NON-PROFIT ORG. US POSTAGE Archbishop MoellerCelebrating High School our 9001 Montgomery Road PAID Cincinnati, OH 45242-7780 Marianist CINCINNATI, OHIO Tradition. Permit No. 9931 A Catholic School in the Marianist Tradition

M ELLERDeveloping Leadership in Young Men

FALL/WINTER 2010

A publication for alumni, family, and friends of Archbishop Moeller High School

Pictured top right: The day before the 50th Anniversary Chaminade Day and Mass celebration, Moeller received new building signage, thanks to the Marianist Implementation Team’s efforts, which was led by Sr. Judy Klei. As the cross was being placed on the wall, the sun came out and hit the metal causing a reflection on the building. Pictured bottom right: Father Martin Solma, S.M., Provincial of the U.S. Marianists, performed a special blessing of the new Marianist cross during Moeller’s 50th Anniversary Mass. (See cover story, page 9.) contents

M ELLER Moeller staff Bill Kohus ’69 (facilities) and his son, Bill Kohus Jr. ’98 (technology), FALL/WINTER 2010 were chosen to represent their class in the 50th Moeller Magazine is an official publication Anniversary alumni of Archbishop Moeller High School for procession during the Mass power of technology to be a dynamic, alumni, family, and friends. Comments (see page 11). collaborative learning tool. See page 7, and questions are encouraged. Send “New Software Offers ‘Explosive’ your letters to: Opportunity for Interactive Learning.” EDITOR Our news department, now called Johanna Kremer, “Moeller Today,” reports additional ways Communications Director Archbishop Moeller High School we are living Fr. Chaminade’s vision. 9001 Montgomery Road On pages 2-4, we show how Moeller is Cincinnati, OH 45242-7780 “providing an integral, quality education” Voice Mail: (513) 791-1680, ext. 1330 (which means we provide a holistic education E-Mail: [email protected] involving the mind, heart, body, and CONTRIBUTORS spirit). On pages 5-6, we offer stories on Bill Balbach ’72 9 FAMILY SPIRIT: “educating for service, justice, and peace,” Barry Borman ’64 Blane Collison cover'Summer Celebration' story Kicks as well as “educating for faith formation.” Welcome to the makeover of Moeller Chris Anne Gaier Finally, we show in several features and Debbie Geiger Off 50th Anniversary Year Magazine! We first published the magazine departments how we are “educating in the Bill Hunt in the fall of 1996 and called it Windows on Family Spirit,” a key characteristic of a Cindy Neuhaus Moeller. We’ve evolved since then, and now Marianist education. For example, on Jim Stofko ’85 in honor of our 50th Anniversary we’re pages 13-14 we feature our grief group, ADMINISTRATION 7 ADAPTATION & CHANGE: New Software Offers taking this “golden” opportunity to refine which is a support system for students Bill Hunt, President 'Explosive' Opportunity for Interactive Learning our look to celebrate our Marianist Tradition. who have lost of loved one. Originally Blane Collison, Principal Throughout the magazine we’ve woven initiated in 1999, it was the first of its kind features BOARD OF TRUSTEES 13 FAITH FORMATION: OVERCOMING GRIEF: the threads of the Blessed William Joseph in the city and has now grown to involve Charley Blum Finding Solidarity in Sorrow Chaminade’s* vision of education, called 13 support groups in 10 local high schools. Ted Catino ’79 the “Marianist Charism.” His vision was On November 12, The Cincinnati Enquirer Therese Esswein Tom Fitz 18 GROWING MOELLER: 2009-10 Honor Roll Of based on his love and devotion to Mary featured the teen grief groups on the cover Jim Hubbard, Secretary Donors & Forecast of Revenue and Expenses and her example of faith. As I sit at the feet page (“Teen grief support groups in high Pete Kimener of Fr. Chaminade’s statue, I feel a profound demand: Organizations help young people Leo Loewenstine Jr. debt of gratitude. Educational research deal with death, loss”). Our Moeller Dan Neyer ’77 shows that the key to any school’s success Bob Niehaus ’65, Chair Family Spirit is an important part of who Sally Nugent, Vice Chair is its culture, and Moeller’s culture has we are as an educational system, as Fr. Mark Rippe ’72, Treasurer been grounded in the Marianist Charism Chaminade envisioned. We truly are there Fr. Larry Tensi 1 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE for the past five decades. It has been the for one another, especially in times of need. LAYOUT & DESIGN departments 2 MOELLER TODAY cornerstone of the school’s success. So, let us know what you think. We are James Wilmink ’85, Insignia Design In this issue, we hope to illuminate how listening and always looking for better E-mail: [email protected] 16 FROM THE PRESIDENT we are living the Marianist Charism day to ways to communicate with you. day. For example, one tenant of a Marianist CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER 17 GROWING MOELLER Amy Ellert, Into Wishin Photography education is to “educate for adaptation and May Mary’s peace be with you, 29 CRUSADER CONNECTIONS change” (meaning we believe in continuous PRINTING improvement and preparing our students Larry Kuhlman ’81, Bramkamp Printing 31 ALUMNI NOTES for the future). In that spirit, Academic www.Bramkamp.com Dean Chris Wilke may have initiated one DISTRIBUTION of the most exciting educational software Johanna Kremer, Editor Ginny Bauer & Chris Anne Gaier The students brought in programs since the Laptop Program began. [email protected] 1001 boxes of food for Essentially, this product unleashes the ©2010. All rights reserved. Archbishop St. Vincent DePaul and the (513) 791-1680, ext. 1330 Moeller High School is owned and St. George Food Pantry, a operated by the Catholic Archdiocese of new record! “As the demand Cincinnati and adheres to its policies. increases, the Men of WWW.MOELLER.ORG Moeller meet the challenge,” says Pastoral Ministry * The Blessed William Joseph Chaminade (1761-1850) founded the Society of Service Director Brian Mary (the Marianists) in 1817, an order devoted to Catholic education and Gilronan.”More than 4,000 Mary’s example of faith. Moeller is a Catholic school in the Marianist families will benefit from this Tradition, developing leadership in young men. during the holiday season.” EN • FALL/WINTER 2010 As Moeller celebrates its 50th Anniversary, our school takes great pride in the accomplishments of our students and legacy of our alumni. Today, we continue to attain excellence in our mission as a WelcomeToCollege.com: Catholic, Marianist school by educating the whole person. Father Chaminade’s vision for education remains the bedrock of how we approach educating young men in the 21st Century. Although Marketing Students Help Launch New Social Network teaching methods have changed over the years, a Moeller education is still rooted in the five timeless characteristics of a Marianist Could “Welcome to College” education: faith formation; quality education; Family Spirit; service, become the next big idea in social networking? justice, and peace; and adaptation and change. If so, you can thank the Men of Moeller for Committed to continuous improvement, Moeller has recently helping to launch this new Internet site adopted new methods for the use of technology in our academic that helps students network with one program, helping to prepare students for the rigors and demands another as they choose the college that’s of living and working in a best for them. technologically based world. Ed Jamieson’s marketing class joined A key component of this effort is Although teaching with alumnus and founder Justin Bayer ’97 the use of the DyKnow software methods have changed and his director of partnerships, J.P. program, which allows our Gregory, to roll out their new business. students to become more engaged over the years, a Moeller “It is a perfect fit for my marketing class to learners and provides them with education is still rooted be part of the new business start up, additional technological skills. in the five timeless ‘Welcome to College,’ ” says Jamieson. (See page 7, “New Software “The students get a first-hand look at a Offers Explosive Opportunity characteristics of a business plan, marketing plan, obstacles to for Interactive Learning.”) Founder Justin Bayer’97 (far left), Ed Jamieson (far right) and Marianist education: new business ventures, market research, The Moeller House System J.P. Gregory (behind Jamieson) flank the marketing class that helped focus groups, database analysis, and social continues to improve from its faith formation; launch “Welcome to College”. network marketing. On the other hand, inception in 2005. The importance quality education; they get to serve as a valuable focus group truly helped the founders tweak business of this initiative was most clearly “Being part of (this) Family Spirit; service, because they are the primary target market.” decisions and have been part of this since demonstrated during the recent experience gives me a Welcome to College’s website helps the beginning,” says Jamieson. “They have loss of a senior this year, Josh justice, and peace; and real-life model to college-bound also taken part of Pflum, in a tragic accident. The adaptation and change. successfully enact students plan, rate, the marketing end House System’s Mentor Groups share, and compare of things by sharing the marketing tools served as a primary means to their campus visits. the value of the Mr. Jamieson teaches deliver pastoral care to all our students as they worked through “Research shows product with us in class,” says senior this time of sorrow. This student governance system also continues the most important their peers.” to assist our students with their personal and social decisions Buddy Naber. factor in deciding In its first week, through the Man of Moeller leadership program. And the House “Welcometocollege.com where to apply is the site drew more Assemblies provided a perfect vehicle for celebrating our golden has also benefited me to visit the campus,” than 2,000 visitors milestone through the recent 50th Anniversary Chaminade Day says Bayer, who from 44 states and by allowing me to and Mass. (See page 9, cover feature.) came up with the 20 countries. access the opinions of While we honor and celebrate our past, be assured that the core idea in 2005 while “Thanks to the solid fellow students about principles that have always been the guiding factors in helping to running the campus effort of the class develop the minds and hearts of Moeller students remain and will their experience while tour program for at Moeller, we continue to grow as we look to the future! visiting a prospective the University of Vermont. “We created this exceeded our goal of 250 users by securing college and to voice my tool to help students and families keep track 315 user accounts to the site,” says Bayer. Yours in service, own opinions about the of the many impressions and gut feelings “What I like about the business is that that occur when setting foot on campus.” they have identified a serious consumer colleges I have visited.” The site launched in September, and need and are trying to design a unique and Jamieson’s Moeller students were in on the user-friendly product to satisfy that need,” Blane Collison, Principal process from start. “My students have says Jamieson. “It’s been a win-win for all.” M

1 • FALL/WINTER 2010 MOELLER Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 2 Fall Sports Season ‘Historic’ Says AD “This fall season far exceeded even the most optimistic predictions,” says Athletic Director Barry Borman ’64. “Having all four of our fall sports teams finish in the top 10 in the city polls, in itself, was a great accomplishment. But our fall success went far beyond the city polls.” According to Borman, the list of accomplishments includes: THE SOCCER TEAM won an outright GCL Championship and captured the sectional and district titles. They competed well at the regional level having gone as far as any team in Moeller history. THE GOLF TEAM won the GCL title and the sectional and district tournaments with record scores. THE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM had an They also won eight season tournaments, another outstanding year competing in the toughest CC league school record, and qualified for state for the 9th in the state. The team laid a solid foundation with 50 consecutive time. runners competing this year. THE FOOTBALL TEAM finished as co-champs in “We certainly have reason to celebrate our great the GCL and qualified for the 9th straight year to the success,” Borman adds. “We currently lead the GCL state tournament. This is the longest streak of any D1 All-Sports Trophy standings with 25 points followed school in Southwest Ohio Region IV. by second place St. Xavier with 19 points.” The New Moeller Writing Center: Using Students as ‘Teachers’ The English Department initiated Club, provide an easy way for MAYERSON LEADERSHIP STUDENT ELECTED TO the Moeller Writing Center this fall writers and tutors to work together. PROGRAM: Several Moeller CINCINNATI YOUTH IN – a program held during the M-Block The center offers an additional students were chosen to attend the GOVERNMENT: in the Chaminade Library throughout benefit to the tutors themselves, for Mayerson Service Learning Nick Staresinic was the year and staffed by seniors in the best way to learn is to teach. Conference at the University of recently elected to the English Honors Program. English teacher Eric Eble, who Cincinnati in September: Mark Cincinnati Youth in NEWEST MEMBERS OF “The center’s primary mission is manages the center and works with DiGiandomenico ’13, Nick Lefke ’11, Government from a MOELLER FAMILY: to provide an additional opportunity the student tutors to develop their Nick Chacon ’12, John Harbaugh ’11, pool of more than 200 for students to become better own Socratic-teaching skills, notes, “The new faces are a sign of our Jake Haigis ’12, and Justin Liggett ’11. Cincinnati-area writers, rather than to produce “I’m excited to see student leaders continued growth and desire to students. During this year, he will “perfect’ papers,” says English pushing the composition process NATIONAL LEADERSHIP be responsible for helping to draft be better as a lifelong learning Department Chair Geoffrey Girard. outside of the classroom and into a FORUM IN MEDICINE: legislation, attempting to have the community,” says Academic Dean “The center does not, for instance, more relaxed, easygoing venue.” Chris Wilke. “Each one of these simply provide proofreading “It’s really rewarding to help Kyle Bobay ’11 was selected to legislation passed into law, and professionals will work in their own services. Instead, student tutors teach underclassmen important attend this leadership advising the mayor on issues unique and talented way to make will assist writers in learning how writing skills,” says Michael program that focuses facing the youth of today. the Characteristics of a Marianist to proofread for their particular Wright ’11. “I wish this lab was on the early recogni- Education come alive on a day-to-day pattern of errors and to edit their around my freshman year!" tion and preparation NEW WAR & PEACE CLUB: MOELLER SCHOLARS: basis.” Sitting, from left: Joanne own work. They make suggestions The model for the concept of the promising English teachers Two Moeller seniors were named Sweeney (Main Office Administrative and offer advice about how each comes from similar centers in future physicians. Kevin Buckley National Merit Semi-Finalists: Assistant) and Maureen Reis (Math writer might improve his writing/ colleges and universities. “Such Student attendees are exposed and Anthony paper. Anything from research programs are huge at the college Michael Wright and Matthew Intervention Specialist); Standing, to distinguished medical leaders Corder are and planning tips to paragraph level,” says Girard, “and we hope Woebkenberg. Eight students were from left: Bill Hunt (President), and research pioneers who are offering a organization. Then, the writer must that, overtime, Moeller’s students also named AP Scholars for earning Kevin Conlon (Chemistry), Charlie dedicated to bettering humanity. new co- make his own decisions about will find and enjoy this unique a “3” out of a possible score of “5” Lytle (Information Technology curricular what changes he will make to learning opportunity.” on three or more AP tests: Michael Center Manager), Eric Eble (English), STUDENT TECHNOLOGY opportunity his writing project and grow Wright, Ross Geiger, Brendan Jim Jewell (Math), Terri Schaffer as a writer accordingly.” COMMITTEE: A new student this year – the Holmes, Luke Agricola, Charles (Physics & Physical Science), and The Writing Center is technology committee was recently Moeller War Fiessinger, Mark Dalga, Jack Gavin Gray (Videography). open to students from formed to help improve and guide and Peace Book Club. Over the Schlueter, and Michael Irwin all Not pictured: Michael Rose all grades and for any the technology at Moeller. The course of the year the members received the honor for their test (English), Matt Johnson (Support course's writing committee will focus on technolo- will read about 156 pages a month scores. Schlueter was also named Services), and Kristen Nay (Math assignment, not only gy-related issues, including a and meet to discuss Leo Tolstoy's an “AP Scholar with Distinction” Intervention Specialist). English essays. Larger tablet/laptop evaluation. War and Peace. monitors, donated by for earning a “3” or better on four the Moeller Moms’ or more AP tests. 3 • FALL/WINTER 2010 MOELLER Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 4 MoellerService, TodayJustice & Peace A Special Thanks MoellerFaith FormationToday To Our Military U4U Students Sell Beads to Support Ugandan School Soon, hundreds of military World-Famous Our Lady of personnel will receive a personal "Unified for UNIFAT is now in the accessories business!" letter of thanks from the Men of says Connie Ring, founder and director of U4U, the Moeller. The school teamed up Fatima Statue Visits Moeller student-led organization that supports 120 children with General Electric and The On Nov. 22, the world- in Northern Uganda. "We have necklaces, bracelets, Thank You Foundation to send care packages to the BACKGROUND: The International Pilgrim famous international earrings, zipper pouches, soldiers serving our country. “It is great they were able Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima was sculpted statue of Our Lady of and purses. The jewelry is to put cards in care packages,” said Kathy Hannah- in 1947 by Jose Thedim. He created his vision based on the Fatima was housed at made from magazines! All Klatzke, foundation representative. “I hope description of Sr. Lucia, one of the three young seers who saw Moeller’s Holy Family prices range from $3 to $22. they know how much the receiver of these Our Lady each month from May to October 1917 in Fatima, Chapel. During Everything is made in cards and packages appreciates what they Portugal. On October 13, 1947, in the presence of more than the day, religion classes Uganda – in some cases by have done – sometimes it is the simplest of 150,000 pilgrims, the statue was blessed by the Bishop of Leiria attended a presentation the mothers and guardians things that makes the biggest difference.” at Fatima, Portugal, to be the pilgrim, the traveler. of the children in the and recited the rosary. Sent out to bring the Message of Fatima to the world, the International Pilgrim Virgin Statue has traveled sponsorship program. In the evening there was the world many times, visiting more than 100 countries, including Russia and Red China, bringing the All profits go directly back The ‘Men of Moeller’ Crusade a special presentation for great message of hope, "the peace plan from heaven," to millions of people. Many miracles and signal to UNIFAT School.” for Breast Cancer Awareness the Moeller Family graces are reported wherever the statue travels. The long-term goal for Ring and surrounding parish The Pilgrim Virgin Committee was formed to carry out the mandate set down by the Bishop of Fatima in One in eight women will develop breast cancer in their communities. is to help the parents of the lifetime. At Moeller, eight mothers of football players 1947, and Pope John Paul II said that the Message of Fatima is more urgent now than ever. The Pilgrim Virgin Ugandan children in the U4U have recently been diagnosed with this disease, so this Committee continues to bring the statue to the world. (Background resource: www.pilgrimvirginstatue.com.) program find a sustainable cause is personal. income, and making beads As part of the school’s 50th celebration this year and could be the key to their to honor breast cancer awareness month in October, future. “What we would Moeller students worked to raise money to support the ProScan Pink Ribbon Center, a non-profit mammography “The woman in the picture is really like to do is start a GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP: Special Invitations the mother of Ayaa Naumi, who business. We want to find out screening center in Over-the-Rhine that is dedicated to This is the 12th year that Moeller has the education and early detection of breast cancer for the is a child in our U4U program,” how many of the parents of offered a grief support group to those underserved women in the Cincinnati community. FRIDAY ROSARY PRAYERS: says Connie Ring. “By purchasing the children in our program students who have experienced the death Using the theme “Men of Moeller Honor the Women Now, every Friday morning Moeller offers an her beads, we are helping all the can make the jewelry – we in their Lives,” the Moeller Football Team led the effort of a loved one. One of the bereavement opportunity for the Moeller Family to pray the way around… We are helping a are guessing quite a few by sponsoring penny races, t-shirt sales, and a pink counselors who facilitated Moeller’s Rosary at 7:30 AM in the chapel. Rosaries and family who is in our program since it is something of an original groups has since expanded it to and raising funds for UNIFAT bucket collection at the October 8 Homecoming football “How to Pray the Rosary” sheets are provided. Acholi tradition,” says Ring. include 13 teen support groups in 10 local School. All the profit goes to game. They also displayed a Each Friday there is focus, such as saying “If we have enough, we schools. (See “Overcoming Grief: Finding pay for the U4U mentor program. “pink wall” where students, prayers for anyone who has been touched by would like to employ them It’s a win-win!” parents, faculty, and staff Solidarity in Sorrow,” page 13.) cancer; however, any personal intentions are to make beads for us. Of listed family members and always welcome. course, this means that we would need a full-time friends who have battled breast cancer. person in Uganda to manage such a business... TUESDAYS WITH It’s a lot to think about, but all these issues will have During the solutions in the next few years.” Bead orders can be Homecoming game, MARY: On the second placed by e-mailing Ring at [email protected]. Moeller students Tuesday of each month, you collected funds are welcome to attend The Moeller Houses competed for the ProScan “Tuesdays with Mary,” a coffee in the Penny Races that raised Pink Ribbon and conversation session with Center. money for the ProScan the new Moeller president mammography screening center. following Tuesday morning Mass in the Holy Family Chapel. CREDO, I BELIEVE: In September, a Catholic, Eucharist-centered youth PRAYER CHAIN: You conference was held at Moeller for are welcome to pray with and students in grades 8-college. The weekend for members of the Moeller included fellowship, music, prayer, Family through the Pastoral reflection, daily mass, adoration, TUESDAY MORNING Ministry Center’s Prayer Chain. Reconciliation, and speakers. Archbishop Contact Liturgy Director Jim MASS: At 7:15 AM on Dennis Schnurr celebrated the Mass. Elfers ([email protected]) to Tuesdays, Moeller offers a Mass be added to the list. in the Holy Family Chapel to all members of the Moeller Family. You are welcome to join us. 5 • FALL/WINTER 2010 MOELLER Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 6 Educating for Adaptation and Change learning component enables teachers to This “virtual classroom” component can communicate and collaborate with their benefit both students and/or teachers who students. “The potential of DyKnow is that are unable to attend class, says Bauer. it will raise the level of student engagement in the classroom, The DyKnow revolution has only just thus improve learning,” says Technology Director Jeff Gaier, a begun. “We’re still in the very early stages primary driver of the DyKnow project. “Once teachers get beyond of introduction,” says Bauer. “As with any the basic function of ‘monitoring,’ the DyKnow Vision start up, there will be a tools allow the teachers to engage the students.” learning curve, and not Jim Bauer, Business Department Chair and another everyone will be satisfied DyKnow “driver,” agrees. “DyKnow allows me to better with the results. This includes communicate with all my students,” he says. Bauer both students and teachers.” believes the program provides practical ways to engage Overall, the faculty feedback and challenge students. For example, he can initiate has been “solid in terms of small-group discussions by virtually grouping students excitement and realization together where they can converse electronically “DyKnow has truly that the program has excellent without making a sound or leaving their helped our laptops potential,” says Wilke. The seats. “Students are comfortable with become an actively software was introduced in texting and sharing ideas through applied learning April, and teacher training began in August. “We are collaboration,” he says. Meanwhile, tool,” says Dean of he can view these online having continued faculty Academics Chris discussions through his forums and other professional Wilke. “Having the monitor and provide development trainings as feedback simultaneously. teachers be able to the year progresses. Many of When the students finish, individually work on our teachers have progressed he can review their and collaborate with impressively on their own interactions, enabling students through by taking it on themselves to him to know who has the technology is do the online seminars and demonstrated mastery truly an impressive other tutorials that are available and who may need advancement to them. I think that speaks more assistance. in technology.” to the professionalism and Elena Keyser, excellence of our staff.” New Software Offers Foreign Languages Department As for the students, not all have yet Chair, extols the value of the yielded to the DyKnow Vision of education. discussion feature as well. “I allow But there are cracks appearing in their wall students to ‘chat,’ as long as they do of resistance. “I have found more acceptance so in Spanish or French,” she says. from the students as time passes,” says “This allows them to ‘toggle’ between Bauer, “and by this I don’t mean students real-world and classroom activities.” are resigned to their ‘fate,’ but that they ‘Explosive’ The potential for individualizing the are discovering more productive ways to learning process is one of the most powerful embrace this new tool at their disposal.” Opportunity for Interactive Learning aspects of the software. For example, students can Even Eble’s English students admitted reinforce their learning by using the “replay” tool. this much: “DyKnow is like a sour patch “I think one of the best features is the student replay which, kid,” one group wrote. “At first it is sour, Moeller students are The software has two primary components: DyKnow once saved on the student’s machine, can be replayed and then it has the potential to be sweet.”M not happy. A recently implemented Monitor (a computer monitoring system) and DyKnow step-by-step at various speeds which is a great review educational software program called Vision (an interactive learning tool). technique,” says Bauer. “This can be pre-recorded and students “DyKnow” (short for Dynamic Know-ledge The monitoring program enables educators to take remote can listen and see the lesson as often as they wish.” Transfer) has become their new nemesis, control of students’ computers and block non-curricular In addition, the instant gratification of real-time and they’re ready to revolt. Taking direct activities, such as playing games or accessing websites communication tools effectively engages this generation aim in Eric Eble’s English class, they fired not related to classroom activities. “Though some of students. “Seeing how DyKnow enables teachers to away, using Eble’s persuasive essay project students resent having their freedom curtailed, most solicit immediate and accurate feed-back from to vent their frustrations: “DyKnow has a realize that it is realistic that we expect them to use students is one of the best components of the net-nanny theme in which someone is the technology for learning while they are in school,” entire package,” says Wilke. “The ability to watching your every move,” one group argued. says Wilke, the initiator of the DyKnow “revolution.” monitor workstations is certainly useful, but Not so, counters Dean of Academics “Being able to give teachers the confidence that their the true ‘gold’ of DyKnow is how it makes Chris Wilke. “DyKnow is NOT ‘big brother,’” students (for the most part) have been significantly the computer an active learning tool.” he insists. “It’s a learning tool.” limited in their ability to play games and randomly Another aspect of the vision software is its So which is it? surf the Web has led to an explosion in their online ability to extend the learning process Well, depending on your perspective, a educational activities.” beyond the classroom. “DyKnow case could be made that it’s both. But even Because the monitoring software works so effectively offers the potential for students to so, most faculty (and parents) say that’s OK. (hence the “net-nanny” reference), the interactive attend classes remotely,” says Gaier. 7 • FALL/WINTER 2010 MOELLER Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 8 C

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qualityA educationE F With an estimated gold” according to parent volunteer Mary Fischer. “Moeller’s celebration ‘Summer Celebration’ 2,000 guests, Moeller Familywas surely a summer favorite, not onlySpirit kicked off its 50th Anniversary in because of the great entertainment by grand style. The Cincinnati Pops the Cincinnati Pops, but in addition, Orchestra was the feature attraction at great food by local vendors, music by the July 24 “Summer Celebration.” the band Toast, the Moeller Men’s Choir summer celebration A. The Moeller Band plays Kicks Off Moeller’s While the weather was hot, the Pops singing with the Pops, and the Moeller for the Summer Celebration were cool, playing a medley of show Band,” she said. “Rozzi fireworks guests. B. Advancement Director Debbie Geiger tunes conducted by Vince Lee. topped off the evening, with more than presents the 50th “Having the Pops perform on the 2000 people in attendance celebrating Anniversary Chair, Bruce 50th Anniversary Year fields behind Moeller gave us the Buckley ’67, with a framed the Moeller spirit and long-standing copy of the event poster. ‘Wow’ factor we were looking for tradition of excellence. It just doesn't C. The Moeller Men’s Choir JULY 24 EVENT: “It was a true pleasure working with when we began planning this event get any better than that!” sings with the Cincinnati over a year ago,” said 50th Chair Bruce “The Summer Celebration was our Pops, directed by Vince Lee. the countless volunteers and dedicated staff to pull off D. The Cincinnati Pops Buckley ’67. “We were proud to be able way of giving back to the Moeller Orchestra performed a an event of this magnitude. All of these talented people to bring this to the Moeller community. Family and surrounding community,” medley of show tunes. E. The Rozzi family, We think it was a huge success.” said Principal Blane Collison. “We not only believe in the mission of Moeller but are so Moeller alums, donated the Advancement Director Debbie Geiger wanted to show our gratitude for their evening fireworks display. proud of what it has become today. By so many different and her legion of volunteers worked support in enabling us to grow and F. A crowd of all ages brought their lawn chairs groups coming together, it truly was a magical kick off to all year to create this once-in-a-lifetime develop into one of the top Marianist to enjoy this historic event, and the evening was “pure M Moeller community event. a very incredible 50th Anniversary year.” Mary Fischer schools in the country.” 9 • FALL/WINTER 2010 service, justice, and peaceMOELLER Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 10 live music in the Activity Center by Moeller student bands. “Chaminade Day was a true reflection of the creativity and spirit of the Moeller students,” said Ed Jamieson, House System Director. “We had more than 200 visitors, including C D alums, parents, and former faculty members celebrate with us. It was the perfect day of faithful celebration “Chaminade Day brought the Moeller Family together in a way I had never seen before...”

with Mass and the erecting of the Marianist cross, followed by fun student E activities. It is something they will remember for the rest of their lives.” “Chaminade Day brought the Moeller Family together in a way I had never seen before,” said Mike Moroski, Zaragoza House Dean. “Students, alumni, families, and friends all gathered at Moeller and celebrated. The entire day felt blessed, and I could

A not have been happier or more thankful F to work where I work. The true credit goes to the student committee members: Scott Nugent ’12, Francis Ittenbach ’12, A. Fr. Martin Solma, S.M., performs the Mass. Joe Tull ’11, Carson Scheidler ’11, B. Bro. Robert Flaherty, faith formationCharlie Fiessinger ’11 and student chairs, S.M., renews his vows Chaminade Day & Mass Mike Wright ’11 and Jack Schlueter ’11 after 50 years of service. C. Faculty members Rick (photo F right). These young leaders Bohne (religion), Ken 50th Celebration Continues worked with Ed and me for months to Keener ’65 (English), and ensure the day was a success, and their Kevin Kohls ’88 (math) cook for students during The year-long celebration continued on Sunday, September 12, with a special creativity and dedication was a true the House Homecoming testament to all that Moeller is.” Tailgate Party. Mass at St. Peter in Chains, as Moeller joined with LaSalle and McAuley High D. On November 22, the international Pastoral Ministry schools, who are also commemorating their 50th anniversaries. Director Brian Gilronan Pilgrim Virgin Statue, best known as on sax and English Our Lady of Fatima, visited Moeller, Department Chair Geoffrey Girard on electric In October, Moeller introduced offering a special blessing and presentation. guitar performing during “Chaminade Day,” a special all-day anniversary event In December there was a Family Mass, the Chaminade Day that began with Mass. Father Martin Solma, S.M., and more events are in the works for Student-Faculty Talent Show. E. Study body Provincial of the Marianists of the U.S., was the celebrant. 2011. “You are cordially invited to come sings the “Moeller Alma During the ceremony, Brother Robert Flaherty, S.M., celebrate with us!” says Geiger, who Mater.” F. Members is in charge of the 50th Anniversary of the 50th Anniversary celebrated his 50th anniversary as a Marianist by Student Committee. renewing his vows. activities. “We want the entire Moeller In the afternoon, the Student Anniversary Family to come ‘home’ this year and Committee organized multiple events for the entire join in this very special occasion.” Moeller Family – a pig roast, a student-faculty (See page 31 for the 2010-11 B talent show, a class division football playoff, and Moeller Calendar.) M 11 • FALL/WINTER 2010 adaptation and MOELLERchange. Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 12 The Journey Ahead: Moeller’s Grief Support Group “It’s not over,” says Sheila Munafo- Kanoza, a co-facilitator of Moeller’s grief group and executive director of Companions on a Journey, the largest faith-based bereavement support service in the area. “You don’t really get over the death of a loved one. You just find a way to move forward.” Moeller’s 2010-11 Grief Group and facilitators, sitting (from left): Pat Buckley Munafo-Kanoza knows. She lost her and Sheila Munafo-Kanoza. husband on her son’s first day of school at Moeller. Her sons, Tony ’97 and Mike Munafo ’00, later became mentors to Moeller students working through the death of a loved one. With Father Mike Leshney’s support, her son Mike began Moeller’s first grief support group during the 1999-2000 school year. When he graduated that year, he asked his mom to continue the group. Pat Buckley, Moeller’s other grief Educating for Faith Formation group co-facilitator, knows the pain associated with loss as well. Her son Dan, Class of ’91, died 15 years ago. “Dan was killed in a random act of Moeller’s 2009-10 grief group (standing, from left): Sean Finnerty ’00 (one of the Overcoming Grief: violence,” she said. “The Moeller guest speakers at the closing meeting), Taylor Shaw, Jason Waller, Shane Sullivan, community supported us in our darkest Jon Ward, Matt Wessel, Michael Mullen, Thomas Cristoff, Pat Buckley, Sheila Munafo-Kanoza, Mike Munafo ’00 (another guest speaker and founder of the grief hour. They came to our home; they group), and Jim Elfers. Sitting, from left: Adam McKeehan, Gabe Stiver, Chad Finding Solidarity in Sorrow hugged us; they cried with us. As our Brookbank, Garrett Miller, Kevin Holtel, and Zach Dawson. other five sons attended Moeller, the faculty and coaches continued to be staff with their grief, and from there we began our first Teens , the On Saturday, September 11 encouraging to them. They allowed our in Grief Support Group.” It was the first of its kind in the city. Moeller Family lost a student in a tragic accident. This was sons to grieve and grow. This is how the “We had some preliminary ideas (for the grief group) that the first time in recent memory that a Moeller student died Marianist Charism touched our lives.” we quickly used when Jim Crone suddenly died,” said Buckley. during the school year. As Principal Blane Collison assembled In September 2000, while chaperoning One idea was to provide food for the meetings. “Dan Ledford a team of administrators and Moeller’s grief group facilitators, in Rome during the beatification of (Moeller principal at the time) personally paid for the first the team began plans to respond. “We’re about the Eucharist,” Father William Joseph Chaminade, the dinner with our group at Ribs King. The boys ordered said Bro. Robert Flaherty, Guidance Department Chair. two women’s lives connected. “Sheila appetizers, ribs, dessert...it was a huge bill! Dan never blinked and continued to support us in every way,” said Buckley. “We have an opportunity to meet this head on – and the and I often reflect on the fact that the “Blane (current Moeller principal) has also embraced our first step in healing is trusting God’s power and majesty.” beginnings of our grief work together group and continues to participate every Christmas season. On Monday the Moeller Family mourned the loss of Josh started in Italy at the beatification of Father Chaminade,” said Buckley. This has been an inspiration because his sharing allows the Pflum (pictured left). Father Tom Kreidler, a former Moeller young men to see a different side of their principal.” administrator, was the celebrant. His homily held a single “His grace was certainly present.” “The Holy Spirit brought us together,” “The first year we had around 18-20 students who came message: “Christ can’t prevent pain from entering our lives, Munafo-Kanoza said. “We shared our from day one,” says Munafo-Kanoza. “Pat and I created a but He can heal it.” grief journeys and talked about the program that was a safe place to come. It was a place where That day the healing began. Some teachers used this time importance of having a support group their feelings were validated. We educated them on the as a “teaching moment.” Students talked about their grief in at Moeller.” When they returned, they grieving process, and we ignited a place where friendships the Mentor Groups. “As the Moeller Family, we share this met with Bro. Flaherty, who supported were created. The students became mentors to one another… loss together, and we are here for one another,” Collison their initiative. Soon after their meeting, They have shared that it truly helps them to know they are said. “Just as Mary was there for her Son and is here for us Moeller’s first crisis occurred. Teacher not alone.” now, we take comfort in her love as we keep the Pflums, Jim Crone ’65 had a heart attack in the Nick Borchers, a former pastoral minister at Moeller, said that especially Stephen and the students involved in the accident, hallway at school and died. “Bro. Bob he found the group to be one of the most valuable programs in the school. “The students who participate in this group in our hearts and in our prayers.” called us in to assist the students and 13 • FALL/WINTER 2010 MOELLER Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 14 often are in a deep need of a place to express their fears, One Parent’s Point of View desires, anxieties, sadness, and hopes,” he said. “Their classmates don’t understand their situation; their families On Tuesday, a parent sent Moeller’s are dealing with their own personal grief; and they do not president, Bill Hunt, an e-mail, which he feel comfortable sharing with other people in their lives… then shared with the faculty and staff: I believe the community built among the students has the I wanted to give you some feedback, most lasting and significant impact on their lives.” and to thank you for the thoughtful As I write this, I feel privileged to have Blane and I serve as members of our The grief group meets monthly, and since then Buckley planning that went into the experience recently had a one-on-one conversation with Board of Trustees, and I am constantly three of our students about an upcoming impressed with the passion and expertise and Munafo-Kanoza have shepherded countless students at Moeller yesterday. My son heard, school initiative. In visiting briefly with demonstrated by this body. Within the with their journey. “The boys feel comfortable here because felt, and shared every single available these young Men of Moeller, I’m truly new governance model, the Board has of these two,” said Pastoral Ministry Director Jim Elfers. message there was for him to get. touched by the possibilities that await each fiduciary responsibilities, and they are “Their experience is very authentic and very sincere. He was moved and touched by all that one of them, here at school and beyond. I’m approaching their changed role in a very Especially when happened during Mass… equally as touched by their real, genuine forward-thinking fashion. I am honored dealing with After Mass, his Mentor Group had a commitment to this Moeller community. I to serve alongside a principal and a board death, authenticity small-group discussion where he felt safe witnessed the same community commitment of this caliber. when the Moeller Family dealt with the affects the students, enough to talk about his feelings and tragic death of senior Josh Pflum in September, authenticity helps thoughts and found it helpful to hear and it has been borne out again in my them find a those of the others in the group. The conversations with these three students – comfortable spot.” boys and their leaders sorted it out the Moeller Family spirit is alive and well. “You really do see together, and no one had a wrong Meeting these three young men also them grow,” said answer. It was OK to express emotion. reinforces the responsibility that all of us connected with Moeller High School have Buckley. But grief Then on to his Religion class where they to continue the tradition of excellence and is cyclical, they worked through it some more by talking to provide an education deeply rooted in both explain, and and writing their thoughts. Maybe, the Marianist tradition. We must always everyone travels most importantly, they moved to the strive to ensure that our graduates leave this journey in his Chapel to pray the rosary, the only here ready to fully investigate life’s next or her own way. action they could offer. possibilities. Just as Blessed William Joseph “I still think (My son) was still spirit-filled by the Chaminade, founder of the Marianists, was constantly acknowledging the need to “Moeller was the pilot for the about my dad time he came home from practice last adapt to societal conditions, we also need As we move forward, I truly feel that if The 2010-11 Moeller Board Greater Cincinnati teen support pretty much evening, wanting to talk about his day, to keep adapting and improving the we continue to expand our students’ minds of Trustees: Sitting, from left: every day,” Blane Collison, Therese program, which is in its 11th his understanding of the sadness and education we provide here at Moeller. We and guide their hearts to even further Esswein, Mark Rippe Mike Munafo year and is now offered at nine loss, and the impact it had on him per- must continue to communicate about who serve the human community, then their (Treasurer), Sally Nugent told the grief sonally. He recognized some new emotions we are and what a unique experience we horizons will continue to be broadened. (Vice Chair), and Bill Hunt. area high schools, including Standing, from left: Charley group last May and was OK to just feel them. But the offer to today’s young men. We must The possibilities and opportunities in the Blum, Tom Fitz, Bob continually search for better ways to educate next 50 years of this committed Moeller Mount Notre Dame, Fenwick, when they met overriding emotion was love, the love he Niehaus ’65 (Chair), so that we can keep Moeller competitive in community are both great and upon us! Ted Catino ’79, and Dan at Montgomery Neyer ’77. Not pictured: Lakota West, Lakota East, and has for his family and friends, but also today’s secondary education landscape. I welcome you to join me, some students, Inn for their Pete Kimener, Leon Hopewell. This year we will lead the love his school family has for each and As you know, a big adaptation and change and some faculty and staff for “Tuesdays Loewenstine Jr., and annual closing 110 groups and work with more every person in it. He knows it is some- for Moeller occurred with the formal adoption with Mary” on one Tuesday of each month Fr. Larry Tensi. luncheon, “but thing really special, something he wants of the president/principal governance at 7:15 AM. We gather in the chapel for than 300 students. All grief I look at it in a to be a part of, and truly the delivery of model beginning with the 2010-11 fiscal year. Mass and then enjoy a cup of coffee and support groups are offered free of positive way. what was promised to him when he Simply stated, our model assigns me with conversation immediately following. the overall responsibility for long-range As this edition of the Moeller Magazine charge to the schools and students; Now when I enrolled in Moeller High School. He was planning, fiscal management, institutional finds you celebrating the season with family funding comes through private think of him, I an important piece of the whole. advancement (alumni relations, development, and friends, my sincere hope is that the want to make him donations and grants.” I asked if he was able to do his homework, and communications), admissions/financial entire Moeller Family has a Blessed proud of me.” M and he said he was working on it. He said aid, our Catholic and Marianist identity, Christmas and a safe, Happy New Year. —Sheila Munafo-Kanoza he had a Religion assignment, and that facilities, and our relationship with the was to talk to each member of his family to Archdiocese and Board of Trustees leadership. Warm regards, Blane’s overall responsibilities revolve *Resources for dealing with teen and adult grief are available on Moeller’s website tell them how much he loves them. So he around academic affairs (faculty, guidance under Academics (select “Guidance & Counseling”). For more information told me, and I told him, and we hugged about Companions on a Journey, see www.companionsonajourney.org or counseling), student life and the House contact Sheila Munafo-Kanoza at (513) 870-9108. for a long time, and cried together, and System, pastoral ministry, technology, Bill Hunt, President smiled like we had a secret, like we were and athletics. the luckiest people on earth… 15 • FALL/WINTER 2010 MOELLER Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 16 Top left: The named scholarship recipients who spoke at the President’s Dinner, from left: Andrew Mendel ’13, Gabe Stiver ’12, and Mason Cooper ’13. Growing the Right: The Moeller Scholarship Committee: Sitting, from left: Tony Munafo’97, Pat Buckley (chair), Mary Fischer, MOELLER Tradition and Patrick Joyce. Standing, from left: Debbie Geiger, Tom Knipper, Kim Hartman, Bill Balbach’72, and Chris Anne Gaier. Not pictured: Rose Eckhoff, Bill Hunt, Anne Krehbiel, Bro. Ron Luksic, Rob Maloney ’98, Jim Stofko ’85, and Bruce Newman. HONOR ROLL of Donors July 1, 2009, to June 30, 2010 Students Thank Named Scholarship Benefactors There are many ways to become involved and give back to Moeller High School. During the past year numerous parents, friends, and alumni volunteered their members, and staff. Brother Ron (Luksic), who serves “The saying on my family’s daily time, talents, and treasures. These individuals appreciate the value of a Moeller on the committee, made us all aware of his concerns calendar recently read, ‘A candle education and realize the impact of their gifts. Private giving unquestionably about raising funds to ensure those students who cannot light itself,” which is provides the margin of excellence between good and great. As you read this wanted to come to Moeller but couldn’t afford to do to say, we are all dependent issue of the Moeller Magazine, we hope that you, too, will enhance that margin so would have the opportunity.” on others,” said sophomore and encourage others to support Moeller as well. Andrew Mendel. “I would “For as long as I can remember, I wanted to attend like to personally thank both Moeller,” said Gabe Stiver. “When I was growing up, the Buckley family and the I listened to my grandpa and my uncles talk about President’s Circle Eveslage Society Brower Insurance Agency, LLC Kremchek family for their their memories of Moeller… I would see my uncle Dr. G. Stephen Cleves and Mrs. Therese Esswein wonderful generosity.” (alumnus Jim Metz, a former Moeller teacher) and Donors contributing Donors contributing $100,000 and more $10,000 to $24,999 Mr. and Mrs. Curtis S. Curran Mr. and Mrs. Tate N. Cooper share my stories of attending summer camps, and he Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Fitz, Sr.The Crable Foundation At the President’s Friend of Moeller All Saints Booster Club would tell me that someday I hope you’ll be a Moeller Mr. Douglas A. Groh Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. DeLois Dinner in November, three Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. Antenucci Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Groh Don Vonderhaar's Market & of the 10 named scholarship student. Unfortunately, my uncle died of cancer, but Marianist-Province of United States Dr. and Mrs. George E. Guju Catering Inc. Founder’s Circle Mr. and Mrs. William E. Braun recipients had the the older I got, the more I really wanted to go to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. HartmanMs. Ruth Epstein Donors contributing Mr. and Mrs. Barry F. Bucher Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Hock Fifth Third Center Moeller. Thank you Dr. Kremchek for letting me do Catholic Inner-City Schools opportunity to address $50,000 to $99,999 Italianette Pizza Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Foley those families who this. Moeller is a very special place... There is a place Education Fund Jerry W. Robinson Scholarship TrustMr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Hoffer Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Coletti Mr. and Mrs. Dominick D. Iacovone, Sr. here for everybody.” Theodore A. Catino, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Kremchek made their Moeller Mr. and Mrs. Lon W. Deckard McCluskey Chevrolet Inc. Mr. Matthew J. Kadnar Mr. and Mrs. Donald Laden Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Gilles Kay Logistics LLC education possible. The students also took the opportunity to thank Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Moroski Mr. James L. Grau Mr. and Mrs. Peter Osborn Mr. and Mrs. P. Richard R. Krehbiel “My family has had a their parents. “I found out I had a learning disability Leon Loewenstine, Jr. The Karen Carns Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Alan L. Laub Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ryan Paul Huesman Foundation rough time financially in third grade,” said Stiver. “As my eighth grade year Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Kremer Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Rippe Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Leugers rolled around, my parents began to worry that Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Neyer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. StaresinicMr. and Mrs. Deverl D. Maserang this past year-and-a-half, along with most other Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Niehaus Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. McAlpine Moeller might not be the best fit for me. But later Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Tino Americans,” said sophomore Mason Cooper. “Even Chaminade Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Nugent Mr. Kenneth H. Toft McCormick Equipment Company Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Morand though my parents do everything they can to keep my family and I learned about Moeller’s learning Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Scheidler Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Wampler, Ph.D. Society Neace Lukens Stratus Group, Curtis S. Curran Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wright my two younger brothers and myself in Catholic disabilities program. My parents knew that only a Donors contributing Pioneer Vending schools, without this scholarship I wouldn’t be able small number of students would be admitted, and $25,000 to $49,999 Principal’s Club Recreations Outlet Mr. and Mrs. Todd B. Rumpke to attend Moeller.” on the day they could register me, there was a bad General Electric Donors contributing Mr. and Mrs. John V. Rush, Jr. snowstorm… Since I convinced my parents that The Henry Gallenstein, Jr. Marianist Society $2,500 to $4,999 Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Schlueter Currently, Moeller has 13 named scholarships. In Scholarship Fund Donors contributing Archbishop Moeller Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Schmitt November 2009, Advancement Director Debbie Geiger Moeller was where I really wanted to be, my dad Mr. and Mrs. R. Peter Kimener High School Basketball Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Schneider formed the Moeller Scholarship Committee and asked braved the storm. I want to thank him for that because Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Lukens $5,000 to $9,999 Archbishop Moeller Mr. and Mrs. J. Matthew Stephens Moeller has been a great fit for me.” Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Maegly Archbishop Moeller High School High School Fundamentals Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Stiene Pat Buckley to serve as the chair. “Our goal was to Mr. and Mrs. Keith P. McCluskey Alumni Association Men's Club Archbishop Moeller The Rick Kerr Company grow the scholarship program by planting seeds of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Topits Mr. and Mrs. P.J. Arling High School Monte Carlo Mr. Richard A. Tonges awareness,” Geiger said. “We brought together a Moeller’s Named Scholarship program currently begins with an Mr. and Mrs. W. Charles Blum Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Asbrock Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Williford investment of $10,000. For more information, contact Advancement Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. David P. Ashbrock committee of alums, current and past parents, faculty Director Debbie Geiger at (513) 791-1680, ext. 1320 or e-mail her Carespring Health Management, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Beringer at [email protected]. Detailed information is also the Moeller Compton Point Inc. website (www.Moeller.org) under the Support Moeller tab. 17 • FALL/WINTER 2010 MOELLER Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 18 Honor Roll of Donors

Dr. Robert F. Kroeger Crusader Club Level Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Kuhlman Donors contributing Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Lair Mr. and Mrs. Michael Land $1,000 to $2,499 Land O'Lakes Apparel Impressions Mr. and Mrs. Greg E. Lechner Aramark Management Services, L.P. Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Lefke Archbishop Moeller High School Mr. Christopher A. Lohr Summer Prep Program Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lonneman, Jr. Aglamesis Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Asbrock Mr. Jonathan C. Bentley Archdiocese of Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mackey Mr. and Mrs. Douglas F. Agricola Aston Oaks Golf Club Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Berigan Barnes, Dennig & Company, Ltd. Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Macrae Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Albers Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Avra Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Berning Beacon Orthopaedics & Mr. Brent J. Martin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Aksel Aydoner Mr. and Mrs. John S. Berten Sports Medicine Mr. and Mrs. William B. Morand All Occasions Event Rental B & B Studios, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Beutel Mr. and Mrs. Philip Beckmann Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Rick T. Allen Mr. Christopher M. Babcock Ms. Elaine Biehle Bellarmine University Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Novakov Mr. and Mrs. Rodney K. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Bachman Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Birck Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boate OGPG Band Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Alverson Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Back The Bird Garden Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Bohmer Dr. and Mrs. Marc Orlando American Heating & Air Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Backhus Mr. Terry D. Birrer Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bonn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Peterson Conditioning Co. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Baglier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Bischoff Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bracken, Jr. PPG Industries Foundation American Scaffolding, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Bishop Bramkamp Printing Co. Inc. R.W. Conklin Steel Supply, Inc. Mr. Mark Amorini Mr. and Mrs. James A. Balbach BKD LLP Mr. and Mrs. John Brault Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Anastasia Mr. William E. Balbach Mr. J. Eric Blevins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Brisken, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Reiniger Anheiser Busch Baldwin Wallace College The Blind Moose Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bruns Mr. Thomas R. Revis and Anthony Munoz Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bangs Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Blomer Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Budde Ms. Danielle M. Simpson A-One Dry Cleaners, Inc. Bar Seventy-One Mr. and Mrs. William Blount Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Buehler, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Richter Mr. and Mrs. John J. Apke Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barcomb Mr. and Ms. Kevin Blum BWR of Kenwood LLC Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Riedmiller Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Apking Ms. Patricia Barker Mr. Zach Bobst C Bank Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Riney Appearance Plus Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barlow Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bockrath Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cavallaro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Rippe Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Arbino Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Barnes U.S. Representative and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Cianciolo Mr. Michael E. Rohlfs Arby’s Restaurant Mr. William H. Barnes Mrs. John A. Boehner Cincinnati Functional Fitness Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Romes Archbishop Moeller High School Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barney Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Bohart Cincinnati Sports Club Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Rosfeld Athletic Department Mr. and Mrs. James Barrow Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bohne' Citizens Financial Group Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Sauerland Family Spirit Archbishop Moeller High School Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barton Ms. Karrie Bolton-Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. John H. Clark, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Schirmer Moms’ Club Mr. and Mrs. Paul Basile Bona Decorative Hardware Collins Salon The Moeller “Family Spirit” – one of the five characteristics of the Dr. Francis J. Schlueter and Archbishop Moeller High School Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Bath Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Boothe Cooperative Business Services, LLC Ms. Mary K. Welsh school’s Marianist Charism – is a hallmark of a Moeller education. Basketball Camp Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Batory Dr. and Mrs. James W. Boothe Jr. Donnellon Donnellon & Miller Schmitt/Judd Family Moeller High Archbishop Moeller High School Lacrosse Mr. and Mrs. Bradford D. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Borman Mr. James A. Donnellon, Jr. School Scholarship Fund Archbishop Moeller High School Soccer Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Borman Drs. Cassinelli, Shanker & Biddle Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Seibenick Mr. and Mrs. R. Dean Meiszer Village Tavern Archbishop Moeller High School Bowling Mr. and Mrs. Justin Bayer Botanica Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Eddingfield Sharon Nursery Mercy Hospital Fairfield Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Voellmecke Environmental Demolition Group, LLC Mr. and Mrs. James P. Simon Moeller Marshall Memorial Mr. Steven T. Walsh Executive Studios Skin Diagnostics Laser and Rejuvenation Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Mohr Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walter Photography Company Skyline Chili - Fairfield Mr. Adam G. Molina Mr. and Mrs. John W. Weinkam Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Faust SLATS Montags Interiors Colonel and Mrs. Michael P. Weitzel Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fette Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Smith Montgomery Inn Mr. Brian N. Wellinghoff Fidelity Investments Southwest Airlines Mr. and Mrs. John P. Morelock Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. WenstrupLt. Col. John E. Buse, Jr. Five Seasons Country Club Mr. and Mrs. H. Leonard Stallo Motorsports Country Club of Cincinnati Mr. David O. Wilcoxson Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Chambliss Folchi’s Formal Wear Mr. Roger Staubach Mount Notre Dame High School Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Wilken City BBQ Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Staun, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Murphy Willie's Sports Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Collier Gilkey Window Company Mr. and Mrs. John N. Stigler Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Neyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. WoebkenbergMr. and Mrs. Blane M. Collison Dr. and Mrs. John B. Gillen, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Stites Neyer Properties, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Doug Crace Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Goodhart Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Stofko Mr. Joseph A. Novello Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Wynn Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Gramann Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stofko, Jr. Performance Edge Strength and Xavier University Mr. and Mrs. Ashok Das Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. LLC Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Suter Conditioning LLC Yelton’s Fine Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Joshua S. Deckard Mrs. Molly L. Grogan T.A.P.C.E. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Polak Mr. and Mrs. James Zeller Mr. and Mrs. Gregg DeVita Mr. and Mrs. John L. Grumbles The Bistro Group Pro Star Management, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. DeVore Mr. and Mrs. Fred Habegger The BMW Store Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Probst Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dillhoff Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Hackman The Etiquette Advantage Ms. Lois J. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dorn Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Haggerty Tiffany and Co. Regions Morgan Keegan Trust Dr. Robert Kroeger General Denistry Mr. and Mrs. Terence F. Hanlon Mr. Gerald A. Tonges Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reis Eddie Lane's Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Harger Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Torbeck Mrs. Mary Beth Repasy Showroom, Montgomery Mr. Steven Harlamert Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Tull Mr. Mark R. Richey Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Effler Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Harper United States Army Recruiting Battalion Mr. Thomas E. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Eichmann Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Hartman Mr. Robert R. Vanderheyden Mr. and Mrs. Alvin F. Roehr, Jr.Blue & Gold Club Mr. Dennis W. Eling Mr. Robert F. Henderson VeinSolutions Rumpke Consolidated Companies Eye Care Associates of Greater Mr. and Mrs. T. Michael Hickey Donors contributing Walt Disney World Co. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Sabino Cincinnati, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Wilke Savannah Center $500 to $999 Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Schmalz Air Authority Heating and A/C Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Fiessinger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Hoelker Dr. and Mrs. Steven S. Wunder Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. SchmittMr. and Mrs. Michael H. Albrinck Fifth Third Bank Mr. and Mrs. James P. Holmes YMCA Blue Ash Branch Dr. and Mrs. Mark J. Scott All American Rental Center Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fitzgerald Home Team Marketing, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Bryan C. Young Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. SheltonMr. Paul R. Antenucci Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Flynn Horan Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Zimmermann Juniper Tree Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Shipp Archbishop Moeller High School FootballFrank’s Auto Body Carstar Rich Traditions Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Frost Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Zinser Keating, Muething & Klekamp Dr. Melanie A. Spaedy and Archbishop Moeller High School Baseball At Moeller, the “Rich Traditions” extend far beyond the school’s renowned athletic Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kilgore Mr. Tim Hammond Archbishop Moeller High School VolleyballGolf Tec PSK Group LLC St. Saviour Church Ms. Donna L. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Knipper Archbishop Moeller High success. Its richest tradtion lies within its Marianist Charism – Fr. Chaminade’s vision Stone Creek Dining Company Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Gunza Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Koegel School House System of educational excellence. This mission ensures young men receive “a quality, integral Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Sussli Mr. and Mrs. Craig Gustafson Mr. Philip J. Kreiner Mr. A. Norman Aubin and Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Swoyer Hackman Financial Group, Inc education,” which means Moeller educates the whole person – mind, body, heart, and spirit. Mr. Kenneth L. Kuhn Mrs. Anne S. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hackman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lakin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Balbach Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Szaz Mr. and Mrs. Randy Hanes Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lance Layman Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Barger The College of Mount St. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Haverkamp LCA - Vision Laser Center Mr. and Mrs. David Barron Archbishop Moeller High School Golf Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bayer Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bough, Sr. Athletic Department Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Hensler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Lovett Mr. Jay R. Basil Archbishop Moeller High School bd's Mongolian Grill Mr. and Mrs. Jon L. Bowling Thomas More College Heritage Custom Building Group Mr. and Mrs. Steve M. Lynch Ms. Beulah Bass Wrestling Camp Mr. Jim A. Beamer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Bratburd Thomson MacConnell Cadillac Inc. Hood-Barrow Foundation Patrons Maggiano's Little Italy Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bayliff Archbishop Moeller High School Beat Personal Training Mrs. Mary A. Braun University of Dayton Mr. Gary J. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Jay McCarty Mr. David M. Bell and Donors contributing $1 to $499 Baseball Camp Beckett Ridge Golf Course Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Breen US Bancorp Mr. Charles Patrick P. Hunt Becoming Mom Pregnancy Spa Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. McCormick Mrs. Kristi Kimener-Bell A Shade Better Archbishop Moeller High School Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Breitenbach Dr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Vicar Hyatt Regency Chicago Mr. Douglas S. BeCraft Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. McCroskey Dr. and Mrs. Robert Benza ABCD Signs Football Camp Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bretnitz Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Hyzdu Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beerman Mr. and Mrs. John P. Boes Mr. and Mrs. David G. Abele Archbishop Moeller High School Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas F. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Joyce Mr. Adam P. Behm Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bohmer Mr. and Mrs. J Joseph Abell Lacrosse Camp Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Bridge KAR Sewing Beijo Bags Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Borke Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Abeln Archbishop Moeller High School Rugby Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Brinker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Kilgore Mr. John P. Beiting Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Borman Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Acheson Archbishop Moeller High School Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Brinkman Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Kimutis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Beiting BP America Inc. Mr. Brian Adams Band Boosters Mr. and Mrs. David F. Brinkmann Mr. and Mrs. John A. King Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Beitman Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Adams Archbishop Moeller High School Mr. and Mrs. William F. Brock Sister Judith M. Klei, R.S.M. Mr. James A. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Jason P. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Adkins SAT Prep Course Mr. and Mrs. John F. Broermann Dr. and Mrs. Paul V. Kollman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Belza Mr. Kent Bruggeman Advanced Sports Marketing ARHAUS Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Broermann Ms. Lynne M. Kraemer Mr. and Mrs. George Armour Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. 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Mr. and Mrs. Greg Brokamp CoCo Key Water Resort Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Dunigan Explosion Fitness Solutions Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Frey Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hartman Mr. Robert J. Kohlhepp Ms. Elizabeth M. Brown Coffee Break Roasting Co. Mr. Aaron M. Dziech Eye Care Optical Mr. and Mrs. Dave Freytag Ms. Mary Hartman Ms. Mary Ann Kokenge Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Brown Coffee 'N Cream Ms. F. Loretta Earls Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Faessler Ms. Linda Friedhof and Mr. Gary Cook Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hauck Ms. Laurie K. Koller Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Browning Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Colburn Eastern Michigan University Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Fahrnbach Frisch's Restaurant, Inc. Mr. Nicholas L. Haverkos and Mr. and Mrs. Ken W. Kollman Mr. Robert D. Browning The College of Mount St. Joseph Easton Town Center Mr. Anthony M. Falk Mr. James C. Frondorf Ms. Janis E. Hoover Reverend Paul V. Kollman, Jr., CSC Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bruggemann Mr. and Mrs. Mike Collet Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ebbers Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Farmer Fruit Flowers Incredibly Edible Delites Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Haygood Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kolodny Ms. Stephanie Brundage Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Collier Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ebel Mr. and Ms. Gerry Faust, III Dr. and Dr. Greg Fry Lieutenant Colonel and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew P. Kornau Mr. and Mrs. David G. Brune Mr. and Mrs. James Collins Mr. and Mrs. William E. Eckhoff Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Fehring, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Fuller, Jr. Mrs. Stephen W. Heck Mr. and Mrs. John J. Korte Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brune Mr. and Mrs. James M. Collins Mr. and Mrs. David Eckley Mr. and Mrs. Donald Feld Mr. and Mrs. David G. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Heger Major General and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bruns Columbus State Education Association Eddie Lane's Diamond Showroom, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Feldhaus Ms. Eileen Fussner Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Heidel James M. Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. Tom J. Brunty Companions On A Journey Grief Support West Chester Mr. and Mrs. Emilio T. Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gahl Mr. and Mrs. F. Thomas Heinold Mr. and Mrs. John Kraimer Mr. and Mrs. John Bucher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Conard Edible Arrangements Mr. and Mrs. Greg Fessel Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Gaier Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Heisel Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kraus Mr. Kevin T. Buckley Cookies By Design Mr. and Mrs. John W. Edmiston Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Fette Mr. and Mrs. Glen Galemmo Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Held Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Kravec Mr. John H. Budde Mr. Tyler J. Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. James P. Egasti Mr. Thomas P. Fette Mr. and Mrs. E. Frederick Gallenstein Mr. and Mrs. William M. Held Mr. and Mrs. John Krehbiel Mrs. Lucy A. Budde Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Corder Mr. G. Scott Egbers Fiducial Business Centers Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Gallenstein, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Hemm “The five characteristics of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Krehbiel The Buehler Family Mr. and Mrs. Nick Corey Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Eger Ms. Florence Fiessinger Mr. Patrick Gallo Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hendersonthe Marianist Charism form Reverend Thomas W. Kreidler Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Burandt Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Corrill Mr. and Mrs. Mohammad Ehteshami Mr. Sean T. Finnerty Dr. James E. Gangwisch Mrs. France Hendricks the core of a Moeller Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Kreimer Mr. and Mrs. John R. Burdick Mr. and Mrs. John M. Costello, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. David Eichel Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Brian N. Garry Mr. Andrew S. Hendrix Mr. Paul F. Kreiner Mr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Burgdorf Mrs. Mary Frances Costello Mr. and Mrs. James F. Eichmann Mr. and Mrs. William Fischer Mr. Frank A. Garry † Mr. and Mrs. L. Lee Hendrixsoneducation. We believe the Dr. David B. Krill and Dr. Linda A. Krill Mr. and Mrs. Nick J. Burgdorf Mrs. and Mr. Joan M. Couden e-Image Signs & Graphics Mr. and Mr. Jeffrey J. Fischesser Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Garry Mr. and Mrs. William H. HenkeCharism is the key to our past, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Kroger Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Burkart, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cox, III EJKS, LLC / Slatts Pub Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fishback Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Gatio Mr. and Mrs. Eric T. Henry Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Krone, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Burke Mr. Doug Crace Mr. James J. Elfers Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fisher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gatto Mr. Ronald Herbers present, and future success.” Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Kruse Mr. and Mrs. James E. Burke Ms. Janet Crace Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Elias Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Fisher Gazebo Tea Garden Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hertlein Mr. and Mrs. Bill F. Kruspe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Burke Mr. Peter T. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Al F. Eling Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Fitzpatric Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Geers Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hider Blane Collison, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund A. Kruszynski Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Burkhardt Crate & Barrel Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Elsbrock Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Geers Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hidy PrincipalDr. and Dr. Gregory J. Jaun Mrs. Marjorie J. Kuhlman Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Burkhart Ms. Sherry Crawford-Eyen Mr. and Mrs. Tim M. Elser Brother Robert M. Flaherty, SM Mr. Christopher T. Geiger Ms. Nancy W. High Jeff Ruby's Enterprise Reverend George C. Kunkel, Jr. Ms. Susan M. Burns & Family Creation Museum Mr. James E. Emig Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Flint Mr. and Mrs. Heath M. Geiger Mrs. Jeanette R. Hildebrandt Jeff's Driving School Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kuprionis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Burns Creative Pet Designs Mr. and Mrs. Mark Engelhart Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Geiser Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Hildebrandt Mr. and Mrs. James H. Jewell Mr. and Mrs. Chris M. Kurtz Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Burris Mr. and Mrs. James E. Creeden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Englehart Mr. William L. Foley George E. Guju, D.D.S., Inc. Hi-Lites Salon, Inc. JFH at the Grandin Spa Ms. Prudence D. Kyle Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burwinkel Crossgate Lanes Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Foos Mr. and Mrs. John J. George Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hill Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Jimenez la Petite Salon & Spa Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Busam Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Crosthwaite, Sr. Enterprise Vending, Inc. Mr. Patrick D. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Geraci Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hobek Jimmy's Limousine Service Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Lacefield Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buschbacher Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Crowley Envy Fox and Hound Geraci Fine Jewelry Dr. and Mrs. Scott C. Hobler Jim's Bicycle Shop Mr. and Mrs. Greg LaLonde Busy Bee Boutique Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Cummings Equity Analysts, LLC Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fox, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Geraci Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Hoctor Johnny Chan 2 Chinese Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Lamping Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Butz Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Erdmann Mr. D'Juan Francisco Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Geraci Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Johnson Landen Lake Pediatrics Co., P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh P. Byrnes Mr. Timothy Cummins Ms. JoAnn Erftenbeck Mr. Hiawatha Francisco Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Gerrard Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Marc Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lane Mr and Mrs. Robert E. Byrnes Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cuprill Eric Hickman, D.D.S., Inc. Mr. Sean Michael Francisco Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Gessing Mr. Craig D. Hodges Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Johnson Mr. Phillip R. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Byrnes Mr. and Mrs. James M. Currin Mrs. Anne M. Ernst Mr. Greg A. Franklin Mr. Robert E. Gigax, Jr. Mrs. Nancy Hodgkiss Mr. and Mrs. Don Jones Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lang Cabi- Mary Gilliland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cutter Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Ernstes Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Fredrickson Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Gigliotti Mr. and Mrs. Gregg C. Hoffman Mr. Donald E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Langdon Mr. and Mrs. John J. Calvin, Jr. Mr. James E. Dafler Mr. and Mrs. Ned C. Ertel Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Freeman Mr. George W. Gilles Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hoffman Mr. Mark K. Jones Lange & Lange Orthodontics Mrs. Edda Camardo Dairy Queen - Symmes Twp Mr. Joseph R. Esbenshade Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Frericks Mr. Kevin G. Gilles The Honorable Matthew S. Hoffmann Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. David T. Langefels Mr. and Mrs. Whitey Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Dalga Evendale G.E. Management Association Mr. and Mrs. Jon Freudiger Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gilligan Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Hollatz Mr. and Mrs. Randall M. Jones Mr. Lawrence J. Langefels Mr. and Mrs. Richard Canavan Dan Druffel, Inc. Landscaping Everybody’s Records & CD’s Mr. and Mrs. David Frey Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Gilliland Mr. Bradlee D. Hollowell Jones The Florist/ Jack Herb Florist Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Langefels LaPetite Pierre Cancerfree KIDS Mr. and Mrs. Keith B. Davidson Mr. and Mr. Timothy Ewen Frey Gaede & Company Gilson's Engraving Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn D. Holthaus Mrs. Maureen Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Larkin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Cappel, Jr. Mr. and Ms. James S. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Glassmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Holtman Mr. and Mrs. David B. Josephson LaRosa’s - Kenwood Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Carle Mr. and Mrs. Chris M. DeBow Go Bananas Comedy Club Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holtman Josten's LaRosa’s Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David Carlin Deceuninck North America Ms. Nancy M. Goebel Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Homan Mr. Jerome R. Judd LaRosa’s Mt. Healthy/Willdine, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Carnahan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Dees Mr. and Mrs. William W. Goetz Home Alone Pet Nannies Mr. James Judge LaRosa’s of Mason Mr. and Mrs. Kyle D. Carone Mrs. Carol Deimling Mr. and Mrs. John Goodall Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Honerlaw Mr. Robert Juenke Laser Web Carpe Diem, Inc./DBA Donatos PizzaMr. and Mrs. J. Alberto Delgado Mr. Scott D. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Honerlaw Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Juenke Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Jurkowitz Mrs. Patty S. Lattin Carrabba's Italian Grill Dr. and Mrs. Anthony J. DelVecchio Dr. Michele M. Gottschlich Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hoog Mr. Nicholas A. Latzy Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Dempsey Ms. Sharon Gowans Mr. David W. Hook Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kagy Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kaiser Laub Family Denistry Mr. Joseph J. Carroll Ms. Jacqueline Denning Graeters's Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hook Mr. and Mrs. James J. Laub Mrs. Shirley J. Carroll Denny McKeown's Bloomin Mrs. Sandra J. Grammel Mr. and Mrs. David H. Hornback Brother Joseph Kamis, SM Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kammerer Mr. and Mrs. David Laux Mr. and Mrs. William W. Carroll Garden Center Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Grau Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hornback Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Lawhorn Mr. and Mrs. Norm L. Cass Mr. Andrew Denson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Truitt Graue Mr. Dennis Horsch Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Kamphaus Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Kanoza Mr. Daniel J. Ledford Casual Wok Mrs. Kathryn A. Derrick Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greco Mr. and Mrs. Doug Horst Mr. and Mrs. David W. Ledwin Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Cazel, Sr. †Mr. and Mrs. Louie B. DeTemple Mr. and Mrs. James L. Green Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hounchell Ms. Pamela Kariofiles Ms. Janey Kattelman Lee Ann's Hallmark Shop CEI Sports Mr. and Mrs. Dan Detmer Mr. Michael K. Green Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lee Mr. Jeff Chamot Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Detmer Mr. Roger Grein Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hubbard Mr. & Mrs. John S. Kean Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Keefe Lefke Tree and Landscape Mr. and Mrs. James C. Champlin, III Mr. and Mrs. James R. Devanney Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Gresky Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Huber Mr. and Mrs. Ron P. Lehrter Mr. and Mrs. Marc R. Chappell Mr. Daniel P. Dever Griffin Gate Marriott Resort & Spa Mr. and Mrs. William T. Huelsman Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Keener, III Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Keener Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Leinberger Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Cheesman Mr. Charles J. DeVirgilio, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Huff Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Leininger Mr. and Ms. Richard S. Chennell Dr. and Mrs. James J. Devitt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Leisring Mr. and Mrs. David G. Cherry Mr. and Mrs. Mark DeZarn Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Grinstead Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hugenberg, Jr. Les Trouvailles Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LPDick's Sporting Goods Ms. Kristina Groh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Kelly Mr. and Ms. James A. Kemen Mr. and Mrs. Mark Leuenberger Chez Nora Restaurant Ms. Susan L. Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Grotjan Huntington Learning Center of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Lewis, III The Children's Theatre, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dierkers Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Gruenwald Anderson Township Mr. Thomas J. Kennedy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kennedy, Jr. Mr. James Lewis The Cincinnati Art Museum Mr. and Mrs. John F. W. Dietz Ms. Mary T. Guenther Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Lewis Cincinnati Ballet Mr. and Mrs. Carmen DiGiandomenico Mr. and Mrs. Gil M. Gusweiler Mr. and Mrs. Randall K. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Sean D. Kenny Kent Insurance Agency, Inc. Ms. Barbara A. Linde Cincinnati Bell Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dillhoff H. J. Benken Florist, Inc. Mrs. Margretta J. Huster Mr. Paul Lindsay, Jr. Cincinnati Landmark Productions Dillonvale IGA Mr. and Mrs. G. Richard Hagee Hyde Park Framers and Gallery Kenwood Country Club Mr. Bernard W. Kessling Ms. Mary Jane Linneman Cincinnati Marriott Northeast Mr. and Mrs. Greg Distler Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Hagee Hydrotech, Inc. Key Bank Mr. and Mrs. Kent A. Linnemann Cincinnati Museum Center Mr. and Mrs. Doug D. Dockus Mr. Nicholas A. Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hyer Mr. and Mrs. John H. Keyser Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Lockwood Cincinnati Natural Foods Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Doll Ms. Carol Hahn Mr. F. Michael Hyzdu Kids First Sports Center Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Logan Cincinnati Nature Center Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Doll Mr. and Mrs. David K. Haidle Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Ihlendorf Mr. John M. Kilcoyne Dr. and Mrs. Jay P. Logeman Cincinnati Playhouse in Park Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Brian Haigis Mr. Todd R. Ille Mr. Kevin King Mr. Russ Logue Cincinnati Reds - Great American Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Doran Hair Port Inspired Massage Care Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Kisling Brother Howard R. Lohrey, SM Ball Park Mr. and Mrs. Greg S. Dornoff Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hakemoller - Frank Asbrock, LMT Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kleiser Mr. and Mrs. John S. Long Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Dornoff Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Isfort Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Klever Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lonneman Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardensMr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Dorsey Hamilton County Park District Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Isgrig Mr. and Mrs. Don Klopfenstein Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Lopinto Mrs. Margaret S. Cirone Mr. William G. Dorward, III Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Hamiter Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Ittenbach Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Klosterman Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Lorenz City of Covington Dr. and Mrs. John C. Doscher Mr. and Mrs. Jim A. Hammer Izzy's Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Kneflin Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lounsbury Mr. and Mr. James Clark Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hammerstein Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Jackson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Knepler Love to be a Mom Mr. and Mrs. William T. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Doyon Mr. and Mrs. David D. Hammons Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. James Mr. and Mrs. James L. Knepler Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Ludwig Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Driscoll, Sr. Mrs. H. Eleanor Hammons Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Jamieson, III Dr. and Mrs. William A. Knight, IV Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Luebben Mr. and Mrs. Brian Clifford Drs. Harris, Sirkin & Kruger, Inc. Mrs. Lola L. Hammons Mr. and Mrs. Norbert H. Jansen Mr. and Mrs. John G. Knochel Mr. John B. Luhan Mr. and Mrs. Pilar M. Cloud Ms. Regene Dubell Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hancock Jansen's Sweet Sinsations Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knueven Dr. and Mrs. William R. Lukens Mr. Don Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Nick Ducey Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Hanrahan Mr. Thomas Jansing Mrs. Margaret E. Koegel Brother Ronald G. Luksic, SM Mr. and Mr. James Cobb Mrs. Elizabeth A. Duermit Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Hardenbergh Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Koehne Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Dugan Mr. and Mrs. James R. Harmeyer †

Living Charism Another key characteristic of Moeller’s Marianist Charism is its emphasis on “faith formation.” Each day begins and ends with the Marianist doxology.

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Partners In Planning Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rutti Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Sorg Mr. Michael Vaccariello and Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Wertzler Mr. Joseph R. Partusch Mr. William J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Eric Southers Mrs. Joann P. Lawson-Vaccariello Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Westerfield Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sabato Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Sowar Mr. and Mrs. Andre S. Valentine Western & Southern Financial Group Mr. and Mrs. James Pearce, Jr. Saint Louis University Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Spaccarelli Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Van Auken Mr. and Mrs. Mark Westover Mr. and Mrs. Bryan L. Peck Salon 426 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Spaeth Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Van Praag Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whalen Perfect North Slopes Dr. and Mrs. Donald C. Salzano Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Spatz Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Vanderkolk Mr. and Mrs. Rick Wharton Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Perry Mr. Douglas G. Sand and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen V. Spatz Mr. Dennis Varnau Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Peterson Mrs. Ann M. Gilligan-Sand Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Speed Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Veerkamp Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. White Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Petit Mr. and Mrs. William O. Sandquist, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Speyer Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. Vicario Mr. and Mrs. David E. Whitehead Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Phipps Sara Benjamin's Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Spitznagel Village Junction Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Wickerham Photo Ink Photography Mr. Paul K. Sayer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Splain Villanova University Mr. and Mrs. James S. Widmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Pieper Mr. and Mrs. Phil Saylor Sports Plus Mr. and Mrs. John W. Vintz Mr. Mark L. Wiehe Ms. Beth L. Pietrandrea Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Schaeffer Springdale Cleaners VIP Back Rubs Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wierenga Mr. and Mrs. George Pilipovich Mr. Brian P. Schaeper Springwater Sweets and Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Visagie Mr. and Mrs. Gerard P. Wiesner Pinnacle Environmental Consultants, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Schaeper Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Stacy Mr. and Mrs. Francis Visalli Mr. Solomon Wilcots Mr. Harold J. Pisciotta, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Schaeper Mr. and Mrs. Gregory O. Stanforth Mr. and Mrs. Gerry A. Voellmecke Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Williams Mr. and Mrs. John B. Platz Mr. Scott A. Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Voet Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Randy J. Pleiman Mr. and Mrs. James W. Schaffer Star One Realtors Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Vollmer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Williford Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Poirier Mr. and Mrs. William Schaffner Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Stark Mr. and Mrs. Allen G. Vonderhaar Ms. Kristin B. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Barry S. Pokorny Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Schappa Mr. Patrick A. Starvaggi Mr. Charles P. Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. T. Patrick Wilson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Poole Dr. and Mrs. Scott L. Schappacher Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Stecz Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Vonderhaar Dr. and Mrs. Greg A. Wnek Mr. and Mrs. Dennis K. Poulton Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Schatzman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stein, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Woebkenberg Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Prampero Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Scheuerle Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. William D. Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Woebkenberg Mr. David J. Prenger Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Scheuerle Sterling Cut Glass Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wacker Women's Care Specialists Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Preston Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Schimpf Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Stertz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Waechter Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wood The Prudential Foundation Mrs. Patricia M. Schlegel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Stevenson Ms. Darci Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Wordeman Mr. and Mrs. Jan Przezdziecki Ms. Sally Schlotman Mr. and Mrs. Shawn A. Stiver Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Worth Mrs. Carol A. Pucke Dr. and Mrs. David E. Schlueter Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stofko, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Wagner Wright State University Mr. Robert E. Puthoff and Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Schlueter Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stoll Mr. and Mrs. James J. Wahl Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Wulf Ms. Sangeeta Nayak Mrs. Phyllis A. Schlueter Mr. James E. Stopford Mr. and Mrs. Ted Waller Xavier University Recreational Thank You for Helping Us Grow the Moeller Tradition Qdoba Mexican Grill Mr. Frederick W. Schmid, Jr. Ms. Mary J. Storm Walmart Sports Department Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Qualters Mr. Jim Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. John L. Stowell Mrs. Margery D. Ward Mr. and Mrs. David W. Yelton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quinlan Mr. William M. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Bill Strachan Mr. Michael G. Ward YogahOMe Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Luning Mr. and Mrs. John M. McNally Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Morse Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Radcliff Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stricker Ward's Corner Chiropractic Mr. and Mrs. John A. Yost Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Luring Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. 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Dennis Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Keith Reed Dr. and Mrs. Willaim J. Schoenberger Surplus Work Clothes WellPoint Foundation * Denotes anonymous donor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mackey Mr. John J. Melish, M.S. Mr. and Mrs. Dave L. Muthler Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Reeder Mr. Keith H. Schofield Ms. Carla J. Swartz Wells Fargo Educational Matching Mad Science of Cincinnati, LLC Mel's Auto Glass Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Naber Mr. and Mrs. Mike Reeder Mr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Schube Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sweeney Gift Program Madeira Choice Meats Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Mendel Dr. and Mrs. William J. Naber Ms. Cheryl M. Rehling Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Schuckman Mr. and Mrs. Jim P. Sweeney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Madsen Mr. and Mrs. Norbert J. Menke Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Nagel Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Rein Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Schuermann Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Maertz Dr. and Mrs. G. T. Mensah Mr. Edward F. Nardini Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Rein Mr. Matthew Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Sweeney, III Mr. Michael D. Malatin Mr. and Ms. Daniel Mercurio Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nartker Mr. and Mr. Jerome Reinert, Jr. Mr. Gregory A. Meece and Mrs. Mr. Matthew J. Sylvester Mr. Sam Malone Mr. and Mrs. Vince Messina Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nartker Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Reinert Lynn M. Schumacher-Meece Mr. and Mrs. PatrickBuilding S. Tabler on Our Success Mr. and Mrs. Sam Malone Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mettey The National Exemplar Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. William L. Reinert Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Schworer Mr. Patrick Tyler Tabler Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Mangan Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Metz National Underground Railroad Mrs. Susan E. Reinhardt Mr. and Mrs. John Seay Mr. Troy W. TablerWe have so many reasons to celebrate and be thankful this year. Mrs. Lisa A. Mangiaracina Meyer - Vogelpohl Co Inc. Freedom Center Relevant Works Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Seeger Mr. Peter E. TamborskiAlong with commemorating our 50th anniversary, we are Mr. and Mrs. Sandro J. Marchionda Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Meyer Natorp's Inc. Landscape - Garden Stores Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Rettig Ms. Laura Seelaus Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Tanner Mr. and Mrs. David J. Markgraf Mr. and Mrs. John G. Meyer Ms. Michele Nawotka & Co-workers Mr. and Mrs. R. Joseph Rettig Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sell Mr. and Mrs. Tomblessed Tanner to have your support, as outlined in this impressive list Mrs. Jo Ann R. Markgraf Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Meyer, Jr. Lieutenant Colonel and Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Reyes Ms. Mary B. Selzer Mr. and Mrs. Christopherof donors. Thanks J. Tardio to all of those listed, our 2009-2010 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Marklay Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Meyer Mrs. James B. Nees Reynolds Dewitt Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Settle Tastefully Simple Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Marklay Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Seurkamp Mr. and Mrs. Derek“Grow Taulbee Moeller” Annual Fund Marriott Northeast Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Michelbrink Mr. and Mrs. James D. Nester Richard J. Premec Jr, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sewell Tavern RestaurantCampaign Group raised a new record Ms. Allyson Marsh Mr. and Mrs. William N. Mier Mrs. Teresa M. Newberry Dr. Arthur I. Richards Mr. and Mrs. David G. Shafer Mr. Remco P. Tenbrink Ms. Fran Marsh Mike's Express Carwash Newport Aquarium Mr. and Mrs. Gareth Richards Mr. Michael Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Jamesof $873,000! R. Tenhundfeld Ms. Helen C. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Terry F. Mikolajewski Newport Walking Tours, LLC Richter & Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Tepe Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mileham Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Niehaus Mr. Dwight D. Richter Mr. Samuel J. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. JohnWe are R. Teuschlnow building on that Mr. and Mrs. David Martin Mr. Matthew C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Nieman Mr. Wayne E. Rieger, Jr. Mr. Edward Sheets The Beach Waterparksuccess and have set our Mrs. Louise M. Martin Ms. Sheila M. Miller NIXCO Plumbing Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Rinn Mr. and Mrs. Keven E. Shell The Papergirl Mr. and Mrs. Ron Martin Mr. and Mrs. William J. Miller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Noble Mrs. Viola M. Ripperger Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Sherman, III The Pet Spot 2010-11 goal at $1,000,000. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin Mr. George F. Millitzer Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Noel Mr. Edward W. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Shilt The Plastic SurgeryThis willGroup enable us to continue Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Marton Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Minnick Mr. and Mrs. Stewart P. Nolan Mr. Geoffrey W. Roberts Shooters Sports Grill The Polo Grille Marvin's Organic Gardens Mr. Craig R. Minor Mr. Anthony C. Novello Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Shrader The Racquet Clubmoving at Harpers forward Point in our efforts Marx Bagel Mr. and Mrs. William E. 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Bill Hunt, President 23 • FALL/WINTER 2010 Honor Roll of Donors by Graduation Year (July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010) Class of 1964 U.S. Representative Class of 1973 Dr. Patrick J. McCullough Class of 1981 Mr. Jeffrey A. Heger Mr. Mark L. Wiehe Class of 1998 Class of 2002 Class of 2006 John A. Boehner Mr. Thomas J. Morthorst Mr. Christopher J. Hodge Mr. Robert L. Zelina, III 5.62% (10 out of 178) Mr. James E. Dafler 3.64% (9 out of 247) Mr. David A. Muchmore 5.80% (13 out of 224) Mr. Michael E. Hyzdu 0.97% (2 out of 206) 1.93% (4 out of 207) 0.99% (2 out of 202) Mr. Michael H. Albrinck Mr. Donald S. Kruse Mr. Dennis J. Gramann Mr. James D. Nester Mr. Randall E. Barger Mr. Robert D. Kaiser Class of 1989 Mr. Jon L. Bowling Mr. Kevin T. Buckley Mr. William E. Balbach Mr. Fred R. Borke Mr. Thomas J. Langefels Mr. James P. Hartman Mr. Daniel A. Neyer Dr. Robert Benza Mr. Mark S. Kamphaus 2.44% (5 out of 205) Mr. John E. Meister Mr. Thomas P. Fette Mr. Jonathan C. Bentley Mr. Barry J. Borman Mr. Joe D. Hildebrandt Mr. Daniel R. Eddingfield The Honorable Mr. Gregory C. McNaul Mr. Thomas M. Robinett Mr. Sean D. Kenny Mr. Scott D. Gorman Dr. Anthony J. DelVecchio Mr. Stephen T. Honerlaw Dr. James E. Gangwisch Class of 1999 Matthew S. Hoffmann Class of 2007 Mr. George F. Millitzer Mr. Paul K. Sayer, Jr. Mr. John F. Kleiser Mr. John A. Hoog Mr. John F. Dietz Mr. Kevin C. McDonough Mr. W. Truitt Graue Mr. Robert R. Mr. Robert R. Mohr Mr. Mark J. Schlueter Mr. Michael K. Lynch Mr. Michael E. Rohlfs 1.49% (3 out of 201) 1.26% (3 out of 238) Mr. Ronald Herbers Mr. Gary E. Romes Mr. Jerome R. Judd Vanderheyden Mr. Daniel P. Novakov Mr. Robert M. Schmitt Dr. William J. Naber Mr. Matthew J. Smith Mr. Joseph J. Carroll Mr. Joseph R. Esbenshade Mr. Robert L. Mayer Mr. Frederick W. Schmid, Jr. Mr. Lawrence G. Kuhlman Mr. Frank J. Seurkamp Mr. Gerald J. Shannon Mr. Joseph A. Novello Mr. Gregory T. Stofko Mr. Joshua S. Deckard Mr. Geoffrey W. Roberts Mr. Thomas J. McGill Mr. Charles A. Smith Mr. John A. Theis Mr. Daniel C. Spaeth Mr. Lawrence J. Langefels Mr. Robert E. Puthoff Mr. Scott A. Lyons Class of 2003 Mr. Troy W. Tabler Mr. Robert G. Osner Mr. James D. Smith Mr. Richard A. Tonges Mr. Michael A. Staun, Sr. Mr. Phillip J. Muenchen Dr. Scott L. Schappacher Class of 1990 0.50% (1 out of 200) Mr. H. Leonard Stallo Mr. Donald A. Rein Mr. Ronald J. Weisbrod Mr. Stephen T. Scheuerle 3.45% (7 out of 203) Class of 2000 Mr. Phillip R. Lane Class of 2008 Class of 1969 Class of 1974 Dr. Francis J. Schlueter Mr. James A. Stofko, Jr. Mr. David M. Bell 2.53% (5 out of 198) 0.89% (2 out of 225) Class of 1965 4.26% (10 out of 235) Class of 1978 Mr. Michael L. Schmitt Mr. Kenneth H. Toft Class of 2004 4.00% (10 out of 250) Mr. Matthew D. Borman Mr. Sean T. Finnerty Mr. David W. Hook 3.50% (9 out of 257) Mr. David P. Ashbrock Mr. Robert C. Williford Mr. William D. Vonderhaar Mr. Mark D. Geers 6.20% (15 out of 242) Mr. Todd R. Ille Mr. Paul M. Jackson, Jr. 2.58% (6 out of 233) Mr. Charles Anderson Morgan Mr. John M. Bough, Sr. Mr. Edward C. Birck Mr. James L. Grau Mr. John J. Apke Mr. Denny E. Meador, II Mr. Brian M. McClure Mr. Paul R. Antenucci Mr. Gordon W. Burke Mr. Kevin J. Donovan Class of 1982 Class of 1986 Mr. Richard G. Hagee Mr. Thomas R. Barnes Mr. Robert G. Meyer Mr. Matthew C. Miller Mr. Christopher M. Babcock Class of 2009 Mr. Robert F. Cappel, Jr. Mr. John J. George 6.22% (15 out of 241) Mr. Paul E. McHugh Mr. David F. Brinkmann 3.08% (7 out of 227) Mr. Dwight D. Richter Mr. Stephen A. Rosfeld Mr. Douglas S. BeCraft 0.76% (2 out of 262) Mr. Robert L. Dillhoff Mr. William B. Morand Mr. Frank P. Anastasia Mr. Thomas R. Revis Mr. Robert N. Doyon Mr. Robert W. Fisher Mr. Nicholas A. Sabino Mr. Adam P. Behm Mr. Bradlee D. Hollowell Mr. Ronald J. Doll Mr. Cameron Jay Rains, Sr. Mr. Thomas J. Breitenbach Mr. John W. Stricker Mr. Matthew J. Fette Mr. Sean Michael Francisco Class of 2001 Mr. Christopher T. Geiger Mr. Joseph H. Rogan, Jr. Mr. Kenneth C. Keener Mr. Daniel J. Vonderhaar Mr. Michael J. Szaz Mr. John F. Fisher, Jr. Mr. Paul M. Brinker Mr. Timothy E. Marklay Class of 1991 1.79% (4 out of 224) Mr. Samuel J. Sharp Mr. John B. Luhan Mr. Theodore H. Torbeck Mr. Joseph P. Buehler, Sr. Mr. William E. Watkins, III Dr. Michael F. Haggerty Mr. Timothy J. O'Neill Mr. Brian P. Schaeper Class of 2010 Mr. Joseph P. Meale Mr. Allen G. Vonderhaar Mr. Douglas T. Burgdorf 3.53% (6 out of 170) Mr. John W. Weinkam Mr. Robert F. Henderson Mr. Wayne E. Rieger, Jr. Mr. Ryan E. Skeldon Class of 2005 Mr. Robert P. Niehaus Mr. James S. Widmeyer Mr. Robert Ebel Mr. Michael S. Bohmer 1.10% (2 out of 182) Mr. Gary J. Woebkenberg Mr. Gary J. Hopkins Mr. J. Matthew Stephens Mr. Matthew J. Sylvester 1.24% (3 out of 242) Mr. Christopher R. Gilles Mr. Donald E. Jones Mr. Andrew S. Hendrix Mr. Keith P. McCluskey Mr. Michael G. Ward Mr. Patrick Tyler Tabler Mr. Tyler J. Corcoran Class of 1966 Class of 1975 Mr. Kenneth M. Harper Mr. John M. Kilcoyne Mr. Alexander S. Orkwis Class of 1970 Mr. John J. Rozzi Mr. Eric L. Weibel Mr. Matthew J. McLaughlin Mr. Bernard W. Kessling Mr. Nicholas A. Latzy 5.74% (14 out of 244) 6.56% (17 out of 259) 6.28% (14 out of 223) Mr. Edward V. Schoelwer Mr. Edward W. Roberts Mr. Thomas E. Medl Mr. Scott D. Schaeper Mr. Thomas A. Backhus Mr. Joseph H. Burke Mr. Brian E. Bailey Mr. David W. Sloan Class of 1987 Mr. Mark J. Molinaro Mr. Mark C. Simmons Mr. Gary M. Bohart Mr. Charles J. DeVirgilio, Esq. Mr. Stephen J. Byrnes Mr. James C. Sweeney 3.20% (7 out of 219) Mr. David J. Palopoli Mr. Terence F. Hanlon Mr. Al F. Eling Mr. John J. Calvin, Jr. Mr. Thomas M. Woebkenberg Mr. Mark A. Dornoff Mr. Chris J. Schoenberger Class of 1992 Mr. Michael F. Haverkamp Mr. Richard T. Fitzpatric Mr. James A. Donnellon, Jr. Mr. Carl W. Knepler Mr. Michael A. Seeger 2.65% (4 out of 151) Mr. Henry J. Kravec Mr. Frank T. Gallenstein, Jr. Mr. Patrick J. Fehring, Jr. Class of 1979 Mr. Christopher A. Lohr Mr. Michael A. Stecz Mr. Jason P. Brown Mr. Dan J. Ledford Mr. David K. Haidle Mr. Daniel L. Goodhart 6.82% (18 out of 264) Dr. Michael F. Perry Mr. John D. Gatto Mr. James J. Mayer Mr. William T. Huelsman Mr. Jeffrey P. Hock Mr. Edward A. Acheson Mr. Mark S. Scheuerle Class of 1983 Mr. Jeffrey R. Howell Mr. Patrick C. Monahan Mr. John H. Keyser Mr. Roger J. Huber Mr. Gerald B. Budde Mr. Gregory Van Praag Mr. Keith H. Schofield Mr. John M. O'Connor Mr. Timothy J. Leinberger Major General Mr. Theodore A. Catino, Jr. 4.53% (11 out of 243) Dr. Donald C. Salzano Mr. Daniel Molina James M. Kowalski Mr. William T. Clark Anonymous Class of 1988 Class of 1993 Mr. John N. Stigler Mr. Robert J. Morrissey Dr. Alan L. Laub Mr. John M. Costello, Jr. Mr. Joseph R. Asbrock 15.97% (38 out of 238) Mr. Michael A. Lorenz Mr. Robert D. Browning 3.68% (7 out of 190) Colonel Michael P. Weitzel Mr. Thomas D. Niehaus Mr. Kevin M. Garry Mr. Richard S. Bachman Moeller faculty and staff recently participated in Moeller’s Faculty Day of Mr. Timothy E. Mueller Mr. John E. Buse, Jr. Mr. James E. Creeden, Jr. Mr. Steven A. Wenstrup Mr. William A. Rahe Dr. Lawrence M. Hanrahan Mr. James C. Bangs Action (or FAC-ACT), a service learning experience. Pictured above, from Mr. Michael T. Schuckman Mr. Hiawatha Francisco Mr. Stephen E. Eichmann Mr. David O. Wilcoxson Mr. Ronald R. Rein Mr. David J. Hauck Mr. Joseph E. Bischoff left: Frank Minnick (English), Derek Williams ’91 (English), Gustavo Mr. Michael G. Sussli Mr. Michael R. Hackman Mr. John J. Kilgore Mr. Michael J. Reynolds Mr. Jeffrey P. Heidel Mr. Michael R. Blomer Benedetti (Spanish) and Ken Keener ’65 (English). Mr. John A. Kuprionis, Jr. Mr. Keith M. Schaeper Class of 1967 Mr. Michael J. Speed Dr. Gregory J. Jaun Mr. Jonathan D. Borman Class of 1976 Mr. Richard Mr. Joseph M. Schimpf 9.30% (24 out of 258) Mr. Michael J. Sylvester Mr. Joseph T. Lukens Mr. Anthony G. Butz Faculty and Staff Honor Roll H. Lonneman, Jr. Mr. Kevin T. Sorg Mr. Anthony C. Arbino 5.91% (12 out of 203) Mr. Lawrence J. Meyer, Jr. Mr. John J. Cox, III Mr. Stephen V. Spatz Mr. Michael R. Zinser Mr. and Mrs. James A. Balbach, ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Keener, ’65 Mr. Michael R. Back Class of 1971 Mr. Jerry A. Beitman Mr. William J. Miller, Jr. Mr. Scott J. Doll Mr. and Mrs. William J. Balbach, ’72 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Keyser Mr. Thomas M. Stevenson Mr. Thomas A. Brisken, Sr. 4.23% (11 out of 260) Mr. Thomas M. Cutter Lieutenant Colonel Mr. Aaron M. Dziech Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bauer Sister Judith M. Klei, R.S.M. Mr. Gerry A. Voellmecke Class of 1994 Mr. Stephen J. Broermann Mr. Mark Amorini Mr. Richard J. Grinstead James B. Nees Mr. G. Scott Egbers Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beerman Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Kremer Mr. Stephen T. Williford Mr. Bruce A. Buckley Mr. Richard J. Berning Mr. T. Michael Hickey Mr. William J. Ryan Mr. Joseph M. Faessler 2.40% (4 out of 167) Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bohne Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Lechner Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Borman, ’64 Brother Howard R. Lohrey, SM Mr. William J. Dillhoff Mr. Thomas P. Grau Mr. Michael R. Holtman Mr. Phillip J. Schneider, Jr. Mr. Anthony M. Falk Mr. Chris M. DeBow Class of 1984 Mr. Heath M. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. William E. Braun, ’72 Brother Ronald G. Luksic, SM Mr. James F. Eichmann Dr. Thomas M. Morand Mr. Philip J. Kreiner Mr. Richard V. Mr. Todd R. Geers Mr. Robert D. Browning, ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Len J. Matuszek Mr. John W. Fox, Jr. Mr. John R. Muenchen Mr. Jeffrey A. McNaul Sunderman, II 5.26% (12 out of 228) Mr. Frank A. Geraci Mr. Michael K. Green Ms. Stephanie Brundage Mr. Matthew J. McLaughlin, ’05 Mr. Daniel J. Gahl Mr. Bryan L. Peck Mr. Jeffrey G. Metz Mr. Eric M. Tepe Anonymous Mr. Kevin G. Gilles Mr. Nicholas G. Hodge Mr. Kevin T. Buckley, ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McLaughlin, ’96 Mr. Anthony A. Geraci Mr. Dennis J. Riedmiller Mr. William D. Oeters Mr. Eric D. Bender Mr. Joseph W. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Whitey Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Meale, ’65 Mr. Nicholas L. Haverkos Mr. Dennis J. Roth Mr. Randy J. Pleiman Class of 1980 Mr. Michael G. Beutel Mr. Craig D. Hodges Class of 1995 Mr. and Mrs. Norm L. Cass Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Meyer Mr. Steven M. Haygood Mr. Don R. Rohlfs Mr. Douglas E. Ernstes Mr. and Mrs. James C. Champlin, III, ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Minnick Mr. Mark T. Rummler 7.23% (17 out of 235) Mr. Robert A. Hornback 2.15% (4 out of 186) Mr. and Mrs. Blane M. Collison Mr. and Mrs. Pat J. Morgan Mr. Carlos Jimenez Mr. Paul H. Schneider, Esq. Mr. Robert T. Williams, Jr. Mr. Thomas M. Beiting Mr. Douglas A. Groh Mr. Thomas J. Kennedy Dr. William A. Knight, IV Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Corder Mr. Michael D. Moroski Mr. Kenneth C. Matre Dr. Andrew J. Vicar Mr. J. Kevin Boothe Mr. Ken W. Kollman Mr. Chris M. Kurtz Mr. Brent J. Martin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Dees Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nelson Mr. Jeffrey G. Mohlman Class of 1977 Mr. Christopher G. Carle Mr. Stephen R. Marklay Mr. David T. Langefels Mr. Steffen Uebe Mr. and Mrs. J. Alberto Delgado Mr. David J. Prenger Mr. Dave L. Muthler Class of 1972 11.57% (28 out of 242) Mr. Richard T. Flynn Mr. Thomas P. O'Brien, III Mr. Arthur D. Lewis, III Mr. Bryan C. Young Mr. and Mrs. Louie B. DeTemple Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Raymond Mr. Daniel P. Dever Mrs. Susan E. Reinhardt Mr. Joseph R. Partusch 4.26% (11 out of 258) Mr. Paul W. Asbrock Mr. Patrick D. Ford Mr. Richard Oeters Mr. Thomas J. Mackey Mr. James W. Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Doran Mr. and Mrs. John P. Rodenberg Dr. Donald P. Rakel Mr. William J. Balbach Mr. James A. Balbach Mr. Charles Patrick P. Hunt Mr. Michael D. Malatin Class of 1996 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Dorsey Mr. Michael Shaffer Mr. Jeff A. Schnedl Dr. David E. Schlueter Mr. William E. Braun Mr. Timothy J. Brinkman Mr. Jeffrey A. Koehne Mr. Timothy S. Mangan 2.66% (5 out of 188) Mr. James J. Elfers Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Smith Mr. Stephen F. Voellmecke Mr. David G. Shafer Mr. James C. Champlin, III Mr. John H. Budde Reverend Paul V. Mr. John M. McNally Mr. James C. Frondorf Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Erdmann Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Spitznagel Mr. Donald E. Shelton Mr. Keith A. Cheesman Kollman, Jr., CSC Mr. Robert E. Medl Mr. Adam Lux Brother Robert M. Flaherty, SM Mr. and Mrs. Gregory O. Stanforth, ’67 Mr. Dennis W. Eling Class of 1985 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Gaier Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stofko, Jr., ’85 Mr. Gregory O. Stanforth Mr. Dennis M. Homan Mr. Daniel F. Dugan Mr. Thomas C. Lockwood Mr. Craig R. Minor Mr. Patrick McLaughlin Mr. Dennis Varnau Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stoll Mr. Len J. Matuszek Mr. Daniel W. Flynn Mr. Thomas D. Maertz 10.48% (24 out of 229) Mr. Andrew E. Nagel Mr. John J. Melish, M.S. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hauck Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Thompson Mr. Steven P. Wedding Mr. Patrick J. McLaughlin, Jr. Mr. Thomas P. Hertlein Mr. David Martin Mr. Timothy J. Bath Mr. Christopher D. Probst Mr. Adam G. Molina Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Heisel Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Tull Mr. Henry R. Meyer Mr. Jeffrey J. Honerlaw Mr. Thomas A. Mettey Mr. James E. Bruns Mr. Jeffrey J. Rettig Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Held Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Vanderkolk Class of 1968 Mr. Mark A. Rippe Mr. John G. Knochel Mr. John G. Meyer Mr. Nick J. Burgdorf Mr. William J. Rohlfs Class of 1997 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Hoctor Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. Vicario 5.51% (13 out of 236) Mr. Timothy J. Koegel Mr. Gregory W. Schube Mr. Greg S. Dornoff Mr. Scott A. Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Doug Horst Mr. Michael G. Ward, ’86 Mr. Stephen A. Tino 2.05% (4 out of 195) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Huff Mr. Ron P. Lehrter Mr. Michael E. Suter Mr. Robert J. Elsbrock Mr. Brian S. Schuermann Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Wilke Mr. Timothy J. Albers Mr. Gerard P. Wiesner Mr. Justin Bayer Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Jamieson, III Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Williams Mr. Donald J. Apking Mr. Daniel R. Leugers Mr. Jeffrey L. Tanner Mr. D'Juan Francisco Mr. Michael T. Stark Mr. Jason W. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. James H. Jewell Mr. and Mrs. David W. Yelton Mr. David J. Markgraf Mr. James J. Wahl Mr. Brian N. Garry Mr. Jeffrey S. Vollmer Mr. Matthew E. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Marc Johnson Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zilch Mr. Timothy J. McCormick Mr. Nicholas A. Haggerty 25 • FALL/WINTER 2010 Mr. Brian N. Wellinghoff Honor Roll of Donors In Memory and Honor of In Memory of Cam Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mileham Lehmann Mr. and Mrs. Greg F. Moratschek Report of Revenue and Expenses Mrs. Dorothy B. Morris Gift Given In The Name of Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Lacefield Mr. and Mrs. Randall M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jim P. Sweeney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Pearce, Jr. (Forecast, as of July 1, 2010, for 2010-11 Fiscal Year) Mr. John Beringer 2009 Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Luebben Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Beringer Dr. and Mrs. William R. Lukens In The Name of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Poirier Mr. and Mrs. Ron Martin Mr. and Mrs. David J. Markgraf Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Robertson The Daniel J. Buckley Mr. Edward F. Nardini Mrs. Jo Ann R. Markgraf Ms. Helen Rotte Forecast 2010-11 Scholarship Fund Ms. Michele Nawotka & Co-Workers Mr. and Mrs. Phil Saylor Income by Source Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Broermann Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Orr, Jr. In Memory of Rob Miller Ms. Sally Schlotman Mr. and Mrs. John F. Broermann Mr. William M. Schmidt Mr. William L. Foley Dr. and Mrs. Tuition & Fees $ 8,683,600 70.1% Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. John Seay Willaim J. Schoenberger Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Shrader In Memory of Donations & Fund Raising 1,300,000 10.5% Mr. Kevin T. Buckley Mr. Joseph W. Morse Mr. Keith H. Schofield Mrs. Kathryn A. Derrick Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sewell Student Services* 1,388,500 11.2% Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morse Mr. and Mrs. James R. Devanney Ms. Mary J. Storm Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Shilt Other Revenues 1,015,000 8.2% Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dillhoff Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Struve In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Sobel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gahl Ms. Carla J. Swartz Mr. James E. Stopford Total Income $12,387,100 100 % Mr. and Mrs. William Toft John H. Nester Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. James D. Nester Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Sweeney, III Sister Judith M. Klei, R.S.M. Mr. Charles P. Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. William G. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Luring Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner In The Name of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George G. Trebbi, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Platz Mr. and Mrs. Gerard P. Wiesner Mrs. James R. Parker Villanova University Expenses by Category Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Steven S. Wunder Mrs. Jo Ann R. Markgraf Mr. and Mrs. John W. Vintz William O. Sandquist, Jr. In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Voet Personnel $ 7,114,115 57.9% Mr. and Mrs. David C. Snyder In Memory of Jackie Pflum Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Wertzler Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Stertz, Jr. Todd M. Hamiter Mr. and Mrs. John S. Berten Technology & Supplies 1,664,060 13.6% Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Hamiter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whalen Companions on a Journey Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bruns Ms. Kristin B. Wilson Utilities & Maintenance 654,500 5.3% Mr. Kevin Tierney In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Burkhardt Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Woebkenberg Mrs. Edda Camardo Student Services* 1,246,000 10.2% In Memory of Don Cazel Jon D. Hammons Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Worth Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ebbers Mr. Larry Zimmerman Capital & Debt Service 1,599,690 13.0% Mr. and Mrs. William N. Aydoner Mr. and Mrs. J Joseph Abell Mr. and Mrs. Ned C. Ertel Mr. and Mrs. Aksel Aydoner Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bayer Mr. and Mrs. Emilio T. Fernandez The Eric J. Schlueter Endowed Total Expenses $12,278,365 100 % City of Covington Mr. James A. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Fredrickson Scholarship Fund Ms. Elizabeth M. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Gilles Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Fischer The Buehler Family Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mier Mr. Charles Patrick Hunt Dr. and Mrs. John B. Gillen, Sr. *Athletics, Spirit Shop, Food Service, Mr. and Mrs. Kyle D. Carone Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Kuhlman Mr. George F. Millitzer Performing Arts, and School Publications In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Egasti Ms. Barbara Linde A. Linde Mr. and Mrs. Dave L. Muthler John B. Eddingfield Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Fahrnbach Mr. and Mrs. Sandro J. Marchionda Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rutti Mr. and Mrs. John M. Costello, Jr. Mrs. Lola L. Hammons Mr. and Mrs. Norbert J. Menke Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Schlueter Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Eddingfield Mrs. H. Eleanor Hammons Ms. Mary L. Montgomery Mrs. Phyllis A. Schlueter Mr. and Mrs. David D. Hammons In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Naber Dr. Francis J. Schlueter and Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Barry S. Pokorny Mrs. Mary Kay Welsch Cost of a Moeller Education Financial Aid Dollars Awarded Bernie Einspanier Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hyer Ms. Laura Seelaus Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. John M. Costello, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. James Per Student Mr. and Mrs. David L. Shumar Mr. and Mrs. James Zeller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cutter Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Johnson Ms. Regene Dubell Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Spaccarelli 2004 $58,880 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Spatz In Memory of Gary Schulze Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Ms. Prudence D. Kyle Mr. and Mrs. George M. Sideras 2005 $184,050 Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Gessing Mr. and Mrs. H. Leonard Stallo Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Langdon Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Wordeman Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Larkin, Jr. Gift Given In The Name of 2006 $346,799 Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lounsbury In Memory of Mr. Jack Nick Staresinic, 2013, Zaragoza Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Krehbiel Ms. Helen C. Marsh Repasy and In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Staresinic 2007 $325,025 Mr. and Mrs. John Krehbiel Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maurer Mr. Paul Lindsay, Jr. Mr. Gregory J. Rossmann The Michael A. Stofko 2008 $381,642 Ms. Geneva Molinsky Mrs. Mary Beth Repasy Ms. Mary Jane Linneman Ms. Doreen Molinsky Scholarship Fund Ms. Mary B. Selzer Mr. and Mrs. James E. Molinsky In Memory of Tyler Rotte Mr. D'Juan Francisco 2009 $407,133 Mr. Christopher A. Lohr In Honor of Greg Goodhart Mr. and Mrs. Stewart P. Nolan Ms. Elaine Biehle 2010 $548,306 Ms. Sherry Crawford-Eyen Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Reyes Mr. Zach Bobst In Memory of Teresa Sussli Expenditures $12,363 Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Settle Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Bratburd Deceuninck North America Tuition $10,190 2011(budgeted) $600,000 In Memory of Ray Goodhart Mr. and Mrs. Keven E. Shell Mr. and Mrs. William F. Brock Mr. and Mrs. Louie B. DeTemple Mr. and Mrs. Rodney K. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Riley J. Snook Mr. and Mrs. John R. Burdick Mr. and Mr. Timothy Ewen Mr. William H. Barnes Gap for Fundraising -$2,173 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Carnahan Mrs. Margaret E. Koegel Mr. Jim A. Beamer Ms. Cynthia Yund Mr. and Mrs. Pilar M. Cloud Dr. Arthur I. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Bridge Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Colburn Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Tepe Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Brown In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Coletti Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Waechter Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brune Mr. Steven T. Johnson Mrs. Carol Deimling Mr. Todd Washburn Columbus State Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Farmer Education Association Mr. and Mrs. John J. Korte Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Farmer In Memory of Enrollment: 20-Year History Mr. Gary Cook Ms. Janey Kattelman Mr. and Mrs. Dave Freytag Mr. Thomas R. Sussli (October count) Mr. Peter T. Craig Mr. Richard Premec Mr. Frank A. Garry † Mr. and Mrs. John Ruggiero Ms. Sherry Crawford-Eyen 1990/1991 734 In Memory of Donald Juenke Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gatto Ms. F. Loretta Earls Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Gerrard In Honor of our Blessed Mother 1991/1992 770 Mr. Dennis W. Eling Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Adkins Dr. and Mrs. Donald C. Salzano 1992/1993 790 Mr. and Mrs. William T. Clark Mr. and Mrs. William W. Goetz Evendale G.E. Management Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Groh 1993/1994 817 Association Mr. and Mrs. Donald Feld In Memory of Harry Waechter Mr. and Mr. Jeffrey J. Fischesser Ms. Mary T. Guenther Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Waechter 1994/1995 862 Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Gil M. Gusweiler Ms. Linda Friedhof Mr. Roger Grein In Honor of Leonard and Carol 1995/1996 871 Mr. Robert Juenke Mrs. France Hendricks 1996/1997 887 Mr. Patrick Gallo Ms. Nancy W. High Weibel’s 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Glassmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Juenke 1997/1998 908 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin Mrs. Nancy Hodgkiss Ms. Ruth Ramler Ms. Nancy M. Goebel Mr. and Mrs. Randall K. Hurley 1998/1999 890 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Goodhart Mr. and Mr. Jerome Reinert, Jr. In Memory of Elnora Wilken Mr. F. Michael Hyzdu 1999/2000 913 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Reinert Mr. and Mrs. John M. Costello, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Isgrig 2000/2001 930 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Harmeyer † Mr. Jim Schmidt Mrs. Maureen Jordan 2001/2002 949 Mr. and Mrs. F. Thomas Heinold Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Wulf In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kean Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hobek Gary J. Woebkenberg 2002/2003 935 In Memory of Mary Kemen Mr. Robert J. Kohlhepp Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn D. Holthaus Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Woebkenberg 2003/2004 972 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Kemen Mr. Todd R. Ille Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kolodny 2004/2005 966 Mr. and Mrs. Greg LaLonde In Memory of Hazel Wood 2005/2006 951 Mr. James Judge The Dr. Edward Kremchek Ms. Susan M. Burns Family Mr. and Mrs. Don Klopfenstein Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Lamping Memorial Scholarship Fund Ms. JoAnn Erftenbeck 2006/2007 936 Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Kneflin Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Leininger Dr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Kremchek Mr. James Lewis Mr. Daniel J. Ledford 2007/2008 928 Ms. Laurie K. Koller 2008/2009 917 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Kreimer Mr. and Mrs. John S. Long Mr. and Mrs. D.J. MacArthur 2009/2010 907 27 • FALL/WINTER 2010 2010/2011 926 MOELLER Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 28 CrusaderEducation Connectionsin the Family Spirit Crusaders in the News

John Boehner ’68: U.S. Ted Torbeck ’74 Named Lives Remembered: Joe the Major Leagues came in 2000 President of Cincinnati Bell Currin ’90: Joe Currin’90, a former |when he batted .222 for with 2 home Communications: Cincinnati Moeller basketball standout and runs and 4 RBI in 19 games for the Speaker-in-Waiting Bell Inc. named Theodore H. (Ted) University of Dayton basketball player Cincinnati Reds. Overall, he compiled Moeller can now add “Speaker of the House” to its list Torbeck ’74 as the president and general died of a massive heart attack Sunday, a .265 batting average with 135 home manager of Cincinnati July 18, while jog- runs, 684 RBI, 262 doubles and 32 of renowned alumni accomplishments. John Boehner ’68 Bell Communications. ging in Venice, FL. triples in 1,231 games in 13 Minor becomes the presiding officer of the U.S. House of Torbeck will have Currin, 38, was a League seasons (1993-2005) with the Representatives once the 112th Congress convenes on responsibility for the corporate attorney Rangers, New York Mets, Reds, January 3, 2011. The Speaker is third in the presidential planning, marketing, for the Caterpillar Colorado Rockies, D-backs, Chicago line of succession and works to set the majority party’s sales and operation corporation and had White Sox and St. Louis Cardinals organizations. legislative agenda. Besides headlining the major newspapers of all of the communi- moved with his fami- cations lines of business ly to Singapore a in the country, Time magazine featured him in November, at Cincinnati Bell, including few months earlier. He is survived by Michael Simon ’84 and 60 Minutes is currently producing a segment to be all consumer and business wireline his wife, Callie, and four children ages Hungary’s Most Successful aired in December. Characterized as a “hard worker and and wireless products. He will report to 5 to 9. Currin, the son of former UD Software Entrepreneur: On a team player” by former Coach Gerry Faust in the Time Bell chief executive officer Jack football star Jim Currin, was the whim, Michael cover article, the journalists describe the Speaker-to-be Cassidy. (The Enquirer and Bloomberg youngest of 10 children. The entire Simon ’84 News, September 10, 2010) family was vacationing together at sprinted off to as “a self-made businessman with working-class roots the time of his death. He was a Hungary after who obviously cares about more than his golf game, an Andrew Brackman ’04 walk-on basketball player at UD finishing business amiable consensus builder who learned his people skills Promoted to Yankees: Former who worked his way into the starting school in St. Louis. Twenty years later, growing up with 11 siblings and one bathroom… Moeller High standout lineup and appeared in 55 games. He he has carved out an unusual niche as Members of both parties agree that he keeps his word.” Andrew Brackman ’04 played on the 1992-93 and 1993-94 perhaps Hungary’s most successful software entrepreneur. Simon’s latest He’s an honorable man. A Man of Moeller. was called up by the teams coached by Jim O’Brien. He New York Yankees graduated from the UD law school. creation to bubble out of Budapest is today. He reports to (Springfield-News Sun, July 21, 2010) LogMeIn, a 400-worker outfit that makes New York on software that allows one computing Moeller’s 2010 Distinguished Alumni Awardees Tuesday. Brackman Mike Bell ’93 Promoted to device to take control of another. Using was selected by the Director, Player this technology, a person can tap into a DAVID THOLE ’85, Purple Yankees in the first Development, Arizona: home or office PC while on the road with Heart Recipient Lt. Col., USAF round of the 2007 First-Year November 15, 2010, Arizona a laptop. Customer support technicians (Ret.), DISTINGUISHED Player Draft after playing baseball at Diamondbacks News Release – The also use LogMeIn’s products to take North Carolina State. (The Cincinnati Arizona Diamondbacks announced that control of people’s machines and fix ALUMNI AWARD: Presented to a Enquirer, September 20, 2010, Mike Bell ’93 has been promoted to their PC problems. (By Ashlee Vance, graduate who has given outstanding Enquirer's Mike Dyer contributed) Director, Player Development... Bell The New York Times, October 11, service to his community and who has was a first-round selection, 30th over- 2010) Note: Mike Simon, Moeller Class distinguished himself as a Moeller Life More than Baseball to all, of the Texas Rangers in the 1993 of ’83, completed his undergraduate alumnus: Lt. Col. Thole served 20 years Brent Suter ’08: Being left-handed First-Year Player Draft. Bell’s time in work at Notre Dame University. as an F-16 fighter pilot and was chosen and able to throw a fastball 90 mph is in 2001 to be one of 10 initial pilots often an express ticket to the major for the F-22, the world’s most lethal leagues. But Brent Suter ’08 of Anderson combat aircraft. He retired in 2009 as Township has a lot more Moeller Announces New Alumni Board Chief of the Weapons and Tactics Branch, going on in his life than This fall the Moeller Alumni Air Combat Command, Langley just baseball. The Association voted in Moeller’s 2008 Moeller grad AFB, VA. He has been awarded the new Alumni Board. The (class salutatorian) Executive Board consists of Purple Heart, Meritorious Service is currently the ace JACK LONG, BROTHER TROY SUTER ’10, GOLD Medal, and Arial President, Phil Kreiner '76; Vice pitcher for the Hamilton President, Larry Kuhlman '80; EVESLAGE AWARD: SHIELD AWARD: Presented to Achievement Joes of the Great Lakes Presented to an individual who a graduate who exemplifies good Past President, Rob Winterman Medal. Summer Collegiate League. '80; Alumni Director, Jim Stofko through years of tireless effort has character, a solid spiritual life, It's the wooden bat league that the '85; Faculty Advisor, Barry made significant contributions to academic excellence, a willingness Cincinnati Steam plays in… Suter was Borman '64; Marianist Representative, Bro. Bob Flaherty, S.M.; Treasurer, Bill Balbach the growth of Moeller: Jack Long to serve, and participates in various selected as the game's starting pitcher '72; John Widmeyer '68; Tim Albers '68; John Costello '79; Pat Morgan '79; Mike Suter began his decades-long support of school activities: School Vice Captain and a dozen pro scouts were watching. '80; Rob Hornback '88; Andy Schaffer '93; Joe Buckley '95; Mike Munafo '00; and Cole Moeller in 1967 and joined the Troy Suter ’10 was the president of Also occupying his time this summer is Jackson ’04(?). “Each decade is represented on the executive board, and we are Dads’ Club in 1979. Under Coach the National Honor Society and the “SURF” program at Children’s adding membership with class captains for every graduating class,” says Alumni Bob Crable, Long assisted the received numerous academic Hospital. His mother, Shirley, a high Director Jim Stofko ’85. “Through the board, the class captains, and with the help of football program by chaperoning honors, including the school and college swimming champion, the development department, we are collecting contact information on all alumni. said, “SURF is a Summer Undergraduate the team bus and handling all the Bausch & Lomb Our number one goal is to enhance our database so we can communicate with all our Research Fellowship and part of the alumni. We have outstanding events in place and will continue to develop more alumni chapel duties for the football team, Honorary Science University of Cincinnati Medical School. which he continues to this day. Award and John events with a wide variety of social and networking opportunities.” Brent is in the cardiology department.” New and revamped activities are currently being planned, such as a bi-annual Long and his wife of 47 years, Massarella Award. Majoring in environmental science and speaker series, wine tasting festival, Keenland trip, 3-on-3 basketball, new reunion Janice, have three children: John He participated in more potentially pre-med, Suter will advance activities, and more. The board is also establishing regional alumni groups in other Lambert ’83, Jennifer (Pete than a dozen co-curricular to his junior year this fall at Harvard cities. “We look forward to getting out more and more information on these events,” Hopewell ’91) and James Patrick. activities and held several University. (By Terrence Huge, The says Stofko. “Check the Moeller website (www.Moeller.org) for updates. And please leadership positions. Suter attends Community Press, July 19, 2010) contact the board with any ideas or questions. We want our alums to be involved. the University of Notre Dame. Working together we will have the best Alumni Association in the country!” 29 • FALL/WINTER 2010 MOELLER Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 30 CrusaderEducation Connectionsin the Family Spirit

Keep in touch! We want to Operation Lost Alums Weddings hear from you (and send us pictures, Men of Moeller, with great pride we announced our Moeller extends its best wishes to the too). Tell your fellow Crusaders about new Alumni Board at the October 28 alumni meeting. In addition to the board, we have had many alumni following graduates and faculty who your wedding, a recent move, your have/will “tie the knot”: latest promotion, a family addition, step up and serve in the role of a class captain. your retirement, or any other news We certainly want all of our 10,000 alumni to Leah (Flesch) and Jason Topits ’99 on September 24, 2010. be a part of our great Alumni Association! We you have to share. Just cut out and cannot do this without your help. Currently, mail this form with your picture(s) or Kelly and Scott Kaiser ’01 on July 17, 2010. we only have some contact information for (Photo Below) send us an e-mail [email protected] about 75% of the graduating classes. The and attach your photo(s) or log on Alumni Board’s and class captains’ number to our website. It’s that easy! one goal is to reconnect with all of our “lost alumni.” Please help us by contacting your Mail this form to: class captain, a board member, or the Archbishop Moeller High School Advancement Office at Moeller. As we continue c/o Moeller Magazine/“Alumni Notes” to build our database, our alumni events, reunions, 9001 Montgomery Road and networking opportunities will continue to improve. Please visit our Cincinnati, OH 45242-7780 website (www.Moeller.org) to update your contact information and to learn more about the Alumni Association and events. Thanks for your help. Rahe, Don ’65 Go Big Moe & God Bless, married his high Name school sweetheart, Carol Bratt, and they celebrated their 40th anniversary this Home Address summer. They have two Jim Stofko ’85, Alumni Director children, Tracey and Brian. Phone [email protected] Bough, John ’65 and his wife, Don has spent 39 years in Hilda, have six children: John education as a teacher, coach, City Jr. ’87, Sandy, Jackie, Christina, and assistant principal. He has ALUMNI CALENDAR Elizabeth, and Jeffrey ’07. John coached football, wrestling, is a sales rep for ASSA ABLOY. track, swimming, basketball, State Zip baseball, and softball. Foy, Ned ’65 and his Currently, he coaches varsity DECEMBER 2010 girls volleyball with Bright E-mail Address Basketball Alumni Night: wife, Kim, have five Local Schools. He says he has Tuesday, Dec. 21, vs. Chaminade Julienne children: James, Patrick, many fond memories from Births Business Firm (Honoring the Crusader Basketball Michael, Christopher, and Robert. being a player at Moeller and Teams & Coaches of 1960-61, 1970-71, They live in Sarasota, FL. Ned at the University of Cincinnati, 1980-81, 1990-91, & 2000-01!) has worked in law enforcement Congratulations to the following couples: Your Position for the past 38 years and is and many more as a coach currently a homicide detective of his son and daughter and Heather and Andy Folzenlogen ’89, daughter, Josephine JANUARY 2011 APRIL the many other kids over Business Address Wrestling Alumni Night: Saturday, Jan. for the Manatee County (Josie) Ann, February 16, 2010. 50th Anniversary Main Event! the years: “It’s been 22, vs. Detroit Central Catholic Sheriff’s Office. Saturday, April 9, Savannah Center a great ride with a Wrestling Senior Night: Thursday, City in West Chester, OH Herweh, Terry ’65 is a lot of success and Kelly and Andy Jan. 27, vs. Elder Proceeds benefit the Moeller Tuition self-employed chemist. enjoyment!” Kwiatkowski ’95, a State Zip Assistance & Student Services Programs. He and his wife, Regina, FEBRUARY have three children: son, Evan Andrew, Annual Alumni Register early, for this event sells out Wene, Gregg annually! See the Moeller website, Nickolaus, Katrina, ’65 is retired July 28, 2010. Wife’s Name Maiden Association Sports and Karalee. Stag: Thursday, www.Moeller.org (Support Moeller), from his work (Photo Left) for online registration. For more as a quality College(s) Attended February 24 Hoerst, Timothy 50th Anniversary information, contact Main Event ’65 graduated control Alumni Sports Coordinator Marcia Lechner at from the manager with Degree(s) Earned Stag! (513) 791-1680, ext. 1304, University of Dayton Plastic Injection Honoring Moeller or e-mail her at in 1970. He stayed Molding. He and Megan and Justin [email protected]. his wife, Phyllis Year(s) Graduated Legendary active in many local Bayer ’97, son, Coaches Gerry Faust P.S. Thanks for your support of last youth and charitable (Knabe), have Joseph Keenan & Mike Cameron year’s 25th Annual Main Event! We groups, including his four children: News About You Recognizing ALL 24 State made a record-breaking $292,000! parish. Timothy was elected Ray, Dave, Nikki, Bayer, July 3, 2010. Championship Teams, Individuals, & international president of the and Teresa. Gregg (Photo Left) Hall of Fame Members and Coaches MAY Knights of St. John in 2008, and Barry credits his time at Borman ’64, Moeller as having For up-to-date information, see Moeller Moeller Day at the then re-elected in 2010. In his Moeller AD Website: www.Moeller.org (Alumni). Reds! Friday, role with the Knights of St. John, instilled in him Lisa and Greg Ulland ’97, son, Marley Jameson, August 29, 2010. Register early for this historic event! May 13, vs. he has visited Liberia (and met a “can-do” spirit and a St. Louis Cardinals “never-give-up”perseverance. Moeller will be honoring and celebrating with President Sirleaf), Nigeria, Jeanne and Andy Moeller’s Great Sports Tradition, Cost: $67/person Ghana, Togo, and Canada. Next Coaches, and Players, who have which includes spring he will go to Germany. Rinschler, James ’66 Walton ’00, son, helped to make The Big Moe the Best exclusive use of the He retired from the City of retired from the Jack Douglas Walton, High School in the nation! Machine Room & Reading as its municipal Marine Corps after Outdoor Patio, the finance-auditor. Timothy and 20 years of service and retired July 22, 2010. MARCH Ballpark Buffet, Drinks (water, soft his wife, Joyce, have two after another 20 years with (Photo Left) The 11th Annual Alumni drinks, and 1st two rounds of beer children (Bridget and Rebecca) Carlson Travel/Sato. He lives Father-Son Mass and Breakfast: per person). There is limited seating, and two grandchildren in Germantown, MD. Sunday March 13 so reserve your tickets in advance (Ashlyn, age 4, and Nathan, through Moeller website (see Alumni). age 2). They enjoy traveling. 31 • FALL/WINTER 2010 MOELLER Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 32 AlumniFamily Notes Spirit operations for General Electric Fehring Jr., Patrick ’75 Deimling, Mark ’85 and Industrial; president and CEO is CEO and president his wife, Stephanie, of GE’s Rail Services; and vice of Level One Bank. Williams, have three children president of global supply chain He and his wife, JoAnn, live in Tim ’80 is a – Ashley (22), for GE Aircraft Engines. Ted has Northville, MI, with their two graduate of Mason (11), and a bachelor’s in marketing from children, Jennifer and Erika. Franklin Tanner (5) – and Miami University and a master’s Patrick graduated from Miami College and two grandchildren, in business administration from University in 1979 and worked Savannah (2) and Boone, Tim ’70 is a sculptor Booth, Brian ’80 and his wife, is now president Xavier University. at Fifth Third Bank in various Adison (1 month). who works in bronze and stone. Peggy, live in Dallas, TX, with of Williams executive positions in Cincinnati, Mark has worked for He does stylized figures and their four children: Megan, Peter, Insurance & Columbus, and Detroit. In Milacron and Harris commissioned work. His wife Kowalski, James ’75 Trevor, and Tyler. He works as a Consulting, LLC, 2007 he started Level One Products, but now (Jan) and daughter (Jessie) are is a Lieutenant director of sales and marketing in Columbus, OH. Bank as a commercial bank to studies Microsoft oil painters, and his son (Chris General in the United for Hyatt Corporation. He and his wife, meet the financial service security at Sinclair ’95) designs sets for theater. States Air Force and is Sharon, have five needs of professionals and Community College. Tim is also president of TJBoone Commander, Air Force Global children: Zachery and emerging businesses. Rosnell, Keith ’80 He will graduate with Insurance/Financial Services. Vargo, David ’70 graduated in 1974 from the Strike Command, Barksdale Alexandra Jenkins and University of Cincinnati and married his high Air Force Base, LA. General graduated from Elizabeth, Jennifer, and honors in March 2011. Kowalski entered active duty Crowe, William ’77 Olivia Williams. He loves to travel and Deiters, Steve ’70 is owner/ school sweetheart, Ann. They have three children Notre Dame in in 1980 through the UC ROTC received his master’s has been on eight president of Diffused Gas – Zach, Scott, and Rob – and three grandchildren. David 1984 with a bachelor’s in in theology from cruises with his Technologies, Inc. Fifteen mechanical engineering Larry Kuhlman ’81, President is a commercial sales rep for Bob Sumerel Tire Co. Loyola University of Bramkamp Printing. wife and family. years ago he purchased a David teaches spinning classes at the YMCA and and his master of and from the University of product line that was divinity degree from St. John Dayton in 1988 with a part of the company he enjoys canoe racing and hiking. In November Seminary in Camarillo, CA. worked for in the 2007 David lost his brother, Don, age 51, to a rare master’s in electrical He was ordained by Cardinal wastewater treatment cancer. Don was a GCL golf champ while Roger Mahony at field. After a career in at Moeller. He is survived by his industrial marketing, wife, Karen, three he decided to strike out on his children, own. He says and one it worked grandchild. out well with no regrets, and he is grateful for the learning experience. Mike Rakel ’70, former Moeller Dean of Academics Hacker, Mike ’70 works for GE, Supply Chain-Global Logistics. He met his wife, Jennifer, while living in Rochester, MN, working for the Kroger Co. They moved back to Cincinnati when he took the job with GE, and they have two daughters, Lindsay and Sarah. Mike played in the second annual Moeller-Marshall Golf Outing that his brother Rob ’68 and John Widmeyer ’68 organized. The outing supports a memorial fund established for the three Moeller grads who died in the 1970 Marshall University plane crash. He says he is already looking forward to next year’s outing, which will be in August.

Morrissey, Bob ’70 and his Siciliano III, Speed, Mike ’70 and his wife, wife of 23 years, Mary, have engineering. He met his wife, three children: Katelin, Kelly, James ’70 and his Becky, live in Hilliard, OH, program. He received a bachelor’s Our Lady of the Angels and Garrett. Katelin is a senior wife, Barb, have with their children, John and Tara, at UD, and they in business administration. Cathedral in Los Angeles and at the University of Cincinnati; been married 38 years. Their Katie. He works for Online is associate pastor at St. Peter married in 1990. He served Kelly is a sophomore at son, James IV ’97, graduated Computer Library Center as Claver Parish in Simi Valley, CA. one tour of duty in USAF Northern Kentucky University from Miami and earned a an enterprise project manager. In 1985 he earned a master’s in after college. He now owns on a volleyball scholarship; master’s degree from Xavier. management from Central Their daughter, Chris, gradu- Michigan University, and in 1993 Lehrter, Ron ’77 has been his own engineering and Garrett is a junior at Torbeck, Ted ’74 married to Cheri for 26 years Moeller playing football and ated from Xavier. James is a has been named he earned a master’s in national company, Remtec manager/financial service security and strategic studies from and has traveled to all 50 Corporation, which builds volleyball. Bob is a facility president and gen- states and more. He worked manager for Crapsey & representative for Connexus eral manager of Cincinnati the College of Naval Command robotic systems. Keith Credit Union. His grandson, and Staff, Naval War College in for 33 years at Diesel Gilles Contractors. Bell Communications. Ted has Enterprises. He is the owner and Tara have two sons, James V, was born in April 2009. served as CEO of Freedom Newport, RI. His assignments have taken him throughout the (semi-retired) of Lehrter Christian ’12 and Brian ’14. Group, Inc.; vice president of Maintenance LLC. 33 • FALL/WINTER 2010 US and Southeast Asia. (Photo bottom right) MOELLER Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 34 AlumniFamily Notes Spirit Marot, Michael ’85 telly award winner for best went to Ohio documentary. Brad played University where football at Duquesne, where he earned his they won three consecutive bachelor's in journalism and MAAC championships. became the first undergraduate to intern at Scripps Howard Satterwhite, Cameron News Service in Washington, ‘05 played baseball D.C. He first worked at The for the University of Athens Messenger and then Cincinnati and earned All-Big The Washington Court House Reising, Brian ’98 is East honors after his junior Record-Herald, where he pictured with wife, Amber, season. He later was signed by covered OSU football and the Dayton Dragons, the sin- basketball, the Cincinnati and daughter, Lorelai. gle-A affiliate of the Cincinnati Bengals, Cincinnati Reds, Brian is a specialist in the Reds, and was honored as the Cleveland Indians, and Art Army. (Photo above) team’s hitter of the month in Schlichter for nearly two years. June 2010. In 1992 Mike moved to North Carolina to work at The Hickory Daily Record, where he covered college football and basketball and the Carolina Panthers bid to join the NFL. More importantly, he says, he met his wife, Sarah. Bunch, Paul ’00 is a pediatric Vonderhaar, William ’85 and Buckley, John ’98 celebrated his 30th birthday with resident at Cincinnati In 1993 they moved to Indiana to his wife, Heather, have three fellow ’98 alums at the Great American Ballpark. Children’s Hospital. He and work for The Fort Wayne Journal children: Tyler (16), Ben (10), (Photo above: Rob Mahoney, Grant Crosthwaite, his wife, Nikki, have two Gazette, where he and Sarah and Max (8). William is with children, Jack and Caroline. became award-winning writers. Procter & Gamble, NA Facilities Geoff Schlemmer, John Buckley, Dan Hafer, Jay Hoffman, Mike covered Indiana University Management and Governance. Pat Murray, and Neil Lobert.) Finnerty, Sean ’00 is a campaign football and basketball, including manager for the Friends of Madden, Ben ’05 graduated from the the firing of Bob Knight in Speigle, William ’90 Houston, Tony ’92 and his Hopewell, Paul John Boehner ’68. September 2000, two Final Fours, has been an active family have relocated to St. US Naval Academy in 2009 with a ’88 was recently four Indianapolis 500s, the Major duty Marine for 16 Louis, MO. He began working bachelor’s in mechanical engineering named a Minnesota “super Maciulewicz, Gordon ’05 League Baseball playoffs, and years. William is a lieutenant for SSM Health Care as their Walton, Andy ’00 lawyer” by the Minneapolis/ graduated from the and was commissioned as a second the NBA Finals. He has been colonel and has been deployed corporate director of operations moved to Chicago St. Paul magazine. He graduated lieutenant in the US Marine Corps. From there, covering Peyton Manning twice in support of Operation finance. Tony is a fellow with some college University of Dayton in for the University of Minnesota Ben attended The Basic School in Quantico, VA, since his rookie season in Iraqi Freedom (2003/2009). He in the American College of roommates after graduation December 2009 with a with a bachelor’s in 1993 and 1998, which is the same year graduated from Miami University Healthcare Executives. from the University of Dayton. and was selected to be an artillery officer. Ben from William Mitchell College bachelor’s in mechanical Mike and Sarah celebrated in 1994 with a bachelor’s in After passing his professional graduated first in his class of 130 artillery of Law in 1996. Paul has been engineering and co-oped the birth of their son, Zachary. business management and Budai, Tim ’95 has engineer’s exam, lieutenants at Ft. Sill, OK. He is currently an attorney at Johnson & was commissioned a second been a police officer he changed jobs with Montgomery County Condon, P.A., since 1996 and a stationed at Camp Pendleton, CA, with the For the past 10 years Mike has lieutenant in May 1994. In for the past 11 years to an engineering Sanitary Engineering and worked for the Associated partner with the firm since 2003. August 2007, Lt. Col. Speigle and now works for the Goshen firm in downtown 2nd battalion, 11th Marine regiment. Ben is acting Press. He has won several He lives in the Twin Cities was selected to attend the US Twp. Police Dept. Twice he Chicago. Most Motoman Robotics. as a forward observer for the 1st battalion, 5th state awards and was named with his wife, Michelle, and Marine Corps Command and was nominated for Officer of recently he He married Katie in June Marine regiment, and expects to be deployed to their three daughters: Isabelle, the 2005 Indianapolis AP Staff College in Quantico, VA. the Year in Clermont Co. He became a father in Chattanooga, TN, and Afghanistan within the next year. Staffer of the Year. He has now Olivia, and Ava Marie. He graduated in June 2008 spent three years as a school to Jack Douglas covered 14 Indianapolis 500s, with a master’s in military resource officer at Goshen High Walton. they celebrated their five Final Fours, two Super studies. In June 2010, he took School. Tim has two children, wedding reception at Bowls, and one Rose Bowl. command of the Marine Combat Jackson (8) and Madeline (6). Moeller English Teacher Rock City’s Grandview. One month after taking the AP Training Battalion. William and Kevin Buckley ’02. In Memoriam Milton, Scott ’95 lives in Gordon is currently job they had their second child, his wife, Wendy, have three Rockford, MI, with his wife, Day, D.J. ’05 employed in Fairfield, OH, Caroline. Their third child, Andrew, children: Hannah (11), William We express our condolences and deepest Shannon, and their two children, graduated was born in 2006 and was (9), and Robert Joseph (7). as a mechanical Grace and Lilly. He is a with a sympathies to the families and friends recently diagnosed with autism. bachelor’s in social work from engineer with MTSI, a Burns, Barry ’90 has worked Woycke, Leo ’90 national account manager of these and other members of the Wright State. He works for a small engineering firm primarily in sports and enter- and his wife, Lisa, for Pactiv Corporation. Michel, John ’85 and local non-profit, MALACHI Moeller Family who have passed on: tainment, including jobs with married in 2001. that specializes in his wife, Lucena, Molloy, Justin ’96 Youth pportunities Program, the South Bend Silverhawks, They live on the west side of gas-turbine packaging have three children: as a service coordinator. Carlson, George Murray, Patrick ’81 Amarillo Dillas, Cincinnati Arts Cincinnati with their two was recently Justin, Mathew, and DJ also plays rugby for the for school, oil rig, and Association, Detroit Tigers, and children, Brady (3 ) and appointed as a Cazel, Donald Pflum, Joshua ’11 Anthony (two attend the Cincinnati Kelts. Xavier University Athletics. Barry Tyler (9 months). Leo went visiting assistant professor at Navy/military applications. Currin, Joe ’90 Pohlman, Bernard University of Cincinnati and the University of Cincinnati currently works for Ticketmaster to the College of Mt. St. Joe (Photo Above: Gordon Dirr, Alvin Roggeman, Thomas one Miami University). In July as a client support specialist. (DAAP) School of Design. He and played on their first Humbel, Kevin ’05 works in and Katie in a “garage 1985, he joined the Army, He is active in Big Brothers and serves as the chapter chair for the Operations Leadership Garry, Frank Stein, Andrew working in the Signal Corps. football team. He is currently Save the Animals Foundation a manager with Great SEGD Cincy (The Society for Program with Fifth Third Bank. band” while at UD. Gelhot, Ned ’66 Stratmann, Louis He has lived in Germany, Animal Shelter, and also enjoys Environmental Graphic Design). The band included Andy Turkey, and Korea and has American Financial Jagoditz, Shirley Tabb, Mike ’84 traveling, with recent Justin lives in Loveland with Libis, Brad ’05 been deployed to Haiti, Resources-Tax Ciarniello ’05 and Ben Knueven, “Bud” Tennant, Pam trips to Ireland, England, his wife, Rachel. was awarded Kuwait, and Iraq. John has a & Reporting. Hunt ’05.) Herman Jr. and Spain. a graduate Toerner, Joe bachelor’s in information Bayer, Justin ’97 is the founder assistantship to earn his Leugers, William Watson, George systems management. Retiring and CEO of welcometocollege. master’s degree from from the Army in 2006, John is com, a Web application to Molloy, Joyce Wisniewski, Wayne ’87 Duquesne University. He was now an information system help high school students Mullen, John general manager of Duquesne Zerges, Carl specialist for the Veterans Affairs. and families during the Television, and a two-time Moeller Faculty college visit process. Paul Kinolt ’90, 35 • FALL/WINTER 2010 Derek Williams ’91, MOELLER Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 36 and Todd Norman ’91