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FALL 2017 Sustained by Spirit. RoundA publication for alumni, current parents, parentsTable of alumni, and friends of Alter High School

KNIGHTS IN CELEBRATION

VISION & STRATEGY ALTER LIFE ALUMNI NEWS ANNUAL REPORT From the Principal/CEO School & Athletic News Alumni Giving pages 18-19 2017 page 2 pages 10-13 Reunions page 20-22 pages 32-50 Celebrating Graduates Arts Wing News Hall of Fame pages 23-26 Fiscal Report page 51 pages 4-9 page 14-16 Class Notes pages 28-31 Open House page 52 VISION & STRATEGY

From the Principal/CEO Lourdes Lambert

It’s Where You Belong Dear Alter Knights: Alter Knights are hard workers in all areas of our lives, and, as you know, that hard work certainly Welcome to our fall edition of our Roundtable pays off. Who better than all of you to tell others Magazine. I hope you find it full of useful what a difference Alter has made in your life? updates for you to enjoy and reconnect with Don’t be afraid to share your good news about your school. our school - your memories, and what continues to draw you to Alter with our community at large As we bid farewell to the class of 2017, – those individual testimonies mean the world and welcome the class of 2021, our school to parents facing a choice for their child’s high enrollment is just below 600 students, and we school education. feel so blessed for all of them and all of you! This is an incredible time to be part of the Alter Archbishop Alter High School continues to be community. Our alumni are more engaged a relevant, viable and competitive option in than they have ever been, and our students our community. Our students consistently score thrive by their connection with them. Our long above the state and national averages on awaited Conservatory for the Arts is finally standardized tests, they continue to perform coming to fruition, and that will house the the most service hours in our region, and incredible talents of our students. I can hardly they continuously earn incredible amounts wait to have facilities that will finally match the of scholarship dollars to continue their caliber of our faculty, our curriculum, and our educational journey- $19.5 million to the class students. I am so excited to see it all completed of 2017 alone. this Spring! There is no better time to share your Alter pride, and tell others why you think your school is where they belong. Our product, all of you, is the most tangible proof of all that is good and right at Archbishop Alter High School. Thank you for your unwavering support, and for keeping us at the forefront of Catholic education in Dayton. May God bless you all always and GO KNIGHTS! With a grateful heart, Lourdes Lambert Principal/CEO

Lambert pictured at The Knight of Gratitude reception with freshmen Katie Cool, Aidan Plate Cassie Eckert, and Taylor Thornburg.

2 the ROUNDTABLE ARCHBISHOP ALTER HIGH SCHOOL IT’S WHERE YOU BELONG 82% of 2017 graduates offered students all students enrolled in equipped with a million in one or more $ scholarships 269 AP classes 570 computer tablet 19.5

over Every Alter hours of Student takes the % community ACT test with a service composite of: 100 14,000 26 participation in Christ-centered retreats

Only Catholic school The top Catholic school in Ohio with a Conservatory for # as ranked by The Washington the Arts program & five Post Most Challenging High Marching Band Class A Schools List 10:1 1 student teacher ratio State Championships 1 over %of seniors were admitted National Merit 87 to their first choice school Finalists in 2017 4 Team State Championships s t e m in nine sports One of four Ohio Catholic since 2000 100% 19 All Alter students are schools to compete at the required to complete State Science Olympiad two semesters of Fine Arts credits

FALL 2017 3 CLASS OF 1967

GRADUATION One of our classmates – Mary Anne Sharkey – says it’s funny how we can remember all the feelings we had over 50 years ADDRESS: ago… but can’t remember what we had for dinner last FROM THE CLASS OF 1967 night! Mary Anne also went on to say how she wrote for the Jack Fiala ‘67 student newspaper at Alter – is it still called the Sword? And that her writing career at Alter was the first step in her career of writing for newspapers in Dayton and Cleveland and on into politics writing for elected officials and serving Good morning and on behalf of my classmates here today… as Communications Director for the governor of Ohio. She and the others scattered around the world I’d like to offer went on to become the first woman elected president of the our congratulations to the class of 2017. Ohio Press Corps. But the seed was sown at Alter.

My classmates and I grew up expecting to go to the fa- One of my favorite activities at Alter was writing funny skits mous Chaminade High School for the guys and the famous for pep rallies. And I certainly never thought that would Julienne for the girls where many of our parents and older lead to any kind of career. But guess what? A big part of siblings went. Then in 7th grade we were told we had to my professional career has been writing comedy sketches go to this place called Alter which was just a school in the for employee meetings and sales meetings and corporate middle of a corn field that nobody ever50 heard of. But it all events for clients like General Motors, WalMart and McDon- turned out okay in the end. ald’s. Who knew there could even be such a career?

We sat at our commencement 50 years ago and thought to Our classmate Dan Schneble loved basketball and tried ourselves – like you probably are right now - that we were fi- out for Alter’s team but got cut on the last day of tryouts nally going to leave Alter and get on with the really import- four years in a row. Senior year he had Mr. Petrocelli for ant things in life – college, careers, all that grown-up stuff. English and on the last day of tryouts Petro called Dan up after class and told him not to come to practice because he But in a lot of ways the really important stuff in life had wasn’t going to make the team. Bullheaded as he was, Dan already happened to us at Alter. And the same is probably showed up at practice anyway just to make the coach cut true for you. Even though you may not know it…yet. him in front of the whole team. Dan says he learned at Alter that you had to work for something in this life and nothing Leading up to our 50th anniversary many of my friends is going to be given to you. So he graduated from Alter, have been sharing recollections of our time at Alter. And, still bullheaded and determined to prove himself, earned a yes, after 50 years many of my closest friends are still my couple degrees and has had a storied career at Ford Motor friends from Alter. But it’s funny how vivid our memories are. Company.

Classmate Rick Fersch tells another interesting story. Rick transferred into Alter his sophomore year – which is difficult for anybody - and was painfully shy and introverted most of that year. Then one day Father Charles Rehling – our music teacher – invited Rick to join the choir. Rick hesitated but Fa- ther insisted, and Rick did indeed join the choir. Rick says it was at that point in his life that he realized he could choose to be extroverted, to get involved in life, to take the initia- tive and make the most of the gifts God had given him. Rick continued singing through college and was elected pres- ident of the Villanova singers, a 150 member semi-profes- sional choir that toured the country. And these successes set him on for a career path that led to being President and CEO of a two billion dollar company – Eddie Bauer – with 10,000 employees and 600 stores. Thank you Father Rehling. We’ve got a bunch of stories like that.

Our valedictorian Dave Bradley, a math and science guy who went to work for IBM. Any time you hit control-alt-delete to restart your laptop remember Dr. Dave. He invented that.

Or Tim Maloney, a charter member of the Alter math club who since graduating from M.I.T. has spent his career in Silicon Valley at Intel and holds over 30 patents in the field of electronics.

At Alter Nancy Ferneding Campbell was a member of Alter’s first French Club and earned a degree in French in college then went on to continue her studies at the Sorbonne in Paris. Not too shabby.

John Missall recalls a single conversation with Father Donovan that changed his attitude and to this day has helped shape his spiritual life.

All these things took root at Alter.

Not to mention the classmates who met the person who would have the most important impact on their lives, those who met their life partners at Alter. Tom and Mary Ann Pratt Shultz and Doug and Donna Wilson Merrill are here today.

One final thought.

In the world we grew up in – the 60’s - when you went to a doctor, he was a man. Lawyer – man. TV news anchors – all men. Reporters, small business owners, corporate executives, realtors, insurance agents – only men.

Alter – unlike the other Catholic high schools – was co-ed. At Alter young men and wom- en studied, worked, achieved things side by side.

We grew up together and grew to respect and appreciate each other in ways we might never have in the old segregated system.

And so when the women of the class of ’67 left Alter… they helped change the world by forging careers for themselves as doctors and lawyers and salespeople and executives and small business owners and artists and activists and, most importantly, mothers who passed the commitment to equality on to their daughters… And to you, the women of the class of ’17.

My classmates and I learned lessons at Alter that we didn’t appreciate until years later. And we’re sure the same will be true for you.

We’re honored to be here with you today and are happy in the certainty that years from now you’ll look back on your time at Alter and realize…”so that’s how it all started.”

Good luck and God bless all of you. CLASS OF 2017 Class of 2017 ARCHBISHOP ALTER HIGH SCHOOL Robert Alig University of Pittsburgh Emily Long Alma College Helen Avery Sinclair Community College Alison Louthain Massachusetts Institute of Technology Libby Baird University of Dayton Caroline Lunne Miami University Ryan Balent Xavier University Lauren Lush Xavier University Elizabeth Bazelak Duquesne University Megan Ly Ohio State University-Newark Michael Beam University of Dayton Ajay Madlinger University of Dayton Scott Beinlich University of Michigan Jennifer Malashevitz University of Dayton Top Ten in The Senior Class Nicole Bidwell Stephens College Allison Mancz Ohio University Valedictorian: Samuel Junker Anamarie Black University of Kentucky Tommy Mangin Miami University Salutatorian: Helen McHenry Claire Bonanno University of Cincinnati Margaret Mangold University of Cincinnati Nicholas Sprauer Alex Borns University of Dayton Ashley Maples Thomas More College Alison Louthain Andrew Bowman Purdue University Ryan Markoff Valparaiso University Scott Beinlich Madison Brewster Sinclair Community College Kane Martin Bowling Green State University Robert Ruffolo Daniel Brown Bellarmine University Chaddrick Mbah University of Akron Allison Mancz Catherine Bryan University of Cincinnati Helen McHenry Miami University Emily Willits Mary Bryan Xavier University Daniel McKelvey University of Cincinnati Michael Saturno Nicholas Busher Cornell University Benjamin McKenna Wright State University Joan Griffin Sarah Cady Northern Kentucky University Taylour McMullen University of Dayton Samuel Junker Helen McHenry Margaret Caulfield University of Cincinnati Jacob Meyer George Washington University Valedictorian Salutatorian Justin Clarke University of Cincinnati Bridget Miley University of Toledo Outstanding Seniors Brian Collins Bowling Green State University Matthew Militello University of Kentucky Justin Schimpf and Emily Willits Nicholas Craft Miami University Annie Miller University of Denver Angus Crowley University of Dayton Braxtin Miller Oklahoma State University Archbishop Alter Award Amy Dalidowicz University of Cincinnati Caroline Miller Belmont University Allison Mancz Gabrielle DeCaestecker Ohio State University Max Miller Indiana University Ethan Deddens Miami University Samantha Miller Wright State University John Ernst Award Matthew Draugelis Sinclair Community College Jack Mochty University of Cincinnati Robert Ruffolo Rachel Ducceschi Xavier University Maria Mosconi High Point University Justin Schimpf Emily Willits Gregory Duchak University of Dayton Nicholas Mueller University of Dayton Outstanding Senior Outstanding Senior Maria Joseph Award Olivia Engler Berklee College of Music Arlette Munyankindi Marian University Mary Bryan Samuel Fehringer Ohio University Aaron Neely University of Kentucky 2017 GRADUATES Sofia Fernandez Miami University Jake Neff University of Dayton Valor Award David Ferrante Saint Louis University Claire Nikolai University of Dayton attending Madison Brewster Eleanor Fidler University of Cincinnati Samantha Nissen University of Cincinnati college this fall Arlette Marie Munyankindi Benjamin Field University of Cincinnati Michael Osterfeld National Guard % James Finke III Miami University Andrew Perrin Bowling Green State University 1 National Guard 99 Allison Fisher Michigan State University Kean Petrello Boston Conservatory at Berklee William Truxel Award Andrea Fite University of Findlay Anthony Petrosino University of Cincinnati Annie Gerding Caroline Frazee University of Dayton Phinu Philip Ohio State University Samantha Frey Loyola University Chicago Lauren Phillips Ohio State University 82% of graduates offered School Citizenship Award Annie Gerding Ohio State University Louis Pilati Wright State University million in Michelle Johnston and Jack Suttman Tyler Gessner Wright State University Eleanor Powers Miami University Mia Gilbert University of Cincinnati Eric Prayson University of Dayton $ scholarships Waging Peace Award Olivia Gillis Ohio State University Lucas Reboulet Heartland Community College Arlette Marie Munyankindi Andrew Gochenaur Ohio State University Samuel Ripley University of Dayton 19.5 Michael Saturno Daniel Gochenaur Purdue University Kyle Roshong United States Air Force Academy Megan Goheen Miami University David Rueth Ball State University Leo F. Trick Memorial Award Joan Griffin University of Notre Dame Matthew Ruffolo University of Kentucky Phinu Philip Nicholas Groene United States Naval Academy Robert Ruffolo University of North Carolina Chapel Hill graduates Ian Groover University of Cincinnati Molly Rupper Eastern Kentucky University Hinkle Award Trevor Haaker Ohio State University Holden Rushing United States Air Force Academy 161 Michael Haber Ohio State University Margo Russ Wright State University Sophia Fernandez colleges or Joseph Hagerty University of Kentucky Jonathan Sands Robert Morris University at Rachel Haines University of Cincinnati Michael Saturno Dartmouth University universities The William F. Rankin Athletic Award 57 Madeleine Hale Ohio University Abigail Schimpf Saint Louis University Scott Beinlich Veronica Harker Saint Louis University Justin Schimpf Indiana University in states Justin Harris University of Kentucky Nathan Schumann University of Cincinnati 16 Gerald Bart Award Jason Hascher Wright State University Ryan Senkiw University of Dayton Elizabeth Bazelak, Olivia Gillis, Joshua Hascher Ohio State University Amanda Showalter DePauw University Emily Willits, Lucas Reboulet, Alexander Helm University of Cincinnati Parker Simms University of Kentucky Robert Ruffolo Toni Hill Sinclair Community College Andrew Smolek University of Dayton National Merit Nicole Hoeflinger Ohio State University Nicholas Sprauer North Carolina State University Finalists 4 Camryn Hogue University of Dayton Sumika Stansbury Ohio State University Jacob Hyer Wright State University Luke Stechschulte Indiana University Rachel Issler Ohio University Andrew Stover University of Dayton over Sean Johnson University of Cincinnati Faith Stuart Ohio Northern University Michelle Johnston University of Cincinnati Jack Suttman University of Notre Dame % of seniors were admitted Stacey Jones Wright State University Adam Sweeney University of Southern Indiana 87 to their first choice school Samuel Junker Northwestern University Mariell Thimme University of Dayton Abdel Kader Ohio University Andrew Tracy Bowling Green State University Joshua Kassman Purdue University Alex Tromp Wright State University Desmond Kelly University of Cincinnati Tess Ungerleider University of Scranton Benjamin Keltos Ohio State University Jonathan Valentour Ohio State University Jenna Kilian University of Dayton Megan Varabkanich Miami University Taylor Kissel Wright State University Andrew Volk University of Dayton William Kunesh Boston College Alec Warren University of Dayton Dane Kuntz Wright State University Charles Wilke Michigan State University Robert Laravie University of Chicago Emily Willits Ohio State University 6 the ROUNDTABLE Jacob Ledford University of Kentucky William Wilson Hiram College Lauren Ledford Cincinnati State Technical College Matthew Zelinski Purdue University Vincent Leone University of Cincinnati Jim Powers ‘89 & Cara Powers Angie Gehring ‘86 Schimpf & Dennis Schimpf ‘86 Leslie Willits & Rick Willits ‘88 Ellie Powers ‘17 Abbey Schimpf ‘17 Emily Willits ‘17

Greg Senkiw & Laura Wiesman ‘85 Senkiw Ryan Roshong & Julie Conway ‘86 Roshong Jim Finke ‘76 & Suzanne Finke Ryan Senkiw ‘17 Kyle Roshong ‘17 Jimmy Finke ‘17

Allan Beam ‘83 & Lisa Britt ‘81 Beam Lori Allen Wilke ‘84 Rick Rueth ‘86 and Peggy Eisenhauer ‘87 Rueth Michael Beam ‘17 Charlie Wilke ‘17 David Rueth ‘17

FALL 2017 7 CLASS OF 2017 Alter Legacy CLASS OF 2017 - CHILDREN OF ALTER ALUMNI

Row 1: Camryn Hogue (Jennifer Fraley ‘94), Nikki Bidwell (Lisa Kirkland ‘86), Margo Russ (Kristen Schweisthal ‘88), Megan Goheen (Tony ‘88), Caroline Lunne (Doug ‘82), Claire Bonanno (Vincent ‘85, Danell Reinert ‘85), Megan Varabkanich (Andrea Cannarozzi ‘85), Kyle Roshong (Julie Conway ‘86), Rob Alig (Tom ‘88, Laura Beatty ‘88)

Row 2: Abbey Schimpf (Dennis ‘86, Angie Gehring ‘86), Allison Fisher (George Gagan ‘78), Olivia Engler (Greg ‘81), Allison Mancz (Deborah Reinert ‘73), Maria Mosconi (Tony ‘83), Emily Willits (Rick ‘88)

Row 3: Dane Kuntz (Nick ‘85), Kean Petrello (Coleen Walsh ‘84), Veronica Harker (Michael ‘81, Michelle Misenko ‘81), Catherine Bryan (Sarah Uhl ‘76), Mary Bryan (Sarah Uhl ‘76), Ellie Powers (Jim ‘89), Lauren Lush (Elizabeth Roddy ‘85), Caroline Frazee (Jennifer Matthews ‘92), Faith Stuart (Shawn ‘86)

Row 4: Lucas Reboulet (Jeff ‘82), Tommy Mangin (Anita Ferneding ‘82), Charlie Wilke (Lori Allen ‘84), Ryan Senkiw (Laura Wiesman ‘85), Michael Beam (Allan ‘83, Lisa Britt ‘81), David Rueth (Rick ‘86, Peggy Eisenhauer ‘87), Maggie Caulfield (Hope Harper ‘83)

Row 5: David Ferrante (Kathy Saxton ‘81), Sean Johnson (Monica Sheridan ‘85), Dominic Laravie (Greg ‘73), Croft Hagerty (Bill ‘75), Jack Suttman (Rob ‘78), Luke Stechshulte (Kathleen Brockman ‘81), Nick Sprauer (Jim ‘79)

Row 6: Ian Groover (Linda Link ‘84), Andrew Bowman (Susan Fremgen ‘79), Claire Nikolai (Tom ‘78, Carol Hoying ‘78), Will Kunesh (John ‘85), Greg Duchak (John ‘79), Justin Schimpf (John ‘88, Kim Graf ‘88), Jimmy Finke (Jim ‘76), Dan McKelvey (Tim ‘82)

8 the ROUNDTABLE Caitlyn Porter Cole Malenich Miamisburg St. Charles welcome Nora Tyra Joe Manfre Spencer Harger-Parikh Gwendolyn Azbill Luke Wannemacher Grace Mangold Kelvin Bowser Luke Wilson Brigid McKenna Pathway School of Discovery Izzy Brose Daniel Miller Mikalah Bugajski Grace Bucy Dayton Leadership Academy Lauren Miller Michael Ferguson Liesl Carter Class of Daija Watson Abigail Mouse Mary-Grace Davis De'Shanti White Emma Neace Queen Of Martyrs Emma Fehringer Renee Palmer Ruby Mahoney Shabroia Hicks 2021 Incarnation Mary Paulson Samuel Johnson Joseph Abboud Aidan Plate Richard Allen Shelby Johnson 129 students from 21 Lydia Alexander Emily Pojman Jayden Baxter Anthony Moore different schools comprise Caroline Bishop Caroline Rentz AaNeste Beavers Madeline O'Neill Derek Borsody Cole Rosenbeck Kennedy Moore Emilya Rosenberg the incoming Alter freshmen Justin Boumalhab Kassidy Roshong Raven Shropshire Madelyn Rupper class. Many are receiving Anna Brown Kennedy Roshong Ray Shropshire Regan Schrimpf scholarships made Olivia Calhoun Jack Ruffolo Anya Tucker Brandon Wooldridge possible through your Camille Joy (C.J.) Delgado Julia Ruffolo Nailah Tucker generous gifts to the Soren Dinkins Colin Scheimann St. Helen Lauren Doorley Connor Schmitt Springboro Junior High Devin Anderson Jr. Annual Fund. Isabela Fernandez William Schwieterman Jackson Frericks Madeline Fisher Matthew Sciarretti St. Ignatius Bellbrook Middle School Bennett Forschner Paige Senkiw St. Albert the Great Maria Weyer Lane Nevers Christine Gulas Brian Shane Jackson Armstrong Cameron Gump Lauren Shenk Patrick Connor St. John XXIII Bishop Ireton Jacob Haines Briana Smith Abigail Foppe Montana Gibson Stephanie Marsh Beck Harnett Taylor Thornburg Max Harry Jordan Griffith Emma Hitch Margaret (Maggie) Warthman Benjamin Kawaja Bishop Leibold School Sophia Hollins Evan Welch Emma Kate Kawaja Trotwood Prep Macy Adams William Homan Annabel Wildermuth Braden Koller Igentry Davis Henry Blair Gabriella Houpt Simon Yacoub Thomas Leibold Marita Bockelman Sophia Imundo Nolan Meyer Van Buren Middle School Katherine Cool Timothy Janess Kettering Middle School Harper Mitchell Christopher Ehinger Jordyn Coots James Keighley, Jr. Seth Morris Craig Rimkus Cassie Eckert Victoria Kiley Joshua Slocumb West Carrollton Middle School Theresa Junker Peyton Kuntz Meadowdale High School Zachary Spears Branden McDonald Courtney Ly Lilly Lawson Jae'Lynn Spearman Matthew See Isabella Magnusen John Lunne St. Augustine Marie Lunne Joshua Bonar

2021 LEGACY: CHILDREN OF ALUMNI Row 1 (sitting): Lydia Alexander (Ed ’89), Caroline Bishop (Molly Rocco ’84), Julia Ruffolo (Rick ’86), Lauren Miller (Adam ’91, Ellen Sand ’91), Regan Schrimpf (John ’89), Caroline Rentz (Vicki Volmer ’86), Caitlyn Porter (Jeff ’73)

Row 2: Patrick Connor (Tim ’94), Paige Senkiw (Laura Wiesman ’85), Victoria Kiley (Donald ’87), Olivia Calhoun (Bob ’85, Rhonda Kuntz ’84), Peyton Kuntz (Nick ’85), Kassidy Roshong (Julie Conway ’86), Lauren Doorley (Amy Suttman ’86), Kennedy Roshong (Julie Conway ’86)

Row 3: Evan Welch (Christine Sullivan ’80), Jackson Armstrong (Sarah Smith), Josh Slocumb (Nancy Sullivan ’98), Cameron Gump (Karen Evers ’88), John Lunne (Doug ’82)

Row 4: Zach Spears (Bonnie Kinney ’88), Nolan Meyer (Tom ’88, Brenda Ernst ’89), Harper Mitchell (Beth Rensel ’90), Brian Shane (Chris Shane ’87, Kristin Blasé ’86), James Keighley (Heather Rice ’95), Will Homan (Susie Alejandrino ’82), Tommy Leibold (Joseph ’93), Beck Harnett (Greg ’82, Kim Mackey ’83)

Row 5: Lilly Lawson (Nikki Parnell ’89), Marie Lunne (Doug ’82), Abigail Mouse (Sarah Alejandrino ’89) FALL 2017 9 ALTER LIFE news prom 2017 Once again, Alter has received The Governor’s Thomas Edison Award for Excellence in STEM Education and Student Research! state science fair awards Congratulations to all of these amazing students and their hard work throughout the year to achieve superior scores! Ashley Vosler (Perfect Score), Grace Thorstenson, Mark Edsall, Sara Yacoub, Grace Bradley, Mary Stier, Charlotte Kunesh, and David Switala. In addition, Sara Yacoub received first place in the Behavioral Science award from the Ohio Psychological Association; Regional Psychological Association. She also received a first place in the Future Physician award from The Ohio State University, College of Medicine and Public Health and The 2017 Prom Court included: Ryan OSU Health Systems Balent, Allison Fisher, Nick Busher, Megan Goheen, Angus Crowley Rachel Haines, Mark Edsall received a second place in the Behavioral Science award from Benj McKenna, Michelle Johnston, JP the Ohio Psychological Association; Regional Psychological Association. Schimpf, and Caroline Lunne. The King Matthew Buerschen received the Geological award from the Ohio and Queen for the evening were Nick Geological Society. Busher and Megan Goheen. freshmen retreat: service in the community In April, our freshmen had their retreat day as a day of service. After Mass, the freshmen set out in groups to one of 16 different agencies across the Miami Valley for a day of service. Some visited with residents of nursing homes. Some worked to prepare community gardens for spring planting. Still others organized supplies and donations in warehouses. There were many other projects as well. In all, our freshmen provided nearly 1000 hours of service that day.

10 the ROUNDTABLE alter summer adventures

THANK YOU! Alter students & faculty giving their time in Alter students visit Germany this summer Guatemala at the Agua Viva Orphanage with Mrs. Morris Thank you to all of the parents, students, alumni, families and friends who volunteered at AlterFest 2017. Almost 2,000 individuals gave their time this weekend to ensure AlterFest was a huge success.

A special Thank You goes to: John Jansing and Allan Beam, AlterFest 2017 Chairs Dave & Ruth Girouard and Lisa Collins, Treasury Division Heads John Schimpf, Shawn Cochran and Rick Woeste, Operations and Electrician Division Chairs Mary Ann Kabel, Sean VanKirk and Alissa Gantt, Food Division Chairs Chris Beust and Rob Miller, the Beer/Wine Division Chairs Sam and Vicki Wright, the Entertainment Division Chairs 94 Alter students attended the Catholic Youth Conference in Steubenville, Ohio Pat Popp and Don Klosterman, the Kid’s Division Chairs Lance Wilker, the Security Chair Frank and Kathy Ferrante, the Warehouse Division Chairs Willie Bruns, the Chicken Grill Master gibbons visits alter All Booth Chairs Joanne George, Booster Volunteer Coordinator

Susie Gibbons ‘74, Alter Alum and Cincinnati Archdiocese Superintendent, visited Alter at the beginning of the school year ALTER LIFE college bound 2017 fall sports CROSS COUNTRY ATHLETES The team is having a great fall, and they are heading into the GCL meet on Saturday and the District meet the following week.

FOOTBALL The Knights are 6-1 overall, and 3-0 in the GCL, as they work to try to secure a spot in the playoffs for the Libby Bazelak Nick Busher Sarah Cady Basketball Football Soccer 17th year in a row. Duquesne University Cornell University Northern Kentucky University GOLF Both the girls and both teams advanced from section- als to the district tournaments. The boys won the GCL (by 70 strokes), and both teams will be heading to the State Championship!

Dominic Laravie Emily Long Ryan Markoff SOCCER Basketball Basketball Football The latest OSSCA Poll has the Boys team ranked fourth University of Chicago Alma College Valparaiso University and the Girls team ranked first in Division II. Both teams earned the #1 seed for their Sectional Tourna- ment and will begin tournament play next week. The girls are the GCL North Division champions and are ranked 18th in the country in the 2017 USA Today Soccer Coaches Ranking. Jacob Meyer Braxtin Miller Kyle Roshong Baseball Basketball Football GIRLS TENNIS George Washington University Oklahoma State University US Air Force Academy Rachel Hawley and Emily Pojman qualified and advanced to the District Tournament that will be held this week.

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Are the GCL North Division champions. They close out their regular season this week, and begin David Rueth Matt Ruffolo Sectional tournament play as the top seed on Football Football Saturday, October 21st. Ball State University University of Kentucky

Holden Rushing Adam Sweeney Football Soccer US Air Force Academy University of Southern Indiana 1 SCHOOL YEAR - 4 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

2016 GIRLS SOCCER 2016 BOYS SOCCER

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2017 GIRLS BASKETBALL 2017 BOYS VOLLEYBALL

32 TEAM & 35 INDIVIDUAL STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

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From the Advancement Director Rick Willits ‘88

A visit from the Haskamp Family

Last spring, the first graduating class of Alter High School, the Class of 1966, decided to host a sock hop to honor their first principal, Father Edward F. Haskamp. Their goal was to raise $50,000 to honor Father Haskamp and name the new theater stage in his honor. The arts wing is the first significant construction at Alter High School since Father Haskamp trudged through the mud to oversee the construction of the school in the summer of 1962. It is appropriate and fitting that part of the new construction will bear his name. Delores Steltenpohl resides at 10 Wilmington Place and her neighbor, who has an Alter connection, noticed the stage naming opportunity and Sock Hop event publicized in the Alter Spring Roundtable. She shared the publication thinking that Delores might be interested in making a donation. And why not? Delores was, after all, the next youngest sibling in the family to Edward Haskamp! Delores then reached out to our office to learn more about the project and scheduled a visit. She brought along several of her siblings and then organized the collection of funds from the family to honor their brother. What made the visit so delightful were the personal stories about our first principal. The Haskamp family and Alter Alums will name the new theatre stage after Fr. Haskamp They shared how he was an accomplished musician, loved art, was a scratch golfer, a swimmer and an avid sailor. He even Edward Haskamp was born in Cincinnati, Ohio on January 16, had his own boat and would sail in the summers up on Lake 1925. He was one of ten children. After graduating from high Michigan. He was extremely competitive and very athletic, school, Edward Haskamp entered the seminary and became an especially in baseball. Family members shared that he loved ordained priest. As the first principal of Alter, Father Haskamp being the principal at Alter and cared about his students, but demonstrated a clear commitment to creating an atmosphere he didn’t care so much for the dances. The story was told that where every student would be given an opportunity to succeed whenever a dance occurred in the gym, he would set the master and thrive. He was a leader for whom collaboration was key, clock ahead a couple minutes each hour during the dance. and he inspired faculty, staff and students alike to strive to be Without cell phones or any way to check the time, the students the best. The amazing spirit that he worked so hard to instill is would leave, and by the time they dropped off their dates, they deeply evident even to this day. He even showed his sense of would arrive home “right on time” and parents would thank humor when he was approached by student Paul Zimmer, who Father Haskamp for getting them home at a reasonable hour. asked if they could have a Homecoming dance in the fall of 1964. Father Haskamp said “No, because there are no alumni yet to come home, but you may have a fall harvest dance.” We all know now that the three-hour dance would be over well before 11pm! When Father Haskamp retired to a little house near Heaven’s Gate Cemetery in Cincinnati, he would often have to walk home from his doctor visits. It finally dawned on him how it must have sounded when he would call for a cab asking for a fare for a priest to take him from the hospital to the cemetery. Father Haskamp died on August 29, 2003, but his inspiration remains Chuck Wagner ‘66, Toni Smith DiPasquale ‘66, Rick Willits gives the Haskamp Family a tour of alive at Archbishop Alter 55 years later! and Tim Quinn ‘69 welcome the Haskamp Family the new Arts Wing Construction ARTS WING CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS ANTICIPATED COMPLETION - SUMMER 2018

Work continues of the Arts Wing at Alter. On September 18th, steel showed up on the site and the south half of the building was installed over the band room. Exterior brick work will restart the week of September 25th. The north half interior foundation will be poured in the next few weeks and the north wall will then be completed. Steel will be installed on the north half of the building over the theater. It is the goal of Fender Construction to be “under roof” by Christmas! Weather cooperating and God willing, we are still on track for a May 2018 completion. Stars and seats are still available for purchase. Visit: www.alterartswing.org

Aerial view of the Arts Wing connecting to the main school building.

The Arts Wing cinder blocks are in place - view from the parking lot. Scaffolding shown for the bricks near the new breezeway.

Thanks to Fender Construction for making the Arts Wing a reality! The crane and beams have arrived on campus for installation.

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THE CHRISTINE CONNOR & FRED J. MILLER CONSERVATORY OF THE ARTS STARS AND SEATS HELP US FUND THE INTERIOR FINISHES OF THE NEW ARTS WING AT ALTER HIGH SCHOOL! HONOR YOUR CLASS OR AN INDIVIDUAL BY PURCHASING A STAR IN THE ENTRY OR A SEAT IN THE THEATRE

ALTERARTSWING.ORG OR CALL 937.434.2059 FOR MORE INFORMATION!

IN MEMORY OF SYDNEY BREYER CLASS OF 2015 1988

$5,000 $2,000 theAlumniConnection From the Director of Alumni Relations Kim Graf ‘88 Schimpf

CELEBRATING YOU As I reflect back on our Alter Alumni Community in 2017, I have a sense of happiness and pride in the way our alums (both alum parents & students) have come together, supported one another, and had fun. One thing is for sure: ALTER KNIGHTS LOVE TO CELEBRATE!

YOU celebrate one another: Children’s weddings, Reunions, Hall of Fame inductions, golf outings, trips to fun places….. You love to celebrate together, and it makes my heart happy to see Alter people reuniting…. It was a treat to see the class of ’67 reunite after 50 years. Seeing the groves of people at our Hall of Fame event supporting all of their inductee friends was special indeed. There were so many weddings this year of our young alums, and there was an Alter contingent at each of them celebrating. I appreciate alums, like Eric Eichner ’77, who corral classmates to get together out of a pure love for Alter. And to see the young classes of 2007 and 2012 have a TOTAL blast together at their reunions (even after a few short years apart), confirms to me that Alter is something special.

YOU celebrate the successes of our school: Many of you attended our 4 State Championship games and listened to various radio broadcasts of different games throughout the past year, many of you track the success of our students and their academic accomplishments throughout high school and beyond, and many of you send regular gifts to help our alma Congratulations to the CLASS of 1967!! mater thrive. Thank you for celebrating with us! Your class had the MOST votes and are the WINNERS of YOU celebrate and make things happen: After planning their 50th our 2017 Homecoming Challenge!! Congratulations and reunion, the Class of ’66 wanted to keep going. They decided to start Thank you!! Your Class Year will be placed on the lapel of their own campaign to gain naming rights to the Arts Wing stage and our Knight Mascot for years to come. created Alter’s first Sock Hop in order to raise money for that cause. They are making things happen! In the midst of celebrating at their And….. Based on voting, our Mascot is now officially reunion, the class of ’76 knew they wanted to do something special for named “Sir Winsalot”! You’ll start to see Sir Winsalot at Alter, and they gave us our beautiful stations of the cross in honor of many of our games, pep rallies, and events. one of their classmates. Thank you! Our reunion committees made it happen too. They were attentive to detail, focused on their classmates, Thank you to everyone who donated to our school via and had a huge desire to create fun events. Many of you helped with Alter Fest again this year. I watched Molly Rocco ’84 Bishop and Lori the Homecoming Challenge!! Be ready next year! Allen ’84 Wilke run the Grand Prize booth again this year, and I saw many other alums at work throughout the weekend. I also had the pleasure to see the dynamic duo: John Jansing (parent of Ben ’11, Sarah ’13, and Elisabeth ‘15) and Allan Beam ‘83 (and parent of Adam ’15, Emily ’16, Michael ’17, and Joe ‘19) run AlterFest again this year with got email? perfection. Many of our alumni updates are now sent via email. We CELEBRATE all of YOU. Thank you for giving to Alter in so many ways. If you are not receiving them, please update your We need you, and we certainly appreciate you. contact information at www.alterhs.org/alumni. ALUMNI CONNECTION The Class of 1976 Comes Together to Honor a Classmate and Alter When the Class of 1976 gathered together for their 40th high school reunion, the alums reflected upon the gift they wanted to give back to Alter High School. In doing so, they remembered the Charasmatic Movement, and the importance that had during their time at Alter. The Charasmatic Movement was where the Catholic Church began to place emphasis on having a personal relationship with Jesus through prayer and expression in addition to the tradition of Catholic practices. As part of this movement, Mrs. Betty Kirchmer led a prayer group in the original chapel comprised of many of the members of the Class of ’76, including Mark Soehner – now Father Mark The dedication plaque developed by the hospice care, the bereaved, support for new Soehner. Class of 1976 and placed by The Stations Christians and new Franciscan brothers of our Cross in our chapel says it all, “In and so much more.’ He is an amazing and The ’76 alums heard about us not having appreciation for our religious foundation humble person and our class is so very Stations of the Cross in our beautifully and in recognition of fellow classmate, proud of him. As for me, Alter in general renovated Chapel. Stations of the Cross Father Mark Soehner, OFM, an exemplary (and particularly the interesting religion can be very expensive, so Alter had not servant of the Lord. May the Way of the classes taught by Mr. Tom Flaherty) as well yet been able to make that purchase. Cross bring us ever closer to God.” as our prayer group greatly impacted my These wonderful alums decided to life. It was truly an amazing time of growth raise the funds from their class to give The Mass, which some of our students - spiritually, socially and intellectually. I’m this beautiful gift to Alter. They spent and members of the class of ’76 so thankful to my parents for choosing a great amount of time ensuring the attended, was tremendously beautiful Alter. What a pleasure to collaborate most beautifully designed Stations with amazing messages shared by with my fellow alumni to make this class were selected to match our Chapel, Father Mark throughout. We sure wish gift happen. It was very cool to come full and they then held a mass presided by he could come back and preach to all circle, back to the very place where our their honoree, Father Mark Soehner, to our students! After honoring Father prayer group met back in 1976...to see recognize HIM!! Mark at the mass and returning home, The Stations of the Cross hanging in the Leslie Klatt ’76 Flaherty shared these beautiful new Chapel!” words with us: ‘I know that the prayer group helped fuel Fr. Mark’s vocational Thank you to the special Class of 1976 aspirations. His enthusiasm for Christianity for your generosity, alumni giving spirit, was as evident back then as today dedication, and friendship. We are in our and it’s so cool that he has retained his Chapel every day, and we think of all of wonderful laid-back, sweet demeanor. you and Father Mark Soehner each time It was challenging to consolidate in a we view our beautiful Stations of the general way his many important positions, Cross. achievements and good works in my little speech at the end of the dedication Mass: “Pastor, counselor, homilist, advocate for the poor and the homeless, dedication 1976 Prayer Group: Father Mark pictured center under the altar, Leslie Klatt Flaherty next to him and Mrs. Betty Kirchmer on the far left. to the protection of children, those in

18 the ROUNDTABLE We went back in time on June 10, 2017, with Alter’s SOCK HOP – hosted by the Class of 1966! The Class of ’66, under the leadership of their “Miss Spirit”, Toni DiPasquale, planned and executed a fun bash held in Alter’s Gym! Many different groups of people attended – alums from various Plaque for the Stations of the Cross from Class of 1976 classes, friends of alums, and people who didn’t even know about Alter, but wanted to hear a great band and attend a Sock Hop. It was a simple affair – BYOB, dress up if you’d like, listen to music, and dance, of course! They danced to the tunes of Blind Justice, an awesome band led by singer and ’66 alum, Chuck Wagner. Other than to just “have fun”, the Sock Hop was geared to benefit their goal of naming the Arts Wing Stage in honor of Alter’s first Principal, Father Edward Haskamp. The event raised over $8,000, and fun was had by all. A big thank you to Toni & Charlie DiPasquale, Chuck Wagner and his band’s donated entertainment, the entire ’66 planning committee, and all who attended and supported the event!

The beautiful, new Stations of the Cross in the Chapel

Father Mark blesses the Stations of the Cross

FALL 2017 19 Alter students assisting in Mass with Father Mark ALUMNI REUNIONS 1967 - 50 YEAR REUNION

1972 - 45 YEAR REUNION

20 the ROUNDTABLE 1977 - 40 YEAR REUNION

1987 - 30 YEAR REUNION

1992 - 25 YEAR REUNION

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2007 - 10 YEAR REUNION

2012 - 5 YEAR REUNION

BIRTHDAYS! CLASS OF 1968 REUNION - - 50 YEARS! 1970 CELEBRATION 1975 CELEBRATION The Reunion will be held over the July 20, 2018 weekend! Updated info on FaceBook: Archbishop Alter High School Class of1968.

Members of ’68 are invited back to our 2018 Graduation Ceremony on Saturday, May 19th at 9:30am. RSVP to [email protected]. Welcome to the alter hall of fame ALUMNI

We are proud to recognize the newest members of the Alter High School Alumni Hall of Fame. Each of these individuals has achieved success in their professional careers, personal life, or through their athletic endeavors, but all have modeled the Christian ideals that are the basis of an Alter education.

These eight new recipients were inducted into the Alter Hall of Fame on October 5, 2017 at a dinner at the Presidential HALL OFFAME 2017 Banquet Center and addressed the current students at an assembly the following morning. They were also recognized during the Homecoming football game that evening. Congratulations to all of our 2017 Hall of Fame Inductees!

To nominate someone or to view a list of past inductees,please visit the Hall of Fame pages of www.alterhs.org/hall-of-fame. For more information, please contact Kim Schimpf at [email protected] or 937.428.5305. OH. and her family currently reside inCincinnati, have 2daughters, Stella and Claire. Becky to is married JasonBecky Shields and they Women’s Team. All-Century Soccer year, and she was named to Ohio the State Grimes-Davidge Leann the award her senior prestigiousthe Big Ten Medal of Honor and yearnal at OSU. was recipient the Becky of Regional Team All-American during her fi First Team All-BigTen for and selected the occasions.on She several named was also was namedBecky Big Ten Player of Week the Valuable Player her senior year. Additionally, Player her junior and senior years and Most awarded team’s the Most Valuable Offensive named captain her senior year. She was starter and four-year letter was winner who While at Ohio State, was afour-year Becky University. to play collegiately soccer at The Ohio State an senior All-American year. went Becky on in her junior and senior years and was named Team All-State and honors All-Region both during her senior year. She was awarded First including and District Area Player of Year the nior years. She achieved many Area awards, field and namedcaptain her junior se- and career, she was afour-year starter mid- inthe ner) player at while Alter. her During soccer winner) and (two-year basketball letter- win was astandoutBecky (four-year soccer letter Becky Borchers ’95Shields Becky ATHLETIC INDUCTEE - tennis! eling, biking, golfing and watchinggreat a game of work and enjoys community Eileen trav service, 4 state championships.) soccer In addition to her by Carroll High and themselves School they earned Kevin, 3boys and graduated (All Eric. from near proud parents of Brian to (married his wife Alex), her husband, Steve reside in Beavercreek and are the UDStatehousethe Civic Scholars Program. She and doors for talented college students at UDthrough ness 10years ago including mentoring and opening beganher ownEileen consulting andbusi advocacy U.S. Congress in2008. years before her husband, Steve, to was the elected as a Congressional Director District for nearly 18 next 25years at state the and levels, federal serving lican continued Club in1979.Her service over the founded first the chapter the of U.D.CollegeRepub - lowed her passion for politicsand and public service on Dean’s the List 7of her 8semesters, fol Eileen ing as captain her junior and senior years. While 1 singles spot for 4consecutive serv years also while University of Dayton where she number the earned She continued her tennis career as awalk-on at the Council. as an officer She served the also for Alter Student andketball 1year eachon and softball volleyball. competed 4years on varsity tennis, 2years of bas Associationletic or G.A.A..While at Alter, Eileen Rather, there was an organization Girls Athcalled - regional or state level through schools. high their opportunity for female athletes to compete on the AAA state doubles title. Prior to 1976,there was no ner, first the ever earned girls Cindy Ohio Scheper Crotty Austria, along with her tennis doubles- part of fall the herDuring senior year at Alter, Eileen Eileen CrottyEileen Austria ’77 ATHLETIC ALUMNUS FALL 2017 23

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Major General James Kelley ‘70 Robert Kronauge ‘76 Rick Kuntz ‘75 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS ATHLETIC ALUMNUS DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS

While at Alter, MG Kelley was President of the Bob Kronauge was a four-year varsity letter Rick Kuntz graduated from Miami Universi- National Honor Society. He lettered in tennis, recipient in tennis. He played the number 1 ty, and received his medical degree from Case wrestled at the YMCA, and was in the band, singles position all four years. Bob won the Western Reserve University School of Med- orchestra and the Dayton Philharmonic. Jim high school districts and sectionals in singles icine. He completed his residency and chief received a Congressional Appointment to the from 1974-1976. In his junior year he was a residency in internal medicine at the Univer- Military Academy, West Point. Alter laid the State semi-finalist, and he was the finalist his sity of Texas Southwestern Medical School/ groundwork for all his future endeavors, spir- senior year. In 1976, his team won the State Parkland Hospital, Dallas, and then complet- ituality and lasting friendships. Championship. As a junior tennis player, Bob ed fellowships in cardiovascular diseases and was ranked in the top 32 in the country. He interventional cardiology at Harvard Medical At West Point, Jim focused on academics, was also ranked number one in the Ohio Val- School, Boston. Kuntz received his Master leadership, athletic and military training. ley and Midwest in the 18 and under singles. of Science in Biostatistics from the Harvard After graduation, he was commissioned and School of Public Health. served 34 years in the Army. As an Airborne After graduating from Alter, Bob continued Ranger, he spent 5 years in Infantry/Armor his tennis career on a full scholarship at the Rick served as Associate Professor of Med- units. He then went to Flight School and University of Cincinnati. At UC Bob played icine at Harvard Medical School, Chief of flew 25 years in Attack Helicopters and Black the number 1 position in both singles and the Division of Clinical Biometrics, and an Hawks. doubles all four years. He qualified for the interventional cardiologist in the division of NCAA’s three year in singles and one year in cardiovascular diseases at the Brigham and He served at all levels of command and staff doubles. In his junior year, Bob won the Met- Women’s Hospital in Boston. He was the including Panama defeating the Noriega re- ro Conference championship and was named Founder and Chief Scientific Officer of the gime, Hurricane Andrew relief, Somalia, and the Metro Conference Player of the Year. A Harvard Clinical Research Institute (HCRI), Deputy Commander Third Army for Kuwait, highlight during his college years was to play in and has directed over 100 multicenter clin- Iraq, and Afghanistan. His awards include: the ATP main draw tournament in Cincinnati. ical trials and has authored more than 250 two Distinguished Service Medals, four Mer- original peer-reviewed publications. He has itorious Medals, Bronze Star, along with rec- Locally Bob won the Montgomery County served as a member of the Board of Gover- ognitions and awards from other services. Men’s Open Singles from 1977-1981. He also nors of PCORI (Patient Centered Outcomes Currently, he and his wife Song Li live in Mc- won the doubles championship five times. In Research Institute) since it was established in Lean, VA where they do volunteer services 1989, Bob was inducted into the Dayton Ten- 2010 as part of the Affordable Care Act. He for the homeless. He has a son Jack and a nis Hall of Fame. is currently adjunct Professor of Medicine daughter Colleen. at, and received the Distinguished Alumni Currently, Bob is a Partner at Barker, Beck, Award in 2013 from, Case Western Reserve Collins and Kronauge Insurance Agency. He University School of Medicine. is also affiliated with KTC Quail Tennis Club. Bob and his wife Becky have 2 sons, Chad and Rick is currently the Senior Vice President Justin. Chad and his wife, Monica, have a son and Chief Scientific, Clinical and Regulatory Ford Robert. Both Chad and Justin played Officer of Medtronic, plc. He has served as tennis like their father. Justin was the #1 a member of the Company’s Executive Com- player in the country at 18 & Under, and as a mittee since joining in 2005. In this role, he two-time All-American and Hall of Famer at oversees the company’s global regulatory af- Ohio State, he holds the record for the most fairs, health policy and reimbursement, clini- combined singles and doubles wins there. He cal research activities, and corporate technol- remains in the Top 10 in the nation for the ogy. Rick lives in Minneapolis with his wife 24 the ROUNDTABLE most wins of all DI schools. Karen and their 18 year-old twins, Daniel and Ryan. Jeffrey Miller ‘77 Tom Nikolai ‘78 Jim Siewe DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS HONORED COACH & TEACHER ’69 – 77

Jeff graduated in 1982 with an undergradu- Tom Nikolai graduated from Alter High Jim was a 1965 graduate of Chaminade High ate degree in accounting from The Ohio State School in 1978 and the University of Dayton School, where he was a class officer, letterman University. He practiced in Tampa, Florida in 1982 with a Bachelor of Science in Ac- in three sports, and voted Most Athletic in as a Certified Public Accountant with Ernst counting. He was grounded in his faith, fam- his class. Jim was also a 1989 Chaminade-Ju- and Young. In 1986, Jeff entered the MBA ily and community. lienne Athletic Hall of Fame inductee. After program at the University of Michigan. Af- high school he played football on scholarship ter graduation, he moved back to Dayton and Tom lived his faith. Mindful of the biblical for the University of Dayton, and in 1968, worked in corporate finance and accounting passage, “To whom much is given, much is the two time letterman was named the win- with NCR Corporation. During this time, his expected”, Tom avidly engaged in numerous ner of the Lt. Andrew Zulli Memorial Trophy responsibilities included financial planning community projects and boards sharing his for outstanding character, leadership, and and analysis for NCR’s European division and time, talents and knowledge. Tom was always academic achievement. He graduated with a managing the financial reporting for NCR’s concerned with those who weren’t as fortu- Business degree, and later earned his Master international operations. nate in life and did what he could to make of Business Education from Wright State Uni- their lives better. He made a significant impact versity in 1976. Jeff received his Ph.D. in accounting at the as a dedicated member of the board of Alter University of Texas and then joined the fac- High School, serving 11 years on the Finance Jim joined the Alter staff in 1969 where he ulty of the University of Notre Dame College and Executive Committees and guiding Alter served one year as head baseball coach, four of Business where he taught undergraduate to a strong financial foundation from which years as an assistant football coach, and 5 accounting for his first 9 years. He has since future Knights will greatly benefit. Tom was years as reserve basketball coach. His JV been teaching graduate level accounting in actively involved in coaching and organizing basketball teams were 75-15 and won five Notre Dame’s MBA and Executive MBA pro- the intramural basketball and golf programs consecutive K.I.T. Reserve Championships. grams. at Incarnation Parish from which many par- Jim was named head football coach on April ticipants later competed and excelled at Alter. 11, 1973. The 1973 team went 8-2, tying the During his 18 year tenure at Notre Dame, school record for wins in a season. The 1975, Jeff has won numerous teaching awards in- Tom took great pride in his 30-year partner- the Knights became the first undefeated team cluding the Dincolo Award for Outstanding ship with fellow alumnus, Mark Fornes (‘74), in Alter history with a 9-0-1 record and fin- Teaching, the Rev. Edmund P. Joyce, C.S.C. in a commercial real estate firm. He was ac- ished 7th in the AP State AAA polls. Jim Award for Excellence in Teaching, and two tive in his profession, participating in many was named 1975 O.S.A.A. Coach of the Year. Professor of the Year awards for the Notre professional and trade committees. The Day- From 1973-76, his teams were 31-7-1. He lat- Dame Executive programs. Recently, he was ton Business Journal honored Tom with the er became a volunteer coach with Alter Youth named the MBA Outstanding Professor of 40 under 40 Award in 1998 for achievements Football for several years. the Year for both 2015 and 2016. Notably, Jeff in his career as well as leadership and com- has published his research in the nation’s top munity activities. In 1977, Jim had an opportunity to reunite academic accounting journals including The with his high school mentor, Coach Ed Re- Accounting Review, The Journal of Account- Tom loved his family. He was adored by his gan, principal of Wayne H.S., to become the ing Research, and Contemporary Account- wife of 33 years, Carol Hoying (‘78) Nikolai. Warrior head football coach. He later left ing Research. However, Jeff takes the most Their four wonderful children: Grace (‘10), coaching and teaching in 1981 to enter the satisfaction from having touched the lives of Alex (‘13), Joseph (‘15), and Claire (‘17) are life insurance business and owns the Siewe nearly 3000 Notre Dame students during his grateful and proud to call him Dad. His leg- Insurance Agency. He is a Chartered Life Un- academic career. acy will remain with them forever through derwriter, Chartered Financial Consultant, his unconditional love, encouragement and and was 1984 National Agent of the Year for Bankers Mutual Life. Jeff met his wonderful wife Michelle while support. working in Tampa, Florida. They have been Jim and his wife Cathy live in Kettering and married for over 30 years and have two chil- A happy family is but an earlier Heaven… George Bernard Shaw are the proud parents of three daughters, Amy, dren, Lauren and Grant. Kristi, and Betsy. ALUMNI HALL OF FAME 2017 Moments from the Hall of Fame ...

Dr. Rick Kuntz delivers his induction speech at the HOF Dinner

Major General Jim Kelley & Becky Borchers Shields at the student assembly

Inductees pictured L to R: Jim Siewe, The Nikolai Family, Bob Kronauge, Eileen Crotty Austria, Becky The Crotty & Kronauge familes Borchers Shields, Jim Kelley, Jeff Miller, and Rick Kuntz - pictured with their student ambassadors (former neighbors) celebrate together

Professor Jeff Miller talks to Alter students about the The Nikolai family honoring Tom during Coach Jim Siewe enjoys class with importance of planting seeds for the future the Homecoming Game current Alter students Hats Off to Todd Duplain! resources they need to effectively manage the school; to have each Board member champion a certain aspect of the school (students, faith, Todd Duplain ‘92 has worn many communication, advancement, etc.); and, to continue to raise the bar on hats at Alter. From wearing a football academics, athletics, extracurriculars and faith. helmet during high school to wearing a hard hat in the course of Alter’s As a Board member, what changes have you seen? First, the level Arts Wing construction to wearing of clarity on our values. In large part because of Lourdes’ leadership, the President’s hat of Alter’s Board of Alter has become very clear on its values of educating the whole person Trustees, Todd has loved being a part - mind, body and spirit. Those values are woven into every aspect of of the Alter community. the school. The new Arts Wing demonstrates this, and I applaud the Alter community for their foresight and perseverance in making this Born in Dayton to Bob and Donna Duplain, Todd and his brother, strategic decision. I am confident that it is going to be a catapult for Keith ‘90, grew up in Centerville and attended Incarnation School. engaging more of our current student body and future Knights into the He continued his Catholic education at Alter, where he played Arts. Second, the sheer number of unique academic and leadership football and basketball. Todd graduated from Miami University with opportunities for our students. Multimedia, Marketing, Personal Finance, an Accounting degree, became a CPA and worked for KPMG and Entrepreneurship, Chef – I wish those classes had existed when I was Miller Valentine Group. Currently, Todd is the CEO of RG Properties, a a student! Lastly, the Alter community’s willingness to invest in our commercial real estate investment company. children’s future. Attending Alter as a student or teaching at Alter takes investment on many levels. Alter is not free and does not have the While at Alter, Todd met his wife Suzanne (nee Zimmer), also a ‘92 budget of a public school. We have an incredibly generous community alumna. Two of their sons are currently Alter Knights (Mike ‘18 and (alumni, past and current parents and friends) who believe in the Matt ‘19) and two more will follow (Jon ‘22 and Andy ‘24). Todd and tremendous value of a Catholic education for our youth; they continue Suzanne donned their Alter alumni hats and have served as Class to support Alter so that our students can have the best opportunities to Ambassadors for Phone-a-thons. In 2009, Todd was invited to serve learn and grow in a faith-centered environment. on the Facilities Committee and learned about the physical and fiscal aspects of operating the school. He joined Alter’s Board of Trustees What are your hopes for your alma mater? In today’s fast changing in 2011 and became Chair of the Board three years ago. world, it is impossible to predict the skill sets needed for the future. However, there are certain time-tested principles that will always be Todd believes in the value and mission of Alter. His servant critical to living a successful life such as good character, solid morals, leadership is a testament to this, and we are extremely grateful for strong work ethic, critical thinking, sacrifice and personal responsibility. his dedication to the Alter community. Alter teaches all of these principles in great depth. I believe that the Alter experience, regardless of how the world operates in the future, will be an What are your favorite memories of Alter as a student? Sister incredible advantage for our students and our community. Frances Flynn was one of my favorite teachers. She taught Accounting and was very demanding, but I loved her style and learned a great We thank you, Todd for your support over the past 25 years and your deal. She never put up with “my stuff” and was pretty quick to put me faith in Alter’s future! in my place, for which I am now thankful. Also, playing football had a tremendous impact on me. I was not very good, but Coaches Imber and Roark taught me a lot about work ethic, commitment, mental toughness and teamwork - skills I still use today. It’s been 25 years but I can still 2017-2018 Board Members: vividly remember Coach Imber yelling every day at practice, “Duplain, do Cliff Bishop Lourdes Lambert it right!”

Why is it important for you to stay connected to Alter? Of all the John Bradley Maggie Paxson Collins organizations in the Dayton community, I feel the strongest about Alter. It is a very special place for me. Today’s parents and students are truly Todd Duplain Laura Roesch committed to the school, and devote a tremendous amount of time, energy and resources. I’ve met many wonderful people as a student, Matt Graybill Gil Switala parent and Board member. Most importantly, I met my wife and best friend, Suzanne, at AlterFest in 1987. David Homan Ed Syron What are your thoughts about the Board’s purpose and goals? Suzie Kreusch Julie Taylor Unlike a lot of organizations whose Boards establish vision and mission, Alter’s vision and mission are largely set by the Archdiocese. That said, Sarah Kunesh Father Chris Worland Alter’s Board is intimately involved in setting objectives for the school and supporting our leaders in accomplishing the vision and mission. Principal Lourdes Lambert has done a fantastic job getting the Board to be more collaborative with school leadership – a foundation set by Father Jim Manning. I am a better person for having served on the Board, and am grateful for the friends I have made. My goals for the Board are to continue to support the school leadership team with the FALL 2017 27 ALUMNI CONNECTION KNIGHTS FOREVER Matt Stangle ‘93 Steven McCarthy ‘06 This past summer, the wife of Matt Stangle ‘93, started a conversation at Class Notes a lacrosse tournament in Annapolis, Tim Quinn ‘69 Maryland with a mom on the opposing team. It’s an amazing Alter community Check out this fun and a very small world when that mom picture of Tim Quinn ended up being Lori Thieman ‘91 Henry, ’69 with his grandson a fellow Alter alum. Matt said, “Those (son of Kerry Quinn Ohio boys took it to our team 8-4. My ’99 Young) in Tim’s old wife couldn’t stop talking about how football jersey. Go Congratulations to Steven McCarthy nice everyone on the other team was. Knights! ’06 (son of Jack and retired teacher That’s the Midwest for you, smiling as Linda McCarthy) who recently wed his they beat the tar out of you!” Pictured wife Samantha at a beautiful ceremony Judy Boone ‘75 are Matt and his son and Lori and her in July of this year. Many Alter grads Talk about son. Love that Knights connection! were in attendance. Steven is currently an alum the Assistant Soccer Coach at Denison connection….. University and works for the Columbus As mentioned Crew as a Pre-Academy Director. in a previous Steven and Samantha reside in New RoundTable, the Albany, OH. We wish you a lifetime class of ’75 has been raising funds of happiness! As a side note: All for one of their three McCarthy boys attended Capital classmates, Judy University in Columbus, and both Danny Boone, who was ’08 and now Steven have married in need of a new kidney. Great news! Capital grads, so the family expectations Judy has received a new kidney, and for Tim ’10 are obvious! thanks in part to AHS Class of ‘75 she is doing well! Kim Koesters ’92 Ralph Kiki Bauer ‘06 Parke and Marcia Jauch ’93 Congratulations to Kiki Bauer ’06 Parke, Fr. Mark Soehner ‘76 Rudzinski who recently wed Ryan Parke (from Congratulations Birmingham, MI) on July 29, 2017. The to Father Mark Kim and Marcia reunited at with the happy couple is residing in Columbus, Soehner ’76, Ohio State Dance team at the alumni OH. OFM! The friars football game last fall. They were both of St. John the Captains of the Lancerettes at Alter Jordin Templin ‘10 and Baptist Province and went on to be members of the nationally ranked Ohio State Dance Justine Templin ‘13 (Cincinnati) Congratulations to Jordan Templin ’10 team while in college. They had a great elected new for making the 2017 Ben-Gals cheer time reconnecting! leadership, and Father Mark was roster for the third season, and this year elected as Provincial Minister. The new she welcomes her sister Justine Templin leadership team will work to examine ’13 to the roster as well! Way to go ways to revitalize Franciscan life in the girls!! Who Dey! U.S. You’re in our prayers, Father Mark!

28 the ROUNDTABLE Billy Eisenhauer ‘11 and Carl Braunschweiger ‘12 Sam Sapita ‘13 Kelly Westerkamp ‘11 Congratulations to Congratulations to Sam Sapita who Knights U-Knight! Billy Eisenhauer Carl Braunschweiger graduated from the Air Force Academy ’11 wed Kelly Westerkamp ’11 ‘12, son of Steve this May! Sam was 50th in his class Eisenhauer wed in May of this year. and Darlene Saaler of 980 and was also honored as a Congratulations to this special couple! ‘80 Braunschweiger, distinguished graduate - Top 10%! who received his Pictured below is Sam on graduation day. white coat this past July. He will head to medical school at Kent State University!

Josh Mueller ‘13 and Jessie Grilliott ‘13 2013 grads, Josh Mueller and Jessie Grilliott tied the knot in July of this year at the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception on the University of Dayton campus. Father Manning presided, Lourdes Lambert did a reading, and the Alter Jazz Band played at the reception. It was truly an Alter wedding! These two Jennifer Martin ‘11 met and started dating while in Alter’s Congratulations to Jennifer Martin! band. Congratulations to both of you, Jenn recently graduated from our Knights Forever! Anthony Ignozzi ‘15 Northwestern University with a Masters Congratulations Degree in Speech, Language, and to Anthony Learning. She is now a Bilingual Speech Ignozzi ‘15, who Language Pathologist at Nationwide recently won the Children’s Hospital in Columbus, OH. Biochemistry Merit Scholarship Award Rebecca Esselstein ‘11 from The Ohio and Kyle Roshong ‘17 State University. Knights helping Knights….. Kudos to Rachel Holtgreive ‘15 Rebecca Esselstein Sarah Knebel ‘13 and Maddie Kroger ‘15 (Alter Graduate and Our Knights sure WOW; our Knights take risks! 2015 Air Force Academy are smart and alums Rachel Holtgreive and Maddie Valedictorian) who accomplished! Sarah Kroger successfully completed a recent stopped over to Knebel ’13, who is sky diving adventure! offer encouragement in the Doctorate of and support to Kyle Physical Therapy Roshong ’17 as he grad program at The set off to the Air Ohio State University, Force Academy. received her white coat! She’s pictured here with her parents, Scott and Karen Knebel. Congratulations!

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Kraig Howe ‘15 Kraig Howe ’15 is back for another season of Wisconsin badger football! In Memory of a Legend The 2017 season started with a Badger Jack Ward, Legendary Teacher and Coach, passed away on Fun Day, where the players were able to Wednesday, October 4, 2017. interact with fans. Pictured here is Kraig interacting with one of his young fans. Jack began his career at Alter in ‘63, teaching social Good luck on a great season! studies, health and physical education until his retire- ment in ‘98. As a teacher, an assistant football coach for 34 years and a track coach for 24 years, he was loved and respected by all. As a coach, he ruled his athletes with an iron hand. According to a former player, Coach Ward was “a man who has touched the lives of many men and women in our community.” Another former player and student wrote, “Coach Ward provided an unshakeable example of Christian manhood in his long career as a teacher and coach .. .. Through his efforts, scores of Alter graduates claim to have witnessed true dedication to a professed career, steadfast devotion to family, and tireless patience.”

An outpouring of love was immediately expressed by Charles Rehling: Many past students Alums when hearing of Jack’s passing: have fondly remembered past teacher, Charles Rehling (formerly He was an incredibly kind and funny man. Quiet sense of humor. I have Father Charles Rehling) since his only good memories of him and his family. I picture his smile right now... passing in April of 2016. Father that special grin he had when something was funny! He was so good for Rehling taught Latin and was the students and athletes at Alter!! responsible for all of the choir and musical programs at Alter. After He was a class act and great example to us when we were students. leaving Alter and the priesthood, A great man. He will be missed. If you count the number of lives he he later married ’66 alum Margaret touched, it would be near infinite. RIP Happy Jack. Hargraves. They were married for 45 years, and they have a daughter God bless him ....Rest in peace Jack, surrounded by his daughters once Ginny. Based on the many comments again. sent into our Advancement Office, I’m devastated it is clear that his memory is clearly alive in so many of the students he What a sad day. R.I.P. Sir. You will not be forgotten taught. His obituary said this, and his students certainly agree, “Charley Prayers for his family. He was such a kind man. (And he was so easy on embodied kindness, love, and peace.” us girls in gym class! We appreciated it!) Rest in peace, and thank you for all you did for Alter and our students. In Memoriam We offer families of the deceased our deepest sympathy and prayers. We appreciate those of you who write to inform us of deaths within the Alter family. You may provide information by calling the Advancement Office at (937) 434-2059 or emailing [email protected].

Catherine Abele (May 2017), Steve Giallombardo (March 2017), Suzanne Young ’96 Lane (March Gary Schauer ’67 (March 2016), mother of Jim ’76, Diane Abele father of Stephen Giallombardo ‘66 2017), sister of Jane Young ’95 brother of Zane ‘66 ’78 Hobson, Denise Abele ’78 O’Connell, Sue Abele ’79 Ryan, Marjorie Glaser (March 2017), John Laufersweiler (March 2017), Denise Carol Knee ’66 Shaw Patricia Abele ’80 Willoughby, mother of Marie ’73, Becky ’75 and father of Ann Laufersweiler ’70 (December 2016), sister of David David ’82, John ’85, Kevin ’86; Vernon ‘75 Beecroft, Chris Laufersweiler ’71 Knee ’71 (deceased) and Christine Schwerdtmann, Steve ’75, Mark Knee ’75 Reding grandmother of Meghan O’Connell ’78, Amy Laufersweiler ’84 Bruns ’04, Colleen O’Connell ’07, Caitlin Ronald Glowacki (September O’Connell ’10, Erin O’Connell ’10 2017), father of David ’82, Jennifer Harry Nielsen ’66 (September Debbie Silver ‘67 and Daniel O’Connell ‘19 Glowacki ’83 Perry, Vanessa ’85, 2017), brother of Anne Nielsen ‘67 Carolyn Glowacki ’88 Gudorf Chip Snyder (February 2017), Emma Bechert (August 2017), Tom Nikolai ’78 (May 2017), husband of Elaine Schweller ’69 daughter of Tim ‘81 Elaine Gran (May 2017), mother of husband of Carol Hoying ’78 Snyder Sharon ’77, Mike ’79, Carolyn Gran Nikolai; father of Grace ’10, Alex Ernest Bertke (September 2017), ’80 Danielson, Maureen Gran ’81 ’13, Joe ’15, Claire ’17; brother Reita Studzinski (July 2017), father of Delbert ’74 and Ron ‘75 Beach, Diane Gran ’82 White, David of Tim ’77, Ted ’83 and Todd ’85 mother of David ’76, Beth ’84, Steven ’87 and MaryJo Gran (deceased) Studzinski ’79 Wilcox and Jodi Daniel Branigan ’70 (July 2016), ’89 Quinlan Studzinski ’87 Ustorf Cletus Oberst brother of Pat ’66, Molly Branigan (September 2017), Barbara Gross (August 2017), father of David ’80, Matt ’82 and James Louis Tamme ’66 (March ’68 Benson (deceased), Kathy Jeff ‘84 Branigan ’69 Wagoner and Colleen wife of Jerry Gross ’68; mother of 2017) Branigan ’72 Wiedemann Michelle ‘99 Raymond Olfky (August 2017), father of Kristen Olfky ‘88 Robert Van Oss Sr. (March 2017), Terri Bunn ’70 Brandenburg Diann Schott ’66 Holtvoigt (April father of Martin ’76, Regina Van (August 2017), sister of Cheri Bunn 2017), sister of Lori Schott ’75 Jerry Raiff(March 2017), former Oss ’79 Condy and Paul ‘83 ’74 Burtrum Clinton Alter wrestling and softball coach Jack Ward (October 2017), Andrea Diemunsch (August 2018), Mary Lou Hottinger (April 2017), Dolores Rau (December 2016), longtime educator and coach at mother of Malia Diemunsch ’73 mother of Charles ’88, Thomas ’90 mother of Tom ’66, Peggy Rau ’68 Alter High School from 1963-1998, Reser, Charlene Diemunsch ’76 and Catherine Hottinger ’93 Bauer Mays, Carol Rau ’70 Neubauer, father of Jim ’82 and Tom ’88 Halloran Steve ’72, Mary Rau ’74 Hamburg Kelly Hungerford ’84 King and Michael ’80 (deceased) Donna Wemple (September 2017), (February 2016) Mark Farrelly ’89 (July 2017), brother Michael Rau ’80 (April 2017), mother of Rick ‘88 to Ann ’92 brother of Tom ’66, Peggy Rau ’68 Tom Kirchmer (August 2017), Mays, Carol Rau ’70 Neubauer, Mark Wilkus ’67 (April 2012), Lawrence (Vic) Fornes (September father of Leslie Kirchmer ’68 Steve ’72 and Mary Rau ’74 brother of Deanne Wilkus ’69 2017), father of Mike ’71, Mark ’74; Iannarino, Julie ’74 (deceased), Tim Hamburg Stoermer grandfather of Kristen Fornes ‘08 ’78 and Mark ‘80 Margaret Reichert (April 2017), Tom Wilson ‘67 Robert Fremgen (February 2017), David Paul Knee ’71 (July 2016), mother of David ’67, Dan ’68, Kevin father of Mary Fremgen ’70 Schulz brother of Denise Carol Knee ’66 ’74; grandmother of Sarah ’96, Kate Rita Zimmerman (July 2017), (deceased), David ’72, Tom ’74, Shaw (Deceased), Christine Knee ’99, Paul ’03 and Emma ‘05 mother of Pat Zimmerman ’69 ’75 Reding Crotty, Connie Zimmerman ’71 Ruth Fremgen ’78 Girouard, Susan Eileen Risko (April 2017), mother Fremgen ’79 Bowman; grandfather Leiser, Terry Zimmerman ’73 Marilyn Ann Lafferty (December of John, mother-in-law of Alicia Luedeke, Gary ’75, John ’76, Bob of Jennifer Schulz ’01 Korynski, Anderson ’74 Risko Ryan Schulz ’05, Matthew Girouard 2016), mother of Kathy Cox ’74 ’78, Becky ’80; grandmother of ’08, Emily Girouard ’11, Kevin Lafferty and Jim ‘76 Robert Satzger (January 2017), Justin Luedeke ’97 and Jessica Bowman ’14, Daniel Girouard ’15 father of Duane ’72, Mark ’74, Luedeke ’00 Pricci and Andrew Bowman ‘17 Paul Lammert (April 2017) and Denise Satzger ’76 Vari, Doug Patricia Lammert, father and ’79, Tammy Satzger ’82 Crum; Nancy Gagnon (April 2017), mother of Tim ’89, Kathy ’90 and grandfather of Kristin Satzger ’02, Jeff ‘92 mother of Chris ’86, Tim ’88 and Blum, Lauren Vari ’04, Robert FALL 2017 31 Mary Gagnon ’89 Foley Satzger ’06 and Bo Vari ‘08 annual report 2017 THE ALTER LOVE ANNUAL FUND 2017 l ve Contributors by CLASS YEAR Bob Swanson (Sandra) Class Class $ Sharon Borton Tschudin $ of 1966 58,073 Kathy Bart Unverferth of 502,769 Bob Vari 1968 CLASS PARTICIPATION 37% Bonita Cull Voller CLASS PARTICIPATION 12% Anonymous Chuck Wagner (Kelly) Susan Scianamblo Boutz Steve Adams (Nina) Connie Buckle Warner (Michael) Marcia Woolley Brand (George) Connie Cochran Bernhardt (Bruce) Edward Weinert Jacqueline Perkins Brumfield John Borchers (Suzanne) Nancy Panfile Weisner (James) David Bush Maureen Thunder Brebner (Dennis) Paul Zimmer Nancy Kobrin Chrisbaum (Dennis) Thomas Brockman *Larry Connor (Christine) Joy Kussman Cairoli (David) Diane Dean James Carmichael Bob Dries (Jeanne) Karen Claffey Koller $ Margaret Dintaman Gantt Diane Davis Coggins (Ernest) Class 1967 13,354 Philip Glotzbach (Marie) Charles and Toni Smith DiPasquale CLASSof PARTICIPATION 21% Brian Gorman John Dues (Janet) Darryl Grosjean (Sandy) Christine Weckesser Duffin (Michael) Patsy Moran Allen John Hager (Debra) Katie Armstrong Ellis (Bob) Gregory Barbato (Maryann) Julia Panfile Hall Kathy Feldman Thomas Barkmeyer Steven Hall (Kathy) Richard Gaeke Paula Aufderheide Beach Judith Lammers Imhoff (Earl) Maryann Stenglein Gephart Carolyn Grohoski Beck Richard Marcus (Melissa) Jo Ann Kramer Beckmann (Dick) Kathy Gerend Meinking (John) Douglas Nims (Liz) Robert Gutmann (Nancy) Kenneth Blandford Tom Reisinger (Margo) David Bradley (Cynthia) Doris Dreischarf Harting Martin Roderer (Anita) Mary Lynne Simmons Henehan (Tom) Paul Calkins Frances Miller Schlegel (Louis) Judy Coleman Campbell SuEllen McManus Henry Bob Simpson (Lois) Paul and Barbara Blaho Hickey Barbara Engelman Coggins Barbara Sims Della Dean Hoffman (James) Jeannine Michel Doak (Richard) Larry Spitzmiller Andrew and Mary Ann Koerner Ireton David Dresel (Barbara) Bob Thaman Jack Fiala Denise DeVer Jenks Bruce Wagner Kathy Whalen Kavanaugh (Jim) Michael Foley (Leslie) Barry Wolf (Patrice) Carm Carone Klosterman (Joseph) Jean Fowler Thomas Koepnick Patricia Wallis Furst Peggy Meintel Gagner (David) Class Patricia Reynders Kraszewski $ Mark Graeser of Kathy McRaven Lefevre (Larry) 15,748 Mickie Gummer 1969 Patricia Goodpaster Leuzinger (Thomas) CLASS PARTICIPATION 9% Elizabeth Grommon Loizzo Kathy McManus Gustavson (Donald) Janet Stein Matthews (Bill) Nancy Scheper Gutmann (Robert) Mary Brechak Becht (Tom) Michael Meyer Cynthia Ruhl Haller Linda Kirby Brown (Russell) Thomas Himes Mary Sims Nemeth (Dan) Sue Feldman Bruner (Blaine) Carol Kemper Niskanen Mike Hogan (Maureen) Stephen Cochran (Sandra) Tom Oller Lois Pleiman Hough Lynne Cusick (Joe Kowalski) Susan Waterman Onaitis Carol Juzulenas Klein (Alan) Mike Devlin (Mary) Robert Krause Cynthia Gargrave Pacileo Katherine Kohnen Farrey (Joseph) Michelle Michel Petrie Bill and Patricia DiPasquale Krul Joe Focke Janet Wenzke Pettry (Jim) Timothy Maloney Kathleen Yux Gall (Garrett) David Martz Tom Gates Diane Gebhart Pierce (Robert) Michael Oscar John and Mary Ann Zink Geis David Popovich (Melinda) Mark Klug (Rhonda) William and Janet Stark Priest Eleanor Parker Roger and Jane Simonton Romer Michael Leen Larry and Sally Leingang Priske Tim Loges Richard Raterman (Linda) Rev. Michael Savino Dan Schneble (Deborah) Linda Ritzert Mayhall Mark Redrick (Virginia) Eileen Woeste Mitchell John Reichard (Patricia) Mary Anne Sharkey Susan Stewart Kathie Kuflewski Neff Mike Reisinger (Jane) Douglas Perkins Valerie Borgert Senkowski (Dave) Thomas Voelkl Cynthia Vyszenski Tim and Dee Fiorita Quinn Linda Dallman Simonton (Bill) Gindy Armstrong Schneller (Bill) Ginny Gougarty Stacy Tom Wehrman (Elizabeth) Dan Schweickart (Maria) Jim Stangle (Judy) Linda Poelking Weprin Elaine Schweller Snyder Teresa Magner Sullivan (Arthur) Robert Whelan (Mary Ellen) Susan Turner Marilyn Tangeman Utz Terry Vanderhorst Tom Winter (Kathy) Contributors by CLASS YEAR

Class Class Julie Henehan Moon $ $ Christine Morgan of 1970 7,580 of 1972 10,264 Mark and Diane Carroll Neff Tim O’Connell (Teresa) CLASS PARTICIPATION 7% CLASS PARTICIPATION 7% Marlene Burr Orendorf Kathleen Ryan Bledsoe (Robert) Father Chris Armstrong Todd and Roselyn Rathweg Penrod Diane Althaus Benedetto (Anthony) Myra Wright Aubuchon (Rick) James Pett Daniel Berger (Jennifer) Andrew Brehm (Maureen) Mary Ann Corcoran Portnoy (Scott) Mary Jo Geis Boisvert Dan Brinkman (Deb) Mark Raderstorf (Linda Armstrong) Tony Boland (Amy) Jim Britt (Kathy) Jerry Samu Kathleen Eichner Jim Condron Mary Ruth Spisak Shearer (Mark) Mary Jo Feldman Fender (Rick) Mark Grunkemeyer (Peggy) Michael Zimmerman (Candy) Susan Huelsman Ghory (James) Rebecca Albers Hewitt Mark Zummo (Valerie) Kathi Glass James Hochwalt (Jucelen) Cynthia Ditzel Hassan (Michael) Diane Iannarino Class Anne Adams Holbrook Susan Laufersweiler King (Jack) $ James Kelley (Sung Li) Ed Leschansky (MaryAnn) of 1974 9,692 Joe Wehrman Jim McVay William Whalen (Susan) Joe Minham (Shirley) CLASS PARTICIPATION 9% Sheila Brockman Willhoite (Greg) Nancy Finke Rambasek (Tom) Anonymous Herbert Walter Chris Barnet (Lisa) Class Ron Woeste Debbie Krause Brim $ David Yingling (Barbara) Jim Brown (Debra) of 1971 5,620 Pamela Hughes Carney (Dave) Mary Conner CLASS PARTICIPATION 9% Class $ Kevin and Karen Deddens Crotty Anonymous of 15,035 Doug Ditzel (Maggie) Doug and Peg Hogan Althaus 1973 Brian Esselstein (Lisa) Don Barker CLASS PARTICIPATION 16% Frank Frounfelker (Kristin) Joseph Budde (Tammy) Mark Bobal Chas Hilgeman Dave Burkardt (Janet) Sheila Houser Adams Peggy Chico Keelan Tom Chappelear (Linda) Loretto Armstrong (Bruce Evans) Elena Krumholtz (Rick) Pam Butler Christ James Bartol Michael McKinley Elizabeth Ritterhoff Cotter (Tom) Karen Boyle Tim McVay Steve Derby Julie Nickel Brill (John) Matt Miller Lori Miller Earman (Steven) Andrea Brockman Lisa Lehmkuhl Reeves (Steve) Dick Fenelon David Carney (Pam) Joan Ferneding Smith (Michael) Jack McManus Eileen O’Connell Clark Craig and Terry Covault Troup Jane Reichard McNamee (Lindy) Rick D’Andrea Susan Gross Werts (Arthur) Douglas Meyer Chris Danis (Debbie) Paul Wilkens (Heidi) Suzanne Schaefer Montgomery Marge O’Brien Etson (Bill) (Michael) Julie Feldman Greg Perkins (Debra) Kevin Fitzharris Nancy Prater Marie Glaser Margaret Whelan Rose (Philip) Mary Koverman Glowik Maria DiSalvo Schweickart (Dan) Margaret Amann Grunkemeyer Patty Crotty Steck (Mark) Peter Tamborski Reed Hauser and Thecla Schneble Maureen Sweeney Zipf Hauser Peg Moorman Hoenigman David Jeffords (Ruth) Dave Kehl Arthur J. Kepes (Catharine) Nancy Navin Lee Michelle Mariscalco Shirley Henry Minham (Joe)

34 the ROUNDTABLE $5,000 - $9,999 $10,000 - $49,999 *$50,000 + $1,000 - $4,999 $100 - $999 $1 - $99 Bill Dirkes (Marifran) Class Class of $ Paul Donoher (Michelle) $ 1975 12,268 Milissa Palmert Elsass of 1977 6,201 CLASS PARTICIPATION 14% John and Julie McQuiston Ferneding CLASS PARTICIPATION 13% Mary Ann Sprauer Abrams (Michael) Jim Finke (Suzanne) Eileen Crotty Austria (Steve) Ann Frounfelker Althaus (Dwight) Leslie Klatt Flaherty Marie Mariscalco Boyle (Mark) Peggy Kussman Braner (Greg) Chuck Freeman (Terry) Mary Scholle Callahan Kathy Gerritzen Britt (Jim) Lisa Cannarozzi Glaser Annette Chavez (Greg Davis) Carol Ponziani DeGrazier John Griffith (Anne) Lauren Pfeiffer Childs Linda Dintaman Sue Blakeney Holding Connie Ryan Dall (Tim) Mary Lee Reisinger Dunphy (Patrick) Charlene Diemunsch Holleran Eleanore Ebert Jiranek (Bill) Carol Gephart Dworkin (Steve) (Mike) Eric Eichner (Amy) Denise DonMoyer Faler Maureen Wheeler Horwath (John) Marcia Homan Fritts Terry McEldowney Freeman (Chuck) Beth Pruzzo Houchens (Scott) Mary Alig Houston Gerry Grogan Mary Ellen De Luna Jakubisin (Tim) Jon Klein (Gail) Margie Heckman Sheila Kelly (Michael Gressel) Rosalie Thomas Koesel (Rick) Thomas Landgren (Tracy) Francine Morgan Kester John Kennedy William Kuflewski Kim Karpiak Lindley (Doug) Anna Keyes Michael MacDonald Tina Ruef Lammers (Gary) Robert Kronauge (Rebecca) Doug Link (Beverly) Steve Martino (Joni) Rob and Connie Witt Laumann Angela Amann Napier Margaret McManus Angelina Cristiano Lizanetz (Glen) Jane Benson Paff Catherine Novelli (David Apol) Mark Luchsinger Jim Paxson (Courtney) Jenifer Benge Schneider (Eric) Kathy Kinzeler Mantica (Ralph) Greg Schoettmer Thomas Pernik (Peggy) Angie McGraw John Prater Mary Sue Finke Siegrist (Ron) Dirk Miller Mary K. Sjostrom Andrea Schreck Price Kathy Rankin O’Neil Lissa Smith Christine Knee Reding Kay Huelskamp Overholser (Randy) Laura Van Leeuwen Snyder (Barth) Jim Ritterhoff (Terri) Ellen Kuntz Quinttus (Richard) Therese Sprinkle Patty Collins Ross (Tim) Tim and Jeanne Koop Reisinger Jim Sunkes Jennifer Romer Scherrbaum Diane Balsamo Rupp (Jeff) Denny VanArsdale (Patty) Rusty Schuermann Kim Brown Satzger (Duane) Martha Walsh Dave Seman Karen Schaffer (Perry Ahlfinger) Kathy Janning White Doug Striebel Dennis Schramm Mike Zimmerman (Barbara) Kurt Stueve John Seitz Tony Topp Mary Lynn Fisher Sherwood David Turckes (Deborah) Debra Shirley Patrick Walsh (Darlene) Rev. Mark Soehner Mike Wildenhaus Kathleen Wagner Steindlberger Nick Wolf (Gina) Kevin Sunshein Michael Zimmer (Michele) Mary Ann Elardo Swaziek (Jim) Brad Thinnes (Lisa) Class Mark Thuney (Teresa) of $ Bill and Denise Satzger Vari 1976 41,710 Katharine Neubauer Veni CLASS PARTICIPATION 25% Tom Walther (Deborah) Judy Fanz Willin Jim and Mary Gibbons Abele Barbara Woeste Elizabeth DeFrancis Allen (Jim) Grace Wimsatt Yarbro Dan Armstrong (Eileen) Jeff Zimmer (Patricia) Vince Beringer (Bridget) Jack Zimmerman Sarah Uhl Bryan (Robert) John Zimmerman (Tina) Suzanne Leyes Butler (Jim) Karl Zuelke Kevin Carlin Toni Bieser Clarkson Dominic DeFrancis Terrie McNamara DeOliveira (Michael) Matthew Desch (Ann) FALL 2017 35 Contributors by CLASS YEAR

Class Class Class of 1978 $28,151 of 1980 $6,545 of 1982 $20,434 CLASS PARTICIPATION 14% CLASS PARTICIPATION 7% CLASS PARTICIPATION 9% Anonymous Ann Stueve Becker (Tom) Anonymous Anonymous Darlene Saaler Braunschweiger John Blust Tom Becker (Ann) (Steven) Patrick Brown Marylee Bissmeyer Bible Mary Beth Brust Julie Knor Craycraft Christopher Bolton Brian Connair (Karen) Aimee Masterson Davis Beth Blust Bruggeman (Mike) Ed and Anne Barnet Griffith Jennifer Drayer McDonald (Scott) Mary Dey Bucher Christina Hart Lynn Stueve Ginaven (Michael) Katie Weyler Heminger (Bob) Lisa Knor Cheney Suzanne Alejandrino Homan (Tom) Janel Kussman Ciolli (Gary) Brian Hickey Sister Sandy Howe, S.C. Jay Hughes Mary Lynn Miller Dorow (Ted) Rick Koehler (Melissa) Tim and Peggy Reilly Gates Julie Focke Hyde (Brinton) Ruth Fremgen Girouard (Dave) Chris Knor Mark Lane (Carla) Sharon O’Brien Graybill (Matt) Thomas Martino Suzanne Leiker Kevin Griffith (Julie) Barbara Neroni Murphy (Tom) Doug Lunne (Elaine) John Hinders (Ann) Linda Placke Petersen (Steve) Jeanne Jauch Lyke (Andy) Stephen Joseph (Lynda) Dan Thalheimer (Trayce) Theresa Yingling Plunkett (Gail) Jean Kelly (Art Stern) Tom Roesch (Patti Blessing) Joe and Kathy Klug Kessler Class Erin Walsh Schmitz (John) Diane Wilkens Medina (Ray) of $ Amy Armstrong Smith (Tom) Tom and Carol Hoying Nikolai 1981 10,965 Scott Strady (Amy) Matt and Denise Abele O’Connell CLASS PARTICIPATION 15% Greg Taylor Mark and Anne Grogan Romer Marisa Greco Varney (Thomas) Carol Schaefer Beech (Ron) Sara Leyes Russell (John) Angela Stein Bidwell (Mark) Martha Bach Von Bank (Nick) Mary Lynn Thalheimer Ellen Bornhorst Boerger (Jerry) Rev. Chris Worland Alice Heiskell Wilson (Mark) Glen Borchers (Betsy) Elizabeth Wittmann Wright Peter Bovenzi Class Kelly Sheridan Derickson (Tim) Class of $ David Domansky of $ 1979 7,725 Greg Engler (Denise) 1983 3,199 CLASS PARTICIPATION 8% Michael Gross (Joanie) CLASS PARTICIPATION 6% Maria Ferrazza Grote (Michael) Anonymous Michael and Michelle Misenko Harker Michael and Cheryl Murlin Eichner Melinda Prevish Adkins (Rick) Ted Harris Christopher George (Teresa) Joanne Bruns Conley Theresa Trageser Hernandez Michael Gillotti (Paula) Craig Curk Sean and Sue Eisenhauer Heron Dan Kraft John Duchak (Susanna) Karen Zengel Keith Mark Neroni Patrick Gibbons Diane Doppes Krueger Cathy Sharkey Rains Julie Rindler Griffith (Kevin) Chris McMahon Dan Roth (Young-Sun) Bill Horst (Mary Beth) Kathryn Smith Murphy (Todd) Mike Suttman (Stephanie) Annette Feldman Johnson Mark Nagy (Suzanne) Lynne Van Leeuwen Turner (Larry) Brian Kernan (Jeanne) Vince Nyhan (Jane) John White (Christina) Carrie O’Connell Meyer (Joseph) Christine Alexander Pack Christine Kern Yannone (Tony) Nathaniel Morrell (Dena) Donna Palmatary Patricia Kingdom Zimmer (Jeff) Jeanne Laneve Pettinichi Jacquie Walsh O’Brien (Tom) Walt Reiling (Jo Anne) Kathryn Enouen Owsiany (Ken) Mary Ann Potter Ruthmeyer (Bernard) Janet Turckes Pitzer (Jim) Kathleen Brockman Stechschulte (Ken) Jim Sprauer (Catherine) Patty Whelan Stueve (Kurt) Scott Spring (Teresa) Charles Vanage Scott Walther Linda Vance John Woeste (Nancy) Lisa Ulrich Walters (Michael) Maribeth Galamb Zimmer Patricia Witt Weisent (Jim) John Wittmann

36 the ROUNDTABLE $5,000 - $9,999 $10,000 - $49,999 *$50,000 + $1,000 - $4,999 $100 - $999 $1 - $99 Class Class Class $ $ $ of 1984 13,389 of 1986 15,425 of 1988 5,915 CLASS PARTICIPATION 7% CLASS PARTICIPATION 13% CLASS PARTICIPATION 12% Anonymous Robert Jeffrey Benko (Beth) Stacy Sharp Cavanaugh (Todd) Molly Rocco Bishop (Cliff) Rachel Finke Chambers Lisa Kirkland Bidwell Molly Ryan Cain Peggy Yingling Collins Amy Suttman Doorley (Tom) John DeBanto Ron DeBrosse (Jennifer) John Gallenstein Ron Deger Robert Ellis Tim George Courtney Sheridan DeOreo Marc Frient (Heather) James Glavic (Glenda) Mary Beth Hanna Evans Susan Gross Godfroid (Bob) Karen Evers Gump Paul Howe (Terri) Brian Hagerty Marty Grunder (Lisa) Jennifer Hein Kendo (Tom) Jennifer Knor Heiges Michael Guenin Rhonda Kuntz Krogh Susan Sammon Hendrick (Peter) Kathy Weil Kargl Christine Carroll Krueger Steve Hickey (Robyn) Kelly Millonig Kilbride Jack Mees (Candace) Dan Kronauge Shannon Firsdon Holtgreive (Bernie) Norm Meintel Joseph Janowski (Susan) Nick Lair (Brydgett) Christina Ostendorf Deborah Breakall LiBrandi (Bryan) Angela Fratini Kohnen (Chuck) Colleen Walsh Petrello (Bill) Lori Schneider Macbeth Matt Konicki (Carolyn) Tim Roesch (Laura) Steve Kutscher Stephanie Ferry Milburn John Sikora (Lacey) Karen Beel Milford (Kevin) Maura Graham Lensink Bill Tahy (Sally) Kristen Schweisthal Russ Libby Rain Mallitz (David) John and Kim Graf Schimpf Michael Masterson (Georgina) Class Teresa Cindric McHugh (Dan) Christine Nauman Sever Molly Brogan Shapiro of $ Jason Paine (Lucy) 21,855 Karen Zinck Smith (Andrew) 1985 Teresa Carroll Parker Bonnie Kinney Spears (Jim) CLASS PARTICIPATION 9% Richard Rueth (Peggy) Rick Willits (Leslie) Rick Ruffolo (Tina) Amy Biegel Strady (Scott) Stephen Zimmer (Jacqueline) Adrienne Hegman Brandicourt (Harry) David Schoettmer Laura Arber Eiken (Cort) Andrew Smith (Karen) Dan Eisenhauer Craig Smith Class Jodi Schweisthal Graham (Rick) Marie DeBrosse Stinneford of $ Paul Green (Sherry) John Walsh 1989 2,383 Doug Hansen Kathy Keyes Webster (Tim) CLASS PARTICIPATION 10% Monica Sheridan Johnson Joseph K. Zengel (Heather) Matt Berry (Julie) Pamela Poelking Jordahl (Scott) Terry Bon Chuck Kohnen Class $ Laura Hammer Brown Chris Korb of 2,180 Arabella Naguit Callejo John Kunesh (Sarah) 1987 John Deger Karen Roesch Levine (Allan) CLASS PARTICIPATION 6% Jonathan and Colleen Kavanaugh Duffy Elizabeth Roddy Lush (Tony) David Bahner Bart Grunenwald Laura Wiesman Senkiw (Greg) Ann Schoen Brinkmann (Brian) Kathleen Zinck Harper William Uhl, II (Kelly) Maura O’Connor Burkhouse (Peter) Suzie Cerar Kreusch (Jon) Andrea Cannarozzi Varabkanich (Joe) Brian Donoher Tim Lammert Christina Homan White Mary Frecker Nikki Parnell Lawson David Homan (Amy) Scott McLaughlin Brian Lapp (Andrea) Laura Lander Morgan (Richard) Tricia Cavers McGowan (Kevin) Julie Schrimpf Moss (Robert) Andy Pflaum Jim Powers (Cara) Patrick Popp (Michelle) Peggy Eisenhauer Rueth (Rick)

FALL 2017 37 Contributors by CLASS YEAR

Class Class Class $ $ $ of 1990 3,209 of 1993 2,219 of 1996 3,984 CLASS PARTICIPATION 9% CLASS PARTICIPATION 7% CLASS PARTICIPATION 18% Anonymous Michael Buening Karin Lundquist Arranz Julie Young Buchanan (Kevin) Spud and Maggie Paxson Collins Brian Breitenstein (Megan) Cam Ellis (Elizabeth) Andy Fitzpatrick Mary Kate Srp Broerman (Daniel) Nickie Poelking Kaplan Matt Fromm (Margarette) Paula Powers Cvitkovich (Joe) Catherine Callejo Keifer Kathleen Zimmer Kloska (Michael) Melisa Weiss Dungan (Michael) Kathleen Lammert Joe Leibold (Therese) Stacy Wathen Fossitt (Jonathan) Kara Luckew Miller Angie Kerr Mahoney (Bryan) Marisa Walker Frissora (Vincent) Timothy Moore Marcia Jauch Rudzinski (Jerry) Brian Furderer Chris and Kathy Brady Riegel Denise Scarpelli Kara Hammelrath (Sean Carpen) Angela Ruffolo (Alex Schuster) Amy Marie Lytle Hansley (Justin) Laura Torbeck Skinner (Joseph) Class Michael Moser (Lea) Nicole Gantt Nuesse (Matthew) of $ Class 1994 5,904 Elizabeth Moore Osborne (Walter) $ Dan and Erin Thomas Riazzi of 1991 3,090 CLASS PARTICIPATION 14% David Rogero (Maureen) Liz Cerar Anderson (Bill) Anthony Schoen (Anne) CLASS PARTICIPATION 11% Julie Schoen Beeler (Rob) Brian Sigritz Randy Baldemor John Borchers (Jessica) Jilliann Teets Smith Amy Bishop Bensman (Brian) Kimberly Bruno David Summers Tim and Stacey Hubach Brown Ben Carter (Brenda) Jay Tant (Natalie) Megan Zimmer Deeley Lisa Dillhoff Depew Wes Van Autreve Maureen Foley Christine Rogero Drab (Scott) Jaime Ellis Wellman Colleen Bunker Gnepper Brad Eckenrode (Summer) Patrick Heintz (Becky) Shannon Geraghty Brian and Jenny Mercurio Leen Michael and Amy Krisko Krug Class Dennis Percy (Michelle Maladen- Jennifer Ellis McCune of $ Percy) Matthew Moore (Elissa) 1997 899 Thomas Pohl (Rita) Jerry Rudzinski (Marcia) CLASS PARTICIPATION 4% Anthony Rocco (Pauline) Erin Roth Rusthoven (Peter) Katie Burkhardt Goeke (Jeff) Ryan Sharkey Jennifer Moore Schoen (John) Daniel Haas Greg Sierschula Jacqueline Parnell Williams Joanna Kolber Hankey Patrick Stewart Matt Madges (Kelsey) Class $ Brett (B.J.) Mahle Class $ of 1995 1,584 Joshua Mears (Megan) of 1,599 Doug Wimsatt 1992 CLASS PARTICIPATION 10% CLASS PARTICIPATION 6% Bradford Beckmann (Jennifer) Todd and Suzanne Zimmer Duplain Michelle Clark Brooks (Steve) Michael Herbenick Brian Brush (Melissa) Jeff Lammert Laura Moore Carter (Andy) Erin McGinley Susan Burkhardt Fredrick (Paul) Dawn Graf Morris (Jason) Heather Rice Keighley (James) John Schoen (Jennifer) Jeff Keller Stacey Polito Sperow (Will) Michelle Kugel Molly MacBeth Thomas Sandra Palazotto Nickell Kevin Sage (Ann) Christy Kuczak Vigfusson Julia Kolber Wallace

38 the ROUNDTABLE $5,000 - $9,999 $10,000 - $49,999 *$50,000 + $1,000 - $4,999 $100 - $999 $1 - $99

Class Class 2007-2017 $ $ of 1998 7,592 of 2002 200 Young Alums CLASS PARTICIPATION 6% CLASS PARTICIPATION 4% Megan Boeckman ‘08 Sara Meunier Drozda (Joseph) Michael Akhbari Sarah Lechleiter ’08 Cata (Michael) Anthony Fuchs (Michelle) Tracy Buehrle Michael Cata ’09 (Sarah) Joe Mappes Maureen Zimmer Guziec (Douglas) Alexandra Bertke ‘13 Ryan Miller (Mary Kate) Chris Mantica Ava Cole ‘13 Andrew Moore Alexis Troha Mevoli (David) Christopher Douville ‘07 Robert Neumann (Christina) Andrew Severyn Emily Girouard ‘11 Vlad Vasiliu (Nina) Stephen Gunlock ‘07 Jeff Wenzke (Jennifer) Delaney Hartman ‘15 Class Shaun Westfall $ Craig Hoying ‘08 of 500 Carla Knapke ‘10 2003 Mark Kroger ‘10 Class CLASS PARTICIPATION 4% of $ Ellie Lane ‘09 1999 724 Jeff Carr Katie Lane ‘10 CLASS PARTICIPATION 5% John and Katie Danis Gallagher Natalie Lantz ‘09 Jack Hilgeman (Danielle) Danielle Lapsins ‘15 Mary Carol Burkhardt (Devin Namaky) Marianne Hinde Hudelson (Steve) Anna Layman ‘15 Joe Drayer Greg Lammers (Lindsay) Gina Leone ‘12 Luke Frient (Nan) Rachel Gearhardt ‘08 Prindle Jonathan Heil Brianna Russ ‘16 Joy Williams Hogsten Class Chance Taylor ‘16 Vivian White Owen (Steve) $ Sam Taylor ‘14 Jennifer Davis Wenzke (Jeff) of 2004 200 Nicole Tromp ‘10 Matt Varabkanich ‘13 Class CLASS PARTICIPATION 2% Kelly Wolff ‘09 of $ Kathryn Codeluppi Beck (Nicholas) Greta Wolking ‘14 2000 440 Ryan Mahle (Rachel) David Zelinski ‘15 CLASS PARTICIPATION 4% Dan and Noelle Patrosky Reeves Josh Shearer Mark Borland Joseph Davis Lynn Ege Dotson Class $ Jacob Groshek of Nina DiGuardi Vasiliu (Vlad) 2005 90 CLASS PARTICIPATION 2% Lindsey Hampshire Class $ of Andrew Platt (Britt) 2001 1,045 Patrick Rizer (Kathleen) CLASS PARTICIPATION 3% Chris Brill Class Todd Cochran $ Nick Douville (Lindsey) of 2006 425 Michael Grant (Jennifer) Sarah Adamson Pritchard CLASS PARTICIPATION 3% Frances Hess Tobe (John) Ben Beachler Sean Cronin Gail Cengia Danneman Ryan Platt (Abigail)

FALL 2017 39 Contributors by GRANDPARENTS, CURRENT & PAST PARENTS Anonymous Max and Gail Carone Thomas and Barbara Gloady Anonymous Steve and Susan Carr Tom and Jayne Gmeiner Anonymous James and Lucille Carroll Barbara Gobrail Jack and Carol Adam Peter and Judy Cerar John and Judy Gochenaur Pat and Kathy Adamson Leo and Rita Chico Richard Godfrey and Terri Kanouse Robert and Helen Alig David and Tracy Claiborne Ted and Liz Golba Joel and Katherine Anderson Tim and Amy Cloud Harold and Mary Govan, Jr. Dan and Susan Annett Robert and Diane Colaizzi Pat and Cindi Grady Bill and Judith Armbruster Paul Colavincenzo Dennis and Judy Graf George and Susan Armstrong David Cole Connie Greenup Steve and Cathy Arnold Bob and Joan Collins Douglas and Angela Grilliot Albert and Susan Asebrook Tom Columbus David and Barbara Groene Jim and Kathy August Pat and Janice Connor Anthony and Debbie Groshek Troy and Jennifer Augustine Paul and Jill Coudron John and Nancy Guenin Marilyn Balster David Orenstein and J. Layne Crawford *Bo and Mary Gunlock Gary and Anne Balster James and Suzanne Crippen Richard and Barbara Haas Steve and Christine Barhorst Mary Crisler Philip and Pat Hacker Tom and Mary Ann Bartol Nick and Marjorie Crnkovich Ronald and Cynthia Hale Daniel and Sherry Bayer *Tom Cronin John and Louise Haley Louis and Judy Bede *Mike Cronin Sammy and Cathy Hamway Steve and Jo Beinlich James Crowley and Jeanne Gilday Mary Hanaghan Bruce and Judy Bergstresser Lawrence Curk Charlie Hart Joseph and Joan Beyerle Michael and Kathleen Dalidowicz Daniel and Cheryl Hartke Bill and Ann Bianco John and Ana Davalos Daren and Julie Hartman Alan and Kathy Biegel Ron and Joyce Deger James and Kathleen Hauser Ted and Joan Binzer Tom and Mary DeMange *Lori Hausfeld Tom Blalock Bob DeRegnaucourt Robert and Jolene Hawley Ron and Kathy Blase John and Fran Detrio Billy and Sandy Hayes Scott Bleser Mark and Susan Dinkins Francis and Mary Heider John Blust Don and Sonia Donoher Paul Heintz Joe Bockelman and Barbara Driehaus Philip and Rosanne Douville Gary and Donna Hellman Paul and Phyllis Boeckman Phil and Anne Drayton Chris and Carol Helm Paul and Ginny Boeckman Joseph and Cynthia Drozda, Sr. Bill and Karen Hemmert Francis and Kitty Bonanno Jim and Anne Ducceschi Kirby and Rita Heritage Vincent and Elizabeth Bonanno Bob and Donna Duplain Ron and Christine Hill Michael and Patricia Booth Richard and Patricia Durbin Edward and Mary Jane Hinde Adele Borns Bill and Bernice Eckenrode Neal and Jo Hinker Tim and Susie Brabender Phyllis Edsall Michael and Celeste Hoegler Daniel and Jeri Lynn Braunlin Wolf and Diane Ege Larry and Patricia Holden Brian and Betsy Brenner Mary Anne Eichner Donald Homan Paul and Tambra Breyer Joe and Karen Euse Daniel and Barbara Hood Norman and Doris Brinkman Cooper and Annette Faessler Thomas and Norma Horning Jim and Marilyn Brinkman Paul Finke George and Nancy Popp-Horton Jill and Kevin Brodbeck Bill and Deanne Focke John and Margaret Houston William and Cicily Brogan Jeff and Sharon Foppe Frank and Pam Howard John and Kathleen Brown Tom and Marilyn Fowler Chuck and Martie Hoying Christin Brown Albert and Nancy Fratini David and Diane Hurtubise Elmer and Lucy Bruns Frederick and Teresa Frecker Ken and Lynn Ignozzi Greg and Anne Brush David and Evie Freimuth Debra and John Jansing Don and Judy Buehrle Pat Frericks Timothy and Lisa Janz John and Shelley Buehrle Mike and Tami Freshwater Christopher and Denise Jasek Skip and Beth Buerschen Tom and Vanessa Frey Robert and Tonia Jasper Tom and Joanie Burkhardt Roger and Donna Furrer Edward and Dorothy Jauch Calvert and Nancy Busch Oscar and Jane Gamble John and Ginny Jauch Steve and Jennifer Butler Kevin Geraghty Tom and Christine Johnston Joan Callahan Halstead Corrie and Theresa Gillis Helen Jones Bob and Sheila Glavin Mark and Stephanie Kassman

40 the ROUNDTABLE $5,000 - $9,999 $10,000 - $49,999 *$50,000 + $1,000 - $4,999 $100 - $999 $1 - $99 Ken and Teresa Kaylor Bob and Sue Merland Donald and Shari Rethman Carl Keller James and Theresa Metter Carmen and Ann Riazzi John and Joanne Kernan Hank and Mary Meunier Norm and Michelle Rich Mr. C. William Kessler Adam and Maureen Mezoff Mary Jo Riegel Harvey and Joyce Kiley Brad and Debra Miesle Ed and Ann Rizer James and Vicki Kirkland Marlene Miller Gerry Anne Rocco Marge Klein Vail and Leslie Miller Rich and Mary Ellen Roesch Tom and Nancy Klenke John and Kim Miller Hal and Elaine Rogero Sharon Kline Mark and Pam Miller Nick and Marianne Rosenkranz Scott and Karen Knebel Mike and Amy Miller Joe and Lisa Roth Richard and Marilyn Knor Bob and Bernadette Mitsch Robert and Judith Rueth Art and Susan Komorowski Marcia Monnier Tom and Maureen Ruff Janet Kowal Cindy Monter and Kendall Clay Wade and Teresa Rupper Carol Kramer Lynda Moore Anne Rush Julie Krautmann Toni Moore Dick and Maureen Russell Paula Kreusch Ronald and Gail Moore Ned and Nancy Ryan Thomas Kronauge Paul and Elaine Moorman Mike and Cheryl Ryan Joseph Krug Ron and Maureen Moser Tom and Rosie Sammon Tony and Marybeth Krystofik Jeffrey and Mary Mullins Scott and Christine Sapita Konrad and Patricia Kuczak Speciose Kayitete Munyankindi Mark and Lisa Saturno Michael and Dianne Kugel Lawrence and Christine Murlin Virginia Saxton Peter and Marjorie Kuntz Tom and Vickie Mygrants Matthew and Jennifer Scheimann George and Carol Kuntz Peter and Barbara Neroni Dan and Maria Schertler Ray and Cathy Lane Brenda Nolan Bob and Sue Schiller Samuel Laneve Jerry and Nancy Nowak Glenn and Patty Schimpf Jim and Stephanie Larkin Tom and Nadine Nyhan Allena Schmidt Tom and Joyce Laufersweiler Judith O’Brien Tom and Rhonda Schmitt Barbara Laufersweiler Michael and Jane O’Brien Tom and Marcia Schockman Bob and Jane Laumann Betty O’Connell Jim and Mary Ann Schoen Kevin and Patricia Lawler James and Marilyn O’Connell Marie Schoettmer Steve and Andi Layman Michael and Lucy O’Hare Gerald Schramm Bruce and Annette Lechleiter Millie Osterfeld William and Elizabeth Seall Tom and Judy Leen James and Jackie Ouellette Janet Seiler Dave and Pat Leff Anthony and Helen Palazotto Elaine Sendelbach Jim and Peggy Lehner Gary and Brenda Palmer Scott and Diane Sessler Dick and Barb Leibold Gil and Amelia Pascual William and Mary Shancey Bill and Sally Lincoln Todd and Theresa Penney Richard and Adrianne Shane Gary and Barb Lytle Bob and Julie Penno Dan and Mary Shea Rita MacDonald Doug and Rachel Perrin Beverly Shillito Pat Madden Jim and Margaret Peters Richard and Donna Smith Richard and Sukanya Madlinger Michael and Moira Pfeifer Jerry and Tina Snyder David and Bettina Magnusen Don and Lilly Phillips Michael and Karen Sobecki Armand and Sally Martino David and Carolyn Placke John and Polly Srp Frank and LaDonna Mastromatteo Jeff and Kelly Plate Frank and Jan Stauble Frank and Genie Maus Mark and Cyndi Platt Daniel and Karen Steinmetz Gene and Marlene Mayleben Joseph and Jean Ploplis Rob and Cindy Stichweh Frank and Nancy McBride Michelle Popp Chris and Pam Stier Jack and Linda McCarthy The Portman Family Ed and Kathy Stoermer Mike McCormick Buzz and Marilyn Portune John and Vivian Striebel James and Martina McGraw James and Denise Pratt Michael and Theresa Sugrue Mark and Nancy McHale Mike and Liz Prayson Alice Suttman Kenneth and Bertie McHenry Mark and Mary Price Thomas and Laurel Suttmiller Tim and Maurene McHenry Rob and Kelly Priest Larry and Anna Swafford John and Kathleen McKeon *Kenneth and Nancy Quinter John and Shellie Sweeterman Mr. and Mrs. Phillip McLaughlin Michael and Julie Rado Gil and Meg Switala Brian and Elizabeth McNicholl Dave and Becky Reeves Ed and Erin Syron William and Phyllis Mees Suzanne Reiling Bill and Elaine Mercurio and Family Jerry and Debby Reinstatler FALL 2017 41 Contributions by FRIENDS Bill and Anne Tant St. Charles School James and Linda Taylor Chicago Title Company John and Connie Taylor Friends of Alter Kathleen Christman & Lorrie & Greg Rick and Julie Taylor Andrulis Kevin and Nancy Taylor Anonymous (3) Christopher and Wendy Ciehanski Ron and Jayne Testa Anonymous Class of 1966 Reunion Planning Jan and Tish Thayer Anonymous Committee James and Amy Thorson Heidi Alesi Steven and Molly Cobb Jim and Sylvia Tillar Alpha & Omega Coldwell Banker Janet Tobe Thomas and Maryanne Alter St. Columbian Athletic Organization Dick and Marcey Topp Monsignor Robert Amann Foundation Community Foundation for Kettering Terry and Diane Torbeck Alter Football Association Sister Kathryn Ann Connelly, S.C. Anne Trick Amazon Smiles The Connor Group Foundation Nicholas Trick American Legion Post Concept HR Midwest Jeff and Lisa Tromp Jack Andersen Susan Cooke Irene Turckes Brock and Margy Anderson Coolidge Wall, LLC Melinda Tyra Andy Michel Dennis and Judith Corbin Jerry and Kathy Tytko Leo and Dolores Anticoli Dennis and Jane Corbly Jim and Lori Tytko Apple Valley Animal Hospital COVA OBGYN Robert and Kathleen Uchtman Anthony and Jennifer Argue Creative Impressions Bill and Cynthia Uhl Arrow Wine Cricket Wireless Matthew and Melissa Ungerleider Joe and Terri Baldasare Janice Culver Joe and Chris Untener Leslie and Kathleen Banwart Chris and Meg Cummings Don and Laima Vermillion David and Jill Barber Robert and Donna Curry Joe and Lois Volk Jerad and Janel Barnett Cushman & Wakefield Bernard and Pat Volmer Bartless Tree Experts Thomas and Georgia Danis Jerry and Kay Vorholt Basetek Mollie Danis Brad and Paula Vosler Joseph and Maryann Bausman David’s Cemetery Timothy and Arlene Wabler Gene and Kathleen Beaty Bob and Susie Day Joseph and Virginia Wade John A. Becker Company Dayton Area Board of Realtors Ben and Cari Wallace Autumn Bell Dayton Freight Lines Jay and Bea Walsh Aaron Bender & Julie Harter Dayton Heidelberg Dick and Donna Wemple Jerry and Jen Bennett Renee De Graff Bob and Carol Westerkamp James and Margaret Berardi Thomas and Gayle Deeley Mrs. Gertrude Whelan Berry Investments Karen and Anna Deime Doug and Cathleen White Richard and Maria Bevington Delphos Wireless Lawrence and Judy Whitehead Michael and Berta Bockey DHL Supply Chain Richard and Mary Kay Wick Bill and Holly Brady George Diefenderfer Jack and Norma Wiesman Brady Ware Capital Digital Dental Group Fred and Maureen Willits and Family Brixey & Meyer Alice Dillon Larry and Bev Wimmers William and Corinne Broad John and Karen Dillon Paul and Ruth Winterhalter Kyle and Shannon Brown Mark Dlott and Dale Dlott Dick and Helen Poelking Witt Robert and Judith Brown James and Carolyn Dodok Joseph and Dianne Woods Buckeye Ecocare Ed Domsitz Tom and Marilyn Yencha Robert and Jean Burgess Dorothy Lane Market David and Mary Young George and Jean Burton The Dorwood Optimists Jeffrey and Theresa Zelinski E C Callejo Dowler Opticians George and Anita Zengel John and Shari Campanella DRT Holdings Karl and Constance Zengel CareSource Christopher Dues William and Patricia Zilli Carl and Kathleen Carlson Michael and Kimberly Duncan Steve and Kathy Zimmer The Carlyle House Francis and Karen Durant Jack and Patricia Zimmerman Don and Connie Carone Easterling Studios Doug and Marilyn Zobrist Pat and Pam Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eckstein Hank and Linda Zobrist James and Barbara Carruth John and Kitrina Edwards Casper & Casper The Richard J. Eisenhauer Family Joseph and Cecilia Castellano Electripack, Inc. Centerville Insurance Agency Elsa’s Kettering 42 the ROUNDTABLE $5,000 - $9,999 $10,000 - $49,999 *$50,000 + $1,000 - $4,999 $100 - $999 $1 - $99 Donald Erisman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Henestofel Robert Lamar Lee and Pat Falke Bob and Mary Ann Hilty Tom and Lourdes Lambert Frank and Grace Fasano Sister Katie Hoelscher, S.C. Elizabeth Lane FC44 Foundation Kirk Hogg Alfred and Jacqueline Lefeld FC Industries Ned and Christine Holtzmuller Leonardt Foundation Allan and Mary Kay Feller Home Team Marketing Jeff and Ellen Levine Fender Construction Marilyn Hook Logan Master Appliance The Finke Company Horizon Jack Lohr First Financial Michael and Rochelle Hossenlopp John and Cordelia Longstreth FJM Houser Asphalt LS Benefits Group Flyin to the Hoop Paul Howe Realty Randy and Ann Luken Flying Ace Express Car Wash Patrick and Patricia Hoying & Family Pete and Sallie Luther Mark Fornes Realty Nancy Hoying Tom and Barbara MacLeod Debbie Foster Randy Hudson Bob Madden Carpet Fox Cleaners The Tony Huesman Foundation John and Nancy Manier JB & DJ Francis David Hughes Father James Manning James and Deborah Franz Sean and Mary Hughes & Family Mama DiSalvo’s Geez Grill & Pub Barbara Hunt Marions Pizza Kay George Hutchins Realty Marsh & McLennan Agency Mark and Gaye Georges IMX Solutions Mike Mathile Owen and Sondra Gibbons Timothy and Dawn Jackson Mathile Family Enterprise Patricia Giering Jim and Joanie Jacobson Doug and Cathy Mathis The Glennon Family Foundation Jahn Electric Maui Whitening Linda Godfrey and Daniel Dorman Sally James Norman and Terry Mayne Lynn Gonsior Eleanor Jerman Jean Rowe McAbee Richard and Patricia Gordley Jaffe Jewelers Natalie McCabe Gorman Landscape Anne Johnson Charles and Mary Eileen McCloskey James and Judith Gottman Eugene Johnson Timothy and Ann Marie McCormick James and Jean Graham Julie Johnson John and Constance McKay Michael and Elizabeth Grauwelman Tim and Nancy Kaczala Dennis and Karen McTaggart Molly Gravunder (Brian) Kaysafety LLC Patricia McTague Greene County Community Foundation Richard and Alicia Kappel Dale and Karen Medford Paul and Linda Gregg Bill and Sonnie Kasch Merchants Security Richard and Lois Grimmer William Kellermeyer Father Thomas E. Meyer Grismer Tire Kendo, Dulaney Law Gordon and Denise Meyer Grunder Landscaping Kentner Sellers, LLP Miami Valley Catholic Education Richard and Timi Sue Gump Kernan Oral Maxillofacial Surgery Council Randy and Vicki Gunlock *Kettering Medical Center Miami Valley Golf Foundation John and Helen Haddick Kettering-Centerville Kiwanis Dr. Frank Troha & Dr. Thaddeus Peggy Hall Kettering Optimists O’Neill Patrice Hall Joan Kilian Dr. Jeff and Susan Mikutis Tedd and Jennifer Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. King Leroy Miller Doug Hamilton William, Brenda, Karen and Steve Stephen and Lynn Miller Nancy Hanna Kirkham Paul and Christina Miller Harker Chiropractic Knights of Columbus #14995 Morgan Stanley Dave and Vicki Harris Patrick and Laura Koons Kathy Morris (Chris) Bob and Betsy Harris Korrect Plumbing & HVAC John and Jane Mueller Harvey Harris John and Kathy Kostak John and Amy Mueller Lynda Hart The Louise Kramer Foundation Ralph and Geraldine Mueller Rebecca Haskamp Mitch and Kathy Kraska David and Audrey Mueller Handy Hats Paul and Tanya Kroger MV Commercial Construction Harborlink Network Bob Kronauge Insurance My Gorilla Garage Christopher and Whitney Hauser Joe Krumm and Christina Martich NextLevel Thomas and Jodell Hayes The Kuntz Foundation Peter Nichols HBS Development John and Christine Kurtz John and Paula Noble Heidelberg Distributing Company Nancy Kussman Patty O’Brien Jaclyn Helt Paul and Jan Labbe George and Amy Oberer FALL 2017 43 Contributions by FRIENDS ODW Logistics Miles Schmidt Jim and Barbara Weprin Frederic and Cheryl Ohmer William and Dianne Schneider Geoffrey and Micaela Wexler Tom Olsen and Mary Boosalis Wayne and Judy Schuler Patricia Whisler Browns Run Ladies Golf Team Alex Schuster (Angela Ruffolo) Noel and Patricia White David Osborne and Sandy Borsten Mark and Maureen Schutter Leon and Betsy Whitney Virginia Osburn Lawrence and Karen Schwanbeck Clinton and Lucille Whittaker Wendell and Theresa Ott Gary Schweizer Rev. Ronald Wilker Laura Pannier Scott and Megan Sears Linda Williams Paragon Womens Care, Inc. Sebaly, Shillito & Dyer Wilmington Pike Chiropractic Park National Bank Fred and Jane Setzer Brian and Eileen Wilson Leslie and Mary Anne Parker Kevin and Michelle Shea Winwood, Rutledge, LLC Ronald and Elizabeth Parker John and Janice Shie Penny Wolf Douglas and Marianne Patton Singer’s Catering Teri Wolff Tyrone Payne Skyline Chili Dayton Patrick Wood (Susanne) Russell and Jeannie Pence Slam Dunk Gerald Woodley Fred Pence Bruce and Anne Smith Don Wright Realty Frank Petrie Gregory and Elizabeth Smith Wright State Physicians Picture Ohio Thomas and Deborah Smith Jacqueline Young Marilynn Pod Chris and Maggy Smith Charles and Marilyn Young Poelking Chiropractic Tom Smith Industries Mr. and Mrs. Youngs Michelle Popp James and Kathryn Snow Gary and Mary Youra Carlos Portis (Tia) South Dayton Catholic William and Rita Ziegler Power Enterprises Southwest Ohio Chapter of the NAIOP Charles and Nina Zimmer Prime Time Party Rental John Staten Don and Linda Zimmer Steve and Sue Probert Star Protective Systems Adam and Tracy Zimmer Peter and Mary Ann Prokop Frank and Jan Stauble Dan Zimmer PuroClean Emergency Services Glenn and Cecilia Suntay Jerome and Mary Louise Zwiesler Queen City Gutter Systems Synergy Building Systems R & R Promotions Tanner Heating & Air Philip and Courtney Rathweg TBTR Enterprises David and Joellen Ray Jim and Annette Tensing Reading Investments, LLC Thomas and Deborah Thornton James and Kelley Recob Thorson, Switala, Mondock & Snead Randy Reeder Brad and Barb Tillotson Betsy Reynolds Pamela Tipton The Riley Family Sister Dennis Tisler Pat and Carol Rini David and Linda Tobeson Rittal Design Team Joseph Townsend Stephen Rogers Trophy Nut The Daniel M. Romer Tuition Fund Todd and Lauren Tucker Patricia Ross The Uhl Agency Ruffolo, Stone & Dressel ULMA William and Shirley Rundell United Health Group Maria Runfola Up & Running Michael and Christine Ryan Valentour Education Systems Ryckman Orthodontics Valley Pathologists Summer Saeks Noreen Walton Valle Marilynne Saliwanchik Gary and Donna Van Gundy Mrs. Gordon Savage Jeanie Vickroy Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schade Ed Volk Painting Jamie and Agata Schade Richard and Eva Wallace The Schaefer Group Marianne Walton Alan and Beth Schaeffer A B and M R Webb John Scheiderer Bradley and Grace Weber James and Deborah Schlarb Fred Weber

44 the ROUNDTABLE Honor & Memory In Honor ... Paul and Tambra Breyer In Memory of William Ditzel Cort and Laura Arber ’85 Eiken Constance Ditzel ‘71 In Honor of Robert and Helen Alig Douglas Ditzel ‘74 Mary Alig ’77 Houston Jeff and Sharon Foppe Ron and Cynthia Hale Thomas Ditzel ‘76 In Honor of Catie ‘07, Peter ’09 and Chris and Carol Helm Cynthia Ditzel ’70 Hassan Abby Gmeiner Debra and John Jansing Patricia Ditzel ’79 Hecht Tom and Jayne Gmeiner Christopher and Denise Jasek In Memory of Peter Donahue In Honor of Patrice ‘97 and Lisa Hall ‘00 Danielle Lapsins ‘15 Mary Michele Mariscalco ‘73 Julia Hall Jeffrey and Mary Mullins Dick and Marcey Topp Michael and Moira Pfeifer In Memory of Luella Dues In Honor of the Horning and Wolf Families The Portman Family Paul Zimmer ‘66 Tom and Norma Horning Tom and Maureen Ruff In Memory of Dorothy Eisenhauer William and Mary Shancey In Honor of Lourdes Lambert Alter Football Association Ed and Erin Syron Greta Wolking ‘14 American Caribbean Experience David Zelinski ‘15 Leo and Dolores Anticoli In Honor of Sean Leibrock ‘03 In Memory of Sonia Brown Gene and Kathleen Beaty Kevin and Patricia Lawler John and Kathleen Brown Alan and Kathy Biegel Steve and Darlene Saaler ’80 Braunschweiger In Honor of Scott McLaughlin ‘89 In Memory of Michael Bruns ‘74 Phillip and Karen McLaughlin Elmer and Lucy Bruns William and Cicily Brogan John and Fran Detrio In Honor of Jim Peters In Memory of Norbert Brust Alice Dillon Mary Beth Brust ‘80 Fred and Maureen Willits and Family The Richard J. Eisenhauer Family In Memory of Ken Burr, Sr. Allan and Kay Feller In Honor of the Class of 1966, Living and Deceased Marlene Burr ’73 Orendorf Ted and Jennifer Hamilton Charles ’66 and Toni Smith ’66 DiPasquale In Memory of Jerry Butler Robert and Jolene Hawley In Honor of the Class of 1973 Pam Butler ’71 Christ Marilyn Hook Karen Boyle ‘73 Barbara Hunt In Memory of Robert Cannon ‘66 Greg Barbato ‘67 Edward and Dorothy Jauch John and Ginny Jauch In Memory ... In Memory of Jan Carroll Anne Johnson Christine Carroll ’84 Krueger In Memory of the deceased classmates of 1975 Scott and Pam Poelking ’85 Jordahl Carol Ponziani ’75 DeGrazier In Memory of Maggie Cata ‘82 William, Brenda, Karen and Steve Kirkham Mike Wildenhaus ‘75 Glen ’81 and Betsy Borchers John and Christine Kurtz In Memory of Andrew Adams ’67 and In Memory of Elizabeth Rose Coggins Jack Lohr Barbara Nosil ’70 Adams Ernest and Diane Davis ’66 Coggins Armand and Sally Martino Anne Adams ’70 Holbrook Charles and Mary Eileen McCloskey In Memory of Pat Coleman Bob and Bernadette Mitsch In Memory of Gwynedd and Frank Fred and Maureen Willits & Family Armstrong John and Amy Mueller Dan ’76 and Eileen Armstrong In Memory of Gordon Dadisman ‘66 John and Jane Mueller and Family Larry ’66 and Sally Leingang ’66 Priske Paragon Womens Care Dennis ’91 and Michelle Maladen Percy In Memory of Asia Banks In Memory of Judy Davidson Fred and Maureen Willits & Family Jessica Willits ’96 Archibald Mike and Liz Prayson Fred and Maureen Willits & Family Robert and Judith Rueth In Memory of Sydney Breyer ‘15 Wayne and Judy Schuler Anonymous In Memory of Jean DeRegnaucourt Bob DeRegnaucourt Bruce and Anne Smith Lisa Kirkland ’86 Bidwell Tim and Suzie Brabender FALL 2017 45 Honor & Memory Gregory and Elizabeth Smith In Memory of Kathy Boland ’66 Khallaf In Memory of Jim and Nate Madden Rob and Cindy Stichweh Tony ’70 and Amy Boland Pat Madden Dick and Marcey Topp In Memory of Sigmund Kizirnis In Memory of Kevin McCabe ‘75 Jacqueline Young Fred and Maureen Willits & Family Jim ’75 and Terri Ritterhoff Bob and Carol Westerkamp In Memory of Kevin Klein ‘79 In Memory of Mike Mercurio ‘88 Fred and Maureen Willits & Family John ’77 and Gail Klein Bill and Elaine Mercurio Marge Klein In Memory of Mike Fowler ‘79 In Memory of Mark Mitter ‘73 Daniel and Sherry Bayer In Memory of Joey Kraemer ‘14 Arthur ’73 and Catharine Kepes Wolfgang and Diane Ege Natalie McCabe In Memory of Russell & Marillyn Morgan Debbie Foster Patty O’Brien Francine Morgan ’75 Kester Paul and Linda Gregg In Memory of Leo Krautmann Christine Morgan ‘73 Gordon and Denise Meyer Julie Krautmann Patricia McTague In Memory of Francine Morin ‘68 Steve and Sue Probert In Memory of Patricia and Paul Lammert Dennis and Nancy Kobrin ’68 Chrisbaum Chris and Maggy Smith Anonymous Clinton and Lucille Whittaker Robert and Judith Brown Kevin and Julie Young ’90 Buchanan In Memory of Joseph and MaryAnn Geis Ron and Joyce Deger Mary Jo Geis ’70 Boisvert Karen and Anna Deime In Memory of Todd Gohmann ‘82 Bill and Bernice Eckenrode

Anonymous Daniel and Cheryl Hartke In Memory of Chuck Graham ‘79 Bill and Karen Hemmert Scott ’79 and Teresa Spring Jeff Lammert ‘92 Kathleen Lammert ‘90 In Memory of Mark Greco Thomas and Marisa Greco ‘82 Varney Tim Lammert ‘89 Lincoln Financial Advisors In Memory of Mary Jane Gross Andrew Michel & Associates Nancy Hanna Rittal Design Team In Memory of Tom and Kacie Hausfeld ‘07 Allena Schmidt Steve and Marianne Hinde ’03 Hudelson Daniel and Karen Steinmetz In Memory of Bonnie Becht ‘72 Horn Bernard and Pat Volmer Mary Brechak ‘69 Becht David and Mary Young In Memory of Tony Huesman ‘75 In Memory of Mary Laneve Margie Heckman ‘75 Samuel Laneve Jim ’75 and Terri Ritterhoff In Memory of John Laufersweiler In Memory of Diane Butler ’77 Hughes Mark ’72 and Peggy Amann ’73 Grunkemeyer David Hughes In Memory of Charles Lewis Rosalie Thomas ’77 Koesel Fred and Maureen Willits & Family

In Memory of Chris Idell ‘79 In Memory of G. Kramer Loges Dennis ’77 and Patty VanArsdale Tim Loges ‘69 In Memory of Phyllis Keller In Memory of Barry MacDonald John Scheiderer Rita MacDonald In Memory of John Keys ‘66 In Memory of Mary Beth Preston ’75 Mackie Patsy Moran ’67 Allen Denise DonMoyer ‘75 Faler

46 the ROUNDTABLE $5,000 - $9,999 $10,000 - $49,999 *$50,000 + $1,000 - $4,999 $100 - $999 $1 - $99 In Memory of Tom Nikolai ‘78 Steve and Carol Gephart ‘75 Dworkin Frank and Pam Howard Anonymous (4) Steven and Lori Miller ‘71 Earman Chuck and Martie Hoying Brock and Margy Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eckstein Patrick and Patricia Hoying & Family Bill and Liz Cerar ‘94 Anderson John and Kitrina Edwards Nancy Hoying Dan and Susan Annett Michael ‘83 and Cheryl Murlin ‘83 Eichner Randy Hudson Bill and Judith Armbruster Electripack, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Sean Hughes & Family Joe and Terri Baldasare Donald Erisman Hutchins Realty Leslie and Kathleen Banwart Lee and Pat Falke Ken and Lynn Ignozzi David and Jill Barber Frank and Grace Fasano Sally James Steve and Christine Barhorst Jack Fiala ‘67 Stephen ‘78 and Lynda Joseph Jerad and Janel Barnett First Financial Tim and Nancy Kaczala Jerry and Jen Bennett Bill and Deanne Focke Bill and Sonnie Kasch James and Margaret Berardi James and Deborah Franz Ken and Teresa Kaylor Marylee Bissmeyer ‘78 Bible Roger and Donna Furrer Harvey and Joyce Kiley Ted and Joan Binzer Mark and Gaye Georges Joan Kilian Paul and Ginny Boeckman Owen and Sondra Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Colby King Tim and Suzie Brabender Patricia Giering Paula Kreusch Greg and Peggy Kussman ‘75 Braner Linda Godfrey and Daniel Dorman Paul and Tanya Kroger William and Corinne Broad Lynn Gonsior Paul and Jan Labbe Jill and Kevin Brodbeck Dennis and Judy Graf Ray and Cathy Lane Browns Run Ladies Golf Team James and Jean Graham Elizabeth Lane Greg and Anne Brush Michael and Elizabeth Grauwelman Jim and Stephanie Larkin CareSource Matt and Sharon O’Brien ‘78 Graybill Alfred and Jacqueline Lefeld Carl and Kathleen Carlson Greene County Community Foundation Ed ’72 and MaryAnn Leschansky Chicago Title Company Ed ‘80 and Anne Barnet ‘80 Griffith Jeff and Ellen Levine Christopher and Wendy Ciehanski Mark ’72 and Peggy Amann ’73 Grunkemeyer John and Cordelia Longstreth Steven and Molly Cobb Marty ‘86 and Lisa Grunder Tom and Barbara MacLeod Todd Cochran ‘01 Richard and Timi Sue Gump John and Nancy Manier Tom Columbus Randy and Vicki Gunlock Mike Mathile Connor Group Foundation Robert ’66 and Nancy Scheper ’67 Gutmann Mathile Family Enterprise Construction Managers of Ohio Richard and Barbara Haas Norman and Terry Mayne Coolidge Wall, LLC Patrice Hall Timothy and Ann Marie McCormick Nick and Marjorie Crnkovich Joan Callahan Halstead Miami Valley Golf Foundation Mike Cronin Bob and Betsy Harris Brad and Debra Miesle Chris and Meg Cummings Harvey Harris Dr. Jeff and Susan Mikutis Robert and Donna Curry Lynda Hart Paul and Christina Miller Cushman & Wakefield Daren and Julie Hartman Lawrence and Christine Murlin Dayton Area Board of Realtors Thomas and Jodell Hayes MV Commercial Construction DHL Supply Chain Mr. and Mrs. Mark Henestofel Peter Nichols George Diefenderfer Kirby and Rita Heritage Matt ‘78 and Denise Abele ‘78 O’Connell John and Karen Dillon Ron and Christine Hill George and Amy Oberer Doug ‘74 and Maggie Ditzel Bob and Mary Ann Hilty ODW Logistics Mark Dlott and Dale Dlott Neal and Jo Hinker David Osborne and Sandy Borsten James and Carolyn Dodok James ’72 and Jucelen Hochwalt Don and Christine Alexander ‘81 Pack DRT Holdings Kirk Hogg Laura Pannier John ‘79 and Susanna Duchak Bill ‘79 and Mary Beth Horst Michael and Kimberly Duncan FALL 2017 47 Honor & Memory In Memory of Kevin Schilling ‘72 Ronald and Elizabeth Parker Matthew and Melissa Ungerleider Rebecca Albers ’72 Hewitt Russell and Jeannie Pence Gary and Donna Van Gundy Fred Pence Joe and Andrea Cannarozzi ‘85 Varabkanich In Memory of Julie Leyes ’85 Sparks Laura Arber ’85 Eiken Jim and Margaret Peters Michael and Constance Buckle ’66 Warner Frank Petrie Geoffrey and Micaela Wexler In Memory of Eileen and Joseph Sprinkle Peter and Mary Ann Prokop John ‘83 and Christina Homan ’85 White Therese Sprinkle ‘77 Tom and Nancy Finke ’72 Rambasek Linda Williams In Memory of Terry DeLuna ‘70 St.Quinton David and Joellen Ray Fred and Maureen Willits & Family Reading Investments, LLC Alice Heiskell ‘78 Wilson Michael and Cynthia Ditzel ‘70 Hassan Betsy Reynolds Brian and Eileen Wilson In Memory of Lois and John Thalheimer Pat and Carol Rini Winwood, Rutledge, LLC Mary Lynn Thalheimer ‘78 Tom Roesch ‘82 and Patti Blessing Teri Wolff In Memory of Nora Eileen Thomas Stephen Rogers Kelly Wolff ‘09 Connie Greenup Mark ‘78 and Anne Grogan ‘78 Romer Gerald Woodley William and Shirley Rundell Don Wright Realty In Memory of Molly Siggins ‘78 Thum Tim ‘78 and Peggy Reilly ‘78 Gates Mike and Cheryl Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Youngs Summer Saeks Gary and Mary Youra In Memory of Dan Wagner ‘82 Marilynne Saliwanchik Jeffrey and Theresa Zelinski Richard ’82 and Melissa Koehler Scott and Christine Sapita Paul Zimmer ‘66 In Memory of William Wallis ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schade Steve and Kathy Zimmer Patricia Wallis’67 Furst Jamie and Agata Schade Mike ‘77 and Barbara Zimmerman In Memory of James and Mary Ann Walsh Dan and Maria Schertler Jerome and Mary Louise Zwiesler Martha Walsh ‘77 John ’88 and Kim Graf ’88 Schimpf In Memory of John O’Brien In Memory of Suzanne Young ‘96 Miles Schmidt Robert and Jean Burgess William and Dianne Schneider Michelle Clark ’95 Brooks

Tom and Marcia Schockman In Memory of Doug Osterfeld ‘70 Millie Osterfeld Mark and Maureen Schutter Lawrence and Karen Schwanbeck In Memory of Bill and Voleta Prater Fred and Jane Setzer John Prater ‘75 John and Janice Shie In Memory of Joseph Prevish Beverly Shillito Rick and Melinda Prevish ’79 Adkins Michael and Karen Sobecki Southwest Ohio Chapter of the NAIOP In Memory of Walter Reiling Suzanne Reiling John Staten Ken and Kathleen Brockman ‘81 Stechschulte In Memory of Virginia Reichard ’69 Reynolds Rob and Cindy Stichweh Jane Reichard ‘71 McNamee Glenn and Cecilia Suntay In Memory of Mary Riess ‘77 Thomas and Laurel Suttmiller Annette Chavez ‘77 Gil and Meg Switala Rosalie Thomas ’77 Koesel Synergy Building Systems In Memory of Madelaine A. Riley Ron and Jayne Testa The Riley Family Phil Yux ‘78 Thompson David and Linda Tobeson In Memory of Joan Rizer Fred and Maureen Willits & Family William ‘85 and Kelly Uhl The Uhl Agency In Memory of Ann Marie Ridenour ’95 Sanfillipo Michelle Clark ’95 Brooks

48 the ROUNDTABLE $5,000 - $9,999 $10,000 - $49,999 *$50,000 + $1,000 - $4,999 $100 - $999 $1 - $99 In Honor of Maggie Traynor ’66 Zimmer Bob and Katie Armstrong ’66 Ellis Paula Kreusch Anonymous (3) Cam Ellis ‘90 George and Carol Kuntz Heidi Alesi Maureen Foley ‘91 Gene and Janice Culver Kurtz Robert and Helen Alig Mark Fornes Realty Nancy Kussman Greg and Lorrie Andrulis Tom and Marilyn Fowler Robert Lamar Anthony and Jennifer Argue Fox Cleaners Ray and Cathy Lane Bill and Judith Armbruster JB & DJ Francis Jim and Stephanie Larkin Joe and Terri Baldasare David and Evie Freimuth Barbara Laufersweiler Joseph and Maryann Bausman Richard Gaeke ‘66 Michael Leen ‘69 Aaron Bender and Julie Harter Geez Grill and Pub Tom and Judy Leen Bruce and Connie Cochran ‘66 Bernhardt Kay George Larry and Kathy McRaven ‘66 Lefevre Richard and Maria Bevington Kevin Geraghty Ed ’72 and MaryAnn Leschansky Alan and Kathy Biegel Kathi Glass ‘70 Bill and Sally Lincoln Cliff and Molly Rocco ’84 Bishop James and Judith Gottman John and Cordelia Longstreth Michael and Berta Bockey Dennis and Judy Graf Randy and Ann Luken Steve and Darlene Saaler ’80 Braunschweiger Richard and Lois Grimmer Peter and Sallie Luther Jim and Marilyn Brinkman Mark ’72 and Peggy Amann ’73 Grunkemeyer Marsh & McLennann Agency Tim ‘91 and Stacey Hubach ‘91 Brown John and Nancy Guenin Jean Rowe McAbee Greg and Anne Brush Robert ’66 and Nancy Scheper ’67 Gutmann Jennifer Ellis ‘94 McCune Don and Judy Buehrle Richard and Barbara Haas Mark and Nancy McHale Tracy Buehrle ‘02 John and Helen Haddick John and Constance McKay George and Jean Burton Peggy Hall John and Kathleen McKeon Jim and Suzanne Leyes ’76 Butler Sam and Cathy Hamway Dale and Karen Medford David and Joy Kussman ’66 Cairoli Mary Hanaghan Alexis Troha ’02 Mevoli John and Shari Campanella David and Vicki Harris Michael Meyer ‘66 James Carmichael ‘66 SuEllen McManus ’66 Henry Adam and Maureen Mezoff Don and Connie Carone Ed and Mary Jane Hinde Stephen and Lynn Miller Pat and Pam Carroll James ’72 and Jucelen Hochwalt Andrew Moore ‘98 Peter and Judy Cerar Larry and Patricia Holden Lynda Moore Kathleen Christman Ned and Christine Holtzmuller Ron and Maureen Moser Tim and Amy Cloud Michael and Rochelle Hossenlopp David and Audrey Mueller Steve ’69 and Sandra Cochran John and Margaret Houston Ralph and Geraldine Mueller Barbara Engelman ’67 Coggins Andrew ’66 and Mary Ann Koerner ’66 Ireton Dan and Mary Sims ’66 Nemeth Robert and Diane Colaizzi Tim and Dawn Jackson Carol Hoying ’78 Nikolai St. Columbian Athletic Organization Jim and Joanie Jacobson John and Paula Noble Dennis and Jane Corbly Julie Johnson Frederick and Cheryl Ohmer Mollie Danis Scott and Pamela Poelking ’85 Jordahl Dr. Thaddeus O’Neill Tom and Georgia Danis Richard and Alicia Kappel Laura Pannier Bob and Susie Day Bill and Sonnie Kasch Leslie and Mary Anne Parker Thomas and Gayle Deeley William Kellermeyer Douglas and Marianne Patton Charles ’66 and Toni Smith ’66 DiPasquale Michael and Kathleen Zimmer ’93 Kloska Tyrone Payne Paul ‘76 and Michelle Donoher Joseph and Carm Carone ’66 Klosterman Dennis ‘91 and Michelle Maladen Percy Dowler Opticians Knights of Columbus #14995 Jim and Janet Wenzke ’66 Pettry Chris Dues Patrick and Laura Koons Pickrel, Schaeffer & Ebeling John ’66 and Janet Dues John and Kathy Kostak Mark and Cyndi Platt Michael and Christine Weckesser ’66 Duffin Mitch and Kathy Kraska Wolf and Diane Ege Patricia Reynders ’66 Kraszewski FALL 2017 49 Honor & Memory Marilyn Pod Michael and Constance Buckle ’66 Warner Emerson Electric Buzz and Marilyn Portune Bradley and Grace Weber Anthony Groshek William ’66 and Janet Stark ’66 Priest Fred Weber Jacob Groshek ‘00 Tom and Nancy Finke ’72 Rambasek James and Nancy Panfile ’66 Weisner Fifth Third Bank Richard Raterman ‘66 Jaime Ellis ’96 Wellman Elizabeth Moore ’96 Osborne Philip and Courtney Rathweg Jim and Barbara Weprin Home Depot Mark ’66 and Virginia Redrick Patricia Whisler Mike Wildenhaus ‘75 Steve and Lisa Lehmkuhl ’74 Reeves Noel and Patricia White Mike ‘66 and Jane Reisinger Lawrence and Julie Whitehead IBM Gerry Anne Rocco Leon and Betsy Whitney David Bradley ‘67 Martin ’68 and Anita Roderer Richard and Mary Kay Wick Intel Roger ’67 and Jane Simonton ’67 Romer Fred and Maureen Willits & Family Lisa Dillhoff ’94 Depew Nick and Marianne Rosenkranz Paul and Ruth Winterhalter Tim Maloney ‘67 Patricia Ross Winwood, Rutledge LLC Kimberly Clark Tom and Rosie Sammon Dick and Helen Poelking Witt Michael Gross ‘81 Gordon Savage Penny Wolff The Schaefer Group Adam and Tracy Zimmer Kuntz Foundation Alan and Beth Schaeffer Charles and Nina Zimmer Peter Kuntz Glenn and Patty Schimpf Dan Zimmer LexisNexis John ’88 and Kim Graf ’88 Schimpf Don and Linda Zimmer Joe Drayer ‘99 James and Deborah Schlarb Jeff ’76 and Patricia Kingdom ’83 Zimmer Robert Portman Gindy Armstrong ’69 Schneller Paul Zimmer ‘66 Marathon Petroleum Company John ’92 and Jennifer Moore ’94 Schoen Steve and Kathy Zimmer James Ducceschi Gary Schweizer Doug and Marilyn Zobrist William and Elizabeth Seall Microsoft Hank and Linda Zobrist Kentner Sellers, LLP Jennifer Beckmann (Brad ’95) Tom Martino ‘80 Kevin and Michelle Shea Linda Dallman ’66 Simonton Millennium Pharmaceuticals Richard and Donna Smith Matching Gifts $14,149 Tom Lambert Thomas and Deborah Smith Morgan Stanley Tom Smith Industries AbbVie Pharmaceutical BJ Mahle ‘97 James and Kathryn Snow Nickie Poelking ’90 Kaplan Ed and Kathy Stoermer Perfetti Van Melle Ameriprise Financial Rachel Chambers ‘88 John and Shellie Sweeterman Cathleen White Bill and Anne Tant Pfizer Archers Daniels Midland Sandy Hayes Thomas and Deborah Thornton Catherine Sprauer (Jim Sprauer ’79) Brad and Barb Tillotson Philip Rose (Margaret Whelan ’71 Rose) Pam Tipton Ball Corporation Sisters of Charity Dick and Marcey Topp Francie Hess ’01 Tobe Sister Katie Hoelscher Anne Trick Bank of America Sister Sandy Howe ‘80 Dr. Frank Troha John Borchers ‘94 Teresa Cindric ’86 McHugh Standard Insurance Sharon Borton ‘66 Tschudin Christina Ostendorf ‘84 Robert and Kathleen Uchtman Boeing Noreen Walton Valle Mary Dey ’78 Bucher Synchrony Financial Valley Pathologists Scott Spring ‘79 Paul Boeckman Jeanie Vickroy Brown-Forman United Health Group Bonita Cull ’66 Voller Amy Armstrong ’82 Smith Doug Grilliot Timothy and Arlene Wabler Discover Financial Services Verizon Bruce Wagner ‘68 John Walsh ‘86 Alice Heiskell ’78 Wilson Chuck ’66 and Kelly Wagner Eli Lilly and Company Wells Fargo Richard and Eva Wallace Jack Mees ‘84 Jay and Bea Walsh Mark Nagy ‘81 Tom Laufersweiler John Schoen ‘92

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ARCHBISHOP ALTER HIGH SCHOOL GIVING SUMMARY 2017 FISCAL REPORT

ANNUAL FUND $265,981 RESTRICTED GIFTS $380,646 CAPITAL CAMPAIGN $1,253,869 SPONSORSHIP & FAN PASS $81,981

BOOSTERS (GROSS REVENUE) $552,000 alter love ALTERFEST $477,000 annual fund FISH FRY $55,000 GOLF OUTING $20,000 l ve

OTHER REPORTED FUNDRAISING $213,350 *DOES NOT INCLUDE COMMUNITY SUPPORT, FOOD OR CLOTHING ITEMS COLLECTED TOP 10 REPORTED FUNDRAISERS: FOOTBALL LIFT-A-THON $95,000 MUSIC DEPT MULCH SALE $50,700 BOYS BASKETBALL SHOOT-A-THON $19,000 YEARBOOK ADS $10,150 MUSIC DEPT CROWDFUNDING $10,100 LANCERETTE RAFFLE $7,500 GIRLS BASKETBALL SHOOT-A-THON $7,300 KEY CLUB TURKEY DRIVE $7,000 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL RAFFLE $5,000 BOYS VOLLEYBALL TRIVIA $4,400

TOTAL GIVING $2,747,827 NOTE: Unaudited data based on fiscal year July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017.

FALL 2017 51 Non Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 302 Dayton, OH

Alter AdvancementAlter Advancement Office Office 940 East940 David East David Road Road Kettering, Ohio 45429 Kettering, Ohio 45429

2013 Reunion Information Planning is underway for many classes and tentative plans are set for events over the summer! there are a few classes that still need volunteers to help organize some- thing. If you’re interested in helping with your class, contact the Advancement Office at (937)434-2059 or [email protected]. For those alums who will be in town for Alterfest, please make sure to stop by the Advancement booth on Friday night to get your complimentary drink ticket if you’re ARCHBISHOPa member of the Alumni Association; ALTER also make HIGH plans to attendSCHOOL the Alumni mass on Sunday, September 1 @ noon in the Alter chapel.

1968 Labor Day weekend (golf, dinner, lunch and Alterfest), details are in the works. Contact Coni OPENDalhamer ([email protected]), HOUSE! Willie Bruns ([email protected]), or Tom Hines ([email protected]) for more information or Like the Facebook pageth to learn more at: Archbishop Alter High School Class of 1968 Sunday, November1973 Labor Day weekend. 12 To keep up with 1-4pm all the plans, join the class Facebook group (Alter 6th throughHigh School 12th Class Graders of 1973 Reunion). and For Families more information, contact Karen Boyle ([email protected]) or Marlene Burr Orendorf ([email protected]) 1978 Labor Day weekend. Friday, Aug 30th 8:00 pm – Alter Fest; Saturday, Aug 31 6:00- For information call9:00 pm 937.428.5335 – Party at Kevin Duffin’s residence or – register4425 Shady Crest, online: Kettering; Saturday Golf – info and registration contact Tom Becker ([email protected] or (937) 604-4606). Find us on alterhs.org/openhouseFacebook at: Archbishop Alter High School Class of 1978. For more info contact, Julee Smith Terilli ([email protected])

the 1983 mike Gillotti is looking for some help in planning events. If interested, please contact him at [email protected] or (614) 529-2935 Published by The Advancement Office 1988 Labor Day weekend. Details coming soon! RoundRoundtable940 is E. a David publication Rd. • Kettering, of Archbishop OH Table45429 • (937) Alter 434-2059 High School. Labor Day weekend. Planning is underway. For more info, contact Molly Whitehead Holt (mol- Your commentswww.alterhighschool.org and suggestions are welcome. 1993 [email protected]) or Colleen O’Brien Schaefer ([email protected]) or like our Facebook Please contact:Editor: John Patterson, Director of Development page at Alter high School Class of 1993 Amy MillerFr. James Manning, President Lourdes Lambert, Principal 1998 Volunteers needed DirectorRick of Willits Marketing ’88, Director of Institutional & Communications Advancement 940 E. DavidTina Lammers Road ’75, Administrative • Kettering, Assistant OH 45429 2003 Volunteers needed Your comments are welcome. Please email them to (937) [email protected] 2008 Volunteers needed [email protected] Visit alterhs.org for more news and information

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