia Komaromy-Hiller, Monica McFadden, and Cassidy were among the 21 students invited to present their original research at the symposium. Cassidy will next present her work at the National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium May 1-4. Besides the expenses-paid trip, Cassidy 4 was offered a trustee’s scholarship to the University of Louisville and a 5 $1500 scholarship to the college of her choice.

Most recently, Notre Dame science research students competed at the Three NDA Seniors state level in the Kentucky Science and Engineering Fair in Richmond, Kentucky. Monica McFadden placed third overall 2012-13 Winter and earned one of the spots to the International Science and Engineering Fair. Since she had already qualified through the regional fair, Emily Walter was awarded the regional slot and will also compete at the international event in Phoenix in May. Accepted to Prestigious Athletic Achievements in Review U.C. Business Program First place category awards were won at the state level by Cassidy Ryan in Environmental Sciences, Ellen Kendall in WINTER TEAM G.P.A. AWARD Microbiology, Emily Bautista in Earth and Space Science, and Monica McFadden in Environmental Management. Giannina Rokvic placed second in Energy and Transportation. Three NDA seniors were recently accepted into the Carl H. Lindner Varsity Swimming 3.714 Honors-PLUS program at the University of Cincinnati. After an JV/Varsity Basketball 3.698 application and interview process involving 3000 applicants, Emily Walter won a special award from the Navy; Josie Hammon’s project was rated the best in geology by the Association of Women Marisa Lorch, Molly Hinken and Megan Beischel were among the JV Swimming 3.468 Geoscientists and the Kentucky Society of Professional Geologists; and 25 students chosen to be part of this highly regarded and selective Bowling 3.451 Monica McFadden won special awards from the National Oceanic and business program this year. Freshman Basketball 3.324 Atmospheric Administration, Stockholm Junior Water Prize, and Ricoh The Carl H. Lindner Honors-PLUS program is a challenging Americas Sustainable Development Awards. honors program integrated within the Carl H. Lindner College of The continued success of NDA’s science research students is a testament Business at the University of Cincinnati. The program is designed to the vision and dedication of Sr. Mary Ethel Parrott and Sr. Mary for highly motivated individuals with superior academic ability and Judith Averbeck. These two young educators began Notre Dame’s demonstrated leadership skills. The Lindner Honors-PLUS program Science Research Program in 1974 as an extracurricular activity. In incorporates a demanding business honors curriculum, participation 2007, Sr. Mary Ethel developed the program into a formal for credit in a co-operative education program, an intensive international study- course. NDA’s Science Research Program has inspired countless NDA abroad trip and extensive business leadership exposure and training. alumnae who now work as scientists, physicians, engineers, and All three of NDA’s Lindner Honors-PLUS scholars will receive a educators around the globe. scholarship that covers full (in-state) tuition and fees. ADVACEMENT HAPPENINGS ALUMNAE NEWS 2012-13 Annual Appeal NDA Graduates Make a Difference as Teachers Update In addition to Sr. Mary Ethel’s accomplishment and Janet Schmidt’s Women Making a Difference honor for her work in Dear Fellow Alumnae, teaching, two other NDA graduates have received recognition for their contributions in the classroom! The 2012-2013 Annual Appeal is getting closer to the goal of $250,000! NDA students called Sharon Harris ’75 Amie Weckenbrock ’07 Thank you to everyone who came out to alumnae and past supporters of the Annual In February, Mother of In February, the National support our wonderful Women Making a Appeal over three nights in early February. The Mercy High School science Science Teachers Association Difference and Sr. Reina Award honorees. students did a fantastic job, and we hope you teacher and Notre Dame (NSTA), the largest We received resounding positive feedback enjoyed speaking with them! The Phonathon Academy graduate Sharon professional organization about the event, including the move to Harris was named an in the world promoting has currently raised over $16,000 and money is Receptions! The best part is that Women Outstanding Educator by The excellence and innovation in still coming in. Making a Difference was not only a lovely event honoring Outstanding Teachers Award science teaching and learning, Program, sponsored by The announced that Notre some very deserving unsung heroes in our community, but also We need $12,000 more in donations to reach Cincinnatus Foundation, Dame Academy graduate raised over $20,000 to help our tuition assistance efforts. the Annual Appeal goal. If you have not Northern Kentucky and Beechwood Schools already, you will be receiving more information University, University of teacher Amie Weckenbrock about this in the mail, including where your Cincinnati, and Xavier was selected to take part as Now we look to our next big event, the Autumn Gala. The class stands towards the 35% participation University. After NDA, a Fellow in the 2012-2013 goal this year is $95,000 to help fill the gap of $1,500 per goal. Sharon attended Morehead State University, earning a B.S. NSTA New Science Teacher Academy. Amie was selected student not covered by tuition. We need your help with this. in environmental studies and a Masters in biology. Sharon from hundreds of applications to participate in a yearlong The event is one that involves a lot of work, and if we have has been a member of Mercy’s faculty since 1995 and is professional development program designed to help promote a lot of folks doing a little, we can reach our goal! Please also an adjunct instructor in microbiology and anatomy and quality science teaching, and enhance confidence. physiology at Cincinnati State Technical and Community consider helping with Gala. If you can give one hour to help College. The 2012-2013 Fellows were selected from 34 states and will plan the event, and one hour a month for a meeting, you can each receive a comprehensive NSTA membership package, help us more than you know! The Outstanding Educator award honors teachers based professional development opportunities, and be invited on a series of criteria including exceptional knowledge to attend NSTA’s 2013 National Conference on Science of subject matter, use of innovative methods in teaching Education in San Antonio, Texas. The event is our largest fundraiser, so please help us achieve students, support of students to succeed in and out of the 6 Amie commented, “Being selected as an NSTA fellow was a 7 our goal of $95,000 and 350 people in attendance! classroom, participation in the school community beyond teaching duties, and taking part in professional development very exciting thing for me as a first year teacher. I feel that activities that improve teaching and learning while keeping my NDA education has provided me with the tools to be successful as well as the mind set that I need to continue Lastly, a big welcome to our new Alumnae Coordinator Emily current with educational trends. my education if I am going to be a teacher who makes a Knapke Berling ’97 who joined the Advancement/Alumnae Congratulations, Sharon! difference, as my NDA teachers did for me.” Office in March. We are so happy to have her on board and Congratulations Amie! know you will all enjoy working with her as much as we do!

Smiles, Julie Learning Center Accepting Registrations! The Julie Learning Center, a ministry of the Sisters of Notre Dame, is now accepting registrations for the 2013-2014 school year. For updated information, please visit the school’s website at www.julielearningcenter.org or contact Sister Patrycia at [email protected]. You can schedule a tour and get all your questions answered about this wonderful facility. Notre Damian News and Anna Hehman ’99 Pictures gets a special Alumnae Dinner Theatre Advancement Director email address! The Alumnae Dinner Theatre was held April 18th with dinner in Alumnae Hall before the NDA/CCH production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Almost 100 alumnae and friends gathered for the evening, which was enjoyed by all. The Advancement Office has created an email address for all your Notre Damian updates. Just send everything to notredamian@ndapandas. org. Keep those updates, “Where in the World” The 2013 Autumn Gala Planning is Underway! and “Wedding Panda-monium” pictures coming. We are still in need of volunteers to help with the 2013 Autumn Gala, which will be held Saturday, October 5th at NDA. The event is our largest fundraiser and our goal is to raise $90,000 to support tuition assistance at NDA. There are several If you’d like to receive the Notre Damian volunteer positions open that require as little commitment as two hours a month helping plan this important event! Please electronically, send us your email address and contact Advancement Director Anna Hehman at [email protected] or at (859) 292-1851 to learn more! we’ll put you on the list. ALUMNAE NEWS IN LOVING MEMORY

A Well-kept Secret… Associates of the Sisters of Notre Dame

4 Are you looking for a way to focus your life, your spirituality and ministry?

4 Do you feel a special connection with the Sisters of Notre Dame?

4 Do you experience the goodness and provident care of God in your life? The Notre Dame Academy Community extends its deepest sympathy to the families of our alumnae on the death of their loved ones. The NDA students and faculty will remember these individuals during their monthly Masses throughout the school year. We are grateful for your continued support of Notre Dame in the form of memorials, honorariums, and special intentions. If you answered yes to one or more of these questions, you might be interested in becoming an Associate of the Sisters of inAlumnae lovingJudy Dullaghan Kohrs 1974 memorySister Of Notre Dame. Associate candidates feel a call from God to deepen their relationship with the Sisters and with the other Georgia Rose Anderson Muench 1932 Geralyn Boh Rehkamp 1974 Betty Ann Dabbelt 1936 Associates, especially through their spirituality and ministry. The candidates have a year of formation, accompanied by a Elizabeth Foltz Wegener 1933 Linda Altevers 1975 Margaret Seiler Heyl 1940 sponsor. At the end of the formation, they make a covenant to live out the charism of the Sisters of Notre Dame, especially Edna Eilers Kahmann 1934 Cathy Hehman Nordman 1976 Ruth Simon Kramer 1942 Mildred Schneider Dullaghan 1938 Carol Tabeling Scheffel 1977 Sr. Henrietta Seiler, OSB 1946 through their spirituality and ministry in a non-vowed commitment. The commitment lasts as long as is mutually agreed Helen Witherby 1938 Sally Tabeling Feldman 1979 Jean Kostas Hoersting 1947 upon. Helen Claire Barbara 1940 Lori Ostendorf Martin 1979 Alice Seiler Lewin 1948 Mary Lou Vocke Brinkman 1941 Beth Petroze Smith 1979 Mary Ostendorf Briccio 1952 Candidates are Christian women and men, young and not so young, married and single, widowed and divorced. Many Betty Lantz Scherrer 1941 Laura Petroze Hehman 1981 Lillian Duell Kohrs 1953 Mary Susan Carberry White 1941 Sharri Ostendorf Singer 1981 Jo Ann Ostendorf Ernst 1956 of them graduated from Notre Dame Academy. If you would like to find out more, contact one of the directors of the Helen Hegener Holt 1942 Nanette Petroze Stacy 1982 Nancy Flach Gallo 1956 Associates listed below. We will have an inquiry session in May. Catherine “Katie” Seiler Nestheide 1942 Janet Petroze Fowler 1986 Dolores Duell Grubb 1958 Helen L. Otte Scherder 1942 Laura Kaye Wimsatt Hall 1986 Donna Duell Espelage 1958 For further information, please visit www.sndky.org and click on Associates. You can also call Sr. Mary Renee Nienaber at Mary Kostas Barkhau 1943 Diane Dickman Spangler 1988 Sr. Mary Julaine Middendorf, SND 1958 Mary June Regan Witemyre 1944 Monica Miller 1989 Ruth Vocke Stoup 1958 (859) 635-4188 or Sr. Mary Luann Bender at (859) 630-6336 or write to: Thelma Rehkamp Lee 1945 Monica Faust Riffle 1990 Donna Middendorf McMurrer 1960 Associate Directors Mary Alice Adams Wenning 1946 Natalie Miller Singleton 1996 Dorothy Vocke Tanner 1960 1601 Dixie Highway Joann Kuhl Kroth 1948 Paula Kidney (Faculty) Paula Jo Middendorf Wood 1963 Audrey Mae Flach Petroze 1949 Pete Hehman (Staff) Christine Ostendorf Nusekabel 1966 Covington, Kentucky 41011 Anna Simon Ritter 1949 Donna Stewart Rieselman 1973 Shirley Plummer 1950 Father Of Becky Hurst Jordan 1976 8 Ruth Ostendorf 1951 Donna Bowman Jacob 1964 Pam Woltenberg Brenner 1984 9 Jean Middendorf Doellman 1953 Margaret Pickett Beckerich 1965 Judy Menke (Staff) New Alumnae Coordinator Begins Patricia A. Hurst 1971 Darlene Bowman 1966 Patricia Stewart Willis 1971 Sue Kocher Breving 1966 Brother Of Emily Knapke Berling, graduate of the class of 1997, has joined the Notre Dame Academy JoAnne “Jody” Feldkamp Lukey 1981 Robyn Heister Guidi 1966 Mirella Kloeker Fulmer 1941 Advancement Office in the role of Alumnae Coordinator. Previous to working at NDA, Emily Deborah Woltenberg 1986 Jo Ann Allgeyer Hoerlein 1966 Betty Jane Lantz Scherrer 1941 Emily Bowman Droege 1968 Lucille Finke Montgomery 1944 worked for 12 years in various roles at Fidelity Investments. “I am very excited to be back Kathleen Hebbeler 1968 Marguerite Wilbers Staley 1944 here at NDA and working with our Alumnae and past Pandas!” says Emily. “It is great to Husband Of Diane Tierney Joice 1968 Jeanne McKinley Dressman 1948 come back and see new and familiar faces as well as the new parts of the school. I look forward Elizabeth Foltz Wegener 1933 JoAnn Tierney Bryant 1969 Mary Jo Kloeker Kiely 1949 Shirley Frohlich Ahlers 1951 Mary Ann Wermeling Stevenson 1970 Carol Finke Montgomery 1949 to working with all of you in the future. Forever NDA!” Rosemary Minnick Burke 1953 Ruth Bowman Williams 1971 Shirley Plummer 1950 Marian Carrino Towe 1953 Sharon Hebbeler Wight 1972 Margie Nienaber Ferguson 1957 Emily and her husband Paul have two sons, Mason and Drew, and reside in Burlington. She Marlene Schuerman Huegel 1958 Paula Arlinghaus Hainley 1974 Virginia Lewis Fox 1957 can be reached at 859-292-1852 or at [email protected]. Kathy Dietrich Schumer 1969 Maureen Tierney 1974 Sister Mary Renee Nienaber, SND 1964 Pam Goetz Collett 1971 Pam Arlinghaus Yahl 1975 Mary Rolfes Schewe 1970 Connie McGinnis Flynn 1976 Becky Hurst Jordan 1976 Mary Pat Schumer 1971 Theresa Ortwein Schmidt 1977 Mary Kathleen Tierney Connolly 1978 Martha Anstead Coffman 1975 Kathy Eviston Ziegler 1984 Paula Allgeyer Boyers 1979 Paige Muehlenkamp Wilson 1983 Cyndi Plummer Brucato 1981 Amy Barlage York 1983 Want to get involved with your Mother Of Jenny Corken 1981 Sarah Barlage Bilott 1984 Phyllis Dullaghan Sampson 1959 Rose Marie Arlinghaus Noetzel 1981 Kate Barlage Wiseman 1996 Alma Mater? Diane Altevers McFalls 1963 Donna Egbers Durnwald 1982 Suzanne Cardosi 2009 Sue Hackman Sturgeon 1964 Patricia Kreyling Ledonne 1982 Join the Alumnae Committee! Katherine Altevers VonLehman 1966 Nancy Kreyling 1984 Daughter Of Linda Haskell Cox 1967 Pam Wilbers 1984 Marian Jugas Hellmann 1926 The Alumnae Office is working to create an alumnae committee to meet monthly Jeanie Altevers Halenkamp 1968 Amy Tierney Allen 1985 and brainstorm ideas for events and activities to gather the NDA Alumnae Fran Barbara Nieporte 1968 Marianne Schaefer Chevalier 1985 Son Of Joan Nestheide Tumblison 1970 Debbie Egbers 1986 Judith Graue Gallagher 1956 Community. If you’d like to get involved with this committee, email new Alumnae Mary Lou Theissen Lemker 1971 Andrea Schmidt 2005 Coordinator Emily Berling at [email protected]. The time commitment is Pat Tenhundfeld Huffman 1971 Katie Robinson 2011 Former Staff Member about one hour per meeting. Donna Brinkman Jansen 1972 Breanna Flynn 2014 Don Baker, NDA Assistant Softball Coach Clare Nestheide Kwitowski 1972 Theresa Theissen Lubrecht 1973 IN LOVING MEMORY IN LOVING MEMORY

In loving memory of Sr. Mary Virginia Ann Cleves, Leo and Maureen Meyers Carol and Ed Whelan SND by Elmer and Betty Nordman Nicole Aureden Cleves Dr. Gary and Marcia Pies In loving memory of Shirley Plummer by SpecialCathie Eten Arnold Intentions By: MemorialsIn loving memory of Marita Arlinghaus by Sarah Good Tim and Mimi Reynolds Caryl Schuett Hinkle MemorialsMarianne Zimmerman Ahr by Deborah Ahr Turner Marianne Fieger Dale and Amy Arlinghaus Mary Lynn Smain Lampke Gary and Mary Beth Scott Stella Konerman Marianne Lux Aloe by Ruth Scheve Schnurr Norma Kohl Frede Mark and Amy Arlinghaus Judy Shields Dr. Robert T. and Jean Schmidt Longshore Dorothy Annear by Janet Annear Chambers Kathleen “Taffy” Hebbeler In loving memory of Paul Coleman by The Stratman Family Helen C. Steltenkamp Ayres by Marita Ayres Ruth Hemmer In loving memory of Don Baker by Bob and Sharon Ballman Bob and Diane Wilson In loving memory of Maria Schaffstein by Thelen Gail Jenkins Ellie Allen David and Missy Witt Dave and Martha Molony Judith Bank by Patti Baker Jean Levingston Judd, Tiffani and Cole Ballard In loving memory of Virginia Elsener by Notre Dame Academy Rhonda Noll Frank Barclay by Louise Barclay Lynn Henderson Allison Cummings Friends at St. Elizabeth Healthcare Mary Kostas Barkhau by Mary Wigger For Jean Murphy Harmon by Melissa Neyers Kelsey Cummings In loving memory of Helen Otte Scherder by Joan Batsche by Joan Schuett Boland Jo Ann Murphy Hancock Joann Pizano In loving memory of Edna Eilers Kahmann by Amy Kyle Dolores Beckman by Susan Winter Mike Schumacher Elaine Austwick Bernstein by Ruth Scheve Schnurr For Ruth Ann Woodward Holmes by In loving memory of Rita Haverbusch Fritz by The Don Benson Family Loretta S. McKinley Deborah Snellgrove by Ellen Torbeck Chester Holmes, Jr. and Family Betty A. Haverbusch Yvonne Benson Geneva Scherder Riehemann Paula Wesselman Bessler D.J. Zimmerman Kim Fritz Schamer Ken and Sandy Bernard Anna Marie Boehmer by Peggy Kovarik For R. Barry Wehrman by Phil Wehrman Dinsmore and Shohl LLP In loving memory of Rita Schwarber by Vincent Bowman by Emily Bowman Droege In loving memory of Helen Claire Barbara by In loving memory of Dorothy Schulte Funke by Kathryn Eilers Terry and Lois McClure Natalie Bradley by Jeanne Manning Wissel For peace by Ruth Lehmkuhl Schwarte Elizabeth A Dobbelt James Lusby Deborah and Ronald Ellis Judy Capoccia Wischer Shirley Anne Bramlage by Vivian M. Bramlage Margie Howe Sandy Grollig Oster Ben and Jo Ann Fister Jacobs For the continued good health of family and friends Ken and Sandra Krumpelman Brent and Judy Rouse Mike and Sarah Keating In loving memory of Blanche Kenney Shields by Mary Ann Ringo Breetz by M. Debbie Small by Rita Bezold Schweitzer Ann Sparks Sarah Kennedy Katie Shields Leo Broering by Norma Broering Nancy Collins Claire Seidenfaden Neal Sparks Bob and Melinda Maier Marie Brue Shields Doris Jean Burke by Sally Burke Jeff Wright Ken and Kate Williams Grace Martin Anna Mae Burkhardt by Diane Burkhardt Rizzo Kevin and Julie McGehee In loving memory of Mary Jeanne Gastright Toebbe by Diane Steffen Collinsworth by Mary Jane Steffen In loving memory of Pamela and Roger Berkemeier In loving memory of Molly Brennan Grosser by Dave and Victoria Thomas Marianne Toebbe Burke Kelly by Claudia Behne Victoria Wilkins Cathy Toebbe Ficke Marie Coop by Patricia Zembrodt HonorariumsIn honor of Annie Cheesman by Ann Berkemeier Judith Fedders Brennan Mary Wright Family Clyde Corken by Mark and Cathy Wilcox Eileen and Tim Nichols Lynne Daley In loving memory of Joe and Doris Chappie Trimpe by Evelyn Simon Crowley by Ruth E. Simon Kramer In loving memory of Mary Hackman by In loving memory of Jody Feldkamp Lukey by Carol and Jack Bogaczyk Cynthia Culbertson by Melanie Dressman In honor of Cassie Collins by In loving memory of Rosemary VonHandorf Barbara and Wayne Beimesch Molly Quinn Hartmann Alice Trimpe Ruth Heidrich Dahlenburg by Clark Reis Jean Boneau Collins Boemker by Marci Catanzaro Joyce Feldkamp Hellmann Jean Middendorf Doellman by Marjorie Kuchle Martha Boemker Diane T. Kelley Clare Krumme In loving memory of Jean Wissel by Hartmann In honor of Anna Marie Evans by 10 Rosemarie Boemker Heideman Jane Hellmann Noll Jeanne Manning Wissel Dawn Dorning by Debbie Dorning and Family Mary Kay Jordan Fleming Anne Hackman Krallman 11 Pauline Boemker Wolfe Hoyt and Joan Peckham Raymond C. Wissel Elizabeth Dressman by Judy Dressman Stetter Stahl In honor of Jenna, Jacob, and Jordan Goins by In loving memory of Bettie Tuemler Moser by Kristi Korfhagen Goins In loving memory of Sr. Mary Clareta Bomkamp, In loving memory of Dr. Thomas H. Hanna by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Moser In loving memory of Mary June Regan Witemyre by Anne Droege by Margaret Kuhlman SND by Juanita Z. Hanna Patti Moser Walters Edward and Mary Beth Exeler and Family Anne and John Droege by Katy Droege In honor of Janice C. Neltner by Deborah Borchers Jean Mize Joe McCafferty Sr. Mary Emmanuel Ehlman, SND by Barbara Dr. Scott A. Neltner Patti Borchers Costello Sara Mize In loving memory of Audrey Mae Flach Petroze by Richard McCafferty Ehlman Zimmer Virginia Vogelpohl Adams Jeanne Manning Wissel Candy Elliott by Don and Sharon Thelen In honor of Sr. Judith Niehwahner, In loving memory of Sr. Mary Julitta Bomkamp, In loving memory of Clare Haas Hehman by Norbert and Cly Denna Hehman William Eubank, Sr. by Mary Janice Sterling Eubank SND’s 25th Anniversary by SND by Chas. H. Bilz Insurance Agency Jim and Stella Konerman In loving memory of Laura Woeste by Billy Fariello by Don and Sharon Thelen Mary Lynn Smain Lampke Deborah Borchers Don and Rose Ann Beckmeyer Kathleen Adams Maudsley Laura Ryan Eibel Anna Lockhorn Finke by Deborah Finke Miller Jean Glenn Gordon John and Amy Bishop Lois Reed Emily Woeste Dorothy Gerwe Foltz by Joan Kruer In honor of Sr. Mary Ethel Parrott, SND by Mr. and Mrs. William P. Butler Joan Hoepfner Schuck Jerry Foltz by Andrea M. Foltz Colleen Read In loving memory of Ruth Bowman by Tim and Rose Cooper Nanette Petroze Stacy In loving memory of Deborah Woltenberg by Joann Fipps by Diane Storch Katy Droege Mary (Betty) Corken Joseph and Nancy Stratman Joy Bricking Audrey May Forgiel by Mary Zalla Forgiel In honor of Sr. Mary Lea Paolucci, SND by Donna Jacob Marianne and Rick Dammert Shirley Thomas Marion Guethlein Alice Franxman by Patricia Franxman Harney Pat Thoerner Katherine Dietrich Mrs. Irene Hadley Bob Franxman by Patricia Franxman Harney In loving memory of Ann McCabe Buenger by Robert and Mary Ann Feldman Diane Hayosh Larry Franxman by Patricia Franxman Harney In honor of Lee Quinn’s granddaughters by Ruth Ann Buenger Janet and Ron Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Ken Henderer Jim Franxman by Donna Branstein Lee and Charlotte Quinn Robert A. Conway Sue Frommeyer Mitzy and Paul Kallmeyer Norb Franxman, Sr by Patricia Franxman Harney Theodore Emmerich Jeffrey and Kathryn Groob Deborah Kindred Norb Franxman, Jr by Patricia Franxman Harney In honor of Jordan Termini, Class of 2014, by Walter Faught Anna Hehman and Mike Huesman Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mills Mary Volpenhein Fritz by Barbara Fritz Ron and Janet Yelton We apologize for any omissions or inaccuracies; Clem and Gloria Fennell Norbert and Cly Denna Hehman M. Jennifer Wainscott Murray Nick Frommeyer by Tim and Bev Frommeyer Anna Hehman and Michael Huesman this compilation is from November 14, 2012 - March Thomas Gallagher by Joyce A. Fuller In honor of Jeannette Rauf Melching’s 80th David and Patti Hehman Sr. Ginny Scherer, SC birthday by Janet Darbro Hils Pat Hemmer 22, 2013. Our expression of sympathies relies on Roger and Janet Tieman Meg Geis by Elaine M. Nafus Betsey and Mark Hausfeld Don and Mary Anne Leisl Juanita Hergott notification from family and friends. You can help Mary Ann Woltenberg Sue Gunkel by Tim Roth Mary Lonneman Clara Yannetti Brandon Gromada by M. Carolyn Kerkhoff Maria and Ed Meyer John Horgan ensure accuracy by sending information, in writing, Emily and John Michels Mary Lou Murphey Jennifer Janszen Anna Mary Wolfzorn Gugel by Barbara S. Gugel to the NDA Advancement Office (by using the form on Joe and Stephanie Melching Virginia C. Neff Joan Janszen William J. Hahnel by Norma Hahnel Dan and Julie Melching Mary Jo Stimac Mike and Terri Janszen the last page of the Notre Damian) or by visiting the Martha Haverbusch by Betty A. Haverbusch Tera Wischer Dave and Jane Kleier and Family Alumnae section of the website: www.ndapandas.org. Ben Harney by Patricia Franxman Harney Jeanne Manning Wissel Kathleen Konerman John Huellemeier by Deloris Huellemeier Fifth Third Bank IN LOVING MEMORY ALUMNAE NEWS TO SHARE

Helen Hebbeler by Kathleen Hebbeler Mary Ann Stahl by Mary Beth Dempsey Connie Hemmer by Edie Hegge Charles and Estelle Stander by Sue Stander John Hensley by Donna Bresser Gilbert Updates from Alumnae Kenneth F. Hill by Jeanne Manning Wissel Dr. Sidney Steinberg by Harriett Gorman Schulte Cathie Stratman 1949 writes: “Because of Carolyn Zembrodt 1973 says, “Contact me Adams family lives in Independence and is so Bob Hinkel by Martha Hinkel Shirley Stone by Jenny Daniels Wynne bad weather conditions it took three days to for information about our 40 year reunion, grateful to be close to family and friends. John Huellemeier by Deloris Huellemeier Pete Summe by Tom and Jeanne McKinley travel to the Holy Land in November. Four in the making at the present, planning on Joey Jacob by Katy Droege Dressman of us went via New York, Amsterdam, and possibly doing a 1973 scholarship memorial Amber Rudolph Cottrell 2001 is John C. Jacobs by Vivian M. Jacobs Bill and Ann Thelen by Mary Ann Perraut then Tel Aviv with long layovers at each in memory of our deceased classmates and currently working towards a bachelor’s Mary Jane Jenkins by Janet Bridwell Juanita Tombragel by Deborah Kasson airport. When we arrived in Tel Aviv, we honoring them at our function. degree in Dietetics at the University of Mary Lou Geisen Kane by Patricia R. Vail Gloria Egbring Verax by Barbara Egbring Hunkar weren’t allowed to enter the airport because Cincinnati. Amber and her husband, Nathan, Ronald Kirkwood by Rita Kirkwood Edward and Virginia Volpenhein by Charlene that’s when the bombing began every Linda Hollingsworth Bohler 1980 is asking were married last August. Paul J. Kleier, Sr. by Ruth Kleier Volpenhein Dailey night! We had a 3-hour drive to finally for prayers for everyone in her hometown.. Marian Knight by Jeanne Manning Wissel William Wehrman by Karen Wehrman Smith catch up with the other Pilgrims – and the and the whole state. She writes, “We Molly Robinson Porter 2004 writes that Virginia Kampschmidt Knipper by Ann Farrell Mary Alice Adams Wenning by Ruth O. Schnurr rest of the trip was wonderful! Extremely were destroyed by hurricane Sandy. As a she was married Zachary Hilton Porter at St. Frank Koplyay by Antonia A. Koplyay Dorothy Wiethorn by Kim Wiethorn Gray challenging physically, but worth all the community we are recovering slowly. It is Mary’s Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption Jim Korfhagen by Kristi Korfhagen Goins Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wissel by Jeanne Manning effort. However, we never did get to Tel Aviv wonderful to see God’s hand reaching out.” by Fr. Mark Keene. The ceremony was Sr. Mary Elaine Krebs, SND by Bernice Krebs Wissel --- we flew out of Jordan on the way back.” followed by a reception at the home of Harriett Kressy by Marie Kress Deceased Classmates of 1955 by Mary Ann Goettke Beth Burris Neal 1981 - Beth has accepted her parents, Mike and Ann Robinson, on Patricia Krumpelman by Carol Krumpelman Noll Deceased Classmates of 1956 by JoAnn Ostendorf Sister Marie Rose Messingschlager, CDP a new position as Director of the Eva G. September 8, 2012. John Lampke II by Mary Lynn Smain Lampke Ernst 1962 writes: “For centuries thousands Farris Gallery on the campus of Thomas Norma Bohman Lankheit by Theresa J. Haas Deceased Classmates of 1966 by Paulette Boden of persons, especially American Indians, More College. Beth is also a Drawing and Emily Brunemann 2005 Having overcome Kay Laske by Anna Marie Evans Deceased Members of Scheve-Schnurr Families by have been praying for the canonization of Illustration instructor at TMC and at the Art the disappointment of not making the 2012 Florence and Milburn Leach by Joyce Leach Ruth Scheve Schnurr St. Kateri Tekakwitha, a young Mohawk Academy of Cincinnati. Olympic Team, Emily is back competing on Thelma Rehkamp Lee by Loretta S. McKinley In memory of Martha Kuebbing’s Birthday by woman. Kateri as born in Auriesville, N.Y., the international stage. She performed well Rosemary Hohnhorst Lipscomb by Annette McNeill Barbara Hageman in 1656 and died at Caughnawaga, Canada, Heidi Gerdes Graf 1984 is happy to report in Santos, Brazil on January 27 in the first Berberich Poor Souls in Purgatory by Jean Ann Glenn on April 17, 1680. The miraculous cure from that in December, her sister-in-law Sharon FINA World Cup 10K Open Water Event of Charles and Virginia Lorenz by Mary Lorenz VonHandorf a flesh eating disease of a little Indian boy Gerdes’ family and friends hosted a very 2013. There were 37 athletes from countries The Sisters who taught us so lovingly by Shirley Doherty from Washington State was the miracle successful bone marrow donor drive. Over such as Germany, France, Great Britain, Mueller Carroll Peggy Luken by Diane Storch needed for Kateri’s canonization on October 1100 new registrations were processed, which Portugal, Hungary, Italy, Russia, Ukraine, Mr. and Mrs. David Manning by Jeanne Manning 21, 2012. Through grants from the Bureau was almost triple what the facilitator, DKMS, Japan, Mexico, Argentina and Brazil. The field Wissel of Catholic Indian Missions and the Diocese expected. Every new registration is hope for included the 2012 Olympic gold medalist, the James Manning by Jeanne Manning Wissel of Duluth, Sister Marie Rose and four others someone battling blood disease. Sharon Olympic bronze medalist, and multiple world Raymond Manning by Jeanne Manning Wissel were able to make the pilgrimage to Rome received her bone marrow transplant in champions. Emily swam away with the race, 12 Judy Greis McCarthy by Barbara Greis Hierholzer for the momentous occasion. Sister Marie February and is recovering remarkably winning by over 30 seconds. She has also 13 Gail Loebker McDonald by Sue Higgins Rose has been ministering among the well. Heidi thanks everyone for their prayers been featured ESPN’s Olympics Sports Blog. James McKinley by Tom and Jeanne McKinley American Indians since 1974 on the Navajo and support. Dressman Reservation, the Lakota Sioux Reservation, Joan Knochelmann Means by Pamela Means and now in the Diocese of Duluth, MN among Julia Meister 1987, a partner at the firm of Johnson the Anishinabe (Ojibwe/Chippewe) since Taft, Stettinius and Hollister, was named a Ursula Meier by Stephen and Jane Meier 1993. 2013 “Lawyer of the Year” by Best Lawyers Jean Simon Nassano by Ruth E. Simon Kramer for her litigation/trusts & estates work in Catherine “Katie” Seiler Nestheide by Marcia Cincinnati. In addition, she was honored Strategier in The Best Lawyers in America 2013 for Thelma Bergelt Otte by Marianne Otte her work in commercial litigation; litigation Nancy Panko by Molly Fritz - banking & finance; litigation - trusts & Charles and Anna Pulsfort by Mark Pulsfort estates; and trusts & estates. Ashley Flannery 2006 and her sister Andrea Kathleen Quinn by William J. Quinn Flannery (class of 2001), have opened a Mr. and Mrs. John Rauen by Linda Ziegler Katie Witt Nieporte 1993 recently celebrated full service salon in Hyde Park called ALBA Sharon Richardson by Norma Hahnel her 10-year anniversary at Great American Beauty Studio. All of their products are Michael Rolfes by Mary Rolfes Schewe Financial Resources with a promotion to natural, organic, or non-toxic. To learn more Mr. and Mrs. Clem J. Saalfeld by Betty L. Senior Accounting Manager of the Finance Representing the Anishinabe Reservations in about ALBA and its affiliates visit their Huelskamp Department. Katie’s mom and mother-in- the Diocese of Duluth are Mr. Robert Peacock, website at www.albabeautystudio.com. Laverne Wenzel Schaber by Debbie Darpel law, both NDA alums, help her. She adds, Sr. Marie Rose Messingschlager, CDP, Mrs. Schaber “Working full time is a constant juggle. I am Ellen Williamson 2011 was named ACC Claudia Lyytinen, Mrs. Marie Spry, Mrs Alicia Marian Schmidt by Karen Schmidt able to make it happen. My twin girls will (Atlantic Coast Conference) Swimmer of Cyr, and Bishop Paul Sirba, Bishop of Duluth, Joan Wolf Schneider by Mary Sue Robinson Wolf be 5 in January and will start kindergarten the Week for her performance against the MN. The picture is taken from the roof of Schneiders, Schlenkers & Schultes by Betty at Ft. Thomas schools next fall. I am looking University of North Carolina. Ellen is in her the North American College in Rome with St. Schneider forward to the 20-year reunion in 2013.” second year of college, studying Systems Peter’s in the background. Rachel Schroeder by Eileen Schroeder Engineering at UVA. Robert Schroder by Juanita Schroder Robin Kramer Adams 1995, her husband Patricia Nieporte Nagel 1964 - Patricia and Margaret Moore Sheridan by Mary Beth Janszen C.R. (Charles Adams, CCH ’95) and big her husband, George, welcome their newest Sheridan brother Jake welcomed Nathaniel Eric into grandson John Paul. Patricia and George are Anne Simon by Pat Simon the family on July 10, 2012. They love being the proud grandparents to 12 grandchildren Clare Snodgrass by Joan E. Farmer a family of four. Robin is a psychologist at now. Congrats! Gena Spaulding by Jane Spaulding Cincinnati Children’s Hospital where she works with young children with autism. The D on’t LeAVE Home Without it! The Notre Damian On The Road 1699 Hilton Drive Park Hills, KY 41022

Standing in front of the Celsus Library in Ephesus, Turkey are Kathy Noonan ’69, Charlene Zembrodt ’70, Gayle Gromme Egan ’69, JoAnn Allgeyer Hoerlein ’ 66, who traveled with a group to Rome and then a Mediterranean cruise. Julia Meister and Maria Aselage, both ’87, visited Vienna, Austria, recently. Here they are in St. Stephen Cathedral Square as part of a cruise to Prague, before heading down the Danube to Hungary. The two alumnae and their families have taken many wonderful trips together, starting with their 1984 Latin class trip to Italy, led by Srs. Mary Sebastian, Eugenio, Virginia Ann, and Joselle, and Sarah Kelsch (PE teacher).

14 15 The Reinersman family vacationed in Orlando, Florida in Jan 2013. While visiting Harry Potter World, the girls got their photo taken Labor Day Weekend 2012 found Katie Bishop outside Honeydukes, the candy store in Harry Potter. From left to Wolnitzek ’68, Judy Saalfeld Cahill ’67, and Thirty members of the Greis family gathered on a recent trip to Pigeon right, Lauren Reinersman ’17, Melanie (Lucas ’83) Reinersman, Colleen Kelly Kramer ’76 amidst 35,000 other Forge, TN. Of these, the Notre Dame graduates posed for a picture: Gretchen Reinersman ’10, and Alicia Reinersman ’13. American football fans in Dublin, Ireland, for Front row: (L to R) Michelle Greis Stallmeyer, ’70, Anne Louise Greis the University of Notre Dame Irish vs. the US Fritz ’53, Barbara Greis Hierholzer ’54, Verna Greis Haggerty ’56, and Naval Academy Midshipmen football game. Cousins Ellen Williamson ’11 and Shelby On her first trip to New York City and the Susan Greis Lohre ’58. Back row: (L to R): Rose Marie Greis Kleier ’65, Why the interest? All three ladies have sons Saylor ’16 are pictured taken after Ellen raced Empire State Building, future Panda Caroline Molly Panko Fritz ’84, Angie Knipper McCarhty ’68. who graduated from Notre Dame. After the in a swim meet for the University of Virginia, Muck ’22, enjoys the Notre Damian with her game, they and their group continued to tour beating UNC, while Shelby cheered her on. grandmother, Mary Ann Egi Muck ’ 64. Northern and Central Ireland. Here they are in front of Lough Eske Castle in Donegal Town, County Donegal, Ireland.

The Arlinghaus women get together to celebrate the holidays! Back, L to R: Mary Jean Arlinghaus Klein ’79, Stefanie Arlinghaus ’09, Emily Cathie Stratman ’49 recently went on an Three generations of Pandas pose with Texan cattle horns at the wedding rehearsal dinner Arlinghaus Wilms ’03, Tara Arlinghaus Steedman ’00, Erin Arlinghaus Still crazy after all these years, celebrating Mary K. Widrig Kenning’s adventure to the Holy Land and brought of Claudia King’s son in Dallas, Texas, during the summer. Hook ‘em horns! Pictured are: ’95, Melissa Arlinghaus ’11, Alisa Arlinghaus ’14 and Haley Appelmann 80th birthday are club girls and 1951 classmates: Ruth Flynn Anthe, along her Notre Damian. Read more about Adelaide Moser Frey ’13, Melanie Moser Frey ’82, Sally Moser Soderlund ’71, Micky Witte ’16. Middle, L to R: Laura Gausepohl Arlinghaus ’81, Amber Arlinghaus Judy Wiechman, Betty Grote Engelman, Pat Ryan Schmidt, Joan Vogel her trip in the Updates section! Moser ’45, Lisa Moser Groth ’76, Claudia Moser King ’70. ’98, Julie Arlinghaus ’96, Sharon Neuhaus Arlinghaus ’71, Rebecca Wehrman, and Mary K. Arlinghaus Lambert ’96. Front, L to R: Megan Klein ’07, Deanna Ar- linghaus Engle ’93, Monica Arlinghaus ’07. ALUMNAE NEWS TO SHARE Wedding Panda-monium Alumnae News to Share

Engagements Births Lynne Fischesser 2002 to Ben Adams Kiley Maureen to Erin O’Gorman Manning 1993 Christina Weber 2002 to Dan Woolley Alexander Jay to Jenny Gormley Tallarigo 1994 Lynsey Hood 2003 to Brandon Larkin Karter Thomas and Lukas William to Shauna Moehlman Sybert 1994 Michele Burwinkel 2004 to Robert Martin, Jr. Fritz Kenneth to Karen Klaene Kleman 1995 Liz Munninghoff 2004 to Derrick Reeder Alia Rose to Lisa Schmidt Tully 1995 Brittany Elfers 2005 to Kyle Cummings Emilee Walters to Laurie Lamb Fesmire 1996 Courtney Hungler 2006 to Michael Stephens Maria Christine to Leslie Meyrose Meier 1996 Emily White 2007 to Kevin Hitchcock Kate Marshall Marie to Emily Bresser Hobel 1997 Molly Schmidt 2007 to Tom Fritz Mason Paul to Emily Knapke Berling 1997 Kristin Wuestefeld 2008 to Andy Durcholz Lila Carolyn to Amanda Fox Dropic 1997 Audrey Yung 2009 to T.J. Duggan Rory William to Katie Hellmann Eckell 1998 Emma Elizabeth to Katie Baumer Browning 1999 Marriages Camden Ryan to Lisa Schreiner Suedkamp 1999 Robin Kramer 1995 to Nathaniel Adams Frances Jean to Jamie Johannemann Grubish 2000 Many Pandas gathered at the wedding of Molly Robinson Porter ’04. Included in the photo is: Amber Rudolph 2001 to Nathan Cottrell Broderick “Brody” George to Brittany Conway Kaiser 2000 Ashley Robinson ’10, Sarah Robinson ’08, Abbey Macke Sommerkamp ’87, Jessica Simendinger Allison Roekner 2002 to Pete Jones Chase Patrick to Sandy Schomaker Ludwig 2000 Cohen ’04, Kristen Zembrodt ’01, Caitlin Shaughnessy Dwyer ’02, Megan Shaughnessy ’06, Catriona Shaughnessy ’13, Lauren Simendinger Wang ’02, Allie Schroeder Honebrink ’04, Deborah Stamm 2003 to Matthew Ballard Sophia to Bridget Metzger Price 2000 Brittany MacGregor ’04, Katie Klein Holocher ’04. Carolynn Weber 2003 to Jesse Horn Wesley Aiden to Michelle Lucas Young 2000 16 Jessica Albanese 2004 to James Gardner Andrew Clark to Ellen Altevers Carlson 2001 17 Emily Zanitsch 2004 to Brian Prentice Grant Alexander to Kristy Franxman Dailey 2001 Molly Robinson 2004 to Zachary Hilton Porter Abby Marie to Cara Weckenbrock Berling 2002 Sarah Comfort 2007 to Chris Crush Camdyn Faith to Jennifer Witte Wera 2003

Panda Cubs Let Alumnae Coordinator, Emily Knapke Berling ’97 ([email protected]) know when you have or adopt a baby and we’ll send you a bib too!

Many NDA graduates gathered to celebrate the wedding of Mara Schickling Kreiling. Back row, L to R: Elaine Flick Fischer ’65, Debbie Redfield ’65, Rose Greis Kleier ’65, Sharon Kennedy Schaffner ’65, Mary Bishop Herzog ’65, Leslie Oberschlake Koehl ’65, Mary Lou Luckman Hasselbeck ’65, Patty Zerhusen Mairose ’65, Emily Sharp Webster ’05, Katie Lonneman Kiely ’98, Laura Haney Collins ’86, Meredith Schickling Briede ’91 Middle Row, L to R: Jill Minning Steffen ’98, Amy Maier ’98, Jenny Zink Sand ’98, Mara Schickling Kreiling (Bride) ’98, Miriam Gehring Lila Dropic, daughter of Wesley Aiden, son of Smedley ’72, Lynn Gehring Webster ’69, Denise Gehring Schickling ’65, Sarah Detzel Davidson ’98, Kate Moser Mark ’98 Front Row: Amy Kenkel Amanda Fox Dropic ’97, looks Michelle Lucas Young ’00, ’98, Mary Farro Fender ’98, Katie Tapke McNeely ’98, Anne Marie Neiser ’98, Christy Roenker Schuler ’98, Bethany Webster adorable in her bib! sports his bib with pride! Wright ’01. SHARE YOUR NEWS

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18 19 Evening and nighttime travelers on I-75 South at the Cut in the Hill were treated to a beautiful image on the side of NDA’s building in celebration of Easter. The image projected on the building proclaimed ‘He is Risen’, and conveyed warm Easter wishes 2013 to all who saw it. 15th Annual Golf Outing Tees Up for Another Successful Event

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2013 NDA Class Reunions

1949 July 12 at Grandview Gardens. Contact Stella Konerman at 859-331-2749.

1958 July 5 at 6 p.m., Summit Hills Contact Judi Gerding at 859-803-2266.

1963 Sept. 27 at Fort Mitchell Country Club. Contact Judy Foltz Whelan at [email protected] or 859-817-9762, or Kay Dorning at [email protected]. Keep your eye out for invitations later in the summer.

1967 Friday, June 14. Contact Colleen Read at [email protected].

1973 Contact Carolyn Zembrodt at [email protected].

1993 Contact Robann Pitts Cunningham at [email protected].

2003 Contact NDA Alumnae Coordinator Emily Berling at [email protected] if you are interested in planning this reunion!

2008 Contact Kristen O’Brien at [email protected].