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Welcome to the makeover of Moeller Magazine! We first published the magazine in the fall of 1996 and called it Windows on Moeller. We’ve evolved since then, and now in honor of our 50th Anniversary we’re taking this “golden” opportunity to refine our look to celebrate our Marianist Tradition.

Throughout the magazine we’ve woven the threads of the Blessed William Joseph Chaminade’s* vision of education, called the “Marianist Charism.” His vision was based on his love and devotion to Mary and her example of faith. As I sit at the feet of Fr. Chaminade’s statue, I feel a profound debt of gratitude. Educational research shows that the key to any school’s success is its culture, and Moeller’s culture has been grounded in the Marianist Charism for the past five decades. It has been the cornerstone of the school’s success.

In this issue, we hope to illuminate how we are living the Marianist Charism day to day. For example, one tenant of a Marianist education is to “educate for adaptation and change” (meaning we believe in continuous improvement and preparing our students for the future). In that spirit, Academic Dean Chris Wilke may have initiated one of the most exciting educational software programs since the Laptop Program began.

Essentially, this product unleashes the

power of technology to be a dynamic, collaborative learning tool. See page 7, “New Software Offers ‘Explosive’ Opportunity for Interactive Learning.”

Our news department, now called “Moeller Today,” reports additional ways we are living Fr. Chaminade’s vision.

On pages 2-4, we show how Moeller is “providing an integral, quality education” (which means we provide a holistic education involving the mind, heart, body, and spirit). On pages 5-6, we offer stories on “educating for service, justice, and peace,” as well as “educating for faith formation.”

Finally, we show in several features and departments how we are “educating in the Family Spirit,” a key characteristic of a Marianist education. For example, on pages 13-14 we feature our grief group, which is a support system for students who have lost of loved one. Originally initiated in 1999, it was the first of its kind in the city and has now grown to involve 13 support groups in 10 local high schools.

On November 12, The Cincinnati Enquirer featured the teen grief groups on the cover page (“Teen grief support groups in high demand: Organizations help young people deal with death, loss”). Our Moeller Family Spirit is an important part of who we are as an educational system, as Fr. Chaminade envisioned. We truly are there for one another, especially in times of need.

So, let us know what you think. We are listening and always looking for better ways to communicate with you.

May Mary’s peace be with you,

Johanna Kremer, Editor JKremer@Moeller.org (513) 791-1680, ext. 1330

* The Blessed William Joseph Chaminade (1761-1850) founded the Society of Mary (the Marianists) in 1817, an order devoted to Catholic education and Mary’s example of faith. Moeller is a Catholic school in the Marianist Tradition, developing leadership in young men.

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Moeller staff Bill Kohus ’69 (facilities) and his son, Bill Kohus Jr. ’98 (technology), were chosen to represent their class in the 50th Anniversary alumni procession during the Mass (see page 11).

FALL/WINTER 2010 Moeller Magazine is an official publication of Archbishop Moeller High School for alumni, family, and friends. Comments and questions are encouraged. Send your letters to: EDITOR Johanna Kremer, Communications Director Archbishop Moeller High School 9001 Montgomery Road Cincinnati, OH 45242-7780 Voice Mail: (513) 791-1680, ext. 1330 E-Mail: JKremer@Moeller.org CONTRIBUTORS Bill Balbach ’72 Barry Borman ’64 Blane Collison Chris Anne Gaier Debbie Geiger Bill Hunt Cindy Neuhaus Jim Stofko ’85 ADMINISTRATION Bill Hunt, President Blane Collison, Principal BOARD OF TRUSTEES Charley Blum Ted Catino ’79 Therese Esswein Tom Fitz Jim Hubbard, Secretary Pete Kimener Leon Loewenstine Jr. Dan Neyer ’77 Bob Niehaus ’65, Chair Sally Nugent, Vice Chair Mark Rippe ’72, Treasurer Fr. Larry Tensi LAYOUT & DESIGN James Wilmink ’85, Insignia Design E-mail: jim@insigniadesign.com CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER Amy Ellert, Into Wishin Photography PRINTING Larry Kuhlman ’81, Bramkamp Printing www.Bramkamp.com DISTRIBUTION Ginny Bauer & Chris Anne Gaier ©2010. All rights reserved. Archbishop Moeller High School is owned and operated by the Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati and adheres to its policies.

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FAMILY SPIRIT:

‘Summer Celebration’ Kicks Off 50th Anniversary Year

7 ADAPTATION & CHANGE: New Software Offers ‘Explosive’ Opportunity for Interactive Learning

13 FAITH FORMATION: OVERCOMING GRIEF: Finding Solidarity in Sorrow

18 GROWING MOELLER: 2009-10 Honor Roll Of Donors & Forecast of Revenue and Expenses

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The students brought in 1001 boxes of food for St. Vincent DePaul and the St. George Food Pantry, a new record! “As the demand increases, the Men of Moeller meet the challenge,” says Pastoral Ministry Service Director Brian Gilronan.”More than 4,000 families will benefit from this during the holiday season.”

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 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 teaching methods have changed over the years, a Moeller education is still rooted in the five timeless characteristics of a Marianist education: faith formation; quality education; Family Spirit; service, justice, and peace; and adaptation and change.

Committed to continuous improvement, Moeller has recently adopted new methods for the use of technology in our academic program, helping to prepare students for the rigors and demands of living and working in a technologically based world.

Although teaching A key component of this effort is the use of the DyKnow software methods have changed program, which allows our over the years, a Moeller students to become more engaged learners and provides them with education is still rooted additional technological skills. in the five timeless (See page 7, “New Software characteristics of a Offers Explosive Opportunity for Interactive Learning.”)

Marianist education: The Moeller House System faith formation; continues to improve from its inception in 2005. The importance quality education; of this initiative was most clearly Family Spirit; service, demonstrated during the recent justice, and peace; and loss of a senior this year, Josh Pflum, in a tragic accident. The adaptation and change.

House System’s Mentor Groups served as a primary means to deliver pastoral care to all our students as they worked through this time of sorrow. This student governance system also continues to assist our students with their personal and social decisions through the Man of Moeller leadership program. And the House Assemblies provided a perfect vehicle for celebrating our golden milestone through the recent 50th Anniversary Chaminade Day and Mass. (See page 9, cover feature.)

While we honor and celebrate our past, be assured that the core principles that have always been the guiding factors in helping to develop the minds and hearts of Moeller students remain and will continue to grow as we look to the future!

Yours in service,

Blane Collison, Principal

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WelcomeToCollege.com: Marketing Students Help Launch New Social Network Could “Welcome to College” become the next big idea in social networking?

If so, you can thank the Men of Moeller for helping to launch this new Internet site that helps students network with one another as they choose the college that’s best for them.

Ed Jamieson’s marketing class joined with alumnus and founder Justin Bayer ’97 and his director of partnerships, J.P. Gregory, to roll out their new business.

“It is a perfect fit for my marketing class to be part of the new business start up, ‘Welcome to College,’ ” says Jamieson.

“The students get a first-hand look at a business plan, marketing plan, obstacles to new business ventures, market research, focus groups, database analysis, and social network marketing. On the other hand, they get to serve as a valuable focus group because they are the primary target market.”

Welcome to College’s website helps college-bound students plan, rate, share, and compare their campus visits.

“Research shows the most important factor in deciding where to apply is to visit the campus,” says Bayer, who came up with the idea in 2005 while running the campus tour program for the University of Vermont. “We created this tool to help students and families keep track of the many impressions and gut feelings that occur when setting foot on campus.”

The site launched in September, and Jamieson’s Moeller students were in on the process from start. “My students have

Founder Justin Bayer’97 (far left), Ed Jamieson (far right) and J.P. Gregory (behind Jamieson) flank the marketing class that helped launch “Welcome to College.”

truly helped the founders tweak business decisions and have been part of this since the beginning,” says Jamieson. “They have also taken part of the marketing end of things by sharing the value of the product with their peers.”

In its first week, the site drew more than 2,000 visitors from 44 states and 20 countries.

“Thanks to the solid effort of the class at Moeller, we exceeded our goal of 250 users by securing 315 user accounts to the site,” says Bayer.

“What I like about the business is that they have identified a serious consumer need and are trying to design a unique and user-friendly product to satisfy that need,” says Jamieson. “It’s been a win-win for all.” M

“Being part of (this) experience gives me a real-life model to successfully enact the marketing tools Mr. Jamieson teaches us in class,” says senior Buddy Naber.

“Welcometocollege.com has also benefited me by allowing me to access the opinions of fellow students about their experience while visiting a prospective college and to voice my own opinions about the colleges I have visited.”

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Pictured, from left: Michael Wright ’11, Austin Bohenek ’14, Brendan Holmes ’11

The New Moeller Writing Center: Using Students as ‘Teachers’

NEWEST MEMBERS OF MOELLER FAMILY: “The new faces are a sign of our continued growth and desire to be better as a lifelong learning community,” says Academic Dean Chris Wilke. “Each one of these professionals will work in their own unique and talented way to make the Characteristics of a Marianist Education come alive on a day-to-day basis.” Sitting, from left: Joanne Sweeney (Main Office Administrative Assistant) and Maureen Reis (Math Intervention Specialist); Standing, from left: Bill Hunt (President), Kevin Conlon (Chemistry), Charlie Lytle (Information Technology Center Manager), Eric Eble (English), Jim Jewell (Math), Terri Schaffer (Physics & Physical Science), and Gavin Gray (Videography).

Not pictured: Michael Rose (English), Matt Johnson (Support Services), and Kristen Nay (Math Intervention Specialist).

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The English Department initiated the Moeller Writing Center this fall – a program held during the M-Block in the Chaminade Library throughout the year and staffed by seniors in the English Honors Program.

“The center’s primary mission is to provide an additional opportunity for students to become better writers, rather than to produce “perfect’ papers,” says English Department Chair Geoffrey Girard.

“The center does not, for instance, simply provide proofreading services. Instead, student tutors will assist writers in learning how to proofread for their particular pattern of errors and to edit their own work. They make suggestions and offer advice about how each writer might improve his writing/ paper. Anything from research and planning tips to paragraph organization. Then, the writer must make his own decisions about what changes he will make to his writing project and grow as a writer accordingly.”

The Writing Center is open to students from all grades and for any course's writing assignment, not only English essays. Larger monitors, donated by the Moeller Moms’

Club, provide an easy way for writers and tutors to work together.

The center offers an additional benefit to the tutors themselves, for the best way to learn is to teach.

English teacher Eric Eble, who manages the center and works with the student tutors to develop their own Socratic-teaching skills, notes, “I’m excited to see student leaders pushing the composition process outside of the classroom and into a more relaxed, easygoing venue.”

“It’s really rewarding to help teach underclassmen important writing skills,” says Michael Wright ’11. “I wish this lab was around my freshman year!"

The model for the concept comes from similar centers in colleges and universities. “Such programs are huge at the college level,” says Girard, “and we hope that, overtime, Moeller’s students will find and enjoy this unique learning opportunity.”

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.

They also won eight season tournaments, another school record, and qualified for state for the 9th consecutive time.

outstanding year competing in the toughest CC league in the state. The team laid a solid foundation with 50 runners competing this year.

THE FOOTBALL TEAM finished as co-champs in the GCL and qualified for the 9th straight year to the state tournament. This is the longest streak of any D1 school in Southwest Ohio Region IV.

“We certainly have reason to celebrate our great success,” Borman adds. “We currently lead the GCL All-Sports Trophy standings with 25 points followed by second place St. Xavier with 19 points.”

THE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM had an

MAYERSON LEADERSHIP PROGRAM: Several Moeller students were chosen to attend the Mayerson Service Learning Conference at the University of Cincinnati in September: Mark DiGiandomenico ’13, Nick Lefke ’11, Nick Chacon ’12, John Harbaugh ’11, Jake Haigis ’12, and Justin Liggett ’11.

NATIONAL LEADERSHIP FORUM IN MEDICINE:

MOELLER SCHOLARS: Two Moeller seniors were named National Merit Semi-Finalists: Michael Wright (above, on left) and Matthew Woebkenberg (on right).

Eight students were also named AP Scholars for earning a “3” out of a possible score of “5” on three or more AP tests: Michael Wright, Ross Geiger, Brendan Holmes, Luke Agricola, Charles Fiessinger, Mark Dalga, Jack Schlueter, and Michael Irwin all received the honor for their test scores. Schlueter was also named an “AP Scholar with Distinction” for earning a “3” or better on four or more AP tests.

Kyle Bobay ’11 was selected to attend this leadership program that focuses on the early recognition and preparation of the promising future physicians.

Student attendees are exposed to distinguished medical leaders and research pioneers who are dedicated to bettering humanity.

STUDENT TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE: A new student technology committee was recently formed to help improve and guide the technology at Moeller. The committee will focus on technology-related issues, including a tablet/laptop evaluation.

STUDENT ELECTED TO CINCINNATI YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT: Nick Staresinic was recently elected to Cincinnati Youth in Government from a pool of more than 200 Cincinnati-area students. During this year, he will be responsible for helping to draft legislation, attempting to have the legislation passed into law, and advising the mayor on issues facing the youth of today.

NEW WAR & PEACE CLUB: English teachers Kevin Buckley and Anthony Corder are offering a new cocurricular opportunity this year – the Moeller War and Peace Book Club. Over the course of the year the members will read about 156 pages a month and meet to discuss Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace.

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Service, Justice & Peace

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U4U Students Sell Beads to Support Ugandan School "Unified for UNIFAT is now in the accessories business!" says Connie Ring, founder and director of U4U, the student-led organization that supports 120 children in Northern Uganda. "We have necklaces, bracelets, earrings, zipper pouches, and purses. The jewelry is made from magazines! All prices range from $3 to $22.

Everything is made in Uganda – in some cases by the mothers and guardians of the children in the sponsorship program.

All profits go directly back to UNIFAT School.”

The long-term goal for Ring is to help the parents of the Ugandan children in the U4U program find a sustainable income, and making beads could be the key to their future. “What we would really like to do is start a “The woman in the picture is the mother of Ayaa Naumi, who business. We want to find out is a child in our U4U program,” how many of the parents of says Connie Ring. “By purchasing the children in our program her beads, we are helping all the can make the jewelry – we way around… We are helping a are guessing quite a few family who is in our program since it is something of an and raising funds for UNIFAT Acholi tradition,” says Ring.

School. All the profit goes to “If we have enough, we pay for the U4U mentor program. would like to employ them It’s a win-win!” to make beads for us. Of course, this means that we would need a full-time person in Uganda to manage such a business...

It’s a lot to think about, but all these issues will have solutions in the next few years.” Bead orders can be placed by e-mailing Ring at CRing@Moeller.org.

The Moeller Houses competed in the Penny Races that raised money for the ProScan mammography screening center.

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A Special Thanks To Our Military Soon, hundreds of military personnel will receive a personal letter of thanks from the Men of Moeller. The school teamed up with General Electric and The Thank You Foundation to send care packages to the soldiers serving our country. “It is great they were able to put cards in care packages,” said Kathy HannahKlatzke, foundation representative. “I hope they know how much the receiver of these cards and packages appreciates what they have done – sometimes it is the simplest of things that makes the biggest difference.”

The ‘Men of Moeller’ Crusade for Breast Cancer Awareness One in eight women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. At Moeller, eight mothers of football players have recently been diagnosed with this disease, so this cause is personal.

As part of the school’s 50th celebration this year and to honor breast cancer awareness month in October, Moeller students worked to raise money to support the ProScan Pink Ribbon Center, a non-profit mammography screening center in Over-the-Rhine that is dedicated to the education and early detection of breast cancer for the underserved women in the Cincinnati community.

Using the theme “Men of Moeller Honor the Women in their Lives,” the Moeller Football Team led the effort by sponsoring penny races, t-shirt sales, and a pink bucket collection at the October 8 Homecoming football game. They also displayed a “pink wall” where students, parents, faculty, and staff listed family members and friends who have battled breast cancer.

During the Homecoming game, freshman Kevin Morrison and Dakota Sizemore collected funds for the ProScan Center.

Faith Formation

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World-Famous Our Lady of Fatima Statue Visits Moeller On Nov. 22, the worldfamous international statue of Our Lady of Fatima was housed at Moeller’s Holy Family Chapel. During the day, religion classes attended a presentation and recited the rosary.

In the evening there was a special presentation for the Moeller Family and surrounding parish communities.

BACKGROUND: The International Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima was sculpted in 1947 by Jose Thedim. He created his vision based on the description of Sr. Lucia, one of the three young seers who saw Our Lady each month from May to October 1917 in Fatima, Portugal. On October 13, 1947, in the presence of more than 150,000 pilgrims, the statue was blessed by the Bishop of Leiria at Fatima, Portugal, to be the pilgrim, the traveler.

Sent out to bring the Message of Fatima to the world, the International Pilgrim Virgin Statue has traveled the world many times, visiting more than 100 countries, including Russia and Red China, bringing the great message of hope, "the peace plan from heaven," to millions of people. Many miracles and signal graces are reported wherever the statue travels.

The Pilgrim Virgin Committee was formed to carry out the mandate set down by the Bishop of Fatima in 1947, and Pope John Paul II said that the Message of Fatima is more urgent now than ever. The Pilgrim Virgin Committee continues to bring the statue to the world. (Background resource: www.pilgrimvirginstatue.com.)

GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP: This is the 12th year that Moeller has offered a grief support group to those students who have experienced the death of a loved one. One of the bereavement counselors who facilitated Moeller’s original groups has since expanded it to include 13 teen support groups in 10 local schools. (See “Overcoming Grief: Finding Solidarity in Sorrow,” page 13.)

Special Invitations FRIDAY ROSARY PRAYERS: Now, every Friday morning Moeller offers an opportunity for the Moeller Family to pray the Rosary at 7:30 AM in the chapel. Rosaries and “How to Pray the Rosary” sheets are provided.

Each Friday there is focus, such as saying prayers for anyone who has been touched by cancer; however, any personal intentions are always welcome.

TUESDAYS WITH MARY: On the second Tuesday of each month, you are welcome to attend “Tuesdays with Mary,” a coffee and conversation session with the new Moeller president following Tuesday morning Mass in the Holy Family Chapel.

CREDO, I BELIEVE: In September, a Catholic, Eucharist-centered youth conference was held at Moeller for students in grades 8-college. The weekend included fellowship, music, prayer, reflection, daily mass, adoration, Reconciliation, and speakers. Archbishop Dennis Schnurr celebrated the Mass.

PRAYER CHAIN: You

TUESDAY MORNING MASS: At 7:15 AM on Tuesdays, Moeller offers a Mass in the Holy Family Chapel to all members of the Moeller Family.

You are welcome to join us.

are welcome to pray with and for members of the Moeller Family through the Pastoral Ministry Center’s Prayer Chain.

Contact Liturgy Director Jim Elfers (JElfers@Moeller.org) to be added to the list.

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Teacher Jim Bauer reviews the results from an in-class poll to initiate a group discussion.

New Software Offers

‘Explosive’ Opportunity for Interactive Learning Moeller students are not happy. A recently implemented educational software program called “DyKnow” (short for Dynamic Know-ledge Transfer) has become their new nemesis, and they’re ready to revolt. Taking direct aim in Eric Eble’s English class, they fired away, using Eble’s persuasive essay project to vent their frustrations: “DyKnow has a netnanny theme in which someone is watching your every move,” one group argued.

Not so, counters Dean of Academics Chris Wilke. “DyKnow is NOT ‘big brother,’” he insists. “It’s a learning tool.”

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The software has two primary components: DyKnow Monitor (a computer monitoring system) and DyKnow Vision (an interactive learning tool).

The monitoring program enables educators to take remote control of students’ computers and block non-curricular activities, such as playing games or accessing websites not related to classroom activities. “Though some students resent having their freedom curtailed, most realize that it is realistic that we expect them to use the technology for learning while they are in school,” says Wilke, the initiator of the DyKnow “revolution.”

“Being able to give teachers the confidence that their students (for the most part) have been significantly limited in their ability to play games and randomly surf the Web has led to an explosion in their online educational activities.”

Because the monitoring software works so effectively (hence the “net-nanny” reference), the interactive

Educating for Adaptation and Change This “virtual classroom” component can learning component enables teachers to benefit both students and/or teachers who communicate and collaborate with their are unable to attend class, says Bauer. students. “The potential of DyKnow is that The DyKnow revolution has only just it will raise the level of student engagement in the classroom, begun. “We’re still in the very early stages thus improve learning,” says Technology Director Jeff Gaier, a primary driver of the DyKnow project. “Once teachers get beyond of introduction,” says Bauer. “As with any start up, there will be a the basic function of ‘monitoring,’ the DyKnow Vision learning curve, and not tools allow the teachers to engage the students.” everyone will be satisfied Jim Bauer, Business Department Chair and another with the results. This includes DyKnow “driver,” agrees. “DyKnow allows me to better both students and teachers.” communicate with all my students,” he says. Bauer Overall, the faculty feedback believes the program provides practical ways to engage has been “solid in terms of and challenge students. For example, he can initiate excitement and realization small-group discussions by virtually grouping students that the program has excellent together where they can converse electronically “DyKnow has truly potential,” says Wilke. The without making a sound or leaving their helped our laptops software was introduced in seats. “Students are comfortable with become an actively April, and teacher training texting and sharing ideas through applied learning began in August. “We are collaboration,” he says. Meanwhile, tool,” says Dean of having continued faculty he can view these online Academics Chris forums and other professional discussions through his moniWilke. “Having the development trainings as tor and provide feedback teachers be able to the year progresses. Many of simultaneously. When the individually work on our teachers have progressed students finish, he can and collaborate with impressively on their own review their interactions, by taking it on themselves to students through enabling him to know do the online seminars and who has demonstrated the technology is other tutorials that are available mastery and who may truly an impressive to them. I think that speaks need more assistance. advancement to the professionalism and Elena Keyser, Foreign in technology.” excellence of our staff.”

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 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.” aspects of the software. For example, students Even Eble’s English students admitted can reinforce their learning by using the “replay” this much: “DyKnow is like a sour patch tool. kid,” one group wrote. “At first it is sour, “I think one of the best features is the student replay which, and then it has the potential to be sweet.”M once saved on the student’s machine, can be replayed step-by-step at various speeds which is a great review technique,” says Bauer. “This can be pre-recorded and students can listen and see the lesson as often as they wish.”

In addition, the instant gratification of real-time communication tools effectively engages this generation of students. “Seeing how DyKnow enables teachers to solicit immediate and accurate feed-back from students is one of the best components of the entire package,” says Wilke. “The ability to monitor workstations is certainly useful, but the true ‘gold’ of DyKnow is how it makes the computer an active learning tool.”

Another aspect of the vision software is its ability to extend the learning process beyond the classroom. “DyKnow offers the potential for students to attend classes remotely,” says Gaier.

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‘Summer Celebration’ summer celebration Kicks Off Moeller’s 50th Anniversary Year JULY 24 EVENT: “It was a true pleasure working with the countless volunteers and dedicated staff to pull off an event of this magnitude. All of these talented people not only believe in the mission of Moeller but are so proud of what it has become today. By so many different groups coming together, it truly was a magical kick off to a very incredible 50th Anniversary year.” Mary Fischer 9 • FALL/WINTER 2010

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With an estimated 2,000 guests, Moeller

kicked off its 50th Anniversary in grand style. The Cincinnati Pops Orchestra was the feature attraction at the July 24 “Summer Celebration.”

While the weather was hot, the Pops were cool, playing a medley of show tunes conducted by Vince Lee. “Having the Pops perform on the fields behind Moeller gave us the ‘Wow’ factor we were looking for when we began planning this event over a year ago,” said 50th Chair Bruce Buckley ’67. “We were proud to be able to bring this to the Moeller community.

We think it was a huge success.”

Advancement Director Debbie Geiger and her legion of volunteers worked all year to create this once-in-a-lifetime event, and the evening was “pure

gold” according to parent volunteer Mary Fischer. “Moeller’s celebration was surely a summer favorite, not only because of the great entertainment by the Cincinnati Pops, but in addition, great food by local vendors, music by the band Toast, the Moeller Men’s Choir singing with the Pops, and the Moeller Band,” she said. “Rozzi fireworks topped off the evening, with more than 2000 people in attendance celebrating the Moeller spirit and long-standing tradition of excellence. It just doesn't get any better than that!”

“The Summer Celebration was our way of giving back to the Moeller Family and surrounding community,” said Principal Blane Collison. “We wanted to show our gratitude for their support in enabling us to grow and develop into one of the top Marianist schools in the country.” M

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A. The Moeller Band plays for the Summer Celebration guests. B. Advancement Director Debbie Geiger presents the 50th Anniversary Chair, Bruce Buckley ’67, with a framed copy of the event poster.

C. The Moeller Men’s Choir sings with the Cincinnati Pops, directed by Vince Lee. D. The Cincinnati Pops Orchestra performed a medley of show tunes.

E. The Rozzi family, Moeller alums, donated the evening fireworks display.

F. A crowd of all ages brought their lawn chairs to enjoy this historic Moeller community event.

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Chaminade Day & Mass 50th Celebration Continues

The year-long celebration continued on Sunday, September 12, with a special Mass at St. Peter in Chains, as Moeller joined with LaSalle and McAuley High schools, who are also commemorating their 50th anniversaries.

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introduced “Chaminade Day,” a special all-day anniversary event that began with Mass. Father Martin Solma, S.M., Provincial of the Marianists of the U.S., was the celebrant.

During the ceremony, Brother Robert Flaherty, S.M., celebrated his 50th anniversary as a Marianist by renewing his vows.

In the afternoon, the Student Anniversary Committee organized multiple events for the entire Moeller Family – a pig roast, a student-faculty talent show, a class division football playoff, and

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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 alums, parents, and former faculty members celebrate with us. It was the perfect day of faithful celebration

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“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 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 not have been happier or more thankful to work where I work. The true credit goes to the student committee members: Scott Nugent ’12, Francis Ittenbach ’12, Joe Tull ’11, Carson Scheidler ’11, Charlie Fiessinger ’11 and student chairs, Mike Wright ’11 and Jack Schlueter ’11 (photo F right). These young leaders worked with Ed and me for months to ensure the day was a success, and their creativity and dedication was a true testament to all that Moeller is.”

On November 22, the international Pilgrim Virgin Statue, best known as Our Lady of Fatima, visited Moeller, offering a special blessing and presentation.

In December there was a Family Mass, and more events are in the works for 2011. “You are cordially invited to come celebrate with us!” says Geiger, who is in charge of the 50th Anniversary activities. “We want the entire Moeller Family to come ‘home’ this year and join in this very special occasion.”

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A. Fr. Martin Solma, S.M., performs the Mass.

B. Bro. Robert Flaherty, S.M., renews his vows after 50 years of service.

C. Faculty members Rick Bohne (religion), Ken Keener ’65 (English), and Kevin Kohls ’88 (math) cook for students during the House Homecoming Tailgate Party.

D. Pastoral Ministry Director Brian Gilronan on sax and English Department Chair Geoffrey Girard on electric guitar performing during the Chaminade Day Student-Faculty Talent Show. E. Study body sings the “Moeller Alma Mater.” F. Members of the 50th Anniversary Student Committee.

G. Robbie Steffer ’11 suits up for his role in the pep rally.

daptation and change.

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Educating for Faith Formation

Overcoming Grief: Finding Solidarity in Sorrow On Saturday, September 11, the Moeller Family lost a student in a tragic accident. This was the first time in recent memory that a Moeller student died during the school year. As Principal Blane Collison assembled a team of administrators and Moeller’s grief group facilitators, the team began plans to respond. “We’re about the Eucharist,” said Bro. Robert Flaherty, Guidance Department Chair.

“We have an opportunity to meet this head on – and the first step in healing is trusting God’s power and majesty.”

On Monday the Moeller Family mourned the loss of Josh Pflum (pictured left). Father Tom Kreidler, a former Moeller administrator, was the celebrant. His homily held a single message: “Christ can’t prevent pain from entering our lives, but He can heal it.”

That day the healing began. Some teachers used this time as a “teaching moment.” Students talked about their grief in the Mentor Groups. “As the Moeller Family, we share this loss together, and we are here for one another,” Collison said. “Just as Mary was there for her Son and is here for us now, we take comfort in her love as we keep the Pflums, especially Stephen and the students involved in the accident, in our hearts and in our prayers.”

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The Journey Ahead: Moeller’s Grief Support Group “It’s not over,” says Sheila MunafoKanoza, 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.”

Munafo-Kanoza knows. She lost her 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 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 violence,” she said. “The Moeller community supported us in our darkest hour. They came to our home; they hugged us; they cried with us. As our other five sons attended Moeller, the faculty and coaches continued to be encouraging to them. They allowed our sons to grieve and grow. This is how the Marianist Charism touched our lives.”

In September 2000, while chaperoning in Rome during the beatification of Father William Joseph Chaminade, the two women’s lives connected. “Sheila and I often reflect on the fact that the beginnings of our grief work together started in Italy at the beatification of Father Chaminade,” said Buckley.

“His grace was certainly present.”

“The Holy Spirit brought us together,” Munafo-Kanoza said. “We shared our grief journeys and talked about the importance of having a support group at Moeller.” When they returned, they met with Bro. Flaherty, who supported their initiative. Soon after their meeting, Moeller’s first crisis occurred. Teacher Jim Crone ’65 had a heart attack in the hallway at school and died. “Bro. Bob called us in to assist the students and

Moeller’s 2010-11 Grief Group and facilitators, sitting (from left): Pat Buckley and Sheila Munafo-Kanoza.

Moeller’s 2009-10 grief group (standing, from left): Sean Finnerty ’00 (one of the guest speakers at the closing meeting), Taylor Shaw, Jason Waller, Shane Sullivan, Jon Ward, Matt Wessel, Michael Mullen, Thomas Cristoff, Pat Buckley, Sheila Munafo-Kanoza, Mike Munafo ’00 (another guest speaker and founder of the grief group), and Jim Elfers. Sitting, from left: Adam McKeehan, Gabe Stiver, Chad Brookbank, Garrett Miller, Kevin Holtel, and Zach Dawson.

staff with their grief, and from there we began our first Teens in Grief Support Group.” It was the first of its kind in the city.

“We had some preliminary ideas (for the grief group) that we quickly used when Jim Crone suddenly died,” said Buckley.

One idea was to provide food for the meetings. “Dan Ledford (Moeller principal at the time) personally paid for the first dinner with our group at Ribs King. The boys ordered appetizers, ribs, dessert...it was a huge bill! Dan never blinked and continued to support us in every way,” said Buckley.

“Blane (current Moeller principal) has also embraced our group and continues to participate every Christmas season.

This has been an inspiration because his sharing allows the young men to see a different side of their principal.”

“The first year we had around 18-20 students who came from day one,” says Munafo-Kanoza. “Pat and I created a program that was a safe place to come. It was a place where their feelings were validated. We educated them on the grieving process, and we ignited a place where friendships were created. The students became mentors to one another…

They have shared that it truly helps them to know they are not alone.”

Nick Borchers, a former pastoral minister at Moeller, said that he found the group to be one of the most valuable programs in the school. “The students who participate in this group MOELLER Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 14

often are in a deep need of a place to express their fears, desires, anxieties, sadness, and hopes,” he said. “Their classmates don’t understand their situation; their families are dealing with their own personal grief; and they do not feel comfortable sharing with other people in their lives…

I believe the community built among the students has the most lasting and significant impact on their lives.”

The grief group meets monthly, and since then Buckley and Munafo-Kanoza have shepherded countless students with their journey. “The boys feel comfortable here because of these two,” said Pastoral Ministry Director Jim Elfers.

“Their experience is very authentic and very sincere.

Especially when dealing with death, authenticity affects the students, authenticity helps them find a comfortable spot.”

“You really do see them grow,” said Buckley. But grief is cyclical, they both explain, and everyone travels this journey in his or her own way.

“I still think “Moeller was the pilot for the about my dad pretty much Greater Cincinnati teen support every day,” program, which is in its 11th Mike Munafo year and is now offered at nine told the grief area high schools, including group last May Mount Notre Dame, Fenwick, when they met at Montgomery Lakota West, Lakota East, and Inn for their Hopewell. This year we will lead annual closing 110 groups and work with more luncheon, “but than 300 students. All grief I look at it in a support groups are offered free of positive way.

Now when I charge to the schools and students; think of him, I funding comes through private want to make him donations and grants.” proud of me.” M

—Sheila Munafo-Kanoza

*Resources for dealing with teen and adult grief are available on Moeller’s website under Academics (select “Guidance & Counseling”). For more information about Companions on a Journey, see www.companionsonajourney.org or contact Sheila Munafo-Kanoza at (513) 870-9108.

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One Parent’s Point of View On Tuesday, a parent sent Moeller’s president, Bill Hunt, an e-mail, which he then shared with the faculty and staff: I wanted to give you some feedback, and to thank you for the thoughtful planning that went into the experience at Moeller yesterday. My son heard, felt, and shared every single available message there was for him to get.

He was moved and touched by all that happened during Mass…

After Mass, his Mentor Group had a small-group discussion where he felt safe enough to talk about his feelings and thoughts and found it helpful to hear those of the others in the group. The boys and their leaders sorted it out together, and no one had a wrong answer. It was OK to express emotion.

Then on to his Religion class where they worked through it some more by talking and writing their thoughts. Maybe, most importantly, they moved to the Chapel to pray the rosary, the only action they could offer.

(My son) was still spirit-filled by the time he came home from practice last evening, wanting to talk about his day, his understanding of the sadness and loss, and the impact it had on him personally. He recognized some new emotions and was OK to just feel them. But the overriding emotion was love, the love he has for his family and friends, but also the love his school family has for each and every person in it. He knows it is something really special, something he wants to be a part of, and truly the delivery of what was promised to him when he enrolled in Moeller High School. He was an important piece of the whole.

I asked if he was able to do his homework, and he said he was working on it. He said he had a Religion assignment, and that was to talk to each member of his family to tell them how much he loves them. So he told me, and I told him, and we hugged for a long time, and cried together, and smiled like we had a secret, like we were the luckiest people on earth…

As I write this, I feel privileged to have recently had a one-on-one conversation with three of our students about an upcoming school initiative. In visiting briefly with these young Men of Moeller, I’m truly touched by the possibilities that await each one of them, here at school and beyond. I’m equally as touched by their real, genuine commitment to this Moeller community. I witnessed the same community commitment when the Moeller Family dealt with the tragic death of senior Josh Pflum in September, and it has been borne out again in my conversations with these three students – the Moeller Family spirit is alive and well.

Meeting these three young men also reinforces the responsibility that all of us connected with Moeller High School have to continue the tradition of excellence and to provide an education deeply rooted in the Marianist tradition. We must always strive to ensure that our graduates leave here ready to fully investigate life’s next possibilities. Just as Blessed William Joseph Chaminade, founder of the Marianists, was constantly acknowledging the need to adapt to societal conditions, we also need to keep adapting and improving the education we provide here at Moeller. We must continue to communicate about who we are and what a unique experience we offer to today’s young men. We must continually search for better ways to educate so that we can keep Moeller competitive in today’s secondary education landscape.

As you know, a big adaptation and change for Moeller occurred with the formal adoption of the president/principal governance model beginning with the 2010-11 fiscal year.

Simply stated, our model assigns me with the overall responsibility for long-range planning, fiscal management, institutional advancement (alumni relations, development, and communications), admissions/financial aid, our Catholic and Marianist identity, facilities, and our relationship with the Archdiocese and Board of Trustees leadership.

Blane’s overall responsibilities revolve around academic affairs (faculty, guidance counseling), student life and the House System, pastoral ministry, technology, and athletics.

Blane and I serve as members of our Board of Trustees, and I am constantly impressed with the passion and expertise demonstrated by this body. Within the new governance model, the Board has fiduciary responsibilities, and they are approaching their changed role in a very forward-thinking fashion. I am honored to serve alongside a principal and a board of this caliber.

As we move forward, I truly feel that if we continue to expand our students’ minds and guide their hearts to even further serve the human community, then their horizons will continue to be broadened.

The possibilities and opportunities in the next 50 years of this committed Moeller community are both great and upon us!

I welcome you to join me, some students, and some faculty and staff for “Tuesdays with Mary” on one Tuesday of each month at 7:15 AM. We gather in the chapel for Mass and then enjoy a cup of coffee and conversation immediately following.

As this edition of the Moeller Magazine finds you celebrating the season with family and friends, my sincere hope is that the entire Moeller Family has a Blessed Christmas and a safe, Happy New Year.

The 2010-11 Moeller Board of Trustees: Sitting, from left: Blane Collison, Therese Esswein, Mark Rippe ’72 (Treasurer), Sally Nugent (Vice Chair), and Bill Hunt.

Standing, from left: Charley Blum, Tom Fitz, Bob Niehaus ’65 (Chair), Ted Catino ’79, and Dan Neyer ’77. Not pictured: Pete Kimener, Leon Loewenstine Jr., and Fr. Larry Tensi.

Warm regards,

Bill Hunt, President

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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.

Right: The Moeller Scholarship Committee: Sitting, from left: Tony Munafo’97, Pat Buckley (chair), Mary Fischer, 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.

Students Thank Named Scholarship Benefactors “The saying on my family’s daily calendar recently read, ‘A candle cannot light itself,” which is to say, we are all dependent on others,” said sophomore Andrew Mendel. “I would like to personally thank both the Buckley family and the Kremchek family for their wonderful generosity.”

At the President’s Dinner in November, three of the 10 named scholarship recipients had the opportunity to address those families who made their Moeller education possible.

“My family has had a rough time financially this past year-and-a-half, along with most other Americans,” said sophomore Mason Cooper. “Even though my parents do everything they can to keep my two younger brothers and myself in Catholic schools, without this scholarship I wouldn’t be able to attend Moeller.”

Currently, Moeller has 13 named scholarships. In November 2009, Advancement Director Debbie Geiger formed the Moeller Scholarship Committee and asked Pat Buckley to serve as the chair. “Our goal was to grow the scholarship program by planting seeds of awareness,” Geiger said. “We brought together a committee of alums, current and past parents, faculty 17 • FALL/WINTER 2010

members, and staff. Brother Ron (Luksic), who serves on the committee, made us all aware of his concerns about raising funds to ensure those students who wanted to come to Moeller but couldn’t afford to do so would have the opportunity.”

“For as long as I can remember, I wanted to attend Moeller,” said Gabe Stiver. “When I was growing up, I listened to my grandpa and my uncles talk about their memories of Moeller… I would see my uncle (alumnus Jim Metz, a former Moeller teacher) and share my stories of attending summer camps, and he would tell me that someday I hope you’ll be a Moeller student. Unfortunately, my uncle died of cancer, but the older I got, the more I really wanted to go to Moeller. Thank you Dr. Kremchek for letting me do this. Moeller is a very special place... There is a place here for everybody.”

The students also took the opportunity to thank their parents. “I found out I had a learning disability in third grade,” said Stiver. “As my eighth grade year rolled around, my parents began to worry that Moeller might not be the best fit for me. But later my family and I learned about Moeller’s learning disabilities program. My parents knew that only a small number of students would be admitted, and on the day they could register me, there was a bad snowstorm… Since I convinced my parents that Moeller was where I really wanted to be, my dad braved the storm. I want to thank him for that because Moeller has been a great fit for me.”

Moeller’s Named Scholarship program currently begins with an investment of $10,000. For more information, contact Advancement Director Debbie Geiger at (513) 791-1680, ext. 1320 or e-mail her at DGeiger@Moeller.org. Detailed information is also the Moeller website (www.Moeller.org) under the Support Moeller tab.

Growing the

MOELLER Tradition HONOR ROLL of Donors July 1, 2009, to June 30, 2010 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 time, talents, and treasures. These individuals appreciate the value of a Moeller education and realize the impact of their gifts. Private giving unquestionably provides the margin of excellence between good and great. As you read this issue of the Moeller Magazine, we hope that you, too, will enhance that margin and encourage others to support Moeller as well.

President’s Circle

Eveslage Society

Donors contributing $100,000 and more

Donors contributing $10,000 to $24,999

Friend of Moeller

All Saints Booster Club Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. Antenucci Marianist-Province of United States Mr. and Mrs. William E. Braun Mr. and Mrs. Barry F. Bucher Catholic Inner-City Schools Education Fund Dr. G. Stephen Cleves and Mrs. Therese Esswein Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Coletti Mr. and Mrs. Lon W. Deckard Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Gilles Mr. James L. Grau The Karen Carns Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Kremer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Neyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Niehaus Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Nugent Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Scheidler Stratus Group, Curtis S. Curran

Founder’s Circle Donors contributing $50,000 to $99,999 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Catino, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Laden Mr. and Mrs. Leon Loewenstine, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ryan

Chaminade Society Donors contributing $25,000 to $49,999 General Electric The Henry Gallenstein, Jr. Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. R. Peter Kimener Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Lukens Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Maegly Mr. and Mrs. Keith P. McCluskey Mr. and Mrs. John R. Topits

Marianist Society Donors contributing $5,000 to $9,999 Archbishop Moeller High School Alumni Association Men's Club Mr. and Mrs. P.J. Arling Mr. and Mrs. W. Charles Blum Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Buckley

Carespring Health Management, LLC Compton Point Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis S. Curran Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Fitz, Sr. Mr. Douglas A. Groh Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Groh Dr. and Mrs. George E. Guju Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Hock Italianette Pizza Jerry W. Robinson Scholarship Trust Dr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Kremchek McCluskey Chevrolet Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Moroski Mr. and Mrs. Peter Osborn Paul Huesman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Rippe Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Staresinic Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Tino Mr. Kenneth H. Toft Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Wampler, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wright

Principal’s Club Donors contributing $2,500 to $4,999 Archbishop Moeller High School Basketball Archbishop Moeller High School Fundamentals Archbishop Moeller High School Monte Carlo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Asbrock

Mr. and Mrs. David P. Ashbrock Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Beringer Brower Insurance Agency, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Tate N. Cooper The Crable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. DeLois Don Vonderhaar's Market & Catering Inc. Ms. Ruth Epstein Fifth Third Center Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Hoffer Mr. and Mrs. Dominick D. Iacovone, Sr. Mr. Matthew J. Kadnar Kay Logistics LLC Mr. and Mrs. P. Richard R. Krehbiel Dr. and Mrs. Alan L. Laub Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Leugers Mr. and Mrs. Deverl D. Maserang Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. McAlpine McCormick Equipment Company Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Morand Neace Lukens Pioneer Vending Recreations Outlet Mr. and Mrs. Todd B. Rumpke Mr. and Mrs. John V. Rush, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Schlueter Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. J. Matthew Stephens Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Stiene The Rick Kerr Company Mr. Richard A. Tonges Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Williford

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Crusader Club Level Donors contributing $1,000 to $2,499 Apparel Impressions Aramark Management Services, L.P. Archbishop Moeller High School Summer Prep Program Archdiocese of Cincinnati Barnes, Dennig & Company, Ltd. Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Mr. and Mrs. Philip Beckmann Bellarmine University Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boate Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Bohmer Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bonn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bracken, Jr. Bramkamp Printing Co. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Brault Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Brisken, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bruns Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Budde Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Buehler, Sr. BWR of Kenwood LLC C Bank Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cavallaro Mr. and Mrs. Gus Cianciolo Cincinnati Functional Fitness Cincinnati Sports Club Citizens Financial Group Mr. and Mrs. John H. Clark, Jr. Collins Salon Cooperative Business Services, LLC Donnellon Donnellon & Miller Mr. James A. Donnellon, Jr. Drs. Cassinelli, Shanker & Biddle Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Eddingfield Environmental Demolition Group, LLC Executive Studios Photography Company Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Faust Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fette Fidelity Investments Five Seasons Country Club Folchi’s Formal Wear Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Gilkey Window Company Dr. and Mrs. John B. Gillen, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Goodhart Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Gramann Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. LLC Mrs. Molly L. Grogan Mr. and Mrs. John L. Grumbles Mr. and Mrs. Fred Habegger Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Hackman Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. Terence F. Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Harger Mr. Steven Harlamert Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Harper Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Hartman Mr. Robert F. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. T. Michael Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Hoelker Mr. and Mrs. James P. Holmes Home Team Marketing, LLC Horan Associates, Inc. Juniper Tree Foundation Keating, Muething & Klekamp Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kilgore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Knipper Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Koegel Mr. Philip J. Kreiner Mr. Kenneth L. Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lakin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lance Layman LCA - Vision Laser Center Mr. and Mrs. William B. Lovett Mr. and Mrs. Steve M. Lynch Maggiano's Little Italy Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. Jay McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. McCroskey 19 • FALL/WINTER 2010

Family Spirit The Moeller “Family Spirit” – one of the five characteristics of the school’s Marianist Charism – is a hallmark of a Moeller education.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Dean Meiszer Mercy Hospital Fairfield Moeller Marshall Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Mohr Mr. Adam G. Molina Montags Interiors Montgomery Inn Mr. and Mrs. John P. Morelock Motorsports Country Club of Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame High School Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Neyer Neyer Properties, Inc. Mr. Joseph A. Novello Performance Edge Strength and Conditioning LLC Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Polak Pro Star Management, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Probst Ms. Lois J. Reed Regions Morgan Keegan Trust Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reis Mrs. Mary Beth Repasy Mr. Mark R. Richey Mr. Thomas E. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Alvin F. Roehr, Jr. Rumpke Consolidated Companies Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Sabino Savannah Center Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Schmalz Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Schmitt Dr. and Mrs. Mark J. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Shelton Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Shipp Dr. Melanie A. Spaedy and Mr. Tim Hammond St. Saviour Church Stone Creek Dining Company Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Sussli Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Swoyer Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Szaz The College of Mount St. Joseph Athletic Department Thomas More College Thomson MacConnell Cadillac Inc. University of Dayton US Bancorp Dr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Vicar

Village Tavern Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Voellmecke Mr. Steven T. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walter Mr. and Mrs. John W. Weinkam Colonel and Mrs. Michael P. Weitzel Mr. Brian N. Wellinghoff Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Wenstrup Mr. David O. Wilcoxson Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Wilken Willie's Sports Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Woebkenberg Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Wynn Xavier University Yelton’s Fine Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. James Zeller

Blue & Gold Club Donors contributing $500 to $999 Air Authority Heating and A/C Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Albrinck All American Rental Center Mr. Paul R. Antenucci Archbishop Moeller High School Football Archbishop Moeller High School Baseball Archbishop Moeller High School Volleyball Archbishop Moeller High School House System Mr. A. Norman Aubin and Mrs. Anne S. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. William J. Balbach Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Barger Mr. and Mrs. David Barron Mr. Jay R. Basil Ms. Beulah Bass Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bayliff Mr. David M. Bell and Mrs. Kristi Kimener-Bell Dr. and Mrs. Robert Benza Mr. and Mrs. John P. Boes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bohmer Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Borke Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Borman BP America Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Jason P. Brown Mr. Kent Bruggeman

Lt. Col. John E. Buse, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Chambliss City BBQ Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Collier Mr. and Mrs. Blane M. Collison Mr. and Mrs. Doug Crace Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Ashok Das Mr. and Mrs. Joshua S. Deckard Mr. and Mrs. Gregg DeVita Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. DeVore Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dillhoff Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dorn Dr. Robert Kroeger General Denistry Eddie Lane's Diamond Showroom, Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Effler Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Eichmann Mr. Dennis W. Eling Eye Care Associates of Greater Cincinnati, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Fiessinger Fifth Third Bank Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Flynn Frank’s Auto Body Carstar Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Frost Golf Tec PSK Group LLC Ms. Donna L. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Gunza Mr. and Mrs. Craig Gustafson Hackman Financial Group, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hackman Mr. and Mrs. Randy Hanes Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Haverkamp Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Hensler, Jr. Heritage Custom Building Group Hood-Barrow Foundation Mr. Gary J. Hopkins Mr. Charles Patrick P. Hunt Hyatt Regency Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Hyzdu Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Joyce KAR Sewing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Kilgore Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Kimutis Mr. and Mrs. John A. King Sister Judith M. Klei, R.S.M. Dr. and Mrs. Paul V. Kollman, Sr. Ms. Lynne M. Kraemer

Honor Roll of Donors Dr. Robert F. Kroeger Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Kuhlman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Lair Mr. and Mrs. Michael Land Land O'Lakes Mr. and Mrs. Greg E. Lechner Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Lefke Mr. Christopher A. Lohr Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lonneman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mackey Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Macrae Mr. Brent J. Martin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Morand Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Novakov OGPG Band Dr. and Mrs. Marc Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Peterson PPG Industries Foundation R.W. Conklin Steel Supply, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Reiniger Mr. Thomas R. Revis and Ms. Danielle M. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Richter Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Riedmiller Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Riney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Rippe Mr. Michael E. Rohlfs Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Romes Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Rosfeld Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Sauerland Mr. and Mrs. James M. Schirmer Dr. Francis J. Schlueter and Ms. Mary K. Welsh Schmitt/Judd Family Moeller High School Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Seibenick Sharon Nursery Mr. and Mrs. James P. Simon Skin Diagnostics Laser and Rejuvenation Skyline Chili - Fairfield SLATS Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Smith Southwest Airlines Mr. and Mrs. H. Leonard Stallo Mr. Roger Staubach Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Staun, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John N. Stigler Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Stites Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Stofko Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stofko, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Suter T.A.P.C.E. The Bistro Group The BMW Store The Etiquette Advantage Tiffany and Co. Mr. Gerald A. Tonges Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Torbeck Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Tull United States Army Recruiting Battalion Mr. Robert R. Vanderheyden VeinSolutions Walt Disney World Co. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Wilke Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams Dr. and Mrs. Steven S. Wunder YMCA Blue Ash Branch Mr. and Mrs. Bryan C. Young Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Zimmermann Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Zinser

Patrons Donors contributing $1 to $499 A Shade Better ABCD Signs Mr. and Mrs. David G. Abele Mr. and Mrs. J Joseph Abell Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Abeln Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Acheson Mr. Brian Adams Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Adkins Advanced Sports Marketing

Aglamesis Bros.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas F. Agricola Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Albers Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Davis All Occasions Event Rental Mr. and Mrs. Rick T. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Rodney K. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Alverson American Heating & Air Conditioning Co. American Scaffolding, Inc. Mr. Mark Amorini Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Anastasia Anheiser Busch Anthony Munoz Foundation A-One Dry Cleaners, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Apke Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Apking Appearance Plus Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Arbino Arby’s Restaurant Archbishop Moeller High School Athletic Department Archbishop Moeller High School Moms’ Club Archbishop Moeller High School Basketball Camp Archbishop Moeller High School Lacrosse Archbishop Moeller High School Soccer Archbishop Moeller High School Bowling

Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Asbrock Aston Oaks Golf Club Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Avra Mr. and Mrs. Aksel Aydoner B & B Studios, Inc. Mr. Christopher M. Babcock Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Bachman Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Back Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Backhus Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Baglier Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. James A. Balbach Mr. William E. Balbach Baldwin Wallace College Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bangs Bar Seventy-One Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barcomb Ms. Patricia Barker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barlow Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Barnes Mr. William H. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barney Mr. and Mrs. James Barrow Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barton Mr. and Mrs. Paul Basile Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Bath Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Batory Mr. and Mrs. Bradford D. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Justin Bayer

Mr. Jonathan C. Bentley Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Berigan Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Berning Mr. and Mrs. John S. Berten Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Beutel Ms. Elaine Biehle Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Birck The Bird Garden Mr. Terry D. Birrer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Bischoff Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Bishop BKD LLP Mr. J. Eric Blevins The Blind Moose Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Blomer Mr. and Mrs. William Blount Mr. and Ms. Kevin Blum Mr. Zach Bobst Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bockrath U.S. Representative and Mrs. John A. Boehner Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Bohart Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bohne' Ms. Karrie Bolton-Rodriguez Bona Decorative Hardware Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Boothe Dr. and Mrs. James W. Boothe Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Borman Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Borman Botanica

Rich Traditions At Moeller, the “Rich Traditions” extend far beyond the school’s renowned athletic success. Its richest tradtion lies within its Marianist Charism – Fr. Chaminade’s vision of educational excellence. This mission ensures young men receive “a quality, integral education,” which means Moeller educates the whole person – mind, body, heart, and spirit.

Archbishop Moeller High School Golf Archbishop Moeller High School Wrestling Camp Archbishop Moeller High School Baseball Camp Archbishop Moeller High School Football Camp Archbishop Moeller High School Lacrosse Camp Archbishop Moeller High School Rugby Archbishop Moeller High School Band Boosters Archbishop Moeller High School SAT Prep Course ARHAUS Mr. and Mrs. George Armour The Art of Entertaining

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bough, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bayer Mr. and Mrs. Jon L. Bowling bd's Mongolian Grill Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Bratburd Mr. Jim A. Beamer Mrs. Mary A. Braun Beat Personal Training Beckett Ridge Golf Course Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Breen Becoming Mom Pregnancy Spa Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Breitenbach Mr. Douglas S. BeCraft Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bretnitz Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beerman Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas F. Brewer Mr. Adam P. Behm Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Bridge Beijo Bags Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Brinker Mr. John P. Beiting Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Brinkman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Beiting Mr. and Mrs. David F. Brinkmann Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Beitman Mr. and Mrs. William F. Brock Mr. James A. Bell Mr. and Mrs. John F. Broermann Mr. and Mrs. John M. Belza Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Broermann Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Bender MOELLER Celebrating 50 Years: 1960-2010 • 20

Honor Roll of Donors Mr. and Mrs. Greg Brokamp Ms. Elizabeth M. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Browning Mr. Robert D. Browning Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bruggemann Ms. Stephanie Brundage Mr. and Mrs. David G. Brune Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brune Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bruns Mr. and Mrs. Tom J. Brunty Mr. and Mrs. John Bucher Mr. Kevin T. Buckley Mr. John H. Budde Mrs. Lucy A. Budde The Buehler Family Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Burandt Mr. and Mrs. John R. Burdick Mr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Burgdorf Mr. and Mrs. Nick J. Burgdorf Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Burkart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Burke Mr. and Mrs. James E. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Burkhardt Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Burkhart Ms. Susan M. Burns & Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Burns Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Burris Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burwinkel Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Busam Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buschbacher Busy Bee Boutique Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Butz Mr. and Mrs. Hugh P. Byrnes Mr and Mrs. Robert E. Byrnes Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Byrnes Cabi- Mary Gilliland Mr. and Mrs. John J. Calvin, Jr. Mrs. Edda Camardo Mr. and Mrs. Whitey Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Canavan Cancerfree KIDS Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Cappel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Carle Mr. and Mrs. David Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Carnahan Mr. and Mrs. Kyle D. Carone Carpe Diem, Inc./DBA Donatos Pizza Carrabba's Italian Grill Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Carroll Mr. Joseph J. Carroll Mrs. Shirley J. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. William W. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Norm L. Cass Casual Wok Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Cazel, Sr. † CEI Sports Mr. Jeff Chamot Mr. and Mrs. James C. Champlin, III Mr. and Mrs. Marc R. Chappell Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Cheesman Mr. and Ms. Richard S. Chennell Mr. and Mrs. David G. Cherry Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP Chez Nora Restaurant The Children's Theatre, Inc. The Cincinnati Art Museum Cincinnati Ballet Cincinnati Bell Cincinnati Landmark Productions Cincinnati Marriott Northeast Cincinnati Museum Center Cincinnati Natural Foods Cincinnati Nature Center Cincinnati Playhouse in Park Cincinnati Reds - Great American Ball Park Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens Mrs. Margaret S. Cirone City of Covington Mr. and Mr. James Clark Mr. and Mrs. William T. Clark Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Brian Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Pilar M. Cloud Mr. Don Cobb Mr. and Mr. James Cobb 21 • FALL/WINTER 2010

CoCo Key Water Resort Coffee Break Roasting Co. Coffee 'N Cream Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Colburn The College of Mount St. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Mike Collet Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Collier Mr. and Mrs. James Collins Mr. and Mrs. James M. Collins Columbus State Education Association Companions On A Journey Grief Support Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Conard Cookies By Design Mr. Tyler J. Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Corder Mr. and Mrs. Nick Corey Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Corrill Mr. and Mrs. John M. Costello, Jr. Mrs. Mary Frances Costello Mrs. and Mr. Joan M. Couden Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cox, III Mr. Doug Crace Ms. Janet Crace Mr. Peter T. Craig Crate & Barrel Ms. Sherry Crawford-Eyen Creation Museum Creative Pet Designs Mr. and Mrs. James E. Creeden, Jr. Crossgate Lanes Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Crosthwaite, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cummings Mr. Timothy Cummins Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cuprill Mr. and Mrs. James M. Currin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cutter Mr. James E. Dafler Dairy Queen - Symmes Twp Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Dalga Dan Druffel, Inc. Landscaping Mr. and Mrs. Keith B. Davidson Mr. and Ms. James S. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Chris M. DeBow Deceuninck North America Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Dees Mrs. Carol Deimling Mr. and Mrs. J. Alberto Delgado Dr. and Mrs. Anthony J. DelVecchio Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Dempsey Ms. Jacqueline Denning Denny McKeown's Bloomin Garden Center Mr. Andrew Denson, Jr. Mrs. Kathryn A. Derrick Mr. and Mrs. Louie B. DeTemple Mr. and Mrs. Dan Detmer Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Detmer Mr. and Mrs. James R. Devanney Mr. Daniel P. Dever Mr. Charles J. DeVirgilio, Esq. Dr. and Mrs. James J. Devitt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark DeZarn Dick's Sporting Goods Ms. Susan L. Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dierkers Mr. and Mrs. John F. W. Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Carmen DiGiandomenico Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dillhoff Dillonvale IGA Mr. and Mrs. Greg Distler Mr. and Mrs. Doug D. Dockus Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Doll Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Doll Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Doran Mr. and Mrs. Greg S. Dornoff Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Dornoff Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Dorsey Mr. William G. Dorward, III Dr. and Mrs. John C. Doscher Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Doyon Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Driscoll, Sr. Drs. Harris, Sirkin & Kruger, Inc. Ms. Regene Dubell Mr. and Mrs. Nick Ducey Mrs. Elizabeth A. Duermit Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Dugan

Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Dunigan Mr. Aaron M. Dziech Ms. F. Loretta Earls Eastern Michigan University Easton Town Center Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ebbers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ebel Mr. and Mrs. William E. Eckhoff Mr. and Mrs. David Eckley Eddie Lane's Diamond Showroom, West Chester Edible Arrangements Mr. and Mrs. John W. Edmiston Mr. and Mrs. James P. Egasti Mr. G. Scott Egbers Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Eger Mr. and Mrs. Mohammad Ehteshami Dr. and Mrs. David Eichel Mr. and Mrs. James F. Eichmann e-Image Signs & Graphics EJKS, LLC / Slatts Pub Mr. James J. Elfers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Elias Mr. and Mrs. Al F. Eling Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Elsbrock Mr. and Mrs. Tim M. Elser Mr. James E. Emig Mr. and Mrs. Mark Engelhart Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Englehart Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati Enterprise Vending, Inc. Envy Equity Analysts, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Erdmann Ms. JoAnn Erftenbeck Eric Hickman, D.D.S., Inc. Mrs. Anne M. Ernst Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Ernstes Mr. and Mrs. Ned C. Ertel Mr. Joseph R. Esbenshade Evendale G.E. Management Association Everybody’s Records & CD’s Mr. and Mr. Timothy Ewen

Explosion Fitness Solutions Eye Care Optical Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Faessler Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Fahrnbach Mr. Anthony M. Falk Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Farmer Mr. and Ms. Gerry Faust, III Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Fehring, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Feld Mr. and Mrs. Mark Feldhaus Mr. and Mrs. Emilio T. Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Greg Fessel Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Fette Mr. Thomas P. Fette Fiducial Business Centers Inc. Ms. Florence Fiessinger Mr. Sean T. Finnerty Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. William Fischer Mr. and Mr. Jeffrey J. Fischesser Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fishback Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fisher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Fitzpatric Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Flaherty Brother Robert M. Flaherty, SM Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Flint Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Flynn Mr. William L. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Foos Mr. Patrick D. Ford Fox and Hound Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fox, Jr. Mr. D'Juan Francisco Mr. Hiawatha Francisco Mr. Sean Michael Francisco Mr. Greg A. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Fredrickson Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Frericks Mr. and Mrs. Jon Freudiger Mr. and Mrs. David Frey Frey Gaede & Company

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.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Frey Mr. and Mrs. Dave Freytag Ms. Linda Friedhof and Mr. Gary Cook Frisch's Restaurant, Inc. Mr. James C. Frondorf Fruit Flowers Incredibly Edible Delites Dr. and Dr. Greg Fry Mr. and Mrs. David Fuller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David G. Fuller Ms. Eileen Fussner Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gahl Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Gaier Mr. and Mrs. Glen Galemmo Mr. and Mrs. E. Frederick Gallenstein Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Gallenstein, Jr. Mr. Patrick Gallo Dr. James E. Gangwisch Mr. and Mrs. Brian N. Garry Mr. Frank A. Garry † Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Garry Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Gatio Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gatto Gazebo Tea Garden Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Geers Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Geers Mr. Christopher T. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Heath M. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Geiser George E. Guju, D.D.S., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John J. George Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Geraci Geraci Fine Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Geraci Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Geraci Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Gerrard Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Gessing Mr. Robert E. Gigax, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Gigliotti Mr. George W. Gilles Mr. Kevin G. Gilles Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gilligan Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Gilliland Gilson's Engraving Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Glassmeyer Go Bananas Comedy Club Ms. Nancy M. Goebel Mr. and Mrs. William W. Goetz Mr. and Mrs. John Goodall Mr. Scott D. Gorman Dr. Michele M. Gottschlich Ms. Sharon Gowans Graeters's Inc. Mrs. Sandra J. Grammel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Grau Mr. and Mrs. W. Truitt Graue Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greco Mr. and Mrs. James L. Green Mr. Michael K. Green Mr. Roger Grein Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Gresky Griffin Gate Marriott Resort & Spa Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Scott Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Grinstead Ms. Kristina Groh Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Grotjan Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Gruenwald Ms. Mary T. Guenther Mr. and Mrs. Gil M. Gusweiler H. J. Benken Florist, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. G. Richard Hagee Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Hagee Mr. Nicholas A. Haggerty Ms. Carol Hahn Mr. and Mrs. David K. Haidle Mr. and Mrs. Brian Haigis Hair Port Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hakemoller Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Hall Hamilton County Park District Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Hamiter Mr. and Mrs. Jim A. Hammer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hammerstein Mr. and Mrs. David D. Hammons Mrs. H. Eleanor Hammons Mrs. Lola L. Hammons Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hancock Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Hanrahan Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Hardenbergh Mr. and Mrs. James R. Harmeyer †

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hartman Ms. Mary Hartman Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hauck Mr. Nicholas L. Haverkos and Ms. Janis E. Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Haygood Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Stephen W. Heck Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Heger Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Heidel Mr. and Mrs. F. Thomas Heinold Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Heisel Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Held Mr. and Mrs. William M. Held Mr. and Mrs. John Hemm Mr. and Mrs. James L. Henderson Mrs. France Hendricks Mr. Andrew S. Hendrix Mr. and Mrs. L. Lee Hendrixson Mr. and Mrs. William H. Henke Mr. and Mrs. Eric T. Henry Mr. Ronald Herbers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hertlein Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hider Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hidy Ms. Nancy W. High Mrs. Jeanette R. Hildebrandt Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Hildebrandt Hi-Lites Salon, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hill Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hobek Dr. and Mrs. Scott C. Hobler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Hoctor Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hodge Mr. Craig D. Hodges Mrs. Nancy Hodgkiss Mr. and Mrs. Gregg C. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hoffman The Honorable Matthew S. Hoffmann Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Hollatz Mr. Bradlee D. Hollowell Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn D. Holthaus Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Holtman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holtman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Homan Home Alone Pet Nannies Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Honerlaw Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Honerlaw Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hoog Mr. David W. Hook Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hook Mr. and Mrs. David H. Hornback Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hornback Mr. Dennis Horsch Mr. and Mrs. Doug Horst Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hounchell Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Howell Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Huber Mr. and Mrs. William T. Huelsman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Huff Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Huffman Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hugenberg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Hunter Huntington Learning Center of Anderson Township Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Randall K. Hurley Mrs. Margretta J. Huster Hyde Park Framers and Gallery Hydrotech, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hyer Mr. F. Michael Hyzdu Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Ihlendorf Mr. Todd R. Ille Inspired Massage Care - Frank Asbrock, LMT Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Isfort Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Isgrig Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Ittenbach Izzy's Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Jackson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. James Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Jamieson, III Mr. and Mrs. Norbert H. Jansen Jansen's Sweet Sinsations Bakery Mr. Thomas Jansing

“The five characteristics of the Marianist Charism form the core of a Moeller education. We believe the Charism is the key to our past, present, and future success.”

Blane Collison, Principal

Dr. and Dr. Gregory J. Jaun Jeff Ruby's Enterprise Jeff's Driving School Mr. and Mrs. James H. Jewell JFH at the Grandin Spa Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Jimenez Jimmy's Limousine Service Jim's Bicycle Shop Johnny Chan 2 Chinese Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Marc Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Don Jones Mr. Donald E. Jones Mr. Mark K. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Randall M. Jones Jones The Florist/ Jack Herb Florist Mrs. Maureen Jordan Mr. and Mrs. David B. Josephson Josten's Mr. Jerome R. Judd Mr. James Judge Mr. Robert Juenke Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Juenke Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Jurkowitz Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kagy Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kaiser Brother Joseph Kamis, SM Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kammerer Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Kamphaus Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Kanoza Ms. Pamela Kariofiles Ms. Janey Kattelman Mr. & Mrs. John S. Kean Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Keener, III Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Keener Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Kelly Mr. and Ms. James A. Kemen Mr. Thomas J. Kennedy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kennedy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sean D. Kenny Kent Insurance Agency, Inc. Kenwood Country Club Mr. Bernard W. Kessling Key Bank Mr. and Mrs. John H. Keyser Kids First Sports Center Mr. John M. Kilcoyne Mr. Kevin King Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Kisling Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kleiser Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Klever Mr. and Mrs. Don Klopfenstein Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Klosterman Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Kneflin Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Knepler Mr. and Mrs. James L. Knepler Dr. and Mrs. William A. Knight, IV Mr. and Mrs. John G. Knochel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knueven Mrs. Margaret E. Koegel Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Koehne

Mr. Robert J. Kohlhepp Ms. Mary Ann Kokenge Ms. Laurie K. Koller Mr. and Mrs. Ken W. Kollman Reverend Paul V. Kollman, Jr., CSC Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kolodny Mr. and Mrs. Matthew P. Kornau Mr. and Mrs. John J. Korte Major General and Mrs. James M. Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. John Kraimer Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Kravec Mr. and Mrs. John Krehbiel Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Krehbiel Reverend Thomas W. Kreidler Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Kreimer Mr. Paul F. Kreiner Dr. David B. Krill and Dr. Linda A. Krill Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Kroger Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Krone, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Kruse Mr. and Mrs. Bill F. Kruspe Mr. and Mrs. Edmund A. Kruszynski Mrs. Marjorie J. Kuhlman Reverend George C. Kunkel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kuprionis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chris M. Kurtz Ms. Prudence D. Kyle la Petite Salon & Spa Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Lacefield Mr. and Mrs. Greg LaLonde Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Lamping Landen Lake Pediatrics Co., P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lane Mr. Phillip R. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Langdon Lange & Lange Orthodontics Mr. and Mrs. David T. Langefels Mr. Lawrence J. Langefels Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Langefels LaPetite Pierre Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Larkin, Jr. LaRosa’s - Kenwood LaRosa’s Inc. LaRosa’s Mt. Healthy/Willdine, Inc. LaRosa’s of Mason Laser Web Mrs. Patty S. Lattin Mr. Nicholas A. Latzy Laub Family Denistry Mr. and Mrs. James J. Laub Mr. and Mrs. David Laux Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Lawhorn Mr. Daniel J. Ledford Mr. and Mrs. David W. Ledwin Lee Ann's Hallmark Shop Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lee Lefke Tree and Landscape Mr. and Mrs. Ron P. Lehrter Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Leinberger Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Leininger Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Leisring Les Trouvailles Mr. and Mrs. Mark Leuenberger Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Lewis, III Mr. James Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Lewis Ms. Barbara A. Linde Mr. Paul Lindsay, Jr. Ms. Mary Jane Linneman Mr. and Mrs. Kent A. Linnemann Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Lockwood Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Logan Dr. and Mrs. Jay P. Logeman Mr. Russ Logue Brother Howard R. Lohrey, SM Mr. and Mrs. John S. Long Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lonneman Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Lopinto Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Lorenz Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lounsbury Love to be a Mom Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Luebben Mr. John B. Luhan Dr. and Mrs. William R. Lukens Brother Ronald G. Luksic, SM

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Honor Roll of Donors

Thank You for Helping Us Grow the Moeller Tradition Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Luning Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Luring Mr. Tom Lutz Mr. Adam Lux Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Lynch Mr. Matthew E. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Roderick J. Lyons Mr. Scott A. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lytle Mr. and Mrs. D.J. MacArthur Mr. and Mrs. Vincent F. Macciocchi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mackey Mad Science of Cincinnati, LLC Madeira Choice Meats Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Madsen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Maertz Mr. Michael D. Malatin Mr. Sam Malone Mr. and Mrs. Sam Malone Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Mangan Mrs. Lisa A. Mangiaracina Mr. and Mrs. Sandro J. Marchionda Mr. and Mrs. David J. Markgraf Mrs. Jo Ann R. Markgraf Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Marklay Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Marklay Marriott Northeast Ms. Allyson Marsh Ms. Fran Marsh Ms. Helen C. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. David Martin Mrs. Louise M. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Ron Martin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Marton Marvin's Organic Gardens Marx Bagel Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mathias Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Matre Mr. and Mrs. Kevin G. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Len J. Matuszek Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maurer Max & Erma's Restaurant Mr. James J. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. McCaw Mr. Brian M. McClure Dr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McGill Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. McHugh Ms. Cathy McKee Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. McKeown Mr. Matthew J. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McLaughlin, Jr. 23 • FALL/WINTER 2010

Mr. and Mrs. John M. McNally Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. McNamara Mr. Gregory C. McNaul Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. McNaul Mr. Denny E. Meador, II Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Meale Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Medl Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Medl Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Meece Mr. and Mrs. Randy Meinking Mr. John E. Meister Mr. John J. Melish, M.S. Mel's Auto Glass Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Mendel Mr. and Mrs. Norbert J. Menke Dr. and Mrs. G. T. Mensah Mr. and Ms. Daniel Mercurio Mr. and Mrs. Vince Messina Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mettey Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Metz Meyer - Vogelpohl Co Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. John G. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Meyer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Michelbrink Mr. and Mrs. William N. Mier Mike's Express Carwash Mr. and Mrs. Terry F. Mikolajewski Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mileham Mr. Matthew C. Miller Ms. Sheila M. Miller Mr. and Mrs. William J. Miller, Jr. Mr. George F. Millitzer Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Minnick Mr. Craig R. Minor Mr. and Mrs. William E. Minor Mr. and Mrs. William Miracco Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Mock Mr. Jeffrey G. Mohlman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Molina Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Molinaro Ms. Geneva Molinsky and Ms. Doreen Molinsky Mr. and Mrs. James E. Molinsky Molly Malone's Irish Pub Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Monahan Montgomery Jewelers, Inc. Ms. Mary L. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Greg F. Moratschek Mr. and Mrs. Pat J. Morgan Mr. Charles Anderson Morgan Mr. Michael D. Moroski Mrs. Dorothy B. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Morrissey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morse

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Morse Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Morthorst Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mountel Mt. Washington Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. David A. Muchmore Mr. Timothy E. Mueller Mr. John R. Muenchen Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Muenchen Mr. and Mrs. David W. Muhlenpoh Mr. and Mrs. John Rick Mullen Mr. and Mrs. C. Dennis Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Dave L. Muthler Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Naber Dr. and Mrs. William J. Naber Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Nagel Mr. Edward F. Nardini Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nartker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nartker The National Exemplar Restaurant National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Natorp's Inc. Landscape - Garden Stores Ms. Michele Nawotka & Co-workers Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. James B. Nees Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nelson Mr. and Mrs. James D. Nester Mrs. Teresa M. Newberry Newport Aquarium Newport Walking Tours, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Niehaus Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Nieman NIXCO Plumbing Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Noble Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Noel Mr. and Mrs. Stewart P. Nolan Mr. Anthony C. Novello Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Nymberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Nypaver Mr. Thomas P. O'Brien, III O'Bryan's Wine & State Liquor Agency Mr. and Mrs. John M. O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. John F. O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Oehler Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oeters Mr. Richard Oeters Mr. and Mrs. William D. Oeters Mr. and Mrs. Don Olinger Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Oltorik Mr. Timothy J. O'Neill Mr. Alexander S. Orkwis Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Orr, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Osner Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Palatchi Mr. and Mrs. David J. Palopoli Mr. James Pappalardo Paramount Kings Island Parker's Blue Ash Grill

Partners In Planning Inc. Mr. Joseph R. Partusch Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Patterson Mr. and Mrs. James Pearce, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan L. Peck Perfect North Slopes Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Petit Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Phipps Photo Ink Photography Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Pieper Ms. Beth L. Pietrandrea Mr. and Mrs. George Pilipovich Pinnacle Environmental Consultants, Inc. Mr. Harold J. Pisciotta, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Platz Mr. and Mrs. Randy J. Pleiman Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Poirier Mr. and Mrs. Barry S. Pokorny Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Poole Mr. and Mrs. Dennis K. Poulton Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Prampero Mr. David J. Prenger Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Preston The Prudential Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jan Przezdziecki Mrs. Carol A. Pucke Mr. Robert E. Puthoff and Ms. Sangeeta Nayak Qdoba Mexican Grill Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Qualters Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quinlan Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Radcliff Mr. and Mrs. Paul Radke Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rahe Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Jay Rains, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Donald P. Rakel Ms. Ruth Ramler Ray Meyer Sign Co. Raytheon Company Recker and Boerger The Comfort Zone Mr. and Mrs. James P. Reckers Mr. and Mrs. Keith Reed Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Reeder Mr. and Mrs. Mike Reeder Ms. Cheryl M. Rehling Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Rein Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Rein Mr. and Mr. Jerome Reinert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Reinert Mr. and Mrs. William L. Reinert Mrs. Susan E. Reinhardt Relevant Works Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Rettig Mr. and Mrs. R. Joseph Rettig Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Reyes Reynolds Dewitt Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Reynolds Richard J. Premec Jr, Inc Dr. Arthur I. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Gareth Richards Richter & Phillips Mr. Dwight D. Richter Mr. Wayne E. Rieger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Rinn Mrs. Viola M. Ripperger Mr. Edward W. Roberts Mr. Geoffrey W. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Robinett Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. John P. Rodenberg Mr. John C. Rodgers Mr. Joseph H. Rogan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Rogan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Rohlfs Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rohlfs Mr. Stephen A. Rosfeld Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rosson Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Rotella Mr. Dennis J. Roth Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Roth Ms. Helen Rotte Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rozzi Mr. and Mrs. John Ruggiero Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Rummler Mr. Mary A. Rumpke Mr. and Mrs. William F. Rust Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Ruter

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rutti Mr. William J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sabato Saint Louis University Salon 426 Dr. and Mrs. Donald C. Salzano Mr. Douglas G. Sand and Mrs. Ann M. Gilligan-Sand Mr. and Mrs. William O. Sandquist, Jr. Sara Benjamin's Mr. Paul K. Sayer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Saylor Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Schaeffer Mr. Brian P. Schaeper Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Schaeper Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Schaeper Mr. Scott A. Schafer Mr. and Mrs. James W. Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. William Schaffner Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Schappa Dr. and Mrs. Scott L. Schappacher Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Schatzman Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Scheuerle Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Scheuerle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Schimpf Mrs. Patricia M. Schlegel Ms. Sally Schlotman Dr. and Mrs. David E. Schlueter Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Schlueter Mrs. Phyllis A. Schlueter Mr. Frederick W. Schmid, Jr. Mr. Jim Schmidt Mr. William M. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Jeff A. Schnedl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Schneider Mr. Paul H. Schneider and Ms. Susan L. Reisner Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Schneider, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Schoelwer Mrs. Marilyn T. Schoelwer Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Schoenberger Dr. and Mrs. Willaim J. Schoenberger Mr. Keith H. Schofield Mr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Schube Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Schuckman Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Schuermann Mr. Matthew Schumacher Mr. Gregory A. Meece and Mrs. Lynn M. Schumacher-Meece Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Schworer Mr. and Mrs. John Seay Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Seeger Ms. Laura Seelaus Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sell Ms. Mary B. Selzer Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Settle Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Seurkamp Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sewell Mr. and Mrs. David G. Shafer Mr. Michael Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Shannon Mr. Samuel J. Sharp Mr. Edward Sheets Mr. and Mrs. Keven E. Shell Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Sherman, III Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Shilt Shooters Sports Grill Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Shrader SHS Management, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Shumar Mr. and Mrs. George M. Sideras Dr. and Mrs. John P. Sikorski Silverton Cafe Mr. Mark C. Simmons Skeffington's Formalwear Mr. Ryan E. Skeldon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Skorcz Skyy Properties LLC Mr. and Mrs. David W. Sloan Mr. Charles A. Smith Mr. and Ms. Greg A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Riley J. Snook Mr. and Mrs. David C. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Sobel Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Solomon

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Sorg Mr. and Mrs. Eric Southers Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Sowar Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Spaccarelli Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Spaeth Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Spatz Mr. and Mrs. Stephen V. Spatz Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Speed Mr. and Mrs. David L. Speyer Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Spitznagel Mr. and Mrs. William R. Splain Sports Plus Springdale Cleaners Springwater Sweets and Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Stacy Mr. and Mrs. Gregory O. Stanforth Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Stanley Star One Realtors Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Stark Mr. Patrick A. Starvaggi Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Stecz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stein, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stephenson Sterling Cut Glass Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Stertz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Shawn A. Stiver Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stofko, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stoll Mr. James E. Stopford Ms. Mary J. Storm Mr. and Mrs. John L. Stowell Mr. and Mrs. Bill Strachan Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stricker Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Struve Mrs. Lynne P. Stubbers Mr. and Mrs. David A. Stuhlfire Mr. Michael Sturgis Ms. Andrea J. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Sullivan Sun Microsystems Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Sunderman, II Surplus Work Clothes Ms. Carla J. Swartz Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Jim P. Sweeney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Sweeney, III Mr. Matthew J. Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Tabler Mr. Patrick Tyler Tabler Mr. Troy W. Tabler Mr. Peter E. Tamborski Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Tardio Tastefully Simple Mr. and Mrs. Derek Taulbee Tavern Restaurant Group Mr. Remco P. Tenbrink Mr. and Mrs. James R. Tenhundfeld Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Tepe Mr. and Mrs. John R. Teuschl The Beach Waterpark The Papergirl The Pet Spot The Plastic Surgery Group The Polo Grille The Racquet Club at Harpers Point The Woodhouse Day Spa Mr. and Mrs. John A. Theis Mr. and Mrs. William G. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Thompson Three Graces Jewelry Mr. Kevin Tierney Ms. Jacqueline Tilford Tire Discounters Toedtman School of Music Mr. and Mrs. William Toft Toot's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. John W. Trainor Mr. and Mrs. George G. Trebbi, Jr. TriHealth Fitness & Health Ms. Joyce Trischler Tri-State Centers for Sight Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Tunning Mr. Steffen Uebe United Dairy Farmers University of Kentucky University of Notre Dame

Mr. Michael Vaccariello and Mrs. Joann P. Lawson-Vaccariello Mr. and Mrs. Andre S. Valentine Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Van Auken Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Van Praag Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Vanderkolk Mr. Dennis Varnau Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Veerkamp Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. Vicario Village Junction Villanova University Mr. and Mrs. John W. Vintz VIP Back Rubs Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Visagie Mr. and Mrs. Francis Visalli Mr. and Mrs. Gerry A. Voellmecke Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Voet Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Vollmer Mr. and Mrs. Allen G. Vonderhaar Mr. Charles P. Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. William D. Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wacker Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Waechter Ms. Darci Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. James J. Wahl Mr. and Mrs. Ted Waller Walmart Mrs. Margery D. Ward Mr. Michael G. Ward Ward's Corner Chiropractic Mr. Todd Washburn Mr. and Mrs. Keith Watkins Mr. and Mrs. William E. Watkins, III Mr. and Mrs. James P. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wedzikowski Mr. Eric L. Weibel Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Weisbrod Mr. and Mrs. William F. Welling, Jr. WellPoint Foundation Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program

Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Wertzler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Westerfield Western & Southern Financial Group Mr. and Mrs. Mark Westover Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Rick Wharton Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. White Mr. and Mrs. David E. Whitehead Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Wickerham Mr. and Mrs. James S. Widmeyer Mr. Mark L. Wiehe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wierenga Mr. and Mrs. Gerard P. Wiesner Mr. Solomon Wilcots Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Williford Ms. Kristin B. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. T. Patrick Wilson, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Greg A. Wnek Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Woebkenberg Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Woebkenberg Women's Care Specialists Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wood Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Wordeman Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Worth Wright State University Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Wulf Xavier University Recreational Sports Department Mr. and Mrs. David W. Yelton YogahOMe Mr. and Mrs. John A. Yost Mrs. Pamela J. Young Ms. Cynthia Yund Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Zamagias Mr. and Mrs. Tariq Zaman Mrs. Patricia A. Zapanta Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Zelina, III Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zilch Mr. Larry Zimmerman A Total of 1,645 Constituent(s) Listed * Denotes anonymous donor

Building on Our Success We have so many reasons to celebrate and be thankful this year.

Along with commemorating our 50th anniversary, we are blessed to have your support, as outlined in this impressive list of donors. Thanks to all of those listed, our 2009-2010 “Grow Moeller” Annual Fund Campaign raised a new record of $873,000!

We are now building on that success and have set our 2010-11 goal at $1,000,000.

This will enable us to continue moving forward in our efforts to close the nearly $2,200 gap between tuition and the actual cost of a Moeller education.

I hope you will continue to generously support the efforts of a lot of great people to “Grow the Moeller Tradition.”

Every contribution helps build the foundation that unites us all in one cause – to educate young men in the spirit of Father Chaminade’s vision. To graduate great Men of Moeller.

Sincerely,

Bill Hunt, President

Honor Roll of Donors by Graduation Year

Class of 1964 5.62% (10 out of 178) Mr. Michael H. Albrinck Mr. Fred R. Borke Mr. Barry J. Borman Dr. Anthony J. DelVecchio Mr. John F. Dietz Mr. Ronald Herbers Mr. Robert L. Mayer Mr. Thomas J. McGill Mr. Robert G. Osner Mr. H. Leonard Stallo

Class of 1965 3.50% (9 out of 257)

(July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010)

U.S. Representative John A. Boehner Mr. James E. Dafler Mr. Donald S. Kruse Mr. Thomas J. Langefels Mr. Gregory C. McNaul Mr. George F. Millitzer Mr. Robert R. Mohr Mr. Daniel P. Novakov Mr. Frank J. Seurkamp Mr. Charles A. Smith Mr. James D. Smith

Class of 1973

Class of 1969

Class of 1974

4.00% (10 out of 250)

4.26% (10 out of 235)

3.64% (9 out of 247) Mr. Dennis J. Gramann Mr. James P. Hartman Mr. Joe D. Hildebrandt Mr. Stephen T. Honerlaw Mr. Kevin C. McDonough Mr. Gary E. Romes Mr. Frederick W. Schmid, Jr. Mr. John A. Theis Mr. Richard A. Tonges

Mr. John M. Bough, Sr. Mr. Gordon W. Burke Mr. Robert F. Cappel, Jr. Mr. Robert L. Dillhoff Mr. Ronald J. Doll Mr. Kenneth C. Keener Mr. John B. Luhan Mr. Joseph P. Meale Mr. Robert P. Niehaus

Mr. Mark D. Geers Mr. James L. Grau Mr. Richard G. Hagee Mr. Paul E. McHugh Mr. Thomas R. Revis Mr. John W. Stricker Mr. Daniel J. Vonderhaar Mr. William E. Watkins, III Mr. John W. Weinkam Mr. Gary J. Woebkenberg

Mr. David P. Ashbrock Mr. Edward C. Birck Mr. Kevin J. Donovan Mr. John J. George Mr. William B. Morand Mr. Cameron Jay Rains, Sr. Mr. Michael J. Szaz Mr. Theodore H. Torbeck Mr. Allen G. Vonderhaar Mr. James S. Widmeyer

Class of 1966

Class of 1970

Class of 1975

5.74% (14 out of 244) 6.56% (17 out of 259) Mr. Thomas A. Backhus Mr. Gary M. Bohart Mr. Terence F. Hanlon Mr. Michael F. Haverkamp Mr. Henry J. Kravec Mr. Dan J. Ledford Mr. James J. Mayer Mr. Patrick C. Monahan Mr. John M. O'Connor Dr. Donald C. Salzano Mr. John N. Stigler Colonel Michael P. Weitzel Mr. Steven A. Wenstrup Mr. David O. Wilcoxson

Class of 1967 9.30% (24 out of 258) Mr. Anthony C. Arbino Mr. Michael R. Back Mr. Thomas A. Brisken, Sr. Mr. Stephen J. Broermann Mr. Bruce A. Buckley Mr. William J. Dillhoff Mr. James F. Eichmann Mr. John W. Fox, Jr. Mr. Daniel J. Gahl Mr. Anthony A. Geraci Mr. Nicholas L. Haverkos Mr. Steven M. Haygood Mr. Carlos Jimenez Mr. Kenneth C. Matre Mr. Jeffrey G. Mohlman Mr. Dave L. Muthler Mr. Joseph R. Partusch Dr. Donald P. Rakel Dr. David E. Schlueter Mr. David G. Shafer Mr. Donald E. Shelton Mr. Gregory O. Stanforth Mr. Dennis Varnau Mr. Steven P. Wedding

Class of 1968 5.51% (13 out of 236) Mr. Timothy J. Albers Mr. Donald J. Apking 25 • FALL/WINTER 2010

Mr. Joseph H. Burke Mr. Charles J. DeVirgilio, Esq. Mr. Al F. Eling Mr. Richard T. Fitzpatric Mr. Frank T. Gallenstein, Jr. Mr. David K. Haidle Mr. William T. Huelsman Mr. John H. Keyser Mr. Timothy J. Leinberger Mr. Daniel Molina Mr. Robert J. Morrissey Mr. Thomas D. Niehaus Mr. William A. Rahe Mr. Ronald R. Rein Mr. Michael J. Reynolds Mr. Michael J. Speed Mr. Michael J. Sylvester

Class of 1971 4.23% (11 out of 260) Mr. Mark Amorini Mr. Richard J. Berning Mr. Thomas P. Grau Dr. Thomas M. Morand Mr. John R. Muenchen Mr. Bryan L. Peck Mr. Dennis J. Riedmiller Mr. Dennis J. Roth Mr. Mark T. Rummler Mr. Paul H. Schneider, Esq. Dr. Andrew J. Vicar

Class of 1972 4.26% (11 out of 258) Mr. William J. Balbach Mr. William E. Braun Mr. James C. Champlin, III Mr. Dennis W. Eling Mr. Dennis M. Homan Mr. Len J. Matuszek Mr. Patrick J. McLaughlin, Jr. Mr. Henry R. Meyer Mr. Mark A. Rippe Mr. Stephen A. Tino Mr. Gerard P. Wiesner

6.28% (14 out of 223) Mr. Brian E. Bailey Mr. Stephen J. Byrnes Mr. John J. Calvin, Jr. Mr. James A. Donnellon, Jr. Mr. Patrick J. Fehring, Jr. Mr. Daniel L. Goodhart Mr. Jeffrey P. Hock Mr. Roger J. Huber Major General James M. Kowalski Dr. Alan L. Laub Mr. Michael A. Lorenz Mr. Timothy E. Mueller Mr. Michael T. Schuckman Mr. Michael G. Sussli

Class of 1976 5.91% (12 out of 203) Mr. Jerry A. Beitman Mr. Thomas M. Cutter Mr. Richard J. Grinstead Mr. T. Michael Hickey Mr. Michael R. Holtman Mr. Philip J. Kreiner Mr. Jeffrey A. McNaul Mr. Jeffrey G. Metz Mr. William D. Oeters Mr. Randy J. Pleiman Mr. Don R. Rohlfs Mr. Robert T. Williams, Jr.

Class of 1977 11.57% (28 out of 242) Mr. Paul W. Asbrock Mr. James A. Balbach Mr. Timothy J. Brinkman Mr. John H. Budde Mr. Keith A. Cheesman Mr. Daniel F. Dugan Mr. Daniel W. Flynn Mr. Thomas P. Hertlein Mr. Jeffrey J. Honerlaw Mr. John G. Knochel Mr. Timothy J. Koegel Mr. Ron P. Lehrter Mr. Daniel R. Leugers Mr. David J. Markgraf Mr. Timothy J. McCormick

Dr. Patrick J. McCullough Mr. Thomas J. Morthorst Mr. David A. Muchmore Mr. James D. Nester Mr. Daniel A. Neyer Mr. Thomas M. Robinett Mr. Paul K. Sayer, Jr. Mr. Mark J. Schlueter Mr. Robert M. Schmitt Mr. Gerald J. Shannon Mr. Daniel C. Spaeth Mr. Michael A. Staun, Sr. Mr. Ronald J. Weisbrod

Class of 1978 6.20% (15 out of 242) Mr. John J. Apke Mr. Thomas R. Barnes Mr. David F. Brinkmann Mr. Robert N. Doyon Mr. Matthew J. Fette Mr. John F. Fisher, Jr. Dr. Michael F. Haggerty Mr. Robert F. Henderson Mr. Gary J. Hopkins Mr. Keith P. McCluskey Mr. John J. Rozzi Mr. Edward V. Schoelwer Mr. David W. Sloan Mr. James C. Sweeney Mr. Thomas M. Woebkenberg

Class of 1979 6.82% (18 out of 264) Mr. Edward A. Acheson Mr. Gerald B. Budde Mr. Theodore A. Catino, Jr. Mr. William T. Clark Mr. John M. Costello, Jr. Mr. Kevin M. Garry Dr. Lawrence M. Hanrahan Mr. David J. Hauck Mr. Jeffrey P. Heidel Dr. Gregory J. Jaun Mr. Joseph T. Lukens Mr. Lawrence J. Meyer, Jr. Mr. William J. Miller, Jr. Lieutenant Colonel James B. Nees Mr. William J. Ryan Mr. Phillip J. Schneider, Jr. Mr. Richard V. Sunderman, II Mr. Eric M. Tepe

Class of 1981 5.80% (13 out of 224) Mr. Randall E. Barger Dr. Robert Benza Mr. Daniel R. Eddingfield Dr. James E. Gangwisch Mr. W. Truitt Graue Mr. Jerome R. Judd Mr. Lawrence G. Kuhlman Mr. Lawrence J. Langefels Mr. Phillip J. Muenchen Mr. Donald A. Rein Dr. Francis J. Schlueter Mr. Michael L. Schmitt Mr. Robert C. Williford

Class of 1982 6.22% (15 out of 241) Mr. Frank P. Anastasia Mr. Thomas J. Breitenbach Mr. Paul M. Brinker Mr. Joseph P. Buehler, Sr. Mr. Douglas T. Burgdorf Mr. Robert Ebel Mr. Christopher R. Gilles Mr. Kenneth M. Harper Mr. Bernard W. Kessling Mr. Thomas E. Medl Mr. Mark J. Molinaro Mr. David J. Palopoli Mr. Chris J. Schoenberger Mr. Michael A. Seeger Mr. Michael A. Stecz

Class of 1983 4.53% (11 out of 243) Anonymous Mr. Joseph R. Asbrock Mr. Robert D. Browning Mr. John E. Buse, Jr. Mr. Hiawatha Francisco Mr. Michael R. Hackman Mr. John A. Kuprionis, Jr. Mr. Richard H. Lonneman, Jr. Mr. Stephen V. Spatz Mr. Thomas M. Stevenson Mr. Gerry A. Voellmecke Mr. Stephen T. Williford

Class of 1984 5.26% (12 out of 228)

Anonymous Mr. Eric D. Bender Mr. Michael G. Beutel 7.23% (17 out of 235) Mr. Douglas E. Ernstes Mr. Thomas M. Beiting Mr. Douglas A. Groh Mr. Ken W. Kollman Mr. J. Kevin Boothe Mr. Christopher G. Carle Mr. Stephen R. Marklay Mr. Thomas P. O'Brien, III Mr. Richard T. Flynn Mr. Richard Oeters Mr. Patrick D. Ford Mr. Charles Patrick P. Hunt Mr. James W. Schaffer Mr. Jeff A. Schnedl Mr. Jeffrey A. Koehne Mr. Stephen F. Voellmecke Reverend Paul V. Kollman, Jr., CSC Mr. Thomas C. Lockwood Mr. Thomas D. Maertz 10.48% (24 out of 229) Mr. David Martin Mr. Timothy J. Bath Mr. Thomas A. Mettey Mr. James E. Bruns Mr. John G. Meyer Mr. Nick J. Burgdorf Mr. Gregory W. Schube Mr. Greg S. Dornoff Mr. Michael E. Suter Mr. Robert J. Elsbrock Mr. Jeffrey L. Tanner Mr. D'Juan Francisco Mr. James J. Wahl Mr. Brian N. Garry Mr. Nicholas A. Haggerty

Class of 1980

Class of 1985

Mr. Jeffrey A. Heger Mr. Christopher J. Hodge Mr. Michael E. Hyzdu Mr. Robert D. Kaiser Mr. Mark S. Kamphaus Mr. Sean D. Kenny Mr. John F. Kleiser Mr. Michael K. Lynch Dr. William J. Naber Mr. Joseph A. Novello Mr. Robert E. Puthoff Dr. Scott L. Schappacher Mr. Stephen T. Scheuerle Mr. James A. Stofko, Jr. Mr. Kenneth H. Toft Mr. William D. Vonderhaar

Class of 1986 3.08% (7 out of 227) Mr. Robert W. Fisher Mr. Sean Michael Francisco Mr. Timothy E. Marklay Mr. Timothy J. O'Neill Mr. Wayne E. Rieger, Jr. Mr. J. Matthew Stephens Mr. Michael G. Ward Mr. Eric L. Weibel

Class of 1987 3.20% (7 out of 219) Mr. Mark A. Dornoff Mr. Carl W. Knepler Mr. Christopher A. Lohr Dr. Michael F. Perry Mr. Mark S. Scheuerle Mr. Gregory Van Praag

Class of 1988

Mr. Mark L. Wiehe Mr. Robert L. Zelina, III

Class of 1998

Class of 2002

Class of 2006

Class of 1989

0.97% (2 out of 206)

1.93% (4 out of 207)

0.99% (2 out of 202)

Mr. Jon L. Bowling Mr. John E. Meister

Mr. Kevin T. Buckley Mr. Thomas P. Fette The Honorable Matthew S. Hoffmann Mr. Robert R. Vanderheyden

Mr. William E. Balbach Mr. Jonathan C. Bentley

2.44% (5 out of 205) Mr. Scott D. Gorman Mr. John A. Hoog Mr. Michael E. Rohlfs Mr. Matthew J. Smith Mr. Gregory T. Stofko

Class of 1990 3.45% (7 out of 203) Mr. David M. Bell Mr. Matthew D. Borman Mr. Todd R. Ille Mr. Denny E. Meador, II Mr. Robert G. Meyer Mr. Dwight D. Richter Mr. Nicholas A. Sabino

Class of 1991 3.53% (6 out of 170) Mr. Michael S. Bohmer Mr. Donald E. Jones Mr. John M. Kilcoyne Mr. Nicholas A. Latzy Mr. Scott D. Schaeper Mr. Mark C. Simmons

1.49% (3 out of 201) Mr. Joseph J. Carroll Mr. Joshua S. Deckard Mr. Scott A. Lyons

Class of 2000 2.53% (5 out of 198) Mr. Sean T. Finnerty Mr. Paul M. Jackson, Jr. Mr. Brian M. McClure Mr. Matthew C. Miller Mr. Stephen A. Rosfeld

Class of 2001 1.79% (4 out of 224)

Class of 2003 0.50% (1 out of 200) Mr. Phillip R. Lane

Class of 2004 2.58% (6 out of 233) Mr. Paul R. Antenucci Mr. Christopher M. Babcock Mr. Douglas S. BeCraft Mr. Adam P. Behm Mr. Christopher T. Geiger Mr. Samuel J. Sharp

Mr. Brian P. Schaeper Mr. Ryan E. Skeldon Mr. Matthew J. Sylvester 1.24% (3 out of 242) Mr. Patrick Tyler Tabler Mr. Tyler J. Corcoran Mr. Matthew J. McLaughlin Mr. Edward W. Roberts

Class of 2005

Class of 2007 1.26% (3 out of 238) Mr. Joseph R. Esbenshade Mr. Geoffrey W. Roberts Mr. Troy W. Tabler

Class of 2008 0.89% (2 out of 225) Mr. David W. Hook Mr. Charles Anderson Morgan

Class of 2009 0.76% (2 out of 262) Mr. Bradlee D. Hollowell Mr. Joseph H. Rogan, Jr.

Class of 2010 1.10% (2 out of 182) Mr. Andrew S. Hendrix Mr. Alexander S. Orkwis

Class of 1992 2.65% (4 out of 151) Mr. Jason P. Brown Mr. John D. Gatto Mr. Jeffrey R. Howell Mr. Keith H. Schofield

Class of 1993

15.97% (38 out of 238) 3.68% (7 out of 190) Mr. Richard S. Bachman Mr. James C. Bangs Mr. Joseph E. Bischoff Mr. Michael R. Blomer Mr. Jonathan D. Borman Mr. Anthony G. Butz Mr. John J. Cox, III Mr. Scott J. Doll Mr. Aaron M. Dziech Mr. G. Scott Egbers Mr. Joseph M. Faessler Mr. Anthony M. Falk Mr. Todd R. Geers Mr. Frank A. Geraci Mr. Kevin G. Gilles Mr. Joseph W. Hodge Mr. Craig D. Hodges Mr. Robert A. Hornback Mr. Thomas J. Kennedy Mr. Chris M. Kurtz Mr. David T. Langefels Mr. Arthur D. Lewis, III Mr. Thomas J. Mackey Mr. Michael D. Malatin Mr. Timothy S. Mangan Mr. John M. McNally Mr. Robert E. Medl Mr. Craig R. Minor Mr. Andrew E. Nagel Mr. Christopher D. Probst Mr. Jeffrey J. Rettig Mr. William J. Rohlfs Mr. Scott A. Schafer Mr. Brian S. Schuermann Mr. Michael T. Stark Mr. Jeffrey S. Vollmer

Class of 1999

Mr. James E. Creeden, Jr. Mr. Stephen E. Eichmann Mr. John J. Kilgore Mr. Keith M. Schaeper Mr. Joseph M. Schimpf Mr. Kevin T. Sorg Mr. Michael R. Zinser

Class of 1994 2.40% (4 out of 167) Mr. Chris M. DeBow Mr. Heath M. Geiger Mr. Michael K. Green Mr. Nicholas G. Hodge

Class of 1995 2.15% (4 out of 186) Dr. William A. Knight, IV Mr. Brent J. Martin, Jr. Mr. Steffen Uebe Mr. Bryan C. Young

Class of 1996 2.66% (5 out of 188) Mr. James C. Frondorf Mr. Adam Lux Mr. Patrick McLaughlin Mr. John J. Melish, M.S. Mr. Adam G. Molina

Class of 1997 2.05% (4 out of 195) Mr. Justin Bayer Mr. Jason W. Hurley Mr. Matthew E. Lyons Mr. Brian N. Wellinghoff

Moeller faculty and staff recently participated in Moeller’s Faculty Day of Action (or FAC-ACT), a service learning experience. Pictured above, from left: Frank Minnick (English), Derek Williams ’91 (English), Gustavo Benedetti (Spanish) and Ken Keener ’65 (English).

Faculty and Staff Honor Roll Mr. and Mrs. James A. Balbach ’77 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Balbach ’72 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beerman Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boate Mr. and Mrs. John Belza Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bohne Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Borman ’64 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Braun ’72 Mr. Robert D. Browning ’83 Ms. Stephanie Brundage Mr. Kevin T. Buckley ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Whitey Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Norm L. Cass Mr. and Mrs. James C. Champlin, III ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Blane M. Collison Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Corder Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Dees Mr. and Mrs. J. Alberto Delgado Mr. and Mrs. Louie B. DeTemple Mr. Daniel P. Dever Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Doran Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Dorsey Mr. James J. Elfers Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Erdmann Brother Robert M. Flaherty, S.M. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Gaier Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hauck Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Heisel Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Held Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Hoctor Mr. and Mrs. Doug Horst Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Huff Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Jamieson, III Mr. and Mrs. James H. Jewell Mr. and Mrs. Marc Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Keener ’65 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Keyser Sister Judith M. Klei, R.S.M. Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Kremer Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Lechner Brother Howard R. Lohrey, S.M. Brother Ronald G. Luksic, S.M. Mr. and Mrs. Len J. Matuszek Mr. Matthew J. McLaughlin ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McLaughlin ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Meale ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Minnick Mr. and Mrs. Pat J. Morgan Mr. Michael D. Moroski Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nelson Mr. David J. Prenger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Raymond Mrs. Susan E. Reinhardt Mr. and Mrs. John P. Rodenberg Mr. Michael Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Spitznagel Mr. and Mrs. Gregory O. Stanforth ’67 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stofko, Jr. ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stoll Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Tull Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Vanderkolk Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. Vicario Mr. Michael G. Ward ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Wilke Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Wilken Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Williams Mr. and Mrs. David W. Yelton Mr. and Mrs. John A. Yost Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zilch

Honor Roll of Donors

In Memory and Honor of Gift Given In The Name of Mr. John Beringer 2009 Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Beringer

The Daniel J. Buckley Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Broermann Mr. and Mrs. John F. Broermann Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Buckley Mr. Kevin T. Buckley Mrs. Kathryn A. Derrick Mr. and Mrs. James R. Devanney Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dillhoff Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gahl Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Sister Judith M. Klei, R.S.M. Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Luring Mr. and Mrs. John B. Platz Mr. and Mrs. William O. Sandquist, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David C. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Stertz, Jr. Companions on a Journey Mr. Kevin Tierney

In Memory of Don Cazel Mr. and Mrs. William N. Aydoner Mr. and Mrs. Aksel Aydoner City of Covington Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mier

In Memory of John B. Eddingfield Mr. and Mrs. John M. Costello, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Eddingfield

In Memory of Bernie Einspanier Mr. and Mrs. John M. Costello, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cutter Ms. Regene Dubell Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Gessing Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Krehbiel Mr. and Mrs. John Krehbiel Mr. Paul Lindsay, Jr. Ms. Mary Jane Linneman Ms. Mary B. Selzer

In Honor of Greg Goodhart Ms. Sherry Crawford-Eyen

In Memory of Ray Goodhart Mr. and Mrs. Rodney K. Allen Mr. William H. Barnes Mr. Jim A. Beamer Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Bridge Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brune Columbus State Education Association Mr. Gary Cook Mr. Peter T. Craig Ms. Sherry Crawford-Eyen Ms. F. Loretta Earls Mr. Dennis W. Eling Evendale G.E. Management Association Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Flaherty Ms. Linda Friedhof Mr. Patrick Gallo Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Glassmeyer Ms. Nancy M. Goebel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Goodhart Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. James R. Harmeyer † Mr. and Mrs. F. Thomas Heinold Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hobek Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn D. Holthaus Mr. Todd R. Ille Mr. James Judge Mr. and Mrs. Don Klopfenstein Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Kneflin Ms. Laurie K. Koller Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Kreimer 27 • FALL/WINTER 2010

Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Lacefield Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Luebben Dr. and Mrs. William R. Lukens Mr. and Mrs. Ron Martin Mr. Edward F. Nardini Ms. Michele Nawotka & Co-Workers Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Orr, Jr. Mr. William M. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. John Seay Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Shrader Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stephenson Ms. Mary J. Storm Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Struve Ms. Carla J. Swartz Mr. and Mrs. William Toft Mr. Charles P. Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Gerard P. Wiesner Dr. and Mrs. Steven S. Wunder

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Hamiter Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Hamiter

In Memory of Jon D. Hammons Mr. and Mrs. J Joseph Abell Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bayer Mr. James A. Bell Ms. Elizabeth M. Brown The Buehler Family Mr. and Mrs. Kyle D. Carone Mr. and Mrs. James P. Egasti Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Fahrnbach Mrs. Lola L. Hammons Mrs. H. Eleanor Hammons Mr. and Mrs. David D. Hammons Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hyer Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. James Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kennedy Ms. Prudence D. Kyle Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Langdon Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Larkin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lounsbury Ms. Helen C. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maurer Ms. Geneva Molinsky Ms. Doreen Molinsky Mr. and Mrs. James E. Molinsky Mr. and Mrs. Stewart P. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Reyes Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Settle Mr. and Mrs. Keven E. Shell Mr. and Mrs. Riley J. Snook Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vonderhaar Ms. Cynthia Yund

In Memory of Mr. Steven T. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John J. Korte Ms. Janey Kattelman Mr. Richard Premec

In Memory of Donald Juenke Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Adkins Mr. and Mrs. William T. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Donald Feld Mr. and Mr. Jeffrey J. Fischesser Mr. Roger Grein Mr. Robert Juenke Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Juenke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin Mr. and Mr. Jerome Reinert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Reinert Mr. Jim Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Wulf

In Memory of Mary Kemen Mr. and Mrs. James A. Kemen

The Dr. Edward Kremchek Memorial Scholarship Fund Dr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Kremchek

In Memory of Cam Lehmann Mr. and Mrs. Randall M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jim P. Sweeney, Jr.

In The Name of Mr. and Mrs. David J. Markgraf Mrs. Jo Ann R. Markgraf

In Memory of Rob Miller Mr. William L. Foley

In Memory of Mr. Joseph W. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morse

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Nester Mr. and Mrs. James D. Nester

In The Name of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Parker Mrs. Jo Ann R. Markgraf

In Memory of Jackie Pflum Mr. and Mrs. John S. Berten Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bruns Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Burkhardt Mrs. Edda Camardo Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ebbers Mr. and Mrs. Ned C. Ertel Mr. and Mrs. Emilio T. Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Fredrickson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Gilles Mr. Charles Patrick Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Kuhlman Ms. Barbara Linde A. Linde Mr. and Mrs. Sandro J. Marchionda Mr. and Mrs. Norbert J. Menke Ms. Mary L. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Naber Mr. and Mrs. Barry S. Pokorny Ms. Laura Seelaus Mr. and Mrs. David L. Shumar Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Spaccarelli Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Spatz Mr. and Mrs. H. Leonard Stallo Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Wordeman

In Memory of Mr. Jack Repasy and In Honor of Mr. Gregory J. Rossmann Mrs. Mary Beth Repasy

In Memory of Tyler Rotte Ms. Elaine Biehle Mr. Zach Bobst Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Bratburd Mr. and Mrs. William F. Brock Mr. and Mrs. John R. Burdick Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Carnahan Mr. and Mrs. Pilar M. Cloud Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Colburn Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Coletti Mrs. Carol Deimling Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Dave Freytag Mr. Frank A. Garry † Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gatto Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Gerrard Mr. and Mrs. William W. Goetz Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Groh Ms. Mary T. Guenther Mr. and Mrs. Gil M. Gusweiler Mrs. France Hendricks Ms. Nancy W. High Mrs. Nancy Hodgkiss Mr. and Mrs. Randall K. Hurley Mr. F. Michael Hyzdu Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Isgrig Mrs. Maureen Jordan Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kean Mr. Robert J. Kohlhepp Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kolodny Mr. and Mrs. Greg LaLonde Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Lamping Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Leininger Mr. James Lewis Mr. and Mrs. John S. Long Mr. and Mrs. D.J. MacArthur Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mileham

Mr. and Mrs. Greg F. Moratschek Mrs. Dorothy B. Morris Mr. and Mrs. James Pearce, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Poirier Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Robertson Ms. Helen Rotte Mr. and Mrs. Phil Saylor Ms. Sally Schlotman Dr. and Mrs. Willaim J. Schoenberger Mr. Keith H. Schofield Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sewell Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Shilt Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Sobel Mr. James E. Stopford Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Sweeney, III Mr. and Mrs. William G. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. George G. Trebbi, Jr. Villanova University Mr. and Mrs. John W. Vintz Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Voet Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Wertzler Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whalen Ms. Kristin B. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Woebkenberg Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Worth Mr. Larry Zimmerman

The Eric J. Schlueter Endowed Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Fischer Dr. and Mrs. John B. Gillen, Sr. Mr. George F. Millitzer Mr. and Mrs. Dave L. Muthler Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rutti Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Schlueter Mrs. Phyllis A. Schlueter Dr. Francis J. Schlueter and Mrs. Mary Kay Welsch Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. James Zeller

In Memory of Gary Schulze Mr. and Mrs. George M. Sideras

Gift Given In The Name of Nick Staresinic, 2013, Zaragoza Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Staresinic

The Michael A. Stofko Scholarship Fund Mr. D'Juan Francisco Mr. Christopher A. Lohr

In Memory of Teresa Sussli Deceuninck North America Mr. and Mrs. Louie B. DeTemple Mr. and Mr. Timothy Ewen Mrs. Margaret E. Koegel Dr. Arthur I. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Tepe Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Waechter Mr. Todd Washburn

In Memory of Mr. Thomas R. Sussli Mr. and Mrs. John Ruggiero

In Honor of our Blessed Mother Dr. and Mrs. Donald C. Salzano

In Memory of Harry Waechter Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Waechter

In Honor of Leonard and Carol Weibel’s 50th Anniversary Ms. Ruth Ramler

In Memory of Elnora Wilken Mr. and Mrs. John M. Costello, Jr.

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Woebkenberg Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Woebkenberg

In Memory of Hazel Wood Ms. Susan M. Burns Family Ms. JoAnn Erftenbeck Mr. Daniel J. Ledford

Report of Revenue and Expenses (Forecast, as of July 1, 2010, for 2010-11 Fiscal Year) Forecast 2010-11 Income by Source Tuition & Fees Donations & Fund Raising Student Services* Other Revenues

$ 8,683,600 1,300,000 1,388,500 1,015,000

70.1% 10.5% 11.2% 8.2%

Total Income

$12,387,100

100 %

$ 7,114,115 1,664,060 654,500 1,246,000 1,599,690

57.9% 13.6% 5.3% 10.2% 13.0%

$12,278,365

100 %

Expenses by Category Personnel Technology & Supplies Utilities & Maintenance Student Services* Capital & Debt Service Total Expenses

*Athletics, Spirit Shop, Food Service, Performing Arts, and School Publications

Cost of a Moeller Education Per Student

Expenditures Tuition

$12,363 $10,190

Gap for Fundraising

-$2,173

Financial Aid Dollars Awarded 2004

$58,880

2005

$184,050

2006

$346,799

2007

$325,025

2008

$381,642

2009

$407,133

2010

$548,306

2011(budgeted) $600,000

Enrollment: 20-Year History (October count) 1990/1991 1991/1992 1992/1993 1993/1994 1994/1995 1995/1996 1996/1997 1997/1998 1998/1999 1999/2000 2000/2001 2001/2002 2002/2003 2003/2004 2004/2005 2005/2006 2006/2007 2007/2008 2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011

734 770 790 817 862 871 887 908 890 913 930 949 935 972 966 951 936 928 917 907 926

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Crusader Connections John Boehner ’68: U.S. Speaker-in-Waiting Moeller can now add “Speaker of the House” to its list of renowned alumni accomplishments. John Boehner ’68 becomes the presiding officer of the U.S. House of Representatives once the 112th Congress convenes on January 3, 2011. The Speaker is third in the presidential line of succession and works to set the majority party’s legislative agenda. Besides headlining the major newspapers in the country, Time magazine featured him in November, and 60 Minutes is currently producing a segment to be aired in December. Characterized as a “hard worker and team player” by former Coach Gerry Faust in the Time cover article, the journalists describe the Speaker-to-be as “a self-made businessman with working-class roots who obviously cares about more than his golf game, an amiable consensus builder who learned his people skills growing up with 11 siblings and one bathroom…

Members of both parties agree that he keeps his word.”

He’s an honorable man. A Man of Moeller.

Moeller’s 2010 Distinguished Alumni Awardees DAVID THOLE ’85, Purple Heart Recipient Lt. Col., USAF (Ret.), DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARD: Presented to a

JACK LONG, BROTHER EVESLAGE AWARD:

TROY SUTER ’10, GOLD SHIELD AWARD: Presented to

Presented to an individual who through years of tireless effort has made significant contributions to the growth of Moeller: Jack Long began his decades-long support of Moeller in 1967 and joined the Dads’ Club in 1979. Under Coach Bob Crable, Long assisted the football program by chaperoning the team bus and handling all the chapel duties for the football team, which he continues to this day.

Long and his wife of 47 years, Janice, have three children: John Lambert ’83, Jennifer (Pete Hopewell ’91) and James Patrick.

a graduate who exemplifies good character, a solid spiritual life, academic excellence, a willingness to serve, and participates in various school activities: School Vice Captain Troy Suter ’10 was the president of the National Honor Society and received numerous academic honors, including the Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Award and John Massarella Award.

He participated in more than a dozen co-curricular activities and held several leadership positions. Suter attends the University of Notre Dame.

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graduate who has given outstanding service to his community and who has distinguished himself as a Moeller alumnus: Lt. Col. Thole served 20 years as an F-16 fighter pilot and was chosen in 2001 to be one of 10 initial pilots for the F-22, the world’s most lethal combat aircraft. He retired in 2009 as Chief of the Weapons and Tactics Branch, Air Combat Command, Langley AFB, VA. He has been awarded the Purple Heart, Meritorious Service Medal, and Arial Achievement Medal.

Crusaders in the News Ted Torbeck ’74 Named President of Cincinnati Bell Communications: Cincinnati Bell Inc. named Theodore H. (Ted) Torbeck ’74 as the president and general manager of Cincinnati Bell Communications.

Torbeck will have responsibility for the planning, marketing, sales and operation of all of the communication lines of business at Cincinnati Bell, including all consumer and business wireline and wireless products. He will report to Bell Chief Executive Officer Jack Cassidy. (The Enquirer and Bloomberg News, September 10, 2010)

Andrew Brackman ’04 Promoted to Yankees: Former Moeller High standout Andrew Brackman ’04 was called up by the New York Yankees today. He reports to New York on Tuesday. Brackman was selected by the Yankees in the first round of the 2007 First-Year Player Draft after playing baseball at North Carolina State. (The Cincinnati Enquirer, September 20, 2010, Enquirer's Mike Dyer contributed)

Life More than Baseball to Brent Suter ’08: Being left-handed and able to throw a fastball 90 mph is often an express ticket to the major leagues. But Brent Suter ’08 of Anderson Township has a lot more going on in his life than just baseball. The 2008 Moeller grad (class salutatorian) is currently the ace pitcher for the Hamilton Joes of the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League.

It's the wooden bat league that the Cincinnati Steam plays in… Suter was selected as the game's starting pitcher and a dozen pro scouts were watching.

Also occupying his time this summer is the “SURF” program at Children’s Hospital. His mother, Shirley, a high school and college swimming champion, said, “SURF is a Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship and part of the University of Cincinnati Medical School.

Brent is in the cardiology department.”

Majoring in environmental science and potentially pre-med, Suter will advance to his junior year this fall at Harvard University. (By Terrence Huge, The Community Press, July 19, 2010)

Lives Remembered: Joe Currin ’90: Joe Currin’90, a former Moeller basketball standout and University of Dayton basketball player died of a massive heart attack Sunday, July 18, while jogging in Venice, FL. Currin, 38, was a corporate attorney for the Caterpillar Corporation and had moved with his family to Singapore a few months earlier. He is survived by his wife, Callie, and four children ages 5 to 9. Currin, the son of former UD football star Jim Currin, was the youngest of 10 children. The entire family was vacationing together at the time of his death. He was a walk-on basketball player at UD who worked his way into the starting lineup and appeared in 55 games. He played on the 1992-93 and 1993-94 teams coached by Jim O’Brien. He graduated from the UD law school.

(Springfield-News Sun, July 21, 2010)

Mike Bell ’93 Promoted to Director, Player Development, Arizona: November 15, 2010, Arizona Diamondbacks News Release – The Arizona Diamondbacks announced that Mike Bell ’93 has been promoted to Director, Player Development... Bell was a first-round selection, 30th overall, of the Texas Rangers in the 1993 First-Year Player Draft. Bell’s time in

the Major Leagues came in 2000 when he batted .222 for with 2 home runs and 4 RBIs in 19 games for the Cincinnati Reds. Overall, he compiled a .265 batting average with 135 home runs, 684 RBIs, 262 doubles and 32 triples in 1,231 games in 13 Minor League seasons (1993-2005) with the Rangers, New York Mets, Reds, Colorado Rockies, D-backs, Chicago White Sox, and St. Louis Cardinals organizations.

Michael Simon ’83 Hungary’s Most Successful Software Entrepreneur: On a whim, Michael Simon ’83 sprinted off to Hungary after finishing business school in St. Louis. Twenty years later, he has carved out an unusual niche as perhaps Hungary’s most successful software entrepreneur. Simon’s latest creation to bubble out of Budapest is LogMeIn, a 400-worker outfit that makes software that allows one computing device to take control of another. Using this technology, a person can tap into a home or office PC while on the road with a laptop. Customer support technicians also use LogMeIn’s products to take control of people’s machines and fix their PC problems. (By Ashlee Vance, The New York Times, October 11, 2010) Note: Mike Simon, Moeller Class of ’83, completed his undergraduate work at Notre Dame University.

Moeller Announces New Alumni Board This fall the Moeller Alumni Association voted in Moeller’s new Alumni Board. The Executive Board consists of President, Phil Kreiner '76; Vice President, Larry Kuhlman '81; Past President, Rob Winterman '80; Alumni Director, Jim Stofko '85; Faculty Advisor, Barry Borman '64; Marianist Representative, Bro. Bob Flaherty, S.M.; Treasurer, Bill Balbach '72; John Widmeyer '68; Tim Albers '68; John Costello '79; Pat Morgan '79; Mike Suter '80; Rob Hornback '88; Andy Schaffer '93; Joe Buckley '95; Mike Munafo '00; and Cole Jackson '05.

“Each decade is represented on the executive board, and we are adding membership with class captains for every graduating class,” says Alumni Director Jim Stofko ’85.

“Through the board, the class captains, and with the help of the development department, we are collecting contact information on all alumni. Our number one goal is to enhance our database so we can communicate with all our alumni. We have outstanding events in place and will continue to develop more alumni events with a wide variety of social and networking opportunities.”

New and revamped activities are currently being planned, such as a biannual speaker series, wine tasting festival, Keeneland trip, 3-on-3 basketball, new reunion activities, and more. The board is also establishing regional alumni groups in other cities. “We look forward to getting out more and more information on these events,” says Stofko. “Check the Moeller website (www.Moeller.org) for updates. And please contact the board with any ideas or questions. We want our alums to be involved. Working together we will have the best Alumni Association in the country!”

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Crusader Connections Keep in touch! We want to

Operation Lost Alums

hear from you (and send us pictures, too). Tell your fellow Crusaders about your wedding, a recent move, your latest promotion, a family addition, your retirement, or any other news you have to share. Just cut out and mail this form with your picture(s) or send us an e-mail (CAGaier@Moeller.org) and attach your photo(s) or log on to our website. It’s that easy!

Men of Moeller, with great pride we announced our new Alumni Board at the October 28 alumni meeting.

In addition to the board, we have had many alumni step up and serve in the role of a class captain.

We certainly want all of our 10,000 alumni to be a part of our great Alumni Association! We cannot do this without your help. Currently, we only have some contact information for about 75% of the graduating classes. The Alumni Board’s and class captains’ number one goal is to reconnect with all of our “lost alumni.” Please help us by contacting your class captain, a board member, or the Advancement Office at Moeller. As we continue to build our database, our alumni events, reunions, and networking opportunities will continue to improve. Please visit our website (www.Moeller.org) to update your contact information and to learn more about the Alumni Association and events. Thanks for your help.

Mail this form to: Archbishop Moeller High School c/o Moeller Magazine/“Alumni Notes” 9001 Montgomery Road Cincinnati, OH 45242-7780

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Basketball Alumni Night: Tuesday, Dec. 21, vs. Chaminade Julienne (Honoring the Crusader Basketball Teams & Coaches of 1960-61, 1970-71, 1980-81, 1990-91, & 2000-01!)

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Annual Alumni Association Sports Stag: Thursday, February 24 50th Anniversary Alumni Sports Stag!

Honoring Moeller Legendary Coaches Gerry Faust & Mike Cameron Recognizing ALL 24 State Championship Teams, Individuals, & Hall of Fame Members and Coaches For up-to-date information, see Moeller Website: www.Moeller.org (Alumni).

Register early for this historic event!

Moeller will be honoring and celebrating Moeller’s Great Sports Tradition, Coaches, and Players, who have helped to make The Big Moe the Best High School in the nation!

MARCH The 11th Annual Alumni Father-Son Mass and Breakfast: Sunday March 13 31 • FALL/WINTER 2010

APRIL 50th Anniversary Main Event!

Saturday, April 9, Savannah Center in West Chester, OH Proceeds benefit the Moeller Tuition Assistance & Student Services Programs.

Register early, for this event sells out annually! See the Moeller website, www.Moeller.org (Support Moeller), for online registration. For more information, contact Main Event Coordinator Marcia Lechner at (513) 791-1680, ext. 1304, or e-mail her at MLechner@Moeller.org.

P.S. Thanks for your support of last year’s 25th Annual Main Event! We made a record-breaking $292,000!

MAY Moeller Day at the Reds! Friday, May 13, vs.

St. Louis Cardinals Cost: $67/person which includes exclusive use of the Machine Room & Outdoor Patio, the Ballpark Buffet, Drinks (water, soft drinks, and 1st two rounds of beer per person). There is limited seating, so reserve your tickets in advance through Moeller website (see Alumni).

Weddings Moeller extends its best wishes to the following graduates and faculty who have/will “tie the knot”: Leah (Flesch) and Jason Topits ’99 on September 24, 2010.

Kelly and Scott Kaiser ’01 on July 17, 2010.

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Bough, John ’65 and his wife, Hilda, have six children: John Jr. ’87, Sandy, Jackie, Christina, Elizabeth, and Jeffrey ’07. John is a sales rep for ASSA ABLOY. Foy, Ned ’65 and his wife, Kim, have five children: James, Patrick, Michael, Christopher, and Robert.

They live in Sarasota, FL. Ned has worked in law enforcement for the past 38 years and is currently a homicide detective for the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office.

Herweh, Terry ’65 is a self-employed chemist.

He and his wife, Regina, have three children: Nickolaus, Katrina, and Karalee.

Hoerst, Timothy ’65 graduated from the University of Dayton in 1970. He stayed active in many local youth and charitable groups, including his parish. Timothy was elected international president of the Knights of St. John in 2008, and then re-elected in 2010. In his role with the Knights of St. John, he has visited Liberia (and met with President Sirleaf), Nigeria, Ghana, Togo, and Canada. Next spring he will go to Germany.

He retired from the City of Reading as its municipal finance-auditor. Timothy and his wife, Joyce, have two children (Bridget and Rebecca) and two grandchildren (Ashlyn, age 4, and Nathan, age 2). They enjoy traveling.

Rahe, Don ’65 married his high school sweetheart, Carol Bratt, and they celebrated their 40th anniversary this summer. They have two children, Tracey and Brian.

Don has spent 39 years in education as a teacher, coach, and assistant principal. He has coached football, wrestling, track, swimming, basketball, baseball, and softball.

Currently, he coaches varsity girls volleyball with Bright Local Schools. He says he has many fond memories from being a player at Moeller and at the University of Cincinnati, and many more as a coach of his son and daughter and the many other kids over the years: “It’s been a great ride with a lot of success and enjoyment!”

Wene, Gregg ’65 is retired from his work as a quality control manager with Plastic Injection Molding. He and his wife, Phyllis (Knabe), have four children: Ray, Dave, Nikki, and Teresa. Gregg Barry credits his time at Borman ’64, Moeller as having Moeller AD instilled in him a “can-do” spirit and a “never-give-up”perseverance.

Rinschler, James ’66 retired from the Marine Corps after 20 years of service and retired after another 20 years with Carlson Travel/Sato. He lives in Germantown, MD.

Births Congratulations to the following couples: Heather and Andy Folzenlogen ’89, daughter, Josephine (Josie) Ann, February 16, 2010.

Kelly and Andy Kwiatkowski ’95, a son, Evan Andrew, July 28, 2010.

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Megan and Justin Bayer ’97, son, Joseph Keenan Bayer, July 3, 2010.

(Photo left) Lisa and Greg Ulland ’97, son, Marley Jameson, August 29, 2010.

Jeanne and Andy Walton ’00, son, Jack Douglas Walton, July 22, 2010.

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operations for General Electric Industrial; president and CEO of GE’s Rail Services; and vice president of global supply chain for GE Aircraft Engines. Ted has a bachelor’s in marketing from Miami University and a master’s in business administration from Xavier University.

Boone, Tim ’70 is a sculptor who works in bronze and stone.

He does stylized figures and commissioned work. His wife (Jan) and daughter (Jessie) are oil painters, and his son (Chris ’95) designs sets for theater.

Tim is also president of TJBoone Insurance/Financial Services.

Deiters, Steve ’70 is owner/ president of Diffused Gas Technologies, Inc. Fifteen years ago he purchased a product line that was part of the company he worked for in the wastewater treatment field. After a career in industrial marketing, he decided to strike out on his own. He says it worked out well with no regrets, and he is grateful for the learning experi- Mike Rakel ’70, former Moeller Dean of Academics ence.

Vargo, David ’70 graduated in 1974 from the University of Cincinnati and married his high school sweetheart, Ann. They have three children – Zach, Scott, and Rob – and three grandchildren. David is a commercial sales rep for Bob Sumerel Tire Co. David teaches spinning classes at the YMCA and enjoys canoe racing and hiking. In November 2007 David lost his brother, Don, age 51, to a rare cancer. Don was a GCL golf champ while at Moeller. He is survived by his wife, Karen, three children, and one grandchild.

Kowalski, James ’75 is a Lieutenant General in the United States Air Force and is Commander, Air Force Global Strike Command, Barksdale Air Force Base, LA. General Kowalski entered active duty in 1980 through the UC ROTC

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 wife of 23 years, Mary, have three children: Katelin, Kelly, and Garrett. Katelin is a senior at the University of Cincinnati; Kelly is a sophomore at Northern Kentucky University on a volleyball scholarship; and Garrett is a junior at Moeller playing football and volleyball. Bob is a facility manager for Crapsey & Gilles Contractors.

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Siciliano III, James ’70 and his wife, Barb, have been married 38 years. Their son, James IV ’97, graduated from Miami and earned a master’s degree from Xavier.

Their daughter, Chris, graduated from Xavier. James is a manager/financial service representative for Connexus Credit Union. His grandson, James V, was born in April 2009.

Speed, Mike ’70 and his wife, Becky, live in Hilliard, OH, with their children, John and Katie. He works for Online Computer Library Center as an enterprise project manager.

Torbeck, Ted ’74 has been named president and general manager of Cincinnati Bell Communications. Ted has served as CEO of Freedom Group, Inc.; vice president of

program. He received a bachelor’s in business administration.

In 1985 he earned a master’s in management from Central Michigan University, and in 1993 he earned a master’s in national security and strategic studies from the College of Naval Command and Staff, Naval War College in Newport, RI. His assignments have taken him throughout the US and Southeast Asia.

Fehring Jr., Patrick ’75 is CEO and president of Level One Bank.

He and his wife, JoAnn, live in Northville, MI, with their two children, Jennifer and Erika.

Patrick graduated from Miami University in 1979 and worked at Fifth Third Bank in various executive positions in Cincinnati, Columbus, and Detroit. In 2007 he started Level One Bank as a commercial bank to meet the financial service needs of professionals and emerging businesses.

Crowe, William ’77 received his master’s in theology from Loyola University and his master of divinity degree from St. John Seminary in Camarillo, CA. He was ordained by Cardinal Roger

Mahony at Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral in Los Angeles and is associate pastor at St. Peter Claver Parish in Simi Valley, CA. Lehrter, Ron ’77 has been married to Cheri for 26 years and has traveled to all 50 states and more. He worked for 33 years at Diesel Enterprises. He is the owner (semi-retired) of Lehrter Maintenance LLC.

Booth, Brian ’80 and his wife, Peggy, live in Dallas, TX, with their four children: Megan, Peter, Trevor, and Tyler. He works as a director of sales and marketing for Hyatt Corporation.

Rosnell, Keith ’80 graduated from Notre Dame in 1984 with a bachelor’s in mechanical engineering and from the University of Dayton in 1988 with a master’s in electrical

engineering. He met his wife, Tara, at UD, and they married in 1990. He served one tour of duty in USAF after college. He now owns his own engineering company, Remtec Corporation, which builds robotic systems. Keith and Tara have two sons, Christian ’12 and Brian ’14.

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Williams, Tim ’80 is a graduate of Franklin College and is now president of Williams Insurance & Consulting, LLC, in Columbus, OH. He and his wife, Sharon, have five children: Zachery and Alexandra Jenkins and Elizabeth, Jennifer, and Olivia Williams.

Larry Kuhlman ’81, President of Bramkamp Printing, the printer of Moeller Magazine.

Deimling, Mark ’85 and his wife, Stephanie, have three children – Ashley (22), Mason (11), and Tanner (5) – and two grandchildren, Savannah (2) and Adison (1 month).

Mark has worked for Milacron and Harris Products, but now studies Microsoft security at Sinclair Community College.

He will graduate with honors in March 2011.

He loves to travel and has been on eight cruises with his wife and family.

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Alumni Notes Marot, Michael ’85 went to Ohio University where he earned his bachelor's in journalism and became the first undergraduate to intern at Scripps Howard News Service in Washington, D.C. He first worked at The Athens Messenger and then The Washington Court House Record-Herald, where he covered OSU football and basketball, the Cincinnati Bengals, Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Indians, and Art Schlichter for nearly two years.

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.

In 1993 they moved to Indiana to work for The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, where he and Sarah became award-winning writers.

Mike covered Indiana University football and basketball, including the firing of Bob Knight in September 2000, two Final Fours, four Indianapolis 500s, the Major League Baseball playoffs, and the NBA Finals. He has been covering Peyton Manning since his rookie season in 1998, which is the same year Mike and Sarah celebrated the birth of their son, Zachary.

For the past 10 years Mike has worked for the Associated Press. He has won several state awards and was named the 2005 Indianapolis AP Staffer of the Year. He has now covered 14 Indianapolis 500s, five Final Fours, two Super Bowls, and one Rose Bowl.

One month after taking the AP job they had their second child, Caroline. Their third child, Andrew, was born in 2006 and was recently diagnosed with autism.

Michel, John ’85 and his wife, Lucena, have three children: Justin, Mathew, and Anthony (two attend the University of Cincinnati and one Miami University). In July 1985, he joined the Army, working in the Signal Corps.

He has lived in Germany, Turkey, and Korea and has been deployed to Haiti, Kuwait, and Iraq. John has a bachelor’s in information systems management. Retiring from the Army in 2006, John is now an information system specialist for the Veterans Affairs.

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Vonderhaar, William ’85 and his wife, Heather, have three children: Tyler (16), Ben (10), and Max (8). William is with Procter & Gamble, NA Facilities Management and Governance.

Hopewell, Paul ’88 was recently named a Minnesota “super lawyer” by the Minneapolis/ St. Paul magazine. He graduated from the University of Minnesota with a bachelor’s in 1993 and from William Mitchell College of Law in 1996. Paul has been an attorney at Johnson & Condon, P.A., since 1996 and a partner with the firm since 2003.

He lives in the Twin Cities with his wife, Michelle, and their three daughters: Isabelle, Olivia, and Ava Marie.

Burns, Barry ’90 has worked primarily in sports and entertainment, including jobs with the South Bend Silverhawks, Amarillo Dillas, Cincinnati Arts Association, Detroit Tigers, and Xavier University Athletics. Barry currently works for Ticketmaster as a client support specialist.

He is active in Big Brothers and Save the Animals Foundation Animal Shelter, and also enjoys traveling, with recent trips to Ireland, England, and Spain.

Moeller Faculty Paul Kindt ’90, Derek Williams ’91, and Todd Norman ’91

Buckley, John ’98 celebrated his 30th birthday with fellow ’98 alums at the Great American Ballpark.

(Photo above: Rob Mahoney, Grant Crosthwaite, Geoff Schlemmer, John Buckley, Dan Hafer, Jay Hoffman, Pat Murray, and Neil Lobert.)

Speigle, William ’90 has been an active duty Marine for 16 years. William is a lieutenant colonel and has been deployed twice in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom (2003/2009). He graduated from Miami University in 1994 with a bachelor’s in business management and was commissioned a second lieutenant in May 1994. In August 2007, Lt. Col. Speigle was selected to attend the US Marine Corps Command and Staff College in Quantico, VA. He graduated in June 2008 with a master’s in military studies. In June 2010, he took command of the Marine Combat Training Battalion. William and his wife, Wendy, have three children: Hannah (11), William (9), and Robert Joseph (7).

Woycke, Leo ’90 and his wife, Lisa, married in 2001.

They live on the west side of Cincinnati with their two children, Brady (3 ) and Tyler (9 months). Leo went to the College of Mt. St. Joe and played on their first football team. He is currently a manager with Great American Financial Resources-Tax & Reporting.

Houston, Tony ’92 and his family have relocated to St. Louis, MO. He began working for SSM Health Care as their corporate director of operations finance. Tony is a fellow in the American College of Healthcare Executives.

Budai, Tim ’95 has been a police officer for the past 11 years and now works for the Goshen Twp. Police Dept. Twice he was nominated for Officer of the Year in Clermont Co. He spent three years as a school resource officer at Goshen High School. Tim has two children, Jackson (8) and Madeline (6).

Milton, Scott ’95 lives in Rockford, MI, with his wife, Shannon, and their two children, Grace and Lilly. He is a national account manager for Pactiv Corporation.

Molloy, Justin ’96 was recently appointed as a visiting assistant professor at the University of Cincinnati (DAAP) School of Design. He serves as the chapter chair for SEGD Cincy (The Society for Environmental Graphic Design).

Justin lives in Loveland with his wife, Rachel.

Bayer, Justin ’97 is the founder and CEO of welcometocollege. com, a Web application to help high school students and families during the college visit process.

telly award winner for best documentary. Brad played football at Duquesne, where they won three consecutive MAAC championships.

Reising, Brian ’98 is pictured with wife, Amber, and daughter, Lorelai.

Brian is a specialist in the Army. (Photo above)

Satterwhite, Cameron ‘05 played baseball for the University of Cincinnati and earned All-Big East honors after his junior season. He later was signed by the Dayton Dragons, the single-A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds, and was honored as the team’s hitter of the month in June 2010.

Bunch, Paul ’00 is a pediatric resident at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. He and his wife, Nikki, have two children, Jack and Caroline.

Finnerty, Sean ’00 is a campaign manager for the Friends of John Boehner ’68.

Walton, Andy ’00 moved to Chicago with some college roommates after graduation from the University of Dayton.

After passing his professional engineer’s exam, he changed jobs to an engineering firm in downtown Chicago. Most recently he became a father to Jack Douglas Walton.

Moeller English Teacher Kevin Buckley ’02

Day, D.J. ’05 graduated with a bachelor’s in social work from Wright State. He works for a local non-profit, MALACHI Youth Opportunities Program, as a service coordinator.

DJ also plays rugby for the Cincinnati Kelts.

Humbel, Kevin ’05 works in the Operations Leadership Program with Fifth Third Bank.

Libis, Brad ’05 was awarded a graduate assistantship to earn his master’s degree from Duquesne University. He was general manager of Duquesne Television, and a two-time

Maciulewicz, Gordon ’05 graduated from the University of Dayton in December 2009 with a bachelor’s in mechanical engineering and co-oped with Montgomery County Sanitary Engineering and Motoman Robotics.

He married Katie in June in Chattanooga, TN, and they celebrated their wedding reception at Rock City’s Grandview.

Gordon is currently employed in Fairfield, OH, as a mechanical engineer with MTSI, a small engineering firm that specializes in gas-turbine packaging for school, oil rig, and Navy/military applications.

(Photo Above: Gordon and Katie in a “garage band” while at UD. The band included Andy Ciarniello ’05 and Ben Hunt ’05.)

Madden, Ben ’05 graduated from the US Naval Academy in 2009 with a bachelor’s in mechanical engineering and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the US Marine Corps. From there, Ben attended The Basic School in Quantico, VA, and was selected to be an artillery officer. Ben graduated first in his class of 130 artillery lieutenants at Ft. Sill, OK. He is currently stationed at Camp Pendleton, CA, with the 2nd battalion, 11th Marine regiment. Ben is acting as a forward observer for the 1st battalion, 5th Marine regiment, and expects to be deployed to Afghanistan within the next year.

In Memoriam We express our condolences and deepest sympathies to the families and friends of these and other members of the Moeller Family who have passed on: Carlson, George Cazel, Donald Currin, Joe ’90 Dirr, Alvin Garry, Frank Gelhot, Ned ’66 Glassmeyer, Gary ’68 Jagoditz, Shirley Knueven, “Bud” Herman Jr. Leugers, William Molloy, Joyce Mullen, John

Murray, Patrick ’81 Pflum, Joshua ’11 Pohlman, Bernard Roggeman, Thomas Stein, Andrew Stratmann, Louis Tabb, Mike ’84 Tennant, Pam Toerner, Joe Watson, George Wisniewski, Wayne ’87 Zerges, Carl

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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.)

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