SPRING 2015

A Passion to Heal: Alumni Turn Care Into a Career

Bishop Watterson Students Help The Community

Sports Accomplishments St. Joseph of Arimathea Society Alumni Happenings p. 20 p. 18 p. 22 IN THIS ISSUE

FEATURE 4| A Passion to Heal ANNUAL REPORT 11| Donor List SCHOOL EVENTS 18| BWHS Happenings SPORTS Letter From The Principal 20| 2014-15 Sports Achievements

20| College Athletics Dear Parents, Alumni and Friends, ALUMNI I hope that the joy of the Easter season permeates your lives and that 22| Alumni Updates spring is truly a time of new life, especially after the long winter we have 28| Hall of Fame Inductees experienced! This school year has progressed very rapidly and we are already planning for the next one.

Some of the most memorable New Testament stories involve Jesus healing the sick in both body and soul. We all know about the blind and lame who could see and walk, the lepers who were made clean, and Lazarus who was raised from the dead because of their encounters with Christ. This issue of our newsletter focuses on several of our alumni who have followed the examples of both Christ and Saint Luke through their careers in the medical field. I am sure you will agree that while their credentials are impressive their dedication to the patients they serve is even more so. They truly care about both body and soul.

We are confident that our current students also care about others because of their willingness to coordinate and participate in food and clothing drives, the Dress for Success project, raising funds for the Christine Wilson Burn Center, and other projects that may sound familiar to you.

I also want to share some exciting news with you concerning our com- Advancement Department mitment to preparing our students for future careers in which they (614) 268-3041 can continue to serve others while achieving professional success. We [email protected] are enhancing our science curriculum so that it will include a focus on Terry Fairholm, Ryan Steinbauer ’01, medical, public and community health areas in an experiential learning Jenifer Bernard ’81 Rasor environment. Our plans include the renovation of several classrooms so the students can engage in hands-on learning activities. Stay tuned for Administration more information about this exciting new endeavor in our next newsletter Marian Hutson, Principal which will feature photos of our students in action! Ginny O’Connor, Assistant Principal / Dean of Girls Bill Weisner, Assistant Principal / Director of May God continue to bless you and all those you love. Curriculum and Instruction Vince Lombardo, Dean of Boys Sincerely, Deacon Chris Campbell ’77, Registrar Deacon Frank Iannarino, Chaplain Tom Long, Facilities Director Mike Roark, Athletic Director Marian Hutson Scott Manahan, Alumni Director Principal

On the Cover: Dr. Doug DiOrio ‘86 has spent many hours in the BWHS training room, helping our athletes to heal and get back to the sports FOLLOW US! they love.

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St. Luke, the Beloved Physician

We discovered that many Bishop Watterson graduates found their calling in medicine, from nursing to physical therapy to doctors of every specialty, treat- ing patients from coast to coast. A few of them are featured in this issue of the Eagle Review. We ask that St. Luke, patron saint of physicians and surgeons, watch over all of our alumni who found the passion to heal.

St. Luke, writer of the gospel and Acts of the Apostles, was a disciple of St. Paul and is believed to have been born a Greek and Gentile slave. Families at the time usually had a slave trained in medicine to care for them so it fits when St. Paul refers to him in Colossians 4:14 as, “Luke, the beloved physician.” Four other saints from the early years of the church also refer to St. Luke as a physician.

Luke’s gospel, which includes miracles and parables not found in the other gospels such as the Prodigal Son and the Annunciation, gives a sense that he saw hope in God’s mercy for all.

Three Participate in Children’s Hospital Program Three Bishop Watterson seniors completed a six-week program at The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital last sum- mer. The program, entitled Mechanisms of Human Health and Disease, is geared toward high-achieving incoming seniors with a passion for science. Students were selected for the program through a blind review process of applications and essays by a panel of re- searchers and physicians. Congratulations to (left to right) seniors Bridget Geyer, Gino Det- torre and Marissa Wierzbicki, who were among a group of just 27 students selected for the program. Each completed an independent project in molecular pathophysiology. Dettorre graduated as top stu- dent in the program, securing an internship at The Research Institute during this school year. Wierzbicki finished fourth, qualifying her to receive dedicated mentorship and to participate in the program in 2015 as a teaching assistant.

Bishop Watterson’s Business Club presented a check for Philanthropic Business Club $3,000 to the Christine Wilson Burn Unit of Nationwide Children’s Hospital at the Respect Life Mass in October. Business Club raised the money through bake sales, Sun- day with Santa and its first-ever 5K race in June. Also at the Mass, Tim and Pam Wilson, who presented the Christine Wilson Foundation’s annual scholarship to an incoming freshman, spoke of the love Christine ’01 had for Bishop Watterson, and her appreciation for her BWHS education. In addition, BWHS Student Council sponsored a new-and gently-used book drive for Children’s Hospital.

3 Feature DiOrio’s Diagnosis: Eagle Fever

If a football stadium goes silent during a game, something is terribly wrong. Most often when it happens a player has sus- tained a frightening injury but during the Bishop Watterson game at Bishop Hartley in the Fall of 2012, it was referee Julius Palazzo who just dropped to the ground. Dr. Doug DiOrio ’86 sprinted from the Bishop Watterson sidelines and began CPR while the crowd went silent. A moment later, the stadium began to pray, out loud. DiOrio was on the sidelines doing what he normally does at athletic events–watching for injuries. “I am always watching the field for inju- ries and I saw him go down,” said DiOrio. “Nobody was near him and he fell straight forward. I just happened to be standing on the same yard line Julius was on. He was obviously in trouble.”

The EMT squad joined him right away. Celebrating the boys basketball team’s 2013 State Championship: Dr. Doug DiOrio ‘86, son Joey ‘14 who was a member of the “I heard Doug yell, ‘Clear!’” BWHS Ath- team, daughter Claire ‘16, son Johnny ‘21 and wife Dr. Mary DiOrio. Photo courtesy of Ed Geraghty. letic Director Mike Roark recalled. “It was amazing. He had one shock and through prayer or trying to resuscitate me wrestling and the family followed up with he opened his eyes and he was back with – I’m so thankful every day.” Dr. DiOrio, who caught a misdiagnosed us,” DiOrio remembered. “It was quite fracture. It was a blessing for Palazzo that DiOrio miraculous how quickly he came back was standing where he was at the very mo- “Dr. DiOrio treated Mark for a variety of and returned to us. When someone has a ment he was needed. DiOrio has been a injuries, including a hamstring injury, a heart attack in the field they only survive blessing for numerous student-athletes at fractured fibula and a concussion,” said 15 percent of the time.” Bishop Watterson since he began volun- Guza. “After his concussion last year, DiOrio, who practices both family and teering as team doctor in 1995. For these Mark continued to have headaches which sports medicine, credits the spontaneous 19 years he has been visible on the side- we attributed to the head injury; however, prayer on both the Bishop Watterson and lines of every football game but his work Dr. DiOrio realized the headaches were Bishop Hartley sides of the field. has impacted even more athletes. not from the concussion but from a neck strain. He manipulated Mark’s neck and “I truly believe there was divine interven- The Guza family has sent three very ath- the headaches disappeared.” tion that brought him back,” DiOrio said. letic boys through Bishop Watterson: Matt ’08 and twins Mark and Michael ’14. The Athletic Director Roark tells the story of a Palazzo, who knew DiOrio from Diocesan Guzas participated in cross country, soc- time when his own knee was hurting and sports, said he remembers exactly when cer, tennis, track, and wrestling. Dr. DiOrio was treating him. he went down. “We had just finished a play and were getting ready for another “Dr. DiOrio has been phenomenal!” said “We were at a baseball game and my knee play. I was standing there as a ref, blew mom Nancy Guza, a nurse herself. “He had really flared up so Doug and I went my whistle and everything got fuzzy,” said understands the urgency to return to the behind the dugout and he gave me an in- Palazzo. “I am very thankful to Doug and field, mat or court, but balances that with jection in the knee just as a parent came the others. I feel so blessed that I came safety and healing. He is realistic in his around the corner,” Roark said. “When through it and I really feel there was some expectations of returning to play, which is asked what he was doing, without hesita- intervention from above – all of those appreciated.” tion Doug said, ‘I’m helping the people people doing what they could whether who help your kids.’” Guza said Matt once hurt his ankle in

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DiOrio, who currently runs and plays OhioHealth Breast and Cancer Surgeons, After office hours, DiOrio is in the BWHS tennis to stay in shape, admits he loves refers breast cancer patients dealing with training room once a week, checking on being involved in sports and the compe- post-surgery and treatment issues to DiO- his student patients. tition that comes with them. He has run rio for procedures like acupuncture, mas- the Columbus and Chicago marathons as sage therapy and nutrition services. “He sees kids in our training room which well as some half marathons. He has also gives them the opportunity to see a phy- done triathlons. One of his biggest athletic “Dr. DiOrio has headed up an integrative sician without having to go to a doctor’s accomplishments was as a walk-on for medicine program at OhioHealth to help office. It’s more immediate care instead the Notre Dame football team in the Lou meet the needs of patients,” Gibbs said. of waiting a week or two,” said BWHS Holtz era. In fact, DiOrio is mentioned in “I continue to get positive feedback from Trainer Erick Boucher. “He donates all of two of Holtz’s books. patients who have seen him and I am so this time and never asks for anything. He thankful to him for taking the time to pro- enjoys doing it. He likes to be here for the DiOrio graduated from Bishop Watterson vide a program that meets so many needs kids and helping Watterson.” in 1986 and headed to the Univer- “People think of the team doctor as sity of Notre Dame with the Joyce the football doctor,” DiOrio said. “I Scholarship. love seeing all of the kids in all of “On a visit, I went to the football the sports.” office and said I’d like to walk DiOrio’s son Joey ’14 played on the on,” recalled DiOrio, who was basketball teams that won the state a member of the 1988 National championship in ’13 and finished Championship team as a junior runner-up in ’14. Joey also ran free safety. “I came home and sent cross country and played baseball. films and they reviewed them and His daughter, Claire ’16 runs cross invited me to walk on in the fall. country and track for the Eagles When you talk about things that and Johnny ’21 is a sixth grader shape how you do things in your at St. Timothy. His wife, Mary, life, that was one of them for me. also an M.D., was recently named Lou Holtz was a great influence. Medical Director for the Ohio De- He talked about work ethic, how partment of Health. to put a winning team together, and how to have success. Outside “I started in 1995 at Watterson of my parents, the experience of because I like to help, but now it’s playing football at Notre Dame for fun to have my kids here,” he said. Lou Holtz was probably the most “Watterson really prepared me for influential thing in my life.” college academically and as a fam- ily, a community. That is DiOrio left Bishop Wat- something I wanted to stay terson thinking he would “I love my personal interactions and involved in. I wanted to probably go into biomedical give back.” engineering but graduated relationships I can build with people. from Notre Dame with a According to folks in the B.S. in biology. By the time I receive personal gratification from BWHS community, he has he entered medical school done more than treat inju- at Ohio State, he was certain making people healthier.” ries. he wanted to get involved “Dr. DiOrio would often be with sports medicine. of those who have gone through and are going through a life-changing journey.” seen at the cross country meets stretching “In sports medicine we get people back on and massaging leg muscles of the injured the playing field faster, and getting people Gibbs said she even convinced her hus- runners,” said Guza. “From diagnosis of back to doing what they enjoy is gratify- band, who has back problems, to see an injury to treatment and physical ther- ing.” Besides sports medicine, DiOrio is DiOrio. apy, he considers a variety of treatment board-certified in family medicine and “After a lot of convincing, he finally went ,” options, including acupuncture. Bishop integrative and holistic medicine with a she said. “He has been so pleased with the Watterson is blessed to have him as a team special interest in medical acupuncture results that any time we see someone with physician.” and manipulation. any pain he says, ‘I’ve got just the guy you Jodi Gibbs, a Physician Assistant for need to go see.’”

5 During her years at Baylor, Connecting is Morrison became part of a strong network of local and Key for Morrison national palliative care spe- cialists through her work as a We hear a lot these days about balance, clinician and educator. particularly work-life balance. For many of us, on the surface it means being where “These colleagues provide we need to be when we need to be there incredible peer mentoring and squeezing in some down time to do it and camaraderie. We have all over again. For Laura Morrison, M.D. opportunities to collaborate ’88, finding balance is even more impor- on presentations, commit- tant as she works with people coming to tees and projects to move the terms with challenges of life. Connecting field forward. It’s that sup- with patients and doctors is critical to portive,” she said. “Not only helping the patients heal and the doctors is the important work with learn. our patients and their families what drives all of us, but our Morrison splits her time between see- connections with each other ing patients and the business of creating are meaningful. We need to and running a palliative care fellowship nurture our own resiliency in program at Yale School of Medicine. For the midst of loss to keep doing over a year now she has been an Associ- the work. It’s an amazing ex- ate Professor of Medicine in Geriatrics, perience and one of the things Associate Clinical Professor of Nursing, I really appreciate most now.” Director of Hospice and Palliative Medi- cine Education and Director of the Hos- In her new position, Morrison pice and Palliative Medicine Fellowship. splits her time between taking care of patients in the hospital It’s a challenge to keep up with all of the Laura Morrison, M.D. ‘88 and teaching. exciting projects and responsibilities but for Morrison the path is motivating and “This was the perfect op- portunity for me to put into rewarding. Palliative care is specialized medical care practice everything I’ve been learning and for people of any age with serious illnesses “It’s a fantastic opportunity and I feel very developing,” she said. “My first task was to of any stage. With the goal of improving fortunate every day to be able to create start a hospice and palliative medicine fel- the quality of life for the patient and fam- this program at Yale with my colleagues,” lowship program which is perfect for me ily, the focus of palliative care is to provide Morrison said. “Bishop Watterson pro- because I had been doing a lot of educa- relief of pain, stress and other symptoms vided me with a really strong, consistent tion work in Houston and on a national associated with a serious illness. base. I worked hard there and I received level, defining what fellows must learn in excellent preparation for college. Wat- “Palliative care is not just end-of-life care. their training. We have our first two Yale terson really required and drew out that It is for anyone with a serious illness, even fellows this year and I’m having a great continued hard work.” early in the course. Some of our patients time creating things as we go!” Morrison graduated from Bishop Watter- recover,” said Morrison. “The first time I On a typical day in the hospital, she is son sensing she was headed toward medi- had the opportunity to learn about pal- consulted on six to eight new patients, cine. A captain of the Eagles swim team, liative care, it was a revelatory experience. has an interdisciplinary meeting that in- she went on to swim for Oberlin College, It was like, ‘Wow! This is what matters to volves a team of social workers, chaplain, and then to Case Western Reserve for me!’ My strengths seemed to line up with nurse practitioners, physician assistant, medical school, internship and residency. it. There is an opportunity in almost ev- and fellows or other learners. Patients and “I headed toward palliative care at the ery situation to help make things better, families are supported in whatever needs they have – sometimes just checking in, end of my residency because I was drawn whether just sitting with a family, reliev- even more into the patient-physician managing complex symptoms or revisit- ing a symptom, or helping someone de- ing “goals of care.” relationship,” she said. “I found the rota- fine the legacy they hope to leave.” tions with HIV and oncology patients to On other days, Morrison might be plan- be particularly meaningful in the sense of After her residency at Case Western, ning the fellowship curriculum, men- having difficult things to discuss. This area Morrison did a two-year fellowship in toring trainees on academic projects, of challenging but more meaningful con- Geriatrics-Palliative Care at Baylor Col- teaching communication skills to other versations is one place where I felt drawn lege of Medicine and worked at Baylor in learners, writing for publication, partici- to make a contribution. It’s certainly not that field for 11 years, until Yale drew her pating on conference calls, or serving as a appealing to all health care providers. It’s away in 2013 to create its new palliative backup doctor to see patients. more intimate.” care education program.

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“I occasionally hear from patients, their “I think one of the best parts of Watterson live in Columbus. “What I remember the family members, or even colleagues that is the service requirement,” she said. “A lot most is the sense of community at Wat- I seem to be in the right field where my of my service time was spent at Whetstone terson with daily morning prayer and the gifts are being put to good use. That’s al- Convalescence Center. I visited different close-knit feel. It was quite meaningful to ways reassuring,” she said. “Palliative care residents there on a regular basis and I me to hear about celebrations and losses in allows me to blend the latest rigorous sci- think that, along with the positive rela- the community. I remember going to two ence around management of many serious tionships I had with my grandparents, led illnesses with this focus on quality of life me to the focus of being a doctor in the or three funerals and celebrating the suc- and interpersonal and communication geriatrics direction.” cess of sports teams. Even though I didn’t involvement.” come from a feeder school and have the Another less obvious factor was the sense specific sense of community the Catholic Looking back at her career path, Morrison of community she felt in high school. schools create, I really appreciated the In fact, she is the godmother of current says there was no light guiding her toward sense of community the whole time I was BWHS students Katlyn and Shannon palliative care specifically, but she was al- there.” ways heading in that direction. Lynch, whose parents, Jill Smiley ’88 and Jeffrey Lynch ’88 were classmates. Even in high school, Morrison’s service experiences were preparing her for her “High school in general is hard for most future career. kids,” said Morrison, whose parents still

article about biomedical engineering. I loved anatomy and Doc Simmers Finds His Stride Eberst’s physics class. This encompasses all of the things I love.” He earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Cincinnati in Study of Artery Tissue in 2012, then earned a Masters in Biomedical Engineering from Cleveland State University in May 2014. His thesis – “Nitric Ox- ide Stimulates Matrix Synthesis and Deposition by Adult Human Smooth Muscle Cells Within Biometric Cocultures” – was also presented at the Tissue Engineering & Regenerative Medicine International Society Conference in late 2014. In addition, his first professional article, “Nitric Oxide Stimulates Matrix Synthe- sis and Deposition by Adult Human Aortic Smooth Muscle Cells Within Three-Dimensional Cocultures,” was recently published in Tissue Engineering Part A. “Our main goal with the study was not to provide an alternative treatment, but to provide baseline studies in an innovative man- ner so that future studies can take our study and move forward to find new treatments for aneurysms,” Simmers said. “With tissue engineering, we are looking at ways to deliver a drug through a Phillip Simmers, ‘07 microfluidic device that would rebuild the structure of the artery using the original tissue to heal it.” When he graduated At age 26, Simmers is currently the from Bishop Watter- At age 26, Simmers is currently the lead consultant on lead consultant on a project with son, Phillip Simmers a project with Proctor and Gamble, and pursuing a Proctor and Gamble, and pursuring a planned to go into doctorate in Biomedical Engineering at Cincinnati. doctorate in Biomedical Engineering physical therapy, but at Cincinnati. two degrees later, he has “A lot of people already know that had two papers published in the Journal of Tissue Engineering. Watterson is one of the best prep schools in central Ohio. They “I had no idea I was going to do biomedical engineering,” said demand a lot out of you,” Simmers said. “A high school student Simmers. “The only thing I knew was that I was going to the might not realize that Bishop Watterson demanding a lot out University of Cincinnati. My dad went there and I was raised a of you prepares you for the real world. Even a lot of the feeder Bearcat so I always knew I was going there, just as I knew I was schools are demanding, too. That’s what’s great about Watterson going to Watterson.” … that it prepares you for life.” He discovered Biomedical Engineering by chance. “I was going to go into physical therapy but my dad gave me an

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survivor,” Bigley said. “Burns change peo- ple. It changes their lives but they figure Bigley Battles Burns out how to make it work for them. They don’t let it get them down which is a part Andrea Bigley ’89 and Sparky the Fire caring. They bent over backwards to in- of humanity that is fascinating.” Dog are buds. In her position as Burn clude her, all the way to the parents. There Program Manager for The Ohio State was a lot more communication because Options for care have improved in recent University Wexner Medical Center, Big- it’s a community and not just a school.” years, but burns still require more time ley and Sparky spend a lot of time in the with medical care. As Burn Program Manager, she oversees community talking about fire prevention. the entire program, including patient care, “In the last five years especially some of Sparky wants to teach everyone how to specialized care, resources and outpatient the technology has improved but, histori- avoid causing fires and Bigley’s mission is care in addition to prevention outreach cally, a deep third-degree burn to a fore- to prevent burns. and communication. She also manages arm might have someone in the hospital Bigley did not start off in this specialized the burn fund that helps patients pay for for a week because they might need that position. After graduating from Mount garments they have to wear for a year or much pain control,” Bigley said. “Thanks Carmel College of Nursing in 1997, she two and things not covered by insurance to technology we may be able to leave a spent the early years of her career as a such as compression materials that can dressing on for a week instead of changing sort of nomadic nurse. She would take positively impact body movement. the dressing every day which is painful.” contracted assignments of several months Bigley spends up to half of her time on Bigley also holds an MSN degree from long as a travel nurse and the result is that burn prevention programs and training Grand Canyon University and feels her she had the opportunity to see areas of EMS professionals about how to treat education at Bishop Watterson gave her the country she might not otherwise have burns. a solid foundation in preparation for her visited. path in nursing. “It was kind of fun because as a travel “When I moved to Arizona and was nurse you can go to different places and working with aides in the hospitals and some of your travel expenses and living they were talking about going to school arrangements are covered,” she said. and becoming nurses, I’d say, ‘Just go to It was during a stint in Arizona that she school.’ They would say it wasn’t that easy was introduced to burn nursing. because their schools had not prepared them because they weren’t college prep “When a person goes into the hospital schools,” she said. “When I realized that for a procedure or surgery, they are in a people graduated and didn’t have a col- couple of days and then leave. Even with a lege prep curriculum behind them, I was trauma the person is in intensive care and even more appreciative of the education then leaves,” Bigley said. “Burn units are I received. I felt like school was so much specialized. A person stays in the unit for easier in general because of all of the tools a long time. As a nurse you get to know I was given.” the patients and families. You see their progression and you get to see them move on and then you get to see them in the Preventing Burns outpatient clinic.” Sparky and Andrea Bigley ‘89 • Don’t leave candles Bigley said she enjoyed her assignment unattended in a burn unit more than she enjoyed the “We teach EMS crews how to assess burns, hot Arizona desert, so when the position what dressings to put on them and cover • Hot water tanks should opened at OSU and it included clinical other things they need to think about,” be at 120 degrees or less education, she made the leap and came said Bigley. • Never put water on a home to Columbus. The most common kind of burns seen at grease fire The transition back to Columbus has gone OSU are from building fires, flammable smoothly for her and daughter Rachel, liquids and gases and scalds from hot “We see a lot of grease burns,” said who is a sophomore at BWHS this year. liquids and steam. Another type of injury Bigley. “People try to put water they treat, among others, would be tissue on it but it splatters or they try to “We moved in the middle of eighth grade, damage from cold injuries like frost bite. take the burning pan outside and it so Rachel went to Our Lady of Peace for “When you work with patients you watch spills. Put a lid on it. It will stop and six months and it was a great transition,” their transition from burn victim to burn no one gets injured.” Bigley said. “I think the program is very

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labs,” Willett said. “When my friends were heading out to the bars I figured I could get some work done in the lab and still have fun. There’s always time in the day to incorporate things that will enhance your portfolio. College is a time of self control.” During college, Willett and his now-wife Jennifer, who is an endodontist, spent some evenings volunteering in the emer- gency room at OSU. “I was fortunate that I could burn the candle at both ends and not feel the pain the next day,” he said. “It’s something you do get trained to do.” In addition to seeing patients and being Daryl Willett, M.D. ‘83 on call at Riverside Methodist and Nation- wide Children’s Hospital, Willett is Presi- dent of OhioENT and Allergy Physicians, Willett Enjoying Life as an ENT Doctor which is a group of multiple practices in Columbus. The business, a $70 million There aren’t many Ear, Nose and Throat Bishop Watterson. He chose Ohio State enterprise, encompasses sleep centers, doctors who have the opportunity to because he knew he wanted to go into hearing aid and allergy businesses. participate in a surgery on a gorilla with medicine and liked the fact that OSU had “We’re trained as doctors but we also need a bad ear infection or an orangutan hav- a hospital system. He went on to complete a business mind,” he said. “If you don’t ing trouble swallowing, but Darryl Willett medical school and his residency at Ohio have a business mind you probably won’t ’83 is one of the lucky ones. Willett, who State as well. get along as well as you would have oth- majored in zoology in college as many “I knew I wanted to be a surgeon but erwise. Insurance rates have not paid well doctors have done, worked with veterinar- over the last few years.” ian surgeons at the Columbus Zoo, where there are so many different options and his sister, Tanya Willett ’88, works as a zoo you think, ‘How am I going to figure this Willett previously sat on an interview keeper. out?’” Willett said. “I met with Arthur board for OSU medical school as well. When he graduated from “I always felt like everybody looks the same on paper so Bishop Watterson, Willett “You’ve got to wake up on Monday planned to major in marine how do you separate 14 vale- biology at Ohio State, but morning and say, ‘I love my job!’ because if dictorians from the cream of that was not to be. Midway you wake up and are miserable you’ll only the crop? It’s not enough to into his freshman year, his be in medicine for a short time.” be a smart kid,” Willett said. plans changed thanks to an “I liked to see the people advisor’s encouragement who have the drive to be the to spend some time in an leader. If they can do that emergency room. James as a freshman or sophomore in and balance it with good grades, they’re medical school. He told me if I wanted probably the people you want in your And so Willett learned early on that mak- to be a surgeon, the best field to go into program.” ing connections can help you find your was ENT. I had a long-term relationship path and those connections can make When he takes time off from his numer- with him because he was my wife’s uncle your progress on that path a little smooth- ous responsibilities, Willettt makes time so we would talk at family gatherings. The er. Willett has been sharing his wisdom to travel with Jennifer and their three key for young people is not to be afraid of with BWHS students on career days. children: Caitlin ’12, Cullen ’14 and influential people. They’re human beings, Holden ’17. They have been all over the “I tell kids to get to know their college t o o.” world to fly fish and scuba dive. He said advisors, because my advisor, Wayne Par- he has been blessed to be able to explore While pursuing his bachelor’s degree, rish, made a huge difference in my life. We that world for fun and still come back to a Willett also reached out to cardiologist Dr. were very close and did a lot of research profession he enjoys. together,” he said. “In fact, he and I devel- Charles Wooley and nephrologist Dr. Lee oped a chemotherapy drug together and Hebert, both of whom had children who “You’ve got to wake up on Monday morn- have a patent together.” attended BWHS with Willett. ing and say, ‘I love my job!’ because if you wake up and are miserable you’ll only be Willett won the Joyce Scholarship and was “Dr. Wooley was a staunch military guy in medicine for a short time.” given a choice of attending Notre Dame who helped me learn how to interview or Ohio State after he graduated from and Dr. Hebert introduced me to research

9 Eagle Auction

1. Mimi Kruse ’66 Loveland and Karen Gallo

2. Roseanne and Thomas Hetterscheidt

3. John Mahaney, 1 2 center, was honored for his dedication to Bishop Watterson and his financial assistance to numerous students over the years. From left, Julie Mahaney ’86 Leahy, Principal Marian Hutson, John Mahaney, John Mahaney Jr. ’84, Pam Mahaney.

4. Seated, left to right: 25th Annual Anne Davidson, Brenda Neary, Barry Carter, Eagle Auction Chris Neary; Standing: John Davidson ’84, Mary October 11, 2013 DiOrio, Doug DiOrio ’86, 1 3 Phil Diaz, Donna Diaz

5. Fr. Michael Watson ’69, Lyssa Albarracin ’89 Brown and David Brown ’89

6. Phil ’77 and Rhonda Anglim with Stephanie and John Costa

7. Amy and Ron Hosenfeld place a bid in the silent auction 4 5

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12 The Eagle Review / Spring 2014 Christine Fahey ‘89 Michael and Kelley Murnane ‘80 Funk Ellen Bernhard ‘74 Green Lee and Maddie Hebert Anthony Faiella ‘63 Sandi Follis ‘59 Furr Austin Greene ‘12 Daniel P. 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Reilly, Jr. ‘72 Jason and Nicole Miller William and Rebecca Nisbet Bill and Caye Colson ‘67 Pheifer Thomas W. Reilly ‘69 Jeffrey S. Miller ‘77 Molly O’Loughlin ‘79 Nocerino Mark and Ellen Phelan Gregory Reinhard ‘87 Mark and Bridget Miller Kirk Noga ‘03 Mark and Ammy Pi Joseph ‘59 and Leona Reinhard Steven and Eileen Miller Thomas ‘69 and Linda Nolan Charles and Carolyn Pickard Robert and Bridget Barrett ‘78 Reis Janice Cautela ‘60 Mills Edmund and Anne Noonan Marilyn Thome ‘86 Pine Will and Marilyn Reiss Dennis and Vicky Minzler Tim Norden ‘82 Bryan and Colleen Pirrmann Mike and Teresa Renzi Msgr. Anthony Missimi Robert and Nancy Nussbaum Anne M. Thrush ‘67 Pohl Neil and Susan Zastrow ‘81 Repke Martin and Colleen Mitchell Bill and Amelia Nutter Deacon Don ‘70 and Julie VanDoornevelt Georgeanne Diedalis ‘63 Reuter Stephen and Pamela Mitchell Constance Hickey ‘68 Nye ‘70 Poirier Peter and Cid Rhomberg John and Barbara Modecki-Mellett Robert ‘63 and Marilynne Maple ‘64 Poirier Mark and Teresa Ricaurte John and Helen Modlich O Meghan Sheely ‘95 Obergefell Ralph and Tamara Polletta Stephen Ricci ‘81 Erika Mogan ‘05 John and Brenda O’Brien Mark and Rosemary Pomeroy Thomas and Jodi Rice Joseph and Kimberly Mogan Kevin and Frances O’Brien Sarah Pomeroy ‘08 R. John Ricevuto ‘80 Dr. Ali and Dr. Mina Mokhtari Michael and Peggy O’Brien Bryan and Julie Pond Katherine Rice ‘88 Richards Mark Molnar ‘88 Victor and JoAnn O’Brien Jeffrey Pond ‘87 Richard and Patricia Eliz Richardson David and Kim Bentz ‘88 Monder Chris and Joni Mazzola ‘84 O’Connell Tim ‘63 and Judy Pond Gregory Rick Donald and Marlene Monesi Ginny O’Connor Ray ‘71 and Marilyn Weldon ‘71 Pongonis Buck* and Brenda Rinehart Brian Mong ‘00 Mary McCabe ‘69 O’Connor Millie Lavernia ‘66 Pontious Kurt and Patti Ryan ‘68 Ringle Dennis and Paula Mong Timothy R. O’Connor ‘72 Michael and Jean Pontones Mark and Rebecca Riordan Malissa and Dean Monnin Frank and Christine Oddi Rick and Rosemary Craven ‘68 Postle Leah Rissien Cynthia Norden ‘80 Moore Nathan ‘90 and Elizabeth Thomas ‘87 Brian Povse ‘97 Doug ‘86 and Kerrie Vaughan ‘87 Ritchey John and Sarah Kilbane ‘86 Moore O’Dorisio Daniel J. Povse ‘07 Matthew ‘90 and Lorena Ritchey Christine Wehner ‘80 Morford Kevin ‘91 and Layne Ogden Andrew ‘94 and Kim Powell Robert ‘87 and Lynn Burman ‘87 Ritchey Marion Morrison Shawn ‘82 and Becky O’Grady Glen and Ann Pratt Kirk ‘86 and Amy Ritzenthaler Kip and Leslie Morse John and Ann O’Leary Evan and Susan Kourie ‘79 Preston Paul Ritzenthaler ‘67 Charley ‘75 and Ann McEwan ‘76 Moses

15 James and Cynthia Rivers George ‘82 and Julie Schmelzle Steven and Lisa Smith Jason Swift ‘88 Donald Roach ‘62 Mary Frances Kelley ‘63 Schmitt Eric ‘64 and Pamela Soiu Ron and Christine Szczesny Michael ‘66 and Karen Roach Matthew Schmitt ‘09 Jeff ‘68 and Linda Soiu Cedric and Irene Sze Mike and Mindy Roark Ken and Leslie Schneider Joe and Missy Soller T Robert and Theresa McEwan ‘79 Robenalt Jill Schoener ‘81 Donald and Virginia Songstad Brian Taaffe ‘78 Theodore and Suzanne Roberts Ken and Shelly Fust ‘71 Schofield Marguerite Malone ‘02 Soracoe Rick ‘79 and Peggy Beery ‘80 Taglione James and Leah Rocci Bill ‘65 and Teresa Scholl Karen Walker ‘58 Southall David Tague ‘78 Steven and Carol Rodabaugh Bobbie Scholl Brenda English ‘65 Souto Richard and Marsha Taliaferro Jose and Kristin Rodil Eric and Kathy Schreiber Helen Spanski Stephen Taliaferro ‘96 Elizabeth Roehrer Edward Schroeder Larry and Cynthia Spanski Vincent ‘64 and Sharon Robert and Gloria Roenker Kevin and Anita Schroeder Kyle Sparks ‘04 Longenbaker ‘69 Tantes Glenn and Charisse Rogers Bonnie and Kyle Schuck Brad and Colleen Spees The Tarbox Family James Rogers ‘70 Robert and Marian Schuda Ronald and Barbara Speidel Catherine Tavella Timothy and Deborah Rogner Christopher Schulte ‘97 William and Meg Spencer Neeraj and Suzanne Tayal Steve Rollison ‘72 David H. Schulte ‘93 Matt ‘97 and Jessica Spitler Greg and Kathy Taylor Jessica Roman ‘11 Karen Schwanekamp Jeffrey and Lisa Spoelker Timothy Taylor ‘69 Robert and Christine Rosati Yoos David Schweickart ‘60 James A. Sprauer James Teal ‘58 Roberta DiLorenzo ‘90 Roscoe Mark and Peggy Schweitzer Eric and Marcia Springer Laura Tenerove Patrick ‘79 and Kim Rosmarin Ryan Schwieterman ‘01 Roy and Jeanie St. John Daniel and Melissa Tetirick Michael and Holly Ross Traci and Craig Schwinnen Geoffrey and Deborah Stafford Thomas ‘72 and Kathleen Gardner ‘72 Donn and Rita Rosselet Stephen and Carla Scully Marty and Claire Stafford Theado Deacon James and Rose Rouse Michael and Paula Scurria Steven and Kelly Staley Thomas Alex Theado ‘04 Dennis and Kathleen Rowland Diane Seaton Mary Stalter-Gulling ‘76 and Matthew Walt and Kay Theado Fred ‘63 and Nancy Royce Ann Grant ‘90 Sebastian Gulling Walter ‘70 and Kathi Pardi ‘70 Theado Catherine Carpenter ‘65 Royer Joe P. Segna ‘67 James ‘89 and Tammy Stang Tim Thissen ‘69 Michael and Jill Royer John and Veronica Seguin Todd and Jennie Statczar Richard Thoma ‘61 Dave and Cheryl Rubadue Elizabeth Seiffert Allan Staub Sue Dell Thoman The Rubino Family Rick Seiffert ‘72 Linda Walter ‘66 Steckler Tracy Thoman ‘83 Garry ‘61 and Kathleen Kenny ‘61 Rupp Nicole Shay ‘88 Sellers Michael and Jan Steffensmeier James ‘61 and Doris Thomas Ronald and Rebecca Ruppersburg Carl ‘65 and Paula Massenelli ‘65 Serra David ‘92 and Kerry Rutter Stein Joe ‘63 and Patricia Breen ‘63 Thomas Shawn Russell and Guide One Insurance Sharon Austin ‘62 Service Ronald Stein John and Delphine Thomas Michael and Nancy Rutkowski Jim and Julie Severance Bob and Rosemary Steinbauer Michael Thomas Andy and Khristy Ryan Iris J. Shanahan Ryan ‘01 and Lauren Fracasso ‘02 Steinbauer Paul and Elaine Thomas Carol and Joseph Ryan, Jr. Margaret Shanahan Mary Ellen Steiner Rita Thomas Daniel Ryan ‘96 Patrick and Lisa Shanahan John ‘84 and Paula Willett ‘84 Steller Stephen and Susan Thomas Patrick and Annette Ryan Renee Shannon ‘76 Matthew and Kimberly Stevens Susan Paquette ‘79 Thomas Nancy and Phil Ryser Michael Shaw ‘77 Kimberly Stewart Jeanne Thome ‘80 Richard and Florence Ryznar Barry and Lanna Shawgo David and Elizabeth Stilp Richard and Eileen Thome S Charlotte Shay John and Renee Stock David and Barbara Thompson James and Marilyn Saad Michael Shay ‘80 Roseann Pavlick ‘64 Stoehr Donald and Susan Thornton Thomas and Kathleen Cocks ‘64 Sadlowski T.J. ‘81 and Susan Shay Jeanne Stoker Greg and Carol Hobart ‘75 Thompson John C. Safford‘61 Kathleen Durning and Kevin Shea Kyle Storc ‘11 Joseph and Stephanie Thompson Patricia Sagester Ed and Carla Guarasci ‘80 Sheehan Ryan Storc ‘11 Kerry Mentel ‘95 Throckmorton Jon and Sharon Saia Rich and Debbie Sheely Stephen ‘63 and Mary Anne Storch Joseph Tomashefski ‘68 Judy Schultheis ‘68 Sandquist Asim and Vicki Lindsey ‘83 Sheikh Joe and Melissa Hall ‘79 Storer Paul Tomashefski ‘71 Sandra Sanese ‘68 David Shepherd Steven and Charlene Story Teresa Shay ‘82 Tompkins Max Sanford ‘96 Kathy Shepherd Stephanie Stradley ‘93 Thomas Tonti ‘76 and the Alfred E. Tonti Steven Santanello and Brenda James and Susan Gabriel ‘82 Sheridan Mike Stuhldreher ‘87 Trust Sickle-Santanello Jack and Barbara Shiplett David ‘85 and Susan Sugar Susan Torti David F. Sapp ‘63 Mary Gaskill ‘75 Shipley Daniel and Alyson Sullivan Stephen ‘78 and Louwana Tortora Matt ‘82 and Michele Murtha ‘82 Sapp James G. Shover ‘61 Dorothy Sullivan Anne Tortorello ‘78 James C. Sauer ‘64 Terry Jones ‘72 Shroyer Jerald T. Sullivan ‘75 Robert and Nicole Toscano Michael and Jennifer Sauer Michelle and John Shubitowski John Sullivan ‘68 The Townsley Family Ray Sauer Terrence Siemer ‘63 Lindsey Sullivan Alfonso Traina, Cleanroom Design, LLC Stephen Sauer ‘72 Mary Pat and Scott Simmers Michael ‘58 and Michaela Sullivan Joseph F. Traini ‘12 Barbara and Bob Sauter Elizabeth and Rick Simmonds Peter ‘80 and Kathie Sullivan Alan ‘87 and Kathleen Murnane ‘87 Bob and Susan Foeller ‘62 Savage Roger and Margo Simmons Terry Sullivan ‘75 Troutman Martin Savko ‘76 Bryan and Kristi Simone Colleen and Jack Summanen Tom and Cynthia Tuohy Michael Sawaya ‘87 Jeffrey and Carol Simpson Michael Summers Stephen Turner ‘59 Harold and Darci Schafer Dave Sivinski ‘68 Christine Sumner ‘11 Chris and Melissa Schram ‘88 Twombly Tyler Schafer ‘12 Doug ‘71 and Linda Foeller ‘71 Sivinski Eric Susi ‘88 Rodney and Christine Gabalski ‘88 Tyler Jennie Jule ‘69 Schaub Jared Sivinski ‘12 Margaret Susi David and Jill Skulich U Anna L. Schemine ‘58 Jim Swanson ‘88 Bob ‘64 and Mina Ubbing Richard ‘71 and Melissa Slavin Philip ‘59 and Suzanne Kronenberger ‘59 Jack Swartz ‘00 Joan Ubbing Steven ‘68 and Misty Smathers Scherer John ‘77 and Donna Paquette ‘77 Swartz Richard and Peggy Ugland Michael and Julie Smerdel Dick and Pat Winchester ‘60 Schermerhorn Joseph Swartz ‘99 Marianne Uptegraph Janice Kelley ‘62 Smiley Donald Schieser ‘65 Margaret Swartz Bill Urbanik Darren Smith ‘05 Roberta Barnhart ‘69 Schilling Anna Swearingen ‘11 Joseph and Katherine Urquhart Deidre A. Smith Merrie E. Schippereit ‘70 Douglas and Rose Swearingen Michael Urse ‘78 Jack and Norma Barnhart ‘64 Smith John and Carroll Lanman ‘59 Schleppi Les and Chris Swearingen Tom and Cathy Utgard James ‘63 and Mary Helen Smith Jack Schmansky ‘91 Shane Swearingen ‘06 Jason and Kendra Utt Nicholas Schmansky ‘86 Kent and Mary Smith Michael Sweeney ‘84 Paul and Dianne Schmeling Kevin D. Smith ‘07 Thomas ‘83 and Rosemary Sweeney V Ryan Schmelmer ‘00 Michael Smith ‘93 David ‘95 and Robin Swenson

16 The Eagle Review / Spring 2014 Patrick Vaccaro and Therese Abel Cynthia Wilimitis MassMutual Kinnerly Grimes ‘84 Valenti Ted and Molly Donovan ‘68 Wilkinson CORPORATE DONORS Matrix Claims Management, Inc. Tracy Sutton Valentino Thomas and Kathleen Will Max & Erma’s Ben Van De Weghe ‘92 James and Debra Willet The following companies McAlister Camera Joan Van De Weghe Brett Willett ‘78 have matched gifts made by McDonald’s Corporation Georgiana Van Syckle and David Snavely Darryl ‘83 and Jennifer Willett private individuals or have Medtronic Mary Jo Dixon ‘83 Vara Dean ‘82 and Debbie Susi ‘82 Willett Microsoft Corporation John ‘58 and Diana Varrasso Glenn Willett generously supported Bishop Mile High United Way Michael and Angela Vedra Tanya Willett ‘88 Watterson High School. Mondelez International Foundation Joseph Viola ‘11 James K. Williams Abbott Laboratories Fund Moritz Family Foundation Joseph Vittorio ‘65 Joseph ‘85 and Laura Irwin ‘86 Williams Acura Columbus Mozart’s Inc. Lonnie and Melanie Vodnick Lauren Williams ‘04 Banner Metals Group Munich Reinsurance America, Inc. Frank and Rose Voegele Richard and Donna Williams Battelle Northwestern Mutual Foundation Thomas and Sherry Voet Timothy and Sharon Williams Benefit Administrators Group Ohio Concrete Association Christopher Vogel ‘79 Don Willke ‘77 Bob Evans Farms Ohio Dominican University Gary and Karen Vogel Thomas and Geraldine Willke Bradley Services Inc. The Old Village Barber Stephen L. Vogel ‘63 Tonja Condo ‘80 Wilson Warren Brown Family Foundation Olympic Swim Club Joe and Ellen DeTemple ‘65 Voltolini Tim and Pam Wilson in Memory of Christine Caffe DaVinci Patrick J’s Nicholas Voltolini ‘98 Wilson ‘01 Cameron Mitchell Restaurants Pfizer Foundation Louis and Mary VonVille Todd and Patricia Wilson CAPA Pizza Primo, Inc. W James ‘61 and Tracy Winchester Cardinal Health Foundation PNC Foundation John and Virginia Finocchi ‘59 Wachinger John Winchester ‘63 CATCO Power Shack Fitness Centers Bill Waddell and Aurora Avancena Robert Winkel ‘62 JP Morgan Chase Foundation Proforma Graphic Services Philip and Maureen Wagner James ‘73 and Susan Hemmelgarn ‘73 CDC Medical The Refectory Restaurant Tom ‘76 and Diana Wagoner Wintering City Barbeque Saia & Piatt, Inc. Joseph and Tricia Thoman ‘81 Wagy Michael R. Wintering ‘70 Coach Sawmill Athletic Club Christine Nagy ‘90 and Bryan Wakefield Andy Winters ‘09 Crimson Cup Coffee School Days Uniforms Wesley and Frances Walker Matt Winters ‘04 The William H., Dorothy M. and William C. Scioto Country Club The Walker Family Michael ‘71 and Lynn Holden ‘73 Winters Davis Foundation Scioto Reserve Country Club Catherine Walsh ‘09 Thomas ‘68 and Mary Winters Davis Properties & RE/MAX Capital Centre, Inc. Shadowbox Live Christopher and Deborah Walsh Tom and Reenii Finn Withgott DeSantis Florists, Inc. Smiley Dental Group David Walsh ‘61 Carmelita Piercoro ‘73 Wohl Donato’s Pizza Southwick-Good & Fortkamp Funeral Edward and Mary Kathleen Walsh Gregory Wolf ‘70 Egelhoff Sports, Inc. Chapel, Inc. Timothy and Corinne Walter Philip Wolf ‘80 Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Spa at River Ridge Ronald Walters Molly Echenrode ‘72 Wood Enrico’s Pizza SplatterPark Paintball Games Barbara Kearns ‘85 Ward Thomas and Jennifer Hungler ‘88 Woodford Exelon Matching Gifts for Education St. Agatha School Patricia Bain ‘58 Ward Jason and Jill Woods Figlio Wood-Fired Pizza St. Andrew Athletic Association Jennifer Warren ‘03 Jeffrey ‘92 and Michele Maxwell ‘96 Woods First Merchants Corporation St. Andrew Class of 2014 John and Cathy Warren John and Barbara Woods General Electric Foundation St. Andrew Parish Lynsey Warren ‘04 Jonathan Woods ‘88 General Mills Foundation St. Mary Delaware Parish Mark and Debra Warren Joseph Woods ‘92 Global Impact Stanley Steemer Rene Warren Kris and Heather Woods Goodrich Foundation State Farm Companies Foundation Ray and Mary Lou Prendergast ‘70 Wassel Eileen Woodward Graeter’s Ice Cream Summit Financial Strategies, Inc. Greg and Leslie Amato ‘96 Watkins Charlie Wooley ‘73 Hair Artists Superior Beverage Group Rev. Michael B. Watson ‘69 Mary Lucia Wooley Half Time Tavern Target Stores Barbara Mitchell ‘63 Wears* Don and Lisa Woosley IBM International Foundation United HealthCare James Weaver ‘64 Y India Oak Bar and Grill Villa Nova Restaurant Suzanne Burnard ‘62 Weaver Maureen Bourke ‘93 Yanik Jersey Mike’s X-Cel Engineering Capt. Thomas S. Weaver ‘60, USN, RET. James and Davene Yankle Just Pies Valley Initerior Systems William and Reba Weaver Rick and Terri Yates Kinsale Golf and Fitness Club Waller Financial Planning Group Matthew and Joanne Weekley Bob* and Sherry Yoakam The Lakes Golf and Country Club Walt Disney World Ron ‘83 and Mary Wehner Lindsay Nelson ‘02 York Larson’s Toys and Games Wells Fargo Foundation Paul and Molly Wehrly Brad and Jamie Young Lincoln Financial Foundation White Castle Food Products Robert Weiler Matthew ‘70 and Susan Yuskewich Macy’s Foundation, Inc. The Wilds James and Phyllis Weirtz Z Magic Mountain Fun Centers Winterset CPA Group Timothy ‘78 and Deborah Trueman ‘79 Weis Tim and Michelle Shay ‘79 Zahler Phil ‘75 and Patricia Weisenbach Brian and Sandy Zapior Peter and Barbara Weisenberger Chuck and Mary Zebula Charles O. Weisent Linda Zeigler Bill and Janet Lampe ‘67 Weisner Mark and Christine Zelnik Joe and Rhonda Weithman Kristin Benadum ‘88 and Gareth Zerkle William Welch ‘09 Molly Scott ‘85 Zesch Robert Welty and Lina Lee David ‘89 and Alicia Moos ‘89 Zeyen Philip J. Wentzel ‘60 Nicholas Zeyen ‘69 Jeffrey ‘67 and Kay Werner Peter ‘62 and Linda Weisend ‘60 Zeyen Tony ‘71 and Cheryl Pezzutti ‘72 Werner Linda Ziegler JoAnn DiSabato ‘63 Wesner Richard Ziliak ‘88 Kathryn Mulherin ‘69 Westbrook Alan and Louise Zink Anne Westman Thomas and Laurel Zulliger Kathleen Ury ‘63 Whitehead Mark Zupan ‘77 Aaron ‘86 and Erin Loughead ‘86 Whittaker Michael and Corinna Whyte * Deceased Eric and Karen Wiegandt Dennis J. Wilcox ‘60

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St. Joseph of Arimathea Society Bishop Watterson began a pallbearer society under the patron- age of St. Joseph of Arimathea, the man who took the body of Jesus from the cross and placed it in his own new tomb. The group, now in its third year, consists of 18 young men – juniors and seniors – who have been trained and commissioned for this service of assisting at the burial of the departed. The SJA Society has a monthly meeting to discuss issues, talk about experiences, and to pray for the faithful departed, especially those whom they have recently served.

Left to right, first row—Jacob Ritzenthaler, Christian Kroger, Evan Rasor, Ryan Mar, Parker Cantwell, Andy Cotter; second row – Tyler Carter, Michael Woosley, Brian Sapp, Tommy Wagner, Stephen Golonka, Danny Alu, Matt Clark; Advisor Michael Fry, Oliver Schroeder, Michael Hard- esty, Tommy Scherer, David Szolosi, teacher Dominic Marchi, Advisor Jane Jacquemin-Clark.

< National Merit Finalists: Five seniors have been named National Merit Finalists by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. More than 15,000 finalists will now be in the running for some 8,000 National Merit Scholarships. Left to right -- First row: Olivia Britt, Sophia Wible; Second row: Maria Jeric, Bridget Geyer, Gino Dettorre.

Commended Scholars: Two seniors have been > named Commended Scholars by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation based on their scores on the 2013 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Quali- fying Test. The students are, left to right: Gabby Bouchard and Samantha Toscano.

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Four students were honored with the 2014 Monsignor Spiers Service Awards, which have been an important part of Spiers Awards Presented the BWHS homecoming celebration for more than twenty years. This award is named after Msgr. Edward Spiers who founded our school in 1954 and served as the first principal. It was instituted by Student Council to honor and celebrate individuals who have upheld his commitment to the Christian values of service and education by performing outstanding service in both our school and the community. Each of these students, chosen by a selection committee, has performed at least 500 hours of service and took the time to complete a lengthy application. In making its decision, the se- lection committee considered not only the number of hours of service performed by students but also the longevity and quality of service performed. The committee also reviewed a student’s involvement in activities at both Bishop Watterson and in the greater Columbus community. Finally, the committee consid- ered how a student exhibited leadership in engaging others in service activities. 2014 Msgr. Spiers Award Recipients: left to right -- Ashleigh Denny, Jenna Durham, Maggie Belcher, and Jordyn Brobst.

Food Drive Competition Helps WOMAN Area Food Pantries YEAR of the This year the annual food drive conducted at BWHS took on a couple of fun twists. First, the drive became a com- petition between the Eagles and the Stallions of St. Francis DeSales. The other fun ele- Handbell Choir Added to Curriculum ment was that, for a $20 dona- tion, students could wear their Handbell Choir is the latest addition to the BWHS performing BWHS spirit wear sweatshirts, arts curriculum, offered for the first time during the 2014-2015 boys could grow their beards school year. Choral teacher Christen Joyce wanted to offer a for the duration of the three- different way to experience music and perform in an ensemble week competition and girls setting beyond the traditional choir or band options. So, with could wear boots. “We have the support of the Choir Boosters and BWHS Mothers’ Club, she our annual food drive so that purchased a three-octave set of handbells and materials needed we are able to give back to to launch a handbell program. our community,” said Student Council Vice President and “I had learned to play handbells at my church when I was in high senior Aaron Lucki. “This Junior Maya Steller school and continued playing during college,” said Miss Joyce. year I think that our competi- was named Diocese of “My only hope was that there would be enough students in- tion with DeSales has made Columbus Young Catholic trigued to give this unusual class a try. My prayers were answered the food drive fun and will Woman of the Year. and this school year began with close to forty students signed up hopefully motivate all the stu- to participate!” dents to donate in some way.” While Bishop Watterson won Students started the year learning the proper techniques for the competition with 16,979 holding and ringing the bells. They are also learning music lit- donated items, the true win- eracy skills such as how to count rhythms and read note names ners were the food pantries on a musical staff. These are musical skills that they can transfer who serve those in need in our to any other musical pursuit. One of the unique aspects about community. participation in a handbell choir is the team effort that it takes to play a piece.

19 Athletics Boys Track Boys Golf The boys 4x100 relay team of The BWHS boys golf team Brad Kanney, Cody Calhoun, shot a 654 over two days at the Ryan Urquhart and Dominic Ohio State University Scarlet Lombardi took the state Golf Course to finish as the Boys Volleyball championship with a school- 2014 Division II State Runner- The Eagles finished State record time of 43.17. In up. Senior David Shepherd Runner-Up in 2014, losing addition, Lombardi took silver finished ninth individually. to Kettering Alter in the medals in the 110 hurdles and Earning All-CCL honors were Division II Boys Volleyball the 300 hurdles (new school Phil1 Campisi, Peter Hackett, 2 state title match. BWHS won record 37.43). The boys track Nick Naderhoff and David two of the first three games team finished fourth in the Shepherd. The team was 25-20, 21-25 and 25-18, then OHSAA State Track & Field coached by Olin dropped the final two 25-17, Championships and Lombardi Melaragno. 15-7. It was the second time in was chosen as the Dispatch program history for the Eagles Division II Track Athlete to play for a state champion- of the Year. The team was ship. The team also finished coached by Matt McGowan. runner-up in 2002. The team was coached by Anthony Randolph ’09.

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April 2014 Commitments, Left to right – First row: Courtney Brown, tennis, Denison University; Maria May 2014 Commitments, Left to right – First row: Becca Gallagher, track and field, Otterbein University; Swearingen, field hockey, Wittenberg University; Second row: Cody Calhoun, football, Case Western Dominique Garrett, basketball, track and field, Ohio Wesleyan University; Second row: Matt Hughes, Reserve; Zack Storc, volleyball, College of Mount Saint Joseph; Matt Randolph, volleyball, College of basketball, Otterbein University; Mitch Stotler, baseball, Otterbein University; Noah Dall, St. Timothy Mount St. Joseph; Luke Andracki, ice hockey, Middlesex, Mass. Black Bears Junior Prep Hockey Team. School, football, Capital University.

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Field Hockey Boys Soccer Our field hockey team made it The BWHS boys soccer team to the State Semifinals, losing finished the 2014 season 1-0 to Columbus Academy. as Regional and District Abby Marshall and Olivia Champions, making it to the Pardi earned All-CCL and state final four where they All-Ohio honors. The team lost to eventual champion St. was coached by Janet Baird Francis DeSales. Brad Kanney, ’77. Paul Mokrzan and Matt Pardi 2 earned All-CCL honors, while Paul Mokrzan was named All-District. The team was Boys soccer coach Chad Smith, Athletic Director Mike Roark, Sportsmanship Committee member coached by Chad Smith. Jordyn Brobst, Principal Marian Hutson, Sportsmanship Committee members Sydney Mayle and Parker Cantwell, and boys golf coach Olin Melaragno.

BWHS Chosen for OHSAA Commissioners Award The Ohio High School Athletic Association has announced that Bishop Watterson High School is one of just two schools statewide to receive the highest sportsmanship recognition, the Commissioner’s Award for the 2013-14 academic year. The OHSAA has a three-tiered system of recognition for sports- manship, ethics and integrity awards. Thirty schools overall were selected with 18 named Respect the Game Challenge re- cipients, which is the first level. Another 10 were named Harold A. Meyer Award and Respect the Game Challenge recipients, the second level. Finally, Bishop Watterson and Lakewood were the only schools in the state to receive the Commissioner’s Award, Harold A. Meyer and Respect the Game Honors.

Twenty-two members of the Class of 2014 committed to post-secondary athletics. Two groups were included in the Spring 2014 Eagle Review. We are following up with the last two groups for that class as well as the first two groups for the Class of 2015.

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2015 Signings, Left to right – First row: Erin Harper, golf, Indiana University; Katie Manahan, softball, February 2015 Commitments, Left to right – First row: Kalea Thompson, soccer, Seton Hill University; Ashland University; Maria Simmonds, softball, Ohio Dominican University; Maggie Hamrock, volleyball, Sydney Simmons, tennis, Ohio Wesleyan University; Second row: Amy Griffith, track and field, University Malone University; Second row: Chris Slavik, baseball, Ashland University; Collin Ruegg, lacrosse, Tran- of Dayton; John Pirrmann, football, Harvard University; Marissa Wierzbicki, soccer, Ohio Dominican sylvania University; Avery Janning, baseball, Walsh University; Sam Rice, baseball, Ashland University; University. Jacob Bolton, baseball, Morehead State University.

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1. Smiles at the Shindig: Front row, left to right – Sarah Brown, Brad Kernan ’06 holding Alumni Updates Ella Kernan; back row – John Panico ’06, Jason Ferrell ’06, Sean Gilliland ’06, Bobby Hogan ’06, Kate Liston ’06, Kris Gordon ’06, Tim O’Neil ’06, Brittany O’Neil, Abby O’Neil ’11.

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2. Career Days: 4. Legends Golf Champs: 6. Windy City Welcome: 8. March Madness Table Mary Ann Meagher ’67 spoke Winners of the 2014 Legends Alumni gathered for an all-class Tennis Tourney: Mia Litzinger about the field of nursing. Left Golf Classic are, left to right – reunion in Chicago in February. ‘95 Theado, Heather Weekley to right – Katherine Kovalchin Chris McCurdy, Paul Pardi, Wally Left to right—Principal Marian ‘07, Carol Judy ‘64 Stewart, and ‘16, Mary Ann Meagher, Francie Theado, and Jeff Haemmerle, all Hutson, Danny Walsh ’10, Gwen Anne Flood ‘80 Campbell. Mullenix ‘16. 2001 graduates. Gowins ’09, Hilary Gowins ’04 Yelvington. 3. Pub Mixer: 5. St. Lawrence Days: 9. Shay Alumni Basketball Shane Swearingen ‘06, Joe Theresa McEwan ‘79 Robenalt, 7. Mixin’ at the Tavern: Tournament: The Class of McAninch ‘05, Shaun Swear- Colleen Hull, mother of Morgan Trevor Boyle ’94 and Brandon 1980 won the championship ingen ‘03, Kelly Swearingen, ‘16, Patty Wilson (mother of Brown ’93 catch up at the of bracket 1. Left to right – and Shannon Swearingen ‘06 Lindsey ‘08, Molly ‘16, and Macy Alumni Mixer at Halftime Tavern. Chuck Goodburn, Steve Liston, McAninch. ‘18), Jill Olding, Nick Kernan scorekeeper Kathy Bryant, ‘11, Rachel Kernan ‘14, and Randy Colby, Dave Fries, Ron Marri McGouldrick ’82 Petrucci Colby, Patrick “Tink” McQuade prepare meals on a chilly and Andy Paskell. January morning. 23 Alumni Updates Linda Bernard resides in 1989 Megan Mulligan Kessler Columbus and is employed in Christine Fahey resides recently received her Master’s R&D Commercialization & in Newton, Mass. and is in Nursing from Otterbein Cost Savings at The Wendy’s employed by Harvard Law University. 1964 Company. She has four School in Financial Aid. Mary Jo Melchiorre Sbrochi children: Amanda Theado She has one daughter, Molly 1995 now resides in Dublin, Ohio. ’06 Westendorf, Bill Theado Delahunty. Elizabeth Couvreur Hubbard ’08, Mark Theado ’10, Anna is a certified athletic trainer at 1965 Hartman ’17. Jennifer Muscarello makes her Madonna University. She is Richard Harris retired from home in Fair Haven, N.J. She married to Timothy Hubbard the USPS and lives in Bremen, Suzanne Lynch now resides in is married to Jesse and has and resides in Livonia, Mich. Ala. with his wife Margaret Fort Worth, Texas. two children; Mason James Swatek Harris. They have two and Peyton Alice. William Patton is employed children, Wesley Scott and 1981 by DHL/Excel Logistics as Katherine Leigh, and two Angela Powell is a patholo- Vicki Speroni Russell lives America’s Category Manager. granddaughters, Aria 8, and gist with Akron Pathology in Hilliard with her husband He resides in Westerville with Reagan 3. Associates, specializing in John. She works as a real his wife Wendy Ehrenreich. cytopathology and molecular estate agent for Cutler Real 1971 diagnostics. Estate. Michelle Williams is a Finan- Robert Behal is a managing cial Management Officer with Stephen Browning resides in member of The Behal Law the U.S. Army. She resides Pittsburgh and is a salesman Group LLC and was named in Arlington, Va. With her for A-Z Janitorial Supply. He “Lawyer of the Year” for his husband, Jeffrey. work in Ohio family law in has a son, Elleigh, age 2. Columbus. 1990 1997 Jill Hanks lives in Scottsdale, Teresa Lambert Sunderman 1972 is a Supervisor of Special Ser- Brian Rapp resides in Raleigh, Ariz. and is Executive Direc- tor for Community Relations vices at Fairfield City Schools. N.C. and is employed as a She resides in Cincinnati Communications Specialist at at Tempe Union High School District. with her husband Matt, and the North Carolina Housing her children Liam, Katelyn, Finance Agency. 1992 Morgan, and Emma. 1973 Kate Betts Kirkpatrick Casey Rundio resides in Charlie Funk lives in Raleigh, resides in Columbus with her Westerville with his wife N.C. with his wife Loraine husband David and their four Elizabeth. He is a Business while working as Southeast children: Bridget Shea, Mary 1982 Development Manager with Region Operations Manager Kate, Michael Joseph, and Jam Night: Maricel Albarra- The AGENTcy Insurance at Johnson Controls, Inc. James Ronan. cin ’82 Frommeyer, a member Group. of the band Station 14 along 1976 with Chris Rockwell ’85, leads 1993 Mary Sprague Cluley resides Melanie Woodward James Patrick Baker is Assistant members of the student music Football Coach/Defensive in Wichita Falls, Texas with ministry through an evening resides in Knoxfield, Victoria, her husband Eddie. She Australia with her husband Coordinator for Missouri of inspirational, contemporary Baptist University in St. Louis. finished her 20th year as Catholic music at Jam Night. Heath James and her children Notre Dame Catholic School’s Rhiannon, Gemma, and Station 14 also accompanies 1998 elementary physical education the group at school liturgies. Mitchell. She is a receptionist teacher. at Hotel Bruce County. Elizabeth Visintine Patterson resides in Hilliard and is a 1984 1979 1994 physician with Ohio Health. Kevin Fix resides in Colum- Shelly Curran Diodore is a Jimmy DeTemple and Sara bus and is Managing Principal Nurse/Health Coach with DeWitt ’95 DeTemple reside Jeffrey Kuenning lives in for Newhaven Capital Advi- American Health Network in Hilliard with their three Lithia, Fla. with his wife sors. He is married to and resides in Hilliard with children, Tori, Ben, and Jennifer and daughter Elise Amy Wittenberg Fix and has her husband Jerry. She has Jessica. Jimmy is a terri- Eva-Renee, age 1. three children; Mariel, Mat- three children: Helen ’08, tory account manager with thew, and Clara. Rachel ’09, and Michael ’12. Panduit Corp.

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1999 Laura Flannery is a Medicine Kate Liston is a registered Matthew Phelan is a profes- Allison Hohman Davidson and Pediatrics Resident nurse at The Ohio State sional cook at Lupa Osteria and her husband Blaine ’00 at Massachusetts General University. She is engaged to Romana, a Batali Restaurant reside in Logan with their son Hospital. She resides Bobby Hogan ’06, and they in New York City. He is a Maxwell, age 2. Allison is a in Boston, Mass. with her are planning to marry in graduate of the Culinary registered nurse with Ohio husband Colin Masters ’02. August. Institute of America in Hyde Health. Park, N.Y. and now resides Caitlin Pohlit is currently in Chelsea. Stacey Kyser resides in doing a one-year internship Columbus and is Director of at Texas A&M after graduat- Volunteer Services at National ing from OSU with a degree Eagles at the 2015 Church Residences. in veterinary medicine. She received a Student Recogni- National Championship 2000 tion award from OSU. Blaine Davidson and his wife Allison Hohman ’99 Davidson 2005 make their home in Logan. Liam Flynn works as a Frac Blaine is the CEO of Hocking Water Manager for Shalewater Hills Winery. They have a son Solutions. He resides in Maxwell, age 2. Fairmont, W.Va.

Erin Hale Gregory is married Matthew Nicol is a veterinar- to Travis Gregory. She resides ian at Bethel Animal Hospital. in Milford Center, Ohio with He lives in Columbus with her husband and children his wife Megan Meuti Nicol Elizabeth, 7, and Rebecca, 2. and his daughter, Madeleine, age 2. 2001 Christina Dunham Open- Alexandra Viertel is a regis- lander, a tax accountant tered nurse at UK Chandler with Ernst & Young, lives Hospital. in Houston, Texas with her husband Michael. 2006 Karissa Boeckman Bowman 2002 is a teacher and Service Colin Masters is a lawyer Director at Bishop Watterson and is a Director of Policy High School. She resides in Analysis at Fidelity. He makes Blacklick with her husband, his home in Boston, Mass. Christopher. They have a with his new wife Laura Flan- one-year-old son, Hayden. nery ’03. Bobby Hogan is a firefighter Mike Niklos is the Head with the West Jefferson Fire Strength and Performance Department. He resides in 2010 2012 Coach at Acceleration Sports Dublin, Ohio, and is engaged Chris Smyke and Alexandra Craig Fada is a member Performance in Naperville, Ill. to Kate Liston ’06. Repke ’13 (front center in of The 2014 Ohio State band photo) are members National Championship 2003 Brad Kernan works as an of the OSU band that football team. Jeff Carroll is an anesthetist insurance agent with Kernan performed at the National with North Florida Anesthesia Insurance Agency in Powell, Championship. 2013 Consultants. He lives in Ohio He is a graduate of the Eddie Passen is a sopho- Jacksonville, Fla. University of Dayton. 2011 more cheerleader at OSU Matt Smyke and John and cheered in the National Thornton are members Championship game. of the OSU band that performed at the National Championship.

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2007 2011 Sean Campbell resides in Sarah Condon received the Columbus and is employed by Carol Donley Endowed Focus Logistics Solutions. Scholarship at Hiram College. She is in the Biomedical Hu- Christina Mapes is a gen- manities program and captain eral manager at Target. She of the women’s soccer team. resides in Louisville, Ky. Hayley Dougherty is president 2008 of OSU’s Undergraduate Busi- Colleen Campbell resides in ness Women’s Association. Columbus and is a pre-school She is also president of the Wedding or BWHS Reunion?: John Swartz ’02, Jeff Pollack teacher at Little Dreamers Newman Center Council. ’02, Paul Flannery ’05, Yuri Bartz ’02, Nick Masters ’05, Colin Big Believers. She is also an Masters ’02, Laura Flannery ’03, Meghan Kehoe ’04, Nora Fritz assistant coach for the BWHS Sarah Huber was recently ’03, Lizzy Mazer ’04, Patrick Bourland ’02, Michael Lottes ’02, girls track team. named University of Georgia’s and John Atzberger ’02 gather in Rhode Island to celebrate the

Amazing Student. She will wedding of Colin Masters and Laura Flannery. 2009 graduate from UGA this Megan Black is an RN and Spring and will attend Dental staff nurse at The James School there this fall. Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute. She lives 2013 in Dublin, Ohio. Paulina Eberts and Alisa Noll Weddings received scholarships from the New Arrivals Caroline Conte is the Com- Society of Women Engineers munications Coordinator for Sean Gilliland ’06 married for the 2014-15 school year. Molly Ryser ’06 Purcell and Texans for Greg Abbott. She Lidia Farinazo on February Eberts attends the University her husband Mike welcomed lives in Austin, Texas. 28, 2015. of Notre Dame and Noll at- Emma Lucille on March 2, tends Ohio State. 2015. Mariana Ramirez is the Sarah Ryser ’00, married Director of Admissions at Michael Salvatori at St. Taylor Frohnapfel resides in Daniel ’03 and Carly DeLucia Northwestern University. She Michael Church in Chicago St. Joseph, Mo. welcomed son James Thomas makes her home in Chicago. on November 8, 2014. on December 14, 2014.

Jacqueline Schlunt Welp is Brian DeLucia ’06 married Lisa Ricci ’00 Holdren and a law student. She resides in Karen Partridge ’06 at St. husband Mitch welcomed Loveland, Ohio. Brigid of Kildare on Septem- Samantha Eve Holdren on ber 6, 2014. December 3, 2014. She joins Jonathan Smith is the Team big sister Lauren Page. Director for Fellowship of Laura Flannery ’03 and Colin Catholic University Students. Masters ’02 were married in Jessica Ceritelli ’01 Kapcar He resides in Columbus. Newport, R.I. on August 16, and her husband Joe, wel- 2014. comed Nicholas Joseph on 2010 November 25, 2014. Mary Kate Campbell is Send us your updates! Katy McEwan ’08 and Chris- tian Salmons ’07 were married Michael Hilty ’99 and his wife employed as an admissions Go to www.bishopwatterson. counselor for Tiffin at St. Andrew’s Church on Melissa welcomed Michael com, click on “Community,” University. August 2, 2014. Clayton III on October 29, then “Alumni,” then “Alumni 2014. Ben Maurer graduated from Information Form” to give us Ryan Kunk ’00 and Nicole Lo- Brittany Hutson ’98 Latoche Bowling Green with a degree updated contact information, renz ’06 married at St. Brigid and her husband Jim wel- in Criminal Justice. He is of Kildare on July 26, 2014. including email addresses. comed baby Lillian Catherine currently attending the Ohio on October 22, 2014. This Police Association’s Training James Williams married is the first grandchild of Academy. Emily Lorenz ’04 in London, England on December 2, Principal Marian Hutson. 2012.

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Susan Schorr-Scheetz Former Bishop November 6, 2014 Watterson Staff 1966 John Michael Favret May 23, 2014

Vicki Ann Nolan March 15, 2014

1968 Gerald L. Wilshire August 5, 2011

1969 Colleen O’Neill DuBrul March 2, 2015

1971 Michael Byron Crisp Patrice McGarity Brown Retirees: Five teachers retired at the end of the 2013-14 school June 20, 2014 October 15, 2014 year. Seated--left to right: English teacher Sharon Vice ’62 Alloway, Guidance Counselor Charlene Ernst; standing—math 1972 teacher Kim Cannell, Service Director Barb Sauter, and science Sister Irene Euman, OP Barbara Pattee Kowalski teacher Helen Ortlieb. Mrs. Alloway retired from full-time August 28, 2014 December 13, 2013 teaching but now teaches two senior English classes each day. Reverend William J. Metzger 1974 November 4, 2014 Christina Ceritelli ’03 Wooten 1959 Elizabeth Macklin Beddow and her husband Tony have a Virginia DePietro Cloran March 17, 2015 Sister Nancy (John Baptist) new baby daughter Ava Marie, April 22, 2014 McAward, OP born October 17, 2014. 1978 November 14, 2014 Barbara Cameron McCann Cliff Ryan Jessica Anthony ’06 Reis April 18, 2014 March 28, 2015 and her husband Matthew Sister Rita Agnes Masse, OP November 16, 2014 welcomed Isabella Alaine on Paul E. Murphy Catherine Wechter Styborski July 9, 2014. June 21, 2014 May 21, 2014 Sister Michele Ryan, OP April 5, 2014 Brad Kernan and Sarah 1960 1983 welcomed Ella Elizabeth on Marianne Hassey Unrue Nanci Melfi Stradley Sister Laurene (Malcolm) May 4, 2014. August 13, 2014 December 15, 2014 Hagman, OP July 16, 2014 Megan Mulligan ’94 Kes- 1962 1998 sler and her husband Tim, Trina Pafford Falk Lisa Beth Landes welcomed Johnathan Everett August 26, 2014 March 27, 2014 on April 27, 1014. He joins his older brothers Thomas, 1963 2001 age 9 and Timothy, age 7. Barbara Mitchell Wears Julie Christine Priwer July 17, 2014 March 15, 2015

Patricia Ann McCann 2008 November 4, 2014 Raquel T. Padro Saying Goodbye November 29, 2014 1965 1958 Elizabeth “Betsy” Stevens Lorr Thomas Anthony Hassey August 17, 2014 May 9, 2014

27 Hall of Fame Inductees

Dew, Emsweller Inducted to Homecoming Hall of Fame

Steve Dew of Logan, Ohio, and Joe Em- sweller of Columbus were inducted to the BWHS Homecoming Hall of Fame during homecoming week 2014. They join 78 members dating back to the Hall’s incep- tion in 1979. Dew and Emsweller were welcomed to Bishop Watterson during homecoming week for a special presenta- tion at a school assembly and at halftime of the Bishop Watterson / St. Francis De- Sales varsity football game. Dew was instrumental in the renovation of Hagely Field in 1995. He was always willing to help in the school as well, re- placing lighting, upgrading the kitchen and science labs and assisting in various ways with the new additions. Emsweller served as the varsity football team’s statistician for 23 years. He was a member of the Bishop Watterson Athletic Association and served as president in 1987.

Manahan Tabbed for NHSBCA Hall

The National High School Baseball Coaches Association has announced that Bishop Watterson coach Scott Manahan is a member of the 2015 class in the NHSB- CA Hall of Fame. Manahan’s teams have won 15 league championships, 19 sectional titles, nine District Championships and have played in three State Final Fours, winning the Division II State Championship at Bishop Watterson in 1997. More information on this award can be found at www.bishop- watterson.com.

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2014 Bishop Watterson High School Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees , left to right—front row: Sister Sally Duffy, Mary Ellen Seidel ’77 O’Brien, Meg Uritus ’94 Zimpfer, Janet Baird ‘87; back row: BWHS Alumni Director Scott Manahan, Paul Pardi, Michael Spiers accepting for Msgr. Edward Spiers, Mike Hilliard ’67, Daniel DeLucia ’03, BWHS Principal Marian Hutson.

Mary Ellen Seidel ’77 O’Brien Second Athletic Hall of Fame O’Brien was a four-sport star for the Eagles, competing in basketball, softball, Class Inducted field hockey and track and field from 1974-77. She was also the first female ath- BWHS recently honored the second group to be entered into the Bishop lete from BWHS to sign a national letter of intent to play sports in college, signing Watterson Athletic Hall of Fame. The class consists of eight individuals who with Miami University. O’Brien was first- distinguished themselves either on the field of play or through their dedication team all-Ohio, first-team all-Metro and to the athletic program as a coach or administrator. These inductees joined the all-league in basketball for the 1975-76 and 1976-77 seasons. In addition, she was 12 individuals inducted into Bishop Watterson’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 2013. named all-league in softball in 1976.

Janet Baird ’87 Sister Sally Duffy Msgr. Edward Spiers Baird played field hockey for BWHS from Sister was the first female head coach at (posthumous) 1984-86 and has served as head coach Bishop Watterson, leading the girls bas- Msgr. Spiers oversaw the construction of since 1997. She has led the Eagles to eight ketball and softball teams from 1968-75 BWHS and three Catholic high schools in final four appearances, winning state and the field hockey team from 1971-75. Columbus and he was the first principal at championships in 2005 and 2009. In addition, she coached the track and Bishop Watterson. field team from 1972-75. Daniel DeLucia ’03 Meg Uritus ’94 Zimpfer DeLucia was a three-sport star for Bishop Mike Hilliard ’67 Zimpfer was a four-year starter (1990-93) Watterson, playing baseball, basketball Hilliard wrestled for the Eagles from and letter winner in soccer. She was also and football for the Eagles.. He was 1963-67, winning the state championship a Parade All-American, four-time first- named all-league and all-district in foot- and compiling a 27-0 record in the 175 lb. team all-district, two-time all-state and ball in 2001 and 2002, all-state in football weight class. He also played football from two-time all-region in soccer. In addition. in 2002, and quarterbacked the state 1963-66 and was a starter on the 1966 state Zimpfer was a three-year starter (1990- championship team in 2002. In basketball championship (UPI) undefeated team. 94) for the Eagle basketball team. DeLucia was three-time all-league (2001, Paul Pardi 2002, 2003), all-district in 2002 and 2003 Pardi has served as the announcer for and all-state in 2003. As a baseball player BWHS home football games for 57 years, DeLucia earned all-league and all-district having started the job in 1958. honors in 2002 and 2003.

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Mike Kenney ’93 and Nick King ’93, local commercial real estate entrepreneurs who created a business center classroom Classrooms Dedicated at BWHS, revamped two more classrooms during the summer of 2014. Members of the Kenney and King families as well as students and BWHS staff attended a class- room blessing.

Seated: Junior Maya Steller, senior Neejad Chidiac, senior Maggie Hamrock. Standing: Business Department Chair Sheri Cook, Diocese of Columbus Schools Superintendent Dr. Joe Brettnacher, ju- nior Jacob Winters, Mike Kenney ’93, Nick King ’93, junior Oliver Schroeder, senior Gino Dettorre, and Principal Mar- ian Hutson. We are grateful to Mr. Kenney and Mr. King for their generous donations!

Fairy Godmother Meghan Noonan ‘15. Spring Musical BWHS presented Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Enchanted Edition) this spring, with sellouts for every show. The musical was directed by Liz Thomas ’87 O’Dorisio. The cast included, left to right–Amelia Johnson and Elizabeth Rieser as the stepsisters and Emily Thomas as the stepmother, Meghan Noonan as the fairy godmother, Patrick Munhall as Christopher the prince, Alexis Eldredge as Cinderella, Andy Simmons as Lionel, Jacob Erney as the king and Hannah Hess as the queen.

Step sisters Amelia Johnson ‘15 and Elizabeth Rieser ‘18.

30 The Eagle Review / Spring 2015 Planned Giving

This year we will celebrate 60 years of educating students in the Catholic tradition.

Each year, we ask for your contributions to the Annual Eagle Fund in order to help us continue the Bishop Watter- son tradition of “Exemplary Catholic Education, Rooted in Faith, Committed to Excellence.” Additionally, we look to planned gifts as a way to ensure the longevity of our mis- sion and school.

By definition, planned giving is a major gift that comes from the donor’s financial or estate planning. Gifts could come from appreciated securities or stock, real estate, a retirement plan or even cash – but they are generally made from outside of one’s discretionary income. Some donors are in a position to make the gift (or multiple gifts) during their lifetime, but many make the gift as a bequest in their will. Planned gifts can offer many benefits to the donor, including tax benefits or the potential for returned income.

Often, a planned gift is put into an endowment fund, which allows the one-time gift to grow and provides a permanent source of funds for the intended beneficiary. Bishop Wat- terson is blessed to receive financial support from several endowment funds created by generous donors. We ask you to consider making a contribution to these existing funds or, if you are able, consider opening your own endowment fund with Bishop Watterson High School as the benefi- ciary.

Currently, The Catholic Foundation manages our existing endowments. In the coming months, Bishop Watterson will implement several planned giving initiatives to sup- port our school. We are excited to again partner with The Catholic Foundation to provide the planned giving options that best suit your family and your financial goals. Loren Brown, President and CEO of The Catholic Foundation, served as the keynote speaker at the inaugural St. Paul John II Legacy Society Speaker Series held in Dominican Hall on April 16.

We ask you to prayerfully consider your role in support- ing these upcoming initiatives. We are continually blessed by your generosity and commitment to Bishop Watterson High School, and we hope to work together towards a goal of ensuring an excellent Catholic education for our future students.

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May 12 Band Concert May 19 Choir Concert May 26 Memorial Day May 30 Graduation June 2 Last Day of School June 19 Mike Crisp Alumni Backyard Shindig August 26 First Day of School September 4-6 Athletic Hall of Fame Weekend September 13 Legends Golf Outing

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